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rHE HAppYHAMMER Clue.

~ merry, happy band,
|-wlsing little and big, old and young;
S,mrer Is the largest ever lifted for
n ,sns the noblest ever sung.
MOTTO Is hammering happiness
fifsr a chance can be found,
|k vlntry seasons through,
\ Is the year rolls round.
M a song OF pure delight,
kaius upon our upward way,
a refrain Of Il Will help you"
v Journey onward day by day.
/ ii should labor to Increase our band
/ striving TO gain a prize,
R1I have Hammer club
\ Ait land beyond the sE es.
by One Of the Band.
BaIy, Texas.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Government HIN. san Antonio. Texns.
Only Military School 10 Texas having
ment. New guns and equipments. Large
stan OF competent teachers small
classes. Regular instruction 10 athletics
and gymnastics. An modern conVem-
cnccs. Location healthful Best car
service In the city Send name and I'D
dress for new Illustrated catalogue.
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AN INVITATION.

h % sou say?" said the Work to Be
|Dplt;
e,l we start bravely together,
rth the earliest peep of the sun,
|fng, whatever the weather?
\ little busy-folk, what do you say?
begin fairly together today.
p We keep step with a laugh and
|Elz
through the runaway morning2
shsn the noontide comes speeding
|tnne,
E.s.Ilg his chorus of warning,
y iild the Work To Be Done, ''let us
" kept up in the hurry with me.
u In the midst Of the long afternoon,
n you're q little bit weary,
tl the meadows keep silently In
Elg and prattling and CHEEKY.
v Sou say" said the Work To Be
y, gys be comrades till setting of
Frank walcott HUT.
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seelusion. Texas.~-Dear Haphammer:
will endeavor to write 70 the dear old
Post once more, as IL has been three years
since | have written J am errIalhiy
delighted NJ the progress OF our page.
think IL Il the best children's page there
is | certainly think Mrs: Foster Is right
about the san Jacinto batllegrounn;
think il should be held sacred oy ~ Lex
" / am certainly sorry that Mr.. Webster
is nor going 70 write d 70 our bpt agg I
they will be missed so much 49,
My father has very nice crop lhls
year, He has thirty,.nve acres N cotton ,t,'li
and we did all the hoeing ourselves Just
II S suppose ps ali you Haps had delightful
bk n the ssSaths t Tee Sa4Pt6 at s never
All the Ilaps are talking Of their pets
/ haven't any but a little brother; he IS
fo se9fs th fi ii peF cruel G 70 Keep Them IN
q cage, when they seem 70 enjoy their
freedom so much. ! think their songs
/ think Mr. Albert Wallace OF Roberts,
Ark, Is wrong IN some Of his assertions
about the girls, for my sister apd ! SeIer
rompanled by our mother or father, and
as 70 paint and curling Irons, we never
had cents worth OF paint or curling
have some cause for your prejudice; !
expect you have been disappointed IN
some love affair with a golden haired
perhaps you wrote that to help Arthur
Dawson out Come again, Arthur, would
NOT lei the girls do me that way.
Did any Of you Haps ever hear negroes
shoutf i have and II X certainly amusing.
/ The Oh fever seems 10 be very contagious
! i was certainly sorry 10 hear Of our dear
/ editor being III but hope she has recov-
/ cred by now. Our snake editors letter
was real jolly, was II nctf certainly
fhing II the Haps wonid read the rules
therc would not be 20 many disappointed.
J enjoy our club talk better than the let
/ tiers
All you goor drssmers and writer's come
\ again 7 enjoy reading your letters 90
\ much Best wishes for Mrs. Foster and
all the Haps. loyal Hap,
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HELPING FUND.

