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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Ger a2enid mus uidt MIR miiieu,
mas nabr lit; er muB AUDI foaHen
uuO poaen, mas reht lit.
r 4 =
WeiI ole s6te GaFfreunSf6oft ims
mer me6r aus unierem 9ebeu per-
idnin6et oesbaIb ma9t iih Die 6e-
ieuibnft 10 brett.
= = =
@enu ou I'M 9eben oeinen SAT- 5n
berlieren fiirmteit, Damn Jude llfu'
gang nit ain0erlt. Cine muiduieige
Rinoerieele bolit Dir oft Die Bride
iiber ben Aberun0.
\ 4 +
Cine fluqe. ielbbitanOig oenfeuoe
mo banoelnoe 6rau 0erIaugt non
Dem Mianne, Dem ie iih u%HteuCerien
ioG, 0aB er ibr imponiere. Cir ber-
anpa6ienoe Suqeuo periangt ods.
ielbe BON ibren 2ebrera un0 er5ie.
bern. @er ihr eurd @eiit uH0 Sbot-
FRAT imponirt beigt nod @ittoritot
iiber ie obre ieoen 3pang.
+ .
2aiie Did nift BON umitdnocu De-.
berriheH. iou0erH beberri6e oH bic
llmitdnoe. @eHH oas llnglIG 6i9
nieoerorideu min ruf i6m III: En-
onrfit niht" uno 6ann Miro c.. itcft
DID nteoer5u6riifen. cif NIT Der
3eit CUR 5eihgfeit ersie5eH. g9cnn
On Elm Snm1hIing bit mimi Dir
tGgIid Dor, tart 81 uer6en. Scge
ia, renH ou ia" meinft. uR6
-uein@, meun on ~nein" meinif. III
fanuit in ieoem @nqen6lit oes Sc.
beng Dor Die gntideiOuug geitelss
meroen. geber5ige oos @ort .G;r
ioateu INNER oas iein, mas mir iein
pouteR.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

WeiI ole s6te GaFfreanof6dft ims
mer me6r aus unierem Seben per-
idnin6et, oesbaI6 moht iih Die &c.
ieuihnit 10 brett.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-10-28

Ger Meuid muB uiht MIR wiiieu,
mas nabr 1T; er muB AUDI touHelI
uu0 noaen, mas reht lit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07

6illI gaar set ,od til Rofin 6dperne
log life paa Sla&; ia. iannms
I@ei ga1r osiaa o preIt. Pdftor
SEMEN : @ngbplm, pda Iamme 3o9
|cg unoer Idmme &~onoufter. Dan
bar Osidu SrOshnetten, ps ifune oct
sad | 6lOOernes 0pb, fdd gddr bet
oog ppao.
II Ssnoog Den 2. December boz
ser pait. @HgbOlm fin 4ffteospr1s
Bitten. San refer iaa til California
meo 6umiIie, bOOrfrd ban bar moo
taset &aIO. 5at for Sampar %
.a9rligbeo. aorr.
Senere.
Oct fioite 5arpel. 5 @aar, Senz
Dag. boGot iaa 9uftor Gngbolm i'm
MfIfeospreoiten, om Gftermi0oagsn
Ttlrtoe Der bape b9ret lln9oomsmeoe.
men i Steoet p~perraffeoe en- itor
Stare b1doe un9e os gamle gaitor
GngboIms opre oeo Chr. Wortens
lens for at fige enbnu ct 5arpel os
9ptte pda Refen. Rogle Sdnge bleo
Iuneet, os @ngboIm tale nogle Oro
cm at bIibe tro / 6errens Wenig=
SEQ os life at bltps tr9tte | Nrbei=
set / Ssnoagsfolen. men toge nttio
Del / Nrbeihet for 9erreu. Otter at
bare nDot &afe og Sage oroe 81 faa
tiem msb Toroisnin9 ON, at ban,
iom sgpnote oct eooe Bert ibldnoi
cs, bill ful6fsre oct.
81 RI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Blair. Webraifa.

