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The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19
Run on Its Depo.,tor,,

Tacoma, WASH, Oct. 20.-The First
National Bank of Puyallup made a run
IN Its depositors last night, probably
he first time such thing was ever
lone in the history of banking. Ths
money was sent out in a buggy after 3
o'clock p. m. in charge Of teller, the
banks attorney and two armed men as
guards Before midnight all were paid.
The action was taken because an at
empt was made to make the bank pay
;4.5OO owed to the present Erie county
reasurer before paying other deposit
M.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

The Mergenthaler typesettins ma
chimes are being so heavily taxed In
various parts of the country that their
owners have had to resort to court. This
tax on machines Is all wrong. 1t can
not stop the tide of progress as indi-
Gated by invention. The fault with the
machinery lies not In the fact that they
cheaper and facilitate production. but
that the product is not equitably dis
tributed
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19
FIGHT DECLARED OFF.
The Florid. Athletic Club and Corbett
and Fltzsimmons.

and Fltrsimmona.
Hot Springs. Ark. Oct. 21.-The fight
between Corbett and Fitzsimmons is
declared of by the Florida Athletic
Club at conference this morning be-
tween managers Of COrbett and Fitz-
simmons. The club asked that the con-
test be postponed until November IL.
Brady acquiesced, but Julian would
not. The contest was declared on.
Brady then said his last say. that Cor
bett would meet any man in the world,
FitZsimmons preferred, on November
11th the man to be named within twen-
ty-four hours. Vendlg announced that
he would match Maher against Cor
bett and find someone to take his placA
against O'Donnell. the contest between
Maher and Corbett to be for $4,000 a
side,
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

and tie RUpfFssiofz. nominaily attached to
the Black sea fleet, are now allowed to
pass freely between the Black sea and
the Mediterranean without objection on
the part of the Ottoman authorities.
This is considered by Russia as the
thin edge of the wedge that will open
the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles to
the Black sea feet in spite Of the Paris
and Berlin treaties
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19
a. Old \ Ad.x. E1..p,ia.A.

Miss Elders-I don't see how they DO
.. That widow Gettem is the most sue
.sse,ul woman with the men l ever
knew. She has married ana oufieo
three husbands. and now she IL TO mar
ry Q fourth.
a,sa Withers (sadly)-Well. it's the
same old story. my dear: Notning
.ucceeds like success.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

Don't get the idea that you can make
1t all right with eternal Justice for
stealing from your fellowmen six days
week by giving the church a small
percentage of the swag on the seventh.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

1t now appears that the excitement
of the presidential campaign next year
10 to be complicated with the addltlon
Of another international yacht race.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

1t is stated in Chicago that the sugar
trust has made combination with the
wholesale grocers by which the depart
ment stores and retail dealers will be
unable to buy sugar on a parity with
the wholesalers.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

The deadly pink lemonade seems to
be getting knocked out all around this
year. The Wisconsin state fair asso-
citation sold beer privilege for IS, 900.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

That distressed expression on the
face OF the British lion may be taken
a. an indication that Mr. Bayard has
already begun teasing with the tall
twister
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

In Kansas a baptismal sevlce waa
postponed for ball game in which four
OF the converts participated. The re-
port very negligently fails to state
which side won.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

II any of the European sovereigns
know how to play poker they will nave
a lively time when Editor Watterson
sets foot in their various capitals.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

It is now in order for the unspeakapie
Turk to ask humanity to interfere 10
keep the Armenian from audaclousiy
struggling not to be massacred.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19
More worlds Recor,,..

Denver. Oct. 21.-The third day of the
bicycle races resulted In five more new
worlds records as follows:
One-half mile. competition, class B.
G. NJ Murphy. O;5s Is. Breaks record
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19
Nerves
and
Blood

Are inseparably connected. ine .css
mer depend simply, soieiy' ..sa soy ~
upon the latter. II it Is pure .ney ,n' ns
properly fed and there Is no he.s'e ,s =.
ness" II it is impure they arc 1eo On
refuse and the horrors OF nervous
prostration result. Feed the neives
on pure blood. Make pure oiooo sno
keep 1t pure by taking
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

1t is something of surprise to als
rnvar that the :" mech 81 rcfsfk ID yet.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

We shall be sure to go to led tirsd II
We spend the day looking for an easy
place.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

