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The Washington herald., 1909-08-01
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mospere wouldn't he be justified full cah
value that social asset? That idea plans and be -
accomplished it. The social side Of the ideal community virtually
great attraction the physical side Shall he
be denied the power trade upon il?
Men in business have built organizations along lust
such lines they besiege with applications positions Ordinarily
that man who organizer in the searching
high priced developed in other quarters TO back
up his business machinery He developing himself
reason in lines work he appreciation OF the
who his organization organization is
he has drawing $4,000 salary who accept S0OOo
year third class eabhmentsnd time and again cases
deyopshOud the organizer volunteer
salary because the refusa The proved through
the refusal Of that offer; he has indicated employer he
where he and do his duty according oce
standards But the organization
Shall he not have OF the benefits?
There exceptions and plenty them men ara
paying much for employers regulations Thousands
allowing to continue this premium
But in Of attendant circumstances affecting individual case
becomes serious, thoughtful proposition man attempts
to prove that he is paying toe much
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which old world miracles simple affairs When think
that implied IN the building this physical
form equally overwhelmed.
What is it that orders these mydads ap-
pointed places? There be perhaps the subonscous
mind that does this Or the molecules endowed
ton OF their and with than human intelligence
work consciously should require knowledge
acquired by discovery pos
sesed by all artists engineers and s6ers put together
growth Of the body its sustentaon and its repairing when injured
increase the wonder Of it, But dued familiarity
we take all matter Of and with Topsy just
spects / growed"
But only the threshold Of scientific fairy
mind spirit is the materass the product this
body and brain thought do lessen the wonder
The body be miracle thought exp
nations do beGle the They only btte
The experiences Of the saints and myss all
profoundly significant limiting closer relations with the na
spirit God than realized in ordinary
belief in magic throughout all time rested
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bound Nothing s
It's coming
Politics. any phase you will obey same cali Of
the The requirements the day 40 rayng
the order Of yesterday keep alive No assault the
coming The adapts envron-
The altered times have exacted changes
Yesterdays passing they era
suited yesterday And tOday methods developing because
harmonious with today. We need trouble with
destroying the old The old aophies dies
It's period Of usefulness has been pass
long viii nothing
The is born The individual organism
develops its its by the impeOusness
drops tails requires The organism
wise beliefs and institutions that have
ends and acquires those that purposes
AS child it speaks and thinks child But puts
away childish things.
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discovered that except for doubt Of whether he falling
down In his work. he wouldn't think
In fact he bad been offered place establishment
money and had refused it. Questioning further the methods
OF the mouse ana OF his particular department it. both Of arrived
at the conclusion that he had been making good
measure at least for the disposition management
always to let an empoye know promptly qubbe
be wasn't coming to the scratch
1ha one greatest reason why this young wouldn't think
OF leaving MS employer was that in his work be felt he getting
Oea EDUCATION IN bis specially That which through
friend there had offered 90 salary
conservative practically making advance present place
employment aggressive methods and
through mad made 1t standing example up
In my personal association OF the persons the
once feel that I'm learning something every said
only this but those associations unusually pleasant socially
doubt could duplicate the atmosphere anywhere that
line Of business"
Practically hen that young his own answers to his
qesuonng Unless one shall mpeach his judgment
g ne shouldn't think of leaving his position He coudnJ
atord It, either through
Imposition Of his employer who mind
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Eowaro Scribner Zines.

