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The daily morning Alaskan., 1904-01-13

New Lace Curtains at E. R Peoples
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
On Sanitation.

In She last issue Of The Press
appeared a communication from
State Health Officer Tabor, con-
corning n systematic war on mos
uuitos. This g timely warning
and should be considered by all,
city administrations. We of San
Angelo are probably less afraid
of the ravages Of the great cpl
denies thOn the people of the
average city, yet it behooves us
TO beware. Those alleys need
cleaning and IT should he done
What's more, people should be
prohibited from throwing vegeta-
ton and other refuse into them.
Lets have II cleaner San Angelo. y
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
AN ECHO OF The FLOOD
A Galveston Lady Escaped the
Flood and was Saved from its
Ravages by Almost a Miracle

Mrs. NJ. listed, OF 1866 Mechan-
ic street, Galveston, we'll known
in that city, says: 81 caught cold
during the flood of September
1900, and it settled in my kid
neys. Despite the fact that |
tried all kinds of medicines and
was under the care of physicians.
the eXcruciating twinges and dull
aching across the small of my
back refused to leave and trouble
with the kidney secretions began
to set in. The fearful pain
through my body, loss of appetite,
loss of sleep, consequent loss of
energy, and finally an indication
of complete dissolution compelled
from sheer agony Of pain to either
lie on the floor and scream or
forced me into spasms. grew
weaker and thinner and ran down
so physically that nothing was
left but skin and bone. All my
friends, acquaintances and neigh
bors knew about my critical con-
dition, and on one occasion ! was
reported dead and they came to
see my corpse. At last the doc
tors attending me held a consul
tation and agreed that if / did not
undergo an operation | could not
live. don't know why. but some
thing told me not to go, and | abb
solutely refused. A friend of ours
brought box of Doan's Kidney
Pills to the house and requested
me to give them trial. / had
taken so much medicine that !
was mora than discouraged, and
had little if any faith in any
preparation. However, reason
ed if they did dot do me good
they could not possibly make me-
any worse, so began the treat
ment. After the third dose, !
felt something dart across me
like flash of lightning and from
that moment ! began to improve.
The pain in my back and kidneys
positively disappeared, the kidney
secretions became free and natur-
al, at present, | rest and sleep
well, my appetite is good, my
weight has increased from llS to
1915 pounds and my flesh is firm
and solid, Two years after giving
this statement, Mrs. listed writes
that she is still recommending
the remedy that cured her.
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn Com
pany, Buffalo. n, y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan s.
and take no substitute.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

Discussing loyalty to ones com
munity and how Co build up II
city or town, the Newport News
Press says: "Thc entire phiIoso-
ply of municipal growth and
prosperity is wrapped up in the
theory of mutual cooperation.
There is no hope of building up
great manufacturing plants and
splendid stores unless our people
patronize and encourage those al
ready in existence :" These prop
ositions are sound to the core and
are to be commended to the peo-
pie of San Angelo for thoughtful
consideration
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
Billiards. Horehound Syrup.

Immediately relieves hoarse,
croupy cough, oppressed, rattling,
rasping and difficult breathing,
Henry G. Stearns, Druggist,
Shullsburg, Wis, writes, May 20,
1901: 81 have been selling Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup for two
years, and have never had a prep
aration that has given better sat
isfaction. / notice that when ]
sell bottle they come back fol
more. l can honestly recommend
it," 25c, so, S1,00, Sold by Cen
trail Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
santa &c Excursion Rates