vlnton, La.--Dear Haphammer: Here
come, Just years old. 1t has rained all
day. Ny sister Alma has TO help me. Good
by. true Hap, Louis Parker.
Vinton, La.--Dear Haphammer: Please
let me join your happy band of boys aud
girls. am IL years old and am in the
third reader. A true Hap.
Venie Parker,
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asleep so long wake up, and tell us your
dream, William Yaught; your dream was
nice Cow Girl" have you dreamed any
thing YETI II so. wake up and tell us your
dreum Roe Holleman. your letter was
nice Some girls do spend great deal 1t
their time before the mirror but not all
All BOYS Ike to have sport. IL Is 81
dry nearly All of cur flowers are dying
/ have Il good many flowers. How many
Of the Hans like TO work their flowers
/ 10, for one would Ike TO correspond
with some Of the Hapa abont my age.
How many of the Haps like 70 w9rk IA
itad "Roblnson Crusoe, Alice In Wonder
lhnd,n Black. Beauty. odd Hours,
Ten Nights IN BarEEo!9,in .,.ana Ff RANK
lcy,h "a Walk In the Country Blind
Amos" "Uncle Toms Cabin and. Others.
AZ this is my hrst attempt, Will close,
Georgia Cooper.
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Vinton, Loulsana.-Dear Haphammer.
WIN you please enroll another 12-year-old
girl In your happy band of boys and girls.
am in the fifth grade have two sis.
tiers and one brother. A true Hap,
Alma Parker,
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hes o
additional
Sh"sn' i'"'
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Alvin, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: Will
you please admit another little boy years
old Into your happy band OF boys and
girls? | have a pet calf and l can ride
II. l will close for this time, hoping to
be a true Hap. George Pennock.
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WARD SEMINARY r ss;ssI's;

For Young ladies Lit Course. Music Art, Eiueuiion.
uertlncatisn to Wellesley and Balt Womane College
q boarding pupils ~ STATES, asth year Sept 18Th
For Catalogue, address j. ID. BLANToE, LID, Prest
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THE THOMAS SCHOOL FoR CIR

