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Wanted-Board.

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Wanted-Board.
LADY EMPLOYED wishes board In private
permanent. Address BOX a., Times once
auzS-Zt
VANTED-Board at low prices for 100 stu
dents. paying IN advance. give location and
Prices e5 s. address DRALGHONs SPENCER
envy OF Ausic Building. Washington.
For Rent
Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-A furnished room. l5z4 5th st.
NV. auzs-st
PLEASANT ROOM for rent 70 gentlemen.
Isso- Massachusetts, ave NV. auzs-5t
TWO furnished rooms. southern exposure FOR
.-sal holseheeDing. ala q 81. nv. aUzs-zt
az g ST NW.-THo furnished rooms. 81 and
- per MONTH gentlemen auzs-7t
FOR HENT-In apartment house. near Gov
eminent Printing Otlce. neatly furnished
room 90 gentleman. porcelain bath; q
weekly address BOX 81. Times once Il
FOR RENT-Tyso pleasant clean, nicely fur
u-Silg4 lgIlla hullaDlet Tor gentlemen OF
PetAea N-' take meals out gas bath, etc.
private family, terms reasonable 1854 sLh
EXTREMELY HANDSOME comUlefei, fTIr-
ulsheQ hats Tor light housekeeping. everv-
thing Dew, nrst class. and Up 10 date. every
S9hte4irnce' nice location; $3.50 and S.
60 ---- 81 ne aust
FOR RENT-Nice. clean oonas. reasonabls
az 4alh 81 H". auz5-3t
THREE nicely furnished rooms: gas ana
PAIN near capitol ll6 Hickman 81 Sc.
FOR RENr--A small front room. also nfcelv
l4lnisiiei sack ROOM rent reasonable. gen
uemen only sos 9Th 81 nv. au2s-t
THREE FURNISHED ROOMS bv famiIy
vie three chlluren; must be reasonable and
near school Address BOX 81. Times ONCE.
au2s-2t
5l7 % ST NW.-Hau room. furnished. ~
-, -.-LlI llisllel. auzj,ZI,2s
ENTIRE second floor nice large aousekeep-
Washington circle. au2s-st
~ c ST Ne. near Union stati0n-Furnisaod
rooms housekeeping aueS-5t
So G ST Nw--Larse front room opposite
YOUNG NAN wants cengenial room mate.
~ ~ &c mont room Two beds. Address BOX
%, L----eS ol-ce- auzS-5t
rs nth ST. Nw.-Large. newly furnished
lain bath. alizS-st
SMALL furnished roon. enc barb veil
Kept house gentlemen onlyf s. Iz26 9Th ST.
Le- auZS-St
FOR RENT-FurnIshed. front room. IS. 72f
lyth ST NV. au2s-3t
FOR RENT-To gentleman. neatly Furnishes
convenient
APARTMENT 9. The Regina, I2l4 I 81 nv.
au25-3t
CLEAN front. back rooms. SIS 9Th st. NV.
FURNIsHED rooms at I2s4 Harvard 81, Co
i -lL- Heights. au27-st
ONE large bay window front room with
el1seL. neat and gas 10. cal after 5. au27-6I
1903 18TH ST NW--Near Iowa circle. two
LlInlsheds communicating. front rooms: suit
aole Tor hight housekeeping; also single room.
LARGE front room; three windows: southern
exposure quiet house; phone 54ss "a
st NV. au2I-st
421 4TH ST. NW.-Cheerful furnished rooms:
opposite judiciary Square. eu27-st
TWO front rooms: nicely furnished. com
munlcatlnS Aiz 18th NV. au27-5t
49, $50 e-- =.
RE, Afr.TEIrr 1args dr. se,,,,s 60 -.
rers SIX fins veI iet bC,3s.s So, .iN e 1itc
n sd NV s,,oo - no
BEAUTIFUL secoud-story rooms; southern
exposure. with or without bOardS also han
room. board: -. -1lz st. NV 1t
board for gentlemen: unfurnisbe5 nsrIor
au2s-3t
bOard; private family. sos Westnlfnster ST
NV, between 9Th and 10Th and and m SIS
II
-
ROOMS with hoard two gentlemen 4s4s 4f+A
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Storage.

CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. l4os II st. NV.
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city.
See rs. BROWN 4 FOLSOM. FroprietoEs.
5es-f
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. zls-420-422
10th St NV. Phone Main 4229. je1-90t
TO BUY sell, or store furniture; storing
and packing specially. BOWLING & CO..
Aucttoneers. el2 y St Phone N. 5l5. ap30- Il
Flowing, Packing, Shipping
Ing. packing. and shipping. Phone Main s47S.
aull-S9t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO., now located at
905 NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans, 81 Load
2-horSe Wagons S. Load.
ruhI6-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r L CAENE & CO.. 7U3 king 81
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BROOELAND. D. c.
ARTHUR T. F. LCEESSCN. Drug StorA
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SCRT's PHABAACN. corner AIonros and
jefferson cts.
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business Opportunities.


CIGARS, tobacco, and notions, $50 70 quick
puyeg. nFlng rooms. EASTERN BUSINESS
EXCHANGE SIS r St auz7-st
BEST corner grocery; northwest ssctions
81 90 monthly business: owner leaving CITY
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. SIS 2
81 auz-st
500 GROCERY notions. Confectionery: 4
slEs-away. THORNTON & KENNEDY. 71s
- 81 nv au-9-a
ssQo-cIGAR STORE. 9Th st. nv. key worth
slett me 4lonsy Two years lease THORN p
To- q KENNEDY. 7oS nth st. NV. auzs-st
SALOON; big sacrifice: easy terms. CAPT.
Ia ~ sl2NESS EXCHANGE Atlantic build
ing AUST
FEED. coal and wood yard. complete out
NJ rent. SIC. CAPITAL BUSINESS Ex-
CHANGE. Atlantic building. aus-st
TzoREToE & KENNEDY,
All AlIds OF business places for sale. Houses
ana and stores connected. Places wanted. 10
- = "a aNli-L
WANTED-Party 70 tosn In renting store ard
o"eslins or just store, on business thorough
rare, rent reasonable Address BOX ga
Times once. auzs-3t
RooMING HOUSE; part cash. balance on
llIlle- - missouri ave su2s-st
FOR sALE-Grooery, In good Northwest sec
tloni must sell by September 4; account bad
he1tLhs four living rooms can be leased, good
chance for the right person Address COX
S4S. Times Office. auzs-5t
FOR sALE-Automobile. seating five peoDle.
only one year Old. cost s. Co., Including tor
glass front, and searchlght; ] have the au-
sol..oo14e fnlflng privilege o. four largest no.
tets on pennsylvania ave; doing So 70 80
business day. viii sell cheap % quick
buyer. Apply Y. STOKES SAAIMONs. 1873
\ 81 NV. between and y an au2S-}t
FOR sALE-On sth st Sc. fruit sfand- d.
Ing Eooo business next door barber shop and
AZ d.
dress BOX sSI. Times Office au2s-st
STORE FOR any snau business; barber or
tsiiof- "a 10th 81. NV. AUST
GROCERY store; would Ike to sell ~ ~.
10TH IN good location. a good trade and
Wei stocked ST Massachusetts ave. NV
auZI-3t
DINING room and kitchen; viii take board
FOR rent SIS Il St auz7-sJ
SALOON near Pennsylvania ave. great bar
gen. tAF1LOL BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
Atlantlc Building auZ-st
GROCERY store at invoice CAPITOL BUsI-
NESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building
SALOON 7th st: easy terms CAPTTOI.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building.
SALOON near Union station big money.
maker. CAPITOL BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
CIGAR and poolroom. business street,, do
ing nice business; rent SO; Two tables. bar
KAN az tf5e. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
Ef'si III r. au27-st
BAKERY: suburban town; selling 90
leaves bread weekly besides cakes and pies;
rent only 81 including living rooms: price
80 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS',
81 r erT77 qf
BOOMING HOUSE; income SIS month: ex-
esllent locationi sacrifice owing 10 Sickness
49, Is rooms. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, Gil F. suz7-st
CONFECTIOEERT and grocery: suitable for
lady rent only $3.50 store and three r0omsi
price, $40. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERS. Gil f. suZ7-3t
LUNCH room leading market. cheap rsnt.
clearing - month; owner going West only
$50. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS',
Gil F. sil1T-3t
GROCERY In northeast. viii sell cheap. 5ad
health hve living rooms. Apply SIS Ieth 81.
aiIg7-3t
LUNCH ROOM. doing So business daiiy.
Address BOX rs. Times Office. au27-st
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Dancing.

