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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23
The Christ That Is
To Come
By REV. A. c. DIXON, D. D.,
Pastor of the Chicago Ave. (Moody'sl
\ Church, Chicago. \

Saith the Lord, who is to come
Rev LIZ
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Gnonor+ay,% IN Mothara.

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children. and see that 1t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23
Doduinu Work.

TITS too hot to do housework,"
sighed the wife.
81 know If is"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23

OF ALL HOT WEATHER ENEMIES
cholera sthe worst. Treatment must be prompt Use
Painkiller Perry Davis) which overcomes all bowel
troubles like diarrhea cholera morbus and sentery
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23
NEW STRENGTH FOR WoMEN's
BACKS.
How to Make Bad Back Better.

Women who suffer with backache,
bearing down pains, dizzy spells and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23
The Old Mans Joke.

In Use For Over 30 Years.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23

Lets go and spend few days with
the Browns at their summer cottage.
They'll be tickled to death to have
u.s.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-09-23

possible in his cattle and other live
stock, he never thinks of improving
the size or laying quality of his poul-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-11
SCANOlNAVIAN MISSION NEWS.

KarsGade II, Copenhagen Denmark
Nov. 25.-Beginning Saturday evening.
Oct. %, the semi-annual fall confer
ence was held in Trondhjem, Norway
In attendance were President Andrew
Jenson, Conference President Soren
Anderson and IL travelling elders be-
sides saints and friends. The various
branches were reported by the presid-
ing elders and a general report was
given by President Andersen, showing
the conference to be in a prosperous
condition.
Sunday school conference convened
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock Tho
Trondhjem school presented an inter-
estlng program which was followed by
encouraging and instructive remarks
by Elder Alvin e. Olsen and President
Jenson
The afternoon meeting commenced at
\ o'clock The speakers were Elders
David Christensen, Oliver Munk. Pres
idents Andersen and Jenson their sub
1ects being "Thc Mission OF the Cos
Pei, Obedience" Necessity of Reve-
lation" and THE Apostasy" respec-
lively.
Conference continued at $50 D. m.
Elders I. G. Hendrlcl<sen, l. NJ
Greenhalgh and A. n. Hagen bore their
testimonies, Soren Andersen was sus-
tanned as president of the conference
N'iH AVN OlStn WdS appointed as
secretary. The elders were then ap-
pointed to labor as follows. the first
named presiding: Trondhjem. I. G.
Hendrioksen, Alvin L. Olsen. A. n.
Hagen and a. II. c. Ottesen; Namsos.
II. c. johnson and ]. e. Rasmussen:
Roros c. n. Skanchy and ]. NJ Jen-
sen: Tromso. o. NJ. Munk and L. NJ.
Greenhalgh. Vardo. H. j. Hansen and
X. j. knudsen. Elder David Christian
sen was transferred to COPENHAGEN
The restoration of the gospel was ex-
planned In a forceful and convincing
manner by President Jenson
priesthood meeting for the elders
was held Monday In which each elder
gave report of his labors after which
President Jenson gave some valuable
instructions.
Relief society conference and Sacra-
ment meeting were held conformity in
the evening at $50. The various socie-
ties were reported by representatives
and remarks were made by Presidents
Andersen and Jenson
During the past week four souls have
been added to the Church by baptism
In the Copenhagen conference. Elder c.
H L. Jensen performing the ceremony.
HENRY o. POULSEN.
Mission Secretary.
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testimony Of the truth Of the gospel is
to live 1t and work in it,"
Elders Fl. L, Neves and w. f. Phip-
pen have been transferred from Mis-
souri, to Louisiana conference, the lat
ter to succeed Elder Byron Merrill as
president Elder Joseph W. Prince has
been appointed to preside over the
ARKANSAS conference: Elder Joseph z
Daley having been released from that
position to visit friends in another
part of the mission.
Elder Joseph d. wilkins has been
called from Missouri conference to la
Dor at the mission house as shipping
clerk
Elders Jas. A Chadwick. c. C.
smith, NJ. NJ. Fairbanks and Thos.
Parsons have been released having
filled good and honorable missions in
Oklahoma
Elders Robert o. Graham. VIM. ].
Bond and Frank w. Moultre have
come to labor in this mission. Their
assignments have taken them to Okla
homa conference
Elder Fl. NJ Humphreys writing
from North Texas conference tells OF
an interesting experience While at
Amarillo. he and his companions met
bro. f. u. Harris. railroad contrac-
tor Bro. Harris insisted on their MAX
ing his camps a visit, stating that
much good could be done there They
accepted his invitation. and, after
travelling two days reached his camp.
located near Post City. Texas. The
elders were received with a hearty
welcome. and remained with the Kind
people ten days. during which time
they held fifteen meetings, sold seven
Church works, fifteen Books of
Mormon. and fifty smaller books. They
also baptized one person
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-11
GOSPEL WORK is
PR0SPEREO IN NEBRASKA

