The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 24, 1902 Page: 4 of 4
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ESTABLISHED IN 1*80
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Assistant Cashier
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The First National Bank
of Orange, Texas.
YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED.
We-Strive to be
Courteous, prompt careful and as liberal as consistent wi(h absolute security
PETITION PRESIDENT PALMA
To Make a Commercial Treaty Be-
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tween Cuba and England.
By Associated Press.
New York, June 24.—At a
meeting'of tbe planters’associa-
tion, just held, it was voted,
says a Tribune dispatch from
Havana, to petition President
CORONATION POSTPONED.
Continued from page J.
the celebrations in the country
shall be had as Already arrange
ed.
The King also expressed to
the Lord Mayor his desire that
His Ma jesty ’s'" dinner to the
„ , , . poor of London should not be
Palma to make* a new treaty t . .
J postponed.
with England. The matter of
commercial alliance with Cuba!
already has been broached by
England and in view of the fail-
ure of the United States senate
• London, June 24.—It is under-
stood that.special ambassadors
and the royal guests will return
to pass a reciprocity measure. | to their respective countries as
NOTICE.
Any subscriber to the Daily
Tribune who fails to receive
the paper should report same
promptly to the office, by tele-
phone or in person, and the
circulator will investigate the
complaint without delay.
LETTERS ADVERTISED
Letter* remaining in Orange poet-
POSTOFFICE
Genera! I>eliverv Hour* from f a m to 6 p m
Gen i Del v Sund’av from 9.30 %.m. to lO'HOa m. j
Ail mail Should Tie mailed fuJlySO minute* j
before time of departure of trains
H .! LOONEY. Postmaster |
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Southern Pacific Railroad
office for tbe week ending June tilet.
1908. Please say “ Advertised'' when
calling for these letters.
LADIES.
Bureeh. Mary Miss
Bekinan. Elvinia
Brown, Annie
Brown. Lara
Boskins, Malinda
Carey, Abbie Miss
Graham, Gertrude 2
Harden, Kaohel
Jurdon, EfHe
Miller, Bertha Miss
Mylatte. Martha
Pack. Anna
Schear. A Mrs
It is gaining in supporters.here. ; 80on as defini e news is received
Such a-treaty however can of the result of the operation,
last only to September 1, 1903, *
Are found extensively in my
stock. I can recommend the
Vanguard, Crescent Street, Riv-
erside and many other high
grade movements of this make
to be among the most accurate
time-keepers. They have made
an unsurpassed record for the
pbst fifty years and today no
watch is more popular. For
sale by
W. P. McFarland
Jeweler.
In-
Watcb Inspector for O. & N. W. K. It.
specter for Burroughs Adding Machine-
because England is pledged to
abide by the ruling of the Brus-
sels sugar conference which ab-
olishes differential duties after
that date.
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Welcome. Apheila
titv Southern at Maurice and w;tt tbt Santa
Fe at Buna
Woods, Nellie
GENTLEMEN
Rol>ert Jordan is in Beaumont today
Jim Dallas, a well known traveling
mhd, is here today from Galveston.
Frahk Clark left this morning for
Lake Charles.
Sam Nathan came in this morniDg
from Beaumont..,.
E. Beufiler has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Galveston.
Thomas R. Baugh was in Lemon
this morning transacting business,
J. Stewart is over from Eagie Lake
today on business.
Webb Lumpkin, of Jennings is an
Orange visitor today. 1
Frank Lloyd left f< >r Ray wood last
night on business.
Will Anderson has returned from a
business trip to New Orleans.
E. L. Ried, manager of the Orange
Burr, Oren
Boones, Dr
Cleland. James M
Cloony, James
Grimes, A
Heliert. Jim
Hubert. E F
Homes. Allbit
Jacquot, N
Jacobs. J B
Each. Mat
Loyd. James
Mohser. Lewis
McCabe. Louis
McAdow. F H
Mur fie. Jack
Moch, Edward (Foreign!
