The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 19, Ed. 1, Wednesday, May 14, 1902 Page: 1 of 8
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Baking Powder
Made.
Tho Health Debarment of New
York has soizod a qunnity of so-
called cheap baking powder which
is found in thnt city. Attention
was attracted to it by tho low
price nt which it was being sold
in tho dopnrtment stores. Sam-
ples wore tnken and the chemist
of the health department reported
the stuff to bo "an alum pow-
der"wlnch analysis showed to be
composed chiefly of alum and
pulverized rock.
Tho powder was declared to be
dangerous to tho health and sev-
eral thousand pounds wero cart-
ed to tho offal dock and destoyed.
It is unsafe to exporimont with
these so-called"cheap"articlos of
food. Thoy are sure to be made
from alum rock or other injuri-
ous "matter. In baking powders
tho high class cream of tartar
brands are tho most economical
becauso thoy go farther in use and
are healthful boyond question.
New Furniture arriving at E.
W. Roby's.
If you like tho Punas tell your
neighbor of its good qualities
and ask him to subscribe.
S. V. Curtis and Leo Lazarol
aro in tlie city from Taylor
county.
Bob Lowo ot Christoval was
over from that city Thursday last
on business.
Leo Mayes and wife of
Creek wero trading in San
last Friday.
Grape
Angolo
Mrs. T. II. McClosky returned
from Dallas Friday morning a'f-
tor n pleasant visit.
Arthur Stuart a cattleman
from Sonora was in San
Angelo
tho latter part of last week.
J. A. Chilton a handsome
young Ballingor diy goods man
was horo Friday just looking
around.
J. M. Barkloy of Schloicher
county was hero last Friday and
called to subscribe for tho Pitnss
paying a year in advance.
"Wooton's for all luxurious soft
drinks proof of tho pudding is in
the eating wo cator to tho best II.
A. Wooton tho caterer. 18-tf
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Taylor and
two little daughters left Thursday
last for Mineral Walls on a visit
to relatives.
I am supplying my cream and
milk from my own Jersey cows
and I propose to give you tho best
to be had. II. A. Wooton tho Ico
Cream it Cold drink caterer. 18-tf
J. W. Pritchett loft last Friday
eveing for Del Rio to accept a
position on the Record-News. Mr.
Pritchett hos many friends horo
who wish him success.
Wade Threadgill.
Tho sudden and very unexpect-
ed death of Wado tho fourteen
years old son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Threadgill at Eldorado
camo os a shock to tho many
friends and acquaintances of tho
family Wednesday morning of
last week.
Wade had gono with his broth-
or and' others down to El Dorado
on Saturday of tho week before
boing enrouto to Crockett county
with a bunch of cattlo.
Mr. Threadgill was at El dorado
and separated from Wado about
11 :80 Tuesday morning tho boy
going back to tho cow camp
When ho left his father ho
was feeling unusually well. Tho
boy was complaining of a slight
headache abouT 2 o'clock after
which ho ate some dinner which
seemed to nauseate him and
caused him to vomit. Nothing
serious however was apprehend-
ed and tho outfit started on with
tho cattle. When thoy stopped to
camp he seemed to be growing
worse aud his brothers procured a
hack at a nearby ranch and car-
ried him to Eldorado where tho
services of a physician were so-
cured; but in spito of all that
could bo done ho passed peace-
fully from sleop unto death
about S o'clock tho next morn-
ing. Tho remains wero brought to
the family residence and tho
funeral occurred Thursday at 8
p. m. Evangolist I M. McCon-
noll performing tho last sad rites
at Fairmont cemetary a largo
number of sympathizing friends
boing present and tho nowly-
mado little mound was left cov-
ored with floral offerings from
those who wero in attendance.
Extoin says buy suburban lots
now and o.nnd 10c goods too.
"Owosso" Surroys Hacks Bug-
gies and Phaotons Fino goods
Low Prices E. L. McAlpine.
