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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
ITEMS Holiday Neckwear.

The latest styles are here, also
the newest colorings and patterns.
You may select for your father,
brother, or husband, feeling as
sured the styles are correct and
the prices right. There are four
in-hands, batwings, band bows,
club ties, puffs; a handsomer as
sortment never shown. The band
bows, batwings, Csc; balance of
styles, SOC and 81.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
MANY VISITORS COMING.
Hundreds of School Teachers to be
Here Next Week

Next week Sacramento will have to
entertain several hundred visitors, who
will be here in attendance on the con-
yention of the State Teachers Associa-
ton. The session opens on Tuesday,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Judge Henry Still Improving.

The condition of Justice of the Peace
w. A. Henry was reported last evening
as being quite encouraging. He was
said to be even better than on Satur-
day. 1t is not understood, however,
that he is yet out of danger
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
HOLIDAY Kid Gloves.

We permit no gloves in our stock
which do not carry with them
that perfection due to the highest
attachments in glovemaking.
From our 81 glove up all are ex-
quisite examples of the glovemak-
ers' skill. The range Of prices in
our gloves are 81, $1.5O, Sits
and So; all in the popular two and
three clasp styles, and in all Of the
fashionable shades and black.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
handkerchief for Gifts.

Handkerchief are maybe the
safest of Christmas gifts, for the
fancy ones are all appealing and
the plain ones usefu1-yes, elegant,
in their finer qualities. There's
the plain lawn and linen hem
stitch, those with drawn work and
embroidered corners, others seal
Hoped and embroidered. Then
comes the dainty, hlmy, oval and
square linen bits, finished around
with pretty patterned Valen-
ciennes or Mech1in 1aces, others Of
silk, fancy or plain. Also the pure
linen un1aundered sorts which
permit Of no deception In quality.
They're handworked. embroidered
and initiated in corner, also the
many other initial sorts for wo-
men, men and for children. The
price range Of our 'kerchiefs is
from &c each up to SIS each.
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the 26th, and will continue during the
week.
The committee appointed to procure
accommodations for the visitors re-
quests all persons conducting private
boarding houses, or who have furnished
rooms to let, to notify the committee.
through its Secretary w. A. Latta, at
405 j street, giving their rates per day.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
The Big Christmas Tree

At the head of the stairs which
leads down to toyland is one of
the most attractive features in the
store decoration. Perhaps You are
going to have a Christmas tree at
your house, too, and you may get
ideas from this tree of ours which
will prove Of assistance to you in
identifying and arranging your
tree. It is bedecked in glittering
array and duplicates Of the orna-
mentation will be found down.
stairs in our Toy Department.
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Mems Dress Shirts.

gifts for a man. We carry the
very best brands made and always
the latest In patterns and color
ings.
The celebrated "Manhattan"
dress shirt (known as the best) In
white or co1ored Price $3.50
each.
/ The perfect fitting and reliable
ssMonarch" shirt In white or color
ed AZ you wish. Priced ST..
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Perfumery,
Toilet
Water,
Colognes
and
Sachet
Powder

Perfumery has all seasons for it's
own, but like the dainty handker-'
chief, it claims the holiday season
as its best. The lines we present
to the trade are of the best, no in
ferior grades carried. The odors
are in favorite assortment, de-
Hghtful and lasting.
Colgate & Co.'s 3-oz. size bottle
Of violet and white rose, 45c.
Crown Co.'s Of London 3-oz. size
ambroline, violet, crabapple and
Peau D'espagne, 45c.
Colgate & Co.'S S-oz. or 1a-pint
size bottles Of violet, rose, Jockey
Club and caprice, S5c bottle.
valadon Et Cie's imported per-
fumes we carry in the following
odors: Violet, Heliotrope, Jockey
Club and white rose, 12-oz. size
bottles, Csc; 1-oz. size, SOC.
Their violet water is extra SUI
perfine, put up in 4-oz. bottle, with
sprinkler top, and makes magnifa-
cent atomizer perfumery. Price,
SOC.
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Club Bags

are an indispensable travelling
companion and for the holidays we
are showing q new line Of genuine
alligator leather, lined club bags,
with nickeled mountings, lock and
trimmings, thoroughly first class
in every respect; in sizes from IL
to II inches. Priced, as to size,
from 81 to $3.50 each,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18

ING BEST PRESCRIPTION Tor MaIar1a
and Fever is bottle of Groves Taste1ess
Chill Tonic 1t is simply iron and quinine
in a tasteless form. No cure-no pay.
Price. SO cents.
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Dress Suit Cases.