gradually tedious process
error experimentation and reflection elaborate equipment
practical wisdom TOOLS and
his native expression and fufmnt far beyond
anything possible for the lover animals.
He substituted the irregular OF securing
savage settled dependable processes
modern nduasm he has also discovered the value cooperative,
sympathetic attitudes contrasted with the eanns exclusive spirit
Thus the tender intimate mfyng sentiments
being consciously extended all human beings without distinction
o. color
There developing a within whole nations
within mankind worldwide family and brotherhood the inner
controlling which the elemental craving for life but for
life richer and fuller and longer which all everywhere
share
It the demands OF his group life and the dramatic
representations of this corporate life that religion controlled
restrained and elevated the life Of primitive From the working
Of this life pans his notions of divine beings and through
them bis ideals life medated
generation again.
The psychological operates today increasingly
clarified organized superstition Compared with those
Of early the supreme ideals Of historic and
life attractive adjustable the deep needs OF
The consciousness these ideals their
value human experience, this has think
psychological right be called religion
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power that lfuy handicaps
the Of sacrificing its interests a theory.
broader field which the United
mmuable rules and castiron hndranee help
That adaptation which dplo
macy possibly be effected the choice abridged
beforehand by a hard and
will understand this II simply question
Of time before the bonds that already link British
policy than international field formally
Temporary may
summation necessity
No foresee how when It will
ultimately WILL that the permanent
and sentiment setting it. is no longer
think, question That the journals
and Of American politicians and pubcsts should
but proclaim the fact that the German question
well British question is little less than revolutionary.
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patience forgiveness fidelity sesacrihc charity The emotional
attitudes aroused by services the churches the tender
melting moods in which the viii aceuces in the appeal for love and
cOmradeShip.
This controlling organizing instinct which emerges with full
adolescence awakening OF mental life
side The become the imagination IS developed
pew directions with scope and energy which often overwhems
the youth confusion aspirations and onghgs the w in the
form Of ambitious resolve enterprises
such patriotic social the intellect stimulated
to great activity criticism analysis careful reasoning and often
to constructive production The disregard OF personal
comfort youth himself with such
abandon 10 win d hand is shown devotion other interests
in which his viii is enlisted
At this the whole is full Of which creates
boundess faith the possibility wonderful achievements dealm
that is vital interest distant and difficult utopian
humanitarian enterprises youth There is therefore
great enthusiasm heroes patriots and religious leaders II the
time when youth enlist the army when they devote themselves
social service foreign missions and TO philanthropy and charity
There single instinct faculty human nature to which
the religious consciousness be attributed II the result OF
the development and nteracOn OF the primal instincts Such
Development is peculiar although he shares these primal
instincts with the lower animals.
But possesses larger brain and flexible
organism by which he better able profit experience He has
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that the atom itself undergoing evolution cycle
change Starting It's
cycle Of ansmigraon through the mineral vegetable
kingdoms Animals animals grinding
IL the organic m the organisms
structure until they enough
up the physical o
In man, told by the
evolution, and from visible, tangible particles
evolved that beyond the senses
inv bic and intangible, and form the spiritual
body within and also the spiritual
leaving the earthly body at socaled death
This mastery conception completely
aism and spiruasm. The says no after
life mind and Intelligence need physical organism
uncOn and that body with IT, The con
cpton OF etherc spiritual body physical
body structure its earthly body
at DEATH meets the materass objection
with perfect body and powerful faculties.
From what has that even the matter
the material Of body, wondrous, mind battling entity
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spite Of everything ptted against only
abet the progress
Prophets may deposed Seemingly they
But their hees become the peoples philosophy, and they
the idols and the put
Quetu their views their speech The popuace the
numerousy 10 them.
Social change with developing New solutions
marital and other domestic problems They
At first they be urvey whispered inevitably they
ground They irresistible Pulpit and platform opposition
utterly unavag They furnish their argument satisfying
spirit needed victory
conclusion.
Economic and industrial changes the establishment
new race appear the in the face Of antagonsm
ngy fra and unsupported They need support They need
apostles They miracles the world
Nothing battle them, The enemy and power
ful and will It's sealed
The economic that with the circumstances OF the
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They win because they champion winning They
not fail for the ideas they have eSpusd
They cooperating with They rowing down stream
Nothing defeat them For nothing the tide
The snal award victory enterprise Zeges
with the spirit Of the times If the times democratic
sve then those movements which liberty and democracy
fOOrdained prosperity monarchca
strained conservative then such institutions reflect these qualities
gain the ascendency.
the children OF fortune They harmony
need not feel dsheartened by opposition by mped
mens and transient failures Their election
No antagonm or interference down empse hndance
can defeat it. No reaconares Rather
sn only arouses sympathy and support Opponents oily fan the
flames OF the kindHng
new religion that voices the dominant dnNnng thought
OF the age have only handful
MI this handful be burned spreads
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and is imposing upon it in the matter salary.
But is his employer imposing this
circumstances? Here often overlooked
unthnking by quite many other
men quite old enough to know better
You have that occasional business perhaps
that his business all he would like
another town neghbohood which be
there would tremendous profits
ably you've asked this why be didn't go.
Say be begins almost stereotyped reply 81 wouldn't be
found dead in that place! It's the mhe jumping of placer
Which IS just the situation of the who isn't making
enough money salary He isn't making enough but be wouldn't
think Of leaving In comparison other position is less
jumping OF place. Then why should be feel hard
thing for the privilege Of staying where he isg The controlling
his private business where conscious be paying
money for that prvesepaying FOR than social
advantages while n the the salary be
paying also toward his liberal education which IN
yield him back his principal and handsome dividends
II man should engineer alone the building of suburban
neghborhood finance il and his designs until the
not only was arhuray and physically unapproahabe but had
been hled with unusually desirable social population
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quotes and abdes by Wahngtons against enngng
alliances still shnks from that compca
TONS still cGngs to the policy Of isolation the that
adequately with the needs Of American conditions
This though and necessity many
Of the formulas pudces and traditions that decade and
all but omnpoten The popularity Americas position
in the general scheme OF world politics indeed precisely this that
ber people unconsousy engaged adapting
look TO their achievements The Spanish landed them
stream OF tendencies that has already carried them far beyond
their old confines and neIoaby carry
still
But the instinct many millions American
pretend that nothing essential has been changed They
thrown Spanish Cuba and the Philippines
harder task OF oveowing the mental habits and prposseons
Of hundred years growth they have yet accomplished They
have empire but they have They
expanded physically but they have still expand mentally They
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world power in fact, but breadth
vision in resoute acceptance conditions
lutte emancipation from the preeepts Of OutWOrn past
They multiplying year fresh points diplomatic
with the world and
proclaim that the days
quite realizing it. they undergoing education
realities OF their international position teaching
hem but the enlightenment will be pro
tacted.
Americans for instance have tradition behind
them TO admit the word alliance word pointing in that
direction into their political vocabulary Mr. when
his agreement with Japan did
nit il 10 the in the form Of Americans whole
still realizing prejudice against any
kind OF formal understanding and cooperation with other
initiates against their effectiveness in world politics.
They do that power Il automatically
ngy rules the possibility alliance any
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Amertca no Longer Mere Spectator,

