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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
OCCUPYING RESIDENCE.

Mir and Mrs. C. E. Ragland are oc- cupying the John Chain residence in Upper Tombstone Canyon during the absence of Mrs Chain and children in California.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
TOM COLE EXPECTED.

Thomas Cole. one of the leading copper producers in the county and a heavy stockhOlder in Calumet x Ari- zona. is expected in Bisbee today. He was a visitor in Douglas yesterday. making a trip through the Smelters there. He will probably remain in this neighGorhood for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
WENT TO DOUGLAS.

Charles Hardy, the United States Commissioner of Customs at Nogales who was here for few days on a visit to his son, left yesterday for Douglas where he will visit that port, it being under his jurisdiction.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
BITING CHILD DIES.

Freida. the thirteen year old daugh- ter of George Biting and Mrs. Biting. died yesterday at the home of her parents in Upper Tombstone Canyon of pneumonia. Pending receipt of ad- vices from relatives in the state of Iowa the date and time of interment will not be announced
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10

Government bonds totalling S279,- 256,000 must be issued and additional internal revenue taxes yielding SEA- S17,000 levied to provide for federal ex- penditures during fiscal year ending June 30, 1918. according to Secretary McAdOO.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
DIRECTORS MEET TONIGHT.

The board of directors of the War ren District Commercial Club will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at the clubs quarters in the Copper Queen Hotel building Important busi- ness will be transacted. The election of officers is not far off and it is pos sible the date of the annual meeting will be set at tonight's meeting.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
PRELIMINARY TRIAL.

The preliminary trial of Kit Carson
 charged with the murder of James w. Roberts. in the latter part of Decem- Der. will be held Saturday morning be- fore Judge NJ. C. High. at the latters office in the Allen Block The hear ing will start at 10 o'clock. Alexander Murray represents the defendant and John r. Ross will represent the county.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
GOES TO FL PASO.

T. NJ. Cook, a local miner. has left Bisbee for Fl PasO where he goes to have his eyes treated by the Texas city's specialist. Dr. Carpenter Cook will remain several weeks before re- turning to his home here.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
VISITS HOME

Walter Langford drove over from Tombstone last evening where he has been serving as a trial juror. He will return this morning to answer to roll call at 9:30.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
RICE FORKS DAYS.

L. H. Rice, one of the members of the Bisbee police department, after several months work at night, has been transferred to the day force of the department. E. H. Tex" Barton has gone back on the night force Rice. being a married man, is not in the least sorry that his work has been changed to the daylight hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
BREVITIES
THROUGH TO DOUGLAS.

Sherin Harry C. Wheeler was in the city yesterday on his way to Douglas where he will chain for several days on business connected with his of fee.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
UP FROM CANANEA.

w A. Julian. American Consul at Cananea was in the city yesterday on a short business trip. He reports everything running smoothly at the big copper camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
THROUGH TO DOUGLAS.

w. c. Munday, sexton at Douglas, was in the city yesterday on his way from Tombstone to Douglas He has been serving as a trial juror at the county seat.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
LICENSE TO WED.

Justus w. Lyman of Naco was granted marriage license in Tomb stone yesterday to wed Miss Sophie Tyler of Phoenix
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
WAS IN TOMBSTONE.

Leslie Hardy was in Tombstone yesterday on business connected with the recent sale of the school bonds of this district He was there in the interests of the school trustees.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10
HERE ON VISIT.

