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MRS A. H. PARSONS, MISS WILMA CARLTON,
Superintendent. Supt. of Nurses.
Our Work Is General Machine Repairing
Such^as Engines, Pumps, Boilers, etc. Farm, Gin, and Mill
Machinery, Machine Forging, Machine Casting in Iron and
Brass finished on short notice. Pattern Making. Also agents
for the Fairbanks Co. Gasoline Engines for all purposes.
BROCKELMEYER A [BRACKEN
City Property Bargains.
South 4th street, one 4-room cottafe, with front and back porch,
good bam and fence, house newly butlt, Ea»t front, price $1,260;
$100 cash, balance $1G> per month.
New 4-room modern cottage, with hall and bath, new barn and
fence, East front, shade trees and shrubbery, price $8,000; 1-3 cash,
balance easy terms.
South 11th street, one 4-room house, corner lot, line shade trees,
good barn, cistern, price $1,700; $500 cash, balance small monthly
payment*;
North Ind street, one block from High School, 5-room modern
cottage, with hall and bath room, new barn, price $1,800.
BOTH PHONES
GINNUTH. WAYLAND & KOHUT
Belton, Feb. 1J.—A meeting of
the Belton library directors has been
called for 4 p. m. tomorrow, the ob-
ject being to make arrangements for
a Chautauqua.
Cues Filed.
The following cases were filed
with District Clerk McKay today:
Frances Jarasek rs. Frank L. and
Joe Jarasek. suit to cancel deed.
Mary Brown vs. Fred Brown, di-
vorce. , <
Henry Emerson vs. Emma Emer-
son, divorce.
Mattie Owens vs. Belton Oil Co.,
damages.
Mrs. Ida Dye vs. Belton Oil Co.,
dsmages.
Hsnnah Lewis vs. Will Lewis, di-
vorce.
the
visiting. Deputy
and Miss Ethel
Woodall will be married. Miss Wood-
all is the daughter of Editor Wood-
all of the Belton Democrat, who just
recently moved to Belton. During
her brief residence here she has made
many friends. Mr. Graves in addi-
tion to being one of the youngest de-
putes in Texas, Is universally pop-
ular and Is an Ideal officer, fearless,
careful and competent.
The announcement of the marriage
came as a surprise to the friends of
the young couple. It is another case
of love at first sight.
K * MODEL 3* 3*
Gold Storage Market
Choice Fresh Sausage and Meats
every day—Prompt Delivery—Call
I us up Either Phone--On the Square
Pelt's our Pleasure to please you.
THE
CITY NATIONAL BANK
-0F-
TEMPLE 1EXA8.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, SI40.000.00
ALL'HOML'CAPITAL.
Till American Bank & Trust Gerapeny
Capital Stock, $50,000,00
Incorporated"under the laws of the State of Texas, subject to
State'supervision and examination. Does a general
Banking business.
"" tbhplb. • *****
Commissioners Court
On account of the illness of Judge
W. R. Butler, Commissioner Vernon
presided in the court today.
Applications for pensions of follow
were approved: P. E. Ramsey, B. F.
Powell, Walter S. Smith, Emily E
Blair, J. H. Hawkins, Mrs. M. C.
ColeTH.~H. Mecum. B. P. Watts
The election of trustees for the
public school districts was set for
the first Saturday In April and the
election officers heretofore publish-
ed, were appointed to hold said elec-
tion
The election to abolish the special
tax in the Nebron district was set
for first Saturday in April.
The following accounts were allow
ed:
Road and Bridge Precinct No. 1—
S. Deavers, road work .. $ 2.26
L. Whlttenburg, ditto .. 8.25
WIlBon ft Austin, Hdw .... 6.55
W.P.Denman, Tele, expense .25
Smith-Peyton Hdw. Co., Hdw.
,29.50
2.25
49.39
5.10
leal Estate Tranfers.
J. M. Lee to J. A. Talley, lot 12,
block 18, Freeman Heights add to
Temple, $300.
J. J. Oorley et ux to R. N. Crow,
165 acres of land out of M. Davilla
league, Bell county, $9,900.
John O. Fowler st ux to Jesse Bur-
gess, 11 acres out of survey-
Bell county, $65.
Ed Llles et ux to T. J. Venerable,
27 acres out of Jssse Mumford lea-
gue, Bell county, |13&.
O. P. Rose et al to Leerov Taylor,
27 acres of land out of the M. Da-
villa league, Bell county, $150.
J. H. Roach et al to J. G. Ander-
son, 11 acres out of Jesse Murford
league, Bell county $100.
