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ORNING Daily- Catehee All Early lomlng Malls.

EDWARD

ev. JMEARY 19. 1; W” W “ M *_ ifvvtstnen

Devo ed to the Literature, History, "

Succeeding The Prince Edwar¢

Folk lore and beet interests of

l ,I Ti-ii; MAc;AziNE Gunuoinu in-..1.=,

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Bird s Eye

When the hour of noon, April 20 1007,

ariives at \orfolir Virginia, the Presl rlentoi the United states will press an electric button which will open to the in spection and admlratloii of the world a

beautiful olty on the shores ot llnmpton Roads, acity erected aaif by magic, a eity complete in every detail Everything at the Jamestown hxpositkin will be in a ilnisiicd stats and the lint days will ba as good its the last, o stntemont which hns never before been truthfully applied to any oth er exposition. The days and mouths past have been

busy ones nt the beautiful point of land proiectlng out into Hampton Reads, nnd the woodland and meadow have been transformed into a paradise of beauty with trees of many varieties, fragrant towers, gorgeous palaces, handsome Stats buildings itnd pretty cotiqres gov grain( this great exposition ground of live hundred acres. The great Auditorium is piaetieally rlnishe the l’i\laces of Art. and history ke well under vi ay,the Polsoe

View Jamestown Exposition

Manufuctures nnd Libeml Arts

and the Piiluccs of Transportation nnd Machinery nic under roof nnd rapidly nearing completion, while vrork is being pushed on nil the other Exposition buUd ings, proper, the Government and State huildings and the grand piers Miles Of streets and walks have been llnifhed and

with seveinl thousand mcn at woik every day witnesses great advancement

ton ard the completion of this, in mnny respecls. the moat magnificent Exposition ever held Tlui Jamestown Ter Centennial in to

commemorate the birth of this great ne.tion,aa event which transpired when Johr Smith ixud his adventurous party landed on un island thirty miles from the mouth of the great river of Vlrulula, :ind formed n settlement which they called "‘.lnmcstown und the mighty river ".Iaiiies. Here on he thirteenth day of Wfny, 1607 the axe was rs buried i e tree

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rtwinnn on om iooo Yun old .i.mui°wn Expo entire. "°°°"°“*°‘ "°‘P"°" ""“°“°"" E"P°""°"

¢7l ` ' ' ¢96#Si’}_J C-ll§§§ The Great Forthcommg Southern Exposition At Jamestown Virginia

the foundation uns n mighty ei ent in the history of the greatest Republic on the globe and nothiniz could be more appiop riots than ii proper celebration in com memoravion of that occurrence by u gicut international exposition. liav ng decided

all the woiid io share in the < vcnt on the shores of llampton Roads, \ irglnls. bvirlll nlnlz at noon on April 20 1001 and iloeiiig November -ilof the same year.

hearly evcry world power has iiceeptcrl

and will send wuiships, soldiers and mnr ines totnka part In the greatest nm il rendezvous ever assembled, while Llir

troops will unite with those of the United Stitcs in ix series of drills, mnnoeuvres and parades In addition several foreign countries will make extcn

sive industrial und technical displiiy-i

its purpose with ii large appropriation t0|

and the first logs hevin for the first Fug

The Harmon community life has a has beenn tendency for fnrmers to get |m,,,h,em,,,,,,1,,n..,, ,,_||t°,, |,,¢¢,wi|| the

sharaeter peculiarly lie own Essentiali

early years has been for all persons to

reside within the village or city limits

The farliis outside-it may be several miles distant The farmers with their

families live its near neigliborain village er eity Early morning sees the male members of the families going out to the farms, driving their stock before them me returning in the evening they incloss the aiock iiitlio corrnl (or barnyard, as an lhntemer would siiy) which adjoins the house: Bama of ample dimensions are altogether wanting Near the oori-sl, or within it, are oneor more huge hay stacks for winter's use, and this, with

y cu e iou aries nnd reside upon physician beislled. licvicver, thsinorc

-I lm-imimny mom.. we “nom (mm wg". farms but ,S , intelligent ofthe people are coming to

pen

f i

some rude lhedl, forms the only protec N

tion in the winter for the live stock

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rroxlllty of dwellilll and stock yards, ills into being an many children as we llocks of pine eiskins arctobeseen in the of the “W Tevamem ho' many D' the "en so do ye Mu" mmdmomumulmph uni aotpinaiag onlie unaceimoiaui sible that hai-humanly reward dwendl perks dN°w Mrk °"Y- “ld "“°“U-Y zreaiuuiimor christianity have been