Mrs. Jack Garrett, wife of the Tombstone druggist was in the city last evening and will remain for a few days on visit to friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10

New Haven Railroad will serve no more table d'hote meals on its dining cars,-only la carte.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-10

morrow.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02

Continued on last 2
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
UNcovERING EVIL

Christian Science shows man how to
defend himself against evil in every
form. It shows that evil seeks to con
troll and reach man either through
mental suggestion, that is, through
evil thoughts thrust into his conscious.
ness, or by way of the physical sens
es. In the last analysis both methods
are suggestion. Evils subtle argu-
ment always a. ils Science and Health
explains, "lt MIP Up. 2s0). II seeks
to make man beIieve its claim Of sin
or sickness is part of his red self.
Man finds that, just because the body
says, ''You have pain" he does not
have to respond, eyes, / have a pain
and | am sick," /" or because mental
suggestion says, ~ hate that man, 7"
he needs to accept such a thought in
to his consciousness. He learns that
these claims Of evil are Just part of
evils lie about man. They are no part
of the one infinite Mind or its mani
festation, and man has every reason
in the world to dispute them and deny
their legality. He learns TO assert
with all the authority of God Himself
what is the fact Of being, namely,
that man is in reality made by God
IS His likeness and idea, is divine in
luality and character; that he cannot
be sick because God never made him
iek, but made him perfect and so
orevcr maintains him; that all the
laims Of discordant and diseased ma
erial sense are contrary to God, good,
therefore, a lie and incapable Of en-
infringing or imposing up
n or in any way making a condition
lr Gods creature. Because sickness
not a phenomenon Of God he knows
lat it cannot be condition Of man
no is Of and in God. God alone is
le substance and condition Of man.
e knows too that there is nothing
Gods man that can respond TO
ental suggestion. Man is animated
v the divine Mind alone. Such con-
.ious realization Of the spiritual
acts Of being is Christian Science
reatment. 1t is an antidote that evil
nd sickness cannot withstand and
pecifc for mental suggestion that Is
for ii has all the power Of
iod behind it. II is God-enforeed. II
5 God imparting Himself through HIS
dea and is omnipotent to the tearing
lown of the ssrongholds Of evil A
Christian Science treatment desolates
error and liberates man. Tins through
night thinking Christian lrfle4ee 49,
the sick, breaks in rieeak 'e q
whip Of sin, banishes ther
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
THE NATURE OF MIND

Cause signifies power. Divine Mind
being the one cause, it must have all
power. Being the only Mind, it must
be all-wise. Being the only true sub
stance, there is nothing to limit it,
therefore it must be everywhere
Minds expression or manifestation,
which is its creation. must necessarily
be mental and spiritual, since effect
must have the same character and ma
tire as its cause. Mind's creation
too must be harmonious and good, be-
ing the creation of an all-wise and
all-intelligent cause. There being no
cause precedent TO Mind, there can
be no antecedent cause. Mind, there
fore. must be and is self-existent and
eternal. without beginning and with
out end. Now this Mind, as stated
before, Is the one God, and as un-
derstood in Christian Science is sy-
nonymous with Spirit. Father, Love,
names which the Scriptures apply TO
Deity Loving consideration must
then characterize Minds relationship 4
with its creation. Intelligence, Wis
dom. love, goodness, harmony, are
seen to mark the natural order of this
creation. Perfection Is its standard
and no element of evil or destruction
is there.
Acknowledging the divine Mind as
The alone cause, Christian Silence
hen reasons logically from cause to
effect and brings out what must be
rue abdat man and the u VERSE I
which spine from and are the <
preston uf Mind This Is the see-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
TIE sUPPosITIoNAL oP-
P0S1TE OF GOOD

very fact we know in our daily
may suppose its opposite. the
\. So in the universal or
L Eddy discerned that evil and
Is mortal and material is
,apRosititious or supposed OPP
eo : creation, which is the
sie5b hal She recognized that
evil are merely temporal
- the yisualized concepts of
]. or carnal mind, the Op-
the one true Mind, God.
esed this negative nature
nea he spoke of it as ga
.,s tmeh there is no truth.
ana matter are seen as
beliefs, mental in char
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
MENTAL TRANSFORMATION
NECESSARY

With a correct understanding Of d.
vine Mind as the one intelligent cause.
and man as Minds eternal idea
whose real selfhoOd is goodness, as the
basis for right thinking. Christian Sci
enee shows man how to make this
truth practicable in bis daily prob
lens. The method is the suplantin:
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
EVILS LIE

