The Bonham News. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, April 9, 1897 Page: 3 of 4
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FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1897.
lakell & Caldwell,
We also keep 2 splendid hearses.
Embalming done by best method
known.
Night Calls, Telephone N*s. 53 and 82.
Store west side square.
HALSELL & CALDWELL
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Bonham, Texas.
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Hardware, stoves
lain, Jinn Cncterj. 1
GLASSWARE, WOODENWARE,
ETC., ETC.
S^e Oort and Cotton Stalk Cutter*
Fraternal Orders..
well, Meretary.
No. 18, meets
the full moon In
U.; A. R CaW
gjSvis
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inLodge No. 1082, meets every
t Friday nights In each month
tator; J. F. i*wis, reporter.
I. O. O- F.—Phillip Sidney Encampment 82,
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• “• v • A’ • a auup oiuaey E.ncaznp
American Legion of H<
iKsrsaiWWt
Honor.—Meets first and
each month. C. A.
Lowrfy, secretary.
> No. 188, meets
ts in each month
^ A’itifeas sse “ ”*s
K. of P.-Finer de Lis :
second and fourth Tnesda- ■■___
*• P~p~2®- c i? : J- B 'EcKinnoy. V C.;
BuckMcKloxmy, K. of R. and 8.
j A.O.U. W.—Meets second and fourth Toes-
aagThagsraut/.- ■T“--w
1. Q._Q. P.—Hajrwood Lodge No. 188. meets
evegrTtowsds^r night. W7. Nold, N. G.; J.
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Junior Order United American Mechanics
Meets Mood and fourth TnMaj nights in ea
Ea - A . B
month Oeo. P.
P. Ball, councilor;
; Will Hornbeck, ■
in each
A Bridges
■Beretary
Treasurer Sadler is enlarg-
ing his residence in the west part
of tira.aity. * |
9q round this evening and take ^ *n
tea' with the ladi^ of the C. W. ~ ~
B. M.—north side square. Cost
Jty* oaty 25c. , ’
The “old folks” are especially
invited to tafcetea with the ladies
•f the-C. W. B. M. this evening.
Como, and you will be welcomed.
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Give'Stiadley a trial oa.photos.
Over postoffice. : s ^
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Mdedajr last. W. W. Brownlee,
Hope Carleton and Thos. Hal-
sell went over into the Territory
north of DeEalh on a fishing
trip, r ‘
m- a —-
Judge Chenoweth and County
Attorney Carpenter went ne^r
Honey Grove last Monday to try
a ease of lunacy. Mrs. Jennie
Fuel; a granddaughter of Jesse
Kuykendall, was found to be in-
sane. i m-M -
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The North Texas Gun Club
League are having their fifth an-
nual shoot at Honey Grove, the
eoateat commencing Wednesday
aad ending to-day. J. & Kus.
•efi, Jno. F. Arledge, C. L. Brad-
ford and J no. C. Saunders, of our
city, are taking part
Rev. A. J. Walls, assisted by
Rev. H. F. Jones, of Ector, is
still conducting a successful re-
al,, to South Bonham. Good
audiences greet them, and tench
good is being done. A, cordial
invitation is extended to all to
Luther Crawford visited Paris Tues*
day.
Dr. A. B. Miller visited Dallas this
week.
Rev. J. M. Binkley, of Sherman, was
in the city Wednesday.
W. C. Duncan visited Honey Grove
Wednesday.
Mrs A. R. Anthony returned yester-
day from a visit to Dallas.
• Mrs. A. B. Cox is visiting at her
tbnner horns at Arkada this week.
Miss Sal lie Joe Carlton has been quite
sick for the past three days.
H. G. Evans went to Dallas on a busi-
new mission. Wednesday.
Mrs. B. L. Billing sly, of Parish is vis-
iting Mrs. W. C. Duncan
Mrs. J. W. Haden is visiting rela-
tives in Ladonia.
Charles Nunn, I^onry Cunningham
and R. B. Semple attended court at
McKinney Last Monday.
Ham Wasson, Gordon Dunn and Don
Wilson have gone fishing this week.
J. A. Duncan 6ame in off the road
Tuesday to spend a couple of weekB at
home.
Mrs. N. A.' St. Clair left yesterday
for Paris to visit a sister, who is ser-
Mrs. Knox. Smith, who has been on
the sick roll several days, is said to be
Improving.
Eld. Chas.*Carlton was sick the first
half of the week, but is able to be up
now.
millinery opening Rhssell, White
Thfi City Election.
& Blakeney took onc-third of a la the city election Tuesday
page in the News one time toad-i two tickets were in the field fi
vertise their hats and millinery. Ione headed Democratic Ticket,
As a result, opening day was not j on which’ werq placed the names
over before all their stock of
hats was sold, and orders for
many dthers- taifcen. It • would
seem that advertising in the
News pays.
Chas. E. Stradley, the new
photographer, has just arrived.
