The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 261, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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A. A. Glisson,
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Rate from Navasota $52.00. Detailed< information and lrt«
I on application to agents, or
MAS*
Back
if you
don’t like
Wetmore’s
Best
The first and' only chewing
tobacco to be guaranteed.
No Premiums.
If your dealer has not Wet-
more s Best, send uS 50 cents
for a pound plug.
Remember the
Umbrella Brand.
M. C. WETMORE TOBACCO CO.
SL Louis, Mo.
The largest independent
factory in America.
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Your
Money
To Cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Soar Stomach or Heartburn take
Rex Dyspepsia Tablets. All dru^<
gists are authorized to re/und money if
they fail to cure.' Price 50 cents per
package.-,861d by Jno. D."Quinn. t
Cotton Will Soon Move.
Will Miller, a progressive young
farmer living about two miles
north of Anderson, drove into
town today with a brand new
bale of this year’s cotton. It is
Navasota’s bale No. 2, and was
taken to Bosse's wharf.
The hot dry weelher ia lushing
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as to mineral lands of Grimes;* Have
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flippy old og® i
Manv women who hare enjoyed good
health all their life begin to fadevv hen they i
reaeh the age of forty-four. They grow
nenocfj-and irritable and suffer with sick-
hea.laches. Their IVvera are torpid,.their
digestion ip impaired and their bowels are
irregular. They are experiencing the
“change of life.’1 And.it is not strange that
the cessation of the menstrual habit after
thirty rears operation should disturb the
system and tax the strongest constitution.
T’his trying period has no terror for a
woman who uses Wine of Cardui. It builds
up her strength and prepares her for the
ordeal; When the change of life is not
safelv passed, a woman quickly becomes an
’ invalid; Slumbering disease germs are
given increased activity And they appear in
aggravated form. If you take W ine of
Cardui >regularly when approaching the
I change of life you will be assured better
■ health than you have ever enjoyed before.
k A happy old age and restful calm will be
h your reward. Mrs. Campbell was cured
\ after suffering three years with “change
\ of life.” Thedford’s Black-Draught, the
A companion medicine of Wine of Cardui,
\\ assimilates with it perfectly, curing
\\ digestive liver and kidney affections,
\J and throwing impurities and disease
I germs out of the system. Both working
together make a well and happy woman.
Hne^^rdui
Yovngs, Laurens Co., S. C., Sept. 22, 1899.
I have recommended your Wine of
Cardui and Thedford’s Black-Draught
to several of my lady friends, and I can say they are what you recommend thcin
to be. I have Iwn suffering three years with the “change of life and I did
For advice in cases requiring special directions, address,
giving symptoms. “The J Julies’ Advisory I >epar.tnient,'’
Ths Chattanooga Medicine Co>, Chattanooga, Tenn.
picking promises to besome quite
general within 10 days or two
weeks; and that the crop is going
to be a^ good one is very assuredly
borne out by prospects, and .the
most conservative and experienc-
ed cotton metr here estimate Nav-
asota’s receipts at from 25,000 to
30,000 bales. And if the season
happens auspiciously fcr a top
crop, the figures will be prodded
up materially.
The Palace Restaurant received
this morning a fine lot of- fresh
trout, red fish and red snapper.
They are the first that have been
received here for quite a while.
Order to phone 113-
Hose company No. 2 will hold
an important meeting at the truck
house tonight and it is the duty of
all members to be present.
We are thoroughly informed
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county, ami can aid you in buying ; •
or selling the same. {•
Francklow & Norwood.
1 no just wlml inducements ihy various
lines offer. There is no difference in the price. How-
ever, the service, equipment, schedules (time on the road
cost money) and ter'itories of the various companies
admit of some preference. . , •
If you enjoy comfort and satisfaction, u«e the hand-
somest trains,-r—having Pullman Palaoe and Obeeivation
Sleepers, with the only dining-car service from Texas,, ’
take the only road operating regular through trains to
Colorado points, the one which gives.you choice of six
different routes beyond Colorado with full stop pver
privileges at Salt I ;ake City, among ths Rocky Moua- 1
tains, etc.
Let us assist you. Write us about our special party ’
arrangements, tourists sleepers, etn , etc.; and remem-
ber that “You Don’t Have to Apologize for Riding on
The Denver Road!” .
W, F. Sterley, A. A. Glisson, Chas. L. Hull, |
J A. G; P. A . G. A. P. D. T P, A.
FORI WORTH, TEXAS.
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H Study the Routes!