We have already stated that, as ex.
Iplained in Christian Science. all evil,
sin, disease and mortality is but the
supposititious opposite of the spirit
ual and true creation. To be sure,
evils universal lie is a big one-buf
what of that7 Can any one get nearer
truth or in any way change truth by
telling big lie or by telling many
lies, or by putting all the lies to-
gether in some form Of organized
falsity7 Is there any more truth in
a million lies than in onei Is the
sum of a column of zeros more than
zero or is a zero as biz as a goose
egg any nearer something than one as
small as a pin-head7 OF course not.
The question confronting each one Of
us is. How much longer are we going
to be dominated and fooled by the
seeming reality of evils lie, expressed
in sin, disease, mortality and mater
ial mani
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02

acter, while all that is good and o+o,
nai ns IS the manifestation of d;v;n
Mlnd' God. Thus does Christian Sc;
eaoe unite, not cut, the Gordian kno
ages. p"~Aie ol th
Oh hne ut. human mind sometimes stand.
@ asnast when told that matter is onl,
l4en'al phenomena. If perchance an,
OIL you may feel shocked at tb;s as
sertion you will be interested to know
~ sna. physical scientists are now adj
hlellng what Mrs. Eddy asserted lono
oeiofe' namely, that matter is indeed
no' substance of itself but mental
phenomena, the externalized conoonts
VI lne human mind. A prominent
physical scientist in one of the hest
known European universities bas
wlIhih the past few years said, "Mat.
,ei Is a thing of thought which we
nave constructed for ourselves - An
other says, "The universe as known
W US consists wholly of mind. and
- matter is doubtful and uncer
tam influence of the human intelG.
gence." -"'oiii-
II Mrs. Eddy's premise was correct
lnd everything was in truth mental
ne next and far more important cues.
ION was, how evil, mortal mind, and
Us sinful and diseased conditions
vas 10 De mastered and DESTROYED by
ne one true Mind, God. This cues
ION she met without compromise, and
nroush her writings so clearly eluci-
a.ed the laws of the one true Mind
nd the scientific way in which these .
'ws can be used to subjugate, over ,
ome' and destroy all evil and disease.
lat millions of mankind have through
lelr application in thought been = =
saied, comforted, and purified. Her :
remlse, which is in perfect accord :,
ith the Bible, that there is but one = :,
Cd, divine Mind, who creates only IL Il
'od, has been proven by irrefutable !, "
orks to be the basis and startino- :.
mt OF right thinking 81
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
TIE ONLY SOURCE OF IN.
TELLIGENCE

Eeek ng an answer to the ques-
Pow to think rightly, Christian
r recognizes that there must
Partly be a basis or standard ac-
fs to which thought may be
Pred as right or wrong, the same
lthematical law measures with
|less the correctness or incorrect
mathematical thinking. What
this standard? A perspective
world as we see it. shows us
!aere is in it good thinking, bad
|ng, matter and, material phe-
fa' These must be accounted for
rational basis reached for the
|ation of evil and the establish.
'pf good.
Per explanation of Christian Sci
PRS. Eddy has pointed out with
dlseernment the total dissimi-
Between Mind and matter, mind
Fntlng intelligence, matter
% for the exact opposite of in
Pc, non-intelligence. She bold
cted the theory that intell;-
or thought could come from
Felhgent matter, and accepted
reasonable premise that intel
must come from Mind, and
thOnght and life is the out
fm expression of Mind. She
attribute matter or evil to
intelligent cause, Mind, be-
10Th express ignorance, discord
ll'atlen, which are contrary to
guee.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
DIVINE WISDOM REQUISITE

One does not find the warfare with
the world, the flesh, and all evil. an
easy task; but is there anything that
is worth while that is really easyi
Only the foolish man Is content with
the sluggard's ease. lake a man in
an obstacle race, the student Of Chris
tian Science finds plenty of things to
occupy his attention. obstacles that
cannot be dodged but must be over
come in only ore way. He must keeT
70 -h;e.s-H lie eannot get aheat
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02

