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Excerpt from The Latter-Day Saints' Millennial Star, Vol. 67: November 9, 1905
President Grover in an opening address welcomed Saints and friends to the conference. Elders George F. Webb, John S. Boyer, J r., and Martin T. Bushman felt to rejoice in the work of the Lord and bore faithful testimonies to the same.
President Grant then said, among other things, that the possession of a testimony was not enough, but that it was required of us to live up to that testimony. He showed by apt illustrations the onesidedness of living only one phase of our religion; that doing is what counts, and that those who leave the Church are the ones who are neglectful of their duties.
In the afternoon meeting Elders Horace W. Vincent, J. Delbert Bushnell, Thomas W. West, and James P. Cameron spoke brie?y on the first principles of the Gospel.
President Grant referred to the testimony presented to the world by the example of Mormon Elders. He also examined into and refuted many of the false charges against the Latter-day Saints.
Two fine solos were sung by Sister E. E. Woods, and Elder Edwin F. Tout.
Elders Charles M. Bell, Jr Ira J. Boyce, Robert Pike, Hugh B. Brown, and Edwin F. Tout spoke at the evening service.
President Grant spoke on the sacrifice and forbearance exhibited by the Latter-day Saints, and concluded with a powerful testimony of the truth of Mormonism.
Again in this service we were favored with two solos by Elder Tout.
President Grover expressed his gratitude for the blessings of the Lord and left with those present his testimony of the truth.
Monday morning President Grant met with the Elders in Priesthood meet ing, in which he gave good counsel to those present.
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