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About The Alliance herald. (Alliance, Box Butte County, Neb.) 1902-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1912)
A LAYMAN'S ADDRESS ON TEMPERANCE Address Delivered Before the Meth odist Ministers of Minneapo lis by W. G. Calderwoocl ADVOCATES GOSPEL OF CHRIST III The editor father. Mr Jnini's Thomas, who live at Lincoln. Nebr . Is an enrnesl advocate of temper eno and believes In prohibition an the best method of deaHnK with the liquor traffic. He send the writer ft copy of "The Vindii ator". I paper published in the interest of the pro IrlbHion party. .nd reuuotits us to sJllWjifli extraHfl from the same We are s.lad to comply with the requeM and print the following, which Ik part of a s pooch delivered recently by Hon. W. O. Oaldorwood before tile Methodist minister of Minneapo lis: "Once to every man and nation follies the moment to divide In the strife of Truth with false hood, For the good or evil side. Sonic ftreat cause, (lod's new Messi ah, Offer each the bliHim or bllxht, And the choice Koes on forever. 'Twlxt thnt Darkness and the Light. " ' Aa the .lew's Christ came, "de spised and rejected of men," so comes "aota nret Cause, tlod's new Messiah", to us; so It caino to our fathers; and so It came to their fath em. Our error, If we err, will not be lRnorancc of that fact. Our mon umental and appulMnR blunder, If we blunder, will be parallel with that of the Jews, that, knowing this, yet. When some "went cause" tome In the Spirit of Truth (which, bsUtf In terpreted Ih the Spirit of Christ), preachiiiK the (tospel of i Ix'tter day to the poor; heal ins the hearts bro ken undvr law sanctioned crime; and prenchiiiK deliverance to tlie captive Of sin; the recovery of siht to those that are Minded in vice; BJMl setting at liberty those that are Itotind by cords of appetite, we will Jeer Him; and scoff Htm; and fltti the con temptuous query in Ills teeth " 1 1 a c any of the doctors of divinity or tho Christian statesmen believed on Jrl-lm?" That v. will vote for Ihff murderous, s. slit ions llarabbas, in stead of for Him; that we will be In Starit, with our ballots, reiuirin that Ha be crucified, until the IndtffereM Pilate, the law, shall give Juibrmenl ait we require. The (iospel of Jesus Christ is the Sufficient teacher to teach us the way and the truth whereby we may not only avoid the error of the Jew In crucifying the lowly and gentle Harper's Ladies Toggery mtj. ySH - l- v Palmer Suits and Coats A big assortment or COATS have just arriued Gage Millinery Wr employ two ti imun'is in our millinery dept. HARPER'S LADIES TOGGERY HI SATURDAY MORNING, 8 TO 11; EVENING, 8 TO 10 g! ! , 1 I I M M tf"3&&& W44fWtHWtWWWH aW W 4n4HVp4 P "F P "F! ffff f f ff tf TTf TTTtttTfTI TTTTTWTf 'PtTTTftTTTTtTTTT tT m w aft m sp h m m m m m m m all efs sf ifc its Ji all siueY 1 A it. A ! 1 i t - a a. T T "ST "r " " " " " " " " " mmmmmm m m m m m m sT sT a." m, ' w r tVTTT' TF'ersrsrFrs Double Trading Stamps fit t t SUITS AND Coats We are showing the latest in Fall Suits and Coats at decidedly low prices. We carry the celebrated Wooltex Garments. These gar ments are guaranteed absolutely for two season. This includes lin ings and all. We also have other lines of garments less expensive. Prices as follows: COATS Neat Chinchilla Coats in grey with blue lar and cntTs or hlne with grey collar and ends, well made Karments A IVintzess Coat, all wool DOVelty cloth, good fitting and well made, at (I reys. browns, tans and blues In till wool Chinchilla Coats, most popular garni 't of season $9.25 $13.75 $20 and up we also offer a large assortment in price and style In Bolts, lb-ices ranging from $12 and Bp to $45 BLANKETS All sizes, colors, styles and grades. The best the markets afford and for the least money. We have them, the world fam ous Beacon Blankets. Staple Single Blankets, good quality, 75c Larger and heavier at SI Double Hlkts. at $1.25 up Heavier weight and larg er at $1-30 BEACON BLANKETS They are as heavy and as warm as wool and cost you less and wash better than wool. We absolute ly guarantee fast color in these blankets. Come in and see them. They mark a new epoch in blankets. Ibices as follows, all colors in all sizes, tan, gray and white, fancy border, silk bound edge, and all double blankets Fancy All Beacon Blankets Baby Blankets, fancy, all sizes, colors, etc., prices 50c and up Fancy Hath Kobe Blank ets, large assortment of patterns and all colors, guaranteed fast color, at $3 00 and up Plaid Blankets. Several very tasty plaid blankets in large size, 66x80,eXtra heavy and good quality, at $4.30 lor Indian Blanket as sortment is complete. Large combination of colors, ext ra quality, at $4.50 SHOES Thebestmade! WeVe got them, shoes that fit the foot, look well and wear well, and the prices are right. Ladies' Yici Kid Buttons Ladies' Gun Metal Ladies' Patent Leather - llieh Grade Kid Yamp, Covret Upper, at - - $2.50 - - - $3.00 $2.50 to $4.00 High Grade Broun Suede Vamp, Covert Upper High (trade Suede Shoes -High Top Suede, best quality Tan Shoes at - - - $4.50 $4.50 $4.50 $5.00 $3.00 t $5.00 The "Martha Washington Shoe," solid comfort for tired feet we carry them and all double blankets Lat assortmint ol quilts, ill ifl m $1.25 TO S7.50 rLL Ifl S. e nosT',. S2.0 Bed Spreads, plim edgt. Innged. 