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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
KIT CARSON,S PICTURE.
One in Denver Has a Necktie and
Will Be Replaced.

Denver, Dec. 25.-The board of capitol
commissioners has under consideration
the replacing of the portrait of Kit Car
son with a more accurate picture. In the
dome OF the capitol are number Of
" a visitor from Gilpin county who had
known Kit Carson noticed the portrait
and Immediately lodged a protest with
Governor Orman. The objection to the
portrait was that it represented the scout
as wearing a necktie affected only by
dudes The visitor asserted that the
artists days would be numbered if Car
son were still alive. He offered to bear
the expense of replacing the portrait with
another dressing the scout in the gaTb ne
really wore. Governor Orman referred
the matter 10 the capitol commissioners
and they will decide whether or not TO
accept the offer at their next meeting.
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KILLED b. A GIRL.

She Thought Him a Stranger and
Filled Him With Shot.
Ducknill. Miss, Dec. 25.-Frank Roy
al, young man, was shot and killed
near this place last night by the daugh-
ter of his brother-in-law, J. S. Mills
whom he and his wife were visiting.
Mills and Royal left for town in the
evening. and upon their return. for
the sake O. joke Royal failed to
answer Hiss Mills, who called to him
as he started out of the hallway. Bea-
Jflce Mills, a ear-old girl, think
ing IL some person bent on mischief.
seized shotgun and fired, the entire
load entering Royals heart as he en-
tered the door.
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house last night, was shot to death by
three unknown men, The men were
afterwards seen driving toward Cats
kill station. Eleven shots were fired
into Hallenbeck's body. The farmers
have lately been annoyed by poultry
thieves and it is thought the murder
was done BY some OF them
This afternoon four men were arrested
at Undertook on suspicion. Three of
them are nephews of the murdered man.
They are Baron Won Wormer, Willis Won
Werner and Fred Eon WOTmer. The
fourth man is Harvey Bruce
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Cannon Ban WRECKED

Grand Saline, Tex, Dec 25-In a
freight wreck near Silver Lake today
fifteen cars were derailed and five per
sons more or less injured. The Texas
& Pacific Cannon Ball" engine, which
had been detached and sent with a
wrecking crew, was derailed while re-
turning from the freight wreck and
four men were injured, none fatally.
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Shot His Wife

New York, Dec. 25.-John Bell q
carpenter, today shot and killed his
wife in their home il Brooklyn. He
then hunted up a policeman and con-
fessed his crime claiming that his
wife, who had recently returned from
visit to her parents in Scotland. had
been untrue TO him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
NO HOLIDAY FOR DEATH.
Many Leading Men Called Home on
Yesterday.


Kansas City, Dec 25.-Dewitt Clinton
House is dead at his home in this city.
aged "a years. He was one of the Oldest
and best known travelling men in the
United States. Forty years ago he es-
tablished at Peoria the first steam bak-
cry and cracker factory IN Illinois When
the war of the rebellion broke out. Mr..
House went to Minnesota, enlisting in
St Paul in the Sixth Minnesota volun-
teers. Shortly after his enlistment his
regiment was sent to subdue and punish
the Sioux Indians under Chief Little
Crow, who had attacked the set
tiers in western Minnesota and killed
many people in the massacre of New
Tim While engaged in burying the dead
settlers, Mr. House and about forty other
soldiers were cOrTalled by a band of IN
dams at Birchacoola. After a heroic de-
tense Of four days, during which time
most OF the little band were either killed
or wounded, the survivors were rescued
by the other troops At this battle Mr.
House received severe wound i'm the
left leg.
Denver. Colo. Dec. Sc. c. Bangs. a
friend Of Kit Carson, a veteran of the
Mexican war and a Colorado pioneer
guide and Indian fighter. died at Altoona
Boulder county, Colo. aged "a wears. Mr.
Bangs came to Colorado from Missouri IN
lo1 his death was caused by a severe
attack OF grip. He leaves one son and
three daughters, two Of the latter liv-
ing in salt Lake, and the others in Dem
yer.
New York. Dec. 25.--George B. Swain.
treasurer OF the state Of New JERSEY
since 1898, died today at his home I'm New
ARK from stroke Of apoplexy. He was
vice president and a director of the Ger
man National bank Of New York and was
interested in many other financial and
business enterprises.
Kansas City. Dec. 25-T. NJ. James.
uncle of Frank and Jesse James. and one
OF the leading crOckery merchants Of thu
west. died here today.
Paris, Dec. 25.-Jacques Francois Henri
Fouquier, the publicist and former mem
Der OF the chamber of deputies, is dead.
aged 6S years.
Chicago, Dec, 2.-Dunlap Smith. a lead
ing fnancier and real estate dealer OF
this city, died today of pneumonia.
Nincennes, Ind. Dec 25.-Colonel
George NJ. TAYLOR. travelling passenger
agent of the Baltimore & Ohio South
western railroad. IS dead at his home in
this city from blood poisoning following
slight surgical operation. Colonel Tav-
Tor came here from st. Louis.
San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 25-Colonel r.
3 Re1fr0 Of Brownsville. a prominent
Texas politician and one Of the leading
Republicans of this state. died at Cor
pus Christi last night He was collector
or customs at Brownsville. Tex. during
president Harrison's administration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
SANTA VISITS HARR.
Gives Him an Umbrella Specially
Made in New York.