THE THOMAS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ANTONIO TEXAS
Full Literary Music EoerSn s9eSsSesEn sno
method
choo OF
Send for
catalogue onui eFp'"Pef n 1' D A. THOMAS Presdn
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Anderson. Toxas.-Dear Haphammer:
admittance into your happy band Of boys
and girls; live two miles from town;
papa takes The Post and read the letters
pets; I have none except a kitten Well,
will tell my age and close. am years
of age. ] viii give more room for better
writer. Hoping to be a new Hap,
Ellen Jennings.
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HarEers Visit 10 New J rrk, ltvopV MI ~
Amos" fUncle Toms Cabin" and. Others
AZ this is my hrst attempt, ! will close
Georgia Cooper
Clinton. La-Dear Hapbammer: Having
iust finished reading some very intereS Ing
letters written by members o. this cha M
ing club, would Ike 10 Join you an b
come an active member rather than slept
admirer. not than expect 20 become Z
star for I'm a Louislanian and not lrom
the Lone star state, but shall do my
best 10 entertain you End, friends, "
fail. be leiient with your remarks. ] On.
10y the letters written by Mrs. Foster 70
much. she is certainly q woman good dnd
true, and has given her life 70 nome
calling Looking TO the advancement ana
interest of so many h1s ifs triN's ana IS
not always sunshine. Now, aDont the con
test. II seems 70 me ihat most 81 me
the question, especially when lhey sly
sIt looks like we are ashamed OF our
names" Then, friends, some OF the Lest
and most noted writer's must also have
beer ashamed OF their names, ana We're !
the judge, your point would be We weak,
since YOU acknowledge yourselves, that
some Who thonse a ip,;n de plume wee
your best writer's and that Is very good
reason that they should be proud OF DC
present at the United Confederate Vet
Grams reunion next year, nave often
warted to visit your great state ahH !.
nothing prevents may have that pleasure
then, as my father Is a very enthus aside
vel eran and he expects TO attend the re-
union in Dallas. Didn't promise not 70
stay longf Excuse me II have tigel you,
for II was not my intention, but hope 1
have made friends among you. Sincerely
with best wishes will bid you ale l.
though must irst add my good viii % ihe
Past. IL has been 4 welcome VISITOR 70 CUR
| il I've and continue 10 grow In health,
wealth and prosperity and always enjoy ta
wen s-'"s' pyp1'' Mzpah.
| wichita Falls, Texas.--Dear Haphammer.
| Wen. / hope you July llaps are enjoying
| this pleasant ( . weather. lhe drouth Is
lion Is burning 10 under the suns seoreh,
| Ing host The corn and cotton erop VIII
| bs total failure. The wheat y was
| rpnsualy short, 50 no wonder tbs farm
the blues" Phillp Webster, we are very
sorry TO hear that you are 70 contribute
Snlg one more letter 10 this department..
| Thcy say that wise men change their
| miacs, but fools. never, so be Wise man,
Paigp, and stay with rs. Just watch me
! pags closely Haps. and see n he don't
turn rn soon under brand new nom de
| pIuIne / want 10 vote In this contest II
am not too late TO do 50. II seems ihaI
some OF the best writers TO this page use
pons De plume y ns Gp'iho src sfe5 NJ
and t,ct because they are ASHAMED OF their
real names or OF what they write, as some
of tho Haps will ardye rs believe. Seems
4 na harm whatever In the use Of false
names ! cast nay SSte Ior h Snc n, q s nSs
be ricltrious Well most Of you seen
10 be Al a toss for something 70 talk about
Il so / win launch o new % subject Tor DTS
cussien. Eamely, books. Our best com
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Lano, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: am
Lano aud like 1t real well. am living
close to the river. | can go fishing. and
fish are plentiful. The scenery Is beau
tiful for II is surrounded by high peaks
and mountains. Papa is a subscriber o.
The Post, although Il reaches here a day
late but he can not give II up | will
close, hoping to be enrolled, With love
to all the Haps Jeanette Joseph.
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Beevllle, Texas.--Dear HaphAmineri low
did you all spend tue t2urth w. VIZ rart ~
bTisbt anu early Thursday morning ana
went seven miles to the Arkansas river, , Ane
crowd consisted Of our tamf'f an ias ot...-
10 dav and we Travelled slowly saw lot
81 qi.ail muleeared rabbits anu chupa ~
birds besides hundreds OF other hlut :.
! dn,,t like ehaparral birds, because they
clIynh The trees and rob other little BIRDS
nests. The place where we sloppen was
the uicst picturesque pare ever saw Az
Nas an Old country farm house ON ne
hsnt ~ The river. shaded By large oaks
covered with long moss, Nhlln NE W.
snreadlng our dinner under the i've oaks
the hospitable people az I'm and DO
~ eoWee After dinner we all scattere
m down the creek 10 gather grapes iaeiH
were as large as lnlseaudin n,, hut mat was
~ ,anch better for we went wnefe We
nIeased TO get grapes. we startel no ON /,
IL 8 with nothing 70 70, m AR J that f5iowe
~ ldecided he would st tAers vitp Ms
doy friend 10 run coyotes and wiideats
Nufh.ng would coax MN 70 ~ No nai.t
they Iea other her end 70 the buggy and s. r. a
on, Well, as this Is is,af l seirdiyant.
will close
nuoan rexas.--Dear Haphammer; VII
yev admit a little gin II years or s,r NV
into your happy band OF Do,n az ~ "a
am in she ,b mn az STadaf spPyRsnmer ela
Ecn sncb n nice thing for an the bcys and
girls The list q HspPyham5maeeSdS Y i aGeS
ing rhRlus' yes sorry Mrs. Foster was
n lSs s1in Viii cast my vote for the afnrtsna
i've side think the HAps shonia s,kbl
their real names for want 70 Rn' ,stt wns
'Wcodhine write and tell us you
nsyy,c Have YOU quif writing 20 tie haps
pageY You write such Interesting s rss's an,
"a nnow who you were, VOC have psei
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Terry, Texas,-Dear Haphammer Here
i ~ aui In Tor chat. see the contest Is
shouie the Hans use noms de plum 70. !
don't think they oug-r becnuse wnen w
49, s,,,,s,v who wrote ii. I have 30 pets, ea-
cent two pigs reckon you country ooss
~ -. hsndies fhese warm summer oeFH
PlIlnp w. why did you STOP wri'lns' %
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02
A Good Thing.

