The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1898 Page: 2 of 4
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would in ten years number 27ft,-
710,983,698 . birds. The bird
hatches five or six broods a year,
and produces from four to six
young in a brood.
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was really “harnessed” so as to
utilize this energy, it would be
sufficient to run more machinery
than there is in the world.
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The Daily Examiner, Friday, October 7, 1898.
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Social Gay eties.
To be. entertaining
•when one bugtrt to 4^'
. Ssleep. 'To eat sweets '
fltid salads when the
stomach', craves life
simplest-food or hone
at fdl. •To^nigh
wh en one wan t's to
cry. All this and.
nmch mote
society ne-
rnands of her
followers.
What a j
strain.. Gift
on the
nerves
of deli*
cate 5,; •
wo* : .j
men l a
AhVERTfSING THAI ADVERTISES.
Manager Hartz, of the Euc id
Avenue Opera. Hotiw in Ole,re-;
land, (><, h i< bud a 11 ;i<li <>f liJlit•
in Iris hmiii- fie got. the ideit II id
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tifji n'g t hat. is \v.ort l> the c< w.f?-
TRAM RS ARMS
Anyntfe AStidtM A and <t<*<Tlettrwi s>M
-micfclr ascertain nor opinion tree sbether aS
inrcntl'm p rrobablp SftaBUWe. - Cnfnmenlr*-
. ratante taken thwwah Mnpn ft Vo. renews
ap^St aetlrr, wnboi rharge. In the
Sckntlflc Hnierican.
A hsndeometr llinrosie-t wr*tir Iprseet jtr.
mlatlnii ef any arihrioSo Jcnrnal. Tcrma. «
rnhr; fOsr mnntM. St Sold by alt nwiitnlm
MUNN t Co.’*""’*** Hew Tort
Brandl OW<-». SB V IW.. WaablnSton, D. U
The dreadful
hendnches. The
crushing pains in
the back audioins.
The bines. All
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Bosche’s Troy Laiitid
|i Atwtifl, Texas.
SO YSARr
IXPSRfBNOS
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Smiilays.
At tha
proceeded fo teach them one of
♦ he easentiid rites of the Baptist
church. The kittrtm underwent
the ordeal without proteut, but
the cat showed her displeasure by
scratching his face. Throwing
the offendipg : animal down he
said ip disgust: “Damn it, be a
Methodist, then, if you Want to!”
This is the 7th of the month
and is the (lay set by the govern-
ment and citizens of Houston for
the cleaning up of the whole eity.
The people are to rake and burn
those in the more thickly settled
quarters who do not wish to burn
a1' • - AXBaAK. litak AftitoMAl
place same out in front in a bar-
rel that the scavenger may cart it
away. The cleaning up idea might .
be profitably copied by towns of
much Jess population and re-
sources throughput the state,
It is said that '300,000 cubic
feet of water plunge UO feet
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the 'liet’f ivlveili^hig—the ‘i.idvpiv
tiding thfil. U worth the CiJsjB?^'-
neWspapei; :idvci tming. Mr. Hurl z-
i. I le limited
his postei nml .lithograph adver-
tising f<> fli< ft <mt <>f Ins thentei
and pul the rest itito' newspapep.
The result liie* ji(stifmd t he m:1 n-
Mger’s opinion. Success crowned
the trial. The theater lias been
‘ filled with people:. - . L
’ A successful daily newspaper
reaches thousands where.any other
advertising medium reaches hun-
dreds. It reaches thousands eyij'ry
day. It imiy lx* put down- as| a
rule that people who do not |(|ad
the newspapers rend nothing and
are not worth reaching
fyf all the newspapers the nfter-
advertising purfioses. It goes to
the homes of the,,people after the
work of the day is ovjer.
into tire hands of= readers w
Sweet Mangoes, '
Sweet Pickles,
Sour Picklei, in ban
CONOL. Y’S,
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Leading Gi
RAILROAD STI
Bakery R Re^taura^l, .
