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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

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h.u.rH. Trustee aH1 IutrlUs EUIF. lFntHHafy.
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wiring H.lurl an1 ackuuwIudgul boy taid
uH iTr i'iI Jay OF April, i.Il. ola Cue 90 orda
ul tlH ra.t llkU t"IuV recorder
uuicr saii decd, and wnCrclH default has hcsn
made Ih payment OF 10th principal aud inter,
cog on sAl4 pfnmntgu note Aud
MNgIg..s. thr .gs.l holder n said note has
requested ODE sHIu lrHuh Harris. surcaftnr in
tust a. Aforesaid, 90 proceed 60 aUl saId
property HV ne authority gwen OBJ taIu trls.
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90 iuH County tuArt aQuHe, lu Tie city and
glaatI Of SAT latte FRANK harfis,. ~
above aud Boo slIu deed " trust Described. and
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ile faId Julia A Jets and Abraham Jehs. her
husband. their hero and hsslFns therein. o.
riisc tH0 amount Df money GO paY the amount
due uTOn aufl decd Of fruHt Cor uuuuiph. aud
Intrfust thereon and coo costs ana expenses u
executing tr.f trust and Will maze. tNecuto.
acknowledge Hrh Cu'lvgr Co che purchaser of
ulf.hsa'rs nf sAii premises good and sun.
glrut decd thereon.
Dated tuia 5000 day u ApI.I, 1894
IHANk HARRIS,
successor 90 trust aH aforesaid
Harris Wilson $50 South Main street
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XUHrUrA- NARY O.. .oshoNn. oT ruE
w County OF ArTahoe aaI Hl. o.
ColorhI0. II by hoI certain u..I 70 fr"H.
dated i9e asi dty o. Sa.y,i Me-. '..
duly recorded boz tte once of goo recorder of
salt Iako County. Utah, on o.. s.I #aU uf
July. a. D. i..I iu no1k ! "u' 0' ".r H..s.
undcrHgutI Ffant Kno1 % -ft lsEH NIfrt
Utah. 81 Trustee. tru Following ....r.utf
property situated boz tho County of .at l.ttc
and IHTHfHrl " Utnh, town.
Iots f1fil i.,5n go, forl rfH. |t aHd
f0rty uiuU Oh. u.urk tWn .t.. '.. NIi..
uun 60 rat lako DIiy which a.II .".. OBJ.
was made ia truft Co secure it. PAYMENT uf 81
iherevii6 nhist5 no sald Na. . urmola
ior iho rrnrra. tum Z, .' 'sn.
CITY Of Denver. county of ."U.H.e. .t1ie
of Go ura1u. 1--WE YoHrH after ... .I. I.rrr'i
with iul.'rai thereon Ni lH. a.'.u p.I
cfIuU".i HTiNn coupon f'..' ... .gN.
each Cor Geo ruu HI - .HNs.
fe.pccuyt.T oH iH. n.t 10y #. l'l.
Isuutr.. 4. thr rr. Har uf .. ..t t.H
ffHl u.f 40 january Hr HI HaN.
o. i1g Nu' Hay .i .hrI .t. q. l.'
aud thr HIst H.U uI THi., ..ssI notes
s1num sn.,m.taa,Ytu,la... a..unpiIa.
Whorcsa. 49, BE- provided a#... Other iHHrs
I1 HaIu urrl Of iuHs tll. In .r'iHt iu
HH" payment uI .UN W 900. .'.. N.NNN.
unHUf rHfH maH 90 ono" Ht Goo optic. Uf Goo
IU.II holder uf HHII Nu'... ...N. N"t lII
utEaHIc auIt01 .aIi ur.HI. ig
UT.. r.uaI IHI.l.UIF. boo HH.. 900 IH ...
eHHlaHse with tHu iUUuH U' .N.| ....I of tIH.t
r..orouto Goo which Boz hereby H.i. for greater
Wbtr,f.. urnu.t boz boon rs.s.u urHay.
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NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ IHrulnt i1 lu HuUui Aul decree %
uHuU' ut tHr 1cfrlHrT uI Utah. o1 tho .Ist
