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G1wadlt, lleruOle Yeriouerr,

septastnon 6ofnnnssIoEst eit unb i&teh..m srdu.
,nen. eriaSpfenoen @ushiien. gruft.. &itcem. uns
unS WtI&ts. Ratarrb. anslbl0 . Grr6tben. All.
tern. hsrstlopfen. Aensnlihteit. xyabfnn. u. +. H.,
ertatren aus ben. rMlenfd,enfrennrH auYrrIdjNeer
drjtIi0er Notbseber fur Sung uno aI.. t3ie ein5aG
unb bilia QBefdled,tsfr snfbeiten ano Eclseu Der
Suaembfun6tn erfneli& sebeiIt unb so1e GeiunSs
BRIT unb Srpbtnn spieeererlanst 'osrbea i6nnen.
- GAM meues beiluerfahren. Sober itin eiaener
urat. HiefeD omEerprnentliH intere1ante unb Iebr.
rei6s 0ua .pirS mad Gmpfars BON Is Gents
Dyietuiayfen perFeesft ~perfanct Son beg
PhlvAT kLJNlk. 1el 81 Ave-. MsM YofHs Ny.
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Giehfutter. auo 9 trndureiIe.

Nolgenoes llnO bic auT ben iiaatlitea
@aegsn iii: pen, Strab II. |. 70. seIeru Cts
;ielteu BreiIe:
VorDlueFIih. die 8 naae.
Seu--Simothp Sen S15 - $500, gem.
$500 bis $500, 9Ieeheu $500 bis
Sl4.0o pro Come.
: 5troh. s7.Oo-sS, 3oasen.
froh S12.00-$'4, SaterirOb $3.50 =. SO
pro 5snne.
gtais - 1925 bis $3.50 prc SaB.
Seftlthe @aage.
Seu-Slmothu.5eu( $....-s....
neues Gen SIG biz $l8, alesbeu $l5 bis SIS
go Sonie.
S~trOb-@atieniirob s7.no-s. Gesgen-
ifroh s12.o0-$14.O0, 9aferitrob sos.
pro COME.
Wais-S2.70 bis S2.75 pro TaB.
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VsImarien=asentnren
D,rjti.b'u. 5tabtlbsiI., in tpeldsn
qoit>Wett6Id9sn p~srtauft

VolEzWtlt9ldf:n oertauft
rperbsn.
gRefrnls. G. g. eeott.
Npr..RtaS - gurn.n s. easpirotcn.
goria6.ap,nut uEb GorriioHftabe - 9Robnt G.
g. 9ap.
81. straSe uno GurtineSon=a S.nue 2ou:s
RtiISoaar.
Cror1trine Siram 9intbIe.
Jr.tsNo,uue unoS obnioH=strabe - q. 2. G..
eGs:st.
5. nsS SOusb=etrase, SiebfanStorn 5ar,s
g. Sruar.
Croaatpiac - gtoret Bel.
Rr. p, llrion=sp.uus (BooDbtrrp) GIarsns
9. NiuiaEls.
w.sat:pas ueo goltimore=StrcSe @torae 7.
g5e
:!riers6.a:isn, g.uniploanier gobn. - 8. 8.
R:,ra.
Gums.;.ets:isn, .galiiuore.G tio:sobn..
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Salf!mp-cr - Teft. us 5jre.
(Yertbtet jur ben - Oeutihen SorreiD o1o.ntef- oIrt
Wibbenoort, Diver Il ao.>
Salttmore. cca 3 gprtl lSO1.
Tihsenbpri, Oliver e So. b,re phen IIt isrLHcs:
eantlers . 6ra;t,n 5.lSt i~penia.r ami so anse.
cri S,Gt 8 lbs. 1ilG, .dlIlainniin. 5.lsI
tts 5.2Da elf ~ SGs,. JeItsm ri 94@, 1nl'
ben 80.
st,rlina gan!is,s fir go 1aa. 4.S5--, aI
Sift 4.SSs, f1uimdHniibe Si.-4.S5
SerfduIr aui Ger bicda.n Gfeeien'Sprie.
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geI6rssrans BON YoFla6en.

