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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
Scr Ituseritans Der Manmer

1T bdufis 10 sroB, pie Der Der 8rauen,
9[ber Ebos. 9. Iuitin, Msr. bes n&e=
publican" in 2eapeniportb, Snb., tpar
nidt unberfdnoio, als er ben Ier5teu
perbpt, feline Srau 81 operieren. Stat
oelien, iast er, sebrau6ten mir electric
8itters. Meine Srau mar 70 franf, baf
iie faum bas 8ett o%erlaiien fonnte uni
finf (5) Werate saben ibr feline Grleib.
teruns. Nadoem ie electric 8itters
senommen, puroe iie wobl uno beiors'
lire 6ausarbeit. @arantiert. gu baber
BEL S. &alteper & Sobn, SEQ. S. S
Sdmibt, Sisentiuler, uno Gbolf 9reiB
Breis so Ste. per Tlaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

furoerunaer arpBe 8erlufte erleioeu.
uuo nibt Dbne suinaenoen @runo
sablen molten. uno Smeitens ieben iie
Die Brdmien 10 oiel b6ber an, Der
@br(i6e muB aliD Die betri9eriiber
Nnlpribe iener Shminoler mitbe.
sablen belfen. 8eieitiaung iplder
3uitdnbe lit aliD aus m1ebr als eineu,
@runoe Qebuten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
Eerae 8.

Nm 80. Wppember uno am 2,
DECEMBER meroen in ieoem Count
BEG Staates 2ebrer @raminationer
abaebalten.
= Sn gaele 8aB ftarb Gus. Rotb.
fuB, elmer ber betannteiten Bemub'
rter ienes Drtes.
Nls 6enrp aablfelot. Elm in BET
@eaenb BON GanbDpal, WiaiamiDr
@Duntb, mpbnenoer Sartner neulid
abeno8 BON TbDrnbale, mDbin er gDt.
ton aebrabt batte. IN Beateitung iei=
nes adtidbri9en gDhterbens mad
9auie fubr. uuroe fem Waaen plDB.
lid BON einern aus Der 9unfelbetl
auftaudenoen Wanne aufgebalten
&ablfelot bieb auf ieine Bferoe elm.
oieielben ainaen burb uno 10 enttan
er benz Wegelagerer. 2eioer fiel bel
Der raienben Tabrt oaS tleine Wab-
den bonn @ager, brad fih ben Nrm
uno erlitt AUDI nod anoere Ser
%leBun9en.
- Die in Der Nabe ppn 8epers'
bile mDbnenoe 6rau S0hn &etb'
meier tpuroe burh einen Shlag BON
einett Wauleiel ihwer am 8opf per=
lebt.
- WGbreno Der Biehsibter gul'
beriDn i'm Stall beS @0ber'iben
Boarbinebauies au Dalhart ieinen
Wagen anlpannte. brad Der StaQ.
in oeIfen Dberem Naurn cine unmaiie
Sutter lagerte, auiatntten. @ulbers
i'm muroe BON ben beruntertlr6ers
ben Suttermaiien erihlagen.
= Ser 8eceiper fir Die Cunning
bamiheB lantaae Suaarlano lit ents
laiien uno Die 8ermaltung oes Be-
iibtums Der insuiifen aebiloeten 60.
$. Cunningham Company iibertras
gen uDroen. Die @eIenfdaft lat
Bombs ausge9eben. oeren 9interlage
bic Blantage biloet, uno oieie Bombs
gu elmer Sumtne perfauft, bic genii'
eeno mar. un Die Shuloen Der alten
Sirma SO. $. Cunningham Il So.
GU besabIen.
Sin SDuftor itarb Carl aumpte
i'm Ilter BON SO Sabren. gr mar Der
Water Der Trau gbas. 9umler, Irau
S. 5. Gang uno Srau 5rant Martel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
9l It E.

Mappr Brpan gauaaban bot an
bic 2eute, Die er feline ipesieQen Teus
eruehrmdnner une Bolisiiten nennt.
in ben lebter finf Mpnaten nabeau
oreiBieta1leno Dollars ausbeaablt.
Utit oieIer Summe bitten fth Die 10
nDtigen Gpribenbduier auf Broipeft'
6uqel, 2aurel . SetebtS, S0utb'
6eiabts, @ppernen1ent : 0ugel uno
am WeItsgnb erbauer laiien. Daa
@elo 1T gum Seniter binauseepDr'
fen uproen. gs mar @uer @elo,
SIR 9teuersabler Nber es lift ret
tungslos uerlbnunoen.
Gin Gteuer3ahler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
1IuerIet.

