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A Brother Laid to Rest
Hury. IN. Apr-I 30. Ig00.

Bury Eng, April w Ls1V'
To the Editor:
Scanning over the Bury Times We mo-
tice the death of am aged brother one
Robert Horne. at Ramsbottom. known
90 many who have emigratcd from this
part of Lancashire in the neighborho1d
OF Bury. T0ttington and Ramsbuttom.
We had been Informed that he was
the only Saint IN that locality. but had
not learned just whore 20 find him.
Feeling s0rroWful that we had not
hunted him up sooner, we sat out 90
find his whereabouts, using what few
directions we had This with inquiry
every now and then. finally brought us
10 his old home. some miles from here.
We introduced ourselves as Mormon
Elders. belonging 90 the same faith as
the deceased. and after some hesitation
the daughter-in-law said that we might
look az the coffin On which Bro. Horne
was placed. II we wished We did so.
and was very much gratihed 20 see him
so kindly cared for but we were very
SORRY we had not had a talk with the
old brother before he had passed away.
In our short conversation with the lady
she informed us that Bro. Horne was
am exceptionally kind and patient old
man. and he had often talked Of the
Elders. When asked by his relatives,
Just before the call came, how Dc felt
he said: OF have not changed my faith.
10 seems he was the only one of the
family who preferred casting his lot
with the despised "Mormons' or follow
ems of that very unpopular faith re-
stored by q Prophet of the nineteenth
century No doubt the faith OF Bro
Horne brought upon him persecution
and the hatred of friends as 81 neces-
sarily follows those who try 70 live
Cody lives in Christ Jesus.
The funeral took place that afternoon
40 the Tottington church OF England
Having received an asked-f0r invita-
ton we attended the formula. AS W,
| arrived just I'm time to follow the pro.
cession into the church. an eyes were
! turned toward the two strangers who
seated themselves quietly in the bach
seats. We felt much out OF place, and
! ] can tell you &c was one OF the coldesI
funeral services I ever listened TO. The
pious priest began 90 run on from th'
/ wcll-worn pages the l0ng-used rite. the
I vicar behind muttering, Thou dost'
etc. This went on as kind Of prelude
/ IL being finished he faced the audience
/ and began 90 hurriedly read Paul
sayings 20 the Corinthians, 10Th chap
| ter: "But II there DE no resurrection
/ OF the dead then Christ Is not risen
/ etc. Yes he read. 'I,ise what shall they
/ do which are baptized for the dead.
the dead rise not at all? why are the!
then baptized for the dead?" but as 4
/ Il had no meaning,
Bro. Robert Horne was decently lai'
| away. He was born IN August 1914
and died April 8. 1900. His last reQues
was that his genealogy be sent 10 tn
/ president OF the Manchester confer
! ence.
Laborers in the vineyard,
/ 1
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In New Orleans.
Lumberton. Pearl River Co.
Miss. Aprl 1G iQ00

