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Contemplating making an entire change in our Children's Clothing department, and in order to close out
our stock at once, we will for the next
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NEW WEIl UIEST STYLES, BEST VALUES AT UNHEARDOF LOW PRICES.
We Quote a few Bargains:
Lot 9955. Child's Vestee Suits, 3 to 7 years, regular price $4.60, 25 per cent off, now $3.35
Lot 17.482, Children's Suits. 2 pairs of pants, 7 to 14 jeais, regular pr ice 3.-2&POT cent ofl, now 2 80
Lot 17,480 Children's Suits, 2 pairs of pants, 7 to 14 years, regular pr Ice 6 CO. 26 per cent off, now 376
Lot 17 474, Children's Suits, 2 pairs of pants, 7 to 14 years, regular price 6.60 26 per cent off. now 4.16
A Clear Saving of Sl.00 to S1.50 on every Suit or Overcoat- Remember we do as we advertise.
S
. DANZIGER, San Francisco Store.
THE OFFENSES
Committed In the Name of
Kelisnon.
Calls Upon Goud People to Protest
Against the Seating of Huberts.
! language Into English. Only eight per-' and atrocious murder? Ami think
'sous were allows to look at the .,rlg-: that we have twn In ..ur city npre
' mai r,.nv after which tlu- silver plates anting this religion ..f "blood and as-
(V fl)iK plate were given back to '.'ruge Oa- sanation." preaching In our streets.
Ul MUlXMUiMO.U ,bri ., from wnom th,.y camp Tht. firH (-ornng to our home with their lnfa-
' edition of this b..k aa publi.-dv-d In mous doctrin. Who ever hoard of such
' liCO at Palmyra, X. Y. Th- name braz-n afrruntry? Not a few person
, . . comes from Mormon, the prophet, who slevp today the bV of death U-caum-
Oridn of the Church and the I rimes clajms ne reiv a commissi to thy exposed and rev.-ai.-d their
tlee and the SeCIVtS HI
write a nistory oi ou ijpc '
! ht h:i,t r,,me from Jemil-m to their government.
i America .") II. C. Mormonism ha b"-u guilty ..f antag. i
! The first Mormon church 'x organ- onizing our government. They take an;
: ized in li-'A at Fayette, X. V., with six oath binding tta-mwelv to "li.-n-e
i members. Convert multiplied with to the spiritual or Ivid of the .:hur.-h
! great rapidity, organizing ehun h- In and disobedience to any power that!
ITS PRACTICE OP rOLlOA.nl ' New England, P-nnsyivania and Ohio ! lares to opp-; or attempt to
! They wpt by orders of a sp- Sal reve- their nefarious and abominable prae-
- j lati'in to Missouri and formed a r ol-ny. tlce.
Tht-y met with pew-.tutlon here, their; Mormonlsm Is an enemy of the L'td-
Dr. Peart Denounces Its Leaders and i bishop b- ing tam-d arA feath. p-i. their1 ted states, antagonistic to govern-
1 printing pre. bure, and orl-i-l to ment, ani a ueiiwrate ioiaioi .-i .
i leave the state by .hf. governor, their laws. Touch her Infernal and luted
j evil practices filling the j.pie with religion and she would annihilate you
j wrath arid indignation. They went ' If !he could. Mormonlmn l a hater of
'from Missouri to Ililnolf. Het- they jour government and would crush it If
j disgusted the p-op'ie by their auda- she was able.