2dnse s,r e:foro.rIi4en 3,it our gr.
rs;ArSa Der psri9ieosnsn Be-
f;r:maassorts.
llntenEsb,ab 1T bi. unesfdbrs 3sit
fir ne6srr.iikllna Der poitia6en BON
tenn 9oli!mortt pclt : girsau mas
ben 1auptid1!id}sn sinEimii9,n uno
at spdriis.r 5tip.en psrasi9nst.
Sn[anb.
%:fi3:e, e.. 10 etnnb.n.
G:%!arti,Sar, Rs, 6 Stunbsn.
Htcoftsr, 9.=9., 6 Stunstn. q
burlington. Ssrmon., II etuussn.
@nfIalO. 1.s9., IS GtunSsn.
@apt I,ap. T.sS., 6 Stunber.
Gbarlsfon. Csc, Is 6tunesn.
Gbicaac. Sas., l Sag.
Galunsis. s..S, II staNse144
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0iebmarfte.

Ghicaao, ST., 4. Iprll.-gie 3nfubr
BON Mincoieh betrus 10000 Stiid; Breiie
uu,riirteu slpiideu 81 10 u. $500. Shmei>
ne; 5ufubr $4,000; Yrleie uar,irteu aui-
ifen $3.50 uno $500. Sdaate: Sufuhr
$4,000; Yreiie uariirteu ;miiden $3.50 uno
$40.
Gats9iberth Va.. d. Iprif. -
Die Dfarft fir Hinbuiet nor ileti9 bel
;,uiiteu $500 uno $5.5u idlUanteuber
Yreii.u. Sdmeiue Nartt l%ebhait; Die
Shaafe: Otartt ft.tis; Die Prelle uaritrs
TEN ;iriifen $500 NIB $3.50.
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Bnltimurcr Narftberihte.

fS.rint.t fur,:a y D:ati hct S,rrcip, uoe1 t.a.1
Salttmsr. ben Z. gpriI 1901
Tt. helt:s; E9eBtajuiuhr 6.tru; 27.0Ui suitel.
Der GierrtorensSe rrstb 3SS .2sS Sain.. Berianot
ron ben SIepa:cren 4I,47. s,uI6eG. 9tItauit ulrs
ben lOO.000 Suihel une :. Basasa.
NolseHoe l1pele ieiat ben %h:utiaeH, poraefiri9eH
rno ben lestidbrisen Staro Der @eaenpr:iie ii p:r'
acknowledgements.
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fIrfmfn's Df:adtruHgs-G ompagnii
ho, pnI{iurnre

uCu CEIttWUtee
GeSsanoet.
office:
NsrooEsGde Der Sontb. upo @atersStrake.
0ieie GeieGi9ait reriitert &eYn gerluft ODER BE
ftdbisuns hurt 6euer ollie Gc3fd1 gie<nthum oable,
cher ona.rmIrts su duGerft stahisen e:SinsuHsen
8erfi6erIHs fur elmer Gag ckfJhnsere Ber,oeen.
s. &. g. @oi!e, $riiioent.
Oirlftorea
2BiItam 8. Biderp. SaoeH q. Gigtlars,
Geo,ae q. Slofe. GoWarO StabIcr. iIn,
f1I1iam Nenjbdn, Sernldn e. YIott,
s. SInep 9torri5. OIioer s. :. @arner.
thornton 3iolllns. S. 9. 9. WoIie,
Sehn DO. 9ittis 20. s. 0onEeIp.
Siobert Rennert, U. u. ShlenS,
Sobu e. Bulo6. 0noreD :. @onIon.
iSult27 .19t&S) Garry 8. Wtau. Geir.
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Ser. Stdaterz 8elednDeis
unger.