Llnberton. Pearl River Co..
|T,,h. ps,. Miss, April l6, 1900.
,,om February cath until March 2Oth
p...l.N IN The city OF New Orleans.
Il I'm "a person Is brought In contact
49, ~, K'9ls o. people. from the poor
ID iit... 70 me high up IN society.
" nave noticed particularly The Num-
nm, o,s,sare In the city. They are
n ~ . .thg TO strangers. Il h a pity
ynr ''' 1I'y ragged clothes they
" .a, %. the old street vendors. those
az sN 'he garbage barrels and boxes
A.. 10y al least once or twice thew
h. .,sls 90 behJd. on going down
4 dr,r -i,a perchance YOU see an ola
ogi ~. pf pair OF oyeralIs hanging
itss ~ aIieI ana 40 the side OF them
yri DLl of oyeraIls) an ola dirty sacl
blt. I'M. = 49, what Is In the Darrell or
an, yor , oi lhe end " the skirt or over
esi ~" u. u aiso see a pair OF old rag
hr.1 dangling. The dust from the
t.5r AZ oox indicates that llfe is
G5 t-ul soon the old skirt moves the
Gu, 49,. snake. the box oulvers aud
tlgs yars.. a.. street vender' OF a gar
car ,,glH,lef They win pick nm ola
cilbs ~ Tvs GA chews OF tobacco rttie
tri ur. "50,,9l little strips of rags etc
a. ' as 4'l their sacks 'e'' O'0''
so5, '.s s,h oh. visited the old hat,le
AID a b,l,i Andrew Jackson. just ak
Orleans ", '''.,s below the city Of New
air,t.sr % Waters" VI 'ne great
e,, --llsi.mette' ls tbo NO..
s Sa2a made famous b T' ne S o6 iss
eclrcelv i6.5 i,i'' Here Jackson WIN
gges In Ky, Ky men, only about 3 600 en-.
q ila6 , WV, nsht met the "red coats !"
Vas Won h lang ana the great victory
ably be- p..s' and more than prob.
On ne az, Gent OF the I-nitcd stats ss
2 eoas.r6 ns.a O. monument in S eourse
boo, Of v ps,,on. u Is now 90 feet bisb
avs marble IN the outer wall
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Mrs.
AE7ksaaEa1SS
q friends
are everywhere.

are eYerywlIerss
Every woman knows
some woman friend who
has been helped by Lydia
E. PfnkIIaSn'S Vegetable
Compound What does
this friend say about h2
Read GIe letters from
women bsEEg published In
G5is paper II you are
ailiRg, don't try expert
menEs- Rely on the rsIia-
bIss
Mrs. PinECsam'S great
medicine has stood with
out a peer for thirty
years.
Puzzled women write to
Mrs PlHEfhaEn for advice
which she gives without
charge The advice Is
confidential and accurate
hhas helped a million wO-
MEM Mrs. PInkhani'S
address is Lynn, Mass
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In East Arkansas.
Peel, Marion Co., Ark,
AVUm ID fUN0

Peel Marion Co., Ark,
April a. 1900.
TO the Editor:
Elder Spendlove and myself are Ia
boring IN the East Arkansas conference
Marion county, being our field Of labor
al present This county Is the center
Of the zinc mining excitement in the
Arkansas zinc fields We find the peo-
pie. as rule. quite hospitable and there
are some earnest Investigators Six
souls were added 20 the folds OF Christ
IN this county In March, and prospects
are encouraging.
At present Elders Geo T.. wilkins
and Crayton johnson are with as hold
ing O series Of meetings in Peel. on
first coming 10 the village we found
some prejudice, but now many are in-
terested. The Elders IN this confer
ence are doing a good work
Your Brethren IN Christ,
DON W. CONOVER.
W W. SPENDLOVE.
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The HnwaiInn NIIeslon.
Lale oahu, Il. l., April nth, 1900.
o., cha Elftors

Laie. oahu, II. l., April nth, 1900.
10 the Editor;
Our annual conference was held here
az Laie, April 9Th. ilh and Sth. We
held ten meetings 80 an. and good
spirit was with US throughout the en-.
tire conference.
Strict quarantine Is on IN Honolulu.
owing 90 the bubonic plague therei COM
sequently none of the Saints from that
conference nor the other Islands were
permitted TO join us ia the good time
we have had.
However Elder John Peudleton and
wife, J. l., Wilson Angus Smodley and
William Waddoups. an o' whom have
recently arrived from Zion together
with Thos A. Wadioups from Honolulu
and Samuel Paget from East Maul. hy
taking I'm incubation OF HO0k.n'E Pro.
phylactlc, were given a pass 20 leave
Honolulu after having their baggage
thoroughly fumigated. They had al
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trail Texas. This was once o vast pas
ture with thousands of cattle grazing
upon IL. but it is fast giving way Go the
man with the hoe, and the once Texas
cowboy Is now seeking a livelihood bee
tween the handles OF the plOw. About
nlue-tenths ofthe land Is owned by SYM
dicatgs of the large cities and IS
rented out 60 poor men who come here
from the old Southern states. Most OF
the people OF this country came from
the Eastern States The staple crops
here are cotton and corn, but owing TO
the low price that has been paid for
cotton the past few years many Of the
farmers are raising wheat IN the place
Of cotton.
II anyone should desire any lntorma-
ton from This portion OF the country
Athens Henderson CO., is the head
quarters of our conference The
News is always a welcome visitor
G. II. CHANDLER,
North ogden.
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In tho Nlaster,s Cause.
So Carr House Road. Hyde Park.
Doncaster Yorkshire, England,
April r.. 1900.

