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New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
GOOD NEWS FROM NEW- BRU RUNSWICK. ~ J
WAGES RAISED AND FACTORIES RUNNING TO
THEIR FULL CAPACITY EXTENSION
or RI'DHEU WORKS.


OF RUBBER WORKS.
Notice has been given to the employees OF the
National Water Tube Boiler Company, OF New
Rrunswick y j., that beginning with next pay
day their wages will be increased 10 per cent The
Increase IL general and affects every department OF
the works which ~ OF the most important
Industries OF the city. giving employment to "a
large number OF men. Eighteen months ago the
general depression In business forced the company
10 cut down wages. with returning prosperity ana
better prospects they feel safe In restoring the old
scale OF prices
Another evidence Of returning confidence is SHOWN
I'm the fact that the managers OF the local pant
OF the United States Rubber Company have re-
ceived orders from headquarters to rent the old
mill. which was shut down some years ago. This
will more than double the factory's payroll ana
Increase It's output accordingly The mill VIII give
employment to nearly 1000 hands.
The Norfolk and New Brunswick Hosiery com
panys factory Is running full time, ana win
every department full-handed Never before IN its
history has the company been so busy while me
pros poets for "A continuance OF trade are excellent
The two wallpaper factories. instead OF shutting
down for two months. has been the custom
heretofore have kept running this month. and VIII
only shut through August, because IT Is
necessary TO take stock and give machinery ana
buildings the usual summer overhaung.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

form OF the British Infantry. painted In London
In 100 by an unknown artist. He married Cath
crime Livingston. daughter Of Robert Livingston \
miniature is offered of the wife of Enos r. Throop.
who was Governor of New-York two terms.
Among other offers are a portrait by Trumbu,
Of Frances Platt l.upton. daughter OF Colonel
Platt Townsend. and wife of Colonel Lancaster
Lupton. and a portrait by Ingham Of Mrs Eliza
beth Townsend Porter Beach well known as an
authoress during the Rebellion. Il. y. Zelicr, who
leaned the portrait OF the Princess Electress Eliz
abeth Augusta Of the Palatnate OF Bavaria. to the
Portraits of Women exhibition last year. has Of
fered to loan the picture again mis- year and with
il IA portrait of the ladys husband. Carl ". Elcc-
tor OF the Palatinlte OF Bavaria. These portraits
are by G.. Damaree.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
,1IRoAp SALE CONFIRMED.

Judge Wallace In the United states circuit court
Yesterday entered an order confirming 'h' SUI
Tho ur,pertv Of the New-York and Ne"-Ene."ni
pur. - companv which was sold at auction Pee
Gently hv the receivers. Tnomaf g. Plait ana Mar
den j. Perry 20 the Rcorganizitio Commii'''. com
poeed IF John l. Waterbury. Henry J" cannon ara
T Jefferson Coolidge. jr. for N"""' u l- ago
ordered that the receivers forthwith make '"' "'.
, rcu,r, OF their recclpis anl disbursement. 'ni "i
~u ,ufsf,utiug obligations Incurred 10y ti.i". hil
Conmissioner Shields is appointed sp"c" master
10 ,xainlne and nnss upon M r'porir.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
Used 4 COUPLING PIN AND CRUTCH
NEW RUNswICK. n. j., TRAMPS BEAT AN IRON
MOI.DER INTO INsENSBiILTY
AND ROB HIM

Another tramp outrage in the lonely section OF
Highland Park New-Brunswick. n. j., adjacent
to the railroad bridge and freight yards. was re-
ported to the police on Tuesday night. George Ben.
son. an iron moulder from Baltimore. went into
the police station shortly before midnight covered
with blood and weak that he could scarcely
stand He said that he had been attacked near the
railroad bridge by two tramps one OF whom was
a cripple One man struck him with a coupling
pin while the cripple used his crutch as club.
and Benson made unconscious.
He was robbed Of everything he possessed. Al.
though the place where the assault occurred 10
outside the city limits. an officer was sent to the
freight yards. which are infested with tramps No
trace was found Of the hishwaymen. who are. how
ever known to the police. They have been hang
ing around town for the last week. and have an
noyed every one by their mpudent and persistent
begging
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
RAILROAD INTERESTS.