Ser. Stdaters GslcdnDsi'
~unger.
@npeiisnaen 6is CUR 506s bon
$3.50 tpTtsn 3 Gents.
MnpsiFuneen I6sr $3.50 BIS $500
foitsn 5 Gents.
Qnrpsifunsen iibsr $500 ti2 $1,000
foiten s Gents.
9npsifun9sn iibsr $1,000 bis
$4,000 toi item 10 Gents.
Inpsiiungsn ii6.r $4,000 bi5
$4,000 toItsn Il Gents.
QntpeiIuneen ibsr $4,000 Big
$4,000 foItsn Is Gents.
Dinner une,n ibsr $4,000 b;s
$4,000 fpIten Is Gents.
NnpefIunasn ii6sr $1,000 Biz
$4,000 toiten 20 Gents.
I%rpeiiungsn ii5sr $4,000 Biz
$1,000 folten Is Genis.
Q~nipeilunsen iibsr $500 Biz
$4,000 tolen 80 @snts.
Sanoelspapisre - Yadsts Bis gum
@epift bon 10 l1naen 5 @snt3;
god.ts iiber 10 unsen i6per, 10 Gfs.
(ob gsTdIoFen, nbsr niGD mit MI&A
nabme bon Manuicriptsn nit beiiola
eenbsn Gorrettur gpesn, fsrnsr ale
psrfseelten@ atsn (Is6s untenFekno)
2 Gsnis pro un5s, nit ausnuhme ton
griefen in goft : Statioosn, 10 bic
goiiadm n;6t aussetraosn per0sn.
l Gent pro hinge. PoIH aurtsn, i 1
Gent.
3psiter &IaTs poftia4sn - 3sis
tunsen, pisrtslidbrli9 poer Dfter IT.
i9sinsnbs 3eitiariftsn. pel6e ai9t
gratis p,rtbsilt tperben. Sds dlgss
msins gublitum bs3ublt oafir mil
giienbabr Martsn 5u Der Rate ton
il l Sent fir 4 un3sn ooer Sb'tls ods
Don, penn nidt psrlisgelt.
0riitsr SlafIs - (georudie, feline
8lanco< gUdsr), @irtulurs, anoere es'
orudts @a9sn, Gorrttturs8 ussn uno
b~sifolgenoss Wanuicript, 9dlentinssr
MuIif : Hotsnbldttsr. 9sliut9pss
@bromos, platats. 2itbograpbis'n ii
e.brutte Nn5sigen i'm 4ngsmeintE,
iGmmtli9, tpsnn ni4t psrIsgelt, J.
Sent fir 2 un5en obsr psniScr.
8iertsr 3laRe-@oarsr uno Mua
fter, g1ancozgids u. Pupisrs, Grss,
ale Saden, psl6s ri9t in irg:no s'
nsr Der anbsrsn RldFen ein9efd!oH.n
uno ibrer Natur na9 nidt gefa6rItn
ODER psrberbli9 fir oen Sn9al! ter
anosrsn gpffadeu finb. (gin f3es
aienes geieb isBt bas qoriu.far @ds
msrsien. N6tsgsr, Dur5stn. spr0t'
hinge unb qflan5sn auf bic Rdte BON
sinsm Gent fir ie 2 llno,n fsft.) sans
poroenannte Irtifsl ni9t meb:, ols 4
qfuno %betragsn, ! Gent pro Una. ooer
fir isoe 2 un3tn oosr osrsn GrnGs
tbsil.
W~aorenpro6.n - &adeie Biz gu 4
unaen 2 Gents; 9adelt ilbss 4 uH3en
idtper, 1 Gent fir j.ne 2 un3sn rosr
bsrsn 9ru9t6sil.
Muiter obne Mstib - S09it9e'
tpi9t 81 l1nSsr. 0i:fe ga6ete blrfsn
na6folgsnbs Maabs niGt I6srf9reis
ten: II 3ou lang, 8 Son brett unb a
3on bod. Wsnn auiseront, SiirFtn
fie IL 3ou lang unc G Gou i'm ums
fanee iein.
@seifrotionsssbii6r fir Brittle unb
onbsre poFisnoun9en bsira9t 8 Cts
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eintirnati, cbio, 20 etuns,s.
Gosneilsgtuffs, Soiro. 2 Saas.
Gsueore, ass, 10 Stuubsn.
StHotr, Colorado. q 1ao..
Detroit, MiG., 1 7ae.
8olo,icn, S.sas, 2 SAC, ) s:ussrA
Scrris3aro, IA, 3 ,Siuno:n. 2
&urtforS, Connecticut, y 6.lnsth
SuOidrapclis, SES., / Eas.
Sodior, TiiHiFppi 2 Ga9c.
ScdipHpire, Gloricn. | ECO.
SanicssGitp, MiHou,i, 2 SAGE
eittit ROd, grfanias. I Sus Is c:saAtas
2puispiac, 9n., / saa 2 StarseH.
.&enpbis. S,rn.. l Gag 5 StnHoe'.
dfobils, alabama, 1Sag 8 5;uu'tn.
gsoriOH, 9ireiuicn, u 6tnnptn.
Cttp.crf.uns, Ca, / Eoa 10 s:aassA
staSt Rtvs0ort, 5 ctaHntE.
Emlba, Retras'd, 2 Iogs.
gortlaHs, T2aine. l Gag.
CORTLAND, Oregon, S SaG:.
Nbi!apcGpbio, Ga, 3 StnnosN.
T~iitsburo, 60, II Stnnbtn.
Wropibentc. RS. l6 stuno,a.
stalsieb, R.s6., l3 GtuHOcn..
CT. Qonis. Mihcuri, / Iae & 6trrstu
81. 9ar!, Winntiota, ! Sac u Stuncer'
SaH 6rar;isco, Gal. 4 Gage II CtuEres.
9opeid, 2anias, 2 SAGE.
Bottom, RnF, 10 etunStn.
NusIdnb.
Bremen, Terii6loro, . 9oe,.
@rtnus @prcs, erocnttui,n. % Sc:A
Ga!iattu, gritiid. SnSitr, 80 Sas,.
Stmcrdta, gritiibs 0uiend, 16 S1sA
&cHQ:apnq. China, % Gage.
Rinetur. Samaiea, 5 Rage.
2iptrnopl. GroIane, 7 Tagt.
Gn3erH. Sdipti,, 10 Saee
etabt Mcrifn. WtIifo, ) SaSe.
Npstau, &rblane. 70 sa9c.
9nnoma. Ger. Staatsn BON Gr!tslis. : f.s&
9aris, Trantrei9. s Soec.
Gutbt, Gdr1od, , SaQe.
@io be 3ancirp, @raft;en, IS Sage.
3om. Stalitn. 10 Tu0..
CT. Sobns, Ttuirnolono. 4 SAGE.
Ct. PETERSBURG. TrblanO, y Sags.
sssntp. grtralitm 81 So0c.
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Gpe3idlz 46lieferuna.

