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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-09-26
TRAINS DIRECT TO PARK.
GREATBRANFoRD FAIR 10 OPEN
TOMORROW

Splendid Accommodation Provided by
Manager Fisk-Many Fast Horses
Entered in the Races-ExceIIent At
traetiOns-Fare Round Trip Include
ing Entrance to Fair Grounds is IS
Cents.
Everything is III readiness at Bran
ford Driving park for the opening of
the big Branford fair tomorrow. The
management OF this popular exhibit
ton have held some splendid fairs at
Branford, in fact, the big Branford fair
has always been everything that a fair
should be. but this year, if one is to
Judge from the programme and the pre-
liminary announcements, the 1904 fair
win eclipse all predecessors; in fact, it
win compare favoraby with any fair
held in the east.
The programme for the four days is
at once a large and avried one, com
prising, as it does. all sorts Of high
grade amusements, marvellous aeriel
feats, exciting racing, excellent music
and first class vaudeville entertain-
ment.
We publish below the complete list
Of entries for the two races down to be
decided on Tuesday, the opening day Of
the fair, namely. the 2:25 pace and the
ZIG pace. We notice among some of
the local ''steppers'' MI. ]. H Dillon's
Lenox Boy, and Robert Nesbit's Am
Der Wilkes. also James Ferguson's fly
er, Daniel, and several others who will
face the starter for the big purses Of
fered in these respective events.
All lovers of good horse racing should
not fail to see these two races. as they
ARE sure to furnish a first class sport
The vaudeville part of the four days.
entertainment is made up of the Wal
ters sisters, splendid song and dance
team, introducing the finest wardrobe
in America. The Brothers Alvin, COM
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TUESDAY sEPr. II, 1904.


The 2:25 pace
Katie McGreggor, George Phipps,
New Haven, Conn.
Lady Elm, b.m., by Red Elm; P. Nor
tell, New Haven, Conn.
Maude Belle, b.m.; R. L. Woodruff,
Orange, Conn.
Gray Babe, g.g., T. g. Broderick, Mid
dletow1, Conn.
Fred G., A. 3. Kingsley, Willinnantic,
Conn.
Daniel, b.h., James Ferguson, New
Haven, Conn.
DIR. Conner, By, Thomas Williams
Branford, Conn. ~
Moran, b.g., by Axtell Z. A. Fisk
Branfor6. Conn.
Ping Pong, bik.in by Luther G.;
Frank Peters, waterbury, Conn. #
General Shafter, br. -, Derby
Conn.
Lenox Boy J. H. Dillon, New Haven
Conn.
Breeze, br.1n., sire by Brown Hal
Morris D. slattery, New Haven, Conn.
Kitty Lalah, chg, DR.. M. J. Black
Hartford, Conn.
Entries for the 2:16 pace are:-
Roy D., By, by Washington, T. F
Hamlin, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Prince Onward, chg, Ridon; DAME
Schwab, Cornwell, N. Y.
Little Miss. H. A. Knox, Springfield
Mass.
Belle Mine, H. Levy, New Haven
Conn. sss
Rosie Wilkes n w. Ethridge. Nor.
wieh, Conn,
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GOLD LEGION PARADE.

Grand Initial Appearance on Monday
Evening, October 8.
|. Preparatory to its initial turnout on
Monday evening, October 8, the Gold
Legion will spend this week in drilling,
no less than three nights having been
set apart for practice before the organ
ization shall make its appearance in a
grand street parade. Major ]. O., Til
son will supervise the drilling and will
lalso be in command on the night Of the
march.
A feature Of the evening will be a
visit to the homes Of Congressman
Sperry and Colonel Rollin S. Woodruff,
republican candidate for lieutenant
governor, both of whom will be sere-
naded. f --5-.@. -'ca'.. ,.-~. 10, r..
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YOUNG woMEN's CHRISTIAN AS.
SOCIATION

ISOLATION.
On Wednesday, September %, will be
held a special registration evening Of
the physical training department. An
opportunity will be given to meet Miss
Alice Cornell, the new physical direc-
tor and to plan work for the coming
year Miss Cornell will give an exhi-
bition Of fancy club swinging. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all menu
bers Of former classes; also to those
who are interested in classes now be-
ing formed. The new vaulting horse
has been added to the apparatus this
year.
Those who have frequently inquired
regarding millinery classes will be in
terested to know that Mrs. Belisle of
New York will open classes in hat
trimming beginning Tuesday evening,
October 4. Applications to all classes
lshould be made this week to avoid de-
lay and confusion during opening week.
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INTBRlNATIoNAI SUNSHINE.

