The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 10, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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ANGELO TOM GREEN COUNTY TEXAS WEDNESDAY SEPT 10 I902
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Capital paid up
Surplus and undivided profits
Offers to Depositora'all tho accommodations which their balances
business and responsibility justify.
Jk M. L. MBRTZ Phes.. CHAS. W. HOBBS Vice Pncs.
f R. A. HALL Cashier.
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FOR SALE.
2880 acres. 12 miles south of
Colorado Texas; 2500 acres of
choice agricultural land well
watered by river and tanks.
Three pastures 3 room house
&0 a.'rcs In cultivation.
This is a Bargain
For some man who wants a good
stock farm. ?4.60 per acre;
?8000 cash balance 7 years
time.
L. E. Lasseter
Colorado Texas.
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STOCK NEWS.
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Mr. Tubbs of Sanco snipped
two enrs of horses from this ploce
to Leon county Friday.
Ben C Lee nnd Will Mays
sold to . . Craig one car load
of fnt cows nt $17. They were
shipped to mnrket.
W. T. Ciiwley bought from W.
C. Jones. 2 enrs of fat cows at
lT.per'head and shipped them
to Kansas City Friday.
W. C. Jones & Son sold to Tol
Cawley last Friday two cars of
fat cows tho figures boina in the
neighborhood of $17.50.
W. T. Cawley sold on the St
Louis market on September 8
1 car of 742 pound cows at $2.80
and 1 car of calves at $8.
Ilayden it Rucker of Irion
county bought COO stock cattle
at p. t. from W. F. Coates of
Hinde Crockett county.
John Berry bought 1500 head of
good muttons from O. J. Wood-
hull of San Antonio at $2.25 per
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E Colts at 3
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Mares Bred 5
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this season 5
Tom B Wilson
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HORSE BREAKING.
Ridgill Bros havo retired from the horse business but i2
E still having their corrals and first-class apparatus for break- jjJS
SEE iug horses. Have secured the services of Jim Burleson the 3
t well known horse bronkor nnd will brenk horses for tho 3
ji public training them without injury or senrs. Will make s
S a specialty of training fancy saddle horses and match teams. 3
Will train any horse to ride or work that can be trained or
g no charge for tho effort. Have worked wild horses on this 2
S: ranch for three years without a single animal being crippled S3
g: or killed and our work for the public will be under tho 2
Si same management. Ranch 20 miles northweBt of town. ss
San Angela. RIDGILL BROS.
Texas.
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head. The trade wns consum-
mated by wire.
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Y. Parham. 25 two and three year
old steers at $17 28. Son Saba
iews.
Cattlemen say that most of the
feeders who handle strictly top
kinds of steers have about nil
marketed their summer's feeders
and predict a scarcity of the
choice steers from now on until
December. Prices for the best
steers hnve been exceptional-
ly high nil summer nnd most
feeders enn now afford to take a
European v a c a t i o n. Drovers
Journal.
George Maul sold his ranch and
800 head of gonts on Dry Creek to
Marion Sharpe at $850 for the
ranch and $2.00 around for the
goats. Mr. Maul aiid family
stopped over a day or two in town
on their way to the Panhandle
country to look for a location.
George says if he don't find a
place there to suit him he will
come back to Edwards county.
Rock Springs Rustler.
Following shipments were ninde
from Coleman to market Inst Fri-
dny :
Sol Thomnson. 8 enrs cows. 1
car calves ; V. O. Gaun 1 car
cows;bnm Woodward 1 car; Tom
Dnniels 1 enr; John Cox 1 enr;
J B. Scott. 1 enr; J. P. Morris
2 cars ; W. C. Gay 2 enrs 1 enr
cnlves; Brown oc Armstrong 2
cars cows ; Ben Robey 1 car ; John
Pearce 1 car; J. C. Dibrell 1 enr;
Henry Gillaspio 1 car; Pope &
Trott 1 car mixed cattle.
From Talpa Frank Taylor 2
cars ; W. B. Harper 2 cars. Cole-
man Democrat.
(Continued on Pace Six. )
Take Care of the Stomach.
The man or woman whose di-
gestion is perfect nnd whose stom-
nch performs its every function is
never sick. Kodol demises puri-
fies nnd sweetens the stomach and
cures positively and permontly
all stomach troubles indigestion
nnd dyspepsia. It is the wonder-
ful reconstructive tonic that is
making so many sick people well
nnd wenk people strong by con-
voying to their bodies nil of the
nourishment in the food they ent.
Rev. J. H. Plolladay of Holladay
Miss. writes: Kodol has cured
me. I consider it the best reme-
dy I ever used for dyspepsia and
stomach troubles. I was given up
by physicians. Kodol saved my
life. Take it after meals. J. W.
