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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
no HoRsR oWNFE \.

For putting a horse in a fine healthy con.
lition try DR.. 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 oyor-w0rlSed horse. %
Sents per package. For sale by druggists
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

Thomas Fowler was caller at our
office Friday.
Hon S. r. Thurman visited our city
on Saturday
Last week Mrs, Nollez was pad visit
10y her relatives.
Lchi was visited on Monday by o
heavy rain and hail storm
The sugar company intendtto begin
taking samples OF bcets next Monday.
Misses Gertie Thurman and Sadie
Fletcher OF Provo were visiting friends
in Lehi on Tuesday
A apiece Bed Room Suit al
$1,000. Our leadcr.--Pcople's
Coop Inst.
The Sunday schools OF this county
will have holiday at Castillo on the
llth Of this month
Alicense TO we'd has been issued TO
Jonas Holdsworth. aged 81 and Harriet
Bahr aged 81 both OF Lchi.
Several OF the wheelmen from this
part Of the world attended the annual
l.. A. W. NEE. at Geneva last sun
day.
The water case Of Alpine Irrigation
Co.,, vs. Mary Balcman ctal com
meucod before Judge Hatch on Mon
day
Abe Gudpmsen is putting mp n new
shop on the south side % Main St
Thus the town goes on improving Am,
building up
So far this has been splendid yea
for sugar 5ccts and il it will only hol,
good until after harvest the farmor
will be happy
Peoples Coop handles sweetvate
aud Rock Springs Coal the be-t in thi
Western region. You can always dc
pend on tull weight
Iot>p By L. v Larsen, chat
with gold dolla pendants. Ow7cr ca
have .hy same by calling IL, this ofiic
land paving ior this notice
rhc teachers oil this county will hol
their convention at rayson coimuencin
August II and continuing six day.
where They expect TO have goo
time.
Las spring was taken sicl, wit
icter caused by impure blood lesa
taking Hoods Snsaparila aud it cure
me-" John IT,. Kroeuckc, ParS Vale,
. Utah
Hoods Fills cure all liver lila.
ON Tuesday we lecciycc nc,id iror
our old friend md townsmust T. L
rmue. Ile is feeling line and sends hi
regards to the people ol Lehi. lie ha
moved aud his address nov il Ialrob
Eldorado county, Cal.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

When llahy was sick, No gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Cas,orla.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
IT,. WAnswoBru, Druggist
n Union Hotel Building I,A

jhoInb-rlain's Ego rnd 6hir cia'
Is aneqnalled fer Eczema, icu,.
2hcum, Scaid Head sor' Nipple, Oh
lands, Itching Plies Burns, Frost bits,
,hronic Sore Eye, and Grnulaioi l.ga iii.
For sale by druggss at - cents per box.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
PURELY VEGETABLE.

The I hcapcst, puresi
and Best Family Med.
cinam the worldl
ASfFpHcTuALS rECtrtc
Tor all diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach
and Spleen
Regulate the Liver
md prevent Gums
AID fFvER. NiALARI
oJs FEyuRs, BowEL
COMPLAINTS, REsTiHss-
Mss, lAUNpicK AND
NAUSEA.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
CONSTIPATION

SHOULD not be regarded ~
. tuiiing ailment--in fact, nature
demands the utmost regularity II
the bowels. and any deviation
from this demand paves the way
oiien TO serious danger II Is
quite as necessary 10 remove
impure sccumulations from the
bowels as It is to eat or sleep, and
no health can be expected where
a cosuye habit " body prevails.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

BE up to date and be happy. Go to
Wadsworth. the druggist, Tor your
medicines and Wcingartners special
best cen cigar made
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
James Kirkham & Sons.

Wadsworth, the druggist, has nothing
but the hest Of everything. Depot for
weingartners srcciul beet 5ccnt cigm ON
earth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

