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SIXTH YEAR.
IIE1TNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1888.
NO. 273.
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BOSTON, MASS.
LAMONI.
The Headquarters of the Joseph
ite Mormon Church.
The Situation of LamoniThe Reor
ganized C'ittt cn of Jettu Christ of
Latter Day Saints History, Doc
trines and Organization.
Location at Lamoni,
Contentions with the neighbor
ing people contiuuod. Young's
policy aggravated the difficulty.
On the iirst of October, 1845, a con
vention of citizens of severnl adja
cent counties was held at Carthage,
to take action in regard to the re
moval of the Mormons. Young
entered into an agreement with
this convention to remove from Ill
inois. The removal began in
February, 1810. In 1847 the Mor
mons, nnder tho leadership of
Young, effected a settlement in
Utah, which was then under the
jurisdiction of Mexico, but was
;eded to the United States the fol
lowing year.
THE BE0P.3AXIZED CHU11CH.
Joseph Smith's widow, his
brother, William Smith, John E.
Pago, Lyman Wright, William
Marks, and a very large majority
if others, had refused to subscribe
to some of the new dogmas pro
mulgated by Young or to give al
legiance to his authority. At the
lime of th removal from Nauvoo,
this largo majority did not go to
Utah, but remained iu various
parts of the United States, the
Canndas and in foreign lands, but
principally in Illinois, Iowa and
Northern Missouri. A movement
for the reorganization on the old
line began in 1851. Jason W.
Bi iggtt, Zauas II. Gurley, Daniel
Powell, Cyrus and Reuben New
kirk, H. II. Deaue and others were
the active movers. A conference
was held at Newark, Wis., J una 12
1852. It denounced the dogma of
polygamy then known to be se
cretly held by Young. At a spec
ial conference called at Salt Lake
for this pu1 p se, August 21), 185?,
loiiiig lirst publicly promulgated i
this doctrine. Tho Newark con
ference made a general declaration
o its principles in tho following
resolution:
Resolved, That tliifl conference
believe it the duty of the elders of
the church (who have been legally
ordained) to cry repentance hikI
remission of sins to this genera
tion through obedience to the Gos
pel as revealed in tho record of
the Jew.-t, the Book of Mormon
and Book of Doctrines and Cove
nants; and not faint in the diti
chargo of duty.
At another conference held Oc
tober 0, 1852, according to the
church historian, "the gifts were
abundantly enjoyed, and the swiiits
were greatly strengthened and as
sured of the triumph of the work
of restoration to the old paths.
Also, during thesa meetings, we
were forewarned of the war be
tween the north and sonth, its san
guinary character and its extent;
also, tho success of tho north was
portrayed iu all the vivid exact
ness of tha subsequent history of
the civil war." A more complete
organization was perfected at Yel
lowstone, Wisconsin, April 0,1853.
THE SOS OF THE I'liorHET.
At an annual conference held at
Am boy, Lea count', Illinois, April
(!, 1800, Joseph Smith, Jr., son of
tlie prophet, ir.s received into fel
lowship on a baptism performed
by his futher, and was unanimously
chosen to preside. The historian
of that occasion writss: "His
coming and presence at the confer
ence had been ceitilied by the
spirit untl confidently predicted;
aud when he, with his mother whh
presented to the asseuiblv, great
, enthusiasm whs manifest." The
membni'F'hip of the reorganized
church was now about two hun
dred. A direct issue was made
between this ami tho Utah church ;
the ono flourishing in almost open
defiance of the laws of tho United
States, the other teaching obedi
ence; the one teaching and practi
cing polygamy, the other teaching
inuiiogomy and upholding tho sst
crediiHHK of the family relations.
Bosh claimed the legal succession
to the church organized April 0,
1830. This matter was brought to
a legal test in a suit brought be
fore the district court of common
pleas of Lake county, Ohio, in
February, 1S8I), to perfect the title
to the temple at Kirtland iu the
reorganized church. The suit was
d icided in favor rl tho Josephitex.
Recently a revival movement in
bjhalf of tho church hint been s-t
on foot in the neighborhood of
Kirtlnud, lis birthplace. F.arly it
April a o-uifi-rsmcft Ooiivn. i'-. !;
KiitlaiMl tcn.pleaho IH.J ; !.,.
ancl ei thiisi:i:'i,!ii r.!-....;. :i ? .
attended by lulling n.i-i.i'xii i,f
the church from nil prirLs of ifi
country, and hes presided orur by
President Joseph Smith.
ri;OHEIAT::cl IN UTAH.
