The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1899 Page: 2 of 6
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Worry.
We often hear of men who are
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WASHINGTON.
President McKinley has issued
his Thanksgiving proclamation,
naming November 30. It is re-
garded as a political document.
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Dr. L J. GOREE,
rw./,— Dentist.
Office: Over W ood & Co.
Call and have your teeth examined
and see how they can be fixed to las
yon a life time.
POXHTICAp.
Ohio democrats are waging a
bitter fight wtTexpect to win, as
Nash is not liked by the re pub*
licans.
John R. McLean was one of
the man who aided McKinley
when he was a bankrupt.
great blunder is now
nave been due to a fit
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men from the town,
Used fa repay Ubarei
had dis posed of J
young a peculator wei
ou&ly u] ton the burnii
Their efi’prts toward put
they couL < have hoped for, and when
* a a A a . a W S >•
a conn^ei able amount of valuable
property, j Wcludi w
had been s ived.
short. B—r- -Luoid ti
age for $50( I, only a very amajl per-
centage of v rhKclr had to be paid to
the men wh< » hvd assisted him. In
o ten said tl tat it £rave him a keener
p ensure tha a he ramember* feeling
after any ot her achievement of his
career.—N.] L Tribuns.'__
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properly fit you with spectacles.
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some directions in I
mania wir: r.. -----
I ounFt spa re the time, because I’ve got
to get right tp work OB the vessel.*
This was no soonar said than done.
With » far students and tome of the
prom-1
7 liberally, M fOcn as ha
ofhUnewwoperty, the
enl® work vigor- I
the burning steamer.
„ ....... d putting the fire
out were even more successful than
they couL i have hoped for, and when
tmorning < lawnod it was evident that 1
a consider able amount of valuable
A,.jjng machinery,
To cut the story
uold the hull and wreck-
armad 1 pe^
centage of v ihKdr had to be paid to
the men wh< a hi'd assisted him. In
sneaking of ' the hidAent since ha has
often said tl at it £rave him a keener
p easure tha: a he remembers feeling
after any ot her achievement of his
career.—N. 1 I, Tribuns'___
Let usexi unine your eyes and
properly fit you with spectacles.
Goodman & Miller.
For Sale: —The house opposite
the Duncan toottage. For terms
apply to Mr s. R. J. Miller.
Note!
Office in A
BHlding.
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B. D. St<
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And AH Ki«d« of Feed Staff.
Seed Com, Millet, Sorghum,
Etc., a Specialty.
Goods Delivered iu the City
Promptly and Free of Cost.
banco, or perhaps the use of opi- dared insane,
um or cocaine or chloral; and dis-
ease and death are often attrib-
utable to the action of these
poisons rather than to the effects
of work or Worry. But these
will not explain the disaster in
all cases.
STATE.
Misuse of state school funds by
county officials is known of but
pannot, under present laws, be
prevented.
Murderer Morrison attempted
escape from jail at Vernon; scaf-
fold upon which he is to hang is
ready.
\ Rio Grandb is on a big rise and
government property is said to
be in danger.
*i- A big elevator is to be built at
Fort Worth.
Rev. J. Smith, under sentenew
to bang at Orange, has been de-
-■ . , OVER POSTQ^
Will Practice in All Com
Neal, Kinfl «
but it is safe to assume that in
nine out of ten of such -cases
there had been no overwork at
all. That tao much work has
killed some people is not to be
doubted, but this does not alter
the faci’that work pure and aim-
pie is one of the rarest of all rare
causes of death. The mischief is
done by the worry which often
goes with the work, and which is
mistaken for it.
We do not yet understand the
process by which worry under-
mines the general health, induces
diseases of the heart, of the arte-
ries and of the kidneys, or kills a
man before his time; but that it
does such things is a fact too well
established.-
It is true that worry often leads
- a person .to practices which arc
** ‘theiusejves -injurious, such as
/4yerin'dul|ience in alcohol or to-
DOMESTIG.
The’commissioners of agricul-
ture of the Southern states per-
of the future^that they ,ected a permanent organization.
The cotton growers’ conven-
tion is in session at Atlanta.
The home bought by public
subscription for Admiral Dewey
has been formally turned over to
him by the committee.
Atlanta proposes to honor
Lieutenant Brumby as the real
hdro of Manila.
Hanna's
believed to Save been due to a fit
of anger.
Negro republicans at Austin
adopted resolutions condemna-
tory of Grant, Hawley and Green,
and adjourned. *
The National Civil Service Re-
form league is investigating the
action of the Ohio republican
state committee in asking aid
from government employes.
