The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1914 Page: 6 of 8
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Benevolence.
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Queen of virtues and lovely
star in the crown of life, it is a
bright and glorious image of
Him who is love. How beautiful
it is in a woman's heart A
woman without benevolence is
not a woman, she is simply a
deformed personality of woman-
hood. In every heart there are
many tendencies to selfishness,
but the spirit of benevolence
counteracts them all. A hollow,
cold, graceless, ungodly thing is
a heart without benevolence. In
a world like this where we are
all so needy and dependent,
where our interests are all so in-
terlocked, where our lives and
hearts overlap each other, and
often grow together, we cannot
live without a great deal of be-
nevolence. Our true earth life
is a benevolent one and our high-
est interests are in the path of
benevolence,
The Ho
ATTOKNKY-
AT-LAW
MlMitoi give* to practice in
\mmmt1 ceuntr court.
THE TRINIDAD*LAKE-ASPHALT
Geo. P. Willis
4TT0RPEY-/IT-L/1W
CL CAMfO, TEXAS
Get roofing that lasts.
What’s the use of spend-
ing money for repairs and
frequent re-roofing?
Genasco is proof against
rain, snow, sun, wind, heat,
cold, sparks, alkalis, acids
—everything that harms
ordinary roofs.
The natural oils of
Trinidad Lake asphalt
give it resistance, and
make it last
Now is the time to let
us have your order.
N;D. OLDHAM
KKAL PRACTICE
of children a specialty,
over )f. J. F*ktor’<$ Drug
idonrnt ’Phone. 242.
yv nai piace can oe more tanta
to the kids than the pantry
locked door, especially, when
know it’s filled with good I
from our store. Be patient,
meal time, ltidsi I
AND SURGED*
red promptly. OfTi<p is
mct. gortb side railroad.
We do most for
ourselves when we do most for
others. “It is more blessed to
give than to receive.? Good
deeds double in the doing, and
the larger half comes back to the
donor. A large heart of charity
is a noble thing: The most be-
nevolent soul lives- nearest to
God. Selfishness is the root of
evil, and benevolence is its cure.
In no heart is benevolence more
beautiful than \in the heart of a
youthful woman and in no heart
is selfishness more ugly * To do
Our Delivery Wagon Leaves Store as Fo
South at 9 a. m. and 4 p. m.
North at 10 a. m. and 5. p. m.
X tt BL DENNIS
LAWYER
The Quality Grocers
Jourdanton — The second car-
load of honey to be shipped from
Here this season was sent out
this week. ,
Corpus Christi — The 500 acres
of Soudan grass in thi§ country
are valued at $300 per acre by
B. Youngblood, director of State
experimental station. The total
value is $36,000.
Corsicana — Seventy miles of
OiiMtsr W. Harper
wte Diseases, Diseases of
■MB, and Chiropractic ad-
f, Z, 4 over Post Office,
i Office 302. El Campo,
i Res. 20a. Texas
Are appetite builders-the i
you eat the more you \
Don’t let your stomach gs
yond control. Keep it in el
you will live longer.
Notice: All orders must
by 10 a. m. for morning deli
and by 4 p. m. for afternoo
livery.
fn rt*i Franke building on
EL CAMPO,
1 Res. 48 TEXAS
place in their compassion
blessed is woman on errarids of $1,050, a carload of roasting
mercy, how sweet are her con-
I soling words to the disconsolate,
how consoling her tears of Sym-
pathy to the mourner, how fresh
her spirit of hope to the discour-
aged, how soft her hand to the
sick, how balmy her hreath of
love to the oppressed. Woman
appears in one of her lovliest as-
pects when she appears as one
of the practical followers of Him
who went about doing good.
The young woman who does these
works of practical benevolence
is educating her moral powers in
the school of glorious and ear-
nest life and she is laying the
foundation for a nobler and use-
ful womanhood. She is planting
Netting farmers
ears
containing 20,000 pounds of corn
has just deen shipped to Kansas
CityJ
Quanah — A $20,000 extention
Of water mains has been ordered.
.
Jacksonsville — Fourteen cars
of tomatoes were sold at public
auction this week, bringing 85 to
95 cents a crate. *
Kirven — Contract for the
erection of a $9,000 high school
hss been awarded.
