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FOR RENT-By small family, or niccly-iur.
rooms. for housekeeping; $50 per month"; refs;
Metropolitan cars. Address COMFORT, this Of
flee. ap6-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs e CARRIAGES

TOR SALE 5-ycgr-old sound mare. family car
riage and harness; cheap Ill Carroll ST. Sc.
apjIit-ctu
FOR SALE Cheap; 4 big work horses and 1
pony; lady can drive him. gTABLE, cor 5th
and -. n~. ap5-5t
FOR SALE-One fine side-bar buggy. cost $500;
wheel, cost 500; party ordered away; VIII
sell cheap. inquire at store, 2l27 Pa. ave. NV.
CITY. ap5-3t
FOR SALE-Styli=h bay horse; 1C ,and,: srI, Bdid
roadster; and dark bay. very handsome: will
sol reasonable; oaner leaving city. II WILLS
STABLES, @26 New Jersey a'-- INV. api-Gt-em
FOR sALE-Secoud-l hand panel spring wagon;
good as new. Apply I2lO and 1912 Ohio ave
FOR SALE Sroag runabout buggy; price sl3
1851 9Th 81. ne. p4-3t-crn
FOR SALE 4 fine Young sound mare: fine saddle
and driver: also runsb0ut and trap seats l.
II0J llth 81. Hwl ap4-3t-cm
FOR SALE-At sacrifice on account Of leaving
the city, gray mare; ) years old: quiet; city
broke. 1873 lDth 81 my. ana 4-:st-cn
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FOR SALE-Baby carriage cheap; good condi-
ton. 1872 10th NV Item
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sSaufs sSufs & Ohio Ry,

Through the Grandest SCENERY of
America. All Trains Vestibuled,
Electric Lighted. Steam Heated;
All Meals Served In Dining Cars.
Station Sixth and Il Streets.
Schedule in effect March 10. lSgS
2:20 p. n. DAILY-Cincinnati and st. Louis
Special-Solid train for Cincinnati. Pullman
Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lexington, Louisville, In
dianaFolis and St. Louis. without change. Con-
nection for Virginia Hot Springs, Parior Cars,
Cincinnati TO Chicago.
lilo p. M. DAILY-F. F. V. Limited-Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepers to Gin
cinnati, Lexington and Louisville, without
change: open for reception Of passengers at 900
2. m. Pullman Compartment Car to Virginia Hot
Springs, without change, daily except Sunday.
Sleepers. Cincinnati to Chicago and st. Louis.
lO:57 A. NJ, EXCEPT SUNDAY-Parlor Car,
Washington to Richmond and Richmond to Old
Point Only rail line via Penn. r., T. p, and
G. &. o. Railways
2:20 7. NJ, DAILY-For GOrdonsvilie, Cnar-
iottesville. Staunton. and for Richmond. daily,
except Sunday.
Reservation ard tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offices, 5l3 and ,42i Pennsylvania avenue.
and at the station
T. W. FULLER,
no16-am-tf Genera. passe enger agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
CO

= Every day in the year for Fortress Mon-
roe Norfolk Newport News and ali pointI
= South, by the superb. powerful. steel pal
= ace steamers. Newport News" Norfolk
= and ~ a5hinston, on the following sche3-
= ule:
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mh12-tfern