Mems dress suit cases hold a won
derfu1 lot Of small articles of
mans apparel, besides his suit,
and in many instances takes the
place Of the club bag OF valise.
Our lines Of 22 and "a inch
lengths range in price according
to quality Of leather and finish,
from SO up to SIS.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18

robes, in attractive color combina-
lions in stripes; are long and lib
orally cut and have heavy cord
girdIes at waist. Priced $3.75,
$3.50 and SIS.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
The Pretty White Booth

to the left Of entrance Is admired
by all, but-interest does not stop
at admiration. There's a fascdna-
ton as well there in the number
less pretty yet inexpensive gift
articles which are on sale there.
It's an irresistably tempting spot
and fully worth your while to Wis
it it, provided You have not al
ready done so. Pleasant and cour-
teous service awaits you either
looking OF buying.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Gift Blankets, Priced 81
TOYS. TOYS.

IT'S wonderful how the toys hold
ont with this great selling which
has been going on for the past
week or two. The little prices on
the better class of these goods has
done marvellous work In their dis
posal. There's enough, however,
to carry MS through and to glad
den the hearts Of hundreds Of lit
tie folks in our midst.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
A New Sachet Powder and
Perfume Combined.

This powder when placed on the
hands and rubbed into the skin
will last for hours, and the odor
that is emitted therefrom is REIN
ed. To perfume clothes, handker-
chiefs, etc., place a. little Of this
powder in an envelope, and place
it in a box containing any gar
ment that you wish perfumed, and
you will derive the desired effect.
Put in bottles 1Ax1% inches, with
screw top, in the following order:
Palo Alto, he1iotrope, crushed
blossoms and Santa Barbara vio-
let, zoe.
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IN MEMORY OF
WASHINGTON.

CONTINUED from Third Page.)
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Holiday Ribbons.

The ribbon section abounds in
holiday fancy ribbons. A ribbon
for every want, for every thought.
The plain sorts are here, too, in all
those shades which never grow old
and all the newest tones beside.
We can supply a ribbon for every
requirement and at the required
price also.
Gift Blankets, Priced 81.
A generous gift, and they're
great, big, generous double bed
size double blankets, too (74x84).
They weight seven pounds, are
pure white with pretty blue and
pink end borders and silk tapped
ends. Soft, selected wool and fit
for a King to sleep under.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Toilet Soaps.

We carry a complete line of the
finest high grade soaps, compris-
ing all the favorite odors in scent
which obtain to the perfumeries.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
and
EiderdOWn
Bath Robes.

M e ms heavy
Turkish b a t h
robes in stripes
of desirable col
orings. Priced
at $2.75, So and
$3.z5.
Mems h e a w
d0uhle Heeced
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1899-12-18
Gold Pens with Pearl
Handles.

This will make a magnificent
present either for lady or gent, as
the quality is first class. Each pen
SIPS each.
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Is Swiftly Approaching.
Mems
Night
Shirts.

You might buy | OR
Hill a pretty 81 M
Der Robe or two he
would no doubt Pc
preciate them. " e
quote as follows:
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City Finances.

Following is the report of City Auditor
Dung for the week ending Saturday, De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
The Coming Century May be tho Golden
Ace.

