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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-07

waS no r'l-saklnC a. he was dead before
Miss PRIME could bend over him
fy"1 a. her ii~trt.rtI n a name fire.
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-24

tack. The animus of these attacks
is so apparent that they have fallen
harmless,
There is in Boston a Mother
/ Church having a membership COM
posed OF persons residing in almost
every part of this country and of
other countries. The Mother Church
has branch churches and societies to
the number OF more than one thous-
and. also situated in nearly every
part of this country and OF other
countries. Some years since the
Mother Church adopted a set of
church tenets. These became also
the tenets of all of her branches.
They acknowledge the Scriptures to
be the inspired word of God. They
acknowledge the supremacy and in
finity of God. They acknowledge
Christ and his divinity. and declare
there is but one Christ. They incul-
cate the omnipotence. omnipresence
and omniscience of God.
The last of these tenets enjoins
upon all who subscribe to them the
necessity of watching and praying
to have in themselves the same mind
that was also in Christ Jesus. to do
unto others ~ we would have them
do unto us. and to be merciiul. Jus.
and pure.
The early records OF this church
contain the following interesting
and significant item: AT a meet.
ing of the Christian Scientist Asso.
citation. April 19,1S79, on motion oi
Mrs. Eddy, it was voted to organize
a church designed to commemorate
the word and works of our Master
which should reinstate primitive
Christianity and its lost element o
healing"
We point to the IS years in
tervening history in witness OF tn
correctness of that early declaration
During these years many thousand
have been brought out of condition
OF sin, sorrow, grief. woe, distress
disease and sickness. who, withou
the aid of this scientific Christianity
would have remained in abandone
and hopeless conditions. We do nc
hesitate to say, therefore. as matte
of current history, that to a mos
wonderful and gratifying extent pr
mitive Christianity has been reir
stated and its lost element OF hea
ing re-established.
. Christian Science teaches that Go
is in truth Almighty. II He is A
nights then surely He is correctl
defined by the other terms Omnipo
, ent. Omnipresent, Omniscient, S,
preme and Infinite. He who Is a
powerful is always all powerful. +
: who is omnipresent is never absen
He who is all wise is never less the
: that, could not be by the very nece
c sity of His all wisdom.
t Objection is sometimes made tn
S Christian Science is heterodox b
: cause, as the objectors claim, it d
: clares against Gods personality.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-24
SEpTIMUS ]. HANNA GIVES
ADDRESS ON SUBJECT OF
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HERE
Crowded House Hears One of First teachers IN
Religion Which Has Made Marvellous Strides
in Iast Few Years Give Discourse on
Question of Teachings Of Church

Before a large the Greeley opera house sunuA!
afternoon Judge septimus of the most brilliant
lecturers of the country thorough of Inc uDe, U
Christian Science throughout the country man Oh e
treme personal character but in intee'tu" AT
tanments presented Christian Science. tue w
ligion o. Bible.
Hon f X Packard Judge Hanna. In part MT
said;
1t seems good to 5 many many OF us
are here because o know of the truth
heard said that are in an age OF pro-
gre have excellent opportunity this al
to have with
member of The Lectureship
these lecturers out from Boston
by the Mother speaker afternoon have
lawyer who careful study Christian Science and
we are glad to hear Judge has
spoke thus
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The Greeley tribune., 1910-03-24

The subject OF my lecture indi'
Gates fairly well its scope and pur'
pose, Christian Science, the Reli-
gion OF the Bible" We do not mean
by this that Christian Science is the
only religion which claims biblical
authority, but are aware that ii is
one thing TO claim scriptural author
ity in a general way and another
thing to prove such authority from
the Scriptures.
Before proceeding to this branch
OF my remarks, however. and acting
upon an assumption upon which !
am in the habit of acting, namely,
that there are more or less present
who are not of our faith-some.
maybe, who are investigating, but
not thoroughly convinced, some who
are skeptical as to whether Chris
tian Science is what it purports to
be, yet others who have come for
the first time to hear the subject
publicly presented. I will say that
Christian Science has text book.
1t Is treatise on healing through
the power of God or the Divine Mind.
Or. as we claim, it is a thorough
exegesis of the Scriptural method of
healing all manner Of diseases. and
OF curing all manner OF sin through
the understanding of God as all-pres-
ent. all-powerful. all-wise. In short,
It is a spiritual Interpretation OF the
Bible.
The author of book of note and
OF value is a person of whom people
desire to know, therefore | shall re-
fer briefly to the life and character
of Mrs. Eddy. 1t may not be amiss
for me TO say that for nearly ten
years, as former First Reader in the
Mother Church in Boston and editor
of the official periodicals., ! have had
speak intelligently of her life and
as well as OF her labors
and literary attainments.
Speaking from this vantage
ground I can truthfully say that. in
tellectually, she is one of the mos
alefJ persons nave even KNOWN
that she labors necessarily and un
selfishly for the cause to which sh'
has devoted her life, and that. not
withstapding her years. she per
forms an amount of labor each da!
which, if known, would seem incredi
BILE, even if done by one yet in tn,
adolescence of life. AS to her religi
Gus character, | speak my profound
est conviction when I say l believ
it to be in accord with the highes
standard of Christian living Yet
notwithstanding her highly spiritua
nature, she is withal an intensel
practical person. She keeps clos
watch of current affairs and az
quaints herself with the worlds dc
ings. She is, moreover, patrioti
citizen. Mrs. Eddy, like all grea
religious and moral reformers. ha
been the target for misrepresents
tions and sometimes malicious a
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
4 CAMPAIGN INCIDENT.