Ssbs @snbung. bic nit elmer Spts
5idls1Ozgents zWarte uno elmer ioIs
den bes eep0bnli4en 9ortOs osrisben
lit, pirb iofort no6 4nfunit our6
einen Sps5iale8otsn ausgetro9tn, i'm
8ssirt ieber freien @blisferunssf1'
tion, ooer obar i'm 1mtrsiie bon Dht
Msilen elmer isben anDersn PoItonIfolt
in ben Ser. Stddten. Die Q5ltitz
rungs{tunosn FOLDER Seroungm Fab
in ben neutrality-suspicious. ucn
7 u6r Worgsns Big II u6r M6tass
in alien anbsren 9otItotioner. G3e1
5ial Yoltisnounsen t0nnsn Oh o[.n
Der. @taaten=Yoitdmtsrn ouFgsgs6an
tpsrbsn.
ausIGnbif6e 6enounstn
1. Die 8oten fir ar. cu2!Grbi<
i9sn Staaten uno lire 9clonR'n
(aus9snpmnsn Canada uno Melito)
fino bic folgenDsn: 8risf. 6;s al Is
@ramm q l1n5e) 5 Gents. G;rfa9.
YoItfarten 2 gsnts bas GiId. Eid.
unttport : 9artsn 4 gtnts bos Slid.
,3situngen uno anosrs Oru6ia9in /
Gent pro 2 ilh5sn.
@erIsselt. - JrssnO Elm. poitia6s
piro ols Der fseelt anesisbtn, mann
bic sl5s 10 perpadt lit, oaB cine srinoz
i'd. prifuns obne S9Goigrns Der
um6iiGung ober BIS Snballs ni4I els
mOgli4t tpiro.
Na9fen I'm gen.
grisfs unb p"oItfartsn tpsrosn ftsi
Den gmpfdng:rn ooer 4bisnoern BON
elmer 'goitanftalt CUR onosrsn nudges
f1idt, tpenn Der Wuni9 auf bsm ums
falae oussepridt lit. poItienoungsn
Der onb,ren 8laHen tD.roer nrr duf
9~erlanssn nadseianot uBs i1:rb oann
an gsitimmunesprt, Elm 3%rldbporto
BON Der S06e oes Srignoi!aBes -bsa
rehnst fperosn.
3psitsr alaTs (3eiiurs:n II. 3sits
fnriftsn) 1 Sent fir 4 un5sn.
Orittsr 3laHe (gu4N, Girtulare)
! Gent fir 2 lIn5en.
gisrtsr alaiIs (@aa,;nl 1 Cent
Gancbo.
Oisisl6sn GasE anS 2sb:nsuns.n.
ols in osn Ser. Staa!sF nit 4u5nob'
me, pob semiT4te aaaindnnspuaren.
nsL6, ni6t ais nSona Iibs" Sunoelss
Shutter asIanot rsrosn, nit Ter pat,
tltpoIt p~srfunbt tperesn muEsn. &anf@
mdnniits S4riftsn 81 bes setpobns
iifen Staten, .-
ginidpeibs9bii9r Wofs@uhdlagl
s Gents -,
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pic ptabsSp- ftutr- Dsrdbtrunss.
0ei,Ifhaft non Baltimore,

