The Temple Times. (Temple, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 6, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 16, 1886 Page: 2 of 4
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YOUR MONEY
Will be Saved
By Fifty Per Cent
DOWN THEY GO!
We Will Sell within the neat thirty
Days $10,000 Worth of
■y Mm
-AND-
-AND-
And Everything Belonging to a
E¥ «
AT
IM TOW IE COST.
These Goods Mast he Sold Within Thirty Days
and You Can Save Fifty per Cent and
Over by Calling on as.
We Will Display our Stools on
Monday, Jan. 18th, 1886.
--at--
Dp. Rogers’ Old Stand,
On 12th Street,
Next Door to W. A. Cole & Bro’s
12th Street and Avenue D,
DRV GOODS and GROCERIES.
To the Farmers of Bell County and the surrounding Counties tributary to Temple. We are
ready to supply your demands on reasonable terms and at prices to suit you all. Come
and see us. Remember the place
J. Levine Sf Co.
- - . - TEXAS.
TEMPUB,
TEMPLE TIMES.
People are pouring into Texas.
W. J. Swain is the man who is
now leading aboat ten to one.
Foraker was inaugurated at
Columbus; Ohio, on the 11th inst.
Free Grass was once a good
thing for Texas, but that day is
past.
The oldest inhabitant lias turned
out to telling about the weather
agaiD.
Men, should be made to stand
aside for measures, in the coming
contest.
Prohibition will not be a materi-
al factor in the coming State
election.
Two brutes, Sulivau and Ryan,
have engaged to take another slug-
ging at an early date.
The public domain or laud ques-
tion will be a leading issue in the
coming state election.
Ross is a good man and no man
will gain say it, but Swain is iu the
lead for governor, “sure.’’
Senator Maxey is sensible on the
prohibition question, as well as on
many other public questions.
Men who want to go the legisla-
ture to make speeches, should he
made to wait until they can make
sensible ones.
The Houston Post is sensible to
the core. Its editorial on candi-
dates making the canvas before,
nomination is timely and well j
taken.* It is not the man Individ-!
J.
--Dealer, in-
Fruits and Confectioneries,
» WP<SofP,epub?,rt^“,g, Labor Union Cigars,
of L. Tobacc6,
They are coming;—
They are coming—coming;—
They are coming—coming—com
ing to Texas.
It is now said that there is no
honor in being a member of the
legislature. Who made it that
way? .lackasses who prptended
to represent the people and friled.
Joe Brown, the grocery king of
Fort Worth, says there is more
money for Fort Worth in a flour-
ing mill than any other similar in-
dustry.
If it is so for Fort Worth, it is
more so for Temple.
Sam Small is a man, of age, and
lives in a free couutry, and if he
sees proper to get religious, join
the church, preach, lead a better
life and be a better man, none but
a crank will deride him for it.
Call on us and you will be convinced that we
can sell you more goods a id better goods
than you have evei bought h.r ’wire
the same a mot:n- ol to eey
S. HER H IT.
There is another man suggested
f.»r Superintendent ol Public In-
struction, aud while he lives in
Austin, he is, nevertheless, a pa-
triot, and one who would come as
near doing his duty as any other
man. His name is John Albert
Murphy, now in the Comptroller’s
office.
It is certainly very disgusting to
such men as Seth Shephard and
many like him, to have their
names hawked about like bant-
lings, in connection with their de-
signs abdut this or that position.
It is not every man who takes it
as a compliment to mention his
name iu connection with guberna-
torial probabilities.
Prohibition, as a moral question,
is unobjectionable, but prohibition
as a political principle, won’t do ut
all, at all.—Examiner.
Now please explain where the
moral part 'stops and where the
political comes in. When a com-
munity undertakes to correct its
morals by measures made and pro-
vided by the State autboriry, is it
political or moral act. Trim your
sales for fine sailing, for you will
have to confront the gale.
We have received the prospectus
of the “Prairie Queen,” to be pub-
lished by Mrs. W. B Brooks, Mrs.
J. H. Richardson and Mins Nannie
E. Burt, at Fort Worth. It will
be devoted to History, Science,
Romance, useful anil practical
household information, family hy-
giene and fashiou. Bei- g pub-
lished in the growing, thriving aud
booming city of Fort Worth, is
sufficient guarantee to insure its
success. The field for such a jour-
nal is large, and there can be no
doubt about its being appreciated
by the people. Its chaste and
elegant literature should recom-
mend it to every family. 1 he
Queen has the best wishes of the
Times.
