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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

The University of Washington
is investigating the alleged dis
covery of a live toad of unusual
size in a Seattle coal mine, 800
feet below the surface.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

Firing has been heard off
Vigo. Spain. Probably the Rus
sian feet has captured another
fishing vessel.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

WANTED-YOUNG MEN to prepare
for Government Positions. Fine Open
iugs in all Departments. Good Salaries.
Rapid Promotions. Examinations soon.
Particulars Free.
Inter State Cor. nst., Cedar Rapids, Ia
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

Now we are sure that Admiral
Roiestvensky wants to be locked
up for the safety Of International
commerce--and OF Rojestvensky.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

Another great step in the direc-
ton of international peace has
been taken by the United States.
An arbitration treaty with France
has just been concluded by Secre-
;ary Hay and Ambassador Jusser-
and.'
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

The Illinois Federation of
Women's Clubs announces that
extravaganza in dress is ruinous
to women Our experience has
been that it is even more so to
men.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

The export trade of the United
States for the past three years
amounted to Sass 100000. an
average annual increase of S5G6,-
600. 900 over the years 1895, 90
and 81.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

wANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GEN
tlemnu or lady in each county to man
age business for an old established house
of solid financial siandi z. A straight,
bona tide weekly salary of $500 paid
by check each Monday with all ex-
penses direct from headquarters
Money advanced Tor expenses. Enclose
eve'o6e. Manager. 800 Cax-
ton Bldg, Chicago.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

A professor of the Smithsonian
Institution writes that he has dis
covered the germ of laziness in
South Africa. We always had an
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

PrrrsBuRo, KAs., March Is, 1901.
have been using your Black Draught
Stock and Poultry Medicine on my
stock for some time. I have used an
kinds OF stock food but l have found
that yours IL the best for my purpose.
J. 3. HAssON.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10
Worm Destroyer.

Whites Cream Verinifuge. not only
kills worms, but removes the mucous aud
slime, IN which they build their nests
it brings. and quickly, healthy con
dition of the body. wdere worms eauno
exist. Zoe at I. j. Wadsworth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

Remember aud bring your job work
To the Banner office. Bin Heads,
Letter Heads, Statements and all kind
OF job work done. Dodgers from 9xI2
to llN22. Call aud see MS aud we viii
treat you right.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

Aae-ioa,s G.satos. weelsly
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1904-11-10

IT,. Wadsworth, Main St
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

AT w0mon arc ht subjects Tor dress
makers.
Some men carry their courage
lr1unul In their pocket TASKS
a rich man uotDr refuses the pen.
mics offered him in change
Love may Doe blind but o. knows
when tbo ras Is too HIGH
Most men figure that the lightning
WIN strike somebody else.
A wnmauH strength lies ln her
knowledge of mans weakness.
Don't blame woman Tor being vain
she is only what man has made her
Man goes into tho matrimonial
game Ike % lion and comes out Ike
lamb
so man feels az ease while carry
IuE "a bundle on me street that his
wife tied up
70 ls true the easiest thing IN the
world for a woman not to see tho
point of a Joke
A woman can stand lot until sho
gets ln q crowded street car whore an
the soat8 are occupied hy men Chi
eAFo News.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
local pARAoRApns.

From Monday Daily CIt'l.u
SO Sash ths electrician. has gone
t1 Denver Goa business matters
Charlie Roe wont .u Iaa Vegas oa
Che delayed train at noon today.
The GontIumous Driving asaogla.
ton viii meet tonight over ZuIeDrs
cafe.
Mrs. p. % Cline. of goo Marquette
avenue has returned homo from q yIs
&. t0 kosumu lud
Alderman Thus WlEyrsm returned
Saturday u.shf from au outing spent
Zoo lhD JrWu mountains
Tho cars Tor rhe Albuquerque cleo.
trio Htru.t railway N,ug shipped ns.
Saturday from $50 Louis
Miss Lena Price of S0corro is O.
guest OF her sister. Mrs l.. %. Stern
Of $40 West Copper avenue
Mrs John Ford and children loft
today 90 delayed No for Kansas
city. whore thoy win visit friends
Mrs John HOrradaIlo and sister
Mrs Joe Pratt returned Saturday
from 70 fow days visit az las Vegas.
Colonel r. r.. TwItchcn, president
of the GallInas Park association of
las Vegas is registered 40 the Alya.
RADIO
Regular Review of Alamo hive so
H.. J.. %. @. NJ, at Odd Fellows ball.
Tuesday afternoon August lG. at $3.50
aGITu
Mrs Antonio Chayog of 800 Nicho
laA avenue returned last night from
"a visit Co her brother 40 TeXllne
Texas.
G.. d Harbsl. OF Union city Pa.
a friend 0f C. p Myers is in the city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
ORGlynFO LlBOR ANO 1Ht fL,G

