The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1902-03-13
Having A Run On Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.

Springs, Va, sold twelve bottle ofCham-
berlain's Cough Remedy. lie SAYS. III
never handled n medicine that sold bet
ter or gave better satisfaction to my |
customers" This Remedy has been in
general use in Virginia for many years,
and the people there are wen acquaint-
ell with its excellent qualities. Many Of
them hive testified to The ema,kublc |
cues which II has effected. Wien Won
need a good reliable medicine flr a |
cough or cold, or attack Of HE grip, use
Chambvrlain's Cough Remedy and you
are certain TO be more han pleased
with the quick cure which it affords.
For sale by H. =. Merrihew.
II your child is c'css or peeyish, it is
no doubt troubled with worms. WHITE
CREAM vERMIFUGE will remove The
worms, and it's tonic effect restore it's
natural chee rluess. P'ice, ~ cents.
T. j. WansNullh.
The NJ. 1. A. exercises at the taber-
nacle on Sunday evening was well APP
precia ed by the audience. The Iro-
gran was ,ommendlble as WAS also the
addresses given by Messrs W. l.. Webb
and Stake Supt q. y Child
The cutting down OF tie trees along
main street has greatly improved the
appeii ance OF the STREET especially in
front OF the business, places.
Nj. Edison Whipple left here Tuesday
moring for Bear River where he goes
to wo' for the Utah sugar company.
lie expects to be working the most of
the summer putting up new buildings.
Musical Students don't forget TO read
the ad in this issue OF Mr.. Fred liar-
wood. He is one OF orr own boys and
deserves 10 be pttronzed.
Last Saturday night at the residence
OF Il. j. Wadsworth, the relatives OF the
late James TAYLOR and Ann Taylor as
sen, bled to honor the birthday OF the
deceased. About seventeen were pre-
sent and spent the evening in games
and music, after which the party sat
down 10 danny spread.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. s. J.
Walker gave farewell party to a num-
Der OF Leh people who will leave for
Canada in short time.
Judge-What are your grounds for
divorce, sir? plaintih-My wife mar
ried me 10 re,orm me aud after we set
tied down didn't have sense en)ugh TO
give up the idea. Iudge-Granted. -
Brooklyn Life.
In this issue s. be found an anuoun-
cement made by ,ue ciy calling for
bids on Surveying The city. Also bids
for reyis'ng and publishing the city o.
dinances. Both he surveying aud tie
revision are very much needed, and 40
doubt will be sus AIMED 10 such worthy
object
The contracting for sugar beets has
been lively since the late s,orm vh,ch
has pat tue land "a iine cond ,on, and
making tue prospects Tor crop much
moe iayo a2le. Up 10 dale tue com-
pauy has cotirac ed ior 5000 ~ es
which is the Ia, Gest acreage ever con.
trac.ed TO-
A County irlgators' convention wa
held at Mt, Pleasant Saturday ate
noon, which was attended by about 100
delegates Great interest was manifested.
A. W, Jensen was elected chairman;
W ID. Candldnd, vice chairman; G. V
Hardy, secretary %. Bergunj, assistant
Secretary. The following resolutions
were adopted Resolution No. / asks
the Legislature to poss a law providing
for system OF record for water nights
and protests against state control or in
terierence with local regulations. No.
asks for ceedingoi watersheds to cities,
towns ane villages on stream. No. 8
protests against Wholesale and indis
criminate setting apart OF forest re-
serves, or withdrawal from entry, 1t
asks that reasonable area OF water
shed he set apart asa reserve and the
balance be returned TO public domain
Enquirer.
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