The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 245, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 30, 1908 Page: 2 of 8
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W K will be located in our new quarters MONDAY . YC
/l Jil and it will be a day or two before we are fully J*
\ straightened out again. In the meantime we ask '
that you be as patient as possible for we will be more con-
M venientlv situated and better able to take care of your or-
^ ders than ever before when we are through. Is you like
.£ mK\ things to eat -if you value health. _convenieiJce and
M economy. We will have some announcements to make ifi J"
the near future that should appeal to you. We have the .
W most complete and extensive delivery service in the city. Vy
1\ if von ^ ,10t satisfied with your present arrangement, let
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Mother'* Plea.
4 R. L. IWcKnight, Gro.
hay!
k CHOICE LOT OF HAY
To Pick from at Lowest Mar-
ket Price*
A. E. Cbildcr* O Company
Jnd. Door Sooth City Katioml
Bank -
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JNO. J. COX. PtMiieot
B. A. CORDELU Vict-PrcsnJent
J, E. BINKLEY. Cashiei
t. B. SIEDER. Assistam.'Cashi
The American Bank & Trust Compan •
Capital Stock. $50,000.00
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Texas, subject
State supervision and examination. Dees a genera!
Banking business,
TGHPLC • TEXAS
All Aboard for "Red Specal."
Chicago. Aug 29.—With a great
rally or the Socalists in Chicago to-
morrow.the standard beraer of the
party will set forth on board the 'Red
Special" for a whirlwind tour of the
country. Candidate Eugene V. Debs
will be accompanied on the trip by a
do*?n othtr Socialist spellbinders who
will work in relays at makins speech-
es and distributing literature. Tons
of papers and leaflets will be sowed
broadcast in the cities
TEXAS, SUNDAY M0RNIHG. AUGUST 80,1
-AMIKKJ.I juyr viH
THO-iE PPOPte THAI ARE
TALKH* A500T VAR WITH
JAPAN COULD SEE THAT
CAQY NOW '
i*IT MAMA'VfcFAR
LilTLC PEMTMAKER
I had a TeriBul pan* In the Kite!
It wa» a Shooting One—Ml! and a Frite!
thcr* fer awhile 1 expected * DIE.
jrlaterday ma made a lot of Mince Pie!
then ahe frlda frldecakea awhile In a pot-
1 et a Dozen er so sizzling hot!
1 only t a mince pie and a third.
going 2 Bed gist as glad as a Bird!
1 had knot slept very long when a Goat
buttad me rite In thee Front of ml Coat!
there was a MULE with a polka-dot nose
practisin' up fer to hand me sum blows!
next thing a lot of CHAIN LIGHTNING
broke out-
then 1 woke up with a very loud shout!
that there chane lightning was Zig-Zag-
glng me
right In the front of Mi nightshirt, by
gee!
I grabbed a holt of ml Stomach and
cried—
Bay! did yew ever have Pain in yewr-
side?
probably yew et ONE piece of a pie-
think of me loading mi stomach up
HIGH.
multiply panes that yew had by MT i
meal!
then yew will know how ny. stomach-
aches feel!
while i wuz rolling around on thee bed,
1 tumbled out with a Bump on mi hed! j
mother cum hurrying In with a Lite,
sha sed: "I knew that 1 counted them j
rite!"
ahe sed to pa: "He et almost 2 pies!"
"Grate Scot;!" sed pa, "git thee Doc' i
'fore he dies!"
ma fixed sum ginger and Peppermint tea j
pouring a quart of the stuff inj me!
then after while awl the Pane went
away,
where the I but they won't gimme no fridecakes te-
rrain stops and the orators will talk day:
simultaneously from a dozen street j )t wuz a Terihu! nit* I confess
KEEP YOUR EYES ON OUR BREAD; TT"' ^ T* °f DebS rroiBi*s Ibut ^T* p;e3 wa5 mMt wonh "■ 1
" to be one of the roost novel junkets!
for it is worth your closest atten-
tion. If you like a bread that is
really superior to any you ever be-
of its kind in the history of Ameri
can politics,
, The "Red Special will comprise a
fore bought you will giVi^it a triali sleeper, coach and a baggage car to, ,
on your table, and if you do give it[carry campaign literature. It will be|ev*rJ meal19 possible to effect a cure,!
a fair trial you will agree with us decorated with Socialist banners and "'thout avail, write John H. Zirkle
Diarrhoea Cured.
|
"My father has for four years.been |
troubled with diarrhoea, and triedI
that it is the highest standard of
bread excellence.
BON TON BAKERY.
N. B. Mathis, Prop.
Why Suffer
With.Headache.
Biliousness
Constipation or
Malaria Troubles?
BOND'S LIVER PILLS
Will Reline Yn. Ok is a Dose
All Druggists 25c
decorated with Socialist banners and
emblems.
