The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Monday, February 8, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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THEATRE, THURSDAY NIGHT, FEB
; 1 12th ANNUAL TOUR OF
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THE “WAY DOWN EAST” OF THE WEST-Not a “Rube” Show But
GRADE COMEDY OF THE BETTER SORT
CLASSED BY MANAGERS With j
SEATS ON SALE AT CARNES’ CONFECTIONERY
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“THE SQUAW MAN”
"WAY DOWN EAST”
“ARIZONA”
PRICES 25c TO 75c.
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CONSERVATIVE BANKING BUSINESS
The business of the First National Bank of
Orange, is conducted on conservative
principles. Our Officers are men of lohg
financial experience in the Banking B^ik.
ness, assuring the utmost care In manage-
ment, Checking Accounts arc Solicited.
OAMTil •106,00* MIRPLUO AND MWHT* *00.000
The First National Bank
ORANGE, TEXAS
of the Fields Mercantile company of
Fields, La., arrived in *Orange last
night on a business mission, also to
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visit relatives.
—Rev. Sam Oliver, formerly of Or,
ange
now of Lake Charles, spent yes-
terday in Orange, and- in the fore-
noon preached at the Prairie View
Baptist church.
v —Harris Zeve, a former Orange
young man, now .of Port Arthur,
spent yesterday very pleasantly in the
city, the gue^t of friends.
—J. E. Kelly, superintendent of the
Orange and Northwestern railroad,
accompanied by Mrs. Kelly, wfre
Saturday visitors in Beaumont.'
W. B. Simmons, Jr, of the Mr V.
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SHAKESPEARE’S AMERICAN
, CALENDAR, 1909.
FEBRUARY
General W. T. Sherman bom.
1820.
Grim visaged war * • ** smoothed
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(not) his wrinkled front.
—“Richard III.” i, 1.
Japan’s navy sinks two Russian bat-
tleahips, 1904.
Either we or they mfest lower lie.
—“I. Henry IV ” iii, 8.
Lord Mayo, governor general of In-
jUa, ataastinated. 1872.
i Foul whimperings are abroad; un-
' natural Meeds do breed unnatural
troubles. God forgive us all! Re-
move from her the caqse of alt an-
noyance and still keep thy eyes upon
her.
—‘Macbeth,”. v, 1.
PERSONAL MENTION
—Hugh West of Echo was a yes-
terday -visitor in Orange. -
—R. L. Van Zandt of Fort Worth
is transacting business today in Or-
ange.
—Miss Bly Langford, teacher of the
public school at Terry, spent Sunday
in Orange, visiting friends.
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Aiderson company, was a Beaumont
visitor Saturday evening, going over
to meet Mrs. Simmons, who was ext
route home from Remlig, where she
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. VV
A. Campbell, for some time.
—Mrs. W. A. Powell ar*d baby of
Lufkin reached Orange Saturday
night, they being joined at Beaumont
by Mr. Powell, who went over to meet
them. They will make their ftuure
home in Orange.
—Mrs. Goldie Fletcher left Satur-
day noon for Tyler, where she will
enter the Tyler Commercial College.
—Mrs. J. S. Anderson and Mrs S.
E. Murelle returned Saturday night
from Beaumont, where they spent the
day shopping and visiting friends.
—Col. W. D. Bettis has returned
from an extended trip, through Louisi-
ana, including Lafayette, and. New
Orleans. While away Col. Bettis was
a member of a hunting party near
Gibson.'
a Amusements D
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
• Calendar
The^MisspUJ-i Girl—Feb. 11.
Rose
Tonight’s Atnuiet^ents.
ORANGE THKATF.R-Mjr ^
of Dixie Land.
VAUDETTE—Vaudeville and mov
WE BUY your second-hand house-
hold goods; pay good prices, pack-
ing goods, shipping and repairing fur-
niture THE CURIOSITY STORE,
408 Front St. New Phone‘SIS. 28-lm
WANTKD-To buy your old furni-
ture at prices satisfactory to you.
