The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 40, Ed. 1, Wednesday, October 8, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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THEAN ANGELO PRESS SAN ANGELO TEXAS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 8 1902
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THE SAN ANGELO PRESS.
iMiiod WrilncMlny Mornlniri. Onico of l'u
Mention Ohnrtbourne Htroct Opposite Mayi
llulldliiK. TrtiepliOiio 211.
P. E. TRULY Editor nml Proprietor.
FELIX PRODANDT AuociMo Editor.
SUIIHOIIII'TION' JtATKH-
OnoYcnr tl.M: Hlx Month. ':
Four Month . . V). Two Mnnthi 2c
SAN ANGELO. TEX OCT 8 1902.
AllVKiniBINK KATBS.
TrnnMent ixtverthemi-nt rtl'pliiy per Incli.
iiichlniartimi.. MonH.
Tlmo oont'ttou. tmnlnv per Inch rnoh lner-
tlrin I cent.
Loanl notices vv limn lo llm-i per line eiich
Insertion . ... ... ftoi-nt
llxtrn clmriie fur nN si-t In Mnnllcr type tlmn
lorn primer
No DKciiunlt No Coimnlniloiii.
l'UIIMSIlCII'H NOTICK.
C'nnW of Tliiink". Ile)liitlons of Ituipuot.
OljltuiirleHiimlhltiilliir nnllOPH iiublliheil In the
I'rewi will lio chanted for lit reKiilar tulvertlv
lnc rnlii. AilvprtWnif for cliureli MJliool unit
clinrlty lienclltK will be dinrKvil nt halt rutuit.
nilANOK OF AI)I)I(I:HK.
HtilnurllicMonlurlnir clumitv of iiddre's will
plon'u ulu now me old nnn new pouomcu
Confederate Pensions.
Austin Texas September 150.
Tlio uvailtiblu nppropriatioi. for
Confederate pensions for tho next
six montliH $100000 Iiiih been
apportioned l)y I ho comptroller
and tho amount for tho next two
quiirlora will ho $".-10 for eaeh
pouHiouur or cjiiniter.
Tho pension roll Iiub just hnd
101 now names ndtled making fi
total of 7080 pensioners. Of thoso
thoro aro 208 whoso whereabouts
aro unknown tho majority of
whom have not been heard from
for a your or moro.
In making this apportionment
tho number of missing pensioners
and tho doath rate aro reckoned
on tho basis of mortality tables
of tho leading life insurance com-
panies. Tho comptroller will appreciate
the kindness if county oflicers
and frionds of Confederate pen-
sioners will give tho olllco notico
of tho doath of any pensioner im-
mediately aftor such fact has
been ascertained. Tho apportion-
ment tin's time is a decrease of 75
conts over tho last quarter.
Tho following notices aro be-
ing mailed to county judges:
You are hereby notified that
tho allidavit to "proof of servico"
in tho Confodorato army hereto-
fore made a part of tho applica-
tion blanks furnished by this of-
fico aro not considered by mo as
suflicient and not in compliance
with or fuftllment of the inten-
tion and meaning of tho law.
Hereafter applications for pen-
sions will not bo considered as
boing in oomplianeo with tho law
unless acepmpanied by tho writ-
ten testimony of tho witnesses
as taken down by or under tho
direction of tho county judge or
tho county commissioners.
Tho afhdavi). now m uso as to
"inability of support by labor of
any sort" is considered suiliciont.
Yory respectively
li. M. Lovn Comptroller.
Goes LlkC Mot Cakes.
"Tho fastest soiling article I
have in my store" writes drug-
gist C. T. Smith of Davis Ky.
"is Dr. King's Now Discovery for
Consumption Coughs and Colds
because it always cures. In my
six years of sales it has never fail-
od. I have known it to sovo suf-
ferers from Throat and Lung di-
seases who could got no help
from doctors or any other reme-
dy." Mothers roly on it best
physicians prescribe it and J. V.
Harris guarantees satisfaction or
refund price. Trial bottles free.
Regular sizes o0c and $1.
