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send men TO heaven or hell" Here
again | see you have shifted ground,
for all the power that you say the
pope claimed you have put I'm the
hands Of church officers, called "cen-
sures" From page l29 chapter 80 IN
Your confession OF faith, ] will quote
az follows, verse /: THE Lord Jesus
as king and head OF His church hath
therein appointed government I'm the
hand OF church officers distinct from
the civil magistrate" Verse 2: ITO
these officers the keys OF the kingdom
Of heaven are by virtue committed,
whereof they have the power respec-
lively TO retain and remit sins. to shut
that kingdom against the impenitent,
both by word and censures, and to
open II unto penitent sinners by the
ministry OF the gospel and by abso-
luton from censures as occasion
shall require"
a PERTINENT QUERY.
Now, Brother wishard, when you
tell a big falsehood about the Nor
mons" or give a real estate mans
writings false meaning, do you go
to these church officers and have
your sins RENTED? You say you
would not believe me under oath
when / stated l had heard preachers
say that he'll was paved with babies
q span long and yet you declaim in
fdels have talked II ever since the
reformation. You have infant damna-
ton plainly stated In your confession
Of faith and II was the subject Of a
paper at the salt Lake Ministerial as
ISOLATION not long ago, II has been
tho guhicof nf every preabytprIan as
sembly for the last 20 years or more.
In 1872 In your assembly at Los An
geles, instead OF throwing II out Of
your confession Of faith, you tried to
plaster Il over with an explanation or
a better understanding OF II and yet
you claim that preachers never preach
it, II they did they would be guilty Of
heresy, Brother Wishard, you know
as well az | that II you circulated the
Presbyterian articles OF faith among
your people as freely as the "Mormons"
do their articles OF faith, you would
soon be as short OF church members as
you are OF preachers. IL IL no wonder
you have It copyrighted | do not be-
lleve that one Presbyterian I'm 25 ever
read IL; will call your attention to tho
Institutes" published by John CAL
vim, the great Presbyterian reformer.
You will find In them that the very
foundation OF all his logic IL forordi-
nation, predestInatlon Gods eternal
decree infant and eternal damnatlon.
You also make the false statement
that / have failed IN real estate, II
you will go with me TO Bear River
valley next month I viii show YOU
a party OF newcomers from Pennsyl-
yania that your slanderous articles
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catarrh and also for an attack Of 10
grippe.
Htake II now according 10 directions
as tonic. keep II constantly in the
house and shall continue 10 do so, for
ID Is whole medicine chest
druggists have tried, as they will, TO
have me take something else, Just as
good, but Peruna Is good enough for
mo. know that by experience, and
am getting too old 10 experiment"
Keeps Pe.ru.na in the House.
Mrs, Caroline Trunk, 1905 jefferson
Ave, Peoria, ILL.,, writes'
81 had a very painful trouble for six
years consisting of rheumatism In the
back and in the thigh, / used o great
deal Of medicine but it did not help me.
"Then l used Dr.. Hartmans Peruna,
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and two bottles Of this entirely freed
me OF the rheumatism. wish TO keep
both Peruna and Manalin always In the
house.
"This is tho best medicine that I can
recommend anyone to take for rheu-
matism."
Cured by One Bottle of Pe.ru.na.
MIR. John NJ. Engstrom, 1901 st, Clair
st., Escanaba, Mich, writes;
"Allow me 10 thank you for your good
medicine, Peruna. About ono month
ago took catarrh of the head and
throat quite bad, bought bottle OF
Peruna and when had finished taking
1T | was cured. shall tell others about
your wonderful medicine"
Address DR.. s., b. Hartman, Presidentof
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, o.
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AS TO COLDS

Feed a cold-yes, but
feed it with SCOTS Emul-
sion, Feeding a cold in this
way kills it. You cannot
afford to have a cough o.
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other. SCOTS Emulsion
will drive it out quickl
and keep it out. Veal
lungs are strengthened
and all wasting disease
arc checked by Scott
Emulsion. It's a gre
flesh producer.
Wen ,sni you sample ircs.
SCOTT BOVINE, 20, Pearl Street. New Yo
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our entire line placed on sale to-
day We have never exhibited so
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$500 and $500 grades.
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TEA

Moneyback says: better
buy Schill'ng's Best: there's
danger in almost everything
else.
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GEMS FROM wIsHARD.