The Log Cabin Democrat has no de- sire to kick man when he is down, but we believe there can be no harm in relating little circumstance of the recent campaign. Oscar II. Winn of Little Rock, who is perennial-or rather a biennial-candidate for some office in the gift of the people, and who sought the office of railroad com missioner of the Northwestern district at the primary last week, was evident ly believer in the efficacy of news paper advertising. Almost every week during the last two months of the campaign he sent the Log Cabin Democrat copy for advertisements of various sizes, accompanied by the re- quest that they be inserted and the bill for same be forwarded to him. But for reasons unnecessary to be stated, we preferred not to extend credit to MT. Vim, and informed him that we would require cash in ad- vance before publishing his advertis- ing. The cash was not forthcoming and the advertising was not inserted A few days before the primary cleo ton, however, we received copy for an advertisement for Mir. Vim, ac- companied by check for S4. In or der to be perfectly fair with him, we published the advertisement. The check was deposited in a local bank and a day or two after the election it was returned to us, dishonored by the Little Rock bank on which it was drawn.
 But it seems that the people of the district almost intuitively recognized that MT. Vim was unfit for the posi-
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
PROGRESS OF WORK
 ON STATE CAPITOL

Little Rock, April 4.-By the end of the present week the last sign of Caldwell x Drake, the big frame tow CT which stands in the center, will be removed from the new state capitol. The smaller steel frame work for the tower is now in place, which will sup port the derricks which will be used to put in the heavier steel for the stone dome, and the old wooden tower is no longer needed. The material is being given to Miller X Sons Com pany for it's removal. The capitol commission has given all the frame work in the building to the contrac- tors to get it out of the way, and as soon as it is removed, the most is cart ed away from the grounds to keep down the litter.
 Two weeks more work on the capi- tol and it will have much of the ap- pearance of a finished building. The plumbers and electricians have kept back the brick work little, but there is no reason now for delay. The par titions are all in on the first floor, the basement and a good portion of the second floor, with the balance sure crete stairway has been put in on the to be completed this week The con south wing, and the laborers working there no longer have to use ladders in taking up material. The strips for the metal lath have been put on the partitions of the first floor and this week the clustering contractors will get to work on the building. The first car of marble for the building will arrive this week, as will the enor- nous steel beams for the stone dome. The work is being done so rapidly on the big building that it seems as if the commission had been rubbing Al ladin's magic lamp. The building is nearer completion than it ever was before, and the state is getting the value of every dollar being placed in building.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
DONAGHEY FOR THE SENATE

Already the suggestion has come from the press of the state that Gov ernor Donaghey is the one man in the state who can defeat Jeff Davis for reelection to the senate in 1912. It is pointed that the governors victory over the tremendous influence eXerted by Senator Davis in behalf of Kirby in 1908 and his overwhelming triumph this year, in the face of thousands of letters sent out by the senator in behalf of Kavanaugh make Donaghey the logical opponent of Davis, who will come before the people for re- election two years hence.
 We do not believe that Governor Donaghey wants to get into another campaign at this time We feel sure that he would prefer very much to go ahead undisturbed in the completion of the great work he has undertaken for the state.
 But we do believe that if the gov ernor's administration proves success ful, as it is almost certain to do, there will come to him from all classes of the people of Arkansas such demand for him to make the race against Da- wis, that he cannot, when the proper time arrives, refuse to enter it.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04

tion he sought, and returned by an overwhelming majority his opponent, who was candidate for a third term. And our satisfaction over this fact far outweighs any chagrin we may feel at being tricked out of four dollars worth of advertising space.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
COUNTY COURT NOTES.