Mrs. M. A. Woodward and
daughter Miss Myrtie of Cole-
man arrived Wednesday morning
on a visit to tho family of Dr. M.
M. Woodward.
-Get a free sample uf Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
at the Central drug store. Thoy
aro easier to take and more pleas-
ant in effect than pills. Then
their U6e is not followed by con-
stipation as is often the case with
pills. Regular size 25c. per box.
HORSE BREAKING.
Hidgill Urns have retired from tho horse businoss but jSj
all having their corrals and first-elass apparatus for break- 3
'm hurst'. Have sei iired the serviet'S of Jim Burleson the 2
'il known horse breaker and will break horses for tho -5
iibliu training I hem without injury or scars. Will mako xs
specialty of 1 raining fancy saddlo horses and match teams.
... v 1 1 1 train any hmvc to ride or work that can bo trained or r
E i in charge for' the effort. Have worked wild horses on this
T ranch for throe years without a single animal boing crippled :rS
E or killed and our work for the public will bo under tho j
5: samo management. Uaneh 20 miles northwest of town. S
1 San Angelo. RIDGILL BROS.
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AUG NOT FOR PULL FUUDINQ.
Mnny of Missouri's Cattle Purchas-
ers Will Not Come Back This
Winter.
"There will not bo many cattle
fodin Missouri as you would think
from tho number of stockers and
feeders boing snipped out into tho
state from Kansas City" said a
prominent feeder from Warrens-
burg today. "A great many of
the cattle now going to tho
country will bo roughed through
the winter and put on grass in tho
spring and later short-fed for
market. Thoro is a world of
roughness in tho country. Hay
was a bountiful crop and is good
and cheap. Young hogs can
scarcely be gotten at any prico
and feeding cattle without hogs
to run aftor them is a now ex-
perience to Missouri feeders. It
means that in order to get the
full benefit of thoir feed they will
have to grindo very bushol of corn
that goes into thoir cattle. This
means an additional expense and
a lot of bother in feeding. Feed-
ers are not looking for cheap beef
within the noxt year. Neither
are thoy looking for cheap pork.
They figure that by buying young
cattle and roughing thorn through
the winter at practically no cost
they will nuiko moro money than
by feeding them now. Ry spring
there will bo another crop of pigs
and young hogs can bo go tton to
swell tho profit on corn."
Special Territory Quarantine.
By an ordor just issued by tho
bureau of animal industry a
largo territory in Oklahoma here-
tofore abovo tho goneral quaran-
tine lino has been placed under
special quarantine. Cattle can-
not leave it oxcopt for immediato
slaughtor unless thoy have been
inspoctod by an agent of tho buroau
of animal industry and found free
from ticks. Cortiflcatos of in-
spection from the Oklahoma livo
stock board aro to no avail. Ry
this ordor tho following counties
which were abovo tho quarantine
line aro placed undor special
quarantine: Day Dewoy Noblo
Rlaine Roger Mills Ctistor Can-
adian Washita and Greor and
about one-half of Logan Okla-
homa and Cleveland counties and
half of tho Ponca and Otoo reser-
vations. This action was taken
by the bureau of animal indus-
try because of the numerous cases
of infection which havo been
traced to cattlo originating in
this part of the territory.
America's Famous Beauties.
Look with horror on Skin Erup-
tions Rlotches Sores Pimples.
Thoy don't have them nor will
any one who uses Rucklon's Arn-
ica Salve. It glorifies tho face.
Eczema or Salt Rhoum vanish be-
fore it. It cures soro lips chap-
1ed hands chilblains. Infalli
ble for Piles. 25c at J. W. Harris's
drug store.
Claud Hudspeth will assist tho
citizons in thoir attempt to cut
another county oil' of Yal Yordo.
Tho election will bo on Oct. 1st
Fred Cocke of San Angolo ar-
rived in tho city yosterday and
accepted a position with E. A.
Walls tho contractor.
Mrs J. D. Rawls has leosod tho
old Kirkpatrick hotel and tho old
Ozona hotel.
