The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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College Male Quartette ft
And
COMEDIANS
University of Texas
Qood Music, Qood Jokes and
Rollicking College Songs
TONIGHT LAST PERFORMANCE S
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COLORS THAT WILL HOT BUS
Are easy enough to wash and of
course we prefer them. It* the colors
that will not run that receive our
special care. Buy good linen when
you can, but don't be afraid to bring
the other kind here. Give us a trial
on your summer negligees.
Our Collar Work Can't Be Beat
Hello 59.
PRAIRIE QUEEN LAUNDBY.
Helo for Those Who Have Stomach
Trouble.
After doctoring for about twelve
years for a bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly Ave hundred dollars
for medicine and doctor's fees, 1 pur-
chased my wife on* bottle of Cham-
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
which did her ao much good that she
continued to u*e them and they have
done her more good than all of the
medicine 1 bought before.—Samuel
Boyer, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine
i* for sale by all druggists. Sample
free.
The Chicago Restaurant Is catering
particularly to family trade during
the hot days. Their location and
their large, clean, cool dining room
make It very pleasant to take your
meal* at the
'0 yards 15c Gingham for $1.00 at
MISSISSIPPI 8T0BE.
25 Cents is the Proe of Peace.
The terrible Itching and smarting,
incident to certain akin diseases, Is
almost Instsntly allayed by applying
Chamberlain'* Salve. Price 25 cents.
For sale by ail druggists.
Bee J. M. Lee A Co., 4th street and
Avenue A, for wagons, Buggies, Im-
plements and harness goods.
INO. J. COX. Praldcat
B A. CORNELL. Vlce-Pre»ident
h E BIN! LEY, Cathie)
IE. B . f
. SIEDER, AMistaot Catfci
The American Bank & Trust Gempen •
Capital Stock, $50,000,00
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, subject
State supervision and examination. Dees a general
Banking business.
nsni ■ TSUI
ST. UMTS LADIES
The ladies of St. Mary's church
will serve Ice cream and cake tonight
at the regular summer evening con-
cert at the city pary. There will be
no advance in prices, and the pro-
ceeds of the sale will be devoted to
the work of charity in their charge.
THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
-OF-
TEMPLE 7EX8A.,
CAPITAL ANB SURPLUS, $140,000,00
ALL HOME CAPITAL.
Chas. M. Campbell
W. S. Rowland
J ^ Cr »ch
* J- larrell
J. T. Talley
DIRECTORS:
W. S. Callaway
R. R. White
C. B. Wade
C. M , Campbell
John Nichols
K. E. Kilpatrick
L. I. Talley
D. E. Temple
R. P. Marshall
&. L. Utteral
Appreciated at Old Home.
Dickey's strength at different boxes
being misunderstod or misrepresen-
ted by some. I have written to re-
ponslble parties at the places concern
ed in THE FACTS In the case. The
following letter In reply, from Troy,
Mr. Dickey's old home, should ans-
wer fully all misconceptions a* to
that quarter. Temple, Mr. Dickey'*
present home, really owe* It to Mr.
Dickey and to good government, to
do as well as does Troy.
Very respectfully,
3. S. PERRY.
The letter is as follows:
Troy, Tex., July 15, 1908.
We. the undersigned, believe that
W. M. Dickey will get 75 per cent of
the vote cast at this box, Trov.
W. O. SYPERT.
D. O. FINNELL
A. L. LEWELLEN.
WILL HUMPHREY
W. D. WYATT
J. O. KEECH.
A. P. RANDOLPH
H. H. HERROD
E. E. M'NEELY
J. P. DAVIS
t. D. ELLIS M. D.
LEE S. PAYNE
JOHN D. WINFREY
WM. L. MAEDGIN
E. MAEDGIN
CLYDE NORWOOD. "
The Temple Sanitarium
Fifth Stmt aid An. I.
A Modern Brick Structure especially equipped for the
care of patients requiring surgical attention.
Ho CoatagltM or liftctlom dlssasss sill k received.
MRS. A. H. PARSONS, MISS WILMA GARLTON,.
