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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Winerrufen.

GOlumbus, 8, 6. Mai. -Die
2egislatur bat bus GeieB fpiberrufen,
pona9 fOl9e Perionen, fpeI9e ftd
breimul zines gemetnen @erbre6ens
f6ulbtg gemu9t, gu lebensIdngGi9em
@efdngniB berurtbeilt tperben muBz
ten. Der Status BON 26 8erbrez
9ern, bic unter benz 9efeB friiber ber>
urtbeilt pprben Iinb, ipirb bur9 Die
@iberrufung bes 2eBteren nidt gez
dnbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
R~nhIrnmnnnntrn in 8rrathnnn.

Nen : 0ort, 6. W3at. - Dit
QrGfbenten Der 4ntbra3itfoblen { 81.
fen6u6nen 6ielten beute etne@erfamm,
lung in 6iefiger @tubt, unb in 5Olgi
i6rer @onFeren3 tpir0 Elm Strife Del
&o6lengrGber ieBt fir ie6r unna9r'
f9einIi9 ge6uIten. Inter ben 4ntDez
fen0en befanOen fi4 9rdiiOent 8aer.
BON Der 8subing : 8ubn, PrGitoent
SruesbuIe, BON Der Qadapannas
8a6n, 9rdiibent SIppbdnt, BON Der
0elatpare II. 9ubIon : 8abn, Prdit=
bent 86eeler, bon Der Ontario H.
@eItern : 8a6n, unb etIi4e unab6Gn=
dide @rubenbe5iber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
gu 6rabr %gttragen.
DOC" Sldter's 2ei9ndm beerbigt. =
Nnoere 8eeroigunoen.

Die geerbigung bes 2ei9nams bes
9rn. &obert S. Slater, better ols
Doc" Slater befannt, fdnb eeItern
Morgen BON Der ct. 9dtrid's Stride,
@de 8rpdbpaD unb 8dntItrabe, aus
itatt. Die Stride mar Biz gum lebz
ten 9laBe angefiiqt. Cine &aquiemz
6p9meIIe nurbe bon 8uter cSas. s.
9ona6ue a6ge6dlten, Der aud bieBrez
bigt bielt. Oils attipe 8a6rtu9trGger
fungirten Die So. Capt. Sobn Sones,
Mi9uel Sbeeban, 9enrb u. S9ulB,
Gbarles 8olL Mt9del Wolf, 9enrp
u. S9uGB, 9pbert 9aDes unb 8eni.
s. S9eriFf. Dis @bren : gdbrtu9z
TRIGGER fungirten II. Q.bie So. S.6reez
maj Gaiin, s. 5runf Morriion unb
Sacob g. @9anfurber. Nabe5u 100
8lumengetpinbe tparen eingsluufen.
Die 8eerbigung erfolgte. auf Der
v@reenmouns : Gemeterp."
WiG6e1mine8 9. Meifer.
Der 2ei9nam Der am leBten Samz
flag mad lGngerem 2etben peritorbe@
men Fri. @il6elmine Barbara Wteiiter
tpurbe geftern Na9mittag unter duz
Berif 3ablret9er 8etbetligung BON
2eibtragenben pom Srauer6aufe, Ger.
615, @ib : 0oIfeitruBe, aus auf benz
Srieb9ofe Der 5. ref. ct. Paulsz&trz
DE CUR lebten Ru6e beItattet. gaitor
81. 8a6munn dmtirte, unO als8a6rz
tu9trGger fungtrten Die So. So9n
Ni9ols, 6. Sreff, 9ep. Bauer, 2ouis
&o6el, 81. Solfsnitein unb 6. 8id.
Die 8~erforbene mar cine 3p4ter BON
Qbplp6 unb Caroline 9ermtnau unb
binterlGBt ibre SHUTTER, ieBt 5ran
Meiiter, unb flint 9sI9pifter. Sic
mar am 2. Mpril 1884 in Baltimore
ge6oren.
Emma osmiIler
Som Srduer9duIe, Nr. 1900. Gtoroz
@pringftruBe, aus tptrbe g~eitern Der
Qei6nam Der an leBten Sumitag serz
ftor6enen Srdu Innu MosmiQer.
@ittpe bes Der itprbenen 9rn. 5ran5
MosmiIer, na9 3t4monb, 3d., be-
f0rbert, tpofelbit bic 8eerOigung nnter
feierGiGen Srarer : geremonien itdttz
fanb. 5rau Mosmiaer 4tnterldBt
cine So9ter, bier SD9ne unO II Gn@
feltinAer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
On fcmriaer TIntl.
Stint Nr6eiter in einem Stublpert
bur9 etnen iiber tie bereinbre4enz
ben @trOm gefdmOl5enen Metaas

