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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
KANSAS CITY ORIENT.
Cars of Steel Rails, Ties and Bridge
Material for Road UnIoaded
at Sweetwater.

Sweetwater, Texas, July 10
At least one hundred cars of steel
rails, ties and bridge material for
the Kansas City, Mexico q Orient
railroad have been received and
unloaded at this station, and
more is arriving daily. The
work of putting the finishing
touches oil the grade here is
rapidly nearing completion, and
tracklaying will begin in a short
time. Already this city IS be.
ginning to experience the effects
of the activity evinced by the
Orient people.
There is not vacant house IL
the city, and hotels and boarding
houses are crowded. Property il
enhancing in value every day
and city lots have more thar
doubled within the past sis
months. The city is sorely il
need of better hotel facilities
and offers a splendid investment
in that line.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
The Santa FEES Improved Schedule.

On Sunday, July 9Th, the San
Angelo branch of the Santa Fe
changed the schedule 81 that the
passenger train will leave San
Angelo at $3.50 p. m., and arrive
at 12:45 p. m. Tourists sleep
ing cars are running on trains n
and rs between San Angelo and
Fort Worth, making, direct con-
nection with trains to all points
in north Texas, Kansas City and
st. Louis. This change is great
ly appreciated by the people here
from the fact that heretofore a
passenger could not see the
beautiful country from Temple
to San Angelo, not saying any
thing of the inconvenience of get.
ting off at San Angelo in the lat.
ter part of the night. Now We
can take or leave our train in the
daylight. 1t brings our daily
papers u little late, but our let.
tiers get here II hours earlier
We like the ange.-Sterhng
City News Record.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
ORIENT AN AIR Line.
Shortest Route from Kansas City and
the Northwest TO Mexico-Ready
in Eighteen Months.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 49,
The Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient Railway is to have an air
line from Kansas City to the City
of Mexico, according to advices
received at the headquarters of
that road from the president, who
is now IN Europe. w. w. Syl-
vester, vice-president of the road,
would not indicate the exact line,
but said that it would be from a
point in Texas, with a connection
with the Mexican National; that
it would make the distance from
Kansas City to the City of Mexi-
co only ZOO miles, or forty-eight
hours ride as against eighty-fve
hours now consumed; that it
would be the shortest line, not
only from Kansas City, but also
from Denver and the Northwest,
and that within eighteen months
the line would be in operation
from Kansas City to San Angelo
and running through trains to
the City of Mexico, and within a
year and a half to the Pacific
Coast.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Girls Industrial College.

The Girls Industrial College of
Texas, located at Denton, has
Just issued Bulletin No. 2, an
nouncing the plan and scope of
work to be done by the institu-
ton. The departments to be es-
tablished at the beginning are
those of English-Science, Domes-
tic-Scicnce, Fine Arts, Industrial
Arts and Commercial-Arts.
County superintendent are
authorized to appoint limited
number of students to the Col
lege; such appointments are
valued at $25 per year. But the
attendance is not confined to APP
pointive students. All white
girls of good moral character,
who have attained the age of Six
teen years, and who have suf-
ficient knowledge of the common
school subjects to pass the en-
trance examination, will be adj
mitted. High school graduates
and those holding First Grade
State Certificates will be adj
mitted to the Junior class with
out examination.
The College proposes to give
thorough training in literary and
scientific subjects as well as in
domestic economy, art, industry
and commerce. Culture and in.
tellectual discipline will be in
creased by the industrial work.
All students will be expected to
learn how to cook and how to
sew. Household economics will
go hand in hand with the
languages and literature. The
motto engraved on the corner
stone is, "We learn to do by do.
ing"
A faculty of trained specialists
will be in charge of the work and
the opportunity for a thorough
practical education will be placed
within easy reach of our girls
Many of the best girls of Texas
will doubtless attend.
The Bulletin contains many
items OF interest to the parents
and the girls of Texas. Anyone
may obtain II copy by writing tc
President Cree Il. Work.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Include the Recent Board.