DAY u. April, lrl. NH. lu ug Cog HI .lIe inO'.ul
Cauru therein pending. wherein lHr tiHH.
.ANIufH N.ua. corporation BE- riauuH, nul
h.n'func Il'., we 'tH'H,l g'hA %. We Ng
pub lr. corporation. IT .. rrlm1u. p 4.
FuUlWHu HuH D.. n. Trimmer urn uuluuHAutHt
tu which HH|U decree HHI Hrfnf 20. HlIu Rotor
uue0 Or lDrgHH made. HHl.I gRUu.r Cor auIu.at
90 tHc front door OF fHr County Court House of
.nIt ilau county, lth lfU.oy which
gorncf oI sesrnf .unfb ari second wet
streets 900 Che city nf HH|t iatg. ln tall County
of 5000 Lake, un IHH .H IHF ~ May ls.i 90 Do
O'Clock noon ~ a.n i'y 1l No r,.ghs u.e.
nHUuuHI NHuN of IHH .UuHHI'a. ruruurNt uu.
81 q. friedman. q. friedman anl D., 20
trimmer 100 aui to hr tHloWmE described
AIuat 'gra.n na.r ornarral OF land gtu.
aIUt lying HUN ....| 100 I.. CIV uf nNl Lake
,0uuy Df .a.l H..H auI Territory of utau,
BEGINNING ta polio. .u. hundred and H|Nivs
HE ...| Iu.tw... OFF IHU northeast corner Of
Dot uUWNUrH.A ....IH .|l"t number uiIY.HUFHu
lhI pHt a. -a.f IHa. Oiy aHugy, thenor ruu.
uIl# HuufH uur hundred Hu1 .NfY nTD IIH
furt, tHUu"u W..' ..a.E"HFH .'H. foot, fHrUrH
north ono hundred 400 HE.F. ntD lHI tUui.
beginning, together HHu aI improvements.
subject however iH.N" lion 90 certain tfa.i
mad1 aud executed . .1'i Allcr.inc ilol O.
tHr bIuNU rHFlHs. l.uk, % corporation, ou
inH .N DAY Uf AIT.t % nrl recorded Iu boo
Office of th. County Nt.NItrf NJ ealt Lake
loboto.das Hcrranor'y OF Abcruno IIgl.
with aHIi uu"rCs aud order uf sale Ga above.
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DUU.INST To A.. ORDER OBJ HAtT
y fH HU HIr. .I#H IE f.H IH.Us n#lU. lHUI.
o.. IHu IuH.E ulu,t ....I rs ...e 30 u.H.
coco .iIH" f"1Ut fIuT Hf t.H Count" Court
ll.UHrI t.u CITY of rH.. lHar. l9aaf" U'
U8If falu HHI IHWiuIy ui ti1H. Hu IIU fIh
uu uf HUUr, IH.l. HI 'UUHa .us 90 E.U
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lHHH NIIu". H.rIUs r. W.hU.. H ."u H'.|I
HuI H.Hr 90 NIItUs uf. Iu HII 'l l.. follow.
IHH UrH.uHHU root tHuIUt H|IHHI. l..u. IHI
lgu. u r1l la.o county hHH described as
fHI|uWHt fH.HIt
ueHarHe On foot urat Of tH, northeast
cor 20 nIs uHu nUtru .I'|. township uur NN
south. rlH.C one Wtst0f rHIf lHEu mruliin,
1uI UuH.H. tHruUu HIUiU H fnUa
thence wet 900 IUUa thence norm
HUI feet lHHuHu r4Ht .l feet thence north I.H
feet. thence UIHI IHH foo. fH fHH U 200 10 H.EIu.
ming Except UUrrIH I.r.Uu f .rHuuI Il tNU
lI. Ft ug..fInUHu. ttH.uHUI nH fHH.WH Do.
UuuIH .II frut wet HHI l.Hf.rt south of lHu
uur.NrH.f uUruvr ui HIu Hr"Iuu Do, tH.U.u
fuuW Ii frri, thence rHHt Dos to.t, thence
nurt1 300 f"UI, thHuUy Wut Is Toes 90 ODE IIH.N
10 BE- rl Ha uu property OF Ice NIr..
THmH HIrH. NHufItH r MIIaUH John uIHUu
1uI -.IIo o. WukHH, at She QUO oI lutngf d..
hTrH..
tgmr of HlIg, each. ......
H.. H Marshal
ny o. q. hHUUrH Deputy NarHHlL
Dated NlU INH. l"II.
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TWO Ray uOHsEs norm BRANDED IS q
i nn thlTn one off thOm hHa white down
ON May 2s. an pm, 10 not called fur by luu
owner prior 10 that date.
-. GILMORE.
Mayls. IslL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