Ulfaotoa-y nerve aid appealing in no whia upon this-fosters the rearlngof many in Couric ticut alarge ilook of redpolls revcciedln ith; iiioat iomkizonplliace clr- l

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tu ¢,h,.“¢,hg.|““_ gum, qwiageo children Quantity is emphasised more was observed Thiel lrliidiccsle Stix! Lord in pMs|nR°\¢lhmr:;:1§mS.l"md\';Wh¢;\:’:'

t¥lsuallty, though it would notbefair of course we have a res y - r J

eiusitlem wills homein Giililee,wearIsd ces The church in leruaalem and in

irons fmmaiaaltaey point of view as tosaytbatthe Mormon does not desire eeld weather in the north Wm, H" Jann” mt ,hm on noob..

lldigsak the beet welfare of his children Dwellers in new England ml! bi GD U10 well While resting there ii woman of

hen Thednl at Seri ‘Bo fruitful lookout for pliie gi-oaheaka-beautiful Siimariacsnietodraw water, and Jesus

'"’°°"J°°°'""‘°”"°“‘"" ”"' mu nm h Wd ,muh mm, ,M ,am ,,n,_,.,,, uni M, fm- .erm TM, ,¢,.,,,,i,, »-tsbiisiiea can-ifis or Judea. 'ram “"°‘°|d 1° "R ""7 'nn' "mn BH' ‘nd-'mph' “M nnlenhh "Nunn . N En I d b t M conversation which culminated in this C|l\lf¢b°lU!1!lDllh|lllI8"'ll|1 UM °iNl'°h" ham Yeiingaadiiis loilewei-a iii-it casio aodlhaaaylngot the Psalmist, Happy in northern ew inn . ii lv om rec "_nd"_,“, .uwnm Gm ,M sph" ln Jud” hmhmaht ms “mm PM, tothe country it ll ldnd UHF* 5** ll" W5! Nl Nl 'Illini' W" °f ll hr *Wu* *' N°' \°"l-" "°" "° and they that worship Him must worship i¢¢|,|°¢ |q.|"| ig, hqg", Hen, aa them, areoh qnotedin their meetinpi for-croaebllle, theredand _white-winled iiiniln spirit and in truth This clear,

In ow" .muon dm. wut’ th. hal.” *I* ‘|"_“°m_ ,meh ng, 9,,-imp, .ho |,, "3" pa-5”, :‘elll“d°ei`lvi:.d nlweint ation oftzfl a-b:;;;::|:£ in Judea. Theehureh atCor-inth was the

liemelife lseaa lower plana mania whom fortunate eiiguirhn I va In or "mmm an mo"

Oftheoldar i eehhinsel walianre thsoniinaryW‘“ls¢sni towne! iikestatua nearllo country. as w o ove to be cu AM "-

uhm ami mteriu nmimlinun shroud lnmnhisthovlilte fluid- orimvh isa mit he

the very dry °liPMl» mt to bs so disss

sae might netiullily bar.

weniiosiliet peweemgaa. lawns

uiii ta l-rdsa eaieii is-vaely wh

with tth l ld

G H oithc ‘iiaiidoninns la not necessary to

v hh mo .mam "mokm: taken cciumon sense viewl of these H Y '-"°“"'h'-V hm" il high" ""*m|"°

upon with lil favor ly the ecoleaiastlca

uthoritioa, ns itt°nd~i towards inde

T .S' ON M 0RMONI.S'M

things.