7 is difficult for Europeans, who live in
powder magazine and rarely have the fear
OF an explosion out Of their minds TO realize
the simplicity, spaciousness, and unhampered
sef-sbsorpton Of American life. Foreign poll
tics is minimized by them at least as much
as Il is exaggerated by Europeans Amer
leans can hardly be got 10 take them seriously
4 diplomatic dispute with another power, con-
Quoted on either side upon the implication
Of force, is Of all experiences the one most
foreign to their normal routine Of existence.
When you have mentioned the Monroe doctrine
you have pretty well indicated the sum Of the
average ciiizen'S interest In eYtprnnl affairs
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Spirit Of the Utmes interchangeable.

I is said by Prof Stanley JevOns Of England
that we can work with the tendencies Of an
age and in that way hasten their development.
Or we can work against them aud so retard
their coming. But we cannot change them.
And we cannot prevent their being realized.
CRsar could found an empire because he lived
in an imperial age. But Napoleon could not,
for his was day for the making Of democra-
cies.
Every age has its own ideas. And its So
ciety, politics, art, religion express them in
their institutions. The radicals who are in ad-
vance of these ideas lose out They represent
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Science More Reliotous than Reli0ion

'ENCE, material science, unfolds her fairy
tales more wondrous than those OF our child
hood; and Herbert Spencer's prophecy that
science would yet become more religious than
religion IS fulfilling itself. Realize but dimly
the wonders Of this stupendOus cosmos. and
the mind is overwhelmed and awed back into
dullness in order that we may not yet burst
the swaddling bands Of our intellectual child
hood, and may continue awhile longer on this
rudinental plane.
But many Of Us are too dull to realize
even dimly the miracles which surround us or
those we carry about with US. Setting aside
the miracle Of the inhowing thought think
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He OF type know the reason
o things.
thought worth money and IT,"
of I'm money I've making comparative
know worth more money
ought to have it. shouldn't Il"
Well talked the situation 1t question to be
answered oand in mern business without going phases
OF the individual case in their relation to other people and
Especially is this true Of the making his
began question him
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SET Instinct the Source Of ReliQion.

HAT adolescence is the period in which religion
becomes vital to the individual all students OF
the subject agree. Not only is adolescence the
time when both the reproductive instinct and
religion develop In the individual, but there is
evidence that religion arises in and through
the maturing Of the instinct taken in its full
significance.
Up to this time the individual Is self
centered and possesses little spontaneous or
deep interest in other persons. But now be
takes an interest in other people, becomes
affectionate, sensitive, aud sympathetic. The
urgency, range, and reconstructive power Of
these attitudes cannot be accounted for by apv
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Question Of Dour Rosition's Ualue.

WAS talking with bright young fellow the
other day who has been nursing a little sore
ness against his employer. He vent into the
establishment as almost a beginner in the
business. He has worked hard and faithfully
for two years or more, with only one small
increase in his salary. Six months ago, feeling
that il he had progressed as he felt he had
done, he was worth more money, he asked for
more. But be hasn't got the raise" He
wasn't refused it; simply his employer hasn't
given it to him.
Under the circumstances the young man is
worrying rather more over the meaning OF the
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instruction the youth receives The only explanation Of the
these interests that they viii have instructive
deeper than the conscious will the individual
The transformation of adolescence is from indydualsc
social life, and the psychological quality displayed
senyeness the opinion OF Others sensyeness which
direct and characteristic with reference the opinion the opposite
For the first time IN the youths experience there
compelling inner motive urging regard another point
complete sefevoton No labor danger sacrifice
win the he This phenomenon affords for
poetry fiction, and In the average
other
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the wonders of the physical organism We my
body" Try the the material stuff
is composed the specuaoDs gives
Physicists discovering that the with whirng
irons S like solar system than a solid particle
highly inspired teachers
Dr. Andrew Jackson Davis told sixty years
is microcosm representation cosmos We were also told
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today The conservatives aggar and lose because they
keep the times They yesterday. To stay
the and anything they keep with the
1t those who who express
present.
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During several the United States do single
well Informed debate the foreign policy the republic
single member who treated his
on such topic The operative opinion the
desires to have dealings possible foreign powers still
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-19
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 23.
 (Martin Avenue.)
Special Assessment.