Nearc pleased 10 hear that .Eoseph $.
Broadbont is getting along very we'll in
England. Aroccnt letter ~ SO he at
tended and spoke at Morayia, Sunday
school which is privilege seldom ac
corded lo missionaries.
"ANfrp so Active agents for
each county. Exclusive contr,l and no
risk, win clear - TO % hundred do
lars wear Enclose stamp iof full
particulars OF 25' for ~ sample. 81.
Rapids Mineral W0tor o., Big Rapids,
Mich
The sugar factory nj Chino sounded
'ta ii'st whistle ON Thursday. July Both.
giving notice that HE iustilution vns
about 10 slortup this season IS ..amplign.
The bcels show well in sugar snd purity.
Tie highest per cent of suga: being i1-7
aud purity Sl-l
iNuur Article hstN.o> pni ounciur
the sugar industry ia New Mexico we
stated it cost $50 an acre for water
right an then s 2ja year tor one foot
/ OF water" This means }I.25 II wear per
acre. Wa ma,cthis cxplanatioi soan
my drriund b.
lrur. llolsvort', Who has len
/ torcua O tle Mammoth miuo since
Snpt No,hit took chlrqc, resigned
Tuesday and lcit for hi4 homo in Lehi
Wednesday. llo is succeeded by II. J..
N'use, who has Teen night shit boss
tor ho past six month"; -Tmtic Miner
/ Bseapso man docs rot agree With
you in pohuct ITO not Immediately CON
clude that hc ism anarchist or hood
lum, ,p.uln ora traitor These terms
ae nov hurled ahout by mcu who were
formerly courtroom. and who we're
formerly gentlemen There are null
| lousoi American ott,us who do moe
Iasrcc u.th oDhor Amcrican citizens
bo, lheuumh .aum,a,s.s. hoollums.
pirates and traitors n ,hi. country H.
imitcd,--Ho. tou Olohc
| We 'm,c received 'hc ninth edition
/ Just oun al Coppa Mining Code,
ruoiifbod by G'nry N Corn lawyer
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
PILES

How many suffer torture day st.r day, making In.
burden and robhing existence If all pleasure, owing
20 the secret suffering from Piles Vet relief Il ro~iy
oihe hand Of almost any who will use systeman-
caly the remedy that has permanently cured thou
sands SIMMONS LNss RHGULAroP IS no drastic,
violent purge hut gentle assistant to nature.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
Children cry for
Pitchers Castogla.

Dr. Price's Cream Ia king Powder
Worlds Pair Highest hiel . and Dipioms.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06

Nohing IS unpleasant. nothing So common, as
bad breath and In nearly ever, case II comes from
the stomach, and can be easily corrected II YOU will
take SiNNoSs livEE RHCuLAToE. DO not neglect 50
remedy ior this repusiye disorder Il will also
improve your appetite, complexion and general health.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-08-06
SICK uEApACHEi

SICK HEADACHES
This distressing affection occurs most frequently.
The disturbance q the stomach arising from ,he
imperiecty digested contents causes a severe pain IN
the head, accompanied with dsagrceabie nausea. and
this constitutes what is popularity known as Sick
Headache. for the relief Of which TAEE SiMMors
LIVER RHGuLAroE on MEnIcISr.
MANUFACTURED oStYH nv
J.H. ZEII.IN 4 CO, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-18
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought BY the Wires iron TIC Horlh. East
South aEd West.

The British steamer Scotia from Mcai
. terraueau ports which passed Gibraltar
Jan. 81 and was due TT New Work. sun.
day arrived at Halifax, y. =, Monday.
short Of caa|.
W y T. Douglass. pgmp Usnufartur.
ers, MidGlefcwn. Ct, are working on a
new schedule of 20 hours for the first
hroe GAYS If the week and closing the
rest Of the week
Tbs Western Iaicn Telegraph Go.
Monday. attached the property OF Charles
Bacny, missing employee, at Providcnce.
K. /, for $4,000. From this proceeding.
1t is evident that Baeny is dtiaultcr
Clarence Murphy, the defaulting recsiv.
ing teller Of the Salem, Mass, Saving,
! Bank, arrested at san Francisco. arrived
at Salem on the 7.15 p NJ train. Monday.
ii custody CT the officers, and was taken
Ia Jail
The Wilson Line steamship Calico. tow
ing the disabled British steamer ocean,,
with her shaft broken. arrived at on
anchorage below Boston light Monday
night. She viii remain until high water,
Tuesday, and proceed to the city.
In the probate court ut Salem, Mass.
/ Monday Henry c. Leach Of Salem. was
appointed trustee Of the Roberts estate, in
place Of Captain John Allen. whose resig
nation wns flied at the time the impair.
meEt Of the estate was first made known.
During tho heavy northwest wind.
Monday morning. the three masted
schooner Lizzie Laue. Captain Ciasson. al
ana from ~earsnort, Ne, with cargo q.
l4o tons of hay ior Boston, anchored II
Spectacle Island, Her anchors dragged
and See was forced ashore % the i-i.~l.
She Is in an easy position On q mud bot.
tom ard will doubtless he tloated at hich
water.
The will Of John 81 Corning Of Hart
ford, Ct., whose estate is cs;inar4d M
$500 Gee, was admitted IL probate nc Hart
ford, Monday. HI leaves 5000 ID TIE
Hartford hospital, S50oo 10 his wifi. ara
$1,000 year for life, 520U0 i year far liic
e his son, Frederick N. Corning, London.
Eng. and the balance NJ ihu estate III his
son John II Coming. New York. la
case J. J. Corning dies without issue. the
pr p7rtY j. to Pc divided into three pats.
one 10 90 to the Hartford Orphan ASYLUM
one to the Hartford hospital, ana one Ia
Mary l. Corning and Heiel Corning Ruct
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STATE G. a. R. eNCaMP.EMT.
Bangor Will Be Crowded With Boys in Blue
Tuesday and Wednesday,

