The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 130, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 19, 1910 Page: 2 of 8
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3 LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES
EDITED BY J. BENJAMIN MABRY
Ctto A•. et >. firt'nkil on thi-
ef building lhe Siintu I pasi
station here, went to Helton ypster-1
day on business.
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W6rk on the lilg storehouse belna :
er*rted Here by th» Santa Fo, is tern- j
porarlly at a standstill on account ol |
th<> non-arrival of sgme heavy cast- i
itjps. It ts expected that but a short (
<l*lay
momentarily looked for.
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A. .1. .Wises, the Santa Fe braise-
plan who was injured about two
week ago by falling from a freight
Every Young Man
Every Young Woman
Should lay aside a portion
of their income. And the time
to begin? Right now. The
easiest and surest way? To
open an account with this
bank, and add to it regularly
each week or each month.
Many have tried this plan,
and have succeeded. This
bank receives deposits as lov
as a dollar. And is always
glad to help those who are
trying to help themselvas.
Temple State Bank
Guarantee Bond Bank
STATE AND COUNTY DE-
POSITORY.
oi.r on the Angelo branch, left tS;1 j
hospital yesterday but will not be rih'6
to resume work for several clays yet.
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Harry Newton, employed on the
Santa Fe here, returned yesterday
from Fort Worth when he went to
spend Sunday with the homefolk. . j
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. | The Citv Planing Mill will make In- i
will result as the uiat(., • i prises to you on lumber and
! mill work. Bring your wants to us,
| we will give you figures in five min-
utes time. Don't delay.
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Frank Nelson, a Santa Fe conduc-
tor running out of Temple, is laying
off for a few days, and ha« gone to
j Dallas, where Mrs. Nelson is at pres-
etu domiciled. During his ahaence
W. A. Cost on is on caboose No, <95
in his place.
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Arrangements have been conclud-
ed for the stringing of an additional
copper wire along the right of way
of the Brownsville road to be used
i'or railroad and commercial pur-
poses between Kingsvllle and For-
dyce and a gang of men will leave
Houston today to do the work.
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A. E. Childress & Co., grain, hay
and feed, wholesale and retail, you
will appreciate the service and treat-
'.uent you get from thin feed store. Our
methods are trade winners. See us.
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Several carloads of ties were sent
out on the Angelo branch of the
Senta Fe yesterday afternoon to be
used In the improvement work now
going on.
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Sherrills, the people's great store
where people have been coining for
28 years. Is the most convincing
proof. It's a mighty good place to
trade. No use looking around. Try
Sherrills.
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Johnny Cox, a Santa Fe conductor,
has been assigned to the north lo-
cal, making his first trip yesterdav.
Tbis is the run given up by Conduc-
tor W. H. Clark, who took a run in
the chain gang service.
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Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time and by a medicine which
like Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only curee
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. It never falls and is
pleasant and safe to take. '1 ry it
Sold by all dealers. —)
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The new book of rules on the
Santa Fe, which was supposed to
have gone into effect on April 15,
was not put in effect then, a new
date having been announced, this
one being May first.
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Notice.
Our customers who have old alter-
nating current fans should consult at
once with us in regard to having
same rewound for the new current.
THE TEMPLE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO
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Private car No. 9 of the Santa he,
containing the family of N. M. Rhe,
general storekeeper of that road,with
headquarters at Topeka, ). i., came
come to Texas to attend the Flint-
Powell nuptials. Mr. Powell is a
nephew of Mr. Rice.
W II
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MAGNIFICENT PASSENGER DEPOT
OF THE SANTA FE FOR-
MALLY OPENED.
Mc&etoeti'
TEMPLES FXCI-U51VE LADIES STORE.
The Store With the Goods
Is One of the Most Elegant Stations
on the Entire System—Prom-
inent Visitors at Opening.
Special to The Telegram.
Anmrillo, Tex., April IS,—The
elegant new Santa Fe passenger sta-
tion and Harvey Eating House were
formally opened here yesterday af-
ternoon.
- These buildings are built of rein-
forced concrete and are among the
most elegant of the size on the eu-
tire system, costing, besides the fur-
nishings, over one hundred thousand
dollars.
City officials and men of promin-
ence attended the open lug of the sti-
tion and dining rooms, and the af-
fair, while informal, was one of im-
portance and prominent officials of
the Santa Fe, including C. \V Kouus,
vice-preeident, were hosts.
