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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

to learn just how general the rain
was. Reports from Stanton were
to the effect that the fall was very
light, but east, southeast and
south, in spots, the fall was suffici-
ent to make quite Il good deal of
surf ice water. West but little
rain fell, but north we have had
reports of good showers. though
not very general 49, The Schar-
bauer Cattle Co. will ship 1900
head of cows to Chase county
Kansas, on the 25th of this month.
The company will also ship 100
cows, for Scharbauer, Connell &
Clark, to the same place on the
18th inst. All are TO be pastured
and fattened for the fall markets.
..... Henry NJ Half has been
here most of the week, shipping
cows from the Circle Dott, JIM
and Quiensabe ranches. Monday
and Tuesday he shipped Is cars,
and 20 cars more to follow. These
all went to pastures near Elgin,
Kansas, while 30 cars more were
shipped this week to Bizar, Kan
sas. He also shipped 30 cars
from San Angelo on the first of
the month. All are TO be- mar
keted thus tall.....J. j. Williams,
of J. NJ. Daugherty's
various Texas and New Mexico
ranches, came in this week from
Fort Worth, where he had spent
a few days on business. He spent
Il day or two in Midland and left
yesterday for the ~ ranch. Mr..
says Mr.. Daugherty's
ranching interests are all in the
finest possible condition, cattle
have wintered exceedingly well on
the San Simon, Hall, "a, Scratch
and other ranches, and among
the thousands of cattle on. these
ranges 30 head will cover almost
the entire loss during the winter.
This is as good us the aver ,ge
loss in summer and fall, and Mr..
Williams further states that
spring opens in n way entirely
satisfactory Midland Reporter.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

B. NJ. Cauthern sold 4S4 head
of Is pound clipped sheep in st.
Louis last week at 1925.
Col. J. j. Rhodes began moving
his fine Herefords to Schleicher
county yesterday. He will put
them in Knights pasture.
J. r. Hamilton's sheep, about
400, shipped from here last
week, averaged 50 pounds, and
sold on the Kansas City market
at $3.50 per hundred.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
News Of Runnels County.

Rev. Witherspoon the Presby.
terrain minister of San Angelo
came in Wednesday evening, bap-
tised Rev. NJ. S. Smiths baby
Wednesday night and went to the
meeting Of the Presbyterv at
Brentwood accompanied by Revs
Smith and r. F.. Hardin and A.
Fl. Vanrelt Yesterday evening.
H. w. Chreisman who has NOV.
ed to Christoval, was here this
week to move his cattle and wind
up some other business. He
ordered his paper sent to Christie
val postoffice.
Claud Coats shipped 2G2 steers
and go COWS to the Territory
Tuesday.
Lewis Alexander the phone man
of Sweetwater came In Wednes-
day evening for few days visit
with his parents and friends. He
says there are about thirty miles
of the Orient road bed built north
from that place and it is expect
ed that four hundred miles will
be completed by July.
Indications are flattering for q
fruit crop in Runnels county this
year and all growing things are
spreading their green since the
recent rains. Picnic season il
upon us and young folks think
there should be no limit or ex-
IRENE to enjoyment and if they
had their way they would not
only picnic on the streams once 4
week but would take up their res
idence there until cold weather.
H. A. Thomson came in last
night from his Schleicher county
ranch where he has been since the
last of March and reports every
thing in fine shape, grass good
and stock fattening up alright.
They have had good rains in the
Eldorado country.
Mrs. f. L. McAlpine and chill
dren came down from San Angelo,
first of the week, on visit TO re-
latives.-Runnels County Ledger.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

Total II, 251,220 1857 ,074 ,430
The total annual production of
1900, $5S, 1872, 1913, sold and con-
sumed does not include horses
and mules.
These figures point to II very
strong lesson. Texas ranks high
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

w. f. Allen bought IS steers,
Is, of Mrs. VIM. Sprain last week
at $40 per head. .... Frank
Glass bought from VIM. Lehr last
week 40 head of stock cattle at
$40 per head .-Ballinger Banner
Leader.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
Biliousness.

