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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26
Notice Of Assessment No a

p cilic Gold Miaing & Milling Company,
principal place Of business Ameri
can Fork, Utah, location Of mire
Alpine and American Fork mining
Districts.
Notice is hereby given that atm meet
ing OF Directors, held On Feb "a 1898,
IN assessment Of 500 per 1900 shares
was levied on tie Capital STOCK Of the
Corporation, payable Immediately 10 j 4.
l., Dunkley, Secty American Fork,
Utah. Any stock upon which this ass
esanent remains unpaid March 26th,
1908 will be declared delinquent ani
advertised for solc a. public auction and
unless payment is made before, will he
sold on April lOth, 1908, at the office
Of tl,e Secretary Of the Company 10 pay
the delinquent, together vita cost %
'adyerisiog opd expenses 81 sale,
J l.. Duuel,y Secretary
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

1t is reported from Berlin that
a serum for scarlet fever has
been discovered and gives good
results.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

The bituminous operators and
miners have settled their differ
ences for another year.
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Tendency Of the Times.


The tendency Of medical science is
toward preventive measures. The best
though, OF the world is being given 70
lac subject. IL Is easier and better TO
prevent than to cure. II las been fully
demonstrated that pneumonia, one OF
the most dangerous diseases that medi.
cal men have to contend with, can be
prevented by the use Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Pneumolia always re
suits from cold or from an attack Il
influenza grip. and il has been OBJ
served that this remedy counteracts any
tendency OF these diseases toward pneu-
mona. This as been fully proven in
many thousands OF cases in which this
remedy has been used during the great
prevalence Of colds and grip in recent
years, aud can be relied upon with inn
plicit confidence. Pneumonia often re-
suits from slight cold when no danger
is apprehended until it is suddenly dis
covered that there is fever and difficulty
in bieathing aud pains an the chest,
then il is announced that the patient
has pneum, MIA. Re on the safe side nl d
take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ms
OoD as the cold is contracted. II al
ways cures For sale by II B Merri-
how
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

Sioux City (Ia.) school boys
have formed union and threaten
to strike for a longer recess.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

A sperm whale was recently
captured with thirty seals in his
stomach.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26
H HFE|aH + 6 m
&/AS ISOLATION .

German poets have formed u
union. Their strikes may do
less harm than their strophes.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

81 reward-to the Senator who
received Rockefeller te legram.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

Mr. Richard Bradshaw arrived here
This morning FROM Canada. He re-
ports things very favorable up there.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-02-26

The House of Representatives
repudiated its Sunday legislation.
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ONE EDEE
YEAR n AA~N
Z ne bdnners
Lebf, Vfob.

For all paid-up back subscriptions
and 10 cents the "Talismann will be
sent one year.
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Sc ACORDARAD
del desgraciado Maximi-
liano Emperador?

'El Diario O6cial", 6rgsno del 60
bierno mexicAno, publica nm artfcn- :
10 tratando aobre 10 sseverAdo :por
sisrtos pe7i6dicos respecto 6 qae
Joa6 Ives Limantout no puede ser
presidents de Mexico por no haber
nAciio en- el pals.
Dice sEL Disrio Oficial. que aun-
que los padres de Limantour eran
franceses, 81 era ciudadano mexicA.
no, pues naci6 en- esta ciudad el 26
de Diciembre de 1854 y que las mis-.
mas condolences para presidente SO
requieren para ministro de Estedo
y que al no hsber nacido en- el % 1 !
no poaria haber sido tampoco mi
nistro de hAeienda.
Dire ell period dico del gobierno que
la defenaa de Limantour no es un
asunto polftico, pera esta publica.
ci6n demuestra los vientos que So
plan.
Sin duda se acuerdan los mexica-
NOS del desgraciado feanc6s Maxi.
milianc, acaso piensan que, por
aer frances Limantour, hsya peljgro
de que proclAme allf Ell Imperio que
tan caro- costo 6 Aqu6l rival de Ja&'
rez. De todas manerAs, es para
Mexico nm grave problems el de en-
contrar apropiado successor de Por rfi'
rio Diaz.
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Aumenta Ell personal
DE LOS
Servicios Medicos
gmbarQue de ganadO difficult
tadO pOr falta de Veterlna-
rios en- NaguabO.