Try him for photos. Over post-
office.
VanNoy Baldwin, youngest
son of Jacob Baldwin, died at
Windom Tuesday' last, after a
long illness of consumption.
The News and the Texas Farm
and Ranch, and the Semi-Weekly
Republic can be had at club rates.
of all the Democratic, primary,
nominees; the other headed
Citizens Ticket, made up of Dem-
ocrats, Republicans' and Third
Party ites. •
Below we give result of the
vote: (D. T.) 'Tor Democratic
ticket; (C. T.) for Citizens ticket.
THE BALLQT.. •
For Mayor: - m ■ x ■'
Wm. A- Bfomluttc (l> T).. -. ....... 4>5
C. D. Grace (ct)................ 142
For.Alderman Ward 1:
Chas. Halsell (d t)____....
For Alderman Ward 2:
R. E. Allen (d t). ......... 1.
Ed Weathersby :jet}... ._
For Alderman Ward 3:
[Two to Elect, j
E. L. -Agncw (d ______
J..W. Carter |d.....
Frank Jones (c Ti. J.... 4.....
Zack Smith (c Tj..........
b V\Y Poi-U ajidt Mbs .'Hnu Lorarico
-L1 K. Lorani > Mist S. E, govri
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J<^n Welch, editor of Dodd City News,
visited Bonham and called to see how
the Bonham News was driving along.
. J. C. Crocket, .who h)as been attend-
ing a dental college in Atlanta, Ga., has
returned home.
E. D. Steger went td Waco Wednes-
day on business connected with the
State Epworth League meeting.
Miss Minnie Smith, who has been in
Greenville for some months, teach-
ing art, has returned home.
Mrs. Cooper, who had 'been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. J. O. Bay less, has
returned to her home id Paris.
Mrs. Henry Smith, of Dallas, is vis-
iting her daughter, Vbo is attending
Carlton College. ‘ vt»"
Mrs. Milligan, of Illinois, is here vis-
iting her brother, V. A. Ewing.
Mrs. John A. Abernathy has;been1
visiting her father at Kentuckytown
since last Friday.
Last Saturday and Sunday 4 porsett
Carter, of Purcell, L T., was in our
city visiting his father and mother.
J. O. Suggs, qf Providence, Webster
'county, Ky., bas been in our city this
week visiting Judge Chenoweth, who is
a eousin of Mr. Suggs.
I. T. Stevens came.up from Lamasco
Monday, where he has been for some
time visiting his sister, Mrs. Whitten.
He was in very -bad hekltk when Ije
went down there, but is much improv-
ed now. <
Wednesday Lenora, -the little
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Jackson, was nine years old, and I For Alderman Ward 4:
bfr classmates at school decided Newman (d t)............. • • 474
to give her a real surprise party For Alderman Ward, o'; ’
-^not oneof that kind where you| Henr^Gatesfp............ 470
CQUNTY NEWS.
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wuru tnarriefl 41 tfic rc^idenre 'of, the
bisjhpn of Tffriion. ajpd.'bj; ’him
Sunday cvfcnihg. . MJy 'itwei crown
th^ir jabots, ami'■•Imjqfirfcss nil tK'ir
path l^iroir<?h*ljf«. J: .
> ^ni|h & 1Hnfciiec have : bbened a
telfiouiin Ti>ent0ti: Their lo«d>nion
ra^ twip hiqneiv. one Baptist -ind one.
Mbthodist. Ks Aniioii an^l Hm held up
thej hafid.-ofwhile h«dfpugh.t.
^t1 4malek, so tbese ‘‘-iref'c; irmtiank
tviU support the aalqoris
a^j^inst law . and'ijorder,
and human;
Tile Wogd-h.ui v>f The Weiid com-:
plojod’;thoir organisation last,' VedDfis-?'
* night* :wt(1 cl'i-ed their 'ha’rfer.
>f tfanip will be known; *»**iwSs li'A-r.-
And iWiil \nivt <^y i m. aT.d
-h i rd Satu rtijy n ;gt,j -. •• %
qnetof th4‘ Christia is. who
4^0 ^°i(t en the ^aiioon r.jeQp bond. wanU>d
.4™ i » l|eoi it aisdcretl and was mi eh di~
,J WPW whcfij.be nIiv. the fact pi bibbed
I »e pON’h.vir Nkivs. add salt . J■ was
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PEERLESS
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are notified a week befqre hand,
that you are going to be sur-
prised. Thirty or more of the
little girls went down, and if
Ldnora wasn't surprised in first-,
class style, Mrs-. Jackson was.
However, sh^ recoVed enough to
make a nice entertainment for
tite little one§, who spent a most
plaasant evening.
Sam Hampton, (c ¥).
The season is again upon us
for the chicken mites and lice.
