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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-12-14
Oxford and Cambridge rte.

London, Dec. 1S.-The annual Ok
ford and Cambridge football match to-
day resulted in a tie, both sides scor-
ing goal and a touchdown.
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WHY?

The reason One Minute Cough Cure relieves cough
n minute is because il acts first on the mucous
membrane night where the cough troubles-in the
throat or deep-seated on the lungs. destroying the
microbes or cough germs and clearing the pheem.
One Minute Cough Cure not only destroys the dis
germs. and clears out their poison but It gives
strength and elasticity 10 the delicate membranes
which protect the throat and lungs. Opens the air
passages and promotes unrestricted breathing.
Causes the hood TO receive its natural supply Of
oxygen thus exhilsrating the pulmonary organs with
such strength and veor that the lungs and bronchia
subes become bulwarks against the inception Of dis
ease. Asthma Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cod on the
Lungs and all Pulmonary Complaints that durable
are quickly cured bv the use Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
St. Joseph stake.

Elders Joseph NJ. Tanner and Joseph
Summerhays. Of the Deseret Sunday
School union and Religion class work.
arrived In Thatcher Tuesday evening,
the ith inst. and after resting and de-
voting the following day to correspon-
dence, entered upon their duties. Elder
Richard c. Lambert was here In the
interest Of the "News' also An off,
cial visit 10 the academy by Superin-
tendent Tanner during the day, Thurs
day was concluded in the evening by a
social reunion Of the board, faculty and
pupils, as reception to our visiting
brethren.
On Friday Stake conference convened
in Thatcher assembly hall In the eve
ming Elder Tanner lectured on the sub
feet Of his travels In Palestine 10 a
large and interested congregation. Sat
urday morning Sunday school confer
ence was held At noon there was an
officers meeting OF Religion class work.
ers, and at p IN. Religion class con-
ference convened Saturday evening the
Layton family reunion was held and
the week closed. having been a very
busy and profitable one, Sunday school
conference was continued on Sunday
morning al 10 a. m. in Pima large hall
officers meeting at noon. Another ses-
sion OF Stake conference commenced at
2 D. m. and our conference closed with
a meeting In the evening for the young
people. under the auspices Of the Y. NJ.
and Y. l.. Stake organizations.
Throughout the entire conference
there was an excellent spirit The large,
enthusiastic aud sympathetic congre-
cations drew out the speakers 10 the
end Of a most enjoyable series OF SER
mons, and general instructions In our
various duties.
ANDREW KINRALL.
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Hyrun stake.