The teachings u Jesus VIII work IN
the market the home the school, the
shop. the street, the ne of man 'Nciy-
whore. but they cannot work IN q Helt p
ish heart. and they ave not capable OF
expression in a soul that has put any
one ON the throne except Him who d.
Lord " ull. why are men afraid Go
ify Lave in husncss7 why are they
coWarlly In the face 0f giving tho
greatest thing a. the world JOS most uu.
PRONE tgHtf Come. lrt ua tukg jesus
No His word, ~ wc, sock the kingdom
of God nrst we shall have nll tho phNHl-
cal things we need. What would j. suH
dn3 There Is no question 49, % liis
conduct ln our places There o. NO
casulstry ln the question when asked
honestly every day When the Won
ia willing To ask n, and i've according
90 the daily answers, II VIII begin tn
enjoy itH millennium, pcrhups that
Golden Age VIII be- this coming century.
Why note u rests with the human race
to prove that Of an the mighty forces
that rule the real NE ~ mon ON tho
earth. none ~ M mighty 40 practical
AZ permanent. 80 productive of huppl-
ness and power az the lie ~ Jesus
lived over again In the lives OF those
who believe In Him AZ the life abund-
ant for a weary world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
business Men Are Asking. "what would
Jesus Dog"

That the way Of the cross IL the way
~ practical demonstration of Chris
tiuulty has been shown Va an ages II
seems entirely probable that our axe ~
destined TO test the practical Imitation
uf Jesus as no other age has ever tested
a. Very many persons w every part
III the world are asking, us 10 possible
for churches, Tor individuals, Tor CONE
munltioa FOR towns ana cities 10 do MS
Jesus would doT' The question ~ not
what would Jesus have done IN pal'H-
tine two thousand years ngof But what
would iir do here ana now In my place.
Human Instances are rapidly multiply
inF Of those who arr already applying
this standard or daily conduct 20 their
own lives. Churches are taking the
question as pledge, and the Old.
formal church NE iH being rcshnned
and revived. Men ARE actually putting
thc question into their business. Young
mon and women are testing thrlr
amuHcmeuts and habits hy this stand
ard NJ conduct Bent 0f uM very
many are willing to lose money and p1-
aitlon by this now standard of lifr. In
my letters from many ana many dli-
clple In different parts Of the world are
accounts Of HtrugrlcH, ncrce hlttllnF
with old. ontrcnchrd habits Of NE, then
the nnnl victory. and the beginning Of
a life 0f Joyful dIaciplcshlp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

A man cannot BE- n Christian without
bearing "a cross, iio &C. not follow the
christ of God unless h. IN willing 90
lose anything that makes that follow
Ing impossible The nominal Christians
Of the world-thc men and women who
belong 60 churches and profess 60 be-
disciples. but who put their money and
their social position, and their family
name before the love uf their utirhhnr
and who DO not know what Il means Ia
bear "a cross. or who complain " they
are asked 90 boar burdens -ihcHe nomi-
nal disciples cannot expect 60 know
anything OF the practical slide % Chris
tinulty until they have demonstrated
Il by their cross bearing As soon aa
the world secs the nominal Christians
of the world losing money and position,
and ease and luxury. fur the sake ~
oheylng their Masters commands, that
minute the world viii acknowledge that
Christianity ~ practical liut ! very
much doubt u the world VIII cease 60
nHk. "lH Christianity prnctlcal3' az
long No. the disciples ~ Jesus con-
tinuo 10 live ~ the Gentilos live. plnc
lng money before service, and position
before disclplcHhip. There iH no other
way 10 eternal lifo except the way u
the cross. There was none Tor the Son
Of God. and there ~ none Tor the sons
Of men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

