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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
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Der Aufi9rift bsfinbst: ,,gas artsn
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nsnben 8einamen ..9Iue gps." fabrsn.
Cine anosre Bfsrbsidl6atsrsi ioa it& on
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Stabt". lautete bic Mntmort, uno bel
Subrmanu bsiftitt au@ nidt. baB bic 2a'
Ouns aus 9ferbsFsiid bsftanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Softpurft . SAulee's trasifbes
Gube.

8cdwurf Sdulse, Der ~beiannteiis
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srn, bae CT benz 2a&reiSs niGt tpiscrftes
ben %icnnte. tpobur& ibm bic Wurf in bic
2uftrDbre gerietb unb er erffidte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
in SalDasor 10 man aber bic Der.
Gtaaten emp6rt.

Ra6riGien aus Der esntraIamerifani,
i&ep &spublit Salbabor esmdb bsrri&i
bort bic etbbte grbittsruae eseen bic
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8ratbent unb bic msiftsn parlamsnts.
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iene @nti&eibuns i~tanoal5s unb perbre.
@srii4 mar. foris. oab bic Riatsr BE-
fo@en tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Masfabrer @bau6ee.

Cine ansabl R~abfabrer. autOmObiI.
BETTER uno ionfissr 5rsunoe gutter
StruBen baben cine rationale 8ersiuies
uns seerlnost, beren 8ieI 60 ia. bic Ger.
itsluna elmer biretten 2anbfrabe stpiihen
Nep Yorf unb Chicago su bsiorssn.
Dur& Dieislbe tuiiroe bic Gntfernune bon
987 auf $50 Neilen bsrabeei&nittsn
tperosn. Die 2uuhfrube lol bon Rsp
YOrt aus dber Hstpbute. 8inebamton.
glmira. Corning. Olean. 8 imsstotpn.
@%onneaut. @lebelano, GIpria, Sanousfp,
South 8enb mad @bieago gehen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Treiherr BON @iAtbefen bejeiAnet
einen Scurualifteu ale bas
u4arnideI."
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Saunders, benz 8erIiner gortefponben.
ten Der 2onboner ,,Times." Ser 2sbs
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8idtbofsn, ais oisisr plSsIi& nit tpsit.
bin psrnebmliHsr Stimms bic i&arfsn
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au psraiftsn. SD babe Sbrsm 8otfdaf'
ter tpisbetbolt 8eiaet, bab in Mnbetra&i
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in Deutfdlanb. Sbre parieiiiden unit
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neibtid ausseidla&tet. Dfs .,8erlinei
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cine feInOieIise Stimmune sesen Deu.i&.
lnnb in 8~erbinbuns init benz ipaniid'
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
amerisaner BON elmer Sabronen'
baube f@redli@ perftammeIt.

Die 2si&sn bss Sereeanten. Der beiben
gorpordIe unb Der bier @emeinen BON 5.
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bel 8inaosonan, 9tobin, RiaaI, 2uson.
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berislben iparen aas @Iieber absebadt.
Sc iinb msbrers 8erbafiuneen borsenom.
men, unb einise Der 8erbaftsten, unter
ibnen suei BoIiaiten aus Eereia. BRO.
bina WOrOns. finb pofiiip ais Ni.sIisosr
Der 4anos ibsntifeirt tporoen. psl&e bic
Mmsriiansr asfanaen nabm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
Die sSuronian- ansebIi6 i'm ut
lautif&en Ocean eefentert.

@us Ssabibip. Sarbor. RsusS &ott'
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SUM 45 WeiIen Oili& o Salifur cine
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.Suronian'' bampfte am 6. Sebruar b.
5. bon @laseOtu mad 81. Sobn. N. g.,
ab unb fsitOsm bate q nidis bon ibr
gshbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
sur s~rieHAreiber uuO snDere.