Before deciding how you will go to San Francisco for
Vhe Epworth League General Conference
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of “A Letter from Mr. Reevesto Mr
Harvey” a worthy . tribute to thi
manager of the Santa Fe E a t i n>, j
. House and Dining Car Service, thi
I finest in the woi(d. *
‘>To California and Back” is de-;
senptive of the most interesting of
all trans-contpiental trips, and tells
> of the wonderfully scenic and unique
western country traversed by the
• Santa Fe; Grand Canyon of Arizona, Petrified Forest, Ruins of '
£ the Ancient Cliff Dwellers, Adobe Pueblos, etc. -
• Both publications arc yours for the asking. • J
• On sale July 16, August 6 and 20, September 3 and 17, to :
• all points in California; Homeseekers’ excursion tickets.
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• erature majj be had
! W. S. KEENAN, Gen. Pass Agt. GALVESTON’
Dacus, Texas )
’ July 22, 1901. f
The long wished lor rain has
come at last. Alb feel defreshed
and jubilant and vegetation is
much revived.
The planting of peas, melons
and all garden tr«ck for fall sup
plies is in full blast and we. look
lor a bountiful supply of such
things ere long.
The fruit crop is short in this
section except a few pear trees
that are breaking down with their
fruit. Peaches are plentiful in
number, but poor in quality.
A senes ofireetings have been
conducted at Bethel church by M.
M. Welch. Elder Thompson and
Eider Williams frdm Bobbin. A
glorious revival is the result of the
services, up to date 29 addi
tions to the church; and services
have been announced for today
May the gbpd work go on.
Several visitors IJ0111 other com-
munities have attended services al
Bethel, which* we note with pleas-
ure.
Miss L. E. Goodin is visiting at
Waller.
Mrs. Belie Low and son and
Miss McKenney of Nrvasota . are
visiting friends arid relatives at
this place.
W. L. Goodin and daughter,
Mjss Foy, made a flying trip to
Huntsville last week.
Frank Gafford and family who
have been visiting relatives here,
have returned to their home in
Madison county.
Curtis Heaton and Ed Payne
visitors to friends here have re
turned to their homes in Madison
county. . ’
Among the visitors at Bethel
last Sunday were Bryant Beck-
with and Miss Thomas, Clyde
Williams and Miss Lane, Clifford
Harbin and Miss Wiliams, all < f
Bobbin. <
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HOLD THEIR EDGE
Did you ever .
have a Ktiife
. . . that wouldn’t
hold its edge long .
enough for you lo
catch your breath—
that kept you con-
stantly sharpening
it, and still it was
never sharp? May-
be you’ve got just
that sort of knife
now. If that is-tUn-
ease, it would be a
good idea to come
and see what a
splendid one we can
sell you for 50c. A
better one for 75c
and a still better one
for $1.00.. Over
Fifty Patjejrns to
Select from.
EL&CC Ahrenbeck
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A Dataty Sammer Blouse.
One of the dainty Bummer bloutet
is made of almost transparent pink In-
<ia silk, elaborately tucked and
crlmtned with lace insertion. The
neck is finished with a band of the
lace and edged wi'h bebe velvet rib-
bon.
luieldu end Ct -UlMtion.
Dr. Shrady gives out <he opinion that
tne number of suicides Increases with
advancing civilization. One wonders
if this would be so were the civiliza-
tion really what It purports to be.—
Boetoa Transcript.
A D«<r»a far ®av. (Mell.
Qoverpor Odell of New York has re
erived the honorary degree of LL. D.
from the Syracuse university. Ha is
the first chief executive to be thus
honored by this institution.
GlMfaw’a Coatly EpMemiea.
The plague and smallpox coat Glas-
sw In money over £45,000. The pay-
in to be spread over five years
not to fall too heavily on the
Fhlllppiuaa Oar old of Plaju*.
There is no record that the Philip-
pines was ever visited by a big epi-
demic of bubonic plague, and it is most
remarkable that while this dread dis-
ease has periodically appear^! and
ravaged Hong Kong and Macao, Ma
nlla has retained its Immunity.
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English advseate and jurist, recently
took the affirmative in a debate at
Gray’s inn on the question whethei
the time had arrived when woman
should be admitted to the legal pro-
fession. He said that women possessed
several qualities which fitted them for
taw, not the least of which were in-
tuition, persuasion and eloquence,
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Cigaruttw Ostlawud.
The Iowa anti-cigarette law has be<v»
held constitutional. The court decides
that the property of cigarette dealer*
and the owners of buildings whero it
shall be proved that cigarettes are sold
may be attached for the payment of
the tax levied under the new law. The
case will, it is stated, be appealed.