u ,r,-rtxf. i,..t ., .I,.. 81 I M ,
~ -" sn uo'sn tos, i'St'H 20 ,t!I'h ~ lgu
frst-class work, but our prices are way below
what line work costs anywhere else. Rooms pa
peTed with l1ch, handsome, stylish paper, only
LIE gp 'i0 ''h a. 10 Di"i'ii'
ROOMS PAPERED 81 up; written guarantee
with every job; samples brought: send postal
au2.7t-cm
ALL KINDS OF Dress Goods, SILKS, Satlns, Lace
curtains, fortleres, clothing. etc, sold on
30 - and will call ap5-&t-em
Do YoI- NEED siqps2 If "a p,ini On, cl,a.,,
IO7s - 32d St West Washington on5.3t
SHORTIIAAD-Pitman or Graham systems thor
PREPARATION ior civil service. sos I7th St NV
at5-3t
"a at5or' o,,d" - p'' 1oi ii'H e'
DOCTOR BALDUs- Removed to 2lI5 Pa. ave.
NV. ap3-7t
DoN,T Ict ,.or roofs oct ,,,st .,,d ILL.,.
is the time 10 have them bainted for "a. Iey
1918 Y st. NV. ap25t
= :, ~ "o'u "oAS io"''' prices. lzIV
-P1-'t
gToRA AGE-Good storage room: light. dry ana
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70
Hygeia. and Virginia Beach viii find this
the most attractive route, insUEing COM
Portable nights rest
Large and luxurious rooms heated By
steam and fitted throughout with cleo
- tric lights. Dining room service ia a IA
carte. and IS supplied from the best that
- the markets Ct Washington and Norfolk
afford
Tickets on sale at o. s. Express oHcs.
- sI Pennsylvania avenue. 5l3 6i9, li2i
- Pennsylvania avenue; B. & o. ticket oface,
corner 18th street and New York avenue,
and board STEAMERS, where time table,
map, etc, can also be had
Any other information desired viii b
- furnished on APPLICATION to the lnde7sigrsd
- at the company's chart loot 1t Tth street.
- Washington, ID c. Telephone No $50
fe2s
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FGE SALE-DN-ar refrigerator medium size
extension table and stair carpet; cheap. 1924
jth ST. NV. ap6-3t
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FOR = SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-We will sell you a nice lot on Inc
Great Fails Electric Railway; 25xl25; for $50;
payable $40 cash, balance 81 weekly; win Ioubls
your money within years; no interest or taxes
until paid for. CLARK BROS g37 d St NV
mhs-lmo-em
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MAATED-HoARn.

WANTED Board for persons: adults ana
children; VIII furnish own apartments. must
ye reasonable; state terms Address r., This Of
Ice. apj-5t
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the cure Of all private
diseases. Hydrocele, Varicocele, Structure. In
potency, and Syphilitic Diseases positively cured
Advice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Hours, 9 to -, 2 to 5; Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Evenings, to s. No. COZ I St NV
CLOSED Sunday.) mb3otf
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FOR SAIE-BICYCIEs,

FOR sALE-'97 model Waverlv bicycle, complete.
gents, SIS; also gasoline stove, burner and
oven step $3.50; magic lantern, 30 slides, 81
NJ. REYNOLDS, 720 18th st. ne. ap6-3t
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Domestic Pattern in the House. &C.
q. Al ERBACH, . & H. ap5-tf
PRINTING 500 envelopes, zoe; 500 note-heads.
t5c; 800 statements, 75c; 500 cards. zoe. CUT
PRICE PRINTING CO, 906 st. NV Room ).
ap5-lm
FOR SALE Baby carriage cheap; good condi-
ton. 1852 10th NV. Item
FOR SALE Cheap, fine Martin guitar; standard
size; home evenings, to :. 1903 st.
NV ap5-$t
FOR SALE lton Fairbanks standard scales: / -
ton chute wagon. Apply to r. IL. HANCOCK,
! l2O King ST., Alexandria, Va. apj-3t
FOR sALE-Corduroy folding sofa; cheap 100
North Capitol St. ap5-St
FOR sALE-small quantity drugs and toilet ar
tlcies' p per cent of. I226 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE Cheap; 10 h p sIupman water-tube
-, boiler Apply TYPEWRITER AGENCY. Gil
IN 81. NV. ap5-tf
FOR sALE-3-gaIlon niekel-plated coffee urn:
used only mos. 9@1 st. NV. ap4 -3t-em
FOR sALE-Sohmer Parlor Grand Piano; viii take
~ upright or good square IN exchange. Apply
766 9Th NV apLSt-cm
FOR SALE-In frstclass condition. eight-foot
showcases with oak trimmings, and oak Ia
uitSS' i'i fFehch plate The III B, Pa. and
18th st. aDJ-3t-eTn
FOR sALE-Pure brown Leghorn and BLACK Lang
shan eggs for hatching, cheap or on shares.
40 l-lh 81, NV. apl-St
FOR SALE-Eggs for hatching slOo for Is.
Single-comb Brown Leghorns. Prize stock.
BRoOKLAND POULTRY YARDS.
r. c. BOOTH, Mgr. Office cor 10Th and q NV.
ap3-,t
WAR prices for 80 days; will sell for the next
30 days all ladies' 50. 81 and - shoes: fEe
as any in the city; sizes to 8; width to F: but-
ton or lace; for Sl.9S; these are positively tna
best bargains in the city. GoRDON'S, 724 E.
Cap. St. ap2-1Ot-em
FOR SALE-Fresh lawn grass seeds. flower and
vegetable seeds, bulbs: also birds. dogs gold
fishes, etc, SCHMiD'S BIRD STORE 10 10Th st
NV ,nl95-tf-e,,
TIRES $3.50 pair warranted Anchor Brand. be-t
made. years warranty, $3.50 pair Exprsss nrp.
paid; exam. allowed. Stamp for samples Agents
wanted MINERALIZED RUBBER co CInco~n
ls7s) IS Cliff, New York. mh25-24t-em
FOR -Light-running Domestic" Se,rfn,
Machines and other makes, zoe per week by
SO. New High Arm, $3.50 First-class Repair
ing, ANY Domestic Pattern in the house 5c
C. AUERBACH. & II. mhI1-3m
FOR sALE---safes; new and secondhand vault
door and house safes. H. 3, Triple, Il0d
st. NV. mhi2.1m
FOR sALE-splendid slightly used upright piano,
Chckering $3.50; Decker, sl95; organs, SIS 10. 81
weekly; all guaranteed BRADBURY WARF-
ROOMS. 1925 Pa ave mhS-tf
FOR sALE-$2.9s for Gift extension table;
lounges, $3.50; cook stoves. IS; heater, s. so;
parlor and bedroom suites. 81 per week; cheap
cash and credit REDMOND. sls 9TH st. NV.
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iIe ap''e IS only q portion OF the property on
my p1ohs' FOR full list call at Office for bulletin
issued on the lst and 18th
THOMAS E, WAGGAMAN, Oil = ST. NV
FOR RENT OR SALE-Cheap; lovely home; at
rails Church, Va; rooms, porches. shade,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE
And FEMALE.

SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY White and
c9i0red help furnished tree. MRS MOORE.
800 - 81 N.Y. It
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

FOR RENT House with rooms and ward: every
thing IN good order; 1927 d st. NV; SI7 per
month. Inquire g0l La ave NV apf-6t
FOR RENT-Is23 18th ST. NV brick bolse. bav
window; all mod. improvements: SlssI: 1881
I2ih 81. NV, S20.Si ARTHUR f. II MIDDLE
joN' 1lJ i4th RI h" ap2-3tem
FOR RENT Cheap; only So so for a 5-rooln house
with Potomac water, on Turner ST. ne. near
Bl1densburg road. ClIAS. +. BURKE 1902 Tur-
neT 50. nh2g-Im
FOR REHT-Brick; rooms; m. l. l5os lotk 81
nv; $3.50 Z. BOYER SON. 2l4 9TH ST. sg
te.i-tfeIl
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HELr wkNTED-mAtE < FEmkLr:

WANTED-Few agents. male and female: good
pay 10 reliable parties. Apply 4s5 Pa. ave.
nv. n store. spJ-5t
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HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS T. WAGGAMAN. 917 F ST. NV
UNlMPRONED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
.ot 10, Johnson Wines ID addition to Hy-
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PRlNTING-500 envelopes, Zoe; 800 note-heads.
I5c; 800 statements, 75c 500 cards zoe. CUT
PRICE PRINTING CO, 906 + st. NV; Room s.
ap5-lm
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Diamond: I-2 or , karats: must be
cheap .or cash. Address L. G. f., this office
The times., 1898-04-06

NANTED-TE0 Young iadi,~ 10 canvass good
household article salary and commission 10
lie right party. Address Il. T. ;, this Office.
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HELp wANTED-FEaIALE.

