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OBITUARY.

Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs Ed Walton on West
Noble avenue, the funeral services Of
Florence Louise. the baby daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. w. w Walton, were held.
Rev. a. Il. Nicholas. pastor of Trinity
Episcopal church conducted the service
The announcement of the death OF the
child comes as IA severe shocx 10 the
hosts Of friends IN this city OF the young
people, Mr. and Mrs Walton had Just
last week removed 10 Hugo. l. H. where
they expected 10 spend the summer
months. Wednesday the child. who had
been ailing for several days, become
suddenly worse and died. According 10
the attending physicians death was due
10 typhoid fever The baby was aged six
teen months and was their only child.
Little Florence Louise was most pre-
carious child and WIS beloved bv
every one of the hosts of friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Walton. The announcement Of
the babys death causes "a general feel
ing of sadfess aid sympathy for AIR. and
Aids. Walton among the friends in the
city The fainains we're Inferred in SUM
NIT View cemetery
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market suddeft tarned strong how
ever on uo receipt Of q dispatch which
claimed thar rust had been foun1 IN a
Geld % Logan county. fiiaois Ia adj
dition 20 this canc tho statement that
an English statistician believed that the
weeks shipments from Argentina would
be smaller than last week. The same
authority also daimod that TIE wheat
crop OF southern Italy viii be- much
smaller than last year From Oklahoma
and Indian Territory came reports OF
disappointing harvests. These advices
held the market stroaR. until near the
close when II weakened on selling by
longs. The market closed easy. Clear
nnoes OF wheat and flour were equal to
$4,000 bushels. Primary receipts were
2i0.0oO bushels compared with 25i 600
bushels the corresponding day year
ago. Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago
reported receipts OF 1s9 cars against 40
cars last week and $50 cars one year
ego
Corn.
The corn market was firm most Of the
day on an active demand BY cash houses.
Local receipts were small ana accoptaa-
Gee In the country were scarce. The
late break IN wheat caused some liqui5a-
tion in corn and brought out about
slight reaction. the market closing
steady Local receipts we're 4s5 cars
with 2O5 cars OF contract grade.
Oats.
Profit taking by local holdings depress-
ed the oats market. The volume OF rad
ing was small Local receipts we're ITO
cars.
Provisions
Provisions were weak on selling BY
local packers who were influenced by in-
creased receipts OF live hogs AZ western
packing centers
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ti'irs published In the Gutarie Daily
Leader June %. 1860
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Notice il hereby given that the city
Clerk OF the City of Guthrie, Oklahoma
Territory, viii receive sealed bids at
his office in the city Han OF said City
until II O'Clock noon. July 8. 1905.
for the paving. curbing and guttering Of
six 90 blocks OF streets as specified IN
the petition Of property owners acted up-
on by the City Council on the 18th day
OF May 1906.
Bids VIII be received for Standard
Brick Paving also Asphalium Paving
and also Bitulithic Paving
Each bidder win be requested 90 sub
nit With his bid. certified check for
FIye Hundred Cs5ooe0) Dollars. payable
n me city Treasurer OF ue City OF
Guthrie o. r.. for the purpose of guar
anteclng his good faith. and in the event
of his entering into proper contract aud
1ond. if the successful bidder then The
cheek 90 be- returned GO iiu. otherwise.
20 become me property of the Clty OF
Guthrie Oilla., checks oi AN rrsuccess-
fui bidden - be returned when bids are
rejected.
The CONTRACTORS win De required 10 give
4 good ana sufficient bond for the faith-
RAJ execution OF the work and FOR the
projection Of the city and AN property
owners against any loss on damage by
The negligent execution Of said work,
The plans and specifications are on
nie with City Engineer and also with
fhe undersigned Gig Clerk
The city reserves the right 20 reject
any and an bids.
rhis improvement 70 bc paid for by
special tax warraEts against the prop
erty benefited.
Each contractor who submits "a bid for
brilk paving shah submit With his bid
twenty ,20) samples OF the lTick he
proposes 10 use and they must De Ia
fhe hands Of the city Eagineer al least
1--WE 90 days prior 20 the letting Of the
contract for such test purposes as may
be deemed advisable by the Engineer and
the Public Improvement Committee Of
ihe City Council
Bids viii hc opened read and cnn-
siderod hy the Mayor and Council in the
Council Ciamber Of the city Han Guth-
re-. Okla at O'Clock D. an July 6,
1906.
Dorn by order Of ihs Mayor and Coun-
oil this 2ist day of June ieoo
seaD = siEXAs.
city Clerk.
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The rlarkets.

