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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-10-04

"For three days and nights suffered
agony untold from an attack OF cholera
morbus brought on by eating cueumbers,
ssysM L Lowther, clerk OF the dis
trict court, Centeryille, Iowa. 81
thought / should surely die, and tried
a dozen different medicines but all to
no purpose. sent for bottle OF
Chamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy and three doses relieved
me entirely This remedy is for sale
by n b. Merrihew. Druggist.
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LEHI MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Nnyor-Mosiah Evans.

Mayor-Mosiah Evans.
Couneiimsn-George Austin Samuel
TAYLOR, VIM. Bone Jr., l. A. Bushman,
Richard Bradshaw.
Rscordsr-James + Ross.
Trsasurer-John Roberts IL.
Mdrshal-Neuburn Butt.
. CIV Justice--S. w. Ross.
cuarsnEne Physicidn--Dr Steele.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES:
James b. Gaddie. S. /. Goodwin, W. 5
Evans.
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To prevent consumption quickly cure
throat and lung troubles with One
Minute Cough Cure. -Peoplee Co -op.
Ease and Disease
A Short Lesson on the Meaning OF
Familiar Word.
Frank u. Hobbs
Register.

Disease is the OF ease, Webster defines
disease as 'lack Of ease, uneasiness, tro-
utle, vexation, disquiet." Itia con-
dition due to some arrangement OF the
physical organism. A vasb majority OF
the disease" from which people sui
fer is due TO impure blood Disease OF
this kind is cured by Hoods Sarsaprilla
which puriies, enrichens and yitalizes
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparila cures
scrolula, saltrheum, pimples and all
eruptions. 1t tones the stomach and
creates a good appetite, and it gives
vigor and vitality to the whole body. 1t
reverses the condition OF things, giving
health, comfort and lease" III place of
"disease."
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FOR SALE.

A nice building lot for sale, with
flowing water. Win take building rock
and brick as part pay. Balance cash.
Enquire Of II. l.. Osterloah, Novelty
Bakery Lehi.
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NOTICE.

Office of he Pacific Gold Mining and
Milling Co.
Place OF business American Fork Utah,
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the board OF directors held on Sept. is
1900 an assessment of $500 per 1000
shares was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation payable at once to the
secretary Ii. c. johnson at his office
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid Oct. 10Th 1900 will
be delinquent and advertised for sale st
public auction and unless payment is
made before will be sold Nov, 6 1900 at
10 O'Clock n. m. at the front door OF the
City Hall OF American Fork to pay de-
Iinquent assessment, together with cost
OF advertising and expense of sale.
II. G. Johnion Sect,
First issue Sept. goth 10000.
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In India, the land Of famine, thousands
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Peoples Coop
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GOOD THING.
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After using your Electric liniment in
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ism, collie, oramp, sprains, bruises, cuts
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public.
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AROUND TOWN.

