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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Seto Shr 0erIpbt3

9eute, Die lid oerbeiraten punen. ioaz
ten oaran benfen, baB man@e Streitis>
fetten permieoen tuerben f6nuen, inbem
iie Die @erbauuns bur6 electric 8itters
in Orbnuns balten. 9, 81, 8rpun bon
8ennettsuiae, g. g., iast: Set Sobren
litt meme Srau l6redli6 an 1nuerbaus
li6feit, big iie lire araft unb Stdrfe
Oerlsr uub gu einem Sbatten berablanf.
electric 8ttters bette iie lofort unb
itellte iie p60is pieber ber. sic 1T jebt
gang seiunb unb fraftig. gu baden bel
5. 8alteber & Sobn, Geo. s. S.
59mibt, Sigentiimer, unb Qoulf 9reiB,
8reis so Gts. per Tlaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Gta fiIbernes Snbtlaum.

Sn oieIem Wonat tpuroen es fiinfs
uno5mansig Sabre. baB infer eei96b,
ter 2OrreipDnoent, 6err 6. 6intel
in Content. Colorado County, Der
-Treie Breife fir Teras" Beitrdae
lieferte. Seine iebr bubib aeibries
benen Mfitteilunaer, meiB er bDb ben
trudeniten Sahen ourh einel ele.
aarten Still Sarbe 81 geben, firo,
rpie MIR tuiiien, BON unieren Nbuns
nenten itets nit 8erguiiaeu Qe[eIen
moree' nao haben oaau mitQebulfen,
que Spoiten Der r5reie BreIie" auf
Der io9enannten yTeras. settle" intes
reliant 5u MAIDEN. Sofentlit mer.
ben mir nod reht lance Sabre una
Der Wiitarbeiterihaft bes Serrn Sim
tel erfreuen fDnnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Btlta oaupnaef0mmen

1T berjeulse, oaf Ii6 8%eritOpfung ODER
llnoerbauli6feit su5os uno feline @eiunb>
beit bur9 ben @ebrau6 BON Or. Sings
8eusn 9ebens : 8iGen uieber erlnnste,
Cine idue0e, Ii6ere uno an9enebme Sur
fir &ppfwsb unb 8%eritppfuu9. Is Cts.
81 baben BEL S, Satte9er & SO9n, SEQ.
S.sG. 56miot @ioeutitmer, uno &oolf
DreiB,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Grnteiege1 nnb Gone Star Bier.

Sie grnte 1T nun balb eemaft,
Sas @elo lit in Der Safe
uno nun tuiro feiBi9 aus9eoabt,
8D man es tpteber laiie.
5unabt bic stuanstg Nder 9anb,
Die neben uns nod liegen:
Gin Sell miro flues oarouf oertpanb,
Die miifen mir nod trieaen.
Shon ldnsft itanb barnob unier Sinn
@s lit 10 reid. 10 mdbtis,
GO itbert 9r6Beret @epinn
l1no barum paBt's uns prdhtia.
Gin neuer Stall .tuiro aufsefibrt,
Wfebr &aum fir's 8ieb lit nbtie.
9enn GneS, mas iib tur gebibrt,
Sinb futr 81 tun erbDtig.
Sie Sbeuue audi, iie tuirb Su tlein,
Sir unlern grnteieaen,
Den milbes 8etter. S%onnenihein
@ebrabt NIT 9utem 8eaen.
Nm Suuie feblt's mol bier unb bort,
gs mus berbefiert perben.
90 sebt oas @elb 10 laneiam fort,
Ohm Summer uno 8eihperben.
llnb aud Die Srau m6ht' ibren geiI
Im grntelegen baben,
Sic 1T bes SauIes @lld uno Seil,
8as iie tuiiniht, ion fie habeu.
Sic bilft benz Manr iobraus, iabrein.
ST tdtia Dhne gnoe.
Sic tann ME ohne Nrbeit letn,
8e9t tets Die HeiB'gen Sdnoe.
Sic bentt audi ntdht an iif alein.
8uer1t bic Shaar Der &inoer,
8ubt Tie heraus, redbt nett unb fein,
unb ibren Mann nibt mtnoer.
uno lift sann Qaes in Der &eih'
SIM 5aule. 5ot uno Stalle,
9ie nddbite Surg Der 8eler lei
Sebr pid]tie ia fur &Ge.
5erbei me Senoune Gone Star Bier,
gs lit bic rifbt'ge 2abe,
Man balt es faftiih Bel uns tlr
'@e nnbre..@ottesaabel
@ar aud bic Nrbeit trene uno ihper,
Gone Star erquidt uHs ruieoer.
gs lteut bic &rdfte tuieoer Der,
8riret Spanntraft in bic @lieoer.
Drum tper cir Slaid1dbenSOne Etar bGt
Au alien 3a9esseiteu,
Ser 1T aetuiB uno in Der Eat,
Mit Heht pDl Eli beneioenl
Sdols' Sal0Dn bietet einen
sneenebmen Iufenibalt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
Wte Die Woihinotpner .8r