Governor Roosevelt, of New
YEARS ESTABLISHED
Alexander McFarlape
The Daily Examiner
ONLY 40c PER MONTH.
Now is the jtime to Subscribe, Read, Learn and be W:
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fl, S. Branch,
York, is in Maryland in the inter-
est of the republican candidate
for governor.
BUYING A BURNING VESSEL
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The Successful Speculation ot a Poor
' Young College Student.
There is a certain minister in a New
England town who, his friends are
socustomed to declare, half jokingly,
half seriously, has undoubtedly missed
his vocation. They base this opinion,
pot upon any lack of^he clergyman’*
ability in his profession, but upon un-
mistakable commercial qualifications
of his which would have made him an
unusually enterprising man of busi-
ness. Their favorite illustration in
support of the idea is the story of a
danng speculation which the minister
conducted successfully in his college
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In common with a large number of
ether students in the small seacoast
town where the institution was situ-
ated, young B----was desperately
poor. The facilities there were noil
particularly good for enabling amah
to work bis way through his college —■
a- X* * ^3 A—f A a." .
— — - —» MOV « ■ m W* ■ ■■ ’ I |> I w-—1
find anything at which he could e*rn
________lg incident oc-
had begun the year.
«f thia and could see
prospect of obtaining arty more,
had lain awake for some time one
Entered at the Navasota postoffice as
second-class mail matter. I
Navaaota. Texas.
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HARRY ASHER,
Attorney - a t - La
AND notary public.
J. W. ATH
......Repairs all UM
Sewing Ma
as good as naw, i
Racket Store.
that, if worry is slow suicide,
then almost none of us can
escape. Very few men can be
found who have no unfulfilled
desires which they are striving to
gratify, or who are go absolutely
secure i "
may givejliteral heed to the Bib-
lical command to take no ^bought
for the morrow.
But this forethought is not
' woriyr; at least it need not be
worry ;it|is is merely incertitude,
prudent care for the future, or
even slight anxiety. Harassing
anxiety, impatient expect ion, dis-
proportionate fear of the un-
known—this fa worry, and this is
what causes the heart to struggle,
the kidneys to contract, the ar-
teries to weaken, and the mind
to fgil.
No one who is not given to
worry cun conceive of the power
which the habit gains over its
i one will freely
admit the excellence of the ad-
vice not to worry, but he will add
that it is impossible to follow it.
This fa trye ouly in a measure,
and in a few cases. Barring in-
stanoes of exceptional trouble,
of extraordinary ‘‘hard luck,” al-
most every one can by resolute
determination reduce his worry
within living limits.—Youth’s
Companion.
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TW CCRK A COLD » OMK DAT
Bargain:—My I residence with
six large rooms, front and back
gallery, long hall, store room,
bath room and closet in bed room.
Mrs. Wm.Tiorlock.
NEW818UMMARY.
TRANSVAAL.
F. Marshal Wolsely is accused
of “doctoring” war reports from
M. L. O. ANDREWS, PUBLISHER. South Africa.
The victories of the Boers and
the proclamation by President
= Steyn of annexation may lead the
Dutch to join the Transvaal
io cents, forces.
The hasty naval preparations
being made by Great Britain is
thought to be due to the fear
that other powers may intervene
in the Transvaal war.
The French fleet is watching
the British squadron and the
Russian fleet is under orders to
concentrate.
Mr. Chamberlain in a speech
in the house of commons attempt-
..........5-34 P- m- ed to justify his action in the
Transvaal war.
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FOREIGN.
A gigantic system of official
said to have died of overwork, fraud bus been unearthed at Se-
bastopol among Russian officers
of the Blac< Sea fleet.
The steamer Germanic was run
into by a dteam barge as she was
leaving her dock at Liverpool
and badly damaged.
The Daily Examiner, Thursday, October 26, 1899.
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STONE and BE.I0X Contractor.
Bstimatea Promptly Made for Large or Small Contract!.
Incaustic Tiling in every design for Hearths, Floors and Hallways
Tiling for Mantle facings and other Decorative work.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS A SPECIALTY
........................................ ......• ...... .......
Hickman,
Proprietor.
Novelties in silverware nt
Goodman & Miller s are just too
pretty—see them.
There is no doubt that we carry
as fine a line of perfames as
the larger eitfaa. When you
want something nice I have it.
I. Goodman.
When you buy goods from us
we tell you exactly what you are
getting Goodings & Miller.
