The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 111, Ed. 1 Monday, January 30, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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The Select Knights is an en-
tirely local organizaticm, com-
posed entirely of home pevple; it
is a mutual life insurance 8oue:ne,
without the magnificent salaried
officers, aud entirely witboat gold
lace and colored beads. It is ;
open to all . white residents of
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and county finances in general.—
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Mayor of Hempstead. •*
John F. Miller, for many years
a good citizen of Navasota, has
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all female diseases and menstrual ir-
regularities, because the condition of
the wife makes or man the home.
Don’t delay because you dread to con-
sult a doctor, for a consultation is un-
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Delivered by carriers to any part of
city. Subscription price:
Per week.....................................io cents.
Per month________________________________40 cents
Office of publication in the Ackerman
& Gudger block, up stairs.
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Without reference to the merits Chief among its needs is
of this particular measure, its
general purport would toeem to be
commendable. Few citizens have
the time of convenience to inves-
tigate the court’s records. In
most fit the counties those inter-
ested live at a considerable dis-
tance from the county seat. And
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COMMTBSIONBRS COURT RECORDS
The bill of Representative Shelf
biirne, to require county commis-
aioncWs court to publish a tabular
statement of the court’s expendi-
tures and of the indebtedness ooq-
tracted by the court at each quar-
terly^erm, together with an ex-
hibit ^showing the aggregate re-
ceipts and disbursement of each
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b consideration by ■ the
Daily, by mail, S6 a yaar
Daily and Sunday, by mail, S8 a yaar
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The Sunday Sun
Is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the
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Price 5 cento a copy.
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WATCH YOUR WORDS.
Keep a watch bn your words my sisters,
For words are wonderful things:
They are sweet like the beee* freak
honey,
Like the oees they have terrible stings.
They can bless like the warm glad sun-
shine
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They can cut in the strife of anger
Like an open two-edged knife. W
Let them pass through your lips unchal-
lenged
If their errand is true and kind— •<
If they come to support the weary
To comfort and help the blind.
If a bitter revengeful spirit ~ -• -4
Prompt the words let them be unsaid,
They may dash through a brain like
lightning. 1
Or fah on the heart likejead.
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Keep them back if they are cold sad
cruel, .
Under bar and lock and seal;
The wounds they make my listers,
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lips ancfeveri <
of your early youth
lat you dhily utter
Rbesutiful truth.
taxpayer has more .i
vital dooceru in the transactions
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of hie counnisaiouers court than
in those of the legislature.
The proceedings of the legis-
ture are acquired to be published
in detail. Why should not the
same requirement obtain as tp
the proceedings of the coinmis-
sionera courts, at least as to the
portion relating to apporpriations
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If you want the very best sole-leather *
you ever saw in your shoes go to >
Blatherwick’s.
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If my work does not hold I will take
it as a favor if you wjll let me know it.
My shop is on Washington avenue,
oppositejWood & Co.’a, hr the bouse
with Barnes, the Tailor.
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The Univei
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The large increase in the pat-
ronage of,the University, a gain
of 200 in two years, shows that
our people are realizing the im-
portance of higher education and
that we have in Texas'an institu-
tion capable of supplying their
needs. The recent I eport of the
Board of Regents to the legisla-
ture makes an admirable pre-
sentation of the merits of the
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University and forcibly states its
need of additional equipment.
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ing for lady students, to secure a
comfortable, refined home for.
the 162 ladies now enrolled as
students; and for others who will
come. These yonpg ladies now
have no accommodations on the
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campus, and they are thus at dis-
advantage with the 'men students. ;
yet, ordinarily, the citizen and A woman’s |>qtldibg will reduce
* direct aW their expenses, will protect their
health and. will afford facilities 7
for instruction in art and music,
wjbich is not given at present.
Texas should make adequate pro-
vision for the education of her
girts as well as her boys. An ed-
ucated woman means an educated
family.
The Regents also ask for an en- ‘
largement of the present dormi-
tory for men to enable them to
red ace the cost of living from $15
a month.to $10. ' By all z
this be done, for boys in humble
circumstances are the very ones
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who need help to get educated at
the University. At present over
half the students there 'are seif-
suppbrting; and their number
will bo doubled1 if the cost df liv-
ing is reduced to $10 a month.
FIRE INSURANCE
good record can secure a per-
manent field position in Texas. State
D. Blatchford,
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moderately for the right. :
i which heve become errat-
ic in their movements, going fast or
slow or not going at all will be put in
thorough working order and guaranteed
at the following prices:
Men's watches cleaned $1.50.
Men's watches deseed and new
spring Si^o.
Ladies' watches claused $1.50.
Clocks classed gi .m.