Ri Centric superior de SAnidad
acaba de. In nformRr que han edo exa-
min adon dos me licos, custro farma
c6uticos, tres practicantes y cus 20
comadronas.
Fue rscibido por IL Direction nm
plan de drensje con aplicacion las
prcpiadades de 10 Building Socie.
ty, de Santurce. Ls Yesoluci6n foe
aplazada para inquirir nuevos infor.
mes sobre TODD en- 10 relative G per
mitir desagues en- In bahia.
La salud en- 10 isla es generalmen-
to buenA. Regfstrxnse solo tres Ca
SOS de difteria, v IA De vAricela. que
oeurrieron en- 3 zero.
.El Ayuntamiento de B,yAm6n
acord6 cerrar unos mAtAderos en-
CAtff1o por el deplorab.e estAdo en-
que ne hAllaban. La corporation
acaba de construir nno en- buenas
condolences.
Algnnos embArques de ganado en-
NaguAbo se ven diff sultados por fall
to de veterinario local que certifique
Ias condieiones de las reses. El
Cent 20 de Sanidad estudia ell medic
do que Gin perjuicio de los intereses
privados, ,queden cumpliaas las
leyeB.
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Saludable ejemplO

La Corte de Justicis de esta Ciu.
dad, AcAba de condenar, & los indi-
vfduos Clndido Morales, Ciprian
Sanchez, Ruperto Amsr6 y Modesto
G nlelario, q Ia pens de.nn an o
perjurio. 10 que as 10 mismo en- el
antigua CO fg1. sfAlsD teatimonios.
Di.hos sujstoa faeron testigos en-
causas leves, y Sc dc ell case, de que
los acusadoe, probadA Sd inculpabi-
lidad, se hAllan absueltos y los tes,
tigos rekncidos priaion. II
SAbido es, que ell .Codigo VICENTE,
cRatiga con &c vsridad el fAlso testi
-monio y de saludab'e e ejemplo ha de
feYvir In resoluci6n de estn C6rte,
para aqu6llos que por ignorancia 8
NAL AconsejAdos, Green que las de {
clsraciones juraaas, ante nm Juez de
PAzy y Fiscal, pueden adaptarse nj
espricho.
u na declaration, pxede ampliarse
pero nunea tergiversarse; por que
Cato d timo, dA lugar 10 pena de
que antes hacemos menci6n.
No hays tenor, cuAndo nm testigo
vi 6 presercia iel Tribunal, & decir
10 verdad; & cumplir ese deber de
t1da conciencia honrRda.
WdLdemQr.
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La DeSte DuD6nCa
en- Mazatldn
Tn cadaver fue ocultado
en- una coClna
TERRIBLE sITUACION