A lazy man never believes that nia
pay IL high enough.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

Claiming to love God and doing moth
Ing for the good of men is hypocrisy.
The Meeker herald., 1895-10-19

. SOS, ,oo5, ,27e.l5 seol,so aes. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16

the Latter. day Saints, the Lord is soft
ening the hearts Of the people, and vii
continue to do so III the future, aut
make It possible for His Church to b,
thoroughly established. We are having
a breathing spell now. We have spreae
over all this intermountain region, not
only in the United States, but into
Canada and into Mexico; aud we are
going east and west, and spreading it
every direction, and gaining strength
and power. And these United States
will be the better for the Latter.day
Saints that are IN H. Tor where the Lat
tcr.day Saints 10, though they may not
be perfect, yet there is spirit and an
influence with them that will attract the
world. We are told indeed OF promi.
nenl men In the world who are looking
10 Utah with a view Of coming here to
make their homes, having the idea
that their children can grow UP in
purity here as they cannot m the rest OF
the world. OH that this be tfue-that
the Latter.day Saints may be pure, and
that the pure vi the world may come In
upon us, WAC desire to preserve their
families In purity, and be welcome
among us, and we will teach them the
truth, and II they do not want IL, Il they
cannot live It, then let them square
their lives by the very best doctrines
and principles that they can receive and
live up to.
This is my testimony before this vast
assembly this morning. May God bles,
US, and bless this conference and the
labors oil the Elders. past and future.
that we may be fully fed, thoroughly in
structcd and advised by our Heavenly
Father In regard to the principles that
are necessary for us to Civ. more care.
iul attention to In the future than we
have done In the past, so that we may
be indeed Latter-day Saints. full OF
faith, and worthy OF the favor and
blessing and protection oil the Lord.
| ask !, in the name OF Jesus Christ.
Amen.
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cannot do one thing in building up the
kingdom OF God, only by the living
oraeles. You must have them all the
time. Where church has not the living
oracles; where a church has not men
who speak as one having authority, az
Jesus spoke, say that that is not the
Church OF God. There must be the
men Of God; there must be the Apostle
ship. there must be the Priesthood; there
must he the organization Of the Church
in all Us perfection and power. That Is
what God las revealed to US. and It is
the reason that this work has
prospcred. Has II ever grown lCss2
No. IL there has ever been a fall
ius away OF one. has there not been an
addition oil hundred The Church
has increased and grown right straight
along, and there are people by tens OF
thousands in these valleys WHO know
the Gospel IS true. II any man has ts.
ceiyed thc Gospel Of Jesus Christ and
has lived II, lie knows tue Gospel Is
true. That knowledge Is part OF the
work. II is part oil the principles that
men should know OF the doctrine. You
take every assertion Of the doctrine
laid down by TIE son Of God and
you will find that lie makes Il posi-.
tive. On the day OF Pentccost, Peter
said, "Rcpent, aud be baptized every
one OF YOU In the name OF Jesus Christ
for the remission OF you sins, and ye
shall receive the gin Of the Holy Ghost,
He did not say, you may or per
haps you will obtain that precious boom
but he said, ''ye shall receive the gin Of
the Holy Ghost" When the Son Of
Man himself was questioned by the
Jews, who wanted TO know why he
came to teach them when he was not
an educated man and had not been
finished In the schools OF the day, He
said, MY doctrine Is no, mine, but his
that sent me. II any man will do His
will, he shall know of the doctrine,
speak Of myself" Now, say that the
Latter day Saints have received the
doctrine and have done the will OF God,
and III. y know OF the doctrine. They
have gathered together and they have
built temples. and are laboring Tor the
salvation OF this world today As no
other people on this earth are doing,
and as no other people eau do; for there
is no other people that has the Gospel.
All OF them have some truth. II would
DC inlbtlaolt alhlell VI halNaNlOn " no
truth were In H.. But | say 4 you were
to take nine-tenths oi the truths aud Try
to make up mans salvation, YOU would
tail. You must have the whole truth or
the system is not complete aud perfect.
| speak with all due respect vi the
religious denominations OF the world.
nave the same profound respect for
every denomination that | ask them to
grant me. for ! am pleased to have PEG.
pie Christian In their feeling and to
have them believe in Jesus Christ. IL
Is much better than to have them inf.
del. But when you lind the Church
that has the authority OF God, with
whom God is laboring all the time. you
will sec men who stand up like men
with authority and with power, and not
as the sctibes and pharisees. We do
know oil what we teach, and We have
hundreds OF thousands vi people today
that can bear US witness. Would dare
/ stand before this congtegat,on II II were
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now we should love them. Where be.
fore we sought TO lay up treasures on
