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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

thinking he would be unable 10 endure
the deep snow in the Klondike Country.
Miss Nellie Henneger who has been
taking course in short hand and stenog-
raphy at Montesano, is visiting her
mother Mrs. II. f. Langley.
Geo. w. Hudson is transacting bust
in Tacoma this week. We wonder il this
is not a trip for the bird for his cage in
stead of groceries for his store
X. f. Hunter and Jay d. Dean were
looking over a timber claim which Mr..
Dean recently purchased of Geo f. Lin
men in 1912. Mr.. LINEN took the
Klondike fever and disposed of his inter-
est here, not realizing that he was in
possession of small fortune from the
many trees that soar their heads from two
to three HUNDRED feet above Washingon's
Fertile soil.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

For Constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea. tire great Blood Purifier. Cures
Headache, Nervousness, eruptions on the
face, and makes the head clear dis u bell.
Sold by The Evans Drug Co., the pre-.
scription druggists
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

the board to allow his claim for damages
sustained while at work on the South bay
bridge. Board concluded to reject all
claims for damages So sustained.
The William Boyden road being called
up, and the board finding that the rights
of way for same had not all been obtained,
hearing of same was continued until
February II, 1898, at 2 o'clock p. m. or
as soon thereafter as same can be heard.
The county surveyor requested the
board to procure field notes for the use OF
his office and the county, at an estimated
expense of 100000 Matter laid over for
further consideration.
Ordered that the time for acceptance of
delinquent taxes of the Northern Pacific
Railway Company, as designated in reso-
luton heretofore adopted, be extended
forty-five days.
II. +. Goes, supervisor of road district
No 26 came before the board, and asked
for information regarding the tools which
had been purchased for his district. Or
dered that the ex-supervisor of said dis
trict deliver all tools belonging to said
district to the present incumbent.
Board took up the allowance of road
district bills rs per quarterly reports of
road supervisors, as follows: Said re-
ports being for the quarter ending June
80, 1896
Van Boiling, supr r d No 20 (baD$ 3.13
A W Carl. supr r d No So (baD. 1888
For quarter ending Sept 30, 1896:
A w Carl, supr r ID No So. ... 1900
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1898-01-27

The light house mau. MIR, Erickson,
has very nearly completed his important
contract, Tne workm'll arc taking down
the scaiEulding and other hXings used in
the erection Of this gnid" and light for
the mtossed mariner, The teams,
wagons etc. were shipped to Seattle today.
Mr. Gland r. Ravens Aaa married to
Miss Elizabeth Il. iIel,man in the Pres
bytcrian church OF this village yesterday.
The ceremony was performed by DR.. j. r,
Thompson, pastor Of the church. Mr..
Ravens, the groom, is IA nephew of the
OF the Lewis BrOthers, shingie mill ow IL.
ers at Aberdeen and Markham, and hold s
responsible position on the Mark ham
mill. The lady is grand niece of the Scot
fish nobleman, Lord Cairns and eldest
daughter of DR.. Wm, :. Hlerdman, the
highly esteemed medical practitioner who
has made his home III This village for
several years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
EDWARD THOMAS.
Kamau. Utah.
Tho Chrl.,iania conference


Chrlr,lana. Sept. g5. isoa
To the Editor.
once more I take the liberty Of writ
Ing a ftw lines 10 the News" and
give q short rtpor, % the ChrlH,iana
conference,
Many changes have taken place since
one year ago. and the Gospel has had
great prHEtrHa Doc this land.
