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In introducing the speaker,

In introducing the speaker, Col.
Suggs said:
- My Friends 'Tis most pleasing
to>See so many of you lay aside So
cial and business affairs and come
out this evening to attend this lect-
ure. christian Science" is today en-
gaging the thoughts of more real
thinking people than has ever been
done before The people are today
trying in spiritual way to apply the
hundreds of promises found in the
Bible. Christ said "COme unto me
all We that are weary and heavy la
, den and | will give you rest Think
ing Christians are realizing more
and more every day that this is not
only a general but personal prom
ise. All who feel that they need
spiritual. mental or physical help and
a better understanding of Gods
word have begun to realize that all
these promises we're not made merely
TO fill space, but for a glorious pur-
pose. "Seek We first the kingdom OF
God and His righteousness and all
these things shall be added to you"
There are thousands today through
the teachings of Christian Science
availlng themselves of these precious
promises. You will notice, however,
that the promises are to those only
who are seriously and prayerfully
seeking the kingdom of God. A no
ticeable fact is that real students of
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or any other man or thing or circum-
stance or belief Mrs. Eddy says
CChristian Healing. p. 19), "Tireless
Being, patient of mans procrastina-
tion. affords him fresh opportunities
every hour"
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The rextbook and It's Author.

The Textbook and Its Author.
Every science should be rightly
learned from its textbook and Chris
tian Science is no exception to this
rule. Besides the Bible there is but
one textbook of Christian Science, the
book Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Ed
DIV. the book that has won its way
into the hearts and lives of unnum-
bered men and women and children,
who have found in it a quiet friend
whose silent influence is mighty
power for good
1t is perhaps unnecessary to IN
form this audience that the Discov'
erer and Founder of Christian Sci
ence and the author OF its textbook
was a woman-a gentle woman, Ma
~ Baker Eddy. You may know that
too for years she stood alone-one
lone woman against the whole world
opposed and assailed by the world
of theology, of medicine, of estab-
lished usage, of tradition, of con
servatism; opposed by the world OF
intellect and of ignorance, of common
sense and uncommon sense, OF bigo-
try and cruelty, of ridicule and falls
ity: and ever pursued by the human
and inhuman hatred of truth. All
these forces were for years arrayed
against this one woman and the mes
sage God had placed in her hands to
deliver to humanity. But she was
never daunted or dismayed by any
thing in the world, the flesh, or EVIL
might try to do to her, for she never
let 20 of the hand of God.
Never in modern times has a spir-
itually.minded woman been so re-
lentlessly abused without cause, and
her message so maligned and mis-
represented from pulpit, press and
platform. Yet, in all the years OF
persecution which Mrs. Eddy suffer
ed not one word of retaliation or re
sentiment dropped from her tongue
or pen. She never returned evil for
evil. And | assert this not as a mat
ter of hearsay or opinion, but from
personal knowledge gained from sew
eral years of daily association with
Mrs. Eddy, while | was a member OF
her own household.
Need II be wondered then thai
there are multitudes Of people VINO
are today profoundly grateful to hei
who has been the means of restoring
to them the things that make life
worth the living? And as one among
that multitude | am glad here and al
ways to declare my gratitude fol
what Christian Science has brough
into my life through the right under
standing of God which It imparts.
God as Principle.
It has been aptly said that life II
like an arithmetic. made up Of prob
lens which a very few find easy t'
solve, and which the others neye
learn to work out. Now we all know
that the students failures to solv'
the problems of arithmetic are du'
to his incomplete or defective know
edge and application of the princi
pies of mathematics. But did yo
ever consider that so many of us fai
to solve the problems Of every-da
life because of our incomplete or de
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Notice.

All kinds of auto repairs neatly
done on tops. cushions aud curtains
at Ritter & Sizes auto shop
22.6 WILL DeVENY.
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tor these reasons its universal appeal
is being gladly heard by every class
and type of humankind. Naturally
it may be asked, How is the inHesti-
gator to acquire a practical knowl-
edge of this Science for which so
much is claimed?
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Christian Science who have seen the
vision and are trying to quit seeing
evil, hearing evil or speaking evil,
they are trying to quit sin according
to Gods will and for our Savior 5
sake have been restored to health,
have been snatched as brands from
the burning, as it were, and fully re-
stored to joy, peace, health and hap
piness. Not one has turned back,
but are daily pressing forward, fol
lowing as best they can the footsteps
of Christ according to Gods will. Ev-
cry earnest student of Christian Sci
ence possesses a joyous smile and a
heart full of love. We shall now
hear more scientific words than l
can utter from the speaker of the
evening William r. Rathvon of Den
yer, Colo, who will speak to you
authoritatively on the subject OF
Happiness Here and Hereafter"
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Because Christian Science is not
religion of waiting but of immediate
action and prompt results; because
It is the religion of the present as
well as the future; because it puts
Joy into life and helps us to overcome
death and because in all its minis
trations it pushes aside the transi-
tory forces of the human will and
the human mind and grasps instead
the ever.available and unlimited pow
ers of the divine Mind, God Himself
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/ IECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY VIM, R, RATHVON Of DENVER