The International typographical
Union. BOO annual convention In ST.
Louis. erapplod with one of the most
Important questions that has over con.
uuntud organized labor. says Che
Colorado Springs Telegraph, and %.
g.dgd DO rightly. gOuwEyuu.Iy and. DO
s .o uo hoped finally The question
at issue was "a proposed change Zoo Che
laws governing fHD union which. hlu
I been adopted. would have made
membership Goo state militia ORGAN.
'lltIuu ground for expulsion from tbD
union without hope uf reinstatement
The proposition was debated fully and
then voted down ao dycIsiycly that DO
W.Il Dee difficult to revive o. if. indeed.
auy effort tu do so is made
o. H independence OF action .u au
individual that maNDs leaders among
m,u The man who soIles every op.
uuruuity io perform duty at tho
critical moment and learns ouorvarI
what IHU world THINKS about DO so0uc.
nr later finds himself "a leader amHus
Dos fellows and those who think us
he dOgs hut are not so prompt t1
aDt constitute h.F IolI0NIng
% ls this Same distinction that
marhs che international Typographical.
Union as one of tbc most powerful
100 che ranks of organized labor. and
the present instance affords a iorcibIe
and gratifying illustration of the fact
that q is unjust to Judge all organized
labor by the rash acts and unscrupul
ous methods OF certain factions on
members of certain unions by its De-
termination 10 stand behind Its mem
/ beers in standing behind the flag tho
International Typographical Union ha.
performed one OF the greatest OF lts
many services 60 the cause of labor
10 an other organizations would ro
suoct me Wishes OF the rank and 900,
of thuir membership iu the shaping of
union policy as does this powerful or
SANITATION there would bp less mIsrop
rgspDUltI0u OF tho rank and NIo by
fhu acts aud uttgmucUH off individual
temporarily boz office, and flo army
Hf labor. from one end Df tho country
f0 th. other, would bo found .audItr
Goa tbg side Uf tha flag through th.cN
. uud Chin instead off as m.srcprD auta
. lIuu sometimes leads u.g popular MIND
. t0 suppose. ou the slide of institution.
THAT would dIHhUn0r b.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

For Goo convenience of individuals
aud firms who desire t1 dlstr.buto
complimentary Worlds Fair tickets
rI their friends and employees. the
uppar'm out OF Admissions has placed
0n sale an admission coupon which
win Doe hon0rni az me pay ratas on
any day that the exposition ls open
'o the public
The ticket has q blank stub az.
tuchp1 upon which the name VI tho
donor may bee written. They are
sold at o ccn'7 each, the roruiar price
ot an adults admission. aud may bo
procured ln any quantities Although
they have been ON salo bat few
days. orders have boon received Tor
large numbers. the big firms Of 81.
Louis taking advantage ot The oppor.
fuuIty to give their employees "a day
600 the Worlds Fair
The large number OF Individual or.
dor8 which have boon received hy the
Admissions Department indicates
that may persons have hlt upon the
plan 10 present tholr friends with al.
missions 90 the Worlds Fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
nP RO0lIYILrk nan fmrILN

lu his exceedingly graceful speech
notifying JudEo Parker 0f bis uomina
tIoU for president Mr. Champ CLARK
said.
ITO serve the vao'o American PEG.
pie, without discrimination. faithfully
and wells 90 distribute tho blessings ~
the federal government Impartauy
among an our citizens. to tighten tho
burdens 0t government by reducing
taxation To the minimum and by rigid
economy in the public service. to ud.
minister the powers conferred by the
constitution Justly wisely. fuarIpssiy.
vigorously and periodically without
diminution aud without usurpatiun. t0
maintain freedom of Thought. freedom
of speech and freedom off rh, press.
90 promote tao sacred cause cot human
liberty everywhere by ,lo wholesome
ness of our example. fu NIudirato and
Elurl} thy theory and practice 20 rep.
roseuiaiND government. tu secure rF
blessings tO our uu.f.ry nr 600 time.
always nave boon. guH forever must
hr the aims and purpose. of Iomu
Gratis"
but s mott rhs 600 lr.urat. state
meEi ul tHu political .rU.I off Tho0
dorD Roosevelt 600 s0 Zoo us ff. country
may judge from h.a reg1ra7
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