The flrat trains to leave from the
new station were those for Albuquer-
qtte and for Plainvlew.
Chicken
Feed
Kaffir Corn, Milo Maize,
Wheat, Millet Seed, Cane
Seed and
Mined
Chicken Feed
in large or small quantities.
Retail or wholesale.
A. I CROUCH
The Place to Buy Chicken
Feed.
7c Pasaic Lawn, 25 inches wide,
10
1
j Skinned to Death \
\ WHAT? |
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5 All other makes of re- S
■ frigerators eclipsed by ■
■ the advantages of the ■
■ famous ■
j Leonard Cleanable j
I
; Just received, a large 2
■ shipment, and our offer ■
■ this week only is ■
: 10 per cent. Discount. :
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Buy early and get the pick.
: McGregor Hdwre. Co. j
[Wide Awakes! ■
Markham Ersklne & Co., lumber
dealers, are the wide-awakt, progrs-
sive men to figure with when yqu
want .lumber or building material.
They are never undersold, considering
quality of lumber.
Diarrhoea should be cured without
loss of time and by a medicine which
like Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures
promptly but produces no unpleasant
after effects. It never fails and is
pleasant and safe to take, Sold, by 4U
dealers. —
Jimmie Kopisch, the genial and
popular caller of train crews on the
Santa fe here, is laying off about a
week and has gone to San Antonio
to see t.he Battle of Flowers, and |u
other ways enjoy himself. T. D. Cude,
an old-time caller is "notifying'' the
boys while Jimgiie is away.
An Expert's Opinion on Skin Diseases.
A prominent, National expert on
snin diseases whose name you are
familiar with says that in all his
scientific experience he has never
foutid so hard a disease to conquer
as eczema . Yet he does not hesitate
to recommend ZEMO as a most suc-
cessful remedy for the treatment of
eczema, itching skin diseases, dand-
ruff, pimples, blackheads and all oth-
er diseases of the skin and scalp. He
says that not only do its curative
qualities make it popular liut,«ls%t)yt
fact that it is a clean, liquid re||e
for external use. A great irap&vtf-
ment over the old style greasy salvei
and lotions which are not only un
pleasant to use but do not destroy
the germ life that causes the disease
ZEMO draws the gems to the surface
and destroys them, leaving the skin
clean and healthy. Can be used free-
ly on Infants. Mr. Reynolds will
gladly supply those who call with a
free sample bottle of ZEMO and a
booklet which explains in simple
language all about skin diseases and
how to cure yourself at home with
ZEMO. j
Mahler, Wilson & Talley, real estate
dealers, will show you how tl invest
a few dollars in Temple property that
is sure to double in value in a short
time.
TO TEMPLE CITIZENS.
It is very necessary for us to get a
complete census of the city, and the
government enumerators who are
now in the field must have the as-
sistance of all the people in order
that Temple may show up as it should
in the matter of population. It is
hoped that all of our people, espe-
cially the ladies, will give all infor-
mation required by the census enu-
merators. If you have any members
of the family who are temporarily
away from home be sure and give
them in to the enumerator. This is
very important. If the enumerator
should miu yon please telephone S.
W. phone 398.
WM. M WOODALL.
Secretary Temple Com! Club.
I have just received
a beautiful line of
the famous Royal
Society Package
goods also finished
and Stamped Center
Pelces. Pillows.
Table Scarfs, Cush-
ions and Doilies.
Gerald's
TUESDA Y'S SPECIAL OFFERINGS
Beautiful Silk Dresses
at the Cost of Material
TOMORROW we continue what we consider one of the most suc-
cessful Silk Dress sales that this store, or any other store has ever
offered the ladies of Temple. Monday's sales in our Ready-to-Wear
department was only a proof of our supremacy in this line, so we have
added many other silk dresses to this sale of low priced garmente, and
will CONTINUE THE SALE FOR TUESDAY ONLY. Remem-
ber that Tuesday Only means that it is your last chance to buy silk
dresses at the cost of material.
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Leaders From Our Dry Goods Department
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White Waistings
Beautiful Sheer Mercerized
Waistings, self figured stripes
and checks.