LYONS BROS, new and second-hand
furniture store. 9-tf^r
A Great Offer
.SALE—Three improved lots in
t$t*£)range on Western Avenue.
fEd..Cox.:'V * 3-fit
To make room for Two Cars of Furniture to
arrive, we offer our entire stock of goods on
hand at very low prices. Our stock consists of
New Furniture, Ranges and Cook Stoves, Matt-
ing, Linoleum, all kinds of Mattresses, including:
the Ostermoor; Globe-Wernicke Book Cases; the
ENTERTAINED YESTERDAY
—Mr. arid Mrs. Hugh Fountain and
baby have returned from a short visit
to. western points in the state.
—Mrs. A. poucett of Beaumont
was a morning arrival in Orange,
coming over to visit friends.
—Misses Ada Sims, Ethel Drum-
mond and Ethel McCullom ami
Messrs. Willie Gendreau, {’. W
Swearington and C. E Abbey com-
prised a party of Port Arthurrte • who
spent yesterday in Orange.
, The Missouri Girl.
In the last dozen years "The Mis-
souri Girl" has been in this city sev-
eral times and the visit again this
season which is announced for Thurs-
day night of this week, will be hailed-
with delight by Hie numerous thea-
ter-ogers who have so long conteinM
that this attraction is the greatest of
all comedies and that “Zckc" and
“Daisy” are the funniest of all stage
characters. The success of this at-
traction has stimulated other man-
agers to offer productions of a simi-
lar nature, but none.have yet suc-
ceeded in producing an imitation that
will satisfy the theater goers who
have seen the original show.
The company jbi* season is said to
be even stronger than when the play
was last seen here, and the unusual
demand, for seat* so far in advance
augers well for a capacity business
The price* are in accordance with the
times and so reasonable that every
pne can afford a brief holiday with
“Zekc" anil "Daisy," The vaudeville
features this season are particularly
yrong. and the whole production is
in keeping with the high standard of
excellence that characterizes Fred
Raymond’s attractions ■ , »
ESTRAYED—Or st»len from my
• place in West Orange, small bay
horse • branded M S on right hip;
long mane and tail.. Any one return-
ing him to my place will be liberally
rewarded. J. C. Markwith. 2-tf
latest styles of Baby Carriages aad Go-Carts.
Orders taken for Wall Paper.
YOUB CREDIT » GOOD
FOR RENT—A dwelling house for
rent corner Ftlm and Seventh
streets. Rent, $10.00 per month, pay-
able in advance. Apply to Robert
Morgan -
The Miller furnitsre Co.
ROOMS FOR RENT—Everything
furnished- All modern conven-
ience- /TKrve blocks from pdatoffice
Addressthis office. 5*0
FOR REN TV-A 'dwelling house on
Pine street" betwcCttWxth and Sev-
enth stre/t*. Kent. JjS'SiM-r month,
payable in advance. Apply (Tn Robert
Morgan. \
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Manager H. B. Jackson and Wife En-
tertain Members of Company.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wallock, of the
Spooner-Wallock Dramatic company,
now filling a two weeks engagement
at the Orange theater, were guests
yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jack-
son at a luncheon given in their hon-
or. Judge and Mrs. Holland were also
present and the occasion was made
a most pleasant and enjoyable one.
—Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Allen
Houston were Saturday visitors
Orange.
—Howard Cohenaur of the Palace
Jewelry Store, spent yesterday with
frieifbs in Beaumont.
—E. H. Pope was a visitor in the
city Saturday, coming in from Hous-
ton.
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, and read the Miller Furniture
^ offer. V 8-3t ,
—My V. Anderson of the firm of
M. V. Anderson and company, was
among the Orangeites transacting
business in Beaumont Saturday.
ASTHMA gsssfl
r.UMBm<mr.lM*T«k.
—Rev. J, E. Massey, pastor of the
Orange Methodist church, reached
home Saturday from Kountze, where
he has been attending the District
Pastors’ Conference.
—Harvey Smith, formerly of the
auditing department of the Orange & ■
Northwestern railroad company, now
in the general offices of the Frisco
at Beaumont, was an Orange visitor
yesterday. »
—Misses Maud and Edith , Sloan
reached home Saturday night from
Beaumont, where they spent the dajr,
visiting friends.