MeI.co, Enero 10 Aver ocurri
ron en- MszstlAn siete defunciones.
Eu 81 hospital hay 25 atacados
de 10 plsga.
Las AutoridAdes encontraron oil
eadkver de uno muerto de la playa,
.soGndia do an u ua cocinA de las afaa.
rAs de To- ciudad; habiando 0eultado
los miembros de IL fAmiiia que habfs
ucu rido tAl defanci6n.
81 10 hscho una uYgente solicitnd
6 los hab'tkntes para Que no ocnl- :
ten q los pacientess explic&ndoles ell
peligro que encierra este para ID
misma familia y para sl resto de 10
pob]t c o..
La epidemia hasta ahora no pre-.
senta carActer grave, pues no niue.
rem menos del so por 100 de los alta
cAdos.
N6tanse grAndes erf rimientos en-
10 clsse proletaria por 10 fAlta de
trAbsio.
LAS ealamidades se han aumenta.
do con 10 huelga de los cArniceros,
que se n1egan 6 mAtsr ganado con
motive del nusvo impuesto qae en-
tr0 On vigor eli dfa 10 del af1o.
Aver no se puao consegair carne
f:eaca en- 10 pobiaci6n.
El perfscto de policfA telegraf6
aver 4 una pobls cion Immediate y
consigui6 suficientes prcvisiones pc :
RI los paeientes y para las personas
alojadas en- los pabellones.
Los carnicerOs mataron i yer va.
rios novillos, pero sc negaron { ven
der 10 carns obssqui6ndola & los
pobres.
C1esse que el gobernador se var6
cb,igado 6 hscsr slganRs conc esio.
mes & los caTniceros.
"E. Impsrcial" reproduce 10 81 :
gaiente publicado en- nEl Correo de
10 TArde. peri6dico de MazAtl con
II fsrencia 6 10 hue'ga:
ell puefto ha siGo declarado in.
featAdo. Estamos aiAlados.
81 comenzRmos & hacernos 10 que.
rra nosotros mismos, si no tratamos
de buscar an alivio, sufriremos ma
yoress scalamidades que las que tsne.
mos hoy.
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Tribunal de DiStrito
Juicios orales

Dfa6 8 ms ana. Sc celebrar&r,
los siguientes:
Ramon Avi'es por hurto.
Abe gado T z6l DiA Joss Silva
por seduction. Abcg ado Rossy-
DfA 6 8 msf1sna Agustin. Rivera (s)
Vellon por viol con Alb gaao Sar-
miento. Dia 6. maf1sna Isabel Re-
yes por halto. Abogado Tizol.
Dfa-6 8 msf1anA Francisco Florit,
Jote LAmeiro y Martin Barber por
alterar In psz p1blics, en- momentos
que 50 celebraba matrimonio m CO.
n6nico de Pablo C.Ic y Carmen
MARITIME z. Aboga los Falcon y Cuchf.
LECTURAS DE ACUsACION
Dfa 9. maf1ana El Fiscal leerx
las siGuientss acusaciones; Contra
Juan V. zque1 y Julio VAzqutz por
peIiurio. Vega Bsla. jose Pont6n
Marrero por hurto de mayor cuantfA
Comerfo. Antonio Navarro por
fAlsa represen tAeion. San Francisco.
Neso Allen por ater t ado contra
10 vida de varios. jornaleros qus a
bAjAban en- 10 fnaa de Me. H.y.aa,
cfreci 6ndoles unos guineos qne, re-
conocidoP, resultaron cortsner una
gran cantidAd de arr 6 1ico. Con an.
terioridad 6 ese hecho ell acussdo
hAbfA amenazado & los in3icados
psones. Rio Piedras.
Juan r Rsmires por hurtc. Cat sdral
Jorge CArras quillo. psr hurto Ca.
tsdral. 1 ocencio Rsmos por hurto
de aYor cuantfs. Rio Grande.
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DR.. GlNNER
MEDICO CIRUJANO.

El mas incompatible y mas emf.
nente specialists dal mundo.
HAce curas mAravillosAs & diArio
en- su ofcinA 6 10 vista del ptiblico,
139 Wsst Fourth Street Williams.
port Pennsj vAnia. u. S. A.
El doctor Ginner cura IL com
sumption por medic de aire medica.
mentoso producido dentrp de nm es.
pecial CABIN. ts. ..asde enviar
sele = o. 81 doctor pueae ex.
q se usa.
16ctor Ginues cura el Astms,
II cancer y toda clase de ulceras, asi
como tumores abierlos dolores
sr6nicos del hombre y 10 muier.
El gran arte de curar del doctor
Ginner es conosido en- todo g! munao.
Sirvase escribir cuando 10 haga.
en- Ingl6s.
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Union PueftorriQuela
Americana.
COlnit6 de San Juan.