DuucdsleIi lVIh1lall q iai's ',..', al,
April IL, 1900
To the Editor
We who are 80 Tar away from our
dear mountain home. working IN our
Masters cause. appreciate the prlvil-
eye we have Of being furnished with
your valuable paper 20 encourage us
In our labors and assist TO allay the
prejudice that is preying upon the
minds OF the people at large.
our lot has been cast in the oeauu-
ful little city of D0ncasier. the popula.
ton OF which Is about $4,000. We find
In our tracing and visiting among the
people IN this part OF the Lords Vine
yard that their minds have been illed
with the falsehoods which have been
scattered broadcast throughout the ma
ton by our opponents, about us as a
people but with the help OF the Lord
we are trying TO sow the Gospel seed
correct some of the error1, and show
unto the people the proper door where.
by they may enter into the fold OF
Christ.
The work Of the Lord is progressing.
and We are making new friends daily,
A number of good souls have en-
braced the Gospel In this place. Some
have awaited themselves OF the oppor-
tunities afforded them, and have full
filled the prophesy Of Isaiah, wherein
he says: Come sc, and let US 80 up
90 the mountain % the Lord 20 the
house OF the God Of Jacob. and He viii
teach us ob His ways. and We viii walk
IN His paths" asa 2. 81
The harvest is great and laborers are
few. and we are indeed grateful that
|.H
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In the European Mission.

ArrIyals-The following NAMED mis-
gionarles from Zion arrived in Liver
pool per American line $. S. Bolgen-
land. April 20. 1900. For the British
Miss.on-John o. Freckleton. Eureka.
James Adams, Willard H. Booth, Caleb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05

Elder j. =. Stewart Jr., Of Logan,
Cache valley called az the News" Of
fee a few days ago and spoke Inter
estngly OF his labors in the missionary
field he was set apart on the 9Th Of
March. 1898, and returned on the goth
OF April last lie spent the time IN the
Brooklyn and New England confer
ences. having charge OF the Brooklyn
conference. during the latter part Of his
Missionary lahors He says the mis-
sion has greatly advanced The last
year. II Is thoroughly organized. FL
der Stewart spent much time writing
Tor the newspapers. The work Is pro-
crossing nicely On Providence, New
York. Philadelphia, and also IN Bos-
ton. The Elders On the field are faith
ful and laborns with encouraging sue
cess.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder James W Lesueur writes from
ST. John. Ariz under date OF April
%. that he has been iu the mission field
for the past two years and three
months, and has now returned home.
He left Salt Lake city, June %, 1898.
arriving IN Liverpool. March 10. He
was assigned 70 the Leeds conference
where he abored fourteen months.
Then for eleven months he labored In
the Channel Isles, Jersey and Guern-
sey. The Lord he says, blessed him
abundanuy, He gives the following re-
port of his abors Tracts distributed,
1887: books loaned. lsg; sold 10, given
away, "A. houses visited tracing. 24li;
visits through invitation ili; Gospel
conversations 1923, Indoor meetings
attended, 20i. outdoors. 10. baDtlsms,
a. The work Is progressing IN the
Channel Isles,
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Your Brother,
JOHN T. BARNETT.
In the Lone Star Conference.

