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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS.

In BUYING a ticket, see that it is payable In
Puerto CorteZ; thar the ticket is signed by f.
]. Demarest, President; that it is Endorsed with
the signatures OF W. l.. Cabell, of Texas, and
Chas J .NiIlerc, of Louisiana, and bears the i'm
press Of the zeal OF the Republic of Honduras.
None others are genuine.
We VIII pay "a Express charges on remit
taDces of Five Dollars and upwards for tickets,
including Central America Express charges
from Port Tampa City to Puerto COrtez, and
we prepay Express charges on all shipments of
the value of Five Dollars or more. Orders for
less than Five Dollars at the cost of sender, en-
cept Central America Express charges, which
we will pay, and we will prepay Express charg-
es on lists of prizes forwarded to all purchasers
Of tickets,
Address E. ]. DEMAREST,
PUERTO CoRTEz, HONDURAS, c. A.
Care Central America Express,
PORT TAMPA CITY,
FLORIDA.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething
1t soOthes the child and softens the
gums, allays all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for
wind diarrh9a. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle. IL 20 1y d&w
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Useful Cookbook Free.

Representatives of the Armour Packing
Co , Of Kansas City, are now at j. Eikel
~ Co., Alamo street, where they will
serve their celebrated "Silvar Churn
Butterine' on hot biscuits fresh from the
oven TO every one calling at the store for
the next three days. Ladies are especial.
ly invited to call and get one of our "Sil-
yer Churn' cook books free. u 81
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SFRINGFIELD, Mo. Aug. l4th, 1-fo:.
Il can speak in the highest terms OF
your medicine from my own personal
knowledge. was affected with haaTo
disease, pleurisy and rheumatism IoE
35years, was treated Dy the very Ecs5
physicians ana spent hundreds Of DOL
lars, tried every shown remedy With
out finding relief. have Oaiy taken
one bottle OF your p. ?. P, and can
cheerfully say it has done me more
good than anything have ever taken;
/ can recommend ) our medicine TO All
sufferers OF the above diseases.
MRS. ". NJ. WEARY.
SPRINGFIELD, Green County, Me-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23

For primary. secondary and tertiary
syphilis. for blood poisoning, meTcu--
rial poison, malaria, dyspepsia, and
in all blood and skin diseases, Ii ,
blotches, pimpIes, old chronic ulcers.
letter, scald head, boils, erysipelas.
contradiction, that P. P. P. is the best
blood purifier in the world, and makes
positive, speedy and permanent cures
in all cases.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-02-23

Under the above heading a series will be
published daily. Readers can govern
themselves accordingly until the whole
is complete.
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The Official List of Prizes will be sent on ap
pl cation to Local Dealers, after every Draw
ing, in any quantity, by Express, Free of Cost
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p. P. P. purifles the blood, builds Ip
the weak and debilitated, gives
strength to weakened nerves, expels
diseases, giving the patient health and
happiness where sickness, gloomy
feelings and lassitude hrst prevailed.
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FOR RENT.

Good place for drug store. Lar
kin & Daugherty, 10I w. Houston
street. 22l
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Address Z. ]. DEMAREST
SPECIAL NOTICE..
BEWARE

As every State in the United States prohibits
by its laws, the drawing OF lottery after jan
uary LIST, 1894,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
UrAn COAL oiL

