The Daily Favorite. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 244, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 26, 1907 Page: 1 of 4
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BONHAM. TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 26. 1907
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NUMBER 244.
BETTER GET BUSY
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on the question of
Ice Crea.m Freezers
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and Refrigerators
This is the time of year that you need them. We
are sure we can please you.
Chas. Davis & Co.
The Hardwire People^
Bonham and Ravenna'
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EXTERMINATOR f
Manufactured and Guaranteed
By Saunders’ Drug Co.
It is only within the last week that we
have completed arrangements to supp’y
(the demand for this article ....
SAUNDERS DRUG CQ
IBSON & TAYLOR
Real Estate. Houses, Lots, and Land for sale,
fcoutli Side Square, Bonbat, Texas.
Saunders Drug Co.
are now taking contracts to
paict or paper any ki-id of a
house. All work guaranteed.
It will be to your advantage to
have them figureon your work.
INFORMATION
THE PEEK-A-BOO IS BARRED
Is a New Departure in Catholic
Chufdh Affairs.
The Constitutional Committee Has
Conference With President
jta* ojTZ, a*, a*
fommunion to the Women
SENT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL »**
Have Already Seen That Official and
Been Unable to Obtain Any
Satisfaction from Him.
Washington, May 24.—Tho
oommittee representing the Con-
stitutional convention of Okla-
homa and Indian Territory saw
President Roosevelt for a short
time this afternoon. In fact, they
were probably closeted with the
executive for half an hour or so,
but they refused to discuss the
conversation further than to say
that while the new Constitution
had been disous9ed, they had
been referred to the Attorney
Columbus, Ohio, May 24.—
Father Heidtlang, the Roman
Catholio priaat at Selina, haa re-
fused to receive women wearing
peek-a-boo waists at Holy 00m-
munion. He will not even toler-
ate short eleeves.
This has raised the wrath of
his fair parishioners, but the
priest has Jtuck to hie deoieion
and declares that only women
modestly and properly attired will
be allowed to approaoh the Lord’s
supper in hie ohutoh. H
He maintaina that he will oarry
out this order to the letter, even
if all the women in hie congrega-
tion are ex-communioated there-
by. The women are loud in their
Gencr’.l, v. horn they had seen
before and from whom they have! protestations, but are yielding,
gotten precious little information an<j wiU obey the imperative de-
as to thj attitude of the adminis- i oree<
tration toward the Constitution i ~~~k-
or as to the manner in which the CHILDREN’S DAY PROGRAM,
people must proceed to rectify or
rejeot it.
The committee has utterly fail-
ed to induce the President or the
Attorney General to go over the
Constitution with them and indi-
cate whether it will receive exec-
utive approval in case it is rati-
fied by popular vote.
Charles M. Fecheimer of
Qhiokasha, I. T., a member of
the Republioan State Central
Committee, said here tonight that
he should like to see the Consti-
tution adopted.
“The Republicans can live ud-
der any Constitution under which
Democrats can live,” he said.
“The Constitution is not a fair
one, but it gives the thing we
need most iu the world—state-
hood. We people of the Indian
Territory recognize clearly our
need of statehood.
BAPTIST SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
To Be Held at first Methodist Church at
Eight O’clock Tonight.
Extracts From the Doings of that Body
At Richmond, Va.
W.RumX’-I,, CWUir
. L. BtunrVtD, Au’t r
Inal bank
Profits, **0,000.00.1
IIn its capital. rarpluW
ll responsibility vf tbM
I .in combined with ed*!
nml satisfactory
1 TEXAS
IS EASY FOR YOU
TO MAKE A SELEC-
TION FOR YOUR * *
The convention hall seating
4000 people, could not hold the
orowd.
The Foieign Mission Board re-
ported as contributed for its work
during the past year 8403,811.50.
It also reports 2239 baptisms on
the foreign field during the year.
The Home Mission Board re-
ported as contributed for its work
8231,834.03 and 18798 baptisms.
Thin convention will meet next1
May in Hot Springs, Ark.
The Woman’s Missionary Aux-
iliary to the Southern Baptist
Convention contributed during
the past year for Foreign Mis-
sions 874,744 28. Home Missions
848,027.01. Sunday School Board
Following ia the program for
the Children’s Day Exeroisea to-
night at 8 o’olook at First Metho-
dist ohuroh:
Opening Song—Hark, Ten
Thousand Voices.
Responsive Reading and Pray-
er.
Duet—Thelma and Irma Mor-
row.