6. ~. AND II. IlRt' lpkS MIL
Cincinnati, July 3l-At meeting ~ ih' if''''fN
n, tho ,ev Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton rhe
Cincinnati. Hamilton and p'yton AMI
Cincinnati Dayton AMI Trenton Railroads n'' u"
this city yesterday the following ne" directors "'''
chosen: Rush Tasgart AMI M'ssrs Fellows avn
Davis Of ew-York. Robert 9. Sch'nck l'f fi'i''
Frederick \. Short and George l. lAl'h. oi ''N'ii-
natl Elgh, OF the old directors were reelected
rbo directors had no puorum ani Will organize a.
some future dav either here or m Ne" YORK lnr
nov tGlor.p - stock Wa NJ d. fu"l '''it- lhr
certificates are not ready hnl hrcths" ii' "'' '"''
have not Vet All been .lrrcni'rrI
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

that the bank insolvent In the spring OF 1884.
Mr. Eckels had some correspondence with the di-
rectors. conducted by Cashier Risley, VINO died IN
Apri 1885, The result that Controller Eckels
accented a bond OF the directors to make the i'm.
pairment OF the banks capital good. This was not
done. however. The bond was flied in the Treasury
Department at Washington. and when Rlseys for.
geries were discovered, after his death. the bond
was also found to be forged
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
THE SHERIFF. HAS A NEW SECRETARY

Henry Oviatt. who has been private secretary TO
Sheriff T.. J. II Tamsen since the Sheriff took
Office on January :. yesterday resigned to engage
IN mercantile business. The Sheriff has APP
pointed AZ MI Oviatrs successor \ red j. Amend.
"A hro,h.r-ln-law OF Herman Riddcr and law
clerk In the Office ~ cX Commissioner Charles +.
MacI.can sheriff Tamsen's counsel Mr. Amend
i~ a brother 81 Charles Amend. OF the drug firm OF
Elmer a Amend. Thrd-avc. and Eighteenth-st.
who IL being urged by the Ridder faction among
the German Democracy for County Clerk this fall.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
MR.. CARLIsLE's PLANS CHANGED.

Washington July 3i.-Secretary Carlisle has
changed the plans for his trip through the great
lakes Accompanied by Mrs. Carlisle he will leave
Warrington On Friday and go direct to Chicago.
where they will be Joined by Mrs. w X Car
lsle and her children The party VIII board the
lighthouse tender Amaranth. probably on Saturday.
and make the tour of the lakes to Bu1alo The
time consumed will be about thirty days.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD OPENED.

,s,u-, park y !. July 81 (speciaD-Thc Atlantic
Co,s, Seashor. Electric Hallway opened It's isA'
between this place and Elberon this evening. Two
car, were run Among the invited guests who m'''
the trip were II II. Nreonnd president oi 'h'
broadway cable Company. Ncw-York; Johh T.
O'Rrlcn of the Metropolitan Traction company -
O. Becbc. New York. Colonel q. Is NJ l"fN''' '.'
nresldent of the new road. Mayor Frank Tcnbr'''k'
=, ,.,,ry park. lanes J. Corhctt. the pugllist. y.
Z narung,on Of darlington. Asbury Park tow
officials and a number OF n"w'pnp,i men men ~ 49,,
..l,If
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

WHOSE SNAKE DOES THIS SKIN BEI'oN' l'f
rhore &c on exhibition In the Of W. $.
Keone In Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island an op-
iect which is said to be a portion OF boa con-
strlctor's skin. Major Frederick Mather' 80 the
story runs found the article on 'he top of nh
near his house on Tuesday afternoon TINS Is not
far from where the big snake was said TO nave b"en
GOO, hv Justtce Velsor and l. W Valentine The
skin II such II be. appears 10 have come from the
tail portion OF the snake. and Is 10 inches IN cr,
cIlmfercnce at the larger end. spot on the road
was Yesterday pointed out as the place The snake
crossed The dust the road had the appearance
OF a log having been drawn through II. The snake
ala not favor the neighborhood with an appearance
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
, SrORY ABOUT ECKELS AND RTSLEY.

