The Orange Daily Tribune (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 173, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 28, 1907 Page: 4 of 4
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No. 8 duot, • • 6 •16 a XL
No. * due.................10:48 p. n*
No. 10 due................0:43 A m^
West Bound. \
No. 3 due.................11:68 a. m. *
No. | due................6:28 •- m.
No. 9 due......... 8:48 p. m.
No. 5 due.......... •..... • •>: 13 p. in.
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Orange A Northwester*, -
Leave* Newton.......7:48 a m. I
Arrives Orange...... 11:00 a. m.
Leaves Orange.......3:00 p m.
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DEBTS
Idle op at an amazing rate. Haven't you noticed It? At the end
of the month when you get settled up you wonder where all your
money la gone.
In Juet the same manner that debt* roll up. ao will a bank ac-
count grow in else. But there is a feeling of satisfaction from hav-
ing money in the bank that you never experienced from a long
list of debts.
Have you any debts? Then you need a bank account, it will
teach you economy and in time the debts will be wiped out.
Come in today. Start with ONE DOLLAR If you llke-but have
rouble.
HOW where
a receipt
If*'
Three out of four
from Orange has surprised every
team in the league and every fan, ex-
cept those of this city. All of the
others firmly believed that Monroe
would be wiped up without an effort
on the part of the Orange aggregation.
But the big surprise came when thg.
Municipals defeated the Boole* two
same*, aftrr Alexander giving him to
Orange in hopes that he would beat
the local* out of ftrat place.—Monroe
Star.
Oh. come now, we are not surprised
with the result nor the deal that was
handed the Orange team.
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small a« well as Urge at.counts,
late your business and give you
ace ot Security, Fidelity, Courtesy
Mail Boat Nelllo. ^
Leaves wharr at foot of Second
Street every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday for Shell Bank gt 8 a. m.
Returning arrive* at 12:00 noon.
money in the bank, it helps
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f W. E. McCORQUODALE t
To Screen Your Cisterns I
Sseeeeee seeeeeeeeoeeoeeeoeeeoee I
CITY OFFICERS.
Geo. W. Bancroft, Mayor.
B. A. Stephens, Marshal.
L. F. Bran urn, Assessor and Col-
lector. 4k
8. W. Levingston, Treasurer. v
K. A. Mitchell, Secretary. -
C. H. Nemlts, Recorder.
V. H. Stark, Attorney.
Aldermen: Julius Miller, First
Ward; C. B. Peveto, Second Ward; H.
A. Burkhart, Third V Td; F. H. Far-
well, Second Ward ?0e Weaver,
Third Ward.
I Monroe Star the Municipal bunch will
j break up the league if the decision of
jtbe league magnates is against them
in the matter of the two games for-
feited to them by umpire MacDonald
last week. The star seems to forget
that there are Are other teams in the
league besides Monroe and that there
are several other good teams in the
state that would like to own the Mu-
nicipals' franchise. — Lake Charles
Preas.
Yes, John, there are five teams In
(he league beside* Monroe, and two
of them decidedly In It, Orange and
Lake Charles.— What, of what would
have become of the league long ago
h-1 * : > b' -I f tfjuirae* W««i
Crowley to have taken Monroe’s
place. It would have been the best
si club league in the South. For the
benefit of Monroe, we would like to
state that In so far as Ortrage Is con-
cerned, there Is only one reason this
town would like to see her remain in
the league until the close of the pres-
ent season, any way. and that is for
the hope that she will be beaten out
by fair means, of what she has secur*
©d, according to reports, by intimidat-
ing umpire*.
S\N every side there u some-
V-/ tf>ing to interest and inspire
the beholder; the richest gold-
producing mine* on earth are
there, and a visit to then: tce'O
never be forgotten.
q In addition to such renowned
retorts as Colorado Springs,
Voulder, QUnwood Springs,
*.Denver, etc. Colorado he. in-
numerable other points of equal
interest and attraction, each of- ■
fording distinctive features of
its own) and each, ale:::, be mj
worth far more than the cost cf
transportation to the state to see.
*j "Visit Colorado now, '■the him '
of gold,* *the land of health
and !h* land of glorious scenery.
(J Hotels are legion, and the va-
cationist can always find ac-
commodation at a price !c sc I
his pocket hook.