Made in New York.
Santa Claus visited L. +. Harr yes
terday. He brought what experts on
the subject declare one Of the most
unique umbrellas in the west. and the
recipient was all smiles until he con-
suited the weather man and learned
there was no rain in sight Then he
declared he would carry it, any way,
and he did.
The umbrella was presented to him
by his employees, who had it made in
New York The handle is of ivory.
ferOciOus bulldog is carved upon
the handle. The canine wears a. heavy-
racing cap Of silver and is depicted
smoking a pipe. The presentation
speech was made by Harlan Mccain.
who calmly announced that the ems
ployes had purchased Harr a dog.
While Mr.. Harr was rubbing his
eyes fin wOnderment. the umbrella VS.
pressed into his hand
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he WAS IN LOVE.
No Other Reason Can be Given for
This Shooting.

Chicago Dec 25.-CharIes B. Martin,
manufacturer in the AIcVicker Theatre
building, is at the county jail hospital,
and his death is expected from a bullet
wound which mas penetrated the abdo-
men and lungs. The shooting occurred
i'm the office of Angel & Co., 5l2 to 5i6
Champlain building, in the presence Of
Miss BerniCe MiChaUs who had q few
minutes before rejected a Christmas Of
feTing from Martin.
II is alleged by persons who were in
the office at the time of the shooting
that Marion had at first threatened to
shoot Miss dichaus, and that she had
screamed. and that then he turned the
gun upon himself and fired. The police
are hoping to set a statement from Mar
Tin before his death. Martin Is deliriOus
and constantly repeats that the shooting
was an accident Miss MichauS. on the
Other hand, mas asserted that Martin had
threatened to shoot her on several Occa-
sions, though she had taken the menace
a jest.
Miss MichGUs visited Martin at the hos
p-eal, buc he was unconscious, and did
not recognize her
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Father and Son DROWNED.

Santa Barbara, Cal, Dec. 25.-Frank
Dowler and his son Ralph were
drowned in the channel today while
fishing. A fishing party found the boat
capsized near the shore. The elder
Dowler was known to be a good swim
mer. but the son could not swim, and
the suppOsition is that the father lost
his life while trying to rescue his son.
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Killed His Mother With Az

Taylor's ais, MINI, Dec. 25.-Abe
Nelson. an Ole resident. has been taken
into custody, charged with killing his
mother, SO years Of age, by splitting
her head open with an axe last night.
He was weak minded, but was consid-
cred harmless. He is So years Of age
and was alone with his mother at the
time. he has been lodged in jal.
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Gave Each a Quarter.

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 25.-The EIks
of Birmingham presented to the poor
people of this city a Christmas tree
loaded with gifts tonight. and 1900 chill
dren took part in the festivities. Every
poor child or woman who went to the
theatre where the celebration took
place were given silver quarter as a
present
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Flora Drowned HerseIf

Denver, Dec. 25.-The body of Flora
Mcdonald a waitress, 26 years Of age
was found this morning in the civ
park lake. There were marks on her
throat which indicate that she was
murdered. The police, however. have
concluded that Miss Mcdonald com
mitted suicide, as there is no evidence
&c support the theory of murder. be-
yond the few marks on the face and
T1aeir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
WANTED THE INSURANCE.
So Grsenberg Set Fire to His Cloth
ing Store.

