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Show I'BE WEEKLY JOU RNAL. LOGAN, fJTAD AUGUST rui . Mendenhall of Gentile valley. the in evening Conjoint meeting Editor Journal: On Sunday when President Lyman gave good and Monday, Ang. 14th and 15tb, instructions to the young people. the quarterly conference of Oneida This ended the first day of the Stak6 was held in Franklin, fleet; : conference. ings were held in the grove south Monday, the 15th, conference of the meeting house. Two stands continued. Meeting opened at.10 were erected, one Tor the presiding a. m.; singing by the choir; prayer authorities. High council. Bishops .by Elder Dahle; singing again; and other officers of the stak4, and reports of the different organiza the other for the choir. Seats were r tions were given; songv by the erected, chairs and benches,' which' Honson sisters. Presidents were well filled during conference; "aad Elder Solomon We had with us President, of ,, the IL Hale spoke. Meeting came to an Twelve I Apostles, Francis M, la closed by the choir singing ' C. William President anthem? Benediction by High Lyman, also ' Parkinson of the Hyrum Stakeind councilor Pratt. MeetJ Prof. Robinson of Logan; ; Afternoon meeting ;opened by ing opened at ten o'clock a. m. by the choir singing; Prayer by Patriarch-the choir singing, with the congre- Lorenzo H Hatch. Then the gation joining, the good old hymn anthorities of the - church were lCome Come ye Saints; opening presented; and sustained by, an prayer by Bishop L. L. Hatch! unanimous vote. Song by the singing again by the choir, after choir. Then ,, Presieent Lyman which Pres, of Oneida Stake, Geo. spoke, gave excellent instructions. C. Parkinson, arose and said that Blessed the people in tjie name of he was well pleasad to see so many Jesns. Conference closed for three in attendance at oar first meeting. months, to meet in Preston. Spoke of the goM arrangements People are busy harvesting grain and accomodations made for hold- catting the second crop of lacern ing our meetings outdoors nnder and threshing has commenced. the shade of the trees, and spoke Three threshers are running, two of words of welcome to ail. Comend- them steamere.We had storms of ed the bishop and bis for the com- thunder, lightning and raiu for fortable preparations which they two nights past, some heavy grain had made for holding onr confer- battered down. ence. He prayed that the spirit ot Yoors, the Lord might be with us during Franklin. . 1904. 16. onr conference, that we may have Franklin, Aug. a good time. Before the close of his remarks he gave a brief report Puts aa End to it AIL of the condition ot Oneida Stake. A grievous wail, oftimes comes The Presidency were united and the members of the varions wards, as a result of unbearable pain from with their Bishops, were in good over taxed organs. ' Dizziness, condition. All the organizations Backache, Liver complaint and with bnt few exceptions folly Constipation. Bnt thanks to Dr. organized and doing the best they Kings New Life Pills they put an conid to live np to the reqnire-men- ts end to it oil. They are gentle bnt made of them. He then thorough. Try them. Only 25c. called on some of the bishops to Guaranteed by Riter Bros. Drng K A Co. give in their reports. After this was doue President Democratic Convention. Lyman arose and said that he was very mnch pleased to meet with Notice is hereby given that the saints and people of Oueida Stake in conference. He was also Democratic primaries for the purpleased with the comfortable ai pose of electing delegates to the raagements that had been made Democratic District Convention to for the holding of conference out be held at Logan, Utah, on Saturof doors under the shade of the day, August 27tb, 1904, at I oclock trees, where we can breathe the p. m. for the purpose of nominatpure air of heaven; commended ing a candidate for District Judge the bsshop and the saints of and a candidate for District AtFranklin for the good arrange- torney, and for the purpose of ments. He said there were a few electing delegates to a Democratic items he wished to speak upon; the County Convention to be held at first was coucerning the lesser Logan, Utah on Saturday, Septem2 priesthood and their dnties. lie ber 3rd. 1904, at oclock p. ui.'io 37 elect delegates to the Democratic spoke also concerning those that State Convention, will be held in live among ns who are not with ns various precincts of Cache in religious matters, but are good the citizens, good neighbors, houest county, Utah, not later than and industrious. They have made Thursday, Ang. 25th, 1904. The number of delegates to their home among us, they mingle conventions respectively are these with us, do business with ns, and stated: hereinafter are are williug to help us build up the District County couutry. They help us in many ways. Help us build meeting bouses, school bouses etc. Said we ought to tregt them kindly aod show to them by our actions that we are their friends; preach the gospel to them; visit them and show them the beauties of the ever lasting gospel; encourage them all we can ; prove to them that we are their friends; we want them here among us, for many of them are good honest people. He prayed the Lord to bless ns all in the name of Jesus, amen Meeting closed by the choir singing, and benediction by President Solomon H. Hale. Ffgsklia Presents. - ci.iziiirmG weak woman look forward to with dread. Aa rule, aba knows that she must pay for n with days or weeks of th womanly si (String. Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes weak women strong and sick women well. Hook ! on of lh duties tyat over-strai- WAIU3I FOR WOMEN ' WHO CANNOT B8 CURED. t took two 'lotles ol your Favorite Preacrip-tloand two of the Golden Medickl DiscovMr. Dan ery and am feeling well." writes Breton Co.. 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Jd-:lF.at- rite o dh 1 THE RAIL . Caorga By Hull Clark GEORGE HUNT CLARK, poet was born in Northampton. Mass.. In UA nt died in Hartford. Conn.. In IS81. He (r4uiht contributor lo Futnam'a. ths Knickeroocker and other and acme of his numerous and sentimental verse are still remembered by older reader. He was an Iron manufacturer by tradt. him in the cars, where resignedly be sst; His hair was full of dust. And so was'hls cravat; He was furthermore embellished Ry s ticket ia his hat ID When suddenly a jar. bump, Slade the people Id aiarm From their easy cushions jump. For they deemed the sounds to The Inevitable Trump.- - UJT And a , The fouductor touched hie arm And awoke him from s nap; When be gave the feeding files A An admonitory aisp, ? And, hia ticket to the man 5 In the cap. yellow-lettere- thrke-repfate- doom-forebodin- d Ho, 5 We rattled on our way. With allusions to the crop That along the meadows lay Whereupon hia eyes were lit With a speculative ray. 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Meeting opened by singing by the choir; Prayer by Prof. Robin-80. of Logan; singing by the choir. President William C. Parkinson wa the first speaker, and that he was pleased to meet with the people of Oueida Stake in Franklin, the town where he had been brought up from his boyhood. He loved the truth, which was taught to him by his parents in his yonth and which he has loved from that time up to the present time, Bore a faithful testimony to the truth of the gospel and asked the. Lord to bless us. , President Lyman occupied the balance of the time. Continued the subject ot tbfi, morning and gave good homely advice to all of us. 'The choir , sang an anthem; benediction by Elder William d A splintering crash below. A twitch. AS the tender gave a lurch And a mangled mass of men Lay writhiug In a ditch Beyond the flying switch 1 Q' A , to-da- .. r twinkle. little star, what yon. are! the world bo high, ' In the sky. - When the blazing ami is gone, , When he unth ing alii lie upon, ThU you allow your little light, , 'I winkle, twinkle, all the night.,, rj ' the traveler in the dark Thanks you for your liny spark. Ue could not see which way to go, If you did not twinkle 0? Thon lu the dark blue ky you keep,' And ofteu through my tnrtaln peep. For you never shut your eye the auu is In the sky. , . , Till your bright aud Lights the fraveler in the dark. Though 1 know not what you are. Twinkle, twinkle, little alar. ; Aa tiny-spa- a ,1 rk . |