Hartford July Sl.-"The Post" this afternoon IN
an editorial says that Controller Eckels knew tnat
the First National Bank Of Willimantic was In
solvent a wear before II failed. Ii says that Bank
Examiner f. +. Dooley informed Controller Eckels
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
TRANSATLANTIC TRdyELLERS

MANY wELr,KNowN PEOPLE CAME ~ oN THE
TErTOSIC.
Tho white star steamship T"uionc arrived mere
,os,cra,y after a run Of six days two hours ana
ove minutes Among M" numerous w"h-Khowh
,.sseng.rs abroad were Mr. and Mrs. Elhridge J.
Cory f. q Grlswoll. ogden Mills, Mr. ana MfS
: C. Van Rensselaer,, j. u. Rockcf'llrr. Jr. M'
and Mrs j. Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs. w. Emlen
Roosevelt Mrs. Fitzhugh Whit"honsc ana Henry
urhNehnnsc Oihcr phsscngcrs wore.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
MARI.HOROtGU.

MARLBOROUGH.
J. G. shaw. Savannah.
\. Teal Palestine. Tex.
Il II. Pfan. Ashtabuia.
II. HAYS. Rochester.
Miss z. VI. solomon. Charles
ton.
r r. Barlow. Oakland. Cal.
H. :. Keller. Parkersburg.
I J. Brand and wife. Elmira.
NORMANDIE.
NJ Weber. El Paso.
". Mccammon and wife.
Cincinnati.
! l.. Wood. Dallas. Tex.
q. Timmins. Syracuse.
r.. NJ Meriden. Cincinnati.
T. ZemhA Meriden. Conn.
! e. knight. Boston.
q H. Mitchell. Connecticut.
/ & W. Huntington. connecti-
cut,
PARK AVENUE.
/ G. Van Brun, & wife. Bos-
q If. Olmstead. Cleveland.
r.. NJ. Griffith a wife.
chicago.
1 Morris. Johnstown.
General q. NJ. Sternberg h
wife. Washington.
g. Mayhoeff. Galveston.
+ II. Long Il wife. liamil-
J. r Tunis & wife. Iexing-
ton.
C. Hall. syracuse.
". -. Jones. Utica.
b G. T.. kilmer. Troy.
!. n Newton. Albany.
ST. CLOUD.
W. y. Macrcady. Mlnne-
apolls.
f. W. Taylor q wife. Buf-
falo.
4 Myers. Dallas
The Rev. w. c. Rogers.
tloversviile.
l. Loeb & wife. Phiia.
II. J. cole. bennington.
]. Higgins. Boston.
=. Voorhees,. Trenton.
". II. Clark 4 wife. Dallas.
G. Il. Reed. Boston.
II. =. Bedford Il wife.
Scranton.
ST. JAMES.
T. G. Walton & wife. San
Francisco.
A. \. Post. Flushing.
NJ. &. Phlllipson 4 wife.
Denver.
T.. Sweeney. st. Louis.
Captain Mckay. Liverpool.
W. r. Parr. Baltimore.
J. F. O'Conner 4 wife. Gal
weston.
Miss ii. O'Conncr, Calves
c. a. Sterling Orange.
sTURTEvANT.
W. II. Taylor. Chicago.
l.. Patty. New-Orleans.
J. Larrogue. jr.. New-Or-
leans.
r.. J. Marshall. Chicago.
l.. Wood. Lampasas. Tex.
W. l.. Henry. Macon. Ga.
/ T. +. Griffin. Boston.
ii. c. Mofrat 4 wife. Buffa-
10.
T. l.. Wilson. L. s. n.
c. A. Bogert & wife. Brew
ster. n. Y.
WESTMINSTER.
J. G. Bealc. Boston.
J. A. Damon. Boston.
}. Harestinny. Havana.
&. Hines. scranton.
". ]. Donald Il wife. Nor
folk. Va.
G.. J. Rurnell. Hartford.
+. &. Burnell. Hartford.
Miss c. T.. Wiggin. Topeka.
". l.. Post. Middleton:
]. NJ. Young. Northland.
c. j. Van Allen. Mortified.
Penn.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

