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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
The Two Dances-what was made.

Lehi has been well represented by
bands of music for number OF years
past, perhaps az well as any city in
Utah for her size. She had going for
some years three bands-a brass, silver
and string band. These kept our
town well TO the front in the musical
profession After while the brass
band dropped out, not however before it
had rendered some excellent service for
the public. The other two have re-
NAMED and too much cannot be said
IN their praise, for in public and in pri-
vate their sweet strains have cheered
many dropping spirit But now a new
idea which indicates II very progressive
spirit has been sprung by younger ele-
ment than those mentioned above and
we are to have now two more bands or
ganized on political lines and in the
shape Of drum corps. For this new
aud Young idea we give the young peo-
pie OF our town much praise and credit
for their move IN this direction. They
deserve the help Of their respective par
ties and how each party has rendered
them assistance we will now show.
On Tuesday, January %, the demo-
cratic boys got up a dance TO raise money
To- help pay for their instruments. They
sent put their invitations and at tbeil
dance had 90 numbers which brought
the SUN OF $3.50. The music took q
per cent or 81 81 and the hall sl3.50
This left them $40 49,
On Monday, January %, the Republi
can boys held their dance They sen
out their invitations and had 1903 mum
bers which brought them SOL so. Tn
. music took % per cent which was sl2.S1
3 The hall claimed as above $i3 80. Thi
E left $25l3, The republican ladies do
mated food enough for supper whic
was sold on the stage to the dancers froi
3 which they received $l4 So, making
1 total Of ,GG.35 received. Their who
n expense was $30.35 leaving balance
c $50 90. This is very good showing ar
must be very encouraging to the repu
s lican boys for they received more aft
y all expenses were paid than the boys
the other party took in, We attribu
y the success OF the republican dance
s the help rendered by the Ladies r
d publican club for the boys in fine shap
o Their display OF eatables was very tenn
d ing being OF the very best quality. T
little program rendered ut this dan
q made the occasion much more enjoyab
(, The singing was very nice and the rec
50 ing most excellent. Miss Smith and NJ
10 Karrens are amongour very best recit,
and when they do well we love to tell
"a because we feel proud o! our young p,
y Pile whoever they may be. Aud VIII
y they do well, whether It IL singing or
10 citing, we feel they are entitled to praii
% We, congratulate the Republican bo
y upot. their success but must say I
" Democratic boys did not get the patro
age at their dance that they Geser
from their party
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
Worthy OF its Name.

American Fork, Jan. l6.--This is to
certify that We have purchased a Home
Comfort steel Range from the Wrought
Iron Range Company and it is all the
Salesman claims for it, It cooks with
hall the fuel and quicker than any stove
We have ever had. We recommend it to
everybody.
Nix And MEs. WM. Cousin.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31

Ina recent ediIofialthe Salem, Oregon
Independent says "ling end again
have we seen Chambarlaiu's Cough
Remedy tried and never without the
most satisfactory results. Whenever
We see a person afflicted wi,hhoarseness
with acough or cold, we invariably
advise them togct Chomberlain's Cough
Remedy; and when they do, they never
regret it. II always does the work, aud
does it we'll" For sale by d L
Ellingson.
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Hundreds Say the Same.

American Fork, Jan. l6.--I can testify
that the Home Comfort Range, sold by
Mr.. Parks, representing the Wrought
Iron Range Company, Of st, Louis, Mo-,
is perfect in every way for convenience,
and saving OF fuel, quick backing and
heating, would not for twice the price
do without niue.
Mrs MINME GRANT,
We chez rfully endorse the above;
L A. McCLEARy,
JEFFERSON EAsDloUND.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

For first class harness go TO the Coop.
Next Friday will end the second term
OF our district schools.
The Peoples Coop is headquarters
for harness Of all kinds.
For the cheapest and best liquors Of
all kindsg go 70 Campbell and Whitman's.
Main St., Lohi
Only first class material and work
manship used in our harness. Peoples
Coop.
jug and bottle trade a speciality at c.
A, IIosier & Co. liquor dealers, Main
street, Lehi.
The Coop received n large cons ign.
ment Of 2 in. well pipe that they offer I
very low prices.
II you want the ioaming ale, the purest
liquors and the choicest wines, 60 to
Campbell and Whitman's Main st. Lehi.
when in need Of anything in Liquors
don't forget to call at c. A. Hoser and
Co. in the Dorton building, Main St.,
Lehi.
Say have you seen the display OF
wines and liquors in tho windows OF
Campbell aud Whitman Main Street,
Lehi.
Uoto G A. IIosler and Co. for all
kinds OF liquors for they carry full line
and are headquarters.
Main St., Lehi City.
Peoples Coop are having II large
rade on Rock Spring coal this winter
the people OF Lehi always know goot
thing when they see it.
The stockholders Of the Locust Grov,
Company held their annual election ii
the bank building on Monday and elected
the following officers: VIM. Clarl
President, T. r, Cutler, VIM. w, Taylor
Robert Gichrist and T, +. Tran'
directors.
The American Beauty ows her prestige
more TO u clear complexion than to an!
other attribute A cIp of Parks Tei
will enable anyone to possess this
1t clears the skin and removes pimplei
and that sallow, muddy look. Parks
Tea is used by thousands OF ladies fol
the complexion. Without being cath
artic il cures constipation.
Sold by d, +. Ellingson
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BUSINESS Briefs.


