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LEHlCH VALLEY.

stations foot OF we,l 2srd Cor.ndt and Desbros.es
Streets (PsnnA r X Ferries)
Time ives IsTd Street. O'her nguret Cortlhndt or
D-snr0oses streets. DAILY eActpt sundaS. sunday
oaly ~. train, daily sunday iea'ese. esuH-
t'8.j5. 700 A N Local for EAsroS
'J.55 eS.OS A. ". for ~ FfALO SIA0ARA
FALLs and West, and principal local points ParoS
and bniny car ecnascs g, Coz. RrAnsh.s.
rxPsISs." Y'snGscm.r tran % lie sorls I'm.
heens With through sle.pers to Detroit and Chicago.
.Ia.s,, I.ooPMts ,tG, ,wwIzKEs;gAREE.
-'a.53' A.os p NJ sad in!erm.d.,s eolsn 49,
t:s:iS s:!SEH E Ess: s. H AsEtSa SHESkk
s5.S5, hB.OS Y. N Dor Rura.o ard points " cot
Through sis tEins cars to hc.so and Ietonio
us, 500 7. N Express for BUFF 10 ana
ToRoNr9 Non. hnt Sleeping c., passenger, ss5r,sd
RCfrkLo and West. Sleeping Car. TO Chie,so
SOUTH PLAlNPIkLD and BOUND BROOK, Locals
Is's IS AMI sSF w.
Tickets aud Pullman Accommodations AZ iiS, 81. "a
sss, st and ls4 Broadway % Union square West ~
Columbus Ave, y Y; $50 Fulton 81, Court Eta
n,eaa~sy and brooflyn Amer sta,iop, srooklyn
Dom hotel or residence through TO destination.
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF wEsr TwENfyTH STREET. AVE
DEssRossHs AND ConrLASDr stREEr'.
sy-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets IL five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third streot
station. except where otherwise noted.
7' 81, a; a. NJ fAsr MAIlG-h,m,cd to two Buffet
Pt,sTuts 10 cSic.ro 30 raachs" 70 ps,sbnpss V"
s,SS f tkTI LlNE R,sT%ys Spd Gisy;saa;
Compartment Secpny, Dining. Smoking and Oh.
tervGtion cars, For Chicago cleveland, Toledo.
~ GicSaSp SSb t sT louis y fHhfaRsEss
For Louisville via CINCINNATI Indianapolis Chi.
6; fisI = = 81 '' %%RsrEsY EXPRESS. Chicago.
I4t,sburs, cleveland, Nashville via Cincinnati.
1 H. p lRdspsP FHfRFs to' rburr and
Sseas ou r" oS aty ii,
So !! N. .Desbrcsse, AID c.o5tlandt street. IS.
Sleeping Car New York TO Altoona. East Liberty.
pttsburr and points west da lily, except SUNDAY.
.WAsMIsGToN AND THE soyTH.
4. ~ 1850. 2lo. Desbrosse. street 2;iO. Cort::
I'm. ali rariof al and Dining car.,. GS5 Dunn
Car; aib5 Dining Car, 500 P NJ. 1910 nishs
isS" 2S 1t sTs in ii% i P.roi
and Dining csrO; t:?b Dining Carr. 1850 Dining
sofTiiERS RklLwAY. -E Spt 1865. 1,ao p. NJ
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem
phis and New Orleans. 2;bb p. NJ daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Eipress g;,b A. NJ. and
cHEshPEAkE aSD OHIO RAILwAY.-.;so p. NJ
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK-7,s
A N. weekdays and !: $50 p, NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CITY, -2!io +. VI. week. days Debrosses
street 2!tn l.. VI. Cortlaudt street 2:Ih p. M.
Through vestibued Train. Buffet Parlor Care. pss
- eng Coaeh and combned Cosnh
For points on New YORK and Long Branch Railroad
from West Twenty.third Street Station. nos A.
NJ l2.tn 1925 and bIOP. NJ Sundays, r;26 A.
NJ AMP. VI from Deubrossrs street, $500 A. Nj.
l7:tu. $3.50 and 5:io ?. VI. sundays. a:tb A. ".
l2;th: 1883 and 5:tb r. N. Sundays. 9t6 An
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
$40 iDcsbrosrrs and CDrtlhndt streets G:2oN T32S
,;1h SGD -;65. v'25 1850 tPenna. Limited 1919
tDcsbrosscs street 1910. Cortlandt street lO;I5
l.:bj. 10 Deshrusses street 2iiO Cortland street
2:lb. 2:bj a!55 42h. I:a5 Dining Car, <bs
LDlning ar. ~ Dining Car, 1;bb, s:5h p. W..
II 10 night. SUNDAYS. $40. s2b. 1865, p:26.p;b5
80. Dining Car. b56 DINING Carr. 7:56 s'SS
y. NJ, l2:lO night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 4Gi. ga. 1ias, 1884. III. nud
:Hl Broadway; Aston House: West Twenty third
Street station and Stat ons foot Of De sbrosses and
w broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Station.
Brooklyn: station. Jersey City. Tho New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residsnc through TO destination.
Telephone "pl4 Eighteenth Street" for Peunsvl.
NsniA Railroad cab Service.
J. Is. HUTCHINSON. J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General PAss'r Agent
io.lo.ng
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opsn,no H,eha. Los,,. clenao NyMi
SS;,s.:::: H. H. |:s H. IN En-

