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mo imperial designs urk in the Ameri-
a. mind. They. are alien to American
sentiment, thought and purpose. Our
priceless principles undergo no change
under a tropical sun. They go with the
fiag.-President Mckinley at Boston.
Feb. 16. 1893. -.
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FOE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL
W. f. HARMON OF GALLATIN.
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FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
T. J. PORTER OF CUSTER.
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FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
a, N. YODER OF SILVER BOW.
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FOR STATE TREASURER.
T. J. EDWARDS Of LEWIS AND
CLARKE.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.
r. Won TOBEL OF FERGUS.
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FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
A. ]. BENNETT OF MADISON.
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FOR CONSTABLE SOUTH BUTTE
TOWNSHIP.
PHILLIP WEINSTOCK.
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FOR STATE AUDITOR.
c. c. PROCTOR OF CASCADE.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
=. r. FOLSOM OF MEAGEER.
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FOR ELECTORS.
L. s. WILSON OF GALIATIN.
H. G. KESST.ER OF SILVER PCy
tAUL MCCORMICK OF YELLOW
STONE
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STATE TICKET.

FOR CONGRESSMAN. :
s. G. MURRAY OF MISSOULA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-13
MISSIONARY EXPERIENCE,
Opponents Of The Gospel Willy the Elders In
HE World.
Hut Friends Are Made Under OPP
positiou-A Dispute About signs
aud wonders,
= 1872 s. Neb. ST.. Morton. Ind

. 1912 s.. Neb st., Marion Ind,
oct. @. 1900.
To the Editor
Lately we have been caurassIng from
house o. house In this city. distributing
tracts and holding meetings in The
evenings. whenever we had upp0uunl-
ties. By this means many .rcnds and
Investigators were found and one menu
her was added 20 the Church; two more
have applied for baptism.
This has aroused our opponents. on
Saturday night. Sept 20, We met with
some opposition, but came out y.CtOH-
GUS After preaching for some time TO-
q throng of eager listeners. a man
stepped out into the street and tried TO
poison the minds Of the people against
us. by throwing out insults, calling us
frauds and demanding "a sign lie said
we We're teaching the Gospel but he de-
manded that If signs followed believers
we should go with him TO the soldiers
home and eradicate their intrmities by
the laying on Of hands Several hundred
people listened TO his SANDER and
abuse. We then addressed the audience
explaining TO them the signs following
believers and referring them to Matt
-; 80, also testfylug 20 them that the
signs did follow the believers and We're
made manifest In the Church of Jesus
Christ OF Lotter-day Saints. The fell
low soon left the crowd but there were
others who began 20 Willy us and dis
pute our doctrines The people separ-
ated ana we had an audience each 10
talk 10. Soon the Elders We're IN posses
sion of the field. Their opponents left
one by one.
The following Monday morning Elder
Johnson went up town ani came In
contact with a minister who was pres
ont on Saturday evening He protested
20 be a Christian minister, He stated
that he had no sympathy for us, and
that he tried 70 get the police to arrest
us. We have tO give him credit though
for admitting that he admired as for
not resOrtng to vituperation. as we
find the s0-called Christians" doing
They send their missionaries 20 Utah,
Idaho, etc, TO convert the eo-callcd
'M0rmons' but when We go 90 their
doors they refuse 20 talk Bible 10 us
or lend us a hearing. The few months
We have spent In the mission field have
been the happlest time In our lives
Any one having relatives or friends In
this neighborhood, desiring that we
should call on them. please send names
and addresses,
The News" Is n welcome visitor and
IS O power for good. We extend our
best wishes 10 an readers OF the
News Your brethren.
JOHN BITTON JR.,
ANDREW a. JOHNSON,
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PREACHING IN GEORGIA.
Many Different Voices Heard by the Elders
In the Field
In the hin OF iabcl the Gospel
Trumpet Gives Forth No
Uncertain sound.
Atlanta. Ga, Oct g. 1900

Atlanta. Ga. oct. @. 1900
,r. r,u....
D." '''s '''''''
Never were conditions more itNolauI.