Harris.
Miss Chnrlsie Hilton arrived
Saturday morning of Inst week
from DeLeon and will attend
school in San Angelo the ensuing
term. Miss Hilton is a sister of
Mrs. C. B. Bnssell.
THE SANTA FE WRECK.
Further Particulars of the Wreck Re.
ported In Last Week's Press
The Injured.
The disastrous wreck which oc-
curred on the Santa Fe below
Brownwnod on Tuesday night of
Inst week tho first news of which
wns contained in the Press Wed-
nesday morning wns a most un-
fortunate incident and the fact
that there were no more fatnlities
is indeed miraculous.
The train was wrecked by a
broken rail and three coaches nnd
the mail car left tho trnck one
of tho conches rolling down nn
embnnkment and stopping under
the bridge across Blanket creek.
The engine and baggage cor pass-
ed safely over the broken rail.
Following is a liBt of the injured ;
Mrs. R. M. Humphries skull
fractured died Friday.
Misses Alice and Kate Humph-
ries dangerously hurt; not fatal.
Lynn and Agnes Humphries
nnd two Humphries boys badly
bruised.
All the Humphries are from
Weetfield Harris county.
Mrs. K. II. Hawkins and three
children Brownwood; bruited
and cut on their heads.
Jeff Crossland Temple badly
cut
Mrs. J. H. Gilbert and son
Cleburne badly cut on head.
George Brownlee Zephyr Tex.
face cut.
Robert Bra bury and Steve Hoys
of Zephyr slight injuries.
Mrs. Anna Johnson Ballinger
badly injured.
R. N. L'sselton Temple bnck
sprained
B. Maxwell mail Clerk Temple
hip injured.
MibS Delia Hill Belton head
and hands cut.
Miss Mary Adams Noruna
head cut.
Mrs. Pullin Belmont Gonzales
county shoulder sprained.
Lee Xeblett. Waco badly hurt.
R. E. linker nnd J. W. Jnck-
son Blevins Blightly injured.
Lee Hall Brownwood cut on
head.
Dave Wilson. Cameron; Dr.
Wiggins Snn Angelo; D. B.
Smith Eden ; .1. T. Porter Fort
Smith Ark. slightly hurt.
Immediately on receipt of news
of the nccident the ngent at
Brownwood summoned nil the
physicians of that city to be pre-
sent on the arrival of the special
train conveying the wouu'ded to
render all possible aid in coring
for those who were injured. The
citizens of Brownwood organized
for the work of relieving the suf-
ferers conveyed them to the Crown
hotel where accommodations had
been provided and where they re-
ceived tho best of treatment.
As a result of the wreck stat-
ions west of Brownwood had no
train service Wednesday the first
to reach tliiB plnce being on the
regular schedule Thursday morn-
ing Mrs. R. M. Humpries and her
six children who were among the
injured formerly resided at West-
field Harris county but were on
their way to Brownwood to join
Mr. Humphries who had pre-
viously gone to that plnce nnd
deciding to locate had instructed
his family to come.
Brownwood Tex. Sept 4.
Mrs. It. M. Humphries died today
from injuries received in tho
wreck on the Santa Fe. All others
who were injured in tho wreck it
is thought will recover. Mrs.
Humphries will be buried here to-
morrow at 10 o'clock. Rev. It.
M. Humphries husband of the
deceased Iiob been here about a
week coming from Houston ahead
of the family to secure a home.
The unfortunnto fnmily wns on
tho wrecked trnin tho mother
four daughtors and a son and all
were injured. One daughter may
not recover.
Campbell Murray brother of
Charlie Murray the popular bar-
ber has moved with his family
from Ballinger to this plnce. Mr.
Murray hns until recently been
running a barber shop at Ballin
ger but Bold it to come to San
Angelo for his wife's health. Ho
has not ob yet decided what
business ho will engage in. The
Press welcomes Mr. Murray and
hiB family to our city.
Mitchell County In bad Shape.
Some of our commissioners n
tew vears ago intimated thnt they i
wouiti soon redeem the county
nnd put scrip nt pnr. But scrip
is rather going down instead of up.
Our county now more than ever
before is in need of some wise
financiering. Colorado Spokes-
num. This is surprising considering
that Mitchell county is the home
of the West Texas Stockman.
But that great Country Saver is
so unselfishly devoting its time
money nnd genius to outsido nf-
fnirs nnd therefore wots not
about things running down nt
the heel nt home. The Spokes-
man should tnko tho troublo to
the eteer organ.
A Boy's Wild Ride For Life.