The regular quarterly conference OF
the Hyruml Stake OF Zion was held
IN Hyrum, Sunday and Monday March
20 and "a, 1902, Elder William c. Park
inson presiding.
Present on the stand were also Apos-
ties NJ. w. Merrill, NJ. +, Cowley and
Hyrum NJ. Smith; Prest. Joseph Nor
rell and Elders VI. J. Ballard and Sam
uel Milton Of the Cache stake; Elder /.
c. Thoresen Of the stake presidency,
ieyeral High Councimen, Patriarchs
and other leading men.
Elder Parkinson gave an excellent re-
port OF the stake. lie reported the
labors OF the NJ. l. A. missionaries and
also the High Council,
Elder rhoresen bore his testimony to
the truth Of the report OF Elder Park
nson. He believed a reformation has
been brought about through the or
ganizatiQn of this stake. He encouraged
and eXhbrted all TO ally themselves
with the work OF God and dwelt on the
Importance Of saving the youth OF
Israel.
Elder NJ. /. Ballard OF Logan referred
10 the early history Of the Latter-day
Saints and spoke on the mission 90 the
Lamanltes and their destiny. He ex-
horted all to prepare for the redemption
Of Zion.
Elder Samuel Milton Of Logan spoke
on the redemption Of Zion and the COM
summation Of Gods purposes here on
the earth
Apostle NJ. W Merrill expressed his
love and appreciation for good singing,
and referred TO the sweet singing some
times heard IN the Temple, when II was
rot known who sang. He desired to
encourage this divine art. He referred
10 the early settlement OF these valleys
end the obstacles confronted and spoke
OF the Indifference and levity that ex-
lists among the Saints. He explained
the object OF conference and contrasted
The condition Of the Church In its in
fancy and now especially IN regard 20
the work Of Teachers. lie also spoke on
the law Of tlthlng and OF Temple work.
Apostle NJ. r. Cowley exhorted the
Saints 20 do every duty required Of
them, and cultivate the Spirit OF God
in order to have power over the Adyer-
sary. He explained the object Of the
Saints In coming 10 these valleys and
spoke on the Word OF Wisdom and ex-
horted all to observe II In order 20 re-
cslys the blessings promised He dwslt
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on the duties of Latter.dov e.li
warned the people against sin o ,sil ~
lquity and admonlshed them ,o i ~
eVerythlng with an eye single ~ ~. wv
glory of God. s' 10 tle
me speaker referred TO the mission
OF satan, and the deception and t,1s'
doctrines taught by sectarlan n, is
ters. He warned an agaIns, an I,i,s.
themselves with secret societies 80
Apostle Hyrum NJ. Smith bore A..
strong testimony to the truth az tbs
gospel OF Jesus Christ. lie contrasiai
the rules and regulations of the CburcS
inciently and now, and smoke nm ~
mission Of the Prophet Joseuh Snl,S
he referred TO the carelessness ana IN.
GlHerence among the Saints IN regard
t. the work Of the Lord.
On Sunday evening the Mutual I'm.
provement associations Of tho sleEa
held a conjolnt conference. An eY.
cellent program was rendered after
which Apostle Hyrum NJ. Smith gave
some very timely instructions to The
young,
The conference throughout was
most successful one, The Saints en-.
Joyed spiritual feast in very deed
One feature of the conference was
q baritone solo by Elder NJ. ]. Ballard
of Logan.
The singing by the stake choir was
as usual very excellent
W. II. ISRAErSEN.
Stale rlnrs
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, represented, as well as all the Stake
| organizations, The presidency talked
up the proposed county fair to be held
next September and urged the cultiva.
ton of the ralsin grape In preference to
the wine grape. President b. II. Rob-
erts delivered an instructive discourse
on the duties of the Priesthood
The services of Saturday were char
acterized by large attendance of the
people and instructions were given on
the subject Of marriage and home .mak.
Ing.
Elder Roberts spoke Of the wonderful
faith of this people as evidenced by
their bearing the heavy burden of col
onizng this mountain region.
Bishop Holt Of Hebron told of the
wonderful reservoir they are construct
Ing in his ward, and of the great
amount Of land that 1t viii lrrigate.
Bishop Abbott of the Mesquite settle
ment in Nevada told Of the great prom
lse OF his section of country and how
much they We're prospecting there even
now, and invited more people TO join
them. He said that some men had
come in there and had already put In 10
acres Of the seedless raisin, and were
IN much larger area.
Bishop Judd reported the White River
colonies as a good poor mans farming
country, and said that tEe people out
there We're prospecting and building good
homes and doing well, He invited the
people TO come out and visit them and
come prepared to stay out there week
at least
Elder b. II, Roberts warned the Bish-
ops not 20 allow the returned mission
aries to lay down the harness on re-
turning, but keep them employed in the
work Of the ministry. also gave the
same advice TO the missionaries and
told them not to charge their indiffer-
ence to their Bishop.
Sunday was characterized by larger
attendances than ever, the tabernacle
being filed One hour of the morning
session was taken UP by the Sunday
school, after which Elder Roberts gave
talk on the Ten Commandments and
advised the rounding Of them out by
repeating of the summary OF them
as given by Jesus Christ, Love the
Lord thy God with ali thy might, mind,
and strength and thy neighbor as thy
self"
bDOht III lilt
Of the magnitude Of the work required
to warn the peoples OF the earth and OF
the signs OF the beginning OF the end, OF
the wonderful preservation Of the uneS-
plored areas of Africa for the black
races, and OF the persistent efforts to
discover and colonize the land OF
America, while great continent at the
very doors of Asia and Europe was left
untouched, and Of the fact that this
was all changed now. He said that ac-
cordlng to the Prophet war was to be
poured out upon all the earth, and that
when Great Britain called on other ma
lions to help her. then would war be
poured out and the end would be In
sight.
Fifteen returned missionaries ad-
dressed the people. besides several
prominent brethren and the Bishops.
The tabernacle presented an inviting
appearance, as 1t had been all freshly
calclmlned and renovated. In the eve
ming Elder b. II. Roberts lectured be-
fore the NJ. !. A. conference on Jesus
Christ the Revelation of God TO Man"
All express themselves as having ex-
perienced delightful conference.
ARTHUR +, MILES,
Clerk.
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Bear lake stake.

The quarterly conference Of this Stake
convened on March and 2
on Saturday at 10 a. m. Elder George
Teasdale. Of the council OF Apostles
and the stake presidency were on the
stand After the opening exercises FL
der William Bulge made some remarks,
expressing his pleasure in again meet
Ing with the Saints In conference.
ovid. Sharon, Paris First ward. Paris
Second ward and Montpelier were re-
ported by the respective Bishops In ex-
cellent condition.
Elder George Teasdale spoke Of the
work OF the redemption Of the dead.
Al the afternoon services Elders
George Teasdale and Counselor Joseph
II. Hart addressed the meeting. Tho
Brotherhood OF the Church OF Christ;
the reliability and sisriins integrity Of
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sell at 20 cents for full sized treatment
is the safest most effective and popular
Of an catarrh remedies,
Nearly all cheap cough mixtures and
throat lozenges contain opates; these
cheap medicines give temporary re-
lief. especially with little children by
destroying nerve sensation, the irri-
tation In throat. which causes cough
ing is temporarily removed not by re-
moving the cause hut By deadening
the nerves of feeling the irritation Is
not felt although Il Is sull there and
will promptly return,
Suarts Catarrh Tablets IL the best
remedy 10 remove catarrhal secretion,
whether I'm the nose. throat, or stom-
acG. because they are composed OF
Wholesome antisepucs. Blood root, Red
gum from Eucalyptus tree, etc, when
YOU use these tablets you know what
YOU are putting into your system and
not taking chances with cocaine, OPT
ates or similar poisons found in so
many catarrhal cures and cough medi-
cinps.
Or. Ramsdell IN commenting on ca
tarrh cures SAYS II can heartily rec
ommcnd Siuart's Catarrh Tablets. be-
cause NIltN lVIildllA iAN NNNNlilt AlNl NAll~
en- dangerous drug found in so many
advertised catarrh cures. have
known OF many cases OF long stand
ing catarrh Of the head and throat
completely cured by the daily use Of
these tablets for several weeks. One
case In particular which / could not
reach with an inhaler or spray and
whore the catarrh caused daily head
aches and o noticeable loss OF hearing
was entirely cured hy this harmless
but effective remedy
Dr. Wainwright says: y never hesi-
tate 20 prescribe stuar.'s Catarrh Tab
let's for catarrhal headaches and ca
tarrhal deafness because ] know them
10 be perfectly safe FOR chlld or adult.
and have seen many remarkable cures
resulting from their regular daily use;
because they are advertised and sold
In drug stores IS no reason why any
good physician should not use them be-
cause we should SEIZE upon the means
of cure wherever found"
Suarts Catarrh Tablets are espe-
ciallv valuable Tor catarrhal colds In
children because they are pleasant 20
the taste and may be used freely 10
break up severe colds and Group at the
very beginning,
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the Latter-day Saints, making them
the best class Of colonists; the payment
OF tithes and the free agency Of man
formed some Of the topics of discourses.
On Sunday the speakers were Elder
William Bulge. Counselor VIM. l..
Rich. Elder j. U. Stuck and Apostle
George Teasdale. Reference was made
TO the traditions Of the Gentiles con-
corning salvation of mankind; also the
being and personality OF God The var
ious speakers throughout the confer
ence bore testimony to the divinity Of
the great latter-day work introduced
through the Prophet Joseph Smith
The General Authorities OF the Church
and the Stake authorities were present.
ed and unanimously sustained
THOMAS MINSoN,
Stake Clerk,
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Alfred Baker and j II. Carton for or
dnation as High Priests, and on mo-
ton they were. unanimously sustained.
on Sunday morning the conference
again convened. Bishop w. ID. john
son reported the DlaZ ward as In an
improved condition and the people more
prosperous than formerly.
Elder II. Pratt spoke Of the neces-
slty Of understanding and teaching true
principles OF doctrine He was pleased
10 hear so encouraging reports from
all the wards OF this stake. and Of their
prosperous condition. Elder Lee Nell
son spoke of his missionary experience
In Florida.
At p. m. conference was opened and
the Sacrament was administered by
Elders Isaac Dana and n. Guy Taylor.
The stake recorder then presented the
General Church and stake authorities,
all Of whom We're unanimously sus-
tained. Bishop j. c. Bentley reported
the Juarez ward, which, like all the
others. was prosperous, with a marked
increase In tithing,
High councillor. Elder Guy G. Wilson.
next spoke Of his labors as principal Of
the Juarez academy, in endeavoring TO
help the students In their studies.
Elder WINS said he was greatly
pleased with the instructions which had
been given, and the reports Of the pros
perity Of all the colonies. He gave
much valuable instruction. exhorting
all not TO feel satisfied to be as we are
but to continually seek 10 improve.
Conference then adjourned, to recon
vene at Colonia Diaz on May II, 1902
There was a very full attendance, the
house being crowded to overflowlng.
The choir, under the leadership Of Ell
Ger John J. Walser by their fine rem
dition OF hymns and anthems added
much 10 the pleasure and interest Of
the meetings
Elder Wins and several other speak
ers spoke feelingly OF our loss in the
deaths Of Patrlarchs St0well and Lunt
and Prest. Henry Eyrine during the
last quarter and Of their integrity and
usefulness. Their works shall follow
them" JAMES II. MART1NEAU,
Reporter.
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SOUTHWESTERN STATES.
HEALED BY FAITH.
Given Up by Physicians but Made
Well in Answer to Prayer.

