The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, October 25, 1901 Page: 4 of 8
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THE DEMOCRAT T'lLSA. INDIAN TERRITORY—EI6HT PA6ES.
Our Weekly Sermon.
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**" —• |y HBV. C. W. KERR, of the Prrxhvtffian Churdi.—
deril; If so, God mivm to un, that
Wf tro not fit for bis kingdom.
Uwir reader, keep your heart
right. Kttmmbrr what Petty
said loSiuiou, Act* 8:20 21. “Uut
Peter wait! unto him; Thy silver
P*rish with thee, because thou
hast thought to obtain the gift
of God with money. Thou hast
neither part nor lot in this mat-
ter; for Uiv heart ih not right be-
fore God.” Another symptom
is,—Unbelief, Heb. 3:12. "Take
heed, brethren, lest haply there
shall be in any one of you an ev il
heart of unbelief, in falling away
from the living God ”
These are only a few of the
•y.nptoms. Mark gives a long
list of them in the 7th chapter
21-22 verses. So much for the
symptoms.
Second thought. What is the
cause of the disease? Answer is
one word: satan. This is a germ
, , . . , , , *Ket 'n which we are living,
abode of the lost, and make a Scientist* tell us that all the ill*
post-mortem examination of the of the body are produced from,, r . ,r,.m me w
lost Souls, we would find that differtfnt ^ jn the «""«•» a fine Glor.e de Dijon rose, j "
of hrart trouble. ,itua) wor)d aI, the heart lroub, J U bad been grafted to a strong *' an'
root of some ordinary rose which
When anything goes wrong
with our physical hearts, we
usually become freightened and
send lor a physician. Well may
wo take care of our hearts; for
when they stop beating life
ceases. But it is more iui|»ortant
to take care of ourspiritual heart;
for, as Solomon well said, “Keep
thy heart with all di/^eoce; for
out of it are the issues of life."
If the heart is diseased, the entire
spiritual life will become so. If
physical heart trouble is danger-
ous, spiritual heart trouble is
much more so, for the first can
only effect the earthly life, but
the other effects the immortal
life.
We talk about scourges, such
as cholera, smallpox, diptheria
and yellow fever; hut we do
not know what a scourge is until
we begin to count the deaths
from spiritual heart disease. If
we were to walk through the
the hay took fire; there was only
one way to put the lire out, and
that was to siuk the boat. So
when a man's heart is on fire
from the devil, there is only otic
wav to get that lire out, and that
is to sink the beurt in the blood
of Jesus Christ.
But before the Great Physician
cured us of our heart trouble,
there are certain directions we
must follow. One is to take the
doctor's medicine. Jcr. 2*»:|3,
“And ye shut I seek me, and find
ine, when ye shall search forme
with all your licurl."
The other direction is given in
i'salin 51:17. “The sacrifices of
God are a broken spirit: A brok-
en and a contrite heart, O God
thou wilt not despise.”
The direction is in come with
a humble heart, like the publican
who went up to the temple to
prav, standing afar off, would
not lift up so much as Ins eyes
unto heaven, but smote his
breast; saying, God he merciful
unto ine a sinner.”
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show yon the trouble," and lie
went dow n on his knees and he-. , .................|IW
gan to remove the earth, and sure ,»
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l Main sifi»« t
enough, just below the surface
tin root had sent out a long
straight shoot, which found Its
way to the sun several leet away
and was already opening a lew
leaves. The tlorisl cut this shoot
and then said, “Your rose will
bloom how. Y<>u see the root
remembers its old nature, and
goes hack toil. You must watch
it and cut oil these llew suckers,
whenever one starts." Mow many
stunted, sickly, blossomlesschris-
t'aiis need pruning at the roots!
“Blessed are the pure in heart,
for they shall see God."
“The heart is dedtful above all
things, and it is desperately sick;
who can know it?"
Rocking diairs in endless
arietics at Archer Hardware Co.
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frail (>ms.
Hines has a large assort-
Then when we get our new ment of home made fruit cans,
heart we want to keep U with which he offers to those needing
all diligence. The devil is ever same. Cans are heavy, and will
watchful to get some sin into our last two or more seasons with
hearts. To illustrate how necen-' proper care,
sary it is for us to watch our
hearts,—once a lady bought of a
Coronet Brand Corset start
we would find that . ir florist a fine Glorie de Dijon rose- fr,,m ,h*‘ wa,Ht line Xhi‘ ‘,,rrctt
every one died of heart trouble. jtua) wor)d all the heart trouble ^II hld b*en *<rafle<1 « strong ,I""K’ ■"J1 Vl'v Hw,li K'v,‘
Our theme is “Spiritual Heart h produced’,,y a(frtfat> !arKe ,rm of some ord.nary rose which "TV ‘* lhC
getting into the heart, and that 0'K1'1 l<» give B» g<*o«l growth,
germ is the devil. He is the au-
thor and propigator of sin.
Trouble.
First thought. What are some
of the symptoms of this disease?
When we are sick and call a phy-
s.ctan, the first thing he does is
to find out the symptoms of the
disease; he feels our pulse, looks
at our tongue, takes our temper-
ature, etc.
In our text we are given one of
the symptoms this soul deserves;
"The heart is deceitful above all
things." The word deceitful
means—to supplant, to catch by
the heel, to trip up; and it is from
this word the name Jocob comes.
We have an illustration of this
symptom in the lives of the
Pharisees. See Luke 11:39. “And
the Lord said unto him, now do
ye Pharisees cleanse the outside
of the cup and the platter; but
your inward part is full of extor-
tion and wickedness ” Another
sympton is an evil imagination.
This symptom was very common
before the flood. Gen. b:5. “And
the Lord saw that the wicked-
ness of man was great in the
earth, and that every imagina-
tion of the the thoughts of his
heart was only evil continually.”