PROF. l. A. ACHER. class Wednesday and
Saturday: private lessons by appointment,
quick and latest method taught. il27 10th st.
nv. HuZb-l4I
THE wyNDHAM. al 18th nw.-Lesson. soc:
lessons 81 90. class, go every Tues, Thurs,
Sat Guarantee 10 teach you. Prof. Wyndhan
Jy26-u
WHY NOT PREPARE NOW for the fall
dances If you cant dance, we can teach
YOU in a short while Glass lessons, Tues
DAYS and Fridays, Soc Private lessons ar
ranged Lady assistant. NATIONAL
SCHOOL OF ACTING. ll2 East Capitol ST.
au25-tf
MISS COULTER. Professor OF Dancing pri-
Yete lessons, SOC. If you can wax I can
teach you 70 waltz. 2ls Eye ST. NV. Phone
Main 1873. au2-2lt
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I4ADUOS PHARALACE. 200 Florida ave ne
UHAS- H. BLuMER, ~. CAP. and sts. no
McCHESNE1 e. JOACHIM cor. ID and u SITS
sLs.
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CIGARS, tobacco, and notions, $50 % quick
puyeg. uFing rooms. EASTERN BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, SIS r ST auz7-St
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4. l.. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SIS.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and o SITS.
4. e. FEALT, nv c0r. nth ana Pa. ave.
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GEORGETOWN.
B. r. WELLER, Pharmacy. S53f - 81. NV
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SOUTHWEST
=. HUGO EISESBEISS. 9TH ana 3 strssts
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Situations Wanted


Female.
S2i BOND BLDG. 18th 81 ana New York
ave--An experienced auditor, bookkeeper.
card indeXeT and flleT letterer. typewriter
designer and illustrator; will give prompt
and careful attention TO all orders received.
call between u m and p. m. until Sep
teruer 3. au29-2t
WANTED-By respectable colored woman.
place as cook OF general houseworker; stay
nights s. Blagdens court, between 9Th and
10Th. n and - SITS. NV. II
WANTED-By neat girl, place, Homework
chambemaid. or waitress 1144 18th st. NV
II
WANTED-Plaoe as chambermald or Wait
Tess. Call or write, 1917 LIST 81. NV. IL
WANTED-By colored woman. washing to
take home. Address or call 12IG L ST NV
au23-3t
-9TASTED-By young lady, position as gen
eral Office worker; thoroughly familiar with
iustallTnent business. Address MISS B. Ii0g
9Th st NV au2s-5t
WANTED-By eolored woman, Washing 10
take home us LIST NV. au27-St
WANTED-Launfr~ work TO take home
DAISY GREENLEAF. 136 Rovers court
auZI-3t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

VANTED-Cook. $50 month. two white walt
Tesses, S. week; two kitchen maids, colcred
PHILLIPS AGENCY. SO 9Th 81. NV 1t
SHORTHAND and typewriing can % learned
az cur school fl 50 TO 30 days. PositionA guar
auteed- Pitmans Graham. Gregg. Barnes and
Syllable systems; Individual tnstrU elton.
ETENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. SI5-2ls Color
ado Building. iy4-tf
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ETAcTED-Giri for hoGseyorlz three adults;
bring reference and apply after pm. FI.AL
81, lffo SIS ST.. ave- auZ5--r
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Pasturage.

