The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 211, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 22, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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and Park's bunch at
statea the Temple lads
took both of the games by scores of
4 to 3, and 5 to 2, respectively. Bat-
teries, for Keseling's team In first
game Hill and Walters, second game,
Wattersfi Hill. Hill and Waf ers. Um-
pire Wledo of Temple.
Keaellng's team won the first game
In the ninth Inning. With the score
standing S to 2 In favor of Pendleton,
Hllla of the visitors, with splendid
stick work lined out a hot one, bring
lng in two men.
The same teams will meet on the
cotton yards diamond here next Sun
day afternoon.
national LAUHDBT.
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|If you want an Ice
Cold Melon, ring
HE
J. R. Oliver, prop.
A Fresh Shipment
of
Huyler's Famous
Candies
GERALD'S
Ho. 401, A. F.
A. M.—J. K. Camp-
bell, W. M.; J L
Pike, Secretary, Ma
sonic Temple, coraei
Central Avenue and
second meet. Meets 8 p. m., first
Saturday in each month.
>M BELTON
TEMPLE CHAPTEB No. 189, B. A
M. Masonic Temple. Lester Lilea,
H. P.; J. L Pike, Secretory. Meeti
8 p. m. second Tuesday in each mo
* ri vr'tvivvyiAi~irinAnjij
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Di
arrhoea Femedv Would Have
Saved Him SIOO.OO.
"In 1»0! I had a very severe at
tack of diarrhoea." aays R N. Fsrrsr
of Cat Island La. "For aeveral weeks
I was unable to do anything. On
March 18, 1»07. I had a similar at-
tack and took Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which
rave me prompt relief. I consider It
one of the best medicines of Its kind
In 'the world, and had I used In In
1903. believe It would haveisavedI me
a hundred dollar doctor s bill. Sold
by all Druggists
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TEMPLE C0MMAHDEBY Ho. 41, K.
T., Masonic Temple; A. J. Jarre 11,
E. C.; J. L Pike, Secretary. Meets
8 p. m., fourth Thursday each month.
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ry. Meets
night. »
Midlothian Lodge Ho.
60, Knights of Pyth-
ias. Castle Hall South
First street, betweex
Central and Avenue A
J. F. Christian, C. C.,
C. C. Jones, Secreta-
p. m. every Thursday
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Temple Lodge Ho. 138,
Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order of Elks.
Avenue A and Second
street, over L 8. Wil-
liamson 4 Co's. vehicle
store. Chas. M. Camp-
bell, EL; Tom J. Dar-
ng, Secretary. Meets 8 a. first
and third Fridays in each month.
•* - 'rrriiVinf^iAtWMYrrnrfriViriVk-iwu^
rro PLEASAHT TO BE SEBVED
So promptly aad perfectly as yuu are
at this restaurant And the asrvica
la only a foretaste of
THE FINE MEAL TOO WILL ENJOT
It la said that the way to a man's
heart Is through his stomach. We
are sure to reach your'a if you will
drop In and try our bill of tare. If
perfect vlctuala, perfectly cooked and
perfectly served, will gala your
friendship, we are absolutely sure of
yours.
HEWP0BT BESTAUBAHT.
Temple Aerie
Ho. 90, Fra-
ternal Order
of Eaglet.
3rd floor, ov-
er Brady A
lack Hardware Co, Main street and
i Central Avenue. John H. Sullivan,
W. P.; B. J. Myers, Secretary. Meets
:30 p. m., Second and Fourth Mon-
day in sach month.
Prairie Queen Tent Ho.
E. 0. T. M., third floor
ilkenon building, West
Avenue A.—T. E. Loses,
Commander; A. 8. Fonts,
Beoord Beeper. Meets 8 p. m. every
"riday.
The Temple Sanitarium
Fifth Stmt and Jive. E.
A Modern Brick Structure especially equipped for the
care of patients requiring surgical attention.
Noncontagious or lafectlou diseases will be received.
MRS. A. H. PARSONS, MISS WILMA CARLTON,
Superintendent Supt of Nurse
THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
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-OF—
TEMPLE 7EX&A.,
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $140,000.00
ALL HOME CAPITAL.
Chas. M. Campbell
W. {?, Rowland
J' Mf Cr >uch
A- J- Urrell
'■ T. Talley
DIRECTORS:
W. S. Callaway
B. B. White
C. B. Wade
C. M', Campbell
John Nichola
K. E. Kllpatrick
L. L. Talley
D. B. Temple
M. P. Marshall
If. L. Utteral
™0. J. cox, Prsaidm
J.K. BINKLET, CMklw
(K. B. BIBDEX, AaWul C«pM
Tin American Bank & Trust Compan
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
"l orP°r®t«l under the laws of the State of Texae, subject
Mate supervision and examination. Dees a general
Banking business.
