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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

! "And the Lord spake upon Adam,
saying, Inasmuch as thy children are
conceived In sin, even so when they be-
gin TO grow up, sin c0nceiVeth IN their
hearts, and they taste the bitter, that
they may know to prize the good. And
II Is given unto them TO know go d
from evil; wherefore they are agents
unto themselves, and have given un-
70 you another law and commandment
Wherefore teach II unto your children,
that all men, everywhere must repent,
or they can in no wise inherit the king
dom of God, for no unclean thing can
dwell there, or dwell In his presence;
for, In the language Of Adam, Man Of
Holiness is his name; and the name OF
his Only Begotten is, the Son OF Man
even Jesus Christ, a righteous Judge
who shall come In the meridian OF
time"
When the Lord Jesus Christ was up
on the earth He taught these same
principles He told Nicodemus, who
came to him by night:
verify, verify, say unto thee, ex-
cept a man be born again, he cannot
see the kingdom Of God. John Ill, 3.
Again:
Verify. verify ] say unto thee. ex.
cept a man be born OF water and OF
the Spirit, he cannot enter into the
kingdom OF God. John III, s.
These eternal principles have been
restored TO the earth, together with the
Priesthood, the authority to proclaim
these principles upon the earth and to
call men to repentance. Two men
Joseph Smith and oliver Cowdery--
commenced this wonderful work. They
were ordained TO the Holy Priesthood
by the authority Of God, to preach His
Gospel. And the Gospel is being
preached. This immense assembly,
gathered In solemn conference, 10 re-
suit OF the restoration OF the everlasting
Gospel. We have been favored 81
much that our eyes have been opened
to see the grandeur and the necessity
Of these eternal principles.
Now. there have been some COM
plants made concerning profanity; not,
however against the Church OF Christ
because II is impossible for the Church
to ptofane. A man that profanes Ii
under the bondage Of sin, his standing
In the Church Is only nominal, and he
has need 70 repent. II is not possible
for him to be In full fellowship and
good standing in the Church, for he
does not keep the commandments aud
as members OF the Church In good
standing We are required TO keep the
commandments and to seek 10 estab.
lish the Zion OF God upon the earth.
Who can say that there is no need for
me 10 obey these principles? Who.
ever told you so must have been some.
body that was under the influence OF
him who said, I'm the day that thou
eatest, thou shalt not surely de-" There
are two influences In the world, and We
receive our Impressions from them. The
people generally are under the influence
and dominion Of the adversary. the
prince and power OF the air; for II they
had the spirit Of truth they would know
most assuredly that these principles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

reveal a great deal in these last days,
for the consideration and education Of
His Church.
Now ye are the body OF Christ. and
members In particular
And God hath set some in the church,
first apostles, secondarlly prophets,
thirdly teachers, after that miracles,
then gifts OF healing, helps, govern
ments, dlverslties Of tongues."--I Cor.
II: ~, %.
Wherefore he saith, when he
assembled up on high he led captivity
captive, and gave gifts unto men. +.
And he gave some, apostles; and
some, prophets; and some, evangellsts;
and some, pastors and teachers. "-Eph.
4: 8. IL.
What for?
'For the perfeoting OF the saints, for
the work Of the ministry, for the edify-
ing OF the body Of Christ;
Till we all come In the unity Of the
faith, and Of the knowledge OF the Son
OF God, unto perfect man. unto the
measure Of the stature of the fulness
OF rist,"-Eph. 4; IL. 10.
This organization has been restored,
and the principles Of the Gospel come
to US all individually, because we are
all the children of God, and He hath
given unto US His doctrine as taught
by His Son. We are taught the straight
and narrow way that leads TO eternal
life. This marvellous work and q won.
der, that has been alluded TO, is lndi-
vidual effort. We all have our dis
tlnct missions. would like In this con-
nection, to refer to the writings
OF Moses as revealed to Joseph
the Seer In December, 1880, and
published In the Pearl OF Great
Price In relation TO the eternal con-
ditions OF the Gospel:
"And He four Father In heayenl
called upon our father Adam by His
own voice, saying, am God: l made
the world, and men before they were
In the flesh. And he also said unto
him, II thou wilt turn unto me, and
hearken unto my voice, and believe,
and repent Of all thy transgresslons,
and be baptized, even in water, In the
name Of mine Only Begotten Son, who
Is full OF grace and truth, which is
Jesus Christ the only name which shall
be given under heaven. whereby sal.
walton shall come unto the children OF
men, ye shall receive the gift OF the
Holy Ghost, asking all things in his
name, and whatsoever ye shall ask, It
shall be given you.
"And our father Adam spake unto
the Lord, and said, Why is It that men
must repent and be baptized In waterY
And the Lord said unto Adam, Behold
] have forgiven thee thy transgresslon
In the Garden of Eden. Hence came
the saying abroad among the people,
That the Son Of God hath atoned for
original guilt, wherein the sins OF the
parents cannot be answered upon the
heads Of the children, for they are
whole from the foundation OF the
world.
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THE PRINCIPLES OF THE GOSPEL ETERNAL.