The regular term of the Faulkner county court was convened by County Judge J. A. Lea this morning. Little business of importance is before the court at the present session. County Treasurer presented $11,316.0l school warrants for cancellation. The eX- penses of the recent special term of circuit court were allowed, as were a number of other small accounts. The largest item paid was the claim of Jaler Jo Harrison, for keeping pris- oners during the quarter ending April l, which amounted to $226.50.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
STATE DRUGGISTS TO MEET.

Fort Smith, April 1.-The Arkan- sas Association of Pharmacists will hold a convention here April 19, 20 and 21. Preceding this meeting the state board of examiners will examine applicants for licensed druggists, the examination to be held April IS.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
PLAN BIG FIELD DAY.

Dermott, April 4.-The Southwest Arkansas Literary and Athletic As sociation is laying plans for contest at Warrane this month in athletic sports and in educational branches. The high schools of Chicot, Drew, Bradley, Ashley and Desha counties will participate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Wm. T. Lively, 52, and Mrs. Nancy A. Hodges, 45, Vilonia.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, April 4.-Tonight, weather, colder; Tuesday, fair, colder
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04

CALHOUN COUNTY has achieved a distinction, even if it isn't one to be proud of.
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04

Old papers for sale at this office
The log cabin Democrat., 1910-04-04

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13
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duf Gruno bon WiBbanbluns unb
Drcbunesn auf Shetbung perilogt.
Das paar heirdtbete am IL. Muguft
1896 unb bat aipei stinber. Sie psrs
ldngt auber Der Gheibung oie Obbut
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einbaltsbefebl, um ibn 8u perbinbern.
iein Gigentbum auf oem 2anoe az ners
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ieinsr Wobnuns in Ssltirt. i'm Mlter
hon 90 Sabren.
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sn Der aeitern .Nbenb abaebolte.

- Sn Der eeitern .Nbmb abstbolte.
men Sibuns bes Ratbes Der Aloer-
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8eden ioIen fir bas 8efdnsnib ats
setauft perben. Got go. 1858 in Der
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CUR GrOffnuns Der 2inbsn qpenue dt=
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Strabe fon Elm eIettriihes aihi ans
gebraht peroen. - pbil. 8erte erhielt
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nur Routinsseibdfte erleoigt.
- Oas 2eitenbsgGnsnib bes ane
oreas :. YoutIsp, @atsr bon 9snrv
goutTen, ianb geItsrn Radmittag pom
Qsburp Chapel aus ftatt. Die fterbs
lids Su[le ipurbe auf oem Smmergrun
5riebbof beigeiest.
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Strabe, itarb geitsrn elbeno in
Speers 5oIpital i'm altsr bon Al SAB
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13
Seutidcr Sanbwebr zVcrciu.

Sn Der stiisrn Ibenb in Der Waih:
inston ylatiorm itatisefunosnsn Sigs
una oss Geu.iten lanoipebrpertius
fiibrts grdiibsnt 0snrn Spermann ben
9oriiB uno Sstrstdr Soc Deib bas
proto,oa. Die arunienliite mics ben
Namen zines Samerabtn ouf. glit Der
aeiieiafis fir bic Jdbrt su Dem Roros
amsritaniIten 9rteeerfeft am 8. Ssps
tember 1911 in gBbseiine. 8a., iuuros
ssitern anasiangeR. Wit ben GinSsIbsis
ten, Der Gntos3snnabme Der gsloer.
Beripalteu Der aaHs. etc. tpurben bic
aamsrabsn gorser, Shusller nne
0rou bsauftru8t.
Gins einlaouns 3u oem om 18.
September auT osm Mnipeien DesSoerrn
5rso. Wrampeimsier itdttfinoshben 5ss
ite Der 5rausn unb a0hter oes aanos
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men.
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81 oem am 8. Cttober ftottfinoenoen
1an3iranSden bes RheinpfdIasr uns
tsriiiigunssoertins.
Gin Shrsibsn BEG berrn 8. g.
Stmib. in peltsm bitfer ben UereiH
um tbattrdftigs unteritiisung nes
Deutfhen sbsatsrs srfuhi. sDuree pers
leIen.
am %. glo0smber nirb Wunbess
prdiibsnt 5ttsr bon DenDer. Col.
mad Cincinnati temmen. Wit ben
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bic nnterboItuns bes Weiudkrs ipurbe
folgenbes 5sittommittee beauftragt:
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SduIte, 5snas 5initsr, Mar 1srs
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elieo 4ufpembrini.
Gnmernb aarl Jolher erbiklt eine
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-13

o0rniruns srreeen BIER bas Gnisiidtn
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men.
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Gipfa bes DefhmodpolIen borfenen.
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3&inSHa@rtdtes

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@. Sbaler's unterabtbsitung in
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