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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-11

&tdtarrb fnmm mint turtrf iuerocn
burd, locale Nppliedtionen, oa lie ben
Sib Der aranfheit nidbt erreiden fonnen.
aatarrb in cine Blut. ober Contributions.
aronfheit unb nm iie su heilen, milBt
Sbr tnnerlidle 5eiImittel nebmen. pau :
Aatarrb aur ipirb eingenommen uno
tpirft bireft auf bas Blut unb bic ihleis
miae CberIdhe. S6n's statarrb-aur II
teine Guadialber Webisin. Sic runroe
lett 5ahren BON einem ber beiten Aer6te
bieies 9onbes perprbnet unb IN elm re-
selmdBiaes 8eeept Sic beiteht aus ben
beiten befannten fpniea, Derbnnoen NIT
ben beiten Slutreinisungsmitteln bic ot'
reft aui bic Sdhleimoberilddle iuirfen.
Die ponfommene Berbinounq Der 5fpei
8eitanotheile III es, ruos ioid)' uunoers
pDle Heiultate BEL Der 6eilung pDn IA.
tarrb berporbringt. 9aBt gndl 3eu9.
nifie umiDnff ifiden.
Z. 3. 9benep 6 o.. 3pIebp. 8.
naS- Bertanft uDn allen Npothefern.
Hreis rs Gents bic 5laidle.
6aI's 5amilien 9illeu iiub bic beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-11

- Sn ben 2onooner 0Oitreiien
beiBt es. oaB a6uisin 8ictoria ibre
iodter, bic aaiierin sSrieorib in
Irieorihsbof bel @ronbers ndb=
item Ronat beiuhen piro, es lei
benn, oaB iib oeren 3uitano benz
ndhlt beoeutenb beiiern tueroe. iuas
niht tpabribeinlib lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-11

- Der beutide Heihscummiiiar
fir bic Bariier @estausiteuuns. &e-
gierunesratb Or. &ibter, bat ben
6eutlben Gusitellern mitsetbeilt. oaB
Der 3aiier ieire lebbafteite Befrieoi=
aung iiber ibre Grfolge auf Der Gus=
iteIung auseeoridt bat.
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gsahrihten aus Bien 3ufol,

= gtadribten aus @ien 3ufolse
iuaren bereits umfaiienoe Worbereis
tunaen fiir ben Beiuh Der Barrier
Weltausitelluna ourb ben Barren
getroffen, als in grfabrung gebrabt
luurbe. oab peribiebene Gnarhiiten
es bel oieler Geleaenbeit auf oas 2es
ben oes 3aren abeeieben bdtten.
Sofurt CAB Der 8ar bic Nbiibt,
Yaris 81 beilfen. aui. Obpobl
ndmlib bic Wiener Bolisei oapon
aoiIirt tporben mar, baB elm Gmmiis
idr ameritaniiber Mnarhiiten nah
europa gefommen mar, UNI elm at=
tentat auf ben 3aren aussuiiibren;
perlor man ibn, trob aller Betpa=
dung, furS nad ieiner 2anbune in
europa aus benz @eliht.
,,8rpbmmtter'S Thee" beritb1 1uert
=. kAs A.
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Cine GEplofion etnes pmlper Wta'
8a3ines

aeritDrt alles, mas in Siht lit;
ebenlu pirten aud itarte Winerals
8illen, aber beibes lit iebr gefdbr=
lid). gs lit i'm b6hiten @raoe nub=
lus, Sbren 86rper 0efabren aus5u=
leben, iuenn "Dr. Kings New
Life Pills" Die Nrbeit ariinolid
uno eefabrols perrihten. Deilen
appfifmersen nnb 8eritupfuna.
0ur % Cts. 3u baben bel
ss. 8alteper & Sobn. Droauiiteu.
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1ageS Weuigfeiten.
q II | a n b.