= ny lodging the obstacles M, N.
: they seem. He must press on. Enow.
!, ing full well that he has the ,haa.s
AZ nand OF overcoming all obstaelas n
!, he is faithful and obedient,
hvii does not yield its us,lrped XII.
thority simply because man desire n
! be nd Of it. 1t must be eambat,.a
ln,telligently. Man must know s,,,,I,l,
thing Of its nature and be wisa
enough to detect its deceitful subfle.
nes, bring its lies from under eayar
untll ne is wise, man can nof ,ha
good. 'How much better it Il Il oat
wisdom than gold!" said Solomon
ana Jesus admonished his followers
70 De as wise as serpents. onsg Is
man reflects God does he gain wisdom
Tor all wisdom is in God, is indioe,
nous to Mind, and is naturally reflect.
ed oy Minds idea, man. Wisdom SO
gained transcends all mortal opinion
and human conjecture. Il enahlas
man to judge and act righteouslv d
aVold useless conflicts and always to
meet evil with good. II enables him
to distinguish between the things of
the moment and the things Of eterni-
~ wisdom points the right way ia
every human situation and exalts
Pnnclple, which is God, to be the one
awgiver in mans daily life.
WATcHrULNEss NEEDED
Equipped with divine wisdom, man
becomes a watchman at the door Of
onsclousness, alert and vigilant. He
crutlnizes the thoughts that seek en-.
rance there, separates just so far as
Q knows how the chaff from The
heat, the false from the true. the
lortal from the immortal, and rejects N
le evil and mortal as having no right
enter. Keeping his mind filed with
oodness he finds to be the best pro-
'ctlon against all evil Fear, dis.
engagement, hatred, disease, dishon-
ty selfisimess, lust, and all sin. he
rlves to keep out Of his thought,
II he knows that they are not Of God
I'd therefore do not properly belong
His reflection, man. He agrees to
sagree with these thieves and rob
rs that would deprive him Of hap
ness and health and despoil his
aracter Whatsoever worketh
omlnation, or maketh lie,' as
hn puts it, he seeks to exclude from
thought He stops tolerating evil
consciousness, stops talking about
or dwelling upon it, but turns upon
as an enemy and drives il out with
'ughts of Truth. He begins to real
that man as God has made him
not the slave of evil in any form
has dominion over it. Evil can
We no more power over man than
n his Maker since man is one with
d.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
By PAUL STARK SEELEY, @. S.
|ember of the Board of Lectureship
|of The Mother Church, The First
Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Mass.

generally known, have to do wit
Us thinking, but in just what wa
hot so well understood. The Dis
rer and Founder of Christians Sci
Mary Baker Eddy, in her worl
led miscellaneous Writings, ;
bf this Science, "Its genius i
thinking and right acting" Up
and in another Of her works
and Yes" she says, "The es
of this Science is right think.
and right acting' Up. 12). Mans
bns are the expression of his
.Hghts. Let us then consider what
Institutes right thinking, its effect
|on the life of man, and the way by
|ich one may learn so to think and
ereby gain the benefits.
IMPORTANCE OF THOUGHT IN
HUMAN AFFAIRS
We are all deeply interested, wheth-
Ne have considered the fact or not,
Il he subject of thought. Our
hts are in fact the most impor-
Thing in the world to each one of
N We are primarily interested in
! own thoughts for there we find
\ sense of life and existence. We
also interested in the thoughts of
lEes, friends, our business associ-
\ }and in the thinking of society
II Whole. We cannot fail to agree
Y bought is the most essential Of
&thibgs to carry on the world Is af-
In thought government is bas-
aW has its foundation, business
and carried on, human
iof ships are formed; in short, it
4 tRought that the whole scheme
N or@ Ter of our affairs is founded.
Navy one try to conceive of a day
out thinkinggin it and he will
&n that Thought is indeed the
mPdus and current of life. Stop
Einef and the world would be an
mAss, mindless desert. Man s s
y himself and to society de- i
upon the thoughts he enter L
fIis thoughts and his life go i
4 hand. They are coincident f
nse parable. I
then it is to be through thought t.
he world il to find the real and Il
b henledy for its ills, and that t,
at Christian Science teaches, it s.
w must be through a different Or Il
N thinking than any which has a
Generally known to mankind up it
n present time. Speculative phil q
kg physical science, mere intel W
'lisln and lofty idealism, schol- ie
theology, materia medica, me- b.
ucy. hypnotism, mesmerism, and g1
other systems of thinking, to
given every opportunity to M
Aumanity's need for happiness, m
and peace, have fallen far nc
Of that need. Words and the. 81
there have been a plenty, but sil
has been a poverty of works. is
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
EVIL CAST OUT THROUGH RIGHT
THINKING