In the selection of the seven
school directors today, The Press
would suggest that the present
board of trustees, VIM. 5. Kelley,
Chas. A. Daley, and DR.. B. Lynn
be included III the number. They
are good men and especially
qualified, having already given
the school question considerable
study in connection with their
duties as trustees.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22

w. l. Wayland has been on the
puny list the past week.
P. E. Truly was quite sick last
week, but is again able to be at
the office.
Cotton & Beach have Just
finished painting and papering
the new house of worship of the
Church of Christ, dong most
excellent piece of work and max
ing the building the more attrac-
tive by their painstaking efforts.
Miss lola Green, of Ballinger,
was a visitor to the city Saturday
and Sunday, returning on the
afternoon train Sunday. Miss
Green contemplates removing to
San Angelo to join the sales force
of one of our leading dry goods
stores.
Senator w. A. Hanger, of Fort
Worth, accompanied by Mrs.
Hanger and their son, Robert,
were the guests of DR. and Mrs.
B. Lynn last week. Mr.. Hanger
returned home Friday and Mrs,
Hanger and son will remain il
the city for few weeks.
S. W. Merchant and w. P
Kelly returned Thursday from al
extended trip to Mexico and are
very favorably impressed with
their mining property They
have erected a hydraulic PLAN
for developing purposes and vii
I probably return in the fall t.
look after their interests.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Free For all Drive.

l.. Frank & Co., of San An
tonic, through the j. f. Dunn
Saddlery Co., of this place, have
contributed a fine buggy whip, to
be awarded to the gentleman
owning the best road driver, fol
which n contest has been ar.
ranged to take place at the fair
grounds next Saturday evening at
5 o'clock. The decision will be
made on a haif mile heat, best
two out of three. The drive is
free for all and no charge for en-
try. Bring out your roadsters
and make the occasion one of in
terest.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Santa Fe Excursion Rates.

Galveston, Tex. Scottish Rite
Reunion, on sale August 10 and
10Th, '03. Rate, S14.40.
Baltimore, Md, Annual meet
ing Sovereign Grand Lodge ]. o.
o. f. On sale Sept. rs, II and
10, Rate $4,000.
San Francisco, Cal, National
Encampment Grand Army of the
Republic. On sale August to
ID, 1908. Rate S5l.S0.
Lampasas, Texas, Summer
School Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION. On sale August 2nd
Bird and 4th. Rate $500.
Waco, Texas, Grand Lodge A.
o. U. w. On sale July 9th, '03
Rate $11.05
Dallas, Texas, Grand Lodge
Knights of Honor. On sale
August Bird and 4th. Rate S10.6C
f. f. SKINNER, Agent.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Fishing Party.

A party composed Of Johnnie
Johnson and family, b. P. Smith
and family, e. NJ. Mayfeld and
family, Lee Upton and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S, Clark and J.
H. King and son went to the
river Saturday and enjoyed 4
most pleasant outing during the
day and night, returning Sunday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
For School Trustee.

There Is one man who has sig
Dified n Willingness to serve on
the board of school directors if
the voters will thus honor him in
the election today. He does not
wish to leave the impression that
he has been persuaded" to make
this Sacrifice" but presents his
name from a desire to serve in
this capacity, We refer to Mr.,
Austin Spencer.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Misses Julia May Riggs and

Misses Julia May Riggs and
Bertha Cameron. of San Angelo
and Coleman respectively. spent
the week with the Misses Norman
fishing party.
Jno. Cox and family, of San
Angelo, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Holland, of Comanche, are ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow for a
weeks fish on the Concho. Mr..
and Mrs. Holland are parents of
our fellow townsman, Lee Hol-
land.
Mrs. G.. III. Garland and child
rem and DR.. Garland are down
from San Angelo visiting rela-
tives and nds.-The Concho
Herald,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22

Misses Nellie and Amelia and
Master George Ferguson left Fri.
day on the stage via Sterling
City for Alamagorda, n. NJ, to
join the family in making that
place their home. The family
has many friends who regret
their departure, but wish fol
them every success in the now
home.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Cholera Infantum.

This has long been regarded one
of the most dangerous and fatal
diseases to which infants are sub
ject. 1t can can be cured, how.
ever, when properly treated. All
that is necessary is to give Cham,
berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and castor OH
as directed with each bottle, and
a cure is certain.-For sale by
The Central Drug Store
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is DR..
Kings New Life Pills. These
pills change weakness into
strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up
the health. Only 25c per box.
Sold by J. w. Harris, druggist.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Card of Thanks.