earth. now We should seek TO lay up
treasutes In beayen, our chief object
should be The accomplishment Of Gods
purposes upon The earth. We should
not live for the building OF railroads and
the DEVELOPMENT OF mines and farms,
and the building of houses, etc. WHAT
ever NJ. do of This kind should be done
with the view Of accomplishing the pur'
poses of the Lord in the earth, anu iUr
max ny man happy, and bringing about
that ioy that was Intended In our being
upon The earth. As Adam fell that we
might come TO the earth and obtain
tabefnacles, so we have come to the
earth that we might have 10y IN the
presence OF our Father who dwells In
heaven. That Is the design Of our
Father and the object of our being.
There ore. our hearts must not be set
upon the things ol this world. But II
We seek first tile kingdom Of God aud
His righteousness, all other things that
are necessary Tor US our Father viii add
unto us. Though lie may not accom-.
plish Il this year, He will do some Of Il
this year, and some next year, I'LL
finally we will inherit all things.
But in order that we may have relief
from our sins and come back into the
presence OF God,ii Is necessary not only
that we should believe and be baptized.
but that we should repent also. Follow
ing the doctrine oil faith In God Is the
doctrine OF repentance, as Peter declar.
ed on the day OF Pentecost unto those
who had slain the Savior or had con.
sented to His death. They were
gathered In great numbers, and many
were convinced under the instructions
OF the Inspired Apostle OF God. They
were pricked In their hearts, aud said,
"Men and brethren, what shall We dor"
Peter answered them, Repent, and bo
baptized every one OF you in the name
OF Jesus Christ for the remission OF sins,
and ye shall receive the XII, OF the Holy
Ghost" What glorious promise that
was to the people ON that day. II II
was the truth In the days Of Peter, I say
1t Is the truth today. II II was necessary
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not full Of people who know that what
| say is true? Thousands here would
hold up their right hands and take a
solemn oath II il were necessary. that
they know this is the Gospel that Jesus
has established; that II Is Ills Church
and that His purposes are being iulfllcd
In the earth. What have we left our
homes fofp Had we no need to come
up here1 Only to do the will OF the
Lord. The spirit Of this work gathers
the people. We never took up an
argument with the people to convince
them that they need to come here.
Why, In many Instances we have to try
and quiet their nerves and keep them
from galherlng,in order that the Church
abroad may be strong enough to sus.
tain the Elders In the missionary field.
have thought we have depleted our
missions more than we ought to have
done am not questioning my broth.
rem who preside over me and have
directed these affairs; but these have
been the sentiments Of my heart, that We
have allowed the people to gather more
rapidly than was wise In view OF the
desire TO spread abroad the principles
OF eternal truth In the world.
Now, we stand before the world and
are willing to be questioned, in private
aud In public; and we say to the world,
believe on the Lord lesus Christ; re.
peat OF your sins, and he baptized for
the remission Of those sins, and you
shall obtain remission Of sins and an
entrance into the Kingdom OF God, and
YOU shall receive the Holy Ghost. and
shall know Of the doctrine. Then
everything will BE- new TO you: for You
will see as the world do not see.
Although we miuglc with the world and
she world Is among US, do they see, and
feel, aud understand and believe rs we
dor No. bu there Is magic some.
thing about the Lattet.day Saints that
the world admlres. There is a feeling,
a spirit and an influence over the cuun
try where the Latter.day Saints dwell
that wins people aud draws their aztec.
tons and their attention, and they love
to be among us. We are possibly the
most remarkable people today IN the
world; only little handful. but looked
upon as an important people IN these
United States, attracting more attention
perhaps than any other section OF the
country. This i, because the Lord is
with us. lie is everything and moving
among the nations OF the earth. 1t Is
not what lie is accomplishing here
alone, by Ills people. but lie is moving
upon the spirits oi men, soitsnng their
hearts and preparing the way for the
Gospel to be introduced throughout the
world and the people to be gathered
from among all nations. Then we say,
welcomed What welcome was given
here yesterday, and will be again TO.
night What welcome Is always given
in this beautiful buildingl budding
erected SO many years ago, and yet II
is up to the times today, and will be for
the next hundred years. Aud so are
our temples, and yet the foundations OF
these buildings were laid when we were
In our infancy and in Our poverty, and
they have been completed by the power
OF God upon His people. All Ills
works will be fulfilled and accomplished
Just the same. We are gaining strength
and power, and although tnere has
been a great deal Of bitterness towards
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DISCOURSE
,,. General Conference of the Church. In the Tab
p.rvssa ~ .nsolo, Sal, Lake City, Saturday October
1885, by
ELDER FRANCIS M. LYMAN.
REPORTED ny ARTHUR wISrKR.l