" +. Ais, u ater- = troke,
Der IohsitessApe. sesenaber.
Sic in iett bereir, ine Arten Gebdnoe. giobeln unh
sd ern Scbr ODER flr.ere 2ermine ~ perfidsrn.
DIreftoIen:
SeGe 1s,on. N.rpinane 6. 2otrobe.
Francis Dbiie, MtGianl Sdroeo.
Hihorb Gromipen. Auorerp .. Sones.
d. 8. uIulan, Sauies % 8ctes.
Sofbuo s. Harpep, Vi. y. SAINTS
NidbarS .. 4on. 8rdfleent;
iNpriI10.1S) Griffith Eeelemper, 2 eftefdr
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aiaI s. 9uiuor 1913. 3Ss, sleDotor.n = Sors
rats l.G9!.25S Suih. Serianof ben ben siseatoi:n
.a,47h Suitel. Dsriaui. Tursen - Suin:
uno =. gRaaapns.
f~olsenot Esbeae mtss ben ~seutisen. porsefrisen
nne ben lestid6r,s.n stons Der !SessHprelis N oer'
slelhenoer ueberftd::
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G9iFsfarteu

naA uvD Won gNse1a dbes 0reMen sDes eanr
bura tefstat bic
Dr,ebelssn ~ ~9ustiAeu 6srrsgpsn>en4en.s
3sD.s91s 9alineSes6ty. ri Bel,0neeiGse
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Nnpsiienaen bis CUR $o06s BON
$3.50 tpitsn 3 Gents.
4npsifuneen ii6er $3.50 BIS $500
foitsn 5 Gents.
Nnrpsiiuneen ibsr $500 ti2 $1,000
toitsn s Gents.
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s3n berfaaien ooer 1T bcrmiethen.


III Ole Ratur in piejer Sabsss 5eit. ip,un Gaoipen nno
@liifb.n berpprbrsbcn, nit Dem iabcn Gbor Der Sdn=
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