HELP wANTED-FEAIALE
NANrEB-GiH WHO writes good hand TO learn
ladies Tailoring. >.& 18th r. nv. lt
WANTED -Iiouslkcepcr; co,oT,d cooks, SIS and
soc: white waitress tal. after $50 TODAY.
EXCHANGE 81 REAL. 505 l2'a ~'. nw. II
WANTED-Girl fog eon.raI hor-evors; must be
good washer and ir0neT; lc'. required 62l
= iN II
NANTED-TE0 Young iadi,~ 10 canvass good
household article salary and commission TO
l3e right party. Address h. T. ;, this Office
BpG-ar
WANTED Young woman for ailamberWork. Ap-
riy, with REFS. sHs "a 81. NV II
WANTED-I.ady Of good address to travel for
old-Cs5abli-le hrm; $50 per month and eN-
penses J.. u. ZiEGLER CO. 2l5 Locust 81.
Philadelphia. ap6s, ,lo.lS,l6,17
WANTED-Lady- maid. White; must know some
thing Of drf-SinakiHE- also competent White
cook; no ether work, So; in family Ola 18th
81. II
WANTED hiJc general houseWorier. who I'm
delstaHds good plain cooking; Ia family
wages SIS. Ola iSth 81. NV. II
WANTED -First-clsss lauudrass with private
family rci, good wages 6ls 18th 81. NV. Il
WANTED-Tcn white and colored females. at
once; must be- neat aud reliable; coed wages
MRS. MOORE, 500 g 81 NV II
WANTED-Casliier for small grocery. near 18th
and Fla. ave; must have best Of references
and some experience. Address A q. f., TINS
Office apg-5t
WANTED-I.adies to do piece WORK; no canvas
ing; home work. ll02 Virginia ave.
WANTED frst class drcssnsaker. Apply al
once, 800 st Item
WANTED White woman 10 cook and white
Waitress 90 y y ave Item
WANTED psutsmakeFs and helper on coats.
a. CLANZMAA. ls4s 7th 81 NV. ap5-5t-en
NAHTED-Gid for general houseRorlz; 20 home
wANTED-At once. iy dressrnaler, expert
eneed sewer. Apply HIS ST. Item
WANTED-An experienced waitress; col0red. go
n. !. ave. NV. Item
WANTED-Young eiil ioT nurse; wages, - Call
faS s. n" Item
WANTED-g ol8an To- cook and do general house
WORK; refs 80 a me- Item
WANTED-Five arst class fnishers on coats; good
nay; At once STANDARD TALoRS, Ilth
and SITS. nv. ap5-5t
WANTED White walter girls for hotel out Of
paid: today. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. GI5
-tl ST. NV ap5-3t
WANTED-A white woman as laundres- and
rlambermaid iu small family Apply III ITZ7
q s.. NV, between $ and u OF IN the evening.
apo y
WANTED-AlRS COLE has opened frst-class
and reliable office for help; no charge for
registering; ice deposit when sent out ior situa-
ti1ui money refunded i nst suited. li3j l7Ih st.
HW. ap5-7t
NANTED-A young lady t. Learn BARRIER t-lae,
H4y while laaruins- sl2 10th 81. ua al,i-st eru
NANTED-By a refined white girl situation in
store. Can IL JOG Sd ST. nv. api-5L-em
WANTED AT City Intelligence Oflce. general
hogscltOrzers COOKS. UhalubeTuaid-. room
siraHg-s. lsssudTesses- s.sfu-tTe=ses, and giris.
SHhCklEFOKD'S ~ llth ST. uw. api-t
WANTED-A good female tailor. on custom coats:
good wages. I215 9TH 81. NV; ID floor.
agi-oe
MAATED-Homan; plain cooking; girl fer cham
befuaId and small siIl nurse; good wages.
l-tZ ~ IHlh ST. uU. aus-st
NANTED-Seyeral hands 20 do silver and gold
embroidery and assist in making b8dge- etc.
:. \. MEYER, - eth 81 Hw. 4pf-3t
IsI.I.L. M-sAlED-s:.EE & ZEN LIE.
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FOR REST-EOOMS.

FOR RENT-634 l-2 l. 81. NV. fur. room. ID
floor; suitable for =; $40 per month"; , nice
hall rooms. fur, s. and 81 per month Item
The times., 1898-04-06

PAINTING doesn't cost nearly so much as you
might expect if we do it, We do only
first-class work but prices are way below
what fine work costs anywhere else. Rooms pa
pcrcd with rich handsome, stylish paper, only
- up. +. G. NOLTE. SO 9th ST. No branch.
ap6tf
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WANTEp-Tiyo white men 10 SupgrEjeHd Dis
.tr.hlatiug CIJulai-. good wages. bring ret.
sH7 1rh ST. NV lt
The times., 1898-04-06

New. Latest-imprOyed. Lis;,sest-
Running Sewing Machines on
Earth, FOR Rent, l0c day. Anr
Domestic Pattern in the House. sc.
q. Al ERBACH. & II. ap5-tf
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WANTED Man To- 1rsysl and appoint a.cnJ-' $40
ul~ month and cNpau~C~. a. N litELER
a 90 sl5 Locust ST.. philadelphia.
af,a q. 20. I3. .IU.I.
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'OLO 3 BENZO, -

specific for female diseases; this valuable uiedi-
cine has restored thousands OF suffering women to
perfect health; can ne used at home without in
convenience; send stamp for one weeks treat
ment-wiIl be sent free-or call bet. IL and y.
in, 125 Indiana t7enue northwest.
MRS. F. A. BAILEY,
General Agent.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21

