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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06
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-
Inembered that the throat is very
susceptible to attack, particularly in this
climate, and this fact makes it doubly
true that all ounce OF prevention is
better than pound Of cure. The
moment there's anything the matter
with your thrSat, however slight the
trouble, attend to 1t instantly. One OF
the best remedies for 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, 1899-07-06

Cuban editors are progressing.
One of them is exploiting Havana
as the healthcst city in the world
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06

and new Ao8h. Tho palms I'm the bones viii
disappear HUDYAN has cured others ana
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Study them carefully. They arc yours DO
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and you win De cured.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06

The Professor declare Miss Blom.
bard, you look as young as your daugh.
ter
Mrs lombard much nattered) Do
you really think 90, professor
The Professor Yes indeed No one
would ever believe there was such an
extraordinary difference in your ages.
aDatrpit Erpa prrge
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06

Entered at LeM CITY, Pos.oGce TRAN Jor
Z, 1rspoyiatioH through the mails as seeohdcldss
matter.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06

HOODS Sarsaparilla is the One
- True Blood Purifier, Great Nerve
Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thou
sands Its great merit 10 KNOWN.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-07-06

Hoods Pills cure liver III. the nonirritating and
only esthartic 70 take with Hoods Sarsapariiia-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-11

Cupid breaks his bow at the sight OF a
face full of pimpes. Hollow cheeks, sunken
eyes, and salow complexion will defy
his est intentions. Beauty Is more than
skin deep. The skin is merely the sur
face on which is written in plain characters
the condition OF the body. De. Pierce 9
Golden Medical Discovery is good for the
complexion because it makes the whole
body h. aithy because it clears and pur-
ties the blood, makes the digestion strong
and clears out Impurities of all kinds. BY
increasing the ability 10 assimilate nutii-
tious food, and by the infusion OF it's own
ingredients it enriches the blood aud so
makes solid, healthy flesh. 1t cures dis
eases OF the lungs, liver, stomach, bowels
skin and scalp, simply because all these
diseases spring from the same cause a dis
ordered digestion and consequent impure
blood
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1899-03-11

city before. She tsked bat one question
the way to the governors house. That
accessible mansion was readily found
doors were swung open, and, announced by
sleepy darky, fancy Bleylock stood in
the governors presence.
With fine and courteous manner that
gentleman listened, struck by Der figure.
her fail voice and passionate eyes. lie
promised 70 use his influence with the
president to procure pardon for Duck
Oscar aud the Bi-yIccka, and Janey was
allowed 10 20 t. the PRISM with the cheer.
ful news.
The mountain gir was heard of in high
circles H-4ts hcat warmly in lovely
of fancy.
"Why don't you marry here?" said a
beautiful enthusiast, who had called to see
Janey, anl kissed Der because she knew so
we'll how to owe. marry here and I'll
give you wedding dress"
$50 we will" said Dick Oscar, when he
was ont oil prison.
And laney went home il wife, As if the
stars had been diamonds and strung like a
larkspur chaja FOR her ncok-iather, hroth-
erR, husband sbelterng her in their love
Mrs. BleylocH aud Eliza ran IN meet
them. Eliza thought perhaps some ore
else would coufe with them. Had not her
lover lef5 her with 3 kiss aud IA PROMISE to
come baal; =?
The pink libbon WIS round her neck
Her lips were parted in il happy, vacant
smile.
"Tne old father Wa" in advance. lie
thrust out his ana a. Eliza drew near.
Don J Oh speak to me =
'Pappy ~
Curse year tattlin- tongue Karp
away from my bands -
The smile had gone. The vacant look
spread over the face that turnsd hplpI,s.Iy
to her brothers
"You ought to be whipped like mig
ger, sid sam Blrylcc!l "Whae did you
tell that pedd'ci about Oscars still for
Might have known lie vas fooljng you -
81 didn't tell where he still was"
Club yoa lie too." Aud her father,
passing by, struck her with the back Of his
hand.
"Shame on you, pappy :" and Janey IAN
to her sister, over whos. lips the blood was
pouring.
Her husband drew JAney away. Don't
touch her." he said, wish a ioos Of disgust.
''She amt iit."
A wild, terrified look swept OVER Jauey's
face. Shonid she grasp at the wind blow
ing in the treetops above her? She caught
Dick S arm, holding it tiercely. Her" VAS
something to clasp, to hold to. Her soul
shriveled in her ardent body.
Afterwari Eliza Bleylock seemed to
wither away. She repeated her denial of
having been a traitor, but no one ever be-
lieved her. She worked hard, and was used
roughly. She had never been strong.
Sometimes she stole away and nursed
Janey's baby, who seemed to love her.
'u' hc'Sl "iich Dich 'SGai Was ut HUME
One day, sitting by the .pring alone, too
weak since long time to work. she leaned
her head against tree and with one moan,
too faint to startle the singing birds, she
died.
Her mother and fancy dressed her clearly
aud tied around her neck a pink ribbon
that they found in her Bible And she was
buried, with very little said about it, in
the valley.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
AFFAIRS IN CUMBERLAND.
The Question of Farm Labor Getting
Very Serious.