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 29-Accompany-
ing this is a group picture, taken in
september, OF tho Nebraska conference
corps OF elders working In the Western
States mission. During the past year
the conference has prospered exceeding
ly under the leadership of President
William Redd. 1t can truthfully be
said of him that 'he was the right man
in the right place." and he goes home
with the assurance of having accom-
plished good work. During the
summer months very effective work
has been carried on in the state, two
companies. a and 3, of seven elders
each. having covered a large territory
of country and met many people who
are honest at heart, that have enter
tained us, and have freely asked ques-
tionS concerning our religion, as they
see it, While on the other hand we
occasionally meet a religious bigot.
who can do nothing but rdicule and
make light of our doctrines, of this
kind we simply say. Lord forgive them
for they know not what they do"
AS a rule. we find the people are
very hosptable and we readily get en-
tertainment and are treated very cor
daily. Three pairs of elders have been
travelling exclusively without the use
of money and are calling on the many
friends we have found during the mis-
sion work. Presiding Elder Ossmin
with three companions have been la
boring in Omaha and a very thrifty
little branch is shown as the results Of
their labors. We hold Sunday school
at 10 a. m, and services at p m. every
Sunday at the elders headquarters.
2709 Leavenworth street. We Invite
friends. far and near to call on us and
cnn urb NO Uo ;,,
the near future to establish thrifty
Mutual Improvement association, to
carry on an effective work among the
young people,
S. w. BALLARD,
Stat 3. Box l. Omaha, Neb.
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urday. Nov. 10 and 20 at Centralia. III
The first session convened Friday AZ
.. m. with President John T. Be,L.
stead in charge. Each elder spoke ,nd
gave a brief summary OF his summers
work.
At our meetings Saturday VIC ,va..o
favored with the Instructions Of Pr,si.
dent German K. Ellsworth from CHI
cago, who was listened TO with inter
est by every ono present. Each elder
reported briefly. President Ellswor;h
WAS in charge or the a.ftelnoon session
and another animated meeting W.
held. Many valuable suggestions wo.,,
offered by our worthy president, aler
conference president, J. r. Beckstoal
The elders wore sent two and two i,to
counties to labor for the next TWO -.
three months JSacn elder left the con
ference with q determination to w( RI,
even harder than they had been del r.
and to carry with them the good spl.lt
which prevailed In the conference F0u..
new elders joined the ranks and threc
left for Chicago.
President Beckstead with six CT tho
elders LETT Centralia Saturday evening
for Hill. EffnSham county. where the.'
went to attend the quarterly confcrcnr,
of the Hill branch. which was /,
profitable gathering.
CONFERENCE OF NORTHERN
ILLINOIS,
The Northern Illinois conference was
held at Joliet. Nov 2S and 20. Prex,-
dent n. c. Christensen in charge. Tho
regular Sunday school service was
held. Eoth sessions OF conference wcre
marked by a large and attentive audi
ence of saints. elders and friends Tine
presence and remarks and admonitions
Of President G. q. Ellsworth, Elder 7
p. Mcguire and Sisters Sarah Lind
holm and Evelyn Harker brought in
spiration and spirit to the conference
At the morning services President n
c. Christensen, Elders P. McGuirc
Sister Evelyn Harker and President
German l.. Ellsworth gave addresses
upon the Message OF Mormonism"
and the necessity of service" At the
evening session Elders w Hunt. John
Wendel and President Ellsworth were
the speakers. Elder Joseph Parker
rendered two solos.
Two interesting priesthood meetings
were held, where reports of n success
full summers work were given by the
elders, and the assignments for the
winters work were made President
Ellsworth's advice and counsel to the
elders were especially appreciated
DAVID A BATIMER.
Mission Secretary
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CENTRAL STATES
MISSION WORK

The past week has been a prosper
Gus one in this mission. Our president
has visited the Louisiana, South Texas
and Oklahoma conferences from
which he brings good reports; and
the letters from the elders relate
many instances which indicate that
more people than ever before are
earnestly considering our message.
Elder II. NJ. Bisnop and Francis
w. Leigh. of Arkansas conference, tell
how the Lord has led them to homes
OF people whom the elders visited u
year ago, leaving with them literature
which was Instrumental in bringing to
them a knowledge of the latter day
work And these elders have had much
joy in cultivatlng and watering the
good seed then planted.
In Missouri conference Elders VIM.
D. Holt and Alma Jones have appoint
ments out for series OF meetings in
three different districts Elders T. L.
Kerr and n, n. Dalrymple have all
the business in the same line that they
can handle-hnd disposed of all their
literature long before they could get
any more. Elder A. l.. England and
free of charge by a hotel man who
took care of Elder Heber C. Kimball
when he was a missionary in Ken
lucky many years ago. These elders
also are having a splendid time.
Here Is what Elders r. +. Shumway
and Walter Cottle have to say OF con-
ditions in their field: I'VE have had
so much rain that we have been
obliged to remain in the town. The
Lord moves in a mysterious way We
were staying at a rooming house at
which was also n Christian preacher,
with whom we had a friendly CONVEX
sation. The next day. thinking he
might have some fun at our expense
he visited us in company with an aged
infidel who had been for years
Methodist preacher. The conversation
lasted three hours. and he participated
with interest He invited us TO hold
meeting at his place. We accepted.
but the Christian refused, stating he
had made previous appointments We
held meeting that night and every
night since and Will hold tonight and
tomorrow night, In this way We have
had n chance TO preach the gospel and
dispose of goodly number of books
and tracts. Mr.. Tucker. our unbeliev-
ing friend, got n Book of Mormon
which he says Is the best book he ever
read He says the preachers are mis-
the Mormon doctrine be-
cause 1t destroys their craft. We are
feeling fine In our work and meet q
great many friends who open their
doors to us. The best way to gain a
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CONFERENCE OF THE
PANGUITCH STAKE

the quarterly conference of the Pan
guitch stake of Zion was held in Pan
Sultch Saturday and Sunday, Nov 20
and Il, 1909. Owing to bad roads and
cold weather. only five of the 10 wards
were represented. The attendance was
small on Saturday. but there was a
fair congregation at both meetings Sun
day
There were in attendance of the gen
eral authorities, Elder George +. Rich
ards of the quorum of twelve and Elder
David A. Smith of the presiding bishop
rlc, who gave instructive and interest
ing addresses at all the sessions
At the morning session Saturday.
President James Houston reported tho
conditions OF the stake, nearly all OF
which has been visited by the staka
presidency during the last quarter,
They found that much damage had
been done by floods in the eastern part
nf the stake since last conference, but
generally the stake and people are
growing.
Bishop James B. Haywood and Will
liam j. Henderson. Jr.. reported the
Panguitch and Cannonville wards re-
spectively, and Bishop james B. Bur
rows and Elder NJ Devalson Allen re.
ported the Hatch and Junction wards
respectively. The various auxiliary or
carnations arc mostly complete. 'Ibe
Kingston ward, however. seems TO be
the only one in the stake that is max
ing a success of the Religion class.
Elder George f. Richards talked upon
the need of Religion classes. and stat
ed that the stake presidency should not
be satisfied until the Religion classes
are thoroughly organized in every ward
of the stake,
Stake priesthood meeting convened at
I;SO p. m, Saturday. Nov. 20, when Ed
ers Smith and Richards gave lnstruc'
tions about the duties of the various
priesthood offices and encouraged ell
to honor their callinSs
Sunday morning Elder Alma Barney
reported the Sunday schools OF the
stake. In his opinion the Sunday schools
We're never In a better condition than
at preSenT.
Sunday afternoon the general and
stake authorities were Unanimously
sustained. The remainder of the time
was occupied by eX-President of stake
David Cameron. Elder George +. Eica-
ards and Elder David A. Smith.
The Panguitch choir furnished cSeur
lent music, JOHN S. CROSBY.
Stake Clerk
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to Atlanta; obed A. Nelson, Ohio to
Atlanta
Releases-Amos F. Pace. Adna E.
Bramwell, Edward T. Morgan, Oscar
w. Hyde. Mrs. Estella Hyde, Walter
d. Harris and Conrad Frischknecht.
r. E. PORTER,
Mission Secretary.
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Folcy's Honey and Tar is the bes'
and safest cough remedy for children,
At the first symptoms of cold, CIV
as directed. and ward off danger
Group, bronchitis. sore throat, cold
the head, and stuffy breathing.
brings comfort and ease to the n.,r
ones Contains no opiates or othe,
harmful drugs. Keep always on nailu
and refuse substitutes. Schranl'"-
johnson Drug Co.. Salt Lake CITY,
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TO their regular exercises. however the
exercises were dispensed with and the
elders invited to preach. which invita-
ton was gladly accepted, the elders ex-
planning the principles of the gospel
=. At New Central, Elders Frank
Ryan and John F. Warner have been
visiting among the friends and MEM
bers. They have held several meetings
and have baptized two converts E.
The death of the child of Brother and
Sister Cornelius Garvin of Centralia
was reported last week Elders
Henniger and Gibbons report another
baptism in Jackson county. where they
have been holding successful meetings.
In Il letter from Elders Vernia
Ashcraft and Chas. T. Marsden they
write, I'VE slept in a schoolhouse one
night and travelled all the next day in
the min; but we are happy In our
work"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-11
NORTHERN STATES
MISSION NEWS
ARRIVALS.

The following elders have reported at
the mission office to begin their labor5
in the Northern States mission: Mo-
roni B. Gillespie, Salt Lake City, Utah;
Ivin E. Gardner. Thatcher. Wyo; Les
ter N. Phillips, Lehi, Utah, James e.
Madsen, Riverton, Utah; James L,
kinghorn, Risby. Idaho; Roy Chris
tensen, Bench, Idaho: james c. Jensen.
Fountain Green. Utah; Horace Layton.
f'rankburS, Alta. Canada: BENJAMIN
f. Miner, Raymond, Canada; Earl l..
Skidmore. Richmond, Utah. Royal S.
Reid. Preston, Idaho; Robert L. Bills,
Payson. Utah, Farley C. Rammel, Ha-
den, Idaho; Albert F. Harding, Oneida,
Idaho; Arthur H Anderson. Ephraim,
Utah: Jacob Kern, Cedarville, Idaho,
and Erwin Carter of Raymond. Can
ada
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Utah; Jacob Kern. Cedarvillc, Idaho.
and Erwin Carter of Raymond, Can
ada
CONFERENCE OF EAST IOWA
President German e. Ellsworth met
the elders and saints of the East Iowa
conference Wednesday,, Nov, "a.
Priesthood meeting was held in the
morning and all the elders gave an in
tereSting report of their labors during
the past summer. and also bore
strong testimony of the restored gos-
pei and expressed their determination
TO work hard for the spread of the
truth. The sentiment OF the mission
aries labor-ing in the East Iowa con-
ference, 1--WE are all enlisted till The
conflict it Ger. happy are We" The
conflict is not over yet and all eX-
pressed a desire to remain in the ield
as long as they were needed, although
some have passed the two year mark.
Meeting was continued In the after
noon where some good instructions
were given by President Ellsworth. He
eXhorted the elders to be dillGert and
earnest in their labors.
At the evening service President T. A
Pace Elder E V. BunderSon ster
Anna Hindley and President G r. Ellis
worth occupied the time, All seemd to
enjoy the good influence that was pres
ent and the many good instructions
that were given.
The work of the East Iowa conference
is proSperlnS.
INTERESTING EXPERIENCES.
The following experience is reported
by Sisters Jane Nelson and Anna
Hindley. laboring in Rock Island. ILL.,:
while tracing ono morning We
passed a large public school building
and decided to go and introduce our
selves to the teachers and leave them
some of our literature, 1t was just
recess time so we had a talk on the
restored gospel with the principal and
some of the teachers. We were also
introduced to the superintendent of the
city schools and he treated us fine. He
said that 20 years ago he taught school
in Utah and found the Mormon children
very brilliant. He also paid Il high
compliment to Mormon women. I
went to Utah with the idea that the
women would be degraded class. but
/ found them very Intelligent and they
were a very strong factor IN tho
Church. We visited several OF tho
rooms and were introduced as Mormon
girls from Utah. We left literature
with each of the teachers to read, Tho
principal invited us to come back the
following Tuesday which was teachers
meeting and she would give us the
time explaining our Views. We gladly
to this and on the evening
appointed went to the schoolhouse. Tho
teachers had a number of very inter-
estIng questions to ask and seemed to
enjoy our explanations of the gospel |
and our talk on Utah, It's people and |
We talked until il was |
dark and received an invitation to call |
again."
CONFERENCE IN SOUTHERN ILL
NOIS
The elders of Southern Illinois con-
yened in conference. Friday and Sat
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CHURCH
MISSION NADDRESSES