^ ——
Temple Lodge Ho
326, I. 0. 0. F.
Avenue A, over
B.E. Looney's book
store. W. C. Whit-
ley, H.O.;W.H
Baker, Secretary. Meets 8 p. m. ev-
ery Monday.
vmvvrinna)!.
Wm. DUNN LODGE, No. 438, I. 0.
0. F. Wilkerson building, third
oor, Avenue A and Second street,
feets 8 p .m. every Wednesday.
W. H. Warrick, H. 0.; B. J. Smith,
See.
Belton, July 21.-r-Hon..W. W. Hair
candidate for Congress, addressed the
voters of this community today at 2
o'clock In the district court room,
which was well filled with an appre-
ciative audience. Mr. Hair's speech
was well received and his hearers
were very enthusiastic In their ap-
plause. Mr. Hair's address was very
much along the same line of his oth-
er speeches, with the exception of the
reference made regarding some state-
ments made by his opponent recently
reflecting upon his official record in
Bell county. The people of Bell
county all know that Will Hair made
a good snd fearless officer and dis-
charged the duties faithfully and ef-
ficiently as city attorney of Belton,
then as county attorney of Bell coun-
ty thru two terms, then as district
attorney of this district thru two
terms without opposition; Mr. Hen-
ry's statement to the contrary not-
withstanding.
when near the fire station the bug-
gy collided with one in which Bruce
Coull was riding. This buggy was
turned over and Mr. Coull thrown
out. He is considerably bruised and
sufferelng with an Injury to his ribs.
The physician who examined htm
said that no bones were broken, but
that he would likely suffer consider-
able pain caused by a strain to the
ligaments. „
The horse was stopped near Coch-
rane & Co.'s store. The wagon and
harness were badly damaged.
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Willow Camp Ho. 16,
oodnen of the World
over Brady A Black,
L L Brown, C. C.; H. O. Wiggen,
dak. Meeti 8 p. m. every Tuesday
TEMPLE SAMP HO. 18758—Modern
Woodmen of America; over Brady
A Black Hardware Co, third floor,
M«ii» street and Central avenue.
Thos. C. F*", Coniul; G. A. McEel
vey, Clerk. Meeti 8 p. m. eveiy
Thursday.
MYBTLE GBOVE N0.42—Woodmen
Circle, Over Brady a Black. Meeti
t:30 p. m. on second and fourth Fri-
day. M. C. Chandler, Guardian
Autim Flummer, Clerk.
TEMPLE BBAHCH Ho. 177, Grand
Fraternity. Over Brady a Black
Hardware Co, third floor, main street
aad Central avenue. W. E. Birdwell,
Commander. Mrs. Henrietta Sweeney,
Meeti 8 p. m. every Wed-
Secretary,
needay.
TEMPLE LODGE Ho. 880, Fraternal
Brotherhood. Wilkerson Building,
third floor, West Avenue A.—G. W.
Matthews, Ph., Mrs. Lena McEeniie,
Secretary. Meeti 8 p. m. every Mon
day
Personal Mention.
Mr. Woodward of Temple was over
today.
A. J. Harvell of Summer's Mill was
here today,
John and Kirk Wills of Killeen
were here today.
District Clerk John G. McKay went
to Temple this morning.
Commissioner Denman announces
that the new bridge across the Leon
will be completed this week, and that
all candidates who contemplate tak-
ing a trip "uv> Salt river" on next
Sunday morning are requested to
meet him at the new bridge and he
will assist them In launching their
skiff for the cruise.
Mr. Jesse Shaw of Temple was here
today.
The ballots for the July primaries
are now being printed by the Tem-
ple Times snd will be delivered to
the county-chalrman tomorrow (Wed
nesdsy). The election supplies will
be sent out Thursday and Friday.
Quite a number of candidates are
at Burgess today taking In the pic
nlc and putting the finishing touches
on their csnvasa of the county.
No real estate transfers or mar-
riage licenses today.
Harry Cochran left last night for
New York.
Miss Maggie Punchard of Rogers
is the guest of Mrs. Kate Ray.
Mrs. C. Reed and children of Tem-
ple are spending the day here with
relatives.
Rev. A. F. Cunningham left today
for Bryan. Texas, to spend a few
days
Mesdames J. W. Reed and Hatcher
of Temple were here shopping yes-
terday.
Mrs. W. W. Hair and little dau-
ter of Temple are visiting relatives
in Belton today.
Mrs. A. D. Bean was severely scald
ed by the overturning of a pan of
starch this morning.
Clint Burkes returned last night
from Galveston where he had spent
a day or two with friends.
Hubbard Vpshaw of Galveston is
In Belton to spend the week visiting
relatives and friends.