Die &anoioaten grnit Steees,
SC. 8. Wilinr uno Souls 6euermanp
lteben auf benz ,Snbepenoent gitis
aen's gtGet", Die &anotoaten s.
Terren, g. u. Wauerntara uno
Silpa 6einann auf benz ~Snoepens
bent Eidet."
= 9ie tteuen 5hneIslae. bic atn
Is. Desember lire Sabrten beeil=
men. leger iiomdrts eebeno bic 1883
Weilen betragenoe Strede amiihen
Der 6auptftaot Werito uno ct. Souls
in 81 Stunoen uno 48 Winuter sus
rid; npromdrts eebeno in 30 Stuns
ben uno 80 Winuten.
- Som Is. NDuen1ber an tperoen
ale Eifet : Officen Der @%ilenbabnen
in Der Gtaot SDnntaes ben aarserl
gag qe5htpf5en bleiben. Bisber hiels
ten fie bis uta Die Wiittaasseit Dfeu.
= @eitern abenb fano in Der Sect
bDueu . Sale cine observation-disclosures
luna su @unften Der Nbminiitras
tiuns : &anoioaten fir Die S0liaet'
uno Seuermebre GDmmiiitDn ftatt.
= Der 8auplab fir oas reue 6os'
pital in Fort Sam Suuitor lit be-
|itimmt tpDroen. Sc miro in Der
Saomeft. @fe. Der Meierpation. smi'
1he1 @opernen1ert Sane uno Dine'
Gtrdbe, aufeefibrt uno es miro BAG
erbBte 8ebduoe i'm Sort. Die Bau'
tolteu iinb auf SIS. 900 peranihlaat.
= Die WusiteIlung miro ourd
cine aroBe Baraoe %erDffnet, an pel'
der bas Bunbes Militdr, @oun.
2anbant uno Stab uno cine Nn5abl
atoerer beruorragenoer Burger tell
nebnterl ueroen.
= Ser Streit smiiben ben rTDh'
tern Der @epub[it BON Teras" uni
benz vDe 3apaIa Gapitel Der TDbtel
Der @epublit por TeraaA in Beaul
auf Den 8eiib Der MlamD, lit nDn
@eridt AT @unften Der erfteren 8ar'
tel entlhieoen mDroen, urter ben
B~orbehalt, baB ale @egenitdnoe uni
@eliquien, bic fih in Dem Nlamu
@ebdnoe befinber uno gigentum oe'
WiB Woina be Bauala iinb, berielbet
Suridgegeben meroen.
- Sc aiebt Weniben, Die ibr Sc
benlang NIT Seifenblaien ipieler.
= Wanher miro unfamiliar. mei
er cine Wpltat niht nergefien tann,
- Berbotene Triibte aeoetben an
iippigiten i'm Sbatten Der 2anae'
tpeile.
- Wie 5Gnea elm &arnel pDrndrts
fommt. Tam man AUDI auBerbalt
Der @nte beDbnhten.
-Sreunoihaft aebt leibt in Sher'
ben, uern man gu iebr oarauf p0Gt
= Die fleinen SDreen oes Taaes
tragert bid iiber Die tiefften uni
ihauerlihften Nbarinoe bes 2ebens
= SreiersfiBe baben feine 6ab
nerauger, bic fDtnrterl nabber.
= Smmeibeltuurte bDrft bu beute
labet muraen bid Der @ihter; aieb
Dir Wienano bas @eleite.
= Wer einen anoer'n unter ben
6ieeel Der Berihmieaenbeit Elm Sc
bein1nis mitteilt, perlangt nDri i'm
ettpas. mas er felbft niht fonnte.
= Die garse peite Welt
MuS Trepper mar beitebt;
Sinauf Der Cine fteiat,
Ginab Der Mnbere geht.
- Wos frurlrtt eS rtur nab Shd'
ben baden,
Das lebte &leio bat feline Tafhen.
= Ser Hauh r1eines 6auies if
oiel mebr inert.
Nls ieoes Geuer i'm fremben 6ero.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
8ommt sur auslteGung.