HORSES to pasture; plenty Of water and
grass; first class. For particulars phone r.
E. HOE. 1921 18th 81. Sc. au2S-t5t
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Wall Paper.
Lost.

c. c. SILENCE. Wall Papers. lowest prices.
457 G ST. Phone 3457-M. au29-7t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

TWO thoroughbred Great Danes for sale; six
months cid. Inquire al 1913 New York ave.
NV au22-3t
FOR SALE-Pair OF pure Southern Blood
hound pups. Just received-Fine Scotch Collie
pups; young Parrots Canacies. Goldhshes.
Monkeys Trained Goats Rabbits Guinea
Pigs Cats. and best FIea-FIee soap, etc.
SEffMID'S BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-White girl or woman for light
houseFoik l-a ID ST. ne au29-4t
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millinery department. Apply Immediately N
PHILLISEJIN * co. 90 nth 81. NV.
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7, =, >. 2. experienced llos II st
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WANTED = -tau0aIlUHer and typeurItaI
s n. MEYER. I-1 Pennsylvania ave. NV
10
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WANTED good cook; one who under
FL 81 NV au2g-rr
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WANTED-settled colored woman TO cook,
night. 1871 T. St NV. au29-2t
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-18

Bp. J. n. Gardner was Provo
visitor on Wednesday
John Y Smith spent part of last
week an Mauti and vicinity.
Dennis Giles is building y new
home just south of Main street on
Center street.
Many of our progressive people
are improving their homes with
new fences, porchcs, etc.
On Monday evening James Il.
Smuin entertained in honor of his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Thomas.
w. w SOuthwOrth, manager OF
the Lehi Cash Store, says the
goods he purchased while in New
York and other eastern cities
has commenced to arrive. He
bought $40, 600 worth of merchan
disc at bargain prices.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers " this paper will he
pleased To learn that there Is at least
one dreaded dsense that science has
been able to cure in all lis stages, and
that is Caiarrh Halls Caiarlh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a CON
slitutional teatmen'. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, aching directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, aud giving
the patient strength 10y building up
the constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for
list Of testimonials.
Address f. J CHENEY & Co. Toledo, q.
Sold by all Druggists. zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills for cunsti
patton.
All kinds Of job printing done at this
office
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All kinds Of job printing done at this
Illire.
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Business Locals.

Icel Ice! Ice! at Peoples Coop.
Peoples Coop. pays cash for all
kinds of produce.
Big stock of Wall Paper, Carpets,
Rugs and Linoleums at Peoples
Coop.
Beet cultivatOrs, the best ap
proved kind, is sold by the Racker
Mere. Go.
We now have plenty of Rock
Springs and Utah Coal on hand
at Peoples Coop.
New shipment of Linoleum and
Carpets received at the Racker
Mere. Co. this week.
Big stock of Wall Paper, Car
pets, Rugs and Linoleums at PEG
pies Coop.
Buy your building material at
the Racker Mere. Co. Several
carloads received lately.
Peoples Coop. pays cash for all
kinds of produce.
If you want cement call at the
Raeker Mere. Co. They have it
at the very lowest price.
Hear the Eiler's "King of the
Cattle Ring show band at noon
and don't miss the best of all
shows at night under canvass.
Tuesday, April 3Oth.
If there is anything you want
in the hardware line call at The
Racker Mere. Co., they have it.
Ice! Ice! Ice! at Peoples Coop.
All kinds of White Goods and
Lawns at the Rackcr Mere. Co.
just what you will. want for thi,
seasons dresses.
Big stock of Wall Paper, Car,
Ipets, Rugs and LinOleums at PeO
pies Coop.
Talk about Mexican hats, straw
hats, baby bOnnets and all kinds
of headgear, Racker Mere. Co
have them. You want to see them,
We understand that Peoples
Coop. is presenting the graduates
badges of their class colors. Rib
bons for the girls and adjustable
hat bands for the boys.
Big stock of Wall Paper, Car
pets, Rugs and Linoleums at PEG
pies Coop.
WANTED; A girl for genera
! house work. No washing. - Il
81 per week. Independent tele
: phone No. HOP.
ID. VI. Griffin. Salt Lake City.
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Rest Is the great restOrcr We Tire
Our muscles by exercise and then rest
10 restore them; yet great many Of us
do not stop To think how little rest we
give Our stomauhs. As n usual thing
10 part q our bodies is 50 generally
overworked rs our digestive organs.
A tired aud overworked stomach will
give signs Of distress TO which we pay
10 heed until at last Dyspepsia takes
hold Indigestion is just a warming,
sand II we heed the warning we can
easily avoid further consequences
KODOL isa most thorough stomach
relief 1t digests what YOU cat and
gives the stomach the needed rest and
greatly assists in restoring it to Us nor
nal activity and usefulness. KODOL
is sold on guarantee relief plan. II is
sold here by Peoples Coop. Instltu.
ton.
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For Rent.