1
- Der Yrdlioent Mcainleg bal
cine 0epelbe an ben SOP. Sapers
in Nuitin geribtet, in pelder er oem-
lelben mittbeilt, oaB er ben 8riegs'
minilter angepieien babe, aur Inter
Itubuna Der 0ptbleioenoen in Sal.
peIton Bette uno Hationen oOrtbin
Al ididen. gluBeroem ipribt er oem
@uuuerneur iein innigites Wtitgefiibl
nit ben l1tper beimaeiubten 8e-
tuobnern ppn @alpeiton aus. Der
sfrieasminiiter bat ioi0rt 1000 Bette
| uno so, 600 Hationen nab @aloeiton
eeihidt.
- 8rdiioent Mc3inlep bat unter
bem Datum bes 8. September on ben
gunoesienator Cabot 2ooge, ben
8orIibenoer oes republitaniiben SEQ
tificatiunsausibuHes oas fOrmelle
Sdreiben eerihtet. in mel
DIEM er iib bereit ertldrt, bic am l9.
SUM- in Der Nationalconuention allf
i'm aefallene INSTRUMENTATION anz
sunebmen. gr oisciitirt in oieiem
iebr lanaen Sdreiben eingebeno Die
Gampaane=Sliues. gr enooriirt bic
Yarteiplatform riidbalilos, erfldrt
es fir feline cpnititutipnelle Bflibt.
Die Nutpritdt Der Ser. Staaten alf
ben Ybilippinen III uertbeioigen,
ihreibt bic YrDiperitdt i'm 2anoe
bauptid1lih benz jebigen 9arif uno
Der itabilen @olbmdbruna 3u. uno
uertbeibiet ebr(ide 3apitalss gombi-
nationen als notbuenbig. Nllen Ser
lbn6rnnsen geeen ben 6anoel miiiie
ieouh amf benz Weee Der Staatsge=
iebgebun9 energiid entgegen gefpirtt
tperoen.
- Die Bunoes Hegierune bat
pun Der 8ritiib Gmerifantiben
9ampferlinie ben eroben transport
oampier .SnperneB" unb 5tpei anoere
Dampfer aetauft, tpelde fir ben
. transport pon 9ruppen uno &riegS=
material BON Seattle, @aibington,
nad Wanila pertpenoet tueroen fol-
len. Nue orei S1iffe iuerben iofort
in DienIt geItellt meroen.
= Nms Ybilaoelpbia rpiro ge=
lhrieben: Die Baltimore uno ObiOz
Babn bat bier einen neuen 2an>
oungsplab einribten laiien uno nun
nit benz Nurbbeutihen 2lopo nno
elmer engliiben 2inie @ontrafte ab=
aejhloHen, tponab elm regelmdBiger
Danlpferpertebr 3tpilben Hbila0el=
pbia unb Bremen unb Ybila6elpbia
uno 2onbun eingeribtet toerben fol-.
- Der aiiiitiren6e Secretdr 9aps
for bonn S1abamtSz zDepartement in
@aibineton erfldrt. oaB er burhaus
nidt, rpie in einem 8eitiingsartitel
bauptet tpurbe, geiagt babe, Der 6aB
aeaen bic 1ineiiibe ginnanoerung
babe iih perlDren, 6esbalb lei fein
BeolrfniB mebr fiir baS NuSI1luB=
geleb uno er iei fiir @i6errufung
6eiielben. 6err 9aplor eriuhte bic
Niiociirte Treiie, oieies Dement, au
perbreiten.
= Nms Wetp gort ibreibt man;
Slaac 3aufinann. elm Sutuelenbdnos
Ter, tpuroe BON ben 3olinipettoren
babel errpiibt, als er ben Weriub
maHte, Diamanten i'm Wertbe BON
5000 iiber bic @ren3e Der Der. Staa'
ten su i6mngeeln. 8aufmann. Der
iiber 60 Sabre aft 1T, Tam nit benz
Dampfer r2abn" BON Bremen an.
Sein 0epdd murbe pon 3tuei Boil
Snipeftoren unteriu1t. Dob fam
ben bieielben nibts Ber3uabares in
bemielben. Wdbrenb Der llnteriu=
dung tpar 9aufrnann aufaeregt. Da-
rauibin rpnroe cine unteriu6ung Der
8leiber, bic er trug. uorgenOmmen
uno bierbei itellte es iih beraus. oaB
in benz Hod 3aufmanns Diaman=
ten unb anoere Sutpelen einsendbt
tparen. Nu1 in ieinen S6uben
murben Diamanten gefunoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-09-11

= Sn Berlin bat Der Bolisei>
8rdIioent b. Winobeim bic Guiiiib=
r,ine BON Noolpb Roie's Shauipiel
Saint @erinain" i'm Berliner 2ba=
uerboten, neil Der 8aiier niht ees
1tattete, bic Berion bes 8roBsn Sur
fiiriten auf bic Biibne su bringen.
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1err ". f. SiaaimS,

