The Lehi banner. [volume], September 06, 1898, Image 2

About The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917

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STATB,NEWS '
8 , Gathered from Various Sources
m ' and Condensed,
B ' Lolii, Grnntayillu, Eureka, Preston
H nnd Smithflold will cacli send u chorus
B of fifty voices to the Eisteddfod.
B Brigham City is booming Utah 'h Punch
B Day, which will likely be colobrated
B - there about Sept. Ifith.
B According to statements filed by the
B ltio Qnuulo WoHtern Railway company
H with County Clerk Ilnvercnnip, (11) hoad
BBS of horse, cuttle und sheep huve bcei
B killed on the company's truck in this
B county since Junuury 1st of this yeur,
B Tho diHputo about the boundary lino
H between Utah and Juab counties has
B ' been decided in such a ananncr .thut
H KnightsviYle, the Uncle Sam, Uodivn,
H Ilumbmjfto. 2. , May .Day and other
B Valuable mines in that locality arc sit
H uated in Juab county. TIiq line, lias
BB been determined by county surveyors of
B Sanpete, Utah n,nd Juab counties, and
B -Commissioner Perry of Utah, County .
BB Wheat crops in this country are very
B largo this year but no whom does tho
B increase injield exceed that in Utah.
B In aldition to tho largo yield per acre
B -the fact is apparent that tho farmers
BB Jiavo moro acreage in this cereal, tho
B -reason no doubt being a belief that tlio
B -war would maintain tho high prices
B caused during last winter and spring by
B JoBoph J.eiter's Corner. It now socms as
B if the farmers would have to accept
B prices lower than tho average
B Michael Holland, the big sheepman
B of Eastern Utah, has sold out his entire
B flheep interests, including about seven
B' , thousand head, to Taney Bros., for $3
H ,por head
H A portion of tho City of Springvillo
B Ihas been suffering from the want of
B -water, f egetation in Plat B. tho south
B part of the city, is nearly dead, and
residents have had to haul water to
H' 'keep orchards alive.
B Provo has a scandal which is of more
B than ordinary interest to that com-
ununity. It grew out of the suit of Mrs.
H Edith Martin against II. S. Martin, tho
BB banker, for sepernte maintenance. Tho
BB .case was settled out of court but Homo of
H the citizens joined Mrs. Martin in a
B petition to the school trustees to have
B Miss Daisy Moore, tho "woman in tho
B ouho" removed from her position as
B teacher in the city schools. Tho Board
Hf have heard the cabc but will not give its
B .decision until one member, who is ill,
B Js able to be present.
H Millard Beau and Ed. McCoy' o
B Colorado, are matched to ilghtat Mercur
B on September 13th, lor a purse of 200
B and the middleweight championship of
B the two States. Tom Osborne has
B -charge of Bean and "Mexican Pete"
j champions McCoy. The men are now
H in hard training,
B A workman on tho Rio Grando rail-
H vwnjr near Springville dug up a human
B r skull Thursday whilo digging ' a hole to
BH set a,polo for the semaphore thecom-
B vpany is putting in at tho station. Tho
B skull is evidently an Indian's, and has
H been there for a long time. It is
H 'thought to be tho skull of old Squash
BB iJIend, un old Indian wlio committed
V "mucido at Bishop Johnson's place' in tho
H early history of the town, and was
H known to huve boeu buried in tho
B locality near where the sknll wna ex-
H humed.
H Crops a i omul Dosorot have been
B greatly damaged by hot winds and lack
B 'The Utah Central Railroad is improv-
B ring its roadbed, and 50,000 now ties are
B ' to bo put in at once.
B Bonds to the amount of but $3000 Of
B the Territory of Utah, which have boon
B called in, have been pn'senled for ro-
B demptiou. State Treasurer Chipman
B received these Thursday. Auditor
B Richards, howover, believes that with-
B in a day or hvo tho full $150,000 worth
H will havo been received and canceled.
' .
Sarsaparilla
l Any sarsaparilla is ,sarsapa- (
i rilla. True. So any tea is tea. 1
So any flour is flour. But grades j
1 differ. You want the best. It's I
so with sarsaparilla. There arc C
grades. You want the best. If I
you understood sarsaparilla as i
well, as, you do tea and flour it ' i
! Would be easy to determine. '
But you don't. How should
you? When you are going, to ('
buy a commodity whose value i
you don't, know, you pick out 7
I an old established house to
' radc with, and. tryst their' ex- j"
.pcrience and reputation. Do so C
i when buying sarsaparilla. ' J
' t Aycr'a Sarsaparilla has been )
, I .on the market 50 years. Your '
,j grandfather used Ayer's. Itis '
I a reputable medicine. There
are many Snrsnparillns ,
but only one Ayer's. It '
Dowoy Richards, of Salt Lake City,
who has just returned from Portland,
Or., says that while there ho was in
formed' by ex-Governor West of tho
death of Caleb West, Jr.. at his old
homo in Kentucky from pulmonary
troubles. He bad a largo circle of
friends in Utah who will be surprised
to hear of his taking off.
