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THREATEN The PRESIDENT.
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON SEEMS
GRAVE TO SENATOR PLATT.
After Senator Tillman Had Called on
Mr.. PIatt Yesterday Came q warn
Ing Against Letting Mr.. Roosevelt Go
TO the Charleston Exposition At All.

Senator Thomas c. Platt received visit
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday after
noon from Senator "Pitchfork" Tillman Of
South Carolina. II was a courtesy call"
Of one United States Senator upon another.
Senator Tillman came to New York to
deliver tonight at the Academy of Music
an Grafton in commemoration Of the BIRTH
day Of Robert Emmet
Shortly after Senator Tillman had said
"day-day" TO Senator Patt the latter was
visited by number Of gentlemen with
large business connections in Charleston,
and who have means Of securing inside
information. These gentlemen laid infor-
nation before Senator Platt to the effect
that. secretly and otherwise. there were
the btterest feelings entertained by the
South Carolinians against President Roose-
welt.
They went on 10 describe the bitterness
by declaring that Il was first stirred when
the President entertained Booker T. Wash-
ington. the colored President Of Tuskegee
College. in the White House; that Il was
enhanced when the President withdrew
the invitation he had issued to Senator
Tillmsn to attend tho dinner In the White
House in honor OF Prince Henry OF Prussia,
and that the climax came when Lieut.
Gov. James II. Tillman Of South Carolina
telegraphed 10 President Roosevelt with
drawing the invitation rocca:iy forwarded
to the President TO deliver a sword 10 Major
Micah Jenkins on the occasion Of his visit
TO the Charleston Exposition. II has been
learned that Lieut.. Gov. Tillman sent the
telegram to President Roosevelt at the
direction Of Senator Tillman.
Now Major jenkins refuses to accept
the sword unless Lieut.. Gov. Tillman
withdraws that telegram TO President
Roosevelt.
Senator Platt's visitors told him that
threats had been made TO harm the Presi-
dent when ne visited the Charleston EI-
position, and they begged Senator Platt
on his return to Washington to lay their
information before President Roosevelt
and heg him not TO attend tho exposition.
Senator Platt told his visitors that he was
To attend the Mckinley memorial services
in the Assembly Chamber at Albany on
Tuesday evening, and that on his return
10 Wsshington he would certainly lay
their information before President Roose-
velt
Il shall certainly do as you wish me to,
gentlemen, said Senator Platt TO his visi-
tors, 'and shall give him the Information
you have just impaired TO me and beg
him not TO attend the Charleston Exposi-
ton. The information -yoli. haze. given
me is Of very grave nature. indeed
The sun., 1902-03-02
HETTY GREEN LOSES.
court Approves Of the MANAGEMENT OF
Her Mothers Estate.

BosToS, March THE Supreme Court
to-day affirmed a decree OF the Probate
Court In the case OF Hetty II. @. Green
against William W. Crapo, which approved
the accounts Of the trustees Of the will Of
Sylvia Ann Rowland, Mrs. Green's mother.
The amounts involved wero considerable,
and the litigation has been prolonged and
was the subject OF numerous hearings. The
questions related principally to the allow
anoe OF interest. the right to cell certain
property, matters OF evidence. &c. Ques-
lions were also involved concerning the right
OF the trustees 10 make certain investments
especially in bonds Of Western railroads.
As TO this the Court says:
"The appellant, who hardly would ask
10 be considered quite helpless in matters
OF business Judgment. knew OF the invest
rnent and received the interest from the
bonds without objection OF criticism, 90
far az Il appears'
The sun., 1902-03-02
7rsT wILL NOT NE DISBANDED.
Gen. Hoe scouts Reports That Followed
the burning Of the Armory.