Why not begin in time to get rid-
of them by using Saunders Sure
Shot? ‘ , 5 ; 1
San Jacinto Day.
while it; wars
t-oi la: purity
IT' I-------TT- - Ews, add jjait , -f was
^^rmpd, thajtrhj Would take th e paj>er
io kippe,' on that account. Has he not [
roafl tlAt it is' written,. -Ev|ry . one
that ddeth eVil batfeth the Kgl t, r.ei- ’
thch i^neth to theilight lest hi; deeds
51?bfiid7l>o reproved,”and that "thereIs
hot ling covered that* shall not be' re-
rea ed[‘ and h id .that shall not be
knornf? 1 ’l l.
UUk Hi
Walio Lemmon Returned las Wed-
pesiayffrom Galveston where he. ha,
There will be a grand picnic
at Ivanhoe on Wednesday, April
21, .1897. Speeches will be made
bee i attending Icvtuivs at the i aedioal |!^
uni-unity.’ . ’ . m
T xo prosperity promised on t ic elee- j ]jj
tioif of iMcKhiley . has not j*oe lo. but b
G tint, « non Jrt MU
, Misses’ and children’s strap [ by Col. Chenoweth, of Bonham,
sables fin black, chocolate and Prof/ Miller, - of Bonham, and
MW; UiVuftl#:’ 8! '° 11 frf ■01d’ of 0~i«eviU« Evep.
Alhfert Gale body is invited to come and bring
m~------ their dinner baskets. Those de-
•The State penitentiary con- siring swing or lemonade rights
tractors were in our city yester- wili please consult Poly Thoma-
day and carried off 31 convicts son. Walter Kj£ene,'
sentenced to the penitentiary for I J. IB. DbWitt,
various offenses. I J. N. Thomason,
C&ldwell & Welch will make I ‘ Committee,
you close prices on hoes, single^
trees Clevises trace-chains etr • K We afe h6adquarters for cheap
nonh side. ' ~ ^ if ii
Caldwell & Welch-
4-
Reul Estate Transfers.
J. C. Blakeney and wife to T.
FAIR'S ale—Butter, cows and
hay. Chas. Carlton. 45-tf.
Caldwell & Welch will take
your old harness, wash, patch
and oil them, and make them
look new—north side. 45-tf
W. W. Russell to E. L! Patton,
40 acres of the Stephen Grant
survey.
Dorset Carter to J. G- Mc-
Grady, half interest in 30 acres
of the Jno. Compton survey.
John Sparger and wife to A.
A. Barney and Mrs. E. A. Fuller,
?art of block 14 a, Inglish divis-
ion in the city of Bonham; $475,
G. F. M. Stephens and wife to
. H. Sweeney, one acre Carlyle
survey; $60.
E. F. Griffin toE. L< Ward, 26
acres of Daniel Rowlett survey.
J. O. Malone and swife to C. B.
Clarke, one-half lot 49, Ladonia;
$430.
L. C* Lemasler, executor, C.
I. Walcott to W. Underwood,
125 acres of the Casper Whistler
survey: $4000 ,
Leonard Royal Arch Chapter
and Grove Hill Masonic lodge to
Jas. Hill, lot it Leonard; $800.
William Arledge to trustees
Arledge school house, one acre.
J. W. Partain and wife to W-
. Russell, 40 acres Stephen
Grant survey.
J. S. Erwin et al, by sheriff, to
M. A. Galbraith, lot in Honey
Grove; $1115.
M. C. Bridges et al. to J. L.
Wilson, 50 acres J. G. Jouett
survey ;-$200. /
J. L. Wilson and wife to R. J;
Johnson, 50 acres J. G. Jouett
survey; $250.
J. R. Moore and wife J. W.
Jones, 51 acres J. G. Jouett sur-
vey $1600. j
M. S. Fisher, by sheriff, to
First National bank of Bonham,
10 tracts of land; $700.
J. W. Thompson, by sheriff, to
E. L. Patton, 40 acres Stephen
Grant survey.
Riley Barlow, formerly pf this ^ ^
place, and Miss Bessie Gass. The ladies of the C. W. B. M
daughter of W. T. Gass of our of the Christiaa church on North
pity were married m Sherman Main streeti will serve tea iu the
Wednesday. Their home will be formeriy occupied by Rusi
in Marshall. _ _ ^ sell, White & Blekoney, on the
Ask those who have tried Saun- north sidfe of the square, this
ders Sure Shot for mites and evening from 5 till 9 o’clock.
^Th*/ i6„iQvited to attond'
the old ap well as the young. Ad-
missionfiS cts.
J. C. Saunders & Co.,
Sole Mfgrs.
The Favorite this week sug-
gests a union basket picnic fori ‘Poultry raisers, why let your
the various Sunday schools and l profits go to waist by the mites
young people societies of theLo^ wLen Saunders Sure
city, ,o take place sometime this fe .Qk““"i "sa
spring. The News thinks, with —-_
the Favorite, that'such a gather^ Fresh milch cows for sale,
ing would be profitable and pleas Inquire of L. C. Penwell oi-
ant. aTalk it up, Doc. | Charley Lutoi>. t-f.