A. KAMPS; Proprietor.
The finest bread in the city and at
The Lowest Prtites.
Let him have ynar order. 8hfi»factior
Gaaraflteed.
Preah eakea every day. Nic<
all toarw. .ft
Por Sale at a Bargali
B I A fine braii new fSc grade doable
rel, hnmmerleaa, Lafever shed-gna.
to, with akeil elector; also a flaw «
new mackintosh dnek boot!, Ntx 6.
Apply to Ric at Miitrot Rroa.’ A Co,; ar
vnu ran set ’he mHftt at Hd. Abfes-
beeVy Atdrti W. y. lx>W.
nodela of
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,The Dally Examitten
Published every evening except Sunday.
M: L. O. ANDREWS, I’UBUSHLR.
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Entered at the Navasota postafKce as
second class mail i>co< r : ,
Delivered by cerHers to. any’, part, pt
’ city. Subscription price: 1 : - <
■ Per -Veek
Per month.’ 4oc-etita
. Office of publication in the .Ackerman
'■ & Gndger block, tip.stairs.
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If gets
'ten
from they can read the paper. A gnod
afternoon newspaper ia rend from
beginning to end.
An exchange, the name of
which is lost, turns loose thc fol-
, .4^57 P- Michigan- • boy, the
son of a Baptist clergy man, has
inherited all the traditional bap-
tism by immersion principals,
and by tbe Clbse attention given
to the ceiemony as performed by
his fund parent is able to repeat
it word for word. A few days
Steam Iiaundry,
Ross Aglnt.
Work called lor and delivered
. i frete of charge.
All Work Fully Guaranteed.
; Office At W. L. Steeled.
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that they
’break
down ?
noon ii9wspaper is the best fni
la the standard remedy for the weak ticsses
and irregnlanties peculiar to wohtep.
Bradfield7? 'geghtatbr Is hot a mysterious
mixture of mythical origin, but a stand-
ard remedy compounded in accordance
with acientific principles from approved
vegetable medical materials. Bradfield's
Regulator Is endorsed by physicians who
have examined ft, and has been in suc-
cessful use over a quarter of A century; It
Is sold by druggists at One dollar a bottle.
“ Perfect Hearth for Women ” mailed
free upon application.
THS BRADFIf ID RE8VUT0R CO.,
gates via H. S T- C.
Rates on certificate plan as follows:
To Nashville Oct. 8th to nth.
To Chicago SepL Wth. r6tlt; Oct 29th;
Nov. 4th. '•
Account State Fa ir, I Dallas, Oct. r to
, 15, and for a. m, train, of the 16, the 11.
.& T. C. will sell round trip tickets to
Dallas for $6.75. Good until Oct. I7for
i return.
ago > «tub viU. In a
back kitchen and catching the ria, Tex., for #5 65. Limit Oct 17th.
hmilyeat .od het two
Limit Oct. 22nd.
Oct. toth and 11th round trip tickets
to Chattanooga, Tean., for fir.80. Limit
Oct. 24 \ ' v'-/?
ffamittet' rates to Texas poi nts: Woot-
an Wells |j. 25, Galveston $4.96, La Port
13.90, Seabtbw ffc lOr Corpus Christi,
Rockport, Aransas Pass, Portland f t 1,60,
Mineral Wells fir .75, Port Lavaca io,
Boerne fto.90, Kerville fn»4p; Sotir
Lake fS-S^i MarUri fj.66. Limit - thirty
days. 3
' Summer tourist tickets to points in ,'.w
Colorado will be subjert- to stOfr-oVef | 1
privileges at any point north of Trini-
dad, Col. \
Tickets to Omaha, Neb.,: and rat urn,
account Trans-MiMissippi Exposition,
as follows:. Jphe irt to October tjth,
I40.15, Limit November rjth. June trt
to; Octebet yptb, >33.45; 1/imit 30 days.
