The Daily Favorite. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 132, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 9, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY FAVORITE I
THE PAVORITf HUNTING COMPANY
—
K M. ffWTMKTT
W. a. ftrorra
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■.Editor
and Outinn* Manager
Vetoed at'th* PonlolHc* at Boobaac
Tes.i*. a* Jwpcood-Claa* Mattel
Through Death to Life.
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IHf VALUE Of AN IDtAl.
xlt can no lougerbe doubted that;.
John IV ^Rockefeller has
ideal in
unveiled I j
oh! XoH
-
ao ideal in his household
aa lit,' unless ip the heart of John
*0., nY ML dl Mu> b««U>ry
Of from tie charmed pag£*
of legend, but a very worldly-
minde t little gentleman of this our
year of grace. We suspect thati
his uame is Andrew t'arnegie.
Tn the days when Mr. Kocke j
feller was engaged in pursuing the
acre vhing independent oil refiner 1
into a corner, when ho was erect i
institution
ing that mammoth
w hich a judge at a later date
thought could *tand a V29.000.000
fine ami still not worry, when he.
first went into retirement and sur j a
rouuded his estates with well mus g
ckMaud willing guards, he had;A
on; fixed purpose That was keep * A
"Tug still. The courts could cite • ^
him to their jurisdiction, the press
could grill him and the pulpit q
coul I condemn him to torment. Q
but he would not open his mouth j
eveu to say “'Tisn't so." He
thought, peihaps, that the world
would forget him. that it would 1 ^
weary of trying to catch the sound ' §
of his voice, that he could go on'R
p aying golf and counting his in-j A
crime, his two favorite fails, with n
out taking anyone into his .unti t
deuce as to h is scores.
The newspaper reporter who got r
him to say that he felt “very well, j A
thank yon." hastened lack to his ft
nth v in the glow achievement gives
one and wrote four columns and a
h lif about the meeting. AU»ut £
thru*- or four years ago theie ap 1 g
p ■ »r *l a magazine story, the hem ft
jpf -which was a reporter whom ft
nothing daunted, *'fot". said the f
author, “had he not interviewed | fi
Lings ami John 1>. Rockefeller!" ; £
and every newspaper man in the ! a
laud je red the story lrecause they §
knew that while many a reporterj0
had exchanged politenesses w ith '
kings unne had ••worked" the “oil
king" for a genuine interview, iff
course, a* we all know, thiugs ft
changed greatly. Now. anyone o
can get a talk with Rockefeller. $
He ha< even gone so fai as to tap a £
new spacer artist ou the head and ; y
praise his work, and anyone w ho ft;
will do that has n-oehed the far '—
coniines of deaacnwT. Rut why I
h > the old and natural policy
Have you beard the tale ot the aloe plant.
Away in the sunny clime?
By bumble growth of a hundred years
It reaches its blooming time;
And then a wondrous bud at its crown
Breaks into a thousand flowers.
This floral queen in its beauty seen
Is the pride of the tropical bowers.
But th! plant to the flower is a sacrifice.
For it blooms but once, and in blooming dies. I—
Have you further heard of th’s aloe plant.
That grows in the sunnv clime.
How every one of its thousand flowers.
As they droop in the blooming time
Is an infant plant that fastens its roots
In the place where it falls to the ground,
Azi fast as thev drop from the dying stem
Grow livelv and lovely around?
By dying it livetb a thousand fold
n the young that spring from the death of the old.
Have you heard the ta’e ol the pelican.
The Arab's Gimel el Bahr,
1'hat dwells in the African solitudes
Whe«Ahe brides that live lonely are?
Have >*0« heard how it loves its tender young,
A*d cares aed toils for their good?
It britff* them water from fountains afar.
And £«*** tbc *«* *or their food’
In famine it ***+ tbem-what love can devise!-
With blood of its bo,'*®- *nd fetdin* them dies-
HaTe you heard the tale the'* ^c swaB*
The snow-white bird ot the lake?
It noiseiesslT floats on the silvery wave.
It silently sits in the brake.
For it saves its song till the end of lite.
And then in the soft, still even,
'Mid the golden light of the setting sun
It sings as it soars into heaven;
And the blessed notes fall back from the skies.
Tis its only song, for in singing it dies.
Have you bea:d these tales? Shall I tell von one.
A greater and better than all?
Have TO” heard of Him whom the heavens adore
Before wuom the hosts ox them fall?
How he left the choirs and anthems above
For earth in its wailings and woes.
To sutler the shame and the pain of the cross.
And die for the life of his foes?
O, Prince of the noble! O. Sufferer divine!
What sorrow and sacrifice equal to Thine'
Have toc heard this tale, the best of them all.