Although Rain Was falling Last Night Large Crowd Was
Present at the High School Auditorium to Listen to Lee
ture on the Subject of Christian Science by William H.
Rabvon Member Board of Lectureshp of the First
Church of Christ Scientist of Boston, Mass The Speaker
of the Evening was introduced by Col Sidney Suggs.
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After Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Upin Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-ln an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes as follows: 81 suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for little
while, and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called In, and his treat
ment relieved me for while, but was
soon confined 10 my bed again. After
that. nothing seemed to do me any good.
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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRING WIFE

had gotten so weak ! could not stand,
and gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me bottle OF
Cndui, the woman's tonic, and ! COM
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, could tell It was helping me. !
can now walk two miles without ito
firing me, and am doing all my work."
II you are all run down from wonlanly
troubles, don't give up in despair. Try
Cardui, the woman'stonic. lthas helped
more than million women, in IFS 80
years Of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui for years. He knows what
il will do. Ask him. He will recon-
mend it. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write TO: Chsttsnooga Medicine Co.. ladies'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga. Tenn, for SpectdI
Irstrtictions on your case and g. page book. Home
Treatment fer Women" sent In plain vrsDosf. I<s
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rate fir S4uI8pede auf 81 Gents pre-
$100 8ert9abi4dBung feitgeIeBt, mas
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geri6t bat nun bic gntI9eibung bes
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soentuellen SALES ereiqnen piirfte,
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9afer, Sir Gs5. Ash -48ac; am
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1872; am G9luB $13,7o. Giir San.
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NadOem oorber bic IobaLen Sffi5iere
entfsrnt lporben iparen.

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20; auserlefene lis srtra $780,
rs; Gamers $3.25-4.25; Mil6tibe
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biz % Gents niebrtger.
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500.
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tpeitere Is Biz 20 Gents.
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CUTE Big oussrleiens $3.50
oroinGre Bis fair $500
900.
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Rabel 5.S5. Rarf Siht 7OA, anbsl n.
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6.48sf. &abd 6.45A, Rubd Sitt $40; aa'
bel $50; eilber.8arren 69he NeriiaH'Idt
zoaars 53,S.
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pieDerum ieer lebbaft snb Der umiab be-
h.i lid, aui stpa 100000 attten. Die
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qenos 2lsnoeruns per Stiumplase ans
georbnet: /. Marb 6 ben Der 10.
rnb @reenlip Grabe nah Der Sara
tpgd urn @reenup Sir; 3. Warn 9
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ber WaaOce nnb Mnbiion 2lpenue.
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Gbteaao, 90. Sept.

g 9peiue. 3ufubr 10000;
Martt iapa4, unperdnosrt unb &C
nisoriger. Built $9.80-10.40; leidts
$9.50-10.55; semifdts $9.50-10.s
70; idapere $9.40-1O.6O; rob. $9.40
$50; Gsrsel $6.75-9.65.
Rim b pieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Martt iistis; Ratipe Beef stisre $6.s
40-11.25; Weitern Stisre $6.15 -
$40; Stoders unb Se.bsrs $4.60-
ITO; Giibe unb 5eifers $3.40-9.35;
adlber $8.25-12.50.
g DAFT 3ufubr 1900; Rartt
i6pa9; Wetbers $6.6O-8.30; Gtpes
$3.75-7.75; aammer S6.50-1O.10.
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9reitiee oet Regierune, tie in pieiem
2lugenblid bas 9ertrduen Des Gonoes
notbia babe. nm bsr ibr borliegeHosn
Gufgabe sertht 8u ipsroert. 3u ihpds
den.
3epcf6en pon 2ltben bpm II. Seps
tember botten 6erihtet, ouB ,us
&riegsIfiff .6Dora" lid oem alliirs
ten Sef6pcDer angsI4loiIen babe.
3 emettungcn iber bic
ameritanifhe Reu<
tralitdt
Berlin, 20. Sept. - 5aii Ips
fort nadDem Der &an3ler i'm Reif1sta5
ieinc Qeuberungen iiber ben lln.erieez
trieg gemu6t, 6ringen Die Nu1nli!s
tags 3eitungen lange 2lrttttl, in ocnen
bic Iogenannte Neutrdlitdt Der Ser.
Staaten f9urf tritiiirt lpirb. Gls
Bats fir Die Nrtitel Dient bic Nuhs
rt6t pon benz IoD bes ameritani{6eH
&piatiters aiffen RodpeG unb be-
4npeienbett anberer amerttdnifher
gDpiatiter an Der ipeitlihen 5ront. sic
beuten an, baB es anseii4ts oiefer
Snmpat6ie fir bic @ntente unb Der
&ieferung BON ungebsuren Mengen
Don ariegsmutsrial feitens ameritanis
f6er 5irmen unmDglid lei, ben 9lmes
rituuern nit 8e5ug auf ben unterfees
trieg 3useitdnOnifie 5u MAIDEN. sic
iagen, bab bies betpeiIe, baB Der 9fe=
fpett Der 2lmerituner fir bic Reutro@
litGt i'm Shtptnben lei, unb baB 9lmes
rita Die jeBige Irt bes llHterieetriegeS
ausniiBe, I'm bic attipe 8etbeiligung
ameritanii6er 9iirger an benz arieg,
auf Seite Der GntentemG6te gu per<
beden.
3 er 5 6lte1erleutnontM Miil.
ser ab &c il iir5t.
% Ii ind II, 90. Septenlber. 2eut-
mont DlulSer, elm llerporraaenoer
jSlieger.Sfii5ier, Ger uelin feinolife
Slllq3euge 5eritort bat, un0 NIT benz
GrSeu Bpur sc Merite oeforirt MIR
De, lit an Der peitlid)en Sront ubgcs
ltiirft un0 llnlqefDntnIen.
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gbiogbenp $500; aunaipba Stiidiobs
len $4.00. NuB unb Glad $500
3.25 per 1onne abselisfert. Rau9s
lofe Stiidtpblen $5.0O-5.25; ans
tbracite $7.75--8.00 per 1pnne a6gez
liefert. Gofe foitet $5.50-6.50 per
9onne obgeliefert.
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4&SIt@er Martt. Heri61t.
Cincinnati, %. Gept.