Wte Die WaibingtDner .Bot"
berihtet. bat Die hineiilGe &eaies
rung geQen smei 8~eittmmunsen BEG
ruifiib : iopaniihen Srieoenspertra'
ges BrDteit eingeleat. Sc fino biea
bic B~eitimmungen in Be5ue auf Die
3eit, m6breno oer Die Wanoiburei
aeraumt tueroeu muB, uro auf Die
@ilenbabnwahen, nelbe beioe 2dn'
Der i'm @ebiet Der Wtanolhurei bal'
ten oiirfen. Nhtaebn Wonate 1T ibr
81 longe, iie meint, Die Mtanoihurei
Tonne in neun W0nater eerGumt
peroen, uno in ben giienbahnnaden
erblift fie cine @efabr fir iid ielbft.
Der Broteit wiro ihmerlib beabtet
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
espn etnem u,pb anaearinen

in einem 9lrbeiter : Shot unb i9redli6
5neeri@tet, sriff elm Gbicasoer StraBens
babn : &onbutteur 5u 8udlen's lrniea
Satbe unb fuurbe interchangeable.
y. ). 8el6 pOn EefOni6a, Mi6.
l9reibt: SD gebraude es in meiner Sas
Mile unb finbe es perfett. @rpsortia
fir S6ntttz unb 8ranbipunoeu. Sur
rs Gts. Bel s, &alteper & So6n, SEQ.
S. S Sdmibt. @isentimer, uno Gbuli
9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
gtaotratspernanplnnaen

Die 0roinan5 gum Bau einer
Briife iiber ben GluB in Der Nuepa
StraBe uuroe a1genDmmen. Sour
Xarnbert 1%tirtr1te ongeaen. @r befirs
m0rtete Die grrihtung Der Bride in
Der guilbeau GtraRe. Naerbings
hdtte ban1 gigentum BON 9Dne urlo
6upperb aefauft meroen miiifen, I'M,
einen Mus9ana nab @artensS traBe
gu finoen. = &ibn's Nntrag, ON Der
gde pDn SIoaBreia StraBe uuo Wtc=
ainlep Nnenue elm elettriides BDs
aenlibt nn5ubringen, pirb bis su
elmer grecutipz9 ibung suriiGgelegt,
nm 5u errtittelri, uie piele 2at1pen
Die Gtaot nDn Der elettriiben 2ifts
&ompagnie nod beanipruden tanr.
- 6ambleton's Oroinans. Die Ser
breitung faliher @eriibte Dber ben
@elunobeitsauitanb Der Gtats 5u be-
ftrnfen. miro angenpmmen. - Ser
ibDben uirb bic Berbanoluna iiber
ben Nntrag Braoer's, bic Nroinans
gen oer Staot San NntpniD sulam=
men5uiteaen. 9as aus 8. s. Wauers
mann, u. 5. 2DfmDDo uno s. &Dan
beitebenoe &umite leet Die itber oas
Nbleben oes BDli5eiribters Bbil.
Sbaroein gefaBten Beibliiffe uur.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

girft 8flon, Der oeuti9e
&eibsfanSler. lit eEtra nah Berlin
getommen, UNI 9errn bon 8itte au
empfangen. Sic batten cine mebr'
itiinoiee unterreouna nit chamber.
Spdter fribltidte Der ruiiiibeS taat5'
mann nit Dem Baron BON &ibtho'
fen, benz Staatslefretdr oes Nus'
tp1rtigen Nmtes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

Seine Aual tDmnnt Der our6 &beu-
matismu8 peruriabten alei6. Durd
ben @ebrau6 nDn Gimer & 9lmemts
6ecept $40. 1851 tpiro IDfDrt 2ins
berurg geibaffen. Sn allen Ipus
tbefen au haber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