opsr,.p. H,e.a. Ley.. c1.s.o Nssi
S S: :,A: IL III IL III III III
Ss Et's :sd ss s;SSs ~; :$
ooSS sa:. E6.s siIgP %t, ssTs
5' Sa. Ed ms S.s' asl Fed f SSs.S
Corn va. easier. 6at NOR. active late Saturday;
n.sh shS S.s GGsy T s.s.
elevator sstc.. do 81 TO DC. over Chicago pee e.
srdsy. future, , advanced &c on MAY. but later
in the day were Nc. lower, with closing pr cos Nc
With s.,ard.y. sale, OF 60 600 bush. as follows:
9 ,ss, m e. l e.; c t.s. s %,
R Rsy. .:.,'....: ssa ,sX ,s4 SAN S sss
The following shows the visible supply;
Ey s,r. t s%S. s Sasi
Nov 10. 1895. b2.bo2,Ooo II.sss.ooo e.7ooooo
Increase ..... 1,b"l.ooo ..a;.:so;c .,...oc,,nc
Nov" e' Is. 1898 10. iyI.oo 2sssSooo n.tSsSoo
The depr.;,ins f..,ur.. in wheat wsr. di,ap'
favorable weather At the West an increase on pas:
sage and continued hant1 IA Ll.erpnG9' arappsa
az TIC world, shipments were =. Iao.ooo sssinst
against l. Tss 900 in the prsviou. week. III. guam:
NY En Inn S.Sio snppiy as6SoS On the oth.r
hand tho Northwestern receip,s were compare.
lively small; Chicago was 500 chrs brhind las, year
There wa. morr less yague ah about possible war
between Russia and Japan. A. Duluth shippers took
saturday zoo 900 bushels and finally the visible
supply which had been expected to increase ooO,'
600 to- 300 600 actually increased only Loo 900.
Also there less covering Of shorts. buy
ing against puts and purchasing for foreign account
that before the close there WAS rally which LETT
INC decline for the day quite small and In fact
Nay wound w At trining advance. Decenber
wheat in Chicago 10 still at premium over Min
neapolls. corn showed greater strength than
wheat There an absence ., any great prS.snret To-
CRIB corn. The visible supply decreased $4,000 and
the receipt. were small shippers bought Deosmbcr -
Ohio Nevertheless. Liverpool wa. @sd luwtranl
worlds shipment were i,lIa.oOO for the week
against G"s7 uUo Ia the previous week and only
I.sIu 900 bush. for the same week last year and
inutsoNer. the quantity ON passage increased iNtu
and the close IN fact rather weak oats were With
out vtry striking features. At Chicago NAy oats
$685. under Nav corn hs against a discount
two months Agu 81 Is to 81 There ~ = good cash
demand al Chicago ani thu NsiGl" supply decreased
for The week 2h2 900 bush. The receipts were
small.
Flour Dali and lower to sell: sale. 5000 bbls
lT.Sul hhis. and priS; sacks. Winter IN hbls :
"nprrhue. 81 abfs2t5; No. e1trs. t2LO&s2.b5;
clears. 50 iussa. 90. s,raight. ss.anat3to pat
sI.IG! s,rAisht,. ,3a5aiS,Jo pa ents ,&ToSss.no
I've -four. s3IOSsS.JG. Buckwheat -four. s2.35s
81 AZ gran d:adSc,. 9. l. T. New York.
CortuS.-spot cotton was W. lower with no sales
OUT. SIC agAtnst $50. There WAS . decline % ltc
at New ORLEANS and Charleston. l'ioc. TO 'Sc At
Iout. New Oreans sold i.6"u aud Memphis, "hO
The exports from the ports were s.s:i TO Great
Britain and ;.lHS TO the Continent. Liverpool
,rencd 20 points higher but ylo,ei at net rise
there were l.1.d higher. with sales OF 1000 bales
rho movement To- day WAS As follows
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~. st Louis. 3. t.t Cincinnati. 80 aai Nous
t.h, lt.-ls' Ne" Otisnhs t"tHHteS lsL " - t.t
49, Nrt March d.uo In New York tuinrrs opcu.t
! point lover 10 ; higher; later on fell 2G - -
r0ut- closing ID to isloNcr for the lay. Tho puco-
sall
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
New York and Boston MI Rail.