Bible Reading—Earl Hamilton.
Song—“Jesus Wants Me for A
Sunbeam.’’
Introductory—James White.
Keoitation— Queena May Cour-
eey.
Reoitation—Edna Hendrix.
Mandolin Solo—Joe White.
Introductory Dialogue—Mar-
garet White and Addie Hale.
Reoiation—Ernest White.
Reoitation—Richard White.
Song—Children’s Day.
Reoitation—Dorothy Babb.
Reading—Idr;e Evans.
Recitation—Six children.
Song—Remember the Sabbath,
Day.
Reading—Elizabeth Scales.
Solo—Ruth 8teger.
Recitation—Winnie Markham.
Violin Solo—Clifford Gibson.
Reoiation—Rex Hendrix.
Reoitation—Six children.
Song—Hozanna.
Recitation—Francis Moss.
Talk by Rev. T. H. Morris.
Song by School.
Our Offoiing—Neal Thornton,
Collection.
Vocal Solo—Beulah McGinnis.
GRADUATING
GI FIS*™*
From our Large Line of new
MOOCHES
AJRRET AS
BACK COMBS
BRACELETS
BAR PINS
HATPINS
Which we have just received from the
Eastern markets. Yours for Jewelry
of the better class a* j»
LEE NIVETH |g
► •try and Optical
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Natitorium Members, Notice.
We have made arrangements
8515,08; Margaret Home 81830 09 ; to °Pen cur pwimmhl» Pot)1 00
Total 8127,124 04. Boxes, 829,-’Juno lat‘ l907> Owing to txtra
585.34, expense we have incurred this
They have decided to support year’ also ow5n& to tho fatt
the Woman’s Trainirg School ini chat 8everal of the members have
Lmisville, Ky. failed to pay the dues, it is noc-
-- _ esssry to ohange the dues for
Warned. thie year from 85 00 to S6 00,
15 oar'oada of iron before the which aro due or,d Pa>abl® on CT
first of July. Highest price* before June lat’ l907’ a* titb*r
ever paid. Make money out of ban^* *P*®b*r permitted to
your traeh pile. V\> buy all tbe privileges of the Club
kinde of metals and bones. 1dueB are Pa^‘
Wmmt Side Square
ia Center y Block
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Highest prioea paid for joult^r, j
feathers, wool and beet-wax.
Western Fur-Iron-Metal-Co.
Bonham, Texas, |
East aide square.
Lawn Mowers
A large and well-assorted
itoek of lawn mowera ranging in
rices from 83.50 to 813.00.—
Thompson* Abernathy Co.
A. d. Scarborough,
Riohard B. Semple,
J. C. Saunders.
Jr F. Ariedge,
Charles Heteell,
D. W. Sweeney,
J. W. Russell,
Trustees.
A boardtrg house to rent near
T. ± P. dspot. A.iply to Mrs, E.
Anderson.
Clothing
With
Character
Just put >our thumb down
bard on the fact tha ‘There’s no
b-riter Clothing sold anywhere
than the kind we sell.
Our clothing has no superior
anywhere in point of cutting,
tailoring or fabric.
If there was better Clothing
made, or if money ould secure better Clothing, we
wou cl have it.
The Best is None too Good
For Our Trade
Our Spring Suits at $18. $20 or $25 are equal to
the Eastern I ailors' best productions, but our prices
fall far short of his prices.
We have many patterns in our choice Suitings,
that are exclusively ours until they are yours.
Nunn & Jones Go.
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Suiting the Clothes
to the Man
Let tho non iescript fallow waar tha noudeicript clothe*—they suit
him. Hut It you hare aav Individuality—personal force—do not
obscure It with average clothing.
Ouitcui nade Clothicg fits the figure and suits the man-neatly, ex*
actly, ait.stically. It wears well and lasts looger. 1c the end the
cost is no more—for a good appearance.
HARRISON 6c JOHNSON
TAILORS—North Sid* Square.
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LINEN
This Week
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Clothing! Clothing!
I have an immense stock of Men’s, Youths
and Bovs’ Summer Clothing that I am going
to sell the next few days at
Greatly Reduced Prices*
Owing to lack of space I can’t quote prices, but
you want some real bargains, come and see
me, as I mean business.
ROSENBAUM
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Spotts, W. S. The Daily Favorite. (Bonham, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 244, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 26, 1907, newspaper, May 26, 1907; Bonham, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth976767/m1/1/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bonham Public Library.