How Church Membership is OBJ
tained-The Gospel 10 the Dead
Church Observation-Disclosures
ton OF the Gospel-About Profan-
ity-Redemptlon the Result Of
Keeping Gods Commandments.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Sunday morning subject. "Bap-
tlsm' Evening sermon, The
Rain The practitioners will bc
admitted Ia full membership II
week from SUNDAY, June s,h
The children are practicing for
Chlliren's Day June IL.
League topic--"lhc Purpose OF
HIS Coming Lizzie Eaglc leader.
Perry Kennedy and j. ". Corn
well are our new ush.rs. be
official board have instructed the
ushcrs Ia seat M one durins
prayer. scripture reading and
nnihcmns. Never desert mn usher,
il makes him lonesome and proves
you a heather.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31
History Nlnh.

The History Club completed the
seasons work Monday evening.
II being necessary 10 devote con
siderable time TO business the pro
gram was brief. Roll call was
responded 10 with spicy quotations
The Roman iIislpry was finished,
the lesson being couIncted hy Miss
llccker. An amusing article com
posed of q series of letters by an
English school boy was read by
Mrs. WIntermHte, and sketch of
King Victor Emmanuel by Mrs.
Stephenson.
Ina neat speech Mrs Bhckmore
pad q deservedlN glowing tribute
to the recurring president, Mrs.
Stephenson, and named Mrs.
Conant for her -ucccssoi, whose
election was made by reclamation.
Mrs 'Blackmore vas unanimously
elected vice psesilent to succeed
Mrs McArthnr md Miss Jacobs
secretary and Treasurer to succeed
Miss Thomas. Miss Heckcr will
ill the place of club reporter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31
commencement Exercises.

The high school commencement
eXerices nj the Opera House last
Friday night were n little out OF
the ordinary rut Instead Of
delivering their theses the oradu.
ates engaged President Fred Dick
Of the Denver Normal school, To
give lecture which contained a
few good ideas but was tame and
less interesting than the ordinary
recitals of graduates.
Prof Anderson assures us that
the theses prepared by the gradu-
nies were well written and arc
credit to their authors
The vocal duet by Mrs. Woods
and Miss Johnson was good and
heartily encored rs was the IN
strumcntal solo by Miss Muybcllc
Clark, and the cello solo by Prof
Nash was greeted with rounds of
applause.
Music" the closing number on
the program, was varied II little
the orchestra gave way Ia mutual
compliments paid 10 one another
bv the teachers and the school
board which cliciled unbounded
enthusiasm for the former and
ai-calls and Kisses for the hitter.
much to the amusement of large
ma ority of the audience and the
dlscOmflriure of II few. The
crowd knew when they had enough
of good thing and so when Sig
Heilmnn arose 10 give those whom
he STYLED "gcesen and "hoodlnms"
parting word. the audience, with
one impulse turned their backs
Oh the president. started for the
door and left Sig wondering why
his speeches were not appreciated
by the elite of Monte Vista
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31
NUMBER $50
Decoration Day.