NY. y II. II. u. II. and connections
From Grand Central station.
Leave. by ~ DuH
p,u4 \ VI. Springfield and Worcester, $40 y. w.
lOiOOA " Il New London and Providence, go y, NJ.
kIOnnA.M rNeW London and Providence Z 2N T. NJ
IL % VI 81 ringhrll and Worcester, h.40P VI,
l.uuP. VI, Air Line via WillimAntic, 1900 P NJ
I;O2 y NJ, New Innd IN aud Providence. % r. NJ
500 p A.,-S"w London and Frnviicnre.pfCc P. ~
900 T., VI, "Sprngheldanl Worcester, 1000 T.. VI,
$500 y, NJ, New London and Providence,
li:ouP. "
81 luO T., NJ, ~iprInVheld and Worcester slb 4 "
Si2oO l., NJ, New London and Providence,
G26A. VI
ERunsdally, including sunday
BAY stat" Limited, all parlor cars; fare 81. IN
Gliding parpr car seat.
Return service same hour and by sans route.
kWlll stop al l2hih II,
Through parlor and Sleeping cars by each train.
G, T, HEMPSrEAD. Gen. Pass Agent
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CENTRAL-HUDSON BOATS.

<EWBtRG LINE; Pier -. y. r.. daily. = NJ;
satnrisv- =. NJ; Sundays. v A. NJ; Sunday.
West i2rh 81 s;@h A. VI
pD'kEErSIE LIME Pier ~, y. r., I p. NJ
daily. except .unial-.
KiSGSTON IINE; Pier ~. " H.. daily, EXCEPT
Sundays, T.. NJ; landing at Sewburg. New Ham.
burg. Marlboro. Milton, po'ks-psi. and Esopus,
connecting at Kingston with L. aud d. r. r. for all
points IN the Cstskills,
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New York Stock EIchanEs-sales Nov Is.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. COOS
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financial.
OFFICERS.

HON ELLIOT pASfORTH, eI TREASURER state q.
Ssw York President.
C. T. COOK, formerly of Cpot. Lyman eeixa.
Chicagn. Ill, r.PTrsileLt.
HON JAS. A ROBFRrS ey.'nmptrpller State OF
New York. Second Wee. pr-sl"nf
COL THDS. \. ANDERSON CIhan Pan American
Ehpr-as Co, Treasurer
HOS WI. +. KISSELBURGH. eI.D-puiy LttorI ~.
General state ~ New YORK. Attorney.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Boston and New England Points.

VIA SOt'Nn LINES.
TAIt. EINER II>f, VIA Newport and Fail
I,Ner-I'ANr Pier ~, y H.. fo0tut NR-ren St week
DAYS ouil. at h;nO" 81. ST Nmers PRISCILLA and
II ElIAN Orchestra on eAu n.
STONINGTOS LINE, via Stou ington Leave
Per &c. r.. furt OF Spring st. weeN iays only. At
oIOr v 81 .Nmcr- Mr.Gs and New Hampshire.
NORWICH LINE. Via Now lNudon-Lcavs
Pie Sc. y Il foot az Spring st. weekdays only. Al
t.ao 1 " 81 imefs CITY OF LOWELL and CITY
or WORCESTER
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OH noMIN.33S LINE.
WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW IOEk-QTIF NSTOWS--IlNERPOpL.
occlnir Soy 10. = +. G}mri NV - 3P ".
Na,Cst!c nov. -. noon T'ut mic. Nov ~. noon
FOR pss.sg- trt. n! aud Seu.rSl lutormstiy n. AZ.
ily 10 WHITE STAR LANE.
Pier -s. Sorth RIVER. ONr'. q Broadway. Sew York
GIN a Rnl1NE VIA ggEESsiowN
From Piers - srt ~ North River
Iucanis Nov. u. y v Canlpauis Dec. :. : p VI.
VERNON II BROWN co. G,n.ASt-.t Bowling drn
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
" LONDON, PARIS ANb BHFMFS,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
TrAye Tu Sov.IA. iuhM. NV h.ur Noy.2s loan
sAhle Tu,, Spv."l LAM. Ale. ru Dec. o. 10 n
O.IRICHS 4 co. BROADWAY.
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HAMBURG. AMERICAN LINE,

