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AIi % TA<n NAY nae - ! leuult.
\ Ten-Year-OiA nay -
u Jafl.

CovinEton, La, November Is Thu Kill.
inr At Bayuu I.aeosnh. ana, thcr,,,. ~ ~.
,-..,....s.. - -. ..,-- II I =. :. - 49,.
- ~'v SvtvsitS ma nis jury
assisted ~ Sncrtft StrUolc, who wan on
the ground. resulted Ia the foltowinr facts.
i've mo, Lit,.a y.w,s,,. ,,....-,.5 80.
= "a -. -. AZ ii $500 NSssiu 1u>e
xetcT Svhys Of, anu tnreo very bndys II
not mDrtafly wounded. Amada Cousin
shot IN IA hcad ana face "a hsaiv 80, 80
,.p 1870. 49,. - 81 -'s.. 49,
~. "nVt"c1 uyes Ase WY " nvt, iSeVnaxu
jolly. shot In the back and right eide;
Potter Jolly, Jr., beaten very badly over Tho
head With a aticl
NJ. ..,., -. Y
'e'tiov "SNe"s vs'"~'uu tsom
leud existing between tho WINS pf Peter
Jolly Sir. ana Lawrence Cousin. The
wife OF Cousin went 10 Jollye house yes-
teriay and had hiph words. Jolly and hlG
sons wore tS~ro. IawrenSv Cousin had
been out hunting and ON returning hvari
The disturbance, and went no mo road to-
ward Jolly's house with his sun on his
shoulder Jolly went inside and got hfs
gun and apl,earpd upon the wcene about
the sauna time Cousin arrived. Very fcw
words were spoken when both fired al the
same moment. Jelly With iine shot and
Cousin with buckxhot. Jolly fell with one
buckshot through the heart ana one
through the arm, but returned the firc With
tho second barrel 10 falling and the sun
position Ia thai Il wag this shot that 30
badly wounded his son leonard who was
between hin, and Cousin. Lawrence Con-
ain while shot In the faes with fine shot.
fired his second shot. which went In the
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HEART DISEASE.
SOME FACTS REGARDING THE,
RAPiD INCKEAsE OF HEART
TROUBLES.
40 Not he Alarmed. but Look for
the Cause.

10
DO Not he Alarmed. but Look for
the Cause.
Heart troubles. at least among Ameri.
canB, are certainly increasing. and while
this may be largely due 70 the excitement
and worry OF American business life, II 10
more often the result Of weak stomachs. OF
poor digestion.
Real. organic heart disease is incuraDle.
but mol one case Ia U hupdred OF heart
trouble Ia organic.
The close relation between helrt trouble
ana poor digestion In because bofh organs
are controlled by branches N the same
great nerves, the sympathetic and pneurno-
gastric.
In another way also the heart is affccled
by that form OF poor digestion which causes
gas and fermentation from half digested
food there IA feeling OF oppression and
heayiness In the chest caused ny pressure
OF the distended stomach on the heart ana
lungs. interfering With their action hence
arrives palpitgtion aud short breath.
Poor digestion als1 polsons the blood.
makea II thir and watery. which irritafee
and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
troubles Is 70 improve the digestion and TO
insure the prompt assimilation OF food.
This can best be done by the regular ree
otter meals cf some safe. pleasant AMI ef-
fectiye digestive preparation. like Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. which may be found al
most drug stores and which contain valua-
BILE, harmless digestive elements, In q
pleasant convenient form
II In safe 10 say that the regular, per-
sIstent use o. stuarts Dysptpsis Tablets at
meal time viii cure any form OF stomach
trouble, except cancer Of stomach.
Full sized packages OF the tablets GOLD
by drueRistx At 80 cents is US.
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||BlE TRE RAID
/ r,rk 80 His Committee
Are Standing.
IcAS view OF Mr.. HANNA
4. nss Election 70 the Senate
~ Really Ala the Deno-
erats Eventually.