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-On Oct :8th and 19th the Santa Pe
will sell excursfon tickets to Cofltoe *t
one and one-third fates. Account Col-
ored Baptist Convention. :-
,i The Banti Pe will sell excuraion tick- ,
ets to Waco on Nov. 9th and roth.
Account State Pigeon and Pit Stock
Assn, at one fare.
Per convention, Daughters of the
at Houston Oct. 19th to
mum, .,jnt« Pe will sell excursion
tickets to Houston at One fare; date# of
sale Oct. I8th and limited to Oct. 22nd
ftrireturn. !,’ ■/ •' ?
On Oet. 14th, ike Santa Pe will Mil
excursion tickets to Dallas At fe^pb.
On Oct. roth Add i rth, the Santa Pe
rate of fa.60. Account Baptist Conven-
tion, Colored.
The Santa Pe will sell excursion tick-
ets to Mineral Well* and return for
f i l.7$. with a limit of 60 days from date
of sale.
Por the Trana-Mississippi and Inter-
national Exposition, Omaha, Neb.-, June
rat to Noy. 1st, the Santa Pe will sell
excursion ticket? to Omaha at I40.80 for
the round trip; tickets op sale from June
rat Jo Oct. 15th, with final limit Nov.
15th; and at >34 tickets on sale from
June rat to Oct. 30th, with final limit 30
8pftt*roW8| if Bitch pfllt* nhoulct llUVB dny® from fluff of jmit*, except thst limit
1 rnusi not exceed Nov. 15th.
Commencing at once the Santa Pe
will aell excuraion tickets to Corpus
Christi, Rockport, Aransas Pass and
Portland, good for 30 days from date of
sale, at rate of >12.70.'
The Santa Pe will sell excursion tick
ety tb Port Lavaca at one and one third
fares, with limit of jo days. ~
At Public Outcry.
Revesty-FIve tots to be Mold lit the Me-
Nnlr AddlHoa
Then* will be sqhl on October
2&-1; Hovonly-fivo lot*in the .McNair
nthlitioti—all <h<ii<e property.
Price* now range from >25' to
|25<* per lot. Thia :«l<lili<>n still
holth an tinqueatlorteri pre-emi-
nence aa to health, perfect drain-
age ami beauty of situntipn and it
tn eliiiiacteriatically the location
for white homes.
For terms, etc . apply to
II. .1. McNair or
J. \V. Teague,
• Auctioneer,
Rcmetiiber the I>\o.v I.xamisfr
son will induce a great many
planters along the Brar.os river to
eulrstitute sugar enne for the
fleecy staple. It looks as though
almost any kind of u product wjll
dethrone the old king.
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A ni mhkr of the. volunteers
who have returned to their home
in llousfor! complain bitterly of
the had faith of their former em-
ployes in not giving Jbeiii again
the positions held before they «n-
sw(!.red the'call of the cormtry for
men to take tip arms.
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Double Daily'Traln®
4t*ert Ltat Btfirt**
1 , . North ul SGGta TAxM.
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T S HOUSTON ,
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H ~i Via Kurils arid Port Warth. '
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43 '' and Dallas..
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The H. & T. C. reaches Galveston.
Houston, Brenham, Austin, Waco,
Corsicana, Waxahachie, Port Worth,
Dallas, Plano, McKinney, Sherman
and Deriisort, and given First-Clam
: H Service.
: . M. L. ROBBINS,
C. w. O Gen, Paa. a Tkt. Agt
J. E; CLARKH. Ticket Agent, Navamrt*.
Dr. L. J. GOREE,
' • <r—Dentist.
Office: Over Wood A Co.
you a life time. •-
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J no. D. Bates,
Tonsorial Artist.
Smooth, easy shaven, : •
Elegant, fashionable hair cuts,
. Clean hot or cold batha.