ON June 10. 1898. Elder g, W. Peter
zen. president of the Chrlrtlana con-
ference. and myself. started on Jour
uoy together around the entire coast Of
Norway 10 visit the different branches
IN this conference. Perhaps a brief out
line 0f our lrip would be- interesting 20
your readers. Elder Peterson Joined mo
% giriyhnEer. whrr had been lhh0riug
and was awaiting his coming. Stayan-
Fer is the fourth city In slEe IN the
country, having a population ~ about
serving and canning OK ilah. 10 has three
large rope factories, 4 TOW hours on
tho steamer from there and W. were
IN Bergen. the second city In size IN
Norway. The greater part ~ tho city
o. built on peninsula AZ The foot VI a
hlgh butt. while the remaining part lies
farther Inland and curves partly around
the bay,
From this butte. sailed Flolon. can be
seen the sntlre city and surroundings.
which makes a very pretty Wow. The
air oNerywhcr waA alive with odOr OF
beautiful fiowcrg.
After "a Few days stay 20 this city
we resumed our journey nprthward. and
after nincty-slN hours steady sailing We
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again permitted 60 partake or the hos.
piiaNtics ~ generous people.
sunday no 1880 a. M. conference re-
convened. There were gol1iy number
uf people in attendance. some having
come nearly one hundred miles % be-
present az tho meeting After 'he 0pon-
lnE services the Gospel was presented
h. the following speakers: WIN Audor-
son. Geo. W. Worthen and A. I. Neq-
ler who explained tho same in vsiy
cic1r and comprehensive manner.
Al g. M. the house was again filled.
Tho first speaker was Clarence Gard
urr. followed by } A. BIRD. Jas ".
Brewer md A. y. Kcsier. speaking
principally UPON the kits and blessings
~ ihs Sp|riL The time vi shf evening
services Was principally occupied by EI-
ders Geo. W. W1riheu md N. o.. trs-
lee al taking great Interest iu what
was said Thus closed one of ihH,must
HueccHrful conference held Iu th.a
state. AIi We feel Ercat deaf NJ good
O b.cu H1Nn Do the way ~ lllying
prejudice.
Mos. OF the Eidcrr, Including Elder
4 J.. kpslrr remained until Hf'or the
evening services. Good attention vas
given By hli.
WIN. u. STARK. president.
GEO. 3. BUNKER.
: ,crc.ary VI Conference.
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mss and distributed 1853 tracts and
iil books.
Many good dlscourses were slycn by
.he Elders.
Following are the names Of the Elders
ard the places they were aupJfiei %
labor In for the coming tx months,
vlzs
e. W. Petersen. president Of cars
tnnIa conference. with Andrew Dahls-
rud. l.. y. Larsen. G. Fred Schide and
Hans n. Petersen In the Chrlsuanih
branch.
Geo. ~ smoot and Lars }. Haiiins.
Johr E' nolstad. Jacob =. Olsen and
Geo. 4. Tofncraon. Frcdrikstad's 10.
Jena T.. Fugal. Farley r. Jensen. Neils
Tlrkcisen and Carl Sumuelsen. Eds
vold's u.
iiyrum Jensen, Jos. Torger,en and
ANoi Olsen. nrammcn'E u.
CLAUS johnson and Christian ChrisA
Jensen. Iaury.g'g Il.
Hnnyiid sarlseu and Hyrum Hogan.
AZ ndlrH ~.
Emil Peiicrhorg and Aren't johnson.
Ere-und's 49,
Jonas johnson and Paul =. chustcn-
arr. FttvancrrH II.
Ephraim MIkkciaen. Martin William
aou. James ~ Siuuscn and Slycrin
SHCnhcn. BHrren'H ID.
James Jensen and rarlcy Andersen
AHIDauud's u
u. W. tsraoisen and liyrum Nielsen.
/ kr'stilueuud'H 10.
Jons y. Larsen and John T.. Andersen.
Tr1ulhirm w.
Yours truly.
g. FREp sCHADE.
Oa,crhnusgadc %. Chriauania.
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4. 7 r, III BiiiurTrT'iE;RFIELD.


.u Abercynon. South wales. oct. !. 1895,
10 he Editor;
Perhaps some n your readers will be
Interested IN a short account of
missionary lie In Wales, whose eNper-
ugrs are 20 varied az the people they
my labor amongst, n Is a splendid
l'lNnn 90 sharpen one's villas we have
M meet ln argument twhen unavlidn-
,.l people ~ am shades of religious
N'..I, AMI those who % mot believe In
l,lslon ot an, "A great many admit that
.ll llotrres are an right and Accord
~ - me New Testament. llut they
,lN that we do no, teach an N q 90
M ana f1y there's something back
What We teach IN our public mcHi-
W. ln ono u our pubic meet IFa
.n me streets, two - M Eif o.