~. Mo-. November 2s.-The Ma
.,nnisation committee Of the popu-
4, representing the middle Of the
80 refused fusion with the demo-
- last presidential election, met
k.asr. The meeting was called by
o. Milton Park on November II.
'-,tv-nine States are here represent
,ong those present are General ia
| fpxey Of Massillon. Ohio; Chairman
! psilas, Texas; Secretary w. s.
~ Arkansas; DR.. Braddon b.
Z, Alabama: r. Horton Barker Of
.anhia. editor of the American; Will
4. Phillips Of Georgia; G.. H. Far
|yoaet, ILL.,; Abe Stednberger Of Kan
N. walsinger Of Indiana, and A.
.Alnson. editor OF the New Era. Vim
Ind
5rmsn Parks said that the purpose Of
,eadng was to determine their future
ave are opposed to fusion with
y Or anything" he continued, land
~ straight fight II we can get 1t.
mission OF the National organiza-
bmmittee appointed at the Memphis
Y Of the National Reform Press as
|on last winter is not to supersede the
n committee, but to assist. l re-
wrote Chairman Marion Butler ten
what assistance we could. He re-
the letter, but has not replied. We
liii willing to cooperate with Mr..
Il he desires 1t. II he does not, our
will soon be determined"
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A shooting Array mt Chiffon.

Chiffon. Texas, November 2S,J. b. Lam
drum and Spinks Gaines were shot at by
Tom Barnes, colored. near here today.
The difficulty was between Landrum and
the negro, who exchanged several shots
with pistols, the negro firing first, after
which Barnes used a shotgun. Landrum
was on his horse. hut both charges of duck
shot took effect in his back. He shot only
once at Gaines with pistol, the shot bare
ly penetrating the skin. One shot stuck in
a side pocket, lodging in daybook. The
negro fled to Marlin and surrendered.
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SOUTHERN PROGRESS.
The New Industries Reported in the
south in n Week.

south in n Week.
Chattanooga Tenn, November 20.-The
movement in manufactured products IL
active for the season and business gener.
ally, as reported by the Trademarks cor
respondents among prominent Southern
and dealers shows a
healthy increase.
The iron marke is firm with but little
change as to prices. Tie demand shows
the mills are well filed with business
that will keep them busy until the spring
trade opens. The Shelby, Ala. Iron COM
pany will put their No. l furnace in blast
November 22 and the Watts Steel and Iron
syndicate will blow in furance No. at
Middlesborough, Ky, December l. Tho
Dayton Tenn., Coal and Iron comply are
repairing their furnaces and will rut both
plants in blast at an early date.
Southern cotton manufacturers report
an encouraging volume Of trade, and at
most points the Southern lumber business
is more active than for several years past.
Among the NEST important new indus
tries for the week just ended the Trades
ran reports the following: Electric light
plants at Bsssemer. Ala, and Hartman.
Tenn an extensive fertilizer factory at
Columbus. Ca; the Berkeley Chemical
company. capital 100000. at Charleston.
8. c.: Touring mill at Conway Ark. and
ice factories at Gainesville, Pa, ana
Waycross. Ga: the FairmoEt Land con-
pany. capital $4,000. Norfolk, Va; he
Char! stca Lard ard Mining company. CAP
ital y5O00 900. Charleston, W. Va. and tho
Kitson Hydro-Carbon Light company. cap
ital 100000. Birmingham, Ala. The slps
Iron ard steel company OF birmingham
will develop Iron mines at Leeds; gas gen.
orator works Will be erected at Dallas
Texas. c,s sO-ton oil mill at Meridian.
Miss. a tarnery at Mo'ris.ewn, Tim, and
a $3.50. 900 cigar and tobacco manufacturing
company at Port Tampa, Fla. The Camp
bell Lumber company, capital $4,000. has
bs,m chartered at Temple. Texas, and other
wood working plants viii be established at
Ball PLAY. Ala. Fulton. Ark. Pensacola,
Fla. Ashland, KY, and Harrisburg, Ark.
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XMAS DEFEAT DESIRABLE.