We have the agency for the celebrated |
Peacock Coal again this year. Our
weight lie never questioned. Peoples
Coop.
WANTED Ladies' to aid me in my
business. Good salery Address with
stamp, Mrs. A. Norman. Manager Isa-
bella Toilet Co., 1925 7th, st. Salt Lake
City Utah.
Whom you want good and cheap |
clothing and underwear buy it at
Peoples Co-op Inst. they have the largest
assortment Of any house IN the County |
Exf Papers will be forwarded untilex. !
plicit osssers is received by the publish |
er for their discontinuance, and until
payment of all Wrearages is made, as
required by law.
All kinds Of coal ut Peoples Coop.
Take your grain, lucern seed. and
dried fruits N Peoples Coop.
I've a secret in my heart,
Sweet Marie,
A tale would irupart,
Sweet Marie.
Ifyou'd even fairer be
You must always use Parka Ten
The improvement you will see,
Sweet Marie.
Sold by ID. f.. Ellingson.
ID. 4 R.G. West Bound leaves Lehi
at . 8 :62 s4:45 & 10 80 SIZES East
f.. Bound "a SIS 10 1855.
Why pay 80 10 100 dollars for O
8 Sewing Machine when Peoples Coor
Inst. will sell you MS fine Machine
!, as il made from rs to 80 dollars. These
machines have all tho lateet and best
" attachments. Come and see them.
e Go to Becks Hot Springs and take {
81 good bath and then to DR.. Merrihewl
d Office and have your teeth cleaned, anC
b. you will be a new person.
er DR.. Merrihew
of
Ia SHITOH'S CURE, the great Cougl
20 and Group Cure, is in great demand
Packet size contains twenty-five desc
sold only 25c. Children love il.
Sold by T. j. Wadsworth
ho KARLs GLOVER ROOT will purif
% your Complex ion, regulate your Bowel
: and make your head clear as q bel
: 25c., 80. DID,, and 81 90.
Sold by I j. Wadswortl
rs Captain Sweeney. U. S. A., Sa
!, Diego, Cal. says: "Shilohs Catarr
Remedy is the first medicine | hay
ever found that would do me any good =.
ei Price 50c. Sold by 7. J. Wadsworth
10 A cup OF Parks Tea at night move
90 the bowels in the morning without pal
l. or discomfort; II is great healt
~ giver and blood purifier.
Sold by d. E. Ellingson
snLoH's CURE, the Great Cough an
- Group Cure, is for sale by us. Poke
size contains twenty-five doses only rs,
Children love it.-sold by Druggist
Parks Cough Syruy cures Colds an
Consumption. Mrs Catherine, Blacl
of lie Roy, N. Y, says; 81 took on
bottle of Parks Cough Syrup. 1t acte
: like magic Stopped my cough and
am perfectly well how "
Soddy ID. L Ellington.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
A WATER TELESCOPE

How q, Mai. nm Ins,ru,. ..,,,. xvs.S
You Can See Hinder w.tsr.
No Doubt n oood MANY NJ orr hors nm.
girls saws ,bo Now Xorl, Svos,3 s ra
| ignorant ~ tho fac, ,ha, tho, co., ,,,,,s -,
littIe trouhlc ana q, Aimee, 10 a-,a,' 'e 49,!
strnct nm Instrument WITH ,yhich ,ho,, 90. 81,
plainly see what is going on under The yyater
over which thew sail their boais The very
idea OF such a thing is attract,ve and wa
propose 10 ten Won hov IL can no done
The water telescope may be made NJ
wood or OF tin. whichever Won nrefer ana
we will describe both Tho Tin ia better
because IL lighter and more easily handled
Its manufacture is very simple Get tin
smith TO make for you funnel-shaped tin
horn about three feet long. IL should be
eight or ten inches in diameter at tho bot
tom and broad enough at tho top for both
eyes 10 look into. Into the bottom put A
piece OF glass, cut TO fit and make IL perfect
ly tight, Leave the top open. The
inside should be painted black TO prevent
the reflection of the light upon the sur.
face OF the tin. Around the outside OF the
bottom solder on several sinkers to Offset
the buoyancy OF the air in the water-tight
horn and make It easier 10 submcrge. hit
Is not convenient To get round piece
glass, have the large end made square And
use square glass That's an there Ia Of il,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When oho became Miss. she chung TO castoria.
When sne bad Children, she gave them castorta.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
Turldon the Photographer,
20 Box 1862 Am. Fork Utah