The third annual meeting Of the In
ternational Sunshine society will be
held in Hartford Wednesday, Septem-
Der 2S from 1890 a. m. to p. M, with
intermission for luncheon. Those pro-
vided with box luncheon will be fur
nished tea and coffee by the Hartford
branch at the place Of meeting, Jewell
Hall, X. M G. a. building, near the
station. The morning session will be
devoted to business and reports Of
state officers and members. The after
noon will be given to music and reeita-
tons with addresses by Hon. Judge
Henney, mayor Of Hartford, Mrs. Gym
thia Westover Alden. president-general
and founder OF the Sunshine society
and Mrs. Charles Nv. Pickett Of the New
Haven Leader. "A reception will follow,
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NEW ADYERTIsEaIENFs TODAY.

Amusement-Bi BranfOrd Fair.
A Derby Ad-Chase & Co.
Announcement Chas. MOnson Co
Carpets-The Thompson Shop.
Discount-Ch Chamberlain Co.
Edam Cheese-JOhnson q Brother.
Entertafnments-Ne Haven Theater
Entertainment-PoIi Theater.
Furniture-Bowditch Co.
For Rent-Rooms-TI0 Garnd ave.
Importers Display-16S Orange 81.
In the Bakery-S. S. Adams.
Loans-Lomas N Nettleton.
Notice to ContractOrs-C. w. Kelly. &
Opening Days-Brooks g. Co.
Rugs-N. II. Window Shade Co,
Steamers-Am. and Red Star Lines.
Standard -Schoenberger's
To Proye-Boston Grocery Co.
-Situation-304 Wallace ST.
Wanted-Situation- Hamilton St.
Wanted-S ituation-26 Olive st.
Yale Men-The Edw. Malley co.
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A HEAVY sNowsToRM.
Al Blue Mountain Lane in the Aalro!

At Blue Mountain Lane in the Adiron-
dack.
The following letter is from a New
Haven resident who writes from her
summer hotel which she has conducted
for many seasons and where she has
had as guests many people from New
Haven and adjacent places:
Adirondack Mountains. Sept. 81. =
There was heavy snowstorm at Blue
Mountain late yesterday. The mountain
tops are covered with snow which
looks beautiful.
The people have nearly all gone from
the hotels. Mrs. BEainard from the
Brainard house, Stony Creek. Conn,
and Mrs. Rodney Foote from Bridge
port are with me still. We expect to
stay until October /.
Mrs. Wealthy S. Foote,
Blue Mountain Lake, N. Y.
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Mrs. Farmer-Josiah, I'm goin' to
town tomorrow to buy new carpet for
the parlor. What kind had / better
git
Farmer Presper-Any kind We like
Belindy. 1t. makes no diff'rence-bus-
ties, ex-rninister, croquettes or migrate.
Suit yourself. Kansas City Journel.
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HOME FROM EUROPE.

T. C. Sherman of the New Haven
Gas company, returned yesterday from
Europe by the Cunard liner Umbria.
Mr. Sherman has been accompanied or
his trip through England, Paris an6
Switzerland and Italy by Mrs. Sher-
man and Miss Kathryn Douglas and
Charles p. Sherman. They report a
great number of Americans at all the
resorts Of Europe, especially n switz-
erland.
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G. c. B. G.. Levi BOgue. Rochester.
N. 7.
Game. b.h.. James Houlihan, Frank
lin Park, Mass.
Coppan Bros, Bloomfield, Conn.
Margaret s.; Levi Bogue. Rochester.
q. I. ------.-.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, d. c., Sept. %. s p. m.
Forecast for Monday and TUESDAY
For Eastern New York: Fair Monday,
cooler inextreme south portions; Tues
day partly cloudy, showers in the in
terror, light north TO northeast winds.
For New England: Partly cloudy
Monday and Tuesday, showers Tuesday
in west and north portions; light to
fresh north-to northeast winds.
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GERMANIA LODGE.