ITf PLEASANT TO BI SERVED
So promptly and perfectly as you art
at this restaurant. Aad the asrrlee
to only a foretaste of
TH* FINEMBALTOU WILL ENJOT
It Is sal# that the way to a mast's
haart ts through his stomach. Wo
are Mire to reach your's If you wiU
Snip la aad4ry our hill of far*, it
psrtoet victuals, pertsetly eooked and
portoetly served, will gala your
friendship, We an abaolately rare o<
WWW1T RESTAURANT.
W. F. Wayland
Realestate
North Sth street, one six room
house, hall and bath, good barn, con-
crete sidewalks; price $2750.
North Temple, flne"7-room house,
with hall and bath room, electric
lights, nice garden, fine lawn, good
barn and out buildings, one quarter
block of land, fine shade trees
fine underground cistern; price
14750, on easy terms, or will trade
for good vendor's Hen notes. This
property Is worth IJ500, but the ow-
ner is leaving the city and will *ell
this week for $2750.
North 2d street, nice new 5-room
house, corner lot, fine shade trees;
price $1850, on easy terms.
South 7th street, new five room
house, with hall ana bath, lot 75x110,
on car line; price $1000; $300 cash,
balance $25 per month.
South 10th street, Ave room houso,
with hall and bath. Bast front, two
big corner lots, two good barns, fine
shade trees; price $1800; 1-3 cash,
balance easy term*.
South 11th street, new five room
houae, corner lot, good barn, sw
front: price $1350.
Four room house, hall, East front,
good barn, nice shsde tree*, near ear
Use; $1350; $300 cash, balance $25
per month.
South 13th street, one four room
house, with hot snd cold water con-
nections, good barn, corner lot. East
front, nice shade trees; prlee $1100;
$300 cash, balance $25 per month.
Offlee Over City Rational Bank.
Mew Phone 1M Old Phone 874
WHEN your watch needs cleaning,
repalrta*. or a main sprtag aad you
waat It lost right bring It to oar
We do an work ao that It sat-
amUSTIAlf OPTICAL 00.
OM BELTON
Belton, July 18.—Real estate tran-
sfers recorded today were as follows:
Gilbert ^ Shaw to A. H. Kerr, lots
3 and 5, blk 18, Rogers, $112.50.
Gilbert B. Shaw to J. W. Moore,
lot 7, blk 18, Rogers, $40.
G. C. A S. F. Ry. Co. to J. W.
Moore, lot 6, blk 18, Rogers, $40.
T. J. Johnson et ux to Mrs. Mur-
phy Sumrall, lots 6 and 7, blk 18,
Rogers, $3,000.
Mr*. Murphy Sumrall et vlr to J.
H. Wear et a!, lots 6 and 7, blk 18,
Rogers, $4,100.
T. J. Johnson et ux to J. H.
Wear et al, west one side of lot 5,
blk 18, Roger*, $300.
J. H. Wear et al to L. L. Sum-
rall, parts of lot* 6 and 7, blk 18,
Rogers, $2500.
L. L. Sumrall et ux to T. J. John-
son. 68-100 acre of land out of the
A. B. Ater 70 acre tract. $3,000.
A. L. Harris et ux to Dr. C. R. Mc-
Intyre, lot 1, blk 12, Holland, $800.
W. A. Scott et ux to V. S. Heflln
et al, part* of lot 6. blk 5, Rylander's
add to Temple, $1500.
Lulu and Hortense Miller of
Temple are visiting relatives here for
a few days.
Miss Fannie Terrell of Lake Char-
les, La., is the guest of her aunt,
i Mrs. W. S. Hunter.
Mrs. Dee McKay and the little one
| have gone down into Donohue county
to spend a week with relative* and
Dee is already looking lonesome
The following young ladle* com-
pose a houseparty with Mis* Mary
Witter for the remainder of this
week; Misses Bulah Burkes, Mary,
Alice and Lucy Hunter, Christine
Law and Alice May Wear of Rogers.
log nums—Make
BLACK
Marriage Lincenie .