Lehi building boom is something
pleasing to behold.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting house Sunday.
The present city marshal is doing
well and giving good satisfaction.
The new meat market OF Mr.. Joseph
+. Dorton is nearly completed.
The brick for the new residence OF
Mr.. Elias Jones arrived on Saturday.
Dancing in the pavilion will cease
until il is finished.
Mr.. Charles Gray is having well
drove at his home.
Look out for the Co-ops big add in
this paper.
Remember that next Tuesday is the
day you should register.
Mr.. Henry Joice is putting up a nice
,ence around his place.
Betting is going on in New York at q
ratio oil two to one in favor of Mckinley.
The children of Mr.. Joseph Briggs
continue very sick with Typhoid fever.
Mr.. A. II. Loveridge and Ellen
Harvey were married Wednesday.
Mr.. James Scho W lie building a new
residence in the lower part 81 town.
BoRN-oN Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Goats Jr. daughter. Mother
and baby doing well.
Broadbent and Son were much dis
appointed last week over the non arrival
OF their goods from the East.
Mr.. Fred MeRkin left for Philadelphia
Tuesday where he will enter the Dem
tai College.
Miss Lulu Trane left on Monday for
Salt Lake where she will enter the
University.
The new residence of Bishop T. r.
Cutler will be equal in style and finish.
to anything in the county.
Work was commenced on Monday
morning on the foundation of the new
meeting house.
The flowing wells in town, and in the
field, have commenced to increase their
flow of water.
Mr. John J. Thomas sold band o
horses the other day, which are to b.
shipped to China.
One republican offered to bet, tn
other day his residence that McKinley
will be reelected but no one would
taLe him up.
Quite a number OF farmers were not.
flied Sunday to stop digging beets, Al
they didn't come up to the field sam.
pie.
Miss Ruby Brown had TO go under
mother operation on Monday night
She came out OF it all right, and is do
ing rs well as can be expected.
From the number of bills scattere
around town by the merchants of An
Fork the last week, they must have a
idea that Lehi people have some none,
The fine display add OF the People
Coop in this weeks issue has receive
most favorable comments, and has bee
the means of bringing large increas
OF trade TO that institution.
Mr.. X. 5. Ruble travelling passenge
Agent OF the Union Pacific, gave us
call on Monday. Mr.. Ruble has an ey
to business, and therefore is looking
Glossy after his company's interest.
The females are very much in eyidenc
in our day schools in Lehi, that is an in
dlcation they are the best teachers an
if they are their wages should CORE.
pond with their ability.
Some OF our merchents are afraid
spend five cents in printers ink, Tor thi
reason, they are not known but little
town, and much less out. Ii every me-
chant east and west were OF their kin
what would they know about goods
The water in the Lake has roceded S
far back that at Saratoga Springs, Ia
sugar company has been able to 20 OF
where the Lake was and scrape Ill
durt out to land TO level up the LAX
shore.
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Advertisements IN thu colur n Ten cents per
tns Nv insertion, frc cents per line each add
tsHGl Insertion.
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Report
MADE 70

The Secretary OF State OF the State OF
Utah. of the conditions of "The Lehi
Commercial d Savings'Bank, located
at Lehi, in the County OF Utah, State
of Utah at the close OF business on the
9Th day of Sept, 1900,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-10-04

The other day while Mr. Albert Pettisr
was working on the new building OF
Bishop r. h. Cutters the scafIold gave
away and let him fall to the ground. The
fall Jared him up some, and hurt his
wrist, but lucky there was no bones
broken.
A. +. Howard announces in the last
edition OF the Salina Press that, with
that issue, he retires, temporarily, At
least, from the worries and vexations OF
country journalism lie is succeeded
N the editorial management OF the
Press by Judge w. w. Wallace, the
owner OF the plant, who will in the
future conduct the Press straight rep
ublican paper. II may continue in Sal
ina and il may be removed to Richfeld.
Russell Sage Is not satisfied with the
present prosperity lie complains with
bitterness that "mcney is drug ON the
market now IN the hard times Of the
Cleveland administration Mr. Sage
could lend ont his money with usury.
Now he has TO compete even with the
farmers OF the West, who have become
lenders of money where they used to be
borrowers.
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Sl25,442 Al


$40, 442 Al
Average rate Of dividends paid for the
year ending June 3Oth, 1900, $2ls Quar-.
Aggregate dividends paid for the year
ending June 8Oth, 1900, $4,000
State of Utah.l
County OF Utah.5
Ole Ellingson being first duly sworn &C
cording to law, deposes and says that lie
is Cashier Of the above named bank ;
that the above and foregoing report con
tains full, true amt correct statement OF
the said bank at the close of business
on ,hc 9Th day OF Sept. 1900.
OLE ELLINGsoN.
subscabed and sworn TO before me,
this 18th day Of Sept, 1900.
MOHAH Evans
Notary Public.
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FOR SALE.