Sunday evening Dr Pean pr-ached ' clous operation, an 1 thy were put in ; 3. Mormonlsm has 1-n guilty of
oSlnTm ! Pr- W onl. of the chief . x .otor charging our l
He took his text from I Cor . T, 2. Brigham Young, with aji Ktated by that i.ng am Young
"Let every man have his own wife, , thousand fariuli'-s, Mt Illinois. Th.yaugnt tnat "--;
Md every wife her own husband.' j wintered in Xebraska, In the Fi ring, Mary and Martha were tils wives, ui.ii
I believe that every man should have of 1S47 Young, with a band of 1413 men ; Mary Magdalen was another, and that
Tull sway in the exercise ,,f his relig- j started out for the Kocky mountains, the marriage In Cana of Oallloe was
lous conviction. He ought to b- per-' reaching their pr-s-nt -at of power the marriage of hlnwelf. Thus making
mltted to worship Gol as his Judgnv nt ; n?enuity and impunity in July. This it apfx-ar that he ha-1 four wive. This
directs and his conscier.ee approves, i is a brief sketch of the beginning of . Young did to deffnd and Justify hit
The killing of the apostles, the burning; Mrmoni.sm. Xow notice of what Mor-1 cwn loathsome Ufp. He n.i-dwl tome
at the stake of Latimer. I'.idley and j monism has bn guilty. M .nnonl-m , excuse for his licentious sensual habils
others, the stealing of John Wesley,! has been guilty of deliberate and atro-! I. What shall w do with it? I said
and the banishment of Roger Williams, tPus murders. She has been a religion I to myself in prepi.ring this wrmon.
are all crimes-crimes for which the of homicide, "her land a land of as-; Take every woman and child away,
perpetrators must one day answr. , saasination and blow." This is a fieri-; then si.T.d Pewey wtth his guiw or Mile
However, while I have asserted that 1 ous charge to lay at the d-jor of a re-j with his trooin and clean out every
every man should have full sway In ! ligous sect, and I would certanly not. he-goat they find. Hut to business. 1.
the exercise of his religious convlc-1 do so were I not able to subs antlate j protest, and protest vigorously and
Hons, I must say, provided his relig-j the statement. We b-arn that in IS." ! mightily, agalnt the tf-ittlng of Itob
lon ia moral and comport with the. that a number of persons startwi from! erts In congress. If we can unseat him
laws of virtue, common decency, and i Arkasa.- ar,r Missouri for Ciifornla, j It will be a terrific blow agalnnt Mor
christian propriety, and if it d'--8 not,' thp land of (lowers and sunshine. They, monism. He ha three wives. He d-
public se'itlment should be pronounced : had to pass though Utah. At this
against it and a iaw chould le enacted J pla .; the emigrants usually took on
for Its absolute prohibition. I do not new supplWn. While her.- they were
appear before you tonight to t-peak suddenly and somewhat uni-xiitedly
against Mormonixm, because tl..- p o- attacked by tlie t.'tah militia, but the
pie believe that Joseph .Smith recer.-edi militia was repulsed. The emigrants
a special revelation from Gol, and liia; ' constructed a temporary fortification,
he was commissioned by John the Lap-, within this-enclosure they Kuffeml in-
tlat to preach, and later ordained by t.-ti.siy for waU-s, it not lielng conld
state against the rame rrlm. Polyg
amy Is an Infni.-tion of th law. Why
l-ct execu'e tlu law then against It?
I plead tonight for a nwtft annihilation
if this illfl'lloUS S)1te;n.
liKXKKAI. WHITK'S IIIt.VVKltY.
The Eastern
linini-ninn nml Ktstaurant
J. I'. Wnimtr, I'rop.
few days r r i i e Dinimj-t oom lor l.ilitt
MmIi I V I p 0t all Miht.
mlts It. He pride m it. ashumiuxs
an attitude at once defiant to our laws.
What a splendid law maker be would
make, walking Into congress and ink
ing his seat and tho-n resting upon hi
shoulders the great crime of polygamy;
a man making laws for the conduct of
others and every moment, or his life
iivinw in onen violation of law. The
Peter, John and James. I think this aiered sale for any one of the men or ! constitution of the United States
piece of madness and egregious folly,
but that does not prompt me to preach
this sermon, it's b.-eause I think that
Mormonlsm is immoral, indecent, and
an infraction of the laws of nature and
of God. Xow for the benefit of those
who may not know anything about
the origin of Mormonism, I will give
a laconic sketch of its beginning. Jo
seph Smith uoeins to have been the
originator of Mormonism. At the age
of 15 he began his prophetic career.
Three years later the place containing
the sacred books was revealed to him.
At the age of 22 the sacred books were
put Into his hand together with two
silver plates, by the means of which he
was enabled to translate the strange
women to go outside of the barricade.