Here are a few choice selections from
the pen Of Rev. S. h. Wishard:
a labor In darkest Utah,
Reed Smoot protects criminals.
Every Mormon woman rs subjugat-
ed and compelled TO accept polygamy.
| have the names OF 20 'Mormons'
who have taken plural wives since
the manifesto.
Reed Smoot belongs 10 a society that
murdered apostntes 20 save their souls,
Rev Wishard adyertises Idaho by
the following
"Our eastern communities, with their
long established churches, sabbath
schools, prayer meetings and frequent
visItations Of the Holy Spirit, have no
realization OF the death chill that has
fallen on these frontier towns, They
can not understand the perIls into
which their sons and daughters come"
"Mormonlsm' Is one Of the darkest
systems OF Iuganism on earth,
ought not the church TO give her
sympathy prayers, money and her
sons and daughters
And now, Brother Wlshard / want
10 say IN conclusion that you and the
Rcvs. John j. Lellch, Dr. Padeh.
Rev. d. j. MCMILLAN, Rev, Geo Bailey
and q few others have slandored the
Hon Reed smoot, a man elected by
the people OF Utah to the United
States senate, n man whose charac-
ter, home life and reputation Is as
pure as that OF any preacher that ever
decorated a pulpit. You have dragged
his name all over the United States
and attached 10 it from two TO five
wives; you have accused him Of near
IS every crime IN the decalogue; you
have caused the fair name OF Utah
10 be Kissed at from nearly every pull
pit IN the land; you have pictured out
homes az novels and our schools as
mean and insufficient you said our
teachers were antipodian, and DOM
mated by priest craft you have IN
suited every Mormon woman In
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|: EVERY MAN

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boy or girl. No matter II some preacher
holds up your school and humble home
TO ridiCule, or distributes devil fish
pamphlets, giving 10 reasons why he
won't fellowship with you. Improve
every minute, do your work well and be
kind. and your reward is Just as sure as
any Presbyterian or Methodist that
ever lived.
Brother Wishard, / will quote some
Of the choice passages Of some Of the
reverend writer's Of the Assembly Her
aid:
A FEW SAMPLES,
THE calling Of Christian Gen
tiles indicates the attitude OF Nor
mons TO the church universal. II
is an irrecon1ilable antagonlsm. We
are familiar with the ostracisms and
Prosecutions endured by our mission
aries and teachers, but II may not be
generally known that there Is state
i'm our Union where the free-born son
of America Is unwelc0me and hated,
A Gentle doctor said q Salt Lake
city physician to me would, outside
OF Utah's two cities, starve to death.
Here Is another saying Of preacher
who attended the Tabernacle and this
is what he says of the people he saw
there:
"They seemed TO be repusive In
appearance, always ready 10 laugh and
sheer az the Gentiles, when illusions
to them were made, and who were re-
ferrcd TO az liars, murderers and
thieves, and everything contemplate,
They we're even guilty of insulting
strangers at their services, whom they
thought were Gentiles.
"rha religion they teach the women
is that the birth OF eacn child releases
soul from purgatory and gives IL a
chance Of salvation.
IAN ex-governor OF the state told
us, that only by bringing from the
fort which oyerlooks the city 500
soldiers and many cannon they could
be prevented from having a parade
on July 3, In stead OF on July g. as an
insult TO the United states. For doing
this, he received letters written in
blood, threatening his ASSASSINATION.
lie told us they are the blacklist spot
on the American civilization, and that
this canker OF corruption Is rapidly
spreading"
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ELECT INFANTS"