Here is what the land board did
in reference to reducing tha leas-
ing of land to 4 cents per acre, at
a meeting held Jan 12tb-
Rosolved, That the lease price
of such of said lands as are now on
the market, for lcace shall not be
less than 6 cents per acre, and no
bid will be received entertained or
recognized by the board at less
thnn said price.
Hence, as has heretofore been
predicted by the knowing ones,
the bo rd has declared open war
gainst his excellency and against
Goodnight and other cattle king*,
who are now virtually allies of the
governor in the crusade to reduce
the rents. Tne board is said to
have been tma imous in its action.
It nrMy here he stated that Col.
Swain in this matter stands where
be always did—on the side of the
p ople and their interest a d those
M the children ol Texas.
but it is the man of qualifications,
that is, the man who entertains
proper ideas of ihe functions of
the office and is intellectually com-
petent to enforce these ideas
whom the people would prefer for
public servants.
How can the people know of
these qualifications before he is
nominated, which amounts to an
elec.tion, unless he goes before the
people prior to nomination and
makes these qualifications known.
Dark Horses are often awful mis-
takes, to say the least, is not the
safest plan Let them do as Swain
is doing. Let them come ont on
all questions so that the people
may be posted and know for
whom and for what they are cast-
ing their votes.
The Galveston News as if intent
on creating a state of confusion
says : “The Post is right but does
not go far enough, why not let all
the candidates go before the peo-
ple and let them select their gov- !
ernor.” As if the Knights of La-
bor. Prohibinouist, Farmer’s Al-
liance, Grangers, Greenhackers
and Republicans, world not con-
spire to the desintegration of the j
Democratic party. The News
certainly over reaches the proper j
limits No man should be elected ;
to office until he has declared him-;
self upon all points touching pub-
lic interest. The people should
know for whom and for wbat they
are voting.
1C.
Also a
Temple,
Nice Line of Jewelry.
Aren ie D,
Texas.
THE
AYER’S
Ague Cure
Never fails to cure every form of disorder
peculiar to Malaria-infected districts. It
Is Warranted,
in every case, when used in accordance
with directions. It contains no quinine,
and not only neutralizes Miasmatic poison,
but stimulates the Liver to heaithy action,
gives tone to the Stomach, and promotes
the appetite.
“Pottersville, Texas, )
Jan. 15, 1884. >
“Dr. J. C. Ayer 8f Co.:
. "Gentlemen: For more than
40 years I have lived in locali-
ties abounding in Malarial
disorders; have been the subject
of their attacks in many forms,
and found no remedy so reli-
able and safe as Ayer's Ague
Cure. Taken according to
directions, it will never fail to
cure.
J. B. M. HUNTER. ”
Ayer’s Ague Cure,
PREPARED by
DR. J. C. AYER &, CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price $1; six bottles. 85.
lunnimiii
Subscription Price has been
REDUCED TO
$1.50
Per vear ; 75 Cents for six months, and 40
Cents tor three months.
Everybody in Bell county should be a
constant reader of the JOURNAL The
Austin Daily Statesman recently said of it
“In looking through the exchanges we are
weekly reminded that the Belton Journal is
the best weekly paper published in the
State, if ,we except the weeklies that are
furnished by those who publish dailies, and
ever, then the Journal does not suffer by
comparison. Address,
HUNTER & ROBINSON, PROP’S.,
BEL.ro*, TEXAS
Temple of Fashion
-Under the Especial Supervision of-
MISS J. A.BLEAU,
(Practical Milliner and Modiste,)
Formerly of Brooklyn, New York* now located in Temple, at the
Popular Dry Goods House of Messrs. HODES & YEIT.
The Ladies of Temple and Vicinity need no longer be at the
Disadvantage of ordering with one of MISS BLEAU/S
ability in our midst.
We can Fnrmsli Hfits, Bonnets aud Dresses of any Desired Style -nr Design.
Y”oar Order is Respectfully Solicited.
Gloves Cleaned,’ Feathers Cleaned, Curled and Dyed a Specialty.
Cantenary College, renud j
SWEJTOUM
MULLE
Lampasas, Texas.
The Spring Term of this Popular Sehool will Open
MONDAY, JANUARY 25th, 1886.
And Continue for Four Scholastic Months. .
EXPENSES FOR FOUR MONTHS.
Board for Boys, (including lights, fuel and washing, $40 00
Board for Girls, washing extra $48 00.