-
Sixty couples of the Terpsichore club
triDped the tight fantastic at the Mo-
Fart dancing academy Thursday night.
MILFORD Bennett OF Idaho Falls is in
Provo for few days visit with rela-
tlves and friends.
- q q
Messengers Bert SmOot of the sen
ate and James Kelly of.the house have
been visiting in Provo during the last
three days.
Miss Hannah Dunn formerly of
Provo, but now of Oakley, Ida, is in
Provo for few days visit
g q .
The Provo lodge 1. O. o. r, No "A. and
the Deborah Re5ec-a lodge Mo. 6. Satur-
day payed 6rater1ai visit 10. the. J-ehi
banquet was held and musical enter
tainment was sIveu. Spec shes were made
by the grand officers. About fifty Pro- U
people, lodge membe,s we're present.
The Itpwocth league social party given
at the home Of Mrs. Pemharton Friday
evening was charming affair.
Mr.. E. P. Pennebaher has returned from
an extended trip eat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Roberts ente~jained
the Slxty-three ard club AZ taeir home
Tuesday, eEsnlng. Alrs. ) A. sing and
winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Martin visited friends
in Salt Lake CITY during the past week
George Crosby Of Paug hitch Is in Provo
on his way to the Big Horn country, in
Wyoming, where ne expects To locate per
manentIy.
Miss Urilda l2axman has been visiting
Salt Lake frieD'ls duriag the week
John F. Rowe Of Butte, Mont, who mas
been visiting in Provo during zee last
month, has gone % Telluride Geo, Tor
a few months stay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
A Sabbath Scene in Atchison.
(Atchison GIobe.)

An Atchison young man and his girl
were sitting alone in the girls parlor last
evening, having their usual Sunday night
time of it, when crash a rock flew
through the window. crash came an
other, until five had poured IN in rapid
succession A rush outdoors resulted in
catching a former sweetheart of the
young man s, who had rocked her rivals
house. She objected to him calling on
the girl, and tried the modern method Of
breaking uD the affair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Y. NJ. G A.

z N. c. A.-Corner Main and First
South streets. Young mems meeting to-
day at D. m. addressed by Professor
Leslie r. Mulch. Subject, Overcoming
the Eshorns of the Flesh There viii 0e
special music and All men are cordially
invited On account of sickness in the
Ial2ily of Rev Richard Wake, his Bible
class viii have no session this afternoon
DE-. Padcn's class for the study of the in
terSafionai SUnday school lesson meets
evening Saturday at p. m, and 81
teachers and others interested in this
study are cordially invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Christian Science-

Church of Christ, Scientist.-Holds SER
vices in its church edifice at 336 East
Third South, as follows: Sunday school
at 10 a. m: church services at il a. m,
Subject, Christ Jesus. Each Wednes-
day evening at o'clock a meeting is held
to listen to the testimonies of the healing
OF both sin and sickness. Free reading
room open daily from 10 q. m. to D. IN.
also in the evening on the ground floor of
the Manitou All are invited to these
meetings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

Nervous children are almost always
thin children. The outdoor boy is
seldom nervous. WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE is the best preventive
of nervousness. It strengthens the
system and assists to that sort of
flesh which creates strength and power
of endurance. Price, % cents. Van
Dykes drug store, corner Main and
Third South.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

in police circles, was arraigned before
Judge Timmony yesterday on a charge
of abusive language. She was charged
with having accosted Miss Alice Rogers
in a Second South street car and
abused her. She pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to fifteen days in the city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
Methodist

First NJ E Church-33 East Third
South street, between Main and State
streets Preaching by the pastor, Alfred
II. Henry. at II a. N. and 1870 D. m.
Morning subject: The Way. the Truth,
the Life; evening subject. Jobs The
olOgy OF Despair VS. PauFs Theologv of
Hope" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m: Ed
worth league at $50 p. m All seats free.
Strangers cordially welcomed at all ser
vices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
A Bad Breath

is The most disgusting thing one can
be afflicted with. It is nauseating to
those with whom you come in contact.
Lanes Tea, taken at night, will keep
the stomach 2nd bowels in their proper
condition and make your breath clean.
25c and soc. a package. For sale by
Godbe-Pitts Drug company, Salt Lake
CITY Utah
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wanted-A Law Bargain Counter.