Page 81, verse 3 ELECT infants diving
h infancy are regenernted and saved
,,ntlst through the Spirit, who
,TI"IHelh when, and whero and how lie
pp,,lselh' 80 also are all other elect
p pv, who are Incapable of being
VtSl'Wofdiy called by the ministry Of
e5e M,otd, Verse 4 Others not elect
r,i, enough they may be called by the
ssoo,,.l''ry Of the word, ana may have
W., ', common operation Of the Spirit.
sra IVY never truly come to Christ,
'',l therefore cannot be saved
is Wv, Brother Wishard the above
,., 10 me very plain English and YOU
yybi,.o t smother II with excuses or
ro "r.o'g,Wash it with argument. The
IF,ooss.t 'pn on infants plainly states
,i.,,et Infants" are saved, Others moi
sV ,gu,ea cannot be saved. You trv 10
49, your article on Gods eternal
~ . ,l 10y SAYING that ut was forged
wos vac neat Of a great reformation and
cIa,o p.ned directly at the none who
N''i''ea authority to bind or loose 10
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TORNEHl.I'TESi eGa

columbus, ONO May 20, 1908,
Six years ago had severe attack Of
InAammatory Rheumatism was laid up
IN bed for six months, and the doctors /
had did me no good. They changed med
lcines every week and nothing they pre-
;cribed seemed TO help me. Finally / be-
gan the use of S. S. S. My knee and elbow
Joints were swollen terribly, and at one
time my joints were so swollen and pain
iul that ] could not close them when
opened. ! was so bad that / could not
move knee or foot. wasgetting discour-
aged, you may be sure, when began S, s.
s., but as saw IL was helping me contu-
led IT, and to-day am sound well man
and have never had return ofthc disease.
5. S, S, purified my blood aud cured me
Of this severe case Of Rheumatism after
everything else had failed. / have rec
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Installation of Maocabees

The members of Lady Lutitia hive,
No. 81, l.. o. T. NJ, held their public
installation on Wednesday evening at
their hall, corner Washington street
and Central avenue.
Lady Lutitia Bean presided as in
stalling officer and the following ladies
were installed for the ensuing year:
p. L. c., Fannie Roswell; L. c.,
Orpha Raymaker; r. K, Alice Trim
BILE; f. K, Carrie Hafer; chaplain. NJ.
Bones; M. of A, Henrietta Ellithorpe;
sergeant, Maggie Lake; sentinel, j.
Baurs; picket, Mary Clark; L. L. c.,
Rose Magee.
After the exercises Lady Bean was
presented with a handsome hand
painted china plate, also bouquet of
carnations.
The retiring lady commander, Alice
Trimble, was the recipient of a gold
watch from the members of the hive.
A profusion of poinsettias and smilaX
was used to decorate the hall.
Dancing was a feature of the even
ings entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
In Love With California

Editor Herald:-Judge Cougar of
Lafayette, Ind, and his wife, Mrs.
Helen M. Cougar, are coming to spend
few months in Los Angeles. They
have lately made a tour of the world
and Mrs. Cougar has written a most
interesting book entitled Forty Thous-
and Miles OF World Wandering"
1t is not made up from tourists
guides but from the observations of
an intelligent mind that sees things
as they actually exist in eleven months
of travel in the most interesting por-
tions Of the globe. Her keen observa-
tions in Russia, its priesthood and
people, will be relished at this time.
Mrs. Cougar is an able lawyer, writer
and speaker She is one of the most
entertaining speakers on the American
platform. Her lecture on 1.-The Story
of New Zealand" is highly spoken of
and will doubtless be demanded by
some Of our clubs or lecture bureaus,
In a letter to the writer she says;
after going round the world we
pronounce Southern California as de-
sirable as any spot on earth for win
ter outing" S. b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
DECADE OF CITRUS FRUIT INDUSTRY

