THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TELLS WHAT CIIIIISTIAN SCIKN(!Klwny of thinking or dolflg, howovor,
IS Altl) HOW IT 'undent, can b trusted without
WOKKH
ho dishonest It In oqually usable to
ot rid of tho ovll suggestion to be
COLLEGE BOY REAL SALESMAN
A lecture
proof." The teachings of Ohrlstlnn sick, for the Inttor ban no more logit
Sctoncc rest on reason, and they arc limato place In tho Ufa and thought of
Bright Idea That Enabled Him to
Dispose of the Last Egg Cupt
in Stock. '
on Olinsuan science, ,,, ,i i... nmnr an i rilrlt. nfunnn than the former. Holh are tho
What It Is and How It Works was . r,aBf)nlng and i,0nest considor-! expression of the ovll mind .while.
kivuh imi fc atlon'J'Jt us approach the stibject bo-1 man is made to express uou, ino ui- Two college boys were peddling odds
uuu K-euowfl nan oy nun uuS fop( wUh ()Ul thollxht open i0 , vine mind.
Sooley of Uoston. For tho benoflt & ll)Rt ,g (rue M(1 gpod So wIlcn avri whispers, "I'm catch
er our Christian Science renders a The teachings of Christhm Science ing cold. My 'feet are wet I'm afraid
report or this lecture follows: inseparable from the lilble. They I will soon have a cold In my head,"
i-or uioir orun.uiB oi mucn, mo foun,,ed upon tlie ternl truth ; the Christian Scientist says in sub-
of being which that book of the agoslstance, "God good, Is my llfo, the
Pfintfllns. "The Bible was my oniy source, ami support or my . ueing.
Your family and your friends will Jamo London of Donvor arrived
appreciate and chorlsh a vOlft that ;Wldnosday to visit In tho, ally with-
v rn1ntlvrt.
'Lasts, purchaiod ffom our store. . ,, c ,,
Clinton ft Son. Gift That Last. Crook.
illglous bollofs Christian Scientists
have nothing but good-will. They
and ends of china. In un unfrequented I
farming district. Tiny stopped their j
ancient chugging truck before a typ-
Ically unpretentious establishment. A
round, solemn woman with her arms j
rolled up. In her' gingham apron up
preached the automobile, only mildly
Interested. The lad with the keen
and the quirking mouth '
brusque tone, "Is there any-
ould like In coffee cups,
1Hove that through tho onllghtonod (px(,)00k(., wrlteg Mrg. Eo-(y n, Set-.BlcknesB is not of God nnd has no blue eyes n
thought of Christian pooplos the Health, page 110, where relationship to 11 Im or to Ills express- asked In 'a In
-world will be lod over forkard. Thoy .. a ,-,,,, ie,i i man. Mortal mind and Its1 evils J'" w
rejoice in good wherever manifest ' , llscovery of CIi;ifiUan rfct ' manifestations lmve no soup bowls or milk pltchej-sV"'
and join with their whole heart in ' . SciMn do 'and cannot for an Instant deprive ,. L !e .'""".l8
tho common prayer of Christendom Wn&lft in of h Gou.app0lnted condition 't w kK llK to look
to our common Lather God, Tli imrrownoM of its lettor. Tholr or destiny. My true Selfhood as do- at some egg cups."
kingdom como. Thy will bo done In
earth, as it is heaven." In ner Moss
'ISstnP "-. ci
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acceptance is based on the fact, prov-1 termlnod by God. Is harmonious,
,i in ihntr iivns. that within its pages ' healthy and free. I therefore rofuse
"Yes, madam," said the boy as he
deftly slid the cover off a box contain-
age to The Mother Church in Boston . , lnspIratlon ' t0 b(! (lomlnatcd or controlled by any '.'' ; "jo 'lusty but dainty receptacles, g bringing Up Father On Wis
in 1902. Mary Baker Eddy, tho Dis- J concerning God's argument of cold or sickness which ,UJ " n?., fV- ' ""'' I I l 1 r I M' .
coverer and Founder of Christian a por. nuth()rl(v from Go(1, ln aml onb - loft Theatre Tuesday Night.