New York Juue "a sThe locM market
was swamped win rain dispatches aad
particularly from New Orleans. and from
these advises "a. trade was at one time
ied to believe unt the drought In Texas
has been broken ANA selling w.u- freely
mduiged m ANA prices dropped six 10
eight points throughout the list but
when ihe G,ct became known that these
rains were of "a local carictcr aud seat
tered. me selling pressure ceased. and
the market later recovered part of tho
early loss
very large business has been done
here in spots to-day with New England
s2mners ana for exports with the buy
crs paying between sixty and seventy
points premium over july option Cor
good grades
Hedges are being taken on the July
option by the most prominent firm OF
spot dealers. which mas held to the bear
1ah position on the market for the past
month or two IN antagonism to the bull
leaders, who We unerstand continue 10
maintaia conservauvely bullsh posi-
tion. but moro particularly on thc near
by deliveries OF the new crop. Whie
the market may slump somewhat lower.
t1ere is so little 10 selling with prices
80 pear the ten cent basis. that Il would
he better 10 continue soalpers position
Oh the bull side. ana We favor buying
again on fnrher declines
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kIowa Assessment Report.

The 1906 statement from the county
clerk of Kiowa county regarding taS
assessments for the year was filed to-
day in the auditors office. The per
sonal property is assessed at $1,215.
o26, against $i,1S9,O7s OF last year
The lands are valued at sl.09l, s26
The 1905 figures are sS2f.3SG. The
town and city lot valuations are $9l3,-
43l, against s754,52O of the year pre-
ceeding. The total valuation of tax
able property is given as $2.9l9. .i9S,
against $2.7G79Sl last year.
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SUMNER RATES TO COLO.
RADIO, UTAH AND WYOMING
lane -, to September sots. 1905.


Commencing June 1st and daily there
after, up 10 ana including Sept S0th,
uie pioneer line OF the west (santa FeJ,
offers You summer tickets to Denver.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Trinidad, Glen
wood Springs. salt Lake City and Cgden.
al practically one fare for the round
trip, an carrying a return limit Of Octo-
Der 3lst Liberal stop-overs win be al
lowed al points west OF Pueblo. both go-
ing and returning. In cnnection with
above. half fare tickets VIII be on sale
az Pueblo Colorado Springs. Denver and
Manitou TO an interior Colorado points.
also 20 Santa Re. New Mexico. should
you desire further Information IN con-
nection with that Colorado trip. kindly
cali az or phone 10 Union station and
oblige. NJ n. coCHRELL.
Agent Pioneer Line (santa Fs)
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Cattle
kansas City June 2i.--Cattie Receipts
5000 Including 1000 southerns market
strong 70 ten cents higher: choice ex-
port ami dressed beef steers Sc. 25@5.75:
fair 20 good Si0o@5.25. western fed
steers ss.5oQ5.3o stoc;ters and feeders
s2.50@4o0; southern steers S3.o0a4.75.
southern cows s215G3.6O; native cows
$2'25@t50; native he.fers s300G5. IS,
bulls 2.e5@40o; calves 5sIoae.oO.
Hogs.
Hogs Receipts $4,000; market to 10
cents lower top s647h; bulk OF sales
S6.sQ@G.i5. heavy s6s506f75s: packers
s6.SZ@6-47; piss and light S5.52064o.
Sheep.
$3.50 lambs ssOoG7.75; fed sheep and
Sheep Receipts $500; market strong
20 ten cents higher; Arizona wefhers
yeariiugs $5.o0Q6.5o; Texas and Arizona
CLIPPED yearlings s5.5Oq7OO Texas aud
Arizona clipped sheep $1,000 so: Texas
goats ss.5o@5.y5. stockers ana feeders
s9.2585.O0
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prua companv chartered.

AZ the office Of the territorial secre
tary this morning a charter was issued
to the Lasche Drug company Of Enid
capital stock $4,000 The directors
are; B. d Beauchamp, Oklahoma.
Oklahoma city John c. Vaughn and
George T. Meyer Of st Louis, Mo.
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TO-DAY IN THE
DEPARTMENT.
Notary Applications.

