davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-09

Earned runs..-Chcago. 3: First base ON trrors-
Chicago 2; Washington, 1. Two-base hit-Moran.
Three-base hit-Lange. Home run-Ryan. Sacri-
flee hits-Eyerett, Stewart stolen bases-Abbey,
Mctiuire Wilmot. Double piays-Dalen and An
son: Everett and Arson. First base on bnlls-OH
Stratton. 6. Left bases-Chicago, q; Washing
ton. l. Hit with pitched ball-Joyce. Time-1.15.
Umpire-McDonald,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
Unclaimed Wealth f the Vegetable World.


Though Emerson suggested that every
weed is plant whose use is not yet un-
derstood, the number of plants that have
been brought into service by man is
very small Edison S. Bastin finds au-
thority for the statement that 1892 spe-
cies have been at some time cultivated
as food, and that the total known to
have been used as food is 1000. But
many of these are of little value, and
"Smith's Dictionary of Economic
Plants" gives only SIS species as those
important for any purposes. For med
icine some 5000 plants have been en-
ployed, of which the United States Dis.
pensatory enumerates 1900, while only
PA are given in the PharmacOpHa. The
plants not yet investigated offer great
possibilities, which, however, can only
be developed by long and extensive
government experiment. The named
and possb y as many more remain to
be discovered, while many species are
capable Of great variation through cul-
tivation. The apple had yielded about
800 different varieties up to a few years
ago, yet some other species of the ge-
nus may be quite as capable Of useful
development. The different varieties of
wheat are believed by some to have had
their origin in an unim portant forage
grass, and wild plant still growing on
us the white and red cabbages, cauli
flower and perhaps even the common
turnip From the little explored fields
of bacteria and fungi may be expected
many useful products.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
He Who Eats Must Work.

The Florida Monthly tersely says:
While extending cordial invitation to
Florida to those prepared to cast their
lot with us, we will not willingly be a
party to misrepresentation. While it is
true that there are thousands of people
who can be benefited by coming to this
State, it is equally true that there are
those who should not come. Money does
not grow on trees, except in the form Of
fruit that have to be cultivated, nor can
it be shoveled up in Florida sand. The
man without visible means of support
cannot find conditions more inviting in
Florida than at his own home. and should
save himself the worry of trip to the
land of flowers. There are no ready
made fortunes waiting for claimants
here. Individual effort is required to
climb the ladder of success here as else
where. Because this balmy atmosphere
is so inviting, and makes heavy cloth
ing useless, let not the shiftless, lame
and lazy, suppose that this State is their
destined Haven of Rest Florida with
all Of it's attractions is a hive of busy
workers, and above her portals the Flor
ida Monthly displays this warning scrip
tural notice; ''That if any would not
work neither shall he eat''
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16

thinks that the nuisance reproduces
itself from the nut, whereas, it propa-
gates itself a thousand times more from
the seed, hence, to effectually and
quickly destroy nut grass on any land
infested with it the soil should be fire.
quently stirred during the growing pc
Rod of summer, so as to stimulate each
tuber and seed to sprout The best
season for fighting it is between mid
summer and frost time. Although
myriads of the sprigs will show them
selves above ground in day or two
after each working of the soil, even in
the spring months, yet the seed stems
Will not shoot up till late in the season,
and the secret of success is to cut down
every tall stem while in the Towering
stage at the latest, and the earlier the
better. The old method of destroying
COCO, or NIT grass, by cutting it off be-
meath the ground every time a spri g
appears above the surface is useless
expenditure of labor. 1t is requisite
only to plough or chop down the grass
at the regular intervals of working In
dian corn, collards, or any other crop.
By the above method two years are am
pie time in which to rid any ground of
COCO. In fact one season is sufficient TO
subdue it, except that in subsequent
years few scattering sprigs will show
themselves, which can easily be pre-
vented from going to seed by close atten-
ton. One cause which has enabled
COCO so long and so defianuly to hold it's
sway in the South is that there are so
few crops which are hoed or ploughed
in the fall of the year.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16