8risfi&rsiber blrfsn niGt aubsr aat
IoRen. baB bic SberpofpsrtpaItuns in
@aibinaton cine 8erorbnune GInGen
bot. baB in 9utunft auf abrsRen Der
8riefe Ober anbersr Bsrianbtfide Der
Siaat Soma nidt mebr nit ..So." Obsr
$50" abeeflrst tperben barf. neil biefss
su bisIsn MibbsIfdnbniHsn fabrt,
.Sa." fbnnte als Nbfiirsune fur Snbi'
ana aneeisbsn tperbsn unb $50" fai
SoubO. AliO, .SSoDa" mus es in gu.
tunft auf ben abrsfen beiben.
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.erfaui,

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Bette NunIitdt idpsrsr eorSeb
@ai&sS eibe, Iabenbsr, tpsiB. alt.
roia. roia. so gsnts AuaIitdt Bee
i&nittsn auf IS GentS.
80 Gents, setpSbnli@
berfanft fiir 65 Gents.
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0uaIitat, sdntIid refine Seibe.
Better, is Offsrirter @srtb far biefen
preis. IS Scents NuaIitdt bsf&nit.
ten auf 80 GentS.
65 Gents, getp6bnli9
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fsinfem @etpsbe unb i@trsrsm Gee
tpi&t. Cine ~prsiStpirbiss Ssibe fdr
esrinees @eIb. s1.00 Aualitdt
bsidnittsn auf 6S Gents.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
: Wa6 l49idaioer Nobtt IL bos Sri,

= Ra& ~l49idsiser Sabtt 10 bas bri.
tide S&if .Wonfbarns" aus 2ibsr'
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9rano. uno ibre Wanni@aft battle pier
Eass uno bier Naats anssifrsnst ,u
arbsitsn. bis fs Der 5lammsn 9srr
iuurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-06-26
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Gewebe,8efe


Die beRen MuRer bon Ssibs
ScuIarbs, bersetslt in Ombre
SrO&s eHstten. gra&tpole Wau.
fer. bette AuaIitdt. neusfs $I.IO
Gnttriirfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
San Juan Stake.

The quarterly conference OF the San
Juan Stake Of Zion convened at the
Monticello district schoolhouse Aug.
i6 and IT, 1902.
Thore were present on the stand of
the Stake presidency Elders Walter C.
Lyman, William Halls and Wayne II.
Redi, with a fair representation Of
Stake officers and Bishops.
After the opening exercises Elder Ly-
M inaue tew opening remarks. He
said we would have the reports of the
Bishops of the several wards, but he
wanted II understood that no m feel
Ing or differences should be reported; :
such matters must be Strengthened out
and liked up before coming to confer
ence.
The reports Of the Bishops and those
who represented the ward were en-
couraglng. The d'"arent organizations
In almost every instance We're complete
and well attended, But the protracted
drouth had caused some OF the brethren
TO 20 away from home TO earn means TO
live on, especially Is this the case In
Mancos and Monticello wards. where
only short crop Of the first cutting OF
alfalfa, with scarcely any grain at all.
Is raised. Reservoir sites have been
selected and stems have been taken
TO store water. The San Juan. one OF
the largest rivers In Utah. has been dry,
something the Oldest Indians say new
or happened so far as they know, until
the last two years.
Elder Henry Wood Ia T. returned mis-
sionary. spoke TO the Saints.
Elder w III RAdd qtatad tho, ,ht,
was the first conference he had been
able 20 attend for over a year Elder
Redd was severely hurt about a wear
ago, which held him indoors for a long
time. He promised all who had come a
blessing.
AT y. IN. Elder Lyman said he
wanted the Saints 10 depart n lIttlc
from the old way and attend to some
ward matters. There Is, he said. va.
cancy In the Bishoprlc Of this ward
we have selected the name OF Brother
George a. Adams 20 he second counsel.
or. Then the names Of Risho +. ]
Jones and Counselors w. W. Brunsor
and George 4, Adams were presented
and sustained by the Saints.
Elder William Halls warned agains;
the spirit OF discomfort He expected all
TO say a-good word for the place they
live In.
The general and Stake authorize.
Were unanimously sustained. A mum.
Der OF brethren who held several offices
were released from part OF them. II
seems TO be the policy OF the Stake
presidency TO spread the offices as
mtch as possible. and not burden any.
one more than he can manage.
Conference adjourned for three
months, TO meet at Fruitlani. New
Mex. l.. II. REDO.
Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
south Carolina sunday Schools.