TUITION from $8 00 to $16 00 : Music, $20 00 ; Elocu-
tion, $4 00.
These prices are for four months, and are payable in ad-
vance, except in cases of contrary agreement. A rare oppor-
tunity to attend a good sehool at small cost.
For farther information address
MARSHALL McILHANY, President.
The sweet •umgathered from a tra
growing along the small stream* is the :
contains a stimulating expectorant principle
the phlegm producing the early morning cough, i
lates the child to throw off the falee membrane in c
wfe joping-cough. When combined with the 1
laginous principle in the mullein plant of the o
aect£ in Taylor's Cwkroxrs Rixxdt or I
Metllkin the finest known remedy for Co
Whooping-Cough and Consumption; and so palatabl
child i* pleased to take it. Ask your druggist for it.
B6o.*na$l. VALTER A. TAYLOR, i
r« DR. BXGGKRS’ HtTCKLSBKRRV
Diarrhoea. Dysentery and Children Teething.
aD druggists.
Health is Weal
T. J
A GOOD TKADE.
We have 155 acres of good un-
improved Brazos Bottom land, in
Ronertson county, Texas, which
we would trade for Temple prop-
erty. Rucker & Tarver.
4t Belton, Texas.
City of Mexico, Jan. 11.—The
stream of lava thrown out by the
volcano of Colima has advanced
two and one-quarter miles down
the slopes of the mountain, and tho
latest reports state that the lava is
still advancing.
Bucklne’s Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world t,.r thus..
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, TeMer, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all skin eruptions, and positi-
vely cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satis taction
or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by T E Smith «fc Bro
A Captain’s Fortunate Discovery.
Capt, Coleman, sebr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic Gitv and jl. Y , had Been
troubled with a cough so that, he was un-
able to sleep, and was induced to try Dr.
King’s New Discovery "or consumption.
It not only gave him instant relief but
aPaved the extreme soreness in his breast.
His children were similarly affected and a
single dose had the same happy effect. Dr
King’s New Discovery is now the standard
remedy in the Coleman household and on
board the schooner.- Free trial bottles of
this standard remedy at T. E. Smith &
Bros.’ Drug Store.
A Card to Ladies.
A lady who sufft-n*d for years, and who
was treated by the most noted physicians in
America without relief, was gitt-n a simple
remedy by a Russian nurse which perma-
nently restored her to health. To aid her
sex she now offers to send free the recipe,
with full instructions for making the medi-
cine yourself, at home, without expense. If
you are suffering with any form of female
disease, do not throw away time and money
on doctors and patent medicines, but inclose
me a stamped envelope (addressed to your-
self), and receive a free cure. Address,
Mrs. Clara B. Wright,
78 E. Eagle street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fashion Magazine Free.
A large 16 page publication containing
the latest styles, with handsome illustrations
of fashions for the coming season. Artistic
Fancy Work. Painting, Recipes, and every
subject of interest to a cultivated American
lady. Price $1. Special. For the address
of ttve ladies who tc.u think would make
good agents and 13 two-cent stamps for
postage, etc., we will send magazine for one
entire year free. Address immediately,
Fashion Mag a rink Co.;
P. O. Box 473, Buffalo, N. Y.
K*XVE
BRAIM
Fresh and complete stock always on hand. Our price* are a3 low
as those of any GROCERY dea!<-r in Bell county and of the best qual-
ity. Goods delivered free to every part of the city. Your patronage
is solicited.
T. J. J ENK.INS & BRO.
DOWNS
Insuranc?
Temple, - - -
BROS’.
Agency,
Texas
Carlyle says: “It is an earnest thing to
be alive in this world.” To a mother,
nursing a babe, when she has scarcely
enough red bloo 1 to sustain her own ex-
istence, life is a tragic thing. To such an
one Brown’s Iron Tome is worth its weight
in gold. It enriches the blood and blesses
both babe and mother. For sale by YV. 8.
Rogers.
Represent
Prompt Paying
none but ^ound, Reliable
Companies, both Foreign and
American. Losses Promptly Adjusted.
