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Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Large, ir. and
daughter, Violet and Bessie Wheeler,
spent Sunday night visiting with the
family OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Harden.
Gotlieb Menu left for Nebraska
yesterday. He will bring his family
with him on his return and expects
to make this country his home in fu
ture.
We nave the sale of some lumber
at prices much lower than usual.
Gus JENSEN a Bro.
Frank Brewer expects to leave
about the 18th of September for
Quincy, H., where he will attend the
Gem City Business College at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Doggett left
last week for Denver, where they eX-
pect to make their home for the next
two years.
When you need anything in cloth
ing, shoes of Gents furnishing call on
A. PErRrE q Co.
Dana Crawford, foreman of the
Record office, went down to Cheyenne
Tuesday to take in Frontier Day.
Fred Myers went along to help do
the thing up brown.
Mrs. C. NJ. Scribner made a flying
trip to Saratoga Monday. She and
Mr., Scribner accompanied by Baby
Ruth" will go down to Cheyenne to
take in Frontier Day.
We carry the largest assortment of
ammunition Of all kinds in Carbon
county. Gus JENSEN Il Bro.
Rev. Gramcko left Monday after
noon for Emery, 5. D., where ne will
pack up and return with his family
as soon AS they can dispose of their
furniture and household goods.
The Record office has got "A new
sign and the members OF the force
are holding a protractcd debate over
the advisability of either washing the
Office towel or getting "A new one.
The famous Ct. d. Girdles and
straight front corsets at
C~osGRIFF Bios. Co.
Jonathan Condict, an attorney of
New York City, is here ON a visit to his
brother, Winthrop Condict OF Brush
creek. Mr.. Condict is interested with
his brother in the cattle business.
II. b. Jennings and son Bert, who
We're up to Encampmemt last week,
returned to this place Friday and on
to Rawlins Saturday. MIR. Jennings
is interested i'll real estate in Encamp-
mcnt.
If you don't see the dray wagon
give order to driver of street sprinkler.
All kinds of draying and transferring
done with care. Liscensed dray.
A. j. Chichester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Veile were
down from Eucampment Friday. Mir.
Viele owns "a dairy and supplies
both Encampment and Riverside with
milk. He was negotiating for more
milk stock while here.
NJ. j. Henniger and NJ. j. Alton, of
Cleveland, o., came in from the rail
road last week and have been look
ING ove the upper mining country.
They are Interested in some proper,
ties on French creek.
, 1901-08-29
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
2i3s WASHINGTON AVE,
OGDEN, UTAH.

General Agents for Utah, idaho, Ne,
vada' Wyoming, Montana, Oregon,
%ashington and Colorado.
, 1901-08-29

LAND OFFICE At CHEYENNE. WYo.
July -. 1901.
, 1901-08-29
Geo. S. Adams, Opt

~ ~
clan. Glasses properly
fitted at GOOdWin'S Drug
S+ora
We,
H. ~ WiIc2N started ou' Monday
WIN n W; seal the drummer Tor
me iaFEe "hoIeSiIIe grocery mousse ol
L~aStefpf0oh ~ 90. OF Denver TO go
W otc"lhpoat springs IhrN VIII 20
our STOCK Oh lau'es, Misses ana
mems SHOES Is no" cohipleie' You
can III" any S'yle you want
MARX CTa"loru' local edl'or O. me
sun ieI' TUESDAY morning Tor gum
ry' us where ie goes 10 taNe q SIX
lloiItlis GoulSt IN tlte Henl NY Dusi-
ncss CoIiTSe oI '1%t Guy ne TOOK III
'oL''el LAY DIT cheyenne on MS way
oo"n'
c,m wU iH,r onfGt. 20 I,. h'"uiIarterS no'
nnuIins bInntets rnmfnrts 80 D"
During the thunder storm Tuesday
Don McPhalI got knocked off Il NOW
ing machine and the team ran away
A hlrea man. who was ~ the held
, 1901-08-29
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE CHEYENNE, WYo.,
July %, 1900.
, 1901-08-29
Go to Adams the Jew
eler with your watch and
jeWelry repairing, at
GoOdWins Drug Store.