take advantage Of it to work off their
poor stock on our markets. Consider
able stocks Of European trees have al
ready been received in New York, and
large number suitable for the Califor-
MIA market will undoubtedly find their
way westward.
Our orchardists, therefore, must be on
their guard against cheap trees. All ex-
fact the only safe trees to plant in this
country, are those that are grown by our
home nurserymen. The nearer the nur-
sery to the place where the trees are to
be planted the better will be the result
Many beginner has lost his money, his
labor and years time by planting
cheap trees, and it may be safely said
that not single man, even by the ut
most care has ever made profit by it.
Tt should be remembered that the
nursery price of a tree is but a small
part of it's cost by the time it comes into
bearing. It pays in the long run to get
good trees, even if they cost double as
much as the cheaper ones at the start.
There will be an abundance of good
trees in this country and the prices will
not be high. All new corners to the
country and all beginners in orchard
work should be warned in time to get
good homegrown trees, and by no
means to risk any foreign trees no mat
ter how cheaply they may be offered.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
Idiosyncrasies of the Orange.

The orange tree is one of the hardest
fruit trees that grow. 1t will survive
more abuse than any other, but to real
ize the greatest amount Of good it re-
quires special attention and studious
care. In our climate, and under our
system of culture and irrigation, it in
sists on being dormant three or four
times year, and these mites are irregu-
lar in every grove. Two trees, standing
near each other, seldom agree exactly as
to their times and period of growth. The
cause of this is unseen, but the results
need attention. All who have had
much experience in spraying trees for
pests have observed that the same wash,
put on at the same time, on a row of
trees, does not have the same effect
upon each, and this is owing, no doubt,
to the different conditions of each with
respect to growth.-Los Angeles Times
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-01-16
Plant Good Trees.

The most seasOnable advice which can
be given at this time is to warn all who
intend to plant orchards to beware of
cheap trees The Wilson tariff allows
the face importation of trees to this
country, and European nurserymen will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09
MARSHAL 5 SALE

pUHsUAST tt AZ ORDER OF SALE
on decree Of foreclosure % me directed
hy the 1hird Judicial District Court 0f tn
Territory Of utuh, shall expose NJ public snf q
III tho west front door ol the county count
house tnow city atd tOuuy buuuingl Ia the
city ~ SAT- lAso, county 81 ait Lake, ard
Trruiury OF ltAh, On th0 I'm day Of July,
lsH, NJ 20 u'r.oca n, m, AL the riEht, TT e,
claim aud interest uf Richard &, Watt, j imes
". stevens, james WAIT aud q, A. Cainomtiu.
NJ, ~, and 10 the following described real
estate. situate, lying aud being Ia the city AMI
county " salt Lake Utah Territory, and de-,
crbed ~ follows. tn'Wit3 The norm half Of
lot tWcnty'soyon ga AMI all OF 10, twenty.
oght gel, IN bln'k two t2I IN Harrington, Don.
nelly 4 sowsfa subdiNsien, Of lots thfee l4t
aud four ~, Ia block tsonty'thre0 (2Il, In I've
acre plat "a" big Geld survey, IN the u0nll..
east quarter OF section twelve, N town shir.
Onu south, f9nga one west Of the rRlt lase
meridian, In salt Lake City and county, Itrri.
tory OF Utah 10 he sold Hs the properly Of
luchard O. Watt, ot al, at tho sui OF Juseph
l.. Bacho, trustee, otAl.
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT N BRIGHAM,
y, :. Martial
Dased June gth, less,
H. sawyer, attorney for plaintiff
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MARsHAL,s SALE.
WILLIAM II. DALE.
Trustee.

