The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 204, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 13, 1913 Page: 3 of 16
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irDAY'S NEWS IN BELTON
Telegram headquarters, Belton I»r..g Company, northwest corner
Public Square.;
THE lEMPLE DAILT TKLEGItAM, TEMPLE, TEXAS, SUN DAY MORNING, JULY 13. 1913.
i
VETERANS ADJOURN
the first
prize going to Mr. Patter-
rvventy-fourth Reunion One <>f the
M.u*>t Pleasant In History Bell
Count} Urgani/jition.
t
BELTON", July li'.— Thp twenty-
fourth annual reunion of He-11 County
Camp U. C. V.. close,1 this afternoon,
i hree days of pleasant association of
fid comrades and well carried out
programs have marK.-d the irathcri.ii;
Ijast Night's Program.
The program of last night proved
one of the most attractive ..f" ih< re-
union, the largt-st crowd <•! the .n-
tlre three days being present
The Old Fiddlers' conl>--t was on.-
of the features of leading int.iest. II
W. Doss of North Nolan ami II. I >
Patterson of Temple were e.jtitestantH.
The
The fat men c
n 11 o n was too hot
to undertake to
hundred pounds
if tills city and
were contest-
Mr. 1 Jerry be-
Does Your Stomach
Trouble You?
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is Successfully Taken in Cases
of Stomach, Liver and In-
testinal Ailments
And Ona Dose Has Often Dispelled
Years of Suffering
AUYR'S
Wonderful
Stomach Remedy
will change
_ that
Lon£ Face!
Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach Remedy <\ir
.•Sally be termed a wonderful retnrily ai ! • .
oenefits that ll gives in many ot th<- ir,.»sr . 'i:<
Ic cases of Stoma. h Trouble ! ..s «pre..-l us i«r.
from one end of the country to the • :tfr \
matter where you live—you u :; find ic el- « !,.
have suffered with Stomach, Liver and Intra
final Ailment j, et<"\. an ! have been re-'' red t.
health and are loud in their pr.use ot tlr. - re:r,
edy. There is not a day but u I.<t on» i,«».>*«
the wonderful resultsobtier.ed tr>-iii tl 'j
and the benefits are entirely natum! .is >i r.
on the source and foundati' n c these a.irrer:-
removing the poisonous catarrh and t , , rr
tions. taWinR c u; the inrt.mim. t n fr"!n O.e c.
testinal tract and assists in render n* the sat: <
antiseptic Sufferers are urteed to try e <
which alone should relieve your sufleruic ,i ,
convince you that Mayr « Wonderful Stnmacl
Remedy should restore you to u • "1 h-.i'M. p..
it to a test today—the results will l e a r*
-O you and you w.ll rpj..n e ovr v i;r i
•overy and once ag.un U
Send for booklet < n Sue
f Mayr.Mtg ( hein:>t 1'
•r better still. ob'.im a b.
For*- Kale In Tempi.
Co., on the Si|vuirc
everywhere.
< »\V the 1 . f 1 I V ' ' u
.ich A in.rn: ^ r« < .<■>,
. \V h ' •:« ST ( !.
tl" from >«.ur tii
hy lv»\\» i-v I )ruu
ami
Sonus of the male quartette—1 >odd.
11 o \\ e 11. i>odd. I.ittle; experiences of
fiie old soldiers; and music by tin
hand made other interesting features
ot the program.
I<xlay's K\erci(s<fs.
Tile speakers of the morning: were
Attorney Henry Wagner of Temple
'* K. Doyle, editor of Helton
Messenger. Judge John 1 >. Robinson
presided over tile session and made
some \ ery happy remarks.
ItiKK'S.
oncluded the after-
for it to be healthv
move their three
>f hv'oirdupois ( each )
iil.ont at a rapid rate and therefore
t imed over tiieir honors to tile lean
nu n.
''apt T. W. Tray lor
i: A Ibrry of Salad.
flits in tile latter race
iriiz an ♦ asv vviiin^r.