C. M McOee to Miss Estella Ken-
nedy.
Personal Mention.
Mont Ray of Nolanville was here
today.
Dr. R. L Denman of Sparta was
here today.
District Clerk John G McKay had
business In Temple this afternoon.
Charlton Hall, candidate for the
office of county attorney, was over
this afternoon from Temple.
Hon. Winbourne Pearce of Temple
had buslnes* here today with the
courts.
Theo. Armstrong of Sparks was
here today in the Interest of his can-
didacy for sheriff.
Hon. John B. Durrett, oandidate
for district judge, was in Temple tc-
day seeing the people.
County chairman, Jas. A. Miller-
man. of the prohibition submission
movement, was In Temple today on
business.
L. H. Hubbard spent a few hours
here yeaterday.
Mis* Ida Mitchell has returned
from Georgetown.
Mrs. F. E. Proctor of Salado re-
turned from Lake Charles, La.. Tues-
day
Moonlight Picnic.
(Belton New*.)
Some way or other a "news grab-
ber" just "happena" onto thing*.
Yesterday evening Rev. A. F. Cun-
ningham and wife entertained their
Sunday school clasae* with a moon-
light picnic near the Noble place on
the Nolan. A very pleasant time Is
reported to have been had, all present
enjoying themselves In a manner be-
fitting the occasion.
For some reaaon Mr. Cunningham
did not tell us about this, and we do
not know what to attribute It to;
whether to hi* modeaty or to the fear
that thl* scribbler might show up
about lunch time. Be it as It may,
we hope he will do better and report
next time.
Mrs. W. F. Beamer Dead.
Mrs. W F Beamer, who has been in
111 health for a long time, died yester-
day at the family residence In South
Belton She was a highly respected
and much loved lady and her many
friends mourn at her death.
The funeral takes place this after-
noon at 4 o'clock. Service* conducted
by Rev. J. D. Young. Interment in
North Belton Cemetery
We sympathize deeply with the be-
reaved family.—Belton News.
Library Notes.
Board of director* met In regular
session Tuesday afternoon.
Librarian gave the following re-
port: 919 books registered in June.
80 new books donated by the Wo-
man's Wednesday Club. A picture
of Jefferson Davis donated by Mr. T.
Yarrell, Sr. 394 books from the High
School library to be used during the
summer.
FATHER HECKMAN HEARS THE
CALL OF "HOME, SWEET HOME"
Rev Father P. A. Heckman of St.
Mary's church recently received a
"home-coming Invitation" from Ce-
Una, Ohio, his birthplace and that of
his father, and where his venerable
mother still lives. Not being able
at this time to absent himself from
his parish and Mission duties here,
he will not be in attendance at the
home-coming festivities; and will
make his annual visit with home folk
later in the year.
The invitation reads as follows;
To all absent sons and daughters of
Mercer county, Ohio, unto whom
these presents shall come; greeting
As the fond and loving parent
yearns for the return of the absent
child, so does Mercer County rejoice
In the prospect of bringing you back,
If only for a visit to your native
county.
Wherever you are sojourning,
wherever you have wandered, in
whatever lands or climes you may-
have gone to take up your abode,
you are now most cordially Invited to
return to your native county, in
which you were born or reared.
Our latch strings are always out
for your return, but more especially
so during Home Coming Week, from
July 18 to July 25, 1908.
NOW, THEREFORE, as a commit-
tee representing the Commercial Club
of Cellna, and on behalf of the citi-
zens of Mercer county, with the lov-
ing kindness of a parent, we do moet
sincerely invite your return to your
native soil, no matter whether you
be at the plow, the forge, the busi-
ness office—no matter in what trade,
profession or calling you may be en-
gaged—we ask you for the time be-
ing to cease fro myour labors, return
to your old home and mingle with us.
Men. women and children who pos-
sess the priceless heritage of having
Mercer county blood In their reins,
sre most respectfully Invited and urg-
ed to be with us during this gala oc-
casion.