—W. H. Stark, general manager of
the Lutcher and Moore Lumber com-'
pany, has returned from Donner 1^
and Lutcher, La., Where nc has been
attending annual meetings of the
Brown-Dibert Cypress Lumber com-
pany and the Lutcher and Moore Cy-
press Lumber company, of which he
is a member.
FORD BOOSTS ORANGE
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Editor of the Leader Was Visitor in
the City Saturday
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Weather Forecast
Washington, Feb. 8-—East
Texas—Cloudy Monday, except
rain in the northwest portion
and at night in east and south
portions. Tuesday, rain and
colder in north portion.
‘West Texas—Local rains
Monday. Tuesday, somewhat
colder and generally fair, ex-
cept rain or snow in northeast
portion. •
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—County Tax Assessor Geo^ A.
Foreman, Jr., returned last night from
a couple of days’ business trip to
Lafayette, La.
—Mayor E W. Brown has returned
from Donner and Lutcher, La., having
been away the past several days to
attend annual meetings of the Brown-
Dibert Cypress Lumber company and
the Ixitcher ami Moore Cypress Lum-
ber company, of which he is a mem-
ber.-.' • ;-t ■ - "
S. W. Sholars,,Jr , ex-county attor-
ney, returned Saturday night from a
short business trip to Beaumont.
—M. O. Keppler, representing a
New York diamond house, is spend-
ing the day in Orarf^e/a jjuest of joe
Lucas, the palace jewWy V,.
y 4
—E. F. Holmes and j$jlgb Potts
The Ladies' Aid of jhe, Christian
church will give an oyster supper in
their tent, corner Fifth and Main
streets, tonight. Oyster* served in
any style. *
Editor A. L Ford of 'the Orange
Leader, who was in.Beaumont Satur-
day night, accompanied by Mr* Ford,
spoke enthusiastically of the indus-
trial development of hi* city, and e*-
- penally of the prospects for the man-
ufacture of paper, the mill at' that
place; undergoing an enlargement. He
also spoke .hopefully of the agricul-
tural development of the county am)
said that there would be a more gib*
era! attention paid to agriculture than
heretofore. Tbe fact that the local
market was, well supplied during the
season with home grown orange* has
interested many in the growing of this
fruit, and there will be a considerable
number of these trees planted in the
county this season He expressed sat-
isfaction at the appointment of F H.
Farwell as vice-president of the state
citrus growers for Orange county'
and hoped that it would result in the
formation of a good lo*al union-and
greater attention paid to the growing
of citrus fruits,—Beaumont Enter-
prise.
ECHO NEWS ITEMS
I. O. O. F. Attention
Oriental Encampment. No 109, will
hold a special meeting at tbe I. 0. 0.
hall on Tuesday night, February 9.
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A full attendance of the membership
is requested, a* business of importance
will be transacted at this meeting
\VM WIGNALL,
6-2t Scribe -
MEETING OF CREDITOR*
NOTES OF INTEREST HAPPEN
INO IN AND ABOUT THE
RAILROAD TERMINUS
Judge Broughton of Federal Court,
Holding Creditor*’ Meeting.
Sickness and Changeable Weather In-
terfered- With Attendance at the
Dance—Duck Hunting Party—En
gineer Carmkbel Change*.
This afternoon in the office of B*s-
laud and' Bruce, attorney*. Judge
Broughton, referee in bankruptcy for
the Beaumont Federal District, is
holding the first meeting of lhe cred-
itors oil the Mrs R Sokolski estab-
lishment.
MARVEL. THEATRI
SEC THC Fine china dinnc
SET OP M PIECES WE wfu. OIV
AWAY F*B. 18th.
