The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 267, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1903 Page: 2 of 4
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MEDICINE-SURGERY.
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Office over eitixens National Bank building
Resident phone 13; Office phone 96.
and commands a
in New York and
points to which it
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that are put^n tfie Market from Do/
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FRUIT PALACE.
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until tuo Jut fe* yean wn< supposed to ba
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naylhing most, that's good to oat,
tastes good, but the Vienna's
bread tastes good when you are
not hungry, which is good proof f
“ that its flavor k most appetising.
( For growing children good health ’
ful bread is more essoeotial than <
at any other time, aod our bread
furnishes the best foundation for . •
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AU above are fresh and of the Beat Wafers
that are put on Market from Do/ '
t it to the light
it into good
American dollars. Here are the
istics for 1901:
Pig iron and coal..
J lanofacturiog....
Jobbing......... •
1 Dually used up. They nee ao Retail, dtc........
ords of-tan -bark daily. ’ i -5; ■ -• jJg»y... -!/
About one million dollars are ToUl...
iintMAfitAd Ul frat east and Caoi- i_ .Q
;r the future of this place cat
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iders and
Jprint^r
r U’Him
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~40c PER MONTH
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4 .:,..JUSf FROM.....
biscuit $jtnisre
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A Real Fine Line of Sweet Wafers
Saratoga Flakes
Vanila Wafers
Uneeda Biscuits
, ' Uneeda Milk Biscuits
American Beauty Snaps
Lemon Biscuits
Loose Mizzoura, Sold by Pound
Loose Cupid Darts
Marshmellow Dainties
Outing Mi*e4 Assorted Cakes
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, What has done it? Not agri
culture, though that is something.
The answer is, factories patting
Ob use the unlimited re-
sources of the country. These—
such as coal, iron and other miner-
als, timber had been here for ages
past, and the people knew it, but
SO one would take advantage of
*• their presence until some men eame
from the north and saw the hidden
tre wealth and brot
and transform
Vienna Bakery,
Railroad Street.
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Excursion to Galveston via I. &
G. N., “The Texas Railroad,” on
evening train of Aug. 29 and
morning of 30th. Rate li.50 with
limit for return Aug. 31st.
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ovoking to wrath the
itb the hope that
people to thinking ar
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ces of a country aod I
hey are until develop
I wish I had time'to tel
Our prices a:
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and
1 IiiatKat millc irnn Tn
• mms, iron **u
, raill
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sells from <25 to *40
adfor I65 to |8o in
•ocf hot proveh ci
ala-«ao, tnd, than
treatment. HalPa
by F. J. Ohcney&Co»
constitutional cure o«
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SckMl Nttlce. |« bealtby stomneb.
I am authorized by the school'
board to announce that the Nava-
sota public schools will open
Tuesday, September ist., 1903.
Parents are earnestly requested to
have their children report prompt-
ly At 9 s.
: ;|Mutracters and examiners of land
titles. '>1.:; F*' >■ I
"'■■■IW.-WH I......IP I .Mllilll
OARR 4 SCOTT,:!
H W! - . - ' $: 0^4,4-&
Examiner
concluded my last letter by
saying my brother had come for
me for a drive. We went first to
a large tannery where we saw the
u different processes that a Texas
I hide is taken through before it ii
serve the uses of man.
men
andsev-t
into leather
1 and detective parts are pjf
st. zx r.
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ev '.i*
PnMmhed everv evening except Sunday
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NDREWS A BLACKSHEAR.
t* itered at the Navasota postoffice as
eeeond-daaa mail matter.
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Delivered by carrier to any part of
city. Subscription price: |
Per week.—— •»..............................10 cents
Vmmoeth.^--------I---—-----40 cents
Qfice of publication in Miller buil-
ag Beat Washington Avenue.
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7»4U p. m.
t»aa p.«.
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d shops—Ml employ*
,__r mills cut mostly’
^r-o»k, poplar, „h aoi
pine being very scarce. The
------_. d ash are used in fine fur*
»od future making ~
vtry hi«h pri.
is mostly exported.
is section is the finest in
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r.*3,900,000
. 3,750,000 ©See over Uore of Geo S, Wood & Co
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H 1880 this total was only I798,-
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A lun
them markets,
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err vMi°ol( industries in and
me about this littla city (not emw^^
tor ing 14,000) number some twenty*
one laege entrprises and twenty-
four smeller ones , besides many'
targe jobbing houses representing
the various mercantile houses.
Until 1 saw these and learned
their number I could not under-
stand the rapid growth and great
prosperity of this city in the moun-
tains. In 1880 its population was
(for the two cities) 3209 and 190c,
9850. In 1900 it had jumped to
is,fly. It is now put at about
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NEAL BOONE, j
LAWYERS, J
> s. - Navasota, Texas
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ANDERSON ABSTRACT*
COMPANY *
CHAS. TUHNER. Munger
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Ahatracta 6f Und Title* ?of Grimes Co
Your Patronage Solicited. ’
ANDERSON (Grimes Cmisty) TBfUfl <
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Attorney ~ at - Law 1
And ■
Notary Public. I"
Citieeus' National Bank Boild^
NAVASOTA * < - TBXAS^I ’
S—iF- i 1tl.a«igH^u.-i..igBailili ’
M. E. GATES J. R. CAMPBELL 4
Lawyer Dept. Co. Clerk
GATES ft CAMPBELL 1
ANDERSON TEXAS . 5
ire go-
whole country wax “deader than
Navasota has been lately; but is
full of life and activity and the old ,
sleepy town of ab?ut rooo people?
relying wholly upon cotton with
one or rwo saw milfe is now a city ‘
of over 10,000 peff^e. There 1
Atef from ^he train the house I 1
Jived in when our first j child wgs d
bom and memories of the past
Came before me thick and fast,
Yo^rs truly,’/ <
J. G. Tanner.
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Jobe M. King. J McDonald MteeLnm
King&Meachum,
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Attorneys-at-Law.^
Vutaras* National Sank Building. Ho.
r’Mtini in Oillira ’ v ' i j
spying |
strange to many
are a number of
Quuities in Tex-
Vi no netroev.
, with a popula-
like 25,000, has
gro resident for
n, and is the
inty in the Uni-
exclusive white
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Decatur aed Huntavi
a few cotton mill, a
Austrias, but the fort . . ,T
ly. I lived at Decatur befo
*gin<<o Texas. At that time that
a has been lat
bark daily.;
as first cost and capi-
'pl®r hardly be imagined.
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 267, Ed. 1 Tuesday, August 25, 1903, newspaper, August 25, 1903; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1372725/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.