-,r-oo, y + Crandal from the Brooklyn Navy |
1.ri 90 ,hc Naval laboratory: E&s!gn H. v Pow
.r, 80 ~ the Vermont: Ensign NJ. Z. Quinze TO the |
. cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
LESSONS ON A PANEL.
TRANSPORTATION. PAST. PRESENT AND
FUTURE.
THE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD PLACES An INSTRUC-
TIVE OBJECT LESSON IN ITS BROAD STREET
STATION IN PHILADELPHIA.

The Tribune presents herewith a representation
OF panel which has been placed in the Broad-st
station In Philadelphia and which has been much
admired and commended
The conception OF the panel. which has been exc
cuted by Karl Bitter the sculptor. and which has
been placed in position a; the head Of the grand
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
CHESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

Business at the hotels continued goon yes'e'uay'
-, .a,her keeping many guests In town.
rhe Nbermarle Hotel will reopen for the reception
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
A HOSIERY HURRAH !

Women silk plated Hose in sky, pink, cream white,
nile and gold, IS pair; were 81.
Womens exta quality ribbed Isle thread hose IN
pink, sky, lavender, nile, gold, salmon, red, emf
ncncc cream and white, lie pair; were 90 and 'oc
Children's plain and ribbed Isle thread Hose, red Sc
palr were 3Jc
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

=
ASTOR
II II Fulton. Elmira.
+. l. Evans. Philaielphi''
Il 1, COLT. cleveland.
II g. Atwood. Boston.
/. H. Thomas. baltimore.
= paigc. Washington
y Is Wright Baltimore.
Mis- q bernstein. h'il'h'
4 \ Mcdonald. FLORIDA
r. Altoona, Holland.
BRUNSWICK
f.. 4. ran. Michigan
/ H. horton chicago
II Train. cleveland
g.. : Rnlzic. Milwaukrr.
y e. Mexican washington
If /. Roberts ana WIZ
Liverpool .u
> "a Townrf Albany
Nj E. NJ Taylor WASH
inFfOn u q,
Nh. l.. NJ Taylor -
washington. IN,
". T. cunnc anu WIZ
Dayton
EVERETT.
Mrs A. y. lee. Randolph
\. \.
AIRS \ lee. Randolph.
H. rampbsil, Toron,o,
r \. Clark and w'fe' h''"
Mrs ",o'v 4. y. Rldgley. b'l'''
r. wv" Wellington, bradford
Conn
G. Il. Nichol. Albany ,A,.
r. u. Fuller. 81 johns
y. H. .,,
A H. Burton. lialli,N ro.
". narston and VIE '''
". Wells. West '"'S'
Penn.
GlLSEy.
] waldo, Houston. r,,,.
II. ". McNaugher' f''''
burg. .,,,o,t
d. +. Reckwi,h. N'w-iiar.' ,.',
g "A. Mason. i.ansinsuu's,
i. s. Hethering'on. fh''''''
g King. Chicago.
II starr Il wife. fhiiadr''
T. q narnrs e. wife. Troy
J. NJ. willis. Scranton
GRAND.
+ y. Carr. Portland.
II. q. rairneld. boston.
g A. Grasselli. CLEVELAND.
Mrs T.. a. Johnson. BOSTON
II. +. Davis. Boston.
A r. Myer. Baltimore.
l. l.. Sticht. L. :; n.
/, II. Chapman. Newouts'
7 II. Warwick. Chicago
". ". Gray. 4. s. A.
HOFFMAN.
Horny Ames. st. Louis.
W. n. Brown. Winston. NJ
n + pettman. Cincinnati
w. u. Manley Il wife. Siou'
A. A. Grar. Syracuse.
A :. Domingo. Colombia.
y Ferna ndez. spain:
W T.. Montague. washing
1 p Renshaw. Baltimore.
I II. Gregory. Chicago.
= u. Eikins. West Virginia
HOLLAND.
T.. NJ. Mabie. Boston.
Mrs. W. X. HIT. Washing
ton.
w. T.. Jarvis. Detroit.
l.. l.. Smith. Chicago.
q. ". Keater. Boston.
4 A. Richardson. Liverpool,
y. Montgomery. Portland
or.
r. ii. Hoover and wife. Bal
tlmore.
J. A. Shipley. Providence.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Gowns Of good strong muslin, mother hubbard yoke
OF fine spaced pleats, cambric ruflc on neck, yoke
and sleeves 81 In, Sc.
Good strong muslin Drawers, with wide hem and
plcats, yoke band, ISc.
Good fine cambrlc Corset Covers, trimmed with neat
Hamburg embroidery at neck llc.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