The record of citrus fruit shipments from Southern
California during the last years gives tangible proof
of The Heralds claim that other large agricultural
industry in the United States uniformly safe
profitable The growing of oranges and lemons in the
southland has than fourfod within the
past decade. During that time the increase has been
regular in the main, and at time there failure
in profitable yield The business Of citrus fruit growing
in this section has failed be profitable in fact
since II reached commercial proportions
Ten years ago the citrus fruit season-1S9495-
yielded 1875 carloads. Last year the output 29S99
carloads the intervening years there three in
which the shipments less than for the year imme
diately preceding Even when the crop consldera-
bly, below the average, however there fair gen.
eral profit
In the three years following 1S94-95 the crop sent
to market had than doubled reaching 15 400
loads in 1898 The highest record of shipments prior
to the immense output of occurred in 19OOO1
when 24,9O0 carloads marketed. The year imme-
diaely following the yield dropped to 1880 carloads,
followed next year, 1902-03, with 23,S71 carloads.
Whether the increase of the citrus fruit crop in future
years will keep pace with the increase in years
is extremely doubtful. The present output to be
quite sufficient for the demand, but of the de-
mand will increase largely in keeping with the increase
of population The choice available orange land for
tension of production is getting scarce however and
that fact will to check excessive production There
will be in the future gradual increase Of the crop
doubt but It will be quite moderate in comparison with
the figures for the last decade.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
CHOOSE DATE FOR
WATER CONGRESS
MANY EXPERTS WILL TAKE
PART IN DISCUSSION
People to BE Educated as to Proper
Conservation Of Water Sup
ply--Plan Institute
Features

The date has been fixed for the pro-
posed water congress and institute to
be held In Los Angeles.
The day is Monday and the date
March 10, 1905.
Some weeks ago at conference held
in the Los Angeles chamber of COM
merce it was decided to arrange for q
water congress to be held in this city
that would be attended by represen-
tatives of all agricultural, water and
other societies in Southern California,
at which the whole question of water
supply, irrigation, the economical use
or water, etc, would be discussed and
some definite action taken that would
reach permanent results for the good
Of the entire southern part of the
state
The men in the conference delegated
to Prof. A. J. Cook, a director of the
state farmers institute, who is also
connected with Pomona college at
Claremont, the study of corresponding
with various parties interested in the
project with view of obtaining their
support and assent to a date for the
congress. Prof. Cook has written
letter to Secretary Virgins of the
chamber of commerce, saying the date
finally agreed upon is March 13. Prof.
William Mead of the state geological
survey, Prof Fortier of the State Uni
versity at Berkeley and F. E. Trask,
civil engineer, have all given their con-
sent to holding the water congress in
Los Angeles on the date named, and
each will be in attendance to enter into
the discussions.
Prof. Cook will arrange the program.
A great variety of topics bearing on
the water supply and how to take care
of it will be listed and men of state
and national reputation will be included
in the speakers.
1t is suggested that the water con-
gress. which will probably be continued
for several days, also include institute
features for the education of the peo-
pie generally on a subject of more than
ordinary interest to the land owners
and producers of Southern California.
The congress and institute promises
to be one of the most important gath
erings yet held in the state. Repre-
sentatives of all societies or organiza-
tions interested in any manner in the
water supply will be invited to attend
the meetings and participate in the
discussions.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
She Thanked Them

Two telegraphers were followed into
a downtown restaurant the other night
by handsome woman, escorted by
rather ordinary looking citizen. The
couple sat where the telegraphers had
good view of the woman. Taking
out his pencil, one of them licked out
on the table, in the code: isn't that
peach, 'Mac'?" To which Mac" re-
plied You bet! How is it that fell
low like that always draws those
beauties?" For a few minutes there
followed messages between the two,
admiring in detail the beauties of the
fair unknown. Then the ordinary look
ing escort carelessly picked up his
knife. His apparently aimless drum
ming caught the ears of the other two
and they began to listen. Much
obliged for all these compliments, gen.
tlemen," he licked off with the knife.
my wife wants to thank you, too"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Wonan'S Clubs
Federation Notes