Elder J. Walker relates the following
incident, in a letter dated Coy. Melon
aid county. Mo- March "a
on the 9TH Of March, 1902, in company
with Elder Freeman r. Tanner. / came
into the little town Of Coy We secured
a schoolhouse and began holding meet
ings on March s. A man by name OF
Jeph Mitchwel had been sick for
months, and at that time was thought
TO be on his deathbed He had EN-
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complete without mentioning the APP
probation felt by Elders, Saints and
our friends In perusng its pages.
II may be Of interest to some TO
learn that your correspondent is the
only one Of the boys released to re-
turn home from the b. Y. A. expedition
while In Mexico, who remained IN the
mission field, aud I wish to say that
! have been highly favored OF the Lord,
and ! rejoice exceedingly TO have been
counted worthy to remain In the mis-
sion field. | have now labored in this
mission 10 months, and l feel grateful
for this privilege
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ployed two of the leading physicians of

ployed two of the leading physicians of
the county but they gave him up.
The family, learning that we were in
the neighborhood. sent their boy to the
meeting to ask us to come and stay
over night with them. This We did,
and talked with them on the principles
Of the Gospel Next morning we con-
tinued our conversation, and they de-
sired that we should administer to him.
We did so, and the patient testifies that
the pain left him In very short time
he rose from his bed. He has been up
every day since and Is gaining strength
rapidly. This seems to have made quite
an impression upon the people. Our
hopes are that It will cause them to
search for the truth and find 1t, that the
work Of the Lord might spread rapidly.
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ANDREW KIMBALL
81. George stake.

ST. George, Utah, March 10. 1901. Our
quarterly conference convened Satur-
day. March IS. Priesthood meeting was
held on Friday. the llth, at which there
was IN attendance. besides the Stake
authorities. President Il. H. Roberts Of
the First Council OF Seventies Eigh.
teen OF the q wards OF the Stake were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05
SURPRISING RESULTS.
A Simple Internal Remedy Makes Res
markable Cures Of Catarrh.

People who have used sprays inhal-
ers, salyes and washes for catarrh and
have found how useless and inconven-
lent they are, will be agreeably sur
prised at results following the use of a
pleasant, internal remedy In tablet
form; druggists everywhere admit that
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets, which they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

This handsome church edce
ana Fourth streets by the members the
ward When remembered that this
no further comment the industry
Sary The building patterned somewhat
the people of the Twenou ward
tons The viii be little than $1,000 Of brick
and It's seating will be about
ample basement to be used Sunday
Priesthood like building COM
composed bshOpc
William T. Atkln, W Williams Andre
w. Anderson James E, Talmage and William II ~
I is
will be completed this 9
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RETURNE Ed MISSIONARIES