E H. Llles et ux to I. E. WhUten-
ton et al, 54 1-2 acres out of M.
Davilla league, Bell county, $1,075.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
March-April: opened 6.82d; high
5.84; low 5.81: close'd 5.80 1-2; clos-
ed Wednesday 5.81 l-2d.
May-June: opened 5.74 l-2d; high
5.81; low 5.79; closed 5.79 1-2; clos-
ed Wednesday 5.79 l-2d.
Closed quiet. Due unchanged to
1 point down this morning.
New York Cotton 'Xarket.
March: opened 10,93; high 11.02;
low 10.84; closed 10.86-87; closed
Tuesdsy 10.95-97.
May": opened 11.04; high
low 10.94; closed 10.97-98;
Tuesday 11.06 flat.
July: opened 10.71; high
low 10.64; closed 10.68-69;
Tuesday 10.73 flat.
Closed steady.
lVl2;
closed
10.79;
closed
son, 5 1-2 acres out of sur-1
vey. Bell county, $50.00
Leeroy Taylor to Ed Llles, 27 acres
out of M. Davilla league, Bell county,
$175.
O. L. Tillman to J. H. Roach etal
11 acres out of J. Mumford gt., Bell
county, $100.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
33.30
28.80
50.00
lfcSO
3.00
337.28
111.30
Hew Orleans Cotton Market.
March: opened 11.25; high 11.32
low 11,10; closed 11.12-13; closed
Wednesday 11.37 bid.
May; opened 11.15; high 11.21
low 11.00; closed 11.02-03; closed
Wednesday 11.16-17.
July: opened 11.03; high
low 10.85; closed 10.88-89;
Wednesday 11.04-05.
Closed steady .
SCULLY HOUSE—For rooms and
board by the week or month. 406
S. First street. New .Phone No. 331.
Ford ft Jennings, Props.
J. W. SEALY-
Installments.
negie Library.
-Furniture. Cash or
Two doors below Car-
tf
THE DRAYMAN—J. R. Arnold. All
kinds of hauling; residence 709 S.
4th street, New Phone 452. tf
IF YOU WANT—To rent that vacant
room—want to hire a cook, wash
woman, or other servant—want to
sell or buy a cow or horse—want to
trade something you've got and don't
want for something you want and
haven't got—want to find something
you've lost—or the owner to some-
thing you've found, try a Telegram
WANT AD " ONE CEN1 A WORD.
WASTED.
WANTED—A rare bargain in house
and lot for a cash customer. Sue
L. W. Goodwin ft Co. 76-tf
WANTED—Tw oyoung men to tra
vel and solicit. Call for L. Wech-
ter at Stegall Hotel. 76 It
11.09;
closed
Ed Simmons et ux to Jesse Ander- ggjeg 6.000.
Spots.
Liverpool spots, middling, 6.26d;
New York spots, middling, 11.65;
sales 200
New Orleans spots, middling, 11
3-4; sales 1.450.
DIRECTORS:
R. E. Kiipatnck
L L. Talley
D. E. Temple!
R. P. Marshall
W. S, Callaway
R. R. White
C-lB. Wade
C.;M. Campbell
John Nichols
Chas. Ms Campbell
W. {?. Rowland
J. M Crouch
A. J. Jarrell
J. T. Talley
J. L. Litteral
W. H. Norwood, road work
John Shea, Lumber ....
E. W. Scott, road work .
Santa Fe Ry., freight 3.36
D. Adams ft Co., drag ... 24.64
John Shea, Lumber 11,15
T. W. Foster, road work, ... 2.00
John Shea, Lumber , 124.33
The New Lbr. C., Lbr 201.98
Road and Bridge No. 2—
M. Spinner, Harnass, etc .$23.50
R. McFarland, road work . 98.76
C. M. Campbell ft Sons, Lbr . 99.16
D. Adams ft Co., drag ... 24.60
HlghtoWer Lbr. Co., Lbr ... 52.79
Henry Hill, road work 10.00
Frank Leahy ft Co., Lbr ... 67.85
Road and Bridge No. 8-
J. M. Lee ft Co., repair, etc .$ 10.00
Joe Holllngsworth, Hdw., etc 46.70
Joe Leigh, road work 7.50
George Hoar, ditto 5.00
C. F. Tomllnson, ditto ...... 15.75
Joe Medford et al.' ditto 12.00
Bob Worden, ditto 4.00
Lee Saulsberry, ditto 37.00
Kit Saulsberry, ditto 27.00
Lawrence Woods, ditto ..... 27.00
Lw Taylor, ditto 15.00
Rufus Parker, ditto 22.60
Tom Hamilton, ditto 18.00
J. W. Copus, ditto 53.00
B. G. Hawkins, ditto <-00
Wm. Cameron ft Co., Lbr ... 118.68
Temple Fuel Co., coal ..... 215
Brady ft Black, Hdw.,jetc.