From the time if Joseph Smith's
accession to the presidency of the
reorganized church in 18C0, the
It will pay you to call upon
J. M. H AGER,
IIISPP-NEU,
Who Keeps Constantly on hand
STAYER &
Yery Best and
FARM, DAIRY AND
WAGONS, BUGGIES, CAR
WAGES, CARTS
And Machine Supplies and
f.-Vt- Villi blV U A. Hl AAiUVILJ
mit I An
Quality Considered.
Prices tie Lowest
And Price List.
SUPPLIED FREE ON APPLICATION.
movement gained ground rapidly.
Since L"0.:i uu active missionary
force ! ai been kept in Utah, work
ing to win the Mormons in that
territory back from w hat the Jo
s.'phitos consider the dangerous
heresy of p .lygamy and conse
quent dish yulty to the path of ihs
original church. Joseph Smith
and his associate in the presidency,
W. W. Blair, have both made mis
sionary visits to Utah. In this
Mold of work the Josephiteg have
met with considerable success, es
pecially in late years. Teaching,
as they do the scriptural doctrine
of obedience to the laws of the
land, aud working, at thsy are, to
detach the polygamous Mormons
from their illegal practices anil as
sociations, they are becoming ef
fective alii'? of the Unite I States
government iu its ettbre to sup
press, not a religious faith, but an
immoral association and a law-do-fying
power. Their missionaries
have sometimes been obliged to
appeal to the representative of
the government's authority in the
territory for protection in their
work of preaching their gospel
among tho Brighamites of Utah.
They now have congregations es
tablished at Salt Lake, Pleasant
Grove, Provo, Springville, Sulem,
Richfield, Beanie ami other points
in Utah; at M.'dnd, Idaho; at
Reese Creek, Montana, and at oth-i
er places in districts where tho
polygamous Mormons are numer
ous). GUOVt'TH OF THE CHUIiCX
They have also carried on active
ami successful missionary work
abroad. There are over four hun
dred branches of the church iu
the Umttd States aud territories,
about one thousand members in
the Society Islands, aud a consid
erable Membership constantly in
creasing in England, Wale;-, Aus
t tlir, r'wifcrarlaud and Denmark.
1'he total number of baptised com
municants, as shown by tho church
records at Lamoni and exhibited
in a report made to the recent con
ference at Kirtland, i.-i nearly
twenty thousand. The church is
more nourishing in lo.va than any
other part of the world. The mem
bership in this state is about '1,50!'.
Churches, or branches as they are
called, are located at tiie follow
ing points in Iowa: Lamoni,
Pleasanton, Davis City, Greenville,
Lucas, Wirt, D.s Moines, Rhoads,
Newton, Boonesboro, Soinora, Da
venport, Now Buli'ido, Clinton,
Shenandoah, Tabor, Glcnwood,
Plum Hollow, Hamburg, Hender
son, Council Bluffs, Crescent City,
Wheeler's Grove, Weston, Logan,
Magnolia, Little Sioux, Sioux City,
.Moorhead, Panama, I'ersia, Union
burg, Gallamb's (trove, LVoi ,
Harlan, Leadvil!'1, Burlington, Ke
okuk, Montrose, Yineennes and
Faruiington. The membership is
large iu Missouri, Minnesota. Cal
foruif), Illinois, Michii'm, Ohio,
Massachusetts, Canada, Nebraska
and Kansas and n ntrly every state
and territory is ropros'.'tiled.
EPITOME OK KAITH.
Tho annexed epitome of faith
of tlii' La tier Day Maiii'H w:x pi
i tr'-l by i ri".; l-'it .', ,: pp'i ."iu:lii
him "'if ' r.sw i s-feivi.ciM i.
tlltt orthodox o.!i., i . , v. ;th I. f-
refereu.:e-i 'he B ok of Moi'iuo
and the Book of Doctrinist o
covenants of his own churio,
which were eml'odied in Mr.
Smith's compilation, illustrating
each tent t of tho faith, are omitted
for brevity's suke.
I Concluded iiezt week.)
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CATALOGUE,
rrT MYSTERIOUS FATALITIES.
XrhHt la It That la Kllllnn so many Prn.
mlu.nt Men?
L
t- Tb,Q death ot Kaiser Wtlhelm, ex-(iov.
tlufTonui, Banker J. W. Drcxel, Lieut..
Oov. Derslteimer, Dr. Carpenter, Chie6
Juatlce Wnite and Ocnl. B. II. Brewster,
in quick siiccofgion, and all from the
game cauae, although having dincron)
namea, is atartlini;.
March and April are fatal months, no'
only for consumptives but ulao for many
dlneasee more disguised but none tin
leas fatal.
Gov. Hoffman had heart disease, (lov,
Dorshcinior, apparently a utroni;, well,
robust man, over six feet high, uickeni
and dieH in four dnyn, of pneumonia.