9eun6e. rpbfinnise
M utter itnb INNER bic fi9srfe
8itrgi9aft fit etnen normalen Na4e
puds bss lebenoen 9ef9ledts.
Sal5 per9 tdt man in
Deuti4fano ntdt in Gdfern. fpnbern
tn Sdden, Man psrlahet 9peife1als
au4 ntemaIs tofe, pte es in Nmertta
In @iiterpasen unb felbIt in S9tffsn
eefdtebt.
Mtt Riffgrunb beaeidu.t
man In Der 0pr6fee bieientsen Gebtete,
BITE BON srobem Sanb, Ries ODER flets
men uno srDBeren Stsinsn, aud tpDbl
leeren S4olen o%bgeftorbsner Mui9eln
bebedt ftnb,
0te 9auptna6rune Ser
u m beit.bt aus iaBen @Gf.
ten, tpsl4e Die rQrbetter" Srii9ten
nnb 8liitben alsr DIRT, aber aud Tbte,
rem, p~ornebmlt6 Der 8lattlaug (r4pb.
nts") %entnebmsn.
Oas 9era 5tebt ii9 beim Gr.
padfenen our8f4ntttli9 in elmer
Stunbe 70 nal aufammsn; beim gez
tpbbnltden @e1eu iteist Der pulsI9lae
auf 80, betm fdneGen auf 100, betm
Stetgen auf 100 bis 12O.
Sslanb unb e,ine Nm.
gebune ftno felt alters Der als etn
hernorraeeno erstebtger SifdplaB be-
tannt, unb Die 9bdti9teit Der Gngldns
Der uno Granoofen In oieien Regionsn
rstht Sabr9unberte nett 5urild.
StrupetIo{e Gerber in
Wiftorid, Neus@ubpales, baben, pie
faralt4 ermtttelt muroe, 5ur Wermebs
rling hss 9eipi9ts bes bon i6nen bers
geitellten 2eoers 8artum9tprio, einen
9ffttgen 9eiaiI9en StOff, psrpsnoet.
Ole Tbterpelt Der
M buret tpeiit ueben Dem
fbtrti4 ben 3obel unb anoern 9olarz
tbterep Den 6engoIiI6en 3iqsr. ne6en
Dem glent6ier Die Nntilope, ne6en benz
@oseImiIo bes Gismeerss SEN Sbts
auf,
gu bGt9er ar6benk
1o9o foaren unldngit SO 0imrobe in
ben Counties Gl9in uno Sane, S4.,
au~s9.8ogen. Die Sago pGbrte 8mei
Gage. @rlsst puroen in Der 3eit 1871
&rd9en, neben 80 N~euntobtsra xne 5
6obt6ttu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

Ohne eeb5rise @erbauung, @~rnabrung
uno NbiDnberun9 tam Der men1dhlidbe
&brper niht 9eiuno b,eiben. $50 oieie
JunttiDnen ntdbt r~eaelnafiq itettfin6en,
iDEoern s~eitpeiie in's Stpden geraten, bo
itebt 9rantbeiten aler Nrt gleidIam bic
gintrittstiir offen, unb ebe Sn es qetuabr
iUIrff, iest iib etnes Der mandberlei Set
ben, oenen Der S%rganismus untertuorfen
III. Bel DIR feft. 9nrum qebraudbe, 10.
bafb es Dir an elmer Der 8Drbeoingunaeu
gutter @eiunbbeit febIt, st. Bernard
&rdiaterptlIen, tuelde bic reseImaBigt
Berridhtuna Der genannten 5unttiDner
erleihteru- SIR % Gents BEL Npptbeterr
5u haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
&ranaeltf1s . IntperHde ct. Srsnn.
Qe8 @ttdhe.

Gde Ruepa. uno SIb.Breia.S trese.
SDnntaa8ihuIE Seoen Sonntaa
8ormitta9 UNI 9 ubr.
@ottesbien #: Seoen Sunntoa uta
10 r1br Sormittaes.
&benos @otte$bienf Seoen
SOnntas UNI s ubr &benbs.
Sober Seutibe 1T beralib fnintpmmen.
Wobnuna 314 SHosPrejosg trnse.
.. oartmnnm. Gnior.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

Uer oamneIpIaB aIIer Oeut'
lten - Shola' Saloon. Glams'
Blosa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

Sagltae Sonrttteu s@latwasen
nah Californian. ebenip uab ct.
Souls nia 2eras & Racific Babx
Dbne @ehiel. Sbreibt an irqene
einen 9idet : Ggenten tpeaer oieles
neuen 9ieniteS poer at, g. IS. Tur.
ner, @eneralsB afiasier. Gaent. Dol.
ta8. TeraS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26
0elangz mnb &lapierzH aterridt.