Rawls it Burdick havo oponod
up a grain storo and will handle
ii i -V. .1. r r ir:..i
an Kllllisoi giaui. vzoiiu jviukui.
Mrs. Albert Probandt and
children are proparing to go to
San Antonio to join Mr. Pro
bandt who has been thoro lor
about a year and all will mako
tho Alamo City their futurohoino
in which all thoir trionds hero
will wish them comploto happiness
and prosperity.
Ono of the best special editions
it has been our privilege to seo
for many moons was that of tho
Cisco Round-up issued lost weok.
The number consisted of 2-1 pages
neatly printed and handsomely
arranged on fine book papor and
will do its town and section un-
told good if properly distributed
over the country.
No Hair?
"My hair was falling out very
fast and I was greatly alarmed. I
then tried Aycr's Hair Vigor and
my hair stopped falling at once."
Mrs. G. A. McVay Alexandria O.
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The trouble is your hair
does not have life enough.
Act promptly. Save your
hair. Feed it with Aycr's
Hair Vigor. If the gray
hairs are beginning to h
show Aycr's Hair Vigor J
will restore color every H
tilTiC. JI.03 a bottle. All draitliti.
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If your ilriiifKlJt cannot supply you
acnil us nno dollar ami wo will exprose
you a Ixtttlu. Ha sura anil trli o tho nania
of your ncirMtovirMnnfflco. AiMress
J. . A Vi:il CO. Ijwoll Mass.
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Dlokons' Apology.
Mrs. Alice Mcyncll talked tc
the Contemporary Club in Lon-
don a week ago on Dickens am'
told how years after the "Pick-
wick Papers" he met an attractive
young woman named Wcllcr
who upbraided him for having
"brought her name into disrepute'
a rather odd remark by the
way. But the next day she gol
from Mr. Dickens these verses:
I put 'n a book once by hook oi
by crook
The whole race as I thought
of a feller
Who happily pleased the town's
taste much diseased
And the name of this pcrsor
was Wcllcr.
But I found to my cost that one
Wcllcr I'd lost;
Cruel destiny so to arrange it r
I love her dear name which har
won mc some fame
But great heavens I how gladl)
I'd change it.
$ THe IPgdl Season
Sjv: Is here at last and the appetite grows sharper as tho ?v
t mercury descends. I am offering an excellent se-
lection of...
Groceries . mriU.
S And feel auro that if vou will give me a trial I can ".V
vk please you so well that you will "come again. 1
5k receive Fresh Fruits Daily.
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H Silas H.'Keeton. W
Milk Cow Wanted.
Must bo a good one. Will
take her for her "keep" and if
satisfactory will buy. Address
witli full particulars Lock Box
20S Citv.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Scott's Emulsion is the
means of life and of the en
joyment of life of thousands of
men women and children.
To the men Scott's Emul-
sion gives the flesh and
strength so necessary for the
cure of consumption and the
repairing of body losses from
any wasting disease.
For women Scott's Emul-
sion does this and more. It is
a most sustaining food and
tonic for the special trials that
women have to bear.
To children Scott's Emul-
sion gives food and strength
for growth of flesh and bone
and blood. For pale girls
ror thin and sickly boys Scott's
J.vmlsion is a great help.
Sond for froo sample
SCOTT & BOWNE Chomlats
09-4IB Poarl Stroot NowYork.
BOc. and $1.00 1 all druggists.
Prult and Shade Trees.
If you aro contemplating plant-
ing fruit and shado trees see or
address R. W. Sponco San An
golo Texas. Everything in trees
shrubbery and roses. us-lt
BEEF SUPPLY DECREASING.!
Two Many She Cattle are Being
Slaughtcrcd--A Shortage
Will Result.
The available beef supply west
of tho Mississippi-Missouri river
is gradually and persistently de-
creasing. Look at tho following
facts on them and figuro a bit.
The calves of 1000 furnished the
two year old bei'ves of this yfar.