Knight ft Livingston, black-
smithing
W. L. Moseley, dam, road . .
H. F. Farrow, road work ....
Ennls Buchanan, ditto .....
C. M. Campbell ft Sons, Lbr .
Troy Lbr. Co., Lbr
J. C. Stltb, Lumber 446.84
Dempsey .Pace, 160 bu corn . 90.00
Markham ft Ersklne, Lbr ... 99.89
A. C. Buchana, barn rent ... 65.50
J. B. Elza, road work 150
Joe Ross, ditto <9.00
J. E. Trlmmler, ditto 15 00
Road and Bridge No. 4—
C. L. Cox, road work $ 2.20
M. E. Whitmire, road work . 7.15
W. B. Taylor, ditto 1*«6
J. L. Morris, ditto 11.75
Common County Fund—
S. W. Tel. & Tel. Co., rent .$ 7.80
F. K. Austin, Gro. Pauper .. 8.60
W. R. Butler, Tel. expense. .961
Bob Tulloch, repairs 15.60
Eads-Robinson Co., linoleum 21.15
Geo. A. Grey, paint, etc 10.45
O. Vlck, mimeograph wk. . 10.00
Clay My ft Son, desk, etc .. 25.00
Wllsan ft Austin, hdw, etc. . 8.50
Hunter ft Freeman, stat. ... 104.20
Clarke ft Courts, stat 36.00
Hill, Kelner ft Frost, stat, . 9.26
Maverick Clarke Lltho Co. st. 155.25
M. P. Kxllne Co., stat. ...... 2.50
Hargrove printing Co., stat. . 36.40
F. M. Hleronymus, stat. ... 8.85
G. W. Tilley, sheriff boarding
T. E. Smith «•«>>
W. J. Long, coal ct. house ... 56.20
Clay May ft Sons, lock, etc . 9.10
Fredrick Dlsln. Co., disln. ... 117.26
J. Booker, drugs, etq. ..... 1.16
W. J. Bote, hold, inquest. . 6.00
T. O. Binkley. ditto 6.00
H. C. Garrison, office table .. 9.00
Burroughs Adding Machine
Co., adding machine 275.00
N. A. Ensor, ad. mac. pap . 3.?5
J, A. Millerman. collecting de-
linquent taxes • 69.46
Habeas Corpus Proceedings.
Marshal Tom Warren arrested
man by the name of C, A. Cole, want
ed In Bastrop on a charge of swlnd
ling. A deputy sheriff arrived from
there today and started with the pris-
oner when a writ of habeas corpus
was sued out seeking ball. Judge
Furman ordered the man held until
The following announcements are
made subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary election on July
25, 1908;
Chicago Grain Market.,
May wheat opened 94.7; high 95.3;
low 93.2; closed 93.5 bid; closed
Tuesday 95.2 aslfed.
May corn: opened 61; high 61.4;
low 60.2; closed 60.3 asked; closed
Tuesday 61.1 bid.
May oats: opened 53.1; high 53.2;
low 52.3; closed 52.5; closed Tues-
day 63.1.
WANTED TO RENT—4 or 5 room
residence with stable, from 1 to 3
blocks of public square. Inquire at
City Bakery , 71 3t
Any errands for the Little Want
Ads today t
To answer a want ad. today is saf-
er—for it may not appear again.
WINBOURNE FEARCE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Over Matthews Bros.
TEMPLE, TEXAS.
WANTED—To do your cleaning,
pressing and dyeing. Work guar-
anteed. Call and see our fine lln#of
spring and summer samples for men's
ad women's suits. City Pressing
Club, next Door to Majestic. Old
.Phone. 65 lmo
FOR RENT-
North 4th
way.
FOR REST.
-5-room cottage No. 2ll
street. W. S. Calla-
FOR RENT—One furnished room
close in, 111 6th Btreet and Avenue
A, Old phone 178. 72 3tp
For District Judge
JNO. D. ROBINSON.
For District Clerk—
H. H. GOODMAN.
E. E. UPSHAW.
For Sheriff—
D. C. BURKES.
YANCY P. YARBROUGH.
THEO. ARMSTRONG.