Geiman Syrup is the special prescrip-
lion 81 DR., A. B,ehec, Z celebrated Ger
man Physician, and 10 acknowledge TO be
one Of the most iortunats discoveries in
Medicine. 4 quickly cures coughs, Colds
and all Lung troubles Of the seyeres
nature, removing, a. it DOES the cause Of
the affection and leaving the part IN o
strc ng and healthy condition. 1t ia 10,
an experimental medicine, but has STOOD
the test for years, giving satisfaction q
every case, which its rapidly increasing
sale every season conhrms. Two mill
ION bottles sold annually, Boschee,.
German Syrup was introduced in tiIe
United States 10 is6s, and lie now iold
in every town village and CIVILIZED world.
Three doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price 70 etc., Get Green's
Prize Almanac at T. J. wsdswortl
Druggist. a--v 10
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adult suffering from q cold leo
on the throat, bronchitis, brest or luDs
trouble Of any nature who win call at r
J. Wadsworth's, will be presented with
q sample bottle OF Boschee's 6crInan
Syrup, free Of charge. Only one bottle
given to one persVi md none To Child
rem without order from parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as Brooches German syrrp
in all parts OF the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions OF bottles
we're given away aud your druggist viz
tvll YOU it's success was marvellous |
really the only throft and lung rem
ed generally endorsed by physicians
Ia, 20 cent bottle viii cure or prove it
, 'ue. Soldhy dealers in all civilizce
COT tries
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A Good Cough Medicine.

From the Gazette, Toowoomba Austral-
ia
| hRd Chamberlair's Cough Remedy
IL an excellent medicine | have been
suffering from severe cough for the
last two months, and it has effected a
cure. have great pleasure in recon-
mending it.-W @. Wockner. This is the
opinion of one Of our oldest and most
respected residents, and has been vol
unfairly given in good faith that Others
may try the remedy and lie benefited as
was Mr., Wockner, This remedy is sold
by II. B Merrihew
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Saved His Lie.

II wish to say hat feel | owe my iii,
0 Kodol Dyspeps Cure" writes II. G
Christensen OF Hayield, MINI. "For
three years | was troubled with dyspep-
sia so tia, could hold nothing on my
stomach Many times | would be unabl,
ID retain morsel oifool. Finally wa
confined 10 my bed. Doctors said
could not live. read one OF your ad-
refreshments on Kodol Dyspepsia Cur,
and thought 1t III my case ard common
ced ite use | began TO improve iron.
the fist bottle. Now | am cured ano
recommend 1t to all" Digests your food
Cures all a.onach troubles, Poop le',
Co op.
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Protective Policy
of the
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY.

10 a universally recognized fact. Patron'
slthe "Great Overland Route" are as
sured that every device of human skill
has been adopted to protect them against
accident. Millions of dollars have beer
spent by the Union Pacific Railroad Co
in the improvement OF track and eqnip-
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psralleled speed record, reliability fo'
maintaining time schedule, and the gem
arsl superiority OF it service.
All tickets good via Salt Lake ant
Denver without extra change.
Detailed Information relative to rail
road and steamship transportation
cheeriully furnished on application to r
d. y. Burnley, Gen. Agt Salt Lake City
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02
An Eyanselisrs Story.

90 suffered for years with bronchial Of
lung trouble and tried various remedies
but dit not obtain permanent relie'
until commenced using One Minute
Cough Cure" writes Rev James Kirk
man, evangelist Of Belle River, III. Il
have no hesitation in recommending it
to all sufferers from maladies ofthiskind
zone Minute Cough Cure affords i'm
mediate relief for coughs, colds, and all
kinds Of throat and lung trouble. For
Group it is uncquallcd. Absolutely sale.
Very pleasant to take, never fails and il
really fayorte with the children. They
like il, Peoples Coop.
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Health and Beauty.