Jre biliousness.
The most common ailment that
distresses mankind is bilious
ness. The liver becomes inactive
and the system clogged With of.
fete matter. Then you feel sick.
When thus affected, take aMsxi-
can root pill Price 25f o box.
They help the liver. cleanse the
bowels and cure sick headache.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

value of beef cattle marketed
was $50, 900, 000,-Literary Blu
reau, Houston & Texas Central,
Southern Pacific.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
100 Head Of Stock Cattle For Sale.

| have 100 head of stock cattle
including about so COWS, Is steer
yearlings, heifers, calves, etc. |
want to sell them quick and will
give some man a good bargain.
Call at PRESS Office for parCicu-
lars.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

Plenty of prairie pasturage and
running.water in the Usage coun-
try for 1900 head of cattle.
- $. H.. Poor,
Landon Hotel San Angelo, Tex.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

Go to j. r. Gilbert & Co. for
fresh vegetables. New stock
every morning, phone ITO.
A fresh Jersey COW for sale. Ad-
dress M. l., Shelton, San Angelo
or inquire at PRESS Office.
Give the Press an order for
job work-they are experienced
printers.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

If YOU contemplate building,
you will not do yourself justice
unless you have Cameron & Co.
figure on Your lumber bin
2 Aarkansaw Smith says nothing
can knock out old reliable spot
cash. Best patent Flour $2.15.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23

ge in value per animal. Texas
has one twelfth of all the horses
and one-eigth of all the mules in
the United Stntns
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1902-04-23
STOCK NEWS.
For SALE al A BARGAIN.
PHONE l4A.

A good jack. Inquire of l.. D..
McCARTY, at Western Hotel.
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Relpre Items.

j. Nj. Lewis of Kinsley was in town
Monday.
Jim Lights folks have moved in
to Mr.. Herod g new house.
j. Pixley and family moved in town
Monday from out near Lewis. =
George Weese has come to town
and is going to start = meat market.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller has got her new
house done and she has moved into
it.
MIR. and Mrs. Charley loops ar
rived in town last Monday from ST.
John.
Mrs. Kate Donavan and Miss
Halle Herod are ON the sick list this
week.
u. Younker has left the Belpre
Hotel and has moved into a private
residence.
MIR. NJ. Cook and Miss Della Trip
lett we're married at Kinsley Wednes-
day. November 20, 1902
Mesdsmes Roland ond Weber
were TO Burdett for two weeks visit
Ing relatives and friends.
Mr.. Victor Johnson and Miss Viol,
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Trustee In Charge.

The Belpre Lumber company, and
Windhorst & Henne, general mer-
chants, of Belpre, both institute ons
financed by Fred Windhorst, recently
became so badly involved, owing to
slow collections, which made it i'm.
possible for them to meet their bills
promptly, that it was found necessary
to dispose of the lumber business and
put a trustee in charge of the store.
A. Wait and son, of the Farmers
State Bank, Of Belpre, have taken
the lumber and hardware business
and ID. G. Donavan has taken charge
OF the store as trustee for the credi-
tors. All OF the citizens OF the little
town join in regretting the shape af
fairs have got into and seem to be-
.ieve that in a short time matters can
be arranged that the firm will be able
to resume business. This has been q
very bad year for collections, or the
firm would have been in good shape,
as they have done large bust ness
from the start, and had crops been
better 80 that obligations could have
been promptly met the result would
have been different.
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Hager were married at Larned We'd
.nesday, November rs, 1892.
The new livery barn is in full ewing.
All will do well to try the barn when
in town as the old barn has quit bust
ness.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Vern Rudd.
a son, on November %, 1902 All do
ing we'll, especially the father, it be-
ing the first.
Mrs. Ruth McConahie arrived
home Thursday morning after three
months visit with relatives and
friends near Wichita. a nephew ae-
cOmpanied her home.
There were quite number of the
L. o o. F. from this place who went
to Macksville TO help dedicate the new
hall at that place and to help put four
candidates through the mill. Over 800
people were assembled. Lodges from
Larned. Lewis and Stafford were also
is attendance.
UNCLE NED,
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First publ cation November q, 10