I he ' slow man racf" is paid to
have he. I, at.out the richest feature
of tiie program, though it was never
finished.
Resolutions.
Resolutions of thanks passed by th"
• amp and a letter ot greeting read at
yesterday's session will have to he
held over until the next issue of The
Tel. gram.
1 A KM I Its- I \STITUTK.
Session is Held In Helton Saturday Af-
ternoon—Delegates Tlected to
J-antlers* (Ongress.
Relton. July 1 The Hell county
1 .ituu-rs Institute met in the county
• ••i,rt room in this city this afternoon.
Th.- meeting was called to order at
■'>' ' 'e;uit v (.uninissioner of Agri-
< n if u r»- I i M 'I'ay lor
1 »:«»• n.ssit• ri of corn culture followed
"I" T»in^ «»f th»* !j)«n.'titijj followed
'•>■ •* 'luery box in which the questions
ot smut on corn and oats and root rot
in o,i on u,n discussed
Mt I 1 v lor stated that the smut is a
div. is.- in the plant and must be look-
ed after ill the seed planted, while
ro..t-r..t is a fungi in the soil and must
conquered by planting th.- s..il in-
'' ' t>t in oats, corn and such products
US lire not susceptible to the r.r It
•! t hat cotton, alfalfa and p..-
t.i!...■ s are among the plants most
e.i -: I y itif.-ct.-d
< )f I'ic. rs I 'l<H't.i<l.
'he . -1. . ■ 11., 11 ..f officers for the r-n-
•V 1 ' 1 n Vear resulted in the choice of
Higiiam as chairman : t.d re-
tain:,,g ,.f M Kelts secretary.
Delegate-, to ( ongre-vs.
I - r, r. o u i. u 11 . ■ f ti> v. men,!', rs re -
1 iri iai. ing ft,.- m.ui.b. rship ,jf
,tl" it -! It lite to si), h a number .,s t..
' foar ileh-g 11. - s to the State
! 'a rtii. rs < •.mgr. ss t., be held at t \d-
|e*e St I t;tl J ., 1 y :: S _ ,
The Seie. tion of tl... 11 e ; . g . I • e S T.'-
s I 1' • I In the choice . . t H..JI ,M J
H alartm, t; M lits and l-'r.u.K Ic...-
Date of Next Meetnlg.
AuR'.-t was . iioseti as date of next
m. . tlr.g and delegates to the congress
PAGE THREB
Bentley's" The Recognized Shoe Center of Temple
"«» >••«' sh°- «« properly fifed and „ will
Ladies9 Oxfords
The Si.50 and $2.00 grades
Godman s Solid Leather Oxfords in sizes 2 to
4 only made from extra smooth kid stock
with a patent tip—low and medium heels—
July Clearance price 48^
Ladies' Low Shoes
Worth up to S3.50
Choice of hundreds of pairs of Ladies' Pumps
and Oxfords, taken from our regular stock,
broken lots of patents, plain kid and tans!
July Clearance price 98^
Ladies' Red Pumps
The $3.50 and $4.00 grade $2.59
Beautiful imported kid stock of the finest
quality, plain and capped toes, low and high
heels. July Clearance price $2 o9
White Low Shoes
The $1.50 grade 9cSc
Burton and plain Pumps, with light flexible
sole, medium heels. Dressy $1.50 qualm-
July Clearance price
White Canvas Low Shoes
$2.00 grades for $1.59
J wo styles of this popular summer footwear.