,t,'chod on come NJ the principles OF
loe foapel. also on the apasaHy and
.''IANlu, FlviuF r. fhnrt account lf
ncr w which d Wna restored
~ h.ir.rF testimony ~ tho truth %
hame, A gentleman IN the audience
.'' vas school master b. profession.
s,.il - Il by askins n We held J0scq 3
r'I'n AN!ve Jesus Christ ono % ihe
la hli HIN we ala MT. thlt We
t'.,n joseph Smith was a Prophet
w. other Prophets, ana na COM
nalieh by the LORD. Aftrr we dts
s,'p 1he meeting the Same person
'P'ep % the fguud and made a speech
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Saving woos. working in his garden,
walking three uncs a day 10 aud from his
rlaee Of ttuincz these form part q the
daily routine Of Eduin z. Tfirr, Post
master 81 Middieheld Centre. NY. lie
4 past his sevcnucih tirhtay.
Nearly fifty yeau a Blacksmith Thirty
two ycan Justice Of the Peaeei three years
town clerk, then poaimastcti i1ty-six years
a fetidcni Of the town hc now lives in
thee arc the bare ottiinci q a ufsiui lie.
M. Inpp's career is a type. His story
Will b Rad with heartfelt sympathy BY
ihowandL Ills hearty endorsement Of Dr..
williAmS Pink PHI, ior pale People will
be eeho,1 BY tens Of thowan5i.
He saidi
an March. 1892, was attacked BY
what | afterwards learned was ioeomo,1r
aiaxia.
"Two skilled doeior ID everything
they could Tor me-. | steadily became
worc. Was unable 10 dress myself
Later could no, move even aboui Tie
nom, bot was carried IN my chair.
81 gave up hors. The eociufs gave me
no encouragement. dii no, cspcsi TO 1--we
very long. ! was more tdplcis than
baby. ] sank lower and lower.
''in Iunf the tide turned From the
lowest sbb, q began TO sei toward health
and vigof.
"T'he turning point was a nevSFaPr
article.
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al, told how a man, who suffered a.
had suffered. had been cured BY Dr.. VII
liamS Pink Pills for Pale People.
:" II gave me faith and hope. | took two
boxcl u the pillsi then four more boxes.
"Ay gain was sisadyi my return 10
health was a soufce Of daily gratiiea,ion.
"in al took eighteen bo1es q the piili
before ! was entirely well. AT iifst paid
80 cents a boz, but afterwards ! tived
money BY getting SIX toxu at a time,
piying $50.
81 ove my cure entirely 10 Dr.willianS
PM, Pills for Pale People,
To elineh his remarkable story and add
10 Us hslpialneis to other, Mr.. Tipp mads
AFFIDAVIT 70 Ia tfuihiulnen before Homef
Hanna, a LEGAL Notary Public.
From helrlcunczs, suffering and desraA-
Mr.. Tnpp was restored 10 The hsaiihlui,
ussiui activity fuggciiei al the beginning
q This tksieh. Hs experience & Ike cihcrt.
Wink loeomotof ataxia Is one q the
most battling nervous difcascs with which
phylieians arc called 10 contend, Is cure BY
ID. WilliamS Pink Pills To- Pale Peopls
hss become a matter Of almost daily oc-
eunenee. Smaller nervous troubles yisid
much more readily 10 me powerful inilu-
enes these vsgeiablc pills exert IN restoring
wasted nerve force and In purifying add
enriehing the blood.
Druggists everywhere ell DR.. Williams
Pink Pills iof Pale People.
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Early Thursday morning, Sent. 10.