Gernania lodge No. rs. I. o. o. f.,
is making extensive preparations for
the bsncuet that is to be rendered the
delegates from Lssing lodge Of Bridge
port on the evening of October 6, at
the conclusion of the regular business
meeting.
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BEAUTIFUL WEATHER YEsTER-
DAY.. y

Many Took Trips to the Shore and to
the Country. s
Owing to the splendid weather of
yesterday, barring the little April
shower which occurred shortly after
noon, a large number of people were
upon the streets and trolley cars. Many
went to the shores and numbers rode or
walked into the country 1t was re-
marked by many, particularly after the
shower, that the weather reminded one
more of a spring day rather than one in
the fall.
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He Was Willing IT don't want to
speak to you again about your reckless
expenditure of money" said the stern
parent.
All right, dad" replied the incorrig-
ible youth. Hereafter it will be up to
you to hand out the coin and say noth-
ing. Chicago Daily News.
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REPUBLICAN RALLIES
THIS


This evening the Progressive Repub-
lican club at 129 George street will hold
a rally and general jollification. Con-
gresham N. d. Sperry and ]. B. Ull-
mann have been secured as the speak
ers.
Friday evening at Pohlinan's hall ait
Dixwell avenue and Webster street the
Ninth ward republicans will gather.
Judge Lynde Harrison. the Hon. Eli
whitney and ]. B. Ullman are to APP
peal to the voters in behalf Of the
party. The Elm City quartette will
furnish music.
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TEMPERANCE
illustrated and Enforced by F'raternal
5I,...~e - +so,,r,

illustrated and Enforced by Fraternal
Organizations.
There are several societies existing
mainly to advocate total abstinence
from intoxicants, among them the Sons
Of Temperance is prominent, having
an existence of sixty-two years. Har-
rnony division will observe the founda-
ton Of the order on Thursday evening
next, in its hall, Insurance building.
Much Of interest will be given concern
ing its history and pressing needs pre-
scented for the perpetuity of its princi-
pies.
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& NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM. !
The monthly meeting Of the manag-
ers will be held at the asylum. 61O Elm
street, on Thursday morning Of this
week, September 20, at 1915 o'clock.
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HARMONY LODGE.

The annual fall banquet of Harmony
lodge, i. o. o. f., will be given in the
Odd Fellows building on Tuesday, oc-
tober 4.
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If the Baby is Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy,
children teething. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
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RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The railroad commissioners will be-
gin on October l their annual inspec-
ton of the railroads of the state.
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THE STOCK MARKET SITUATION.

THE STOCK MARKET SITUATION.
II. L. Bennett, of Jacob Berry & Co.,
New York, has the following comment
to make on the stock market situation:
The significant. point to be observed in
connection with the stock market OF
the last ten days is that it has turned
from buoyancy into irregularity with
out encouraging liquidation or any 9TH
err selling pressure of Importance. This
means that the market is still in the
control of influential interests and that
AZ there has been any distribution Of
stocks 1t has been from Sampson to
an Atlas, each being strong enough to
care for their undertakings. At this
time of year the money situation un-
dergoes a radical change as compared
with the summer months. There is
more or less shifting in the relations
between borrowers and lenders and it
has been deemed wiser to allow the
market to pause than to go around the
curve under q full head of steam. The
outlook for better market continues
very satisfactory and professional
traders, who are good judges of the
situation. seem to be almost unani-
mously of mind that stocks are a
purchase on all recessions.
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Homo FROM VACATION.

DR.. Mailhouse has returned from his
vacation tour which he much enjoyed,
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MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETING.

County Association to Hold Session
Here, October 20.
The. semi-annual meeting of the New
Haven County Medical association will
be held at the New Haven house
Thursday, October 90 at 1O:45 a. m.
Subjects will be discussed by Or. Nor
ton R. Hotchkiss, Dr. f. G. Graves and
DR.. E. w. Smith: dissertations by DR..
W. G. Daggett, DR. e. F. Mcintosh and
DR.. j. F. Hayes.
The following are proposed for mem
bership: Louis Adolph Notkins, New
Haven, Yale '03; Charles Nelson Dem
ison, NJ. D., Cheshire, Long Island coll
lege hospital, 1898; Walter sidders Lay,
M. D., Hamden, Yale. 1901; Timothy
Francis Cohane. M. D., New Haven.
Yale 1897; David l. Rundlett, NJ. d.,
New Haven, Tufts college medical de-
partment. 1901; william j. Butler. M.
D., New Haven, Long Island college
hospital, 1896; David Berclnsky, M. ID,
New Haven, Yale 1902; Gould Sheldon
Higgins. M. D., North Haven. Yale OF.
Reinstatement B. West, NJ. D.,
Guilford, university of New York, 1873.
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IF you enjoy good singing come
out April 10Th. The Opera House
is the place. f5-H
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A TRIP TO SAINT LOUIS
Besides Four Smaller Prizes, One of
Which is a Seasons Tuition in
San Angelo Training School.