DuRsuANr TO A. ORDER on SALE
aud decree VI foreclosure TO the directed
by tho District Court Of tue THIRD Judicial
Bstrict OF the Territory Ot utAh. shall Ok.
p0se 10 pubic sale, NJ The west front door o {
Inc County Court House, tncw cay. ana
county OF salt Lake ana Territory Of
U,hh. on tho sith day Of July, leo, AZ DO
O'Clock ANAL the tiFht tito claim and interest
uf h o. NestCrncli, W. scott tramon, =. A
foley, Cassie ". FOLEY, +. q q Watkin., Alila
a. barron, Charles r.. .tOcttou, william FRANK.
LOVING described real cstate. situate, iyrH aud
beng iu saii axe County, Utah Territory, 10
wit.
an Of lot niue W In block fourteen uU
1--WE Aero Plata" nig ilu'i survey M the
County or SAT- Lake, Territory Of tlah, con'
tanning nyC Hrfrs NJ land, except the following
lots OF land, 60 Wit Los eighteen lsl, nine.
one 10 10 ten .iUl, uotn inclusive, iu block one
%, and lots i've 90, ia lnh eighteen ~
nineteen 40, and twenty tlul, IN block two
ttI, also lois thirteen tial aud fourteen 40 OF
block one %, OIL m. Nutainf's Addition ~ salt
Lake City, said addition being subdivision Of
lot nine lnl, ~ block iorrt,en 90, in tive
Acre Vat a. nix YEA survey, In the City Of
salt lAa ., N the County OF salt lake, IN the
10 10 so.d As tho property ofs.p .wo.teraeld
". scott TlHmnn, r, A FOLEY, tasAlo W. 20.
10y, =. e. e, MAikins, Aida J, laTron, Charles
stock. on, William trankl'n and Warren Barn.
Ia ~ NC suit OF John beekulan'
1grms % sails, Cash.
MAI VI. BRIGHAM
United htAtcs Marshal.
by 4. l.. ARCHER
Deputy Marshal,
Dated Jnly grd. i,g',
hAwrLES rurSAM, Attorneys fer Plaintiff.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
Ntphi Ward Of HaTiccpl Stake,
Arizona,
PAYsuN PRIMARY ASSOCIATION,


CARD FROM THE FRsr rREsIDESoY
Salt Lake City, Jan. 20, 1895.
Notice 10 hereby given tnEt con,rl'
buttons to the monument to be- erected
In salt Lake City In memory oil
Brigham Young and tho pioneers viii
hereafter, aud until further notice, no
acknowledged through tho columns OF
tho DEHERET NRwa IL expected
that agencies for the collection offunds
Tor this worthy purpose will DO o'iao
lithed In each ward In all the Stakes,
and that said funds, with the list OF
names VI the contributors, Will bo Tor
wRfged ns frequently ~ convenient 10
Heber ". Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association salt
Lake City, who will ,ee that same are
pTopsTIy acknowledged In the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people will respond generously aud
promptly 10 this coll 90 that N possible
the monument may be- completed,
dedicated and unveiled TO the public
by the 9TH DAY VI next Oolobof
NILFORD Woodbury.,
GEORGE q. CANNON,
JUsErH Il. SMITH,
Frat Presidency u tho Church Of
Jtsus Chfist Of Lattcr.day Saints.
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souJrcrt5 and Tho Villain. ana ou lis
left very nice old lady with white
curls. who had como with her son. The
young man was very critical lie picked
out flaw after flaw, and RECALLED his
mother with them. Tho old lady YVES
an actress herself very good actress,
apparently. Aud finally She said 10 this
boy IN n gentle aside;
willie, you may think that you can
play tho part better but wo do not zee
ourselves W. othcrs 500 N. And don't
you think. Willie, that 1t would bo bet
tor to say that your opinion Of tho part
differs from that Of the Rontlomani
And, Willie, do you think 1t exactly
right to talk about your best while he
is talhng' Now, am sure, Willie he
can do the part great deal better than
you could Not bat that nm proud Il
You. Willie. aud | hops that some day.
II you study hard, you may oven DO bot
tor "
And Willie looked hard at tho bald
head Of tho orchestra leader, and doubt
less thought that mothers were unappro.
Ciatiyc.--New York Press
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MARSHAL,S SALE

DURsUANT TO Az ORDER or SALE
Il and decree NJ foreclosure 20 me directed
by tho district court Of tho Third luGiclal
diHtrirt Of the Territory OF Utah, I snail
expose ht public sale. at the west front
door Of the Joint city ana county building, In
the city Of snlt Lake, county OF SAT- lAEc, aud
Territory ~ liHh. on tho 10Th day OF July
l-ih, Al n O'Clock u, M, MI thr right tue
claim and interest NJ Jasper ~. Ne.son aud
Henry Kendall, Of, iu, aud 10 the follow ng
described real cstatc, to.wit rhrt 81 lot two
CD, IN bloch twelve 40, plat ~" salt Lase
4 ity survey, commencing At the southeast cor.
ncr OF sad lot aud Running thence west tso
And eno.hAf t2El rods, thcpes north ten llul
rods. thence east two and one hair t2h) rods
thence south ten Ool rods To tue place u 10.
ginning. aud beng In SAT Lake city, IN tho
ounty N salt Lake, Territory Of Utah. 10
DO fold ~ the property of Jasper ~ Nclsun
aud Henry kendall, NJ tho suit OF Daniel
TuTngrru.
NAT Al. BRIGHAM.
4. 4. Marshal,
by j, u. TINMoNr, Deputy Marshal,
Dated June glst 1877
IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09
NOTICE.


NOTICE ~ HElltBN GIVEN NY 1uE
~ Guy Council ~ sails La 90 ity OF the In.
tention OF such council 10 make the following
described Improvement, to wit Commanding
a sewer lateral ma sewer District No. 1, begin
niug At point Wcnty' hyu t2j) feet norm "
the northwest corner OF lot Block l.l IInt
"A'ihentc east along the south side OF Fourth
S0tth erect TO fifsI West street. thence east
along thc center u iesch erect 10 tho yrst
luu OF tcnter street; AMI ueifay the cost
thereof, esumatod ut Sa'3 80, BY l6cAl nssess.
mont upon the lots or pieces uf ground
within The following described district
being the district 10 he Affected
or benefited by said Improvement, namely,
! ,. per front or linear foot on LoI q, BIoeE
III. flat"A," salt Lake CITY survey, AMI 5OC
per front o. linear foot on lots s aud ., Hiook
s!' KY ., bloch 2l Ani Lots !, and o, Bl0cE
-. rat e. salt Lake city survey.
Al protests and objections % Tho carryiny
out O such intention must 20 presented ia
writing TO the tliy Recorder IN orbefore ms
iOih day OF July, 1906, bong tho time sci by
SAID council when twill hear aud consider
such objections ~ may be made IheTeto.
~ order " the LiIy Council ~ san Inse
cry q. II, BACkNAN,
CITY Reeuftler
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sHEalFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HkKEBY GIVEN, THAT
~ pursuant TO al order OF "a q aud decree
OF foreclosure TO me directed from the Ihiid
judicial district Court Of the Territory Of utah,
County VI sait LAKE IN cause therein pond,
ing, wherein sarah q. Taylor 10 plainuii, and
J. A. Give. Mary 4. Give, ". WinslOw, j.
W, Houston, assignee, aud John HlHxIard, arc
defendants, to which said decree and order of
sale reference 10 hereby mAde, shall expose
for sale At public auction 60 tho highest bid'
der. for cAsh, at the west front door Of tho
County Court House, IN tho city Of SAT- lac,
county OF rAlt Lake Territory OF Utah. on tho
l1th day Of July, A. u, 1895, at n O'Clock noon,
all the right tile, claim and interest Of j. ~.
Cliyo, Mary ?, Ciye, j, II, NiuaIow, y, ",
houston, assignee, and John Hazard, IN and
10 the following described real estate, situate.
lying. hus seipE In the city ana county ~ salt
LaEr. Territory OF utah, ana particularly
described as iolows, to'wit Al OF lot two az,
10 block ono hundred and four 400, plat "t,h
SAT- Lake cry survey, 10 DO sod as Tie prop.
cry OF j. ~, Give, Mary :, Give, j. n Via.
slow, j. ", Houston, ussigutc, ami John
Biairard, under said order 81 sale and decree
In the above cause.
1875
HARVEY HARDY, shOrln
ny q. J. ~, iRwis, Deputy sheriff.
u, Harrington. attorney for plAinun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09
MARSHAI.'S SALE.

DURsuANr TO An ORDER or SALE
and decree u foroolosur TO me directed
b the district court NJ the THIRD Judicial dis
tfict of the Territory Of Utah, l shat expose
~ public sale, At the west front door OF the
Joint city and county building, In The city u
rAlt Lake, county OF salI Lako aud Territory
Ut Utah, on tho ION day OF July. $50, at N
O'Clock a. M, Nil tho right, utls. claim and
interest ~ Joshua - stewart, ana Mary i.
stewart, hls wife. ", II. Atwood, .. ", Moyle
and D, fich, Of, In, and 10 tue following
described real estate. tu,wit All q lots
eight ~, nine lpl, ton tlOl, eleven ~ aul
twelve 90, ~ stewards addition, subdl.
vision Of lot eighteen ~, block nine l1l. i've
aero plat ~ hig Held survey within the
limits Of tho northwest quarter ~ section
thirteen tli', township one ,ll, south Of range
auo o., west ~ salt Lake meridian, aud being
IN salt Lake County, Uthh TotrtOry To b.
sold a. the property " Joshua H. stewart and
MARY y, stewart, his wheat tho suit Of Charles
Nelson.
Terms Of sale, cash
NAT n. BRIGHAM
q. - Marshal,
Hy j. y, TniMoNr, Deputy Marshal,
atsd june llst, lsii.
Goodwin n Van relt, attorneys for plaihuh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09
latost Publications.

We Ltfo Of Joseph smith, olorA. an,
bathsr eniL 400. Morocco giit, 100
FrOss Kirkland 10 sait Lake, By Jan-.A
Little, 2si pass', Cloth, uliu..l ii.so, LsAiazs
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p~aiei W. Jouo,, 30 pages, clo,h tias
issther t1.so. Leather gfit tgOa
Pes,ssai whiting OF q. ". whitney,
Cloth, ito. Leather snii. taco. Morosoa,
Extra G,iL t1so
Lifs Of uebcr O. Ki,nSAii, Cloth, tars
Halt Leather, '1Doi PIl, nDo. harooss.
srua Kit, ts.n.
Lssaer-day SAintg P.aImody. pspu,
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pos dot,i cibth noend, eco oash, tiI.oo ~
dos,i cloth and Leather bound, ,i.To saaA
uso pr doL SAINT By mail. ~ eant p.r
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sasry OF the uooh Of uornos, By H1As,
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nAii leather Iit, 'aso' Tuli ie.lASr gut tLos.
hsa<ay school HJ nn nooL, oontAin. "a
tss Hymns u'od In tho sca9ois. asa tssss-. c,o0
eSand, postpaid, &c
Lssga Rnd'sniaII sise nibIsa In LarSnss
taoo, tabo, tJ.o 1850 and tlO0.
Family and Pulpit Btble- In difr.rent sty,.x
ult-irat"f. fran ~ ~ n iis ~ sqrh
Sos. ssish - . Propbst, 4. Lecture -
hvsred b. Hdes Andres Jenson bofnrs O
assienb- Society In The social Han. bal, LAhs,
Jan. ~, issi, Sc.
tho Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lattsr-
day saints, la Priesthood, ofsanitauna
poerinss, Ordinances and ui.iary. Dy jobs
Jalues, 100
Tho Second Coming OF the Messiah,
hJb II. Roberts, q,
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snow. %.
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NOTICE


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the annual meeting Of the stocLboid"rs
Of tho sampson Mining Company, will be- Geid
Nam street, up stiiIsl salt Lake tiify. iitab
Tuesday, July 25rd, 1895, for lie elegtion az
trustees and flcers for the current wear. mi
TOR such other business ~ may come before
tie meeting. Polls open between y o'claeE
"a, 10, apd O'Clock y, nj
u, q, SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer.
hALf LAKE CIR, Utah, June q. 1885.
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NAAlAAMl "NlANh hN van AhAANNNINs
County Of BAR Lake
Il. H. scheltsr. plainua, vs.. sarah a. Love,
defendant
The People OF tho Territory Of Utah send
greeting 10 sarah 4. Love, defendant
VOu AVE HEREBY REQUIRED 80
Il appear ~ az action brought against you
3 ne Shove named named p ,Mnup IN ihc bsI,e,
IeriitOty ot Utah, aud 10 answer me com
plant hiud therein within ten days teNulusyc
Of tue Gay ot service alter the service on you
Of THIS summons served within ms rOuus
" or, " rctyco out VI ttia county, but In this
uistrct. within twenty dAYsi Otherwise within
Tory dAys-or judgment 10y default VIII DO
tasrn against you, according to she prayer OF
raid complaint
Ans sad ACTON Is brought TO ave judy.
mont agtiust said defendant IN sun OF sluu,
with interest thereon nom May ~, lsS3 NJ one
per cent ser month, Tor $50 attorneys Zee aud
cost OF SUIT. alleged 10 be due on certain
pronisiorl note, executed by defendant to
Albert J White. May a. is2 Tor 3lul with ~
torOst nom da,c az one per cent per month,
same beng due anu Wholly unpaii, aud being
secured ~ Amortgugc Of even date on prem
i.ra hereinafter deem %, executed by
attendant 10 said Albert j. White, said note
and mortgage having been duly AusiE ed To
plsinuh WHO 10 nov The owner anu holder
thereof 10 have the urual dee Vr ut THIS tluFk
for thc foreclosure OF sAid morigaFe,gGiudyn
thst proceeds u SAID saIU 100 tppncd N pas.
mcnt " pmouuls due a. above, thatdefrndaut
hNW AL litAHNha ilslNNlhF NhN'l NtF NC Nhtftl
aud f0icclOsel Of a } claim or equity u 70.
dUnpuOn Ia said premifesI that plainun hayo
a deficiency judgement Ayhin,t Defendant, and
Tor other Iclicf sad premises arc described
n follows. to'wit5 al OF LOT %, bucE 2, A, J
whites south salt Lake, situated ~ salt Lake
touuty, Utah,
Aud you arc hereby notified that Il you fail
20 appctr aud snswer the said complaint ~
above required the tMd plAinuh viii Apuly 10
the court tor the relief dru andCd therein.
Mitnots, the Hon, samuel \, Merritt, Judge,
AMI the seal OF thc District Court OF
the 1hird judicial District, Ia aud
t6EALl Tor the Territory Of Titan, TIN. .tth
DAY q December, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ninety four.
DAVID e.. DUNBAR, Clerk
ny Gro. u. LOOMS, Deputy Clerk
John NJ. Cannon, Altor oy for plaintiff
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Aud tne iollowlih named forty su
HCriptionH Of ton co.

Julia N Oponshaw. DuloiAu l. ups nshAw,
IoyiBa Jpoushaw, hrilam upeuataw, hose
\ uuunshAW, haTics l. Iigiuf, uaNiu b.glrr,
Estvlla uiglOr, Joseph = Johnson, Jamta
johnson, huniAmtn Johnson, bcfuudu
Johnson EmmA Johnson, Marguerite John
SOU, tHthcr 10 uATron, sarah Jane lc liar'
ron, Mary lie barron, bon he bhfrun ",
ETastls Lc Barron, houi 10 barron, Edsar
W We baTruu, Mary A johnson, Florence
johnson, Grace \ johnson, Frankie John'
son, Mildred Johnson, susan u Guthrie, VIM
nitrrd buthfie, lilaso Messenger, qua ~
hCsstugrT. IVA Messinger, Euna Messenger,
Miles Messenger, sarah Arm Msssiugcr, Notu
McsalugCf. Martin Allrai, Milford Alfred,
leila AIRED, Myrtle Alfred aud Iyril Al.
tCdssssH ss,sss's's,','. .sssssts,ttss'ss - W
ANAAlsHHH Hffff.sssE sifH.s ssH fHHHtaHHHHHAN %
Subscribed by members " iAysUn second
ward Primary ASSOCIATION, klyt Dixon,
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