Elders Simeon A. Russell and II. l..
Jones. writing from Leslie, $. c., Aug.
-, report as follows.
We are laboring az present In the In
terest OF the Sunday schools of the
South Carolina conference. We have
10 schools. and. generally speaking,
they are all in fourlshing and pros
porous condition. The progress the
members are making In the line Of the
Gospel Is encouraging.
We are AZ this writing In the midst Of
a small tribe OF the descendants Of La
man"-the Catawba tribe.
A tract Of land oomprizlng $40 acres,
which was set apart by the state and
situated in York county. s. c., Is the
home OF these people They live IN
fairly good houses, have day school
running nine months out OF the year;
In fact. they have developed to quite
a high degree OF civilization, as some
OF them hive a fair education.
There are about 50 OF these Indians
that belong on the reservation OF which
the majority are Latter-day Saints.
They. too, have fine Sunday school
which Is ably presided over by s. T..
Blue one Of the tribe.
In our opinion the Sunday school
conference presents good appear
ance and the outlook is encouraging
The walls Of prejudice that have been
so strongly fortified by proiessed min.
listers are slowly but gradually crum.
bling. and many Of the honest In heart
are beginning to see the beauties Of the
Gospel.
Too much cannot be said In praise OF
the News" as II IL valuable mission
airy within itself, and regular and
welcome friend 60 the Elders and
Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
OLD NEW YORK DIRECTORY

In secondhand book store the other
day | came across directory Of New
York city prlated in 1856, which In said
to be one OF the only two copies In ex-
istence. In those days directories were
not published annually, but about once
In every five or ten years so that per-
sons who We're so fortunate as to own
them used to keep them up to date by
pen and Ink corrections when people
moved TO new addresses or additions
of Importance were made TO the popu-
lation. This particular volume be-
longed 10 palnstaking man. who with
great cafe and neat penmanship filled
In between the lines almost as many
names as were originally printed, and
attempted to keep the record up to date
by crossing out the names Of those who
died or moved away. There are only
ninety pages printed in coarse type.
Very few OF the names we are familiar
with today appear. Only 20 or so OF
the families OF present prominence are
represented. Roosevelt a. Son were su.
gar reilners at No, 1876 Queen, street
and the Hemens lived next door. The
only Vanderbilt mentioned was chris
tened Oliver and was a shoemaker at
No. 4 Water street. Nobody named AS
tor appears. Henry Kip. the ancestor
OF a very large and influential family
lived at % King street and was "in-
spector Of pot and pearl ashes" The
Liyingstons were quite numerous, oc-
cupylng nearly half page. Three
Goelets appear Peter a merchant, had
store In Hanover square; the other
two, both named John, seems TO have
been In his employ Aeneas Lamont
kept an intelligence office. Robert Lem
OK was a merchant, Joseph Morgan a
cutler, and Samuel and Lewis ogden
We're partners In mercantile house
at Al Dock street.-New York Letter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
IN THE LEEOs CONFERENCE.
Successful Gospel Work Carried on
In Various Parts.