= E'F'0'EVV''eE IE''F|''ISHTE SE''Is
Twin screw Brpr">s steamers during Win
ter on German Mediterranean service. Ser
vice to L"ndon. Phtss. Hamburg, resumed
Feb. 22, 300. Twin screw Passenger Ser
Vice To plymouth Iondoni and Hamburg.
Also y. I.-IIanhurg litc"'.
Iorsa llrgs, a.. lpply -
Comt Anys ONCE, 81 BSay, y. Y. Phone 1871 Broad.
OLD DOMISIOS LINE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Camfor' Norfolk Portsmouth.
Primers Point Newport News aud Richmond Va,
connecting for Petersburg. mchmond, Virginia
kea a. Washington. ID C.. md cutire South sni
West
Freight and ps.sengsr cleaners sal from pier 80.
North River. foot Of Bean ~. every weekday, eT'
espt ssturdag. At3p. VI. ami saturday NtP,M
H. H. WALKER. Traglr Mhua,yr.
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BLLLs ALLOWED
From Manila

Through the courtesy OF Walter Ed
wards we take the following extracts
from u letter written to him by Phillip
Delamore who is member of Bait .ry
b at Manila. II was written Dec. ID.
We are getting along pretty we'll; in
fact | never felt better IN my life. We
have seen some very hard times since
we left home but | am tough and I
think | can stand it all right. II you
conld see what we had to go through,
what we had to eat and how we had TO
pull the big old cannons around through
mud and water nearly waist deep you
would wish the army was in h and
you was home. They can say what
they like but the little buttermilk boys
who did not have the nerve to enlist
had good sense. We have had no snap.
For weeks we did not have half enough
to eat. Once did not eat for about Z
dayI, We had hard tack and prunes
with maggots in them. As some of the
boys picked these ont of The prunes
they said: Don't YOU wish you was
home ?" and tears came into their eyes.
THIS is very warm aud rainy coun-
try. It il warmer here now tlan IL is
ut home in the SKINNER time.
The natives are just like niggers only
smaller. All they wear here is the
thinnest stuff they can buy. II is near
~ like mosquito bar They Wear no
shoes. socks, or hats, just an oil, thin
shirt with the sleeves cut out. We have
nice thin clothes. We have three pair
of white pants, two blue coats AMI a
dress suit which we wear when we 90
in town. The dress suits were presen-
ted to- us Wy one oi the generals for our
good fighting.
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Prepare for Spring.

Don's let this season overtake yon
before you have attended TO the inn
portaut duty of purifying your blood
with Hoods SarsaparillS. BY taking
this medicine now you may save sick
ness that will mean time and money as
well az suffering later on Hoods
Sarsaparilla will give you rich, red
blood, good appetite, good digestion
and sound, healthy body, IL ia the
greatest and best spring medicine be-
cause IL il the One True Blood Purifier.
lts unequalled record of marvellous cure
has won for it the confidence al the
whole people.
GA Sunday daughter was born 10
the wife of jerome Chlld, Mr.. Child IL
absent OH mission to the Southern
States where lac went last fall.
Miss Maud Webb was brought home
from Provo on Monday suffering from a
serious attack Of la grippe. She is sm-
proving and will likely be around again
n q few days,
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Washington's Birthday Program