Applications for notary commits
sions received this morning at the of
fice of the territorial secretary follow:
J. $. TwYord, of Oklahoma city, for
Oklahoma county.
M. L. Emenhiser of Davidson, for
Comanche county.
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Thousands annually bear witness 10
the efficiency OF Early Risers. These
pleasant reliable little pills have long
borne reputation second TO none as a
laxative and cathartic. They are as
staple as bread in millions OF homes.
Pleasant hrt effective. VIII promptly
relieve constipation without gripping.
Sold BY G II. Renfro
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An AIarmlno situation.

frequently results fron neglect OF clog
ged bowels ana torpid liver until consti-
patton become chronic This condition
is unknown 70 those who use Or. Kings
New Life Pills; the best ana gentlest
regulators Of Stomach and Bowels. Guar
anteed By an druggists. Price 25c
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shawnee !. Muskopee 2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

At Joplin-Joplin 6. Hutcf insou
At Oklahoma -Oklahoma CITY T.
Springfield 9
Al Topeka--Leavenworth 10. Topeka (
AT Wichita T. Webb city o.
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NEw YoRK corroN
Local MARKETS

AGlfa hay per ton $500
Alfalfa hay by bale 25c
Midet socd 65c.
Corn. seed G5c
Bran 'per loo lbs 100.
Chops pcr 100 pls. SLoo.
Corn chops per 100 lbs. 800
Wheat No. hard 6fc
Wheat so goft. CSC.
Corn. no. white. i5c
Corn. no. mixed Aic
KAHN corn II head 30c
konil cotn threshed 35c
oats per bu. s2c
Pigeons per doz. 60c
Green hides per b. So.
Glue hides per No.. Sc.
Bulls green. per No.. &c. Bulls cured.
per 3D.. T.
Egg cases, per 3D. 25c
Guthrie Milling Company.
Wheat No. ? hard 6ic. No 2. soft csc.
Corn, No 2 white i5c; No mixed f4c
Wholesale Produce ny John N. Ese
Hens. per H.. &c.
Spring chickens, per H.. l2iAc
old turkey per H.. Sc.
Pigeons per dozen, soc.
oii roosters each. l5c
houne roosters, per 10. &c.
Fiesh eggs, per dozen, i0ikc
Butter dairy per H., isc. shipping
per lb., i0c
Hides Green. So glue and bad gubby
hides. &C.. bulls cured 7c bulls. green.
&C.
Egg cases, 25c
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powder for swollen. tired hot. smart
ing feet sample sent FREE Also Free
Sample Of the Foot Ease Sanitary Corn
PAD, new Invention. Address. Allen s
Glilsted, Leroy, n. Y.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ ssiue-i.ouiselle 3. Commbuss
Al milwaukee, Milwaukee T. Mime
apolis o.
AZ Toledo Toledo Q. Indianapolis 3.
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GOLD MEDAL CONTEST

NND oUNN HEII AL.
The students Of the county normal win
contest for gold medal and am exquisite
ly carved gold clock at the logan county
high school on Monday evening, June 25.
They win be assisted by Miss Jennie
Goodman of Ton@awa, the sweet singer
OF northern Oklahoma, who win appear
IA song recital
The gold medal VIII be given by Air.
Hcnnessey and the gold clock by A. r.
Douglas the ieweler.
Admission old and young l5c
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NJ New york New York 5. PITTS
burg g.
A. Boston- Boston 30. Chicago ].
AZ Philadelphia Philadelphia o. 81.
Louis b
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The crowd Of faithful fans who beliece
/ IN the Guthrie ball club were treated 20
an exhibition Of big league ball playine
yesterday afternoon az Electric parix
Umpire Seeley Was out Of the game and
Jimmie" Ahorn. who was with the
local club IN the Southwestern league
two years ago. oficiated as umpire. The
way he handled the indicator was graft
fying to the fans.
lie was absolutely fair IN all decisions.
and not q protest was made by the play
ers.
Manager Geer did the twirllng for
Guthrie and allowed twice as many hits
as did Bandy. he with the winning smile
lut Geer's hits were scattered and be
pulled out OF several tight places by his
superior head work ami splendid pitch
ing
Until the ninth iniue thiAgs looked
blue for the Senator's. th9 scDre standing
three 70 one. The final inning finish was
spectacular. Durham was the first man
up aud connected for a single. Seikmey-
er, whose brilliant fielding was easily the
feature Of the game. went out on a high
one 70 deep center, Gates. the new man
being tried out. thought to make good
and smashed out a two bagger, scoring
DurAam Leonard making his initial
appearance also, struck out. Geer was
the next man ip and was given trans
portation 10 hrst Weisinger got q hit.
and Gates scored. Reltz connected safe
iy and he, together with Weisinger.
scored on Barry's hot grounder down the
first base line. winning the game.
The new uniforms were ordered last
night The suits are OF a hanel. Of
dark green shade. with Guthrie" in
white letters across the front. White
caps belts and stockings are to be worn
with the uniforms
Price and Womacx are working for the
scnators thie aftartoor
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat unchanged.
Corn fac lower
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Al omaha-omaha g. Sioux city
Al Lineoln-Linon l0 Pueblo o.
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CAELE.
Wheat unchanged
Corn . up
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TIE Capital Grain company is prepar-
ing 70 build a large elevator. The struc-
turc viii probably be erected on the
foundation constructed by the Denver.
Enid q Gull railroad az the corner %
Noble avenue and Fourth street
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Rev W h. Beaner, %. ID, pastor of
81. Paul a. AZ E church. who was mar
ried ~ Galveston, Tex June 20 20 Mrs
l. A. Parke8 returned 20 Guthrie yes-
terdgy evening with his bride and was
sivcn reception by the members Of his
congregation last night at hte church
Reverend and Mrs. Beamer viii be az
homo in the pafsonoge just ease OF tho
church. on Villas avenue.
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What No. 3 hare. sici No soft eac
Corn No 20 white i5c No mixed a.,
OATS per gu. 3le.
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In police court this morning James
Barnes was up for vagTancy The case
was continued until iive O'Clock this az
tcrnOon
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LOCAL POINTS.