SUNNYSIDE, January Special
The farmers have done but litle sine.
Christmas but prepare and get their
tobacco Off 20 market-some 90 Farmyiu..
Others TO Suunyside and Cumberland
Courthouse. While some few have sold
al rather high figures, the average price
IS extremely lOW-far below the cost of
production.
Messrs. Hobson & STROLLER are buying
largely at Sunnysde ana the warenOus
at Cumberland Courthouse is doing 3D.
good business under the management
OF Messrs. O.. r. Moss x Co.
The County Court OF Cumberland Viii
not meet Tuesday. There IS only one
criminal case on tho docket.
The population OF the county is about
ten thousand, and OF that number M.
A. p. Dowdy and r. j. Meador are the
only men now living that had sons u
the Confederate army. and Mrs. Nelson
Talley the only woman living.
The question OF labor for the farm b.
getting to be "a matter of discussion All
OF the young hands are going on 20 tine
cities, leaving none but the old ones. who
are very scarce and unable 10 work.
What few young ones that 10 stay age
not at all reliable and it is a serious
question with the farmer that raise
tobacco
You teach a negro to read ana write
and you spoil him at once as a farm
hand-he has either got TO 80 into poll
tics. preach. teach school or 80 10 the
city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
ALTERNATE.

Mrs. Annie Z. George has been indicted
at Canton, Ohio, for the murder Of George
d. Saxton. Mrs McKmley's brother.
A seat on the New York Stock Tx
change was sold on Thursday at $500
which was record price. subsequently
$4,000 was bid with am offer al $4,000.
Bills have been introduced in the Kan
sas Legislature declaring void and nom
enforcible AN evidences OF indebtedness
given in whole or in part for any com
modify on commodities produced or man
ufactured by amy trust dealing IN or
producing petroleum or any Of It's manu-
featured products" The bin is directed
against the Standard oil Company. now
extensively operating IN southeastern
Kansas. Bills We're also introduced pro-
hi0iung The sale OF cigarettes in the
States. The religious and temperance
societies of Kansas are pushing this
measure.
IN the Franklin lKy) Circuit and state
Fiscal Courts. in session al Frankfort.
verdicts aggregating s2l.750. or 500 each.
We're entered against eighty-six tire in
surance companies doing business in this
State. The insurance companies were In
dicted with The Kentucky and Tennessee
Board OF Underwriters under the statute
preventing pool trusts or combinations
to prohibit competition in rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Comedy and Tragedy.

II 7 should die and go TO my long rest,
Some friends BOO doubt would take the
useless pains
To place a few fresh flowers on my
breast
And view my calm and dignided re-
mains.
Then they would carry me with kindly
zeet
out where the winter snow and sum-
mcr rains
Would pclt the earth DER my defense
less head
The saddest circumstance of being dead
Some fow warm friends might drop a
bruv tear.
a common thing Tor an Of us. 7 know
or. maybe two upon my lonely bier
Thoy did that much for Edgar Allan
Poo.
But zoo Tho mcres fraction of q year.
Not 90 exceed perhaps week or so.
Ny friends would uy forgetting nc
fhor best
or think mc very much non est.
And So he man who struts along the
street
with lordIy tread and self-important
air.
Who never deims to glance toward his
feet
Beumes TO sec if both Of them are
there.
Who thinks the earth viii be most in
complete
When Bore at last is laid away with care.
May never know the while DE walks the
earth.
How very tuaing his intrinsic worth.
We see the names Of sages dead and
gone
Upon the page of histy's smiling face;
Fun many thousand, since creations
dawn.
Have made great tracks that no one
can erase.
For each great corpse We sadly look
upon
A greater one is born TO take his place.
As William Jennings Bryan, nothing
loath.
To serve for jefferson and Jackson
both
This is a stage Of transitory things.
As msuhstantial as the snow that
drifts.
Grim death gets after common men and
kings
And every season life's great curtain
LIFTS.
And time before the htful foouight brings
New actors and the scene forever shifts
ln this pathetic. comic worldly strife
The drama and the tragedy Of life
Nebraska state Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
SOUTHERN NOTES.
Selections Here and There from Our
NeMsnancrs in DiKie.