Office : Firat Natianal Bank Buildnig
Shivery Stable,
I)e li C. Y7est’3 Nerve and
Kent, a guaranteed specific for
ness. Convulsions, Tits, Nervous J
Headache, Nervous Prostration caused
of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness,
•ressiou. Softening of the Brain rest
•anity and leading to misery, decay i
Premature Old AgeuBarrcnress, I
in either sex. Involuntary Losses
orrhu-a caused byoTer-erertion of the l
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box . or
one month's treatment. $1X0a box, or e:x 1
for S5.CJ. tent ty mail p repaid oa receipt of 1
v/r. six boxes*
Tocnro; ny case. With each order received 1
for l x. L-ine«, accompanied with $5X0. '
Bend tho purchaser our written guarantee
fund ; ho money if the treatment does r~
ttcaro. Guarantees issued only tv
JOHN C. WEST &
CS2 YV. MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.,
Sole Prop’ > West’s Liver Pills.
THE NEW AND ELEGb
--------HIGH ARM-
“JENNIE JUNE
SEWS ftQ 3IACHIKE
IS TH3 BEST. BUY NO
^ -V
plllf
To Persons Suffering With Asthma
A trial of Dr. Vast Wert’s Balsam will
demonstrate the fact that they need never
lose another night’s re»t from this disease.
The Balsam can be procured ol P. A.
Reichert
Dr. Van- Wert’s Pills will cure all
troubles ol the digestive organs.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
-AND
10th STREET
Temple,
No fnini y should be without Dr. Vas
Wert’s Balsam. It is a sure cure for
Croup and Whooping Cough and so agree-
able that babies nevet refuse to take it. P.
A. Reichert is the agent for this place.
Dr. Van- Wert’s Pills will cure all
troubles of the digestive organs.
Dr. Van Wert’s Balsam.
Has been the means ri depriving Pneumo-
nia of half its terrors. P. A. Reichert
sells it.
Dr. Van Wert’s Pills will cure all
troubles or the digestive organs.
Til a :s 8 v e11
LINE.
C arriagss, Omnibus and Baggage
wagon to and. irem Depots to all
Paris of the City Day or Itfight.
Nobby Turnouts, Drummers Wagons, Saddle Horses and Everything
Usually Kent in a Firstclass Stable. +
T, Q_ WSiQST Ss aQ2TS* S»ro"ps.
The LADIES’ FAVORITE,
it is LIGHT ItUNTNHSTG and
sue'n beautiful work. Agents’;
ite,because it is a -quick and <
AGENTS WANTED if UNOCCUPIED TE
ssnrx> roB. oinoV
JUNE M&NUTftCTURING f
Cor. LaSalle AYenne and Ontih^J
CHICAGO, ILL.
FREE!
'EL!,:: IE SELF-
PIANOS-ORCAMS
The demand for the Improved Mason & Hamijn
Pianos is now so lartre that a second ad«;i i>:: t.» the
factory has become imperative. Do n<»t n quite one-
quarter as much tuning as Pianos on tfc* prevailing
wrest-pin system. Consult Catalogue, free.
100 S vies of Organs, 122 to $900. For Cash, Easy
Payments, or Rented.
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co.,
>'EW YORK : ROSTOV ; r»’Tt*AGO.
When Baby was sick, we gave her C ASTORIA
When she was a Child, she cried for CASTORIA
YYhen she became Miss, she chute to CASTORIA
When ehe had Children, she gave them CAST’A
/tVERy
Lunsfor
It
/IcBride
___ A favorite prescription of
naoisL noted and successful specialists in the J
(now retired » for the cure of A'vrow# j
JLoftt y ”/ioad,IIVa&!ie»»and Dei ___
In pi a ii.'v -<d envelope/Vec-1). uggislscan fill li
Address OR. WARD & CO.. Louisiana, I
CONTR
Temple,
* e\
TO US AND &U£&&E£L£»
- - - - - Texas
V I U S H E A LTH T% M E>
-o§o-
Wonld vt‘spt*ctfull|> solicit work, guaranteeing, satisfactiong on
all jobs. Sarisftutoiy refferi nte given on application.
Interesting Experiences.
Hiram Cameron, furniture dealer of
Columbus, Ga., tells his experience thus:
„ Fur three vears have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kidney j
Disorders, hut got no relief until I used ,
Electric Bitters. Took five bottles and am j
now cured, and think Electric Bitters tho j
Best Blood Purifi-r in the world.”— Major i
A. B. Reed, of West Liberty, Ky., used |
Electric Bitters for an old standing kidney j
affection and says: “Nothing has ever done j
me so much good as Electric Bitters.”
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by T. E. Smith &
Bros.
WILD CIIEKKV A\D TA It.
_ Every boddv kuows the virtues of Wild |
Cherry and Tar as a relief and cure for any ’
effections ot the Troat and Lungs, combin-
ed with these two ingredients are a few
simple healing remedies in the composition
of L)r Bosanko’s Cougn and Lung r-yfup
making it just the the article you should
always have it in the house, for Coughs.