Sir laoen Nne, grDB unb alein
3u uni'rer Sair redbt bersliH Elm.
8rtngt 8inber, Snfel, 8ettern, Eanten
lInb ale lieben Mnbertpanbten.
@ntonio lift elm luit'aer Srt,
Ser @ieibbeit .uubloer Sreibeit sort,
Gar piel bes Sb6nen eiebt's su ieb'n,
Drum fommt nur Der, es tpirb icbon aeb'n.
Bir aeiser uni're 8la5a's. guh
nnb nniern SluB, nibts fomnlt linn aleidb,
unb uni're 8arts-o'rpb iiub mir frnh =
unb iblieBlib uni're NlamD.
Damn eeht's CUR Iustenuna binaus,
9as 1T Der redbte ausenibmaus,
so nieI gu ieben gtebt es bprt.
SO fiegt bic Belt SIR f6nnt nibt fort.
1nb baben ales mir seiebeu,
Damn laBt gum ShluB uns bprtbin gehen,
@p Gone star Sier uns iprube!t ben,
Ser tuahre Sell, uno S%eaensqueu.
% SIR fir Mlamp nun Ihtparmt,
SIR Grfau8er gub mebr ertudrmt,
Sb Shr BON Gabtnet elm Sreunb,
Stets fiubet nIes SIR peretnt
8as SIR am guten 8iere liebt,
Bas inn ben pabren &ubm erft eiebt:
@obHbmefenb, Thar it's. tart uno rein,
go tuie es edtes 8ier lou iein.
Drum pas aud S66nes uni're Stabt
nno 8rdbt'ses gub su seieen bat
3as Bette bleibt bod tpeit unb brett
Das Some Star" Bier, su ieber Belt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

8ie Setftopfune Der gbaugsfamaIeIei.
ner Staot Die iblimmften Soleen fir bic
@eiun6beit ihrer g%etpobner nab iib Siebt,
10 AUDI bic Serftopfnna bes Rbrpers fir
oas Boliein oeS 8etrefenben. 8Dren,
Nieren, @ebdrme f6nnen ibre Sunttionen
nidt reaelmdBta oerrihten, ipenn per-
braubte Stofe itdb sarin a~naebauft bae
ben. 30 gilt es, oieie au l~ofern, um Iie
aus benz 8brper 81 entfernen. 9ies liher
Al beuirten, lit eben Der @oraua Der ST.
Bernard Irauterptllen. Sir 25 Gents
BEL Mpotbetern 81 boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
ssm pamfe @ptt,

iast 9annab 8tant BON 2ittle &od, Nrt.,
fir bic Seiluns bon 8udlen's Irnica
Sa1be, Die nteine i9redli6en offenen
8unben beilte unb Die ni9ts porber fuz
rieren fpnnte. @roBartig fir 8rauos
uno anbere @unben. rs gts. BEL S.
@alteper & SObn, @eo. 5. S Gdmibt,
@ieentimer, uno Mbolf 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
Gtue fhredltthe aalamttat

TT es, !uenn Sbr Cure @eiunbbeit pers
liert, tpeil l1nperoauli6feit unb Ser
ftopfung eiuiesen. 8rompte Seilun9 perz
i6aHen Or. Sings geeue 9%ebenspiGen,
Gut fir &ppfpeb, @eritopfuns etc. gu
baben BEL S. &alteper & go9u, @ep. 5,
S. S9miot, @ieentimer, unb 4oolf
9reiB. rs gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
10000 panfbare 8attenten beaeu.

10000 oamfbare Yaftenten beseu.
gen bic munberbare Seiltuirfung 6e8 gro.
ZEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ittels AWAKE
SIS, peldes BON DR.. S. Silsbee mad
pielen Sabren bes Stubiums entbedt muir.
be. SofDrtise 2inberung Der Aualen 90
rantiert, un6 pblige 6etluna 9etpabriei.
itef, tpenn nDrlhriftsmdBig ~gebraudt.
Bu baben in alien renom mierten Nuotbes
ten. Sitet eub nDr Nahabmungen. Sic
s 8'aS5ssls BE n u %SS sna sasaI.aats m' 3. Meme sius
staedtcr & Co., Box 2I6, New York.
fpftenfret an itgenb cine Nbrefie auf Ser.
anaen nerianbt tuirb. besiehen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