|155 gettlenicpt In the new ivorld But' cutlvc department will’mnke un exbibil News, with u harbor in front where tlic ics Tiic~e pit-is extend ii third of a mile uf lindscnpe ganlening and a million

i-"YM W" Hifi* Will Rlthfr during tlic outinio the vinteni of llumpton Itoads trees and plants shed their shade and lirpotition. theirrounds form ii be iutifui iind at the outer extremities are united |°c'“|°“ for "V3 m“8UmC°llf b\1||d|l\8! byacroas piri iilienclosiiig an immense

the Smithsonian Instiiute nil Nntlonul

iiiiwaum, liureiiu of American iiipulilirc Liirury oi' Congress i\nd1lsliCoinmisiiion

i`hc Life ‘roving Service will give iliiily txlilbitioiis mid ii ecparntc building bn. been provided, nt on expense of $liI(l ill)

upon this the United States hiis iu\ ltrd I for nn exhibit by tlic negro rncc Ain-,kii, i

l’orL itlco nnd ilic Philippines will filso bc

repr ~i nicl in llic (imoriinient displny

The site of ilic Iiimestoivn l riowlioii

i~i iill that ioul-i lc desired nnil while ‘\.i'ure has l iilsiieil ii bountiful hiiii l iii

ilie iiiatx lbution of her fin ois upon tlic locntion, the hand of mah has taken up the contract where Natuii left ofl`nnd thi

result i~ one of the most bountiful settiiigs for nn exposition, the mlnii con coiiceiie \\ ith ii mile or more of ~iiindy liuich und fro

ntlrig upon thc historic waters of

llaiiipton Roads, iii close proxliiiity to the

The United Stage, Gowmment has scene ofthe greiit conflict lu 1862 bet

approved me C;.1,|m,L,0,, nm] endgrqcil neon the Monitor ond thc Mcrrininc and

n full view Of the famous Fortress Mon

insure its financial stability Every exe r00. Old l’0ll1¢ U°ll1f0!'i~ 'md NBWDOH-

which will arnce this at vio ll i f ir

design us me seieral ofthe S t b

produce iuoili li of f h

miinsion of Ohio fm many yea a, nnd

fort iw it wus in th

\’eg'ro building, the Solilien and balloic

llonie, the Army and Navy ififlcei-. llome,scrcral other structuirs nnd the

l‘\"0\I! OIIIBS Orllulld iuirlim' iliuiiiiniatioii withri iiiillioiiin

mill 1'€""3Yl\|U\il Wl||lll\¢ Ill<lB|J¢l\1l mndescenls nnd the most powerful heiizhtanrlcoyered with a profusion of ence lliiii Georgia, llulioch Iisll the searchlighis From lhis gieat double ilnesand iloweiw, forming an edectual iioiiic of [resident Rooseveits mother, pleranil iii [uct fiom ciery piirt of liiirrler bctiieentho Exposition and the ()liio,n model iii iciiiunt block, of the the vuit I xpoaition ground mngniiiient oui~lde world

lint stone house nier erected west of the vie\\s of thc hnrboi nnd thc \essel~i in the

“|°““U‘|“*‘ “nd \“‘¢‘| M th! €¥¢0\lil\0 niivaldispiay ifinybs obtained

A ginnd bouleiaril follon-ithe coniol

vciuniias iiiny be obtained the inoit sittin

fnciory \ iew of the spectacles transplring

grand plow \\hicli re; iesent nn expemll "pn" me “mm il

ture of hiilfaiiiillion dollars in tliemiiel Thi! Efnllllfl* "*fl\`€5€fI¢ "10 PU‘f¢'~U°“ Men

y iy c at mu sled to do like

vilse, biii he is ciiii-ful to tell theiii that

perfume upon eiery port of thi beautiful park Winding water way through the

gre i i s 1 A body of wntei to be used for nviiiiiiiing grounds is cnllcd the ‘t anoe Trial and