Stint Nr6eiter in einem Stublpert
bur9 einen iiber tie bereinbre6enz
ben StrOm gef4mol5enen Metaas
get0btet unb brei f4tper Derz
brannt.
9arrisbur9, 3d., 6. Mai. -
Sn ben gennfDlpania : @ta9lper>
fen gu Steelton, nale bieiiger Stdot,
tamen in Der IeBtcn Ra9t bier N}dnz
ner bur9 einen @trom gef4mol3enen
"Details, tpel8er fi9 plDBGt4 in cine
8rube ergoB, um's 2eben, 5tpet muir
ben t0btli9 unb 5pet anbere i4iDer
~ber6rannt. Nne Spfer tparen I'M
qarn p0er Slopafen unb nur Die 9td@
men 3peier Der Sobten limb betannt.
Sic 6eiBen gantoMoreoi9 unb 4lero
Nraianppit9. Qu9 Die Ndmen Der
@erleBten 1irb nod nt4t ermtttelt.
9ie llngIiifli6en tparen in Der 8rube
blnter Den r99lders an Der ArpelI'
nIs ii9 BASKETBALL bes naBen S4mel3@
ofens plDBli8 aus irgeno einem
@runoe in bic @rube entlerrte. &ufz
febsr GbarGes s, 2odett REF ben 2eu=
ten gu, ii4 gu flii4ten, unO bret emit
tamer o6ne groBsn S4doen, aaetn
Die u%ebrigen 6atten feline 3ett mehr
CUR Tlu4t.
(@pGter.) - Stint M}Gnner firO
tobt unb brei i9per berIeBt, gato
Morobi9, bas erIte Spfer, erlag fat
o~ugenbIidli4 feinen f4redIi4en
8rurbnunben. Die dnberen 8ier,
beren brei als Mite M}u3d, MlerONraz
feanooi4 unb Seremiab SureOic be-
FAINT tparen, itarben ipdter i'm 9oz
fpitaG. Der Name bes fiinften Sob
ten 1T ni9t ermittelt. Die 8erGeBten
iinb: Morto 9erIin, 9aOanO 8arpfa>
tum unO Marta Saribunn. W}an
Unfit hnb nnp Srpi npnpTen mprnpn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Die aeIfublcne @Infr.

G6icagp, 6. Mai. @inC
8lOde, tpeI4e in petersburg ge9Ofer
urrb BON 8uBGanb CUR Neltausitel=
lung 4ierbergef9idt porben mar, If
aus benz 9Ofe Der ieBigen rufiii4er
ct. 8labimir : Stride geitoblen NOR.
ben. Sic ppg 500 PfunO unb in
@ert6 purDe auF $500 gef4dBt. Del
rufitfde &pniul bate lie Der 8emein:
be gei4entt uno iie fOGe i'm Sburm
Der neuen Stride, pel4e bic 9emeinb'
errt4ten ldBt, ~aufgebdngt tpOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Opfer rimrr @aiolinzG rPIofiOn.

