The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 36, Ed. 1, Thursday, September 7, 1905 Page: 2 of 8
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THE SAN ANGELO PRESS SAN ANGELO TEXAS THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 lQ5
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ig Town Lot Sale
"Angelo Heights'1 Addition to San Angelo
Texas. Sale Begins 9 O'clock A. M.
Tuesday Sept 19th 1905
Tho Greatest Town Lot Halo in thu liiHtnrv of Texas The nmst houutiftil rem-
donoo property ever put on the market. Mini Angelo in tint coming city of tlio Great
West. Sho Iiiih everything in her fuvor to uink her it largo nnd prosperous city. From
tlio piist four years growth tlio bright future before San Angolo will ring tlio boll at
2i000 notch in loan tlian 10 voiim. Shu Inn tlio location and prestige iui1 with thn
rapid conversion of lior imporial ranches into fertile fiirnis which am moro productivo
than thn renowned black lands. Sho is rapidly laying the toundation m tlio futnro job-
bing and flnuncial contor of thu motropoliH of WoHtorn Toxas and Mexico. Ho who
buys property in Angelo Heights NOW has created an iMtnto thut will nnhanco in vuluo
with tlio passing of tunc. For a homo Angolo Heights is IDEAL. For an investment
it oilers tlio moHt fluttering opportunities to bu had in thin prosporom nnd growing
Stuto. Tho salo in "Angolo Heights" will bagin promptly at 1):00 o'clock Tuesday
niorning September lttlli and the property Hold in blocks with the price of each con-
Hpicuoiiflly diHplayod.
The Extremely Low Prices
at which this property will be Hold will astonish you. We advise the purrluiHi of th's
proporty eithor for a pernianont home or an mvoHtnient and have made our prices and
tonus suflioiently liberal to assure you u profit should you desire to re-sell it. For
further information concerning "Angelo Heights" call on or nddresH the following
local real ostuto doalerH :
Morgan . Hcckcrt Currier Thames & Co. Jackson & Murrah
Bailey . Paul Thompson . Bonner Hillis 6. Cunningham Will
Dougherty J I Huffman West & Barber Dailcy L Brainbridgc or
Lanes Mitchell Co
Landon Hotel
San Angelo Texas
LIFE IN JAVA.
The Automobile.
DctI s Itlver Nows
15. It. A mo9 of Pruguo Olclu.
Gonoral Managor of tlio south-
woHtorn Transit company of
Guthrio Okla. wan in Sonora thin
woek.
Tlio Southwestern is the Auto-
mobilo company that tlio people
of Sonoru havo contracted with
for tlio establishment of a pusson-
gor and oxpress sorvico botwoon
Sonora and San Angelo via 151
Dorado and Christovul. Mr.
Amos dooa not antioipato any in-
surmountablo obstruction on tlio
routo. Tlio road ia a bottor nat-
ural road than ho expected to
find and with the privologo of a
privato right-of-way will bo ablo
to give tlio traveling public
accommodations equal to a rail
road. Throo cars have been
shipped for thia sorvico and the
lino will bo started as soon aa the
nocossary right-of-way and road-
bed is put in condition. The cars
are equipped with all necessary
conveniences for the traveling
public telephone coniiootioiiB ac-
etylene heudlightH gJiiBs fronts
tight curtains and will make an
average of 12 miles an hour until
the routined is in condition and
public accustomed to tlio sorvico
when the apoed will be in-
creased. Mr. AmoB eays tlio line
19 not experimental in any sense.
Thoy havo $10000 in equippment
to date and thoy intond to ex-
pand with tlio demands of the
public. Tlio Southweetorn in-
tends in tlio near future exten-
ding tlio line from Sonora to Del
Itio which will give tlio traveling
public short quick and comfort-
ablo counootion with San Angolo
on the Santa Fo and tlio Southern
Pacific. The News believes and
hopes for the succobs of tlio
Southwestern and tlio advancos
mode of travol to bo inaugorated
by the enterprise of tlio Sonora
country.
i THeB
MiiiiIIhIiI mill Kyrxln'it.
Sunlight ii h distinct from Him bent In
of bcucllt lo liiiinan eyes. Unless ro-
fracted from white cliffs or stretches
of sn ml or by other menus. It does not
cause nny Impairment of vision. It Is
the miturnl provision of the sense of
sight mill Ih In hnrmony with tho nat-
urnl period for work nnd pleasure
thnt Is the day. So soon ns wo Intro-
dueo nrtllU'lnl light we dcnl with that
which needs caution. A dim light In-
jures vision because the eye niters its
shape to rccolvo tho fephle rnys. On
the other lined n strong artificial llcht
will produce Inllnmmntlon of the eye
siii'fnco nnd worse.