The Press proposes TO give to
the most popular young lady in
the Concho Country trip to the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis. u
ticket of admission to the fair
grounds and 1928 in cash for ex-
pense money. The details of the
contest are fully explained ON
page Z.
This will afford some young
lady an opportunity to see the
Worlds greatest exposition with
absolutely no expense. The
ticket to st. Louis will permit of
her remaining 30 days if she so
desires.
The second prize is II years
tuition in the San Angelo Train
ing School. Tuition may be Sc
lected in any department.
There is, but one way to win
these prizes; viz: Through the
medium Of money on subscrlp-
ton. A dollar on subscription
in arrears will count 30 votes, Il
dollar on new subscription will
count 100 votes or II years sub
scription 80 votes, the price of
the paper being $50 year. No
coupons will be issued save those
appearing in the paper.
No extra papers for the benefit
of the coupons will be sold. Only
few extra copies are printed
each issue. This number will not
be increased. In order for II
young lady to secure the votes she
has only to secure subscriptions.
4 good many suggestions as to
how this can most easily he done
are sent out to candidates when
they enter the contest. Any
other information will be cheer
fully furnished by the manage
nent.
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have flied up my barbecue pit
and am now ready TO serve you
tender and juicy barbecued meats
at all hours. J.. +. Heitzler.
To make the outgoing trains
easy and always on time call Bob
Austin the hack man. Phone
20. J3-tf
To arrive in a few days, Lawns,
Ribbons, Ladies Vests and good
quality Laces at Austin Spencer
e. Co.'S. l5-tf
Surries, low prices, Hagelstein's
Hacks, hacks, at Hagelstein's.
When you want good fresh
groceries 60 to j. ID. Rawls.
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Neat runabouts ut Hagelstein's.

Neat runabouts at Hagelstein's.
-Lumber-Burton-Lingo. Co.
II. p. CDon) Cooper, of Sonora,
bought from Frank Cloudt, 300
steers, 3's up at SIS per head and
800 cows at $40, delivered at
Brady for shipment to the terri
tory.
Rubbertlre buggies, IIagelstein's
Bring your hides to Fl
H. Sigman E Co for highest
cash prices.
Surries, low prices, Hagelstein's
Don Cooper, of Sonora, bought
territory cows rs follows: Tom
Dragoo $50, Ed Decie 30, w G
Page 100, Ed Fowler 30. All at
$40, delivered at Brady.
-Wootton is sole agent for
Huylers and Lowney's famous
candies. II TT.
Standard cultivator, Hagelstein's
Several ladies and gentlemen of
n literary turn of mind are devot-
ing their evenings towards organ
izlng a Shakespeare club. 1t is
expected that the organization
will be completed next week.
Hay forks, at Hagelstein's.
The Burton-Lingo Co. will fig,
ure that bill of lumber away
down. Try them.
Those members Of the Library
Association whose membership
crrds were issued March 21, 1903
are requested to renew their mem
bership, leaving the tees with Mr.
Wilson or any member of the
Women's Club.
j, d. Rawls sells the best o.
groceries. Try him.
Hacks, hacks, at Hagelstein' S
A grown up kindergarten undel
the direction of Miss Stone, is Sc
for Friday evening, April %.
Screen doors at Ilagelstein's.
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If you enjoy good singing
come out April 18th. The
Opera House is the place, If

Y
Clay Mann bought from w. r
Holman & -. Fl. Burroughs, OF
Sonora, for Fisher e. Miller, 700
and ! year old steers at SlS so pei
head. They go TO the Territory
Screen doors at Hagelstein's.
Boys waists all colors and
sizes at prices TO suit the buyer,
25c, SOC. Austin Spencer & Go.
d. r. Hodges returned home
Sunday from Lampasas where he
spent week on business.
"A beautiful line mems black
alpaca long sack summer coats.
Just the thing for the long hot
days. Austin Spencer e Go. l5-tf
Pure rubber hose, IIagelstein's.
jim Henderson, Jr, came in
un the tram Sunday from the
Territory.
All the iced drinks at Woot-
toms. They are dolicious,-tr
them. f. If.
Screen doors at IIugelstein's
Il. G. Reid went to Miles Sotur-
day on business, returning Sun
day.
Try the new lumber firm of Bur-
ton-Lingo Co. successors to VIM,
Cameron IL Go.
Joe Clark, on Twohig Avenue,
has Just received big shipment
Of bicycle tires and other bicycle
sundries, and is now ready to
serve you in any kind of repair
ing. l3-tt
Mr.. Fred Gerber gave a dance
Mt the Opera House Monday night
in honor of Miss Martha Dress
ler's birthday.
Go to the Burton.Llngo Co. for
choice lumber at lowest prices
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Miscellaneous Ads.