Srau SpPbte HT11WeE1 ut l1n@
aueiidbrigem Nufentbalt in @em
g0rt, no iie an einem oer erften
&oniernatprien als 2ebreriri tdtie
mar, bierber suridaetebrt Hno mir6
ettua anil. Ottober eineri SIRIUS
fir @eiangs uno Glauiersl lnterridt
erDffnen.
Mnmelnua8en nimm,t Die Sirius
8sssam Srcs. entsescm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

ssina's S Gents 6aOana . eiaarre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

ssimd's 5 Gents 6auana . Giaarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-09-26

Sd0ls' SalD0n bietet e,nen
aneenebmen Gufenibnk.
The oasis., 1905-12-23

-foDafl Grf Ma oblD liefol9 .ecoud. Nfs ffHhk Cbase. eonsola tion
 At evening the guoels were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cfowell. Mr and Mrs II " Chapman, Mir. and Mrs. W F. Ogerton. Mr. apd Mrs. B. Roach, Mir. and Mrs J. Glissan, MT. and Mrs. II W. Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Van Mourick. Mr. and Mrs. k. r. Chase, Doctor and Mrs. Ray Ferguson, Judge and Mrs. W. A. OConnor, Mesdames N. c. Banks, w. c. Budge, r. O'Keefe, B. J. Brown, Geo. Christ, Lulu Wood, Misses Ruth Stewart, Maud Jessup, NJ. Riggs, Dora Gittens, Sallie Miller, Ethel Har- rison, Beulah Smithson; Messrs. H. N. Baker. Doctor l.. J. Bristol, c. ?. Stewart, Charles L. Fowler, IT,, P. R. Sullivan, c. H. Ogdin, Major J H. Stout.
 Mrs. B. J. Brown carried away the first ladies prize; and Miss Ethel Harrison the consolation prize. Among the gentlemen Mir. Charles l.. Fowler, Jr., took first prize, and Mir. F. Van Mourick won the consolation.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
Last Saturdays Social Event.

Last Saturday, at the residence of the first named, Mesdames Ignatius Burgoon and Allen T. Bird entertained large number of their friends. to accommodate all the function being divided into two sessions-one in the afternoon, the other in the evening. In both the popular and fascinating game of Five Hundred was the feature. The afternoon reception was for ladies only.
 Those present were Mesdames B. J. Brown, |. NJ. Ashby, c. L. Fowler, G. B. Earnshaw, NJ. E. Harrington, T NJ Kennedy. Frank Chase, w. R. sprecher, N. Mar stellar, Otto Hefold, z NJ. Caal- fant, ] D. Matthews. N. K. Noon, F J. Duffy, ] B Bristol, IF. Cam- mings, J " Woodrum, |. Hud- gin, k. F Nut, J Henderson. Josephine Saxon Misses Stewart and Wilson.
 The prize winners were. Miss
The oasis., 1905-12-23
eotles of ffsffsllass
|mTTm ITIm-I I----I--

tHHttr tetpst NeeNmbtfe lra fo i iMNit af Als lien Assign.
 t.Haa hereby ueiHe1 Maf haqs a0flne lbe year lW9 expended ene hnndfed dellaf. .n labor mod Improvements up0n eech of Che following named mines siiuaied iu the Nopaies mining district Santa EfuI county Arizona Territory, thc locations whereof arc found of record il Book 3. Of thc Records Oi Mines Ou the Page indicated. as follows: Luke mine. Book D.. page i6); Moonlight mine Book i. Page 166s lH Palma mine. Book t. page l66; Oak mine. Bpak 2, puKe lt9. Hill Side mine book 5 Page iI0 kattiesnake mine, Book S Page 172: Fl Cato mine Book 5i Page ij3; Fl Lion mine. Book .. Page l54; Rabbit mine Book 5 Page i6z; Tiger mine, Book ,, Page l64; all in order e hold said claims under the provisions uf section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States, and the amendments thereto approved January z2nd lsS0 concerning annual labor upon mining claims it being he amount required to hold said lode or odes during the period ending on the 3lst day of December, 1905
 And if within ninety days from personal serVlce of this notice or within ninety days alter the publication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expeudi- ture Us eo-0Wner, your interest in the claim Will become the property of the subscriber your co-owner, who made the required ex- pendlture by the terms of said Section 2324
 C. CASTRO. First publication Dec. 9, 1905; last Jan. 6, l906
The oasis., 1905-12-23