Covlngton. Tex. April 20, 1907
To the Editor
] am travelling In the central part on
Texas I'm the Lone Star conference.
This conference includes strip OF
country. from one 20 four counties wide.
and extends from the Louisiana line
ON the east % the BraZos river on the
west The Elders are doing a good
work. There are about $40 members,
but eleven Elders. We are now IN what
IS known as the Black Lands Of CEN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-05

Elder Thomas Nelson. Of Hyde Park,
Cache Co.. returned on the 2nd Of this
month from a mission 90 the Southern
States. He lab0red in the Georgia con-
ference. Tie was set apart on May u.s..
1853 and was released on account OF
m-heaIth. lie enjoyed HE lab0rs, and
rep0rts the Georgia conference In a
prosperous condition
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THE WANT COLUMNS Of the Semi
Weekly News are read by from 1000
70 100. 200 people twice week
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Elder G. +. Campbell, Of Falrveiw,
T-iutab Co. wyoming. reports that he
and bis wife. Lctue Dewey Campbell.
were set apart on July s. 1895
for mission 20 Great Britain.
he SAYS they We're appointed
90 labor In the Nottingham conference,
I'm tho beautiful city of lincoln. where
they lobored as travelling missionaries
f0r six months. meeting with consider
able opposition. but also making many
frciends Tie people there We're very
much Interested in the remarks Of the
lady missionary and as "a rule would
nay her close attention. They also la
bored seven months in UttoXeter STAFF.
where thpy enjoyed themselves exceed
inrIv well as there are n good number
OF saints there. and several who are
earnestly investigating the Gospel plan.
AZ This place they had born unto them
"a ftUe daughter. Lettlc Victoria. and
Sister Campbell was released 90 return
home on August &c 1899 Elder Camp
ben continued bis labors meeting with
success On tracing among the people
of cIcht villages Boz Stafordshire
The Nottingham conference is IN r.
pr0sucr0us condition Through the In
strumentaUty OF Elder Geo Bun. Who.
IN company with some other Elders.
moved The headquarters of the confer
once from 90 s8bIna street 90 ia Rad
FORD boulevard. Although many bitter
antl-"Mormons' reside In this locality,
the change has proven beneficial. as
they have the opportunity 20 Judge the
Saints by their works
Elder Campbell says he enjoyed HIM
SELF exceedingly we'll He had good
health. he arrived home April %. 1900.
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Elder lewis Wh.mpy, of Cleveland,
Emery Co.. was set apart on the 4th
of June. 1895. f1r "a mission 20 Montana.
and returned from there on the End OF
this month. lie first lab0rcd for three
months ln the Butte conference. Then
he won't TO the Anaconda conference.
where he remained one year. The re-
mainder az the time be spent I'm the
Butte conference. lie says he made a
number OF friends and was well treated
boy the people generally.
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80 400 h nw Or, ba sta So 30 1852 kraemer st,5r
FOR RENT MT. PLEASANT asTORY, PRESS
br1ck; circular bay window front parking; large
pack yard nine rooms; closets; large pantry; GEL
lar; electric lighting; south front; handsome out
side and in; $1,000. Inquire 1465 Kenesaw aTe.
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FOR RFNT-17oslo ST. NV. SUITABLE FOR
mill, storage other business purposes: 20
horse power boiler and engine and other machin-
cry In position, which be bought at low
price: Will remove machinery II not wanted; size
Of building. 3Ox75; two floors; rent, $50 per
month.
au25-et GEO. W. LINKINs, 800 10Th st. NV
FOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BROwN-STONE AND
brick residence, 1717 Q NV. 10 rooms and
bath: fashionable locality reduced, II rented this
month. to $85. Look at 212 18th ut. sw.: brick:
and bath; only 5000 NO.. will be
vacated Sept. 8. STONE & FAIRFAX,
1t 500 r st. NV.
FOR RENT