Rumors TO the effect that the Seventy
first Regiment would not be supplied with
a new armory, and that II would be dis
banded have been started during the past
few. days much to the annoyance Of Col.
Bates and his officers and men. Gen.
Roe said yesterday:
such a report is absurd, and whoever is
responsible for il might just as well say
that the entire National Guard is 10 be
disbanded. The rumor is really too ridicu-
lous TO speak about
Capt. Ieiws l.. Clarke of Company E
announced yesterday that he had resigned.
because Of Increased business demands.
The sun., 1902-03-02
SIDE COMB IN THE POOL.
Evidence That the Barnard Girls Still swim
In the Columbia Gymnasium.

Amusement was occasioned at Columbia
University yesterday by discovery in the
gymnasium swimming pool. BY faculty
edict, several weeks ago the privilege of
using the swimming poo! one evening each
week was granted 10 the women students.
While a student was diving yesterday
his foot was nipped for moment at the
bottom OF the tank.
A search for the crab was instituted
but in its stead large sized side-comb,
such as Barnard girls affect, was recovered.
This and hair pin form the nucleus of a
swimming pool museum which has been
est8 8blished in the editorial rooms Of the
Columbia Spectator. the undergraduate
newspaper. which IL waging war against
the use of the gymnasium by women stu
dents
The sun., 1902-03-02
ESQ ADRIFT on AN ICE foe.
Lake Michigan Fishermen In Great Danger
on saginaw Bay.

BAY CITY, Mich. March 1.-Two hun
dred and fifty fishermen. residents OF Bay
City. Essexville. Winona Beach, Bayside,
and other towns near the mouth Of the
river. were carried out into Saginaw Bay
before daybreak yesterday and. II still
alive, are being swept northward on huge
ice foe. which may break up at any time
under the gale which is driving II along.
Word has been sent TO all towns along the
west shore OF the bay TO watch for the en-
dangered fishermen.
The ice Is twelve to eighteen inches thick.
but II has been honeyoombed by the recent
warm weather and may break up into small
foes.
The sun., 1902-03-02
Rumor Of secretary Hitchcocks Retire
ment Revived.

WASHINGTON, March The departure
Of Secretary Hitchcock for St. Louis this
morning has revived the rumor that he is
soon to retire from the Cabinet. Although
the report has been persistent for several
weeks, no positive confirmation Of Il could
the report Is merely the result of the de-
tArmined efforts which are being made
by several Western Senators and Repre-
seutativss to force Mr.. Hitchcock out Of
tbs Interior Department.
The sun., 1902-03-02
HOTEL FIRES aIST VICTIM.
Edward s. Hcise Dies Of In iurics Received
In Park ANcnue Disaster.

The twenty-fret victim Of the Park
Avenue Hotel fire died yesterday morning
in Bellevue Hospital.
He was Edward S, Heise. 20 years old.
n salesman Of Columbia, Tenn. He was
burned about the face and inhaled flames.
but his recovery was expected until day
or two ago. He had been only one day in
the city on the night Of the FIRE
His body was sent TO his home for burial
The sun., 1902-03-02
TRAMP STEAMER ASHORE.
The Whistler. susar-Iaden. on the Rocks
on the Massachusetts Coast.

GLOUCESTER, Mass. March The tramp
steamer Whistler. Capt. G. o. Fookes, from
Fiume for Boston, with a cargo Of sugar,
went into the breakers on Cape Ann last
night struck on ledge and landed on
Long Beach. Rockport.
The steamer is IN an exposed condition
and IL II feared that she cannot be saved
Members Of the Rockport life-saving crow
rescued twenty-three men from the steamer
after working nearly all night with the
breeches buoy
The sun., 1902-03-02
CRUISER TO BLOW Up DERELICTS.
Cincinnati WIN Find Many In the Track
OF the February Storm

