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Millinery.

Since our opening day II has been
shown by the literal patronage accord.
ed us that our efforts to please the
tastes Of all patrons are not In vain.
Only the best of materials are used /;
still this is only the beginning. The
appearance Of hat depends only in
part Of the quality Of the material
composing it; that dainty. finished.
and stylish effect that distinguishes
the correct hat can only be given BY
hands skilled BY years OF experience
and direotd by rsss&
BRAINS AND ARTISTIC TASTE.
The result. you'll find. belongs to
hats from Proctor and Co.. and made
BY their milliner. Mrs Carrie Hellum.
Already the work room with its
special orders 10 rushed. and IL you
want any order finished ~ only they
can be made here. you'll need come
very soon, "a 85
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evidence which was very annoying and
painful, especially during the night.
While in this condition heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and got box. /
felt encouraged from the first and con-
tfhued to take them until had used
Ave boxes In all. l then felt better in
every way than had for number of
years. never used any medicine Of the
kind that did me SO much good as Doan's
Kidney Pills"
Plenty more proof like this from Flor
ence people. Call at w. ]. Daniels
drug store and ask what his customers
report.
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
FOSTER -MILBURN CO.,
New York,
Sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other. mwf
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This Dats IN History.

isss -Fishsr Ames. prssidspt Of
Harvard College. bora. Died July !.
1893.
1880 Charleston. 9. o.. invaded
By the British.
lso4-Janes Nscksr. Swiss states.
man. died.
1907 John Opie. eminent English
painter. died.
1600-Sixth coalition against France
formed BY Austria and Great Britain.
1910 - First African Methodist
Episcopal church formed.
1885 King Leopold II. Of Belgium
born.
lyls-Adslina Patti. famous
singer. born In Madrid.
iS47- Robert Garrett. railroad
president. born.
English and French forces
assaulted sebastopol.
t86s-Great Britain and SpAin With
drew from Mexican expedition.
1856 General Lee surrendered to
General Grant At AppomAttox.
l879-Erastus Corning died.
Commission appointed by
President Hayes to secure treaty Of re-
vision with China.
isss-Loss Of ship Oracle near Cape
Horn.
1885 - Railroad Communication
opened between Buenos Ayres and
Mondoza.
INSTRUMENTATION Of Deputy
Sheriff Williams Of Little Rock. Ark.
1891 Union stook yards burned at
Cincinnati.
iaOs-Aeorolite broke the arm OF
John Brown statue at Osawatomie.
Kans.
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Attend the Meeting.

Every public spirited citizsn 10
Florsscs should attend the meeting
Of ths rhsmbsr of Ooumercs Wsduss.
day night and give their Views = 10
what shonid b done for ths.. ..up1iftipe
of the city. This Is tbs regular a Aptil
mestins Of shs organisation snd there
Il much work 70 Be done toward
boosting for the town. One thing
that should be done BY the Chamber
ID the appointing Of committee TO
intercede with J. n. Hover. man.
aasr Of the Dorcas mill. to have
him induce bis oompsny 10 rebuild
the mill.
II IL unathoritivsly announced
that the mine owners have offered
Mr.. Hover bonus Of several thou.
sand dollars to rebuild and IL 10 also
said that some Of the mine owners Of
Cripple Greek have offered him fifty
per cent more ore than he was form.
erly getting from the district. II
this IL true and II the mill IL rebuilt.
1t 10 certain to be much larger than
the one that was burned.
The people OF Florence should form
themselves into one bis boosting com.
mittee for the purpose Of advertising
Florencs and putting the place In the
right light In the eyes of the world.
The time il ripe for some tall boost.
ing to be dore and the day may not be
distant when there will be turn In
the present condition OF affairs.
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coNsUMPTloN.S WARNING

ey-k~S'~s~s T7e~~- - ~ NA>S~~~s
The aid of scientific inventions is mot
needed to determine whether your lungs
are affected. The first symptoms can Be
readily noted by anyone Of average In
telligence.
There 10 no disease known that gives 20
many plain warnings Of its approach q
consumption, and no serious disease that
can be 20 quickly reached and checked,
If the medicine used IL DIR. Boschee's
German Syrup, which Il made to cure
consumption.
It 10 IN the early stages that German
Syrup should be taken, when warnings
are given In the cough that won't quit,
the congestion of the bronchial tubes and
the gradual weakening of the lungs, ac-
companied by frequent expectoration.
But no matter how deep-seated your
cough, even If dread consumption has
already attacked your lungs, German
Syrup will surely effect cure--as it has
done before in thousands of apparently
hopeless cases of lung trouble.
New trial bottles, z5c. Regular size,
7sc. At all druggists.
For sale AT CITY DRUG STORE
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KILLING CHICKENS Edwin Lo.
bach is complaining Of the number Of
his fancy chickens that are being
killed bv some kind OF an animal
that visits his coop every night. He
Is not sure whether the animal is 9
coyote or q wolf. but at any rate he
is dead certain that his fowls are car.
ried away. Mr.. Lobsoh has some
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READY TO MAoADAM