Many Indications Of petroleum bavo
been found iu tie Roxy Molntaiua,
Iu Colorado, Wyoming auI Utah, aud
Some wells have been hunk "a the hope
OF securing tho oi iu uUeisnt
quantities .0r commercial use. w 10
tbo present these have not been 40.
tended ly tue wlshod.'or success, but
now there c5mls "a brighter roy oi
promise from that direction than has
been seen before. Itia announced that
o1al 0ll la found iu large qlauIititB iu
san Juan county. A shalt is being
sunk, end the results Of the labor will
uc communicated through Tine NEWS
in due timc. Some particulars appear
iua Letter from BIuu CITY ogrIct-
poudoul
There arc abundant roa8ons for be-
ileylng that petroleum rxitts in ynst
quantities in this pati Of tho clr-
uncut Scientists olals tho mountain
ranges Us iu "tlo oil REGION" the
formation being VI thn, character; mud
u 10 quite probable that Uiah viii yet
occupy a prominent, place as au oil
pt0uucor when thls time c1mus, the
vast Importance q securing petroleum
Ia quantities Tor commercial uFo may
be estimated from The fact that scores VI
millionr OF gallons are now produced
annually Ia the Peuusylyauia oil
dolIs, where but forty ycars ago
tho nut refined petroleum made
la this country was offered lor
sale In PlHsburT. -Four years
later - Angus. IS, 1850 - the nui
oil VOL was completed by j. l.. Drake,
Ia the valley yfOu Greek. Row the
worlds tupply mainly comga from the
United State, tho wells Of Galicia,
R9umania, Canada aud elsewhere lill.
ing an iutsTlor place.
The discovery " new and imp0T,au.
resources IN Utah no longer occasions
surprise, a. there have been ~ many
that almost anything may be expected.
san Juan county, while good Tor graz
Ing, fruit raising and farming TO a
limited extent, yet has been regarded
a. the part OF Utah Of the least value,
no much OF Il Ia "turucd up on edge"
There IL tho strongest probability,
however that i,a broken acres Will
prove as valuable o. DO tho laGds
Of other e5unliciiit may bo through
petroleum as one OF i,a products. AZ
any rate There is something worth
going alter there, and 10 duo time slu
Juan % suro 90 give further evidence oil
tho fac. that Utah be "lhe greatest un
developed country ON the fuco Of Ga,
earth"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
UrAu ART ELSEWHERE.

Tho development OF artistic talent
among Utah young mon haas bruu d
work VI recent yesn, but iu the com,
paratiyoly brief period ia which 1t haa
received special attention there have
come TO the font several artists who q
ability Is ola high order Most Of the
paintings produced have boon pre-.
sonied locally, aud have not, in all I'm.
s,auct8, received tho recognition which
they deserved. An improvement In
this latter feature Will come iu due
time with the changing circumstance
" the people and the opportunities for
art cultivation. In tho meantime,
some of the more onlerprnug Utah
painters have offered their work iot
exhibition at ,ba wouI's Fair and
other places, and 70 hss been received
aud has called forth much favorable
mention.
Another instance of thls comes from
the exhibition given by tho Iowa
soCiu,yoi Fine AT,., O.. Da N0ines,
Edwin EyAu1 OF Lehl Uun county
who clmu.glod O. course OF study Ina tho
Julien agt academy at Paris about
lnreu years ago, forwarded q painting
of o Utah harvest scene Go tho Iowa
oEhiUili0p, whore it was received aud
given position. Win reference 90
10 le,te, received in thia city from O..
81, Baldwin, president OF the SJoIo,y
OF Fine Arts, aayi cat cur Doc,
art exhibition We hal tho honor o.,
hanging and cXhibitIng one OF Ms
EyanPs painting, The Harvest. 4,
was greatly admired, hud wls TOT.
tuuato in getting tho heag nFhU
OF any a tuo paiuuug5 Ga tlc c9Ilau,
lion. tniuE thAt there was NOR,
said about this one than any other ln
the eGhiulG and 10 formed latuus
impression. We Hr1 now writing uI
some oi one representative eNulbltu-,
and ilu.t .aus tae article with repro,
duouous Of ,lur works. Tie ur,.cl
10 to come out iu our tale mlgazlu.
tho Midland M.UMy, April number
when We VIII hg pleased to ropr0Iuc
THE painting"
in tho success OF MI Eyausaut
others who have pursued o like oouuJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

Of producing paintings Of merit and
exhibiting them 300 various states,
there BE- ou encouragement Tor the Utah
men 20 look fora broader field Tor their
pictures than within tho Territory.
Experience has shown that they have
nothing 20 fear in the competition or
by comparison with afiisa olsuwherc,
and that their productions will be-
iuisol on tloIr meflts. BY takiug f3t
.ubIuo'a Utah scenes, which clnu0t bo
luraassod elsewhere Tor the delicate
work of the pencil aud brush, aud by
avaiiiug themselves 0f tuch OppoT,unI-
ties as may be within roach In high
citss ART exhibitions in the older
s,alca, our local painters may not only
fclp lame and reward nc tusmsclvcs,
hut may aid in bringing Utah into
favorable prominence Bra direction
tlat ls specially desirable. ltls very
gratifying 90 note that Soc thus roach.
bog ouh tho ability Of Unh uru1a 10
bringing 90 them q go1lly measure Of
distinction among their follow-pr5;ln.
ul9ugIH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
FRUIT TREES AND rRrm