Contractor +. X Abbott is fencing in
the government acre which is soon 10
De- planted IN grass.
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LIVERPOOL OPENING CABLE.
Wheat 7sc up
Corn & up.
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STATEHOOD BALL TONIGHT, LEV.
ERNpopY INVITED, ~. EVERYBORN
GOING.
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Baseball
SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE


Where They Play Today
Fort Smith at Guthrie.
McAlester Nt Tulsa
Muskogee al shawnee.
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f'HE Works At ssNseo.s.
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LIVESTOCK.

Chicago, 10000, Sc lower
Kansas city. 1.o00. 5 down.
Omaha 1000. down.
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Score by innings

Score by innings r II E
Guthrie, ...OOO OOO1Og 2
Fort Smith,....0 0 \ / o ] o O--3 10 g
Cummary-Two base hits Brown
Gates ana Barry. base on balls. of Geer.
on Bandy a. struck out by Geer 4; by
Bandy s.
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SdAtlea
Chicago. 10000 steady
Kansas city, $4,000. steady.
Omaha, 1900, steady.
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KANSAS CITY ESTIMATES.
Wheat g. grade Q.
Corn TO- grade &
oats 4 grade @.
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THE OKLAHOMA SIAIE BANK

shoppers hea1aehe" is prevented by
reading the ads. before you 20 shopping
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KANSAS CITY CASH.

CHICAGO ESTIMATED TOMORROW.
Wheat g. grade ..
Corn i6, grade i6.
Oats GS. grade as.
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PaybyCheCk

Pay your bills IN business like
manner by check. It greatly faciii-
tats the conduct Of business, both
private and commercial while at the
same dime your funds are absolutely
safe. Business conducted throught a
bank is always more dignihed. Even
II you use your money from week to
week and month to month, pay It
out through this bank. The returned
checks are legal receipts for every
bin you pay
We have safety deposit boxes
FOR rent at reasonable terms;
good place TO- youl yel1-
able papers.
We pay interest on time deposits
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-07-18


81, ~ AN 4 Il, spirit
and Il truth 1ov thankin gene
ositv and fidelity. and saying vir WI e
IL Cn,ronhet said: 4 continue to choose
whom We viii serve 81 ~, ,.,
Il ~ oettinr the Go1denSR ule and 2
sin. 1ner, cannot serve God; they cannot CEN
ons+ra+e the omnipotence of divine M mo- q :,
III at heals the sick and the sinner. ~, Huma an
will NAV mesrnerize and mislead man; divine
wisdom. never. Indulging deceit 1s% IKE inc enc
1afar,da am arouinp for the plaintiff in favor
of a decision, which he knows Will DC . ~.
against himself. ...,,- - x x, j
We cannot serve two masters. 10 We Ivy
God supreme1v? Are WI honest, just, faith:
full? Are we true to ourselves! oou IS - -
y, looked ~ swhatsoever. a man soWeth'
that shall he also reap" To abide IN our un-
settled better self. is to be done forever WIFI
the sins of the flesh, the wrongs OF human
life. the tempter and temptation, the sH'ie
and deceit of ANIMATION. When we nave
overcome sin in all it's forms, men may revue
us and despitefu1ly use us, and we snan
ioice. sfor great is our reward in heaven.
Won have dexterously and wisely PROVIDED
fo. The M other Church of Christ, Scientist
a magnificent Temple wherein to enter anu
nrav Greatly impressed and encouraged
thereby, deeply do thank you 1or ILLS - W.
of your progress, unity, and love.
The modest edifce OF the mother |nufen
of Christ, Scientist, began with the Cross 40
excelsior Extension IS the crown. Inc ioont
of your Leader remains in the oeg1nnlns "
this edifce, evidencing the praise OF otoes'
and the Word, which proceedeth OUT o' .ne
mouth of God. It's browning ultimate rises
~ to1
high above the work of mems hands, eve"
the outcome of their hearts, giving to the
m Material spiritual signi1cance-the speed
beauty, and achievements Of goodness. Me-
thinks this church is the one edifce on earth,
which most prefgures self:abnegation, hope,
faith, love, catching a glimpse of glory.
MARY BAKER 6. EDDY,
Pleasant View, Concord, N. H., June 9, 1906.
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Selected for the TRIBUNE by%
MARTIN A. ANDERSON.