Tor the tulnliment OF Coo word imam
ul ihe present time w. always preach
nn the streets, excepting Iu RAINY
weather. when we 60 i1 iignls VINO ln-
N.I" the uelghbors IN ~ near U.S. I'D
our street preaching "e nave large cou-
AI'sauuus, ON the sam" street, eaeh
sunday, can De heard ihe tnttHdUos ui
competing preachers of many aanomlu-
a'.0ns sometimes uFe or SIX az enc
same time.
LudeaNofs have been mace 10 get
Oh" policeman 90 stop u-. bul these
answered. They have as much right
here as any Of you.
One preacher "a iaW sundays ago
preached that there is no h.ll, hls
crowd however came over i1 near us.
When we We're done prea"hins. be t9Gh
my place ana began sy'uIslng us. ne
said the Prophet Joseph ANA a.l his ioi-
lowers with their a1umin1oIe doc
uine are from hell and That is where
they AN ought 20 be- To would Doe con
-isttnt for this preacher fo amend his
doctrine and say, There rs no hell eK-
cert for The 'Morm5ns
Scarcely q night passes but some
preacher gets up after 49,. are through
and malIgns us, but me intelligent u.s.
teuers pay little attention lo H.
During the short time we have been
IN this city, We nave SOLO ABOUT oVv
books, and have talked with many OF
the most intelligent people \ congress
man came 10 our InteNhs one hlBhI
ana dller the services ASKED SEVERN
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THE BRITISH MISSION.
\ New Conference Organized -- Adj.
ditions 60 the Church by Baptism,
80 Chamber ST., Hull, Eng.

Sept 2lst, 1900.
Tu-iao Editor.
on sunday September 10th. s special
conference was held In the Thrift Han.
Pasture street. Grmsby, for the pur-
pose OF organizing "a new conference.
There were present of the presidency
OF the European mission Platte II. Ly-
man and Il. s. McMurin. Elders from
Zion. b. r. Birchan, Manchester con-
ference. j. NJ. Horsley Of the Birmiup-
ham conference, Elders S. j. Parrish,
s.. w. Parkinson, W. II, Banks. +. j..
Norris, e, d. .Brlnton and wife Sister
Emily NJ, Briton. Moroni Moss. W. H..
Edwards d. St0ker and J. a. Brown OF
the Sheffield conference. President j..
y. Benson, VIM. b. Armstrong Caleb
W. Haws. Fred @. Clark, David Z.
Sermon and the writer. Of the Leeds
conference, Many Saints and friends
were present
At the commencement Elder S j.
Parrish made remarks Of welcome TO
those present
Elder Platte ID. Lyman then presented
the general authorities Of the Church
and the presidency Of the European
mission, % the congregation These
were unanimously sustained. Elder
Moronl Moss was appointed and sus-
tanned as president OF the new confer
enCe, which should be known as the
Grimsby conference He said 10 had
been decided % make a new conference
by taking Hull from the Leeds confer
once and Grimsby from the Sheffield
conference.
Elder Moss spoke a short time,
Elder Parrish was the next speak
en-.
President 3. Y. Benson stated that
he could reluctantly give his hand To
the Elders and Saints of the Hull
branch, and that he was looslng some
thing worthy of consideration He knew
a good work was being done and the
prospects for the future We're bright.
Elder J. l.. McMurrin was very much
pleased 10 meet with the Elders and
Saints. lie was pleased to see the or
ganizati0n OF new conference He
spoke Of tho organization ~ three con-
fcrenccs in Norway, and what blessings
followed.
In the afternoon meeting we had
quite large attendance Of Saints and
friends. Elder b. r. Birchal Of Man
chester gave his experience; how he
was converted. went 90 Utah from Eng.
Hnd on 1871, as minister 20 teach the
"Mormons' the GosD, az Christ. but
De- found things 20 be- the opposite %
what he had thought lie left "a posi-
ton that gave him SIS per day and went
90 work on a farm f0r 81 per day. He
bore "a strong testimony 20 the divine
mission Of the Prophet Joseph Smith.
cur evening meeting was well az.
tended hy Saints and strangers The
Spirit ~ God was poured out upon MS
In a rich abundance Elder j l.. Me-
Murrin showed how there was but one
true way for as 20 work out our own
salvation Elder Platte ID, Lyman then
spoke briefly upon the principles Of the
Gospel
Monday, September nth, we held our
Priesthood meeting. The Elders gave
in their reports Of their labors and bore
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MISSIONARY EXPERIENCE,
Elder +. c. Beers Reviews His Work
in the Field.