Der er i Den iiOIte nges Sio an
fommen en- Del me gleper til Stoa
len. Oct ngjagttge 5al tenoes TIT:
Nen. Der er gtaos for flere enonu.
GrbeiOtt beo Stoleu gaar i'm iepne,
qo0e Sung.
5 oenne lIge par StoleOirettio'
nen bait Meoe. Meolemmerne Dor
Gle iii Steoe meo llnotagelie al pali.
Efotb.
Oct hiIutteoes bl. a., at ri lfulSi
fe os ON tfter en- Wtan0, Tom Oirets
tionen tan foreiLaa for Oct tommenos
Marsune0 til at fpfoe 9atdncen
Oct ~teotogiite 5atuttet. 3irsSoa
@ften bofof Meolemmer al Oirettios
men eFter Spfororing al Stuoenterne
CT opbpg9eligt Msoe paa StoIsn.
gu er Den iioite al S. Seniens
Bdmiiie iommen Stem fra .9oipitalet.
Du ri ForleOen Dag talte mes Wr.
90 Wrs. SEMEN Der / gpen, fagoe Dc,
at De dlle beFanot fig NOT iad pei, men
fere at Dem par en0nu Ipdge. Scr
fla Den 9loIte gige, Der bar en- al *
for tie. Der bleD ipge. og Den iiOTte til
at tomne no At 6oIpitdlet, lager 81.
lang 9io meo. for bun tomrsr I'll
ar9fter
0eres alofte 8atter. Tom life fet
bar oerei ! Nmerita. sr nplig antons
men ira Danmart.
0giaa Blair bar fine Accidents"
eler ulpttesbRnOelier. Der arbeiOes
roa MisfouriHoosn gt berfor oq
Ror0 for Sernbdnehroen for at rip.
rap" Sioen. Iau 5fooen life ffai
fore fig ct mt 2eie. Der pur Tuo
bbggei Stillaos for Sen Maitins II
Isbe 10 pau. ION man rammer 99ls
ne0 meo (pile orioer). Dette Stinaos
saD iad eFtsr i 5irsougs Qftes, or
IeIe Maitinen meS Sc men6, ION
betjente Den. itnrteoe / gdnoet q snsr
9 Wnn0). De bleo re6oeoe fad Nor
fom cen, men ban bar life funOeu
en0nu | 4ftes.
SIR. mener Whlnts bar nplio
iboft 8rso fra Mr. Gbe / Geodr Ra=
pios. Soma. orn, at Mrs. Gbe sr
fommen I'll Sfu0e pe0 at bliOs pau-
fgrt al apretgi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
,,Gbriitie, aongens 5jener."

0enne interesiaate 5ort9[ing n
8. +. Malton, operidt fra gngelf.
itilOrer Oct triitelige Qfu I en- af Gn9-
ldnos inaa 5iiterbper. bppr 5ifferne,
ION peo 6arboere, ofte mod t9mps
Heo 6doet os for osres @Ho.
9ogeH er pdsienoe fom Gdu til
tore ggrH I Ssnoagsifolen og i9rs
osles egHet til Oplasning / 9jemmet
for gspH. 1913 SiNr. Srobmnoen.
grig 40 Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Sfanoinapiif aogebog.

Oct maa it, glemmes at Di ioI,
ger en goo aoesbos, uoarbeoet for
fdnoinaoif 9usbOlonine 1 am.rifa.
Den er meset prattif os moi parn
at eie. Man fan bel not soo Mah
ire @ange om Dagen uoen IN aoe.s
bog; men Maoen furoe maofte Bib,
iiot b'b-e peo 6jaIp af Den. De
par moi paro of prspe.
Qutb. pubL 6ou {
Blair. Vebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
,,6erren or min 5ilffngt".

JortldriHg os llOIeggelie at nOql'
al DuOios pfalmsr fra 2tbIoIons Op:
,srs St6, al q. s. 9onfen. refioer.
euOe @uplOu / Rsnne.
Gn Bog ierlis pasfenoe for Ssn.
oa9sfulel9rers og De fom snifer lio
nsjere aunofub til oisfe oeiligs Sal
mer al ben niotere 6erreng 5jsnel
DnOio. gosen er trbtt paa flint ga.
pin. 154 Sior. Snobun0en, Yris
rs GeHfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
,ariitus os DC ftnoerenoc.'