4 The principal points of inter-
est are quickly and conveniently
reached via *Tfe Denver R . ,//
CfflERE Is no fairer country
1 ■* or more delightful climate
| en eartff than that of Colorado
j ■ during the heated term.
j (, Hundreds of places of Merest
j to the sight-seer engage his at-
lent ion and interest him, while
at the same time he is fanned
j by cooling breezes, rich in life-
giving ozone, fresh from the
realms of perpetual snow.
1} The entire Stale is a mass of
picturesque scenery, affording
an endless delight to those who
are interested in the sublime
vagaries of Nature, for in Colo-
j raJo Nature stems to have ez-
i haunted h*rself in th* produc-
I lion of the sublime and beautiful
* The lofty peaks of the far-
famed “Rockies, forming the
j * Continental Divide* tower sky-
; ward and stretch away, snow-
capped, in the wonderous vista.
COUNTY OB JER8.
W. J. Wingate, County Judge.
C. L. Goodman, District and Coux-
tl Clerk.
R. M. Johnson, Sheriff and Tax
Collector.
H. H. Russell, County Treasurer.
George A. Foreman, Jr., County
Tax Collector.
8. W Sholars, County A to-‘« v
Jack Noguess, County Suvcvor.
County Commissioners. >
Martin Schuh, Precinct No.
J. B. Childress. Precinct No.
Peter McDonald, Precinct No. ff
D. D. Derrough, Precinct No 4, ' •
Justice of the Peace.
J. B. Blsland, Precinct No. 1. *
J. T. House, Precinct No. 2.
R. C. Oravett, Precinct No. 3.
J. D. Derrough, Precinct No. 4.
O. W. Burton, Jr.. I reemet No. 5.
Milo Stark, Constable Priclnct No. 1.
the gnat thoroughfare to *Ccol j
Colorado.*
Paulig has
ways ot stlnglpg them from third to
first that compels the initial sack-
hllder to either get out of the way or
catch ltt, and Orange has flrst-base-
men that always catch the sphere.
WRITE AA.GUSSON,GENERAL PASSENGER AGT. PORT WORTH. TEXAi.
188 DORRIT ASHTON
In the “LITTLE DETECTIVE”
FOR FULL INFORMATION.*
LOnGt DIRECTORY.
NOTICE
Those interested in seeing Fifth
street opened up through the N. Bur-
ton property between Pine and Cy-
press strets, call at the office of W.
H. Malone and subscribe amount you
are willing to give towards same. Mr.
Burton agrees to accept 2750 for the
50x320 feet necessary for this street.
8-28-2t COMMITTEE.
Dick Latham
and manager Fisher came in for equal
honor?, each annexing a neat two bag-
ger.
Madison Lodge No. 126, F. A. MV
Meetings first and third Thursmii
Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. m.
C. E. Keppler, W. M.
J. W. Parker, Secretary.
Th* Musktllunge.
The Indian name of this great fighter
of the fresh water lakes and tributa-
ries is “esoxmasquinongy.” Our nat-
uralists have the word translated into
about eight or nine different styles, but
the correct way of spelling It In our
language is undoubtedly “muskel-
lunge." Most fishermen, however,
pronounce and spell It to anlt them-
selves. and no man seems to be an ac-
cepted authority. It Is one thing In
Canada, another In the St. Lawrence
and another In the great lakes. The
favorite among New Yorkers is f‘mus-
callonge." The fish reaches a length
Sporting Erratics
Durham pitched
a right nice game for the visitors—nev
er walked a man, and allowed but six
hits.
A. L. Mitchell, W. M.
Orange Chapter No. 78, R. A. M.
Meetings every second Wednesday.
Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. to.
C. E. Kepler, Secretary.
J. W. Prrker. H. P
That stop of Nevin't
yesterday and retiring of the player at
first during which he was Injured, was
all to the best Mtjte was compelled to
leave the game, but will be back again
today, playing in hi* usual good form.
Monroe defeated Lafayette yester-
day, 5 to 0.
Richardson struck out
nine of the Indians and walked but
one, when he punched him in the
west side with the ball.
The Alexandria team Is still hiv-
ing hard luck. Braun is'out of the
game, having received a bruised
band at lake Charles yesterday.
Welch grot • sprained ankle and the
club hsut only nine men. Braun has
a sore arm and won't be able to
work against Lake Charles.
The Bundle comes back with 4.
• • every article sent fresh and • •
• • clean from the • •
Order Eastern Star.
Meetings every first Tuesday, Ma-
sonic Hal] at 8 p. m.
P. Baber, Secretary.
Mrs. S. E. Parker, W M
Richardson should
Se given credit for winning hi*
game yesterday / V
paragon laundry.