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CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of Cfca&zM&&
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Probate Notice.
For further particulars consult tho
county clerk or the respective undor
Bij:ned. In tho District Court of tho Fourth
Judicial District, Utah County, Utah
Probate Division. In the matter of the
catateof William Goates. deceased, The
petition of Jos. W. Goates for order
confirming sale of 12.20 acres of land in
Sec. 0 and T. Tp 5 S4of R 1 E S. L. M.
has been get for hearing at 10 o'clock a.'
m., Saturday the 20th day of August,
1808, at the Court House in Provo City,
Utah county. State of Utah.
Dated at Provo City, Utah, July UO.
1808.
Geo. Haveiicasu', Clerk,
By A. V. RoiiisoNDopijty.
Jacoij Evaks, Attorney for petitioner.
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In tho District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District, Utah county, Utah,'
Probato division. In tho matter of tho
estate of Samuel A. V'ilcox, deceased.
Thu petition ,of Jqseph Wilcox asking
that letters of admiuistration bo issued
to hirhhol has been s-et for hearingat 10
o'clock a. m., Saturday tho 17th day of
Soptembor, 1808, at the Court House in
Provo (yiy Utah County, State of Utah.
' Daiud'at Provo City. Utah, Aug. 20th,
1S08.
Geo. Ilavercamp, Clerk.
BV A. V. Uobison, Deputy.
Samuel K. Thurmmrt
. What Dr. A. E. Slater Says.
Buffalo, N. Y. GonU: -From my
personal knowluijL'O, gained in observing
tho effect of your Shiloh's Ouro in cases
of advanced Consumption I nn propar
od to say it is tho most romarkablu Re
mody that has ever been brought to my
attention. It has certainly saved many
from consumption. Sold by T, J Wads
worth, Drugyest.
I Saratoga Salvation.
Saratoga Salvation is the intrinsic
aluo of the wonderful warm spnnsrs on
on the Utah Lake. It possesses an ac
tual and unrivalled power to cure many
internal and external diseases. You
are not tiying an experiment but tho
asti ingent elements of the natural warm
mineral water. It in well proven an
utward sickness is the consequenso of
a bad circu'ation of matter. Nature
gives the right regulator and tho power
of Saratoga springs water is therefor
universally well known. Instead of, a
b ath nuikeufo of the astringent element
of tho water at homo which will give
much better results. Saratoga Salvation 4
drives out the germs of sickness, le
ctuits tho strength of the nerves and
makes tho bodv wholu and sound.
For sale in Kelii by Peoples Co-op
and II. B. Merrihow. Price 40 cents a
bottle. "
Prepared by Prof. A. Sicbert, Sara
toga Sittings, Lehi,
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Do you know that every evening the
Denver it Rio Grande R. R. in con
nection with the R. G. W. runs a
Tourist or Family Sleeping Car to
Denver, in which a lower berth can bo
secured' for $2.00? In addition to this
dally Bervice, the D. & R. G. W. also
operates on Wednesdays, Thuredayaand
Fridays, three distinct Tourist Sleeping
Car lines to Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, Boston and New York no
change for Utah passengers at greatly
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are managed by the Pullman Company
and are provided with all necessary
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admirable train service and scenic at
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G., No. 58 West 2nd South St., Salt Lake
CityM
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The excellent stories, for which tho
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Fashon and Fancy Work departments
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Kate Sanborn will continue her bright
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DR. MERRIHEW,
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reasonable prices' '' '
Oflico at Merrihew's Drug Store! ' ' ' '
LEHI CITY, UTAH.
Dr. Ohristensen,
DENTIST,
American Fojk, Utah. .
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A TTORNE YS-A T-LA IK",
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Direct line to tho TranH Mississippi
Exposition. Stopovors allowed at Otn
aha on all tickets through that city.
Two thrnuuh trains each way daily.
Bnffut Smoking Library Cars, Pullman
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(Seats l'ree) Conches and Dining Cars,
operated on the a la Carte, plan.
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