Newark Daily Advertiser.)
First. yOU must frame constitution
and bylaws" advised the matron. who
had been asked how to start the Young
Ladies Progressive Shakespeare club.
''0h, yes, chirruped the committee.
I'VE have nice frame for the eonstitu-
ton. but where shall we buy laws?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24

When pain or irritation exists on any
part of the body. the application of
BALLARD'S SNOW EMINENT will
give prompt relief. Price. % and so
cents. Van Dykes drug store, corner
Main and Third South.
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BanfiSt-

First Baptist Church.-Second South
and Second West streets. Services at II
a, m. and $50 o. m. Sunday school at
lZ-l3 p m; b Y Z. Il. at $50. The Rev.
Richard Wake viii preach in the morning
Ia the evening the young people will have
charge of the service. We hope YOU will
encourage them by YOUR presence. We'd
ne-day evening service at 1870. A welcome
tC all our services
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Reorganized Church

ReoTganized Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints.-Servicts Lords day in
mission chapel, 22S East Second South
street, as follows: Sabbath school at 10
a. M; preaching by Elder ". s. Pender
at II a.. m. and p. m.
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m Morning subject, Aspiration even
ing. ''The Olily True Gospel Good music
at both services. Miss Alice Kidwell, di-
rectreSs. A cordial invitation to all.
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Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran Church.-Corner Sec
e.-a South and Fourth East streets. Ser
vices today at ESQ p. m. No service in
forenoon. 7. Z. Aslev. pastor.
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Shall the People Have Voice in the Laws That Govern
Them?
COMPLIED BY Nv. LAWRENCE

Governments are instituted among men,
deriving their just powers from the con
sent of the governed. Whenever any
form Of government becomes destructive
o. these ENDS, IL IS the right of the peO-
pie to alter or abolish 1t: laying its
foundations on such principles and or
ganizing its powers in such form as to
them shah seem most likely to effect
their safety and Observation-Disclosures
OF American independence
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Central Christiap.-CcrHer Third East
ara Fourth South streets. Rev w III
Bagby, pastor. Sunday school at $50 a.
Ia 4 T. AfcCanne. superintendent. Reg
ular church services at = 2. and 8 %.
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RICH FINDS IN
DISPUTED LAND
Klondike Equaled in Strip
Surrendered by Hay.
GREAT RUSH OF
MINERS IN SPRING
But Great Britain viii Control
the Output.
Csnectal Correspondence

Washington, Feb. 4--Reports have
reached this city that new and ext 1emely
rich gold deposits have been found in
that section of Alaska formerly regarded
as United States territory, but which, un-
der the mOdUs Vivendt, has been trans
ferred to British Columbia.
These discoveries and the filing OF
claims by American miners to locations IL
territory now held by the British are
likely to add further complications 70 the
Alaskan boundary dispute. President NC
KlnIey has already received peIlIlOus
rom American miners from what Is
known as the POrcupine region, and sec
retary hay, it is SAID, has assured the
petitioners that such rights as they helo
prior to the mOdus VlVsnoi viii pc pre-
served. There will, however, undoubtedly
be the same contention as to the status
Of claims located in the disputed strip
since October. 1850, when the moduS VI
vendi went into effect, and of other claims
to be located in a new section which many
prospectors are preparing to invade TINS
spring.
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Truth Center.

Truth Center will hold service today at
II a. m. at Madame Helen Thiessen's
parlOrs, S02 Constitution building Every
Divine Mind.
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British Knew Of Gold.

Under the terms of the temporary ar
rangement with Great Britain a large
slice of territory at the head of the Lynn
canal. in the vicinity OF Skagway anC
Dyea, which has been under the United
States flag since its settlement by the
whites, has been passed over to British
control. To the north and west, q WHO
region exists, to which pTOspectOrs are
now turning their attention 1t Is alleged
by American miners that while this gov
eminent was in ignorance Of the fact that
gold ia paying quantities existed In the
section surrendered, the British were bet
ter informed.
1t is now said that within forty-f1ve
miles of the village of Haines, and about
the same distance from Klukwan, three
creeks have been found whose. gold de
posits equal those Of the KlOndike. One
of these riveulets has been named Bear
creek while another is called Clear
creek. These two streams empty into the
POrcupine river, and are near the head
of Chiikat inlet. The nearest point
reached by steamer is Haines, though It
is said that three lines of steamers will
run to KluSwan as soon as navigation
opens
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
county, IS.
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
city of Toledo. county and state afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for each
and every case of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day Of December.
A D. 1856.
(Seal.) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
", and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
r J. CHENEY, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Fannie Blundell Pleads Guilty.