slenao grauda al ndmero de pa
5rlotAs qae estSn perdiants &c ms
sribir sus nornbres en- ell Regfstro de
10 menclorAdA colectividsd, tene
NOS el gusto de participant es, one
qneAa sbierto aqu&I en al eatableci
mi4nto 4e p. Francisco r Marxsaa
CriEto no q.
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G r A N S A S TRERIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST, 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa chentela Trajes hechos en- to
aas mealdas, y por mas asi mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, punos, camisas me-
gigee blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros articulos
para caballeros
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Un nuevo libro
de Deschamps

sLA Correspondsncias ha recibido
nm nuevo libro del fogoso luehador
politico dominicano Eugenio Des
champs. I'm <Inris-que asf se IT,
cola aquel libro-son de Admi Ar las
ensrgfas del jovsn comba tisnte y el
estil0 robusto que csracteriza las
producciones de este escritor.
En- "Inri" trlzA Dsschkmps una
parts del procaso polftico determi'
nado en- IL vecina Republics con el
advenimiento de Horavio Vszquez 6
ID primerA msgistrAturA.
Danes las gI aclas per au obsequio
Al ssf1or Deschamps.
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Dr.. GINNER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

The matchless and most eminent
spec alist Of the whole world.
Performs wonderful cures daily
ct his f ce publicly in the sight Of
all people.
139 Wekt Fourth Street,
Williamsport. Pennsylvania. U.
s. A.
DR.. Ginner cures consumption by
medica'ed air produced within Q cs
binst. 1t can be sert to your home
and your Doctor can show you how
to use it.
Dr.. Ginner cures Asthma, cancer
and oil ulcers and open sores and
Chronic Complaints in both sexes.
DR.. Ginners great skill is kncwn
all ever the world.
Please write your letters in til
English Langus ga.
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MOnedaS y medallaS

Muv antiguas. algunas del princi.
pio de d Era Cristiana, ee vendeu
baratas, informArkn en- La CORES
PONDENCTA
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Hunaacao

(Ds nNsstro corrssponsaL
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UTUAD0
Ageneia de Ella Correspondencia,

Esta Ag snciR de zen regularizar ell
servicio local de sLa Correspon ZEN
cias, y NJ ef cto sta f,rmando una
likta de los suscriptores de IL Agen
cia. Todo el que quiera fgurar en-
ellis pueee participsrlo oil Agente
para ser virls el peri6 lico con toda
puntualidad y tsn prol t, como so
reciba. Los pagos los admite la
Agsncis, dia1 i 1s, semanales 6 meu
suales.
Les que tengan "a srtsdos. en- In
ofioinA de cosreo. pueae servirse,e
9 period % en- e.
As1 fgara, do en- IL Ii ta de sus.
critores los lectores tendrkn Ell pc.
ri6dico diraiamente y no ga ex. EN-
& que nm compfador obtenga ell nd
nero & ellos destinaao.
T-do el que q aierA enviar comuni'
cados, edictosy Anuncios 6 SLs Co
rrespondenciss, di,fjase 81 Agente
Jose r. Colon.
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De 7aelsstro co2Tsep0nsGl
Febrero, 3 -Tsmporalmsnte se ha
Ausentado para 10 ciudAd dc Ponce,
nuestro apreciable amigo don Anto'
nio DAmis. recto y probp Secretario
que fu6 de 6Ste Ayuntamiento.
Por renuncia del Contaaor muni'
cipal dc 6 .tA ciudad don Francisco
Lopez Msrtinez, sido nombrAdo pa
m ocupar Aque!la plaza, son Gabriel
Faentes.
El Lnnero de presses sxistentes
hoy en- In Ca Gel dc este Distrito, es
mDy crecido, cuyo local, carees en-
veraad de las condolences 1eseaarias
para el caso.
Llamamos l& atsnci6n de quien
corresponds.
La Jun.a de cAminos, reciente
mente elegidA por este Distrito, Sc
halla celebrAndo sus seAiones en- el
pueblo de Rio grande
So espera en- .sata ciudad, 10 lle'
gAda del acting Attorney. Ign6rase
Ell objeto de IL vista.
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BOOK SC"
PER. SoNAL PROPER Try.
NAME AND LOCATION,
PERSONAL PROPERTY.