TO the Editor:
West Derry,
Rockingham CO.. y. H.,
Anr4 TOoN

K0CkIngham Co. n IT,
Aug J. 1900.
To the Editor:
7. is ele,op ,,ortbs 400 sfrcs toft
mn, io,.sd on"s ar VsrpoI NV T, p,psior
nt6e Esstarn Ssatls I w1s sci auarf
M SAN fake CIV on the eigbth day Of
Novap,hgr 1900 ana an tbe foll9yslnp
dav I left for Brooklvn \ Y After
T5,}r dsvs ana four nigbte rs9rbed
he b,3douartrrs M tba Eestern states
r3i.sicn ana WAC assigps3 d, The NoN.
rngland conference on the IAN IN
cn19nanv Win three Elders left New
yort npon me steamer Maine FOR
broyi5srce p was sent with m
6er CLAUS s Anderson IN Portland
Nairc whore we labors5 with success
nntn Tho ana 5av ~ Fehruerv when
vras called to succeed ELDER las p
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder Henry W. Bachelor. OF Hene-
fer. Summit county returned 30 this
city ON the an " this month from the
Northern states mission. Re has been
laboring n the Northern Indiana cone
ference with encouraging success. lie
hapuzed three converts while In the
field He was set apart on the Isl day
Of July, 1895.
Elder Nel NJ. Stewart OF Meadow.
NNlarl Co.. was set apart on the l-th
day Of August. 1905. for a mission tu
Great Britain. he was assigned Go the
Scottish conference. where he has been
laborng s.l tha time during bis abe
sonce. lie SAYS the mission is in good
condition. Tie succeeded In making
may warm friends. lie returned % this
city on the 6th of this month
Elder T. j. Haddock Of tsls city rc-
turned ou the 9Th Of this month from
The British mission. He labored iu me
Bristol end Welsh conferences with
great success lie was set apart on the
ll,h Of october 1895.
Elder John Duayer IT,. Of ogden
CITY was SCI apart ON the gth day of
July. 1897. Tor the Netherlands mission.
He lab0red sixteen months On the Gr0-
nineen conference. He returned home
ON the end OF June, last 10 company
with some lmmigrating Saints
Elder Cadmus Wallace arrived in
this city. on the 9Th " this month, from
Sulphur Well Metcalf county, Ken
tucky. where De embraced the G0sps, in
November. 1891 he was set apart as
a missionary on the 4th day Of Deem
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testimonies to The truth of the great
work they art engaged in I'm the eyen-
inr an entertainment was given where
Saints and strangers enjoyed them
selves. listening To- music, songs, recl-
tatI0us etc.
Tuesday we an went Co our ola fields
of labor with renewed energy.
ON the SIN inst We had seven more
good. honest souls enter into the fold of
Chris. by making covenants with our
heavenly Father. also ou the 18th inst
two were added t0 the GrImsbJ
branch
Your brother
BENZ. III. BULLOCK.
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CONFERENCE IN KANSAS.
Encouraging Reports by the As
semhIed Elders - Good Meetings.
o. III I'm o. ln-l

To the Editor;
The Elders and Saints Of the st. John.
Kansas conference met 40 ST. John
Kansas. on the 2lst. 22nd and 23rd Of
September. 1900. and held their confer
once The first day was spent IN
Priesthood meetings. and On one NJ these
the Elders gave IN their reports Tor the
past six months. u was encouraging 90
hear the good reports given by the FL
ders. Il showed that God had blessed
their humble efforts. our mission pres
ident. Elder James @. Dutiin. In the
Priesthood meetings. gave the Elders
some valuable instructions m regards TO
their labors. The two following days
six public meetings We're held. and IN
them the Saints and strangers who
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were present heard the Gospel The
weather WAS beautiful Most of the
Saints embraced the opportunity Jf ate
tending conference In our testimony
meeting 90 was ng0urJt.ns 90 hear the
Saints bear their testimonies of Gods
goodness 90 them. our conference pres-
Idcnt Elder ", S. Eimball, had been Zee
leased Co s,turn home some two months
before, thereby causing o vacancy In
the conference presidency IL was again
nlled los John 81 White being chosen
president and q. n. Jepps0u and VIM,
J. C0zzeus as bis assistants, Tho EI-
ders left for their fields of labor feeling
more determined 90 DO their duty The
Lord has blessed Ills servants ln this
conference the past simmer with fairly
good hagth and most are now enjoy
ing this great blessing
Your brethren
JOHN NJ WHITE.