Burton Oxfords and Two Straps, flexible
turn soles, the real $2.00 grade. Julv Clear-
ance price ' SI 59
BENTLEY'S
Men's Oxfords
$3.50 to $4.00 grades $1.95
Txtra values in high grade Packard OxforJs'
that sold at $3.50 to $4.00, sizes are broken,
styles are good, patents, plain kids and gun
metals. A pick-up of good shoes at a little
price, pair $1 95
Men's Oxfords
$1.00 to $6.00 grades $2.95
Broken sizes, but all si/es are here; stvles are
good, both lace and button in tans, patents,
gun metal and plain kid. Banaster and
Packard make. A big ten days' special at
only $2'95
Boys' Oxfords
$3.50 grades S2.95 v
Button ^tyle^ m new lasts and toes, very flex-
ible soles; tans, gun metal and patents, all
sves up to (3. July Clearance price, $12 95
Boys' Oxfords
$2.50 to $3.00 grades $1.95
Blucher Oxfords in good stvles, black and
tans, patents and gun metals, all sizes up to
o. July Clearance price $195
Children's Slipp ers
$1.50 to $3.00 grades 98c ^
Sizes S to 2^ in Misses and Children's Colon-
Two-Straps and Blucher Oxfords, pat-
' - ids. I he July Clearance
ial
ents, velvets and
price
98c4
B.
IA M iff I Vtii .1 iir• »r
It's a Falsehood
^ Tho st.itomout that the Bible sava
"Money is the root of all evil."
f Not only does NOT the Bible say any
such thing, but it everywhere recognizes
money as a good thing to have and worthy
of striving for if it is used rightly.
f ^e fire endeavoring to encourage one
of the \f-ry best uses of money, viz:—to
pro\lde for the loved ones dependent on
the head of the family in the event of his
Bickness or death, by acquiring a home and
a means of support while he is alive and
able to accumulate.
V Money spent for that purpose is not only
NOT an e\il, but is a positive blessing both
to the possessor aud to the community.
Temple Trust Co
wants to have a part in the upbuilding of
this community and section by lending
money at reasonable rates for the purpose
of acquii ing homes and of adding to that
as a protection of the family.
inquiries ( heerfully .Answered
unil Information Kuroished
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iking of ati open roof for the build
Stanford in Waco Sunday.
B.;t"i,. July 12 I>ev K K Stan-
: r<! l.-ft thi« a f; .-rt.oon for Wrt< ...
^h^re he will tomorrow occupy the
;■ .Ipit of th.- Austin Avenue Method.st
-Iurt h f• »r IH I > Knkkrrboi k.r,
i:.-\ <; ra >• of Southwestern L'nlveralty
will, as already announced, conduct
'he ser\ i. es of tomorrow morning for
the Methodi-sta of this city.
Campers at Salado.
Belton, July lJ -}Jartieg he re t o -
>i'iy fr..tn Salulo report the kto\e I .ear
!he springs on the Salado river as
w hlte w ith t. tits. Among the part>
ere ten <.r twelve families from Burt-
lett and several parties from Temple
The <*.ol swimming pool near the
' amp is ii popular resort.
I-os Angtles, i 'aliforr.ia after a visit
with relative* it, th'..^ fourtv
Mrs Sneed Blanton Sr left at noon
todav aft^r a v ,*,t here with relatl e»
f.r 1 .alias w her. «he will sper.d sever-
al da> s in th- h^iiit of her son. < > S
Biamon l.f r„ r.-Urning to her homo
;a \S'e?t T. \
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BtT K >N TEX \S.
Has put m a stock of automobile cas-
ings and inner tubes. 202-lmo.
\ isltors in New York.
j Belton, Julv- 12.—Among the recent
out going passengers oil the Katy
j bound for Visits in New York and ..th-
* r points (yf interest In the ea-st w .»r«
-Misses K. C. Jnr.M and Clara Jones
and Mrs J V I'aizant of Salado and
Misses Susie and May Connell of this
1 city.