Vacation Keith
Sclonco, oxprcBsed that loving regard
for tho church of her youth which
Is so frequently found ln nor writ
ings. She said, "It was an Inhoront
,.., you may m'
cnaraciensuc oi my iiuuwc, a .iu - . , lonp.liinirs
lod of somo 4,000 yoars. t by whom I livo, and move, and have
If you arc a sceptic and have, my being.",
doubted the authenticity of the Blblo , :o: -
ovo for yourself, through ( inuj,io
of birthmark to lovo the Church, and
tbo Church onco loved mo. Thon
why not remain friends, or at least
ugreo to dlsagrpo, Jn love; part
. . . ..! 11.. f 1. .V.
lair toes, i novor ion uiu wimui, . .. nmv
jj I supernaiuim. immui ..v.
, the explanation of the natural sup-
Ttm tmvt T.ltiroln fiountv teachers' i
ot Christ Josuh were absolutely ac- j ejtam,lwlloni wIn bo hold "in the'
curato and scientific statements f ! usual pinCGs, Saturday, December
I tho laws of life and health, and that
! there was nothing In them that was
2nd.
either ln heart or in doctrlno: 1
begun.whore tho Church left off."
Thoreau writes, "It is never too
lato to give up our prejudices. No
Ailcon G. Cochran,
County Superintendent
The Manualo
Tho Player-Piano
that is all but human
Full lino of groceries and meats at
Crows. Hamburger 15c,
; round steak 23c, welniea
loin and
20c, pork
Crow & Crow.
Phono 708.
The Old Folks
will enjoy
tho opportunity
of oxprcsaiug
their musical feelings
through the Manualo
Tho long OTCnlngs
at homo t
may bo made happy
with the music
they played and hang
In younger years.
ThG Manualo
makes this possible.
Como In
Play It yourself.
Piano Tuning
Piano Caso lloflnlahlng.
Holley Music House
A Gift
that will be
a daily
Reminder for
a Lifetime
remacy of good ovor evil, of God over
tho devil, and sHecIflo directions as
to how you and I may utilize tho
might of good to overthrow tho con
ditions of ovll, sin, disease and llnally roast 20c, picnic hams 15c.
dCHow ignorant most of us have j Special prlco on beef by the quarter
been of this great storehouse of sptrlj. , and on dressed hogs. Free delivery.
ual, healthglvlng Truth so near at'
hand. Stevenson has spoken of the
! treasures o tho Blblo as "thotio
i truths which wo are all courteously1
'supposed to know, and all modestly .
i refrain from applying." There Is
moro truth than there should be ln
his statement.
Christian Sclenco shows ovll to bo
I nothing but' a nogatlvo state of
thought. It Is like Ignorance. Wo
lean all seo that thoro Is no such
thng Iu reality as Ignorance Ig
norance is but a negative stato of
i thought, tho absenco of Bomothlng,
and it disappears instantly when in-
itelllgenco appears. So every phaso
of evil Is but a phase of,splrltual ig
norance, an absenco of tho under
standing of good, tho affirmative,
spiritual Truth of being, and It dis
appears before tho light of spiritual
intelligence as the darkness flees be
fore tho' dawn.
Let us now consider somo speclllc
application of Christian Sclenco.
Suppose an upright business man is ,
confronted with a temptation to
profit through a dishonest transac
tion. Ho thinks to hlmsolf, "No, 1 1
will not do that dishonest net for It
Is not right. It Is not according to
my standard of manhood." What has ;
he dono hero? Ho has mentally!
repudiated an ovll suggestion that
whispered to him, becauso U.ls higher
sense of llfo knows that It is wrong,
is erroneous and unworthy of a J
place In his thought or llfo. He
takes this s(and mentally for what
Is right and true. Now this is just
exactly what a Christian Scientist
does only ho goes further and men
tally repudiates tho BuggeBtlon of i
I ovll no matter what tholr nature may
Iwi IP din mmilnl mnllinrl In linnhlft
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' to got rid of the sinful suggestion to '
The woman shook her head dubi
ously. "Can't use 'em. Five aren't
enough. There's eight In our fumlly."
Aud she started buck to the house.
"Walt u minute." culled the boy
frantically as he suw the possibility of
a sale disappearing without a struggle.
"Perhaps nil of your family don't oat
'ggs."
The woman rellected u minute nnd
thon came back. The merest sugges
tion of eagerness wus registered on t
her placid countenance. "That's right," !
she said. "Five Is all I do need. I'll '
take 'em." Chicago Journal.
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Munchausen Said to Have Deceived
Even Himself by His Tales of i
Wild Adventures. I
Baron Munchausen was the- Imagi
nary author and hero o a scries of
wonderful tnles entitled "The Adven
tures of Baron Munchausen." They
were first published in England ln 1785
by Rudolph Erich Ruspe, an expatri
ated German, and were followed by
translations und Imitations In German
and other languages.