Colds, croup and Bronchitis. Price 50 cts.
and Sl.oO Samples free. Sold by T E.
Smith & tiro.
>>■>
SWIFT
SURE
SIMPLE
SILENT
STRONG
mm
ingmagI
Hoide & Stuart the 10th sircot
gr-K-ers, de iver all trends free, anti
*r<»mptlv guaranteeing each arul
•\ni v article, both pricr aml qnali-
^. Give us a trial.
as tut. ii.tns.
While motley ih clog,*, wages and prices
low. evp<'ie*es idtoiild be cut down b every
hou.i-liold, K< ononty the watchwo.id t‘<.r
mother*, head off Doctor bills, by aliways
In the house, u iiottiu of Dr. Bosanko’s
Cough and Lung Syrup. Stops a Cough
instaiitv. relieves Consumption, cures Croup
and pain in the Chest in one night. It is
usl the remedy for hard times. Price50cjs.
dan $1.00. Samples free. Sold by T. E.
bpiith & Kro.
JTcw Improved High Arm,
Hezo Mechanized Principles
and Hoiai'y Movements, Auto-
matic, Direct and\ Perfect Ac-
tion, Cylinder Shuttle, Self set-
ting ITeedls, Positive Peed, Ho
Springs, Feu Paris, Minimum
TVeight, Ho Friction, Ho Hoise,
Ho Wear, Ho Fatigue, Ho
“ Tantrums, ” Capacity Unlim-
' ited, A luays in Order, Richly
Ornamented, JlicJcelplated, and
Givec Perfect Satisfaction.
G- : 2 for Circulars.
—Address—
AVERY MACHINE CO
812 Broadway, New York,
JOHn WJLBIHrOY,
CIS f LIVER? STABLe
Near Santa Fe-Depot,
Temple, - - - -I - Texas.
[ii [itlit tifi Fiiirals aie liist class.
SPLC1AL MIES TO COMMERCIAL MES.
We work to please our customers, do not fail
to call on us, you will never regret it
ami don’t you forget it.
TELEPHONE' CONNECTIONS.
jphof.
HARRIS
A Radical Cure for
NERVOUS
DEBILITY.
Onranio Weakness,
PHYSICAL
DECAY,
InVou’-T A Middsoi
Ar d l-ien.
Yestfd for over Six
Ye ARC CY USE IN MANY
Thousand Cases.
I
Y.
T tAL
^ACi<A* ■
Tuniri
One Month,
Two Months,
Throe Months,
HARRIS iiDYCO.7M’FC
303 ; II. T'-ntn St.. ST. XO--
VARICOCELE
NERVl'USDEBILll
Orc.anjcWe
JJecaivuidnu
obscure diseai .
fling the skilled r
.icians, result from
youthful indiscretion,
too free indulcence. or
over brain work. Avoid
the imposition c
tious ren “*
Troubles.
Circular t
•»ge, and I
facts Dcfore 1
uient elsewhere.
SURE Remedyt
CURED thou,
not interfere t
tion-to bu
pain or ii _
any way. Fo
scientific meait
specific
without <
urtl f
mar. (
The
of life,
wasted a
ih* patient
Ifuland rap
| strength a
J. J. STEPHENS & CO.
DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS PKE3H MEATS,
Sausages Etc.,
NIKilTS SERVED IN THE
* BEST OF STYLE. j
K. A Cs KET, AVK. 3D. TEMtLL
fy,"
f
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h
AIDES.GIELM AN & VENNKY,
Oresia-Makers.
We Make Cutting and Fitting
LADIES aud CHILDRENS clothing
w?mmr
i'UfSQ.i
lt#* _
t-ias about ISO f
"Srteffira
BOILER
of all Sizes.
Write for Ciroular and tall ns what 3
B. VT. PA1SB & SOTS, Oral
Elmira. iV. T,
Or our New Vork OfiSea.
Eastern A cents. Him., Ciahie & Co., !___
our patented Vertical Boiler will not ]
danger of burning flues.
A SPECIALTY.
• * lOtli, iStreot
I
Temple.
Tire water’* Patent Rei.!
Your line-! are where you pul
uuilor horses’ fleet. One aj|er
r> dare, one dealer eold 6 d.
Samples worth $1.80 rttax. Wt
K. IS. BREWSTKB, Holly, ]
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