IVelton AutViinohile Agency
In another part ..f today's paper
< n.ri t-e f'.'und tiie advertisement of
X A Kr.sor. w ho 1* agent for Bell
Pour.ty for the Apperson "JacK Kab-
' !t aut..mobile This is said to be
one ,.f th.- t-st cars on the market
for the roads of H»il county, and is
an up-to-date car In e\.ry r*->pect
Mr Kr.sor s headquarters are in Bel-
ton
RECORD OF A ROGERS' DAY
To Honor 80th Birthday Anniversary.
j Belton. July 1 J. To honor the"
I eightieth birthday of Mrs. L. njrand-
jma; Oswalt, there has been held dur-
] ing the past fesv days a family re-
union at the home of her sen. Ed Os-
wul', of Brookhaven.
Guests present from a distance were
Sunday ' School at WiltonvlHe,
I Belton, JiSy 12.— The Sunday school
j at W iltonv iBe reported as getting
along very nicely taking into consid-
eration the hot weather and number
of meetings being held in the sur-
rounding territory. The school begins
at 3 p in
Case lieset.
B.-lton, July 12.—The case of Man-
: uel bopez, charged w ith murder,
which was set for hearing in the dis-
trict court July 16, has been rseet for
Monday, July 21, 1913.
KUGEIiS, Tex. Julv 12. — Next
Tuesday is the day th- big annual
picnic at i;»ed s l.uke begms and con-
tinues for four days Manager Woh-
leb sa)s that everything has been ar-
i a:' Ked and he looks for a large crowd
each day Plenty of attractions for
the entertainment of all has been ar-
ranged for, and as there is pler.Ty of
shade and free ice water galore, every-
body will have a good time.
Mr-*. Frank TVtruy Recovering.
Rogers. Tex . J uly l _> The friends
| of Mrs. Prank Petruy, w ho was oper-
ated on at the sanitarium a few days
since, will be glad to learn that she
is rapidly recovering and will soon be
| up again.
Adamek-Xealey.
Belton. July 12.—This afternoon In
this city Judge W S. Shlpp united in
I Jep Lovett of Ma bin e MUs i T marriage Mrs. A. B. Adamek and W.
Lovett Of T^n.ltott? lNea,ey" Both part.e. are of Tern-
| and nephew of the, iwnoree; Rev. C.
| "V • 1 >svvalt of Ft. Worth, a son; and
J Mesdames Henry Seals and B. Parks
jf »\ inters, daughter
Mexican Doing Well.
Rogers, T.x„ July 12.—The Mexi-
can whose arm was amputated at the
Rogers sanitarium, is rapidly recov-
While The Weatheri
Is Warm Prepare
For Winter
Now is the time to lay in your winter sup-
ply of fuel. Coal and wood can be purchased
now a little cheaper than you can buy it when
the streets tjet bad and the mercury drops
down near the bottom of the thermometer.
Call us up and let's talk about your fuel for
next winter.
Temple!
o
liocaj and P#*rsonaI.
and ni,r» , Belton. July 12 —Mrs Minnie Boyd
Mrs. Oswalt. "" ° Russell and little daughter are guests
These visitors with the large circle reunion of her parents,
of relative- residing at Brook haven W F ' ^
made a large and merry party taking j.
part i the family reunion.
Ma> Grandma Oswalt enjoy many
more as happy occasions
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Mrs. <>ray to Hun Happy Hour.
B« on. July 12 —Mrs. I)an Gray
v ill take up the management of the
\rnold, cashier of the Santa
e, goes to Lometa tonight to serve
as relief operator for a few days on
account of illness in the home of the
local operator
Mr and Mrs. R. p j Mitchell have
returned from a vi»it with their
daughter In Comanche.
Rev. C \\ Peyton was a visitor
GETS-IT" for Corns,
and Away They Go!
"GETS-IT" the New-Plan Corn Cure, 1
Gets Any Corn Surely, Quickly.
You'll say, "It does beat all how
o.uick "GETS-IT" got rid of that corn
It 3 almost gets
iiappy Hour theater and continue to. u ^
| operate along the same lines as thosex today for a short while, return- j
followed by the late Dan F. Gray. ' in?, from Killeen to Temple.