The livestock census shows that
in 1000 the visible supply of
stecis two years old and upwards
wfst of the above watorlino. was
1700.000 head. On the basis of
tho census tho supply for 100J is
1750000 head. In the territory
mured including all of the
Dakota1) there were shown to bo
0010000 calves JVMO.OOO year-
ling heifers 272000 steers two
year old 2058000 steers three
years old and over and 0100000
beef cows. The -lo 1000 milch
cows are not pertinent The live-
stock experienco is that there aro
killed annually for coti-ump-tion
7 per cent of the cn.vi-. 20
per cent of tho yearling steer-'. 40
per cent of the two-year-olds and
75 per cent of tho thr year-old
steers. Figuring upon this basis
the available supply of beef ani-
mals is short in" the western
country if not in the east al-o.
Tho startling feature in the late
livestock census in the disclosure
that to supply evidently the in
creasing demand for beef we are
killing too large a per cent of our
female cattle killing them at a
fastor rato than we are producing
them. In killing tho source of
supply a serious condition is be-
ing created. It should bo roine-
died if possible. National Pro-
visioned Cattle Situation.
The National Stockman and
Farmer looks at tho situation as
follows: Cattle feeders aro con-
fronted with a hard problem this
year. With an abundant corn
crop which they wish and ought
to convert into beef and pork
they find feeding cattle far higher
than the probable future ot the
market will justify. Good but
not fancy fepders are costing .fo
per cut. or more in tho feed lots
now and it is hard to buy thorn
for earlv delivery tho owners de-
siring to make all the woightthoy
can on tho abundant pasture. At
such prices it is ovidont that fat
cattlo will havo to soil at pretty
good figures to pay for tho con:
they eat for they aro not going
to oat very cheap corn. The hog
end of the problem is just as per-
plexing. CuUle and ' hogs aro
hard to find and furthermore they
are hard to buy so that they will
pay for grain. Feeders are hesi-
tating with exception of a few
who havo the nerve to pav big
prices for stock that will finish
with a short teed. And probably
it is well to hesitate now as tb
take the long chances with cattle
that require a long Xretl. The ex-
tent of feeding will Ijo determined
to a considerable extent by the
future prices of feeding steers and
unless they are cheaper a good
many lots will bo without their
usual number.
.Mart Tankersly tho stockman
was in the citv last week.
Indian's Keoii Sense of Humor.
"The keenest sense of humor 1
ever discovered I found in the
American Indian." said limina C
Cickles to a Chicago interviewer
She has just been a wauled a med-
al by the Society Le Savateur ol
France for "exceptional bravtrj
in checking the Indian war o'
lScyO." "I uiuiimtc my success ir
controlling the Indinns to tin
fact that I appealed to their sense
of humor. When I was threaten
ed with death at the time of ;hc
Indian outbreak in the Bad Lands
my knowledge of the Indians' pos
sessing this characteristic servet'
me in good stead" she added.
i' ItalM-JjLAifliBb-AiXJiP fy "flJWvllJ'fiBf'iiS-VT ''BttfitNfnS (Pfcfc!Z
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Now doing business ai tho old stand In now enlarged and bettor
equipped quiii-tiM OHloo of Sun ngolo-Oz-jna stage. Paonc 41. Flrst-
cla fit's fast n nd pontic teams. Your patrjuago solicited and carefully
alter d-d to.
SAN ANGELO COTTON GIN.
Centrally located to all tho sur-
rounding country on tho Santa
Fe right-of-way. is now running i
Wo guarantee clean work straight
methods and fair rates. We buy
cottonseed. use the Murray
cleaning feeders which secures a
higher price for tho staple than
cotton otherwise ginned. San
Angolo being the largest market
also offers highest prices.
ISHAM WRIGHT & SON.
Proforonoo for'Carbollo Aold.
"Have you ever noticed how
many suicides use carbolic acid?'
asked a druggist the other day
"Without having any actual data
on the subject I should say thai
fully one-third perhaps a half use
that means of exit. It is some-
thing I could never understand
because there are so many more
comfortable ways of doing it
There could not possibly be a
more agonizing death that carbol-
ic acid produces. The corrosiv
fluids burn the mouth tongue and
throat then passes into the stom-
ach and must feel like so mud
hot lead. It doesn't last long
though but until death come
the victim must suffer unknown
agony."