Mrs. Charles Ivey, accompanied by
Mrs. Mcrrcll and Mrs. Hansen, were
up from Fort Steele Friday, return
ing Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay and
Miss Mamie Good were down from
Brush creek for the dance and speak
ing last week.
Special price on all muslin under
wear. to close out stock.
MRs. DYER.
Mrs. Amy Richardson, who has
charge OF the day office at the Tclr-
phone "Nchuugc, has gone to attend
Frontier Day at Cheyenne.
Mr., and Mrs. j. T. Cullcton were
down from the Encampmcnt country
Tor the speaking Friday night. The,
were accompanied by Mrs. Dunbar
For sale Majestic 4 hole range.
Acorn oak heating stove and siayr
pipe, two lounges and one new kitcb-
en- cupboard Apply 70
Mis-. \. W. EAGER.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
.HANRAHAN IN
SHAPE FOR HART.
THE new YORKER FIGHTS IN
LOUISVILLE TUESDAY.
bout Has Aroused Considerable
Infrrrst In tho
West.

LOUISVILLE. Dec. l+-8nl Hanrahan,
the rugged middle weight fighter. OF
Now York, and Marvin Hart. OF this
c!t" who are 70 meet In a twenty
round 3out Before the Southern A. c.
her" on next Tuesday night. are both
In splendid condition for the encounter.
The contest mas created a consldera.
bic amour: Of interest among the ad-
mIrers Of pugilism IN ,his section "t
.hc country ana 4 Is expected that ons
or tn. largest crowds that ever wit
messed an event OF It's kind in this city
Will be ON hand when the big fellows
get into the ring.
!ianrihan IL training for the bout
under the supervision OF Australian
Hart. They are 10 fight at catchweiShts
for 20 per cent. of the gross receipts.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
PRO- FOOTBALL
NEXT SEASON.
BASEBALL MAGNATES INTER-
ESTED IN SCHEME.
Gridiron League May lie Formed
Just Like the National
League.

\ professional football league il the
last gridiron project, |, may be ready
10 take the field next fall at leas, those
Interested In 4, hope -. Harry Puiliam
ana Barney Drevfus. the riltshurS base
ball men. are Interested in the plan. and
they are u pair Of busters who arc not
likely to ~; anything drop II convinced
Il Is n god thing
The Homestead eleven played on me
pitlsburE baseball grounds THIS scar,
and the interest shown in the gam" ana
IN the professional team in Philadelphia
has started the belief that league OF
strong professional teams In those cities
where the game ha. a firm hold on the
public will be n go.
II is thought that n chain OF cities
comprising Chicago, i'!ttsburG. Phila'
dclphia and Boston would be all right
with Possibly New York.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
OFFERS PURSE FOR
B|LL|ARD|STS.
SCHAEFER AND BARUTEL MAY
PLAY MATCH.
Frank REGENCY, OF brooklyn. Names
Condition. for Three
Games.

Jake sch,r'cr. the champion otliard
player Gui .ouls Bnru,"l. the French
expert, who was one ~ the contestants
~ "a" recent illirrd chHmpionship
tournament viii probably play IN a
match contest Frank krcucy rro-
prictar ~ the Knlckcrhockcr Hiiilsrd
Academy, OF DFolhiyn has offered a
handsome purse Tor match between
th,m. 70 0c played mes. werk The
prospects are they huth viii accept u.
The conditions Of the match are that
the mcn post side b., 0t 80 the
purse and wager to go to the winner,
and play l.2JI points In h.orks 81 40
each night
The evening world., 1901-12-14
TURK is READY
FOR NORBECK.
THEY WILL WRESTLE AT PAL.
ACE THURSDAY.
E,ncst Roebrr Ia Training Nnchad
and Higgins IL handling
the Norwegian.

The wrestling match between Carl
Norheck. the champion Norwegian
wrestler. and Nehmct Nachad. the big
Turk. which Is to take place at the
Grand Central Palace next Thursda!
night. ought To result In one OF the most
bitterly contested affairs of Its kind ever
witnessed hercabouis.
Both men arc experts In their line.
knowing the game from \ to Il. Sachad
Is being trained BY Ernest Rocher.
while Norbcck is being handled by David
Higgins. who at one time was the MAJ
ager OF John l.. Sullivan.
The winner OF the bout VIII De
matched TO meet John P!enins. the
present champion.
The Turk threw Charles Leonhardt, 81
Newark. Tuesday night. getting two
falls In - minutes and 81 seconds. The
bou, took place in Newark and was well
Mt tended.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
JACK 0'BR|EN BEAT
BIG "YANK" KINNEY.
AMERICAN BOXERS FIGHT IN
ENGLAND.
II~nVy-weiEht uacd Foul Tactics
and WINS Disqualified in
second Round.