With fnmily around expecting
him to die nnd n son riding
for life 18 miles to get Dr.
King's New Discovery for Con-
sumption Coughs and Colds W.
II. Brown of Leesville Ind. en-
dured death's agonies from asth-
ma but this wonderful medicine
gave him instant relief and soon
cured him. Ho writes: "I now
sleep soundly every night." Like
marvelous cures of Consumption
Pneumonia. Bronchitis Coughs
Colds and Grip prove its match-
less merit for all Throntand Lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c
and $1.00. Trinl bottles free at J.
W. Harris's Drug Store.
Clun Club Shoot.
At the regular weekly shoot of
the San Angelo Gun Club last
Thursday the following scores
were made. Prof. J. S. Abbott
capturing the medal mnking 28
out of 25 with n handicap of 5:
C. II. Powell (II) 20 out of 252:1
Albert Wilcox (0) 211 " " 2o 23
Geo. Hairelstein (2)... .21 " " 25 2.'l
J. S. Abbott (o) 2.1 " " 2; 28
Clarendon Ions (7) 12 " " 2.'i--l!l
Bob Andrews (12) 14 " "252(1
John Freeland (10J....15 " "2525
P.N. Ions (7) 20 " "2527
Theodore Bell 11 " " 2511
Albert DeBerry 13 " " 2513
A Communication.
Mn. Editou Allow me to speak a
few words in favor of Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. I suffered
for three yenrs with the bronchi-
tis and could not sleep at nights.
I tried several doctors and vari-
ous patent medicines but could
get nothing to give mo any relief
until my wife got a bottle of this
valuable medicine ' which has
completely relieved me. W. S.
Buockman Bognell Mo. This
remedy is for sale 'by the Central
Drug Store.
Sutton County Republicans.
Tho Sutton county Republican
convention on tho 20th ult elect-
ed P. Hurst chairman and Miko
Murphy secretary. Resolution
pledged support to "tho nominee
of the party" reaffirmed allegi-
ance to well known republican
policies and instructed delegates
to vote for It. B. Howley for State
chairman C. C. Drakf for Sen-
atorial chairman. Philip Pernor
of Ozonn was elected delegate to
State and Senatorial conventions
and instructed to vote in accord-
ance with resolutions
Lingering Summer Colds.
Don't let a cold run at this sea-
son. Summer colds are the hard-
est kind to cure and if negl.ected
may linger along for months. A
long siege like this will pull down
the strongest constitution. One
Minute Cough Cure will break up
tho attack at once. Safe sure
acts at once. Cures coughs colds
croup bronchitis all throat and
lung troubles. Tho children like
it. J. W. Harris.
Bargains In Toilet Articles.
We have a lino of the celebrat-
ed "Elysian" Toilet nrticles
which wo wish to closo out for
need of the room thoy occupy .
They include toilet nnd baby
powder manicure powder fnco
powder and cream Lavender salts
and other liko goodB. We arc of-
fering them at 10 cents lor choice
Come quick before tho supply
gives out. Austin Sponcor & Co.
Tho Auction House.
Lannio Jones has opened up a
fruit and vegotablo stand in the
place formerly occupied by F. It.
Harsh next door to tho Central
Meat Market.
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A. J. BAKER
BANKERS
SAN ANGELO
A.J. BAKER the President of thl Lank hns been n resilient cltlien of Snit
Angelo for IS jenn. lie wn-i Commlnloner of tho tlencrnl Lata Ofileo of Texns for
fourjenrs h well Imown mn nfe anil conservative banker
We Respectfully Solicit Deposits from all Persons.
Moneys loaned on Conservative Basis
SCOOPED 'EM ALL.
The San Angelo Press Scores n Most
Unique Journalistic Beat on the
Brownwood Wreck.
It is getting to bo a subject of
common remark that "every-
thing seems to bo coming The
Press' way" and it is even freely
Boid that "Tho Lord and tho
people are with The Press." It
is a Btrong combination against
which no ovil influence can pro-
vail. Tho most recent instance in
point is tho caso ot the Brown-
wood wreck which tho Press sin-
cerely deplores but "points with
pride" to the fact that it was tho
first journal to publish tho news
of it. The wreck occurred about
0 p. m. September 2 yet not a
single one of the "great dailies"
of. the 8rd had a single lino
about it while Tho Press of tho
same dnte nnd issued nt about
the snme hour had tho essential
facts.
The Press comes very near
giving tho news up to tho time it
"happens."
'Photo who wish to know how it
was done will please observe
that there is nothing verdant
within our optics.
Birthday Celebration.