Spirit, TO give him understanding and
wisdom, aud no i.atter.day SAINT need
to be led astfay by false teachers; ior
the Spirit OF the Lord being their com
panion, they are entitled TO comprehend
the truth and to detect error, and to
know their status before the Lord day
by day.
But in order to enjoy the Spirit oil the
Lord as our Heavenly Father has de-
signed we should do, II Is really neces.
sary that we should serve the Lord, that
we should honor Him and keep His
commandments, that we should be very
careful in our lives, and that our hearts
should not be set upon the things OF this
world, but that we should seek TO lay
up treasures in heaven. The way
treasures are laid up In heaven, as |
understand Il, is by men doing day by
day the good that opens up before them
--laboring to improve and to elevate
society. II society Is corrupted by the
spirit Of lying, then II is the duty OF
every man who bears the Priesthood aud
every person who has embraced the
truth TO operate against the spirit Of
living, and 10 teach truth. II there is a
spirit OF infdeli,y affecting the people,
then every man should be nerved against
infidelity, and labor to promote faith In
the hearts Of the people. For 1t is not
possible to please God without faith. II
is not possible to please our Heavenly
Father without the spirit oi truth and
honesty, Of virtue and uprighlness. The
source Of happiness to mankind, we are
told IN the scriptures. Is the favor oil
God. II we please Him, lie will favor
us. ! presume that every Latter day
Saint under the sound OF my voice today
has had experience enough to know
that the favor OF the Lord is not upon
us when we do wrong. take Il that
we have all done wrong enough to know
this. take Il also that we have all
done well and wrought righie BUSINESS
enough 10 know that the favor oil heaven
is upon Us when we do right. Why
shall we do wrongf Why shall we not
listen to the counsels Of our Heavenly
Father and do right all the timel Why
Is It that we are not doing right con-
stantlyp Is there any power given to
Satan to compel us to do wTongp Is
there any power given to Satan TO com.
pei us to break the Sabbath day and not
to keep II holyp Is power given to Satan
that he can compel us to he unvirtuous,
unjust or un,ruthiull have never found
1t SO in my experience. have never
been compelled to do wrong. VIVA,
wrong have done have done with my
eyes open. l have known what was
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..,, the Spirit OF the Lord may
lp'p ,o ., throughout, the remainder
TO- r NV SyV conference as it has been , upon
is' Ol' ,s.dnv Of the La,ter-day Saints
Ihs .',,.nee makes very important
o 'Jo They are for the transaction
0sT a'.Io.., and the giving Of ins'rne'
o. p', .s,, ,he people may receive fire.
uO'' ~, ,' N. tue sound, that the keynote
may " 80 saints may enjoy the Holy
LA 01. - ina, they can always discern
p. ,,r,b. and then they are not easily
~. l'..',,d il regard to doctrine and prin,
a .,.I. OBTAINING to TIE plan Of lite and
eps .iss The revelation requires par
'1n.,',Iv that the Elders upon whose
's.n,d,n res, the responsibilities OF tho
,,ssdom should meet together frequent
!. General conference We gather
y - wear, in stake conferences four
80 49, wear; and at these gatherings all
sasr,,, !, transacted, and it is done by
s'@mOu consent. Every member OF the
Ss,,rb is entitled to a voice in the
,s..,e,iou Of Church business, whether
n ne quoums Of the Priesthood, in the
s,,1,dngs Of the people in wards and in
49,, or as a whole Church. No man
hid in position in this Church who
a, no, the fellowship OF the people;
al men in this Church never lose the
,,ros,hip Of the people so long as they
h aght. For the Latter-day Saints
b,ulhe Holy Ghost as their companion,
IA The Holy Ghost eomprehends, not
AN doctrine and principle, but men; so
,s,tmen who are called TO preside over
ne afe read Of the Holy Ghost. II they
M Heaanesses, the Saints discover
,s,n; and they have confidence In men
n pfuponion to their integrity to the
e,u,.. II men live their religion, the
p.sole love them and listen to them. II
r,5 DO no, live according to their pro.
LESSONS, they lose caste among the peo-
IN, /, Is singular that the Latter day
s,.nls can discern so carefully and par.
nuafly the conditions OF one another,
ssd hos ably they will detect error,
M, doctrine or evil that may arise. or
l,u,sen,ed among the people by false
i,,shsn. Every Lattef-day Saint is
,stiled to the presence OF the Holy
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SURPLUS, 100000.