The tale of the Holy and True?
He died, but H:s life now in untold souls
Lives on in the world anew.
His seed prevails, and is hiling the earth
As the stars fill the skies above.
He taught us to yield up the love of life
For the sake of the life of love.
His death is our life. His loss is our ga.n.
The toy for the tear, the peace for the pain.
Now bear these tales, ye weary and worn.
Who tor others do give up your all;
(»ur Savior hath told you the seed that would
Into earth's dead bosom must fall;
Must pass from the view and die awav.
And then the fruit will appear;
The grain that sextos lost in the earth below
Will return many-fold in the ear:
By death comes lite. bv loss comes gain.
The joy for the tear, the peace for the pain.
— HecrT Harbough.
grow
« maniERMKstuiTim
FORECAST
S«Mte Jaticfcry
Ask* to lajHre toto Sale
•f T««ttstt Concern
Washington, Juu. ft.—Sen a to.
I'ullierson’s resolution, diiwto.^
t hr judiciary committee to repou
* bet her, in its opinion, the pn%,
•l»*ot bad authority to permit th.
alaorption pf the Tcunosee Coal
HI* Ji.MMkl
The smokers will
Resolve to quit
A ad once for all
Bare done with it
They’ll buy their wives
Some things they new!
With what they »ave
Upon the weed.
A Lrd el*e and
Otherwise fulfill
Their resolutions—
Yes s-s they will.
The men who drink
Will all renounce
Their booze and rush
To water founts.
They’ll cross thecr selves
And hope to die,
Exhort the country
To go dry.
And join with
Temperance to kill
The liquor traffic—
Yes-s-s they will.
The men who swear
Will reaolule
To give up “Hall!’’ and ‘
For “Shoot!”
And oaths like “Piffles!”
“Fudge!" and "Our!''
Will supersede
Within the year
S-eb things as “Whet-
The-Botei-Bill?”
And “Heil-aod-blazea!”
Yea h i they will.
The calendar will change with
the usual wakes for the old year
and greetings for the new. Most
of us will immediately date our
correspondence 1909, but forgetful
rbe president will rub hie list
Against its upper lip,
Th»- air silt b*- a m»«s of fur.
And ripping expletive*,
Ami the timid congressman will run
From them to where be lives.
The air will pulsate with the
rush of bitter verlial shots, the
sports will bet on whether Tod seven were republicans.
will take it back
and Iron < 'ompuny by the LuiU*l
Stabs Steel t!orporation, h«i been
adopted by the senate. A ntotioi
by Senator Hopkins to lay it on
the table was supported by only
fourteen senator*, while forty seven
voted against it. What ignore
notable, a majority of these forty
No Item
or not, the old ocrat voted for the motion to lav
men will get on the roof and utter on the table, but a uumlier were
their detie*, the ptesident will a>J*eut,among them Senator liaih)
show hLs teeth and bulletin the It will lie observed thattaeiU^
lies, a special message now and the resolution aftirmg tliat th,
theu will heighten the hub bub, president did authorize
audadozen men a day will join sorption, so that
the Ananias Club. .
After that wc shall
weather, with aooler relations at
Washington. Cabinet
this iih-
by adopting if
the senate, constructively at least,
have Tint charged him with having done so.
If now the senate should adopt
selections a resolution declaring that the ab
Iftuxuj!”
, people like Mr. Archbold aud Mr.
l Rockefeller will continue dgtfng
will be announced on Tuesdays sorption itself wan a violation ol
and Fridays. The rich wiU go to the anti trust act, then it would
the w iDter resorts and eggs will go at the same time charge the prwi
to 40c. The new sign of the zodiac dent with having permitted a vio
will be Aquarius, the water car- ution of law. The general opinion
rier, whose mflnence will begin on is that the committee will report
the 20th. This will enable any both that the absorption was a vio
one who has kept on the water UUon of law and that the prt*i
wagon from the first to remain per- dent authorized it. In that even;
manrntiy seated. Persons born the effort to have such a report
under Aquarius vote dry. They adopted by the senate Ls oerta.,
have had memories and rise to con to occasion a very latter fight
fideutial positions with trusts. For, while the prmident hast*
TNfJ ar* ^so > ery knowing, but friends in the senate, tho** he ha-
they don’t know when prosperity are zealous, and they will not sit
will return. silent while that imputation Ls be
The moon will be full ot* the tith ing put upon him.
and Mercury will become evening• It is expected that the commit
star on the 26th. Mr. Rockefeller tee will lie able to 1
will reach his Southernmost decli-j week,
.nation on the 20th. when he will
report next
J checks 1909,
The old ye*1, "will be
tr jorse1 1'» rieiroc.'atb and ooidly j kis mind ofl the danger of
l\
gtwwtwl by lions. It will find the
peace tribunal at The Hague closed
and the house staff attending the
wars in Venezuela, Hayti. Wash
ington and Mrs. Nation's address
in Scotland.