"rho united population ~ these VIII
lagos docs not exceed % couple ~ humid
rcd persons, ana ore mostly Lnpps Tho
mountains are surrounded ON nearly
every side by extensive morlraes. out
OF which rlsc here and there ifllntcd
peaks of mo- graat height ~ TIL ohlr-
actor o. tha KurunlNaatn Ridge. shiloh
ls about two md half miles in length
and consists ~ "a fUflsH % peaks ~ az
minifhlug attitude. a pr euta "a very
lmnoHlug aspect from every point Of ap-
pr0ach. and the impression 10 grandeur
H. heIghtened when. ON arriving ne the
muuutliu % o. found that the whole of
lts black. imposlug erect consists Of
Iron ore without udmiNture of any other
materials. An along the kurunaYaura
Ridge and on the highest peak Of Lous-
faVanru the ore Hes perfectly exposed
and quite uncovered by fnll Human
Imagination almo8t fails 90 grasp the
idea that thee mountains ihpusauda
~ feet high. are one solid masH % pure
iron. every ton of n having u.s. CONNER
cial value in gold. Think ~ the cen-
turtles ~ ages that nature hua lnborcd
quietly 10 produce this mountain of
iron. that win now be carried away
ton by ton, inch By inch. 10 be used Ia
the worlds markets, and think Of the
centuries that must olnpse before even
human agencies aided by modern In
vontlons eau level this mountain to the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
WHAT WOULD JESUS DO?


more people than the world has ever
witnessed. Ultimately love win pay boo
dollars and, cents better than selfish.
ness. on selfish principles the business
world today does not succeed even in
the matter " making m0noy-that d..
not fOr any length of time nor Cor thH
masses OF the people. Love 100 business
would lose less money. and actually dls.
tribute the real eufnlnrH NJ toll among
fnr rrCutpr number uf human beings.
than Do possible under the present aya-
tom.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

N''
wh, sboni, None, be IN. t,,.,. OF ropduetg
] nave boon nHiuui1hcd 90 ih' ground
taken uy ru many NJ W} l.uorsWfi,
when they scom to think The argument
Do ended au oar ua Che practical u'' Uf
thilatluhltA D. cIn'true1 " % eau De
shown that following thu steps Hf jesus
means lpaa " money ur position. ono
man rays 'lt ] CONDUCT my l1ly 90
per na Jesus would 90 ! snail fnil To
ih absurd % W. lt Ih1i ends ihH
question with him, ! r1v. "Are YOU doe
ing Hrht iu tne conduct uf your pa
pcff Are Nlu dniuE %. 'ml .t-ih.
thIlF every dnY no Dc o. none
enough 90 coufrHH 'iiui DO you believe
ihut tho christian standard d. ODE ono
thnt ought to govern Your conduct iu
Tie printing ~ tn1t rap'f inHt or murh
nH % Nuur hueiner We're ih1t ~ n min.
lsinrt 'fe., h' fnlHit nut % D. NOT
%. way NJ ihl world, hnd must cone
form iu ihe WnrldH ways ln ORDER 90
.uccoDd. " rH1nl DO 1. lH wgulI
90 u conducting ihiH paper l should 40
hankiunl
AM ihht seems in 'nu nl nfNum,ht
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28


VIVA reopIs nsk. "Is Christianity
raaal9 hey generally mean. "Chn
b. teachings Uf Jesus hr applied 20 eve
s4f coalition lu no without financial
issr out ~ hundreds uf letters that
! Rave received during the last year
siHri Doe qua ton. no sou think the
J. nran 10 Jesus possible on our mod
uH Utilization tha great Wul0liy u
.ifulrffa mean by the word posi-
He' scan o. be- done without luoalug
rHfyf Very many persons use the
rd "aueHHH' They HuY. m
faald try 90 follow Jesus In any literal
futil ! could not succeed lu huHl-
taH" Duo ul thlH simply Raises the
gafu0u W definitions concerning tho
tt'at " living ne nll
ia maHa definition OF HE In "Huc-
cH' in ihe sense % making money.
utt. 10 course. Christianity conaoa to
= lud'Iml HH soon uH obedience to
o. ialhlaEs brings loHa ~ money, n
q llirg man finds thHt following Jesus
tl. make % cufaaty Tor him 10 fail
9 hlf.rlu 0f 900 social success. then
tn.fta1.y 90 him becomes IDEAL aud
inruetlcahIr- hat is. 10 docs 10 be- hna
D 0ihrf denn|t.una uf success N the
olugAn ends that 10 urdcr 10 imi-
10 iuui Do must ut one. abandon
d. f1.aih ruleg Of bic 1ltIcnl party
az iller ihe loss ~ ..ta position. or
iiI 90 Faln bio ends. then at once
Christianity ccaHe1 10 De- practical. for
= a0ueH Instead an ideal system. Inn.
ab'a ~ actual achievements In So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28