The ram of the two previous
days gave way to sunshine and
everybody came out to do honor to
the occasion, The only disappoint-
ment was when the train pulled
in aud no governor WAS there 10
meet the large crowd that had
assembled ut the depot to extend
10 him a hearty welcome.
At 9 O'Clock the Woodmen and
Joe Hooker post commenced the
march to the cemetery where
flowers We're s,rewn upon the
graves of departed comrades and
uelghbors.
The monument of Bros. Jermy
Abbott aud Middlecamp were un-
yelled with appropriate ceremo-
MES.
AT | 80 p, m. the corner stone
Of the Woodmen block Was laid
and the Grafton of the occasion
was made by Gen. Bloomfield who
spoke at some length upon the
custom Of preserving certain
records securely sealed where in
future generations, when the stone
ana brick structure shall have
crumbled away, these ancient
documents may be brought to
light ss unerrlng historical facts.
The Grafton was we'll received by
the large crowd in attendance.
At 3 o'clock tho Presbyterian
church WAS crowded to listen to
the Grafton of the day by Rev. o.
s. Baum.
Mr. Baum was at his best and
gave most excellent address.
AT THE HOME.
Preparations for observing the
Jay with more than usual die
play were mhde some weeks ago.
Tue governor OF the state and
Judge Kerr, Of Pueblo, had agreed
to be present, aud n cordial vel
come to them aud the citizens
had been planned. The disap-
pointm-ut al th-s. gentlemen
Ealing 10 npp-ar greatly marred
the days do'ngs. The ritual ser
vices were followed nj the ceme-
terry aud impromptu speeches
were made by the Commander
and comrades.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The topic Tor Sunday morning
sermon, a jus, Pride" Sunday
evening. 9Th. Ideal Woman from
Mans View Point" Tho night
service begins n, 7:t5
Missionary Concert" next We'd
nerdsy night One week from
mex, Wednesday nigh, the pastor
viii give III" exposition Of Pres
bytctisn Doctrine" Anyone bav.
ing question please write /, out
aud hand II to the pastor and II
will DO answered.
Childrcn's Day one week from
Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

ID. B. Farley, state chairman of
the republican party. was IN town
Tuesday and held conference
with some OF the leaders of his
party, among whom were Col.
Corlctt, l.. ii. Cheney, q. \. Cra-
mcr. l.. d. 1ronifott T.. L..
Eversole. ". II. Green. Geo.
Warburton. j. W. Cupplcs. |. ".
Whittier. J. W. Clark. X. G.
Breckenridge. Il. u. Wallace and
others.
The faithful were gwen only u
short notice of the meeting bv
telephone. The chairman out
lined the general policy of the
party and inspired his hearers 10
believe that The time hat come
when the state was to he redeemed
from fusion nisrulc,
The only thing 10 fear WIS over
confidence which might lead Ia n
wrapgIc IN the conventions over
nominations, and To avoid TINT, MI
must seek for harmony u the inst
requisite.
lie predicted the fusion machine
would rcnominatc Gov. Orman
which means three pariies IN the
field from The state ticket down
The chairman thought ihr q. %.
H. copld CONT on democratic mis-.
takes aud lack III grncralship IN
that party which would more than
oiItct any advantage II may have
by being the party IN power.
The su,l 81 Mrs J. ". Cupplcs
against her husband for n separate
maintenance. which wns pending
IN the district court, Inns invn dis-
missed mud shr Inns taken her two
children md lift town Mr.. Cup.
pies. II will In remembered. re-.
Gently secured nm absolute divorce
IN thu County coiri nnd was
awarded tho custody III the child.
rcn. What the result Of her lcav.
ing the state might hc wc are MT
advised.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Loren Sylvester returned from
Denver Saturday where he has
been on business,
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The building strike ia on in
Denver Five Thousand men quit
work Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Roy PIKE. one of our 1902 high
school graduates, has n good stu
alton offered him in an assay Office
at Sllverton and will 30 there for
the summer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

There are l59 enrolled at the
Home and ia present. Ihe bal
ance are away on furlough.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

\. j. White. formerly of this
city, has bought out an implement
business at Fort Collins. and cx-
poets to make that place his future
home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

L. A. Brashcar has returned
from his eastern trip and was do
ing business in Monte Vista Wed
nesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

a young lady while having some
dentistry done at DIR. Mnndeyille'a
IL few days ago swallowed the
crown of n tooth Since then She
has had II gnawing mt the stomach
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Earl Pend,.li returned To Monte
Vista Saturday, after finishing his
years work at Boulder University.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

j. ID. Mnben. of Irccde, was in
the city the first of The week on
business. He thinks his prospects
in the big silver camp are good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