The rad of Leap Year will provoke
Few bachelor regrvto.
Acd ;be stork will step op like a man
And pay his baby bets.
The Roosevelt ragtae w>H makr
Its plans to goa-gacniog,
Acd lions, hippos aod giraffes
Will practice ap at rueaiog.
The RomaTTs tried to make
March the first month of the year,
but after About half of the Irish
had f lozea to death trying to march
on the !?tb Numa re arrangetl
the calendar as a merciful couces-
;sion to that valuable colony.
January was one of the months
devised .for that occasion. It was
named for Janus, whom the Ro
mans called “the porter of Heav-
en." He opened aod closed heaven,
kipi it nicrly dusted, made up the
berths, and whenever he caught a
man in there who was not keeping
ibis u-wwpaper subscription paid
; up he chased him into the Mnoker.
No other month is so appropri•
atciy named as this, far Janus w as
regarded by the he
the oil |
giving out.
The State of Texas—To thoShVd
tk, _:ii ^ any Constable of Fannin
The \\ rights wUl iemporanly wunty> Greetings
gi\e way to the price ot butter,, You are hereby commanded to
which will stay up until spring, cause to be published (for three
The favorite sport of the month successive weeks exclusive of the
Mr*. Nation will carry the war in- ** °,f Phishing, befon- the re
, T_, . ... • , turn nay thereof) in aiieastiapei
to Lon-lon and w.ll show the suf published in Fannin bounty, tbi
fragettes how to get locked up in foliowihg notice:
the Tower. Th k State of Texas:
And theu brief February of the To all persons interested in Un-
groundhog will be due. and we ll of Katie Norman
. . .. and Herbert Norman, minors, H.
p y q ic i e s a liar, M. Norman, guardian of the estate*
<oa ot >aid minors, has filevl in the
«ounty i'ourt of Fannin county
I^»t—t’pen face gold filfi*i his application for leave to resign
watch, size No. 12, Elgin move gnardianship of sjiid miuoi*
ment, No. 1^3090*9, filled ca<u- No Mid ha* “‘Tonipauied the same by
- *, q-o., . . .#» wount for final settlement
.II8..92, hei cgn.vri l«<JU>en»r which »i„ be tu»r.l at <b.
back
yesterday in Bonham,
returned to this office.
Reward if next term of said court, comment'.
J ing the first Mtimlay in Jauuar>
A. H 190*». it l»eiug the 4th da>
r»f January. 1909. at the court
... * .house thereof, in the citv of Bon
pay for Urn a.1 and get your fur. ham. at which time all persons in
-——. j ter»sted in the welfare of saeh m:
K- B. Nall, optician, now at ?on\or "• w*d guardianships an
hound—.V fur. Dew-ribc sam>-
Hotel Alexander.
hereby notified to appear and con
,----'-' J w U|>|U HI «IIU rvn
tot the said account of .said guar
The weather man says.: Tonight d'an jFfc)’ *«• piopei to do so.
•ikI Sunday partly cloudy. 'the^d ^ ,Hlt halve
you
—-**•* there liefoie sai<l court
this writ with your return therco i
PROFE8SUJOAL CARDS hom-vou hav>
(riven under mv band and Ml
parks that mat< h very respectably
with ihe endowments made by Mr.
Uvti drop peel!
1 m our !**iief that it r* iw<cause t'simegie. Then why. thinks John,
Roe .efelh-t has beea studying his '» Andrew smothemi in good
goo l friend, Andrew. He has fo! wishes while he himdf iliesn't
low,-1 his career from the moment' ^ » much a.- a card of thank*!
the wily ironmaster turned a four u !4 NUteJv (hat ^Ua-.tv
uihaul tup into an exeuar for, b following in the path of
bni.ing into print, until hede ;u<. ld^L Uw w toW u>
he l t »e tatea and John Ihil/eU »u ,Umt bw t^vb.KsI friewls. a»«.ut
stronghold the | jbe difficult art of giving, mlmat
The secret of suites is a wrrt
women never tell.
makes just a little bit more." and ginning .and end of ail things. Ur
that is what the fire .awapany i* famous for having had a second
needs just now. ; face on the back of his head and
resembled Mr. Harrison coming
and Mr. Lawson going. Hi* temple
at Rome wan histone. When the
~ 1 empire wan at war its gates m ere
______ . , __ |thrown open and in peace thev
DI^X.IE IV_,E CZREAJW[j,rcrr Honed. This continued until
ARLINGTON HELB1NG, y. t *of said TO,,rt- th»s the 12th dav
1 kiember. A. I>. I00r<.