For County Clerk—
HUGH HARRIS
W. M. DICKEY.
W. C. RYLA^DER.
• |n
For County Commissioner Beat
ED BREWSTBR.
F. M. NICHOLS.
J. TOM MORGAN.
FOR District Attorney—
D. R. PENDLETON.
E. I. HILL
For County Tax Assessor-
EBB WHITE
M. H. SHANKLIN.
A. G. VICK.
New York Cotton Letter.
New York, Fe&. 13.—The market
I fluctuated most narrowly durng the
morning session. The lower was
slightly lower, being 2 to 3 points
net lower on the active months. A
flurry of covering sent May to 11.12
and July to 10.79. but there was no
evidence that any new business re-
sulted. Sentiment among room trad-
ers was bearish on the passage of the
| anti-option bill In Mississippi.
Liverpool ruled steady but there
I was little English buying. The rally
In cotton was as much on account of
the strength In stocks as to any local
developments. Easier prices prevail-
ed after the early morning bulge but
the lack of both outside and profes-
sional business characterized the ses-
sion. There Is a distinct change in
the local dry goods market; buyers
are more numerous and there Is an
expectation for improvement in sp-
ring business. The situation from a
speculative viewpoint is very much
mixed, but we think the final out-
| come will result in lower prices.
J. S. Bache ft Co.
FOR RENT—New 5-room cottage,
with bath equipped with hot and
cold water system, electric lights,
city and rain water supply; corner
North 7th and French avenue, on
car line. Apply P. 0. box No. 291.
(66 tf)
Dr. A. Kuhn.
Physician and Surgeon.
BOTH PHONES
O. P. Gober
M. G. Lott
Drs. Gobei A Lott
PHYSacaANft
Both • Phones
FOR RENT—6-room house on North
Second street, to desirable parties.
Apply to Bennett Smith. 65 tf
FOR RENT—The dance hall over
HamiU's drug store. Parties de-
siring same will please call on J. W.
Baker or R. O. Gresham for further
Information. 65 tf
FOR SALE.
LOST
FOUND—A medium sized watch by
a party living on North 4th street
Owner can recover same by calling at
the Daily Telegram office, describing
the watch and paying a cent a word
for this ad.
W. H. JONES
....CONTRACTOR...,
Fapar H»ng«r and Painter
1 want to seeeveryote in Temple who
expects to have work done this season.
I want to save yon some money, Phone
me and I will come to soe you.
Ol* Phone 207 2 Rlntfa!
DR. J.F.BUTTS
Surg«on '
Office at Palace Drag Store
Both PHoom at offfl««
and RMld.no.
Cost—A black Poland china male
hog. Weight about 300 pounds.
Phone W. M. Bock, New phone No.
385. 75 4t
For County Attorney—
JOHN L. WARD.
CHARLTON HALL.
For County Tax Collector—
N. A. ENSOR.
For Count/ Judge—
W. S. SHIPP.
For Constable, Precinct No.
THOMAS L. NICHOLS.
HARVEY PILGRIM.
JOHN H. TALLEY.
ED SHELTON.
For Justice of <Se Peace, Prec't 6—
THOS. G. BINKLEY.
OLIVER W. WORD.
HUGH SMITH.
J. M. PH1P.PS.
Nearly every housewife In Temple
knows the A. B. C.'s of baking and
probably each one of them could be-
come as proficient as a baker, as my
Our Market Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards. Feb. 10
—Quarntine receipts last week
. ... ,. . iamounted to 141 car loads, quite an
>">" " '"''"""■"'J"' I.e.,. o.,r tt. previous »».k. and
BREAD
Mew Orleans Cotton Letter.
New Orleans, Feb. 13.—Spot prices
[in Liverpool are lower and the busi-
ness is small. Futures seem dull and
tracing without special motives what-
ever and spots are in practically the
same condition. Large interests la
the near positions in New York do
not appear ready yet for a decided
move. Large discounts under quota-
tions are against selling and unfavor-
able outside conditions are against
buying. New crop factors are as yet
too Indefinite to attract trading and
business therefore is very quiet all
around. Parties holding the long end
of the March and May deals are send-
ing very bullish wires but these do
little more than put the traders on
[their guard.
The spot market ts dull, some small
I scattered business in extras and to
fill up shipments, but no new demand
1 Lower to sell.
Hayward, Vlck & Clark.
CONTRACTS—Contractor and Build-
er; all kinds of Job work both ln,and
outside. Bank and bar fixtures.