1`heF>.io§ilion buildings u.reolColoni-il events and miie, f,,|uni|,- ,tpmi Tm- |

twill be a famous place for small cinft

tae uilil plcrs will be surinountcd with columns of ciery liiuii,duilng the Fxpasitlon The

|02* 301112 0| the Slliisi h°W€"l'F.viill and arches foi wireless telegraph uses cntlitinnil side ofthe Exposition is sur

rounded by ii floral fenie eight feet In

'l hc play ground of the lameaiown Ex pm tion viill be the "\\ arI’ath and, to many thi~ part of the show will be the

|\€‘“l\lC\\Y will rebuild Dinicl liaoncs utions of tlio shore and ndiicentto this inost stiiiiciivv ofall Everybody who

0 early diiys si .iicmany ofthe starci»uii.iing~ andthe has seen in uidwiiy, th Pike or

|3°0D95b°|'0- l\U1l\1Ck.Y fniiious inside Inn, which linsnciipacily tiio“'l`iinl will be surpr sed that any Th°G°V°\"l1"?““ b‘Ulfl|"ZH ll\tlll'3€lh¢ of lillliguesis and from whose spacious

thing new r-an be produced on the War Piith builhe facts iirs tint the latter viill hurt iiil of the former land a multi-

ude of new and more stupendous pro- uctions than hate ever before been

the example of the Macedonian cliuich grncefiilncss of foim or action We can

HE that the iii li i I uy correc ly that Ruskin was a more

izraccfui writer than was Cirlyle, of

iieiii not speiiklng by commaiiil, but that speech and action are graceful u~lug tiic occasion of the forwardness

lJi~lv(:-zhellia‘z\l;rri'\ii[ii;itllfi1 lllgtelllilizy eiifatgglg grace thrit flowed fiom the lips of Lhriiit

T H I Ofl Dl1EOL‘(I\Sl0I`|, lhfy WCYG l'Bf¢l'l"ll\‘ to

l'0r yo know the grace oioui Lord .lexus lliilst tliiii though lie wiis rich

\\ ben ihe Jews were astonished at the

ills beauty ofdlctlon So we have grace

in its purely Gretian seniie aa meaning beauty, fullness, iii hneaa of life manifest

dence from reunions Nnnmm Haw f H w t b W D W5 f0\ YOUF *'l\l~f`* UB |>¢Cl\Il€ D001” ‘hill ing itself in action according io the laws

yctein would not he ultliout its ndvau According to many of the time honored i on i< liioiigiit our in orderio condition

ues socially, eilui~nl.ionnliy, and rellir signs, the present is to be u. liiird [one S0 r-\I\\Dl|_¢|’ N lhll15e'\‘¥'N hC°||f< llgxi; l0l”‘;::

T it il (A \\l BVC ll() ll C

ously in any frtrniing community Farmers declare thc hunks of thc corn are |'°° V R

ii, li ~iiiui<|i iiiciiibcrs iliar i~ not pei

Oi tho home lifc Of the Maiuions B unusually heiiiy nniltlilck The muskrnt luemctlunou hum

ti | Y-hl`0U.-.il Wllh lhe of our Inrd lcsus ihri~it \ou know

ry obvious fcnluic is the large silo Oi houses are more than tvilco nshliih as In Ofder [0 Save Mankind Ch[‘|St Moved all wdy F|"0n'] qgiritlnnilgerilus of th;-I 4 hilisi lfweliul

th fl I ltl tth ti di ry l 0 i I nd vihrre ordlnal 1 iirci inr~iii »er~¢ coui ony remeiiiiei i Ziihrdily lliercnonrc “son\Ihl:iy"plli.r‘nl llyutliemall-;\b;l ll:o[i)1(i’~ thrcoist houses Riches to Poverl _God N0t working to Pl`0dUCe \h'Hil'°W " ~"0\1l‘| l'*"“‘l“¢l‘"°ll0 "ll"