Lehi, Jan. 30, ls05.-This certiiies
that the range I purchased from Mr.
Parks isjustas he represented. II saves
fuel, does quick balSing and heats nicely.
Now that the opportunity is present
I advise and recommend my neighbors
10 buy one.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
A Postal Card,

with your name and address plainly
written, will bring Turldon, the photo
grapher, to your house, prepared to
photograph yourself or any member OF
your family, ii,your own parlor day or
night, No pay in advance Before you
have any work done be sure to see
Turldon's samples, Satisfaction Guaran-
teed.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
OBEY EILGNGsoN, Mayor.
Mas, OtEY ELLINGsoS.

We endorse theahoye
MAT KNUpEsoN, CHRls KNuDrsoN,
MRs, SAM WING, Mrs. b. A, EVANS,
G. II. BARNEs, Jos. THOMAS, Orro
IIupsoS all OF Lehi. BisHop CALLsroR,
OF Fillmore. BisHoP Johnson, Provo.
nr o H. Dogge is about to leave
this section oil the country and 80 to
Salt Like During the time the Doc,er
has been practicing here he has worked
himself very iayorably into the good
feeling Of Ike people, and especially is
this the case in regard to the ladies, Who
like his politeness and pleasing manners
lie is leaving because he cannot stand
the amount OF riding he is forced to do,
to attend to the amount Of business
which has increased on his hands, and
he feels sorry his health will not allow
him 10 continue. lie likes the people
very much and has no fault to find with
them in the manner they have treated
him.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31

THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1896.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
Or. a. M. Thorpe,
Physician and Surgeon,

ose,eE ar UNION oSOe srorr. Lrm CRY
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31
TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting horse in n fine healthy con.
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life TO an old or oyer-workcd horse. rs
cents per package. For sale by druggists
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-01-31

The stock Of Dry Goods is larger than
any in the county but we want to may
room for our Spring Stock and will sell
what we have on hand at lowest posi-
BILE prices to be obtained Ladies un-
derwear will be sold at cost to clean
out the line
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
SIZE MAD PEIRL ~ HER TOOTH

Mrs. y. Morrell Beiell, Of No. s2 West Eighty
nrth-st had a pearl about twelfth Of an inch
In diameter removed from a back molar about a
week AGO by Or. william !. Leeds. formerly
denonstrator in the NcWYork College OF Dentistry,
who has an office at No. lao Broadway The pearl
has been sent to Tiffany's TO be mounted Mrs
Beden il the wife Of architect and is active in
social circles.
The facts Of the case wer" only made pubic yes
terday. To a Tribune reporter who called at the
home Of Mrs. Bedell last night she said she was
troubled with sharp pain III back tooth
while AZ Bar Uarbor last summer The tooth be-
gan 10 worry her several days after she had eaten
some oysters At the time she believed the cause
OF her suferngs due 10 the cavity In the tooth
During her stay AT Bar Harbor she suffered ulch
pain Every tine the tooth annoyed her she fel;
as II something was pressing on the nerves OF the
tooth. She could find anything lodged ~ the
cavity however. Returning TO this city, she vsitel
DR. Leeds who discovered a gl0Dular growth III me
cavity OF the tooth. which he removed with df-
hculiy. The growth proved to be perfect pink
pearl
Or. Leeds lives at No 100 West Ninety -ninth,st
He was not at home when Tribune reporter cail'i
last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
BRIGHT PROSPECTS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR sCHIEREN WILL TAKE THE STUMP Fol