Chief Justice Waite meets tho Bam
fato and he was apparently the personi
fication of visor.
I'rexel, the l'niladulpliia banker, and
Brewster, Ex-Attv. (ienl., were suddenly
cut oft in tho midst of great unctuJuess,
liy Briuht's disease, and Dr. Carpenter,
the well-known New York physician,
Ftiddenly tlieil of Kidney tliutu.se, nevet
having tuxprcted that ho was at all
troubled thuro ilh I
This reminds us of tho en so of Dr.
Frank Hawthorn, of New Orleans. He
was li-i turiui; before tho Louisiana uni
versity on I ho peculiarly deceptive char
acter of Kidney dUouso and the method!
of inicropcopirnl unci chemical testa.
After having shown specimen aflei
ppei iiiien of diseased fluids, and made
very clear I ho point that kidney disease
may exist without tho knowledge oi
suspicion of tho patient or practitioner,
with gracious solf-conlidonce lie re
market , "Now, gentlemen, let me shovf
you I lie healthy wator of a strong, web
man."
Ho applies the lest I
Jin stagers 1
"Gentlemen, I have made a terrible
discovery!" lie (raiis, "I myself have
the fatal Bright'a disease!"
In loss than a year this specialist ol
the commonest und most fatal of dis
eases was dead. He was a victim ol
advanced Kidney disease the presence
of which in himsolf ho had never sus
pected I
I. B. 1'HTf'E, M. D. , a eotitleman and phy
airjiau of thl tiitdiettt stamlitig of Hanovei
t.). If., Va., four years aio, after trying
fvni'Y ,.tht-r rPtneily for hrtht's diseaan, iu.
cltHlin fimious niitirrid w.Uerii, cured liitu.
HHlf by Warner's Safe t.'uie, and March 21,
1W8, wrote: "I have never had the slighteol
ayinpti.TiH "f niv titl mi'i foorful triiuhln."
Jilt Joll N Dolt UltTV, of Concnrd, N. T!.,
waa givtn up tvitll iright's diheusa by th
brst pliykicines in lf!7il. lio was in a tirrtad.
ful state. After UfcinK and buillK cured in
1881 by Waraer'a 8afa Cure, iu 1SS7, li
wrote: "I atn butter than evfr."
JOHN COMiMAN, Kay., 100 OreRivr Ht,
New Haven, Conn., was first taken alck in
; 1S73, frnvlualty ran down until he had pro.
... Dotinund Brifint's ilisnuite, rlieuuiatism ant'
all the other deceptive sins of kidiioj
' disease. The best physicians in Nw Haven
cotild do nothing for bim. lie than hetfau
t, U'lna; Warner's Hafa t;uraf 200 bottlea ol
( which h. aud his fau.iiy have nsod and h
Is CUIfl'i.
V.'. T. CKAWFOItl), propriety St. (harlot
Hotel, ltlchinond, Va., and wi.Il known al
through the Mouth, several years ao wai
in the deHth-ajfulir trout kidney ilisoaan,
, convulsions and hrhlit's disease. The bral
'. Pbihtdelphia specl.vli.ts in such diseases pro-
nouui:9d Idtn practically tlead and incvlralle.
. Kvtrytkinjr else fsiling, he taik Warner't
Hufe (Jura abundantly and regularly, until
fully retitorod to hoaltli, and, oiw he says,
"Altfrr a lapse of many years. 1 ain as souae
. as a dollar, with no symptoms of niy ol'j
feronhlu. I owe u.y lila to Warnor's Hafi
Cute."
Kidney disease is the most decoptive,
tbo inobt universal, the most fatal die
case. If the most learned men cannot knots
without the use of microscopical nnd
cheinhal tests that they have kidney
uiwuse, how much more Halite it the lay
mm to he, unknown lo himtrlf, in the rent
;au of death, who does not feel as well
as formerly, but who does not think
anything apccially ails him, and vvIiom
phveiciun may assure hint that he wiU
toon be "all right."
In these days, people recognize thai
It Is wiser to prevent disease than to
await ite arrival to cure it. When you
know that you may be in the (ireatest
peril and not. have any idea of the fuel
from any defined pet of ill-feelings, thi
wl&ett course to pursue is to follow th
counsel and exjierieiice above outlined,
and thoroughly renovate the system,
cleanse the blood, tone the nerves ami
insure your own life against these coin
inon, inyslo.ious fatalities.
Tak::m Ci Near Thorn cretk, one
biy horse, pony size, about 11 years old
and branded circle with bar inside, ou
right hip. Has been on the range near
ojr ruueli tor about two years.
1 Kun.T OactsiT,