Bangor, Feb. 17.-The both annual
State Grand Army cncampment will tie
held in this city, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The headquarters will be in the Bangor
house, and the exercises will be held in
City hall, beginning on Tuesday evening
and continuing through Wednesday morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
This afternoon, at $50 ocock. the as
sistant adjutant general viii meet the lie
tails from the local posts to give instruc
tions The duties Of the Inen In these
details will be principally = act rs guards
They will 90 nn duty, Tuesday incoming,
and will divide the periods of service a.
follows: B. Fl. Beale Post, Tuesday fore
noon, and Wednesday afternoon; uanni
bal Hamlln Post, TUESDAY afternoon and
Wednesday forenoon
Tuesday evening, the department. meet
ing Will open In City ball addresses will
b. made by the State commander and alse
ny Commander in Chirf Ivau n. Walker,
b>th OF whom viii arrive III Bangor. Tues
day noon. The floor of the hall will be
served for the soldiers and theic families
and the gallery win be open 10 the publ,
on both evenings.
=, me department. meeting Will continue
Wednesday morning and afternoon. wher
officers viii be elected and Installed
Wednesday evening, = grand campfire viii
be rendered TO the visitors BY the Banro,
posts.
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He Had Most Carefully Planned
Everything.
But Did Not Know the Danger Of the
Sunken Road.
ahch Proved His Utter Ruin and Destruction

Victor Hugo in that matches word
picture Of Waterloo, wherein b. paints
| with such realistic viridness the awful
carnage Of the sunkcn Iroad tells the
tragic story Of fatal mistake In his
moment Of anticipated victory when he
| thought the field was won Napoleon
ordered an advance emily to SEQ the flower
ol his army disappear IN the bloody rayinc
II which h. was ignorant 30 sudaen
aud unexpected WIS the shock that when
the voice Of the cannon had ceased and
be great battle wa ended he wandered
aceos the bloody field leading his tired
horse hy ths bride, buried IN thoughtful
meditation. as Hugo paints Lin, tbe
| sonambulst Of t5e shattefed drcam SIN
striving % advance
Can We not arply this stery 10 our.
-IYc.
The wenknessos ne disregard are our
-anken roads and bring often uar Water
.oa af III bath
Ignorance or neglect cf some apparently
titfI.. s7,f.at.fn may rlrre. 81. i,fa f4.95
ti.se.s R5,net,b,,, I'm 5,..-.re,s "a.
ass bqve a beaionins- II vnn 1aal. 81
H.. litt}, arhes ana rains The re~.c,t..
..s-s v-aakr..z ~ ti.+,{ svha,,.ta.l f..1i,,..
he .1seuits4 ,5ghts thr traig,s+ffp M.
st3pefi,n p,nr centitton n ri. Iiart ,hs
.it.ht 1-il,.ay j. tars- +ra,.fti.. tks ..,{,r
a,.,.lstc sf,rg Il, .r..4,,a IL this .es.+r i
.a,n a. you discover thaul. vr,,..-,n o,silv
t.,- ,-sit,f. tb.,t uraaf crr4r III ,ltsaes. ~
.,,a'. Ne-vrra I.l,.,l Ana ,,ar.-s r,,.,,,.
..-st.. vnur.alf narfsetGv str-n.r art ,-ltl
t,..f-
r. ,,a,-o nerfect bealtb !, NJ T,spt,i.t
t.,li54-ton III a4 uantu9nd Az pr,,
Fsnce. a VIVA E,ys.--
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Corrections on Coast Of Maine Charts by the
photographic Office.