Oenns Bog at Soenepraft s. SfoDs
aaaro Yeterien. ~inoeboloer Qanoedns
nslie og &riiteniro. 5oreorag bol0t /
iStuOenterbiemmet, Stlosntertbper.
til 9dtg, 6Oreorag for Qatinffoles
eIeOsr, og Sano Op0ragelIe. Stobs
guaro getsrien sr me9et nnoet iom
5orfatter, 0a ban pdd en- f9roelss
tetaeen0e og let faitelig Waaoe tan
totoe 5Oreorag / ~betagenos lIotrnt
oper oe Gmner ban bebdnoler. 80
gen er pal GA Siosr oa foIter mos.
% Gents.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
500 Belonninn GloG

gette glno5 & fisre mi urn iornri cor rDer at erfar
al Der l BIT miaoiis CT en- jrpairt SpQ0DHt. iom utbra
eifr. % oet fr Gnsnrrh. hairs t.iLsti IN "a D az hfi
sntffe ~nirfeliae pelbrenelies mtohet. z. aeffarhfn fe 4
bar. Ia Aufarrb c: en- tpHiitufiunl Stubborn Iesbs1i
Cure tn9es inc. niifer bireiie pan @iohel Oh z tmbin
oerne Snf'enisf II inte'gler oerrrt SUN0ommris sat
"A o. aiper Ten n en- Sinrie peo at optngee McHliitt
ta5fn og hi rlne Jlaturen til al gicre ut Artelbf. eiffit
bar faa lneaen 5iitro til bets heltuoeube ard5t. al b
Hlhnber ct ~bunhreoe Collars for hrert 1tfsihf h'.a4
benHe Wiehlun lite btuirfer oelbrtoelie. -
eiits o. Qionesbpro 9tliftlD
3. 8 Gbeneb& r.. Enisaa :
SaIoes hos Nprtheferr.
uailfs Family Pills Rr ~ ,shfta-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
y6nlogrnben."

9aitor 4si9enfelot 9aniens BIZ
belforflarine rgufbgruben" er MI
fuloIt9nois feroig | otte 8ino. 6ele
Y9rtet toftsr $4,000. De forifels
lige gino felges ieritilt. De, fom
snifer gin6 Der mangles / at booe
Samfingsn fuloitenois, bebes tile
Tenoe % osres 8eIidinger Inureit
muligt inosn R~eItcplaset bliOtr u0s
|folst fGrbsoigit
Dan. outb. publ. 9Onfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
y9amiferem" % yWoroen."

De, Tom inOfenosr getufin9 for
0anfferen eqsr M 4bonenter. ian
fau OanIfersn og ROroen for $1.90.
0ette g9losr for bdaoe sumle og me
6oIoers. 6uff at form @inareit mus
list. 8i oiloe gerne ON dae. Der
Itaar | Reftunce for Blade. bill Bee
tale MI, inoen Resninger bIiDer
u0fen0t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Wn0etienclfcr.
Blair. ylebr.:

9uOstienefte 5oer SsnOas 5Or
mioods 81. 10Z.
6snoagsffols bper Ssnoug 5or-
mi0oaa Rl. 9 / airtens 8uismsut.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
GalenOerSa.