Alex Montgomery, wife and baby,
Dave Wood and wife of Georgetown
are visiting Mrs.T.K.Wood.
Mrs. J. W. Cox and Miss Flossy
Corey of Sedalla, Mo., are visiting
their parents Mr. and Mrs. E W.
Corey.
Virgil, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Smith, InadvertenUy put
his hands and arms Into a bucket of
hot water and was abided this morn
ing.
Mr. Joel Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. R.
Cheatham and Mr. and Mrs George
Cheatham are among those who have
gone to Copperas Cove to attend the
funeral of Polly Elliott, which takes
place today
Mrs. Mary Taylor leaves tonight
for Tulls, Texas, where she will be
the guest of her son. Phil. She will
be accompanied by her grandson
Will Rather, who has been In Belton
the past week visiting relatives.
A Sad Death.
The sad news of the death of Miss
Polly Erilott of Copperas Cove reach-
ed here yesterday evening.
Miss Polly was a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. R. T. Elliott and a niece of
Mr. Joel Elliott of Belton. Quite a
number of other relatives of the fam
Uy reside here, and were greatly
shocked at receiving the sad news of
her death.
She was taken sick with erysipelas
last Thursday and died yesterday. The
funeral takes place today at Copperas
Cove.
LACK
your
BROS
fr-
H.K.0RGAIN E.F. LANHAM
E.F. LANHAM & CO
REAL ESTATE
Neat three-room house, with hall,
west front lot, with fine shade, close
to car line on South Seventh street.
,300.00 cash, balance on easy terms.
Price ,1150.00
Four-room house, well built and
well located, has front snd rear hall
and bath, West front, In fine
neighborhood near car line on South
Ninth street ,300 or ,400 down
and balance monthly payments. Price
,1300.
Splendid four-room house, with a
front reception hall, all rooms large,
bath and good barn, large gallery
running around rear, East front,
with large lot, South Side on the car
line. Price ,1750.
Five-room cottage, nicely finished,
barn, stable, woodhouse and chicken
house, nice shade trees, east front,
large lot. Price 11500.
Four-room house, hall, barn and
shade, west front lot, 55x110 feet.
Located well on North 4th street.
Price $1200.
VACANT LOT on North Eighth
street, in Roach addition, West front,
75x110 feet. This lot Is a bargain,
at $800.
Six-room house, hall, small out-
houses, nice lawn, pretty shade, near
car line on North Seventh street,
$400 or ,500 down and balance easy.
Price $?500.
Four-room cottage, South front,
hall, barn, number of young fruit
trees, one acre ground, Bellvlew ad-
dition,^Price ,1850.
Both Phones.
Office Over State Bank.
Classified Ad Rates.
One cent per word for one inser-
tion.
Two cents per word for three in-
sertions.
Three
week.
cents per word for one
No ad taken for less than fifteen
cents.
I HAVE ARRANGED with Mr. O. T.
Hogwood to collect the J. W.
Sealy furniture accounts. Wm. Gln-
nuth. 210 6t
FOB SALE.
FOR SALE—Soda fountain at a
great bargain. ,200 complete, In-
cluding Ice box and all furniture.
Cost over ,400. Apply at Chicago
restaurant. 202 tf
ruu-inrrir-i-
HOME WONTED—Wanted 7-room
house with bath room in North
Temple, within one block of trolley
line. Will pay cash for well located
home, price must be right. We al-:o
want four or five homes In South Tem
pie, not far from Trolley line rang-
ing in price from ,1500 to 3000.
Ginnuth, Kohut & Christian, Old
phone; office over First National
Bank. 209-3t.
LOST—A lady's gold watch and fob
at Memorial Baptist church Thurs-
day night. eRturn to M. F. Grubbs
office and get reward. Edwin Bris-
tow. * 2093tp
Telegram want ads pay.
WANTED.
LOST
O. r. Goberl M. E. Lott
On. Gobei A Lott
PHYSICIANS
Both ■ Phonos
J. MORRISON, M. D., Ph. D—Special
1st, tuberculosis In early sUge, dia-
betes snd Brlght's disease, 85 per cent
curable; piles snd eciema perman-
ently cured, cancer and malignant
tumors radically removed without
pain or the knife. Ave. A and 1st
street S„ Temple. Texas.
jsn nnr»~i~>"i~i~i— -----* *
|dh. j. f. butts
—V«t«r»ry lur<««n—
|Office, Laruny's Llv'y Stable
Both PhanH Mcfflu
and Ruld.no*
.»jxrLnriririrs~i^i— " ***** ■■■■*« ■
F. M. 8PANN
Attorney at.Law
Office over fierald'e Cigar
Store
jumnruT ii'iTi •
LOST—By Nellie May White, the lit-
tle girl who has been promoting
so energetically the sale of tickets
for the watermelon cutting at city
park this week her purse containing
about ,2.50 In money and some tick-
ets. Finder will please return to her
home, 712 E. Adams avenue, or this
office.
