The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 49, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 21, 1910 Page: 1 of 4
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Bargains
Last trades day we tried the experiment of having a Bargain Day
and those who viaited us can and will say that we gave the bargains.
Wc propose to repeat and continue these
Bargain Days on Trades Day
The articles we place in our window and on our counter will be
many and varied. You will reap the benefit, for these will go
At Less Than Cost
Something for everybody and each one will get just
what he or she needs and wants.
IT’S NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS
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Kwl lie Company’» offering taut night
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req; "touchy'' in regard
to tic looks, make and
tit of your Suit as you
please and still you can
be fully satisfied here.
We had particular folks
in mind when we had
out Suits nude.
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FRESH GOODS DAILY
If you want the Best and Freshest
Phone Us
i Kincaid A Barnett
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All of your Chickens, Butter, Eggs
Hides, Wool, Bottles, Old Metal
Junk, Scrap Iron, Etc. We give
the highest market prices and
Correct Weight and Satisfaction. Give us a trial.
[HAM PRODUCE COMPANY
FBNBY BLUEING. lUTOilTU |f|UK IfALL
River Land
We have 200 acres as
fine as can be found 5
miles from R. R. Station.
Black Land
57 acres fine. 4 tfood
wells of water; good im-
provements—455 per acre.
150 acres two miles from
Bonham — $45 p:r acre.
Well improved and worth
the money.
Ninth *tnvl lie hail not l»e**u in mi the 4 act drama, ‘‘tin1 Price i f
In <.ili i i '«inn'' l«in*', I*ut hi# Wall Street." It wuia lull that I
conditiu »:i» not oiii'iiili'ii'il sell wm full oi heart inlcnat, a ntmng
o'is until hIhiuI two weeks ago. drumatie story, cleverly wiittcu
Mr. Dale wax lifly sewn ycaisol am) ably produced. It showed the
ngeand ha#i< sidedheivsiticeehild inner walkings of that greatest of
hood. Ho was a < hristian gentle all Ntock exchanges, Wall Street,
man, honored by all who know him where fortune# arc made ami lost
ami ho practiced his re’igion in his in a day. It portrayed in a vivid
daily walk through life, and in manner tho lengths to which men
his dealing# with his follow man will go In order to gain linaneial
wan always fair aud-square and bo supremacy in the bitter light that
I in od m living and lotting live is always lieing waged lietween the
lie had been a nt mber of the bulls an*', beat#,
city onnnoil for some time aud was The play was beautifully staged,
over willing and fait Idol to per and eleveily handled. There was
lot in all duliis ini posed upon him. not a time from tho opening act mi
lathe death of this good in in til the closing that the umlieiiee
the eommunity loses one of its best wan not held spell bound, and
citizens, ami the dev*pest sympathy every movement and every woid
of scores of friends goes out to the was fraught with interest. It was
wile and children who are left to ] beautiful in its simplicity, strong
in every feature, brilliantly ex-
ecuted. It was a play that appeals
to all, and one that contains a
good moral lesson. “The Prior* of
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mom n the loss of a devoted hus-
band and loving father.
The funeral service# were con-
ducted this afternoon at I o’clock
<'npvright Hart S« baffner Si Mari
Our Suits at $15 and
$10 arc remarkable
values remarkable for
all round goodness.
Conte here, Sir, with
a4 your suit desires nnd
we’il see that you arc
satisfied —yes, more-
pleased at every point.
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Nunn (§L Jones Co
"The Clothiers."
at Willow Wild cemetery by Uld. j Wall Street” is worth any one’s
I M. O. (Owing of Honey 11 rove. A j time and money, mid those u Im
large concourse of soi lowing friends ! missed seeing it missed one of the
witnessed the last sad iites. best plays that this clever com
--- l»any has ever produced in this |
$25 Per Acre city-
lrt0ac.es of land four miles south j they present one of the]
of Dodd < itv; 125 in cultivation,;01'1 faV0“U'N- Uu’ 8"'at l«wtorial
balance in pasture; 5 mom house, ldrurn,l» “hl thp |)a>'H of A,lld hang
new barn; timber to inn place. ]uc ^'b'ndship.
Only t*2.r> per acre, easy terms. Pos-
UP RIGHT" GROCERIES
Gibson & Taylor.
P. S.-—Wc loan
on farms.
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session .lan'y. 1st, 1011.
(iibson it Taylor.
Artists Take Notice
I am handling coijnille boards,
chamois boards ai.d academy
sketching cloth tor painting pur
poses. Don Kylmrn.
farm for Sjie
The .1. T.
river for
Agnew, lloiiliam.
Solved.
It is a problem t » buy Hoys’
Suits that really look nice and
wear well without paving a v 1 ole
lot of money for Hum. Well to
make a long story short— iv* have
them that meets all the require-
inents. No, they are not expensive.
Knickerbocker
$2.50 to $6.00
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a beautiful story, a great moral
lesson equal to a scimon; a piny
every one should see. Tomorrow
night they piosent tho feature piny
of the week, “The Higher Law,”
abetter play than “Jim Bailey”
—“nuff scd.”