Notice.
Noticfe to Teachers.
The District Singing Conven- \ The county board of examiners
tionfor district No. 4, will meet wil1 meet> at my office, in Bon-
at the Hill Methodist church at ham; on Friday and Saturday,
10 c/Clock a. m.. Saturday before ■^■Pl d 16th and Lth, for the pur-
the fourth Sunday in this month. I P°se ®xamining applicants for
Ev^ry singing class in the dis-
trict will be expected to send
one delegate for every ten mem-
bers. All teachers of vocal mu-
sic will be expected to attend and
all lovers of sacred song are cor- l your "'chickens ^en"^Saunders
dially invited. J. D. Webb, Sure'Shot will rid them of the
Frank, Texas. , Chairman. | Pest^ J- C. Saunders & Co.
teachers’ certificates.
Very respectfully,
F. M. BUa^ley,
v Co. Supt.
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Why let the mites and lice kill
NEW PROSPECT.
Mias Lee Onstott 'spent last I 10 acres,of the James Camp-,
week with friends in, Bonham. bel1 ' survey; Situated about
P. FV. Pearson has returned miles south of Bonham,
from ' Lannius, where he has | ^sell^very cheap. ^
For Sale.
been^ttending school.
Mrs. J. E. Trout, of Leonard,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Dillard.
Miss Etta Hatcher, who is
staying iu Dodd,' visited the
home .folks last Friday.
Some time last week J. H.
Shoemake “dreamed a dream
Evans, Evans & Pritchett.
. —*—£-m '*■ :—1
Poultry men, keep your ver-
min down and your profits will
pile up by using Saunters Sure
Shot for - mites' and lice. You
will reap-the.profits and kill the
mites and lice. - '
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Wfc f. MN4 m\4 te»!,v Eighty Famou? Prescriptions
^ ii Obtained from t'he best known Phyeicians-of this conn
thn «‘Huffs,” ,who- were not : een in
T»e a toe during the! rfiejgn of thi prohi
l)itian lav■ eame.jEst' week, -with the
dak on. , :* !'
Proi
tba!
diorths, eatne homd-last ft-eak.
I aoard of in-old processor ol r elig ion
v he was so much (opposed to an or^an,
t ia he would Dot worship when ;thei>j
.vfasonh.. He, vrolfld frequentlj- »o into
a sa ioqn for. his 4stonttach\ sRte” -de:
s lit: '■: the .;oam&t cnp’e&ties |of '
t re hre'n and wjfe not ' to do so, t One
day his good .Wife s^id in churc i txin-
f ire nor* “Brethreh, as an organ keeps j
•iny leHrold;man efut of ^hq chu vh, .1 j
1 op : j^ou will ^utt|pne in a. saloon, ftnd
{* i^r' ia^s' it tyilV kpop.him pkt of i t.” No
‘ar wjants a saln^iij near his resi ience,
t i “wet” Christian will vote lo put
e near tjiatlof his friend, wh < fives
tf a iother part (Jf.town. Now, f oho
|4s esjtablish'ed'near him, I thiak he |j|C
u tjj.be willing td Obey^ the j :oIden ; %
Price $5,
Biit Frhe to You!
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W'e Have Brlbted in Pamphlet
Farpi at Much Expense . .
Southern Railway t
Announces rate of one fare for
J.the rbund trip from points on its
i lines to Wilmington, N. C., and
return, for the occasion of the
• Southern Baptist Convention,
i which will be held &t WiliaitMiton
j May Ct 14. 1897. Tickets will be
J sold May 3 7, 1897, inclusive, good
to return fifteen titty3 fj-oct date
j of sale. These rates hatre teso
been tendert^d to conticcting lines
Preserve the KB|!
•;. ■ I ulcsof the Southern Rtiil wav are
j\ unsurjiassed Handsome PulL-
mansleeping.carsand day coaches
will-bo ojK'iatvd through to Wil-
minefton on convenient schedules
f^ora various pqint* for these.
|jconriiyiodation of deh-«.;vto^ an8
jj visitors on ibis <>cc;i»ion. Any
j v» l»resentativ*! of the .Southern
jj Railway’, wilf- |»k*- pleasure in
Jj giving lull and ettfnptele informa- -
j tkm aUmt rate.-: ^'-hcdules, sleep-
j ing curs. etc. For (Jetailed in-
3 foi mation apply to any agent of
the company. J. g. Andrews,
Soutli-Westeni Passl AgL, Hous-
ton, '.Texas; J. M. Culp. T. M.. *
Washington. D. c.; W. A. Turk,
j G. P. A., Washington, D. C.; 0.
A. Benscoter. Ass’fc Gen. Pass.
Agent, Chattauooga, Tcnn. 2fc -
DRY AIR
Clean sable Flues
SEVEN WALLS '
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REFRIGERATOR
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For Sale by . . .