Womcn's short blazer duck Suits ripple back large
full sweep skirt, neat designs, sl.So; the 50 kind
Pretty blazer duck Suits neat colors, coats trimmed
with check duck on revere and cuffs skirt Of check
duck to match trimming on Jacket ST. So kind.
Women's handsome blazer serge SUITS, black and
blue. extra large full sleeves, full sweep skirt, $3.50;
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

Waists Of fine white lawn pcated front. yoke ba ek
crushed collar and ruffle Of fine Swiss embroidery
down 'front.' Is.
BOYS CLOTHING
Broken lots OF s. and So Suits blue and black serges,
gray tan and brown fine mixed cheviots, $3.7S
special lot of linen and imported galatea Sailor Suits
with blue, brown and buff solid coored linen and
fine haIline striped galatea and pretty combination
trimmings, Sl.S0; the So so, 50 and 81. 80 kinds.
Boys PLAIN gray and brown pin check a-wool Trou-
sers with patent elastic walstband, seams taped and
double stitched, Is and 7Sc; from 81 and 81 25
Boys Bouses in white, pink and blue figured lawn,
sailor collar, cuffs and front futed TO Yeas, 3Sc
BOYS fine white Straw Hats, black silk band and
leather sweatband, all sizes, 3Sc; the .5c and 81
kinds.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01
COTTON DRESS GOODS-MUSLINS

as UOU Ue neUer RnOWR me IKE Of.
Embossed Silkohne. pink, blue primrose, black,
white, cream, lavender, at Sc yd
Embroidered Crepe, white and tinted grounds,
R,,c yd-
Printed and woven Sui.ings, in stripes and figures.
R'ic yd. a.,
Cinchams in checks, stripes and plads, l0Ii III,
Is and Is I'd.
Amoskeag and Lancaster Ginghams, s..
Pecae> IN new and desirable stripes for waists
and RIic yd.
Lawns IN neat figures and stripes with white ana
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

Childen's six plated Hose in tan bronze, red navy,
Nile green and pearl lie pair; were 80 and soc.
Children's plain and ribbed tan cotton and Isle thread
Hose and Infants brown balbriggan Sox and
u Hose pair for 1Sc were 40 and SOC pair.
Chiiden's white cotton Sox sizes to ~. lie pair;
were 2jc
New-York tribune., 1895-08-01