Nelson, J M
Price. B B
Perry, Elie
Packer, Jim
Robertson. Rogerst
Ratcliff. 8 D
Strayhand, J tV
Simpson. Ed
Story, G W
Smith, E W
Upton, George
Williams. S W
Williams, Walter
R. J. LOONEY, P.
AN ENJOYABLE LAKE TRIP.
The good old steamer Griffith carried
another of those delightfully congenial
crowds to the lake last night and upon
her arrival nearly everyone aboard lost^
little time getting into the water.
The ladies ot the party nad prepared
a delicious lunch which was enjoyed
upon their return home, about mid-
night. The chaperones were Rev. and
Mrs. G. A Coulaon, Mr. and Mrs.
Ortmeyer, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Pond.
The ladies of the party were: Misses
Annie Bancroft, Nellie Wilson, Lein
and Lillie Pond, Pearl McClannahan.
Sallie Windham, Lola. Rose and
Lillian Ball, Lettie Looney, Kitty
Petty, Helen Ford. Janie Smith,
Georgia Moss, Maud Renfro, Mim?
Kennan.
The gentlemen: Messrs. Gid Pond,
E. V. Fulsome, D. A. Ford. W. S.
McFarland, Stewart Horne, George
Foreman. Emmette Burton. W. P.
McFarland. Ed, McFarland, Cates
Ford. Louis Ford, Clisby Parker. P.
B Curry, Frank Lloyd.
Our reduced prices on all Summer
Lines are keeping us busy.
Graves & Forsyth "the Big Store"
New York, June 24.—Dr. Cy-
rus Edson explained the Kind’s
illness as follows;
“Perityphlitis is inflamation
including the formation of an
abscess of the tissues around
the veriform appendix, and
hence perityphlitis is hard to
distinguish at once from ap-
pendicitis. Usually an opera-
tion is necessary to ascertain
whether the appendix or the
surrounding tissue is diseased. ”
London, June 24, 2:46 p. m.—
The following bulletin lias been
posted at Buckingham Palace:
“The operation has been suc-
cessfully performed. A large
abscess lias been evacuated.
The King lias borne the opera-
tion well and is in a satisfactory
condition. ”
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NEW LAND OFFICE.
Messrs T. W. Woodruff and Shilling,
land agents of San Antonio are among
the prospectors in the city who have
been here for several days.
Mr. Shilling is now looking for a
location in which to :»j«-n a land office
and will at once commence business.
New York, June 24.—The news
of the serious illness of the
King of England caused only a
temporary flurry in Wall street.
This was partly due to the fact
that news of the success of the
operation upon the King was
received almost immediately af-
ter opening.
The result of the rally on the
London market checked the,
selling ot .stocks here for Lon-
don accounts.
Graves & Forsyth are making very
interesting prices in their entire line
of Shirt Waists, to close out-
London, June 24.—Sir Fran-
cis Knollys informed the repre-
sentative of the Associated
Both gentlemen an- very much im- | press that there has been prac-
pressed with Orange and especially ,. ,, , ,,
he Hctlrltv which cWaet.er£L nnV ^aHy nOChangf SlUCe the
the activity which characterizes oui
methods of doing business. Mr. sbil j operation. His Majesty contin-
Briug us your prescriptions, pure, j ling, like every other prospector with j ues to sleep well and his pro-
fresh drugs to go in them and com-
petent men to till them. We allow no
substitution. Gate City Drug Store,
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Rice Mill company has returned from
a business trip to Lake Charles. f STRUCK A SAND BAR.
George W. Curtis returned last The Steamer Lawrence,which was
night from a business visit to Lake. have brought a party of pleasure
Charles.
1 seekers from Port Arthur
yesterday,
,,, , . , , . grounded on one of the sand bars off
w.O, TT A J “'Port Arthur. Thi bo.t ctmulued Mr,,
mother, left last night for (.Imago to , , _. . , , _ ,
.... j John Kirby and a number of her
t»e gone for several weeks. . , , ,,
! guests who left Houston yesterday
C. E. Buel came over from Beau-. *monJing and boarded the Lawrence at
inont this morning on a .business in- ( Port Artblir for a weeks fi9hing trip
^ere8^ I The boat with its party had planned
whom the Tribune man has talked, gress is satisfactory, but there
says that the future of Orange is more j is no question that the King’s
certain than many other cities in the ,... . , , ... ,
. ■ . , condition is extremely critical,
state at present more pretentions than j J
we are. _
The Tribune welcomes the newl and
agent to orange and feels certain that
he will fall in line with the balance
of successful business men in the city.