Mr.. Geo. Newman has lot containg
ii acres for sale. This lot has good
orchard upon it. Enquire at this Office
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-10-04

II tn edisposition to worms in
children is not cured they may become
maciated. weakly and in danger o
coDvultions WHITE's CREAM VER-
NH I aE is the most successful and popuJ
ar remedy. Price % cts. For sale by
T. j. Wadsworth.
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were proper rem "a
edies for coughs m
and colds. Most
Of my acquaint- d;
anccs vert Of the ~
same opinion. "a !
Now | know D.
sometliingatlcast -
thousand times =
better. II Is Acll
English Remedy
Coughs and Colds.
good while ago ! be
| 20 cough and found
| then that rock and
u,oepoUood got "
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-10-04
Knock Out Drops

oron n saloon keeper, and 4 sed 10 think
tbot rock and ~ c, or whiskey and quinino
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-10-04

If you want the best ice cream
in town 90 to the NOVELTY
BAKERY there you will find it
There you will find the
best Bread, Cake and
Pies at reasonable
prices. Nice cream
candy can be mad at
H. E. @.
The evening times., 1900-01-22

tempt has been made by the rich and edu
Gated TO cast reflection upon the illiterate
class.
while | contend that It is the duty Of
every white and cOlOred voter in the State
who is in favor of a Republican form OF
government TO vote against the proposed
amendment. At the same time | am Of the
opinion that in the event the white Re
publicans and the Democrats of that State
will show their magnanimity and patriot
ism by defeating the proposed amendment.
and il is highly probable il will result in
division OF the colored vote, and thereby
preclude the possibility of racial prejudice
interfering with the fair consideration Of
public questions in that section.
Unless ! am badly mistaken, the peo-
pie of North Carolina will never submit
10 the Enforcement Of such an outrageous
and infamous law. The people Of that
State are noted for their conservatism. and
II affords me pleasure to state that the
statute IN question does net reflect the
honest sentiment Of a majority Of the Dem
ocratic party. II was conceived and en-
acted by the constituted leaders whose
chief desire was to secure their own pre-
ferment regardless of the effect that IL
might have on the fortunes OF the good
citizens Of that section
North Carolinians have always done
their duty in every great emergency in
which they have been called upon to act
and II the people in that STATE are given
an opportunity to express themselves free
ly at the ballot box at the next election
they will Ccnsign TO oblivion those who
now seek to do that which can only result
in grea, injury 10 the welfare OF our peo-
pie. and which viii ultimately retard the
rapid strides which we are now making
in our Industrial development
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ARID AND sUB-HUMID REGIONS
The Preliminary Work OF the Census
Burean i'm Collecting Datn.


Barean i'm Collecting Datn-
The preliminary work of the Census Of
fee in collecting data relative to the arid
and sub-humid regions shows that during
the past ten years vast areas have been
reclaimed by irrigation, both by ditching
from, running streams and drilling for sub
terranean waters.
Hundreds Of miles Of canals and bitches
have been constructed: hundreds of wells
have been sunk. and thousa nds OF acres Of
land have been cultivated in zones where
the dcsolation OF Sahara reigncd ten years
ago
Mountains have been tunneled and whole
rivers have been lifted from their beds and
spread over the valleys precisely as wanted.
High up in the ranges and on the elevated
plateaus immense storage reservoirs have
been constructed 10 impound the Aoodwa-
tCrs Of the streams to give life to the
thirsty lands below
As the successful solution OF the problem
Of conservation Of flood waters means the
reclamation of millions of acres Of public
land, the people ask the Government TO
promote measures having this end i'm view
To this demand the Government responds
Lands containing excellent reservoir sites
have been set aside and a thorough study
OF the sources and permanence OF the wa
ter supply of arid regions has been made
to enable Congress TO legisiate with intelli-
gence upon this impOrtaut subject.
In most OF the irrigable sections OF the
West. fertilizers have never been used. al
though the land has been constantly cul-
rlVarFd fur py-pr two centuries In man a
localities are fields which have yielded
successive crops OF wheat for forty years
and show no diminUuNn Of productive
strength.
Wonderful progress Is SHOWN in the
methods Of constructing canals. dams. and
pumping works and sinking wells. and in
the manner Of distributing water Modern
inventions in machinery have greatly les
sened the time. labor and cost OF con-
struction and management and water utili-
/ ZatiOn
In aid of this work the Twelfth Census
viii endeavor cOmprehensively to show the
/ present condition and values Of agricultur,
Z in the arid and sub-humid regions: the
/ length. irrigable extent and cost Of the va
rious canals. wells and bitches. the char
I acter, volume. and constancy Of water sup
] ply; systems employed in distribution
amount paid for water and IN. crops. acre
I age and yield OF irrigated farms
This effort Will be successful if those in
terested in irrigation shall heartily CO.
operate with the Census Office and It's
agents.
Within a brief period the main sched
ulee for taking the census OF irrigation will
be distributed and Director Merriam re-
quests that all recipients prepare properly
to fill them out and to re urn them prompt
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DIED.