CLOTHING-WOMEN'S AND BOYS .
The qreat sale of women's Muslin
Underwear that has marked New York retailing ss
Snqng ahead Such prices such goods never seen oor
Just So NTH the whoe range of Womens and Girls Wear and Of Boys
Clothing
udsofGn whit Lwnpc Ted front oke eback
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12

Tie American Beauty ows her prestige
more to clear complexion thaa to any
other attribute 4 emp OF Parks Tea
Will enable anyone to possess this.
1t clears the skin and removes pmp,es
and that sallow, muddy look. Parks
Tea is used by thousands OF ladies for
the complexion. Without being "a cath.
ariic il cures constipation.
Sold by d, +. ElHnzsou
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12

Diamond Coal 10 the best Inquire
Of VIII Vaughan at the U. p depot.
Lehi is city Of strangers these days
More Of them can be seen on our streets
than in any city in Utah Of the same
size.
will Vaughan has the agency for the
Diamond Coal-the best in the market.
Cal and give it a trial. Car at the U
depot
Quite number Of sheepmen are
vending their way towards the desert
with their nocks where they intend to
keep them during the winter.
Our new city officers received their
certificates Of election the other day
They have given their bonds and are
now ready to enter upoa the duties of
their Office.
Old sores and wounds, ulcers and
abcesses are never incurable where DR..
y. II. McTean's Volcanic Oil Eminent
Is used. Itrcmoyes foul matter, purlies
the sore and establishes healthy,
healing action. 25c, Doc a I'd 81 90 per
hottie. Soil by TT Wadsworth.
Pains in the small of the back indicate
diseased condition of the kidneys.
Owing to the dangerous nature OF the
diseases which attack those organs it is
important that measures should be
taken to remove the trouble before it
has become too firmly fixed. Prudence
would suggest the prompt use Of Dr. j..
II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
which has specific action ON the liver
and kidneys and will cause an early
restoration to healthy conditions. Price
81 90 per bottle Soil by T. J. Wads-
worth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

HlS, mn hND ne VI TEN
Ask for the new delicious Pepsiu gum
called Have a chew"
Mr.. and Mrs. Franz salzner paid a
visit to Salt Lake on Saturday.
Great shoe sale now on at Chipman's.
Djn't delay going while it ison.
The Diamond coal company is putting
up'coal sheds a. the U. p. depot.
Jas. Evans is out at Pelican Point
building house at the onyx beds.
Buy your celluloid for fancy work al
Chipman's, they have it in all coors
Buy your Christmas rasils currants
nuts and candies at Peoples Co-or
Inst.
Messrs Yearenco aud Whipple have
packed up their merry-go-round for the
winter.
Peoples Coop Inst has the largest
and best stocked lumber yards in the
county.
For all kinds of building material and
combination fence go to Peoples Coop
Inst.
Rufus w. Peckham is confirmed to
be associate justice OF the United States
supreme court.
Three Crown spices are stronger and
better than the imported because they
are ground to order fresh every day.
Another car furniture just unloaded
at Chlpmans. The prices and assort-
ment better and cheaper than ever.
Large crowds went to Mereur on Sun
day. The camp is growing at an
alarming rate. Should developments
continue good the camp will be by the
spring one of the largest in Utah.
Mr.. Nebecker, the former government
inspector OF the sugar made at the
factory, was down the other day looking
up the matter in regard to the suga,
made there last year, for which the
factory has not as yet received any
bounty. Manager Cutler says lac has
been put to no end Of trouble regarding
the matter, having to get afidavits
from all the parties he sold sugar to last
year. This is most annoying ard rather
has the look that the government
officials are doing their best to keep the
factory ont Of the amount Of bount,
due it under the Mckinley bill
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12