W. A. Thomas, t'lerk
ECLECTIC
e Are
(i kad* and
red oo us dvriof the]
and wc wish >ou
Merry Cl
Al
Happy N
[hat we may be favol
the coming year, a|
y with us, that it wc
good, strong bauk,
less entrusted to it.I
naciea eon
the •‘Wlatltlill
• ‘•staa ipatter*.
Oarnefie :mu«
M A «,
iW-en hi®
•nd tr* sdd him
Uus bm*
He ha* seen Mr. jibe finer potuts 4»f g»»!f and alwut
hi* millions ai.d ; jbe stat- of hi« stomach. The cue
<-ertainl> earn*- front Andrew. An«l
I Mid against it. lie
md corporation*.
it i* paying.
..mo hi*Vj«ek< ts ami
\ r.ti*ed to wi> hi«n. The
l>eih«- n-wnyy rankwe**,
to till all\ al«»nt it
SlAWt the new y*-»r right bv
cootribating you- mite toward
*uppl)ing ihe fiie lw«jrs wtth corn
fortable qwartetw and nrecm*ry
Sti. toll in then*' ghtiorsanhlexplain j equipmenti»r proleeting onr prop
the whole bu*me** and ask their jerty during the unwing vmr. You
t ^mg Mr. le* Eruner h:** giv [ nave peeiMv IktoOi ibat. ■ Ev. r>
uu»xe * ti*s a«»d ho*pita * «i> . irttt*1 l»it al i d fo what you ha\e
Oaa he raade amt from in N
wntru-.e* at cost if
One Cent a (Nate.
Sur content* •* one tic. package
JtIH Itt CBE8B Ptwftf
iatswqcartof ta.A acd freeze.
No eookhag. t»o heating, r, thine
>ati*fmctiom guarm a teed.
THxmakesSqaaruef the num
wettcwNH tee erwa tut ever ate.
Hw l’tli • r«e.n»
« by Rail if he Joes act keep it.
tv ievw ..li^lT
the time of Augustus, who is said
of Prof. Ferrero to have been the
At
N*. W. Corner square over H. i
U. Ntxrmwn A Co. Hours 9-12 an!
1-5 ^uouat* by AnpoicUtet1.
I'ounty I'ourt Fannin County
By John 1. Wheeler. Depoty
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DR. J. A. LANNIU8.
eCLECTlO WMVMCUMANO SUWOCON
prototype of Mr. Roosevelt. |
any rate, Augo.-yn tort the gates
into the Tiber and
of the temple
made it a prison for liars, molly-
coddles, couples without children,
editors, congrawmcn. nature Cakert.
rich malefactors, iriipouv fagots,
reartnwaries, and ladNnMi* citi-
Spee'al atieation gfieo w ti
'* woc,ec a.d Jch!!<Jrwc Offc? over
Jraftaa Crawford a Co. Pkooa 235.
dMidcaoa W. Tib atreet.
Kennedy’s
Laxative
Cough Syruji
J. E. NEVILL, M. D.
Surgery and Genera! Practice
Offloa.w, Ret.
Comply
Rttowet Colds by working than Ml
of the system through a mplum nd
healthy action at the tomb.
Relieves
Pho
OSloa over Xuao A Jo
■ i
\ DR91.S.FAGLAND
Th« honeat th’. ;i:ni«Dt< »rrv**-u| o*TE<>PaT-ii«t
i» ! hwwv h paw > «a;lk. I l-rs,den"w 60$ H est 3th
The at) Mc wi« get i p, i Phone 354. Bonham. Tevw*
Children Like it
Saunders Drug Co.
Texas
First N;
of Bonhai
THE WOI
reworks. Weals^dol
WORKS
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ti’l Bank WILLI
Notice—Chan
farter, with which we ata
i the trust feature of tl
growing rapidly. The s|
[>wiD|r in favoc with all
day. yet who wish to '
[unexpected time of nee<|
other side of tbc COW
It is most Sh,je.-irttcd
1! friends tr> thoncwl
t State Ban
Lcessors to Bonham Bi
Is Poor
ijston Lamp to say th:
[t expwt to get a firs'
[that you can get “si
ut into service it goe.<
[vps it up throughou
the ftmpuut light
|t as the ordinary cat
more than three tir
same time give you
bi chance to prove wl
nham Eli
>e Tarp
JNHF.RUXERS AN
r nz Ouvice, Churdi tr
iHORDI
mado. Accident
Alexander Hotel.
our
succfflM that
»de it one of tl
to effect a c
no opium or
•dult. Price!
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