The tax books for the collection oi special assessment upon the real property in Paving District No. g (Martin avenue), in the city of Pine Bluff, has been placed in my hands
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If such payment is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such as,- sessment and for legal penalties and cost
 Given under my hand this 9th day of June, 1909.
 A. c. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office City Hall, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
 June J, 1S09. 6-9-30t
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HENDRICKS LEAVES
 HOT SPRINGS ROAD
Comes to Cotton Belt and Will Reside fin This City.

Mir. Wm. Hendricks, who for the past three years has been employed as local freight agent for the l.. t.. & Fl. s. R. R. Co.,, has accepted position with the St, Louis division of the Cotton Belt railroad, and will leave Thursday to take up his duties with the Cotton Belt people He goes to them as no new man, as he was employed by them before coming to this company and they know his ster- ling qualities and valuation.
 In losing MT. Hendricks the l.. R.. & H. s. w. R. R. Co. has lost one of their most valuable men, and re- gret to have him leave their service. Aside from being a competent rail- road man, he has made himself uni versally liked by the patrons of the company and all who have had busi- ness dealings with him, as we'll as those who have been associated with him daily in the office.-Hot Springs Sentinel Record.
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We can show you best bargains here.

We are offering bargains this week in Steel Ranges and Cook Stoves that can't afford to be overlooked if you need anything in this line. "We need the room" and will save you money Cash or credit. Union Fur niture Co.,, 317-319 Main St.
 6-1-tf
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DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure leaf ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lin ing Of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have rumb- ling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result. and unless the inflamma- tion can be taken out and this tube restored to it's normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; i; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an in famed condition of the mucous sur faces.
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness tcaused by Catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circu- lars, free.
 F. !. CHENEY & CO, Toledo O.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for con- stfpation. ,,s4+. P,
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A Detectives Capture.

Mir Silas Morgan, the well-known detective of Logansport Ind, says: It is always a pleasure to acknowl- edge and to stand by good thing, and I have reason to do so regard ing your remedy, for my wife was in a very serious state. tortured with rheumat.sm searched everywhere in my travels for remedies and spent a large amount of money upon spec
 ialists, and treatments of various kinds, without success. In the mean time my wife was, getting worse her fingers were drawn up like hooks--and had given up hope Of ob- taining cure. While in Peru, Ind, about two years ago, heard of cures that had been made by the Canadian Remedy, which MT. Jos. M. Bergman had Introduced to the citi- zens. After Investigating thoroughly l became convinced that Wrights Rheumatic Remedy was something worth trying, and took bottle home with me. The result was a great surprise to my wife, myself and our friends. IL did the work and did it quickly. Removed the pain, swelling and aches of years. Only one bot tie was used After years of wretched suffering, my wife is we'll and enjoy ing good health. free from all the miserable symptoms of the past. I have gladly told many sufferers from rheumatism and kidney trouble about your remedy, and know of many in- stances where surprising cures have taken place. My advice is. don't give up the case until you have tried the Canadian Cure, "Wright's Rheumatic Remedy" SIIAAS MORGAN.
 4o5 1-2 Broadway, Logsnsport, Ind. 6-5-1ct =.
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WARNING ORDER.

In the Cahncery Court of Jefferson
 County, Arkansas.
 R. l.. Rutherford, Plaintiff, vs the unknown heirs of A. c. Clifford de- ceased, Defendants.
 The defendants, unknown heirs of A. C. Clifford. deceased. are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff R. l.. Rutherford. Given under my hand and the seal or said court this 11th day of June, A. D. 1909.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk
 F. E. RENFROW. D. C. oI12-1s-26&7I 3-1O
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Administer Rugs for on ly $18.0O at the sale begin ming Monday. Tomlinson X Knox.
NOTICE.

On June 7th, 1909, I took up two COWS and yearlings at my place, IF miles from town, on the Camden roal; one light red COW, marked crop off left ear and split in right ear; red heifer yearling, unmarked. One blue COW, about three years old, marked small split in upper part ct right ear, and is giving milk; one light blue heifer vearling, unmarked. Owner can have same by calling it my place and paying for advertising.
 J. w. WHITE, R. r. D. No 1, Box 42. Pine Bluff, Ark. 613-d6t