Friends of Mrs. Gray have urged ' ^eo' Caskey of Florence has
her to take this step and have pledged1 ^)een a &uest during the reunion In :
her their hearty support. '^e of his nephew, Geo. W. |
The contract was let today for the* (^aslcey-
R M Harris and wife of Temple;
, ~ " " ■ were visitors at the reunion last night i
and were guests at supper of his
cousin, W. T Harris.
Mr. and Mrs J. F Hair, Mr and
"V
Money to
LOAN!
Extend Mechanic's r.ien Note*
To Build Home* In Temple.
To Improve Your Home*.
To Eitead Vendor's Lien Notes
To Buy Your Farm*
To Extend Loans oci Farms,
Ka&iest l'nyments in Bell County
Hall & Hall
Law.
Hfal Estate and Land To ana.
City National Bank Building.
Temple. Texaa.
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Mrs Alex Huston, and Miss Frankie
Smith are members of a party who
have just returned from an auto trip
to Austin.
Members of»a party autoing down
from Waco for the reunion were Mrs
Davis Prendergast. Misses Mary Glover
and Pauline Foster, accompanied by
Miss Daisy Upshaw of this city who
had been a visitor Ln Waco.
W. C. Martin was here today from
Temple,
W. B. Miller and son. Will J . were
among thoce here today from.Killeen.
E. A, Morgan and wife of Temple
are guests of Supt. J. S. Morgan and
family.
A dispatch was received today by
'W P. Denman from his brother,
Frank Denman from Everett, Ontario.
The dispatch stated that he had been
north for the past two years ajid that
he expects to return to Belton about
Sept. 1.
Miss Mary A. Wilson left today for
"Never Could i»o This Bejorv. "tiFH'S-
1T" Made Every Corn \ mUti Like
Magic."
every corn, every time, as sure as the
sun rises, it takes about 2 seconds
to apply it Corn pains stop, you for-
get the corn, the corn shrivels up and
it's gone' Ever try anything like that':
You never did There's no more fuss-
ing with plasters that press on the
corn, no more salves that take off the
surrounding flesh, no more bandages.
No more knives, files or razors that
make corns grow, and cause danger of
blood poison. "GETS-IT" is equally
harmless to healthy or irritated flesh.
It "gets" every corn, wart callus and
bunion you've got.
"GETS-IT" Is sold at all druggists'
at 25 cents a bottle, or sent on receipt
of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chica-
go.
Sold in Temple by J. J. Booker, J.
C. Dallas, and F. P. Hamili.
ltoge-r* IVr*..aaJ Items.
Rogers. T. las, J .iv >]r« r. e
Li tide man w.-r t to Kiiieen Monday to
visit he- mother Mrs. Redg-r
M:«>. \ •-rtior. Umi nd ;s visiting her
aunt in Elk <\?y. Oklahoma
Mrs (' W t'iark. accompanied by
her son, I'yr n, .? visiting h.-r sister
this week Mrs K S H j: t
Miss Gladys Bandy nf Mexla, is vis-
itir g her siai.r Mrs <" l.i Pr.<e
Mrs W jj»rs is visit::.g her
b*j r.s at Austin
Miss Ali.e Griffith of Zhlnnud, Fla
is visiting the family of h.r Cousin.
EM M Ash more
Mrs W. W Scott, after a feve da\s
viMt with her -. er, Mrs Frailk
Leahy, has reti,'r!;*.d to her home at
WtttO
, Misses A'.ma Jones ar.d Ijillah At-r
spei.t the week-end at Teniple, the
guest_s of Miss A lite Swint.-v
Miss Lois Tayh-r is visiting Miss
Georgia Allison at 1 'gleshy this week
Mr and Mrs T S Hendri'^k. after
a few davs \ ;«11 with relatives, have
returned to their hom- at Coleman,
accompanied t>v .J Heed
Mrs T P Walker after a visit
with frl. nds at Glddmgs has returned
home. a< companied by Miss Willie
Wakema n.