LIVERPOOL. Dec, n--"PhiladeIph,a
Jack O'Br!cn. who has never been de.
fcated sine. ao arrived In this country.
more than year ago. added another
victory 10 his string last night by de.
t"attnS "Tank" kenney. the American
heavy. weight. in the third round OF
their l!m!ted-round contest,
kenncy Mas no match tor Bricn.
and after he had been severely pun
lshcd by the Philadelphian In the FIRST
Two rounds he deliberately began 10
i"ul. After being cautioned several
times by the referee. kenney finally
"restled O Brien all over the ring and
vas then disqualified
kenncy was loudly Kissed by the
spectators as he left tho ring. O'BrIen
received s.. 20 for his easy victory.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
GIRL GUEST TO
PLAY BARUTEL.
FANCY SHOT CONTEST HAS
BEEN ARRANGED.
NRy i<nnrlus and the French Ex-
pert WtE Roll worries
for $3.50 "a SIDE.

\ fancy biilia:d shot contest has re-
suited from the receH; International
billiard tourney. won hS Jake Schacfcr,
The contestants In the novel match will
be Louis sarulcl In" Frrnthman and
May Kalrlus. rho sixteen y,ar-oid girl
billardIs,. They viii meet Tor 80
u side.
Miss k4arlus ana the fronchman are
10 select twenty shots each, ana the
one making ii,c entire forty IN the less
number or attempts will ~ the winner.
The contest will be decided Al lDhly :
Christmas Eve.
The evening world., 1901-12-14

a movement In on foot among tho
members OF the Century Whcelmen OF
New York TO have ex-Capt Matthew
GLIB. who organized the club. once
moro place himself IN harness and b.
como a candidate for the captaincy OF
the organization at tho annual cleo ton.
which will he held In January. His ad-
MIXERS, and they are many. say that.
with his unrittng zeal and unsclfsh de-
votion to the interests OF the club. II he
can be prevailed upon TO again serve ms
captain II viii augur we'll for the fu-
turc sueeas Of the organization.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
FRAGMENTS OF SPORTING NEWS.

Attorney. Genersi G.e.oa has modified hi. in.
strusrion, I, the au,hortisS a For, Er-. opposite
IIuEalo Who had s>cn directed TO proven, further
la,ing matches Ia the house OF N. International
nIub In sT-sking IN the subject, Nj Gibson
aid practically that tAe boxing Iouis Al fsI.
vile would not h~ intsTtsred with. bat IN ori.t 20
's,vfv interested p,rtles to the lcsA!iry o,
these BOUT TIE promoters Snuid. In al! prob
ability, hc brnusht irjo court and tc,t case
ieAdr. Thv nett event scheduled By the CLUB 10
tho fe'n"'wsicou match On Dec IS.
Manager Fred G. MeCn'ch-n hs, ====----' 49,
the athletic board u agn,roi Of the unircr,.u o;
Insa ~iil close tho current calendar year Ia debt
and t1at the c,pths., % the track and baseball
teams usu sprinE mus, be borne by subscriptions
~ the 'lniSnts> The 4aasht.ne-s o: the athletic
'cyt.pll season. hut ~ ii.oo0 iosA by the track
and BASEBALL teams
rontsrrnce o; some twenty ave Cornell foot.
sNlt c,petS will ~ held 'r rthAc, to-day to dis
Cn-- 'so'hili plans for newt reasoa, Coaches
Kcrh, starsuct ami p.Nan viii attend the
conference tngctncr With about ,~ohe Of
thr ,s,.Inu sho -eSuraed to Ithaca from
time TO time during the ar: ,easoa. The aues.
ton o. a schedule is the moo, important. tor tho
committee hopcs 10 srrAnsr game With iiaTyart
ani aLA1 10 pErsens present friendly relations
win Princeton
nachaHAn Klein, rte ONuei and managed the
Western League team In onAAi Tor two ysars.
has declined 70 srcep, an orcr o. rrcsidsa,
Hickey % gf.arhisc for Omaha In the Amrri'
can Association Keith AID to-day he hal de.
rlied no, TO .crcr, the p;uTcrsd naachis". ts.
cause ne does nj ,hink two teams will pay.
Keith sAyH ne expect, the American Association
will nos abandon the idea Of plscin. a bali club
In Omaha.
Frank De H. Eobinsan. OF -. ionS. shows a
contract with Harper the 81 Louis pitcher.
dated Avs 20. and also has contract, with
IIedr'ck AMI Wallace two 81, Louis men Nho
have jumped 10 the American League, Mr.. Robi.
says these p,yrr. viii be with HI. team
nSt Ss,r ~ they wilt no: play bali. {, the caur,-
can p,fssnt them
Under tho new boxing license issued 10 San
Fraaei.co !, ia no, probable that mors than two
clubs ~tll handle the sport. Two clubs will pay
5000 into the eity's treasury for the privilege
OF pulling on twelve battles, ~hich IL at the rate
OF 500 per contest.
Charlie Irwin. aniess all ,isns fail viii Re ths
ihiri haseniAa OF the caseaso Nh!tc s,ockinSs sn-
le0.. w-tlc II cannot b said positively that the
| Rrookgn player has signed a white s,oekius
| contract. II !, not disputed that he has besa ne.
| Eotiaiing with the loeal management for quite
time. snd white on the Pacific TIP with i.ajols
| and ha band has been daily told OF the happinsfz
OF iifs 10 the American League.
a. -. ak...a. a.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
ST. BARTHOLOMEW GAMES.