4 HB H 4bssb Size OOXHO, cut corners, scalloped, all sizes. IJArtHlnt Hi 9 am size t-.x-i, $3.25 75candup rupuiai ii HI Music lyyj The Horace Bop Store fa f ('TTTTTTTtTTTTTTT r Ladies' Hens' and Children's HOSE . . Oc ft i A AX Jul, sfcsleelisti iti ifcsfc A iksiili ifc I il il I I I I I I I I I I I I I - -- - ! JMUS, out tlwt (o crown Him ill th' snare of k wKli tu- poison It will bsjftotl ! Iiow Kinn of klnus. Roman Hammer and Christian Vote I have said "0TUOtlte JeU8." Boom vbmj stumbl bcrv, Jesuit Mini Holf sail, 'Inasnnicli as ye have done il unto Ihe least of tlnwe My little onB, ye have done it unto Me." The cruel juKKfd nails that were hru t.ally driven thru the tender nerves inflicted no sharper pain than the vice your vote may line protected has brought to the heart Of ;uany a mother, sister and wife, and meant no surer death to His ttoily than your civic conduct may hac meant to the soul of many a one blind in sin. houn in appetite, captiv the tempter and si of drink. A Christian hallo! may he as surely Ml instrument of crucifixion ot our Lord ns a Roman hammer. Come Out; The I'ospel of .leans Christ leacht s separaiion from that which is evil. The first step toward salvation is the forsaking of sin Come ye out from anion them, and be y: sepa rate, and ton 'h not the 1111 r lean tliiiix and 1 will receive you. and will be a Catiier unto yau. and ye shall be my sum and daughters, sa lih ihe Lord Ood Almighty." As tourhiiiB the UQUMT traffic, thu license ysten is a DtOlt uuclT in and unholy 1 ovenant wi h dtOth and a gieement with hell, without which the truffle would h ive be n sionerl back to its native pit by tin "ts of the ponolj KoresthMi ago. And the llf sjjin syini is the law of 1 1 i sta'e, liv which the grace of political petrUM coinmiind by plutforni and policy to that sv-tein The system "Justifies the wicked for reward". K. "takes a reward to slay an innocent person". It 1 a "bribe l blind the eyes wirhnl". It , work of iniquity And thet.. h tng of the (Jospel is to 'com ' ut in in among them, "Hut." says one go. The fk first. and !.' separate, "where shall IS ok says, "Come ot.' After you come out. Thai Cod you and b. Kather ill HOI go. till you you will rirtivi unto you Cos.- Italy ei n Cotl very clearly where to obt y and "come cut " Mortver there must be some nec essar confusion of the path so long a you walk in potKieOl agreement witb a parly that "Justili;s th- wick ed for reward." and ut 'he sam tune seek to follow the Cospcl. Th are diergnt. Many go.d .-ieii have tmule bar. I work for themselve by trying to follow divergent jjattass. "Won't Oo Any Good" Uut It will do no good to levae the dominant pttrty One will mere ly throw away his vote." Possibly you err. It does do some good Just to "come out." Otherwise ti id would not have written it You might better be in no company tliin bad company. You might better do nothing than oo w long And do not worry too much about throwing your vote away. There is a teaching that if one's hand offends him lie should cut. it off and cast il from him. If his eye offends him he should pluck it out. I car, scarce ly conceive of t patriot, not to say a Christian, who can contemplate the servile sycophancy or the dominant parly to the brewery interrsts dur ing the past ten consecutive "years who has nod been offended with it. The Cospcl ea Mi. s that "it is profi able for the." to eOtar lit' in litnec;! and halt, ra'her than having two hands or two feat to be ens: into evtrlas'ing fre," w':l h applied might read: 11 is better for thee U enter Ufa o eicsi than to have carried yotir pre . in t for Iniquity anil be re sponsible for its consequences. "Cum.' out of BtNT, my people, thar y.' be not partakers of her sins, and that ye rseive n t of her plagues." And, if all who are opposed to li cense would c-.ine out of the lioeOI I parties, they WOUld make a party stronger than either of them. The Spirit of Truth Th; Spirit of Christ is the Spirit of Truth. The liquor traffic is an accursed lie. and the father of it. It says to the young" man, "Come on. my boy. and have a good time." Hut for the bread of gladness it gives bin the ston? of grief, and for the fish of Joy it (Ives him th? serpeuit of foe and ilis;iatr. It says to him, "Come on, my boy, em'oy your per sonal liberty," but binds him w;,h chain, if slavery stranger than forg ed steel. Manacles and shackles are power!. 