John Kerr passed n United
States examination at Pueblo m
January before the civIl service
board on irrigation and engineer.
ing II the irrigation Lill now
pending in Congress passes John
hopes 10 gel IL position in the goy.
crnment service.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Louis and james Cunant went
to Government Park "Wednesday.
They will visit Platoro before
returning home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Ed Newton has plants 10 sell and
now Is the time to transplant them.
Howard WipcheIl has put q
shift OF men at work on his NINE
ON Blanca, He has some shipping
ore in sight
W, : Wintcrmute has been in
Iowa the past few weeks on bust
ness. He is expected home next
Tuesday.
The prospect for Valley Fur
Mt Monte Vista is most flatterlng.
The recent rains have pul new
life into the enterprise.
Prof L. o. Anderson holds II
certificate of the highest marking
of any teacher IN the county and
Prot. Nash the second highest.
Robert Smith. aged 81 years, Il
veteran Of the civil war, died at
the Homo last Friday of cancer.
He had been at the Home about a
year.
\. V. Oliver left for Silvorton
Saturday to look after some MN.
ing properties in which some of
his New England friends are in-
terestcd.
j, G. Bushinger has recently fit
ted up his office where he has
plenty of day light And it is
LOW one OF the most pleasant aud
convenient in town.
While prospecting in the hills
week ago Friday with his brother
\. A. Welch fell and broke his leg.
He was taken to the hospital. He
will be brought to Monte Vista as
soon rs he is able to be moved.
K G. Breckenridge is taking a
little time OF nt the will and is
carrying brick and morter for
brick layers at his house. Breck.
isn't afraid TO tackle any job that
comes his way.
The Monte Vista Electric Light
company is contemplating en-.
largin aud improving it's plant.
II the town and citizens show
sufficient interest the plant viii be
brought up TO date and made
credit Ia the town.
l., b Sylvester IL negotiating
for the agricultural and grazing
portion Of the Bhca grant, and il
the purchase goes through will be
owner Of one Of the best hay and
stock ranches IN this par, Of Colo.
RADIO Hooper Press.
Commissioners Smith and Me.
Mutt, of the Soldiers Home. were
the only members presen, a, the
meeting Wednesday The others
were prevented from reaching
here by the big storm The mem.
hers present adjourned until next
Wednesday, june ith.
Last week NJ. Arson wrote his
partners In Denver very DRY
letter IN which he pictured the
river as being dryand the valley past
redemption. Tuesday he wrote
wet letter m which ho took u hope
ful view of the situation The
thirty SIX hour- of steady rain will
save the crops, especially II we
have The usual July showers
III Mn'hins and rhco Widman
made n business trip TO Denver
SUNDAY nigb, aud Monday they
started for home, reaching Monte
Vista nj II n. tn. "Wednesday.
Tho, occupied n Pullman most Of
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Friday night. during the hub.
hub. the school board wns inclined
to make light OF III. charge that
religions iuiol-ranc. was at the
bottom OF all their tfoubles, bni
the charge seems to stick Ia them
nevertheless. When asked by one
Of our leading citizens why ia.
high school teachers were Turned
down the president of the school
bonrl rs reported ,o have snid;
"lhey don't believ. ia hell" aud
asked. "Do yon want teachers
who do no, beliey.-in help"
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

An Interesting game of base
ball was played at Center last Fri
day between Hooper aud Center
teams. Center won 10y score of
8 to- 2. A dance WAS held in ,h,.
evening and was well attended.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

False Imprisonment.
Frank Hyatt, of Alamosa, who
Is engaged IN selling sure cure
for stomuchache, and who has
been up SO much of nights en-
denVoring TO r'lteye his fellows
from unnecessary ,nlerln2, has OF
late been SO mnch broken of his
rect ''i"' ne 'e'' asleep IN MS room
~ ''e i''''''' S'''" 'i'e' uinhe'
"eunesu'F' re MA 'ei' the Key
~ '"e ''o'r 10 aus room ana the
"eN'c"n c'l'''' ''in'" 'hhoceh'N
'ocheu 'ne dool ana TOOK 'he KEY
F" we o''''u' " ''n we @'o' man
'"'@' Nv 'u""" Dl''' '''' " p''s"h'f
ne rang Tue "''l i"r Inc porter
a"' "sN'' WY '"e '''"7'''S' VI
'," ''
w '''"'''i '"S ''''n '''"''ul "l'
Mr.. uyat, confines IA sn.nh :,
the hiobcs, pr,,s, of tbe hip,,at
and hes, b,tcl in IN. SunIui. y,l
ioy
In his su...i nj Denver Dab.
anil ,n.. -. 60. .',l ,ts
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

While prospecting in the hills a
week ago Friday with his brother
4. A. Welch fell and broke his leg.
He was taken TO the hospital He
will be brought to Monte Vista as
soon rs he is able to be moved.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

j, C. Bushinger has recently fit
ted up his office where he has
plenty of day light And it is
Low one of the most pleasant aud
convenient in town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

June lat, sunday. tho Law allows
anglers 10 40 fishing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31
I'd. Mn,hins and Thee widmap

I'd Mn'hins and Theo Widmnn
made n business trip To Denver
SUNDAY nigh, aud Monday they
started for home. reaching Monte
Vista nj II n III, "Wednesday.
The, occupied n Pullman most Of
tho trip home. They saw the
ruined farms near Fountain. some
Of which were transferred from
waving fields Of corn and alfalfa Ia
iields Of snnd from two TO four feet
deep. the destruction Of bridges
and the awful havoc at Pueblo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

