The Daily Favorite. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 165, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1910 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME XI1
BONHAM, TEXAS, Fill DAY, MAIM II I. 1910
ock-Nevill C
rhis fime
fiENATETOTHES
ordon lakes Upper
“Genlleman trom
Mississippi.”
igUin, March l. —Sea
>t Missi^ij.i.j i;isl
largest theater party l
Wu-hington !.y im
United States Seoat
‘Sts at the (’olumbiaTl
ness a performance of
■a from Mississjpp,
exceptions, every 8ei
present. President a
were also in the boa
Oxfords ani PunJ
B, ivy & Co.
of the Year
The horse and stable require a few small and suitable tools
such as—
$ Brushes. Combs, Clippers, Scissors, as
well as Shovel, Fork, Rake, Etc.
l 1 hese and many other small things help make every
> thing convenient and to get your horse looking healthy
5 and stepping lively. We’ve got’em.
is, eggs, butter, hid
We want 'em.
Harden seed. We ■
ays see us before y
—Scruggs Produce(
■or Flake curtains a:
our rooms by bans]
Don Ryburn.
:
Checs. Davis & Co.
’phone 12 BONHAM. TEXAS
£ THE HARDWARE PEOPLE
ey to Visit Boston
Mass., March 2. -flul
. Bailey of Texas, is f
h to Worchester, whe|
I* he will be the prin
i ;it the annual bauqul
Chester Board of Tn
c Hall. This will
it to New England I
nl t he second visit in hi
first visit to the Ne|
as to Hartford on sonj
s. Senator Bailey, whl
at he has a high legaif
lgland people, has ei
»ire to visit Bostonaa
niversity while her!
oi ic places around Coij
exingtou.
latest things in jalioj
Crawford & Co's.
Comparative
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
FIRST STATE BANK
of Bonham, Texas,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 31, 1909
LIABILITIES:
$50,000.00
Don’t fail to come at once
, and see our line ot beautiful
ready-made wash dresses for
children. Prices range from
| 75 cents up.--White, Blake-
ney & Fuller.
KESOURES:
Loans and Discounts
Furniture and Fixtures
Cash and Exchange
$06,528.74
3,136.82
35,758.74
*105,424,30
Capital Stock
Surplus and Undivid-
ed Profits 833.38
Deposits' 44,590.02
Bills Payable 10,000.00
$105,424.30
AND AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 31, 1910
RESOURCES: LIABILITIES:
Loans and Discounts $138,704.67
Banking House 14,432.43
Furniture and Fixtures 3,136.82
Cash and Exchange 44,297.45
Part of our novelties have ar-
rived. \Ve invite you to call and
see them. Mrs. C. A. MacQueen.
We have ueck wear galore. See
our new- arrivals.—Graham, Craw-
I ford & Company.
*Si >,000.00
Capital Stock
Surplus and Uundivld-
ed Profits 5,429.61
Deposits 112.141.7(1
Buis Payable 13,000.00
*200,571.37
$200,571.37
are growing. Start an nccount and grow with us. Open early, clocs
•late for your convenience. The guaranty fund bank of the people.
First State Bank, of Bonham.
ES SIR, it’s tiny; now for you to Blossom out in your Spring togs. Your Suit 1h here wait
ing for you. Think you’d better call early and try it on for we want to be sure that every-
thing is just right. If you haven’t yet ma le your si lections, you’ll find it an easy task here now—
we have so many new things show you that we are Imund to please you somewhere along the line.
Suits in new Cheviots, Cassimeics, Serges and Worsteds, #12.50, #U>, $18 to $30.
Nunn & Jones Company
Stated conclave i
Bonham Command!
erv No. 12, K. if
tonight at
Work in Red Lr
Knights cordially in
J. D. Maddrey, EX
| Recorder.
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1 Fresh Alarchbles 'n { Boys Wash
Wouldn’t it be pleasant if you could get fresh vegetables ^ 5 U 11S
v such as green corn, green peas, tomatoes, etc. the year around? Jf j
4 Well, you can if you only reulized it, for our Ferndell \
d and Columbine brand of Harden 1’eas are not only almost equal ^ On sale all this week. Cheap-
2 to the fresh variety, but are really better than the average peas than vnti can make them
J that you buy In tke pod during the iummer. Hadn’t you bet a er than you can make them.