Mrs N I. I.»dg r and daughter
Miss Th. lma h. r s.iti Eugene arid
bab>- Wilma Scott have returned to
their home at Killeen after visiting
her daughter. Mrs I, E. I.iiidern^n
Mrs Port. r Bullock went to T,*mple
Monday to visit relatives and returned
T uesday
Dr. W F Etter left again last
Thursday 'or Koanoke. Virginia, to be
at the bedside of his father, who is
hopelessly 111.
Mrs. XV H. Elliott of I.os Angel.-s. ;
California, after a few days' visit with
her sister. Mrs J 'V Hendrick. wont 1
to Killeen yesterday to visit her sis- j
ter, Mrs G J Craddock
Luther and Lely Moore went to
Rockdale by auto Wednesday to at-
tend the Big Fair in progress at that (
thriving little city. There were p.-r- ]
haps others in the party, but we did
not learn who they wer".
Misses Lillie Mae and Edith Moore
returned home Wednesday from Aus-
tin, where they have been taking a
summer course in the State Univer-
sity.
An auto party consisting of <\ .!
Copeland, W. C. I'ook. ii. J Heed and
C. A. Crouch attended the Milan:
I County Fair at Rockdale Wednesday.
Miss Marion Baugh was a guest of
! Mrs. Charles Cox at Temple M .nuav
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. White are h< .
from Hall, San Saba county, vlsitlrr
Mrs. White's father, R. S Jac ks Th» v
report crops fine in their section
ithe state
; F I>. King is here from Victoria
where he located recently. Mr King
is well pleased with his new home and
that section of the state.
Mrs. V E H. Ueed and son, Will-
iam, were here Monday by auto to
visit her davighter, Mrs W B Thom-
as. who, with Mr. Thomas, Borden
and Miss Lizzie Thomas, returned on
Monday morning from a trip to New
York and other points in the north
and east.
Roger Reed, who has been at Dal-
las for several months, was a Rogerc
visitor Tuesday. Roger has been
spending his vacation at Holland with
his parents. Dr. and Mrs. V. E. H.
Reed.
Dr. W. R. Newton was at Rogers
Tuesday evening en route to Belton by
auto. Dr. Newton's new brick san-
itarium at Cameron is in course of
construction and, when completed,
will be a handsome structure.
Mrs. J. A. Copeland and her niece.
Miss Grace Phillips, went to Godley
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
McBroom.
Miss Pearl Travis, a niece of the
Bullock brothers here, arrived in the
city Monday en route to her home at
R»wii, Crosby county. She had been
1. r ' r. atn.e: • »; , : 1.. s.n ••:»»-
. „ u. s ,c t '1 • r : .a sal 11 it. • -
1 I,-- 1 -a 1 i • s A 1 > : ■ ' f ti.e i p-
!'». ttv r.-v h.»m< : Mr- i..,rr.ar i on
T-.. s<1 ,\ ,.ftern .. n fr-.m ■ to seven
' • The I.id;, s w er- c]. !;g.,:f ;11,
entertained by Mis Barr.*: «i. «!i" * a.-
..><i«;ej 11 > h>i si.-t.-r M ijss l: ,:h
Wright Pur., h w a> serv.-d tlir-. -eh
t!ie after:- .•••♦, a t.d d.-l.e.cas r..":e-h-
ments ■.f cream ar.d cake w vre
Y \l I > 1 R< >M 11.\< K . D1KS
rrai nj; Salesman H.x-elv«« F atal
LnjurU-s, at San Vngtio.
Pun Ai.gelo,
Ge> rg.- L"\v . rv . ;
■ it of r 'alia- f. ,
night and the wh-
ii,f!i.'t:r.g lr.;ur:es
•-arlv this nn>r:i
ncre shipped t,
'X.iS
t rv
J u ■ y 1 J -
. ling s;ii. smati
i a lire k i;cM
t'ffd ■ ■ v er him.
which h. lied
His remains
R.j. k
I ri.ih J >n. s, iiez.'kiah Brown and
John Peter Smith all s,.y that Hunt •«
Lightning <u! >t..ps neuralgia, riieum-
atisn, and • >t >• r pain- J net try a Cec
or ii5c bottle fr.,.m ;. ••• r druggist
- ——
Just a f»-\\ day> now and the big
anniversary sale v* ill clowr. Take ad-
vantage ot 11>«• vTondrrful s»i\ina op-
|«»rtunitics aiul supply jour n<-«'<ls
Jarn-U's.