0 a y V m ye thiouglillis poverty iiilglit become

evei.It may ieaiilly be seen lhiit this rich .\n.i ve this imatimtiiofredfiiip B

lime you ever noticed in our stud

a oolkct

our text for this evening it iii surround

ahjectly poor This was known to the Gentile chuiiheii which the Apostle had

to allow them to take up a collection, and

li0iiies,o\|i r~mi.il rind limiinewllvev, iinll

iimlilee These are to be found l not more thannfootnndn half hlRh.“’B M|H|0na“~es but Men Afmr Chl-|st S Mode' |,ow|L,,,0,,|,i,,m,,h“,,A, ,,n9,_h,, ,,.,,,|,nf argent numbers in the few large and recentlycounicd eight, nllof ihiiii bet U,c(_,,,,,¢, w|,,.,he, y, ,M or ,|,.|,,k

prmpsmui Lawn* pulygnmous (nmilioh “mn |_hr¢e,“d gourfgcr high Sonic of _ or whntisorcielr yle Iiii>,f1oi\l1ll\:iin§;sinil;c

| 'I | as n m.|| naman t o .Ori eau!! is ssliiipe

in thesmaller pieces are so lnfrequcrit them iczokled amos as urge s (Reported by The humdhn stenonmpher) Chrmmnm mums vw um nn A d sto ben topic of continual comment beaver o ge. Text horyo knnwvhc gums or our ,,|,0,mdi,,R|,, the “oth of the Lord 10,.

no Mormon doctrine concerning msr Severe weather winter birds have mode Lord ,Mus Chr,” that though He W"

The hou lfa rule, are low,one- riilxe-that itla to provlds bodies for theirappearancein usualnuinbera. Aside rich yet for yourriikc-1 lie became prior I

ltorv atrneenrea, builtof adobe, ur, in thi nmny pre existent spirits that I from the tree sparruwl, which \\l\ll||Y th” Y° '»'"'°‘U¥|‘ ln! D0Y0l'l¥ lllllht l'»¢

more meant yilrs of brick Thecloae womiinshikhest ezlofl consists in brink come on soon after the blue snow birds. °°"‘° "ch 2 C9' 8 U W' °°""0"°° f°\' "W “l“'~°- "mln"

na iiiuch asyc know that your labor is not n vain in the Lord funn, without any break, he goes on to any ‘ Nor concerning

given order to the churches of Galileo,

nthlng use collection forthe poor by tseffectupoii the future life. So with

sd hy the most commonplace clrcunistan

indea, for some, reuon or rrnsons, was

they raised a relisi fund for the Christiana

iirat to make the sugguntlon and had ali lend upon the scheme with enthusiasm but had evidently gmwa weary before

p|.“|, 5" hw pni¢lt;‘lB§*ea,aa¢rlle,al'e squalid and iii ng their way through froeeri swamm. Csrlllthnndl auaplo- ¢( uw _ 079,50” wg eh hggagil lacking In eeilaary comforts. should not leliset field glam andnote on e

laelsaa

one teen

m oa-

imei a aqasitllii

lice than

antique; lsaaaa Doalaasl nmehssesebiw Feed is bookat ifltllllnl oiiihotlr. fee-they _U qaeeqeanmas il stahl immense el what omni aayaavssaeyrtaaityteoiiurv iiini

¢ 5 cussedths

1'-*ight ad aawllihg- ehateaeeeliiou sssa aasepely dwellers tion ure ildostlm 'Iron *the lathshasreb.-liaaeeoawifitnam. *"°‘ °°

flrkymii;

|. gqggi, lu Ponllul

.,,e

lethaealy

doses with

that I

the scheme was completfd Macedonia had Ikon up the collection and had It resdylio be forwarded to leruaalem Macedonia wen poor, very povr, and in

judgment of the Apostle they had

wonders in their ilbemllty For

power] hear reswd yea aa»d,he~

powc, they were wliliqol

this they didnt aswe

their own selvosae were aillalrsolsus. Aristotle defined

as bythowlil U01 Iifollhshgthatwhioiglkies latter In

paasagale lavalvadt \hesh~ tsen|s¢.se the Greeks assumed thats

“gage taellaoolmhps beautiful faesfuliife within, vroaldso

their abflly iathafr guidemattsr auto build ups lraeahi the sukhgef the form,anda graceful firm mustbe so The Isla n a nimetriml that ev