LOST—Gold watch and pin, letter B
engraved on pin. Reward for re-
turn to Telegram. 200 tf
FOB BEHT
FOR RENT—Three furnished rooms
for housekeeping, 208 North First
street. Old phone 384. 211 4tp
FOR RENT—Six room house, three
furnished rooms for light house-
keeping, three unfurnished, with
bstb. Apply 109 North Ninth street.
211 Stp
WDfBOUBHE PEABCE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over Matthewi Bros.
TEMPLE, TEXAS.
W. O.Cox
Attor n • y
New Willcox Building
rEMPLE - - TEXAS
NDRY
VA8HTI CHAPTEB Ho. SS, Order of
the Eastern Star. Masonic Tea-
tie, Central Avenue aad Seooad itreet
Mn Ada Erhard, Worthy Matron;
Mn. Carrie Taylor, Secretary. Meeti
8 p. m first aad Third Tuesdays in
each month.
mrrrr r r - - *f i~iri~rn~<~rynarrj
TEMPLE HITE Ho. 13, Ladies of the
Maccabees. Over Brady * Black
' loor. Main itreet
ra
id
Dr. k K. Lott Dead.
Dr. M. K Lott, a former resident
and practicing physlclsn of Belton,
but more recently of Cameron, died
at the latter place yesterday, and the
remains will be brought here for In-
terment
The funeral services were con-
ducted by Rev. J. D. Young this af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock at the residence
of Mr. A. D. rotts on Wall street,
snd st the grave In North Belton
Cemetery at 6 o'clock
Dr. Lott will be remembered by
many as a highly respected cltlsen
and a good physician and a man
whose death Is deeply regretted by
all his personal acquaintance* here.
^(rs. Dr. George Barham of Nacog-
doches Is a daughter of decedent.
An Exciting Bunawty.
This morning a horse attached to
H
TEMPLE COUBT NO
Ben Har meeti
at 8 p. a. at hell ever
J. J. Miller Chief "
every Frid
wer Brady
f;L H
Si— Xn-e of
Friday night
~ 4 Black-
Foster,
CABPEHTEB8 * J0IHSB8 OF AM
SlICA, Local Halo* Ho. 858. John
Hoffman, President; D. C1 Partin,
light at •
10.0. V.
[tMn.
WE HOLD UP 0UB BBEAD.
To your attention because we are
proud of It. We equal home bak-
ing, get out a more uniform pro-
duct, save you work and worry and
add but a trifle to your dally ex-
pense account. Rolls, too—and pies
and cakes. An early order asked.
BOH TON BAKEBY.
NOW'S YOUR TIME
To read the Lat-
est Books, just
placed in our Li.
brary.
The Coast of Ghance,
The Barrier,
The Lure of the Mask,
Mr. Grewe's Career,
Vera, the Medium.
And Ten Others Equally as
Good.
LOONEY'S BOOK STORE
I
0UB QUEST
For the time being Is what we con-
alder your laundry, and we treat It as
such. We receive it with coMttaous
appreciation. It receives n0P most
careful attention while with us. and
we return it promptly and in good
condition. Just send tt here and see
for yourself.
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Hello 59. ' 4
PBAIBIE QUEEN LAUHDBY
Heln for Those Who Have Stomach
Trouble.
After doctoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble, and
spending nesrly Ave hundred dollars
for medicine and doctor's fees, I pur-
chased my wife one bottle of Cham'
berlaln's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her so much good that ahe
continued to use them and thef have
done her more good than all of the
medicine I bought before.—Samuel
-1Boyer. Folsom. lows. This medlelne
one of J. H. James * Sons delivery |h for by ^ dn(Htsta Sample
wagons being driven by Ike Hafnss
near the residence of Bob Furnace —
on the south sld* showed Its objec- 85 Cents is the Proe of Peace,
tlon to s trace becoming unfaatened The terrible Itching and smarting,
by running away. The boy was un- Incident to certain skin diseases, la
able to stop the animal and when almost instantly allayed by applying
somewhere near the South Belton jchsmberlsln's Salvs. Price 26 centa.
Cemetery waa thrown out, dragged .Fur sals by all druggists.
some distance and while not severe- " ~ ~
iy injured waa pretty badly bruised This la the best aoatk of the year
snd skinned up. The hotss proceed- to sell or
ed on It, way towards town ami *
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This company having plao-
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number of direct through crcults be-
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and Arkansas, is enabled to offer its
pstrons s more prompt, efficient and
:
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them. They may be used for a wide
range of purposes—in fact for any
purpose. Replies to want ads may
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