tatilrr 4, ~, iWu results always at
thioist. s..t implicit obedience ~ the
Do W. ,iNt " death ~ the physical
o'silssss immediate result OF Jesus
laA n b" w. principles NJ light
H M ~ historical fact that lie
ridis.s ~ aNa' lin dld the right 10.
hsuttsr V saving OF iilg eternal
a f,,,., aug Influence over the worid
uti NJ h such tremendnus vniue
fInrs1i. ,'.t ut llIs physicni mo la
ftil.N Nhs NJ nu account
lll N wv m Sew York or phitnd.t-
n obs'iI..l hni the Immediate rsstiit
90 tsr,i., To- Jesus teuchlnra tn hs
tsiI' r',.. entire loss Of their busi.
gtaisr iillinltr result would IA. ~ ~
: nldb.i,,l 10 them ana M world in
tlf.s III 'll NJ commercial No.. An I,
Thr' wy 20 mankind
"a th. NNl Che least auestt,n ,h.t
"a I'M ,,lil'.' lclIl world b. orranlyed
u'tr tt' 10 b. run I'D "a foarfni ioa1
rl'si u u. 'l, ui MONEY, ftrn tn.
f1vu A, that husluoas mon IND,
Do az. h' lhruro mrresa ps,bet,s
tary abf olunlo1 this f1r diltuth
D ne h,,., unrest and warning ints,,,st
= ChHVil.l,,..l world n the prlneinies
hffl ,stul,lncfH world n ' ,nni, 70 , lhr
mlf way fQf tho lime t"tnu'l ,iusr a
" rrtaiss, "',.hl indeed prove 10 be
yes Bn nNhnclal panic OF the
lilge a nsv ou. Of that result would
w That wor,l, aer Of buying aud sell
'9fs taahc,ai result ultimately In
~ssese on the part Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

And yet-thcrc b. q nner seuse OF the
value N Christianity ln this ne. com.
pared with the money value. that mon
uf today are beginning 10 feell and.
pray Gnd' ID shall o. last conquer Men
are beginning 90 understand what Jesus
meant when re said. lie that ravcth
hIa life shalt lose ~. and he that lnaoth
hlH NE shall lind IT," when u mans
lifo Go hlml ia money and De saves
10 az the risk uf hlH character. De- loses
the real life. when his life 60 himl
" political or social place. and hc saves
10 because he d. not willing 10 let Jesus
rule every part h. loses the real HE
The men ana women who ngeH ago.
were burned at fhr stake Tor their faith
l0ft their phyricnl lives. but found ctvr-
nal NE The men nui women who toe
day are WILLING 90 lose the physical
FOR the sake OF obedience 10 the spirit
uni shall also save the eternal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