Der Nebatteur Der in Seneca. Slls.,
erIheinenben ~geeps", mar felt oie=
len Sabren init 6ausaIsidlag be-
baftet. 3ein Nrat uno feline Urge
nei tonnte ibm grl6iung uon oieiem
lebel perl6affen, bis er n8udlen' 8
Nrnicu Salbe" anpanote. @r
ihreibt. oaB sipei Shabteln ibn
p6llig beilten. Die bette Salbe in
Der Welt. rlnfeblbares Wtittel fir
6autausihlas. 6eiluna iuirb garan=
tirt. 0ur 25 gts. 8u baben bei'
J. &alteper & Sobn. Druggiiten.
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9us Befina tpirb berihtet, oaf

= NlS Bettr8 fDlr0 0erIWtet, OuB
bic 2ei6e Suegma aiaras, oes
&anslers Der iapaniiben @eianots
ibaft in Yefing, Der ettpa 81 oerlelz
ben 3eit pie Der oeutibe 8eianote
s5reiberr b. &etteler in Yeting BON
ben 8orern ermuroet tuuroe, in Der
0abe bes groBen 3bores aufgeiun'
ben moroen lit.
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NNabmcfe 6ptel Bar,
Sit 6ouitpn StraBe.
gDm. Wmtb, III. Gigentbiimer.

Wtan finoet bier Elm oor5ilgllbes
@las Bier unierer beinlilben Vraues
reien. Belonoere Nnerfennllng uers
oienen Die @eine, Giearren, Wbisfies,
QiauDre ,c. 0iele Wirtblbaft erfreut
Iih oes ausseseihneten Hufes, Su
ben angenebmiten gufentbaltsorten
Der Staot su Sablen.
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u nfunft.
W. &. & z. Habn.

Nb Ia prt.
Hah sSaco, Sort Bortb. Dallas, aanias
gitp, ct. 4ouis uno Chicago, tdglid1,
e. ". & u. y. Depot .7:45 Morgens.
Nacb @aco. Sort @ortb. Dallas &c. (pom
Suniet- Depot ........... 500 Nbenos.
Nnfunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. eouis, aanias eitp,
Dallas. Sort @ortb uno sSaco, taglid)
(Suniet 9epot) ....... $50 Sorm.
Bon 3aco. Sort North. Dallas &c. e.
". & u. Y. 9epDD -. 1920 Nbenos.
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0nlf Sbpre 0abn.

Nbfabrt.
Wad Stodbale. td9lid. ausgenommen
Sonntags. .o:U0 Sorm.
Nntunft.
Yon Stodbale, tdelid3. ausgenomnen
S0nntags. s................3:O 300 Haf1m.
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1te 1apierfeit eiuer Nrau

tpurbe tiirslid) iuieoer BON 5ral
Sobn 9pruline BON Butler, 3d., &C.
seiet, bic iib felt 2 Sabren in iteten
Sample nit einein tranfbaften Wta'
gen befanb, Der iie ibtper unite,
Nauiea unb unperoaulibteit leioer
mabte: 4ae Mittel ertpieien iid
als nublos, bis iie Electric Bit
ters" oeriubte. 9tab speimonatli-
dem @ebraufe ihrieb iie: sd bin
iebtp6llig sebeilt uno fam alles eiien.
Electric Bitters" lit Elm uor5iielis
der 9pnic; ib babe, ieitoem ib i'm
gebralbe, beoeuteno an @etpibt gu
genommen unb fiible mid frdftiser
als ie suopr. gr iDroert Die Ser
ballune, beilt 9pspepiie, reiSt ben
Nppetit unb giebt neueS 3eben. 9tur
80 gts. @irb garantirt. 3u baben
bel 3. aalteper & Sobn, Droauiiten.
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Grlitt 1pces=CHalen.

6err 3. 90. Correction, ppn San
Nntunio, 9er., mar felt Sabren
nit gitbma in ieiner ihlimmiten
Storm bebaftet uno ertrug unId9libe
Ghmeraen. Gr nabn, als nibts
mebr balf. au "Dr.King's New
Discovery" 8ufluht. oas ibm in
fur3er Belt ni9t MIR 9inoerung nerz
ifaffte, ionoern audi balo o0lig
beilte. Die punoerbare Webicin lit
bas ein5ige Wtittel fir Sbpinbiuht,
Nitbma, 9ungens. 6als=, umo Brllit=
2eiben. Yreis 60 gts. uno 81 90.
Wiro garantirt. 3u baben bel
s. 8altener & Sobn. Droguiiten.
- Wdbreno bic gngldnoer in Der
Transuaal 8epublit tpeiter in Der
Yropin3 2epbenburg uorriiden uto
bic Buren INNER mebr in bic gnge
treiben. iheint bic Sahlage fir lie
in Der Oranie Hepublit (tpelhe bic
engliiben Bldtter ibon INNER bic
Orange Miper=G Golonie" nennen)
cine feinestpegs siinitige gu iein.
Wenigitens baben iie bort ipdbreno
Der lebten WDhe bic bereits uon ib=
men beietten Stdbte Senafal, Bes
tbelebem, Jlouriesburg uno 2aop=
brQn0 pie0er Qer1umt.
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- Roofing Felt, Bed uno Nsphalt
bet 6enrn BnulD. Eel So.
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Aae cieieni8en, bic i'm s5riiblins
9r. Sieasrt's Mneokura 9iiiers nehmen. lueroen in
ben son,mer. Nonatsn nismaIs uniu igrofieln.
fiebtr ooer WaIaria gu leioen babeu.
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q. u. & u. y. 8ahss.
hfnhrf.

