The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 160, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 2, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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The Boer has shipped Hour from
the Transvaal to all. lands; and he has
killed 7.0(’t)- of the )»•■:>-.is within Its
borders
The- directors of the Paris exposi-
tion hove received tf;eoo requests for
permission to erect re freshment and
newspaper booths on the grounds. -
The Rbelding eompany. of Trentonr
have made a model of. the Brooklyn
bridge for exhibition nt-,the Paris ex-
position. The length will be 88 feet.
-Communication has been estab-
lished between De Aar and Orange
River, about 7-6 miles away, with the
aid of kites and wireless telegraphy.
The principal shell ftretory of the
Tlnorc . oo ♦ • «•->4': —'— ‘2a
by an accidental explosion. 'lt~™ - . . -
operated by efcctfl&ty tinfl the tna- * ’ " ''
cRincry it» said; to Jl'nve cost some
$400,000. ■ . • -<- i;. ■
Reports from the principal manu-
facturers of eandy Foster eggs, show
that the output this year will' be
abouf 00:000,000, surpassing all previ-
ous records, and about 20/100,000 in /
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ber of parliament declared were “the
smallest and dearest in the world,”
have been enlarged to equal in size
those of other European -carde. One
white and ohe buff have been ianiied.
New York is the chief place where
facturers of candy Easter eggs,^hMb
time, and the revei He
estimates that the government
frauded to the extent of at lea^^^H
000 a day in this matter. The
moat frequently cleaned are
and the $1 stamps; next come^^^^^H
and $5 denominations. It i»
tun ate for the government
$10 stamp is printed in black,
WHAT RAILWAYMEN TEI^^I
Roumania is to have three
way lines constructed at a
$1(5,546,000, exalustve 6f rollin^^^^^H
Massachusetts has 116 stre^^^^H
way companies, controlli
miles. Last year the increase^^^^H
age in the state was 35. '
In New South Wales the
ment has fixed the minitnum^^^^H
of railway laborers at seven
or about $1.75 a day.
In Hamburg tfie polieemen^^^^H
streets are instructed to wa^^^^H
cars sharply, and if they
which carries a single pnsseng^^^^H
than the number allowed by
conductor is find 72 cents.
be amusing to see the oper^^^^^H
such a law in this country.
There are now 93 German
districts with electric railv^^^^^H
compared with 77 of the
year. There are 80 new lines^^^^H
ed and in progress, and) 39
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quality miles. ,The total length of
3 ta 8, 1,750 miles, the npmber uf
is 4,504, with 3,180 trailers.
A curious accident oCcurre^^^^^H
lin. It was somewhat rimila^H^^^H
which occurred in Paria a
ago. The rails were slippery
result was that the locomoth^^^^H
through the walls of the
smashing stationary buffen^^^^^H
end of the platform and bori^^^^^H
through the wall itself.
was suspended in midsir on
of the wall, 80 feet above
There is already a
notionh|e in farm;? itnp^^^^H
it0(^ hill top piRDplB;
-tie above goods are all extra ting down to hard work.lHH
trnliteo nnJ n tiiininuJ n ; ' *2-' ' ' ” -
Mr. and Mr». H. A. Noack en-
tertained a number of their
friends hat night at their home
on LaSalle street. It was an in-
formal home affair, music and
refreshments comprising the
main features. The entertained
were highly pleoaed with their
roceptioo. .
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Jugs, Milk Clocks and
Fruit Jars.
of tooth hetfltfcis too eenous; the
consequence of using poor teeth
is too risky, and it is altogether
too detrimental to dental health
to think they will do.
I have a method of operating
that does away.with many of the
old time disagreeable features.
The time spent in the chair is
also shorter. This method has
pro-ved popular with everyone
just as soon as they have realized
its superlative merits. {
Dr. Ward. Dentist, over Aker-
mah & Gudger’s.
BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT ‘
cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Head-
. ache. Sick Headache, Sore Throat, Cuts, '
St>r.-iinB Rrniim m.i Corns, .and
... ,,. ■ — The most
'I penetrating liniment in the world.
• Price, 25 cts. and 50 cts. -Sohl at S. B.
I Rucker's drugstore.
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...TELEPHONE 93...
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Livery St
M. W. PETERSON, Proprietor.
Horses boarded by the day, week or month at u
able rates...All orders for turn-outs given prompt
tion...We-are well equipped with new buggies saflil
drivers and your patronage is respectfully solicited.
New^swdO
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THE SUN, AJc
CONTAINS BOTH.