TRAVERS-At 4.2O p m, on Friday. January
H. 1900 al MS late residence, 226 Street so1th-
west. cambridge T. TRANERS, IN bls hity-
seventh year.
Funeral from Zion Baptist Church, Z Street
between Third and -Four -and-a-hllf Streets south
west Tuesday, January %, az y O'Clock noon
Relatives and friends invited
CHAPMAN-On Saturday, January 20, l9ul az
3.l5 n m EDITH ELLIOT wife Of ". Stanard
Chapman youngest daughter Of Josephine ana
the late Holm n Elliot aged twenty-seven
Funeral Monday afternoon at $3.50 oclocA' IT. IL
lO3 Maryland Avenue northeast. II
RROUSE-On saturday, January 20 1907. at
so n M. VIRGINIA KROUSE. beloved wife OF
Can't J. Edwin Krouse. in the siNty-eishth year
Of her age
Funeral from her late residence, 2i51 P Street
northwest. Tuesday, January % az O'Clock p
m. Friends and relatives invited 20 attend
;a2I2t
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The REVIVAL OF FALCoNRY.
& Long-NeEIected sport Again Be
coming Prominent.

(From the New York sum
Few people have any idea OF the sport
which the hunters of Europe derived. two
or three centuries ago, from hunting with
birds. II is not easy TO account for the
long neglect of this form of hunting The
only part of the Continent where il sur
yiyed as a normal national sport was in
Rosnia where the landowners have never
ceased 10 fly their falcons at parIridges
that are found for them by pointers
Now that falcOnry has begun to revive.
the Dutch hawl0-catchers are unable to
take enough falcons to meet the orders of
their English and French patrons. These
Dutch falcons. tIken when following the
flights of all kinds Of birds are the pick
of the catch. but far more are taken from
nests when very young. In France the
goshawk is much in favor and high-hying
falcons ale less in demand than in England
and Scotland.
Today the best establishments Of hawks
and the most enthusiastic followers OF the
sport are found in England and Scotland.
The Hawking Club meets every spring on
Salisbury Plain to fly falcons at rocks.
Everything is as well done as in the days
OF James l. There may be from twelve 10
twenty falcons, with the falconer and his
cart and the members on horseback.
There is plenty of dash and excitement in
the business. Sometimes al old and keen
falcon is flown at rook within easy
reach. but she does not want the prey so
Eear at hand and so mounts to the very
Clouds till she spies another flock, into
which she darts like shooting star
Riders dash of across the down. their eyes
fixed upon the hawk. and the faiconer
shouts .she has killed" when he sees
The evening times., 1900-01-22

sornetbing fall from the flock. on dash
he riders who have marked the descent
Of the victim, and soon the bird Is taken
nm Later in the year the members VIII De
fiving their falcons at grouse On 'De
scotch and Northumberland moors-
Tof few hawks and falcons are nov
Is,t in and about London and taken INTO
The country by train when they are want d
i1 the eeld. The reason Why the gosnaNh
Eag become a general favorite N france
is because of its superiority 10 the lSl,oh
for hawking in a closed country among
HODGES trees. plantations, and gardens
u s~ires its prey in the air. on the ground
or even on a t1ve or bush without hesi'a-
tion ana It's adrOitness. speed. courage.
and s:pickness OF eye are astonishing II
IS no exlggeration 20 say that the oS heI eLel %
= ,,7c,,ert~ ~ I've or six hundred acres
wouId take as much game on it Win tue
single goshawk as he could Kill Win a
gun.
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SEEKING MEXICAN VICTIMS.
PeBnsylVahiR Green Goods Men En-
ter n New Yield