IT you have a want read these
ads if you don't find what you
want advertised here, try an ad
on your own hook. Press ads
reach the people.
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-Lumber-Burton-Lingo Co.
Poultry netting, Hagelsteln

Poultry netting, Hagelsteln's,
Hal Brandt left Saturday for
Hot Springs, Ark, to attend n
convention of the New York Life
Insurance Club, an association
composed of the agents of that
company.
lIynes bugges, HageIstein's.
Pianos tuned, repaired-Allen' s
W. S. Butler, one Of the old
time sheepmen, is in the Devils
River Country with about 5000
muttons belonging to Mckenzie g.
Ferguson.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14

For SALE--2O0 head Of stock
hogs. For sale cheap if taken at
once. Apply to f S. Kirby,
Bsmark Saloon, San Angelo.
FoR SALE-Or exchange for
other stock. Sows and Poland
China pigs. T. p. BELE.
13-tf
For SALE Two nice houses for
sale at II bargain. Also two nice
lots close in. Apply to Mrs.
Martha Sprague, West Harris
avenue. 15-2t
For SALE-A good family
horse 13-tf T. =. BELL.
Good Johnson grass hay.-Tom
Kemp. phone 32S. 9.tf
For SALE-At bargain, the
George Weber home place on
West Harris avenue, consisting of
house and four lots. Apply at
residence.
Mrs. II. Hagelstein offers her
furniture for sale at IA bargain.
See Geo. Hagelstein.
Mrs. Simmons new spring
line of millinery is complete in
every detail. You haven't seen
all the pretty hats until you've
seen hers. 12-tt
Guitars, Niolins, etc, at Aliens.
For SALE--pigs out of register
ed Berkshire S Lee Bros.
FoUND-A black fur shoulder
cape. Found near Frank Will
, liamson's store. Owner can get
same by calling at Press office
and paying for this notice. 13-tf
We have new we'll finished 5
room dwelling in Morgan addi-
ton that can be bought cheap; 3
good lots, on corner, good well,
windmill, barn, etc. This is a
bargain. .BROOME Il FAIR.
If you want your horse fed and
properly cared for, send HIM to
Payne" at c. A. Farquhar's
stable.
We represent some Of the pref
test and most desirable building
locations in town. Let Us show
them to YOU. BRooME d FAIR.
For SALE-My pneumatic tire
buggy for sale at bargain.
1t j. M. COLEMAN.
WANTEp:-Your hauling to do .
My Job and delivery wagon is
running every day, This being
my only means of making a liv-
ing | ask for a portion of your
hauling. My driver is strictly
reliable. Telephone No. l0l.
15-4t 4. |. WILLIAMS.
WANTED-5000 sheep to pasture
1t LEE Bros.
Ladies-when you go calling
ring up Chas. Farquhar's stable
phone 1876 and order his new
surry. S-tf
90 acres for rent for cotton ahc
cane sod, broken, narrowed and
dragged. Located four miles
Southeast town on Paint Rocl
road on Llpan Flat, Apply t.
T. f. West, at Charlie Kelly's
phone 1917
Bring your hides to H. H. Sig
man G Co, and you will get al
they are worth.
Now ready for transplantins
Kohl-Rabi, Cabbage and Bee
plants at l0c a dozen or 75c PEI
100. Caulifowers 25c a dozen a
: Nussbaumer's, the Florist. Phone
288. lift
Lumber and builders materia
-Burton-L Lingo Co.
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IF you enjoy good singing come
out April 10Th. The Opera House
is the place. f5-H
Refrigerators at llagelstein's.
NJ. Slaughter, of Water Valley,
was here Tuesday.
Hynes' buggies, lIagelstein's.
J. A. Loomis was here Saturday
from his Concho county ranch.
Poultry netting, Hagelstein's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Moore, of
OzOna, were in the city Monday.
Rubbertire buggles, Hagelstein's
j. II. Luckie was here from the
Rocking Chair ranch several days
this week.
Neat runabouts at IIagelstein's.
Mrs. Ira Hall, of Brentwood,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. A.
DeBerry ON Twohig avenue.
Surries, low prices, Hagelstein's
Mrs. 5. II. Henderson was in
from the ranch Tuesday and yes
terday.
Cotton hose at Ilagelstein's.
Lawn mowers, lIagelstein's.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14
Business Club Amendments.

President John Abe March has
appointed the following commit
tees:
On free delivery: A. r. Bur-
ges, w. G. Johnson, Brown f.
Lee.
On fire department subscrip-
ton: l.. l.. Farr. John Findla-
ter, Jr., G. +. Hudson.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-14

For SALE--2O0 head of stock
hogs. For sale cheap if taken at
once. Apply to f S. Kirby,
Bismark Saloon, San Angelo.