Gs III nlebr Gatarrb in oisier @eaeuo oes Fan
oes, ais BON alien anberen 6rantbeiten 3uIammen,
nno big in ben lebten Sabren calf er ats unbeilbar
yiele Sabre lang ~ertldrtsn 9ottoren i'm fur cine lo=
tale &rantRett unb i6risben lofale 6eilmittel Dor,
nno oa fe ibn nit drstli9er 8ebanoIung befdnbia
ni9t %tlrirten, ~ertldrten fe i'm fhr unbeilbar. Yie
Wiheni9aft bat ~beuieien, oaB 9atarrb cine @onfi=
tutionstrantbeit 1T uno oebbaIb tonfitutiOneae Be
hanoiune s%rfuroert. 6atps &atarrb
soleoo, Obio, 1T Die eiasiee cOnfifuttouede Rur I'M
Martte. Sic tuiro innerli9 in DOZEN oSer @aben
bon 10 Sropfen big 3u einefn Sbeel6ffel boil genom=
men. Sic rprt brett auf oas 9lut unb Die I6lei=
MICE Oberfdbe oes Sptems. Sic bieten ein6un=
teblt. aaBt Gu@ @irtulare unO 3st9uife fOmmen.
GoreiFert:
G.J. GDenen u. SO. aoleoo, 8.
ST 8erianit bon alien apotbetern. 9reis rs
Gents Die Glai6e.
gsbmt SANS samiIien.Dsn O fir gerBupfuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

Berbeerenber 30 irbeI,
t II + m. Our6 einen WirbelIturm
purben In Der italienii9en 9ropin3
@aferta 8dume entpur5eIt; bon ben
~Sanobdufern purben Die DG9sr fort
setpebt, bur4 Die enorme Menge Regen
tpIrben Die 8elbsr unb Mieien In Seen
p%erpanoelt. SIN Orts @raaaantIe CT.
Relten ote Mauern Der 9Guier grobe
Rtfe. in 8resaa tuurbe Elm 8auerne
baiis in Der Mitte oussinonbergsriFen.
gtns perfon tpurbe sstSbtst, cine grpBs
1naabl Derlest,
.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
Ser hentihe 9aiier Fat ben

@eneral BON grptba eine beionbere
@bruna HI Tell ueroen laiien uno
ibm Den Oroen n8our lie m6rite" pers
lteben. Die aleihe Iusaeihnuna lit
benz Wtai0r Weiiter uno benz 5aupt.
mann Jranfe perlieben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
Wor benz SUPERINTENDENT Ores.

Sor Dem Shtuurgertttt IN DreSs
ben piro Der Seniati0nsproseB ge'
gen ftinf fribere GngeitelIte 0eS i'm
Sabre 1901 oerftorbenen @eheimen
&ornmer5ienrates zimmerman uers
banoelt. Dieter bat elm 8ermDaen
oon oleraebn Wtiaionen Mart hinters
terlal1en. Die Wittpe, Die iebt in
Californian lebt, bat bic Gnaeflooteu
ourh Bulage GROCER @el6iummen
annt Weineio in ibrem SntereNe be,
itimmt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
0eimmne 8dmime,

Straud3er. &oien uuo ionitiae 8fan.
aen gu m6Bigea Hreilen. Sbreibea
sic nm Gataloa.
w.. 10. S~teinhring,
@eu'B raunfels. Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10
" n

Wunatlihe Saldre fir Wapur gal.
fagban uno feline Tnmilie:
qDOhoV Rrnr%s Kou0OEn1 DQnn M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

& tnG'S 5 @ents 0apano @ieorreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-10

ssiud's 5 Gents 0auauu . Giaarre.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08
Everything Satisfactory.

S. L. Kline, clerk of the Corvallis
water commission, went to Portland,
Sunday, and arrived home Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Kline makes no secl ct of
the bus mess which took him to the
metropolis-the matter of bonds.
Our citizen went down to arrange GER
tain details regarding the bonds and
found everything in condition that was
satisfactory to himself and osher menu
bers OF the board. The bonds are now
in process of engraving and it is expect
ed that the first issue ($20,00o) will be
ready by January 1st.. Morris Bros, who
were awarded the issue, report that Cor
Wallis and Benton county people have
taken of them bonds far in excess of tht
first issue.
AS soon as the first iscue of the bond
is made the necessary piping will b.
ordered and work be prosecuted with
the greatest diligence and dispatch. Mr.
Mitchell, the gentleman who secured
the contract to do the construction work
gives assurance that if he receives tn,
pipe early in January he will run waite
from Rock Creek to this city some tim
next April.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08