ter n New cield.
Green goods operators are turning
their attention to Mexico and the West
Indies as probable sources OF revenue, now
that they have practically exhausted the
field in this country.
Chief Wilkie. OF the United States Secret
Service, has received from Secretary Hay
green goods" circulars transmitted to
the State Department by Ambassador
Clayton al the request OF the Mexican
Government. The Secret Service officials
have also beeen advised Of the circulation
of green goods propositions in Cuba. and
they would not be surprised if the
operators were conducting their business
in Porto Rico as we'll.
Mr.. Wilkie was recently informed OF the
translation OF the circulars into Spanish
and the copies received wilI.be used with
a view to the apprehension Of the men
concerned in mailing them.
The matter was called 10 the attention
of the Mexican Government by one of its
citiZ ems Thomas MARTINEZ Of Oejutla.
State Of Oaxaca. The circulars were from
Allentown. Pa. One of them. marked
CONFIDENTIAL states that Senor Marti-
nez's name hsd been sent to the writer by
his travelling representative.
Il have ON hand the circular states
"a certain kind OF merchandise and when
il is well managed by person like you
il VIII make money quicker and easier
than any other way you ever saw before
II comes in denominations of one, two,
fve and ten dollars, bank bills of the
Treasury of the United States, and they
are as perfect as human ingenuity can
make them. The signatures to these Ger
tihcates are as perfect as the genuine and
when they are made TO look as il they
had been used or handled / defy the best
bank clerk or government expert to tell
the difference between them and the
genuine
The suggestion is made that an in
yestment OF $500 or more. in Spanish gold
would give success and profit Senor
Martinez was directed. If he proposed 10
invest, to send this telegram with the
numerals written In red ink:
- Rodriguez, Allentown, Pa. L. s. l."
The telegram was to be signed with the
initials only. II is said by the department
officials that some difficulty is experienced
in furnishing green goods operators. be-
cause courts are apt TO throw out cases
where the prosecuting witness is a man
who has agreed 10 buy the goods. II is
usually the custom TO prosecute those
arrested on the charge Of pushing the
goods for violation OF the Postal laws.
The evening times., 1900-01-22
nufrct Cans DE street RaiIrond..

Chicago is putting in startling innovation
do is to press a button and a sable attendant
Will stand at YOU elbow with menu WhCrefrom
YOU can make ;ight lunch get a drink or so.
and perfecto 20 op OF with. Taese cars win
be run as traileis at lstated intervals. aud an
extra fare Of five cents will be charged for riding
on them. Chicago may ooast q the original
idea Of running buffet ears Ui her street rail
rosds, but She csnItoS boast u beer that can
equal FIeurich's Naerzen Sen, e and Lager The
distinguished feature Of " slringt0n which at
tracts the attention Of strangers the most is the
6ne qualities of HenriclTs Seers They are sold
on draught and in bottles by al leading hotels
and restaurants. and also by the Arlington Bot
Ting Co. phone six-thirty-lour.
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A UonderfuI Letter.

The Doctor Davis Medical Institute rs Thrteenth
street northwest. City
Dear Sirs: ] write YOU few iineS 20 is' -. -
know about my wife. Cora tielu- ~ p -,
-;., bs- ss,ord bottle Of Your epilcptic me0l-
cine and She has improved wonderfully since sue
has been taking IL. 50 TAR. For hve or SIX long
wears I have fought mp hiu with her, bnt 70 no
in one month il has given her the greatest relIci
vet Where she used 10 have from eight TO ten
smells during the night, and very hard ones a.
that, il is q pleasure 20 say she does noJ nave
tbeD5 now Thanks TO your Epilcptisol. think
il The greatest remedy on earth for Epilepsy
ResDectfuIIv yours. JOSEPH FIELD,
81 G St NV, Washington, ID. {.
The evening times., 1900-01-22
Kruger at the sy~ osue.
From Life)

Il is related of President Kruger that when
jews first begsn to flock TO Pretoria he was un-
fayorably disposed toward them and used them
severely but after a time relcnted somewhat and
finally gave them leave to build a synagogue
They were grateful and when the synagogue was
built they asked him TO come and open IT, The
story is-and il assumes to be true Story-tlat
the old man accepted the invitation. and, stand
ing on the platform duly said: In the name
Of the Father, and The Son, and Of the Holy
Ghost / declare this synagogue opened. Now
my friends, | hope YOU Will lose no time in be-
coming converted" q"