A poor complexion is usually the resui
Of a torpid liver or irregular action 0
the bowels. Unless natures refuse j.
carried of il will surely cause impur,
blood. Pimples. boils and other erup
tions follow, This is natures method
of throwing of the poisons which th,
bowels failed to remove, Dewitt,
Little Early Risers are world famous 10.
rcmcdying this conGi,ion. They
stimulate he liver and promote regular
and healthy action OF the bowels out
never couse giiping, cramps or distress
Safe pils Peoples CJ-Jp Inst.
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YOUR FACE

Si',Ns the state of your feelings and the
s'ate Of your health as well Impur,
~ cd makes itself apparent in pal,
tnd sallow complexion, Pimples and
'kin E-upti ms II You are feeling
* and worn out and 10 not have a
rtd,Il y appearance, you shonld t,y
= tei's Blood Elixir II cares all blood
ceases where cheap Sarsapa.illas and
called purifiers fail knowing this, we
Ill every bottle on n positive guarantee
j. Wadsworth.
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An attractive woman thriyes on cool
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else in the open air Her form glows
with health and her face blooms with
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habit she takes few doses Of HER
BIEE TO cleanse hes system Of all i'm
puritiss. Price so cents T. J. Wads
worth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02

A. J. Smell wanted 10 attend y party,
but was afraid 70 do 50 on, account 81
pains 10 his stolpach. WHICH he feared
would grow worse 4 Hssfys, ~ was
telling my trouble. 70 LADY friend, WIG
said ,"cha4 leflsiA 4 Collie. cholsta
and Diarrhosa Remedy will put you in
condition for the party bought bot
lie and taks pleasure il Stating that two
doses CURED me and enabled me tsIhaye
GOOD time AZ ihS batty." M. shelI Is
a resideutoi supmer Hill, ~. Y Thi'
remedy is Tor sale b" II. B. Merri6ew
Ga - II 60 FAEaza..-a
= =; !: I d :
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Disease snd danger Turk in the VIA
organs. The blood becomes vitinle,
and the general health is undermine
whenever the stomach and liver fail IL
perform their functions ns nature in
tended. HERsINE will tone mp the
stomach, regulate the liver, where other
preparations only reliev'. Price 50
cents. ! J Wadswouh
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. Worms take refuge in The small inles-
tine, where they can easily multiply
WHITES CREAM VERMIFEGE will
destroy these parasites. The verdict OF
the people tells plainly how well il has
succeeded Price 25 cents. 4, j.
Wadsworth.
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OF Benefit to You.

,. s, Mitchell. Fuliord. Md: During q
long illness was troubled with bed
ores, was advised 70 try Dewitt's Witch
iazel salve and did so with wonderful
results. | was perfectly cured. 1t l..
he best saive on the market" Sure
'ure tor piles, sores, hurns. Beware oI
.ounterierts, Peoples Coop Inst. E
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ChambeIlain's Stomach and lis +
Tablets
as ,htm
When you feel dun after catiug.
When you have no spp,ti'e
When you have a bad taste in yoi'
mouth.
When ypur live is torpid.
/, hen your hnwelsarc constipated
an You have il adachc.
hen y u feel hillions
ney Nill improve your appeti +,
5-SInse aud 'inyigorate your somsch
al regulate your liver and bow els.
wi sale by II. b Merrlhew
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Could hardly express the thanks Of
iomer Hall, Of West Point, la. Listtl.
Why: A severe cod had settled on hi
ungs, causing most obstinate cough.
several lhysic!ans said he had consumr
ion, but could not help him. When al
bought. lle was d omed he began to as,
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consuml
ton and writes "i. completely cured IN.
md saved my lie. I now weigh 227 lbs.
rs positively guaranteed for Coughs,
jolds and Lung troubles Price soc anc
4 90 Trial bottles free at T j. Wsd-
worth. ~
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Praise the bridge that carries you
over a food or cough. BALLARD's
HOREH0UND SYRUP mas brought 80
many over throat and lung troubles,
such as coughs, colds, bronchitis. etc,
that its praises are sung everywhere,
Price 70 and so cents I. j. Wadsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02