gaab @alpeison. Souiton unb euero tag.
lia .S:45 Born
Ra6 Corpus gbriiti. aranios BaB nnt
8eepilIe tdslih. 30 Nad]n.
ssaH Borne mnb &erruiIe. tdslid, aus
genommen Sonntaes. -. .2:45 Habm.
Nah Borne unb 8errpiue, Sonntogs.. +.
acknowledgements $50 gorn.
Gntunft
Bon Galpefton. Souiton uno Juero tdg.
lion I.UU WOeHoe.
Bon Corpus gbrif,i. Nranias Bob nno
BeeuiQe tdqlid1 ..........1 LOO Nabm.
Bon Borne un6 aerrpille. tdglidb. aus.
aenomnen Sonntags. !. 1865 BORN.
Bon Borne unb 8errnile. Sonntags.
800 Nbenbs.
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9lus Qpnbpu rerlautet. Der Dor

Mus 4onopn uerlautet, Der bors
tige bineIiibe @eianote babe 8e=
elaubiaungss Bapiere erbalten, tuelde
IGN CUR Nntniipfung BON 5rieoenss
perbanbluneen ernidhtieten. IS
beiBt, ben hineiiiben 8eianoten in
ben anberen europdiihen Gauptftdo=
ten ieien entiprehenoe Beglaubi=
gungsibreiben 5igeaangen.
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Mntunf It.

gon y,orb.leras. st. 9ouis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 Worgens.
Bon yieu Orleans, 5ouiton mn6 @al-
peiton tdglid3. ........... .4:45 Nadm.
8on gl Baio, Californian un6 WterifO
.7:3O Nbenbs.
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,,0rpbmntter'S Thee" beritb1nert
ben 1eimt. 25c bel alien 1roauiiten.
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9lhfnhrt.
zomtbern pacific Nabn.

Rad, Rem Orleans, 5oniton unb Gal.
peifon tdglid). ........ 12:0O Wtittags.
Wad) gl Yaio, Californian unb Megifo
900 BDrm.
Vadb Norb-Ieras. ct. 2ouis uno ebicas
90 Katy Flyer 500 Nbenos.
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sunday school Organized.

Mercur Utah, July 30th. 1900
To the Editor:
Stake Sunday School Superintendent
VIM. Spry and Stake Sunday School
Secretary Morris Mathews of To1ele
Stake visited NerCur Sunday July 18th
for the purpose Of reorgauIzIug the sun
day school. They met with the Sunday
school and congratulated the officers
and teachers upon the attendance.
which was l30 present. and when It is
taken under consideration that Mercur
has thrge other churches and Sunday
schools DO shows a good interest being
taken for q mining town. a teachers
meeting was held Zoo the afternoon and
the selection Of officers was made and
were placed before the Latter-day
Saints in the evening
Elder Alma Swensen was chosen SUI
superintendent. Elder VIM Waterfall
first assistant superintendent, Elder
Thomas f. Murphy. second assistant
supeHntendent Sister Gertie Norman
Waterfall. secretary and treasurer.
Elder Mathews addressed the meet
Ing, and spoke 0u charity and Elder
Spry urged the parents OF the necessity
~ attending the Sunday school and u
tho good 20 De gained by attending the
schools, and not only have the
children ready by 10 o'clock
Sunday morning. but to come them
selves. Elder spry complImented the
people OF MerCur upon The organization
OF the MerCur ward which was organ
lied July lst The Relief SocI-
ETY. and Primary association will be
organized during August.
After the meeting the Sunday school
officers were set apart.
WM. WATERFALL
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A Pioneer Day Celebration.
Lost River, July %, 1900.
To the Editor.

