Show fll j—Twfrr r $ KEEP IT HANDY 1 v Stake Conference The quarterly conference of the Sevier Stake was held last Saturday and Sunday Hay 22nd and 23rd The general authorities present were apostles John Henry Smith and Anton IL Lund and of the stake and ward authorities a good sprinkling was seen in the audience and on the stand LOCAL REPORTS President W n Seegmlller reported that a‘ great uumber were trying to do ’ IF YOU nAYE CUT BURNED their duties but that many were careOR BRUISED YYourself or nave any ho rse cow dog less Some feeling prevailed over the A bird or any animal that is wounded water rights but a fair outlook for any way you Will find compromising the trouble prevailed ' JOHNSON’S BLACK OIL The organizations had— with the exA CURE TIIAT CURES of religious classes— done well J Beware of imitations Genuine only ception There was dome trouble because of the carelessness bf the young people Sold at CM I Drug Defrt Bp Braudley’s report of the Richfield ward was That there was a general improvement but still some care- (Ssruvr i' ’The DENVER Bp Jensen of AND RIO GR AKDEJ 11 RAILROAD CO1 tourist or Family sleeping car SERVICE Do you know that every evening the Denver & Rio Grande R R in connect tion with the R G W runs a Tourist or Family Sleeping Car to Denver in ‘ which a lower berth can be secured for $200? In addition to this daily Her 1 ‘ the D vide & lessness II G also operated en Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays there distinct Tourist Sleeping Car lines to Omaha Kansas Citv Chicago Boston and New York— no change for Utah passengers— at greatly reduced berth rates These Tourist tars are managed by the Pullman Company and are provided with all necessary The Conveniances and appliances Tourist car feature together with the admirable train service and scenie attractions of the route has placed the D & R G in the foremost ranks of For rates and Western Railroads detailed information apply to any Ticket Agent of the R G W Ry to B F Novins General Agent or E H Cushing Traveling Passenger Agent D & R G No 58 West 2nd South Street Salt Lake City the Elsinore ward “ t” voir site and to hold it that more baih i and can bo placed under cultivation Monroe's hosptality was grejlt Inso that the young men may not have vitations to dinner wi-rhad oh every to leave us to seek homes The farm hand i ers of this valley should jiold a convenBo Bagloy of Kuo-lnredoesn’t tion each spring and arrange crops so like Sevier Valley that all should not ralso wheat the Au overflow meet lnr was held at same year The Idea that we import- Our shelves are completely stocked with BRIGHT 1EW' SPRIRG GOODS ed hundreds of barrels of primes 500 the school house on Sunday afternoon cars of apples and many Nebraska Those who attended It reported a good chickens did not suit the speaker The lime Apu9tle Lund’s remarks are idea that an educated mail can not highly spoken of u NOT GUILTY nothing a little while before Elder W II Clark had talked with for HANG re- who complained that a ported much grain many gardens and when our people disagree it hurts trees had been planted The stand- business not so with other demonlna-tlon- s ard of morality was not as high ds he Considerable had been said in would like the local papers regardingchurch trials Many were away from home report- In these peaceable courts Is the place ed Bp Charlesworth of Joseph so that to settle all our difficulties and the we have too few workers to well carry speaker felt the decision of those courts on our work as binding on him as the supreme The Monroe ward reported Bp" court of the United States Maglebyhad just passed an extra good Apostle Lund read from II Peter winter while the outlook for the sum- and hoped that the admonition of mer was excellent Many fruit and good will there given would be lived shade trees had been planted this up to At one time there were but spring four young men in Monroe who ued At Annabolla Bp Fairbanks consid- tobacco and the speaker hoped there ered conditions as good were less now All young Pp 11 H Bell’s report was that the should aim to do good and non-Morm- r ( BUT MUST STORE ORROCK’S mo'-quHoe- farm grows with many boys who go to Tho stake authorities as published school such boy9 are not educated elsewhere were sustained at this conThe Ihnd and the water khould be ference With bub one dissenting vote owned by the same person and at Apostle Lund triads a suggestion to tempts to gain control of our water teachers that should be well heeded should be guarded against “Why In The good studious boys and girls do Idaho where our people had located a need not attention they will get along certain capitalist came to our people all rlgnt Give most of the time to and described a lovely reservoir site hard bases the he had taken and offered it to them for $3000000 they could have hid it tj r fjii COMPUTING — the LATEST and BEST PATTERNS in Dress Goods Laces Embroidery at the LOWEST PRICES r— had irk Sevier County Gents can save at least from 25 to 75 p$r eV6r 5 cent by buying from us RantrAber list is complete and prices in both our tour Grocery Dry Goods and our Grocery Department show the value of the pay as you gosystefifo IT Born in Renssellar County New York State in early part of this cen ury—emigrating with a part of my family to Ramsay County Minnesota in 1890 1 have lived continuously on a farm and as my friends say a useful lif- e- am well known to every civilized and many uncivilized) country in the world—a majority of American farmers are my Intimate friends My associate In crime (?) came into existence about same time as myself and bears equally as favorable a record— is It not pity that innocence shall suffer through guilty misrepresentation— yet we cheerfully go to our doom and they grant you preraisslon to hang this Glenwood ward was in better shape can do but little unless they live what card on the wall that “those who run than usual Quorum meetings were When we criticise a may read” and know that Walter A they believe good The young men did not to him pot to others Wood Mowers Reapers Minnie Binddo it person behave as well as could be wished es- Often women are abus- ers and Rakes together with Champimen and good pecially when away from home ed for some one fault while their good on Binders Mowers Reapers Self Counselor Samuel Nebeker respondqualities arc never seen nere in Utah Rakes and Droppers still exist sod ed to the call for a report from Sigurd most of the people are farmers yet that those manufactories turn out ' The most encouraging thing was a many buy their eatables For $150 more machines annually than all splendid Sunday school Other organi- an acre we can here build good reser- ethers— that you can always obtain zations were moderate voirs while in many places that much extra same and further that for parts The ladies organization? In Vermil- is spent every year for water rent Our no machine has a better record— so lion were all doing well and Bp (Jled-hi- enemies abuse us because we take the buy a Champion or Wood and be wished all the brethefn were lad- advice of our leaders but say nothing In every town in Utah ies The ward was cot in as good con- of the wicked vicious Influence of the and Idaho dition as it was three months ago political boss The slowness with Respectfully Never since he w&s in charge of Sa- which we are taking bold of reservoirs ' RED TAG PLYMOUTH TWINE lina had Bp Jensen been so encourag- 9 bringing us into “water bondage” May 6th 1897 ed with the young peoples’ gatherings he worst bohdage in the wutld We are Exclnsive for F E It was seldom that the teachers did Elder Joseph S norne thought that Myers celebrated agentsvalve well glass not visit their beats and the general as a people we should avoid debt and pumps fruit tree spraying pumps outlook was excellent if we keep our obligations to our fel- For further Information apply to O Good feeling prevailed tbo M I low meu paid we should not forge t P Borg Richfield and J S Jensen SaA s had done the best work for years our tithing— our debt to the Lord lina and all matters were in a fair condiElder Anton H- - Lund in hjs second Co-o- p Wagon and Machine tion reported Redmond's bishop Hans sermon expressed himself as pleased Rasmussen with his morning’s visit jto the Sunday Co bf Koosharem house and school Bp Bagley reported regretted that the that the bishopric had made visit of was not large enough to accomodate all families and found everything well the people The Sabbath day and the Bp Teeples had a good condition to slackness With which it is now observPERFECT HEALTH REGAINED THE report from Burrville though the ed was contrasted with the strictness WONDER OF THE AGE long winter had nearly discouraged with which ancient Israel observed Grandest discovery in the annals of the people Now however the cfops that day The speaker referred to the medicine were as far advanced as usual at this picture ef Joseph Smith’s first vision Guaranteed to cure more diseases time of the year and recounted the prophet’s prayer than any other medicine treatment or Inverury was one of the Lord’s hard and what effect it had had upon the system known to the medical profefl est spots but the people were doing world No one then believed in revesiou “No MAN made” remedy but quite well The scattered condition lation yet when that revelation had ‘natuieV true panacea was hurtful to associations reported been given the powers of evil began Vatumaisan antiseptic germicide Then It was to reveal themselves Bp Greenwood it positively destroys all “microbes” THE PREACHERS that spirit rapplngs and all such and kind name and germs of It was only nature is every and Elder John nenry Smith knew things began to thrive it healing soothing to when the power of good had begun a mucuous membrane the something of the local conditions and It will perof evil beso he pointed out that in somo cases good work that the power cure the majority of cases of an attempt to blind them by Im- manently gan needed were courts oflaw and Bronchitis Catarrh Dispepsia all lawyers work as in land or water cases but we want itating their Stomach troubles all diseases of the Elder Smith’s Sunday afternoon Bladder to Bottle our difficulties in a more Bowels Kidneys Liver Conmuch as a continuation sermon began is “Whose business and friendly way stipation Piles Old Sores Rectal of what ho had said in the forenoon settle to as We it? have Diseases good right