Sing at me0oele btrfra 9aqenoer,
ftal ieg lite pente meo IL inoi enot
amme. Seq i~triper gleoelise 5ing,
ior ieg ipnes, Dor 9erre os 5relier
FAR p9ret unoerli9 goo imoo %.
Senoag Den 4. gtop. oar en-
itor og bsitiosfulo Dag ibldnot
les, ioet s at Dor uRge afla9oe Den
gOoe 8~etenoelie for 9erren og. Wss
Higbeoen. Oct odr JON 5elge Der
Iaf en- lbstponingsfulo Dag. ia at
Nobelt 8etpouins. tunoe ri goot iige,
IiOet 6 at Dem bar fpritefeote.
9eiret oen Dug par juit lite ida
tiltalenoe. iom ri tunos bdOe ens
let, men 0erren. I'm alto er Den
famine, por ogIad Den Dag ton
for os, / bans ous er aItio goot Ut
Ir9re. De unge bapoe ppntet Sir
fen, og me0 tore 9ogitaper itoo
lNr at laie: mNsin 5reos qagt itaI
lite roftes". So, 9oor iaListl ban
sr trofdit, iom gap 5orirttelien.
paitor g%n9lolm, iom preoiteos
Icper Oagens 5etft Muttb. Is Sap.
ON aongen, JON piloe bols
Zoe Regnftab me0 fine 5ienere, ldgoe
De ungs bette ulDOrligt paa 0ier;e.
6oor Itor Dor 91lo er til 9uo, Dor
9immelite aonge. o9 bpor liot ri
bar at betdle meo, ndar ban ira
Ter Os It'll RegnItab. 9i tan lie:
|intet betale oerdf. let intet. men oi
maa iom bin 5iensr faloe neo for
|Sefu 5eooer os ben: 6erre tilgi1
mig. og ban, iom er runO til at
|fruluOe, bill fortaoe Dig al oin Chs.
Msn fsrlt od foritaar ou, bbor file
m er, og bOor tor Din 9iio er. %
lou bil uobrpoe: Seq er tun Stpo
log Aite. Men Sefus bar giort alt
rel. bun bar forIist mig meo i'm
bimmelite 5aoer; jig er nuns Barn
cans egen".
PaItor Gngbolm. Tom tdlte iaa
I9jertelig og inoerli9t til os. for
too ogiaa neo @uos gtano at gre
Get faa leOenoe for os, at mango
9jsrter bar grsbne. % Ri tom / 6a
Iosn Dag, Oa Ri gao 6srren oct 9sf
lie, at ri oiloe forage 9inoelen %
Iale bans G~ernin9er; men boor tit
Ihar Ri life beorsoet BAN oe0 Dor
0anol.
Dor Misunderstanding for
tjener at ben9rtes, tbi oen er en-
Ireliignet Del Of 4rbejoet ibldnot
os. Den bleo itiftet at Ydftor eng
6oIm. Iom o8iaa bar en- unOerlis
Gpns til at pinh oe unges 6ier.
ter, men Iom beler life Logger
Stiul paa oct dtporlige / De unges
2fo. 6an Dil 6aoe Dem belt ousr iii
ISeius. Som 5df % Grmoring fra
Nem for9reOe De unge gdItor Gu9s
|6olm ct meset mutt @fsempldr at
en- 5amilie 8ibel oeo iioite ling
oomsmsoe.
8i bar after Den @leoe at.
Iprtelle, at Dor 0ieni9bes or for
sget meo npe MeoIemmer, oa nems
Zig Mr. Sobn S. 6onien meo 6us
hru og 8ern iamt Ntr. 6ans Sem
len bleO optuget iihfte Ssn0ag.
n SONNET oper FRA 0dnmnrt e.
Mr. Senien gsperlm0 me0 6uifru
"a gsrn. gi enifer osnl @eltommen.
Mrs. Gsperfuno Ell Seiter til Mrs.
G6r. Wfortenien iamt ebr. Sen
~1itien.
Scr. gdrI Raosr. iom eier
Qano / 9ort6 Dufotd. bar ~rentetI
iamms no og er Ger paa @ennem
teiIe til Odnmarf. San nil opboloe
Jig Der De6 Galsnoer noaen 5iol
Beige i'm grsoe- g. Ruoer iamt|
@snner. Garl Huoer ibnes goot ON
q. DAT. Os bar Dift cgIaa 8jort oct
goot Sen 5io, ban bar o9ret Ser.
5srbinant Brandt. iom bar
rp6olot fig +; u. DdtOta / Com
mer, sr tommet hiem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
DANMARKS KORT.