WATCH FOR
mhiii Skirt i
I Nrro'n Aiiprnrnnrr
In his youth Nero was remarkably
handsome hut enrly In manhood his
habits of dissipation made him exceed-
ingly corpulent. To Judgo from his
medals nnd the descriptions left of hi in
lio must havo woighed over 200 pounds.
His foatures wero regular hut his eyes
were so protuberant as to be almost a
deformity nnd ho was nearsighted so
much so that ho could not recognlzo
his acquaintances across the street.
Glenmore Farm and Pasture Posted
Tlio public is notiflod that I will prosecuto to the
full oxtont of tho law any porson shooting or tres-
passing In my fields or pastures
C. B. METCALFE
III Ml.tultp.
Mr. Sllmnky I don't believe tho city
water Is safe. I notice It has n clouded
appoaranco this morning and tastes
sort of milky nnd Mrs Stnrvem
That glass contains milk Mr Sltmsky.
Tho water Is nt your left. And by tho
way your board bill was due yester-
day. Cleveland Lender.
It lias dono mo good to be somewhat
parched by tlio heat nud drenched by
tho rnln of life. Longfellow.
W. L. MoDurmitt is in DalhiB.
J. B. Taylor and wifo roturned
from Minorul WoIIb Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas Dolan of Water
Valloy was hero Friday
-Muaio Books Allon. tf
Tlir Nnllvc Are flrmc nnil Mnlnljr
l.lro mill I'.nt In I'nlillc
The Jnvans live much in public and
tho poorer classes Instead of eating
their meals nt home as Is the man-
ner of the unsociable Hindoo seem
Usually to breakfast nnd illne at one
of tlic llliienint cookshops to lie foimd
nt v ery street corner. More exclusive
people may lie seen buying the small
pin ki'iH of curry and rice wrapped In
fresh plantnlu leaves ami pinned will
liainlioo splinters which are Intended
Tor home eonsuuiptioii.
To stroll down a village street and
waii'h the eiilluary operations In prog
ress at wayside eating shops win mi
Ulifiiliiig source of auiiiseinent and
er.v ele.in and appeti'.liig tliey lo iked
though the smell was occasionally
somewhat trying to the Imropeaii nose.
'J lie Jimius like nil lice eating peo-
ple are fond of pungent ami ell smell-
ing sauces nnd equivalents of the Itur-
iiiau giuipeo nnd .Inpanese bean soy
are In constant reipnsltlon.
The nntlves and especially the chll-
tlrcu look fat and liealthy mid appear
to enloy life under easy conditions
though they nre generally speaking of
grave demeanor mid are not endowed
tvitli the unfailing vivacity which dis-
tinguishes the Illiniums and Japanese.
During the six weeks that we spent In
the Island we did not see half a dozen
beggars and except in cities certainly
not Unit number of policemen. -Pearson's.
THE VEILED PROPHET.
llr Wn (In- Moil iXcil liiipuntor of
llie .lllililli- Aue.
The celebrated "veiled prophet" of
history was a Moslem fanatic whose
real name was Ilaken Ibn Ilashcm.
He was born about the middle of the
eighth century and became the most
noted Impostor of the middle ages. He
pretended that lie was an embodiment
of the spirit of the "living Cod" and
being very prollclent In Jugglery (which
the Ignorant mistook for the power to
work miracles) hoou drew mi Immense
number of followers around him. He
always wine a gold mask claiming
that lie did so to protect the mortals of
this earth who he said could not look
upon his face mid live.
At last after thousands had quilted
the city and even left the employ of
the Caliph nl Mohdl to Join the fanat-
ical movement an army was scut
against tho "veiled prophet" forcing
him to lice for safety to the cnstle at
ICch north of the Oxus. Filially when
ultimate defeat was certain the
prophet killed nud burned his whole
family and then threw himself into (lie
Humes being entirely consumed except
his hair which was kept In a museum
nt ISagdad until the time of the cru-
sades. He promised his faithful fol-
lowers that ho would reappear to them
in the future dressed In white and rid-
ing a white horse.
A VAST STONY WRECK.
Tlir North Cnue In .orTir ! Alinoxt
tlin WnrliI'M Ilnil
Tho North cape Norway Is not quite
tho most northerly laud In Kurope but
It is far enough north n dismal black
point Jutting out Into tlio sea nearly
n thousand feet high. Leading to the
top Is a rough path not dlttlcult to as-
cend unless It be wet and slippery.
From the top to the edge of the cliff
Is a half mile or more of hard walking
over stones or through mire.