II you want TO buy good suit oil
clothes chcap'call at Chpman's That
is the place to do your trading
The house Of Mrs Harrison Is one OF
the finest structures in town II speaks
well for the good taste Of the lady.
sorenson's store Of Salt Lake burned
on Monday night Tho damages were
abont eight thousand dollas.
The district schools are getting up an
entertainment fer Saturday night, Pee.
2lst, TO be given in the Opera House.
Buy your furniture and stoves at
Peoplc'e Coop Inst, and get the benefit
Of low prices on goods, before advance
Mr., Jens Rasmussen & Co. drove an
artesian well for Mrs. Christina Evans
last week and got water ut the depth Of
lao feet.
The Irrigation company has started
work again on the reservoir. The
companv has assessed 2 nor cent on II =
capital stock
The M. I. A has rented the west
room Of Mr.. CARTS store for reading
room and to hold the civil government
class IN.
A cup Of Parks Tea at night moves
the bowels in the morning without pain
or discomfort. 1t is great health
g'or ana blood purifier,
sofa by D. T. Elp Sson
Money made here reaus money spen t
here. Forty-one employees engaged in
putting up the now high grade Three
Crown Baking Powder, spices, etc. for
Hewlett Bros Cans. boxes. labels etc
are also made NJ hone by other ,ror,. |
mon
warm few drops Of Dr.J n Me
Leans Volcanic oil Inimcu, ON . tea-
spoon and drorit into the ear. the llect
will be magicul. Il stops ,hc pain
instantly Price 25c, SOC and "A 90 Der
bottle. sold by IT,. Wadsworh.
Ihe"oo' growers association wIlim'ct|
IN convention at salt Lake ou the Z 1th
grower IN utob should h., .,,,...., -,
this convention pr..;l.,, c,,,'
r,,oo -. ''''',a
-, ''s''' ~ '''a '"''' ana an
'''' '0'" '''
Parks Sure Cure il ositiye speciGe
Ia all diseases Of the I.iycrau3 i,itncys
fy removing the uric acid i'm the blood
y cures Rheumatism $. b. Ea-ioid OF
+. a','se, = p"Nen says 81 holItye
''"'' 'o' hneuhallsm and Urinary dis
''''' '''" ny y. r. Ellington.
Inc o'n'er' OF the NJ. s. have
''"nsed to have grand hah on Friday
light in the opera house Tncy have 9
tycn out 21O invitations and hayc
ranged to sen luncheon ON tho s,o,e
.hcyaIe working hard in the jp,.,..,o,
he organizations and .,,nll h..
,,,oood VI, '' VIZ
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12

On Wednesday evening quite mum
Der OF relatives came over from Amali,
can iork in bugsies 10 attend In,
wedding of Nj and Ms. NJ. II. Anlcr-
SON. During the evening some pej sons
went and took the horses ana turncd
them loose, also took the harness
Aitermuch searching all the horses but
one were found and one set Of harness
It's about time something was done to
stop such hoodlum work.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1895-12-12
Something New.


take pleasure in
notifying YOU that am now connected
with The Diamond Coal Co and would
be pleased to have your patronage. The
Diamond coal is free from SCOT, produces
more heat and lasts 20 per cent longer
than any other coal. After one trial
you will use no other. Lump and nut
cotl always on hand Any one wishing
40 leave orders can do 10 at y. L. Filing.
sons drug store Or at James Krrkhom
* son'sorot W II vaughon's office
at his coal sheds at the Union Pacific:
depot
Mesa free press., 1895-08-09

AT meeting of the Board of
Supervisors yesterday Mr.. Lincoln
Fowler presented a petition for a
street railroad franchise from the
Five Points north On the Black
canyon road one mile and then
west six miles to the corner one
mile north of the terminus of his
proposed line on the Yuma road.
Should the petitioa be favored and
there is no question but that it
will be fifteen miles of street rail
gay constructed and in operati on
IN a year west of town, which will
do more toward developing that
part Of the valley than most any
thing else that could be DONE
Herald.