TONIGHTS PROGRAM:
THE LADY OR THE TIGER
A GREAT WRONG RIGHTED
CHILDREN OVER it YEARS OLI
10 CENTS
Special to the Leader
Echo, Texas, Feb 8—The dance
given Friday night was m>t so well
attended, on account of so much »«k-
nestt and changeable weather. Those
who attended had a jolly 8fx>»i time
and danced until 12:45 a m The
musk furnished was grand—a* g««d
as any one could wish for, VVc are
authorized to announce another dance
to be given ,"at Hercules Hall on Fri-
day night, Februar^ 19th. by. Messrs.
Jim. Bland and./ A Salter Music
to be furnished by Hartpon'* Band.
There will he four piece* on that oc-
casion. consisting of Violin, guitar,
base and trombone. ' Refreshnsent*
will tie served Tree to all Every ohe
enjoying this kind of amusement if
cordially invited to attend Dancing
begins at 8 P m
Messr*, Bugg Kidd and J A, Sal-
te\ went up Sabine river Saturday on
For Cojih and Grip.
Hick * CAPUDINE i* the best
remedy, relieve* the aching and fev-1
erishness—cures the cold and restore* j
normal condition* It's liquid—ef■ {
feet* immediately. 10c, ZS4 and Sfir
at drug store*
C. A. Russel
Notk«.
I Wish to atate to roy former ett*-
totasers a# well as the general public,
that I have opened a grocery store
on Front street, adjoining the Miller
Grata cexnpany store aad carry a fifill
line of staple and fancy groceries
Our customer* are assured of the
most courteous treatment in every
respect Both phone* 79 Free de-
livery.
Respectfully, . - .' •
J A SHODDY.
Netic« to Water Csnoumora.
I hereby agree to do all work an*
THE COMMISSIONERS.
have returned from Ptm / Artliur,
mm
■f, i
where they have been spending the
paatseveraL^days. ‘.ij-f1
—Col. S. Davidson of Wai
mont was a yesterday visitor it O
ange, coitiinE.^jver to spend the day|
Piled river at Work.
The big scow piledriver «>f the
Lutcher and Moore Lumber company."
today commenced work driving the
remainder of the piling for the new
railroad and city landing. There are
about a dozen piling yet to be driven.
Much Important Business to be TfEh-
sacted at Quarterly Session.
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with friend*/^
-Mrs. Odig
SUE IN ASSASSIN CASE
PH
IE
FOR DRIYMC THESE
WHITER DAYS
pair of our fur lined Glove*
larmon returned to-
Charles, where, she
Mr. and Mr.*. Elmer
L
has been
,f day* at, the
wear, a*
and finish
unfilled Glove
Sims, Sr., left
ne at Crosby.
those Fancy
if you
to pick
life
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day from Lak-
hits been visiti
Harmon, Sr. |
—H. H. Lx
spending a Ct
home of Mrs. J.'t
this morning for his
—Seth Johnson of the Cottage-Mar-
ket, reached home this morning, pav-
ing spent Sunday in Beaumont wiTh
his family.
—B W. Sherwood of New Orleans
is spending several days in Orange
auditihg the books of the Lutcher and
Moore Lumber company, he being a
tpecial accountant
-Maurice Miller and sister. Miss
Etta Miller, reached home last night
from New 'Orleans, where they have
enjoying a very pleasant viiyt
epipt Will be Made to Recover
J500.000' Life Insurance. Jf
:rW
Muskogee, Qkla., Feb. 8.—To re
cover life .ajkdilaccident insurance ag
gregating a laN million dollars, a
suit js
States
Pen ft
ife Insurance Go,, of Phila-
American Nation of Cal
find Provident Saidrig* Life,
Susie
Mur
d$l|
vest.
for trial .today in the United
■IB
cuit Court, bronght by Mrs.
Burdette against the
Mutual Life and Fidelity & Casualty,
Co., of New York. Mrs, Burdeth
^31
m
the widow of Joshua Burdette, a wf|-
thy merchant of Creek coqnty. wfiej.
is supposed to have been assassinated*
at Eufala in 1906.
Burdette’s body was found in a well
on his farm. Nearby on the ground
was the revolver with which he is
supposed to have been killed The
companies refused payment for a long
time on the ground of suicide and now
also allege false it
Ml
: The county commissioners of Or-,
ange county are in session today, Hav-
ing met this morning in regular quar-
terly session.