Chas. Davis -fe Co.
The Hardware^People.
try and Europp. These books have heretofore sold in- ^
this couht^ for $5.00 e^ich, but we want to give our *
custopiers one. Call for it. when you come in.
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|. ri^e ojljjectfof* t)(^pk js to place reliable <presoriptiops! ^
by eminent phy^cians, into your home, which, may bo used &
instead of the j patent medieines that a,rb Hooding the country.
' It> not intmnled that book Take the place of your
physician, nor could it Ferro such a purpose, as no prescrip-
tibn given heneiq is usqd after taking tcj bed. They are for
but are not co
e '«^d w^ukl niot vote to bring i in^yil
uho: 1 Ws neighbor, which he fe n it wil-
ling td auffek- himself. '
ipi • [Spindle,1 J.I.T. Burgherj John
DonCdioe, qf Whi|b wright, Lem. Ep;>-
dien, ofShei-lman^ and Dr.John Pi nderr
of LebinUrdlwere in. .Trent »n on
business: last week. *. 1 J
Ifisadodns.draw more people toi town
for tirade and ofifficij g’ood purposesj, than
a prohibition law, ts “wet1 Christians
ef why hot h^ve one in, or near
church that more people may be
^ ..wn'te -the house,of God to worship
jM *. Rod
Bail pf Ro3o' Hill, visited
here last week. ;
An election was hfeld in Trenton .foe
laiiul’eipal olficers. The morning whs
dark; and dreary: thfc thunder rol ed in
elouils in- tl^, west jknd the.^ain .1 egan-'
tolfajtf'. j . -‘ OLD Cho ;k.
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*-ry to report Mil. John Lec| and
|ssi Cora ffensbu >bpth qbite. sii-lc at
•Pt* * ’’ ’
jgljid to
ri gjhesfe. ' |
r. feim llelugin lai having juatferial
es, of Pijqt Grove, andj Mrs-.
Ltive#
such ailments as jare repeatedly coming up in evbry family,
psiliored seriious dnqugli tocall your physician.
This book retails,af $5.w and if tho.prescriptionS were pur- Jv
chased singly wdijld cost d considerable amount. We there- fal
fore trust the book jwill 1
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youxhandp of it 5s jv-ortRy.; . j-
^ e keep b.fi of j^hefee'books on our prescription case, %
and when you delira anyo| the prescriptions, firing the hum*- A
bej only and if w|ll be promptly firlled from'our book. We I
use the ptirestgand .fresliestj drugs for these remedies and each- $
prescription Will-he given Special attention when Called for. ||i
' - ' truly, 1
bonham, re*. J. C. SHundsTS <S Co. If
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ceive that high appreciation iu ^
To Limit the Number of BiHs.
The' Houston Post suggests a
method by which' to avoid U
much waste of time in useless at-
tempts at legislation. The Post
ttty:
The legislatures of the various
ji states art? delayed constantly in
® the passage of laws demanded
MI generally by the people, or in
|$| response to the platform pledges
jBfiff the dominant party, by hav-
p to consider a mass * of' matter
‘ which is not worth the waste of
public time and is composed of
an infinite varity of prepositions
emanating often from single in- •
l*j dividuals and introduced for log-
iplative consideration-simply be-
cause there has beep no limit
placed upon the introduction of
hills. -
In his latest public utterances
in ari Eastern publication ex-"
Senator Hill Very Irjithfully re-
marks that onp of . the - chief
troubles of the country now is
that we are “overgoverned.”
There are too many laws rather
than- too- few. To submit this
proposition to any, intelligent leg-
islator is to obtain an nffimative
answer and yet the same man
Will proceed to assist Jhis fellows
•in-flooding his legislative cham-
ber with new bills- and in ‘th© eu.-
aclment of new laws. iEx-Sen*-
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p writing!.^ Mrs.. Phge trottfi, we
ly, i^.'up again after a
that i^cauJedh' f t ^ i2 f11 are for all kinds, o’?
Diat it caused him to start to the harnesis/ lubricating and sewing
Territory the next morning be- machine bils, north side 45-tf
fore sunrise. In his jdreaffi. he] ■ __ , ^ u
saw his best girl married—to his | For Sale or Rent
rival, and his visit to the Terri- 1 want to sell or rent mv . resi-
tory was to see if it was true, dence in the' north part of the
tweS^mWdTtTs'’^1 Si^-.*»'*.**■
tweive-mcn smile, and it is rea- p. Arledge or E. G. Arledge
sonable to suppose that he found | 44-tf Mrs. J. CT A rW*
it was “only a dream.”
J. S Pearson has returned.! Brc^ A. J. Bush will preach at
from a business trip to &t. I^uis. | Christiaa chuM:)l North
Muta.