The family OF Mrs. Christina Evans
thank all friends who SO kindly assisted
at the death of their mother.
For Fourth OF July Dress Goods Hos
iery, Shoes and Ladies Waists at lowest
prices so to Broadbent and Sons.
For fishing tackle OF all kinds, call on
the Chapman Mercantile Co. OF Ameri-
can Fork.
Edward Smith is rustling around to
get big crowd to take in the home
seekers excursion to Grande Ronde
valley, Or, on July 11th.
Good pasturage for horses and cattle,
SOC TO 81 q month per head, cash.
Apply to Edw, Smith. t
Utah in 1897 shipped 200 carloads OF
barley to brewers outside OF the state.
Part of it was exported to Europe.
Those wishing cabinet and carpenter
work done, the fixing of furniture, var
nishing etc. will please call on Gustive
Molstedt Locust Grove, Lehi
:'Ino Vodis," Inc vodis," most
popular novel of the day. For sale at
the Post Office.
Utah ships each year over sixty car
loads, valued at 100000, OF alfalfa seed
to Germany, France, Holland and Dem
mark
Mrs. l.. S. Moore wishes to announce
that she is going to sell her household
goods, and anyone needing any furniture
or stoves viii do well to call on her.
Disturbance of the nervous syste m,
and great sorrow, often cause the hair to
blanch and fall, Counterfeit this and
restore the color with Halls Hair Re-
newer.
The Lehi beet sugar factory in 1897
produced 100000 pounds of sugar from
2o,oOe tons OF beets. Only per cent OF
the land suitable for raising sugar beets |
is utilized 9s per cent OF it still awaits
capital.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
OF Miss Mary Smith, one OF Lehi's popular
young ladies, and German f. Ellsworth
OF Payson. who recently returned from
a mission TO California. The wedding
will be held at the brides home on June
80.
In our last issue a mistake was made
regarding the COMMITTEES for the Fourth
oil July celebration. That which read
ION seats" should have been on sports,
The committee is as follows w.
VIM. Henry Lewis, Mrs Jane Brown,
Andrew Field, s w. Ross, Alice Bone,
Mrs. NJ A. Taylor.
The weather during the past week has
been splendid for the growing crops
The warm DAYS are just what lie needed
20 make the crops grow and they are
now making an excellent showing
Grain viii soon be heading out. The
first crop OF lucern is being cut and
garden vegetables are plentiful, and the
beets they are causing the farmers and
factory people towear broad prosperity
smile. Never has there been as good a
showing as now. Each year the farmers
rave improved in cultivation OF this inn
portant crop and this year the season !
mas been favorable hence the fields are
now making such I'm excellent showing.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21

Any one wishing to learn fashionable
dressmakng please call on Miss lydia
Evans.
War is declared on higl. prices by
VESTS MAIL ORDER HOUSE Send
3 cents for catalogue
Get your binder, mower or hay rpke
at the Coop.
James NJ. Kirkham made business
trip to Ogden last week.
When you want fruit jars buy them
at the Coop.
George Harvey has been suffering
from an attack OF bronchitis.
Mrs. Hannah Anderson has the finest
collection OF roses to be found in this
neigh borhood
See that your children always wear
District 20 school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop.
Watches, clocks and jewelry cleaned
and repaired. Best of work at lowest
prices. Give us call.-Broad bent &
Son
For curtains, curtain poles, and
trimmings, the Chapman Mercantile Co.
leads. Call on them when you need
any.
-wn
Joseph Il. Russon, who recently re
turned from a mission to England, and
Miss Lille Ripton who came with him
VIII be welded this week.
For bnrbed wire and building material
a person will do well and make money
by calling on the Chapman Mercantile
Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira d. Wines are in
from Ruby valley visiting friends and
relatives and looking after business al
fairs.
Or. Steele has been appointed assistant
surgeon for the Oregon Short Line for
the district from Salt Lake to Provo and
the Tintic branch.
Miss Lenore Allrdd al Lehi and Nephi
Otterson OF Spanish Fork held their
wedding reception at the home of the
bride on Thursday evening.
Young ALI Turner broke through
prohibition restraints and got glorously
drunk on Saturday. He created some
disturbance on the street until the
marshal took him to Jail.
j. Urban Alfred left on Thursday for
mission to the Southern States where he
will labor for the next year or two. He
$ bright young man and ought to
make good missionary.
The members of the Fourth of July
finance committee are requested tc .
meet at George Austin's on Wednesday
vening at Sp. m. The members are as
ollows w S. Evans, Thomas Webb,
DEL Mears, r.. w. Bradshaw, d. w
thomas, Alkaline Ross, Rhoda Bush
nan, Laura Knudsen, Winnifred
ilover.
Buy a nice white or cream colored fan
leo nice silk parasol, white gloves,
White swisses, white organdies, military
elts, military ties, white muslin under
rare, at white prices at the Chapman
lercantile Co.
The Chapman Mercantile Co., o,
.merican Fork have the swell line OF
ably carriages. They are selling them I
ut at greatly reduced prices. If You
ant to be happy and comfortable, call
n them and buy enc of their nobby
arriages.
The Star Flour made by the Star
.oller Mills OF American Fork with Geo.
. Robinson as miller, is the best flour q
a the market George will guarantee Il
very sack that he puts out. The Chip II
an Mercantile Co. handle the Star
rand
A minister in town not hundred q
lies away, on recent Sunday sur
Used his audience by reading the
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21