Storrelse 23x28 Tommer. Trykt /
forskellige Farver, wiser klart Jern
baner, Dyer, Kebstsder og Flakker,
SAINT allie betydelige Landsbyer, sterre
Gazrdc OF Kirker.
Tilseudes ZEN Paprulie portofrit fo'
sc. iFrimxrker. Enhver dansk Manc
n.rde e;e et Kort AT Danmark.
DANISH LUTf. PUBL HOUSE.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
Very Low Rates to Lincoln, Neb.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold December II. to
H.. inclusive. limited to return until
December IL, inclusive, on account
of Nebraska Corn Contest and Con-
vention. Apply to agents Chicago &
Northwestern R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
49,! 2es Jule !
-Sa9er-
1905

@n tor Senoing at 5uleiaeer er
mootaset. og ielses aaereoe raft.
gi bar ogiaa oner 1900 Buno
rGanop", alene for Sulebanoelen,
til II Gents Ynnoet.
8aaoe gammel o9 un9 inuiteres
bierteliet. grilerne er altio be la
bette.
The Blair Racket Store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-12-07
J Il E
-KOR

SIN err Oct lib at beitiae
SulefDrt.
gi bar be alminoelise til 5 % 106.
% nosle meeet pene npe til Is. 20,
"a 25 Sent Stpffet. 0uif at Iaa
npoie for ebers Sulebrepe!
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR>
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

Bring your hides to Medley Bros.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
Big Fruit Merchant Here.

T. II. Oakley, of Gentry, Ark :,
was business visitor in San An
cello several days last week Mr..
Oakley owns immense apple or.
chards near Gentry, aud was in
san Angelo figuring on some car
load shipments. Mr. Oakley said
j." was arranging for II continuous
shipment Of fruit to West Texas,
40 as to have fresh fruit arrive in
this city at regular intervals The
fruit grower stated that fifty-two
cars Of apples had beeu shipped
from his place into the surround.
ing country, this fall,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
WEAK KIDNEYS MAKE
WEAK BODIES.
Kidney Diseases Cause Hall the Com
mon Aches and Ills OF San
Angelo People.

A. one weak link wcakrnS chain, 50 weak
kidneys weaken the whole body and hasten
the final breaking down
over. work, strains, colds and causes inJurc
the Kidneys and when their activity II Tess
eucd the whole body suffers from the excess
OF uric poison circulated In the blood,
Achcs and pains and languOr and urinary illh
come, and there Is an cYcr'incrCasng tendon
cy toward diabetes and fatal lirlRht's disease.
There is no real help for the sufferer except
kidney help
DOan's Rdncy PMS act directly on the kid
ncyS and cure every Kidney III san Angelo
cures are the proof.
H. Levy. clothing salesman OF San Angc
10. Texas, says: 1t now over q year since
first commenced 10 be troubled with my back.
The attacks gradually grew more frequent
and were more severe, until for several days
at time would he compelled to lay on work.
The sccretiOnS from the Kidneys were highly
cOlOred and very irregular. When | saw
DOan Kidney Pms advertised at j W Harris
drug store / concluded to try them. The re-
suit was more than expected, Ms back got
well IN about four days, the SccrctioLs be-
came normal and felt better Ia every way.
In making this statement | only hope II VIII
be the means OF other persons suffering IN .
like manner 20 find rc,c' 10y giving DoanS
Kidney Pill fair Irial
For sale Dy an dealers. Price 30 cents Eos
ter.Milnurn Co, Buffalo New York, sole
agents for the United States,
! Remember the namc-DOnns-- and take M
4 other,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

-MoNEY TO loan Oh good secur
ity. W. H. Allen.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

Miss Eula I.ockhart, Of Sher-
wood, visited IN San Angelo last
week.
Mrs. G. A Lewis and Miss Bet
tie Ilite, of Sherwood, we're visit
ors in the city last week,
q. n. Chamberlain and family
went to Mercury Friday, Oh II
combined business and pleasure
visit.
Mrs. w, y. Tandy and child
rem, of Eldorado, passed through
the city Thursday en- route to Hico
on u visit to relatives,
Messrs. Thomas II. Guthrie and
r. B. Richey, of New York City
we're business visitors in San An
cello Thursday and Friday,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
THIRD WOOL SALE
MARGINS CONSIGNMENT
well, Jones & Donald. About
IS Cents, s-Shipping,