Spokane, Wash, Dec. 25.-Jacob
Greenberg. manager of the Plymouth
Clothing company's store, was arrested
llis morning on the charge Of arson.
He IS accused of setting fire to the
store few days ago to secure IS. 600
insurance. Examination after the fire
showed the shelves were largely filed
with empty boxes and revealed strong
evidence that gasoline and matches had
been used. GTeenberg is said to be
vel known in New Whatcom and i'm
San Francisco.
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CHANGED e Name.

London, Dec. 25.-The king has written
letter to the committee of the Prince
OF Wales hospital fund, in which his
majesty says; Il have been SO much
identified with the creation and success
of the fund and continue to take so great
an interest in il that I desire that its
present name be changed to that of
dom
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Akron Man Electrocnted

Akron, O., Dec. Sd. P. Wheeler.
cashier Of the Citizens National bank.
was found dead in front Of the vault in
the bank this afternoon. He had bee +
killed by an electric shock through
handling a socket Of an incandescent
lamp and opening the vault door at the
same time, thus forming a fatal cur
rent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
LONDON TIMES SAYS ENGLAND, NOT
RUSSIA, Is ENTITLED TO CREDIT

London, Dec. 26.-The Times this
morning publishes an editorial arti-
Gle on the pretensions of continental
newspapers that it was Russia, not
England. that prevented European in
PREVENTION in the Hispano-American
war.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
BLooDsHED AND FIRE.

Three Killed Down IN The Town Of
Shreveport.
Shreveport, La, Dec. 25.-Christmas
day had its trail of bloodshed and fire
in Shreveport
There were three killings, all being
negroes, and a fire, which destroyed
property valued at $4,000. The three
killings reported were those of Jack
Ryan, cOloTed. who was shot by an
unknown man; H. H. Ewell shot and
killed by Charles Bell, and TIE body Of
an unknown negro was found in what
is known as Wilson alley.
An examination by the coroner re-
Vealed an ugly bullet wound in the
right side of the man
No arrests were made in connection
with the killings.
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NJ 80 KilIed

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. 25.-Three ne
groes were killed near WiImot yester-
DAY, as the result of d quarrel over a
land sale. Martin Davis and jeff Da-
Wis, cousins, engaged in a fatal duel
James Thompson a friend Of one Of
the dead men, was subsequently, shot
and killed by Arthur Davis. father Of
Martin Davis. Arthur Davis is in Jail.
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The Times thinks that the moment
has arrived for the production of doc
Umentary evidence regarding the atti-
tude of Great Britain on that oc-
casion, 'in order to nip in the bud the
growth of an ingenious legend Of a
kind from which we have suffered be-
fore now"
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shaw 81 80 Throat

New York, Dec. 25.-Henry Eagle Shaw.
an American. according to a Rome Sis'
patch to the Herald. committed suicide in
his bedroom IN the Hotel Washington in
Florence by cutting his throat with a
knife. The manager of the kotel saws he
was millionaire. BE was 20 years Old
The reason for his act is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Avenged His Father.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec 25-AIose F.
Solomson shot and killed George Stub
blefeld tonight Stubble6eld's father
was killed by a member of the SOlom-
son family several months ago. and to-
days tragedy followed Stubblefield's
appearance near the SolomsOn house
with a gun after he had made threats
against SOlomson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Do Not Want q Park

Cas- Lake, Mimi, Dec. 25.-The VII
lage council has appropriated $500 TO
send delegation to Washington to Cd
pose the creation of a national park in
northern Minnesota. The people here
want the Chippewa reservation opened
to settlement.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
His Choice Of Sacrifices