~ ui not b. afraid 20 ask what
'lld happen u The world at once nc-
YEA Christianity even on thlH low
ltfH Loi uH take the business world
~ ihe Political world. and the social
W az thqir own worth. according
hat oNn definitions OF success"
practical results" and nut
ttl'.t l.lehIngn 90 the test and see
04l Would ha iha result 10 Christianity
iAa lnU Nia uf mems lives.
iN, immediate result of uuulvlnr
lelch|ugH 90 everyday ne
NlWIut any question. b. the
pr" on almost everything Ia tho
money ana social position. and
rover Tor vast number OF
woo lfn now rich. or surceHs.
u lpNtftul through the exercise
lhli lHi uu-Dhristlnn-m cth.
~, Nlt have not tho nlluhtrHt
AK, ln9t " lhe merchants of phiin-
,.l' 0f example, should begin nj
~ ~. 90 Jesus would do Ia busl-
me Immediate result would A.
MAlltN Tor very many al than
wv ipf the majority. II not hank .
~ lnrn enormous losaea would foi.
rs.i ~. tact would not PROVE thnt
H.. llslN cannot be- applied 10 mod-
r5i , .l, u would simply trove
~ lefn business does moi s9uare
~ teachings nf Chrlstianltv
~, " y % business mon thrmsclves
~ w ~. eon,.aai. The statement 30 of-
IA ~ Y. lhat The Golden Rule can
~, Wld' Go work ln business. ia uot
,uli',,len 81 mo fooil7hnoaa Of the
b.. ~ Nll'' hlt Of the folnshnegs ~
O.. t s.,l %, world. which ~ 10 far from
NJ wy pnnr|p'ea NJ Jesus that when
~ 60 applied to mo busln".9 ,@a,li
i.ss.Ii u. .A inevitable crash and cone
q ngI. nt,e.s.ary loss, not 10 Inc Gold.
rt nl'.. but 10 The busIners " ''''
MI ,.nc loss NJ position or power
ri..i ~ attend any llfe that has
s,i.n,it 'Aee o. power selhahly and then
"a N 70 follow Jesus. The teach
c-tgs,' Jesus nv Wlll not allow any one 10
f5r.il' ln any condition whsre M
b. s,Ii, i absolute right conflict with
irr.5i.3, conduit. mo- matter what Inc
ir-f, w result may b.. rven n thet
"a r,.,. .Ai. ihe l0sH not only OF nlaee
lst WIT Out actually VI M very M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28

...,,y sensation Of the day is
ne .ln ns Steps" twhat Would
o. ~, now bclng printed In serial
- IN he News" Letters are CON,
fin ]" ..sm am points stating what a
Z J, ,neris.on % has made ana peo-
CIV w ..pe8f wait from week TO
De tbs aupaarnnca Of the ueNt
voh aUr pouring inquiries lnto
GAP o.. asking where the work
~ f.and In complete toiih, A..
co y ~. millions Of copies OF Mf.
owl t,roua book have been fnld
sa'.ln ,gtr. and England, ana y mas
4 Wy therefore. By many mlllinuH
tfn 10Y Nj ia whom have b Cu q cps
q l...l with be- tcnchlngt ~ the
N W fib5.. readers there hln almost
t,.r.san the question Are me
laii...-. N iin iIif steps pmcilcnif
$500 declined almost innumrr-
~ f.ii.t.ens o. write further upon
asf IA prosout but finally cons
o. x. answer in THE Ladies' Home
tt|a universal QUESTION ~
.G.r'v Practical no worldly At
80 I'D further Go smphAHi.e thf
tI.rs 0f I'm Hls siepa. fulio".-
1910 Home Journal article when
r.si ihat Str sheldon hna wilt-
~. M book forced itself into
HaUIfs prominence
d. rrs question that Dr. bHInE
ta'.tv hy more people thnu my
~ 'yi.iIan. and that is. "tlu tu'
~. I'd Iraur christ D. applied Co.
.itIars Uf human society iu this
y. t. snfif7 o. the sermon un
V.,rt nariIGnblu9 r. the Golden
,... reltabir 100 business ana pnlititaf
h.- tovs b. mndr 10 pay iu the CONT
..'ii worldT M other words, the
~ question ihnt covers ut includes ull
N. 4 ihr question. IL Chr'sillnltN'
a. ctdsi nycd 70 aud taught IT, pfae-
p'-t,ps thls universal question q not
~, mn nurht t0 Dr. asking. II la 10.
,..,fr better that the world should
.l,1.iy ask such question than
..l.r ~ d 10 400. liut the main thing
~ m IL flr che world o. ho abau-
'-i.,r .rre that Christianity n the best
IN iaHiy lIfa for the human race 60
H. mon fho greatest question Tor all
~. r6rif would d. NOT "iH Christianity
p-.H.tlfH but How can o. best De-
itsi In business. politics. anus mentH.
,is.tiIIr. md 900 the nruErnm ~ mans
.f,iy dn HHrhT' once the question
q Christianity lf settled 1H 90. ne be-
II ts ultimate good. the only thing
IA o. discuss ls not the feasibility n
.rma system but obedience 90 iiH
iahIau. regardless of Immediate re-
cute
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-28
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