H'NN d NHIHIN"s
sAuAmA. Idaho, May 10, lsuL-Iohn
Jenkins died Nf his homo boz -nmarla
May ., lrliuf.ur an illness OF about ihrgH
weeks, lie hpt been uiIiug uI mud ON
all winter li.. death was gausgd hY
complication ~ diseases llU was She
son % David Ann JouElns and was born
June No. 1861, 100 CwmblHE, unlr Abor-
daro, GAm0rslnHhlrp, South Waos; re-
CHlVui tuu tusuo. whom rs huv and Umi-
gtnIvd Go Salt Lake iu lrl,. 10 came 10
samuria in lsll, whore hr married. Mary
Williams and lived with his family 90 tho
day of hIs uuuh,
Brother Jenkins had iukon ana active
part Iu tho IlIUrsl1y work boo this WArl
and stake for Huy0ril years, bclug "a c1uu.
cilor 90 he iishup iur % Tow years aui
afterwards un assistant 10 The stake
aup1ruiend0ncy of thg SUNDAY schools.
Tho funeral services Wurr hoId ur tho
family residence, tho Stake proficiency
presiding. Elders %. g.. lllskIna, Me-
rurv and W. II. Gihs, Elder David Nor
gan and Bishops Harrison aud Evans
participated Ia tho services. Brother
Jenkins lnf. 20 sorrowiu. witH AMI sUvon
grici-strlckUn children To- mourn his uu-
timely dOt.h.
About Nsty vehicles accompanied the
ROMANS 20 their resting place.
MNUHut Star, please copy.
JOINS YARD.
TouNrAty GUIuV, May ls. l-1i.HI am
requested io send Won notice oI tho death
OF John Yard. OF B1rulcg, sullivan Coun-
Is, Pa, no was born uftUnHr %, 1859,
aud died April -l. lsll, aged ~ years, @
months and ls days. 80 was baptized
boo tho Upton branch oi tho birmingham
conference, England, and dloi "a hltulll
Llflur-duy saint, according 10 lhu lrttur
D %. . o.. d. D
bOr of tho Church OF jesus Christ of Int
tor'day Saints, THOMAS WElE-.
EMMA oyEEy,
lRlri SprHg7 lIyo., MHn, MVl7l
ON Friday morning last lut0 Emma,
daughter of Mr.. aud Mis-. James Oycry,
slept peacefully away. Shu bad boon
nINug for thirteen weeks aud was
thought TO boz ON lnir way 10 recovery,
whom hor soul took It's flight 10 tho ono
who gave 10.
Emma WIS n years Of ago, ono oi
twins, and was % grnat flyOritH in lh0
family, being "a child uin very kind. gene
llo and loving disposition. llor twin
brother survives hDr.
The funeral took place from the Nor
mon Cnurch Ht % o'clock on SUM
day afternoon So great was the OLE
tendance that many were unable 20
hAiH NAHtlhtNAgg' N'AAG hNn iNlllD
population OF Hopkins was present
Appropriate hymns were sung by tho
choir aud solemn services hold, thuu tho
little Caekot covered with floral offerings,
was bUrno No. The grave and QulOly laid
away amid H1rrow and teBrs. Tho muth-
er, Ca her, sisters, and brothers lool most
keoulv tho loss NJ their little Emma, who
had culoarDd horsnlf tp th0ir hetr,s
AIR. and Mrs. ONery uro exemplary
parents aud To- lose one OF their brightest
gems Is Ike crushing th0ir hope in lifo
Tho sympathy OF This entire community
COOS out 10 Thorn In their sad anlictiun.
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-IAMILL - n-m0N-