Miss Olga Zenker who on Mon-
day tho 1st inBt . renehnd hnr 19r.h
birthday was most ngreenbly sur-
jinr-'.-u iii mu uvuillIJg uy h Humour
of her friends whocamo to join her
in celebrating the occasion. The
pleasant homo of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Chns. W. Zenker on
East Twoliig avenue was given
over to tho enjoymont of tho hos-
tess nnd her guests and for some-
time thoy delighted themsolves in
a full enjoyment of tho pleasant
features provided. At nn appro-
priate hour delightful refresh-
ments wore served. Those in at-
tendance were in addition to
Mii-s Olga : Misses Alma Alborth-
al ElloKantery Katie Tankers-
lev Martha and Emma Balfanz
Eleonor Dupree Era and Lola
Harris Martha Dressier and El-
sie Zenker Messrs. Fred Gerber
Julius Fritz Earl Morgan Tom
Cody Otto Balfanz nnd Morgan
Xussbaumer.
Mrs. J. P. Andersen oiitortniii-
ed a few couples of young folks
at ner iiumu on Twolug avenue
Thursday evening. Cnrds danc-
ing nnd other plensnnt forms of
amusement were indulged in and
ice cream and other agreeable re-
freshments served. The guests
were Misses Poe and Scottie
Early Rossie Ede Mattie Hndley
and Corn Sehoenomnn and Mes-
srs. S. E. Gantt W. W. Foreman
It. Neeloy and Frank Early.
D. K. MeMullen and family re-
turned from Virginia Saturday
morning and have tnkmi possess-
ion of their home in the northern
suburbs. Their many friends
welcome their return.
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C. C NEELEY
I NEELEY BROS.
:) (Successor to JacRson A Neeley Bros)
Corner West of London Hotel Site.
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Z Grain and All Kinds of Feedstuffs. H
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W Wool Live- Stock and Ranch Commission.
) Make a specialty of Handling San Angelo
(j Real Estate
4We Buy Hides Furs Pccaps Etc.
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Real listnto.
A. J. Morgan to John Freeland
1 acres for $200.
J. B. Kontint? to K. X.. ntmnt- n
lots in Miles addition for $75.
Ed DucL'nn. Jr. in T.. 1. I?nrr o
lots in Millspaugli addition $7o"
A. J. Monmn to W. L. Prtmrln
U lots in Lnsker addition for $15.
A. J. Moriinn to It. A. Pnul o
lots in Lnsker addition for $150.
J. S. Miles to Ilroomo & Fnrr
IS lots in MillsDiiUL'h nddifcinn
$800.
U. G. Tovlor to It. A. Pnul. n
lots on Beauregard avenue- for
$100.
R. II. Nail hns hotiL'litthn John
Harris place on Twohig avonuo
for $0000.
II. M. to W. C. B. Collvns. 1
lot and improvement!) in Milos .
addition $51)5.
Austin Snencor to J. W. Cald
well for $811 1 lot and improve
ments in sponcor addition.
Jim Farr to Mrs. Einnm Pnl-
linui the north half of tho south
05 feot of lotB 19 and 20 block 18.
W. L. Carl of New York by
his agent Jos. Sponce Jr.
bought tho Glonmoro farm
which was Bold by tho sheriff to
satisfy a judgment on last Tues-
day. Tiio successful bid was
$8800.
Rev. A. L. Barr returned from
the Snn Saba Presbytery which
has been in session at Blanket
Brown county Inst Tuesday.
Meeting of Hose Co. No. i.
This division of tho city's vol-
unteer firo department held its
regular monthly mooting at Ar-
chitect Ruflini'fl office Thursday
night and in addition to tho trans-
action of routine business and thn
election of several now mombors
J. II. Alexander was olected soc-
ond assistant foreman.
Guy Bunnell son of J. C. Bun-
nell died at his homo on Lipan
Flat of typhoid fovor on last
Friday morning tho remains be-
ing interred in that vicinity on
tho afternoon of tho samo day.
Deceased was just on tho thresh-
old of young manhood about 21
years of age and Tho Press joins
in sympathy to tho bereaved 'rela-
tives. "In dealint: with man. remom-
ber that a spoonful of oil will go
farther than a gallon of vinegar."
The same may bo said of ohildron.
There is nothing so yood for child-
ren os tho old-fashioned castor
oil. However much thoy may
abhor it it is thoir host medicino
for disorders of tho bowels. In
the more severe cases of diarrhoea
and dysentery however Cham-
berlain's Colic Cholera and Dia-
rrhoea Remedy ehould bo givon
after the oil operates and a quick
cure is sure to follow. For sale
by tho Central Drug Storo.
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Truly, P. E. The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 36, Ed. 1, Wednesday, September 10, 1902, newspaper, September 10, 1902; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116032/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .