Show r-- Wayne Stake Conference! jvEKRrii! HANDY "V front "pf It down iu "1 him remarking pepdci Hat'V6frT'M46bcr-Yt!outl--TATtrT- ! u Thequarterly conference of Wayne vateh While Apostles and Stake Stake met last Saturday and Sunday president? were on flielr visits have j ua Tbqavirt taught thgt not wining to tawo and 'heir friends and follow relatives V him were not worthy of him The Savior also meant that wo should if needed leave our farms and ?ll our property for Ills cause yet we as a neopleseem naturally inclined to leave the work of the Lord for these things Here Elder Lyman referred to his experience in being called to forsake bis home in Fillmore to go to Tooele A good husioess man can be a 8tak mod business man and yet be a- good "buroh worker a mother can be a good mother yet he faithful to religious duties A9 for Latter day Saints we should be preparing fnrtheMlllenum: 'he people must first open thelrhearts Aid he willing fV receive the truth mid before them There are people who say “I would give everything 'if T 'eonld believe as you dou Tiler mild so believe if they would: this aeltef Is the natmal belief and dishe-le- f of It is becsiise of the heart’s not being opened The sermon was closed by an invocation of blessings noon the people the ’and and the water of the vallev The closing sermon of the Conference TTe was by Elder Kimball didn’t like hypnerlcy and ’thought most of the wicked man who didn’t hide his meaness hv a religious cloak Vil power when onee lost by not one had habit can not pp wei fgsined The idea that living up ti me law alone will save a man is deceit "'ll One mav live up Io the Word ot Tisdmjri hut hewill not get th? bless gsof the Lord If he negleetstitliing of the Jaws are needed and should w heeded Here Elder Kimba’l read 'fat t XIX 16— 19 This young man wished to know which are of the corns K nandments but the Savior Rld him Tie spoke of many commandments deceitful many litjfie things that peo pie (lo to defraud a railroad company or the goyernjpent find afked parents who did such things if they weren’t The teaching theli children evil speaker bad enjoyed the conference and his visit here anf ibYokeda blessing upon th pgoplfy ip making their nrosTrwTrft'wi'rt! iLiiipps nt Oitoo1cs Stomi ’ - Coffees ‘I 'Ol Starch all kindd i i " 10 $10tf Scidils ah kinds’ ' ilay2j3and$9 atLoa president )V Arbucklc 6 packages for "MO “subjects most speakers should many E- Robison was absent an4 bis coum 8 Lion1 100 Laundry Soaps 1!) Bis never speak over thirty minutes Moca & Jaya per ft (loose) CakeJ largest & best bar for selors presided Apo&tle F M Lyman Hoe MIWiIIK T' hnp9 spoil wards husbandsspnil wives ' Teas-- and President! Golden Kimball were Diamond Cuke j and vice versa parents spoil families 100 Walker king of ships Pride of Japan tree tea)0 pk r present teachers spoil schools by talking toe “ ' In Stake and Wards 7 Soaps nyson Young ffoiLPT much Men who can not govern them!30 jack Rose jJ 8 oz bars for English Breakfast per package Counselor Ilans M Hansen’s report selves a nd their famIHM are the mer Canned Goods Buttermilk sua per bai of stake told f an excellent spring who can not govern the people The California IS fruit all lflnds and good crops although the eastern fathers often lack this Floating 0oap per bar Uir governing pow IF YOtf HAVE CUT BURNED 10 Corn per cai wards bad suffered greatly from floods r'" OHBRUISElJ’ Glyceripe soappejtiaiir' n because they do not teach tfleh JO Tomatoes can v 11V or cow rse peg bad hi of wards The the upper dog Qraatetiii soappprbat Youyself people tiy children as they should birc( or an animal tha(i la wounded i® Loose per can Oyster contributed liberally to help! them Hops per lb Elder Lyman's Saturday afternonr Y any watf ytiH will' find 5 & 174 Salmon per can were arid trouble this considering Stick they Candy per ft) Z Sermon treated of the 'difficulties en HLACK OIL loi mustard Sardlos well lxed doing A CURE THA pUBES Candy per ft) countered by tlshnpa and president-tDll !' Sardines US to Mansfield bard of found Beware It imitationi GenqipB only Bp ireer Other Hf irq at 3 governing their aharges liecsusr ft sea 7 Best Island rice hon signieA per 7W v part of the he people became tn well acqualnte up Interest in Thurber We have a splendid lot of rn ' t 64 li Sago (best) per lb people were on the new tawnslte part with them Travelled usuallv take shirts from 40 cents- up 'Sold1 at Z' OMc I Drug Deptj Pearl barjey per pound 6 wefe still on 'the old one and many trt left sowitl rrtad fhe If wrong (zuors Gepts fine felt hats from flQOUpin V — 4 A White' bean9 per pnund A had gone on their ranches Boys’ wool hats from 25 cents up do ltv lint because they ' Mils Stuff Bp Walter Hanks' reporf'bf thf oear enough' fh the Lord " The npo Our patrons and prices in dress gociL Flour per sack 50 lb — i painesvilie ward was a report of many Ges and others nreenntinnally n" make them fast sellers Be surei and 1 j -‘ ’ Corn Meal lb 10 sack All per ' Settlements organi' an© jif the lower call at Orrock’s before buying elstJ' not understand and Oat Mtal pei? Bar zatibns in the ward were doing well where we theee to hevhave learn things for RIO GRANDE " Mothers Mush per package 21b OmI The floods of last tall liad done a great are a Referring progressive people deal of harm in thkr ward but they IftAlLIiOADCCO jtn Elder Lnzenhv Elder Lyman re jiad completed their canal first so bey marked that CAR SLEEPING i'OURIST OK FAMILY the first six months aftp’ ' ' ' ' ' i I r 'an elder went "to help the other wards SERVICE vlissouri Pacillc E’y returns from bis mission I' BUCKLEN’S ARNIC’A BALVE same of the Blue Yalley wards seven he goes to work tor the Lord he is r ! The Colorado Short Line to Kansas Do 'you know that every evenlnglhe R R In connec- and eight feet of sand had been po 'ightsKhfllenvesthatRPrvloe hewill go The Best Balve in the world for City St "Louis Mo and all points Denver & Rio Toufrst G: W a runs Sores Ulcers and Bruises Salt With South R East thf 'other the and in Cuts on land their places tion down bill and such men are a danger n Free cars and chair Chapped-Handor1 Family Sleeping Car to 'Denver in Sores reclining Tetter Fever Rheum full roundfilled and canals bad been onolemont In the community This i palace sleeping cars of most ele-aChilblains Corns and all skid v Inch a lowet berth can be secured fqr ed IJere the people bad Assessed t Ik all on hv hiiltlng'not design Direct connections at Eruptions and positively cure Pllesji brought to this In kcepiof addition daily' 3200? acre and would ’lie magnificent- Union Station St or no pay required It is guaranteed n to he work given them to do Tin the D & R’ G also' operates en jwater pwners $30 an WhereLouivfor Oi assessment every' to make another to give perfect satisfaction' or toonejt Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays have stake of the and thehts Tickets on sale at all station on refunded Price 25 cents per box there Jistiu’ct Tourist Sleeping Car he Mesa Canal the seven owners had imps were RioGmnde Western Killway to see that big'-chnrgpd 3 r all druggists and Genefk ile F Onlaha io H KansiiCi’tv B by Chicago Udes Kooser £ TJ Flynn ipont $1000 and the Gainesville ward eoiineilors and all other officers of t Dr O F & P A F & P A al dealers and New york— no change for Salt Lake Cltv Utah uiah passengers— at greiitly reduced had helped them The fruit prop was take and wards are livinggood liveNot o and birth rates These Tourist 'cars are lieavy the grass was good appreciating the position'- thev re- njanagad’ by the" Pullman Company many cattle had i been lost as was hold The only great men are ihn and are iroVtdeid with all"' necessary ported Y who have done all they can with tbi i H- - (b emiveniaheei add afrpllatices 'The Fremont the people were slow eapnclty In O C have Many young men they Tmri4t oaf feature together with' the n e v erecting public buildings At go nut Into t he missionary fields wh admirable train kirvioe and scenia ata tiie U1 v) m leavi bretbern all of the olt year Io not know how to administer to ththe route has placed the tractions D & E G In the foremost ranks of homo and the bishop joips t)ie Relief sick bltss children or baptize and rlu Western Railroads' F6r rates and Society reported Bp Hiatt Maxfield bishop were Instructed to call on tlit detailed Information1 apply to any Bp PLvPbilstenen19i Lymaq re- young men to R W helpinthis work If Ry Tjcket Agent of the G -house pearly at an end moving ported 'e A Novlx or General wedonptdo the little things fill the toB F Agent most all yyaffj jypre 8)£ tl Cushing Traveling v Passenger is the people qfil ‘little opportunities we will never be G58 West 2nd No in now D &R tpyrnsif jt UwLymp A(gent ready far big opportunities a) No trouble good associations good S(uth Street Salt Lake City Elder Kimball began the speaking w £ prospects for crop9 pnd all leaders of at Sunday morning’s session He U- - C 0 the ward trying to do tfoejr duty was wanted to know how many of the peo' Bp Coleman’s statement of Teasdale ple had read the Doctrine and Coven- - home here qt ELSINORE J C OSTLUND Who and What They Said alts and urged them to get up a few Counselor fiansen thanked the visit(From now till next October I want ties'piled any place by the railroad The first speaker of the Conference minutes1 earlier each day so that they ing speakers for eoming and the track from Saline ‘tQ Belknap I pay li closed :o: was Elder ’Moikml rLazanby who re- would have time to read- - a chapter 35 cents each for all red pine ties piled some New from of church’ Zealand ID from works returned the NOTES by the track and will advance 20 cents cently in supplies as soon as the ties are piled lle left his home Octber 1 1804 and knew that some people worked so hard Many Indian front Grass Valley as For iuii her iuformatio napply to my had good bealthi whilen away The that they could' not study or tend to well as from Rabbit attended conferptiuy store Mauri people were an intelligent race other duties in- summer and became ence i li and were improving in their modes of “winter Mormons” The idea that The people of Loa entertained well life which have for many years been elders could know everything1 and the 01 P3 FE: on the stre to few retrograding as a result of Immorality mistakes that is made by some who si Four changes Were1 made in the high COOD believe was humorously portrayed b) learned from the Europeans ouncil James 'P Knight Andrew president J'G Kimball was pleased the speaker The damage done to the You leave Ogden or Salt Lake in Charles P Okerlund and Sanders Saints’ work by- these miso ev ninjf and after breakfasting in to vsit this stake and see the number Latter-daIrvine J Tanner replaced ‘George J t't sumptuous dining'1 cars of the of young men who are presiding over takes has often seert in poisoned nnhH-o- f George D Morrell John SANTA F 10 ROUTE on the third tho stake and 'wards tile people: Thesbvendes were up Forsyth The speakers Our new srockof Meeks Wm in and arrive Giles imriimg you lai not of had braided for element their saw that the pioneer intelligende BRED Summer Goods--- ' Two' tlerks'Werfe kept busy in eacli yet drifted away from the stake This and for not understanding the Gnspe Chicago or St Louis u is in ana they are all good'and subelement would Btay hire till the place better than many do Some seventies stores on Baturd iyK Loa either does : I season to attend to business or pon ‘ ' Ibcreas-was or stantial It will pay you to greatly for the East was fairly settled and then go to ot hei were easy going doing neither gooc large business it t with all fast trains during conference" &iire oie lias said recently that- the new places" The speaker urged tliai nor had and1 the Speaker wished the) Take Capital Stock track r lie ATCHISON TOPEKA peaceable means be hsed to settle dif- would do something He urged presi The Loa choir furnished the music Froftr'nbw until July Re'ifiph'will be in the 'store and 'thenget ''(he profits St NTA FE railroad was in such ficulties and that laVv and law courts dents of seventies to w'htch theii It seemed to not 'be at Itself on Bfitur-Ja- at: disthe long bark by our per ceht system " perfect condition that resort of the Latter-dabut few small choir's could surpass o quorums that thdf dbhot go tosWp Richfield Mondays tance mi of the ‘‘Flyer” on the New be not tlio Wo to Show Goods The speaker closed by calling alien ts Sunday sinking “ Afluabella York Central could be equaled Jf not saints Tuesdays I 4S trains “ lion to the little 'good aneldercould vceeded by its magnificent lir bis Saturday forenoon talk Elsinore Wednesday During tiie duoft intermission SunJ D KEN WORTHY “ Lyman cbthpii then ted the peo- do Wlieu he gate two yeafs o’’ bis illue day Elder Kntfb’all met’ the seventies Thursday Joseph (Jen’l Agt Passenger Dept on sO Saturwell means and out Of' lie much bis ’’Stake to if the Wily and Monroe working ple tuhiing Ffldily’ upon oig'uuizsd West Second Soutli Street t: i r used Sun for the gospel yet the gveaf good ilia the lESih'quurum' The 8find quorbiu slakes they nitiny Utah day lq Lake Salt TERMS City tf C k WARltEN Traveling Agt duy and Monday for conference days could be done lay earnest work a is now confined to the Grass Valley For the season of 1897 Belden will as the people tufued out' aiid becatne home leltlemeuis stand at tho nominal price of $500 if OPAKE YOI U COUNTY WA SlNT interested op Sunday and kept coming During tiie latter part of Sunday All voles iu suslauiug authorities paid cash down or $600 paid by Sep- TO J in LA U HI r ZEN AND CET ou Monday' Settling a new country foreuooii Elder Lymaii spoke lor the were unamuuious rlKH FOR THGln ' tember lie is usually done by a settling class who third time' II is subject was the neces Ou Saturday the weather was very make rude begiulifngs and' allow the sity of both faith and works Mu : a little too warm Ou Suuday more solid settlers to come while they who believe it is out right to efea juuuy some rained aud clouded it up on He hoped the pec pie would go or do other sins but still do those ' 41 on improving uot all at once as booms yet withiu the reach of evil aim SEALED PROPOSALS afo hurtful and the reaction dues great not tit associates of the Lord A poirii Jt Sealed w lit be be Proposals will bo received by where in caii readied harm Trees should planted temptation Branch the EisiiYre District School Board gan Pete and Sevier val’ey land should be tilled aud wat- have uu power uvermeu and at that 1897 till J uue 22nd 1897 u'um May 28 l er put ou the laud and the climate point it is that men oo longer leel viz One Excavation the lor loilowiug STATIONS be moderated $3t)'anacre for sin hut the sorrow the) on the Elsinore School lot 71x36 feet would thus AND 1 fMfd hiftl been made as witer assessment feel would be the Godly sorrow felt by and 4 leet deep and one side Excavasidings:'" Mxd tion 21x16 leet and 4 leet deep also A At Blue Valley but that was not so the Savior in Ills day 630 p tn Ar OGDEN Lv845 rut Flenching 82x3 feet aud 3 feet Uevp to p m 525 p m Ar SALT LAKE Lvl230 tni as in Dixie and in San Juan Suuday afternoon Elder Lyman be- he 300Ar THISTLE JOTLv345 730 am 130 heavy 24Ui of completed ou or belore 358 330 INDIANOLA 2 20 The people of new couu- - gun bis remarks bv saying that the 33 (imyty 1897 Uou tract wnl be awarded July 1000 403’ Oil MILBURN iw 143 trfes Usually let a few men carry all settlers of the valley had not made to the lowest responsible bidder the 1023 422 FAIRVIEW 120 103 441 iios the oo 10 of mt pleasant IO U- S but this yus not the spirit proper progress in planting simile and dirt to be transported about 20 yards 457 1135 Sl’lllNG CITY 1232 1154 aud see Call Excavation trum the naturshould He all no of had the the as trees gospel— 1224 valley help fruit 624 EPHRAIM 10 1224 1103 AJi proposals will be 104 543 MANTI 1203 would have the people live in peace al trees Borne one should pay atten- the ground 1020 159 028 Axle opened on June 23rd 189 at the Social IO GUNNISON i ' - o 20 at? that Unjy wopld not patronize courts tion to the nursery business ami gel Hall Elsiuore at 6 o’clock p m the 706 8AL1NA 1041 320 720 ‘38 to be moderate in AURORA 1032 803 eating and work that trees here that the climate might he Board reserve the right to reject any 732 348 SIGURD 1018 TAT needed not be The people were assured and all bids among the peo- moderated 752 433 doctpfS RICHFIELD of 10 958 T20 J W Sylvester Chris Ilcrmansoo 630 812 ELSINORE soon be raised here would 938 330 fruit that ple 600 824 JOSEPH Thomas Nielson Corn 10 926 308 were reCounselor Gersen Bastian was the ': 1 - infill r0 1 I i -- DEN VEPv TliO i - findim-thlnBstheyd- J s-- r ! i ' GJ-lmd- e s ser-vS- ' ’ 4i ‘ l i - v - s pull-ma- nt con-pieri- 1 j ’ Fn-ho- - ' - ' ' 11 n thi-tlm- - ' ' - - - ' Tie Contractor i - ha- BEST RUMP MADE 2 £S AED PUMP e m2 “ £5 at: ' & $ i con-fren- lew- j : - t i SANTA ROUTE y EQUITABLE STORE BELDEN THE BEST TROTTING SIRE d XK-- ’ of Southern Utah t ' y y i I i s - It Like I at ' The Equitable i i ’ - Store 11 ' Prices Chatter act-ar- e - At MONROE r e I- V- 'I 11 -- ‘u ' sisOam BOOamLv BELKNAP Ar815pm643pm li v i will run Tuesday's Thursdays and Train Train 24 will run Mondays WedSaturdays and Fridays nesdays II L MooiiB agent Rlcbflold O Dodge Gou’l Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent Wadlelgh FA General UdeeSalt Lake City 23 v w Bertleson’s d East-Boun- d West-Boum- D ¥ Utah thank- ful to the committee that had prepared the house for conference and expressed himself as pleased with the goo4 feeling of the various wards On Suuday afternoon President Kimball Wok but hia watth and laid in plenty while fathers that they should take up and improve the land so that their sous might be the land owners The peominded First For School Board publication May 21st Sale— I have a balf lot across resiple here are farmers and should raise the street north of S G Clark’s to desire sell dence I as which the as well fruits and can all tlie Jos S Horne H meat) bread stuff and other foods Egg Plums 5 cans for 50 cts Coffee 6 papers for 90 cts Coal 30 cts a gallon ounces Stick Candy for cts 8 oz paper of Mustard cts Grease 24 oz can cts Arm and hammer Soda 3 papers 25 cts -— cts Paper Tea cts Canned i i ' BERTLESEN’S GROCERY MONROE I'W- V'"“ J |