At last we come to the edge of the
cliff. The sun though It Is nearly 11!
o'clock has nlmost readied the lowest
edge of ills dally path but In still far
above the shimmering sea. You stand
on thnt lonely point feeling except for
tho prcsenco of those around you thnt
you nro quite out of tho world in which
you have hitherto spent your life. You
stand without on n rock pelted by ev-
ery Rtonn of wind nnd snow. Attacked
by tho tlery summer sun and pitiless
winter frost no wonder that neither
tree nor shrub nor senrce a (lower can
exist. Among tho most solemn places
on the globe It must lie reckoned the
world's end n vnst stony wreck pro-
jecting above the wldo wnsto of wn-
ters. Albert L. Bolls In Hnoklovers
Magazine.
Tlir TcnrUrrrlllef.
In some parts of the Tyrol a beauti-
ful t bough curious custom prevails.
When a girl Is going to bo married and
Just before sho loaves for the church
her mother gives her a handkerchief
which is called n tearkerchlef. It Is
mndo of newly spun nud unused linen
and with It tlio girl dries tho natural
tears she sheds on leaving home. The
tearkerchlef is never used nfter the
mnrrlago day but Is folded up and
placed In tho linen closet where It re-
mains till Its owner's death when It is
taken from Its place nnd spread over
her dead face.
Knnn Your Own .Ml nil
The great majority of people need
brnclng up all tho time. They want to
bo renssured. They do not know their
own minds They are not sure of
themselves. The leader tho man who
can rulo others must bo master of
this art. Kucouragement Is to ninny
men what (lattery Is to some women.
Success.
How He Aroliloil II
"novo you ever been hissed olf tho
stago?" asked tlio girl who was thrill-
ed nt having met n real netor.
"Oh no" ho replied. "When I'm olT
tho stngo I always try to bo among
friends ns much ns possible." Chicago
necoriMIernld.
Learn to say "No." It will bo of
raoro use to you thnn to bo able to read
Latin. Spurjjeon.
5WJPi(f!S(c;;5feSfi;Safc
CKeap TLxes
We lmi- the choielest suburban acreage property adjacent
to the cit. just out side limits with advantages second to none
in or near Sun Angelo. best water In siililclent quantities to Irri-
gate vvitli a splendid view of tlio clt.x. and located near the line
homes of l)r M. M. Woodward W. ('. Jones 1. . Coleman and
others thut cost from -M.lion.OO to W.OOO.OOeacli. An Ideal place for
a home where you can have your lawn with stuteh shade trees;
also fruit vegetables milk butter pigs chickens turkovs eggs
and. In fact everything thnt goes to comfort and make life worth
living. The land at prices about one-sixth what vou can buv just
inside the city limits and can sell you what von want from one
acre up j st i tf wsJ
We have sold within the last .10 da.s small tracts out of II0J
acres aggregating 7H acres in this part of city and still have in
reserve the eiemn of the tract and host bargains. There Is no bet-
ter Held for iinestments and homes. t f.
We still have Mrs. Wallace's beautiful lots on Heauregard.
ailoy c& Paulf
Sir S
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. 2S
Bargains in Breeding Stoc)
Brood Wares
F"Int Jacks
Wul Colts
Geldings
C. B. IVIETCALFE San Angelo Tex.
PITIABLE IMPROVIDENCE.
The W'ny Jtnncr la Wmitntl ThronRh
iKnornncc of Food Vnlnrs.
Examples of glaring ignorance of
food values may well bo culled from
the note of those experts who havo
visited tlio poor of the different cities.
In the slums of Chicago it was found
that a woman whose husband was out
of work and whoso family was living
on a few cents a day bought lettuce n
food so Innutritions that nt least when
out of season and high in price It is n
luxury even for the rich. This woman
Hiicrlllceil the Inexpensive but nutri-
tious classes of foods for leaves con-
taining over 80 per cent of water and
1." per cent of refuse. It lias been
truthfully snld that a man would
Htiirro to death on a diet of lettuce
alone.
1'ltlahlc Improvidence was found in
tho Now York slums. A watchman
was feeding his family nt the rate of
It cents per person a day all that ho
could afford yet his wife bought ex-
pensive cuts of beef Instead of the
equally nutritious cuts of lower price;
also large quantities of butter whoso
value might havo been invested In
dried benns nnd moro bread. Sho also
wasted money on soda crackers and
Jumbles costing two or three times ns
much ns bread and containing no moro
nutrition. It wns estimated that his
wife might havo obtained about olght
times as much nutrition for her mon-
ey had she substituted dried peas for
green peas. Another inrge savins
would hnve been the substitution of
fresh for condensed milk. John B.
Wntklns In Header Magazine.