lhe distinction drawn by Christian
Science between the mortal and tbe
mortal, the material and the spirit
ual, IS no new thing, no personal opin-
ION. 1t is a spiritual and eternal
TACT, the central truth of the Bible
This Science points out that if is
through the correct understanding of
the one true Mind and his relationship
to that Mind that man may free him
self from all evil conditions. He
learns to put out of thought the evil
and temporal sense of existence. with
Its sinful and diseased beliefs. and
gradually gains that consciousness
which knows only good and is not sub
lect to sin, disease or DEATH This is
but the reiteration in present-day Ian
guage of the statement made by Paul
to the Romans, that, "to be carnaIlv
minded is death; but to be spiritually
minded is life and peace" There is
strange about spirituality or
spiritual mindedness. Spirituality is
simply goodness. Spiritual mindedness
S right thinking, that is, thinking in
accord with the one true cause, divine
Mind. If all evil, sin, and disease is
mental, then it must be apparent that
he thing to be done is to stop think
ng evil and to think only good.
from the worlds point of view it
nay seem monumental if not an i'm
'ossible task to cast out all evil think ;
ng. Without a sure and certain law
o go by it would be so, But to the
nan who has gained even a slight un- I
Outstanding of the demonstrable SUI q
'remacy Of the divine Mind over all 9
vii. the accomplishment seems but +
he natural and inevitable outcome of
he law of God, operating through i
light thinking or spiritual under t
tondipy -
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1917-01-02
THE CHRIST-IDEA

In place OF an obscure. mysterious,
or doubtful concept of God and His
creation, Christian Science unfolds,
as we have shown, the true idea or
scientific concept of God and man,
which is the cornerstone OF right
thinking and living and the way TO
Christian healing. The coming of this
true idea of God and man in your con-
sciousness and mine, is the coming
of the Christ that is to free us from
the bondage of evil and destroy all
disease. 1t is important that we un-
derstand Just what is meant by the
Christ. Christ is defined on page 5s3
of the Christian Science textbook,
"Scienee and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mrs. Eddy. as "thel
divine manifestation of God, which /,
comes to the flesh to destroy inearnate
error" Christ then is the trne idea
Of God and man which comes to dis
place the wrong concept of existence
snsbrined in human consciousness.
This true idea, the spiritual idea, OF
iod and man, taught by Jesus, is
what Christian Science makes plain
o the world today. It Is the Christ
rhich shows the coincidence and spir-
tual agreement between God and
nan The Christ-idea is indeed the
,eaf of great price. the redeemer,
he saviour. Z comes to each Of us
The Seward gateway., 1917-01-03

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The Tupelo journal., 1917-11-16

quire sixty days in which to
make the examinations, and
those accepted will be called
into the training camps about
the middle of February.
The men in the next call are
to be examined and classified
into five grades. Those with
out dependents will be placed
in the first grade and will be
the first called into the service.
The other grades will be form
ed with reference t othe ques-
ton of dependency of some
one on the men and the last
grades will be called when the
others have been exhausted.