Terms arc low consistent with first-
class woik. '
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• <B Yearns ©ch, .
iFaiffiieipall ID’J.irsGtoir’B'
OIFer their professionat scryicevs^ Kudertakers, Funerals, furnished con
ph te witti fine Futiera.i Car and Carriages. Coffins, Casketss Robes, And a fu
me nines. ah line qI ILadertakingalwavs oh h-and. Everything first-class,
such.symptoms in- 'Wered promptly day find night.' Telepllone 23 or 20.
dicate serious: de* ^^.a—wa—w^ss*.^*—wi
dDB YlSAltS' ESTABLISHED
‘ Alexander MrFarlape
STONE and BRICK OontarMtor.
' Estimates PtmngtJy Made for Large Of Small C|htracts.
Imiaufdic T'iiing in every.(Jeaigh for Hearths, Flborfi gnd Haliwaj*. >
Tilinv fnr Mnnf ln fardnos rind Other IlfJOdrntivri work.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS A
Neal & Boone,
LAWYERS,
A General Law Business Conducted and
Praetlced in all Charts.
Office: Over the First National Bnnk
Navasota. Texas.
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Arrival and departure of trains from
Ute union depot:* -
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No. 3 Right.,t.O(y .a. UL.
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No. 4 night.
SANTA FE. a*
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C . \ Leave y:e»R. m. 1 Arrive 10:35 p. m.
: B»«whAM. .
?. Larva y:jo a. m< - Arrive 6:30 p. m.
. ■:< Anfloanceflients.
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J statk senator. ‘
he Kxaminrr Is authorized to an-
aonnee Hott. Gro. D. NBal,’ gI Grimpa,
county, for St ATM Srnator from the
r5th District of Texas.
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J*/ ■; PRRfclNCT ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Examinbr is authorized to an-
ttounce W. M. Forrester as candidate
. for re-election to the office of Justice -of
the Peace, Precinct No. 3.
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-"r L Talephoae No. 84.
The cotton crop of Georgia ba«
been greatly damaged .by a recent
wind storm. »
iTHii new involuntary bankrupt
law will go into effect on the first
^tNqvember.
Thkrk h 'a temporary Hee la •? «prinkle lime—whil«
> H gasoline. The rise in female gas- '
oiine users i« constant. U
-iwymMwamiiii uwiii w ; the rubbish are ihstsucted th
; • It looks like the Hon. Thos.
H. Ball is Dot to have even n
pposition—-its well.
Garcia has got an “office,”
and now if Agninaldo wante one
be would do well to came into
the agency. ' 1
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Thb large number of wagon* downward over the JNiagarn es-
that appeal every day on Nava-
sota streets are tesf *
amount of business being done.
Chauncrv M. Depew has never
set a squadron in tbe field and he
has neVer commanded a battle-
ship, yet he is publicly kissed by
Massachusetts belles. It is cer-
tainly not true that the war he-
roes are getting alt the sweets of
thieHfi. n
The fact that two American
Soldiers "went for” Weyler in 8t.
Look when they heard him Insult
Gbn. Ijee on the stage is a pretty
good indication that tbe Hpantsh
FiHiWaiiiiii
Palace Restaur
Mrs, Hoyle, Pity
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butcher would have fa^ed badly the low prUy» of rotton this sea-
had he come up on
in Cuba.
FivEmen have been shot at a
Tennessee auction. The auction-
eer does uot seem to have licen
like that <well-aimed Kentucky
auctioneer who took the precau-
tion to say, before the auction be-
gan: “If ar’y man goes to fool-
ing around while this sale is go-
ing on, I’ll interrupt him in his
career!* Lay them nhotguns up
agin the fence and Irl them stay
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Estimates Ptnmptly Made for Large or Stoat I Contracts,
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Tiling for Mantlo'facings and other Doodrative work.
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 13, Ed. 1 Friday, October 7, 1898, newspaper, October 7, 1898; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1327264/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.