The first business taken up by tbe
commissioner* court was the examin-
ing and fixing of the county pauper
list:
The pauper list, in numbers, will
remain about the same, there being
no increase or decrease in the num-
ber, while the amounts given them
by the county will probably remain
the same as heretofore.
Following the -disposition of the
pauper list, the election judge* for the
ensuing year will lie appointed. These
election judges arc appointed each
year
The quarterly reports of the county
officers are to be received and'acted
upon at this session of the court,
\ and road matters wilt also receive
uclt attention.
Thiii morning there were a number
road machine representative* that
id on the commissioner* court
anfc? prevented claims for their rc-
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a duck hunt, returning in tbe evening
with a* many mallard* a* they could
easily carry Hunting is good in the
low sikamps, where there is any water
to be found, . <
Mr Louis Carmkbel, switch en-
gineer, has been relieved by Mr Gba*
Kighr-rll, an older engineer. Mr Car-
michel is going to Houston, where he
will have charge of a switch engine.
Messrs Geo. Cooper and Rh^- Mc-
(hiiinen were' visiting in^the city to-
AT HE
VAUDETTE
tivy-T inachinet, though it is hard-
ily that the county will pur-
ebase/^jky new machines now, as It
' ar
already
handle.
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McGtU has returned
i frieJtils and
s, Wl $
V
ALL THIS WEEK
mum
MONDAY, FEB. 8
HI6N4LASS VAUDEVILLE
COMEDY! COMEDY!
EKTIRE mm Of nOMAM
EVtDY RIGHT. PRICES R£WI« TIE
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furnish all material neewsaary to In-
stall water on th* premises when*
customer la located on same strode
aa the Water Company bat males laid,
for the sum of "
FIFTCKN DOLLARS,
the above to rover every coat of tn-
stalling waiter on the premises with
one hydrant la the yard aad to con-
stat of the following: Tapping of
water main with Id Inch tap. a stand-
ard mike of first clans corporation
cock, lead goose neck. Id. Inch gal-
vanised pipe, eaat tron extension cat
out box with bran* cut* out add waste
on aide walk line and Sd galvanised
pipe into yard, not esceedlng II feet,
including meter ho* to receive
meter, and Installing meter, to be fur-
nlehed by water' company, and one
Id tech hoe* Mb AU the above to
be metalled tn accordance with otty"
ordinances and rules of the water
company aad only flrat class approved
material to be used. If desired, work
cun be inspected and approved by
water company before being accepted
or paid tor by (be consumer paying
fpr job. .■
member that for only *15 you
m tor everything necessary to get
water Installed on yt»qr premise#; ex-
cept tbe meter, which the voter com-
pany will furnish Ah a monthly rental
of *« cent * •
Where * cuetomer la located on n
■treat where there la so water main
the extra «ftt will he
toot extra tor Id Inch
Dr«y*tc Mi Grtfril frelflt
Hilling
Heavy FToats and Good Team*
flatf mi Farsttve
« SpecMtv
WOOD! WOOD
a. s. mcneill
For Dry Stove Wood
Promptly Deliver,
Old M
Mam «
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W. J. BURTOf
itsariace tad let! fiUtc
It yea want te buy ot sail a Nut m 1st
8m me. 'Room 5; Link building. Fifth I
ORANGI. TEXAS
WRONG WATCHES
MADE RIGHT
Every tick that that wat
yours take* while It needs i
lag means a •hurtenlng
Ilf*. *'
A clean watch la jaat about
friction isaa.
A dirty watch ia a watch that
is ticking Ite way to deatraotten.
• Don’t you know that our 're-
pair department' eulata for the.
pnrpoae' of putting wnW
watches right T ’
Tla a fact.
.pectom tor
Railroad
the Southern Pacific
Can We be of aertdee te YOU
In thla particular? • /
w. p. McFarland
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Ford, Arthur L. The Daily Leader (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 255, Ed. 1 Monday, February 8, 1909, newspaper, February 8, 1909; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth658443/m1/4/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.