The year book Hf HHu Young Mems
Christian association .huus marked
gains in nearly every department of
che work of lho association The fact
that there are Iu tho country at large
over SOC rymnasIums with nearly
10000 men and boys receiving train.
ing therein. is not EonorllIy known
Tho association also conducts evening
educational classes FOO .ho large cItios
which 52.N2l men attend The number
of associations has grown from i.13G
90 1873. and the membership from
SEQ. 1856 Co 800 5U2. nu increase ,n four
years OF lfNU3O members and 11t as.
sociaiiuua There arc now f15 assoc.
citations owning thDIr own buildings
and other property. worth approXE
matoly t3OOO1UOO
Tho Young Mems Christian assocIa.
tiUn as 0u organization has passed
tho experimental stage. and Is now
recognized us a power Tor good
throughout tbo world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
TaE CASUALTIES or PEACE

The agitation that followed the
Fourth OF July and Its untoward Incl.
dents has died down. SO Tar as tho
press is generally concerned. and 10
seems unlikely that any radical or
efficient action for purposes OF prac.
teal protection of lifp and limb will
be taken before the return OF indie.
pendouco day.
Tho Army ana Navy Journal how.
ever notes that peace. with her yIc.
tories has also her casualties and
cites Tho numbers NJ me killed. the
blinded and tHo mauglel. reported
after tho carnival Of rechIorsnoss
that marked la7' Fourth of July
Comparing those figures with the
casualty llst OF tho average modern
battle n sage. cone might almost
conclude chat n there ls anything less
dangerous than peace % Is war"
To reduce tho losses OF NE by the
misiorlUuo8 of shIpwrook. fire 0r rail-.
road collision must Doe moro difficult
aud perhaps as long as the world lasts
destructive a"cilontB win occur pert.
1iioally.
That peace has hor Killed and
wounded ls. however, mo- argument On
wars favor. and 90 least outside ~
the military profession, no one co. this
land wants war OF win for % moment
approve any policy calculated 90 pro.
yohc. unnecessarily tho greatest Of
evils Tho people 90 America appro.
ciatO what war means They have
silll unpaid q debt Of a billion FOR a
struggle which closed nearly forty
years ago. and has a cemetery popu
iation that Dr. as appalling ns o. ls APP.
ponl.ng to patriotic hearts n r.
enough that heroes do for caus0 and
country and q is too much MAT those
who come after thom should sacrI
flee their lives in endless celebrations
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
OUR DEAD meNArARms.

Facing the adamaniine bars
That masks the awful Fatcs.
Sealing fearless Tor the stars
Daring the Destiny that waits
in native CLINE they splendid sleep.
A Nations fallOn braves.
The elements proud vlrlls keep
Around thoir lonely graves.
The eternal winds sad dlrgcs sling.
wild waves grand rcqulsms play.
And lmmortollos bloom IN spring
Above their hallowod clay
Tho not for them the vlctor's wreath,
Nor crlmsOnod spoIls Of wars;
They won tho acclaim of an who
breathe.
Tho honor OF their scars.
Useless our trophlod bronyos iIft
Tall shafts against tho sky:
peoples love their fondost Flft.
The patriots grief their Sigh,
Mighty Mothcrlaud. cease thy tears.
Mourn no more thy vanished sopsi
Adown the cycles OF the years
Their valiant history runs.
What need OF aculptured marbles
part
or bells lamontlng knoll;
Forever onshrInod IN thy great heart.
Time ls their sentinel.
They want no mausolom thore.
No lannon's minute boom;
A dGathloss fame wraps the air
Where glory guards their tomb
-WiuHcld Jones.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
IIRN NNPs0Nl P0IInllL RrYNAL

Tho Denver Republican suys Ad.
vices from Nea N.N.H indicate that
Jerry simpson, HIp pUpH.t member
Of congress from Medicine Lodge
Kansas. haa aeo.u been overcome by
political ambition. and HiI. Doe a demo.
cratic candidate for delegate from the
territory
AZ one time fHu house of Simpson
promised to be dominant u Jho affairs
of Kansas That was when tho dlreiul
crnatInEs of senator ppfgr f,u IKE
music ou thg cars of farmers who had
run 1f hard luck and were Inclined
to blame existing political institutions
for crop failures and mortgage fore.
closures 10 was then that attention
was attracted TO the man from Modl
cine Lodge who made the boast that
his feet were never clad On hosiery
The sucklDssuoss of simpson proved
hH maa.us. aud. hoscloss and unafrail
tho kuIEhl ul Medicine Lodge took hl'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