Tho angel of death harvested tlO homo
~ our worldly brotharnuI sis.orJuhu uud
Mary bIrrows, us.us th0.r daughter
yuyH0t q Louisa. Sine diced Tuesday. ihu
l.ht % hu.i.Hus. u.m., OF Inflammation
Uf tuu lungs tuu bowels
The funeral services were hold Goo Tho
First whu, m ing house IhHy wore
very Impressive aud words oI comfort
were un r.I Boz hU brethren who wHrn
iu Tendance, President Claw.uu and
Counselor Kelly ami others. What
mIkDt DO moro distressing go enc family
q. thai hur father IL now ou mission iu
England aud Sister burrows feels the
loss HOvUiuly ns she was thoIr oldest
daughter and % great hUlp Go tho family.
rho was Us Nutrf ui age uu tho satu of
January lp', was u C1usiAu. attendant ut
tho sabbath school aud \. g. 81. 4. A.,
and th1 association mumuprt showed
tholr love Tor unr hyWrnug one on mA,so
and marching unotl uf tho hHAuo, six
members of tho Young MeA'. uHsuria-
tiuu nci0I hB pail boArHrL Is long train
oi carrias0f followed tho body 20 i.a last
resting place. Tho deceased was 70 lovely
young lady aud had tho confidence of all
who know h0r. Tho dolicliory prayer
q The grave was offered hyIldof p0torA.
Fusgreuu, Tho WmlIy hayH tho Hympl.
thy OF thU community,
MNgUuH STAR please copy,
nh..fU n.U.HUH
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Died at Moroui, sanpoto county, Utah.
May s, 1904, as tho result Of un accident
sustained through runaway foam. us
nnn'i7hol Ia the NEWS of tho llth inst,
berry Srntg born at Stockport, CheHhiro.
LuF'hui, August "a, 1870; hHpuzHl in tho
'lufch iu the ,ume place March 5.h.
$50 He afterwards removed 90 tho CITY
ni Manchester, becoming un active work.
az Ia the Church th0ro and in tho SUR
rounding towns, utilizing his spare limo
IRON DIS work as weaver lea tho cotton
Wlll. visiting tho Saints aud spreading
the Gospel ON evory opportunity Ito
Was ordained Priest In 1851, aud an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

Elder I'm 1858. In the yesr 1851 no was
csilod rom nv factory n labor LA tb,
ministry in opening up now nalGs Ir mo
Nsnsls.tar conference. Iu which labor
he was vorv sucresa0ii boing grott.y
blessed win p1wor 10 preach Mo- word.
offiie io t6a undortla,dIu, ,i .u tf,
wtsauhsoguentIv called tY t-4yo. It fIs
Preston and TIverpa,. rIaI.r.ne.. In.
cIuHiur tho faIa "a Man 0r.rt Ubi.b
uIae. hp was sout f9 U...Ia uya. b,
Norwich Conference. yn.r, bs ,turlal
aUhUtliy uuU feI,4..I ts .i,..,.,.' b.,
Jiah Iu lBl.
no married Ann Roll O.l W 1912
bv whom he was allv au.,a.u.I and
encourage trHI of H. IarY.. il, ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-21

In Me Probate Court 800 and Tor salt Lake
County TERRITORY OF Utah.
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The People of Wr territory of r.db ssnd
ErCcuuF To o. 10. IUeIor Defendant
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
A Good Job.

The result in the recent trial of the
general manager of the Farmers In
surance company, at Spokane. demon
strates that Secretary Price, in his cap
acity as insurance commissioner, fully
understands his duty and was act
ing in the interest of the people in
that matter The conviction of Man
ager Hopkins contradicts the charges
he made at the time the secretary put
the company into the hands of the re-
ceiver. It was maintained then that
such action was without Just cause
and that the interests of the farmers
of Eastern Washington, among whom
this company was especially operating
were being trampled upon by Mr. Price
1t appears, however, that 1t was the
managers and officers OF the company
who were the enemies of the Washing
ton farmers and that the secretary has
stood honesty and manfully between
them and the outrageous rascality OF
gang of unconscionable robbers
Secretary Price acted promptly and he
has done q good job, one which will in
spire the public with more confidence
in the insurance companies that pass
muster before him.-Olympian.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
NO. 943-
OFFICE OF COM. of PUBLIC LANDS, ,