o. n. JEppSON,
WM. b. COHIENS.
Conference Presidency
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Elder W. w. Harrison. Of SprIngyille,
Utah, came home on the 2Sth OF Sep
tember. last from the Eastern states
mission. He was set apart on the nth
OF April 1895, and he labored the first
year In the cities Of Elizabeth, and
Newark n. j., and then nearly four
wick and then he was called 20 Provl-
dence, r. l., where he acted as secre-
tary OF the New England conference.
Since last January he also acted as first
counselor 20 Elder Clarence Gardner.
He says the Elders In that field are
meeting with some success There Is
much prejudice but the eforts Of the
missionaries are not In vain
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Elder Lewis Bast.an. of Washington.
Washington Co.. returned on the ath of
this month from the Southern States
mission Tie was set apart on the 20th
of mlv 1S9S. and has been laboring
IN the East Kentucky conference he
says he has had an enjoyable time. He
loborcd part OF the time as superinter1-
emit OF the Sunday schools. and he had
the privilege of witnessing eighteen
bapusms while On the field
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Elder VIM T.. Partugton, Of Logan,
Cache county was set apart on the
18th day OF August. 1895. 90 labor as a
missionary I'm Great Britain He was
appointed 10 labor 90 the Liverpool
conference. He lahorel at Accrngton
six months with the result that there
was gathered "a nice C0ngrcga Ion and q
number Of Saints Then he was labor
ing IN the city of Liverpool nine
Charley be labored three months. and
al Lancaster six and a half months
While he was I'm the Liverpool confer
enco there were seyenty-two baptisms
He arrived home on the 3Oth Of Sep
TENDER last
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Elder Andrew s. HogeIe Of Tooolo,
Tooele co.. returned home ON the 4th
of October from % mission in the North
western states. whittier be- was as-
signed TO labor ON the eth Of September
1895. He lah0red In Canada, Montana
Idaho. oregon and Washington. The
work of the Lord in these states Is
making excellent progress and Elder
Hegeic enjoyed his labors,
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Elder Slxtus T. Johnson, Of Tropic.
Garfield county. returned home on the
9th Of this month, from the Southern
states mission. He was set apart on
the 18th day of September 1898. and
has abored IN the North Kentucky con-
ference lie and companion baptized
forty-sly persons during the mission.
Ills health has not always been the
best but ne greatly enjoyed his labors
ln tho field.
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Elder o. T.. Peterson Of Fillmore.
Willard Co.. returned home ON the an
OF this month. from q mission 90 the
Southern States. he was set apart on
the 18th day OF May 1898. and has been
lab0ring I'm the Virginia conference.
Hg is happy 90 say that De met with
fair success. and enjoyed good health
except toward the last III his mission.
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Elder Albert Mabey. Jr. Of South
Jordan. Salt Lake county. was SET apart
IN the 18Th OF April lSgS for q mission
40 the Northern states lie spent most
OF the time On the Southern Indiana
conference. and then be- visited Mis-
SQUIRT where he Travelled through the
places OF historical interest He says
ho had an enjoyable mission, and found
the work progressing well I'm both con-
forences He returned home on the
ith inst
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Elder n, Donald Forsyth, Of Pinto,
Washington Co., returned on the 4th
N thls month from the Southern states
mission He was set apart on the 2n1
day OF July. 1898. and has been laborlng
in the city OF Nashville I'm the Middle
Tennessee conference. He says he en-
jUyed his lab0rs exceedingly
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Elder Richard Christensen, Of Brig
ham city left home ON the l6th day Of
June 1895 Cor a mission 10 the North
and returned home on the 3rd OF this
month.