The proclamation Issued by Probate
Judge Mentally should receive the
attention OF every orcharilst n1d fruit
dealer Ia Salt Lake county. Tho
document gives fun directions for
rprayiug fruit tfeas, a. TO tImo, 60.
qucncy, aud mixtures 20 be used 90
nlso directs importers VI trees aud fruit
to comply with the law regarding in.
spection.
10 is to the interest Of every ORE
oharilst 10 sec that tho terms of the
proclamation ato carried out There IL
u1 occasion 10 indicate the necessity
existing here for the oxtcrminati0n Of
ffult.dcairoyiug pests, a. 70 10 rccOg-
nizod By all. but there has been a do
gree OF careleslness which o. cunsur.
able. and which ought % bo aban.
doned. II every orchard were 10
receive proper attention In spraying
there is no doubt that IN very few
yoars We would again have the fue,
pctIec, fruit Tor which Utah was once
noted.
A particular nold in Salt Lake
county 10 which the fruit tree IN.
speotors should devote earneat nt,cn.
ton, NJ iis neglect heretofore has been
ono o. the chief means Of propagatiug
pests Of oil klnds, is what may be
termed tho unoccupiod lot. In tie
city and throughout the county there
are many pieces Of real ottito on width
the owners do not reside. There are
either no jewellers thereon, or touaniB
who have no interest la caring FOR the
trees. As result, spraying % eyad.
cd, the neighbors who comply
with tho law are not given the
protection they arc entitled TO,
and fruit pests 50 on inorcns.
ing. II these lots, and orchards
whore rubbish Il allowed 10 accumu-
late, were given special attention the
good fesul!s from spraying and fruit
tres Inspection would DO more marked
than they have been.
There may not be many posts brought
In now by the importation OF trees and
fruit, but the danger from that source
IS suiiolrn, to warrant thorough ia.
spectiou Of oil such shipments. Ia the
pact large quantities VI lruit have boon
brought In and the shippers regarded
inspection aHuuuecesaAry They are not
particularly Interested either In Local
otohardials or fuiL but aim chiefly
10 set their imp0rauons on Che
market with Ha little expense O..
possible 10 themselves. Their ship
mOnih ought 10 receive the attention
tuggestsd by Judge Mona ly, and 10.
quitod by tho law. Whatever cfudi
Ties there are Ia the latter can DO Dc
tcsmined moat easily by ilB thorough
enforcement, which should be directed
not only toward local orohnrdlsts bal
to importers OF tgges aul FRUIT, that the
benefits % be derived may become
available to the full extent Tho pro.
bats Judges proclamation should b,
read carefully that its scoops aud to do
Giyn a. 70 the enforcement o. the lew
may bu fully oomprehunded,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

sanitary precautions, BY washing the
accumulated ID Ga the streets down
into the boy. For this reason epidemic
are loss frequent in That place than in
the interior Yet, close TO she city, on
the north, Sc the low, somewhat mnrshy
ground through which the historical
brook Kbl3n finds an outlet into the
sca, aud ike all similar localities So
Palestine, ilia De- % b.eoliug place Of
various disease germs. Tmvolora in
Palestine cannot be- TOO careful with
regard ~ thoir health, provided they
have the necessary means 80 their disc
p4aaj tor while 10 IB true that in
that country many an invalid
from ubrosd has obtained health
and strength, it ia equally true that
apparently strong pers0us have 3uul
there an unlimoly grave. Tho nagIoe,
Of man, or the Ignorance OF tuo iuhab.
itant concerning hyg.onic r'quiru.
mcH,i, an Ignorance siuiI3usly nuu-d
by o. government llat f.sfs every Hind
Of enlightenment worse than death,
account ios tho fact That o country
destined 20 DO an Eio1 is SIN desert,
a ruin and q pus,-housu, nll with the
of Chrittsu Eur5p",
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

Recently Mr. j. y. Tnomsa, oi
North Dakota, visited tho Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia. and after carefully
examining tho country located In
Winchester, ho writes 10 Mr.. V. Rich.
ards, Land nud Immigration Agent,
baltimore 6 UlIo Bniiuad, Baltimore,
Maryland, as follows 81 have been
lu uonrly every state and territory VI
the United Siato7, and um frank IN my
opinion that this valley surpnssca al
other sections iu the Onion. The
lands ura low in price, ana pioducs
profitable cf8Is. / thank you FOR d.
rcciiug mo hero, and solicit those seek
Ing pleasant and profitable homes 10
locate ia fifa rHulIrv.b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
nnINlpIEn nENEnAL YOrNe.


Tho appointment by Governor
West, OF Lieut.. RicharI W. Young 90
be- Bdguiicr Grucfal iu the militia will
DO highly commended by the people
% Utah generally. a more suitable
selection could nos have been mhdc.
Ii taking ;bls step the Governor has
recognized the ability courage and
patriotism OF umh's sons in "a way
which will appeal 20 her ciUzln col.
diory and To tho public generally in
the most direct ml1ncr aBd win en-.
lIsi their hearty support. General
Young Is % Utah boy, having been
born 800 salt Lake city; hla
father was himself only % boy
when he cam1 60 these valley; ami HE
grandfather was tho great Pioneer and
nsst Governor OF Utah Brigham
Young. By force Of his own ability
Genera Richard w. Young has come
to the font, notably IN his service 10
tho uni,cI rtites army. He 10 o.
thorough American, imbuUi With au
iniunsc love o! The Republic and its
Institutions. His nov pos,ti IA places
him in immediate command Of the
Utah National Guard on nuy oCcaaiou
of active service, in which ovont bic
past career BE- evidence that ho viii be-
prompt, determined, c00l-leadoi ana
vigorous Ia these desirable respects
BIO ls a typical officer Tor the position
hn IL called 60 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
sICk IN rALEsIINE.


A private letter from Halin, Falcs.
tine, dated February 7th, aud received
this morning. Feb. IS, contains the
news thst ,le dead difrnso "blGck
tmalpUNn hos hIgh1n out 100 tIe
Arabian part Of tho city, where i,s
rayagus are Terrible THE German cole
ouy sllustgI near the city, 40 She FOO.
Of Mount Carmel, has NOT been able 60
escape the epidemic, owing 90 the close
iaiiy intercourse with tho uatlyga, and
At the time Of The writing, four Euro.
peau houses had been llolntod boclurg
II thoir inhabitants being stricken
with the disease.
Among the fulorrgl was o youue
Elder from Utah, Johan Clark %.
FamIngl1u, % present travelling in
ihe Holy Lani. Tho correspondent.
itatg8 that ho .s with O family named
Hit whore hs receiver all possible
caro- and attention. The house 10
qunrauunrt, uul from Tho doctor % was
learned that although his condition was
vury serious, some hopes COR bis Ts.
coyory wuro entertained. AJr, CLARK,
prev.oua TO his sickness, went every
dry into the city, mingliug freely with
the natives In order 20 learn theii
language, and 80 70 supposed tho sick
ness was contracted 30 this way,
Haiia has tho rupata,.0n Of be.
ing one Of tho Cluau,sl and mos
healthy Arabian Giles IN Pales
tine. lie location Is such thu
tho rains during this ssas5l
OF the year In some moalurs neutral
ize the elects OF the total absence O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
BUSINESS METHODS
OF THE DAY.
Those Adopted by Progressive
Merchants.

Step into the rtofes OF any Of ,p,
nrogrgfsiyo merchants OF i6isy M
you viii delighted ut ibrlrr.ri'1r.
irgsh rrpuarsncu gi thu7fUr. %. rori
prrscutcd lUt your Inspection and r.sf.
vel al the abftucg NJ 0iiH y...8rtbrI.
soilcd Eg0ts, ami 10 you .auuuass ,ba
merchant how huayo.ls aurh aeear.
ulati0u, he viii iull SOU tutbu.v
that hUfeila tlUm before theH s,t n
that condition; by going through hs
stock from tImu g. time anu AM 4f,Ir8
which d. not selling fApIIirI naffal
with pfiCB bn low That uHdmrn
who eau use hucn good pual. aH.fl
MT 90 luy-auvUr CHusI ufIHg how
much no may loco boy iHr iilfsIrlau,
but how muCl the gain whitehall
before u becomes wHItnlfs b. laiiiae
until 10 has 40 demand, l1ilpmhIff
OF mons clothing syu Of goods
change OtCl reason uu4 " Eo.la afn
teld pact thoirBsas u they lclityh,o
In value iluy yer cent, auI Mu
they are not worth ten per cent 0Ithe.i
original cost. Therefore a meicaan,
tailor VINO closes out his ft.Ck fr6lls
Just before VpCh fO ron CLOSES i0fh bat
their cost, realizes tho ful yAuelhut
same goods would have II tU.I Oyt
until tue beginning Of tUo uextVugr,
ana be has his IN .uty ok mna,bi 10
advance, with which o. boy ifUf,
seasOnnblr stock, And 'or thli ftaigl
We feel that with our hnltpf.cu saloon
Pantu tor the past two aceH4 We bAw
made Bl much mouty We will uIgt.ru'
the same prices Tor ten d.ys mI'tari
add 90 our hhllurICB clearance nIl
suite, anu make up during the nrxilal
days any $50, go, go $50, g-s, Sll.t
80. goods In cur STORE i0r llj wa
eau afford 20 refuse these ua'EsIlS
We can't ntltri O. gi'eg Thorn only Goo
srot cash. Asov.dguCu that thlihal
offer you cAu'tafi1rI turr.uaa, d iho
large sails We bad ON Panig iflHr fl''
Ten days, AMI NO expect 90 coll 81
suits IA the next ten days on ihlsgil'
Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

The CHH1suTn tu aII a.lta and cII-
aitiour E weather that umbsrmnn ls
called upon o. endure 90 Tue campo,
often projHuuT severe colds which. (
zoe promptly cUrCtr1, result IN c1rgt-
ion Ur pneumonia. NJ. ,. %. Davrr-
rurt cg-nnuBgur OF .hu Fort Bfagg
N8dw01I &C.. nu immunt0 Institution
40 Fort Bmrz ca, Gays they soil
largo quantities % ChambetlGin's
Cough Remedy nt the company BlJrr
and That ho has himegf "a ga thia rene
eds Tor O Ftvrfr cold ai Il obtained luz
mediate relic. This medicine pre-
vents any tendency ~ ciid toward
pneumonia and iu.utva n prompt tt-
.1yrIy. For HalH bv dsuggisfF.
Dr. 5Aelmsmlue's prices arc reason.
able anu hts vI.HasH HrHfnufprt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

snit 1nhe Dancing Academy.
All kinds Ui ball fO1m dances
taught, LcmauH, Monday, Tuesday,
Ihurutay and Saturday evenings.
Is Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

The burlington route 10 tho only
line running dining cars on tho "a
4 carte" plan, ictwoeu Denver and
Omaha, kanaIs Guy aud Chicago.
Passengers lave % pay only Tor what
they eat. DO sure that your tlokel5
read via tho BURLINGTON route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

a cup Of Paris Tea at nigh; movos
tue bowels lu the morning. For aale
by r. j. HiI g. Co., aud Noldou Jud.
son Duus Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

u, j., Lyman g. Co., Prescription
DWsrHs, Sole pr0proiou, 5O EaBt
SECOND South Street. 3Hlf LaNu Clty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

W. ~. seir, Justice r' The ppncc,
al1SAta Street r.',plorr NJ $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

All rarii.s who paid spfinklinr tax
for 1894 Ider pla.ali, must have thelr
receipts i1J same Alod with o. ~.
Petit, on Of before MaIoh 10. 1895.
%. IT. RATprgtf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28

Sale is now on. For ten days Com.
forts aud Down GA t. viii be- cold
rlgsriicr1oi rI..
%. nINM-.LuL EunNI1unr %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-28
PROCLAMATION.

'.'HN#NHNNH H..N" 40" NN Nv "NN NNNN
d general A.euuy gt in1 Ieuiuy %
lau approved N1rfh d. lsIt, unuueu" AN
Art Auluf.tuE iHa County tgurH t1 Appoint
ifut lfe' lnspgn ala aul 90 Provide i1g tho
Destruction 90 lIUE Destroying l"HH#." o.
y o.. NaNaIH rrlultl judge Do aud Irr sails
Lake iUuUtIs 900 Order fH give effect Co said aHE
Au1 o. rtNuuti UJ tuu tHIrI section thereof, 90
hereby iHHu1 tHIH. my proclamation u.UIEults
ing thD uWH Tor HnfhyIug frut tfHss growing
Boa e. 90 County or 7ult Lake. aud ufntrNIHu iIss
injecting orchards, wlruuousra, stores. etc.,
Toying laHu.ta, aud also luu formula 90 uu
used fyr aueh purpotc
brArNg.
THfdut spraying ata. DO before tho bud.
Dor Woguy Apn, Green Apis. scufyy, uaGl
L9y.H, bot spider uss', e,a.
muIuI,
IufllErI limo, OBJ pounds.
Powdered Hulphur pounds,
Common 10, la pounds,
Mailg 10 gallons.
umuouuys roU uNu0.
rar0 40 pounds of limo ami 90 nouuds ~
.H'UHur Iu a boiler Win 20 rllluuH n water,
aHl bod over uT.HE urH Cor Two buuu, until
tUu HulUuur lH thoroughly dissolved, lt WiIl
Ut lime iu rs barrel Hud Uuur water enough
over % 90 thoroughly lake % ada ono H4lt
Whgn 0hillHsl, nll inc hme ana sulphur and
NHII NtII an uuur longer, add WNiur enough 90
msEu HlHlT gallons, apply IuhuWHrU with %
spray pump luIH formula HlI also bu uHHu boo
tnc late jail Ir carly Wuiof when Che tree la dor
nrst spring praying shall Hr within aoyau
uUgH after tHu blossom tl.lH or uH soon UH tho
iuuth auUrITa. 10 che weather Uf BACKWARD
hu nom NIl Ue lllilc longer inputuuE 100 Au
mo second spraying aha.. De made 20 intor.
NU'H of from tnu Go fifteen days later Tho
ihtl nt Uigryl1 oi from ton to lilrgu tayH,
and lu tue matter ui lAtH lupIyt and pear enc
spraying "ugll UDuuuuH until about tuu lHJ OF
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WANTED.


Euuu gnu TUE GENERAL HOUSE
" wofs Good wages. ols Eaig bingham
street,
EVrANrGu-LAuY OK GENTLEMAN 10
w HHsifi n UNcH HNay it..m. VIA
,haugr il increase, Aui position uulml1nuf,l y
luiici. Nal way fair PAID go onee II engaged
suyc.opr Manager l.ack unwcrr tugago
coat.
DWCrs HEuuCFp. ALI KINDS. "COAL
4 that quits" AI.'gr s. miller, 50 West
FOR SALE CHEAP.
> N9uous FIVE ROOM uUiuK HOUSE.
- with uiH water Hnd collar tfIu trees
1nd narl 1u pIlH1 Apply 1n rfCulroi "a a,,
FOR SALE.
TCLEvES. HOUSES ASp roUn iM.
Lewi.. nu9mal1. % o. bul1.na
FOR SALE.
I,ACug VALLEY FARMS TOR SALE on
- rent BY .. .. stewart. logan. Utah
THE UTAH JUNK HOUSE
VIM PAY eA,,ll E5oH RAGS, noSE,,;l
kinds of bottles 81, Us. Llst EEhtn South Ht
MONEY TO LOAN.
Is SUMS a. SMALL A. YOU WANT
4 Any fgouIly 81. ono Me.ornle. h'lE
WILL TRADE OGDEN PROPERTY ron
w equity Boo city property. NiesrlH and
bonuul.ln zeal cstAt,, mlugf and loans %
fTt south
= OANs, ANY AMOUNT on cry on
/ I salt Lake and Davis county farms. Apply
10 once Go No. .li Mcuoruirs block,
nN REASONABLE YERMs APPLY TO
~ Taylor brothers, 40. o. Easg Temple
street.
MONEY 10 LOAN TO LADIES or
NA gentlemen uu personal, collateral Or
cllptCI securities, stock bonds Uuu commercial
pHpUrs bought AND sold. rlyi ,ht, lllna uc.
HEr receipts, lowest rates of Interest and hc't
references gwen for tho HHlr kUuu|uF 10 200
rurbua AIl business CONFIDENTIAL. tiag'
man, fiusuaial Agent t1om 'l4 heauin'gk
Block
ILoAS Only ,lY own MONEY, HENCE
grant special options. with no dUlHV, 70 com.
mIH.I1uH, no UuTurtHinE your W1utit un lnHs
torn company 90 deal with, nc turd party 90
roufar with Your outlfO business during The
lifc oi tho loan Will be with one individual
Cal direct on
Russell l.. TRACY.
tlhnd 70 Commercial block.