1895. as the sun spread It's beautiful
rays over tho waters 10 the great parl-
No. Elders D.. j. Wood, Jos, Quincy Ir.
w H. WuacncrDft,, Edgar g. Roberts
and wife, with "a young baby four
weeks old TimulO. "a native Elder and
An M, our Kind Chinaman. "a Saint
from pusCgl lett Apla, tpllu, on board
u small sailing vessel uf Bother Fred
Kou.son'H to attend our conference 20
De- held nt snlouln, Savuu. After "a
1psaIy sail % thirty miles. We arrived
M saleavalu at 1880 .. M. whore We
mot Elder G. l.. Warwick and AN the
Saints ~ hH branch, who Joined us
ON our trip to TuasiVl. on arriving az
TuaBiW we mot Elders WIN. Iopprnn
bon Mcbride, and an the Saints there
who had prepared a feast for ull
Friday morning, Sept 10th, found
three boat loads of Elders aud Saints
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FARLEY p. JENsoN,
JENs y. FuGAL
NyEaurd Bon Norway. Sept. q. 1895.
Northwest yirFirIs Conference.
Ll,ucton. wctzel Co..

islkNNt"hs NtttNl ioss
Oct. Q. 1895.
on Saturday and sunday. oct. sth
and 9th. our conference was held IN
The Rice school house. In tho edge Of
Mlruhall county, Elders In attendance
were tWeuty.uuU iu number. including
thrce local Elders.
Conference convened at 10 q. m. FL
dor uro. W. W0r.hcn presiding. There
we're tow In attendance az the forenoon
service owing 20 the inclrmcncy % thc
weather. ysi We had an enjoyable meet
ms the time being occupied hy the
following speakers. Jas M nriwa,
n, Hon, Melvin swap. Geo. w. Worth-
gu ana A, T., krslgr.
The afternoon was reserved IN PRIEST
hIld meeting, in which most 81 the I'll
den reported the work a. being In a
prosperous condition. after which 4. n.
kcslcr gave ul soma timely lnstruc-
lions.
Tho appointments we're not made uu-
al near the close % conference. In
which Geo. W, Murihcn, Whu had la
bored faithfully aH our conference pres
idcnt was released Go return home and
". 49, Stark was appointed IN his place:
also Jas ~. Brewer, who had ihborcd
tWo yelw iu this conference. was re-
leased, he havuE been sick the greater
pirt u the hst SIX months.
Conference again convened NJ 7 pm.
The house was Wrll tlllod. the weather
hoing more favorable. y. Hon, VIM.
r. MlFmrut, Gtu. =. Bunker VIM. a.
congregation. Good attention was paid
by an present, and the speakers seemed
90 enjoy the Spirit Of tho Lori. A. the
close 1f the meeting suitable accsnuta.
da.lonH were provided Cor the Elders. by
the many friends present, and wt were
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September Is, 1895.
10 ihs Editor,
10 F.ygs mr Soy 10 say that the semi
annual conference of the Walriript
district was held on tho ilth and iNih
lnai. If klhunnt. a Maori village locut-
~ In hH southern part u the district
We hld the pleasure ~ having with ~
ihD president of The mission, Ezra T.
HiUf.Hslr. ana iilrlnl WhanuFh, We
aHn hll with uH Elders David :, Land
Ay and Charles Siepht.a from Rrming-
iln, Idaho.
our conference az usual opened WIN
sInH.nE ana prayer Fix general meet
lnF' Wr held ana our Priesthood meet.
l9f During the same the restoration or
i1r Gospel and the iirHl principles there
NI, W.r dwglt upon. Many testimonies
Mol borne ana In spirit OF humility,
ana much counsel was given,
owing t1 III bad weather there were
iI. l7 many To attendance as We hhi
anu 'pltUli yet We were thankful %
ylr heavenly Father for the good spirit
which WAS manifested. We were an
,,.''.i splri'uglly as wen as 'emporar'
Tho work ofshs Lord Is gradually pro-
Sins In this part Of the vineyard,
ENDr praying Tor tho welfare M Zion
W. remain your brethren Ia the cause
oi truth,
n. n. JENSEN.
a. T, BurrERFiELD.