96tGobstp6ia, 6. Mai. -
5rau 9enriettu 2inep, 81 Sabre aft,
purOe beute frib bet'm 3ubereiten bes
5riibftiids in ibrsr@obnung am nett
li6en ufer bes @9uDlfiaz &tDer, i'm
fifopeftIi4en Stubttbeile, in 6olge Der
GrpIOiiOn ibres 8afoIinoFens 81 So
be berbrannt, unb i6r So6n So6n,
pel6er tie gu retten per7u9te, erlitt Iez
tensgefd6rli6e 8ranbpunoen. 0us
bur4 Die Grploiion entitanbene 5euer
5eritDrte bier feline Mp6n6Guier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

: Sn Der 5abrit Der Pullman
Co." gu Canton, g., tpurbe Robert
g6is6olm geitern bur9 bas 9erab>
ftiirsen zines f9peren Glebutors ge=
t0btet. 9iram Smith unb Sames
8lad erIitten f4mer53afte @erleBuns
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
0rirffnhen.

rSs. ct. - Die Srage 1T 81 MIDI
tig; tie better conIultiren einen Re4tsz
dntpdlt.
nSc. 3d." - Menbsn Sic fi4 on
Srn. R. so. 8ot6er, PrGiibent Der
n6opfins' 9lace Sparbanf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
NQtue,
0fentti6er g1Otar

@oGma9ten, 9er3i4tlei>
ifungen II. (. III. mad alien
Sbeilen bes QusIan6eS iDers
ben uuf bas gepiFen9afteits
ausgeferttgt.
gle @usFunft ii6er Regs'
lung ron @srm0gens z&nges
Iegen5eiten in 0eutialaHb,
Oeitrei6 u. T. IN. pirO aEl'
entasltlih eribeiIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Gblcr Qnrh oIs Snftor.

q pz9 apen, Conn.,, 6. Mat.-
Die l1niOerfitdt gale bat ben engIis
i4en 2orb &elDtn gum 9ottor Der
Re4te gema9t. Or. 81. 8. @bitten=
ben, Director Der Scientific S9ool,"
bpn @beffielb, fteate ben 2Orb Dor.
Del 9rGiibent Der llniperfitdt, 9r.
GA
Tragt die DIE SUT8, Die III. Inner Gakauft HABIT
s; s'i &MAAzZM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

*** Ser 9amenz9erein Der u&az
gemeinen 9eutf4en 8reiienbetmatb'
bGlt morgen g2a4mittag feline Wtoz
notsberfdmmluna in Der Nnitalt ub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
Gcrmiidte trIc8rap6ii6r Sebcidcn.

Der Gra4tOampfer ,MO6npf.~
Gigentbum Der Gentrolbobn BON Der
mont, ipurbe an feiner @erfte in
Nepz2onbon, Conn.,, bur6 95euer Be-
f9Gbigt. M2ebrere 9erTOnen BON Der
8emannung retteten init 3ot6 i6r Qe=
ben.
Oie 5euer5brunit, tpel6e, pie
f6on beri9tet, am Ntontog @6enb bic
Gtabt HemzMtIfOrb, Conn, 6eimz
fu6te, Gegte na6e5u so @e6Gube in
9lf6e. Der @erIuit betrdgt $780,
900 Bis 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08


sr,sst die eDs SOte, Die Ir lmmerGskauft HABIT
: .sais. NHAAMXM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

9ablep, ii6erei4te OemfeI6en bos 0ofz
tOrbiPlom. Der 2OrO bielt cine fur
&c Nnfpra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
g d N e