rIreV puuI cHtfou NoVemucr IT, I3u-
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or EDWARDS
county. Kansas: T.V. Donnell Plaintiff.
vS.-R. e.. Gemmell. Defendant: You. the said
defendant X. =. Gemmeil are hereby noti-
fed thar YOU have been sued i'll said Court / ,
said action by Y. v. DOnneil. as plaintiff,
that said plaintiff has I'll d his titiou ii
said Co ,rt against you and ha. caused an or
der of at achmrnt to be issued out of said
Court in said action. and the same has been
duly levied upon the followin de cribei real
esta: g belOHgi & t. you. to-wit: The south
east quarter Of Section Nine o. in Township
Twenty-Five t25). Range Twenty i30). in Ed
wards County, Kansas; thar you must answer
Said petition on or b fore the 3rd ia, of jan
nary 1908, or said pc itIon vii be taken as
true and q Judgment rende red aga INST you
for the sum of Fifty tSj0l Dollars and costs of
suit. and that said land be sold according to
law and the proceeds applied to the payment
of said judgment II. v. DUNNELL,,
Plsintiff, by A. G.. DYER. his Attorney.
lSEALl Attest: NJ. a. MEKTEN.
Clerk of District Court. 1873
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CONTEST NOTICE
department of the Interior U. 5. Land Office
d ,dge tity. kans.. Nov mber 1902

department of the Interior U. s. Land Office,
d ,dge city. Hams. Nov. mber. 1902
A sufficient contest stfidavit having been
hied in this oihce by Ed. :. Finch. go ltes,ant
IA ainst L. g. entry No. l747. m de July 10Th,
1892 for the North asst quarter eff Section p
Township =. Range 10. by David T.. Ron.i. eau.
teetee. in ~ hich il is alleged that: David G..
DO has failed tn plant any portion of said
above described tract. tO trees. tree seeds OF
cuttings. eince he MED on said land. and has
proved any portion of the same since the Sec
ond year of his entry, and has lot caused Ii
tn b. done by another. That there are no
trees, growing ou said land at this time and
never were. That about The cond year of
his said entry he absndor ed said tract. and
that all OF aid defaults set our continue to
this 'iate.
Said parties arc hereby notified to appear.
res pond ana offer evidence touching said al
legation III 10 O'Clock IL. IN. on Friday, Jam
usry %, 1893 before the Register and eceiv
er AT the CEl' Ell St6teS land Once in Dodge
tity. hansaIs The said contestant having in
proper aihd Ivit, ii ed Nov mber 81. l902. sci
forth fac's which show that after due dill
sepce personal service of this nofce can not
be made, II is hereby cred auo directed
that snch notice be given by due and proper
publication
+. J. OYER. III. F. Millikeu,
Art. for Pl'tf. IL, pister
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Since the election is over it is in
teresting to note that the bitterness
of the senatorial campaign among
the republicans is even more bitter
than was the fight in the election.
Bailey has joined forces with those
fighting Curtis and Will use the whole
power of his administration to &C :.
eomplish his defeat. 1t ia rather un-
usual to find the governor using the
power of his Office to punish his DO.
1itical enemies is so open manner.
Stanley has used his political pres
tige to build up - machine that will
help>him but now that he can do no
more for his friends they are show.
ing y disposition to abandon him for
someone who can be useful in the
future. The public is getting an in
sight into republican methods that is
IN eye-opener to- many of them. 1t is
the old Burton-Leland fight over
again and is generally regarded as a
"dog eat dog" proposition.
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Club Notes.

In spite OF the storm Wed nesday
afternoon quite q number of club
women met at the home OF Mrs. r E.
Edwards to listen to a talk on "Durer
and Nuremberg" by Mrs. w. D. Err
win. ~ II
They were amply recompensed. Sc
wildly WAS the old magic city of Ger.
many portrayed that we were trans.
ported there in spirit, and, forgetting
the raging Of the elements, saw she
quaint streets where Durer worked
and lived. Nuremburg is famous for
its merchant princes who gave cid
and sustensnce to art aud artists,
thus setting an example for captains
OF modern industry.
Among other things Mrs. Erwin
said, "Seldom is one man endowed
with such versatility as Durer. he
WAS painter, sculptor, engraver on
wood and copper-plate, worker in
glass, architect and writer. He was
fully appreciated in his own day-an
unusual thing. The-Doge of the city
OF Venice and Antwerp, two art CEN
ters. offered him salaries to come to
them, but he refused out of duty to
his own Nuremberg. Raphael WAS
his dear friend: Michsel Angelo, De
Vinci, Titan and Bellini, his fellow
workers, when he went to Venice"
We only wish We might speak of all
that Was given the club of the won
derful life of the artist and old city.
There is no meeting next week. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Hobbs
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Lewis items.