&blicans Feel His Election
Pould Aid the Democrats.
ic Special.
Aington, November 20.--There is a
y belief at the capital that the cleo
4 Mark Hanna to the senate would
Pc injury to the republicans Of the
and the country than would result
bis defeat. A prominent democratic
= said to me. II think the best
that could happen to the democrats
eould be Hanna's election. Morally,
& been defeated, and his party has
fepudiated. His presence in the sem
fould serve to keep open the breach
& republican party In the Buckeye
and he would be, as long as he re-
2 m the senate, standing example
triumph Of corrupt politics in Ohio
nproach to the administration for
lefterence and coercion in local mat
Y would be Infinitely better for us
Hanna should come TO the senate
main there In the eye of the public
AFTER the congressional elections and
the presidential campaign OF 1900
een won. Nothing but chaos and dis
70 the republicans could follow his
II he is defeated by a combina-
democratic and anti Hanna repub-
the gain will not be so great to our
10 the end as II he wins by further
&c OF the desperate methods which
marked his career since his appoints
y tne senate. In my judgment. Han
one OF the great loads that the re-
ans have to carry, and the longer he
IT, conspicuous. and influential the
II viii be for the democrats, and
ee'er will the lesson be learned by the
TO- avoid further menaces of the
Aind. II Hanna is defeated he Gtill
Y the power behind Mckinley, but
Ontroi of the executive will not be
nsive to the popular sense of decency
y We're exerted daily by Hanna's
IA presence at the White House,
mas been during his service in the
/. mere are many reasons why l
20 see Hanna elected. 1t will do
|a0y lasting good, and believe the
aauseons We can make the dose the
iasung will be the benefit"
senator expresses very well feel
~ mas been growing stronger during
ent on Hanna that is being waged by
fpuoiican enemies in the new legis-
( There can not be too much Han
Tor the good of democracy. The more
i,e and the greater the duration the
decided and widespread win be the
81 revulsion against it. Hsnna's con-
presence in Washington can be
Eu upon to produce many thousands
LL,tonal democratic votes for the Fiji
~ congress. and IN the next presiden-
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A nov Accldcntnlly shot.

LaGrangc, Texas. November 49, Yeeter-
day Bohemian boy by the name Of Mirlt-
alenka, i6 years of age, was accidentally
shot by his brother at West Point this
county. The charge Of shot entered the
right leg above tho knee, came out under
the leg. entered tho calf. tearing away
about two and one-haf inches OF bone.
Or. v. G. Lunn. assisted by Or. Clary,
aimputated the leg below the knee. and
the boy when last seen was doing well.
His father IL prominent Bohemian OF
this county.
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MIR. BIake Not Out Of the Race,

Dallas, Texas, November 23.-Secretary
A. M. Kennedy OF the democratic State ex-
ecutive committee is in Dallas He says
the assumption In some quarters that
Chairman ]. w. Blake will not run for
governor is not yet well founded. Chair
man Blake has not yet given up the hope
of being permitted by his wife's health to
enter the gubernatorial scramble. Secre-
tary Kennedy says the Mexia man Is daily
receiving many letters asking him to an
nounce for the office, and pledging him a
hearty support.
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A Hold-tlp ISoiIed.

Dublin, Texas, November pa desper-
ate effort was made to hold up a Fort
worth and Rio Grande train three miles
wtst OF this place this Afternoon The cool
ness Of the engineer saved the train. Sew
erai shots we're fired at the train without
effect The train was backed into Dublin.
Constable Adams and posse are on the
lookout for the robbers.
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4 Big Herd srampeded.