Another big wool sale was con-
summated in San Angelo last
week.
March Bros, who had nearly
200, 900 pounds Of fall clip, Con-
cho Country wool, sold their en-
tire consignment Friday to Messrs
Walter Marston and Henry Burns
representing the eastern wool
commission firm of llollowell,
Jones e Donald, of Boston, at
private figures. 1t is presumed,
and the presumption is founded
OF reliable basis, that March
Brothers wool brought from II
TO 10 cents per pound.
This is the third big fall wool
deal made in this city in the past
few days, mention OF the big
Hobbs ana Richardson transact
tIons hcing made III our last issue
The prices received in all of the
sales were not up to the degree
that would be entirel y satisfactory
to the wool growers of this section
for wool of this age. But tt x ng
everything into consideration, in
Guiding the condition of the east.
ern wool market, the prices paid
for West Texas fall clips were top
figures. Much more tall wool is
yet TO be brought to San Angelo,
some Of the sheep men having
been late in shearing, and more
good sales will be made in San
Angelo before the season is over.
Messrs. G. d. Stokes, Of Lam
pasas, one Of the Representatives
I'of Willett IL Co., who bought the
Hobbs consignment of 300, 600
pounds, the early part OF last
week, Jean Arnold, of San An.
tonic, with the same firm, and
Waiter Marston, with HollowelI =,
Jones IL Donald, left this city
Thursday Mr.. Burns, with Hol-
lowell, Jones e. Donald, remained
in San Angelo over Saturday, as
ssting in the preparing of the
March wool FOR shipment. IN the
neighborhood of $50, 900 pounds
of Comcho Country wool was ship
ped from San Angelo, East, this
week.
The Georgo Richardson wool of
25O,O pounds, went to ii. {.
Judd n Root. Of Hartford, Conn I;
Chas. W. Hobbs consignment of
100000 pounds to WjIlett IL Co.,
Boston, and March Brothers
100000 pounds to Holl DWELL,
Jones ~ Donald, also Of Boston.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
Band 10 Give Grand Concert.

The San Angelo Military band.
under the direction Of Mr.. h. A
Neaiy, is preparing for grand
band concert to he given some
time the latter part of this mouth
in the Turn Verhin hall. y splen.
did program is being arranged by
the able director, and the concert
will assuredlv be treat to lovers
Of good music. The date Of the
intended indoor concert will be
announced later, and all who
want to hear some exec EN- I
music and assist the home band
should turn out Oh musse to the
performance.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
Missouri Editor Here.

Clarence NJ. Xelgle, publisher
Of the Scmi-WeekIy Tribune, OF
Buuc"ton, Mo, was in San Angelo
several days last week. Mr.. Xeigle
was on II business visit. II was
his first trip this far west, and he
expressed himself agreeably snr-
prlsed with the thrift aud liveli-
ness Of this western country.
Mr. XeigIe remained III the city
till Sunday, when he left for Tenn
pie.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
REAL ESTATE RISE
IN ANGELO AND TEXAS
State Topics Dives interesting Ac-
count OF Dealings In Dirt. A
Land Man and BUYER.