Leave orders at 1020 South Main or
City Meat Market John F. Rueck-
er. 19-tf
the time and study that he has. Bak-
ing is not only a study, but exper-
ience Is required that one may be-
come proficient In the Art. It Isn't
hard to bake good bread it you know
how to bake. Flour, Milk, water,
yeast, seasoning, the proper baking
and knowing how. produces good
bread, and there aje many kinds of
twice as many aa during same week
last year. Prices fluctuated con-
tinually but closed without any net
change for the week. Top price for
the year was paid on two different
days, $5.10. Supply is small In the
quarantine division today, seven
teen car loads, market steady, some
good 1050 to 1175 pound steers at
breads. Just the Plain Bread, French i ^4 70 t0 |190 Ught weight med-
Bread, Vienna, Kaiser Roll* th«i Lit-1 # qlIRl|ty gteerg at (o ,4.B0>
tie Finger Rolls and1 all the o h L,^ jg 00 t0 13,50. Bulls have been
kinds of rolls; everything In comtxiK pretty freely, ahtlough none
bread line thait • 'upto Lre included today, prices 13.25 to
here by people who know how to ba lagt week very few calves com-
M..„ TAtI nitfpnw 'ns. tops 15.00. Butcher cattle and
RON-TON BAKERY h*ndy weight 8iw,re 8611 b*t,er thsn
,UUIl a UIK IWItfcltl |any otj,er classes, and because of the
insufficiency of the supply in the na-
tive division, the medium weights
steers available in the quarantine di-
vision fill a needed place. Although
the past winter has been ideal for
feeding purposes, and cattle have al
_ | most Invariably done well, feeders
ImnftlitSint Thi« "bow a disposition to close out their
IfPpm v.11™ deals, in order to escape further pur-
announcemenl is changed chases of high priced com. a fact that
consUMl*lookf<*_itevery """" * "*
-
u
Excursion
W itwiU save>ou monejjk The hog
m* I
run is not as heary as a
HAVE YOUR WOOD SAWED—By
gasoline engine saw. Call 3. B.
Webb, New phone 189. 54 lOtp
DR. ALECK SPENCER i:
ij PHYSICIAN.
'' ! I
! | Rooms 6 and 7, Downs-Bcntley < •
Building. "
PIANOS TUNED
Repaired arid tone regulated.Jalso
Violins, Guitars, etc., repaired
D. B. DOYLE
Tuner for Baylor College. Office
No. 14 N. 2nd St. New Phone.
few weeks ago, and average prices
last week were higher than the pre-
vious week, although the week closed
without any net change. Supply is
14,00 head, market 10 to 15 lower,
under the bad influence of a record
breaking run today, top $4.35, bulk
$4-15 to $4.30, pigs and light
weights $3.50 to $4.20. Discrimina-
tion against light and poorly fin-
ished hogs continues. Packers are
anxious to see the good hogs keep
coming, but when the price gets be-
low a point that will allow $4.00 to
be paid in the country, receipts drop
off.
The mutton market was also un-
even, last week, closing without much
change for the week. The run is
14,000 head, market 10 to 20 low-
er, good lambs selling at $6.65 to
$6.80, today, learlings $6.00, wethers
$4.80 to $5.35, ewes $4.50 to $.90.
Half fatted lambs have been purchas-
ed for the country recently at prices
above packer's bids, $6.00 to $6.60,
some today at $6.35. The local sit-
uation is healthy, but breaks are con-
tinually reported from the East.
Bruner ft Gardenhlre have pur-
chased the stock of Vesey Electrical
Co. See them for supplies.
Phone Greathouse for 4 foot cord
wood, heater blocks and dry stove
wood. tf
J. D. BAUMAN
BLACKSMITHING AND
HORSE SHOEING SHOP
M H Mil's OK Stud. Hist Dor
North Cliem Broilers, Second Street
Will be pleased to have
friends and others call
Will Guarantee all work
in my line.
Made, Cleaned and Pteaaed. We alm>
dye for those who ask. Come and lean
your order and tee oar simple*.
A MODERN TAILOR SHOP
A. r. FISHER, The Merchant Tailor
113 S. Main St- Temple, Texaa
pit SHOP
U KATY
r>
(Opposite Katy Depot.) Xj
All work done in an artistic man-
ner, by a first class tonsorial artist.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
T. B. McFARLAND
When you think of electrical
work think of us.
We do all kinds ofj electrical
work.
THE TEMPLE ELECTRIC
SUPPLY COMPANY.
CLAVOE FRIEND, Mtfr,
Old Phone 599.
Buy your Meat at the
"Katy
Market"
Young Tender Meat
Good Sausage.
Prompt Delivery
Both Phones
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