Dear reader, are either of lhear
symptoms in your life? Is there
deceit in yonr life? Are you true
to th« core? Then, how about
your imagination, is it clean,
pure,, and bright? Remember,
that our innermost thoughts lie
open, and revealed as clear, as
noonday light, in his eves.
Another symptom is a divided
heart, trying to be two persons at
Third, and the important
thought. What is the cure for
{spiritual heart trouble? Let me
say right here that you can't cure I
yourself. No patent medicine is
able to destroy the germ- No
earthly doctor can help you. Only
one physician has the cure and
that is the Great Physician, the
Lord Jesus Christ. His medicine
is his own blood. If your heart
has stopped beating, the thing
for you to do is to come to the i
Great Physician and have him
wash the old, stony, hard heart in
his own life giving blood and:
have it born again, regenerated,
resurrected, brought to life. The
sinner needs to pray “Create in
me a clean heart, O God, and re-
new a right spirit within me.”' 0t
We can’t core ouiselves. We 0
can stir around and patch over, ^
but the germ of sin is still there. NR
A boy went into a paintsbop, the NK
owner beiugout, and took up '.he ^
paddle from the pail of Indian ^
red, all ready for the brush, and *0.
was watching the thin red stream 0
which flowed Irom the end, some 0j
noise freightened him and lie 0
turned quickly and let one drop
of the red paint fall in a keg of ^
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But it grew very slowly and! Get Mi-v>uri sorghum—R. A.
would not bloom at all. She call- ( Holt Produce and Kupplv House.
Bring your chickens, Butti r
and eggs to Reynolds »V Hays—
tile New Feed Store.
Harness Oil.
Kuisel's celebrated harness and
saddle oil, always ill stm k at Al-
der's hainess and saddle store,
corner of Cherokee and Second
Street. This is a guaranteed
grease. Your money hark il you
want it.
Drnt.il Notice.
Dr. L. I*. Dwells the Collins-
villi Dentist will dii your dental
work. Crown and Bridge work,
and fine fillings 4 specialty. Pain-
less extraction of teelll. Charges
reasonable. All work guaran-
teed. examination free, l ir-t
dour w. st of posloflicv, on Main
street.
Swell line of new stripe-weave
nerk lies for voting gentlemen at
J M. Hall \ Co\.
Fresh meat and groceries at
StuflUehi em’s.
Art Denims at
Co’s.
J. M. llall A
THREE
NEW DEPARTMENTS
ADDED
Millinery.
Owing to the demand for an up to date la-
die** dress hat. walking hat ami sailor, we
have decided to add a Ktock of new and
stylish hats. The ladies will l>e well repaid by calling and inspecting our
line before purchasing fall hats. These hats are the latest ami best marie
hats on the market and our prices will correspond with the prices in our
other departments.
pure white lead. There it lay,
one little red spot in the white
mass. Immediately the boy be-
gan to stir the lead to hide the
red spot. He stirred and stirred
until he thought all trace of it
'b'to,.*w'c i painter came id be
God. and at the same time to.....
serve the devil. But we are told,
“Ye cannot-serve God and Mam-
mon,” John, in writing to the!
was gone, but the moment the
What 2
is the matter with that lead, it
has lost its whiteness?” S^me
of us have tried to do the same
La.aliceutr, said, “So because
thou art lukewarm, and neither
cold nor hot, I will spew thee out
of my mouth.” Do you remem-
ber what Christ said to the man
'thing with the spots in our char-
acter, but have made miserable1
failures out of it. The heart is
dike the old fountain in the Ho-
man Forum.
1 had been
'of eenlnries it
who wanted to follow him and at • *** * 0
.. . . .. . years ago it was cleared out. dirt. Ml
the same time wanted to go home .. . . w.
. ... . ,, “ filth and rutns of old buildings Ml
and bid farewell to those at , . . . . * w.
. . ,.v„ . A had collected in it, hut when Ml
home/ “No man, having put' , . - . . w.
. . . . .. , , , . • cleared out it flowed as freely as Ml
his hand to the plow, and looking „ . ... ' w.
. , , .. j . ever. Brought ba_* to life: so Mf
back, u fit for the kingdom of . , W.
p. . „ t , . our hearts need to be c.eared out
God. . I wonder if any of us
have this half-hearted, lukewarm . . *' 4 maD a 0
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when 1* is convenient, but when know that boat was sunk oncer "
it is tnconviement. serving the it bad been loaded with hay aod
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AND TABLETS. Have just received a full line of School Book*
Tablet-and Pencils. H ive your children come and g-t their pencils
and tablets now. for it pays to be well equipped at the start. Our
prices in this department were quoted last week.
QUEENSWARE
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HJfrAVE placed an order for Queen-ware which will arriv«- this week.
Our prices in thi* department are surprisinjf, as we liought th< m at
extremely low figure- and our custmners will get the benefit of our bar*
gains. You should make it a point to at lea-t come and examine our Cozv,
Corner lamp-at $2.38.$Z48,?2.5#.Clothes bru-he- from 15 to35c,Children %
cloaks from 75c to $2.23. Picture frames from 17 to 4.3c, Stylish cor-ets
from 45c to $1.23 Children and Misses ho>e supporter-. Linen and v ra-h
towels, Di-h-pans, Wash-pans. Bread-pan-, and try a -ample of our Hou-e.
keeper s Friend, which tiaves one half your -oap and more than half the
rubbing.
Always Remember when you start out
Shopping to Visit
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Lunsford, R. L. The Tulsa Democrat. (Tulsa, Indian Terr.), Vol. 7, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, October 25, 1901, newspaper, October 25, 1901; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1077609/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.