Five acres of land, nearly 300
fruit trees, also small fruit, flow.
ing well, good chicken run, with a
brick house, 10 rent for one year.
For sale, a team, "a good Jersey
COW and 3 large pigs. Apply to
Mrs. ID. j. Brown,
State Road, opposite Alva Green's
old place.
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$500 Reward For
Lost Colt.

Dave Mcdaniel of Alpine lost
a bay horse colt, white spot in
face, about If months old. $500
reward for information that leads
to recovery. Inform Mr.. McDan-
iel at Alpine or y. 8. Lott of Lehi.
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Found

The side cover of a doubled
seated buggy. Owner can get
same by paying for this adv.
Apply to Joseph Baker ut Primary
School Building.
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Wanted.

To hire 20 teams, with plank
wagons, for grading work. Steady
employment Wages $3.50 for
s,hOur day.
+. j. MORAN,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Mrs. IL. {. Nelson has Il bad
case of quinsey.
Saturday night Mrs. Anton
Hanson gave birth to son.
Rem Conner attended the Horse
fair at Provo on Wednesday.
Mrs. r. j. Wadsworth has been
i'll for the past 10 days not being
able to leave her bed.
Mrs. John Hasler of Mount
Pleasant spent Thursday and Sat
urday with her son, Dr. W. T..
Hasler.
Ben Price of Malad, Idaho, was
the guest Of Miss Christina Harri.
son the past week.
Mrs. Marve Copenhayen Of
bingham is visiting with her par.
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ Stewart.
Mrs. j. NJ. Workman, who wa,
taken quite i'll ten days ago with
StOmash trouble is now better,l
Mrs. Oliver G. Baker gave birth
to Il son last Sunday. She recent
ly moved here from Eureka.
The little girl of Carl Hertell
who has had scarlet fever, is nov
much improved and will be out il
a few days.
Aver Racker run a nail in his
foot last Saturday afternoon,
which has caused him to use a
cane for the past few days.
Miss Hattie Lossee and Alfred
Quincy were married at the Salt
Lake Temple yesterday, and viii
return home tonight.
Mrs. Bert Adamson of Ain.
Fork is spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d..
WoodhOuse.
On account of the lines of VIM
'Hadfeld, the rural mail carrier, on
Tuesday his substitute, Sam
Cough, went the rounds.
VIM. Austin and Albert Scho'
field went to Provo Tuesday morn.
ing and left Lehi that afternoon OF
their trip to Nevada in the inter
est of the Austin Knight Co.
In the case of NJ. A. Smith vs..
San Pedro r.. r., Co., the plaintiff
was awarded 80 per head for 50
sheep, which were killed 10y the
II. II. Co., April 10Th, 1906. A.
j. Evans ard ID. ID. Houtz wel'
attorneys for Mr.. Smith.
Il. j. Banks, who recently pur
chased the farm of w II. Vaughan
will go into the horse business on
an extensive scale. Mr.. Vaughan
had already purchased some yer!
fine horses. Mr.. Banks has a yer!
good ranch and should be able {,
make a success of the business.
The Amusement Committee VIII,
have in charge the raising O
money for payment of the Tabern
acle organ, will serve dinner OF
May 4th at the City Pavilion. Thi
is the day when the County Higl
Schools meet at Lehi City Park
-Four to five hundred visitors vii
be present. Lehi people shoulr
support the people in this move
We neglected TO mention las
week that DR.. and Ms. HaSler ha,
removed to Lehi, where the DoCto
has taken up the practice recent
vacated by DR., Steele. DR., an,
Mrs. Hasler made many friend
during their nearly two years sta
in Manti, and the Doctor appar
emily enjoyed a liberal share tn
practice in this territory, But h
is satisfied that he is betterin
himself; and we sincerely trus
that he is. Mrs. Hasler was ter
dered a very pleasant surprise an
farewell party by the LadiI
Literary society, Of which she wa
an active member. -Manu Messer
ger
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We now have plenty of Rock