Through The Press l desire to ex-
tend to my friends and neighbors
so far as feeble words can do so,
my heartfelt appreciation of their
many acts of kindness during the
recent illness and subsequent
death of my beloved companion.
Respectfully,
B. G. ROBINSON.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22

Elder F.F. Wyatt, who resigned
the passionate of the Christian
Church at this place some time
ago to enter evangelistic work in
the Abilene district, has accepted
a call to the pastorate of the
Christian Church at Sweetwater,
entering upon his duties in the
new field on last Sunday.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Real Estate.

Judge G. II. Garland last week
purchased the handsome residence
of WIS. Talbot in Angelo Heights,
paying Mr.. Talbot $3, 800 for the
property. The Judge expects to
take possession one day this week.
w. F. Dupree has purchased
the house and lot adjoining the
Alberthal home, from w. F. Day.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22

Fruit Jars, Rubbers, The
Racket.
Rev. d. Nj. West of Ozona was
here yesterday to meet Mrs. West
and the baby, who have been Wis
iting at Coleman since May.
The most refreshing place in
town, Jones IL Davis, cold drink
counter, near postotfice
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Cleveland Has a Son.

1t is no longer "a Boy Want
ed" Grover and Mrs. Cleveland
are the proud parents of son,
born at their summer home at
Buzzards Bay, Mass, on the 18th
inst.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Gun Club Contest.

The San Angelo Gun Club has
provided an inspiration in con-
test for 800 shells, to be given to
the member making the best
average score for four weeks. A
yard handicap has been arranged,
which is indicated by the figures
Just after the name. The score
last week was as follows:
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-07-22
Have Given Him Up.

The Press is in receipt of the
following letter, which is very
gratifying, coming as it does
from one of the best citizens of
West Texas. man who is willing
to accord his fellow man that
same honesty of conviction and
purpose, that he would claim for
himself.
We have already removed the
Bronte gentleman's name from
our list without regret and are adj
ding new subscribers right along,
just as though this objection had
not been filed:
Sterling City, Texas,
July IS, 1903.
Editor Truly, San Angelo.
Dear Sir:-Your paper came
yesterday as usual on Wednesday
and there was one short article i'll
it that specially impressed me |
was due you on subscription. l
refer to the article from some
rabbit twister from Coke county,
wanting his paper stopped on
account of your papers sentiment
on prohibition. Give him up
brother with a hearty amen.
such men as that would not be
satisfied with any man with n
conscience or a man that does
things from a principle and not
motive. Find check enclosed for
SD, please place to my credit.
Yours truly,
III. q. LYLE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
LAS PERSONALS
CaritatIVaS deben responder
q tan levantado pensamiento

La JnntA de d mas creadA para
levantar meusnalmenta mn 'onao dc
socorros para los pohres. ha dirigi-
do una circular e.ocuentfsima y sen.
6: % 6 los ysciaos pndieutes de San
Juan, excit&ndoles 6 que contribu
yam CON una Quota nf0ima al mes
para yer de conseguir que Sc redima
s los pobres del ejercicio de IL men-
dicidad.
Cusndo In citAda Junta fa6 creada,
cons arose que podrfs atenaer 6 les
sAnt.I ue bsres que a6 impuso; pero,
desgraciRdamenta no Bucedi6 akf, y
10 reAlidAd de los pagos-como sc
consigna en- 10 circular Aludida mo
corregpondia nj CON mncho G ala ge.
nerosidad de las promesAg.
Tan caritativas damas insistsn en-
sus generosos propo itos, y, por
nuestra pArte, unimos nu0stra vcz G
10 caritAtiva solicitud de elias, en- 10
seguridad de que los veciaos que
han recibido la susodichA circular,
responder&n 6 ella en- 10 meaida de
su irdesmentib.e &mor Al pr6iimo
que snfre, al desvalido que yive en-
la miseris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
27 de FebrerO