J1HNS0N HARPS UN HAILEY
Tyler M.n Waxps
ndgnant in Denouncing John-
ston, Wollers and Ousley
Ages 3 to 8
50c to $3.00
Blouse Waists ages 4 to 14
iase &
Pee, H.
and
INoth-
the
M tnai you buy ill the pod during the summer. Hadn’t you bet- #
\ ter try a can. ^
^ The same is true of our Ferndell and < remo Sugar corn, j
t Our Wapco and Odeuton tomatoes will make you wonder \
whether it pays to put up your own vegetables or buy them as
J you want during the entire winter lroin us. its only a ques- w
A tion of getting the right brand, and we’ve done that for yon. f
Aincaid & 25c
* “FIRST THERE” t
J TELEPHONE 67. TELEPHONE 375 J j R0gers. Woodward
4v\.-v%’<v%,vw%^,$v ^ Roberts i~o.
Mr. Johnson arraigned Jake
Woltcrs, It. M. Johnson and the
editor of the Fort Worth Record
Vth< rm>nt and alternately as trying to pick a can-
didate for governor of Texas and
having the ok of Senator Bailey
placed thereon. Personally, he
declared he “desired the question
Dallas, Match 2.—Cone John settled without regard to past par-
son for more than two hours today j ty dissensions.” He referred to
spoke to nearly 1,000 persons in the recently published statements
the city hull auditorium. Me took of T. N. Jones, R. M. Johnston
for his theme “A New Declaration and the Clark letter from Hehulen-
of Independence.” He wasted burg to show that these men were
little time on the topic of the trying to electa governor who
State’s anniversity, but plunged should practically reflect the Bui-
into his opponents for governor- le^ Interests.
ship under the classification of “I diu’t get out an abstract of
“machine politicians,” and “poli title and submit it to thi s ■ would
tical busy bodies. ” Against these, be governor makers,” he shouted,
he declared, there should be a new , Mr. Johnson was full of lire in
declaration of independence of, the manner of his delivery and the
Texas against the licensing of the sentiments employed. No other
liquor tratlic. lie declared there ^ speech in this campaign has so
was a “combination of political clearly rung with the Bailey issue.
agitators and manipulators, the
•paid agents of special interests and
agents of the saloon and liquor
traffic” trying for his defeat in tin*
race for governor.
“Shall these men be permitted
to throw the profile and shadow of
Joe Bailey upon everything and
tell us what we must do in the
public atV.iirs ol Texas?” he shout
ed. “It is time for a new deelara
tion of independence against these
political busybodies,” said Mr.
Johnson. lie supplant! d this
declaration with the slow, delib-
erate, kindly .toned assertion; “1
have looked the Bailey men of Tex
as in the face and taken them by
the hand. The sell respecting
thousands of them will rally to my
support and make me governor of
Texas.”
He spoke of the Houston I ‘os b
editor, Af Jake Woltcrs and those
working with them against his
candidacy as “those political des-
peradoes.” Mr Johnson took up
and analyzed the meeting held last
night in Houston by Jake Woltcrs
and other anti prohibitionists and
the one held in Dallas at the same
time by leaders of the Anti Saloon,
League of Texas and asked th •
voters to pass judgment on th ■
merits of the two causes.
After talking for more than t/wo
hours on the theme of “A New
Declaration of Independence, ”M,r.
Johnson proceeded with the aigu
incuts he had used for State wide
prohibition in speeches delivered
elsewhere. The audience was
wildly enthusiastic.
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& Co.
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leans that I
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lose w ho w ish a
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Mark Fairley’s Jewelry Stock Now Being Slaughter
ed At Public Auction
PIECE AT A TIME—................................. =
DAY AT 2:30 AND
SALES
EACH DAY A1 2:30 A1ND 7:30
and continuing daily at these hours until the
entire stock is sold. Ladies especially invited.
•BY ORDER OF THE CREDITORS
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Spotts, W. S. The Daily Favorite. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 165, Ed. 1 Friday, March 4, 1910, newspaper, March 4, 1910; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth923434/m1/1/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bonham Public Library.