Mrs. G. NJ. Cochran is still quite i'll.
AL Abrams has gone to Boulder,
Colo, for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. F. C. Mulholland' g
little girl has been quite sick, but is
now better.
D. &. Scofield and family have re-
moved to Iowa where they expect to
make their future home.
"A boy baby was recently born to
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Wilkerson.
Mother and boy are doing we'll.
Mrs. Poison of Garfield, who was
taken sick at Fl. Nelson's recently. is
improving, but as yet she is far from
being we'll.
Gossett & Ray are hustling around
aud getting ready TO erect building
for butcher shop. The house they
now occupy has been sold.
j. B. Vosburg has bought the F. p.
Smith house across the street from
the post office, in which he and w. E.
Cramer mean TO run their butcher
shop.
James Losby has rented the r. W.
Bidwell store building of Mr.. Spence,
in which be intends to run q restau-
rant as soon as the family now occu-
plying it can vacate.
Ed Wilkersop, who Was taken sick
last June. is again worse, and the
doctor says he cannot get we'll and
may die at any time. The poor fellow
looks like living skeleton.
The Macksville I. o. o. F. dedicated
it's new hall last Tuesday. Lodges
from Lewis, Larned. Stafford and St.
John attended, the Lewis contingent
numbering about twenty-five. a way
up time is reported.
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A Natural Result

- "As to how it was done," said the
@an with the broken nose, "it comes
&bont, "a natural result On the
day that had taken my fifth boxing
lesson and The professor had observ-
ed that there were not twenty men in
the United States who couii stand
before me | cooked my hat on my ear
and took n stroll around town TO find
q fellow who'd dare knock the chip
on my souldier. BY and by Young
farmer bu,npel into ma and refused
to apologize. It ~,,S my golden OPP
portunity squared oil and shot of
my left. +"
"And put him tn sleep, of course,
remarked one OF the listeners.
"Not bit of it. He ducke.l and
grabbed me by the body and threw
sue over his head, and when l came
down ne piled on 30 me and licked me
into the hospital. was battered al
most to pulp"
"But though. you said you were q
graduate in The raanly art?"
So did l and I'D Was. bus the
professor had forgotten TO caution
me never To tackle u man who diu mt
know anything about the game, and
SO natural got walloped!"
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OFFICIAL PAPER of Edwards Co.

at the recent drawing IN The state
lottery conducted in the secretary of
states Office in the city of Topeka,
Sharp. of Pawnee, who had tied
Sweeney, the democratic candidate
for the legislature, won, and will re-
present that county this winter This
result is rather to be commended from
the fact that had Sweeney won We
would have been compelled to pay
the expenses of another contest 70
get this vote for Mr.. Long.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND,

First published November %. 1902.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
i notice that he will. IN the 18th day of
December. 1902. make an application 10 the
Probate County of Edwards ounfy Kansas
to purchase the ioliOwIng-described school
land. situated in the orga aized County of
Ed wards, Kansas. viz:
The south half of Nor h East quarter Of
Section IT, Township 25 ), Range ~ W.
He names the foilwiDg persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
Improvement viz: Robert McCanse, resi-
dence Browu Town ship, and u. n. Morse, re-
sideBce Kinsley. Kansas.
Done at kinsicy, TOMMY of edwards Kan
sas. his 18th day or November. 1902.
12l2 FRANK SPRING.
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COUNTY NEWS.
By correspondents.
South Brown.