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JOHN F, THOMAS I CO.,
imiijjjjigoK001Ai^
G0RN,0AT8,BRA!l,HAY. THE RELIABLE TAI
nlnw»imw.»»..".^-Juun>u hM raMna
for....^^^.
Dying • and • Repairing
and give* that branch of hia
buaineaa special attention. • ’
Waahingten Ave., •-. Navaaota. Tex.
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would be forced to leave college for a
scarcely dropped asleep when,
'aroused by a confused noise
Going to thg
ng off toward the
dutingTriah the out-
slowly maldnr her wav toward the
shore.. Dressing hastily, he rushed
out, and soon reached the wharf,
which was already thronged 1*
townspeople and students,
flames on the vessel, which was
steam propeller, were making only
moderate headway, and it was evident
that she would get ashore before the
lives of her crew were threatened.
This was in fact accomplished, but
by the time the last man had been
brought safely to land the fire was rag-
ing furiously and ths little steamer
seemed dooshsd. Her eepfain, who
proved to be <ho T iffiM
Ing st his property ruefully for a mo
ment, them turned his back upon it
•nd started tp walk away. Young
B—.- stopped him, struck by a sud-
den, idea
•‘Aren’t you going to try to save
ivthing from your vessel he asked.
*No, replied the disgusted captain,
shrug of his shoulders. “I’m
li with her—for the present,
\ If there’s anything lefLto-
morrow morning I may try to getifc
tlguesa^ere won’t be. I’m going
look fmr a lodging now; good
I '^Will ywr mU ms .that boat juet as
Mie Hes, far |40?" eagerly inquired
-B—, nsj aing the entire sum in his
•pofiaessioxy.’rTW
ThecaZfaini
fabment. <46
won’t,” h e replied, with a grim lo
of amuse ment; rPm siefcof the wh
buMtxesa.”
B—•. lost no time in making his
arrange men ta. Calling a classmate
who wjia on the wharf, he whispered
some directions in hie ear. Then,
in, he said:
with this young
ill give you the $40 at once,
re tiie tune, because I’ve got
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victim. Such h
The most elegant Tonsorial Parlors in this section art now ia
Creagor Block. Three chairs presided over by expert barber*:
S. R. Crain, Geo. H. Banks, and Frank Const*
' Hair Cutting 25 cents. Shaving 15 cen
Hot and Cold Baths
The Best of Everything is What I Offer my Patr
FRANK CONSTANT
The Leading Bari
Texas Rangers association will
meet at San Antonia November 3.
The Brazoa river navigation
convention will begin, its session
at Brenham at noon today.
The Texas synod has adjoui ned.
It may be objected despairingly Contract for work on harbor
improvements gt Aransas Pass
will be let next Wednesday.
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General Dealers, Dallas,
Better Than
For nice, go#d and tender meat .
call MfcMickman's Meat Market,
tfaMWThrue and relfaiifa butcher.
I uni wel| supplied in good stock
for market and I will insure ant- i
isfaction to all who .will cull at
my stall.
In days that have past and goue by
I have treated you as you desired;
And in the future, my friend,
I’ll do the same for you again. |
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Market second door west ,
Boone Kirk’s new ha
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Bates &£olfl____
( THK WELL KNOWN
Tonsorial Artists,
HAVE RB-OPENKD THE
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Office of publication in the Ackerman
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MAILOOAD TIME TABLB.
arrival and departure of trains from
tue union depot:
H. & T. C.
NORTH BOUND.
* No. I day.——.... 11:27 a. m.
No. 3 night i:po a. m.
f SOUTH BOUND. ’
No. 2 ....."'4*57 P* m.
No. 4 night...............................2:45 a. m.
SANTA FE.
To Somerville ..._________—............10:56 a. m.
To Cleveland. .......
Telephone No. 84.
course, and he had tried in vajn to
find anything at which he could earn
enough to pay hit expenses. At tha
time when the following incident oc-
curred he had just $40 left of the sum
with which he had begun the veer.
He owed of thia and could tea
ho
He
night/ wondering if, after aiy/?|||
year or two, and it seemed to him that
he had styircoly dropped asleep whan,
he was
outside and by a' brilliant glare il-
luminating th# aky, C ’ ‘ “
window and looking off fowl
he waaaiartlad to _
lines of a burning vessel, which wae
slowly making her wav t____* 2__
shore. Dressing hastily, ha rushed
with tha
. Tha
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 26, 1899, newspaper, October 26, 1899; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1327463/m1/2/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.