BR0WNW00D NEWS
Brc.wiiwool. July 12 —President J.
■ I Timmins aiol .Sccr.-tary D. F. John-
><'1' ot th. Biownwoud Commercial
1 iui' retutneci this morning from a
two davs \ isit to Galveiitoui w here they
went as delegates from the Brown-
wood business men to enter a personal
pretest against th» proposed reduc-
tion . f rates .u. .■niton. Both repre-
sentatives an- of the opinion that the
r> -iiicuoii will i.. ■ r l.e made at this
time as it stems there is only one man
who r.alij' niMstfc on the reduction.
Boj Wins Art l*rt/.e.
Brownwood, July I.'.—Walter Hod-
son Jr. 11-v.ar.'Id son of Dr. an(J
Mrs Walter J. Hodson of this city,
has r.-. eiv. d a iett.-r from the Juvenile
.".in- r of the \\",iiiut.'s Home Com*
panu'ij anrnuit,. mg that tiie first prise
f S.j hycs I..- i, awarded him ln th
Ai- 1>t ! v thai magazine. Th
sat'.'.' was "J un.- Roses" and younf
Hods' .n's pan.' itig w .is a watercolor ot
5
Melons on Ice at all times
us v.uir orders.
-O.'c-^x Sherrill * G
\g<ii Woman Injured.
Clipper.!.- ' ■ , '1 . v . .1 Uly 1 2 —Mrs,
1 ► i " *' k s win. .s ..., the l^tiiDuaj
riv.-r near h.-.,, «.,s thrown from
wagon v • st, i ,1a v aril sustained
; rokeri i,run and 1. g Mrs Brooks
the niothet . f Mi Alvin Brooks
' "'TP* ras C and is ;i j. rs old.
Irs,
!
Ph
Just a fcv\ days now aiul the hi:
a n n 1 \ e r>.ar j sale will close. lake ad-
vaiitiure of tl it* w .Hidcri'iil savin? <>p-
p;>rtunitl«^s and supply your n i-il-
Ja rrs-H's.
<. al v oston's Pirsi \e-\v Hale.
Ga • -to: Te\ July 12 Th. first
bale oj . ,.;t,.n f..r tl. present season
: a h.-d li» :. tlr? alt. rnooii from the
.alt ranch. Sat. i'ntrie'o county, con-
sigi.'U to li Keiiijcier Tl.e bale wllj
be sold ■'!. the floor of the cotton
ex' ha: g,. M. :.d,- morning
. vlLY
>cO
& VS><?
cfe. , -
$
■nl
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY RAILWAY
■fiiiiH
>t
From a Health
renewing Stand-
point, ten days in
COLORADO
is worth one
Month elsewhere
r,o._ yj., o,
rumu
Assures clou,
connections wlthj
other Lines ihei
avoids unplea
ant delays, a
extra expense!
r-^le.' * & T (3) T & P- -
ratp« •ch*dule* vJ o<v*'
^ G. P. a... Vori ^
Baylor College for
mi
Classed hv the State Boai\. of Edu;
"A-l." Freshmien receive first gr,
for four years; graduates receiv
Strong faculty, beautiful canif>r
healthful environment. Stand
not prepared for College. Spec-
Fine Arts, department, Dr. T. S
to any In the South. Terms r
For further inforn
John G. Hardy, A. M.
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Williams, E. K. The Temple Daily Telegram (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 204, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 13, 1913, newspaper, July 13, 1913; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth475519/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.