| ~ OoA AhooAoA PoooNooiOoS1 nv
ably the Philippines and Hawaii
the Canal; the Department Of
State, with special reference to
the improvement of the Consular
service; the admission of the ter
ritories, and the recognition OF
Alaska's demand for representa-
tion-all of these receive at the
Presidents hand explicit and
comprehensive treatment. But
the subject of the rate legislation,
Under the subtitle of ''cor-
porations,' - bringing in incid ent
to the topics of labor, hours of
service upon the railroads and
employers liability, comes first
on the list, and by its treatment
it is made to stand out promin-
emily from the rest.
There is general public fa-
miliarity with President Roose-
velts views on this subject.
His message is a reiteration and
Strengthening of his well-known
attitude. Disclaiming antagon-
ism to corporate interests; on
the contrary. according to the
corporation its due measure of
merit in modern-dav industry,
the President maintains the, un-
anawerable logic that it is within
the province and duty of the
Federal Government to exercise
regulatory and supervisory pow
ers over the agencies OF inter-
state transportation. It is shown
that this lies within the Govern
ment's province by reason of con-
stitutional declaration, and with
in its duty as protecting its citi-
zens, including the well inten-
toned managers of railroad in
terests, against the encroachments
of a growing power exercised
without responsibility.
It is held as matter of prime
importance that the Government
should avoid the harmful effects
OF corporate energies exercised in
ways that are against the COM
mon good; that we face a con-
dition where interstate transpor-
tation corporations, by reason Of
the ineficiency of state control
and the denial OF Federal control,
stands as subject without SOW
ereign; and that tour steady aim
should be, in the language OF
the President, ''by legislation
cautiously and carefully under
taken, but resolutely persevered
in, to assert the sovereignty of
the National Government by af-
hrmative action"
In the penning of this message
President Roosevelt has laid aside
none OF his admirable personality.
There is abundant recognition on
his part of awakening public
conscience to which an appeal
from the high attitudes can be
successfully made. The tone ol
the message evinces an abound
ing faith in the people. 1t is q
state paper that does credit te
this eminent apostle of the bet
! ter National life.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08

Society invitations and wedding
announcements are constantly
changing in styles Of type faces and
form. Have them printed neatly
and up-to-date at the Gazette
Office. SOtl
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08

Nolan's Seventh Friday Econ
omy Sale, Dec. 9th. Blankets,
Comforters, and Lace Curtains.
From 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Don't
miss this sale.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08

hen and third pullet, S. "A. Beal,
Corvallis; second cock, fourth
hen and fourth pullet, J. B. Ir.
vine, Corvallis; first and second
pullets, second cock and third
hep, E. Dow, Shedds.
Golden-Laced Wyand do tes-
First and second pullets, Henry
Amber, Corvallis.
Buff Wyandottes-First and
second cockerel, first, second and
third pullet, S. I. Pratt, New
rort.
Black-Breasted Red Games
All awards to W. A. Keyt, Perry
dale, Oregon,
Single-Combe Rhode Island
Reds--First cock, first hen, third
cockerel, first, second and fourth
pullets, first collection, second
pen, c. W. Vunk, Albany; sec
ond and third hen, third pullet,
first pen, first, second and fourth
eockerel, third pullet, w. A.
Bates, Corvallis; first, second and
fourth pullets, c. w. Vunk.
Bronze Turkeys-First tom,
first hen, F. V. West, Jefferson,
Oregon.
White Wyandotes--First and
second cock, first, Sc .ond and
third hen, first pen, first collec-
ton, DR.. Lester, Corvallis; first
and second cockerels, DR.. Lester;
third cockerel, Mrs. A. B.
Thrasher; first, second and third
pullets, DR.. Lester.
Si1ver-Penciled Wyandottes--
All awards, J. M. Porter, Cor
wallis.
Black Langshans-First cock
erel, first pullet, ]. H. Edwards,
Bellfountain.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-12-08

"The Footprints of the Cen
turies'' lectures. Watch for Mr..
G.. A. Gearheart, lecturer, Lyceum
Lecture Course. December IA,
City Opera House.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
The Miserable Moors.

The lives lived by the MoOrs are
without perhaps any exception, Tho
most precarious and miserable that cal
be imagined. The poor man is thrown
into prison for sums he never possess
ed and can never pay, the rich to he
squeezed Of all he possesses. while
those only can hope 10 escape who arc
members Of families sufficiently power
ful to arouse the fears of the local gov,
crnOr should he attempt cXtortiOn anu
not sufficiently powerful to stir NJ the
jealousy and avarlcc of the sultan
Even the governors of the provinces
suffer themselves us they make others
suffer, for just as they squeeze the ag
rlculturlst and the peasant SO are they
In turn squeezed by the sultan and his
vizlers, and should they fail by con.
slant presents to maintain n good
opinion mt the court they can expect
only Imprisonment and often death.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