The annual games Of the 81 Bartholn-
news Athletic club. In conjunction Win
tho Hospital Corps ~ the Eighth licsl-
ment, In the iattrr's armory, Park ave-
nue. and Ninety-fourth street 90 jan. II,
are attracting Widespread attention
among metropolitan amateurs.
There will be handicaps ~ 90, 80 AUD
$50 yards and one mile. Il twelvo-pounG
shot and running high jump: races t"f
novIces Mt co yards and no yards. and a
800 yard handicap for Eighth ReEimen,
men.
Entries will close on Jan. I. with \.
O. Harvey. 100 East Forty-sccond street.
| Ernest Splitter. Hospital Corps, Eighth
| Regiment. or Dlcses 4 Clust. No. % John
street.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
PASTIME A. C. DISQUALIFIED.
nn>L rt-Bnii Championship Re-
awarded by N~EistrRtion
COmni ttcc OF A. 4, u,

The basketball championship. which
WAS won Lar, year by the Pastimc \. -,
was the leading topic OF discussion NJ
the meeting OF the Registration Com
mittec Of the Metropolitan Association
Of the \. \. I. held last nlght nj the
Aston House. Jonn steil presiding.
The professionalism % Alec Moore
was apparently proved to the sat'sfac.
ton OF The committee. ana the title and
medals we're awarded to ne Seventeenth
Separate Company. OF Flushing.
+. l.ubcnguhl, the wrestler, OF tho New
West Side \ c. was Suspended bccaus"
he had competed under the co!ors OF the
Phsiimc \. =. without obtaining his re-
lease from his club. TWo-srore Buffalo
athletes were disqualified for falsely
competing at the an-Amcrtcan games
The evening world., 1901-12-14
He Is Ready for the Final Sprint at o O'Clock
Tonight

As said before. | think | have the
speed. and. barring accidents, should
get across the line first 1t isn't likely
that Mac" will finish the race unless
feel some ill.effects between now and
the finishing time Feeling as | do
now, III do the final sprint. ! will
hold myself in for 1t. During the last
few hours Mac" will stay on the
track while I'm resting up for the
supreme effort OF my life.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
mockey n, ". Ntchola. ntnk.

There should b a most interesting
hockey game to-n!gh, In the 81. Sicho-
las Skating Rink between the teams
representing the New York Athletic
Club and Yale University This Is tho
hrst appearance this season OF the New
York Athletic Club aggregation. They
have twenty-five aspirants for positions
on the team and will be capitalized. as
usual, by Thomas \. Howard, the most
rcmarka Bile shot In tho world
Yalc's exhibition of hockey against the
ST. Nicholas Skating Club last Thurs
day night. whom they defeated by the
score OF 2 to I. proves that they have a
remarkably fast and able lot OF players
this year.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
PRAISE OUR JOCKEYS.
English Racing M'n Say Invasion
lns Ncncntcd Sport.