Monday last Mr. Moore Dorset,
of our city, and Miss Birdie j ® B- Howard took ninety
Birge, of Sherman, were married menibers of his Soutli Bonham
in San Antonio, w here the bride Sunday school out to Arledge
school house last Sunday eveji-
inn. They joined in with the
school there, and spent ftie even-
baa been .for sometime with her
tether, who U there for his health.
The groom, who has been reared
in our city, is the eldest son 0f 3,D&ing-
Dr, J. S. Dorset, and is an ex- *" • m--
cellent young man, sober and in- ^ Neal,' one of our most
dostrious. The bride has often prosperous farmers, was in the
visited in our city, and is well Mbnday soliciting aid for a
known to a number of our best gentIeman named Herriage in his
people. The young couple ar- neighborhood. Mr. Herriage is
rived here yesterday, where their a o°°d man- but three of his
many friends welcome them. ' 'fMaily have recently died of ty.-
. -—- ■ —-— phoid fever, and the balance are
W. €L Burton <fe Co. bought sick, consequently they need help
the bankrupt stock of clothing of and need it badly.- Mr. Neal
John T. Dickinson, of Paris. Mr. raised some money, to supp
and Mrs. Burton are there now. their immediate needs
Southern Baptist Convention;
Wilmington, N. C., May141
1897. The Southern railway will
operate for this occasion from
convenient points,, through first-
clkss coaches and . handsome
Pullman sleeping cars to Wil-
mington, N. G., 'without change,
on convenient and desirable
schedules. Ratos will be one
fare fotr the-round trip. Tickets
will be: on sale from Arkansas
and Texas’ points, May 3 and 4,
1897. Patrons of the Southern
railway will pass through some
Of the most magnificent scenery
ea§t of the Rocky mountains.
For maps,, schedules,' rates and
detailed information address J.
C. Andrews, Southwestern pas-
senger agent, Houston, .Texas.
45-4t
Trees and Plants.
Main Sir., Apr. 11, at 11 o’clock;
a. m. Let all the church and
the. friends qf Christ be at that
meeting.. Chas: CaRlton. ■
43-2t.
put on Vhe ground pp<j wilt shortly be-
gip |hl ereetfim of a good resident e.
The|e is^a nidvei|Btnt on foot, and
some decisive steps have been tf ken,
forjtfidj.building ot aistubstantial brick
building,' somofhlpgl We nfeed as we
have a good scjiool akd extensive pat-
ronage] and Ec'tor tp’eans to .keep pace.
With tflejtimes in the educational line.,.'
Mfi. Pate Taylor, ijf’Bonhaiii, anc Dr.
Boydl, if Campbell, tya., were guests of
Bro. Junes'Frlijay. Dr. Boyd wasjweli
plejase| ykth tkU pipce. and will locate
here sqon. ' •
Mr. $am Fitch, ofjl^arLs, visited j-ela-
tiveahtrdfho first bf the week.
(Pnlohett, of W|ite-
w’right, '.is visaing !her sister,, jdrs.
Trottefi, this wdok. (
;MpsJp..N-,piowt. (jf ‘Deport, .visited
hei'"mslny friends herb Friday and jsat-
ulday. We ^I'brfe all-glad to seejher
ai d wij;h she tV^iuldjcome often.
, Nliss. Peart j Davia-]. of Paris, is visits
ing Mm„ W, H. Kant;; this week. #
Several of Ravepmj's young' jieopte
wjire lni- Ketor Jaet Week- ’We are al-.
"ways gfad to have thfcki come.. *;
Messrs.* Fgank and Albert Gumm. of
Biar<]sfow.n> visited ,tUeir'brother, sDr.
GUjntn,' last wotk. They wore fell
please^ with Eetbr. aijd think of chim-
ing heifeftn tlje neal futurb. •;
Mrs-.U "
•flilbu
last we.civ,. -
Mr. and Mrs, jl. L. Coleman, of llontij-
Grot e, afc |vi feluig-j$jeir i friends*find
Second Annual Summer Normal
r. ,■ 4.
; CARLTON COLLEGE, [
Com}H-i,ibg dchbui4'<it Ki]i4,J^^rten, Oratory, Arftaad Music. One
V .month of daily ks*b:.:-; togiimtog May 31st, .ending;June 26lh,
■y * •'* V ntT TP IW
vpHf
tor Hill says in the artial
Rindergai-ten, 1,
Oratory..’, | .
Drawing and Pai^tfag
rf- •
TEftGlIEHS:
- •.- y........ ,j w.... Misfe Mu^y Cjtaig
- • t....... ’. . Miss Lilian Dou|hit
.... r. .... .Miss Grace Carlton
.* ”,: h , ; i Mis^.Sallie Joe Carlton
Music..... ,;k:.. 7:.., . .... y- Miss Alice McKinney
j . ] ' { - ( Miss Kittie May Abernathy
School of Kindergarten;
(l| Practical 1
■j ♦' and : j -
(2J Theoretical.
School of ,Oratory; ,
;(1) Evolution of Expression.
.(2) Physical Culture.