A minister in town not hundred
miles away, on a recent Sunday sur
prised his audience by reading the
following announcement from the pulpit ::
The regular session OF the Donkey club
will be held as usual at the close OF this
service. Members will line up just out
side tie church door, make remarks and
stare at the ladies who pa SIS, as il their
custom. Any member known to escort
young lady to church like man, and
sit with her like a gentleman, will be
promptly expelled from membership"
The application was TO the point, and
the effect was marvellous, -Ex,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21

The Star Flour made by the Star
Roller Mills OF American Fork with Geo.
G. Robinson as miller, is the best flour
on the market George will guarantee
every sack that he puts out. The Chip
man Mercantile Co. handle the Star
brand
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21

The Chapman Mercantile Co., o,
American Fork have the swell line OF
baby carriages. They are selling them
out at greatly reduced prices. If you
want to be happy and comfortable, call
on them and buy enc of their nobby
carriages.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-06-21
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

The family OF Mrs. Christina Evans
thank all friends who so kindly assisted
at the death of their mother.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1898-05-13
The Susquehanna.

The following is description OF
the new steamer "Susquehanna'
which is to ply between Port De
posit and Baltimore:
The "Susquehanna" is a steel
screw steamer of the following di-
mansions: 165 feet long over all, 40
feet extreme beam, 104 feet deep
from main deck. The main deck
will give freight room for $50 tons,
engine room, social hall and toilets.
On the saloon deck will be eight
state rooms, with two berths in
each, a large saloon and ladies'
retiring room. Above are the pilot
house and rooms for officers.
The "Susquehanna" is expected
to develop speed of fifteen miles
an hour. She will be fitted up to
accommodate 1900 excursionists.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1898-05-13
New Time.

The May number of this spright-
ly and wide awake reform maya
zine, like all its predecessors, is
crammed with strong, clear cut
articles which handle the vital
questions of the day with consum-
mate ability. A spade is called a
spade and no man is too great or
wise to have immunity from crit
icism if his words or actions seem to
demand it, and where praise or
commentator is merited it is not
withheld.
James Taylor Rogers leads off in
the May number with a searching
paper on our new system of Fed
eral law, known as "Injunction," a
court-made law, not known since
medieval times, till reintroduced
in the great Republic as a protec-
ton to usurped Corporation rule.
One of the favorite subjects for
discussion by the magazine is di-
rect legislation, and this no doubt
is the foundation principle on
which a republic must rest, if it
hopes to escape the fate of all its
predecessors. Direct legislation is
but one of many numerous reforms
that are imperatively demanded,
and the apparent contest, more ap-
parent than real, among reformers
is which is most pressing and at the
same time most readily attainable.
A thorough discussion of all pre-
pares the way for that which is
most important and will be sure to
find its place at the front.
Frank Parsons keeps up his well
directed warfare on the municipal
monopolies. In the present number
he handles street car monopolies
with bare hands as usual.
"Suppressed News from Wash
ington is always good. The Kiteh-
en- Cabinet in the present months
paper is pen picture that ought
to be on general exhibition,
The following little philippe is
too good to be lost: "The curious
condition of the personnel of the
Department of State has been sum-
med up in the comment of the head
of one of the foreign legation here
as follows-.The American foreign
office is funny. There is Mr..
Sherman who cannot think, and
Mr.. Day who cannot talk, and Mr..
Adee who cannot hear. VOLTA
tout -" Chats all of it,
The editorial notes are full OF
snap and arrow points.