A trial of murder with a deer hunt
sandwiched into the middle OF il is not
common thing. even in Florida, which
Is always a land of pleasant surprises,
but that was what was had az Juno. the
courthouse town OF Dade county, Few
days ago. The hunt was successiul
one. too, and as a result the Judge,
court officers and jury had venison Tor
dinner for the next TWO days.
Dado County Circuit Court was IN ses,
sion. Judge Jones presiding ana the rS'l
for murder of Ben Moore. Miami negro,
was in progress. The jury on the case
was ina charge OF Deputy Sherin NJ. X
Johns, who ia private life is one OF the
best known pineapple growers OF stuart.
The jury had been spending The night
enjoying the hospitality OF the nara pine
benches in which the courthouse lux
uriates Suddenly came the sound OF
several dogs chasing a deer through the
scrub by which the courthouse Is sur
rounded
The attendants had barely time 10 get
out OF the building before the deer came
into view. Every man 81 ne jury was
an enthusiastic hunter. az Is also Deputy
Johns. 1t WAS the duty Of the oflcer TO
keep the Jury together. There was only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
OLE MRErCHEn sTREETs.

The streets Of Richmond in the West
End have been IN a wretched condition
for some time past and in places are
not much ahead Of the country roads.
We refer of course. TO the graveled
streets. which are excellent Tor driving
and admirably suited to the residence
part OF the city, when properly made and
Lcpt in repair
But Of late the city has been uslns
rayel In which there is generous
measure Of red clay. the consequence
being that IN very wet weather the
streets thus treated are inches deep in
mud. This is not the case with the
streets that are paved with pure, white
gravel and we are al a loss 20 know
why the Street Committee should use the
red clay gravel.
Ii Is easy 20 make complaint, and The
Times is not disposed to be fault-hndlng
we know that with a limited appropria-
ton il has been a diftcult task for the
committee TO keep the streets IN good
order bat there surely cannot be much
difference between the cost OF pure
Gravel and that Of the mongel stun which
the committee has % late been using. 1t
Is certainly poor economy 10 pave the
streets with red clay and portions Of
Grace street. Grove avenue west Frank
lin and other highways in the West>End
mad been In better condition of late.
:, the last coating OF gravel" had not
been put on
Residents Of that portion Of the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

When he was a hoy he served a term
I'm am ancient down east lawyer firm.
He pared the quilts and tended door.
And he toted in the dust for the cuspi-
dorc.
lie toted II so carefully that now he's
got an Office In the old coUntree.
Then Attorney Joe he reached the bar,
Expectin' clients from near and far.
But they We're slow 10 hustle his way
Till he gobblcd up one on memorable
day!
lie nurscd that one so tendorlce that
now he's got an Office in the old
countreo,
Oh he struggled on and won his way,
lie took no clients that didn't pay;
lie got the best and ne held 'em fast,
Ana he squeezed 'em good when the
crisis passed
lie squeezed EN- AN 50 thoroughlee that
now he's got an Office in the old
cOuntree!
Then let every boy take warnlg by
The great success OF this lawyer high.
He started in az the lowest round.
And he hustled right up with sudden
bound
Oh squeeze your clients carefulee, ex-
act always the latest fee. and
YOU, like rich and great Joee, may
get am Office I'm the old cOuntree!
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
THE ATLANTIC AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Road TO Be Taken Out OF the
Governors Hands,
FIGHT FOR THE PRESlDtNCf'
A Negro Sent 10 the Peniten'iary 'o'
Thirty Years for Killing His ""e'
Senator Pritchard VIII fisp'
Suffrage Limitation.
FIGHT FOR THE PRESIDENCY