Several prominent Socialist speak-
ers will accompany Debs, besides a
literature agent who will have charge
of the distribution of leaflets and
books in each city visited The trail
will make 210 stops, 60 of which will
be over night and ISO for one hour
jeaeb. when speeches will be made
j from thj train. The tour will em-
brace practically the whole country
(and wil cover 10,500 miles,
j Campaign activity is in full blast
| in the national office of the Soealist
j party. Speakers are being sent out
| continuously and arrangements for
i new work are being made without the
j least abatement. Communications
j from al parts of the United States are
i Paring in and each one is full of
j optimism regarding the campaign.
[ Demands for both Debs and Han-
, ford are being received daily. Every
| state and local is anxious for a visit
j from either or both of them.
j It is stated that J. G. Phelp^ Sto-
j kes- the millionaire Socialist of New
School Satchel £?'«!!,'™,"1X
D. Haywood, whose trial in Idaho
of Philippi, Va. "He saw Cham-j
berIain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea 1
Remedy advertised in the Philippi Ife j
publican and decided to try it. The!
result s one bottle cured him and he i
has not suffered with the disease for;
eighteen months. Before taking thisI
remedy he was a constant sufferer. <
He is now sound and well, and al-
though sixty years old. can do as
much work as a young man." Sold
by all druggists.
A Handsome
Will be Given to every pupil
who buys his or her school
books at
B E LOONEY'S
BOOK STORE.
BOOKS NOW HERE
Yours truly,
B. E. LOONEY
for the murder of ex-Governor Ste-
unenberg created an international
sensation, is also in the 8eld as a
Socialist spellbinder.
The itinerary of the Red Special"
provides for stops at Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, Davenport. Des Moines,
and Kansas City before reaching
Kansas Ci^y on L-abor Day. Prom
there the route will go through the
| Southwest to Southern California, up
through "that state to Oregon and to
j Washington and back over the nortb-
| ern route to Minneapolis and Dubub
< and through the mining region of
ii [Minnesota to Detroit, arriving there
on Sunday, September 27.
Thence the routs will lead thru
Cleveland, Erie, Rochester and Syr a
cuse into New England, coming back
to New Yofk Sunday, October 4,when
it is expected that the Madison
Square garden will be secured for one
o ftbe greatest gatherings eTer held
In that city.
The Ohio river route will then be
followed back to Illinois and Wiscon-
sin for the closing dates of the cam-
paign.
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Pictorial
Review
Patterns \ \
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;; For Septempber, now on !'
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hand ;;
gerald's
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If you [want an [Ice
Cold] Melon,U ring
mi
I. R. Oliver, prop,
California Fair.
Sacramento, CaL, Aug. 29. The
great natural wealth and unlimited
reso^ces of the Golden State were
never before more fittingly displayed
than by the exhibit* at the Califor-
nia State Fair, which'today began
the premier exhibition of its history.
The domains of agriculture, horticul-
ture, mining, manufacturing and live
stock have adequate representation
In extensive dispHyg from all over
tie state. One of the best programs
of harneas racing events ever given
In the state hai been arranged for
the fair. Many other entertaiameata
hare been provided, including' a ser-
laa of cowboy and vaquero races be-
tween the beat of tke plainsmen.
Many of the great manufacturing
as of San Francisco. Los An-
ode* Ul other cU«a km
THE WOMAN WHO MAKES GOOD.
She Possesses Many Things, bat Most
of All Common Sense.
The woman who makes good must
be blessed with strength and health
and an ambition to learn and take ad-
vantage of every opportunity that
comes her way. says the September
Delineator.
She must work with all her heart;
play with all her heart; above all
things avoiding indifference and the
enemy to all progress—apathy.
She must select the pleasure that
will bring her the greatest joy,
choose the work she is best fitted
for.
Ordinary hard luck never ruins
people. It puts them in a mood to
learn a thing or two. Everybody
makes mistakes. Wth some its »
regular occupation; but to make a
mistake and wail about it, is to make
two.
Women often speak of their tal-
ents not being appreciated. A talent
is next to worthless unless one has
the ability to go down to bard, plain,
every-day grind.
Then, too, the woman who wins
must learn to talk, but not tell
Tbere is an art—the most consum
mate art—in appearing absolutely
frank to the butcher, the baker and
the family cat and yet not reveal any
of one's business affairs.
The woman who wins must be able
to hold all and hear all yet betray
it by neither word nor look; by inju-
dicious defense no more than by over
treachery; by anger at a malicious
accusation no more than by a smile
at an egregious mistake. To be able
to do this requires a rartf combination
of tact and self-respect. One cannot
just slide along In business and win
promotion and more salary. A know-
ledge of te business is necessary to
show results.
To mate good, a woman needs that
fine balance, that accurate self-meas-
urement, which goes by the name of
■common sense. It is the one thing
on which success depends the most.
Granulated Sore Eyes Cured.
"For twenty years I suffered from
a bad case of granulated sore eyes,
says Martin Boyd of Henrietta, Ky.
"In February, 1803, a gentleman
aswed me to try Chamberlain's Salve.
I bought one v«x and used about two-
thlrda of It and my eyes have not
given me any trouble since." This
salve la for sale by all druggiats.
Puett'a do deliver promptly.
My class in music will open
Monday. Sept. 7, l»QS at »y
41» North 4th street. lit
ts
WWS PRfClOU!)
think naikhty
statue HOT LOOK
yUKE NAPOLEON?