OrFlCE VI yum. OF PUBLIC LANDSl
OLYMPIA, WASH
Notice is hereby given that THE PUGET
SOUND AND GRAYS HARBOR RAILROAD
AND TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, has filed
following described Tide Lands of the second
class, situate in Mason County, Wash, to-wit:
Beginning at the corner to secs. 9, 10, Is and 16,
Up. 10, n r w; thence west 81 SO chs to mean,
der corner for point of beginning: thence
north II deg % min east 1858 chs; thence north
20 deg 50 min east 2.59S chs; thence north %
70 min east $50 chs; thence north 60 deg OIL min
east 1S0 chs; thence north 80 deg II min east
3;O4I ems; thence north 81 deg 04 min east g. 112
ems; tnence north 56 deg SO min east 1866 chs;
thence norm deg 40 min west 1870 chs thence
north deg 40 min east 2.26 chs thence north
50 deg W min west 2.415 chs; thence north az
deg - min east 80 chs; thence north 81 deg 4S
min east 397 chs; thence north deg O6 min
east ago chs; thence north 2 deg % min east
42O2 chs; thence north So deg 26 min east 1S55
ems, thence north AZ deg Sc min east 2247 chs;
meander corner OH section line between sec
| tons and 10, TIP 10 N 3 w; thence north .176
ems; thence south 62 deg 81 min west 1861 chs
thence south 13 deg Al min west I'S56 chs;
thence south Al deg Al min west $40 chs: thence
south Il deg IL min west 1890 chs; thence
soutn 20 deg % min west 3:03 chs; thence south
90 oeg ~ min west 8.44 chs; thence south 66
deg 20 min west 335 chs; thence south 50 deg
| W MIN west 21.598 chains; thence east 16 3O3
chs to meander corner and Olace of he0inninG
| containing 40.565 acres.
Also, beginning at corner to secs IT, II, 20 and
q, township 10 N R 3 west; running thence
| north Va "a deg Is min east 2917 chains to
meander corner for place of commencement:
thence north IA deg 50 min east 1l6O chs;
thence north IS deg 81 min east $50 chs; thence
SCUM "a deg Us min east S.S7 chs; thence north
AZ deg 30 min east Sc chs; thence north IL
deg q min east .l64 chs; thence north SO deg
80 MN east $40 chs; thence north IS deg 43 east
| l4U22 chs; thence north 81 deg IL min east 128
| CHAINS; thence north 46 deg 80 min east 965
chs; thence north 20 deg Ii min east 1888 chs
thence north rs deg 80 min east 0942 chains to
neander corner on section line between secs 9
| ana To- Up 19 K west; thence west l63O3
| chains; thence south 81 deg OF min west II 4O2
chalns; thence south 81 deg % min west 31OO
| ems; Ihence south 1888 chs to meander corner
ana place of commencement, containing 81 80
acres.
The appraisement of the above described tide
iano snail stand confirmed if no notice of con-
| test is filed within the time prescribed nv law
Date OF first publication, June % 1894
| W. 1. FORREST, Com. OF Public Lands.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
Then Comes the Strikes.

On the heels of the floods which
made havoc with the transcontinental
lines, the biggest strike in the history
of the Country is now in progress on
all lines west of the Mississippi and
all other eastern roads hauling Pull
man coaches. The Canadian Pacific.
only, is not effected. The strike began
on account OF Il general deduction of
wages in the Pullman shops, at Pull
man, Illinois. The new American
Railway Union has called out all en-
ployes on every railroad hauling the
Pullman coaches. Hence for some
days not a passenger or mail train has
moved in any direction on the Pacific
coast, and nearly every employee is
out on strike.
These are some of the results on
the business and farming interests OF
the Country, California fruit farmers
will ne ruined on account OF being
unable to ship perishable fruit: no
eastern mail for week; millions OF
shingles piled up awaiting cars, and
shingle mills closing down everywhere
no eastern freight for four weeks on
account OF both food and now the
strike and business men on the coast
suffering considerably in loss Of trade.
Eastern shipments Of ali kinds of
goods from this coast not made and
consequently no cash returns from
the East. Five whole trains Of tea
and silk stranded at Tacoma.
Public sympathy is generally with
the strikers, but think Of the cost to
the farmer, the single worker, the
business man, and in fact every inter
est on the coast, the stoppage OF bust
ness and trade, affecting many thous-
and people; ali because a reduction in
wages is made in shops when no new
cars are building and there is less work
to do than formerly. Most of these
men were receiving several times the
amount Of wages for less hours than
any farmer in the country. 1t is well
enough to protect the union men, but
there is a crying need for the protec-
ton Of the other working interests OF
the country
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
Indians Can't Stand Civilized Ways.

AS an evidence of the great mortal
ity among Indians, when living after
the manner in which their pale-faced
brethren thrive, the information given
out by the Puyallup commission is in
teresting They find that when pat
ents were granted to the Indians on
the reservation in 1883 there were 493
Puyallups mentioned, including 1853
men, 1913 children and twelve widows,
besides wives of the men. Since that
time 2Ol have died, fifty-five of the
men, forty-one women and 1O5 child
Zen being included in the mortality
list. Even with the increase from
births and the fact that many Indians
have come to the reservation to live
within the six years passing since the
patents were granted, the entire num-
Der of residents now number but 400,
a decrease of 81. There are but 292
of the original 1913 Indians mention
ed in the patents now alive, shows a
remarkable death rate The increase
in the value of their lands has been in
a ratio almost in equal proportion to
the decrease in their numbers, and
the survivors are rapidly becoming the
wealthiest class of people in the
Sound country, holding not only
splendid agricultural properties,
which are undeveloped, but fine manu-
featuring sites and desirable residence
locations, just removed from the heart
OF the city.-West Coast Trade.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. A Weii-known Sol
der, Correspondent and journal
list Makes a Disclosure.

Indiana contributed her thousands of brave
soldiers to the war, and no state bears a bet
ter record in that respect than it does. In
literature it is rapidly acquiring an
enviabie place. In war and literature
solomon Yewell, well known as a writer as
SOL has won an honorable position. Dur
ing the late war he was a member of Co. M,
I'd. n. Y. Cavalry and of the 18th Indiana In
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an important
circumstance he writes as follows:
several of us old veterans here are using
Dr.. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills. all of them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
used remedies that compare with them. OF
the Pills we must say they are the best COM
blnation OF the qualities required in prep
aratiOn of their nature we have ever known.
We have none but words of praise for them.
They are the Outgrowth of new principle in
fm me and tone up the system wonder,
fully We say to all, try these remedies"
Solomon Jewell, Marion, Ind. Dec. S, 1892
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
positive. guarantee, or sent direct by the
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind, on re-
ceipt of price, 81 per bottle. six bottles S. ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
Oplates nor dangerous drugs,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1894-07-06
To The HOrticultUriSts.

The state board of horticulture has
Just issued for circulation among hor-
ticulturists Bulletin No. ), which con.
tains n list of the remedies recon-
mended by the board for green aphis
hop and cherry aphis, other species oil
aphis and hop lice as well as for bark
lice, San Jose scale and fungus dis
eases. The board recommends the
use of q new summer wash composed
of lime, sulphur and vitriol, the for
mula and directions being as follows
sulphur, &c pounds; lime, %
pounds; blue vitriol, 2 pounds. Dis
solve the sulphur by boiling it with
the I've and lime in enough water to
cover it, over brisk fire, until the
sulphur is thoroughly dissolved, which
may require two hours or over. Dis
solve the blue vitriol in hot water and
thoroughly mix the ingredients
together. This will keep for any
length of time. When ready for use
take one pound of mixture to eight or
ten gallons of water.
USED III summer for woolly aphis,
or San Jose scale. Add one ounce of
Paris green or London purple to each
ten gallons water for Goblin moth.
First mix the Paris green with water
to the consistency of paste before add
ing to the mixture"