LONDON. Doc. li.-At the annual dir
ncr OF the Gimorack club ut York las
nicht ". II, Wllson-Todd. n. r.. toast.
Ing the Jockey Club. referred to tho
beneficial effec: that American Jockey
riding had had upon English racing
The Right Hon. James Lowther. NJ. r.
responding to Mr.. wilson-Todd. said he
entirely agreed that the so.called I'm
vasIcn" had had good effect.
With reference to newspaper repor,
that he was dispensing with tho services
of American Jockeys. Mr.. l.owthcr ex.
planned he only owned two horses and
that It was hardly likely he would retain
New York special Jockey.
The evening world., 1901-12-14

~ IN. SIS 40 needed for ne new Princeton
she Srnund viii BE- broken Tor IT. erection within
the urIt few dhys.
IN. Connecticut state League have decided
70 drug the toNps Of perhy And Bristol and 70
tax. Hartford and Sartnsaea !n,o the league,
rhs franchise Tor IN. safinEneh Club ~rnt "a
R"s-f '"n1ur the veteran player farmrrls m-n.
aver D' the Waterbury team. James o. Rnurk- oi
h'ids"ror VII be secretary suh TREASURER u the
league
AHdycN FaFabagsA. nephew OF President
charlie, II. schsah. q the uni;ed States steel
corporation. has ten elected football captain a,
Lhlsh uniNPrslty.
The evening world., 1901-12-14

be the most disappointed man in the
Garden.
The refusal OF the referee to allow
us the lap we secured honestly on
Thursday was sad blow to Mae" and
me. That lap would have surely won
the race tor Ms
However. we've made the most OF
1t and can't kick now. Al! we are
looking forward to is the final sprint.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
CANS BEAT DoBBs.
lie Forfeited Purse. hut Won: tho
Decision.

BALTIMORE. Dec. l.-Joe Cans. tho
colored lightweight. was awarded tha
decision over Bobby Dobbs. tho West.
ern colorcd fighter. in tho fourteenth
round of what was scheduled as a
twenty-round bout. before tho EaIroka
A. c., here. last night. According to the
conditions Of the match. Cana was 90
knock out Dobbs In ten rounds or for
but in doing so. however, no gave Dobbs
frightful beating. In the ninth and
tenth rounds Dobbs was hardly able to
stand. but In spite OF the grueliing
which he received he managed &c last
the tenth round out.
After that round Cans simply an.
initiated Dobbs. and In tho fourteenth
round Dobbs's seconds. seeing their man
had no chance to win. threw up the
sponge. Cans was ,hereupon declared
the winner.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
BY BOBBY WALTHOUR.

Well. | am glad this is the last day
OF the terrible grind From now I'M
Ill the race Is finished every one OF
us will certainly have to watch each
other closely. for the loss OF one lap
means the loss OF the race.
At presen, ain In the best OF CON
The evening world., 1901-12-14
JOE YoUNGs IN TOWN.
Would Like to FiEht sullivan he.
fore Going to ENGLAND.

Joe Youngs. the Buffalo we!ter-weight,
has arrived in this city. He is on his
way TO England where he Is to box
Bill Chester. the wcltcr- weight cham
pion OF England, on Jan. Is. YounSs
says he would like to arrange a contest
before sailing with any one In the busi-
ness from i5S to 10 pounds. He prefers
Spike" Sullivan. The latter and founS g
should prov" good attraction for any
irSt-cIass club
The evening world., 1901-12-14

dItion and feel more confident than
ever o. winning the race with my
partner, McEachcrn This race has
not been what you might call a try
Ing one on my constitution for ! have
not been forced to exert myself to any
great extent
The finish Will surely be one o. The
The evening world., 1901-12-14
SUTTON WON BY BIG MARGIN
ChIcnEoan's High Runs and Aver
ages Too Much for Howison.

George Sutton had no difficulty IN out
playing Leonard Howison yesterday In
their final match Mt the ls.inch balk line
game. ut the Knickerbocker Academy
brooklyn. The grand total score was
l.s00 to LABS points.
The summary:
AFTERNOON GAME.
sastoa-3t. 2, s.. II. 20. 3. %. .. 20. 6
II Ii.i7: 81, nd total. 1900.
liowison--io. ,: o. y. .. Is, !. I. IS, Il
8. 10: u. !? a. 6; total. 1867; average. 10 7.lS
EVENING GAME.
., sat,on,se. y. 20. p 4 g. 3. q: 20. J
average. Is; xr,nd total. 1900. y"
How!soa-l9. Is, q. 8; & q. @ !: Z. q
II: grand total. 1.i5.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
R.n..claer mt oal.,vooa s,ud.