Springs and Utah Coal on hand
at Peoples Coop.
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sister
Elgiva Thurman has received n
life certificate for teaching from
the state board.
Geo. Webb was in Salt Lake
Wednesday attending the funeral
of relative.
Joseph $. Broadbcnt and daugh
ter were Salt Lake visitors on
Wednesday.
A. NJ. Stewart and W. }. Higgs
have gone on a prospecting trip
for Il week or ten days in West
Tintic.
II. &. Comera and Olaf Holmstead
spent Tuesday in Salt Lake City
on business pertaining to their
lodge.
Mrs. w. 5. Evans met with a
very painful accident 10y having a
nail strike her in the eye, while
mailing down carpet.
Miss Bertha earn of Center.
vile, Davis Co. is spending ten
days with her sister, Mrs. DR..
HolbrOOk.
Mrs. Jacobs, who was operated
upon just ten weeks ago, is now
able to go around without a ban
dage on her head.
While Mrs. Eugene Roberts was
cleaning a window glass it broke
and her hand slipped through,
cutting her quite badly.
The Girl q The. Stampede pos
sesses the beauties of thought and
the splender of romance. A pretty
play full of life and comedy.
Opera House. Watch for the
date.
Mrs. NJ. w. ingalls, and daugh-
ter are home after a six weeks visit
with relatives in San francisco.
Mrs. Ingalls, says that the city in
the burned district is being IA pidly
rebuilt.
While wrestling with one of the
wool leaders, j. f. Meacham o
Heller had his elbow dislocated
DIR. HOlbrook set the arm and h,
was taken home on the train.
" About $500 sheep are being
sheared each day at Webb's shear
ing corrals, This will contiue fol
a few days yet, although there viii
not be so many sheep sheared a
this corral as last year.
"The Girl Il The Stampede
might be Justly termed "The Cir
from the Golden Vest as tn,
scenes are layed in that same at
mosphere, breathing that natura
simplicity that wins and hold
ones admiration. At the Operi
House. Watch for the date.
Il. II. Davis has been appointed
county tree inspector, Mr.. FentoI
of Pleasant Grove having resigned
Speaking of the spring sprayinI
Mr.. Davis said Lchi has compile,
with the law better than any plaC
| in the county. This is very evi
dent for it would be hard to find a
|
orchard that has not been sprayed
A subscriber who lives ont O
town, when sending a check fo
his subscription, says THE BANNE
is "A number one local news
paper, and must congratulate
the people of Lehi for having a
up to date local newspaper. Kee
on sending The Banner to m
address and don't miss a singl
paper, if you dove will be just on
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-04-18

Thrust al American Girl.
Some husbands are domestic. but
the American girl seems to prefer the
imported artiCle.-IOndon Opinion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-10
MISS BARRYMORE's TOUR.

Ethel Barrymore is now playing at
the Empire theater the most success
full engagement she has ever known in
New York. Her engagement there
closes on May IS, and she Immediately
goes on tour for a summer season,
which will extend we'll into August.
Miss Barrymore has been having a
busy time of it. Last October she went
on tour in J. M. Barrie's play alice
Sit by the Fire" Later she appeared
in Captain Jinks'' which she also
used for her opening play at the En-
pire. Following this she has appeared
in "The Silver Box" Her Excellency
the Governor" and Cousin Kate
Miss Barrymore will be seen in Sap
tain Jinks'' On tour and will visit this
city. Clyde Fitch never wrote a more
delightful comedy or conceived
sweeter love story than that told in
this play. The scenes are laid in the
old New York in the days of hoop
skirts and crinOline. 1t is a striking
picture of the days of the young gall
lants. Miss Barrymore plays the part
of Mile. Trentoni an opera singer re-
turning to her own land-Americe-fo
her first appearance. 1t is her best ere
alton and the one that established her
as a star.