The cruiser Gin cinnati sailed yesterday
from her anchorage of Tompkinsville
for Newport to take aboard explosives
to blow UP derelicts in the track OF ocean
navigation The persistent February
storms knocked out many sailing craft.
chiefly American fore-snd-afters. lumber
and cosl-laden. and the topmasts Of a
dozen or more. scattered along the coast,
protrude above tho sea. II will be easy
Tor the cruiser TO find these, but it will be
dificult for her 20 discover the drifting
derolicfe
The sun., 1902-03-02
TO SUCCEED wa TING-FANG.
Sir Lang Chen TunE suggested as New
Minister 20 Washington.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun

SpceEW CHVt DtspuIoH 70 THE SUN.
SHANGHAI. March There is a proba-
bility that Sir Liang Chen Tung viii sue
ceed WI TinR-fang as the Chinese Minis
ter at Washington. Sir Liang Chen Tung
is now the First Secretary of the Chinese
Embassy which is TO attend the corona
ton Of King Edward.
The Chinese sub-commissioner on tariff
matters met to-day to consider the basis
Of an agreement.
The health Of Taotai sheng who has been
The sun., 1902-03-02
LTDERTY,S LIGHT OUT.
Tire War Department WIN Turn On the
Electricity In n Few Days.

Bodlow's Island was in gloom last night,
the electric light in the torch Of the Statue
Of Liberty having ceased 20 burn by order
Of the Treasury Department. But the
War Department, which hereafter viii
have charge of the statue, will turn on the
current again in a few days and keep II
going indefinitely.
The sun., 1902-03-02

ne route 70 California from Nev fert or ycw
days FROM New Sork or Bosto9.-Ads.
The sun., 1902-03-02

Tue Southern Railway oner three trains daily,
With high class dining and Aeeping car service.
The route OF the Southerns Palm Limited. New
The sun., 1902-03-02
Latest Marine Intelligence.

Arrived SIS Umbria. Liverpool. Feb. n.
IS. II. NJ. " hitney, Boston, Feb. "a.
The sun., 1902-03-02

=, Buy Of the maker.- I'VE srs the msker.- :
II. z Dewey sons Co.. IN ful'oh 81 n. y.
The sun., 1902-03-02
sesboard Air Line Ry.

The shor line TO the links at Pinehursi, southern
Pines ana Camden. Past limited trains from New
YORK. Once, iiss Broadway.-Ads.
The sun., 1902-03-02

Aristoeratie. old and nne. Luy,ies brothers, N. Y.
The sun., 1902-03-02

Poiandi Poiandii Poiand!li
tiled at the Famous Poland Spring. Me.-Ads
The sun., 1902-03-02

AsheVfIIo Shu NV upftA6N ", U.t
Aer,cs srs.,ess' ss .,ss. sssi.s ss.o, sscsss hs
ses Southern RAILWAY q hysEh HesIias an.,
New York offoes, a1i and ito9 BfosovAy.-AIs.
The sun., 1902-03-02

superb Service TO Augusta, summervIlle,
Charleston and Pinehurst
" NJ and southern Railway, Through sleeping
snd dining car service. New York ofnres. 27I and
iiS Broadway. ADJ "A1
The sun., 1902-03-02

roIsnd. Polhnd!i Pelandii
:: .-,-l-. sprng water Known. -AIs
The sun., 1902-03-02

r. ~ srwisEi fsfi 'sis' 81 siSsssf 1s SssiE ~ !
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Skirt Lengths--$2.OO and $500.
Art Store Offerings.

Label books-a handy arrangement
for the housekeeper in neat book
form with all kinds of fruit labels,
gummed and ready to put on the
jars. Reduced from $1.50 to-75c.
Darning sets, just the completest
little affair with all the tools needed
for mending. Instead of S1.50-75c.
Kodak books with canvas covers to
be embroidered, red, blue, yellow and
tan, Friday and Saturday, reduced
from $1.0O to-50c.
Fancy shaped canvas bags for
soiled collars and cuffs, stamped,
rose, blue and red colors, instead of
75c-49c.
Some 'EFoxy Grandpa" cushion
covers, tinted, that were Use each
&c.
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"LemOIa" Toilet SOap--New Here
We the Special Agents.