General Conference A. M. +.
church, Chicago, Ills. On sale
April 2Sth and Goth, rate S33 80.
Red Mems Carnival, Catholic
Knights of America, Galveston,
Texas. On sale May 9th, rate
$14.70.
Grand Council, United Com
mercia! Travellers of America,
Corsicana, Texas, on sale May
10Th and 18th, rate $10.35.
State Conference Colored Ep-
worth Leaugue, Dallas. Texas, on
sale May 25th, Goth, rate $500.
Barbecue. Rowena, Texas, on
sale May 1st, rate so cents.
Oil Mill Superintendent AS
ISOLATION, Houston, Texas, on sale
May 81 and June 1, rate SIS, 80.
Austin, Texas, State Conven-
ton 7. P. A.; on sale April Goth,
$3.50.
Dallas. Texas, General Assem-
bly, Cumberland PRESBYTERIAN
church; on sale May 18th and
10Th, rate $3.50.
Waco, Texas, Meeting of
Bishops of the M. E. Church
South, and General Board, of
Missions. On sale May 2nd and
3rd. Rate 50
San Anconio, Texas. Conven-
ton Hotelmen, on sale May Oath
25th, rate Sl2 45.
San Francisco Triennial Con-
clave Knights Templar and Grand
Lodge, |. o. o. f., on sale Aug,
! 9TH to Sept. 10th, rate S51.S0.
Laying Corner Stone, Masonic
Grand Temple, Waco, Texas, on
sale May 10th and 18th, rate
5000
Annual Convention State Fire,
mems Association, Cleburne
Texas, May 10th and 18th, rats
$7.S5.
Annual Meeting, Texas State
Pharmaceutical ASSN, Houston
Texas, on sale May 10th, rate
$3.50
Texas Sunday School AssOcia
ton, Houston, Texas, on salt
May 2nd, rate Gl2. 80.
Texas State Christian Ehdeavo
Convention, Dallas, Texas, OF
sale June 9th and 10th, rat
$3.50.
Los Angeles, Cal, General Con
ference of Methodist church, Sal
Francisco, National Association
of Retail Grocers of U. S., o,
sale April 28rd to May lst, rat
SOL so.
Second class settlers rates t.
California. On sale March lst t
April Both. See Santa Fe ageu
for particulars.
f. E. SKINNER, Agent.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

State Topics, Hon, jeff Nc
Lemore, editor, IS after State
officials with words of wire,-
barbed wire. K'Lamity's Har-
pooh is after the Hon. jeff in a
like manner and away they go.
May success come to the one who
Is right.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

The Democratic Convention to
formulate State platform and
name a State ticket will be held
at Houston August 2, The con-
vention to send delegates to st,
Louis will meet in San Antonio
June 81,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

The FIT. Worth Stockman-Jour-
nal says:
Now that the department of
commerce has quietly dispatched
it's agents into the meat arena to
see about the difference between
live and dead meat prices the pub
lie awaits with interest the report,
says the National Provisioner.
There is but one report to make.
These agents will find that there
is less spread between live and
dead meat now than there was in
1902. They will also find a re-
markably low dressed meat mar
ket now as compared with then.
They will likewise find that the
live stock man is getting the best
end of the present beef market.
The packers are Offering the
commerce and labor agents every
facility to note prices and packing
conditions The stock yards are
also open to them. A business
like investigation is the proper
thing and n good thing.
No good will come of it. There
are those who doubt but they viii
not have long to wait. Let the
cattlemen form a trust.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
Free Delivery.
re get on his feet,

President John Abe March of
the Business Club, has named II
committee on free delivery. Thus
are the people beginning to real
ice the needs and the practicable
ity of this great branch of the
postal service. The day laborer
as we'll as the business man is to
he benefited. Better sidewalks
will necessarily come. All this
will benefit the laborer. 1T will
put money into the cash drawer
of the grocer, the dry goods man,
the druggist, in fact all branches
of business. Let no existing
avenue of industry be closed and
let every possible new one be
opened. Whatever gives the la
borer work TO do puts money IN
circulation. That's what we cal
prosperity.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

New York democrats instruct
ed their St. Louis delegation to
vote for Parker, concerning which
the Dallas News, that ultra-con-
servative representative of Texas
journalism, has this to say:
The News repeats that the de-
claration of the New York Demo-
cracy is highly satisfactory, con-
sidering the expressed purpose
not to attempt to make plat
form for the whole Nation.
No Democratic candidate would
have much chance Of election
without New York. In fact, it is
generally agreed that no man can
possibly be elected who can not
carry the Empire State. Whether
it is we'll or otherwise to have it
thus, thus we find it. There has
not been made II single estimate
by any guesser in which the DEM
ocratic party is made to win with
out the electoral votes of New
York Judge Parker has carried
New York, and the factions of the
party are united on him. TIL?
rest Is easy. He is the man
whose name will be called at St.
Louis. He is now the man upon
whom there Is at least ali oppor-
tunity to harmonic the elements,
in whom there is found at least
some chance to win in November.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

When Russian ship suddenly
turns turtle and does the McGinty
act st. Petersburg cries "acci-
dent" and Toxic, "on purpose"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

There is a Panhandle stock
mems association, Why not one
for West Texas?
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

What do the editors Of West
Texas think of West Texas Press
Association?
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