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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-10
BIG BARK GOES ASHORE
WRECKED AT THE HEADS
LAST NIGHT.
Crew Has Not Yet Been Rescued,
but They Will Probably BE
Saved by Daylight.

A vessel answering the description OF
and supposed to be the German bark
Alsternixie, from San Francisco for the
Columbia river, was wrecked last night
mile and half west Of Cape Dis
appointment. Captain Richardson OF
the lighthouse tender Columbine, that
returned from the scene Of the disaster
at midnight, Is Of the opinion that the
crew can he saved when daylight comes
and that extremely good weather might
possibly result In the salvation OF the
vessel.
Immediately on receipt Of news that
the vessel had gone ashore, the bar tugs
and CoIumbine hastened to the mouth
Of the river. The Columbine was first
to arrive at the scene and turned her
searchlight on the vessel. The tender
could not get closer than quarter OF a
mile. but nevertheless Captain Rich
ardson got an excellent idea of her po-
sition. She is four master, the lower
masts and top masts being painted
white. All her sails were furled, but
while the columbine was there the
master made some sail, presumably for
the purpose of driving the bark higher
uD on the beach. 1t liz Captain Rich
ardson's opinion that the bark is in
about 10 or Il feet of water. Regard
ing her position, he said:
The vessel lies about half mile
west of Peacock spit, and well up un-
der Cape Disappointment. She is ly-
ing with her stern to the southwest,
from which direction the waves are roll
ling in. She Is laboring but little and
was taking no water over the sides, as
nearly as / could ascertain. The YES
sci is painted lead color. with red bot
tom, and carries double topgallant-sails
We could not get near enough to hail
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-10

her. The flag flying forward resetn-
bIed the German flag. but the weather
was 20 misty that could NOT ~ sure
on this point.
Il am Of the opinion that II will be
possible to take on the crew. unless
very heavy weather sets In. during the
early morning. This Is not probable.
as the barometer Is favorable. The
southwest wind now prevailing will
have y tendency to drive the ship on
the beach. but should the wind change
around to the northwest 1t might be
possible to save the vessel. The life
crews and two tugs are at the scene.
The life crews may be able to pass
line in the morning.
The stranded vessel Ii rolling but
little, and apparently has not yet been
damaged. She VIII. think, not so
much higher on the beach,"
Whether or not the vessel Is the Als-
ternixie is question. That four mas
ted bark left San Francisco five days
ago for Astoria, and the southwest gale
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-02-10

The Astoria charter bill has not yet
hepn introduced in the legislature, but
viii probably be presented this week.
Whether or not 1t will contain the poll
tax qualification for voters is a ques-
ton, but there has been so much time
ly opposition TO this feature that it will
doubtless be stricken out. When the
charter committee presented its recon-
mendations to the council the poll tax
feature was not discussed, and Council
man kaboth was the only member TO
express his disapproval Of 1t. Mr.. Ka-
both believes that the state first needs a
poll tax law that win hold water, and
doubts the expediency of requiring pay
ment of poll taxes from voters, while
nonvoters would not be reached by the
law in the penalty thus to be provided.
H. believes further. that a qualifica-
ticn of the kind would only serve to
increase corruption, in that candidates
desiring floating votes would be reQuir-
ed TO pay the poll taxes. Mr. Kaboth
says that the proposal puts the munich
pality in the position Of approaching
the matter in wrongful way,