''Lemola" is a marked fsvorits of
California in toilet soap way. It is
a discovery Of the adaptation of the
medicinal properties of the lemon to
the manufacture of a toilet soap.
Every woman knows too well with
out telling, the value of the lemon
as toilet article. Beaches, heals,
leaves the skin soft and smooth.
An Introductory sale, Friday and
Saturday, at Csc a box of three cakes,
or, each-10c.
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County Board Matter,

The commissioners yesterday ordered
a refund Of the taxes assessed against
the Norm N church property in the
Fifth ward. Permission was also given
to redeem the property from tax sale
Of 1896.
The same action was taken in refer
ence to the Kearns' St AIMS orphan
age.
Telephones were ordered placed in
the recorders Office and clerks office.
The report Of the superintendent of
the infirmary shows, Persons admitted
during the month of December, 10; dis
charged, Z; number of inmates on Dec.
81, IS.
Mccormick, Cooke & Co. were author
lied to write $1,000 insurance policy
on county furniture, and R. B. White
more a $500 policy on the same.
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Knit Garments and Hosiery.

Women's ecru feeced cotton vests
and drawers in outsizes, z, and 8
only, 6Oc each kind, Friday and Sat
uTday-45e.
WOmen's gray wool drawers, fat
weave, S1-25 Iegular-75c-
Women's blue all wool drawers,
SI.50 regular, foT-Sl.OO.
Children's gray wool union salts,
S5c regular-75c.
Children's black cotton stockings,
z and 2 ribbed, instead Of 35c-25c.
Women's heeced cotton hose, out
sizes. Soc kind-25c.
Women's black wool hose, IN out
size 81, reduced from S1.OO to-75c.
Women's fine cotton fancy hose,
broken lines, were 6Oc and 75c a
pair-5Oc
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Boys $500 to $500 Suits
1898.

Broken lines that the swift holiday
selling left with Us. Three-piece
suits, coat, vest and trousers. made
Of splendid cheviots. tweeds and
worsteds in dark and medium coIors.
Handsome suits and stylish every
one Of them, for dress up or ordinary
wear VIII render the best Of service.
So 90 up to $3.50 knee trouseI suits
for boys of 10 TO 10 years, Friday and
aturday-S3. 90.
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DOCTOR is IN DANGER.

Got Married Again When He Had No
Divorce From Mrs. Steers No. 1.
County Clerk James is in receipt of
a communication from Mrs. Joseph E.
Steers Of u212 Oak street, San Fran
cisco, asking for certified copy of
the records of the marriage in this city
Of DR.. Joseph E. Steers.
The records show that DR.. Joseph E.
Steers Of Louisa county, Virginia, and
Sarah e. Wright Of Omaha, Neb., were
united in marriage by Deputy Clerk
Blair on Feb. Z. 1899. The groom gave
his age as so and the bride admitted
having seen fOrty-One summers.
As Mrs. Steers says in her letter that
the doctor has not been divorced from
her it is supposed that there is some
thing ahead for the doctor
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CO. VA Statistic.

The POPULATION Of Salt Lake increased
sixty-six turing the month of Deem
Der. there. being 129 births as against
sixty three deaths. Of those who died
thirty four were males and twenty nine
females. Sixty-eight males were born
and sixty-one females. In December,
1901, there were seventy-fOur deaths
and eighty-nine births Contagious and
infectious diseases were reported as fol-
lows: DiphtheTia, 40 cases; scarlet
fever, 1O1: mea sizes, 70; typhoid fever,
16: smallpox, 6; chicken pox, 1; mem
braneOus crOuP. 1. There were Z deaths
from diphtheria. 4 from scarlet fever,
2 from typhoid fever, and l from
measles. There were 126 fumigations
fcc contagious diseases. Thirty two ex-
anainations of culture tubes for diph-
liberia were made and 19 were found to
contain germs.
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Brooches. Toilet Articles.