The following very interesting
humorous item clipped from
State Topics, i'll reference to San
Angelo real estate in particular,
and Texas real estate III general,
is of Importance. 1t is styled
The Rise in Real Estate and
follows.
"The story is told Of an East
ern tourist and land seeker out IN
the San Angelo country who had
several square miles of land
offered him at ~ per acre. lie
really thought it II bargain, but
with true yankee caution aud con.
seryatism ne insisted on riding
over the land with the man who
offered it. The more he saw the
better he was pleased, and at last,
after riding several hours sand
Il believe it's alright, and III
take it at So "
AT WHAT" said the Texan,
"Why, at 50 per acre. That's
your price, isn't it?"
"You mean it was my price this
morning, but, my friend, it's now
nearly night and land is going up
mighty fast in these parts lt's
now worth 81 30 per acre. It's
liable to go up again before we
get back to town.
This is not an historical fact
in Texas lands, but the joke Illus
trates the nature and spirit OF
what IS really going on.
In the country now being
penetrated by the Orient road
northwest, in the far west Fort
Davis and Fort Stockton conn.
try, in the newly opened Browns
willie Coast region, in short all
over West Texas, the opportun'
tiles for securing good lands at II
low price are rapidly passing
The land seeker is not even wait
ing for railroad extension, but II
going ahead Of 1t, willing TO wait
for season and knowing, under
the present impetus Of develop
ment, the roads will soon cover
all these desirable sections now
isolated.
This years almost uncx.
ampled prosperity will start more
homeseeke to Texas from other
States than ever before, and
| Texans who have surplus capital
are waking up to the fact that the
longer they delay the less will be
the chances for bargains IN reaj
estate
"Ths man with the hoe IL get.
ting busy and staying busy in
Texas, aud is welcome, but the
man with the muck-rake is not
much in our midst, and not
needed. "
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

Miles Station is n prohiblnegr"
town. The colored minstrel troupe
that showed in San Angelo last
week. went from here to Miles,
where they intended presenting
their performance. But they did
not. After putting up the big
tent, a moh Of Milesans gathered
around the canvas and the negro
aggregation, that is under the
management Of white men, was
convinced that there was nothing
doing for them in Miles. Miles
has made the start of keeping tn"
negroes out, and intends holding
to the rule.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
Dairy and Food Commissions Report

The Minnesota Dairy and Food
Commissions analysis shows that
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
and Bees Laxative Honey and Tar
contained opiates and croton oil
Opiates are poisons and croton oil is
Il violent poisonous purgative. Refuse
TO accept any but Foley'S Honey and
Tar in yellow package. Folcy's
Honey and Tar contains NO OpiateS
or poisonous drugs and is the best
cough and cold cure. entral Drug
Store. Nov
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

We have secured the agency for
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup, the new
laxative that makes the liver lively,
puriics the breath, cures headache
and regulates the digestive organs.
Cures chronic constipation. Ask us
about il. rntral Dlw& store. Nov
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
l.TOtfD.

\ reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home for
immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. II will prevent the attack il
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarSc, or even after the croupy
cough app rs. For sale by all drug
gists. Nov
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22

4 suffered hibituallY from constipation
DOnu's Rcgulcts relieved and strengthened
ever since a. r. paws grocer sulphur
Springs, Texas.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1906-11-22
There's 90 Use

you can't beat Heroine lor
the liver. The greatest regulator ever
offered to suffering humanity: u So"
suffer from liver complaint u you are
bilious and frctful, its your liver' ana
Herbine will put it in proper condl-
ton. a positive cure for Conslipa,
tion. Biliousness, Dyspepsia ana an
ills due to torpid liver. Try Dot
Tie and YOU will never use anything
else. Sold by Central Drug Store. y
Douglas Island news., 1906-10-03

A schoolmaster once offered a prize to the pupil who would make the best composition in five minutes on ''How to Overcome Habits" When the five minutes had expired a lad of nine years stood up and said; "Well, sir, habit is hard to overcome. If you take off the first letter it does not change sabit.' If you take off another, you still have bit left. If you take off still another, the whole of it remains. If you take off another it is not totally used up, all of which goes to show that if you want to get rid of habit you must throw it off altogether" He won the prize.
Douglas Island news., 1906-10-03

Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife of Deputy Marshal L. L. Bowers of Kodiak, died there August g, and was buried the following day, few hours before her husband returned on the steamer Dora from trip to Nushigak. Mrs. Bowers was in good health when her husband left home and the shock to him when he stepped off the boat and was inform ed of her death was most severe one. Mrs. Bowers has been with her husband at Kodiak for the past nine years. She leaves one child, Mrs. H. Baehr of San Francisco, whose husband has for a number of years been auditor of that county.-Valdez News