EOnDOn, 8. WtaI. = gta6 elmer
0epef4e bes r9ailp @brOnicle" BADEN
fi4 bic @merttaner babur4 Elm that
fd4li4es WonOPoG auf Dem 8Oblen~
MART Der S4pei8 gef4affen, OuB iie
hire britiI9en unb beuti9en Gontur>
renten Derordngten. @benIo BADEN tie
cine tbeilpeiie @ontrole uber ben
@ta6lz unb StiefeImartt er6alten,
pel4e bisber fi4 in britii4en 9dnOen
hpfnnnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Eiir bic 9nI III
opr 8peren. - Wie uns mttgez
fheilt parb, wirb 9aitor 9ermdrtt
ban groef6ui5en aus PretDria mor>
osr @benb in Der britten %reformtrten
Sir6e an Der Gde bon Pdcdz unb
@aratpaa : @truBe etnen 8ortrag
liner bic 2eiben Der 5rauen unb Sim
her in ben britif9en Concentrations
Qaoern balten. 5reunbe Der 9uten
@aas Ioaten ni9t nsrfeblsn, Dnr9
gefu6 unb 8eitrdse ihr N}it9efubl
All befunben.
Mngene6me abenbe. -
MGfiten Montag beginnen in Der
.Mltiifz5aGe" bic fog. ppop"zGon=
serte. Bel benen bas Pittsburger DR.
Seiter bes 9rpf. @ictor 9erbert cOnz
ssrtiren pirD. Wer Elm 5reunb re9t
oemiitbli9er @benbftunben III, foute
ni6t perfe6lsn, bort BEL elmer guten
gioorre unb einem i9Dnen 9laie
@erifenfaft bic @elegenbeit tpd5r8u=
nebmsn, feline 5reunoe gu besriiben.
Der gebotsne SenuB TT BET Der ittlen
TriibiabrsSeit elm bOPpelt i9Oner..
-
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

DR.. C, H. Murphy, the popular
Christoval medico, was a welcome
visitor in the city Monday.
Lots of barbed wire now at
Findlater's.
G.. w. Shield, encouragement
of West Tom Green, was IN the
city Monday and in his usual
good humor.
County Surveyor II. B. Tarver
has gone to West Tom Green on
professional business. He will
return in few days.
John j. Rhodes and M. l.,
Shelton, of the Ben Ficklin Here
ford Farm, were in the city on
business Monday.
Mason Fruit Jars at Findla-
ter's.
County Commissioner George
Yates was in town Monday "to
get something to eat" which, he
correctly added, was ga legal ex'
cuse."
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23
Watermelon Surprise Party.

A watermelon surprise party
was given to Miss Saddle Sher-
wood by seven of her friends on
last Thursday evening, the 18th.
Misses Ethel Head, Kate Conerly,
Margaret Wright; Messrs, Van
Kelly, Albert DeBerry, Arthur
Wilson and Clarendon Ions met
at the home of Mr.. P. \. Ions
and then proceeded with the
melons to the Sherwood resi-
dence, where a most pleasant
evening was spent. Outdoor
games were INDUCED in as features
of the occasions entertainment.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

R. l.. Powell, of Sterling
county, was in the city Monday.
Hugo Schintz will soon leave
for Denver, Colo, to be gone
about three weeks.
Miss Era Sherwood, the Misses
DeBerry aud carryall full of
juveniles, picnicked on the Con-
cho Monday.
John Cawley returned Saturday
from the Colorado City vicinity,
where he bought about so fat
COWS at 500. He reports things
in fair shape in that part of the
country, which has had some
rains.
j. w. Tweedle and son, Harry,
of Sterling county, were in San
Angelo Sunday to meet Mr..
Tweedle's sister from Coleman,
who has been caring for his baby.
The mother died when the child
was but an infant and this sister
has been caring for the little one
for her brother. Mr.. Tweedle re-
ports his country in fairly good
condition.
To Miss Annie Moss, teacher
of the fifth grade in the San An.
cello public school, has fallen the
educational plum of the season
This handwriting educationalist
has received the offer of a splen'
did position in the, Baptist Col
lege in Alamagordo, N, NJ, witt
fine remuneration. The Press
has nothing but good wishes fol
the lady, at once a splendid in
structress and popular with he
pupils. The San Angelo staff il
poorer by her absence.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23
Another San Angelo Boy to the Front.