John Y. Mepouaid's chestnut stallion Rsnsse.
iasr, by Hayden EdwarSs-Ths BELLE. has been
placed ct the head OF Q. r. McMeekin's OakWood
s,ud In Kentucky. IL recently arrived from
England, vhsf he raced fueoea.uliy for ssv.
efai seasons. Ia llo9 ta wen, o '.eapi' sass q
Heisium worth t1.tea 25I.6ST
The evening world., 1901-12-14

Collier irwin Goes to Mobile,
Jack Irwin. Who has been assisting wsllis
Tucker At Ardssy during the paat season. Isavss
to-day for aobils for three months engage.
nent - colt professional. after which he sill
90 70 siortda na,il the esrt q NAY.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
Jockey spencer III with Phthi.i.

Henry spencer. the Jockey. who rodc for Jsmes
n. Kssns sewers, ses-ons. has hsd to auit ,hs
saddle In California and 60 70 his home IN Texas
He 10 suffering from nbroid patka!s. Spencer
20 mere skin sad oonss Ma WILL 90 tssaa q
order 20 III ana rseoveS his iass hesits.
The evening world., 1901-12-14
NORMAL GIRLS WIN EASILY.

In very rapid basketball match the
pretty Normal College girls defeated the
girls from the New Paltz Normal Co..
befors an enthusiastic crowd that packed
the Berkeley Armory. Forty-ninth street
and Madison avenue. The final score
The evening world., 1901-12-14
New Orleans. Entries.

Especial TO Inc wor.di
RACE TRACK. NEW ORLEANS.
Dec. 1i.--The entries FOR tomorrow $
aces are as follows:
The evening world., 1901-12-14
Sportsmen's Goods.
Medical.
OLD DR., GRINDLE,

Is year. a specialist in diseases Of men. undsf
OLD DIR. GHiSDLE'S scientific treatment blood
and akin diseases. pains In the bones, red spois.
sore throat and mop,s. ulcers. psinful svelllsss.
kidney and bladder sosnplAints. sealdins. ina.Hs'
eediments removed. sufferers. do not vssis time
Visiting le.a .kiiiui physicians. nemsm6er OLD
DR., ORISDLE has q record for mafvelloae cures.
OFFICE OVER 20 YEARS At III west I2th e..
between 9Th and 7th aves. Advice tres. Assls
zine 81 Hours. 0 to o. Sunaaya - =.
DIR. PAUL. Specialist. pri,ata diseases oS men
quickly and permanently eursdi eons7itssion
free; medicines fsasoussls. phS1ee1a @ "a
sTs.. ess. tass q. ,------l-.Al1llt
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-20

Fort Worth. Texas, Decem Der
14.-The first ground was broken
today for the packing house by
a large force OF laborers just
east of the Stock Yards hotel.
which is the first Indication
where the Swift and Armour
companies would build their
~. 100000 plants. Messrs
Goggins. representing Swift,
and G.. Il Robbins, f G.. Clark
and James Fennell Of the
Armour company are here con
ferring with the railroad people
in regard to freight rates on the
building material. The Swift
company ask estimates On 6,
100000 brick, and Armour will
require as many more. The
brick TO be used will cost over
100000.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1901-12-20

CANDIES-In this line | am
always the market maker aud
price setter, and no one can beat
my goods in quality.
present S-I have quite a
stock Of goods suitable for holi
day gifts and they are worthy
OF your inspection.
TABLE SUPPLIES-1'here is
noihing to he desired for the
holiday feast what cannot fur
nish, and you can depend on
complete satisfaction.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES melon
Mangoes, Saratoga Chips, Dill
Pickles, Stuffed Figs, Muscat
Stuffed Dates, Malaga Grapes,
Dates stuffed with walnuts and
pecans, Sheiled Pecans and AL.
monds. English Walnuts, Chest.
nuts. Filberts. Sailed Peanuts,
Wiley's and Lyons Candies.