K G. Breckenridge is taking a
little time OF at the will and is
carrying brick and morter for
brick layers at his house. Breck.
isn't afraid to tackle any job that
comes his way.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Es Gov G. ) Ihomn- IL report.
ed tn hay. recriyed $3.50. 900 for
engineering ie sale u the Crmp
Bird oine. ibis sirrak 81 good
luck puts hin in lin" ns nn .lig,bl.
candidate for the United Sla,cs
senate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31
The Monte Vista Electric Ligh

The Monte Vista Electric Light
company is contemplating en-
lnrgin aud improving it's plant.
II the town and citizens show
sufficient interest the plant Will be
brought M TO date and made n
credit Ia the town.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

W. :. Winicrmute has been in
Iowa the past few weeks on bust
ness. He is expected home next
Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Ed Newton has plants TO sell and
now is the time to transplant them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

\. Y. Oliver left for Silyorton
Saturday to look after some NM
ing properties in which some of
his New England friends are in-
terestcd
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Commissioners Smith and Me.
Nnti, of the Soldiers Home. were
the only members present at the
meeting Wednesday The others
were prevented FROM reaching
here by the big storm The mem.
hers present adjourned until next
Wednesday. june Ith.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Howard WiDcheII has put
shift OF men a, work on his NINE
on Blanca. He has some shipping
ore in SIGHT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

The prospect for II Valley Fur
nj Monte Vista is most fiatterino.
The recent rams have pui new
life into the enterprise.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Prof. L. o Anderson holds u
certificate of the highest marking
of any teacher IN the county and
Prot. Nash the second highest.
The Monte Vista journal., 1902-05-31

Robert Smith. aged 81 years, H
veteran Of the civil war, died at
the Home last Friday of cancer.
He had been at the Home about q
vaar
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-27

should be cremated. The ceremony
attending the cremation was most inn
posing. The king, as mark of sig
nal respect for the memory of his late
physician, sent gilded state car,
drawn by two black horses, on which
the coffin was placed. On arriving at
the temple the body was placed on the
top of a pyre surrounded by elaborate
floral tributes from.the ladies of the
royal palace, while beneath were
wreaths placed both by European and
Siamese friends. After viewing the
coffin the company, which included j
large number of Europeans, adjourned
while the rites of the Buddhist faith
were gone through. The chief of the
temple then delivered a sermon Tin the
Siamese language) eulogizing the mer-
itorious services rendered by the de-
ceased. At the conclusion of the
Buddhist service, one of the kings
brothers, specially deputed on behalf
of his majesty, then proceeded to light
the pyre, after which most of the COM
pany present, European and Siamese,
placed sandal sticks and flowers on
the pyre. A grand display of fireworks
ended the mournful proceedings;
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-27
supported by HI. wife.

Not long ago DR.. Edward Brooks,
the genial superintendent. of the Phil
adelphia public schools, was asked by
one of his youthful friends to listen
to the latter's rehearsal of a lesson
in which there was reference to
Atlas. do you know who Atlas
vase" asked DR.. Brooks. eyes, sir.
He was giant who supported the
world" "Ah! Supported the world,
did hep" went on the superintendent.
"Well, tell me who supported Atlas y
The little fellow looked as though
lie had not given the subject any par
ticular attention, but showed imme-
date willingness to think it over.
The doctor stood looking on, trying
hard to keep back smile; but the
youngster finally frightened up and
answered.: swell, I guess he must
have married a rich wife,
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-27

deputy to every 10000 inhabitants.
Thus, the state Of Minas Geraes has
81 members, while several states have
only four Representatives. The state
of Sac Paulo is represented by %
deputies. The members are elected
by popular vote every three years.
The senators are also elected by pop
ular vote, three for each state, for a
term of nine years each, and the
terms of one-third of the upper house
expire every three years. When the
new president was sworn in 81 new
senators were also indicted into Of
fee.
The republic has been in existence
only since November Is, 1889, but it
bears the stamp of stability, and it's
citizens refer to Dom Pedro and the
empire as though these had been mat
tiers of past ages. When the royal
family of Portugal fled to Brazil in
1878 and founded the kingdom, the
Roman Catholic church was estab-
lished there, and when Dom Pedro
was chosen perpetual defender" the
established religion of the country
was the Roman Catholic. When the
republic was declared all connection
between church and state was abol-
ished, and, although there are only
about 100000 Protestants in the re-
public, against about 100000 Ro-
man Catholics, no obstacles are
placed in the way of the minority as
to their form of religious worship.