1T is true" said the person OF high
ideals. that You have attained prosper
ity by your writings. But you have pro
duced nothing that viii live"
Well answered the comfortable litei
ateUr, when it comes to a question &C
which shall live. myself or nv writing.
don't hesitate to sacrifice my writings %
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MANY GRIMES
ON CHRISTMAS
Occasion Was by No Means All
Santa Claus.
MURDERS WERE PLENTIFUL
SOME FATAL DUELS, SHOOTING
sCRAPES AND SUICIDES.
MURDERS WERE PLENTIFUL

St. Louis. Mo-. Dec. E5.-Unknown men
fired about twenty shots into a saloon
at the corner of Broadway and Carr
streets early this morning. Two men
were mounted. nearly all Of the glass in
the front of a saloon was shattered and
the fixtures were badly damaged by the
bullets.
Ihe injured ave. J. W. Smith. shot in
right temple and right wrist, serious, and
John King. shot through right arm.
The men who did the shooting escaped
before the police reached the scene.
The police deny that the affair had any
connection with the political quarrel be-
tween John j. Ryan, who was shot Sat
urday night and The Kenney brothers, Is
was r1mOred i'm some circles
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Berlin, Dec. 25.-Emperor William. while
walking in the environments of Potsdam
yesterday tossed three or four mark
pieces TO poor looking persons whom he
passed. The emperOr's Christmas bounty
IS never limited but this year he has
doubled his usual subscriptions to char
liable funds
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Vincennes, Ind. Dec 25.-Colonel
George NJ. Tayior travelling passenger
agent of the Baltimore & Ohio South
this city from blood poisoning followina
a slight surgical operation. Colonel Tav-
Tor came here from St. Louis
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Nice Row in Texas.

NacOdochas. Tex, Dec. 25.-While a
crowd of men were discharging pistols in
struck Mitch Bird. aged 10. inaicting a
mortar wound. The boys father then
fired into the crowd with a shotgun, Sc
riOusly woUnding Ed Lee. Reuben Chan
ster and Edgar Moore. all negroes. The
boy is dead and one OF the negroes is
dying.
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Shot bv a Mob

St Louis, Dec. 25.-Rev. W. Clinton.
living near DepOrt, was called to his
door at an early hour this morning
and was shot to death by a crowd of
men, He claimed to have recognized
some of them and gave their names
to the officers before dying.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26

San Francisco, Dec. 25.-1Iiss Fannie
Rowell and Jockey Lester Reif were
married yesterday at the home OF DR..
and Mrs. +. Rcwel. The date Of the
marriage had been kept secret. and
only few friends were present at the
ceremony
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Foreign Warships Invited

London. Dec. 25.-The Standard hears
that an important feature of the cor
pOratiOn ceremonies will be a naval re-
view at Spithead. on an unprecedentedIy
large scale 10 which foreign wafshiDs
will be invited
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
TWO WE'RE gUFFocATEp.
Natural Gas Causes Deaths and Pros
tration at Fort WAYNE.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Dec. Pa chimney
which was obstructed with SCOT, filed a
house with the fumes of natural gas and
caused the death of D. H. Shaffer and
Anna James. his hOusekeeper here last
night Henry Anderson is unconscious,
from asphyXiauOn, ana cannot recover.
Another sufferer was a wealthy grocer
aged S. years. an aged friend whom An
dCrson had taken to his home.
A nephew of Shaffer who went to the
house with Christmas presents this
morning broke in a door and found the
unconscious forms Of the men and that
Of the D ,'sekeeper.
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Clothing Firn ASSIGNS

St. Joseph, No. Dec 25.-The Simpson
Clothing company, a prominent retail es-
adjustment. made an assignment yester-
day. LIABILITIES. $4,000; estimated assets
about the same Liberal extensions of
credit are said to have been the cause of
the failure. A trustee is in charge.
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Nettie Drank strvchnine-

Detroit, Dec. 25.-Nettie House. 16-
year-old girl. drank the contents of a
bottle of strychnine today while standing
at q patrol box with an officer who had
taken her out of a saloon few minutes
before and placed her under arrest She
died a short time later at the emergency
hosDital
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a Dark and Muddy Complexion

Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea viii cure constipation. clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like new
person. It acts gently upon the stony
ach. liver and bowels. For sale BY
Godbe-P Pitts Drug company.
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Double his Salary.