To be given by the Public Schoo
Glass of %, Tuesday even
ing Feb, D., in the Central schoo |
House,
Song, America, by the class,
Prayer by tle clrplain,
ilyrum Anderson
Opening Address, Mosiah Evans,
Rec, The 22nd OF Fe bruary
Johu Stoker.
Song, Red, White and Blue
Company
Speech Lille Of Washington
Peter Peterson
Rec. The Soldier Bum
Bond Norman
Song Our Presidents Company
'Ch aracter Of Washington
Douglas Scalley
Rec. Washington Jennie Brown
Song, In Her Cabin on the Old
Mission Shores. May Thomas
Rec. The Good Old Days.
Horas Woninden
Patriotic Quotations
Song, TO The Memory of Washington
School patrons are kindly invited tc
attend, Commences at o'clock sharl
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Sanpete and Sewer Sugar Factory

Preparatory to the estalishmt mt OF
the sugar beet industry in our locality
in 1900, it il considered necessary that
prospective beet farmers practise in
the cultivation and production of the
best kind and quality of sugar beets
this year. 1t il recommended that
mass meetings be held III the principal
towns OF the two counties and com nit
tees be appointed by the people and
under their guidance lst Clubs he for
med OF persons who will take mn inter-
est in this industry, I'd Literature on
this subject be distributed. 81 Sets OF
needed implements be secured. iih
Agreements be made Tth farmsrs to
raise beets this season Tor experimental
purposes. 9th Expert instruction IN
beet raising be- secured for this season,
A meeting OF the farmers was 10 be
held ut Gunnison yesterday.
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Fertilizing Beets.

l.. Hache Of Chino has invented an
attachment TO II beet drill designed to
apply liquid fertilizer TO the soil direct
ly in the beet rows. For this purpose
he has constructed box or tank placed
in front of the seed box on the drill.
From this the liquid is fed through fau-
Gets, regulating the flow, rubber pipe
or hose conveying it to shoe running
in the line OF each beet row 4 small
shovel precedes this, opening the sol
which is closed in after it and pressed
with u smll roller wheel. The liquid
is placed about four inches deep. D-
rectly following it is the seed drill plan
ting the seed over the fertilizer, but not
in contact with it. When the plants
start they throw down their roots into
this rich food which give them yigor-
Gus growth during the mosttryiag per-
iod Of plant life.
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There is war among tho dentists OF
American Fork and prices have been
cut to less than half the regular rates
on some classes OF work DR.. Todd
makes the cut.
Faults OF digestion cause disorders Of
the liver, and the whole system become
deiangcd. urRnINE perfects the process
OF digestion and assimilation, and thus
makes pure blood. Price so cents. T..
j. Wadsworth.
Are you restless at night, and haras-
sed by bad cough? Use BALLARD's
noRuouSD SYRUP, it will secure you
sound sleep. and effect a prompt and
radical cure. Price 25 and 80 cents. Il.
j. Wadsworth.
Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding itself of waste matter. De Wits
Little Early Risers will remove the
trouble and cure Sick Headache, Bilious
ness, Inactive Liver and clear the COM
plexion. Small sugar coated. don't
grippe or cause nausea People Coop
Institution.
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The Old Folks Paety.

The 18th semi-aunual party for the
old people was given in CARTS Hall on
Wednesday. There was 1916 of the old
people present. Is were sick and unable
to attend and l2.had died since their
last party. Besides the old people there
were some GO others present All OF
these had an excellant dinner and after
the tables were cleared away the follow.
ing program was rendered
Singing by Old Folks Choir.
Prayer by Oley Ellingson.
Singing.
Address OF welcome, A. n. Anderson
Music, Kirkham Band
Recitation, Miss Pearl Fowler.
Remarks, VIM, Yates.
Song, Mrs. Laura Salzner.
Remarks, Mrs. Matilda Evans.
Recitation, Miss Tryphena Kendall.
Comic song, John i, Gibl.
Speech, Harvey Alfred.
Speech, WIN. SouthwicK.
Song, Isaac Fox,
Speech, Isaac w. Fox.
Remarks, John Zimmerman.
Song, John l.. Glib.
Music, Kirkham Band.
Speech, Mayor Willis.
Song. j. y. Gaddie.
Music, Kirkham Band.
Tableau, Red Riding Hood, by the
pupils OF Miss Bromleys school
Refreshments were then served.
Most ei the old people were taken to
their homes in the evening but some of
them remained for the dance at night.
The committee rememb ered those
who could not be present and saw that
was sent to each OF lhem
The oldest man present. was j. j.
Keep who was born in 1904 lie has
been la the church for 80 years The
next oldest was VIM. Thomas who was
born in 1sl0and has been Mormon for
10 years. The oldest woman present
was Mrs. Martha A. Fox aged SO.
Eleven of the old people had known
hc Prophet Joseph Smith, J. j. Smith
being present at Nauvoo when he adj
dressed the Nauyoo Legion
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The greatest danger from La Grippe il
Of its resulting in pneumonia. Il
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken.
all danger will be avoided. Among the
tens OF thousands who have used this
remedy for Ia grippe we have yet to
learn of single case having resulted in
pneumonia which shows concusiyely
that this remedy isa certain preventative
of that dangerous disease 1t will cure
Ia grippe in less time than any other
treatment For sale by II Il. Merri-
how.
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LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nayor-John $ Willis.