TRY THEM.
Mr. Red Vlttur,
the two-bagger. hitter, stretched It
yesterday, when fas-lsld out the pret-
tiest three base hit of the season,
when be dropped the ball between the
territory behind the center of right
and center field, it was the prettiest
hit of the season on the local ground.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
Windham Is destined to
go down this aftern9on, the vYltorx
choosing him for slabwonl.
Phoenix Camp, No. ?2 W. O, W.
Meeting* every Wednesday night at
7:30 p. m.
J. W. Thompson, Sectary.
A. J. Lyons, C. C.
Bablne Lodge of Orange, Fraternal En.
dowment.
Meetings every Tuesday night at I
p. m.
W. L. Joiner, Sec.-Treaa. and C.
H. C. Allen, Pres.
Iris Lodge, No. 286—1. O. O. F.
Meetings Friday at.....7:46p m.
. J. A. McCrory, N. O.
Wm. Wtgnall, Secretary.
Red Vltter if one
of the hardest worker* on the Hoo
Hoo team. Ha Is In the game all the
time. Hie good judgment In backing
«p Paulig at third yesterday saved a
I run and probably the game for the
home team. Hie long bit to right
Held cinched the game.
Keeney, th* Visitors’
pitcher, who was covering the third
corner layeeterday’s game, made a
beautiful one-hand stop of a hard hit
hall that would have coat a run. He
was applauded by the stand for his
.Your dog never bother* any one.
When the Joke la “on” you it is never
very funny.
There is a good deal of inhumanity
in human nature.
How loud the door bangs when some
one else slams It!
It la essier to keep a secret than It
is to keep a promise.
Every one is superstitious enough to
believe in the dollar sign.
You can’t Judge the speed of a loco-
motive by the way it whistles.
There are lots of happy people, but
they are unnoticed In the noise the
wretched make.
As We grow older we are all com-
pelled to give up much of the sptmk
we displayed in youth.
Rather Confusing.
Nowadays the duties of clerk and
sexton arc usually performed by the
same person, and an amusing story is
told of a person who, visiting a village
cbnrch and being struck by the knowl-
edge of legends and history shown by
the old man who was taking him
round, aaked his guide what occupa-
tion he followed. "‘Well,’* said the old
man. “I hardly know what I tie. First
vicar he called me clerk; then another
be came, und be called me virgin; then
the last vicar said I was the Christian,
and now I lie clerk again.” “Virgin”
was, of course, a confusion ot verger,
and “Christian” for sacristan or sex-
“Cotton Top” Mason
will be sent to the firing line today and
should annex anau*i- - --
his percentage column.
(Second Series)
Played. Won
.44 37
.44 37
Lost PcL
17 114
17 614
22 622
22 488
18 486
31 295
Lake Charles
Monroe .....
ORANGE ..,-j
Alexandria ..
Lafayette ...
Opelousas ...
Nothing has bsen
heard from Manager Kirkman as to
the outcome of the league meeting
yesterday and whether or nog the
league is still in existence is not
known, but it is certain that if It Is
still In the laud of the living that Mon-
ro* got the forfeited games from
lake Charles —Monroe Star.
Well! Well! Well! How funny.
Why, whan the "League Busters”
break up this lepgue they wiU clearly
Oriental Encampment, No. 106, IOOF.
Meetings First and Third T uesdaye ol
, each month atk......7:45 p ol
Goo. Woods, G. Pat
Wm. Wlgnall, Capt Com.
Ratting was
Result* Yesterday.
Etta Lodge No. M, Knights of °vthl
Meetings each Wednesday at 7:
p. m. t
J. W. Parker, Keeper ot Rec. A See
W. A. Gunning. C. 0.
B. p. o. B. Na SB4.
Meetings every Tuesday at 8 p
The Orange Standing
was slipped up one yesterday by the
sporting editor. The standing of Or-
ange stands corrected. In yesterday’s
issue It should have read ..611.
Women who suffer from unnecessary, disagreeable,
painful, weakening* female complaints, will find that
Wine of Cardui is a safe and pleasant remedy for all
their ills. It acts directly upon all the delicate, Inflamed
tissues, purifying the blood, throwing off the clogging
matter and relieving female disorders such as irregular,
scanty, profuse, painful catamenia, prolapse, etc.
appetizing
If you need advice, write us a letter,
r symptoms. We will send free advl
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Ford, Arthur L. The Orange Daily Tribune (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 173, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 28, 1907, newspaper, August 28, 1907; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth660512/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.