Towne-I see there's a new teller at
the bank. I suppose SmUgley was fired
BroWue-Not exactly. They're offering
double his old salary 70 get MIN hack.
TOwne-Ab, resigned, en-
BrOWne-NOt exactly that either
They re offering 5000 reward for him.
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San Antonio, Tex. Dec. 25.-Colonel r.
=. Re1fr0 Of Brownsville. prominent
Texas politician and one Of the leading
Republicans of this state. died at Cor
pus Christi last night He was collector
or customs at Brownsville Tex. during
President Harrison's administration.
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Fought a Duel

Lockhart, Tex. Dec. 25.-As the re-
suit of duel near Coxville, Leon
Baker was killed and Jim Jeffrey was
badly wounded. Jeffrey was brought
here and is in TAIL
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He Presses the Question.

Aren't you sorry you're not married,
auntie2'
HIN. Might be sorry If I Wast"
But wouldn't you rather be sorry you
were married than sorry you're note
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1--WE just been reading a Winter in
Paradise by darlington. How enchant-
ingly he writes of the calm happiness of
married loversi"
He-Yes; he is a bachelor, you know
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Uncle Sam as a Fur Trader.
Pittsburg Times.)

The people who have been smuggling
fine fuTs from Canada are discovering
that Uncle Sam is likely TO make their
fur fly.
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One Freak Not From Kansas.


Not ali the staT-spangled freaks of the
nation bob up in Kansas. The kick made
against a Methodist bishop because he is
a chess player was not started in Kan
SaS.
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Horses Are Cheaper.

She-Are you as good a judge Of horses
as YOU are of WiVes2
The Widower-Well. I can't say that I
am. I've only lost one fortune through
horses.
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Colored Bow KilIs Rather

Brazil. Ind. Dec. 25.-In defending
his mother from an assault by her
drunken husband, Theodore Watkins.
colOred. Is years Of age. shot anF killed
his father tonight Watkins had at
tacked his wife with q Ratchet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26
Kennedy Knonked Out

Cincinnati, Dec. 25.-Larry Temple Of
New York knocked out Eddie Kennedy
of Pittsburg in four rounds before the
Abbey Athletic club here today.
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Do You Believe it is Lawful
chelsea Gazattel

Business Man-Remember, my boy. the
watchwOrd of success is perseverance. %
There is nothing impossible then.
Smart 4Outh-Then you can tell me,
perhaps, how a man can marry his
widows sister.
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Shot bv a Saloon Man.

Hot Springs, Ark, Dec 25.-Frank
Mallory. proprietor Of a restaurant,
was shot today by Frank Chilcut, a
saloonkeeper. 1t is claimed that the
killing was in self-defense. Chilcut is
in iail.
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Personal.

Timothy Kinney. a prominent Rock
Springs merchant. is spending a few days
in the city visiting his daughter. Miss
Angela Kinney. Mr.. Kinney is accom-
panied by his daughters. the Misses Dora
and Mary Kinney.
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D. l. 60 Iine-

(St. Louis GIobe-Democrat.)
None of the Springfield CNassD hotels
seem to possess accommodations equal
to those of the White House in Wash
ingtOn.
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An Early Bird.
Detroit Free Press

Jane-I never had such a miserab bic
Christmas month in all my life
Martha-Whats the matter2
Jane-Why, [ got silly Mt and did
all my Christmas shopping two months
ago.
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To cure a cod u one pay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
IF it fails 70 cure. z. " Groves sig
nature is on each box. PC.
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Idaho Man in Boston.

Especial to The Herald.)
Boston, Mass, Dec. 25.-P. p. SchelIev.
registering from Idaho. is at the Tou-
raiue.
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Uncle Sans Qualifications.
lRaltlmore American

Uncle Sans success with the isthmian
railway should be q good TecOmmenda-
ton for him when ne takes charge OF
that canal
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To Stop a Cold

After exposure or when you feel a cold
coming on, take a dose of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t never fails to stop
a cold If taken in time. Johnson Pratt
Drug Company.
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Well-to-do Farmer So

Hudson, n. Y, Dec. z5.-Peter A.
Hallenbeck, a wei known farmer in
Columbia county, while alone in his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-26

COLLECT GREEN TRADING
STAMPS. Don't forget to ask for them.