Some people always save n ittei most people
sometimes something and people
anything. Tho road to comfort lies more In what we
save than what we mako. Zons Savings Bank was
opened for two As investment for those
who estabshed and aiso plaoo In which ths
Pile OF Utah could safely deposit their money and
recetve reasonable interest thereon II 10 the Largest
and Oldest Savings Bank In Utah, and tho confidence
reposed In Is ntesed by the fact that since the bank
was Instituted. l5,5os savings accounts have boon
opened. Deposits received In sum from 81 UP.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16

Made Ills wife Happy
By bringing home Lannon'S Club
Sausage for breakfast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-16

The direct lin. to Kansas City, 81.
Louis and Atlantic seaooard, 10 vi.
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
cars, and all connections made In
Union depois In the day time. II you
are going East and care for . day light
ride through the grandsst sosnsry OF
tho Rocky Mountains en- route. sec
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free to holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. b. KoosER. q. II. &P. A., I,
q Morlan Block. Sslt Lake CITY.
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Buy sll your medicines OF oodbs
Pitts Drug 90.
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Buy all your drugs AMI medicines
at old rsliabls Godbe Pitts Drug Store.
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no VOC ksOw
That you can gnt tue u.sI candles In
ia = city NJ tie new Kolhr Handy
Kitchen, 60 South Main Hue,t.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-04

Ex'Congressman Sweet was given
an ovation on his return TO Moscow
last week. Had Moscow people work.
ed for his election to the U. S. Senate
with the same grace they exhibited IN
welcoming him home, it is possible he
might have been elected. But they
did not Another case.
"seveL cities claimed a Homer dead
through which living Homer begged his
bread.
To retain an abundant head Of hair
OF natural color to good old age,
the hygiene of the scalp must be Oh.
served. Apply Halls Hair Remover
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-04
Colony for idaho.

CHICAGO, April Chicago per
sons who expect to found the Pts.
mouth farm colony in Idaho next
summer, have appointed committee
to 90 West to report on the character
OF the soil, the crop prospects and the
various questions OF detail. If all be
favorable some Of r., members will
probably remain in Idaho to make
ready for the coming Of the colony
next August. There will be demand
for carpenters and other artisans.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-05-04
This Man 8 Not aulltn.

Il is source Of much satisfaction
10 the Tribune 10 be able TO give the
unqualified assurance that a knowl-
edge OF the affairs Of the Commercial
bank Of Moscow, will restore Mr. Hat
,abaugh TO full confidence as soon as
they can be revealed without preju-
dice 10 the seal OF the court. Ii is
neither permissible nor prudent at
this time to give a general public ex-
PLANTATION OF The transactions OF the
bank, but II is the privilege OF the
Tribune 10 assert that no criminal
culpability can be attached 10 Mr..
liattabaugh's actions, and that nego-
iiations are now pending which, If
consumated, will place him in charge
Of the bank as trustee 10 wind up its
affairs A large number Of creditors
have already SIGHTED desire to have
Mr. Hattabaugh undertake the task,
as he will be abe 10 make a larger
yield from the assets than any other
man In any event Mr. Hattahaugh's
legion Of friends will now be gratiiied
TO learn that be will come out Of his
cmharass ncuts with an unstsined
character. though his fortune NAV be
zone. Lewiston Tribune