EFFECT UPON BOSTON
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Mrs. A. C. Stewart and daughter to spend several hours in Orange. It
Lena returned this morning from a jg understood that some difficulty is
several week's visit to Central Texas, j being experienced by her captain in
C. E. Keppler left this morning for getting her off the bar.
Dayton where a grand Masonic rally | --z—
takes place. Mr. Keppler will install, J. G. Warfield, household goods and
piano moving.
Telephone orders re-
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you want it done cheap. Phone 186—5
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the new officers of the lodge.
Attorney George Holland made a | wive prompt attention.
flying trip to Beaumont this morning. ( ________
tti-.-R.- h Mitchel was a business visitor tCE cream FESTIVAL.
to Beaumont this morning. | The Ladies Aid Society of the,
I. L. Jacobs returned last ►night Green Aveuue Bttptigt church will
from a business trip to Lake Charles give an k.e (.ream fegtival on th<* lt4wn ,
•nd left again this morninv fui Kt the residence of R. E. Russell this |
evening, loginning at 7 o’clock. All
E. C. Faickney has returned from a ’ are cordially invited to attend. All
pleasant visit to Brazoria County the cream will be made by the ladies
TAKING ON SUPPLIES.
Green avenue Ihis morning was
lined with perhaps fifty teams of mules
representing the outfit which had been
working on the Sabine canal at Vin-
ton The teams are the property of
Brooks Bros,, and are on their way to
China. Texas where some extensive
canal and levee work is being done.
The contractors are taking on supplies
at this point for their week's trip
overland
Tfie finest line of Stationery in
Orange, at the Gate City Drug Store,
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Where he has'been recuperating after1 and will be first class.
F a severe illness. 1
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W. O. Gunning, one of the clerks
employed at the dry goods establish
ment of Crager Brothers, left this
morning for a short trip* to Nacog-
doches.
Latest advices from Mr. L Miller,
president of the Grange & Northwest-
ern railroad, are that he is in Wash-
ington and will extend a personal in-
vitation to President Roosevelt to stop
at Orange on his visit to Texas and
take a trip over the 0. & N. W
Mrs. W. G. Addison will leave to-
night for Houston to attend the clos-
ing exercises of the schools therein
which her daughter is a pupil. From
Houston /she goes to Neal Springs. Ark.,
to visit her husband, who is superinten-
dent of the Phoenix Lumber company.
Mrs. Addison’s millinery parlors will
be in charge of Miss Genivieve Bayles
during her absence.1
“Ossie" a Medicated Foot Powder.
Corea Corns and Bunions, and pre-
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vents perspiration of feet. The
greatest foot ease on earth- Try it.
Craves A Forsyth.
We have cut the price deep in Sum-
mer Dress Goods. Our assortment of
styles are still the best in town.
Graves ft Forsyth "the Big Store”
WATER PIPE BURST.
The bursting of a water-main on
Fifth Street yesterday afternoon oc-
casioned considerable excitement for a
short while. The water spurted in+o
the air for several feet and wet one or
two pedestrians who were passing by
at the time of the accident. The
damage was repaired in a very short
time after the pipe had broken.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.
A Corbello was arre$led_yesterday
charged with the theft of a valuable
yearling which was the property of J
B Langhaju He will have an exam-
ining trial before Justice of the Peace
Nemits tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock
The latest creations in Summer
Neckwear to arrive tomorrow.
Graves & Forsyth
Of the Steamship Merger—The Syn-
dicate Pledges a Superior Service.