Lovers Of good literature are always remembered in the holiday season. Elegant specimens of the topographic and book binders arts are always in vogue for Christmas and New Years presents. You know where to get them2 Why, at the sonora News Co.'S, of course. There is no other place in the Southwest where you can do 50 well.
 1t.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
NOTICE OF ANIMAL MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the regular an- nnal meeting of the stockholders of the Pro- montori0 Consolidated Mining Company cor poration framed under the laws of the Ierrito- ry of Arizona and having ts principal office in the Town of Nogales, County of santa Crus, Arizona Territory will be held at the office Of the Company, in the said Town of Nogales, on Monday, January Sth,, 1906 at 10 u. m.
 A. II MERvIN, Secretary.
 Nogales, Arizona, December 1, l905.
The oasis., 1905-12-23

The Sonora News Co. have every thing that the heart can desire in the way of jewelry, silverware, cut glass, drawn work, watches chains, diamonds, etc, etc, all of which are remarkably suitable for Christmas and Holiday gifts. 1t.
The oasis., 1905-12-23
Notice.

There will be a special meeting of the International Sanitarium Association at the office of Doctor w. F. Cheno- weth, in Nogales, January l7th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 By order of the Board.
 If. L. B. FLEiscHER. Sec'y.
The oasis., 1905-12-23

Pleating, Tiny Covered Trimming Buttons, etc. Silsby, San Diego, Calif
The oasis., 1905-12-23

4 five roomed brick cottage for sale at reasonable price. All modern improve ments. Inquire at TIE OASIS office.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in Tourists and
HOmeseekerS

mudes of the better classes have
ordinance adopted They high
of full of
and of
toll of the nation
Angeles
which heretofore these people from
population hther their
wealth. enterprise and the building of all the material in
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions i'm Reduced Amount Of
UncOlleCtdble Debts

At the annual merchants found
uncolectabe debts These chiefly debts
the while purchasing family
credit These uncoecabe
would did
vide against results by adding the selling price of goods
sufficient debts
Thus sober compelled unconcbe debts of
of the merchant this
compelled this business
would drive bankruptcy
purchased paid
their patrons
This that being
of
nue this burden will continue the the saloons
doubtless will be- will be those
who long and patiently
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in Manufactures

already something of manufacturing With
manufacturing
established conducted with marked the
removed That the
values legitimate population together
and labor would surely important
established
seriously questioned.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions i'm Increased Revenue

Cambridge Mass the banished without
the the cis derived from
produced by saloon banhment
$556807 Cambridge sacrificed $8 100000 of license and
$4056807 annually saloon Punishment
bnshing Cambridge $4768
Angeles by banng 200 saloons would make profit
100000 annually These figures speak for themselves and Tell the
truth.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions i'm Reduced Taxes

The city Angeles $5880934 This
of so $l0o of valuation $500 annual
on every 100000 of valuation.
the saloon would be removed saloons
closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions of Increase in Property
Values

appreciation
ordinance
suppression
that ordinance realty values will be advanced
forceful Mr. this subject
Now looking forward, twenty-five predict for
population million
viii
Foolish thousand mol
ofits
phacay that the liquor traffic unigaed ela
designed reduce evils which flow
is desirable and will receive support
I heavily realty
that abolish would enhance values saloon block de-
nghborhood
buildings The quicker
shall like hope the result the election will them all
replace People
the land that the abolition of would
financially should Fire em out! The is
speakably pernicious.
years ago city
the vicinity of First and Main there has
steady of and appreciation south
Spring
those vicinity of the old center First Main
would desirable
Broadway And proportion the number saloons
locality deprecated business
deprecaes
by
prohibition
Wesmoreand others which
And Angeles
existence confidently that effort has made
realty enterprise by procning the saloon of its
advantages.
history Cambridge (Mass)
Angeles confidently
no-saloon ordinance adopted and force In that
existence of the saoon from 1876 prop
deprecated than Three Million Dollars 1885,
direct the the 81 saloons of that city ouawd
according books Thty-sx
Million Dollars
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in Manhood

The suffers millions of dollars of direct and
Gripping degradation Every
the reduction of capacity suffered by the
a city. the
closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in New improvements