The weather has been gradually
growing colder for the past two weeks.
Will King was threshing sorghum
and Bathroom for the neighbors last
week.
". E. Hargadine sold bunch OF
young cattle to Enos Boyer of Kirk
field last week.
Mr.. Sanford of Larned was haul
ing rent corn from his farm near
Crescent, last week..
George Malone has moved into the
house on the Kochenderfer ranch,
recently vacated by Mr.. DIESEL.
Our schools all took vacation
last Thursday, to allow the teachers
and scholars to ''offer Thanks
Hundreds of bushels of corn and
wheat have been marketed from the
south side during the past ten days.
Rev. Darius Bowers has resigned
his charge at Great Bend and has re-
turned home on account of poor
health.
Phil DIESEL undertook to "break"
one Of his calves OF crawling through
the fence, Sunday morning, and his
plan was so effective that it will
never go through a fence again.
The box social at the Taylor school
house last Tuesday night was a sue
cess. The proceeds were about thir-
teen dollars which will be used to de-
fray the expenses of the Christmas
tree
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MAY WHITE DYER,
SUSAN 3. MARSH,
FLORENCE BIDWELL,
COMMITTEES.

Blanche Viola Frazier was born in
Hillsboro, Ind, December II, 1876.
She moved to Greensburg, Kas., in
1892, where she married G.. J. Kicker
son in 1894. For the past year her
home had been in Colorado Springs,
Colo. Her husband and two little
daughters survive her. She was a
member Of the Christian church, a
kind wife and loving mother. She
carried a policy of 81, 900 in the r. N.
a. in favor OF her youngest daughter,
Ruby.
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Church Fair.

The ladies will hold their annual
fair at The Congregation church.
Wednesday December 10. Fancy
work of all kinds for christmas gifts.
A japanese tea room is among the
attractions. Home made candies on
sale. A chicken pie supper will be
served 81 six o'clock IL tho evening.
Come ono, come all.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The State OF Kansas, Edwards County, 50:
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESrATE or
1 Joseph tuGz- late OF Edwards County.
kansas. office of ,ppoi ntmrnt.
No'iee Is HEREBY given. that the 3rd day
tit Docenber. 1902. the u6dersigi ed Was by
the Probate ourt of Edwards county. KAN
sas. duly appointed End qualified as AdIDinis-
traitor. with will annexed. OF the estate oil
Joseph LtIliz. ate of Edwards County. de-
CEASED. All p-.rties tetested in said estate
will tax" notice and govern themselves ac-
corfiilgiy HENRY LUNZ
1913 administrator.
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frs. Blanche Rickersnn.

Resolutions adopted by Prairie
Queen camp. No. 500:
Whereas, The angel of death has
entered our camp for the first time
and taken from it's members. Novem-
Der II, 1902. one of our charter men,
bers and Past, Oracle, Mrs. Blanche
I'ickerson.
Resolved, That in the death of
Neighbor Rickerson we have lost
true friend. the camp faithful mem
Der and the home loving wife and
kind mother, to whose members the
loving sympathy of the camp is ex-
tended;
Resolved, That as tribute to the
memory of Neighbor Rickerson, our
charter be draped in mourning for
thirty days; also that copy of these
resolutions be placed upon our rec
ords and sent to the Borrowing fam
lily, to the local papers and TO The
official paper of our society for pub
LEGATION.
Az
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One of Mrs. Culie's brothers arri,.
ed from the far west yesterday accom-
panied by his wife.
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PUBLICATION hor1cE.

I . TILICA IION NOTICE.
First publication November q. 1907.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF EDWARDS
4 County. KANSAS. r. e Herrmann, Plain
til. We. Anna Hermann. Defendant. Notice
to Nom Resident Defendant: The sald de-
fe:,dant. Anna Hermann. will take notice
that she has been sued ny the shcve-naned
pisinti6 In the abnve-nNmed Court aud must
answer tho petition Of the plaiut r Fled in
said cause on or before the 3r,i day OF Janu-
airy. 1919. said petition will he taken -
true and judgment rendered accordingly.
"a folloWt: Granting the pininti1 an absolute
divorce from said defendant
&c. HERkAANH, Piainti6.
tsDAL Attest: n A MRRrEE
Clerk of District Court. 1875
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OFFICIAL srArEmKHr

OF the Financial Condition of the
At Kinsley, State Of Kansas, at the
close of business on the 25th day of
November, 1902:
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THE GRAPHIC,

]. NJ. LEWIS, JR., Editor and Prop'r.
Mrs. CORA g. LEWIS. Associate Ed.