San Angelo, Texas, November PA
great deal of excitement was manifested
among the stockmen here last night when
II was learned that a large herd of cattle
had stampeded while nearing the stock
yards, the herd consisted of 1900 large
steers, belonging 10 j. VI. Shannon, who
was to deliver them TODAY to Winfield
Scott Before the steers could be checked
they were going in every direction. Some
Of them were followed ten miles from here
and at this writing there are still GOO gone.
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Jury in Murder Casc Ont.

Waco. Texas. November 23.-The case OF
the State VS.. Dick Rogers. charged with
the murder of Bob Glover. July IA, 1896.
was given to the jury yesterday afternoon,
the trial having consumed four days. This
is the second trial OF the case. the jury in
the first trial having failed to agree. The
present Jury seems TO be In the same fix,
having been ouh With the case since 4
o'clock yesterday. Rogers Is the son OF a
we'll to do farmer and stockman. j. T. Rog-
ers.
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INDIANS Isl COUNCIL.

Anti-Dawes Commission Conventlou
in Session mt Atlanta.
Antlers. 1. T., November 2s.--About 800
Indians from the five tribes are holding q
convention in opposition TO the Dawes COM
mission agreement. Delegations from the
five tribes Will be appointed to meet in
annual convention at Eufaula in about two
weeks, when memorial will be prepared
for congress, setting forth their views in
opposition to the Dawes commission.
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corsloana. Texas. November 49, = New
York capital has entered this oil field all
contracts were let today by New York
oil investors which guarantee twenty-seven
new wells to tire field as rapidly as they
can be put down,
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Firht Arninst Grant.

: Denison, Texas, November 22-The Green
wing OF the republican county executive
committee met in this city today with
closed DOORS line Of action was mapped
out for the future; 4 determined and ag-
gressive fight is 10 be made from this time
on aginst Dr. John Grant. J. ]. Fairbanks
was Endorsed for the position o. postmaster
~ Depisnn
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BoYCoTT on DEMOCRATS.
aoned ex-SOldiers VIII Patron-
ise Only Republicans.

I
Pnati Enquirer.
II soldiers Home. sandusky. Ohio,
|noer 2o.-An association is being
AT the home for the purpose Of
uns the business men OF ssndusky
sote the democratic ticket. A COM
mas been appointed. composed, cf
1 OF republican inmates Of the inssi-
VINO are now oft work organizing
\ whose members are to be pledged
spend any Of their pension money
semocratic business men. The peo-
@s county, irrespective of party
%rs. Fay tho veterans OF the san
nome over $500 900 per annum as
us, and the State OF Ohio. assist d
general government, provides them
nome and all the comforts and
y the luxuries OF life including
otning. tobacco, medical attendance
nty diet when sick. and Al death
Aem respectable burial; and for
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MANIFESTATION Association.

Hnlietsyille, Texas. November 2s.--1he
San Antonio and Arkansas Pass Imndgra-
tion association is holding It's ninth sss-
sion here. Much businsss Of Importance
will be transacted. All officers and TWEEN
ty-fiye members are present The Fruit.
Flower and Vegetable Festival TO be held
In Houston was highly commended. The
association was tonight rendered recep-
ton al the opera house.
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PInIico EntrIea.

Six furlongs- byron Cross 1N, Taunton,
Gsspard, Jack Donohue no. Gun Metal
lg7. Yaphank ITO, whirlpool. soph Moore,
Deal 107.
One mile-Sumner Sea 9S, Esferdown 81.
Lansdale, James Monroe, Eleanor Nc "a,
Stray Step l01, Mohawk Prince 81, Dali
gretii 102, l.. b. a. Beau Ideal, Louise N.
100 Cumpanla 90. Her Own. Saflfrc ~.
Seven nrlongs--Billali 109. Premier 1is.
]. A. Gray 49, Kinn,knnic. Thomas Cat
no. Mr.. Stoffel 107. Warrenton 100.
Six and a half furacntss--Llady Disdafn,
Taboret. Judge wardell, High Hoe, San
ger, Sensational IG9 Warrenton, Mont
dor Senator McCarren, Gala Day. Hair
pin l1o.
Lance 49, Eleanor Nc. Abingdon III, IIu-
cid, Sir Dixie 81 Sqian CITY. Hurt, Go
II. Kctcbsm. Ten Spot no. Fontatn. Miss
Tennic Wood Ranger So.
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Nashville Results.