Go to Duff Whitton's Barber
Shop next door to Phil Gwin's
news stand for first class barber
work. Jeff Lane is also with him.
Hot and cold baths.
Charles Forquhiir makes a
specialty of gentle well broken
horses for ladies to ride and
drive pnu solicits their patron-
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Muslin Underwear
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Sale.
Who would make undermuslins
when pretty and good garments can
be bought for these little prices.
If we could put the goods before you
there would be no need of telling
through printed words what they
are as each garment would be a
self-seller.
Corset Covers.
Made of Muslin and
Long Cloth V neck round
neck and yoke stylo tight
back and full gathered
front insertion lacu
25H 50-' 75 8b' $1
Women's Night Gowns.
Made of Muslin tucked
yoko and sleeves em-
broidery ruffles at OOC
Night Gowns.
Embroidered yoke and
sleeves finished with lace
edges mado of good
quality Muslin 1.25
Night Gowns.
Made of real English
Nainsook round or V neck
tucked trimmed in Em-
broider' and Lace
.$1.50 .$1.75 and 2.00
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Ponder the matter jtyou have planned to
make underwear wait 'till you sec these goods
the neat making and the price will convince ou
tis cheaper to buy hcrjfci"
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Tennyson Dots.
Tonight I write by the music of
tho rain ; tho slow drip drip car-
ried us back to Mississippi whore
tho sound of rain is not uncom-
mon. This is just such a rain
as has long been needed a slow
ground-soaking rain
But many a drooping hat and
flimsy dress is the result of the
rain this evo as it caught us on tho
way from Sunday school. Grand-
pa Hales' store looked like a mil-
linery shop as many ran in and
left their hats.
Mr. Davidson had quite a crowd
Sunday Mr. Little and family
Mr. Dummaud and family Mr.
Jes Little and family and Bro.
Hickd.
Banna Blown Eastor Moody
Ed ah Baker and Mr. Smith's
daughters took dinner with Mr.
Sam Saynor Sunday.
Lr.iu-a Byrd is qu'to sick hope
she will soon bo well.
Mrs. J. D. Baker spent Sunday
with Grandma Halo.
Mrs. Joff Halo is on tho sick
list.
Miss Fannio Halo visited An-
golo Saturday.
.Miss Carrio Lackey "and mother
wero visitors to our canyon Sun-
day. Woadtr where one of our girls
got that "gem" Sunday anyway
sho wouldn't divido.
School is out and Mr. Sholton
has gono to Angelo.
Bro. Hicks preached a fino ser-
mon Sunday.
Mr. Ed Tucker took his cattlo
to Schloicher county passing
heio Saturday.
With best wishes.
"Live Oak."
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Women's Drawers.
Mado of good Muslin
six tucks full milled with
Insertion and Embroidory
edges 05f' and 75c
Drawers.
Made of extra fine Cam-
bric livo and seven tucks
wide ruffles trimmed in
wido Einbroidrry
$1.00 $1.25 and 1.50
Petticoats.
Nicely made good Mus-
lin with ruffle and tucks
Embroidory
flounced $1.00 and 1.25
Bettor Petticoats pret-
tily mado very fine Cam-
bric nine and twelve tucks
with Inserting
$1.50 and 1.75
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General News.
May 0. Admiral Schley speaks
in kindly and gontle terms of Ad-
miral Sampson and has his friends
postpone a presentation on ac-
count of Sampson's death.
Two Kansas stockmen are kill-
ed and a number injured in a col
lision botweon trains on the.
Union Pacific near Topeka.
Governor Davis of Arkasas (iloi
answer to charges made by his
church insisting that tho accusa-
tions agaiuBt him be signed by
fcomo "able-bodied members" of
tho congregation.
The funeral of Admiral Samp-
son was held with full naval
honors Saturday. Intormeut
was in Arlington comotory.
Admiral Schley expresses regret
at his death.