lrlder Raymond III. Clayton, In a let
ter dated Bradford, England. Aug. ",
reports as follows,
Our president, Franklin c. Moyle Of
the Eighteenth ward, Salt Lake CITY
Is u young man full Of the spirit OF the
Gospel. The responsibility OF president
ds met as every son OF Zion meets his
duties. The Elders and Saints love and
respect him. In this way unity and
harmony exist; and lin union there N
strength"
The work OF tracing and street
speaking IL carried on In Leeds, Brad
ford Halifax, Huddersiield, Kelghley
and Pudsey. We are successful IN
gaining admittancc into the homes OF
many people, some OF whom we brought
into the fold as new light comes TO
them, and In answer to prayerful
heart. while others do not see the light
OF the Gospel, but are very friendly
with US and enjoy our associations.
In our street work we meet with some
opposition, for which we are thankful,
as people become Interested or have an
interest awakened within them to know
something about this unpopular people
In most cases we can generally get
Soou cloWu u iStth W u.s. ~ iot 'Hio
season we have had no violence done
In our district.
The street work has been very much
retarded this summer on account Of
the stormy weather. This has been the
coolest and wettest summer known In
this section for many years.
Advantage II taken Of every fayora-
BILE evening. We do not indulge In de-
bate on the streets, nor permit ques-
lions 20 be asked publicly, as the Cos
pei OF Christ IL too sacred to be debat-
ed on the streets. After our meeting
Is over we pass out our tracts and
leave, sometimes while some Christian
90 preacher is filling the cara OF the
people with wholesome CD tales regard
ing the truthfulness Of the Gospel and
morality of the "Mormons" as they
see them.
In closing wish 10 say word about
the work OF our Sister Missionaries
These dear girls are doing a noble work
In Bradford. They are able 10 gain adj
mittance into homes where the Elders
would be refused. They tract and
speak on the strets and In the halls,
the same as the Elders, They are hum
BILE and prayerful and speak with pow
er. the truths OF the Gospel They
have made many friends. We regret
that they are to soon leave, as they
have been transferred to the London
conference. But we realize that those
who are In authority know what Is best
for the work, and we feel 10 uphold
them in all they do.
The News" Is greatly appreciated
In this conference. II IL welcome
visitor with all missionaries. We re-
ceive valuable information on many
points Of doctrine from time to time.
The News" Is a silent messenger. but
II speaks volumes for the work OF
spreading the Gospel and enllghtening
the people with regard to conditions at
home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

Elder r. S. Richardson sends this
report from Albany, n. Y, under date
OF Aug. q:
was set apart for a mission to the
Eastern States on July %, 1909, and Ia
company with Elder George W Bruce
left Salt Lake City the same day. we
arrived In New York City on the 2stl
of July. There We met the Elders Of
the Brooklyn conference. They Were
all enjoying the best Of health Or
the Sth OF August We were assigned
TO labor In the New York conference
We arrived az Albany Aug s, at 8 p
m. and commenced our labors the fol.
lowing day.
The next day we commenced tract.
ing among the people in WAteryllet
and met with fair success. We ar,
holding street meetings every night
when the weather will permit. sun.
day and Wednesday evenings we hot
our hall meetings In a small hall. seat.
ing about 100 people. The largest con
gregatlon yet has been % people.
Wednesday night was our usual hal
meeting Elders James p. HerricK
George w Bruce u. $. Kent and II
Il, Brinton were the speakers.
We are now laboring In Watervllet
We are treated very we'll by most ~
the people. They are willing to reat
our literature and are quite willing I,
listen 10 what we have 20 say.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder Andrew Mortensen, OF Eas,
Dale, Colorado. writes that he was sci
apart for a mission In the Southern
states, Dec.24 1900. He labored In North
Carolina til May, 1901. when he was
transferred to the Virginia conference.
over which he presided. He reports
fair success in his missionary labOrs.
having had the pleasure Of haptizing Is
souls into the Church. He wa released
In July, and on the 2iih. In company
with DR.. l.. j. Hayden. a member Of the
Church. residing In Richmond. Va,
who wanted 10 see Utah for himself
started homeward They spent one
week In New York. then wen, to New
Orleans, thence TO III Paso. Texas; here
they took an excursion to the Nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Her OWN SELF.
THE STORY or A GIRL ON THE PACIFIC
COAST.