I‘rayln|r,|roing to chuicii,\ vioiklng lhe rituals of our chunlies without this spirit of Cliilsilnnily peruirnting ull cull It liietlioiilini, l’resbvi i iiliism, Anglliunisiii or what you vrlii, but for the honoi of le~iu~i Christ dont callit Christianity lesua i hrlst is( hrisiinnlty and Christianity is Jesus i hrlst And if any man have no' the Splrii of Christ he ia nonsoi ills \ a know the grace of our Lord Jesus( hrlst ihiit though lie was rich yet for your nukes llr beciiiiir poor that ye through ills poverty might become rich

Let usiry fora short time to unllei stand aiibect we mn how rust Iii the tnith contained in the words of the tgxt Perhaps this can be,hest done by flret fully appreciating the weight of meaning which the Apostle pulu upon the woni irraos. it Is one ofthoee beautiful ifroek words that irons down for iii meaning to the deepest depths of human nature Iti was tint coined by the Gnselii to express the acts of coming near or an iaeliailu tilvardn. Theme actions wen mppoord mhedme enrol pity. or lvmisuhr er love They were doneil oldertoheip, tosuceour, toiiave Beeawaod this they wqeioohed upon as beautiful lotions Thotireaka thought that aetiooeso ivcau tifal oonid mly eprlla' hill! bMl'|f'l| life within. Bo theiife sad l-he action

of il~< nature i hrlstirinliy has talien the iircek word and iiilcll it with ali the richness iinil fullness and love of the lilo ufi.cilnnil<iii|~i ciery aitlon springing from lliiu Iifc :iii nitlon of irraoeor a grmious uition \e know the griioo

the fulini~\ of lim love, ills pity I is eyiiipniliy inn! iiinnilested Iiself in such sliiprnilous sacrifice us to become poor iliiitw tliroiigli iii-i poverty night lie 1 'mic iii li it i~ 1-ml ii ling iiiiorillng |li~eielni\|iiutu n iii niilrrtn Flaie mon iind iiiinir thciii liick to thi position uliiili lli iiilcii<l~i they shrill occupy George Flllntt said once "l believe self ~ ici ilu c in bs the profoundest law of the universe nnd lic who studies carefully the life of Lliiist must have the truth lioriio iii upon hini that selisacriflce in the esv ntivii natuiv of (ind This then ll fha dm irine that the Apostle l’aul puts haek of the collection and consequently blck of all i hi-istliin iii tion These things are worth rcnienibering because we some- times hriir people pray for grace- asif they imagined It wa~ something Pod kept in wiore, nnd when they pray for it, In ans uf-r to their pmyera lie lakes a portion of it and puts it into their lines lt is nuth ing of the hind (.r1ieeis all that God ia, has done, ind in doing to laven rolllll worlil Again, keeping in mar minds ll!!

grace is action, is ooming toward leaning over ia pity te suoeuur to mvo, lat us ll the next place try to understand how far the irfacioiilneaa (of ClrH.'i\ Dahl'

prompted ilim income ao aynoatliaa with,and win-lp. ° ie knew the aeaea oi our Lord Jesus Christ thlt Ulilllh HO was rich yet foryour iuikws He beoala poor Ilia nature prompted Him D moveaii the way from riches to Dvvlty ia order to help and tea ve iaaekmd. lo is somewhat difficult 'fi mska clear ,Q1 what the penny or one-lat ,na We have the word so oomplotoly llooil&l with the deprivation of material tim Butthlasenseoftha wud does aetq ninia the noun.) et Jesu. Ona yea imagine that the eye is so constructed I to perfectly cel-reapmil with the aanihhel in the osflcet tvfrhxdeaee at the eye and thenqlllhtiissthevalue oltlefye and the nnaildit io me if the oorrvapon

iaewuxwiiiot my mutex. we unison., winiiu me idvm-o\»~le~u°nd hoihisom iuifrm

Apm Dall! eryaetioamuetbe

holds before them yslasaic meaning when we apeakeithe

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