It is unnecessary to remind the
cltlsens here a* to the treatment of
the guests, for the former are anx-
ious beyond measure to show them
that the spirit of hospitality In Mer-
cer county Is Just as good now as It
ever was.
J. H. WINKLEJOHAN.
D. H. RICHARDSON,
C. 8. YOUNOBR,
Committee.
Mayor P. E. Kenney of Cellna
touched this beautiful note la -his of-
ficial proclamation relating to home-
coming week;
"The song, 'Home. 8weet Home' to
probably one of the most popular
song* In the English language, be-
eauee it touches a reapoaslve chord
la every human heart It picture* to
oar mental vision the dear old hearth
around which we were gathered to-
gether la the years com by, aad re-
calls the maay happy sseeUags of
boys and girls for aa malag of mus-
ic, mirth aad merry making. No mat
I— ii» I.I mifrM
ter where we may roam the words of
this sweet song excite a longing for
the scenes of our childhood, and the
friendly greeting of those dear boys
and girls, even if they have grown a
little older, for we know that they
will always keep the fires of friend-
ship burning."
In connection with the occasion
there will be a chautauqua extending
thru to August 2nd. Among the im-
portant attractions on the program
is Rev. George Stewart, well known
in this State as an Evangelist.
The Chautauqua grounds and their
vicinity are being improved by the
State of Ohio at a cost of $30,000.
here is a lake covering 17,500 acres
well stocked with fish. The camp
grounds are especially shaded and are
lighted by electricity and thoroughly
policed both day and night.
10 yards 8 l-3c Apron Ginghoms
for 35c. MISSISSIPPI STORE.
Disolution Notice.
The real estate and insurance firm
heretofore composed of A. H. Cal-
houn and T. G. Brown Is disolved by
mutual consent. T. G. Brown tak-
ing over all bills due to firm of Cal-
houn ft Brown and assuming the pay-
ment os such bills the firm may be
due others. 207 3t
A. H. CALHOUN.
T. G. BROWN.
To the People of Temple.
Having purchased my former part-
ner's interest In the insurance agency
of Calhoun ft Brown, I will continue
to do a Fire Insurance, Real Estate,
Rental and Loan business at the same
old office. Any business entrusted to
me will receive my moet prompt and
careful attention. Thanking you for
past favors, and soliciting a share of
your business.
Very respectfully,
207 3t T. G. BROWN.
Do yon, like thousands of other peo
pie, ever stop to think when you
want a GOOD article that the place
to get it is at the
MISSISSIPPI STORE.
Jl VERY ATTRACTIVE
J. F. Campbell 52, acre tract for
sale at Bottom gin, 3 miles of Troy.
This tract of land lies In Big Elm
Valley; every foot the very best
Black Waxey; 40 aerea in cultivation.
4-room box house. Has water, and
cood orchard. This place for sale
until August 1st at a sacrifice. Price
$31.00 per acre.
For further particulars call oa O.
D. Jarrell, Temple, or J. T. Campbell
at farm. »0T St
We utotaj is why we always
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FOB SALE.
JERSEY COW FOR SALE—Fresh In
milk, F. L. Ryder, 409 North 3rd
•treet. Old phone 439. 205 3t
FOR SALE—A real bargain Is offer
ed any one needing an Invalid'*
rolling chair. It 1* rubber tired with
all convenience* and has been used
very little. Apply to J. F. Crouch st
the office of the Temple Times.
For Sale—C. G. Conn ebonite clari-
net, key of C In genuine leather trunk
case. Practically new. Cost $55.00.
Will take $20.00 If taken at once.
Call at Telegram office.
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
WANTED.
WANTED—Position as Servant in
good family, by a Bohemian girl.
Address "servant girl," care of Dally
Telegrom. 207 3tp
FOR BENT
FOR RENT—My residence on 808 E.