35c values, special . 25c
25c values, special . 20c
20c values, special . 15c
Figured Lawns
Beautiful figured designs in fig-
ured lawns, regular 15c 1\ a
value, special . , . 12y
Gold Medal Domestic
12 l-2c quality 4-4 Bleached
Domestic, 12 yards i lift
for liUU
Silk Tissues
Beautiful Silk Tissues in plain,
self figured and Fou- QQn
lard designs, 50c value JUU
Ladies9 Vests
Ladies' full taped 10c quality
vests, special, four OfiP
for lJu
White Linen
35c quality all pure linen Qi|n
special UTU
Mercerized Chambry
Regular 15c quality, in plain
checks and stripes,
special |Uu
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TEMPLE'S EXCLUSiyi; LADIES' STORE
The Store With the Goods
WWII ■■B.B. '■ 1V.V.V.V."
Y.M.C.A Directors'
Petition to Council
Given yesterday to the press for
publication was a copy of a commun-
ication addressed to the officiate of
Temple over the signatures of the di-
rectors of the Temple Railroad Y. M.
C. Association. The communication
has not yet been considered by the
Aidermanic Board In session, but It
is presumed it will be read by the
city secretary to the Board when next
sitting. In the interim, no official
word In cognizance of the purport of
the communication hae been received
by this paper.
1 The communication alleges certain
Immoral conditions having existence
in this city, and sets forth the Y
M. Q. A. directors' purpose to co-
operate In any and every way pos-
sible for elimination thereof. The
communication hare follows:
To the Honorable Mayor, City At-
torney. Aldermen, City Marshal
and «U other officers whose duty
it is to enforce the law in tke city
of Temple:
Because of the fact that there have
been and still are rices In the city
of Temple that are working diametri-
cally against the forces of the Young
Men's Christian Association In its
endeavor to pjace safeguards around
the young men of the community and
help strengthen the moral character
of these young men.
And because of the further fact
that these* vices are working openlv
against the law and in some measure
by permission of the officers of tlic
law. with the excuse that they aie
being governed by public opinion.
Therefore, we, the Board of Di-
rectors of the Railroad Young Men's
Christian Association in Temple, in
whose hands the interests of the As-
sociatiou has been Intrusted, call up-
on you. to whom the community have
intrusted the matter of enforcing the
law, to see that these conditions are
changed.
Moreover we wish to state' that
thia request is made with no inten-
tion of showing hostility to your ad-
ministration, but that we may fulfill
our obligations to the Association
which we represent and also the city
of which we are a part and in doing
so believe that we are voicing the
sentiments of the best class of citi-
zens in this city. We proffer our
assistance and well wishes in any.
efforts that you may make toward
the enforcement of the law.
W. S. ROWLAND.
A. F. BENTLEY.
E. P. ZARR.
W. E. WILLIS.
J. M. WOODSON'.
H. ALEXANDER.
M R. MARTIN.
A. C. SCOTT.
GEO. E. BI'RGESS.
Y. M. C. A. Directors.
The Call of the Blood
for purification, fin*s voice in pirn*
pies, boils, sallow complexion, a Jaun-
diced look, moth patches and blotch-
es on the skin,—all signs of liver trou
ble. But Dr. King's New Life Pills
make rich red blood: give clear, rosy
cheeks, fine complexion, health. Try
them. 20c at all druggists. Z
J. J. Booker Drug Store is a very
pleasant place to trade. People wKh
a large or .small amount of money get
perfect satisfaction at this drug store.
What more can you ask for?
*
Lee & Organi, real estate dealers,
will furnish you an oportunlty, enab-
ling you to make 5 per cent a month
on your capital. They have city and
farm 'property that beats this.
The Guarantee Shoe Co. store sells
the greatest number of shoes. The
Guarantee Shoe Store sells the easiest
fitting shoes. The Guarantee Shoe
Store sells the longest wearing Shoes.
Guaranteed.
10 yards figured Lawn for 35c
Cheeves Broe.
at
The Newport Restaurant and lunch
room on Maiu street. The only first
class up to date restaurant serving the
best meals and lunches, cooked in the
must appetizing leaner.
H M. Burt will furnish you with a!
modern bath room There is no room
in the house that brings so much last- j
Ing comfort as a modern bath room
Oct his estimate. |
J H. Hempel & Co.'i jewelry store
will give some practical knowledge
worth your while. He will give you
the secret of a watch that uevur fails
to keep accurate time.
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Williams, E. K. The Temple Daily Telegram. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 130, Ed. 1 Tuesday, April 19, 1910, newspaper, April 19, 1910; Temple, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth475288/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.