ThUrr a very uule suggestion OF
hard uurs or dun business ln tho
summary 0f the condition of the saw.
iues uubs of New YORK state for
the year Cudcd on June 90. Just o..
Fucd hy superintendent KlIbum OF tho
state banking department In spite
Of the etrtDs and loclouia. 'n spite
Of n curi8llmcnt in business activity,
and in spite Of an increase ln tho
average cost of living curing the last
twelve months. tho amount nf The De-
posita in tho savings banks in that
state during the same period incrcas.
Cd practically t55.O00.00o. while tho
number of doposltors Increased nearly
10000 The aggregate deposits in
these institutions iu Now York s'B.o
are now 9tlT0Ooo.ooo. vhHo tNn Co.,
pusiiOrs number rttT Ef.I NNI. "a
number about equal to uueINIrI ut the
ntato'B population
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
PRAISE FROM AN EXPERT.
Ferdinand w. Peck Says Worlds
Fair Agricultural Displays Sur.
pass Al Previous Efforts.

col Ferdinand w Peck. % Chlca.
ru. COMMISSIONS General OF the
United States t0 tho Paris exposition.
Worlds Fair is oNlmvaeant in his
praise OF the completeness and extont
of the exposition Especially was be
surprised 40 the extensive displays
in the Palace of Agriculture
enc such representation VI agrlcgl
tural exhibits has ever been made IN
the world" said Col Peck, I'm die.
cusslng what the Palace Of Agrlcul.
ture contained. 4 have attended Rll
that have been gwen in this country
Of the oypositlons Of any importance
and Europe, and tho agricultural OK
hlnIis even in those where arrlcui
ture wac made @ specially did no'
oven approximate what may bo seen
boo th" Department OF Agriculture
here 90 tho Worlds Fair ] recall on
g two or throo exhibits az he other
DNpos.tIuus that Z have attended that
measured up to the average of the ox
bibIrs Boo the Palace of Agriculture
Here fhDro are scores above the as
orlFD
'THu ior.eu countries have con
trHut.I more largely to .l.a branch
OF exposition work than ever hofOr,
and their exhibits arn of .ugalCuabl,
value 'n many ways Whoever is 'u
tyrU.tDd In agricultural science ln ans
way should aoe ihg Worlds Fair Ae
rcuIuul oyhIbr-I DO NOT b,lICy,
amy such valuable Display VUI oyoI
gain ND gotten together
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

Don't keep the alauastcr boxes oft
your love and tenderness sealed up
until your friends are dead. FIN their
lives with sweetness Speak approx.
Ing cheering words while their ears
can hear them, and while their hearts
can Dee thrilled aud made happier. the
hind things you meant 90 say when
they were gone. say before they go.
m flowers you meant Co send for
their homes before taoy leave them
II my friends have any aIabastcr boa.
as laid away, hll of fragrant perfumes
of sympathy and affection. which they
intend To break over my body, would
rather they would bring mOm ont in
my weary troubled hours and open
them that I may bo refreshed and
cheyrcd while / need them
II would rather have a plain coffin
without a flower, a funeral without an
eulogy. than a life without the sweet.
ness OF love and sympathy Post NOR.
tenn kindness does not cheer tho bur.
douod spirit Flowers on tho coffin
cast NO fragrance back over the weary
way.
"Thc faults OF our brothers we
write upon the sand; their virtues
upon the tablets Of love and mem.
Org
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
LETTER LIST

Remaining in the postofice az A.
buquorque. ~ H. August l8. 1904
Persons calling Tor or sending for
these letters please state where they
mad been receiving mail. aieo mention
date Of Advertising.
Free delivery OF letters at tue resi-.
doncc OF addreBsco may be secured
by observing the following rulcos
Direct letters plainly 90 street num-
Der.
Give writer's Came, and request an.
swcr to- ho directed accordingly.
Advertised matter 10 previously
held ono week awaiting delivery.
Advertised matter Is held two
weeks before II goes TO the dead let.
Ger ONCE at Washington, d. q.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
RIO GRANDE UNDERFLOR
GOVERNMENT EXPERT sLIcHTER
m e. PAso WITH DRILLS FOR
THE WORK.