MAYOR sCHIEREN WILL TAKE THE STUMP FOR
wuRsTER- NOTES FROM THE FIELD.
All was life and good humor at the Brooklyn Re-
publican headquarters No. 200 Joraemon-st.. yester-
day. Mayor Scheren sent word 10 Chairman Key
nods that he would take the stump for Frederick
w. Wurster. the Republican candidate for Mayor.
Not only will he make speeches, but he says he>wil
preside at meetings wherever and whenever possible
between and Election Day. and do all in his
power to win Republican success on November D.
The Republican headquarters are more room'
than the party has used before. Chairman Reynolds
Is TO have room for himself as also secretary
| TreadweN and his assistants. Colonel Charles b.
Morton and David p Watkins. The executive body
of the Campaign Committee Is composed OF two
from each Senate district. follows
Senator William II. Reynolds. chairman Nar-
rem c. Treadwell secretary: Robert \. Sharkey.
treasurer Charles Il. Morton. David 7. watkins
assistant secretaries: Albert T.. Guon. clerk; Cam
pa!gn Committee. Theodore b. Wills. jacob BTen-
ner George II. Roberts jr., Alexander Robb. Henry
G. Saren William J. Buttling Charles F. Rein
bardt Robert J. Morgan Frank G. Elliott. Jacob
Worth John Tenant, Israel f. Fischer. Robert B
sedgwick; ex-ofHcio Jesse Fuller, Francis p Nc
Coll John g. Deubert. Jesse johnson. chairman Of
the Finance Committee.
The Election Commissioner have awarded the
ticket printing contract to j. J. Little d Co. OF
New-York The number OF ballots TO be printed
is 400 go divided equally between the general CON
tainne the candidaes names and the SPECIAL or or
PROPOSITION
bonds for the Improvement Of ne caraiS,. ,,
A largely attended meeting OF the Brooklyn Young
penuhlican Club was he'd last night at which the
nominations Of Mr.. Wurster and other candidates
were ratified go r..t. .,,
"I'ncie Dan' Bradley. SHEPARD Democratic candl-
date for Senator in the ND District YESTERDAY an
nounccd his Intention Of staying in the race Inc
news sent chill the regulars In Mr. Iradiey
district They had been saying that Frank j. Gala
cher the regulars candidate was such an unobJec,
tionable young man that Uncle Dan "ouId
rromntly leave the fed "Uncie Dan Will do moth
Ing Of the This largely improves the prospects
OF Franklin Woodruff. the Republican candidate,
who is going 10 make a vigorous fight to overturn
the heavy normal Democratic majority In the dis
trict. . c lit,
The ring candidate for Mayor. Mr.. Grout VIII
make his first campaign speech tomorrow night
The SHEPARD Democrats have started Their cam
paign With vigor that disheartens the friends OF
| Mr. Mclaughlin Their headquarters at NO '3'
Futon-st are to be open day and night, and meet
| ngs will be he'd every evening. John IL. Durack
will have charge OF the Eastern District heaI-
quarters to be opened this week. The frst eiorm
will be fired at the Criterion Theatre on ehhes-
"a niPh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
rusr DEATH or Major o. F. H. WAITE.

C!arenont y. H.. Oct l2-Major o. F. K Wai'e
died last night from Brighrs disease. lie was BORN
IN Chester VT in lslS learned the printers trade
in New-York city. ana from 1888 to 1877 was fore
man of The Cheshire Republican" at Keene y. H..
ami was afterward editor and publisher OF The
snlrl, Of the Times" Afterward he was associate
editor Of The Springfield Republican" edior and
n,ib,isher OF TIC Berkshire County Eagle at
Pushed Mass. and from lS'i to 1888 edited ana
nubished The Clarenont Eagle. he was engross,
me- clerk in The New Hampshire Legislature In 1876
ami ISL State Insurance Commissioner for three
years following 1855? and assoGiae editor OF Ine
civ for four years He also compiled The New
Hampshre Register three Years was general re-
tcrv,ard military secretary 10 the War Committee
OF the Governors Council; lie prepared Ciar e
non,'g war history "New Hampshire In the Great
P,heli,on and various other works Including East
mans Eastern Coast Guide Book -
IL was major OF the 9nth Regiment. New Hamp-
shire Militia. and was appointed Brigade Inspector
i'm 1876 His golden wedding was celebrated sep
tcuber 10 1897. IL leaves widow ana nve chi-
dren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
Weary and Worn.

when the tired factory operative. the weary door
laiorer the o,criasfed booSseeacr clerk see med
ioai recomgeuac Tor expenditure - bodily force where
he md IT. Cosd tn" recorded experience OF thou
sands ~ workers be voiced the verdict would 10 tina,
fIosirers stomach falling strength slim
IN" Iiied power fresh activity and re-
lanes undue tension nothing else Dipes
lion. REGULAR habit u body. appetite AMI slee erc
promoted by H. and It f. aimrabe auAliary I'm m.
~ health by conyalecsnts fistldlus s,o,ch
offended by A. psrsons - both seses IN .
health who occasionally feel the an eri.n,
tonic the whole ~ the and the
logue - proprietary medicines does present mor.
useful. safer decisive II IL also incomo,r
able fyr f., and az Ie reumasn and kidney trle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
LIE coycREGA rloxAA cArRcH couNcIL.