When the ordinance adopted and has become effective
saloons Old and unshhy which saloons
ted continue will be suppanted by repoof business and office
blocks of proportions this magnificent
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01

lIIIESI 20 every 1IlIcII1g6nI, CaIlu1u ptISO1I.
FLOWS INTO THE GOLFERS SALOONS. All this is
promote
the home and prosperity of the The
portion of this million dollars channels
business belongs, if closed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01

lay prosper al IS #
climate al thee enterprise Of OF is ~ "a h marvel progress in p of
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in Bright and Happy
Homes

living squao Angeles
their the bnefu influence
traffic Close and
the requirements of the increase the sterling qualities of
manhood.
will be attracted
them of labor and of them by
abundant Thus Angeles will push her
heretofore unknown
destiny distinguished in all the world
ample inspiration CITY HALF MILLION POP
ULATION WITHOUT A SALOON.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
Millions in the Volume Of
Business

There Los Angeles other cities certain of capital
This floating
unknown but limit OF that capital thus employed by the people
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-01
[ApvER1lsEMEN1l

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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-11-09
Has n. D. Corn for Sale.

Steele Ozone: Chas. E.. Hurd ap-
peared on our streets last Saturday
with startling proposition ia the
shape of an offer to supply several
hundred bushes Of white dent corn to
whomsoever would buy. In testimony
whereof he had with HIM big double
box load of the stuff, freshly husked.
1t is the first load of that particular
variety of corn to be seen on the street
direct from the field. The corn is
hard and clean looking and the ears
are good sized and we'll filled. The
load would do credit to Iowa or south
ern Minnesota. Mr.. Hurd raised seven
hundred bushels this year, and laughs
at the idea that corn does not grow in
Kidder county"
Stutsman county is not to be left
behind in the matter of corn raising.
Geo. Tucker, Of Courtenay,is building
a crib to contain his surplus corn this
year. The ears are well matured, OF
the Northern Dent variety, and OF
fair size. There are numerous fields
of corn in the county this fall and the
acreage is being increased each year.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-11-09
Paris.

Jake Hulzworth had a horse get
choked the other night. AS often
the case, "the best one had"
Our mail mans team needs no driv-
ing, only guiding, since he got mate
to "Gray Jim;" she is the wrong color,
Lea, but so they ''ger there' is all
that is required.
Jake Moulter, the retired creamery
man, is wanting a few more horses to
winter. Jake is liable to strike some
thing yet that will pay good revenue
without much output.
Oscar johnson has returned from
threshing after q six week absence.
He is building a stable and making
other improvements and expects yet
to do some fall plowing. >E
Erik johnson has returned to his
haunt after a successful falls work. He
is making needful improvements fol
one living on a claim. Erick Is q
slayer and jolly good fellow and one
always knows when he is around.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-11-09
Death Of Mrs. Wilson.

At the Hampshire Arms, Mime
apolis, Sunday morning Nov. S, Mrs.
Mary B. Wilson, wife Of e. 81. Wilson
of Bismarck, passed away after
months of severe suffering and in
creasing helpness.
Until this fatal malady attacked
her few years ago she was known
over the state as prominent club
woman and a leader in philanthropic
and social movements.
Mrs. Wilson was known to a number
here as the mother. of Mrs. Grace w.
Tubbs, who has been her devoted at
tendant during the last two years.
Mr. Wilson and his two daughters
have taken the remains to their old
home in Pennsylvania for burial.
They have the sympathy of q large
circle Of friends who mourn with them
in their loss. .55s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-11-09
Doctors License REQUIRED.

When December 1st comes, the
deputy collectors OF internal revenue
will have more work on their hands.
Under ruling just handed down by
the treasury department they will
have to collect a liquor dealers tax
from every physician who compounds
his own prescriptions and uses alco-
holic liquors in SO doing.
The ruling will affect the homeO-
patnic physicians chiefly, as the alIo-
paths do not supply drugs, but merely
furnish prescriptions which are taken
to drug store. Many physicians of the
homeopathic school maintain extern
sive dispensaries and the task of look.
ing into the stock Of drugs and stimu-
lants kept revenue officers busy for
some time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-11-09
Land Offices solIdated.

Secretary Hitchcock Of the depart
ment of the interior at Washington,
has promulgated an order consolidat-
ing the Grand Forks and Devils Lake
land office, at Devils Lake.
This will retire Col. w. III. Brown,
register Of the Grand Forks office and
John Nelson receiver, who some time
ago rendered his resignation to take
effect the first of che present month.
The Grand Forks land office was es-
tablished in June, 1880, and D. c. Tif-
fany was the first register and w. J.
Anderson the first receiver. There
has been no land settlement in the
Grand Forks district for some time,
and the Office was kept open only for
the purpose Of transacting such busi-
as naturally came in from the district
in the way Of contests and final proofs.