RALEIGH, n. C., Jan. o-speoiah- Ia
memory OF General r. r. Lee. the Lca's
lature met yesterday and TRANSACTED o'''S
a very little business, then adJoulh0'
During the hour they were IN session q"
bill was introduced looking TO the lahlns
out Of the Governors hands the ooh'i %
of the Atlantic and North Carolina ran.
road and placing II under the control Oh
the Board OF Internal Improvements
This board will appoint the directors
There Is also a fight on as 10 the heN1
president of this road. IL will ellheI 10
Mr.. Charles Derver, OF Goldsboro, OF HON
James A. Bryan, of Newborn, thous'
there IS other good timber alons tna'
part Of the State.
ADDRESS on LEE.
Rev. DR.. j. p. Averett had large au-
dience 10 greet him in the House Oh Rep
reentatyes last night to hear MS au-
dress on General Lee.
Before the Criminal Court yesterday
a negro was OF trial for killing his Wlie'
People generally thought that the YER
dict would be murder in the first degree,
but the sentence was thirty years OF nara
labor in the penitentiary. It was rather
novel sight here to see ladies' IN inc
courthouse attending murder trial. out
there were several who went.
The Joint Committee on constitutional
Amendment Will be very careful as 70
what steps they take as regards the SUI
frage limitation Senator Pritchard
again notifies them that ne will fight
that amendment. and make test case
OF II.
Rev. T.. J. Gatlis. a Methodist preacher
at oxford, has instituted suit against
Or. Kilgo. Of Trinity College. for SANDER.
The suit includes some OF the trustees.
This is only a. continuation Of the Clark
Kllgo controversy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

We saw that the city ~ Hartford was
waxing fat on the large sums Of money
that we're collected and disbursed by the
great insurance organizations IN that
city. We knew. II these companies
should remove from Hartford TO Rich
n.ond. that Hartford would languish
while Richmond would wax fat We
knew thst such companies made The cities
In which they were located financial
centre aud that they gave profitable en-
ployment TO large numbers OF men and
women. We knew that a life insurance
company already n existence in Rich
mond was doing a fine business and
growing every year
There was no question, therefore. as
TO the dcsirabnity Of home Insurance
companies and we reasoned thar II one
life insurance company in Richmond
could live and grow. others could do like
wise. And so We hammered on tine sub
iect urging that tho Southern people,
IL they would prosper, must learn 10 dc
pend upon themselves and stop sending
20 the North for supplies that should
be forthcoming at home
The articles attracted some attention.
but there was no practical response. so
far as We could discern. and We confess
TO more or less disappointment Yet We
are not discouraged. The question is a
very live one in Richmond to-day and
sensible men who have money TO invest
have been canvasslng the matter quietly
among themselves. They believe with
The Times that q well backed life insur-
ance company in Virginia would pay ana
soma OF them. we are informed, are
ready to back their judgment with the
cash. From all that we hear. it is not
in probable that among the lew enter
prises to be established IN Richmond dur
ing the year 1899 will be life Insurance
company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
ARGUMENTS BEFORE REFEREE.
Counsel Agree rs to Distribution Of
Funds from Sale OF Bonds.

WINSTON. n c.. Jan 20-Special.-
Hearing Of evidence and arguments be-
fore referee Clement Manly as 60 the
validity Of the claims against the North
State improvement Company was con-
cludod for the present at noon to-day.
The counsel for various claimants came
to what is practically an agreement as
20 the distribution OF funds derived from
the sale of the cape Fear and Yadkin
Valley railroad bonds.
4 great deal of testimony was offered
by j. w Fries. receiver Of the North
State Company and Or. w u. O. Ben
bow. of Greensboro The court adjourned
to meet again at some date 10 bee fixed
by the referee
lie will report the amounts due ali
creditors.
A child Of Joseph slls was fatally
burned In Kornersville to-day. It's clothes
ignited from a blaze I'm the Fireplace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
ARE WE TOHAvE TROUBLE WITH
GERMANY