Lost River July 70, 1900.
To the Editor:
Lost River Is seventy miles from
Blackfoot. The seed that has been
sown here by the Elders Is not dead.
Although we are but a few In number.
the people that turned out here 20 Cele-
brate Pioneer day gave evidence that
they appreciate our good works. The
celebration was held In our new meet
ing house and Il was well filled. The
program consisted OF songs and recita-
lions. Sister Noble played the new or
gan furnished by the Relief Society
The Relief Society were kept busy SELL
ing fee cream and lemonade. After the
program picnic was spread and the peo-
pie enjoyed themselves In the old.fash-
toned way. In the evening the meet
ing house was ~ up and nice So
oiable was enjoyed
Water is a little scarce az present.
but everybody seems 10 have few dol
lars and a good time Ranchers have
paid s. per day and board for men TO
work In the hay fields but hands have
been scarce. LORIN BRANCH.
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y, 7. " rs TNENINN,
ANDREW OLDROYD.
TURNED OUT or SYNAGOGUE.
Experience Of a Gentleman Who En-
dcayOred 10 BE Fair.


Battletown Kentucky July "a, 1900.
/ To the Editor:
To Elders laboring In the mission
/ fields, the News comes as a view OF
our homes as they now are, and as
such It Is welcomed by us.
The work of the Lord though meeting
with many obstacles. is sul steadily
progressing iu this State.
Where We have been able 90 obtain a
| hearing, we find we have made very
deep Impressions on some. After listen
ing 20 the Gospel In It's fulIness, as
preached by the Elders. we find many
people become dissatisfied with "a form
of Goodness without the power"
An instance of this kind came under
my own observation some months since.
An old gentleman came Co one OF our
meetings and Tor the first time In his
life heard "a Mormon sermon" The
sermon was preached boy an Elder who
was but nineteen years of age.
After meeting the gentleman came up
and shook hands with us and said,
Gentlemen, ] have been a member of
a church forty years, and have heard
many hundreds OF sermons. but that
sermon just delivered is the best ]
ever listened to- Before this time he
had been rather opposed 20 us. judging
from the reports current that we were
bad people
A short time after this he was called
upon boy a committee sent by his church
90 find out why he was advocating
Mormon doctrine The pastor led
the committee, and abused him for
having anything 20 do with U.S. lie also
gave him his version Of the Mountain
Meadow Massacre. The gentleman's
reply was 80 fun Of honest conviction
that ] give Il as he afterwards gave Il
20 me. He said. Pastor. / am not
Mormon I don't know that 7 win ever
Doe one. IN befrendIng those young men
who have been preaching In our neigh
borho0d ] have simply been doing as
would like 90 be done by Ny home Is
my own. My food Is my own. and thank
God, no one has a mortgage on II
either. These young men have shown
me many truths. which have caused
me 20 think deeply and / will never
close my doors 70 them unless / find
something In them or their teachings
which viii Justify me in doing So"
Well Is not polygamy enough FOR
that?' asked the pastor.
in reply the old gentleman told the
pastor that he had never heard a
Mormon Elder preach that doctrine.
but even that he said, he could Judge
better after hearing than before The
committee left and a short time after
wards the old brother was summoned
20 answer charge OF heresy. The re- /
suit was he was turned out OF the
church OF which he had been a member
Tor over forty years.
The methods used by the various
churches here 10 get members. can be |
summed up In a few words. In a re. |
cent revival, the leading preacher be- !
came so worked up that he emphatical- |
ly said 20 the sinners: III you don't /
come up here and get religion. you viii |
have no share In the resurrection" No /
wonder his church is declining, as are /
all the rest IN this country.
We have a band OF 20 Elders In our |
conference OF which two are local FL |
ders, We are doing a good work, and |
are generally treated WELL
l am your brother,
c. z. CROWLEY.
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present at the funeral and we had the
privilege Of explaining OUR vlpwg CON.
corning the resurrection Of the dead. In
that Part the people are very cNccp.
tionally bitter toward the Elders and
Saints. and say 0.l manner of cvu
against them. one old gentleman and
his son made may threats ON our lives
and for more than 70 week carried guns
for us.
and Elder Fisher left LumbCrton. on
May N, and we certainly did have a
glorious trip OF some 800 miles 20 this
place Alderman. lu gII our travels we
only asked one time for place 10 stop
at We met friends and Saints all the
way along our journey We visited
with Saints and friends and held many
meetings with them aud succeeded. we
think M warming up the cold. and
causing O better spirit 90 prevail An
the midst of many God was with us
indeed
There are many good, nobIe.hearted
Saints here I'M Mississippi and also
some who are only "M0rmunitcg." and
that only by name. We visited several
places where there are branches es-
iabiished and found them iu very good
circumstances generally We held
meetings In all the uaiphhnrb,,da
where we stopDed and diJ pot meet
with any trouble.
We arrived I'm Ackeruan ON NAV Il
and met Elder II. q. Larsen EI8sr 4
j.. Brown was sick AT BRO b a Dot.
SONS MACE about six miles from ArEer.
man. NE visited him Ellars r.
Jones and companion travelled with
Elder Fisher and me for some OF the
distance up through the State
After remaining here long enough 10
rest up a little i and Elder M. n
Fisher were sent into Winston county
where we labored for about one month
We met with gratifying success indeed
The county has been visited. but Id
had been eighteen months since am
Elder had seen the old friends there
We began to hold meetings and sue
opdpd. by the aid OF the Spirit of God.
20 awaken a new spirit In the people
and put them again 90 thinking. and
Investigating. We also made many
new friends and some that we think
WIN investigate the great plan OF re-
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IN WEST Pennsylvania.
Elders in that Conference travelling Over
Historical Ground.
The Farm Once Bought by sidney
Rigdon AZ "Gathering
Places
Courtney, Pa,
July %, 1900
To the Editor