Syracuse. y Y. oct 1.-THE fourth days Sos
sion OF the triennia council OF the Congrega ional
Church was held this morning. The Rev Or. T. =.
Breed Of Wyandottr submitted a rcso.rt on. which
was carried that committee be appointed for the
government OF The council TO take action on the
matter of protecting the lives ana property OF ci-
gems in foreign parts. \ resolution on temperance
was introduced and adopted.
ENCOURAGING statements from theological som
ina ries were mad, by the Rev. Or. BrastOrO for
Yale The Roy Dr Hartranft for Harvard. Tho Rev.
Dr Uaz,r FOR AnAover Professor Levi H. Payne
for Bangor Professor Graham Taylor for Ch.cato.
Professor Boswick or oberln and the Rev Or
Mel can for the Pacific AT Oakland. Cal.
Addrrsses on "Elucation FOR the Minister were
de lvercd ~ the Rev. f.. r. Williams. Of Ch'c1go
ami Arthur H. Wciiman Of Boston. The Rev
John l.. Mclean. Of Oakland. submitted the report
OF the Committee Ministerial Sta uding which
was to have been given by Professor Paine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-13
KILLED HIMSELF ~ A HOTEL.
TEE sr.,cIpr ,rp ,RENTIY DIE TO REMOEsE FOR
AN ILI~sPENT r.IFE-IIE HAD EEEN BEATEN
~ TIE FATHER or ONE or IiiS

AN ILIesPrNT r.rFE-IlE HAD EEEN BEATEN
~ TIE FATHER or ONE or Ills
ASSOCIATES.
Walter u. Vail. q years old. of NO los Fast
Forty-fourth-rt committed suicide same time FIJI
day night in room ut the Imperial Hotel He
was found dead at o'clock yesterday AFTERNOON
Death resulted from morphine poisoning
Vail went TO the hotel about O'Clock on rriuiy
night and got n room on the eighth floor SHORTY
after going there ne sent out for three noVes' ne
was not again seen alive. At O'CLOCK yestI""'
afternoon as he had not left his room. Or Elem
Ing the hotel physician, and the ho'ei he''Vt"''
Mr. Mullen, went mp to the room. The DETECTIVE
looked over tho transom and saw Vail iyins d'ao
on the floor. dressed only In his right CLONES
Entrance vas gained 10 the room and an exnmina-
ton made. An empty box. which had contained
twenty grains OF morphine. was found on tap"'
az well as a glass which held the dregs OF "h''e
fluid There was loaded revolver on the mantei-
piece.
Coroner Hocbcr was summoned to the hotel. and
decided that the fluid In the glass solution
of morphine I'pon a chair found card OF the
deed man, and the back OF IL were the name
and address Of Walter H. Grief. Of No 3}s west
Thrtieth-st. Notice WAS sent to that address, ana
John Grief. German. who said he wos tailor
arrived at the hotel in n state of great excite
ment.
His story 10 Coroner Hoeber strange one
He said he had come to the hotel prepared to give
young Val horse whipping. and produced a raw
hide which he said he Intended to use for the pur-
.ose Grief spld that the name in the back o, the
card WAS that Of his son. who about seventeen
wears Old Vail. ..e declared, WAS a f"IoW or I'M
moral habits and FOR this reason he had strongly
objected but In vain, to his ass0clatinS wlth young
Grief ~, ILL.,, l., .oh
at Eichth-ave and Thrtieth-st. Friday night, ana
induced him to go home with him. I'VE had row,
and | dubbed him" Grief almost shouted. as ne
went on with his story. When asked for an ex-
nlanation. ne became calm and sad that no
had warned Vail to keep away from MS son Nai
eot angry and drew a revolver on him. ,irlef said
he boxed the young mans ears and hurried MIN out
Of tho house Before .cavng the pace. Vail re-
marked Il know | have been scoundrel all my
ne He must have gone directly to the hotel from
Grlefs house. and II Is suppoaoi that he Planned
suicide In III OF remOrSc.
T. was learned that the suicides father died four
months ago lie kept n restaurant at No. l2i PARK
ave which Is now being managed by son. sever
teen years Old The la.t-r tod Coroner HOcber that
hIs dead brother was worthless character who
now and then helped little to supernend the
restaurant. ,
for g 900 which Is believed to be spurious The
check was dated September Is, and was made pay
able to the name of Lewis and indorsed with that
name
The body vas removed to an Undertaking shop in
Slxth-avc and an autopsy Will be made there to-
morrow morning. Vail was unmarried.