Has the German Emperor resolved 10
force a quarrel upon this country ii
seems preposterous 10 ask such a ques-
ton. yet German conduct towards us IS
almost inexplicable upon any other
theory. During our war with Spain there
was a great deal of unauihonticated
talk Of German naval officers showing
unfriendliness to our naval officers at
Manila and the concentration of pow
erful German fleet there was totally un-
called for and possibly threatening. The
fleet was certainly there. and since the
war the unfricudly action of German
officers have been fully confirmed. There
was more or less unexplained talk all
through the war alo OF official action at
Berlin in nowise friendly TO us.
But while it will not do TO assume that
an we hear from Samoa is entirely re-
liable. all accounts agree so entirely On
the statement hat the German Consul set
our rights under the treaty OF Berlin "a
open defiance that it is hardly possible
TO doubt the evidence upon this point.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
SAVED FROM SHAME.
New Officers of Geo, II. Thomas Post
g. 4. X. Installed.

PETERSBURG. VA, Jan. 20-Spe
cial.-Chief-of-Polic Ragland left this
morning for New York with little white
girl who was taken from a house of iil
repute here. She will be placed in a
house Of correction in New York.
Mr. VIM. Habliston stated this morning
thai no changes had recently taken place
I'm the affairs of the Richmond Peters
burg and Carolina Railroad. but that ID
was hoped that the deal with the Sea-
board Air Line would help the situation
The new officers OF Geo. II. Thomas
Post, G.. A. r.. were Installed last night
By Grand Commander Davis and AdJu.
tant Morton. OF Richmond. \ supper al
the Appomattox Hotel followed.
The Circuit Court OF Greensville coun-
~ opened to-day.
Mr.. j. W. Bradbury. one OF Peters
burg's Oldest citizens, who has been sick
FOR some days. Is out again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
VACCINATION RATE WAR
A Prominent Physician Creates Stir
in suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. 20.-Special.-Ihe
orders for compulsory vaccination have
brought on rate war among Sufolk
nhvsiclans. DR. w w Murray. one Of
the most prominent, who. until to-day
collected the customary dollar fee.
despite the fac others We're doing II for
nifty cents. this afternoon posted no
ticc Offering his services al ten cents a
case.
A stir was caused in professional cir
Giles. Or. Murray says in part: PROBES
sionalIy It has always and everywhere
except In Suffolk and here, too, TIL re-
Gently been considered worth at least
q but commercially considered as It IS
here now II Is not worth fifty cents.
Considering the time and great skill re-
oulred. il is not worth 70 the men who
do II a penny more than ten cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
Prominent People Ill,

AYLET'rS. VA. Jan 2O.-Speclal
VIM. K. Aylett. who has been III for
several days Is still quite sick. though
he Is now improving.
Mrs Watson Walker, a prominent lady
lust across the river In King and Queen
county. H. very i'll.
The telephone line TO Richmond which
was broken I'm several places by the
sleet last week has been repaired and
communication re-established as usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
4 burning Incident.

According to the Pail Mall Gazette,
Nine. Sarah Bernhard has ascended
Mount Vesuvius. when she lost an eye
brow and q curl.
We cannot blame tho Amorous Mount
When Sarah vcnturcd TO his lair,
Ills fiery heart. OF love the fount,
Was moved by Sarah's dainty 'mair.
with lava lips he longed TO press
The goddess IN his fierce embrace.
How hard he burned for one caress.
one kiss upon that Bernhard face.
And So uuwrought by passions whirl
lie scorched her eyebrows, stole her
curl.
Then Sarah WAS not vexed or cross.
But showed her keen dramatic taste,
rive suffered really no great loss,
She cried, these things are soon re-
placed"
London Punch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21

ON several occasions The Times has
published q series % editorial articles
on home Insurance. urging the desirable
sty, II not the advisabiiiiy. OF establish
ing in this city. one or more substantial
life insurance companies. We saw that
fhe life insurance business was growing
oil the time and that the amour; OF
money sent out OF Virginia each year
20 pay policies was enormous. We knew
that this money was going 20 the enrich
ment OF the great companies az the
North and was being circulated in that
ssetioa when IL was needed VI heme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-21
No Getting Around Ii.

eyes. he made his first lucky trike in
eggs. He bought 1900 dozen al low fig
ure, put them in cold storage, ana sold
them at a profit OF more than 200 Icr
cent. That WAS the cornerstone Of lis
enormous fortune.
And the hens laid it. How strange
Chicago Tribune.