The following are tho important correc-
lions for the coast Of Maine, made during
the month Of January on tine charts pub
lished by the photographic Office,
a red spar buoy. No. Q, 10 marx the
southern end Of the Lower Middle Ground,
has been placed about * Of mile @-W I
W. from the 3 foot spot, on the bearing,
st. Crox River Light, n. GIG W, dis.
tant miles, johnson Cove Head. Ne.
by +. 1916 f.; Joes Point, :. by +. &
H.
A rcd spar buoy, No. ~, bias been
placed TO mark Leighton Rock. a newly
discovered rock or boulder about - feet
IN diameter, which has feet over it, and
lies in the east IN entrance 20 Moossbec
Reach. The buoy is about 50 feet 81. by
: from the rock and j. shown 90 the bcar
inE.: Glchrists Rock Spindle, SE. x :,
distan; 800 miles, Virgins Breasts. Nipple,
r. tangent, SW. W
4 black spar buoy. Nc. !, To mark Pend
Island -hoal, of the eastern side Of Pond
Island. has beer placed On the bearings
NerraRnagus Light. W~W. ". distant
2-lo mile. Nash Island Light f. By :. :
jordan Delight Lodge Spindle. :. ".
\ red spar buoy, No. I. 70 mark the
~U"". '''liu- q" l'ei5' ,pslL-H iq,h' l.
l.laDd Light. NNE F.. distant 80
mi.e-, Sperlins Point. s. by +. =
Suttans T. sc, tangeuu In range with
f. Buukeg Ledge Beacon.
The rrl par buoy. No. -. marking
The Kees has heea Removed, and was
erased tron she chaft- On Jan. 3. IT was
'~.l ? S,'N ", "a, ~ 20. ~ az b.
i'i' san A-iT", - "'S'-l.y
LII, y. ~ - i hfS "4cN N''''''' q w. ol
= oia1h D.D5' NJ Ias pseh
pace ~ mara + s.il-',n ,.eA ~ ~ pass
MI ~ e" t.,'"l iS,''' i-,4a- oiu l-il'e-
>'ns -Neca' '-. I''oh Hi ~ 1se' over y
II IDeAh ~" N".'f 7i'0 l..7 ah9HV r. les1
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TRUST IN FOOD.
Eat Proper Food and See That
You Digest it.

Your health and strength depend on the
food you eat-and the way yon digest it.
Simplicity in diet and looking after your
stomach may add several years TO your life
1t will certainly make you happier, for I'M
happy people arc generally dyspeptics.
The Shakers OF Mount Lebanon are n peculiar
people, with peculiar views.
They may not be right in everything but
they know how to live a healthy life They
take care of their stomachs. They live to a
ripe old age.
When they have indigestion, they take a few
doses of peculiar cordial which they have for
years prepared from medicinal herbs and
plants. 1t is called the Shaker Dig stive
Cordial.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will cure indiges-
ton Immediately; permanently with the aid OF
proper diet. 1t is tonic for the stomach
and for the whole system. 1t makes your food
make strength and this is he whole secret of
strength health and happiness.
Pale, hin, weary, worn out luo lVlduais, with
no health, energy or ambition, will get strong
and bright and healthy, by taking the SHAKER
Digestive Cordial
sold by all druggists at 10, 25 so cents and
SLIGO a bottle
Tuestopcoln 1T
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IS IT A GHOST?
Paul Sumna or His Spirit
Making Things Very Lively
On the West Side at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
--0ne Man Positively Declares
That Nc Saw Pauls Ghcsi-Others Think That
II Is Paul Himself.

Wilkesbarrc, Pa, Feb IA very pc
culiar manifestation is causing terror
among residents of the west side, chiefly
Poles Mrs. Paul Summa, widow of the
man whose ghost is said to have returned.
is very miserable, for she. 1t is alleged,
drove him from home that she might
bestow her affections on another.
Charles Flake has seen the ghost,
though it is possible that the ghost Is not
a ghost at all, but Paul Summa himself,
who after putting hoax on his wife, has
returned for revenge The divorce case
Instituted by Mrs. Summa against her
husband for cruelty and desertioa ended
dramatically, three weeks ago,
AS she stepped from the witness stand,
a telegram was handed her announcing
the death Of her husband in Jersey City,
AMI the body was brought here, the casket
opened, and friends recognized 1t as that
of Paul Summa.
1t was rather early in the morning,
says Flake, when | was aroused by a
rapping at the door l got up and opened
it, / had not been dreaming ard ] wa
not drunk. There stood Paul Suuma.
could feel my hair rise and my knee,
grow weak, and l shook all over Summa
spoke in natural tones. 1t was Summa,
/ swear
Il knew Paul we'll He ana l were
great friends. He said: Charley, come
with me; 1 have $3.50 hidden away in Q
quilt. Come, we will go and get it, and
he indicated with his hand the direction
of his former home ! drew my pistol.
but my hand was SO weak l could hardly
hold it
'Summa turned and went away. l
staggered back into the house and shut
the door. In minute ] gathered courage
enough to peep out the window. but saw
nothing but a large black deg. | wen,
back to bed, but l could not sleep. ! wa.
thinking of the ghost.
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Congressional Notes.