Two little girls were sent with buek'-ts
to the spring, their fathers and moth
ers thinking or believing that the
Mormons would not be so cruel an1
wicked, and heartletft as to harm the
little ones, but in the a;t of gotting
water they were shot and killed.
Among the emigrants were three men
who volunteered to go to California
to ask for assistant. They got but a
short distance till they were butchered.
A little later every man woman and
cHId in the emigrant train were kill
ed except those who were too young
to bell the story. Women were strip
ped naked and butchered like cattle.
Have they not been guilty of wilful
In
vests congress with the power to Judge
r.f the rjuulillcatlon of lis members.
Protest to congress against his being
seated; It has the po.ver to do so.
2. Disfranchise the Mormon. The
country Is petitioning congress :o dis
franchise the poIy,'imlt or disqualify
him from holding office. Disfranchise
the Mormon, deprive him of cltlzen
Hhin till he makes up his mind to be
come an American, stand by the flag
and obey her laws. At present his re
ligion is annulllflcatlon, rebellion and
treason. Give him the rights of citi
zenship when he is willing to comply
with all that Is meant by that word.
3. Enforce the law against polygamy
Just as we execute it in any other
Nut Coii.
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Nut Roust,
iiimilngham Post.
!rd Klpoti, H'ttkliig a
ng. dincrlb.sl leMeral White its the
' brave-t of the brive." When he used
th.i' language In which all ho km w
Mr Heoijf.. White Intimately will --n -i
ur-be was. probibly. recalling an In
cident that ucciirrwl when he was vice
roy, and the colo i.-l, ns he then was, ,
nct 'd as military w-r-tary. There j
was to be fighting on tin- Afghun fron-1
tier, and Col.mel White asked itiiiIs
sion to go to the fort. Lord rtlpon
demurred, on th ground that he could1
not spate so able an adviser. Hut Col
onel White eln;-h.-d the matter by put
ting a question. ' What," he asked,
"will be suld If my regimen t Is cut to
pleer.g n,,d I am not with It?" Lord
Upon yielded, folo.-wd White r-le al
most day and night till he Joined his
regiment: those sh .aw his welcome
by the men say It w:us a soeive never
to be forgot t-n. It was soon after
ward hat he won the Victoria Cross.
He did so with splendid bravery allied
, il... lo.eui ,ii rlt or efUierxinii, ,n
the end or a heavy march the regl
men!, about to bivouac, found thai the J
Afghan guru do'iiinatcd them at cl.sw (iranosc,
range. Colon d Wnile gave llie opiei
to charge.
The men were physically unfit; they
were u'terly wornout, but tlwir com
mat.iler kiw.-w that thi effort must I"
ma.i.', II - gave the order thre tlrn;
the men only looked at htm helplessly.
He gave the order again and rode off
alone, trusting lo the regiment to fol
low. He went right up to the guns; the
m n, seeing him luring so much, were
Inspirited; th:-y went after their leader,
and the guns were taken. It was the
s;irn" acu'e pcrptlon of the chances
of a battlefield that first gave him his
chance. He did not mount tho ladder
of prom ill m rapidly; he was an old
captain before his good luck gave him
the opportunity of handling men under
the eyes of Lord itols-rts, then In the
hcydey of his success on the northern
frontier of Iridic His quickness In
seizing the critic il moment for action
and In assisting a ba'tallon that was
very hard pres-d was noted by lrd
UoberH; he got promotion and was
asked what service he would like.
"Give me command of your advance
guard," he said, k.vrt to be always In
touch with the enemy. He got It, and
his foot was firmly planted on the lad
der of promotion. His friends say of
hlrn that he la one of the best "fight
ing generals" In the British army. It
Is pleasant to hear this talk of him
today, wh ;n the club critic Is still dis
posed to hint many doubts founded
necc-ssirlly on Ignorance.
It Is never too late to learn, but we
sometimes learn that It Is too late.
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W. C. A. Pohl,
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Undertaker, Embalmer
and Funeral Director
Caskets ami Funeral Supplies constant
ly on Iibii.I.
Corner 11th uud Ktiane Hts, Astoria, Ore
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nnd Builder
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