0) Pantomimes.
School of Drawing and Painting:
(1) Hqw to teaeh Drawing in classes’from primary to collegiate!
.(2) Drawing from tbejanttoue.* • ,
^tHI-life in o^l or pkstel.. -
(4) Portrait in'^astekor et-aydix
School of Music
Piano—Elementa?y and Advanced.
Hand. Culture.
J..
•1 -.
?);
r
jro.in .the nepr futu|-e. »
1. -Apthojlygiml fhildrjc-n, and ip 1
ra,'of B< jaljam, .visited Mrs. iX
$ 1 OOO.00
WiLl BUY
Mr. G. Pierce’s Place,,
One door west of the Episcopal
parsonage. Four room cottage,
bath and water connec-
tions, barn and chicken ’
house, garden; is nicely
fenced, convenient to
business; good, neigh-
borhood. Call on 'B. S. ^
Burton, who will show you the
place, or address W/G. Pierce
Practical. Harffiocy. >, ■
-Voices Culture. *
‘•S':
ferred to that it is time to pall a
halt, that we need less, not more,
legislation, and that wo must
learn to ^xalt the individual
nether than the powers and func-
tions Of government. We ara
literally in. the midst of ' a re-
strictive, repressive and regula-
tive craze and if all the acts that
are from time to time’proposed
ini almost auy slate legislature
wtore to become laws,, life an^T
soiciSty would be next to intoler-
able. Iu the present indepen-
dence c*f public gnd individual
opinion, .revolution,, under such la
reign of law. would be the com-
mon occupation of two-thirds of
the people,,
Thr real danger is not so much
iu the passibility of any consider-
able number of these thousands
of proposed measures becoming
laws, but in the fact that their
introduction and consideration
prevent theenactment of statutes^
demanded by the great bocb
the people. The mass of
ticftjable matter is a cjog/rapon
public business. »Recognizing
this fact a number onst^tes have
limited the time during a legis-
lative session when bills and. res-
olutions can be introduced except
by consent of three-fourths of
th<j hoqse. Even this .limitation
is jbut partially effective. The
corrective measure must be more
radical'than that. A better plan
would be to limit the number, of
bills and resolutions'that* could
be introduced' during the session
by allowing each member only a
limited. number, two or three,
an<V requiring that all proposed
la*U must -be .introduced within
the first ten days of the session
| unlbss introduced in
mmr*most rr
Those Interested in Normal , work please send at once for cir- j as the best -one for reaching and
cular containing full particular as jo outline of work and tuition iu J porrecting the evil complained of.
each department
. Letters of inquiry should he adlresscd to
j • j * ( Miss Grace Carlton,
I ^,i is ^SS^tod simply as inlina.
Gariton College, Bonham. Texas,
in it Until bi^Jrain. sn-i-^e water
was 0|ilk- If iAehcfe deep. The
child’s inotlifcf hfed ^)?it efiairj across
the duoand ahd a- neiyfib<ir h dy
______ were q ailtia^v wh|n* missed ' he
relatives Kdro fais week, j - child .a qd w^rit to;lbck f^tr it. found It
We we-rd koinqrecji 'Tuesday night’ by had gel put df 'the door., phe went Oat
in the-j aril tq Ibok foi* t$e efiild : .ud
found*li iri thd old^-elf, scehied to
r% Money to Lend,
Bermuda grass in small quant- ^ ^ mdney °“
hies or by the wagon load; shades,lf Vou want;
ti ees from G to 15 feet, »crape \ LvaDS’ -vans
myrtle^, bridal wreaths, sunflow-; ‘ - U~ ,
er plants, and pany-other shrubs 1>r. Simmons
and vises suitable for yards or t,le
nqnqreti Tuesday., night hy
•entei-taiifcient p the Hemphill
Quartette-, wliicft wps' decidedly good;
Bi-of. Pinfcr. reiMcpjd: several pieces]
and v.*o a^reu vrith|ttn! unaniinfjus ver-
dit*t that Uc iionetf thvi be Li imjerSon-
ators that we ch chlaw, Those we fail-
-’“mo eeftaip^j- mfesedia treat.
• ’■ ’ !:r*
? j-
ft
wi
f'ORTEItl
Al-n
:s r
(SfUKCU
Fannie. '
were] i»p,rtieslinear [by' wqo gpt there
‘eji
Won trul^ sorry* h.rohlfiitlon
fuiledhpe-arry; in thi^.coiur y. but' glad
we'-stdli-have f| ip tills yree-iiict. '
IfoiiWiitite tiOrii hud to be planted
care Palace DrugCo. ,'_Dallas]Tex , occ&wit of^o ininjh rain. | do.-wc I
—-1-IT-'-:-f-—:- that was..i,„t' v'a-l:i-d.- UP ijor overllowet! i 1
fe look ihg. yvefi, .J -Wheat Junjl' <>ats look - t
Some j^ckiH'C-sfc in this ij^.-i rUborUooJ*.