Elder Irwin Crittenden. Of HOytsyIlle,
Summit Co., returned on the 2gh Of
this month from mission to the East
ern states, for which he was SCI aralt
on the 10th day of February, 1900 He
has been laboring in the South West
Virginia conference, the last month IN
the office at Charleston He Is very
much pleased with his experiences IN
the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Y Elder Nephi A, Anderson Of FilmoTe,
Willard county returned on the Svln y
March from the Lone Star conieIen,g y,
of the Southwestern states mission lu
which he was set apart on the lsl uay
OF November. 1899. He states lhal ~
enjoyed his labors both as canvass
Elder and as counselor to Elder a. o., =
Randall and then to Elder George DIV,
ker when he was appointed conie'sH"
president
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Tr,ser Geo. W. Hammond IsPs q lA a
letter. dated GrantsVi ..s sth Of DeceIn'
he was set apart on Wv y, ~" the South
Der, 1899. for a mission ,,r w March =
western states. and retor ~ Iiobored the
1902. During his absence ,rs,n ',s conference
entire time in North ,IeSas ,he privilege
He and companions haa arsu ns hrs
Of baptIzlng 80 persons oIltsaslishing q
Sunday schools ana es''
branch OF the Church.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-03-28
NOTICE

BE TT KNOWN, that on this
the 25th day of March, 1902, the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen of
the Village of st. Joseph, Louis
lana, met at the regular place of
meeting in said Village for the
purpose of canYassing the returns
and ascertafning and declaring
the result of an election held IN
said Village Oh this day, pursuant
TO an ordinance of said Village
Council passed on February 4th,
1902, to take the sense of the
property taxpayers of said Viii
lage, qualified to vote at said cleo
ton, under the Constitution and
laws of the State of Louisiana, as1
TO the levy of special tax of five
mills per annum for ten years,
beginning with the year 1902, on
all the taxable property within.
said Village, in aid of the Mem
phis, Helena and Louisiana Rail
road Company to secure the loc.
ton and building of the line of
said road within one mile of the
corporate limits of said Village.
There were present: Hon. w.
NJ. Davidson, Mayor; aud @. E.
Newell and G, G. Skinner, Alder
men; J. P Scott, Clerk.
Absent: Joseph Curry, Alder
man.
Whereupon the said Mayor and
Board Of Aldermen did examine
and canvass the returns of said
election MS made up and delivered
to them by the duly appointed
Commissioners who held the same
and did ascertain and declare the
result of said election, as follows,
to-wit:
Number Of Votes cast for the
levy of said Tax: Thirty-one (8D.
Number of Votes cast against
the levy of said Tax: None.
Assessed value of property owned
by persons voting for said tax:
$47, 270.00.
Assessed value of property owned
by persons voting against said
tax: None.
And it appearing that no votes
had been cast against said tax,
the said Mayor and Board of Al
dermen did declare that the said
tax had been carried.
w. M. DAVIDSON, Mayor;
CECIL e. NEWELL,
| C. G. SKINNER,
| Aldermen.
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AIn u n CMIrnA ronnnats n

Nh. H. l.. SMITHA requests us
to state, as will be seen by his
card elsewhere, that he will re-
open his ice-house as soon as the
weather justifies, and is particu-
larly anxious to deny. any ru-
mors that might be afoat to the
effect that he does not intend to
continue in the ice business this
year. He is now having COM
modious alright ice chest con-
structed, with the view of storing
away such quantities of ice dur
ing the sum mer as to make a fam
ine in this line practically inn
possible. He will receive several
cakes tonight and will continue
to keep small quantity on hand.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-03-28

Patronize home industry by buy
ing from us. We have on hand of
our own make: Light, Single
Horse Wagon; 5 2-horse wagons;
l 4-horse wagon; 1 6-horse wagon;
new, ready for use, all made from
selected timber aud sold under
guarantee. Repair-work of all
kinds especially solicited and done
satisfactorily. Remember the place
st. Jos. Forge and Vehicle Co.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-03-28
River, Weather and Crops.

A week of warm, wet weather.
Wednesday food, general thro'-
out parish. showery Thursday
with prospects of more to come.
Indications are that this will be
a record-breaker for backwardness
in planting operations. Much corn
yet to be planted, and very little
cotton land broken. Many COM
plants of unusual damage to corn
by birds.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1902-03-28
NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICES hereby CIV
en- that a bill will be introduced at
the next session of the General
Assembly of Louisiana, authorize
ing the Parish Board of School Di-
rectors of the Parish Of Tensas to
stand in judgment in a SUIT to be
brought by the Memphis, Helena
and Louisiana Railroad Company
for the purpose of expropiating a
right of way, one hundred feet
wide, for said Railroad Company
through and across Section Nine
(9), Township IL North. Range
II East, III the Parish of Tensas,
the said Section Nine being School
lands. r.ch2S-30d