The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-02-15
Theatre on Friday night. Go.

The fall OF snow has stopped the rock
hauling for few days.
The dirt is nearly all taken out Of the
basement OF the new meeting house.
First East street is the longest and
best in Town.
Dairymen should keep before them
the improvement of their cows
Miss Angie Webb visited Ccder Fort
on Sunday in the interest Of Sabbath
School.
The old castle Of our departed friend
Henry Simmons like himself has dis
appeared from view.
The Burlington is equipping its pass
enZer locomotives with the new electric
headlight. Several Of the engines run
ming between Burlington and Chicago
now have the electric headlights, aud
within the next few weeks others will
be equipped with them The electric
headlight can be seen distance Of seven
miles on traight track The electro
city is manufactured by little dynamo
between the stack and headlight for the
cab and tender The miniature electric
light plant on each engine is examined
by an electrician at the end OF each run.
The incandescent lights which are pro-
vided for the cab and tender are sui
Gcently shaded so as not to blind the
engineer and fireman.
When pain or irritation exists on aay
part Of the body the applicant Of BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT will give
prompt relief. Price % and 80 cents
Sold at T. j. Wadsworth.
For lOc you can get e first class novel
ut the Post Office aud haying read j.
; you can Exchange it for another for DC
, mo different books
Any merchant or business man who
imagines ne doesn't have to adycatisc
e because the people know him." is
n ton in its iallaclous ponderosity, and
% which will crush him ia the end as sure
rs the Creator made small apples
a There is no man in business so wei
known that he will not be forgotten
The name that is constantly before th,
public is the name that becomes known
A / Ia, Lao -, boz lao
B lore the public is through the news
o papers. The Bible advises when it says
Hide not your light under Jushel
. It seem 10 be Impossible to ascertain
n just how the President stands on tn,
d question OF free trade with Porto Rico
lie advocated it in his message, bu
q since then there has been very stronl
v movement against breaking down tia,
, protective system in the smallest part
4 ocular. The Senate committee on Port,
A Rico is divided on the question ne is Gl-
so the House OF Representatives. The
Ways and Means Committee has decideC
= 10y q strict patty vote to recommend I
sort o i reciprocity with the island, pro-
,iding that goods going in either dircc-
;, ton shall have the existing duties re.
y duced % per cent The President Il
said to maintain his former position
b. and TO be on the point Oh sending 4
special message to Congres5~urgng IL
adoption, but he is also said to hay,
changed his mind and to now favor th
'e Ways and Means proposition II Port
Rico alone were to be considered, it /
y probable that there would be no obiec
Is ton to admitting its products free 0
'p duty as a compensation for the SpanisI
X markets OF which we have deprived
but many Congressman fear that to d
70 80 in this case would be TO make n
3 opening through which all the othe
10 islands might ultimately enter.