The Examiner-Review. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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New Line of Colored Goods
Lost— pair gold-rim;spectacles, be-
tween the homes of T. F. Sloan and
Wood Glass. Reward for return to
It were hardly necessary for
any public acknowledgment along
the sentiment of all present when
he regrets that more such op-
For Rent— McRae cottage in First
ward; seven rooms and bath. Barn,
chicken house and garden. Apply to
Benefit to their
Customers
Lost Purse containing money.
Finder return to Mips Montgomery
at A. J. Wagner & Co., and receive
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Henry Bier,
Ghinsville, Texas.
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COLORED SCHOOL
A. E. McMillan, Principal.
and "thank for the many kind-
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udience, and the writer voices portunities are not given us.
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for merchandise with 85c ad di
tional to pay postage on Policy.
It has always been our aim to
show our apprecation to our
trade by offering somet hing that
will benefit them as well as our
selves.
Our motto is ‘strict business
principles that are broad, honor-
able and fair to all. Prompt at-
tention and quick delivery.
New Line of Hosiery
New Line of Linens
such lines from Mrs. Bell, since
tis a pleasure to know her and ■
one which carries with itanun i
ceasing charm and fascination.
The program begun with a ~
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Begining the first of June we
offer to our customers a $1000.00
Accident Policy with' the North
American Accident Insurance
Co. of Chicago, Ill., who wrote
70,000 new risks in 1908, has
for 22 years paid every legimate
claim presented—promptly with-
out litigation. Collected during
1908, $982,073.50 making Over
$1,600,000.00 available during the
year for payment of obligations.
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SOLE AGENT
Miss Cora Dulaney, fourth
Grade.
Miss Nina McFarlane, Third
Miss Bessie Elliot, Second
Grade.
Miss Hattie Matthews, First
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DOORS—Our sizes of soren doors
are complete again.GA new line of
lawn seat swings and rockers. Oster-
moor mattresses. Levy’s 135
For Sale- -the show window in front
of the Geo. 8. Wood & Co. store build-
G. Napoli
Manufacturer
CIGARS
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■ Teachers Elected Last Night
At a regular meeting’of the
school board held last night, the
following teachers were elected
for the year 1909:
C. M. Porter, Principal High
School.
O. L. Wilkins, instructor in
English and German.
Miss Jennie Walthall,, Eighth
Grade.
Miss Mary Spann, Seventh
Grade.
Miss Gertrude Lang, Sixth
Grade.
Miss Laura Gibson, Fifth
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tribute from Mrs. Bell
to each of those whom she (un-
necessarily) felt, had added one
flower to brighten her visit
amongst us, and the expressions
were beautiful in thought and
most feelingly spoken. Follow-
ing this, vocal and instrumental
pieces were interspersed with
readings by Mrs. Bell, and her
ing, at a bargain. Apply to H. L
repertoire seemed exhaustless. Lewis, 135.
Satisfaction is Guaranteed
Office in Citizens Bank Building
Phone 265
L- Office over First National Bank
, ’ omee phone and 258
Restdence phone 147
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The House of Pleasant and Profitable Shopping
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The faculty is the same as for
last year with the exception of
Miss Bessie Elliott, who takes
the place of Miss Mary Goree,
who was not an applicant for re-
election. Miss Elliot is especial-
k ly well qualified for her work.
, She is a graduate of our High
School/and also a graduate of the
1 North Texas Normal at Denton.
| She has had two years experience
L as a teacher, and comes well re-
commended for her work. This
I faculty insures the success of pur
। schools for next session.
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। “One of the most delightful
treatsof the season!" was the ex*
( pression heard upon all sides last
| night. Mrs. Narnie Harrison Bell,
assisted by Mrs. Burns Pedigo,
। "Misses Ira Blackshear, Margaret
and Madeline Baylor, Edna
Leake and Hon. Haynes Shannon
had prepared a program of vocal
and instu mental music and read-
ings, in the beautiful parlors of
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sangster.
About fifty guests were present
in variety from deepest pathos to
a bit of German skit; her man-
ner in each instance being natur-
al and easy, showing a remarka-
ble gift of interpretation.
Hon. Haynes Shannon treated
the audience to a scene from
Othello and handling the subject
in matchless manner. Mr. Shan-
non is quite gifted as a reader
and is perfectly at home with
the greater portion of Shake-
speare.
The program throughout was
thoroughly enjoyed and a treat
very seldom offered a Navasota
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Wanted—300 young Leghorn hens,
—young and in good condition, for
September delivery. Any color. Will
pay $4 per dozen for good stock. Ap-
ply to Dr. L J. Goree., tf
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J. R. Knox, Fifth, Sixth and
Seventh Grades.
Ida Johnson, Third and Fourth
Grades.
Lillian Summers, Second
Grade.
Corinne Constant, High First
Grade.
Elizabeth Hayes, Low First
Ladies Bronz Kid Oxfords
Ladies Suede Kid Oxfords
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Ladies Ankle Strap Pumps
Ladies Fancy Oxfords
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For Sale or Trade.
For sale or trade 95 acres
improved sandy farm 5 miles
east; 65 acres now in cultiva-
tion, clear and perfect title, price
$30 per acre also two pedigreed
jacks 4 and 8 years old each with
fine records. Price $1500 for
both or $810 apiece. If trade for
any of the above cattie only cpn-
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Blackshear, Ed F. The Examiner-Review. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 16, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1909, newspaper, June 3, 1909; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1399054/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.