A gathering of odd kinds in many
different settings, rolled gold, Friday
and Saturday, the 25c each kinds
15c, , the 15e regular-9c.
Cd Iots of toilet and desk pieces,
all with sterling silver handles
paper knives, letter openers. letter
seals, shoe horns, tweezers, curling
irons, button hooks, etc, that sold at
regular price for 25c, 35c, SOC and 75c
each, Friday and Saturday. for a
clearance, any-HALF PRICE.
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fancy Candles and Shades.

Pretty crepe paper shades, blue,
pink and lavender, Friday and Sat
urday, instead of 15c-7c.
Bell shape paper shades for cant
delabra, yellow, pink, green and Law
ender, Friday and Saturday. reduced
from Soc each to-17c.
Plain banquet candles, green. gel
low, red and white, Friday and Sat
urday, three for sc.
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CHARGED WITH INSANITY.
John Edwards Makes Things I'm
pleasant For His Neighbors.

John Edwards Makes Things I'm
pleasant For His Neighbors.
]. j. Walton swore to an information
yesterday. setting out that John Ed
wards Of 235 Seventh East street is
insane. Edwards, who has twice been
examined as to his sanity before, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Busby and
Arnup and taken to the county jail,
pending an examination today. Wal
ton says that Edwards met him Tues
day evening and struck him over the
head with a stick, without the slightest
provocation, while Edwards says that
WALTON called him monkey.
Edwards has never been in the asy-
lum. Once he was committed to the
intirmary upon being examined, and
the next time he was discharged. The
people in the locality of his home, it
is said. viii be much relieved if he is
taken away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03
Promise to Abolish Grade Crossings

Boston. Jan. Wv. Murray Crane
took the oath of Office today as gov
ernor of assachusetts for his third
term. The attendance on the ceremony
was the largest assembled for a sim
liar occasion ir many years. The in
augural address. treated of state mat
tiers eXclusNeIy One of the principal
recommendation of the governor was
the appropriation of 5000, 600 for car
rying on the work Of abolishing grade
crossings, the money to be expended
at the rate Of 100000 a year.
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VanderbiIts Paw the Denis.

Tacoma, Wash, Jan. 2.-Payment be-
gan today to depositOrs in the defunct
Metropolitan bank. About 100000 will
be paid to claimants This is in ac-
cordance with the proposition Of
Charles McNamee, representing the
Nanderbilts, who assumed the liabili-
ties in order to save a cousin bearing
their name from disgrace.
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$500 to $3.50 ChiIdren's
EidCrtOWn COatS--S3.95

The cosiest, warmest little coats
and stylish, too, made of good elder
down, all lined and in several pretty
fashions with broad collars lastly
trimmed with silk braid, ribbon or
fur; loose and box plated backs.
Blue, pink, white. Sizes 1 to q
years, reduced from $500 and $3.50
to-S3.95.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03

Joseph A. Brown to Thomas Watts,
lots to S, block ?, East Side addi-
ton =. Observation-Disclosures.
George Paramore to Margaret R.
Biorn 10 acres southwest quarter
southwest quarter section IA, town
ship / south, range 2 west ...-......
John e Eckman to Margaret G.
Eckman. southwest quarter north
east quarter section II, township
east. etc 81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Daniel NJ. Rae to lobe FelHns, 10
acres southeast quarter northeast
quarter section 81, township / south,
range 1 west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Joseph Friedman to Magdalene
Friedman. cne-half interest in lot
20. and north half of lot 10. block ?,
Watkins addition g.. ..........-......
Thomas Adams 20 James r. Smith
south half lot 4. block y. plat c.. !,
j. III. Benson ct al. to r. J. Reaney,
XXI rods northwest from south
east corner lot J. block p, plat D.. !,
Ann Hu~ter to Nellie Bah, One-third
interest in lot g. block SO. plat A.. /,
%eIs A. Fredrickson to Robert Lock
hart. lots 1 to Is. block ?, Popperton
UiaC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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WOmen'S GIOYeS-InStCad
Of &1.25--q5C.