Classified
"Ads."
s- - sa" s" sf- s " sf " "
liUBlnusB nucl InuoHlftient
Mulks I will stand tho Met-
calfe juck "Horaco" at my farm
on Lipan Flat for the Benson of
1003. Terms S10. J. J. Stephens.
Bi.ACKSMiTHi.Nti I do all sorts
of blacksmith work repair work
to vehicles and implements
horHo-8hoeing otc. Shop neor
tho Catholic church.
10-tf jjks G. Holt.
LoBt nnd Found.
HonsK Found A groy horse
branded " and ( ) Ownor will
apply at Pross ! oflice and
pay for this advertisement.
Porsonnl
' Pkksonai.. If Mr. Leo Wil-
liams would placo an od in this
column of Tho Press he could get
J tho school teacher ho wants.
Ilaiv to Mpko Cucumber Catchup.
I'ccl and grate fresh green cucum-
bers sucli as would be sliced for the
table. Lay on a cheesecloth spread
over a strnlner so that tho surplua
Julco will drain off. Season two
quarts of this pulp pressed freo from
Juice one pint of finely chopped onion
one cup of freshly grnted horseradish
with a tablespoouful of pepper and six
level tablcspoonfuls of sugar and a
tablespoonful of salt or enough to
make It taste right. This amount
should be put Into threo quart Jars
and each Jar tilled with cold vinegar.
Seal and set nway In n cool dark
plnce. The catchup will keep nil winter.
Wanted
llorr In I'rntrct I'lnnnn.
A growing plant should be kept In
the room with n piano says a piano
tuner. As long as the plant thrives
the piano will bo In tuno and In good
condition Tho reason thnt n piano
Is Injured by n dry overheated room Is
that all tho moisture Is taken out of
tho sounding board. Tho board Is forc-
ed Into tho center nnd though tho
wood Is Biipposed to bo ns dry ns pos-
slblo when this is done It contains
some moisture nnd gathers moro on
damp dnys. When this moisture Is
dried out the bonrd flnttens and finally
cracks.
Ilmr In WnNli ChlfTnn.
It is quite easy to wnsh nnd Iron the
better kinds of chiffon nnd mnko It
look ns good ns new. Mnko a lather
with soap powder In warm water lloat
the chiffon In tills for about ten min-
utes do not rub but fold carefully be-
tween the hands and squeeze gently
two or three times. Then placo It be-
tween the folds of a clean soft towol
nnd press In It until most of tlio niols-
turo Is nbsorbed. Iron on the wrong
side while still damp nud the chiffon
will be quite glossy nnd fresh again.
Ilmr to Keep ntn Krculi
Many housekeepers complain that the
nuts thoy buy grow dry und tnsteless
nnd nro very unsatisfactory as used In
cako filling or to eat In tliolr natural
stato. It W said that If nuts are
brought in fresh in tlio fall and packed
in casks between layers of ft no sand
they will keep fresh throughout the
whole year.
lloiv to llrmorti Spcit nii tlie N'lilln.
To remove whlto spots from tho nails
mako a pnsto of equal parts of turpen-
tlno and myrrh Spread on the nulls at
night binding on a cloth to proveut fta
Boiling thn clot""' Ttprr.iro In the
morning by applying olivo oil.
Wa.ntkd to ijuy A 1 Vendors
i Lion notes. AddreBs T. M. Box
582 San Angolo Texas. 80-pd
Wantkd. By roliablo married
man position as teamster. Good
hand with stock or on ranch to
rido pasture and keop up fencos.
Good roforonces in Houston or
Galveston . Writo to box 100
Houston Heights Hurris County
Texas.
Waxtkd By a young lady
position as governess capable of
teaching English branches and
music on piano. Writo P. O.
Box 10IJ Llano TexaB.
for Snli
Any Thing You want trans-
forrod on short notico cull tip D .
E. Cocroham phono 189. 28tf
Orn Papkhs 15 por hundred
at The Press ofllco.
Santa Fo Specials
Account Mexican Holidays
Moxico City Tickets on sale Sopt.
10-11-12 final return limit 80
days from dato of salo; rate
.$80.85. Stop over any point in
Mexico Montroy SaltilloTovoon
Durang San Louis Sotosi and
Caluya Mex. ono faro for round
trips; tickots on salo Sopt. 10-11
and 12; Montoroy and Saltillo
final return limit 10 days from
dato on salo other stations 80
days from dato on sale. Stop
ovor any point in Moxico.
Miss Froda Glitky returned
from lior vacation Sunday.
1000 rolls of wall paper
from 5c to SI per roll just re-
ceived by Atchison & Simpson
next door to Arkansaw Smith.
W. B. OAIIBINGTON D. D. S.
ORNTIST.
ItoomB 0 und 7 First National
Bank Buildiug
San Angki.o .... Tkxas.
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