The Press, with pleasure. repro
duces the following from the
Photographic Magazine, current
number, and congratulates the
young man on his success, which
is well merited. He is q nephew
of Col. Roland A. Flanagan, and
boyhood friends in this section
will be pleased to learn of his
achievement. The original artic-
lie is adorned with striking half
tone likeness of the young man:
CERTIFGCATED TEACHERS.
George A. Flanagan is the
stenographer in the office of the
commandant of the L. ;. naval
station at Key West, Fla. posi-
ton to which he was appointed
last August under civil service
rules. He was born in 1877 in
Madison Parish, Louisiana, and
lived on farm there until his
thirteenth year, when his family
removed to Texas. He was edu-
Gated in the public schools of San
Angelo, Texas. After leaving
school he worked for year in the
printing Office of the San Angelo
Enterprise, where he received
much valuable training.
In 1896 Mr.. Flanagan went to
Florida and for two years taught
country school in Polk county.
He then went to Tampa and Ell
rolled himself as a student in the
Florida Commercial College, of
which J. w Sheriff. (certificated)
was and is principal. On the
completion of his course he as
sisted Mr.. Sheriff. for some time
in both the shorthand and COM
mercial departments. The Phono.
graphic Institute teachers GER
tificate was awarded him January
B, 1901. Recently he took an adj
vanced correspondence course in
court and general reporting with
the Manhattan reporting Com
pany of New York, and has since
reported several law cases. HI
is an enthusiastic shorthand
student, and is teaching a limit
ed number of private pupils. Mr.
Sheriff., his former teacher ant
employer, speaks in the highest
terms of both his abilities anC
his personal character.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

the foregoing Monday, the creek
rising two feet.
J. E. Ponder, manager of the
Williams ranch on Middle
Concho, was in the city yester-
day and reported another good
rain over part of their pasture.
North Concho had quite a rise,
main Concho the same, ditto
South Concho.
John Hannum, the South Con-
cho farmer, reports a rain all the
way out to and beyond the
y Q Z ranch.
Will Sims reported a good rain
on Pecan.
Rain Rain! Rain! Sterling
has had three good rains within
one week. A young flood fell
yesterday evening.-Ster II G
News.
F. S, Mcdonald, the San An
CELLO branch mail clerk on the
Santa Fe, reported rain all the
way down to and past Temple,
with some intermissions enroute
Geo. Cooper, of the Westcott
ranch, reports several good rains
in the Water Valley vicinity re-
Gently.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23
ID JUPITER PLUYIUS.
Rain God Extends His Sphere of
Influence and Empties His Pletho-
rio, Juicy Cornucopia.

The country's safe
Put that dowl.. We skeptics, for
"can We not discern the signs of
the times?"
Yea, verify. Even the way
faring man. though a fool, can
read them"
For weeks past rain has been
reported. first from far distant
points, but day after day, SEEM
ingly, the clouds have come
nearer until. on last Monday,
they finally reached San Angelo
and for quite a time poured the
blessed precipitation on our city
and surrounding country in sew
eral directions for some distance
out.
The Press did not have govern
ment rain guages with signal
service officers in charge, sta
toned on every square foot of
territory, but the items which
follow clearly show the character
and extent Of the rains:
The San Angelo Telephone
System service reports, since the
last issue of The Press, good rains
at the following points, which no
doubt includes the territory sur
rounding them for distances out:
7. X. Wilson ranch and Eden in
Concho county; Edith and
Bronte in Coke county; Sonora
in Sutton county; Sherwood in
Irion county; Mays ranch, Ster-
ling City, Water Valley, Miles,
Rowena, Ballinger, Coleman,
Brentwood; also other reports
from other localities in Tom
Green and surrounding counties.
For two days it has been raining
in the Colorado country and is
still raining.
Heavy clouds have been in
sight from San Angelo for several
days past and The Press does not
risk it as a prediction but will
give it as a straight fact that
there will be enough rain fall in
the near future to satisfy the
dryest croaker of bull frog
throughout this entire section.
Even the cloudy weather has
been coaxing vegetation and sup
porting it in an assumed attitude
of erectness, range, cotton, feed
crops-everything coming in for
its share of the moisture.
A slow, steady and good, and at
times hard rain began falling in
San Angelo last night at about
$3.50 and continued until 12:30,
the hour of going to press, at
which time it was still raining
hard. From indications it seemed
to extend as far as the eye could
reach when the lightning's flashes
penetrated the blackness of the
night.
Tom Hennessev, who made the
drive from Robert Lee Monday,
reported heavy rains at Edith,
Silver, Sanco, and, in fact, all
through Coke county Sunday.
He stated that the Colorado
River was out of it's banks, and
higher than he had seen it fol
two or three years.
A heavy rain was reported from
Sterling City Monday morning
and the river at that point sale
to have been past fording fol
over twenty-four hours.
Lum Hudson was caught il
the rain on the Paint Rock road
: several miles from San Angelo.
!, Hon. Frank Ritter, of Waite
, Valley, was in the city on bust
ness Monday and reported goo'
rains ''up the crick."
Joe Funk was in the city Sat
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Col. E. L. Huffman is among