Mayor--John s Willis.
Counciimen-James Alfred, Andrew
A. Peterson, George Glover, Samuel
Taylor, George II. Smith.
Recorder-Edward Southwick.
7reosurer-T. +. Trane.
Murshat--Joseph A. Thomas,
CITY Jusiice--John Woodhouse.
Quarantine Physicidn-Dr. Steele.
ScnooL TRUSTEES.
James b. Gaddic. John l.. Glib, John
4. Ross.
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death Of Edward Boadben


Jos. Broadbent received word on We'd
afternoon 70 the serious illness OF his
son Edward at American Fork lie
immidiatly left for his bedside and
found him in critical condition. lie
grew worse as night approached and
before another day had dawned lac was
numbered with the dead. The blow
was sudden one and severe shock to
his young wife anl his father. Only n
few days before lac was M aud around
and then so quickly to lie called away
The people of Lehi sympalhise with
the bereaved ones rs they haze knowl
the deceased during all his short utay
on earth. The call we mus answer
has come for him and lac has gon t. a
better land.
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Prof. i J Mcclellan of Salt Lake
recently visiiel Mr.. James Kirkham.
Prof. Mcclellan is very anxious TO
have Oscar Kirkham go to Ann Arbor
and take voice training lie says
Oscar has the finest natural voice in
the state and by all means he should
have II thorough tanning lie rs So
interested that lac will Live him a
preparatory training so he can enter
the school and 90 right ahead, 1t Is
very likely that Oscar will go east next
all
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
The City Attorney sends in his
resignation.

On Tuesday night the City Council
met In regular session with Mayor Will
lis presiding. Councilman Peterson
was the only one absent. ST.. Good
win sent in communication regarding
some land the city wanted for streets
The matter was referred to special
committee consisting Of the Mayor.
Zimmerman, and Smith. A committee
was appointed TO investigate taking
care OF waste water in the southeast
part oil town. The treasurers report
was referred back for explanation. DIR.
Steele explained his previous report
and his bill up to Dec 10 was allowed.
Thos, Jones handed in hts report ms
road supervisor which was accepted,
The report of Pound keeper, David
VIM. was accepted and fees allowed.
The Marshaps report was ALEC accepted.
City Attorney Thurman had had some
trouble with the Marshal and he and
the Mayor could not agree so he hand
ed in his resignation which was accep-
ted. The filling OF the vacancy was
deferred very likely for about three
weeks. The Council agreed to meet as
u committee of the whole on Thursday
night for the purpose of considering the
matter of sinking well at the cemc-
tarv.
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DoN'r NEGLECT

the throat, an open avenue by which
any number OF diseases can find their
way into the system. 1t must be re-
membered that the throat is very
susceptible to attack. particularly in this
climate, and this fact makes it doubly
true that an ounce OF prevention is
better than pound OF cure. The
moment there's anything the matter
with your throat, however slight the
trouble, attend to it instantly. One Of
the best remedies for a sore throat is our
Diphtheria Remedy. As this medicine
may be needed at any time it should
always be at hand Don't forget that
our prescription department is the best
in Lehi.
T. J. Wadsworth, Main ST., Lehi.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-02-18
Notice to Creditors

Estate of Mary Goodwin deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
YOU, hers to the undersigned at Peoples
Coop Inst, Lehi City, County and
State Of Utah, OH or before the 18th day
of May, A D., 1890.
S. |. Goodwin, executor.
Dated Jan. is, 1899.
\. j. Evans, attorney for executor.
(First publication Jan. Is
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Office | wish to open in this vieInllyh
Ii your record is o. X, here 10 good
opening. Kindly mention this paper
Wien writing.
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