Es hoy oil 6)o ami versario del
dia en- que naci6 & 10 vida libre 10
Republics dominieans. g
Ioiciadores de aquella gloriosa re-
volt ci6r, y. por 10 tanto, fandado-
res de esa pat .ia, fa6ronlo Duarte y
Sar chsz y Mella, los heroes trinita'
rios de In f& nosa Pnerta del Conds.
Hoy drermen el suefio de 10 tum
ba sstos pY6ceres dominicancs.
Ri nombre de San b z, m&rtir del
eercado, es luminoso y grande. Su
hi ha sabido tambie lnmortalizAr
y honrar las glorias de su padre,
pues hombre de prestigioE en- IL po.
Utica dominicAnA, actu almente se
eacusntra al frents del Minis tsrio
de RelRciones Exteriores.
Celebre, pues, alb ors ada, la NO
BILE Qaisqusya, eata honrosA fscha,
y sepa esa h. mana TERRA que hay
coraxones puertorriquef1cs q ae sien
ten coz ella On este dia On Intense
rego1iio, porque en- aquel hospitals
rio las alientan millares de puertor
1iquef1os cuy 10 esposAs y euyos hijoa
han nacido bsjo In 10 6 ,oriosa ense d q
que Fl 5to vencedora en- ell reducto del
Conde, donde leen a1u los altivoa
dominicanos Ell latino lena: Dulce et
decOratna est pTO p0tri0 naOri!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
NOtaS DarlamentariaS

Agar tarde Al tocar al turno en- 10
oraeu del dia de discutir ell proye cto
de L-y del aefior Aponte para la
creAci6n de una u civersidad, se de
o.ay6 10 C&mAra en- comisi6n total.
E. sefior Lar. fnsgA apoy6 el bill,
pero sgregAndo 40 ampliasen las
nGtedras para estudios de carreras
dc aplicaci61 qae hacen taLts falts
On Paerto Rico, agregsndo q so de-
biarA ir CON mucho tActo en- 10 crea'
ci6n dc los planteles de ense fIanza
para que no 90 repitA el caso de 10
sHigh Sch, o's que ha resultado una
veraAderA calem ilad.
ri sefior de Diego ciee que el bill
del senior Aponte 10 considers i'm
portAnte per0 que entrs d . sums gra.
vedad y que no debs discutiree en-
eomisi6n total; pide qee pase dicho
proyecro do Ley la comisi6 per-
msnente de instruction para que 10
estuaie detenidamente y dictAmine
para que aki, CON mayor conocimian'
to do causa pueda gsr diacutido. In
Ckmara aaf 10 aeord6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
Merca1O de NueVa York
LETAM MENTOS
Velero "Mannie Swan
(Ds maestro corresponsal)

NuevA York, Fsbrero 20. - El
mercAdo dc hetAmentos NO presenta
estA semanA alteration importAnte.
N6tAse a'guna demanda de vels'
ros para conducei6n de maderas aes
de Luertcs del SUD 6 las Al las, y
aun qae se cfrecen tipos de fl 'tes
convenientes, pocos ve,eros Sc pre-
sentAn en- condiuiones para aceptar
los Legocios pandientes.
Los eArgamentos geuerAlss no es'
tan en- mucha AbunaAncia, las Or
denes de carbon mineral, escaseAn
Aetualmerte en- el mercAan.
Durante In semans, ell & ico 1eta'
mento para Paerto Rico qae SO ha
apunciado. he sido al de In barca
<MAnnie SWAMI, de 648 tonelsdas de
despls szamiento, para 10 conducci6n
do mn cargAmanto general desde ca
t. ciuaAd de Nueva York Los ar
madorea, tai vez por rsz1nes espa'
Oiales, se reservan 81 tipo-d de fate &
que 90 ha ef .ctuaao el contrato, y
por tanto, no puedo dAr,o & ,os CON
secuentes lectcres de Ella Cores
pondencias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
sERvICIO POLICIACO

Ha sido detenido el cuAtrexo Anas
tasio Q Qaintana CON seis cabAllos
robados, ocupa ndosele una hAchuela
que usAba psra cortar los alambrea
On los Gel cados. So ne dice que el
@ .iatanA ha vendido en- 10 jurlsdic
cl6a mag de 80 eaoallos NAL ha.
bidos.
Los G7ardias G Sosa y Q aijano
oil manao del 'aargento sefior PAdial
han prestado tan importsnts servi
clio y contil & IN en- averiguEci6 de
muchos robos q de iguAl fado-e.
Han sido datenidos los lnsividuos
C&nsido R!vsra, MarciAl R:vers,
Eiaao Vlllaherm. 90 y Pablo Cutie
r1ez por Ell Cabo C6rdovs y guArdlas
q sus 6rdenes por fesel 10 delitos-
La pellets de estA ciudad merecs
nuest o .apiauso por Eus Sc: vicios y
poFque toaos los inaiyidu-s q que 10
coUponen son hombres edncados ,
de modAles distiI guidos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
RECTO PROCEDER
DEL TEsORERO
WILLOUGHY