Womaa aa Kmw Fraqtltionw.
Sir John Cockburn the celebratec
CAVPATS, TRADE MARKS,
COPYRIGHTS AND DESIGNS.
Sand your businem direct to Washincton,
mtos time, costa lew, better service.
ByaBeaetM* toU. X KtaatOac^ nXXmitaia.
ara was-
iw(w •*•<!»! BOtfe«, aitboat charg*. ta tta
iHyasnyxACE
Ltssaumarg
Spmige Vtrikint ta Cuba.
Sponge fishing is a Cuban industry
whieh has developed very rapidly on
the southern coast of Havana province.
About fifteen years ago a Greek sailor,
who was the first to see the advan-
tagee which could be reaped from
sponge fishing, began the development
of this industry. Today the exports of
sponges from Batabano amount tc
51,090,000 a year.
American Gets Canadian Poalttom
Professor Sugene Haanel, head of
the department of physics in Syracuse
University for the last thirteen years,
has resigned to accept a pcs’.tion as
superintendent of mines for the Cana-
dian government. Professor Haanel
is a former professor in Victoria Uni-
versity and is a charter member of
the Royal Society of Canada.
which have made Batoum one of
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stable from Millican. Young and
■others arc wanted at Millican f<»r
the some trouble they are alleged to
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turn to the Examiner and Review
office.
Special Notice.
The H. & T. C. K K. Co wi.l
l-'inde:
*aid. I will be suitably rewarit-d for re-
Tim Dafly Bound.
Truly marvelous are the multifarious
occupations and the variety of senes
tions and amusements* that the well-to-
do classes of our generation manage
to fit into the course of the twelve
hours, says the London Candid Friend
a<I have been to a bazaar, a memorial
service and a wedding, and am now
going to play bridge fm the rest ol
the afternoon,” said a fashionable lady
the other day.
Texas, bids in writing f6r| 'pur-
chase qf its old freight dep«M
buiiding and remaining p!,atL>rm
° ' ”■ o 1 tn 1't
removed from the company’s j rop
An Indtaa’a SarcMin.
A good anecdote is told by HQVPI
Bishop of Minnesota of the sarcastic |j.<ve implicated themselves i
powers of the Indian. T was holding,
says Bishop Whipple, “a service near
an Indian village camp. My things
were scattered abqut in a lodge, and
when I was going out I asked the
chief if it was safe to leave them
there while I went to the village to
holo a service. ‘Yes,’ he said, ’per- -
foctiy safe. There is not a whit* man | tlmen at the hop
Within a hundred miles!*’ 1 last night, and
You get yotir work when prom-
ised at Goodman & Miller’s.
The company reserves the righ*
to reject any or all bids., at its dis
leretion. G. J WiBu.r.
3Xgent
The habery department of the
Palace Restauratit is kept in full
blast to supply the increnwiug de-
mand for both bread and cakes.
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pie to see her; and, finally, she likes 1 [)epU|y Sheriff Bmme arrested a
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all these aspirations be better fulfilled loung this afternoon, and will
than in the gorgeous dining resorts of _|lo|f| fiim for the arrival of Con-
the present day?
C«rv«r* Span Uh Nary.
In speaking of the future of
Spanish navy recently, Admiral Cer-
vera
be broken into a number of small a bill book with accounts,
states. ”1 do not wish,” he 1
“that the Interests of the navy should
predominate at the expense of the
other interests of the country, bat
observing as I do what is going on at
’ the present, I am afraid that Spaic
may become like the Italy of the mid
die ages."
DIhmti sad Gowns.
Nothing pleases a woman moie that
to be asked out to dine at a fash-on-
able hotel, says.the Lady’s Pictorial
Whatever she may say to the contrary
womgn likes to "dress up,” as the chil-
dren say. She likes to feel that she !
looks nice, and she wants other peo-
to compare herself and her gown with
others and their gowns. V".
tau u»»/ iwvtmwj, « t- —- LOST—Between town and th*
expressed fears that Spain might I. & G. N. railway grading work<
The subscribers to the Driving
club are now intormed that th<
track is open to their use. Tin
organization, or **chip in” asso
ciation has a|?out 15 members On
the rolls, which will be sufficient
to support the club as original!)
intended, though others desirious
of joining may do so.
$2.00 for $3 50 white
shirt-waists at Wagner &
Patuot.
Firs WsewWpsr* C»«d Petroleum.