Ulcers Eczema Scrofula the subject of our troubles there as any has to settle He finally rcahcd Blood Poison Rheumatism Neuralgia There arc many gcod men them in courts of law" Some people marriage Diseased Discharges Diseases peculiar who never reach the place they could who have come ameng us make a great to Women Nervous and Physical reached in the world by greater noise if we take advice of our leaders have Weakness etc care in the selection of wife All good NO MATTER WHAT YOUR AILMENT Tbey ’clatui thd right to get advice and boys do not make good mates where they please and so do we The girls or whefe you live write us a lull hisbecause they are not of tho proper system of advising with our leaders tory of your trouble and our consultto suit one another A made Utah If more of us took ad disposition ing physician will advise you what to cause of much unhappiness is often do in vice from wives we would be bettor order to regain your health difference of religious ideas The off A woman knows many things in the Consultation is free and sacredly conshould marry a Catholic The Catholic fidential Terms very low For proofs tultivelr better than a man and “bad and thus I taken the advice of my wives 1 Presbyterian a Presbyterian enclose 2 ceut stamp for unpleasant would now have been a wealthy man’ avoid this opportunity Local agents wanted everywhere TLo spirit of the world is to accom feelings No cauvasing We advertise you In NOTES p lish their object good or bad wo have Address with your home paper been called out of the world and should The changes made in the authori- stamp be a more peaceable people” If we had ties of the stake were the sustaining THE VATUMA COMPANY followed the advloo of President of John Johnson and George S Smith P O BOX Z12 CHICAGO ILL Young and use our advantages what as high councilors in the places of W would this people have been? We L Spafford and Soren Sorenson both — Emil til ristoderkon — hare allowed others to come among resigned Shoe made o order Promptly after laeasiiiremnnt us and fcaln con trol over natural faciliPrest W E Robison of Wayne A largo assortmeat of confcctlonorlos ties and we an i becoming the woot stationary and notlsna Stake visited conference of Saturday Call and See Our Fine Lire or Cioam entters and watet ’ carriers of others” leaving for Salt Lake Sunday Elsinore said the speaker Utah He then urged the r Many visitors enjoyed the warm to get the Otter Creek reetr WILL BE TO YOVB INTEREST BEFORE YOU TO VALL AND SEE US BUY ELSE WHERE Eggs and Live Chickens taken ! f 'I BEST PUMP MADE (D Red (0 CD (Jacket i a m: pllMP Latter-day-Sain- ts i 4 ly Hi 3 2 3 i h‘ r- - J 4 ll content- Tie Contractor ELSINORE OSTLUND From now till next October I want ties plied any place by the railroad track from Salina to Belknap I pay 35 cents each for all red pine ties piled by the track and will advance 20 cents in supplies as soon as the ties are piled For further informatio n apply to my atmy store J C SANTA FE ROUTE You leave Ogden or Salt Lake in he evening and after breakfasting in the sumptuous dining oars of the SANTA FE ROUTE on the third Burning you arrive in Chicago or St ILouis n season to attend to bus iness or connect with all fast trains for the East Borne one has said recently that the track of the ATCniSON TOPEKA & SANTA FE railroad w as in such perfect condition that tlhe long distance run of the “Flyer” on the New York Central could be equaled if not Siceeded by its magmflcei it trains J D KEN WORTHY Gen’l Agt Passe nger Dept 60 West Second South Nti eet Salt Lake Cl ty Utah tf C F WARREN Trav 3ling Agt San Pete and Sevier Branch West-Boun- d 28 Ei ist-Bou- STATIONS AMO Mxd NJ 8IDIN OS Mxd no p m Ar OGDEN Lr8 43 a m P m Ar SALT LAKE LyII BO pm THIS TLE JOT LvJ13! 130 an INDIANOLA 330 MILBUKN 4 08 FAIRVIEW i S3 mt Pleasant SPRING CITY EP1IRAIM MANTI GUNNISON BALI N A i4i 4 87 34 is ) 8 yoi SO oI -agencies 1 AURORA 71 3 BIOUBD 73J RICHFIELD 753 ELSINORE 813 JOSEPH 834 vv 530am oOOamLv BELKNAP A84Spml 43prn Train 23 will run Tuesday Thuradayi i an d laturdiya Train 34 will run Monday We and Fridays 1 L Mocik Afinnt Richflold O DodRo Gi'n’l M ina ‘Jor WdlPi(Jh Qon Passongi-- r A) e lit c " a T n) i' ' f - 1 '‘a a 3- - CD I i’i THE mod-lclue- g Our new srock of BEST BRED Summer Goods TROTTING SIRE of i YATUMA EQUITABLE STORE BELDEN is in ana they stantial SouthernUtah From now at: aroall good and It will pay you sub- to Take Capital Stock until July Belden will be in the store and then get the profit! o Richfield Annabella Elsinore back by our per cent system Mondays We T uesdays at Wednesday Thursday Friday Joseph Monroe Like to Show Goodb The Equitable TERMS For the season of 1897 Belden will ctand at the nominal price of $5 00 if paid cash down or $600 paid by September Store TA KB YOLIt COUNTY WARRANTS TO J NY LATTUTZBN AND CASU BOR THKNl GET Prices Chatter At J D talesod MONRbE Egg Plums 5 cans for 50 cts Coffee 6 papers for 90 cts Coal Oil 30 cts a gallon 16 ounces of Stick Candy for IO cts 8 oz paper of Mustard 10 cts Axle Grease 24 oz can 10 cts Arm and hammer Soda 3 papers 25 ct$h Paper of Tea 10 cts Canned Corn 10 cts BERTLESEN’S GROCERY ! 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