The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 21, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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I number among my frlendu, if h» be
living yet, which I doubt, an old miner,
who haw had a hard, wild life. He was
a victim of drink. He walked from
Loa Gatoa to-Palo Alto for auch help
ae might be found there. As he Mt
waiting in my house, a little child who
had never known etn came into the
room and fearlenaly offered him hie
hand. Thia a grown man would not do
without ahrinking, but the child Had
not learned to be a reepector of per-
sona. The acarred face lightened; the
visions of demons vanished for a mo-
ment, and the poor man repeated al-
most to himself these words of Dick-
ens: "1 kfaow now how Jesus could
liken the kingdom of God to a child.”
But true happiness leaves no reac-
tion. Tha mind is at rest within Itself,
and the consciousness Is filled with the
joy of living.
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Bargains
R. Di Steele,
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If DONALD KAOHUl
Attorney-at-Law,
Hotel's Publlo.
Of*oe Citisens* National Bank
Brildinc.
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HARRY ASHER,
Attorney - at - Law
AND NOTAlt F PUBLIC.
Will practice in all Courts of the
State,. Office in Cititens* National
bank building.
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Dr. Ward. Dentist.
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Office in the Ackerman & Gudger Building.
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Do Yaar Foot Acho aod Rars.
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot-
Ease, a powder for the feet. It cools
the feet and makes tight or new shoes
feel easy. Cures Corus, Bunions, Swol-
len, Smarting, Hot, Callous, Sore and
Sweating Feet. Allen's Foot-Rake re-
lieves alf pain and gives rest and com
fort. We nave over yj.obo testimonials.
It cures while you walk. Try it to-day.
All druggists and shoe stores sell it, 35c.
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen 8.
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
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CulTon u« for old pipers.
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tie, Het y Keough,Claude Smith-
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qf this (ty and Robert Gillespie,
of Andt von, have gone to Bren
ham to nter employ of the Rose-
dale finlrriee.
Figs nod dates, selected raisins,
L L raisins, walnuts and citron.
Mince meat in one pound paok-
«ges. Cocoa of all kinds. Cran-
berries and jelly. Ob, what
prunes I Large-as-apple Silver
Prunes—prunes of all sices. Our
house is tilling up with the best
qf eatables. Fruit Palace.
Please read our
help us tn unload.
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Stands Pre-Eminent
--ATTEND THE-—
International Live Stock Exposition
Chicago, Illinois, December 1st to 8th, 1900,
“It Will Be to the Cattle Interests What Yale Is to the
Educational Interests.”
“University For Stockmen.”
An exhibition of pure-bred beef cattle, mutton sheep, steers
and draft horses; shipping appliance; refrigeration and packing
house processes, and improved fending methods showing the value
of foods and ther effects, and their manner of scientific feeding.
SANTA Fe ROute.
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Lord Salisbury, one of the foremost statesmen of Great Britain, who
has been re-elected Premier of England.
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-1 -THE BEST VICTORY1.! jSX mV-
J J By David 8. Jorda^j, President of _
< > the Leland Stanford University.
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Temptation has its part to play i>
the development of character, th?
strength of lifels increased by the con-
quest of temptation. We may call no
man virtuous until he has won such a ,
victory. It Is not the absence of temp-
tation. but the'reaction from It, that
insures the persistence of virtue.
I heard once of a university (it may
be In Tartary, or it may be in Dream?
land) where the students Were placed
in a row, and eaeh one knocked down
every morning to teach film Self-con-
trol. By this means he was made slow
to anger. To resist wrath helps one to
"T resist other impulses.
In the barber shop of hotel in
Washington this inscription is written
on the mirror: "Ther is no conquest in
life equal to that Of the conquest of a
vicious habit." This the barber keeps
before him every day. It Is no idle
word, but the lesson of his life; a
struggle against the temptationArf self-
indulgence. / «
In general the sinnt^ is not' the man
who sets out in life to be wicked. There
are some such, fiends by blood and
birth, but you and 1 do not meet them
very often. The sinner is the man who
cannot say no. For sin to become wick-
edness is a matter of slow transition.
One virtue after another Is yielded up
as vice calls for the sacrifice. In Kip-
ling's fable of Barrenness the slave of
vice Is asked to surrender one after
another his trust in man, his faith in
woman and the hopes and conscience of
his childhood. In exchange for all these
the demon left him just a little crust
of dry bread.
It Is because decay goes on step by
step that bad men are not all bad, as
good men are not wholly good. In the
stories of Bret Harte the gamblers
and sots are capable of pure impulses
and noble self-devotion. The pathos of
Dickens rests largely on the.same.kind-
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We are prepared to do BRIDGE WORK, having bad a
great..deal of experience. We know this is good, substan-
tial work. We have seen bridge work that had been worn ten
aud fifteen,years and just as good as the day it was put*in.
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Our ARTIFICIAL TEETH are the best of substitutes •
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for the lost natural teeth. JJTeeth that will last and
give satisfaction, leeth that we can guarantee.
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THB COUNTESS CASTKLI^NE, ONE OF THE BBAUTlWlL AAh.UiC AN
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The firm of Neal, King
Boone is thia day dissolved w
mutual consent; John M. King
retiring. November 13, 1900.
Gko. D. Neal,
John M Kino,
Gordon Boone.
Ed Woodward has re-opened
the old reliable city meat market,
and is prepared to sell the very
be^t refrigerated and salted meats.
Pure Whiskey HARPBR Perfect
Whiskey HARPER Every bottle guar-
antewl HARPER.
SOLD BY
SPELL BROS.,
Navasota, Texas.
Cranberries, large Holland her-
ring, mackerel. Fruit Palacs.
price list and
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to sell any article in our,bouse
cheaper than any ether plane in
tow n. M istrot Bros & Co.
Our entire stock of drew goods
at interesting prices.
Mistrot Bros* Co.
Stationery, the finest that has
ever been shown in ths city, in
fancy box good! end also in tab-
lets. Such goods only shown at
1. Goodman's, the Druggist.
John M. king. McDonald Meacham
King& Meachum,
f Attorneys-at-Law.
Citizem’ National Bank Building. No-
ary tn Umce.
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We Crown Teeth with Porcelain, Gold and
Silver. We Make Pivot Teeth.
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the acknowledged superior line, will sell excurson tekets at rate of
one fare, plus $2-00, for the round trip.
W. S. KEENAN, Passenger Agent,
Galveston, Texas.
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r up if you need anything
liver anything you buy of
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I. Geodman, the Druggist.
B. A. tileinhngen, Eugene Low-
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 21, 1900, newspaper, November 21, 1900; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1336291/m1/4/: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Navasota Public Library.