Batoom, on the Black sea, owes its _________ _ ___ __
importance as a modern commeicia! receive at its local office, Navasota,
port to the fact of the ancient fire wor- —
ship of the followers of Zoroaster hiv-
ing kept alight in their temp.e at
Baku, near Batoum, the petroleum-fed .
flame which was the means of leading Said building and platform
to the discoveries by the brotners No- 1
bel and others of the immensely rich erty within twenty (20) days after
fields of mineral oil, the exports of [ acceptance of bid.
which have made Batoum one of the , —
richest and busiest cities in the nev J
east.—Pearson’s Weekly.
There was a very large nnnibei
of couples of young ladids and gen
• at Miller’s hall
| last night, and a nice time was
had by the crowd.
will save the trouble of writing a letter.
Read The Review
and send it to ^our friends in the old states.
Jno. D. Quinn.
Found—A purse, owner may re-
cover by describing purse and
paying.for this ad. /
P. G HJtchelt.
The Anderson Furniture com-
pany is still doing business on
yvest Washington avenue and in-
vites attention to its stock. Sell-
ing of goods on easy payments a
specialty here.
"Jo save mending, avoid break-
ing, and to avoid suffering, prevent
coughs and colds by the timely use
of BALLARD’S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. It is a safe, sure and
swift remedy for all bronchial ail-
ments. Price. 25 and 50 cents
For sale by
Writing I.lfe nf ulndstone.
John Morley, who is wridng a “Life
of Gladstone,” gets on slowly with the
work. It took him a long time to sort
out the vast accumulation of papers
left by Mr. Gladstone in Hawarden
castle. By way of explaining the slow
progress he is making Mr. Morley
says: ‘'Imagine a life of nearly
nlarty years filled to the utmost ca-
pMftrr
* (few M»ibm for'L.mien.
John* Burns has found a new name
for London, and it is hot the least
happy of the various deset iptionE
which have been applied to the great
city, says the filt. James’ Gazette. The
Cinderella of. the ;Cities, tha member
for Battersea calls it, remembering its
backwardness in municipal affairs
Archdeacon Sinclair was thinking of
another aspect of the metropolis when
he spoke of her in a sermon at St
Paul’s as "“a good-natured monster of
inconceivable vastness.”
Month* of Ant-Eater*.
Ant-eaters are in the curious posi-
tion of being practically unable to
open their mouths. It may almost be
said, indeed, that they have no mouths
to open. There is just a small round
orifice at the end of the snout, through
which about two. feet of wortn-like
tongue come wriggling out. And as
this tongue is bathed with liquid glue
instead of saliva, every ant which it
touches adheres to ^t, and the animal
licks the insects up by hundreds at a
time.
New Ktod of M<raae.
On a sand island in Dublin bay a
dew kind of mouse has been found.
It resembles the ordinary mouse in all
except its color, which is that of the
sand, and the naturalist attribute that
to an interposition of nature for its
protection from the owls and hawks
on the island. It is supposed that
they are the descendants of castaway
mice, and that the protective colora-
tion is a gradually acquired result of
their surroundings.
Georgia Coal Reef a
Within the last two years several
remarkable reefs of fossil coral have
been discovered near Bainbridge, on
the Flint rive?, in Georgia. One reef
so found consisted of coral heads, some
of them more than a foot in diameter.
Between twenty-five and thirty spe-
cies hate been recognized in these
Georgia reefs. Geologists say that
they belong to the tertiary age.
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If you are troubled with th
most uncomfortable disease calk
piles, don’t neglect it. Don’t h
the complaint g^t a firm boh
Every day the disease is neglects
it grows worse. Commence^ I
once to use TABLER'S BUCl
EYE FILE OINTMENT, the«
lief is immediate, and cure infall
ble. Price, 50 cents tn bottle
Tubes, 75 cents. For sale by
Jno. D.
To Cure Malaria In Four Days.
Take Quinoria. All druggtaqf;4
authorized to refund the money in ai
case of chills, fever or malaria it fhffihJ
cure. Price 50c per package. Sold i
Jno. D. Quinn.__________ ,
We provide for our customer-
comfort; coins sit beneath ot
funs—they,are cool on ibe win
est days. Palace Restaurant. :
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We are sole agent lor
HUYLER’S
Delicious Candies.
And 39 usual we have, prepared for it
with the follow!ing timely articles:
Talcum Powder,
Prickly Heat Pow der
Toilet Waters
Perfumes
Soaps.
Mosquito Lotion, and
other articles.
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 261, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 3, 1901, newspaper, August 3, 1901; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1346497/m1/4/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.