San Angelo can't afford not to
have good streets
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

San Angelo won't be happy till
she has acquired greatness.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

The Chihuahua Enterprise is
responsible for the following
LATEST WAR NEWS.
SPECIAL to the Enterprise.
ST. Petersburg, April ID
Makaroff-mark him off,
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

Remember we will pay you
the very highest cash price for your
hides and furs. III. H, Sigman &
r.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

TOT WuUb vi u p'OV'i il.'''''
We call these things
Curses.
Among the most perniCious of
all curses
Is the curse Of
The credit system.
The man,
Who works
And earns his bread by the
sweat of his brow,
In accordance with the
Divine injunction,
Is the man
Who is injured.
There are some men who re-
oeive benefit from
The Credit system,
But they are very scattering.
The workingman should
Beware of this the most far
reaching in it's evil effects
OF any of the
~ a..,.,ss;,,,. .,orobo,d;a
ing
You know men,
Poor man
Who toll and toll
whoso doya work ia but the
.o.o ,,,,,,,or or
The Same thing over apain
And who
pa,r;ro the whoIe of their
M,nths ,,Isrv
~, ,;ou;a.to
Tho;r hnls
And, if
These same men
Fail to pay
All of bill this month
They can stay it off until the
first rolls round again.
Perhaps
The balance is four dollars.
When pay time comes again
They are
The same four dollars III the
hole
And III nine cases out OF ten
A
That four dollars
plo"s
10 eight ooliars'
And thus they
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

Get your sidewalk ready for
shower.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

The work will be resumed after
the Holidays ..............
MONDAY, JAN'Y 4TH, 1904.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28
SAN ANGELO. TEX. APR rs. 1904

The Working Man aud the Credit
System.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-04-28

There are blessings.
Then are things just to the OPP
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
ARREST BISHOP
IS NOW THE CRY
TabOt's Foes Claim Good Grounds
Exist For the Step
is WELL KNOWN HERE
BEEN RECTOR or MT
VERNON cHURcR--HAsW WRIT
TEN LETTERS ABOUT
TALBOT DISPUTE.

Philadelphia, Dec. 3o.--if Bishop
Ta!hot's followers succeed III quaah
ing the nav presertmsnt on teshnicai
ities, as threatened, the faction of the
Episcopal church supporting Irvine, Il
S declared, viii have The biaaon ar
res.ed on criminal charges.
This vas the promise made yester
day by one OF the presenters and It
shows bow bitter IS becoming the
light that bids fair 10 disrupt the
,hnrch in this state.
This threatened action comes in an,
swer to an editorial by John Futon Il
the Standard, the local church organ,
which makes the statemant that h.
charges against Bishop Talbot have
been brought and The committee Of
inquiry has been constituted, under
canon which was superseded BY 2
1ew canonn Of the last general as
emily Of he church
This new canon, the editorial SAYS
win go into effect Jan and as the
ioard of inquiry has been Summoned
moe; on Jan. 10 II is claimed it will
lot be constituted as provided for
tnder the new canon, and that there.
ore he proceedings viii be null
Find Key to Criminal Case.
Il was impossible for Or. Irvine to
ne for criminal libel upon the letter
concerning him written by Bishop Tai
ot to the Rev Dr. Samuel Upjohn
'ecauso Of the statute Of limitations
is nov asserted. however, that Bish.
. Talbot sent copy Of lie letter to
r. Fulton laft July and upon this
riminal proceedings, 1t is said. could
te begun If the friends Of Or. Irvine
ound that 1t was going to be impossi,
ais- to Get 4 haarinG hefore . cnnn
ii inquiry
Hired agents are busy delviag into
he records of several persons con.
1eced with the case and upon some
Of the information thus secured it lei
admitted that the presenters may ask
cave in the secret session TO suhsti
ute an amended presentmen.
But all the delying into records Isl
Tot being done On one side. There
re s+rong Influences at work every.
gherc and FIVE of The igneis of the
1t is said. repudiate their
ignatures 10 the document
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
NO RANSOM BUT
OFFER A REWARD
New York Young Woman in
Hands Cut-1'hroai Gang
We NEED TIE MONEY
ASSERT kIDNApERs III MAKING
DEMAND FOR RANSOM
CITIZENS BAlK AND
MAKE SEARCH.