READY TO MAUADAM - The
county commissioners at their session
last week made reques; upon War.
den John Cleghorn Of the state peni.
tsntiary for : number Of convicts to
baRin work mncadAmizinR . part Of
the road between here and Canon
next week. The first WORK to be un-
dertaken will be filing In Of the low
places in the new road to Canon
where It leaves the old road near the
MoOumber farm. A All Of several
inches will be made there. Shale
and crushed rock will be used. The
sand spot where the new road turns
on from the old road will also be
msoadamized. The convicts would
have started work this week, but .
delay has been oocssioned waiting
the arrival Of tools. which are ex.
pected this week.
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Chamberlair's Cough Remedy
the Best and Most Popular.

Mothers buy 1t for croupy children
railroad men buy it for severe coughs
and elderly peopl, buy 1t for Ia grippe"
say Moore Bros. Eldon, Iowa. 1--WE sell
more Of Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy
than any other kind. 1t seems to have
taken the lead over several other good
brands" There Is no question but this
medicine il the best that can be procur-
ed for coughs and colds, whether 1t be a
child or an adult that is afflicted. It
always cures and cures quickly. Sold by
al dealers. mwf
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Bring in Your School Children
To the Lennox hotel. Florence, where
DR.. SApero. the we'll known eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, will ex-
anime their eyes and yours free.
April 10 and II.
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HEAR OLE BULLS MASTER
PIECE 1.-THE MOTHERS PRAYER"
AT THE OLES CONCERT. HOUS-
ION OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
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Notice of Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Keystone Oil company will be
held in the City Hall at Florence,
Colorado. on April 10. 1905. at .
O'Clock =. m. for the purpose Of elect
ing directors Of said company for the
ensuing year. aud for the transaction
of such other business as may prop
erly come before said meeting.
Florence. Colo. March II. 1905.
Attest: VIM. P. LLOYD,
O. D. BRADLEY, President.
Secretary. 33-42
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WRITE US A LETTER

freely and frankly, in strietest confd-
ence, telling US all your symptoms and
troubles. We will send FREQ advice
(In plain sealed envelope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co., /,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
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"YoU ARE FRIENDS

Of mine," writes Mrs. F. L. Jones, d
Gallatin, Tenn:
"For since taking Cardui have
gained IS lbs. and am in better health
than for the past years. tell my
husband that Csrdui is worth its
weight In gold to aa suffering ladies'"
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isos-A. q. McGrath. Iass war
sovsrnsr II sosth Carolina. disd.
iSel Nins 6rsmsn Killed In David
son theatre st MiIwaukss.
About Rhsumatisrn.

IhSss are fsw diseases that inflict
noss torturc than rhAumatism and there
= probably no diasass for which such .
vSxisd and useless lot Of remedies have
besn suggsstsd. To say that 1t can be
cursd b, therefore. ! bold statement to
naaks, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
which enjoys an extensive sale. has met
with great success 10 tho treatment Of
this diseass. One application OF Pain
Balm will relieve the gain. and hundreds
Of sufferers have testified to permans4t
cures BY it, uss. Why suffer when Pain
Balm affords such quick relief and costs
but trfnsf For sale by all dealers. mwf
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thoroughbred grey Plymouth rocks
and the animal that is devastating the
flock carries the chickens to the thick
ct near the river bottom and devours
them Mr.. Lobach says he will give
any one a reward of a $5 bill for the
scalp of the animal is produced. 1t is
understood that the quadruped must
be killed near his place.
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/ Attend the concert at the opera
house tonight.
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For sale AT CITY DRUG STORE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearing amounted
To s9633i9.Si as against S6Ol, S6i.I6 for
the same day last year.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the lnde-
pendent Land Il Water company OF
this city have been filed with the coun-
ty clerk. The capital stock OF the COM
pany Is 100000, divided into shares of
the par value OF 500 each. Nj. Il. Whit
ney is president and treasurer; G. NJ.
Forbes, president; q. w. Laing,
secretary.
An amendment to the articles Of In
corporation OF the Dickert & Myers
sulphur company of this city was fled
IN the county clerks office today by
which the name of the company Is
changed to the Utah sulphur company.
The Dixie Syrup & Preserving COM
pany Of Ogden filed a copy OF its artl-
cles of Incorporation In the secretary OF
states Office today. Its capital stock .
$4,000, divided into anares of the par
value OF 800 each. f. C. Schwarz Is
president; Edward Bichsel. vice presi-
dent and treasurer; Carolyn f. Bich-
sci, secretary
A copy Of the articles Of Incorporation
of the y. b. Mercantile company Of
Kaysvile. Davis county, was filed In
the secretary OF states Office today
The company Is capitalized at $4,000,
divided into shares of the par value Of
$40 each. F. l.. Bennett Is president; j.
Il. Galley, vice president; II. w. Barnes.
secretary and treasurer. The company
will engage In the mercantile business
at kaysvllle.
The Gordon Ditch company OF Mill
Creek fled it's articles of incorporation
IN the county clerks office today. The
capital stock OF the company is 81 900,
divided into shares OF the par value OF
$40 each. David II. Gordon is president;
]. c. Carlisle vice president and water
master; r. =, Carlisle. secretary and
treasurer The company owns the
water rights In the Gordon ditch, which
Is tributary to Big Cottonwood creek
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07

preamble 10 his resolution. Mr. Patter-
son commented upon them. Referring
10 one OF these sections ne said there
tx neither constitutional nor statutory
authority for Is or 80 senator's to at
tempt 10 coerce the vote OF one OF their
colleagues. such a course Ia calculated
to deprive state OF its proper repre-
sentation in the senate he declared,
and asked who il willing 10 be impal-
ed BY the public contempt for submit
ting to such dlctationY'
He declared that IN thus voting q
senator becomes representative OF
other states rather than his own. He
concluded substantially as follows:
~ have no regrets FOR the course
have pursued and shall continue to
pursue t. 1t Is true | may not De
admitted TO the councils Of my party
In the senate, but realizing that | am
excluded because ] am striving to per-
form my duty az | have sworn to exc
cute II, VIII bear the exclusion In per-
feet tranquility. simply saying to my
Democratic friends that ! expect TO
meet them In the next Democratic con-
ytntion whore hope We will nominate
a candidate for president who will be
equally as brave as Mr.. Roosevelt In
Fighting the fight OF the people"
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VALENCIA WRECK
TO BE- INVESTIGATED

Washington, Feb. Formal direc-
items were issued today by President
Roosevelt for an investigation OF the
Valencia disaster which occurred re-
Gently upon the North Pacific coast
The instructions are contained in a let
ter to secy Mccall, of the department
of commerce and labor.
President Rooseyelts letter follows:
White House, Washington, Feb. t.
The Secretary of Commerce; Sir--You
are hereby directed to instruct Law
renee o, Murray, assistant secretary
OF commerce Ind labor, and Herbert
Knox Smith, deputy commissioner of
corporations, as we'll as Capt. VIM. r.
Burwell, L. S. ~, who will for this
purpose be detailed for service In your
department By the department of the
navy, TO proceed to Seattle. Wash, and
there make thorough and complete in
yestigation of all the circumstances
attending the wreck OF the steamer Va
lencia and the cause or causes thereof
and any misconduct, negligence or
dereliction of duty upon the part Of
anyone related thereto and having any
bearing upon the loss Of life occasloned
by said disaster; and. also. as you may
direct to investigate such other mat
tiers bearing upon the safety of traffic
In navigable waters OF the United
States In that vicinity, and the effect
iveness and sufficiency Of the present
aids TO navigation along said waters
and to make full report thereon with
recommendation for such department
al or legislative action as may be In
dicated by said report and findings,
VERY truly yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Messrs. Murray and Smith will leave
here tomorrow morning and go direct
to Seattle, Admiral BurweN, COM
mandant at the Bremerton navy yard.
win meet them on their arrival
In anticipation OF the work OF the
commission. Secy. Metcalf has wired
the officials OF the department IN Sc
attic to secure accommodations for the
hearings and to have ready all the tes-
timony. evidence and the exhibits as
described at the inquiry OF the local
inspectors,
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MAKING EFFORTS TO
RECONCILE CASTElLANES

Paris. Feb. l.--Strong efforts continue
to be made In behalf OF the Castelane
family TO bring about the abandonment
OF the divorce suit begun by the Count
ess Boni de Castellane, but up 10 the
present the desired result has not been
achieved. An attempt made TO obtain
the countess assent to judicial sopar-
alton without an absolute divorce has
also been unsuccessful and probably
the case will pursue the ordinary
course, coming w Tor a hearing ut no
fixed date, but II Is expected II will
be heard three weeks hence Accord
lne TO the French law there is no fur
there necessity for the defendant m ap-
pear unless the Judge decides that his
evidence is essential, The pronounce
nent OF decree releases any contract
relating TO marriage settlement, each
party resuming control OF their own
property. A divorced woman NAV not
re-marry within 10 months after
Judgment, while an appeal against
decision must be lodged within six
months.
report which cannot be confirmed
says that Count Bonl has entered a
counter plea, claiming heavy damages.
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CONFIDENCE IN
CONTINENTAL.
Mr.. Mccormick in no Wise Sus.
picious That Conditions Are
AT all Bad.
STATEMENT MIsCoNsTRUED.
Has Seen Nothing In Manager Tyrcc's
Conduct That Would Indicate
Anything Wrong.

The investigation OF the affairs OF the
Continental Life Insurance company
continued today at the Offices IA the
Atlas block but It is not yet known
how soon State Bank Examiner Glazier
and Col. Geo y, Squires, representing
Insurance Commissioner Tingey win
formulate their report General Man
ager Tyree was a his Office for short
time this morning. and the offices re.
manned open as usual. two clerks being
IN charge OF the rooms.
W. s. Mccormick. whods treasurer of
the Continental Life Insurance com
pany, and who gave out a statement
Monday afternoon IN relation to It's AZ
fairs. following 4 conference with Gov,
Gooding Of Idaho who IL a member Of
the board OF directors, Mr. Tyree, and
Frank Pierce. the oompany's attorney,
was mtsquoted In last nights News"
and the impression was enormously
conveyed that he had lack OF faith
In the company's affairs, and that while
he believed Mr.. Tyree would be found
Innocent Of wrongdoing, he stlll heliev-
cd that there WAS something wrong
with the company.
The last portion OF the statement was
incorrect. What Mr.. Mccormick meant
and said was that he had never had
any suspicious that there was any
thing wrong With the company and
what he had learned since returning
from San Francisco Sunday morning
had confirmed him In this impression,
The omission TO note the word never
caused belief IN the mind Of u
News" writer that Mr. Mccormick
had announced that he had had sus-
plcions, and that these had been con-
iirmed.
Mr.. Mccormick was seen at his Office
this morning, but beyond making this
correction. he did not wish TO discuss
the affairs OF the company In further
detail. He said that he regarded what
he had already announced as sufficient
for the present and that he regretted
that an Impression had gone out to thu
effect that he had expressed SUSIE lon
of tho company or its president
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PERSONALS.

r. D. Lewis OF HermosIllo, Sonora, Is
a guest AT the Kenyon.
NJ. H. Desky has returned from a
New York business trip.
o. r. Dibblee has returned from a
trip through southern Utah.
supt. NJ. J. DAILY OF the silver King
mine, Is registered at the Kenyon.
Clerk J. r. Venable Of the Wilson ho-
tel IL at st. Marks hospital for med-
cal treatment.
y. $. District Attorney Joseph Llpp-
man has returned from three weeks
Visit to the east.
Surveyor General Hun and family
have gone to California on brief
visit,
Colonel II. c. Lockwood Of the Twen-
ty-niuth infantry has returned nou a
two weeks absence in the east
Hamilton Park, son OF II. @. Park Of
this city. has Joined the Yankee Con-
sui" company and made his first ap-
pearanoe at Cheyenne.
Or. Beatty leaves Los Angeles this
evening, Tor Salt Lake, as NJ. H.
Walkers daughter who was taken with
diphtherla, and whom ne was attend.
ing, Is now out NJ danger.
wallace Sackett, business manager Of
Nine. Modesto. is IN the city today
looking after the advance interests OF
his star, who comes TO the Salt Lake
Theater IN the near future.
Hon. w. W. Ritter returned yester-
dav from a northern trip and reDo"ts
sheep men ~ feeling uneasy I'm Idaho
ON account of the long drawn out win-
ter, as its effects on such are unfa or
able. MIR Ritter says the sun Is shin
Ing right along In The northern part
of Utah.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

MIR. aud Mrs Simon Bamberger an
lounce the betrothal Of their daughter
Helen NJ. to Mr. Arthur Behal OF New
York city. No cards, At home after
March IS, 1000
The dancing party given last night
by the University club men was dis
tinct success, delightful evening be-
ing spent, Tho rooms We're decorated
IN roses and greeus and refreshments
were served.
Rev. Elmer ] Goshen entertained n
large number OF NE Congrega uonal
church members last night I'm the
church parlors an enjoyable tlme being
spent
Mrs. S. G. Snyder entertain at de-
lIghtful card party this afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. John n. Sharp VIII entertain
tonight at a card party.
Mrs w. O. Squires win entertain a
few friends informally tomorrow after
noon at her homo on Canyon road
Mrs. George A. Love. Mr. apd Mrs.
Grant Hampton and Mrs. Justice left
yesterday for California
Mr. aud Mrs Samuel Newhouse gave
a box party at the Orpheum last night.
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IMPRISONMENT IN
WILSON GAMBLING CASE

NJ. H. Wilson. proprietor OF the Wa
satch gambling house. appeared before
Judge Diehl this afternoon for SEN
tence, having previously been found
guilty of gambling. Before passing
sentence Judge Diehl remarked that
there seemed 10 be a disposition on the
part Of the city administration TO stop
gambling This being the case ne pro-
posed 10 help them In every way pos
sible and thought II could best be done
by imposing a term OF Imprisonment
rather than the customary fine. The
court therefore sentenced the defend
ant to 80 days Imprisonment Judge
Warner OF counsel for the defense.
asked for stay OF execution In order
to prepare papers on appeal.
The action of the court will doubtless
serve as a warning to others that II
they are found guilty OF gambling Il
will mean q term OF imprisonment. an
experience no. very desirable to this
class OF individuals.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IL was probably expecting too mucn
10 look for big house nj the Theater
last night, after the recent terrific drain
on the pockets Of amusement lovers
no one, therefore was surprised al the
meagre turnout which the Alberta Gal
latin company drew on the presentation
of cousin Kate" Those who did a.
tend, however. were well repaid. The
comedy. made famous by Ethel Barry
Inore's rendition OF II. Is a Hight but
novel and refreshing piece of work. AMI
very delightfully."- II WAS rendered by
Miss 0allatin. an actress OF care, taste
and good methods, and her leading man,
Mr.. Roger. This young gentleman has
decided artistic Attachments. and we
shall not be surprised to hear more OF
him In the future. The second act
which IL almost entirely q dialogue be.
tween these two people, was charming
ly rendered,
The others In the cast were hardly up
TO requirements, but they filled In ac-
ceptably. the best work being done
by MIR Magnus In the part OF the cler-
gyman and Mr. Kelly in the role OF the
school boy.
The some hill goes for the last time
tonight.
Lewis Morrison himself VIII give his
final performances of the part of Me-
phisto in Faust" 50 far AS this city ~
concerned. on Friday ana Saturday at
the Theater.
Although almost heartbroken by the
news of the death OF his mother. which
occurred yesterday afternoon az Pasa-
dena. Cal. Edwards Davis appeared IN
"The Unmasking' last night az the or
pheum before possibly the lars st
Tuesday night house Of the season.
AZ the Grand the last performance OF
Faust by the Moore company WIN
be given this evening.
At the Lyric the Alcazar Beauties are
still entertaining good houses and VIII
continue To do 40 up TIL Friday night
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the Homeric Age Arrangements are
making for other attractions which VIII
be OF practical benefit 10 the public,
and PROF. French. who has charge O,
the educational work OF the association.
hopes the public viii attend and profit
by the opportunity, He calla atten-
ton to the fact chat the city public
library and the public schools are III
hearty support Of the plan, and bullc-
tin announcements Of the lectures viii
be made regularly IN the city library
building Prof. cummings Will H.
lustTate his lecture with a stereopticon,
the slides having been procured by
Prof French from photographs gath
cred abroad by the professor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-07
GRASS SEEDS SOLD
ARE LARGELY ADULTERATED

Washington. d. C.-The agricultural
department has tested all grass seeds
offered for sale by seedsmen through
out tho country. II was found from
1850 samples that red clover was In
all cases adulterated with yellow tre-
foil imported from Germany with the
express purpose Of being used as an
adulterant about eight million pounds
being imported last year. Sweet clover
and bur clover are also used to adulter-
ate alfalfa. English rye grass and
meadow fesoue are used to adulterate
orchard grass seed.