Capeskin is somewhat heavier
than kidskin and so for street wear
in the winter these gloves are espe-
cially desirable. Patterned after the
Dent gloves, one clasp, stylish and
most excellent wearers. Tan color
and red only. Friday and Saturday,
reduced from SIPS to-95e-
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with pimpies. or IS your complexion
cloudy? If so, one dose Of Lanes Tes'
will make a change. It purifes the
blood. cures a foul breath, makes your
complexion clear and drives pimples
ana black heads from the face. SOC
and Csc packages. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company
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Shoe Polish.

Large size can paste, instead of
10c-5c.
Can of paste and liquid, two days,
instead of 25c-15c.
Large bottle liquid polish, reduced
from Csc to-ISc.
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Get New Years Herald, wrapped
ready for mailing, 3 cents.


OHA9PPS N0W l. ear HOT ST1mlnal.
Guthrie. Okla, Jan. IL. V. Reed,
who was among The prisoners that es-
capped from the federal Jail on July 5
last was recaptured on New Years
day by Deputy Marshal Fosset and re-
turned to jail today. He was charged
with DEMONSTRATING before he escaped,
but he returns charged with murder.
having been identified by DR.. Bean
blossom of Oklahoma City as one of
the men that killed the doctors IL
year-old son near Rush Springs las;
Aup1Ist
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Editor Herald: Mr.. A. F. Lawson.
having advertised his "vindication'' in
the Dessret News twice in succession,
RS well as causing the same TO appear
IN the other city papers. permit me
to say that believe it only fair that
SHOULD have a chance to say that he
has acted toward me in every way I'M
fair. setting spies upon me day and
night on duty and off. for no other
reason than TO get me discharged. If
the board of control of the Joint build
ing thinks have been remiss in duty.
of course they have the right to dis
charge me, but I have not, and take
this way Of telling my friends that If
I an dismissed it will be for no other
reason than that Lawson has been
after my I.ace for some time, as he
has been. and is still after others. Mr..
Lawson said in the Tribune he had
nothing against me personally. but was
doing this for the benefit Of the public.
sTf his conduct has net shown person
ality. wlat sort of action viii show per-
sonality? lie has been making the fight
alone and taken his vindication all &C
himself. AAEL Uh RSI hOM-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03

The fragile babe and the growing
child are strengthened by WHITES
CREAM VERMIFUGE. It destroys
worms. gets digestion at work and so
rebuilds the body. Price 25 cents. z. C.
N Drug Dent.
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Hotel Fire in Manitoba.

Portage La Prairie. Man., Jan. p
The Grand Central hotel and several
places of business burned early today.
Total loss. $50 00c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03
A ~ and Muddy Complexion

Does not become a neat woman. Lanes
Tea will cure constipation, clear up
the skin, sharpen the appetite and
make you look and feel like new
person. 1t acts gently upon the storn-
ach. liver and bowels. For sale by
Godbe- Pitts Drug company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03

HERBINE shoiil5

HERBINE shcinG be used to enrich
and purify the blood; it cures al
forms of blood disorders. is especially
nseful IN feyers. skin eruptions, boils.
T,innles. blackheads. scrofula, salt.
rheum and every form Of blood inn
Turitv. IT is a safe and effectual cure.
price 50 cents. z. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept
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Real Estate Transfers.

Every New Years Herald sent to
some friend in the east helps Utah.
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The properties of BILLIARDS
SNOW EMINENT possesses a rare
usefulness greater than any other rem
edy. A day seldom passes in every
household, especially where there are
children, that it is not needed. Price 50
cents. Z. c. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Every New Years Herald sent to
some friend in the east helps Utah.
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Let the people in the east know
what Utah is doing. All about it in
the New Years Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-03

Let the people in the east know
WHIT Utah is doing. All about it in
the New Years Herald