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Aus.rslia. Sept. 20, 1898.
10 ;hr Editor 49,.
s.spe letters written IN the News
d, rt.rs ard saints from The various
- II ,ho world. thought perhaps a
I, ynes from o. sister DO Aur'rN1
..t,h, be Interesting 90 ia many read
II. 1 had long been playng 30 Ga .'
Ia me 90 Ills right Church, but 10
d, med cluI not saiiffy myself wish
.., IA ihe Gro g. surrounding me. 80
.y-d st home and keri praying Tor
t.tt' an1 ffuth. uftl enc dhy gentle
"a ..Ht1 nt ny door thd gave me a
,t.'.-ri frnr. o. rad, IL Flld vas 20
...,r, maj onennd he would call agaln
.,d riys me oihlra / did not pay
,rurh attention o. him, hut uut the
XII In my bedroom. Shoftly attet
. ,5ung lady otme ln, and picked up
.. frsrf and read q, ana afk.l mo
f ~ Ii. She add it was btau-
MN 51o.fne. Ny daughter hearing
,,srds. took the tract and read
. ma Immpd lsely Haidi 10 not nave
3. iti1r ID DO wsh them. 10 lH the
-s4n Your Bot from SAT- Lake
fshrn r1ok NE tract ana f'a1 u
't.srh htfdgc I went o. bed, lnd
FL, ibs sprit ~ God working Win mo
1fr-i Cor Che Nfriiemnn' cpihlnt.
M, ms auulhar one. lie came, ana
III name. Ho alid % was
H.. Park. aud he was mis-
49,. IL .hn LHittr.thy saints lie
.Ir.f % me Do princip'cr NJ ne
,.f ana r-il % had come TO warn
. $50 aud preach thc 1o1pel "
YsIlt Ir IiH purity
W. br won't J f0N condemn u he-
.a.. 1 dIut ask hm loo ~. hnu
.tW small voice said 90 me.
.Ii..t D.. tb. fI..rin- you must 1low.
MOI coming and swing me books
,,f 4aIt -.k.1 him n he wouldn't
b.t u.. los Loo my HOUSE,. wal
..,,.f f,.1ftd 90 do. lie brought
,.,.flfun. Elder Aimn u. Hub
t..f r.b h.m. aud I could gel ihe
s5',ai NJ .ha Llrd offended our meet-
~ Bio gave mo- the book OF Mormon
.,..f which I read with a prayertpl
t.t lnd before returning 20 ~, nn.
r..ft . prayed earnestly io the lNia
r~i .fl.i NhD her that lk was NV
gr rlt That riEh. received GLORIOUS
AZ In and vdios EtIi go me- e-'
m. rllk Of Mormon d. irue. ! th W.
t.irI ihas I would d. blpl sod, when
,'.Trs vis performed hy Elder
u.tttrl ON Jan. Z. 1905. Afirr { wnn
i.rIrd / fot 30 happy ! could MOI
.r ~ spent enc nlghi rcadli "
Il. ubis and ths "pHrHf.t New
sr.. mn / have had many trials ara
fm.uItI.a DO contend with, nut ihg
an N mv fathers t1h ~ Gar delivered
~. .rt .t thrm aU I know NE Cos
n . frua and ihlt Gl1 wlll urNN'f
IN. 4at,.fa vi UIs children. who VIII
t.-,h tbau.faIvta before Him and uHk
IN hth. MARuAilEr y. CitBlAN.
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The gothsnborg conference consists "
EIGHT branches. all of which reported
.n ro1d condition and progressing
hvuwhly hy the presiding Elders. An
.TreIlrut work has been accomplished.
Gospel seeds have been s1vn and many
souls have t.Hu added 10 the fold ~
CHRIST The future ia even moro rrum-
IrInE than lhn past hnH been. The
Elders have received their new appoint
moutH and have returned b. their g..