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i or tue nrsc lime 111 ine parua-i-i-ntary
history of Italy an avowed-
anarchist Pietro Calcagno is
a candidate for a seat in the cham-
ber of deputies. He lives on a
.small island in the Mediterranean
and must not leave there without
government consent. Signor Cal-
cagno has been imprisoned sever-
al times because of his anarchistic
uttetrances was released only at
short time ago on account of ill
health and has ficd to this country
and to England more than onccj
to escape the police.
Youthful Depravity.
A remarkable instance of youth
ful depravity is reported from Bing-
hamton N. Y. where some boys
in the gallery of a theater unscrew-
ed a chandelier so that it crashed
into the orchestra. Fortunately it
injured no one but the boys con-
fessed that they had planned to
cause a panic partly for (Tie sake of
witnessing Mie spectacle and partly
for the loot they expected to secure
after it was over.
Notice to Trespassers.
Notice i hereby given that alltres-
pusso -s on tlio ranches aiul lands own
ert or controlled by the undersigned
In Tom Green county for the purpose
of huntliij' llshlni' cutting timber
hauling wood gathering pecans cut-
ting bee tree. working mock or hunt-
ing hog& or in any wav molesting
any of our stock or damaging tho
premtt-eii will bo pro-eeuted to tho
full extent of tho law unless bearing
a written permit from tho undcrMgncd
B. M. Cou.VNS
By C. Collyns Manager.
Notice Is herobv given that nil
trespiiiit-crii on tho ranches and lan!t
owned or controlled by the nerrendo
Stock Company known as tho "Door
Key" ranch for thepurpoi-o of hunt-
ing Ashing cutting wood gathering
pecans moving or working stock or
hunting hogs will bo prosecuted to
the full extent of tho law.
W. F. Boylc President.
ELLIS
The Gallup Saddles
have been on tho market for
nearly a third of a century
and arc growing more popular
as the years go by. Our now
catalogues showing all latest
Improvements and newest
Ideas in Saddles and Harness
sent free upon application.
S 6 GALLUP SADDLERY
GOVrAN"V
PUBDLOi COLO.
J. S. MILES Acent San Anffclo
Tho Pnets In tho Coao.
Wnen vou'ijiuln tWiiii. jou HUe to feel
t line It'll the trutu. Tho Dallas Semi-Wt-oUK
Now ivcs the tacts In tho case.
Spoclnlly Ectltocl.
Ir you'll mid Tho News awhile you'll
llki" It. It hoMs tho ittentloi. It Is spe-
cially edited tha ' wliv. Drains nml not
linphnz2.itdgolr.tij t 10 makeup of Tho
News
"Vaio Papers Vou Need
You litf'd Till SAN ANGKLO CHESS
because lt'ao k i 1 ..per. ItKlvesu
class uf m"v toii ci -1 ijet elsewhere.
You med The News Deouu-o It elves nil
tho state iu-v.s T .o I'ro's and tho Semi
Weekly News ono year for only $2.25
Cash In advance
CHEAP EXCURSIONS
TO
Summer Resorts
IN
MINNESOTA
WISGONSINfND
MICHIGAN
Dalloy during tho months of Juno
July August and September 1002
the FYlsco will sell round trip tickets
to resorts in the above state at rates
of
One Fare Plus $2
Return limit Ootober 31 1!X2
For full Information nddrosg
J JV Hutchison T F A
3rn Antonio
C W Strain S AJ P
Dnllns
A A Tuloy G T A
Port VAorth
California
$25.00
FOR
VIA
Tickets on sale Sept. 1st to Oct
31st inclusive
From some Stations Some"
what Higher-
Through Pullman Tourist
Sleepers every Tuesday c For
particulars enquire of local
ticket agent or address
W. S. KEGNAN G. P. A.
Galveston. Texas-
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