Now York, Doc. 30 The people Of
Shepshaai Bay afn thoroughly aroaa-
d over the kidnapins OF Miss Gathe-
riae Herman, a handsome girl Of
twenty years, VINO haa bean ms ing
for several days The raceip yestna-
day Of d letter by her uaele i2aaof
Wicket, has intensified the feeling
Tho letter reads:
Rudolph Wicket sheepshead BAY;
eDar Sir--Et IS mp to you. Put $500
IN a tin can at the corner OF Hicks
and Carroll streets. Brooklyn. at IL
O'Clock Thursday night Don't notify
the police. We viii send one man
10 meet you If orr man does not
return to thee gang by o'clock we
will kin you Katarina Is in the
hands Of the cut-throat gang. Re
fuse 10 pay at your peril
SATANA.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
COURT ORDER IS
BROAD IN SCOPE
Shadow Cast Over Persons Con-
cerHed III The Fraud
IF THERE is A TAiAT|
or FRAUD ATTACHED TO HIS
ELEcTloM IS GOVERNOR OF
COLORADO, ADAMS GOES
NOR WANT OFFICE.
ny Lhe AssoelnLed Ice.

peaye colo ne 50. sFetcning
its hsnl 70 as u east q shadow over
ovefy man and woman IN any way
implicated in the election frauds of
the city anl county Of Denver on or
hciore. or after November 8, the su.
preme court today ordered an lnvesli-
cation SO sweeping in It's scope that
every phase q the election may be
made known by judicial inquiry
4 Alive Adams, Democratic candidate
for governor, who appeared from the
returns 10 have been elected, but who
has declared he does not want the
office tainted with fraud, asked the
court 70 open every Denver ballot
box, but the order Of the court goes
beyond the mere examination Of the
ballot boxes and provides for the in
yestgato on Of registration lists, cam
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
MANY CHANGES
WILL Be MADE
IN The DIPLOMATIC ANo consul
LAR SERVICE or THE UNITED
STATES AFTER PREoIpENr's
INAUGURATION.
ey The Associates Press.

Washington. Dec. 30.-In addition
to the changes in the diplomatic and
conswsa scssice already announced
i - esgnersl Porter. ambassa-
.det "a france, yin retire sccn after
Ma Zen sths Hts successor has been
5scided upon, but his name is not
Ymade public.
Bellamy Storer. ambassador TO Aus.
tria-Hungary, will continue at that
post unless the president decides to
tranHfeF him to another.
A rumoF that Ambassador Meyer Is
TO be transferred to Paris is not Ger
tain. and it is reported probable he
may remain in Rome.
John X. Gowdy, American consul
general at Paris. viii be succeeded
by Frank II. Mason. now ecnsul gen
eral 10 Berlin In succession n Ma
son. John Griffths Of Indianapolis.
win be named
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
" the Associated Press.

Philadelphia, Dec 30--He. bert No
Ne of New York. one of the leading
igures in the controversy between
bishop Talbo, and Or. Irvine who held
; secret conference here today on
he case said tonight hat intimida
ion bad' been practicea in getting
he Huntington slgleis TO repudiate
he presontment against the blshop
Friends Of Bishop Taboo" he said
had an agent at work and we know
Who this agent is. We have had de
ectiyes on the case. aad t1morrow
70 will make statement and dis.
lose all the facts to the pub ic."
I'VE know this agent has done his
best to break the power of the pre-
eminent and the repudiations are
he result
Even If che Hunting on aigncrs do
insist upon repudlating the present.
nent, 1t viii not invalidate the inStu
nett watch even then would have
more signors than are necessary
w. A. Watson. another Philadel
ohia signer tonight confirmed .he
statement of the Hunting on signers
bat they signed blank sheet Of pa
Der, but added that all presenters at
tached their names 10 the original pa
7er. Tic signers to the blank paper
he sail. was for the purpose OF max.
ng another copy of the precentment
Il enc was found necessary.
Mis-. Elliott. whose name has been
mentioned in eonnec ion with tne
case. appeared 70 be pleased when
she learned that some Of the Hunting
ION signers had reDudia.ed the pre-
sentiment. She said she knew there
was something wrong about the pro.
ceedings"
Harry W. Peterkin. mayor Of this
city, and one OF the Witnesses called
to the Reading inquiry. was the attor
ney for Irvine in the church and civil
trials here, says he does not see how
the inquiry can proceed if the names
Of any of the signCrs are repudiated
But that repudifficn must Ie made
n formal statement to The court on
inquiry, Otherwise the presenbment
will hold and the court have iuTis-ic
ton. There is something strange
about the entire proceedings and /
am not qualified to express any opin-
ion until learn more Of the facts
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31