Nashville. November 2--Fiye and hall
furlongs--John Boone, Cyclone, Alice G..
Time 1:09.
Four and half furlongs-MnsRic' Hisn
Born Lady. Wild Grape. Time :5sa.
Five and a half furlongs, selling Shut
tlecock, Miss Verne. carlotta c. Time
1:0S5,. n
Five furiongs. sctl,ng--Tobe Simmons.
McAlhert Monk Wayman. Time i:02l$.
One mile-L. W., Art1rath, Tranby. Time
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Murder ana Attempted Robbrrs.

WUFuFT uHU N0tVHVtVu NVUWr'f'
San Antonio Texas. November 2S.--Thc
postofhce at Eel. twenty miles west Of
here. was robbed last night and Joe Nick
Ter. the postmaster. beaten to insensibiiity
snd left for dead. The crime was com
mitted by three unknown Mexicans, who
secured about $50 in money some ,ewelry
and lot Of stamps.
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Mncen at PimIico.

Baltimore. November 2S.-Pinlico re-
suits:
Five and a half furlonss-Rcfide, Eileen
D.. EIiersae Belle. Tnre 1,1fls.
Five furIongs-Ten Spot. The Manxman.
Maud Adams. Time l:Ni2.
Ocean Club handicap. one mile--Aipert
s. Bfumo Time l:f5la; two starters.
SIX strlongs-- Rahieca, Hand Press. Lady
Disdain. Time 1:lIA.
one mile, selling -wardworth, knight
Of the Garter Aiarun. Time l:i3A.
Association cup. gentleman riders aoou.
three miles, over fair bunting country
Athlete. undine. Ca.cndar. No TINS taken.
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Chicago. November 3.--Rcya STANDARD
the grand champion coach stallion Of the
Chicago horse show, has been declared =
srineer." and his owuers, Graham Bros.
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san Francisco. November 23.-Oakland
results:
Six furiongs- Sweet William, Lucky
star Alma. Time l16.
Mile and a furlong-Fort Augustus, Null
berry. Don Daniel. TIME 20l.
Five and a half furloEgs-Snarp, Mar
plct Bar.ns. Time 1:09
SIS. furlongs- Colonel Dan, Spunwcii'
Bonnie lone. Time LIS.
Milo and quarter--Lit.ac Cripple, Faio-
m<tcita, Don clarencio, Time zlS;
S.x frrlongs-M ontailde. Zsrnar ii, Lode
Star. Time l:i7
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ro crnE 4 COLD II ONE DAY

take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Al
drurxIsts refund the money II 4 fsils -
cure; use. The genuine has l. B. .. %
each tablet.
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Lexington. KY. November 8s-Tuaay's
winners: Virginia r., Albert Vale. THREE
Bars, Turtle Dove, Amateur. ~
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MCoY-oNEEDoN rIeWr.
Mill VIII Take Place nj the Puritan
....l Club HnuAe.