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h.r 1895. and has since then been labor
lng as O travelling aud canyassins ElAer
u the Kentucky conference. ne says
Boo visited thousands OF people ana mtt
with good success Elder wallace tN-
poets to remain for some time in uslen
city, and then settle permanently some
whore In Idaho.
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Elder Samuel T.. IIym5s Of Liberty
Bear Lake Co.. Idaho, returned ON the
itI OF this month from @ mission 10 lnt
Northwestern states. Tie was .al hpaI I
0U the OH dav OF November lS9s. ana
IIbYrcd f0r fifteen months IN A'allsptu
conference Montana, and the remainder
of The time BOO the Moscow conference
Idaho. Ho had a pleasant mission.
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Elder Albert ]. Johnson. OF Ogden
City. was set apart ON the lst o. Feb
ruary lS9s. for the scandinavian mis-
sIor lie was assigned 10 labor I'M tho
SkOnr and Gothanburg conferences.
where hr reports he met with good sue
cess he returned ON the 23th OF Sep
TENDER last. DO good health and spirits
Elder j. b Richards. OF this city. ia
home again from the missionary field
lie was set apart ON the first day OF
April 1895 Tor the Swiss and German
mission. on his arrival Boo Liverpool
he was sent Co Paris 90 look over the
ground This resulted in the sending OF
"a missionary from Berne 20 the capital
~ France Elder Richards was sent
90 the Canton OF N-uCh8tol. where he
remained about 81 months. Then ne
went 90 italy % Turin and other places.
where he succeeded fairly we'll He met
a great number OF protestants a REM
nant of the ancient Naldonses. who re-
coiyed him kindly From Italy ho went
90 the conference az Borne. and was
then sent 90 Berlin where DE lab0red
until the mission headquarters We're
changed from Hamburg to Berlin Wlon
hc was called to aot as secretary IN the
office. The Elders have more liberty In
Berlin now than formerly The work
Us prospecting Elder Richards arrived
home on the I'm of this month.
Elder Il. W. Merrill. Of Min Creek.
Salt Lake county. Was SCI apart on the
Goth day ot July, l,9s for a mission to
the Southwestern states He returned
home on the SIN day Of October He
has been laborlnC during his absence
IN the northeastern part Of Kansas: ana
be- reports that the conference Is I'M a
good condition The Elders are well
treated and are doing a good work.
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Elder Anthony Van Dam. Of ogden
City was set apart on the 9th day OF
July 1897. for the Netherlands mission
Be returned ON the 2lst of july last
bic llb0red eleven months in the An-
-trdGm conference. and thirteen
months IN the Rotterdam and the re-
waInder in the Groningen conference,
over which he presided. The mission
ha says. DE- IN a very prosperous condi-
t.yu This is the second mission OF
Brother Van Dam to his native lana
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Elder Andrew Jensen was sat apart
July g. tSaS. FOR o mission 20 the North
plu states Tie lablrad In Northern
Illinois conference thirteen months ana
Was then transferred 90 the Northern
Indiana conference, over which Doe pre-
sided until Doc was released He re-
turned ON the 9Th o. this month. The
work In that part Is progressing Well
be- says
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-03-15
BLAKEsBURG.

Blakesburg, March 15.-James Giles
is able to be out again after a serious
Illness.
Miss Eta Whipple returned Monday
from 0ttumwa. Her father, who has
been seriously i'll, is somewhat better.
Vim. Wyant, who recently was mar
ried to Miss May Barnwell, has ac-
cepted a position with H. NJ. Smith.
A masquerade party was held at the
residence of S. C. Snow, Monday even
ing. ABOUT fifty people were present
and all enjoyed themselves immense
~.
j. A. Jay returned home Saturday af-
ter closing a successful term of school
near Chillicoihe.
Perry Dorothy. of Ute, was in this
vicinity last week looking after some
cattle.
Orriu Udell is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Miss Osa West will teach the spring
term of school at Mt. Carmel.
Hon. r. B. Arnold has moved on the
David jay farm near town.
0nr physicians report o than the
usual amount of sickness in the sur
rounding country.
VIM. S. Wilson is building an add
ton to his storeroom.