p. s.-We are sorry. but we neei
the money.
Believing that the "cut-throat" gaag
has the girl hidden in some lonely
house near Sheepshead Bay, the bus
mess men Of The town are contem-
plating meeting 10 offer a reward of
$1,000 for her recovery, be she dead
or alive. However, they will. pay no
money to kiGnapers.
Catherine. who Is twenty Z.
blonde and rosy checked. left the St.
Clair Hoerls sheepshead Bay. kept by
her uncle. Rudolph Wicket, last
Thursday to visit her sister in New
York. It is now believed in Sleeps.
head Bay that she was followed and
chloroformed
The "cutthroatY gang IS unknown
to the sheepshead Bay police The
letter was hurried over TO the police
by Mr. Wicket
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
Wall FROM RUSSIANS.

Toxic, Dec. 30.-The navy depart
merr tonight published letter wri
ten Dy man on board the blttleshir
Sevastopol, which has fallen into the
hands Of the Japanese. The writer
dcspairs Of the relief Of the fortress
and tells Of destruction wrought BY
tine Japancge shells He says che
Russians are resigned to their fate
aua are determined to fight to a fin.
ish rather than suffer the shame oi
surrender owing TO starvation.
The following is d por;ion Of the
leter.
"The fortress cannot resist after
December the progress of the enemy
in reducing our principal Linz of out
err defencea which is not fully known,
but it K irresistible.
I'VE are badly disappointed over
the non-arrival of the second Pacific
squadron ana are daily neasing our
miserable end.
General Stoessel's so-c1lled i'm
pregnable line of outer defences is
now a myth. With 203.Meter hill lost
the fall Of Port Arthur cannot hs
avoided lts capture by the japanest
faeans the fall ~ the town. however
strong other defenees are.
The new town is at the mercy OF
the enemy's rife The old toyn alone
Is defendab,e and here alone may re
sisrance be prolonged
Two thirds Of The defenders Of
3,Meter hill We're LOST.
"The. .seva topol, which was expos
ed to the enemys fire in the day time
on the night of December,S without
being tnwed, left The harbor with oal.
III in.Goad Of her complement of CGf
souls. When she went ont she had
her nets down but was strucx twice
by the enemy's torpedoes and was
beached, irreparably damaged
I'VE no longer have the wireless
telegraph system and have 10 means
CT communication with he outside
world. Oar isolation is complete.
There is a large hole in fhe hui
of the Sevastopol and she Is com
pletely disabledt
Should the SeVastopoi sink we arc
to land at place already decided up
on. An are. however, prepared c
FIGHT 10 the very last.
From Dec I. ibe enemy's 10-ineh
shells began to fall on the deck Of
the seyastopol and some Of ehem
pierced through the decks 10 the bot
tom Of TIE snip.
Who is responsible for the fate We
face? Il IL he WHO did not give in
strucions for tbe prevention Of the
landing OF the Japanese ON the Liao
Tung peninsula.
Among our officers there are
very few WHO dare to brave death. the
majority having no other desire than
20 save their own lives, but we are de
termined 20 die fighting"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-31
TITLES FOR CASH
OVER IN AUSTRIA
K lssutii Charges Austrian Cow
erhment With Selling Them
PROSPECT OF A FIGHT
THAT WILL Be BITTER AT ELEc-
TON AFTER FRANCIS 10
sEpA DlssoLvES PARLL
i AmENT WEDNESDAY,
tlY Lhe Assoelated Preas.


Budapest dec 20. All arrange
mcnts FOR the dissolution Of pasiia-
moat have heen conspietel and rho
mafahers of the opnosiifon al lenet.l
realize that. Premier Tisza will carry
ont his nu.pose 81 appealing 10 Inc
country.
The emperor viii arrive Monday
and Ihe members OF the parliament
win go 10 the palace Wednesday for
the final act of dissolution.
Immediately afterward the govern
ment and opposition will engage in
what Is confidently expected 20 be
the bitterest and most violent cleo
tion campaign ever seen in Hungary.
Francis kossuIh, son Of The famoi 3
patriot, who is leader Of the opposi-
tion charges the government with
raising $l7s9,0oO by the sale Of titles