Miss Maud u. Gable, Of Chico. Butte
CO., Calf, IS a bright, yivaci0us girl Oh
fifteen, with the glow OF health In her
cheeks. a few months ago, however,
she was sick and weakly How this
wonderful change came about Is best
told In the words of her mother. Mrs.
Rose Cable, who says:
MY daughter was In miserable
state Of health and | feared she could
not live. II began with irregularity In
the natural functions OF her sex, accom-
panied by severe headaches, heart and
stomach trouble, and finally she broke
down entirely. The doctor said she had
an@mla, which. he said, meant that her
blood had turned to water.
THE pain IN her head was so severe
that she was hardly able te bear Il her
stomach so weak that she could eat
nothing but soup Her liver was con-
gested and torpid, her nerves all UNI
strung and her complexion just like a
dead persons. She grew worse In spite
OF the doctors care and finally her
hands and feet began 90 swell
AN advertisement IN the papers led
me 10 have her try DR.. Williams Pink
Pills for Pale People and she began 10
feel better almost Immediately upon
taking them. She grew better every
day When she had taken them two
weeks she had gained eight poundsand
fourteen by the time she had taken Ave
boxes. Her color has come back and
she looks like her old self She has
gone TO work again.
II feel very grateful for what Or.
Williams Pink Pills have done for her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Boycjdcr stake,

The quarterly conference Of the Box
Elder Stake was held Sunday and Mon
day, Aug. "A and 20. with good attend
anoe at all the meetings. Apostle Rud-
ger Clawson, Bishop lverson and FL
der Jos, w. McMurrin We're the visit
Ing speakers.
Sunday morning the Sunday school
children and officers comprised the
larger part Of the audience and the
usual Sunday school exercises were
given In credible manner. Stake Sec
rotary Charles D. Brown gave a short
report showing the condition OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

Has practicel in Salt Lake City for
twenty-five years, and the wonderful
and well-establlshed cures he has ef-
fected in that time prove the scientific
principles ou which his medicines arc
compounded. Forming diagnosis by tie
aid Of the microscope enables him "
detect the primary cause Of disease ana
effect radical cure. The Doctor has
cured thousands OF cases Of
Nervous Debility. Mental and Physical
Weakness and Nervous Prostratios.
and VIII forfeit $500 for any case taken
under his treatment which he fails 70
cure.
All classes OF private diseases cured
and all old lingering diseases. whish
vlrats the blood and impair the sys-
tsai, thoroughly and permanently
cuxed. Liver ana kidney complaint
cured. Az classes Of fits cured. Tape
worm removed with head or no pay.
ofisoe hcsrs. n tossrSo ard.7 - 9 D. m
PAases send for q ltst d <isstionssts
Dr. ovT Hg1taa. ~ Laks Cits,
UlAA
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ligaments. Her physician 5 treat
ment failed to accomplish anything
but temporary relief, while after TAX
ing Wine Of Cardui Miss st. Elmore
has had a year Of health and happi-
ness--the cure was quick and per-
manent. This great remedy, Wine
Of Cardui, is for you as well as for
her. II is for you to decide whether
you will take it. Could you follow
better advice than this clear. simple
letter, written by this lady Of promi-
nepce-this leader among women
interested in the welfare Of her sex?
Many women envy her position in
the fraternal world. No woman can
fail to want her health. You may
have it by taking Wine Of Cardui
as she did. Ask your druggist for
a dollar bottle Of Wine OF Cardui
and accept nothing else.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06
Elilere Wanfed-

a friend Of the News" Nancy STAN
field Of Enyille, Chester county, Ten
nessee, In a letter dated Aug. 2S, says
she Is glad she was led to embrace
the Gospel and that there are few In.
yestlgators In that locality, She hopes
10 see some Elders there before long,
10 tach them more fully the principles
OF the Gospel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-06

preaching the Gospel whenever he could
set an opportunity. Last Monday, Aug,
~, Brother Dodge rode II miles TO AL
bany. where the following Elders ARE
laborlng. u. Il. Brinton, George w.
Bruce, James r HerTick and r. l..
Richardson. He stayed with us one
week spending his time visiting among
our friends.
The Elders Of the New York con-
ference are making many friends TO
the Gospel.
Brother Dodge desires his testimony
published 90 the world. He says he
knows the Gospel is true, He knows
that Joseph Smith was true Prophet,
He has had the privilege Of shaking
hands with Joseph and Hyrum and
over half OF the early Twelve Apostles
The News Is welcome visitor in
his household.
our hall meetings and street meetings
are progressing nicely