The name of the hero Is said to
be derived from Jerome Charles Fred
erick von Munchausen, a German ofll
cer ln tho service of Russia, who be
came notorious for his ridiculous tales
ot adventure. It is said that by dint
of repetition he came llnally to believe
ImpMclty In the truth of his most ex- '
travajjant stories.
The authorship of these tales Is ln ,
dispute, although one authority says"'
"the author is Rudolph Erich Haspe,
and the sources from which the adven- i
tures were compiled ure Bebel's fFace- j
tine,' Castlgllone's 'Corteglano,' Bllder-j
' matin's 'Utopia,' and some of the ,
baron's own stories." ,
Use YOUR Car this Winter"
GOLD weather is hard on any storage
battery. With a powerful Prest-O-Lite
Battery in your car, and
Prest-O-Lite Service to care for it, you can
always be sure of the "juice" to turn over
your engine and to feed your headlights.
Call here regularly fot testing.
Iluiwest Electric Service Station.
WieAiUJite
ni-m
SloiageSixittmy
JJ
Stone's Pharm
MjSj acy. McDonald
Hi 1 yCnmelrlnk
I ifta V S Goc a month
VI wilhouldilrinl. I J
Return of the Trencher.
The poet's table was set with very
old plates they were blocks of wood
a foot square and two Inches thick,
wherein the plnte proper wns hollowed
1 or dug.
"These," the poet said, "are trench
i ers, real old medieval trenchers. We
derive from them the phrase, 'a good
I trencher-man,' you know."
! As he spoke he served- his guests
With the hash of 'meat and potatoes
that composed the frugal luncheon.
"The high cost of servants," he went
on, "makes the revival of the trencher
a necessity for us poor poets. Now,
friends, clean -your trenchers like good
frenchmen ; sop the gravy up with
bread ; then turn them over for the pie
course."
The guests duly turned their trench
ers over, and there on. the other side
was nnother plate, dug or hollowed out
of the wood, Just like the tlrst one.
"Two plates In one," said the poet
delightedly. "What a saving, eh?"
i
Auction!
A
.uction!
Monday, December 4th.
CATTLE! , - CATTLE!
At North Platte Stock Yarns.
Will sell at this Auction from 350 to 450 cattle, consisting of steers
of all kinds, good white faced cows and heifers, feeding cows, stock
and feeding calves, butcher stuff, milk cows and feeding bulls.
These cattle sell from one up to a car lots, most of them soiling
frsight paid to the river.
Comb and buy., your cattle here w,here you am buy wltat you want,
whero you are our own judge.
No buying commission and a lot of other expense to pay. This
expense added to the first oost o cattle makes them too high.
IN THIS SALE THKUK WILL ALSO BE 10 POLAND CHINA BOARS.
JUST A FEW WORDS to tho man who has cattle to sell. JDo not
pass up our North Platto market and railroad them to some river mar
ket. Whenever you do, you will lose money. If you do not care to take
my word for this, ask somo one who has tried this game.
Bring in your cattle for Monday. Doc. 4th.
Casper Ranch,
Col. Park. Ill Cruslnberry.
11. 11. Johanscii, Auctioneers
Visit Our Store
Thanksgiving.
Wo have guaranteed fresh candled eggs.
Just a few of our overy day prices
Crlsn Colory, per stalk j;jc
No. 1 Soft Shelled Walnuts, por lb. , Hoc
Cranberries, por quart 1 ic,e
Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. I 5(.
No. 2 It. 13. C. Fancy Pumplcin, per can i;jc
No. 2io R. B. C. Fancy pumpkin, per can '2()e.
rtiebmond Condensed Milk, por can 1 5C,
Swift's Smoked Shoulders por pound o0t,
Vresh Meals, Hay and Grain
Burke's Cash Grocery.
We'pliy. positively highest prices for No. t fresh country
butter and eggs.
Home dress
ed Chickens
per lb 30c.
A live per
lb, 20c.
Phone 071021 Ensl th St,
WE DELIVER
Yellow Pie
Pumpkins
10c
each.
mil rtli'l
Thanksgiving !
Many of us cannot get home to
sit down at the big Thanksgiving
dinner.
But we can travel home quickly by
telephone, and we can talk to all the
family, recognizing their voices and
their laughter.
A telephone talk will relieve the
disappointment of oof being there in
person.
It is our wish diat your Thanks
giving may be filled with joy and
plentj, and that it may continue
throughout the coming year.
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