Courtney, Pa,
To the Editor:
The spirit Of progression that is mani
Tested so clearly by the many articles,
from an parts OF the world. as pub
lished ln the "News." ls also manifest.
/ ing itself here On the West Pennsylvania
/ conference. The zeal with which the
. Elders Of this conference have always
sown the Gospel seed has been matcri-
/ ally Increased recently through the
/ stimulating influence Of a midsummer
| visit OF the mission president. Elder W.
| II Smart Not being convenient for an
/ the Elders in the conference TO gather
/ at any one place. four appointments
. were 'lloI at which four Priesthood and
I slN general meetings We're held. Broth
er smart While attending these meet
lhgs was suffering from "a severe cold,
] out although he was weak and suffer-
/ ing ln body the Spirit of God was
. plainly manifested in him while with
as.
With a few changes IN fields Of labor
ana companions, the Elders again sep-
artted 90 return 90 their respective
fields, feeling greatly benefited and
strengthened, What Is now the West
| Pennsylvania conference was formerly
part Of the Indiana conference OF the
Northern States mission. but was trans
terred 20 the Eastern states mission,
May 23rd 1891 and includes AN that
part Of the State Of Pennsylvania west
of the Susquehanua river. and the PAM
handle of West Virginia. Since that
date its progress has been phenomenal.
Many events Uf historical interest
have transplred iu THIS district a few
~ which are the following. Braddocks
defeat and capture OF old Fort Pitt
(Which SIN stands In the city OF Pitts
burg which took place during the
Gettysburg, which was the most import
ant engagement of The Civil War
Among the places of interest In con-
ucCti0B with the history Of the Church
IL the birthplace Of sidney Rlgd0n.
who was at one time counselor 10
President Joseph Smith In the beau
t.ful Cumberland Valley in Franklin
county, Us q farm purchased by him and
his followers. Co be a gathering place
for the Saints where the united order"
would prevail but though 30 Is known
as the Mormon Farm" 90 this daY
tho gathering never materlalized but
the farm remains as an evidence of the
fuldIlmaut OF President Y0ung's proph-
ecy. IAN that want 10 draw away a
party from the Church after them. let
them do Il II they can, but they viii not
prosper"
Traces Of the missionary labors OF the
first Elders Of the Church can be found
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The Gath in Oregon.

la Grande. oregon. July %, 1900
The twenty-f0urth was very pleas
antly celebrated az Sprlngvllle, about
FIVE miles distant. where by the kind
ness OF the brothers Perry, and the la-
bors OF the missionaries and others, the
Latter day Saints OF this beautiful Wall
ley. comprising three branches. and EN-
bracing four Sunday schools, were AN
drawn together, A regular Twenty
fourth program was well rendered and
appreciates then feast OF picnic and
sports INDUCED IN, In real old Nor
mon" style
a committee provided refreshments
the proceeds OF which will be divided
among the four Sunday schools.
Thus our friends may see that away
out here in this beautiful land OF ale
most spontaneous growth, the little
stone" Is finding a resting place on IT'S
way TO an the whole earth"
A UTAH OREGONIAN.