Flatonia — The South Texas
and Industrial Fair will open
Standard and
Tourist Sleepers
Sunset Limited
NEW ORLEANS AND
SAN FRANCISCO
Wlttfto
MSS I. M DONALD
TRAINED NURSE
Metncai. Typhoid, and Surgi-
cal Cases a Specialty.
Campo, w Tex a*
Electric lighted Sleeper* and
Diner*.
Oil Burning Locomotive*
Steel Coache* :
Electric Block Signal* .
Heavy Bail*
Rock Ballast j *1
To Eliminate Middlemen. I Tree Milk and !
Fort Worth, July 8.—Officials Fort Worth, has ^
of the United States Department and ice fund which p
of Agriculture have been testing become larger this
out the parcerpost as a means of -My previous year
marketing eggs and have found .work was started sev
it highly satisfactory. The de- a£0- The money is c
partment has Shipped 466 loTs, by public spirited and
consisting of 9,131 eggs to va* inclined citizens and
rious parts of the nation and tions of Fort Worth ar
upon arrival at destination, only to alleviate the sufferi
327 eggs, or three and one-half the city s poor durij|;
per cent of the total were brok- summer months By
en. Ten dozen eggs can be this fund, ice and milk
shipped in one container a dis- nished to hundreds c
tance of 150 miles at a cost of who are unable to n
4.7 cents a dozen. This includes proper nourishmeht g
the cost of transportation and of poverty, and a tzgf
container. ** employed to look
Texas postal authorities advise *n Poverty st
that the farmers and farmers’ tr*cts °* city.
DR. J. E. KENT
DENTIST
The Route of Safe Travel
Fcr Further Information Ask the
Local Agent.
A Child’s Rights.
Everyone knows the capacity
of a child for asking questions,
but it is not every one who recog-
nizes that the child has any nat
ural rights in the matter. A
writer in an exchange says a
child has a right to ask questions
and to be fairly answered: not to
be snubbed as if he were guilty
off an impertinence .nor ignored
at tho Ms desire for information
were ef no consequenee, nor mis-
led as if it did signify whether
true or false impressions were
made upon his mind. He has a
rbrbt to be taught everything he
desires to learn, and to be made
certain when asked for informa-
tion if withheld, that it is only
deferred till he is older and bet-
ter prepared to receive it An-
swering a . child’s questions is
sowing the seeds of its future
character. •. ; *
Only One “BROMO QUININE”
To get the genuine, call lor full name. LAXA-
TIVE BR.OMO QUININE. Look for jut nature ol
E. W. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stops
cough and headache, and works oif cold. 2Sc
that “no cfy’s «c
than its charity'* a
is demonstrating a
for its poor in a w*
well for its future
United States Buys 130,000
Bushels of Texas Grain
Galveston, Texas, July 6. —
The services of the Doc-
m sr die Veterinarian
ere tiwtisl to the farm-
er, JBfhtr may be tum-
mawed gvtddy over the
•efcffcoiie an caee of acci-
dent or sodden illness
Move you e BELL
TELEPHONE cotmec
There is a road bt
in Kaufman county
be downed. Not
the fact that two el
trig a road bond tea
two months and
failed, the good r
are reorganising
i our nearest Men
for information, or
accept defeat and i
conti noedfatr eSoi
ms*fv county’s 1
among the beet in
There are anti*
every question, 1
moral, spiritual or
while it is hard I
the logic of the
clubs, ” they, no
their usee to socie
strating the vast n
tonal w’ork amoni
mutton was served to people1 ®! tiie rocal white men s Associa-
from the Concho country at the t tion.
annual picnic and fair held here It is the purpose of the negroes
July 4. The number of cattle jto give the farmers one day’s
necessary to kill out 4,000 pounds j work free of charge in the near
reached the proportions of a; future to assist them with their
small herd- crops.
toi QUININE
Um, Drives
M Blood sod
so. SO oatA
noon by women in automobiles.
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Ballew, W. L. The El Campo Citizen (El Campo, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, July 10, 1914, newspaper, July 10, 1914; El Campo, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth876701/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Wharton County Library.