From tho E rlso Slows
Charles D. sHru,pr OF the United
States Geological Survey who has
been expected fn arrive u El pas0 for
several days .u make Jbu Tort uf rho
uuI.rnow of OBJ. river as tais point Tor
the United siafDs government arrived
.fh.H moruirg HHI zoo once took up the
work hD .s tH complete hero.
Tho comIng of Engineer sUchtor to
Ei puso at rHH time .s of groal .m-
H0raucc. Hu had already arranged
for q mll summers work Boz thu north.
boot when g. w. Newell. chief of the
United States geological survey. deCid.
rI tO make O. fou OF the uulor'luw
here ho assigned Mr sIlchtor to the
work The task is NOT only to test the
uudprfluw of fhp river no this point
but also an uo uuderliows in This
vicinity. and 10 vIll when finished. DE-.
t,rm.uc beyond q question. notably EI
pasos supply off water for Irrigation
purposes hu. viii also settle the quos
t.0u OF tho uuuly OF wnior Tor thu
0f.gDns of 81 paEo.
The first work that viii ho taken
Iun Os the determination of the amount
of water thH. o. flowing underground
100 thp pass between 1uaroz and Frank
| Uu mountain west of the city and
fhyu the nHrN of determining thH
extent OF tnu flow off watUr through
tha mesa viii Do, taken up.
Mr. sIirhf.r brings with him two
diamond duH experts. aud thsy 1911
I.HauIHb h.r station lu.t fh.s s.d,
rf Cuurch. uU. on One Santa Pc
whore they . make rbo tests o' lh'
uulurfIUW Of tine river and IDtDrmiu,
u, extent and quality ol the water
Afost viii also Dee mad, of tha we'll.
uu the mesa and down tuo valley u
determine whore DO, mesa water sUg.
to and i's extent
when seem AZ the sheldon Ihis after
noon Hy "a representative of fho Hara',
Mr. SU0hter said.
go Is too early yet for noe tu Eiy,
Tout any opinion aH tu hD pusaIuiliUc.
Iut lh.g section. us have only iusi
arrived boz the city and have had hu
WfIn Umu to look over tho situation
Just what work wo may have to d1 Do
/ tho bed of the river viii hg decide.
IuuUu aztec have had 70 chance a.
Investigate the conditions In me rIyg
bed. when . can determine whether
viii have '1 sink several holes or 0nh
/ iust 70 l.H fu arrive accurately lt ,h'
amount uI the uudgrllow
900 seems 90 me thO most .mppr
iauf question for ,hC city of sl ra'
is to get % sufficient supply of vatc
ofr the r'y.s needs Cos o. grows. So
wa w'I while here. make a test o
/ the water supply ON tho mesa. o
which . hear q Eroat deal and deter
mIuo tba direction of thc flow and iu
Iourut We take into tho field with 10.
Ia chemical outfit and determine tLt
/ direction of tbo Flow and tbp amount
/ Az the lime of making the tests O
. tho wells Goa thc mesa wo viii ais,
| mf uu permanent marks at the dif
/ fcrpnt points, 40 which wv can refer
five years from now 20 necessary an,
I determine whether rbD supply is hou.
depleted or not which boa itself is
very Important matter for tho future
development of the city and one tha
Itho citizens of El paao lu developing
their water supply cannot Ncll af'1u
/ to overlook
"At thlH time ! cannot say how l0nN
d win take us 90 complete our labor
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20
WHAT MUST Be- DOsE

During tHe iust four years the
boundary ot HuruaU'I0 county BIAS
aygu reduced until BE- is tHe smallest
m area 900 tho territory over three.
fourha Uf tbu original territory is
pow embraced BOO She limits of Nc.
kiuIgy aud SauJ0yaI counties This
has reduced lhp taxable valuation of
the county almost uuyhalf, but the
salaries ut county officials and DN.
pDusga of tHe old county BIAS not been
reduced Tho result .s chat The tnN
Igyy FOR county purposes Is INSULT
client tp m,rt expenses, aud Do some.
thing radical ia NOT done bankruptcy
.s certain Iu the near future
This H wha. mus. bc done Eypcu
SOS must Doe radically reduced by tho
board 1f county commissioners when
the republican convention meets rgso.
buttons must Doe adopted plodgug the
delegation to Che legislature to wor,
and vote Ior cyery Dim that cuts down
tho salaries uf county officials and
providing for th, closest economy boo
county expenses
The county OF BUuaII'O now CON
..slH mainly cot tbo city of AIhuuuor
que The city pays nearly 1Il thp
taxes, and This city should Dee 20 unit
Iu demanding reduction of county DX.
uousgs and losFcuIus 0f taxation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1904-08-20

How AmoHCauErown tobacco is
fOrmoutcd. tho seedlings OF which
were brought from Cuba and So.
matra, is demonstrated lu me tohac.
co section On the Palace NJ AgrIcuI.
turo az me Worlds Fair