(; For the convenience of travel
!. eis. the Deseret News gives here
!. With the addresses OF the various
!. missions of the Church where
!. THIS paper will always be found
I On file, and where travellers Will
/ receive courteous attentions:
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. Denvcr-s22 West. Sixth Ave.
. Chattanooga. Tenn.-T11 Fair
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enham England.
Zurich, Switzerland - Hoesch-
gasse 6S.
Copenhagen-Korsg II.
Stockholm. Sweden-Svartcns-
gatan 3
) Observation-Disclosures st.
Tokyo. Japan-S1 Yakuojimae
Machi. UshiSome Ku.
Toronto. Canada $50 Bat
hurst ST.
Rotterdam. Holland
Crooswiikechesingel S.
New Zealand-Ss Upper Queen
street. or P. o. box. 72. Auck-
land
Australia Victory" Pencil
St. Newton. Sydney.
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iel Pope and Don Smith report. con-
Siderable success in their lobors. ais"
reporting another baptism, and have
one or two applications ror baptism.
Most of the elders are now located
IN the cities for the winter months
Thor work in the country during the
summer has been very effective, they
have made many friends among the
honest heated Vermonters In a number
OF localities there are bright prospects
for future work, and during next sum-
mcr it is expected that many Will b.
baptized into the Church of Christ.
c. l.. DINWOODEY,
Secretary,
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South Carolina. Elder L. NJ Bel
knap president, Box No. 2I6. Column
bia. South Carolina-Two baptiesms
are reported from Tillman by Elder
Ira Lcavitt we'll attended service
being held in connection with the
ordinance.
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vcrmont-In LaMollle, Elders Dam
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Ohio, Elder c. d. Gray. president.
Box No. Al, Station d." Columbus.
Ohlo-Elder Conrad Frischknccht
who has been laboring faithfully In
this conference for the past sixteen
months has been honorably released
to return to his home. Elders ].
A. Tanner and Clarence Hart report
holding we'll attended meetings in con-
nection with their Book of Mormon
class in east Toledo.
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East Tenncssce-Elder w. II. Lar
son, president. 2O03 jefferson Ave, Knox
Ville, Tenn.-Twenty- meetings in
u days is the report of Elders H. r.
Atkin and VIM, r. Moyes who are la
boring in Van Buren, county =
Through the influence of one of the
local membesr. Elders Edgar Osgu
thorpe and P. II. Teeples secured the
church house in Robbins in which to
hold services, and a series of success
full meetings Is now being held there.
Brother W. T. Beals, a local
member residing in Roane county, re-
ports selling six Books Of Mormon and
13 smaller books
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North West VirgInia-Elders Eu-
gene Curtis and Grover c. Udall report
that they visited the young peoples So
ciety in church at Piedmont 10 listen
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short article In its issue of Sunday,
Nov. 21. relative to the work of the
Mormons in Tennessee, accompanying
1t with a picture of the elders of tho
Middle Tennessee conference. -.
Elders s. L. Smith and Arthur Peter
son report good success In canvaSsi1g
Gibson county, during tho first three
days. they disposed of all the litera-
ture they had brought into the county
for the purpose of beginning the work
there