V>b Wbrdi
X fiuli. child of lVb Worddn ;ts right
toick.-.nrd wt-hfld t>i.tl, ('.'jh-eenwav lias
w”"f’.^y“1TiUa re*to,'us I the fe-y]jr and |s hot ox^-rkf to live.
tile
, and vines suitable for yards or ■ m'worates thewhole system, lynovuiUv j I. lt| “ * f
, '-ceinotery. ■ Prices reasonable ] ahd cnrlcho the blood, give* appetite ' - , S(. ,. Pl-T?». e oiie-y-par-ojdi’hild
V -r Mk- i i.lik-f Vlno-licK- , and nine to Dm -tnmat-h... Onlv.;V»ecii(> S-T* ' Duitliipiif jiai^ud to aWf
l j. . Mrs: Julia (A Inglish. ! u»- r,oj vioe
[Bonham, Tex; 43-tf j Muehert.
If ycu v.
d to a Wrg- I PH gl'iOfl f«
For sale by ..\](,o,v ,v .'-ii-ar.-idein ;<vj u.-ok,' .1! iJ-T in a Evans,. A i'I'Uc.h.elit. Dfficpinco^t'
40- it.well lie jr rhe jtouseq^it lujd no.w’ateV 1 house.. * ' 1
T
Wheeler & Evans
be ’• eljt^ryiy. lSfe-lyss, Jnrt luckily tb^re
who gpt
-soon arj v~-Ad judgjnent.'andj it
sooji be .-TUI to t-how tijns life/.. They
worked with fit and. it w;(s brchfhjm;
very wtH when n doi-tor a hived ana it
I reep-ver :d 'rapjidfy,, bet fev it- < -t in quid'
fl is fit.fi rRht -i.-lfi but thought tobe
out of=d piger.! ’ • AVA/4DRNEH.
Be. - rp b>ii ate [by «> ing Sa len-
ders S ti e Sh<<! for nrit >s and lice
and yo .u-x-hiclft-iis wflI thrive ajnil
* - %,
Grtq mqrtju'Mgqs. chartle'nKJ?t:
m
s/n-y nt tes, niqfi,tgflgQ r,otes.-dype-
writer supplies at News* office.
Plenty Of' Money. IN|ow
i with something that ati the states
muit come to, and that very soon,
to seem’q the bestlegislation. and
only that which is genetal, or-
neccessary. Over One-half the
time of legislators, state and ma-
J tipnal, is coqsqmed in the consid-
Haye'a 100-acre L farm near Iia- [.eratton of measures for which
\tonna.. 75 acres in cultivation’ 1 there is no popular demand and
some orchard on same, with house which, i[f enacted, would become
and good fivell and good fence, exceedingly questionable aud de-
-Yoa can buy cheap. Price, $1500. cideldly. hurtful, laws. Can not'
>See them over Fii'st National some Texas lawmaker win repu-
hank. tation and Hdo the state some
- . -Holme, r^pefity to SeU. j SXS^!^ * "
Tjie T: P. Holmes property is I —----T" m '**—r*~*—
With us .for sale.'either in lump I Impure blood is rosponsible directly
ork,.». Wo -hm-b cut it into sii |
-
pretty
cheap.
lots and will sell them
' Wheeler & EvaNs.
•urify
mSnsf
doses.
Sarsaparilla. 50 cents and 50.
For sale by Moore & Muehert.
; \Ve haye plenty of money to
tonfi on'good farm lands.. Come j
andisee.us if you want money;
Evahs, Evans & Pritchett, office
in court house.
Resident Machinist.
,to iborrcjw mufi fi
tfm lafdflr, see Evans.
bH-r
■4 ‘ ) - For Rfeat.
Have »twb nice four and five
room collages four blocks' from
squire, fiy.itii guod garden spots
ati’d plenty of water,* for rent.' ”
* V \ | -^r^- ^allie Bi^gerstalf.
Dr.‘ Sinimons’ Cbuhh Syrup is sold
jw«nh- .toveuia a l*otilc. It will cure
u'c-vj^b that?'might prove serious oil
porfcaj*. fatal.. Ask your 'drn-rgist for
aiainpk- fedtle.; Manufactured by A;
U/SkUiubiK Jr., Medicine Co., Short
•man, Texas. ■ fi , V
t ■ • ;* ■’' 4 '' • ’
‘ Sewing Machines* Bicycles,
All Kinds Light Machinery
Rebuilt aud Repaired.
All’kinds Models Made to Order
Oils. Needles and lie pair Pieces
always on hand. Your pat-
ronage ' solicited..
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Shop East side square, Bonbam; Texas
Look for.thc Ited Sewing Machine.
•Jno. Villnra,
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Evans, W. A.; Evans, J. C. & Evans, Ashley. The Bonham News. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 45, Ed. 1 Friday, April 9, 1897, newspaper, April 9, 1897; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth913983/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.