Central; 6 rooms, delightful location,
nice shade, all conveniences. Apply
E. W. Sherrill, 117 N. 1st St. tf.
O. F. Gober M. E. Lott
Drs. Gobet A Lolt
PHYSICIANS
Both ■ Phone*
J. MORRISON, M. D.. Ph. D —Special
1st, tuberculosis In early sLige, dia-
betes and Bright'* disease, 86 per cent
curable; pile* and ecsema perman-
ently cured, cancer and malignant
tumors radically removed without
pain or the knL's. Ave. A and 1st
street S., Temple. Texas.
DR. J. F. BUTTS
—V«t«raary Bur|«onaM*
Office, Laromy's Llv'y Stable
Both PhtnM at offlca
and Dasl dano.
F. M. 8PANN
Attorney at Law
Office over Gerald's Cigar
Store
WINBOURNE PEARCE
LOST
LOST—No. 7 size, 20 year hunting
case watch, with Maccabee fob at-
tached. Return to A. W. Walker at
Cheeves Bros, for reward. 203 3tp
LOST—Gold watch and pin, letter B
engraved on pin. Reward for re-
turn to Telegram. 200 tf
FOUND.
FOUND—A pair of spectacles and a
case between City National Bank
and Dallas' drug »tore, July 16. Call
for them at Telegram office. 207 2t
tr
H.K.0RGAIN E.F. LANHAM
E.F. LANHAM & CO
REAL ESTATE
5-room house, frame, well finished,
East front, splendid conditions, lot
50x110 feet, on South 9th street;
price $1500.
6-room two story house, cornor lot.
East front, lot 100x110 feet, also
good four room house, Southside
near car line; price for both $3000.
Nice four room house, Southeast
corner, lot 50x110 feet, South 6th
street; price $1200.
Four room house, lot 50x110 feet,
situated on North 4th street; price
$1200.
8-room house, Southside, near car
line. East front, lot 150x110 feet;
price $4000.
5-room house, lot 50-110 feet, lo-
cated on South 11th street; price
$1250.
Both Phones.
Office Over State Bank.
DIS'OLV'D PARTNERSHIP
Effective yesterday, the real estate
and insurance firm of Calhoun and
Brown dissolved Its partnership. Mr.
A. H. Calhoun will continue exclu-
sively in the real estate business and
will be located in offices the location
of which will probably be decided to-
day. Mr. T. G. Brown retains the
fire and accident insurance and real
estate rentals of the firm, and will be
I nested in the former offices upstairs
In the old WUlcox building oa Ave-
nue A.
Mr. Calhoun was out of the city
yesterday on land buslnes*, and is ex-
pected to return here today.
The dtaaoultloa of this partnership
was by mutual consent, and was af-
fected amicably for both of the par-
ties concerned. The Insurance Depart
ment is one of the oldest in the city,
being that at one time known as the
WUlcox A Burwlti Agency.
Mr. J. M. Henderson, special agent
for the general agency ofGros* R.
Scruggs and Co. at Dallas was the
first to be on the ground to transfer
his companie* from the old firm to
Mr. Brown which was done yesterday.
The other companies will be likewise
transfered In usual form before the
week-end.
Thia la the heat moath of the year
to s*ll or rent property aad of
coarse to aae the waat aia.
Sse J. M. Lee A On., 4th street Mi
Aveaae A. tor wagoea, Baggies, Da-
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over Matthews Bros.
TEMPLE, TEXAS.
W.O.Cox
A ««• r n • jr
New Willcoi Building
TEMPLE TEXAS
A Fresh Shipment
of
Huyler's Famous
Candies
GERALfr'Si
WE HOLD UP OUR BREAD.
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 plea
and cakes. An early order asked.
BON TON BAXERT.
Bov's Life Saved.
My little boy, four years old, had
a severe attack of dysentery. We
had two physicians; both of them
gave him up. We then gave hiss
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy which cured him aad
believe that saved hla life.—William
H. Strollng, Carbon Hill, Ala. There
la no doubt but that this remedy
saves the lives of many children each
year. Give it with castor oil ac-
cording to the plain printed direc-
tions and a cure is certain. For sale
by all druggists. „
Summer Amusements.
Good bostlnf, both day aad night
at Lake Polk. Twenty boata have
just been repaired and are now at
yonr service. i«8 If
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