Club HOusc,
Now York. November 20 kid Mccoy
and Dan Creedon. unless something un-
foreseen happens viii meet In the old
Puritan club in Long Island city. The
matter has been finally settled. At FIRST
1t was intended that new club house
would be erected just over the corporate
limits Of Greater New York. That idea
has beer abandoned, and tho match will
be pulled off In what In tho past has been
Familiarity known as Paddy Gleason's
club. 1t was so called because the mayor
OF Ions Island CITY took the club under
his special charge and attended every pu.
gilist,c event in its arena
Mr.. Gseason win remain mayor OF Long
Istand City until January l-ehghtecn days
after the meeting between Mccoy alrd
Creedon--wlren Long Island City merges
into Greater New York and Paddy VIII be
out of n Job. The Puritan club rs located
in the very heart Of Long Island city.
along the limo of a number OF street car
lines. and Is of easy access from any part
OF New York.
III Kid Mccoy Is successful I'm his coming
contest with Dan Creedon. he will tako
the read wiSth a frst-c.ass vaudeville com.
pany. His brother, Homer Selby, has re-
tired from the fighting business and from
now on will act as manager OF the Day
ton man. Kid and his managerial brother
seem 10 be confident OF winning, as they
are already arranging for their vaAide-
willie company. 3es
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A,. ~ Noysmoer 2cecsgs efss WHO arrived ~ tes.v 4,
~. Aorondsck elh story 81 ersa rssS
los interference
gold mine j. M ma p resident q Bluffs To- the
oon Mr. Schiller through irno.nce - ~ ~ ~
rrn = In IN cesias Of liquor. ld Al be
bp 4, ~ S For this III his
liant ~ q me night and tempted
'sa u Day until
"y IN ne fierce
i've miles distant tied around hi, nscr
s eereo A. insultcd and other
after his release ni tuted minister
SUIT TOT go 600 damages again ct the Colombian
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CAaWoRIA.

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-06-01
We can afford 10 HAY

We can afford 10 hay
you try all five havors-ont
after another-of ,SchHling's
Best tea. and get your
money back if you don't
like any.
Your tea : trade for the
next ten years is worth
having.
A Schilling &; Company
San francisco al
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OAsTO1IA.


Miss Ella Evans has been called to
.preside over the culinary department OF
the boarding house at Becks Saratoga
Springs.
Moroni Royle slightly scratched one OF
his feet which afterwards became
poisoned with solution OF Paris green
He il now temporary cripple.
Several oi our citizens went to Provo
last Saturday to attend the funeral OF
MIR. Giles Holden, fdtner-in-law oil
Martin |. Bushmtn, who died OF yellow
iaundice last Thursday at the age oil 30
letrs.
Thomas Russon suffered the loss oil
nine chickens one night last week which
he thinks was the work OF tramps, ii 1t
is proper 10 use the term work IN con-
nec,ion with tramps. Robert Fox's
milk house was also raided the same
night and Il quantity of butter taken
Those thieves may not be well bred but
they evidently intend to be well
buttered.
Robert Ord has entered the bonds OF
welded bliss he having married Miss
Lillian Oimstead. There was quiet
wedding at the family residence OF MIR.
and Mrs. Olmstead, ), am only the friends
and relatives oi the Family We're invited.
We wish Mr. and Mrs ord all the
happiness which can be granted to
human mortals, and Bob-Weil!
Here's your good heal:h, your families
good health, and may you i've long and
prosper. "-Nepni Republic.
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Gospel Lectures.

Following is the program OF a serie
II Lectures to be delivered at the Provo
Stake Tabernacle, under M. /. A
auspices
May 24--V-"Obidenc as an Essen
tial to on-Repentance. Eldei
Charles b. Stewart.
May 3I-Vi .-"Born Again agtism
of the, Water and OF the Spirit" Elder
OIson S. Whitney.
June 6--VII.--"Was Joseph Smith
sent OF God?" Elder Franklin ID
Richards.
June l4-VIII The Book Of Nor
mon--True or False ?''-First Discourse
THE storyof its discovery How Con-
structed--Internal Evidences OF Its
Truth-The testimony OF the witnesses. -
Elder Nephi l.. Morris.
June 2l-IX.-Second discourse
1.-THE Value of the Book of Mormon as a
Witness of God-Objections Considered
and Answered y Elder q. ii. Roberts
| June 2S-X. The Relationship oil
Mormonism to the Christion World. j"
President George q. Cannon