TAsLkR's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
dEFIT has been thoroughly tsstsd for
many years, and is positive cure for
his most distressing and embarrassing
II TROUBLES. Price 30 csnts in bottles
Tubes, Is cents. T. Wadsvorth. =
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02

For family use in numberless ways
BALLARD's SNOW LINIMENr is a
assfpl and valuable remedy. Price rs
md 30 cents T. ]. Wadsworth.
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TRAVELLERS

~&'%-- ' Sr~f~<~~-SsrD sIa-s ,
From the Rocky Mountains to Chr
cago and the East. have a long journet
ahead 81 them, and t Is not bad ideS
TO use a
Little Care |
in selecting the most comfortable a.
we'll as the quickest route. Those VIII.
haye
Once Tested. ma. !
the comforts OF the Omaha Chicag
Short Line seldom hesitate about
asking for tickets via the s.a >
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
SOLID TRAIN Of ELECTRIC LIGHT
ED PALACE CAR-THE FINEST
MADE.
All coupon ticket agents have ou'
tickets on sale.
L, l., DOWNING, :
Commercial Agent.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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SIX MILLIONS
DOLLARS SPENT
BY the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

IN improving what was originally tn
inest track in the west.
RESULT
\ comparatively straight and level road
ed bsllastei with dustless Sherman
iranite rendering possible the highes'
tie of speed together With the greatest
;aree OF safety. The IN ggitnde Of ih,
rork must be seen 10 be appreciated.
WHAT DOES IT aglNs
did comfort, security and pleasure Il,
III patrons. ...e.....,
ARE YOU GOING EAST
80 you cannot afruI 10 20 va :.
der than thiss R2Ytf. iliGiiWAY
urther Information On ili'lics'ian pc'
- ally or by letter to
De Bnrlev,
General Agent, Salt Lake City.
-. ~ -rh D..
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1901-01-02

Yks stRocky Mou9tain Scenery
Always Makes Connections at Colorado
Springs, Denver and Pueblo for all
points North East or South
Tourist Cars. .....
For DsnveI, Omaha and ST Paul leaves
salt Lake r g W train No. each We'd
Assday morning. st
Ter Denver, Omaha and Chicago leave
Salt Lake II q w train No eeaoh Thur
seay morning. 40
zoe Dooly Block, SILT Lake.
= trains daily between Ogden 4 Denver
All carry slsgsns fulman Sleeping cars
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RESULT YET UNKNOWN.
hGuinaldo Corfers With Several For
mer Cabinet Officials.

Manila. March 3o.-Aguinalio con
ferred in the Tagolog language at the
Nalacanang palace with several for
mer members of his cabinet and other
prominent Filipinos. whom he had
asked 10 see They explained 10 him
the LCpolessness of the insurgent
cause and advised him to use his in
iiuencc 10 establish peace and for the
RECOGNITION of American sovereignty
The result of the conference is as
yet unknown.
The first execution in Manila under
Amor lican rule took place Friday at
Fort ialate. where five natives were
h. nced for the murder of Archibald
viii On. an Englishman. superinten,
dent Of ;hc watcrworks. The motive
fer the murder was robbery.
Twelve Thousand Filipinos have
taken. the oath of allegiance TO the
United States at San Nincente. South
Ilocos province.
Aguinaldo is now detained in 4
comfortable room in wing of the
Nalcanan palace. He is in charge uf
Captain BENJAMIN II. Randolph and
Lieutenant Gilbert \. Yonngberg of
Battery G.. Third artillery