Die nadfoIsenben Quotirunsen k.
5iehen fid nur auf gngros ardnsa
aftionen. Bel tIeineren 8efhdfteu
perben sttpas bijkre prsile bere4net
pronifionem
g dmala. p<irna Gteam
14.40-14.50; GamiIp 400
14,5O.
Srodensefal3enes IIeif5.
= Sbort clear Seiten loi., Isl
15ai; ggtra ibort clear Ssiten LA
-15le; turas Ripsenietten 14a-
Isle; Bellies 167-173e.
8aean. Sbort clear Seiten
16a-17; ertra fbort clear Seit1'
152-16c; ibort mippeufsit.n 15a-
l6e; Bellies 1S-18ac.
Sugar gureb Tfeifd. -
Sdinien 20a-21c; picnic G9uItern
15-15ae; greatfaft Bacon 23-25c;
S6uItern in padeten 15-15ae; 0ep
Dort Gut 15a-16c; trodene Beef
S@iit.n 29t-3oae per Dfunb.
Sibsep5teItesJleif9. -
Sdinetn 17-17tc; pienie S4ulteru
12a lac; Bellies 17a a-1se; S9tls
tern 13a-14te; S4uIteru q. q. Gut
14a-14ac.
Srif9esgIeifd. - @9inien
16a-173e; pienic S9uItsrn 12a-
13c; GHultern 12A-13c; fort Rips
penieiten 13-13ac; fbort clear RIP
penfetten 131-14c; ertra fho:t
clear Rippenieiten 13-13ae; BelIies
let4ie 183-19ae; Bellies. i4Dere
17-1se.
MehI unb getreibs
MebI. = Diuter patent SITS
800; Winter fancp $7.25-750;
Winter familp $6.75-7.OO; Wintsr
ertra $3.75-6.OO; Wintsr orbindrer
5artes Wsi3en pateui
$8.00-8.25; 5aries Weisen fanep
$7.50-7.75; Sartes Mei5tn famiIp
S6.00-6.25; Rosaen. Hortbpeiteru
semii9tes S5.75-5.90. Roseen gitp
reines S5.75-5.90; Roesen, Gitp ses
miidtes $5.50-5.75.
Net3en. - Ho. 9 rotber Minter
$1.56-1.5s; glo. 3 DO. $1.52-
lbs; Ro. A DO. $1.30-1.51.
WtIf9torn. go. 2 ipeibss
S9h SOC; 30. 3 bo. S9-s9Ae; To.
4 bo. S7a-88te; go. 8 DO. 855-
S6se; Rp. 6 bo. 82A-84Ac. - 80. 2
selfss S8A 800; 90. 3 bo. 88-8S1c;
go. A bo. 86-87e; go. 8 bo. S5-
S6c; Ro. 6 10. 82-S4c. - 90. Q aes
mifdtes 88-88tc; go. 3 bo. S73-
CSC; glo. A DO. S5a-S6ae; go. 8 DO.
S4a-S5ac; Ito. 6 DO. 81a a-833c. =
WeiBss aoIbtniorn 88-9Oe; gslbes
&olbsnsorn $500; gemif&tes
Rolbenforn S7-89c.
6afer. - go. 2 tpeiber 491-
493e; Stanborb ipsiber 4949tc;
yfo. 3 ipeiber 47a48c; go. 4 tpets
BET 46A-473e; go. 2 semif4ter 473
--48e; go. 3 seHii4ter, eiHbeimif1er
go, 4 semif&ter 44A--
45au.
Roegen. - Rc. q $1.26-1.28;
no. 3 $1-M--1.24; go. 4 $110-
l.20; probe 95e-$1.10.
Mbtsfep.
Utriauft ipurben 983 HbfS. VI.
fiIIers Ginifbsb GOODS artt bers1aiis
pom 81 40 per OafIone.
@roeeries.
Raffee. - Jaba % 80c; Msos
F. 20 30e;; Guatemala fnnen 18e;
y. Glssz Ills