The aggregate happiness of society
which is best promoted by the practice
of virtuous policy, is or ought to be
the end of all government Geo.
Washington.
A healthy nature never Graves in
toxicating drinks. The habit of in
dulging in them is eating out the lives
of multitudes of otherwise worthy and
most desirable citizens.-H. W. Beech
er, D.. D. -.
Alcoholic drinks are poisons, in the
same sense as are opium, arsenic,
cloroform, etc., and should be sold
only under thes same laws as these poi
sons.-N. N. Davis, NJ: D.
The whiskey traffic is the greatest
curse that ever came tomankind. When
a man begins to sell whiskey there
is ground to hold suspicion that he. is
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1906-07-18

DISHONEST The whiskey seller stands
ready to make drunkard of neigh
boris son, a prostitute of his neigh
boris daughter and to destroy our sys-
tenn of government. Dayton of
Federal Court, .Clarburg, W. Va.
Intemperance cannot be cured by
Legislature or by sermons. The rum
seller is the root of the evil, and until
it is made crime to sell Intoxicating
beverages, intemperance will continue
to exist.-Wendell Phillips.
All other issues before the American
people dwindle into insignifcance
compared with the issues involved in
the temperance question.-Hon. Henry
Wilson, Vice. President of the United
States.
The citizen who indorses the liquor
traffic by his vote is the destroyer of
his country.-Horace Greeley.
Every man who votes for license be-
comes of necessity partner to the Ii
quor traffic and all it's consequences.
William Mckinley.
The end of all good government is
the happiness of the people.-A. Lin
coin.
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E0Ic AToRV NJ e : . a @ e

The following is the full text of the
message by Mary Baker G.. Eddy, de-
livered at the dedication of the new
Christian Science TEN pie at Boston,
which is published by request:
CHOOSE We.
My Beloved Brethren:-The divine might
of Truth demands well-doing in order to
demonstrate truth, and this not alone In ac-
cord with human desire but with spiritual
power. St. John writes: Blessed are they
that do his comm andments, that they may
have right to the tree of life, and may enter
in through the gates into the city"
The scar leaves of faith without works
scattered abroad in lions waste places ap-
peal to reformers. 'Show me thy faith bv thv
works. -
Christian Science is not dweler apart in
royal solitude; it is not.a law of m after nor
transcendentalsm chat heals only the SICK
This Science is a law Of divine Mind, per
suasive animus, an unerring impetus, an
ever-present help. Its presence Is felt, for it
acts and acts wisely, always unfolding the
highway of hope, faith, understanding It
is the higher criticism, the higher hope; and
it's effect on man is mainly this-that what
one knows of him, on examination one is
compelled to think genuine, whoever did it,
Christian Scientist verifies his calling.
Choose ye!
When, by losing ones faith in matter and
sin, one finds the spirit of Truth, then he
practises the Golden Rule spontaneously;
and obedience to this rule spiritualizes man,
for the worlds nolens volens cannot enthrall
it. Lust, dishonesty, sin disables the stu
dent; 1t precludes the practice- or efficient
teaching of Christian Science, the truth of
m ans being.
The Scripture reads: "He that taketh not
his cross, and fol1oweth after me, is not
worthy of me-" On this basis, how many
are following the Wayshower? We follow
Truth only as we follow truly, fneekly, pa
tiently, spiritually, blessing saint and sinner
with the leaven Of divine Love- which wom-
an has put into Christendorn and medicine
A genuine Christian Scientist loves Pro-
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