At the meeting of the local board of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs yesterday afternoon 1t was de-
cided to issue cards of admission for
the reception to be given on Tuesday
and thereby admit an escort of man
or woman. 1t was also decided to have
open meetings on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, which will be open
to the public.
Tickets for the excursion to Redondo
on Friday may be procured of Mrs. j.
A. Clark at the Friday Morning club
today. These tickets will bear luncheon
coupons for the Hotel Redondo.
Similar tickets may be had of Mrs.
Sumner P. Hunt at the Ebell on Mon
day and Mrs. A. r. Bird of the
Wednesday Morning club. All tickets
must be purchased before Thursday
morning.
Mrs. j. D. Gibbs was elected chair
man of the excursions committee in
place of Mrs. owens, resigned.
The Friday Morning club is prepar-
ing an attractive program for the en-
tertainment of the visitors, to which
all visitors are invited. The Ruskin
Art club will also entertain a number
of federation delegates at tea on
Wednesday afternoon, February s,
when they will celebrate Ruskin's
birthday
The final meeting of the board will
be held on Monday following the con-
vention.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Cosmos Clu,

An animated discussion was held at
the meeting of the Cosmos club yes
terday afternoon. "Shall Men Be Ad-
mitted to Women's Clubs?" was the
question, which gained additional in
terest because it will come up in an
amendment to the constitution of the
state federation. The sentiment of the
members present Wednesday did not
favor the admission of men.
Current topics was conducted by
Mrs. Greenleaf. Father Junipero Sierra
and the early California missions were
discussed in connection with the study
of California history.
Delegates chosen to represent the
club at the federation are Mrs. C. L.
Lewis, Mrs. Eugene B. Root and Miss
Katie. The alternates are Mrs. James
Scott, Mrs. H. G.. Dean and Mrs. Alice
Anderson.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
Double breasted Eton 4e5e

Eton coats are among the smartest
of all models for the incoming season
and are shown in many variations.
This one can be worn rolled open to
form revers, or closed in double breast
ed style, and includes the new sleeves
that are full at the top and straight at
the wrists. In the case Of the model
the material is pearl gray chiffon
broadcloth, the revers and cuffs being
of silk and the trimming fancy braid,
but all suitings are appropriate.
The Eaton is made with fronts and
back and is fitted by means of shoulder,
under-arm seams and single darts.
The sleeves are made with two pieces
each and are finished with roll-over
cuffs.
The quantity of material required for the
medium size is V yards n, yards ~ or
IN yards "A inches wide. with yard of
silk for revers and cuffs and yards of
braid to make illustrated
The pattern 1856 is cut in sizes for a 81,
"a, 49, 3S, 40 and 42-inch bust measure.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
CITY EMPLOYEES AND MONEY SHARKS

The city auditor says that so per cent of the men
employed in the street department hypothecae their
pay warrants with money lenders 1t is understood that
this practice prevails other employees of the city
government, but to what extent is publicly known.
is evident anyway that large percentage of city en-
poyes permit themselves to be victims of the mercess
money lending sharks who infest Los Angeles.
The city should protect its employees from the rapacy
of money lenders by paying for such services as other
employers pay their workers. The warrants with which
the payments made should be Immediately converi-
BILE into cash without the inerposton of the warrant
shaver. There is sufficient why all the city
employees should not get their salaries wages as
promptly regularly and satisfactorily the en-
poyes of department store get their pay
The slice taken off city by money lenders
amounts to considerable figure when the practice
followed regularly it seems to be by large number
of city employees rank injustice thus is imposed upon
the men, and conscenceess human sharks enriched
thereby.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-03
GOOD ONES
\ sroad-Minded Vegetarian

The late Bishop Elder of Cincinnati
tried vegetarianism FOR some months
during his residence in Natchez. but
soon abandoned the practice, finding
that II did not agree with him
Bishop Elder dined with one of his
particular parishloners one night in
Natchez about this time Vegetables
In profusion were on the MENU but the
bishop disdained them all. He had had
enough Of vegetables for a long time.
He found the meat much more to his
taste
His host, who did not know that he
had abandoned vegetarianism, said in
surprise:
why, bishop, l thought you were
vegetarian, and here / see you eating
mutton"
Bishop Elder laughed
II am not bigoted vegetarian" he
said. IL only eat the meat of such ami
mails as live on vegetable food."-Min-
neapolis Journal.