Hportye noliH ~ labor, having received
ul much encouragement.
Past reports " tho various confer
oncra N the scandinavian mission show
that considering the number 0f miaalln-
aries In the field. Scandinavia compares
myUubly with any uf our mlHrlunnry
fsiir. N1twithamndinr the fact that
q LARGO per cont " The Elders come here
unaruuuintUd with tho language and
have 90 labor from nlx months TO a
yonr under great disadvantage.
We have sought with humility tho
spirit 81 our calling and have always
fH1i'red in our lnhura. We have trav-
0isd hundreds of miles ON foot under
tn neat 10 "a searching sun. also
ihi Hurh torrents NJ rain. ana have been
hungry Nntaorr and tired. We have
been refused food and lodging many
limos. Notwithstanding We had limit
nnd have been compelled o. niucp IN
straw stacks without bedding. In old
buildings ana elsewhere. or travel part.
ur even the whole. night ~ order 10
roach o. place % welcome and rest
We have never been offered any hos
plulity too simple a. accept with
thlnkulnosH We offer these state
monH Cor publication In tho News"
because wo believe tho Elders OF tho
European mission have az times been
uniuHtly criticised. We hope that such
notifications in tho laws ~ the nations
may De- brought about that the SER
wants ~ the Lord can. here az else
whore, travel without purse and scrip
without being in danger OF fines ana
imprisonment
We nrc making a systematic canvass
NJ tho c.tiHH uf this branch. aud dis
trIhutInH tracts from door % door We
recognize tho value NJ tho Spirit N tho
Lord, ana rejoice ln the testimony that
we have NJ tho Gospel
should nny N tho readers u your
valuable paper have relatives or friends
ln ih1 branch whom they should like
uH ~ viFii. W. viii be- pleased 10 90 20,
n they viii forward their names and
addresses.
JOHN JOHNSON,
A. H. ELggnHN
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Conference in Norway.

To the Editor.
our fiu conference convened sept
3 and Z. IN tho Norwegian ci9iih I'M
der the most aufplci0us circumstance.
Even nature. which had been frnwring
90 summer seemed 90 brighten NJ and
become "uU smiles" OR the ucCua OH,
hy giving ua a week 70 The rraidofi
weather ~ the season. a. she opening
meeting our prDfuHrly decorated as
scmhly rooms were nIicd % thcir Vt
most capacity Ga rare occurrence Tor
A ih'r service. after m, reports of
ihs missionaries, Brother George
Christensen. mission president from
Copenhagen. addrcsHrd no. lie began
hls sermon by saying th1i h. brought
mtaaage that would HHdlcu the
heart ~ each Lntter-iay SAINT From
that moment an listened wish eager ate
ientlou. while The speaker related
briefly iha history 1f 90. church. and
demonstrated that through hll i,s
strurr'ca and trials. GOD had alwayf
been near o. guide and direct o.. and
would continue - a. a1. Brother
ChflsicHscn concluded by imnartlug 90
ua the sad Intelligence that our beloved
Prophet and President WIiflfd Wood
run, was dead. That this was indeed q
fid message Co the t1tiar.dny Saints
rho audience ard H.rluT ths tn1r-
dImm0d eyes and p,ined cluuiUnauccs.
Z both old ana young assembled. uut
We know chat Cod was ui ihr helm
ana were cdmfortod, A. the succeed
luu me iIrrs ~ ih' Hrar Hn. iho speak,
,ra wore nhundhntly blessed with Tho
divine Split. and shus We wore riIned
by me ahi- ard powerful testimonies
~ iuaOnh ". McMurrIn ~ tho Euro
pcnn missions. presiding, Geo. chris.
tonaou. g. W. Petersen and utherH. Hial
the beautiful music rendered by shl
o. mako the conference erbyahl
Another pleasing and encouraging foh,
tuto was the continued large attend.
ancn.
Taken aii In an. this conference was
great success iu cvfry way. And M
thiruH Indicate q most prosperous year
] Tor the Lords work in this vineyard u
the Forth