HAce algun tempo, la fac embsr.
gada una cAntidad dc sBay Rhuns 6
Alcohsdo, al digoo comerciante don
HIlArio RSpgel.
In causa sigui6 sus trkmites. y
sysr se notifie6 al sefior Rapgel Ia
imposition de una multa de 81, de-
volvi6ndosele In farza prestada y
queaandO &rehiv&d& la car % en- el
tribunal correspondence.
Ell Honorable Tesorero ha proce'
dido an este asunto, de acaerdo con
In ley, muy benignamente, habida
cuente &c los antecsdentes honrotf
simos del sefior RArgel, que, solo
por lnvoluntario descuido, pudo in
fringir In ley de Rsntas Iuternas.
Celebramos. pues, eli !, esultado de
eetA causa, por IL rectitud CON que
hA procediao Ell ssflor Tssorero y
Dor tratarse da nm honrado conner
ciante y cumr lido caballero.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-27
|. = / JOSE S. MERA
ARECIBO P r.
ImpnTtsdor directn de Ferrets, 10 y
Gaines llAi6e Earops y X. u
VentsA al detail y 81 por mayer.

1Cual es el meior Litersto puerto
rrique no?
1Oual 90 el mei,r Posta puerto
rriqut M
gCual es el mejor Polftico puerto
rliquef1a?
sCual es el meior Mdsico puerto
RI qaef1 !?
1Cual en- el mejor Come rciar te
peertorfique d
lCual es el mej-r Fet6gsfo puer-
torrique fiof
lClal es ell me jor Matemstico
pHertorriaus1>f
lCual es Ell mel r Dentista puer-
tcrriqHe no?
lCaal es el jor Til 6glafo paer
torrlque nor
lCual 8 el meier Tabaquero prer
torrjQue1o?
lCaal es el neior sastre puerto
|rriqpefil?
lCual ss el mejor Psnadero puer.
torriQuefi1?
lCaal es el meior Albanil puerto.
rriquef1ol
lCual es el mejor z ,patero puer.
t1rr.qutf1-?
lCaal es el mejor Carpintero puer-
tofriquef1-?
1Cnal es el mejor B .rbero puerto.
rrlque11op
Las condolences del indicado Con.
curse. son las s;guit n tea:
. Todo cur On debe venir autori
zado por una firma responsible.
b Ia Jurado conpxesto de an
me iico, nm ab. gAao. nm pre- fesor, nm
comerciante, IN perioaista, el Pre-.
sidente de To- Federation Libre Y el
PTesidente de 10 Federation Regio.
nal har4 el escrutinio.
G No ne contarA ningun voto emf.
lido & favor de los que formsn par
to de Ila redaccion de eEl Carna-
v&ls.
d Todos los domir gos ss publ.
carkn los ncmbres de los candidatos
con el n1mero de votos re,ibidos.
El concurso se cerrar& ell 6lti
mo dia de Abril.
t El escrutinio se veri6cArk ell
primsr domingo de Mayo.
birk IN diploma expedido por Ell Ju'
RADIO.
b En- modo Alguno Sc divulgar&
ell nombre de los votantes.
Todo individuo mayor de IL
amos tiena derecho emitir su voto.
Solo Sc aamitir&n los cupones
impresos sexpresamente para este CON
enrso, en- papel especial y numera
cion roia,
x Para los efectos de este CON.
eurso se consiserar&n como puerto
rrique nos todcs los extraujeros que
re sidan 90 el pals durante 20 amos,
que est6n casados con mujeres pusr-
torsique 11As y ter g N hijos puerto
rrsquef1os.
In mujer tiens el mismo dere
eho electoral que el hombre en- este
concurso.
m Ninguna mujer puede votAr
per su marido, ninguna hija por a
padre, mir guna hermana por So her.
mano.
AdemGs, los retratos y las notss
biz g -&ficas de los candiastoa vence.
dores ss public .f&n en- una edtci6n
especial de "El Carnaval'. Las
agentes de este peri6 lico tiereu Gu
pones para Ga di stribucion. qua les
votai t.s llenar6n, escriti .ndo el
nombre de loI candidates 6 CONT
nuacion de caaa preganta.
Es, pues, este Coneurso, muy in
tsresante y 81 resultAao.