By Associated I’ress
New York, June 24.—Railroad
interests in and around Boston
have been speculating for some
time, says a dispatch to the'
Tribune from that city, as to the
effect of the steamship merger
upon this port. It is now stated
that the syndicate has given a
virtual pledge to the railroad
powers here for a. passenger
ocean steamship service superi-
or to anything that has been
planned for this coast. The
carrying out of this promise is
conditioned upon the completion
of the thirty foot channel be-
tween Broad Sound and Presi-
dent Roads and upon the agree-
ment of congress to cut a thirty-
five foot channel from deep
water to the head of the harbor.
The thirty foot channel will be
completed by the war depart-
ment by October of this year,
while cqngress has just put
through the plans for the thirty-
five foot channel.
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Gl^se W’ater Set*, Glasses and China,
at bargains to close out stock at
Griggs’, Link Bldg. d3t
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the McDonell—O H Williams,
New Orleans; James Guttman, New
York; A Mitchel.. New Orleans; J
Stewart, Eagle Lake; G H Brewster.
Houston; Webb Lumpkin. Jennings;
C Williams, Kanard; T B Green,
Buna: Laise Pressley, Buna.
NOTICE
To all members of Tbe Houston Home
Builders Co. Successors Houston Home
Building Co-operative Co. of Houston
Texas.
Mr. W. 8. Clark, state manager, has
taken charge of your District in con-
nection with Beaumont, and wishes
all members to send in their dues and
receipt books for Entry and inspection
at once. We have matured some con-
tracts in Beaumont and will build on
same soon and hope we will be able to
reach yours in the near future.
have an interesting contract for a good
agent in this Distnct.
Address Branch office, The Houston
Home Builders Co.
2nd Floor Exall Bldg, Beaumont Tex.
W. S. Clark, Gen. Mgr.
All Glass and phinaware sold at cost
to close out line. Griggs’. Link Bldg,
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it yon don’t rend the Daily Tribune,
can t keep op with the times.
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will move you for less money than
any one else.
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All Glass and Chinaware sold at cost
to close ont the, line Griggs', Link
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A REUNION OF WAR YETERANS
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Just received, the Kingsbury Hat,
Hand made. Panama shape at $3.
Graves A Forsyth. •
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Pure Jersey ioe cream at the
READ THE TRIBUNE—for the new City Drug store dtf
To Be Held in Mazanlllo, Cube, this
Week Caueee Uneasiness.
By Associated Press.
New York, June 24.—A reun-
ion of war veterans is to be held
ip Manzanillo this week, says a
Havana dispatch to the Herald.
The authorities are worried and
fear trouble. Genteral Masso,
late a candidate for the presi
dency, was scheduled to preside
but has declined.
The British vessels recently
captured off the Cuban coast In
violation of the fisheries and
customs rules have been re-
leased on a protest made by the
British charge d’affaires. The
fifteen mile limit claimed under
tbe Spanish law will not be
recognized.
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A GREAT NAVAL DEMONSTRATION
ister Terry of the
republic.
Gate City Drug Store wants your
trade, and will do anything on earth
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la Proposed by Chill Aftey Treaty with
Argentina Is Ratified.
By Associated Press. /
New York, June 24.—It is
said here that after voting the
procotocols drawn \ip as a re-
sult of the negotiations T?ith
the Argentine republic, cables
,the Valparaiso, Chili, corres-
pondent, to the Herald, the Sen-
ators have declared in fayor of
making a treaty of alliance
with that country. It is said
HI. welcomed by
t Riesco and by Min-
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t i» proposed that After the
ratification of the treaty a great
naval demonstration be made,
in which the navies of both
countries shall participate.
Negotiations with Peru look-
ing tt a definite settlement of
pending disputes and especially
of the Tacna Arica controversy
are said to already have been
opened. Both republics soon
will appoint ministers.
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Have you sees tbe Kiox-all Hat
Sold py Graves & Forsyth, Panama
shapes, st $2.00?
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Ford, A. L. The Orange Daily Tribune. (Orange, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 87, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 24, 1902, newspaper, June 24, 1902; Orange, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647388/m1/4/: accessed May 14, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Lamar State College – Orange.