Jews^cdrrt^^ewtfipdsiitkinfulJy
repaired. Delicate work on fine goods
WHAOH.
WE SET THE CLOCK RIGHT ’
and charge m
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line will
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A bill has been drafted by Prof.
T. S. Cox, superintendent of the
Hillsboro public school, to pen-
sion all public school teachers of
Texas who have taught twenty-
five years consecutively to public
schools. The pension is not to
exceed $6UU per an num. The
fund therefor is to be created by
a tax of 1 per cent per annum on
the teachers' salaries iu equal
monthly installment*. ProL Cog
says a law id in operation iu the
states of Illinois, Ohio, Masaacbu-
setts, California, Pennsylvania,
New York and other*.
We Want at Oace
A reliable man to sell our Blue
Pennant brands of Lubricating
oils and Greases and high grade
Thresher and mill supplies. Will
make liberal arrangements and
give steady employment to the
right mao. The Euclid Oil Com-
pany, Cleveland* Ohio.
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ft's fine, I. Goodman.
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A Home Institution for the People, of the Peopl
and by the People. The very essence of co-operatn
insurance is what the Select Knights of lexas is.
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Entered at the Navasota po«toifice as .
second-class maii matter.
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In business, as' in prize fight-
ing, it is usually the man who can
stand the most punishment* who
Z- Wins. . \ ' * 3
It is the moot nicely balanced
1 which become most easily
lanced. And is it not so
All df the good out of the mor-
al man would qiake an angel, all
* of the bad out of the best man
would make a devil.
The skin of many a noble lion
shown as a trophy of the hunt
tells of the folly of boldness.
The “csw” of many a carrion
crow tells of the wisdom of cau-
tion.
There are at least three classes
of working people:. Those wfe?
desire to accomplish something,
those who labor in order to keep
busy, and those who work so that
they can tell about it.
WANTED—A
MAN of
business expoiesce and send refer-
enCes.
General
Jas. M. Sixaw, Commander,
vM. L. 0. Andrew*, Secretary,
B. F. Salyter, Treasurer,
I. Bock, Director,
S. H. Rake, Director,
E. A. Thompson, Director,
Geo. L. Cnnoly, Director.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and departure of trains from
tan anion dvpot:
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NOMTH BUUMD.
No, I day—— ....... ,®......n:27 a. m,
N®. 3 night....................... 1:00 a. m.* ’
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2 day.............................-....... 4:57 P- m-|
Na. 4 night.......................... 2:45 a. m.
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COMBO*.
Leave 7:90 a. Arrive 10:35 p. m.
BXMNKAM.
Arrive 6:30 p. m.
Grimes county, between the ages
of 18 and 55 years, its only other
requirements are that applicant?
be white, of good moral character
and reasonable physical sound-
ness.
There are no medical exam-
iner's fees and the like; an appli-
cant pays organizer $2; $1
goes to the mortuary fund aud
caunot be touched .for anything
else, the other dollar goe? to the
general fund and froze that
comes the email expMafo of the
nrdar Thw •rinlifwt^Qg beatS
fundamental health qj^
U0U8, and if there be doubt in
the minds of the .directory as to
the applicant's physifjal sound-
ness, the application is accepted;
if not,the applieaat is/ required U
hand in a statement from a physi
clan that the applicant is in go<x
health—this is Simply just pro-*
tection to the lodge. After, this,
there is no expense until a mem-
ber passes away* yi some mem-
bers will sometimes do, and then
the remaining menzbers Will chip
in one dollar each to replemsn
the mortuary fund-^ The mem-
bership is limited to one thou-
sand, and the deceased’s bene- f
ficiary gets one dollar for each
member m good standing at the
time of death.
The scheme ia in (successful
operation io several citflos of the
state, and is by no means new.
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ronage of, the3 University,
just been elected and installed as
mayor and tax collector of Hemp-
stead. His friends here will be
delighted to learn of the gentle-
man’s merited political, success.
We have added to the Steam
Laundry a steam dyeinj
cleaning department, wbi _____
be conducted by "Mr. Gould, of
New York* an expert in the busi-
ness. This department is only
porary, as it won't take long
lean up and dye a small city.
>le having work in thia
call or telephone No.
, R. F. Dickson.
A HEALTHY BRIDE IS A HAPPY ONE.
. TYVERYwoman is under ohlfoatio
> ntfhmOh. llf hereelf and the man she ma
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W and treat yourself in the privacy of
aw _—---cure you. 0
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ties, ftee of charge. J
mas surFiets rweis wew• veoueLts
CHATTANO0RA. TtRR.
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The Daily Examiner. (Navasota, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 111, Ed. 1 Monday, January 30, 1899, newspaper, January 30, 1899; Navasota, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1327334/m1/2/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Navasota Public Library.