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GROCERIES
constantly kept on hand.
- rare Open Kettle and Maple
, Syrup always in stock. I
can sell you fresh butter
■;t t2\: . / : ■ '.. -■ and eggs. -'
Just Received
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Mistrot
suits trimmed in hr-iid, ages 3 to
Men’s heavy cotton tweed work-
Spanta, the |1 25 kind at 72c
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Men’s heavy fancy cottonades,
satin stripe, |1.00 kind at 50c pr.
.' M'is’a fancy linen dress pants
at 50c pr.
Men’s good $L.OO jean panta at
05c pair.
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goods Value*, and we anticipate a
ru^h, tm do uot postpone your
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Best high patent Flour, Big D, per sack, at. .1.... .
California Fruit, the veay be»c brands in j-lb cans, 15c can; per deft- l,f|
1 2-Ib Tomatoes, Clipper brand, per can 6 1-41
- a lb Corn’ vefy best Blueridge brand, per can
i-. There’ll be a rush in our cloth-
ing department on aevount of the
pfrices We are making oil clothes
,4.l^r;little boys.
W^Big line odd linen, C(dtonade .
and cheviot pants, and cottonade makes ityery easy to eJean
.'and linen suits, to close out-cheap.
Lot lf. Boy’s oottonade, jeans
abd calico pants, ages 3 and 4, at
5c per pair.
.Lot 2. Boy’a enttouade, jeans
and imitation linen pants, ages 7
to l^Bt 15<ypr,
Lot 3. Boy’s heavy cottonades
j- and extra quality cheviot pants,
f to 16, at 25c pr.
k- Lbt 4. Boy’e cotton cheviot
suits, sailor collar, ages 3 to 8, at
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Lot 5. Boy’s pink stripe imi-
tation linen blouse suits, ages 3 to
8, at 25c suit.
Lot6. Boy’s linen suits trim-
med in blue, ages 3 to 8, at 25c
per ^uit. <
LoL 7. Boy’s vestee heavy
fancy cottonade suits, sizes 3 to 8,
at 75c suit.
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Lot 8. Boy’s extra •• - • * - — ■ -
fancy cottonade suits, ages 3 to 8,
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; .pH »• Boy’» blue serge vestee
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Your Summer Suit.
Fit and satisfaction guaran-
' teed. The “Fred Kauff-
- ■ man” on a garment corres-
ponds to the sterling mark
on silver—98-1Q0 fine.
J. IVI. Callaway,
Washington A ventie.
Try Alien's Foot-Enso
A powder to be shaken ,
shoes. Your feet fe£l swollen,
ond hot,
have snia'i , ^--r. -o—,
Allen’s Foot-lvase. It cools the feet
and makes walking easy. Cures swol-
len, sweating feetiug, ingrowing nails,
blisters and callous sj>ots. Relieves
corks and bunions of all pain and.gives
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to au’
$1-25
Don’t hp t ♦ Th i Firsbclass line white Stotle-
Don t hesitate. The questton ware, consisting of Churns,
tooth health-is too serious fh«l Jugs, Milk Crocks and
Respectfully, ‘Ut’1
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W. A. LAMING.
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In Our Dry Goods Department.
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I ard-wide Barikte, beaififul patterns, the joc quality at
Li I N,ce 'polity of X Bar Muslin, the 8c quality at
MMMwMIMMlilMMMMIMMMI ■ Beautiful line of Prints, per yord, at 4, 4 1-2 and
■ frett.v shot waists patterns in Madras, 27 inchea wide, per yard, at «e
J J^BeauUfunine of Dimities, per yard, at gc, 8c and
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Notice, Lumber, Luni
I I AVING leased the Post Brothers’ Saw MOI
I I 1900, I will take charge of the business J<
•11 HI7 1st, I expect to keep the null mot
and to cut lumber ta please the people. 1
; licit everybody’s trade, and have the beet timber hi
2 county. Will sell at 80c per hundred, firet-claatz
$12.50 par thousand, all heart—al! lengths over Ml
> extra charges. Strictly cash at the mill, and no wX
will be loaded without cash, unless previoea «GN|
meets have been made by which I can *
'ww<w<b from the bank on presentation pf lumber I
city, road and bridge lumber will not ha
for at mill.
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position. The length will be 88 feet.
-Communication has been estab-
lished between De Aar rind '-Orange
aid of kites: and wireless telegraphy.
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 160, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 2, 1900, newspaper, May 2, 1900; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1336223/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.