Col. E. L. Huffman Is among
those (Which includes nearly ev-
erybody) who have taken a ride
on the "ortermobyle" and his ex-
perience as related by himself are
highly entertaining. He doesn't
want any more of it, however, un-
til they put on a trailer for white
folks to ride on. If you value his
friendship, don't invite him to
take q ride on it, for he will most
assuredly resent the insult,
"Nuff's enutf" with him, no mat
Ter what it is.
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Sanitarium for tuberculosis.

The movement for the estab-
lishment of a modern sanitarium
for tuberculosis in Sap Angelo,
so The Press learns, is assuming
tangible shape and is to be
pushed to accomplishment. Fol-
business reasons no details are at
present given out, but will be
Forthcoming later.
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FOR SALE.

For SALE-One 3.4 Jersey COW. fresh
in milk. Terms reasonable.
If TLTERRY.
For SALE, REsIDENCE.-My place
on EastTwohig avenue. Large roomy
place. l.. G. DUPREE.
y good job press, sx12 size. If you
want q bargain write for prices. The
Press, san Angelo, Texas.
FOR SALE-Gentle driving horse.
harness and phaeton OF the late Geo.
Becker, to be seen at DR.. Cornick's.
VIII sell all together or separately.
For SALE. RESIDENCE. Good four
room house, we'll finished Lot 50x
100, city water, blocks north OF de-
pot Apply to JOE VERBERT. "A II
FOR SALE-Hack, wagon, harness
and two horses. Apply to Mrs.
Brock or at G.. w. Stewards black
smith shop on Chadbourne street. 1t
FOR SALE-House and several lots
IN Miles Addition, north .of round
house. Will sell all or in parts to
suit purchaser. Apply to Mrs. L.
Adney, on premises. 81
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Mexicans Exchange Blows.

r"Little Juan" Florris and two
other Mexicans attempted to set
tie a difference at the "Grey Mule"
saloon Monday afternoon by blows
which were not delivered exactly
in accordance with pugilistic
rules and regulations. They an
syered the purpose, however, and
except for a few scratches and
bruises no damage resulted.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

Will Whitehead, a prominent
stockman of the Sonora country,
was in the city Sunday and de-
parted on the afternoon train
for the Territory to look after his
cattle interests there.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23

A part of the fixtures and
goods for the new candy factory
and confectionery store have been
received and are being arranged
preparatory to opening the house
for business. Other shipments
are expected to arrive in a day or
two and Mr.. Thomas informs us
that he expects to be able to be-
gin sometime this week.
-Barbed wire, McAlpine.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-07-23
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE.

100 native steers: 40 Is, 60 IS and 80
for sale. Ranch II miles northeast of
San Angelo, postotiice Miles. z. II.
BROOKS. At
At bargain, 500 cattle, all ages,
inclusive, with one and two year-old
steers, we'll graded, G.. w. Fitzhugh,
Rock Springs, Texas.
OF the ten cows shipped from the
east here, | have two OF the choicest
left. Now fresh and for sale. See
them at j. ]. Rhodes Hereford farm.
M. L. Shelton. % II
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WHO WANTS GOOD HOUSEHOLD HELP.
Situation wanted in good family in
city, by experienced and capable set
tied woman. Address Mrs. Fred
Bouteller, San Angelo. 1t
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and repeated results from The Press
prove couclusively that it is the great
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LOST or SToLEN--A large, open face
silver watch, key wind, Elgin move
ment. has ICE on outside OF case.
$500 reward for return to A. M.
MILLAR. Ballinger, Texas. 2t