The bill tonight is a strong one,
and is bound to please. The per
formance starts promptly at 8.15,
but those coming early will be
; given a musical treat by the or
Neely hum on Ked [ chestra anil baud, which, by the
M,1<’ < l1' * l’• c Ii. 5 • | way, is one of the best that lias
over visited Bonham. The music
furnisheit by this organisation is
alone worth the price of admission.
I Kvery one invited to eomo early
| and enjoy the splendid music be
j fore the nIiovv begins.
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Wholesome
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A fresh shipm i t of Candy
received c ! t ij pure and
wholesom.*. Tf ?.rc ii noth-
ing better than good fresh
candy if it is pure and clean.
And nothing more injurious
if it is not pure and clean.
Wc do not allow anything
but the VERY BEST to
come in our store. Try a
box of this, it is delicious.
60c, 75c and 85c per lb.
Saunders Drug Co.
KATY OFFIIMS IN THE I,ITV
/Wivi d in Special far Last Night
and Left at Early Hour
This Morning
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correctly describes ever* article we
sell you in our establishment. They
are “up right,” because honest,and
reliable in eveiy particular. We
keep only the highest grades of
Tea, Collie, Sugar, Flour, Butter,
Lard, Cheese, Canned Hoods, etc.,
and we guarantee both weight and
measurement to be correct. Our
prices are li ved to meet the popu
lar needs, aud our business meth
ods of promptandcorrect deliveries
of all orders areevery where praised.
Kennedy & Russell
“The People’s Orocers.”
SHINS PENITENTIARY
Makes Statement That He Does
Not Consider Measure Effective
U itl hmj&ry 20.
other State in the Union,” said C.
B. Johnson, a capitalist of Phila-
delphia, Penn., who is touring
Texas, seeking a location for a
large industrial plant.
“There is no State in the I nion
that affords better opportunities
for investment of capital than
Texas. I hear eoiiKide'ablc di--
eussion about the demagogue; Tint
he is the natural product of gov •
ernment, and we can no more en-
tirely eliminate them from polhn s
than we can exterminate all the
weeds from the fields. Intelligent
cultivation will keep them beneath
the damage zone aud the Com-
mercial Hecrctui ies’ Association
has certainly been plowing them
under two rows at a t ime in Tex •
an,” said the ICa#tcrn linuncicr with
a smile.
“1 have great faith in the pro.
pie of Texas; they need only to un-
derstand a proposition and they
will settle it right. Tho election
has given capitalists renewed eon-
fidenco in Texas investments, and
capital will no longer hesitate at
the border; the .State is going to
witness a marvelous dev elopment
llll L wBhin the next four y ear-, and
my advice to any man with money
is to put it in Texas,” said Hie
manufacturer from the (junker
City.
1 Austin, Tex., Hrpt. 20. .lust
A train carrying the of ’ftftor , „»clw.k Butu.doy afternoon
ials of the M. K. A T. K’y svs Governor Campbell signed the
penitentiary reform bill, at the
j licials of the M. K. A T. lt’y sys
item arrived in Bonham yesterday
afternoon and left at an early hour
this morning.
The party is out on a general
inspection tour, und were very
much pleased with the condition
of their business affairs at this
i place. The party was composed
| ol A. D. Bcthard, general manager;
IC. M. Bryant, assistant general
j manager; W. H. Hall, superin
ten del it telegraph; J. L. West,
general freight agent; J. J. Bailey,
superintendent B. and It. depart
meat; W. J. HtonoBurnrr, division
I superintendent.
We have a large sum of
PRIVATE MONEY
to invest in large or small land notes—on easy terms and
reasonable interest.
NO DELAY. NO RED-TAPE
HENDRIX & MOOR
P .8. If it* a farm or city property you a ant to buy, don't fall to tigur« with us.
time slating explicitly that he
holds that the measure is to be-
come operativ e January 20. The
Dili was signed with two gold pens,
one to become the property of
Represent at i v e C. 10. (Oil mure of
Van /undt comity, the other to
go to tlic San Antonio 10\press.
The ceremony was witnessed by a
group of newspaper men, lion. J.
K. Bowman, private societaly to
the Governor, and M. T. Barrett,
the (iovornoi’s stenographer. The
governor’s statement thalhewill
hold that the law shall take effect
January 20, settles once and for
all the question of who shall up
point the Hist set of commissioners.
Public School Tcarh rs
I now have in stock coquille
boards, chamios Imards and tieadc- I Colquitt will therefore nppointthe
my sketching cloth for | ainting first commissioners within three
purpose. Don Byburn. days after he bikes the oath oft f-
—1 ■ ■ lice.
Artists’ Material
I have all the different materials
for art work. Come and see them.!
Don Ryburu,
HAND PAINTED
CHINA
We have on display P
a beautiful line of Amer-
ican hand-painted China
consisting of
DINNER PLATES
SANDWICH PLATES
BREAD PLATES
RELISH DISHES
BOWLS
CUPS and SAUCERS
VASES, TANKARDS
LEMONADE JUGS. Etc.
The most beautiful line
ever shown here for tl e
price. Call and be con-
vinced.
Safe in Texas.
Dallas, Texas Sept. 21.—“Dap-1|
i Ital if Mfl'f in Texas than in any j]
C. E. Bowman
Jeweler and Optician
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Spotts, W. S. The Bonham Daily Favorite (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 49, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 21, 1910, newspaper, September 21, 1910; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth922221/m1/1/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.