The President Monday, sent to the Sen
ate the following nominations: Peter
Victor Deuster. Wisconsin, consul at Gre.
field, Germany; VIM. Woodward Baldwin.
New York. third assistant secretary Of
st ate.
Senator Frye has been requested to read
the farewell address Of George Washing
ton at a special session OF the Senate 10 be
acld on the afternoon Of Saturday. the 22d
inst " Il will be the first time ever read
anything IN the Senate. hr said Mondey
The House commerce committee IS ex
pected 10 decide soon upon "a favorable
report upon rhe bill authorizing tie con
strurtinn ald equipment A. u steam
revenue cutter for service on the Atlantic
c3sst. with headquarters at New York
Tho @enafe commerce committee has al.
ready made tayorah.a repor, nuu similar
measure, ami $50 doubt e2lst, That II = 4
nass hat bsay w.th0u, dlHalty.
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YORK STRIKE SITUATION
Mills Will Remain Idle. This Week. for Re.
pairs-s.rikers May Return Monday

Saco, Feb. l7,-At a meeting Of the
striking wsavers Of the York mills, this
afternoon, the committee reported the re
suit of the interview with Agent Page
He informed them that owing to repairs,
the mills will remain idle, this week, but
all the strikers will he privileged to re
turn, Monday, on the same conditions as
existed when they struck.
He declined to discuss the committee 5
request for the reinstatement of James j
Whalen. president of thu local branch of
the Weavcrs Union, who was discharged
Friday. The question of wages, long cuts
and special grades OF work were talked
over, but no promises made.
fhG strikers adjourned without decid
ing whether to return to work. They
will hold another meeting, this week
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IN The SENATE.
Alter Speech on Monroe Doctrine Military
Academy Bill Discussed

Washington, Feb. 17.-In the Senate
Davis, Rep, u Minnesota, spoke on thI
II pnrue doctrine resolution A the con
clusi0n Of Davis speech the Senate tool
up the military academy appropriation bsll
When all the committee amendment
were disposed Of an amendment wa
offered by Villas, for the appointment by
the President Of Two additional cadets al
large fer each state, aggregatinR 30 cadets
ia addition 20 the present number
Allen URGED that the appointments for
each state should he in the hands Of its
senators. Without reaching conclusion,
the Scuatc adjourned.
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Base Bal, Notes.

Manager sanders Of the Harvard Vars
ity base ball team. has arranged his
schedule April 81, he will play Bangor
at Cambridge.
Bangor WhiG Mr.. Walter W Burnham,
mansger of last seasons kennsbecs. now
manager of the Brocktons and also repre-
sentative of the II. A. * ". {. Keith
( Company Of Providence. H. l., dealers in
sporting goods, also owners of the Brock
ton club, was in the city, Saturday, for the
purpose of bringing the matter Of new
suits for the Dangers 10 the attention Of
he directors. and was succrs sful in his
object his firm receiving the order for The
Necessary supplies The suit decided upon
is a very neat and durable one ard the
players will present a handsome appear
ance upnn the field 1t consists If a white
can, Chicago style. with fiat top contain
ing navy blue button, white shirt Will,
Dangers 10 letters of navy blue across
the tront russell leather b 1t two inches
wide, navy blue trousers and navy blue
stockings, Each PLAYER viii have a wlite
sweater lacing in front with 4 wide white
rn'lar the letter i 10 navy blue en- the
ieit side on the front &c the sweater and a
navy blue stripe ut the bottom The
material Of every portion OF the suit will lie
% the very hfSt that is made. The suits
nr2 similar 70 those worn by The Detroits
"hen they We're champions cf the Ma
ORAL League. and II is ii be hoped thai
thc Snits sill have the Same effect unon.
tac hangers as upon the Dctroits. They.
MI &c made to neasUrc and delivered to
he team in Boston in time for the first
practice gamF, she middle Of April it
having been decided TO make no use of the
old suits. The Baugors viii ne one of tho
most handsomely uniformed teams in the
league and il can also be coufideatly ex-
pee'ed that they will give an excellent &C
count Of then selves on the diamond as
well