'ss to bind a man, for they but restrain his body. The dring lies to him that bcoaus his members rafl move, he is free, whtll the real man is bound. The license yataaa is a lie. I'nited Sia es UdCe Dayton says, "There is no tnOVO nicnumental lie existing to d.t than that (tOOHM regulates." And the Spirit of Truth demands if me that I shall not all that lie by my ballot. I am talking that the traffic PQ0j go to tv the ear of the coniidciitiully I; POPULAR PLACE FOR BUYERS AND SELLERS to mcin who believe ought to die. Hut if billot box. which is state, and whisper tne state mat you give your support to a political par ty 'hat licenses Ihe traffic, all the PhllllDlea that vou may thunder from jibe pulpit in a millennium will not el fa i he indlSpUtaDie uociik nun ) avldence thai yao supported tan Mar ' raffle My brethren, tell the TnHh to slate. And you cannot talk to state from the pulpit, noi nu i.mvMr in. . iii. nor frotu the truni. nor from a b:x in the street You an iMily speak to the state at the ballot box. If your ballot sup license, or a license pauy. mi marks you down for license the the the ros- ports -late GOES TO SYNOD turn James 11 Hrown. of the Klrst Presbvterian church. left Tuesday noon for Hastings to attend the con uiillim Of the Synoil of Nebraska which rooveae Wednesday. Kcv Brown will return Saturday morning It is a common occurrence for per-si-ns who hare artlelee to sell or who wish to buy to call at. The Herald office for information. The office is COnVenie&tly located for the ac commodation of such persons, and we are always pleased to givo any assistance possible. A peculiar coin cidence of prospective buyers and .-.! Her calling at the anise time occur red on Tuesday of this weik. A. S. Knytari of llemingford came down to Alliance On 44 to see about sell ing potatoes, of which he had about three car loads to pall, I ho MOM day Chits. K. Seegt r and Ceo. Smith of Ansley came in on to purchase potatoes to ship to tin ir town. The last named gentlemen CO ma fr. u he train to The Herald office for In formation. Before they left Mr, Bn yeart called ami informed aa Of the object ol bis visit to Alliance. An in troduction and a few minutes' talk, when i hey all hiked for the station to take 4:t to Hem la (ford, to go from there to Mr. K.iyeaiVs ranch and see the spuds ami close the deal FAIRVIEW W. C. T. U. MEETS We are phased to report a very pleasant meeting of the Kairview W. C. T. V. o:i Sunday. October IS, After a short business meeting. the follow ing program was rendi red in a very creditable manner: Opening Song, "Call for lieapi rs." Recitation, "Prances K. Willard." by (Henna Lawrence, followed by the song, "We are Coming. Dear l.ead- ai, llecitatlon. "The Two Classes." Hose Batter. i T. I.. Kxercise, by five Uecitation. "Oive the Chance," Ituby Hauer. Stig, "Tribute to Frances K. Will ard." La Verne and Kstlu-r N'ason. Children's J'ledge. A Favorite in the Willard Home. Kive little Hiildrea Heading. "Welcome to Our Harvest HOBse," Alice Hauer. A very interesting report of estate Convention, by Hlanohe Hauer. Uecitation. "Pledged With Wine." Violet Hadley Recitation, Indication of Harvest Home Cifts," Valentine Lawrence. Closing Song. "Bringing in the heaves." During the program a large picture of Francs K. Willard occupied a prominent place on the platform. which was appropriately decetrated With small bundles of grain and veg etables leprcsi tiling fruits of the harvest. The next meeting will be held In two weeks and will be led by Miss in.,.l... Itauer vice president of the . Cnion We hope all w ho ....t. ..I in the work will rort to be present. MRS IIKKBKltT NASON. Cress HUpl 'bbbbbbsbbB bbs -sbssbbbbbbh aBBBBBBB'' . SBSDSBBSSBBSSSW BBBS . aSSBI BSSBSSl. .SSSSSSBBBSBBBBBBBBBBSISBBBV BWjH children. Hoys a CLARENCE E. HARMAN OP HOLDREOB, NEBR. FOK are liner- make an ef T PAYS TO ADVERTISE Old papers at The ceitfs per buueh. Herald office at State Railway Commissioner NOMINEE DEMOCRATIC AM) PEOPLES INDEPENDENT PART IKS Pledged to the People of the State Vote for Him ! DIMES MAKE DOLLARS GET A LUCKY HORSE SHOtf BANK. bantasel Hank in the Wor'd) IT HOUM W1T TEM DIMKS AND II1K lEN'TH HIMK Ufflfl IT SELLS ON SIGHT. AGC1TS WANTED t t K ) vt t K t. This little bank is made of heivy nickled brass, highly polished, and will last lorever. It can be worn on a key ring, wsieh chain, or easily carriei in the pocket. Send ioc. for sample, or asc. if Oold Finish is preferred. Ask for terms and open territory, which is fast being takeo. "frf iwr rtrf serrnl." Adilo ss. LW!KY HORSC SHOC BASk, 915 1 1st iron. New York, N. Y. J