HOW •
A&0UTA
m QMTA
t>A<ftEATAi
MlkAt).
JAPAN?
HNfNT
YOU AMY _
fcETTC*ONfS
OF NAPOtfON
WHAT! BAOV
NOT LIKE PLAY
WITH NAPOLEON?
iNOUL&N'T
BRfAK <iREAT
<E^CRAL (3AOY,
NAMED AFTER 1
|\"f MAYBE DVVr
()\\\BABV HE LlKA
J Vij OA 0IPFEREN7
0NF?
I'LL TAKE
P'VE OF
napoleon!
I
saa have YOU ANY
CA)STS OF
Sj NAPOLEON
V/HFN
HE WA5
A BABY?
'r^A <ftEATA
NAPOLEON,DA
<iE0^<iA DA
WA^>H, DA AREATA
pA M)KAD--y
LE'S
H
A
Flour
Suggestion
Listen Mrs.
You are looking
for the very best
quality when yOU
order for your ta-
ble. In flour there
is nothing better
than "Omega"—
It is milled from
wheat grown in
the greatest wheat
belt in the world,
and our large
trade on "Omega"
throughout Cen-
tral Texas was
built on quality on-
ly—take our word
for it and call for
"Omega" Flour.
The
Rotan Gro-
cery Company
IT'S PLEASANT TO BE SERVED
Po promptly and perfectly as jutt &re
at this restaurant And the mice
Is only a foretaste of
THE FINE MEAL YOU WILL E.N'JOT
It la said that the way to a man's
heart la through his stomach. We
are sure to reach jour's if you *m !
drop In and try our bill of fare, it
partect victuals, perfectly cooked and
perfectly served, will gain jour
friendship, we are absolutely sure of
—re. m
NEWPORT EESTAURANi /
Stringy or ropy milk is caused veiy
often by drinking stagnant water.
Keep the stables and the yeards
clean, so that flies and Insects will
have no breeding places.
Keep the milking stable darkened
and screened, and spray the cows ev-
ery day It will pay in dollars and
cents.
THERE! LOOK AT HIM
, NOW! HAVEN'T YOU 5EIN
PKTUREb OF NAPOLEON
THAT LOOKED JUVT
LIKE THAT!
r\
fTU> REALLY
A WONDERFUL
RESEMBLANCE.'
napoleon CERTAINLY
WAD THE Rl<HT MANE
FOR HIM .THE QOYS
DOWN NT TH* 0FFICF
ARt SIMPLY CRAZ
J OVER IT,
California Marksmen.
San Francisco, Aug. 29.—Some of
the best markesmen of the Pacific
coast are entered in the golden Jubi-
lee tournament of the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein, commenced today
and lasting through the coming
week. The club is the oldest and
most prominent cociety of crack
shots in the West, instituted by lead-
ing residents of San Francisco in the
pioneer days of '49. A fund of $10,-
000 was raised to defray the expen-
ses of the tournament, half of which
will be distributed In prizes.
"CHESTY"
is the man whose linen is immacu-
late from deftness in laundering:
whose collars and cuffs don't fray at
the ends by reason of poor launder-
ing. The "chesty" man is our patron
right along after he first samples oar
way of doing things. You are so be
congratulated if you follow his
example. Hello 59.
PRAIRIE QUEEN LAUNDRY.
Did You Ever Have A Nightmare?
»
Did you ever dream you
were falling out of a bal-
loon? Such things are
always caused by bad di-
gestion—by the eating of the
things you should not, and
food Improperly prepared.
You should be very care-
ful what you eat this kind
of weather. We know
what Is best suited for
you at this aeason. That's
our business. We make aspecial study of this sub-
ject. Good Seasonable, Regular meals for 25 Gents
Anything else you want to eat'at proportionate
prices.
THE CHICAGO RESTAURANT
Papas BrosProps.
Next to Palace Market. • Old Peonc 320
5
WHY DON'T!
TOU LOOK UP -
YOUR PfDURtE
L0VEY? I'LL BET YOU
ARE V>ME RELATION
to napoleon:
THE
1
city national bank
-OF—
TEMPLE TEXAS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, *140,000.00
ALL'HOME CAPITAL.
DIRECTORS:
Chas. M. Campbell^ J W. S. Callaway!
W. S.^Rowland
J. M* Cr >uch
A. J. Jarrell
J. T. Tflley
R. R. White
C. B. Wade
C.'M', Campbell
jjohn Nichols
R. E. Kilpatrick
\L. L, Talley!
D. E. Temple
R. P. Marshall
0. L. Litteral'
The Temple Sanitarium
Fifth Strut aid An. E.
A Modern Brick Structure especially equipped for the
care of patients requiring surgical attention.
NlCMttghM #r IsfotlMt distant «1I1 bt rtcti*H.
MR8. A. H. PAR80N8, M188 WILMA CARLTON,
Superintendent Supt of Nurse
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Williams, E. K. The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 245, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 30, 1908, newspaper, August 30, 1908; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth475536/m1/2/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.