The Press calls attention this
week to the advertisement in
other columns of the Fort Concho
Realty Co.'S. property now on
sale by Broome az Farr. This is
very desirable property as is
proven by the way some of the
best people and wisest investors
in the city are making purchases.
Broome 81 Farr are good reliable
people. The people of San An
cello know this and know also
that when they recommend an
investment the recommendation
has the stamp of dependability
on it. If you've got a few sur
plus dollars you couldn't find a
better place to put them.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

Miss Majorie Aldwell, of
Sonora, who has been at Denton
on a visit with friends and rela-
tives passed through San Angelo
Monday on her way home. She
was accompanied by Miss Nell
Clair, of FIT. Worth, who will
visit her for a few weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Evans,
of Shelbyville, Tenn, together
with their daughter, Miss Nellie,
left Tuesday to return home.
Mr. Evans found his health not
to improve during the month
spent here and the doctors adj
vised his return home.
Miss Marguerite Webb went to
the LOOMS ranch in Concho
county, Saturday, to visit Miss
Sallie Loomis for a few days.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
shocked the Queen.

The queen of Denmark once paid 1
visit TO the Danish colony Of Iceland
where the good old bishop excrieI him
self to the utmost to show her every
thing that was worth seeing. III.
queen paid many compliments to Ac
host, and having learned that he was ;
family man graciOusly inquired hOs
many children he had. It happens TIA
the Danish word for children" IN a.
most identical In sound with tie ice
landic word for "shecp," so that III.
worthy bishop, whose knowledge O
Danish was not so complete rs /
might have been, understood her maj
csty to ask how many sheep he Owue
and promptly answered:
"TwO hundred"
"Two hundred Children cried ,h
queen, astoundcd. GLOW can You %.
sibly maintain such n number"
Easily enough, please your maize
ty," replied the prelatr, with cheer
full smile. "In the summer | turn Their
out upon the hills TO grass. AMI we
winter comes kill and eat them"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

When making mock Ice cream soak
for fifteen minutes two teaspoonfuls
OF gelatin in half pint Of milk. Whip
a pint OF cream sweetened with half
cupful of powdered sugar and sea
son with four tablespoonfuls of ma
deira wine and half teaspoonful of
bitter almond extract. Dissolve the
gelatin over the teakettle, then strain
1t into the whipped cream. Stir until
the mixture begins to thicken, turn
into mold and set on Ice until hard.
Take out OF the mold and sprinkle
thlckly with pistachio nuts chopped
fine. Garnish with candied violets or
rose leaves.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

On an evening somewhere about the
end of the sixteenth century traveller
from Sweden might have been observ-
cd at the door of the Rose theater in
London. lie was going to see new
piece called Titus Andronicus." and
In order to follow 1t In the native Ian
guage he bought copy OF the play.
price slxpence, at the theater door.
When he went home to Sweden he took
the book with him to show his wife
and friends what strange stuff the
foreigner ranted. For 800 years 1t was
preserved and In 1904, being discov.
cred In the home of countrywoman,
was transferred for safety to the Lund
university. The book Is the only one
of It's kind known to exist.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03
ELKS WILL ORGANIZE
San Angelo Lodge Is. y. o. Z. Ex-
poets to Perfect Organization
This Month.

Mr.. G. E. Hydes who is taking
the leadership in the matter of
organizing u lodge of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order Of Elks
i'll this city, stated yesterday
morning to u Press representative
that the expected organization
will take place at some time
toward the latter part Of August.
Mr.. Hydes expects about 100
visitors from other lodges to as
sist in the organization. There
will probably be about forty
limitations at the first meeting.
At night there will be banquet,
a quiet, but swell affair. There
will be no champagne but one
served Ivy some Of the organiza-
tions of Indies and probably sim
liar 30 that given on the occasion
Of the visit Of the railroad men
last winter. The perfected ar
rangements will be given pub
LEFTY at the proper time.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1905-08-03

1t Is much wiser to give plants
plenty OF water once every few days
than little each day, says the Garden
Magazine. The latter method keeps
the surface moist, and the roots nat.
urally rise for the moisture, so that
they are near the surface and will be
injured by the heat of the following
day. Give enough water to go deep or
else just enough to wash the leaves.
The amateur should by preference
water Mt night, for then the moisture
has chance to do It's good work be.
fore evaporation starts under the heat
of the suns rays, as 1t does almost at
once when watering Is done in the
morning.