Goneral Chaifeo has gono to tin-
scone of recont Moro disturbances
in tho Island of Mindanao and
will confer with sultans and da-
tes. Senator McComas oxcoriatcs
tho Democrats whom he charges
with responsibility for tho war
with spain. Ho stirs up Tilman
and Money and tho former re-
plies vigorously to tho insinua-
tions mado by the Maryland Sen-
ator. Andrew Jackson Houston may
lie chosen by tho President for
the place mado vacant by tho dis-
missal of Di John Grant-Houston
will be opposed on account of his
"lily white" record but it is be-
lieved tho President will nominate
him all tho same.
Tho Court of Criminal Appeals at
Austin has refused a rehearing in
tho "round bale" case.
Argument was heard yostorday
ProbandL
15 Miiwites
sufficient to
delicious tea
Royal ' Baking Ppwder as di;
reefed.'- A buret frtfe leaener '. '.
by tho Criminal Appeals Court at
Austin in tho habeas corpus case
of Granville Hippy in which tho
attqmoy for tho applicant attacks
the constitutionality of tho local
option statute alleging that it de-
nies citizens equal protection and
discriminates against cortam cit-
izens. Sour Lake has another oil gush-
er which was brought in yester-
day. State Medical Association had a
lively debate over proposed
changes in tho constitution and
South Texas doctors win their
contention.
Squaro balo cotton ginuors de-
nounco present method of samp-
ling. Tho association elects olli-
cors and decides to meet in Hous-
ton next year.
One barber in San Antonio
"applies for an injunction restrain-
ing another barber from running
his shop on Sunday giving as a
reason for the application that it
is the only voy he hat to protect
his own business from unfair
competition not opening on
Sunday.
Tho Southwest Insane Asylum
will bo fully equipped for tiro
protection.
San Antonio's next Fair will be
better and bigger than any form-
er Fair and many now features
will bo added.
Hailroad tickots must be stamp-
ed "non transferable" or tho pos-
session can legally pass as often
as holders care to soil and still bo
good.
Wheat and corn started out
with a fair show of strength but
speculators traded on tho showing
of the weather map. The c1um
was lower all around.
AUSTIN SPENC
Good Pants at $1.00 worth a third more
Pants that will wear 6 months everyday for 5100
Fine line of Men's and Boy's Shirts
Another failure and Spencer scooped them in and
you will find the cheap suits at the
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iTHE AUCTION HOUSE
give you most
biscuit using
S. Roach T. N. Bobbins and
the former's son returned Thurs-
day night from tho Pecos country
and reported good grass and
thriving stock in tho Pecos coun-
try. Mr. Roach went out thoro
to move his horses but conclud-
ed thoy were doing woll onough
where thoy aro.
Tho Press received a Fort Worth
paper in which is given an account
of a recoption given to II II.
Parks Jr. who had recently ar-
rived from San Angelo at Konno-
dalo whore tho family homo now
is.
John I. Huffman wont to Bal-
lingor Thursday to dolivor tho R.
A. Dickinson horses about 100
head ho has been pasturing
through tho winter.
Dr. Boyd Cornick attended tho
mooting of the State Medical As-
sociation at Dallas last wook.
Go'to J. R. Gilbert & Co. for
fresh vegetables. New stock
overy morning phono 170.
ClianiQ Farquhar makes a
specialty of rontle well broken'
horses for ladies to rido and
drive and solicits thoir patron-
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W00U! WOOdl!
At Low Prices.
Wood pur cord $1.00
Siiuod block for liuutcrn
nor cord 81.50
Sawed and split for coolclnjr
HtovoH per cord 5.00
Wo (five uoort monHiiio.
Vnrd phone lfi." nt Terry
TERRY & NEESMITH.
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Every pair of
Bond Shoes that
docs not give satis
faction a new pair
will be given
$1.35 $1.50
$2.00 $3.50
for men and
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Truly, P. E. The San Angelo Press. (San Angelo, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 19, Ed. 1, Wednesday, May 14, 1902, newspaper, May 14, 1902; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth116018/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .