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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
AS 10 DISCIPLINE.

Breaks from strict discipline In high
places are the order OF the hour, and
they characterize every department OF
lie, ciyll and military, religious ami
secular national anu local. ruls am,
doubleday means In l1mo cas,i Gao
exercise Of the reasoning powers, tue
application OF intelligence, tho aI.
Jullmeu. OF words ami ucIs % present
circumstances, refusal to be guided
~ mere animal submis,iJn, anu IL.
nearly every suca in1,anae it Isacase
NJ maukiuI occupying that nigaorana
AFTER station which sooner on later
brings approval aud advancement. lp
other cases, characterization and self.
iIllieirnt assumption OF authority
Hever granted or designed are synun.
Smous Iorms. Tho line Of domarcalion
between tho Two conditions is 20 wide
aud distinct that no one need make ~
iih,ake 40 between them.
The mlet prominent current
oases coming within the solpo of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
THE MODERN VIKING suIr.

One the most inio5eiiiug exhibits
from foreign lands represented At the
W0rlt's Fair will be the Norwegian
viking chip now nearing our shores.
IL 10 nn exact reproduction Of the
class Of vessels which were used by the
scandinhvians a Thousand years ago or
more anu by means Of which they
spread terror along tho coasts Of
Europe Tor cenluti,a
Ia is5Jin tho villsgo Of GlogalNd
near Sandegord In Norway an ox.
osvstion was made nnd tue remains Of
a viking ship were found wonderfully
well preserved. II was only Of
moderate eize, but it gave clear idea
Of the Kind o vessels their shils were,
and Il was carefully removed 10
Cnrisiiania where II o. looked upon az
one Of the most valuable sptcimens Of
antique art.
Tue craft sent 10 the Fair was built
with this ship as q pattern. Itis75
Ah"h ANNhf ~ ANfh ~ Alt NNAOl anu
feet from gunwalo to bass OF keel.
Her ruddeF Ia at tue right aide, Us iu
all the Old vessels There used 10 b.
tho "s,eerboard," whence the modern
"slarblard" eide. She pulls sixteen
oars 10 the side and each oar IL eighteen
feet long. Her mast IL Hny fest tai.
and the lugsail yard twenty-six let.
The Shields which ornament the slics
at each o4rlock are three feet 10
diameter and are painted black ana
yellow alternately. She Is Of solid oak
Throughout.
The crew we selected from Hat Of
80 volunteers, SO Of whom were chosen
10 bravo the Atlantic iu The curious
vessel, under the command Of Captain
Magnua Andersen. The ship carriet
the ancient standard Of the viRlug., the
American nlg 1T the bow aud tho Nor.
wegian colOrs a. the stern.
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REAL EsrArE ~ rALrsrINe.


Asan Illustration Of the progress OF
tho Holy Land, the American consul
At Jerusalem, according to an ox.
change,quo es some interesting figures.
lilo suys;
Twelve acres sold In 1880 for s3i Dor
acre, sold la 1902 Tor s2l7s; seven acres.
sold M 1850 Tor siGl por aoro, sold In $50
Tor su1ili two acres, sold In 1855 Tor slgDl
per aero, sold In 1872 for 5000; hall an
acre, sold la 1881 for $500, sold in ls1l Tor
Siul' one acre, sold In 1872 Tor $40, sold
IN lhJ4 for sl2,UOii two-thirds 0t au acre.
sold IN lo0j Tor 500. sold la 1901 for $1,000,
ono acre, sold Ia 1865 for $1,000. sold Ina
lell Tor s2l,uOl. These ArD not IN ono
section or locality, but la different dlfec.
lluh1 about tho city, varying from ONO
fourth ~ a milo TO ono milo dls ant rom
tho town,
Nor II jerusalem the only place I'm
Pale'ilne where land Il becoming
valuable. Fr arriyato letter from a
resident In Haila It Is learned that
actual pfepnraiionsara being made Tor
the construction Of u railroad 20
Damascus. The little Arabian city ia
consequently booming anu laud that a
10" yrar- ago might be- mad
Tor almost nothing ia now com.
mandlng high figures. The same
Is the case Ia Jsna. But this
Is only beginning. Tue uma cannot
be inr distant when tho places mon.
honei VIII become important ia the
commercial world eud the adjacent
country clrroapondiugly valuable.
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understood. Therefore let Us be up
and doing on Monday; those who
do not feel Justified In entaillng upon
our successors in life and business any
further obligations than have already
been contracted for should by all
mean, vote q, they feel; however any.
one may look upon Il, let him 10y all
means give exprosslon To his wish at
the polls. Let the vote be large and
representative, ne 10 win or lose the
proposition By default will be a sources
Of great Dissatisfaction.
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0lsIrRN JOURNALISM urAOnTu.

Ga tue editorial tabls D. number one
oil volume one Of the Keslo Cam, a
rather brightlo1Ring journalistic ven.
Iure hailing irUm the mining regions
Ia and about tho K1o,ouay lake
region Of British Columbia. The paper
has the distinctive feature Of being
strcuy American Of ,be western type
though published Ia hur mljss,y'-
iomiuions. the editor higgins his
"saluIatory" (what host OF memories
that hackueyed word revlves D By au.
nounoing that he is imbuoI 9i,h "a
iesire % purpetuale that feature u
journalism. He declares d TO 30 his
belief that tho kl1ieusy country i.
she Richest mineral district Ia The
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solved elsewhere? Shall u csc Lessons
be studied Of philanthropy, Of
patriotism, 81 religious duty and senii.
ments Of common brotherhood? Or
viii the iron rand Of necessity ard the
clSmor OF waiting labor, nerve to the
msking Of the coming state one IN
which every man can find assure :
employment and the cry for bread be
unknown amid It's general prosperity
and WEALTH.
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PAIR OF COMPLIMENTS.

Abiding Ia hostile and denuncia
tory terms 10 the opening VI The
world's Fair last Sunday, the New
York Ma and ETpress, which fion
the beginning has been the
most violent advocate Of Sabbath
closing, makes the following statement
at Ia to the everlasting credit Of many
Of tho states ard territories, even
Mormon Utah, that the exhibits OIL
these commemorative were scrupu-
lously closed"
A. this was probably intended as O
compliment, we who belong to one oil
the commonwealths referred TO prob.
ably ought to accept Il with gratitude
save for tho ancer, we thOul
be inclined 20 do 90. Bui
We cannot undersiand com
pllmsnt conveyed IN such con.
neotion ny tho term "Mormon Utah."
especially when smphgsiz,d aa "oucH
Mormon Utah" The Inference would
naturally be that generally speaking
Utah is n Sabbath bresker, and that
the closing Of it, territorial building
ON the particular day mentioned was
no exceptional n recognition Of Sunday
as to excite comment.
The Mad and Erpress ia n conr9lcu.
Gus example OF the numerous class that
slowly learn to be Just TO an opponent
and never unlearn misconception
Hence IL frequently makes itself rldic.
ulous for It's blunders aud pitiable for
Its bigotry. II has done 40 In this
case. For, whatever else may Le said
against the people Of Utah, there has
never been the charge that they were
violators OF the LORDS day. II IL
wished to, the Presbyterian Nat and
Express might easily ascertain that
Mormon Utah. particularly the Nor.
mon part Of Il, IL conspicuous among
Ill communities on the face Of the
earth for its Observance OF the Sabbath.
IL would then lind how poiutless Ia IT,
Jibe, how pharisaloal it, cant aud
hypocrisy.
HIT prosecuted Tia inquiries NJ nll
diligently, the rancofous ~. 6 r.
would find that Mormon Utah believed
In another doctrine; II believes g.
minding its own business; anu It enit
tains the notion, quite foreign 10 aom,
OF It's critics, that there IL more Chris.
tiauiIy aud statesmanship aud 5onso M
endeayoring to convert people from
an efror--sueh rs Sabbath.breahing-
than Ia employing legislative,
or rs the Mat and Lzpres3
has suggested, armed force to compel
them to abandon It. Mormon Utah
does not seek 10 measure everybody
else by Its own hnlfbushtl; 1t believes
In human liberty and the free agency
Of man. AS 10 the question OF open.
Ing the Worlds Fair on Sunday under
the regulations that arc provided aud
with the motives that arc declared,
seven Mormon Utah" Ia bound TO coy
the Mat and hElress has not on IT,
tidh had all the argument, and that
there are worse ways Of spending the
Sabbath IN Chicago aud even In sanity
New York, where the benign lnnu.
enees OF the religious press ought TO be
most potent, than In walking In orderly
manner through the grounds OF a
Wolfe ESpoaitIon, admiring the best
handlwork " man and contemplating !
the works ana wonluu Of God.
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known world, aud that heslo
is the coming mining city Of
America; that It's citizens are more
enierprisiug aud pu1llcspiri'ed 'nah
any other section Of the ofoal DO
niinion; thst true presentation OF the
ACTS Il all that Is necessary g. inouce
the Investment Of capital In the doVel'
opmvnt Of the resource, aud that
With year smeliefs, concon1faior'
and stamp mills will be- iu llli blast ~
all parts u the district We don't
have to 90 far from home to ind lam
suage NJ similar oomns rom similar
sources shat the long stretch Of country
between here aud Itoo,euay seems to
be knocked out almost
The "saluiatory" goes on in thafol.
lowing Strain
We believe In The p0vrr 10 the big
silver dollar that our postal service IL ~
ui-Efu'e 10 tho country u tlo value OF
tho proprietor 90 u now n'unifNi tnat
overy man interested boo iuIs wonderful
country should "dlg up' three dollars
aud lake a yuar's ilirfost ll the Claim.
our aim will be 10 dn Justice 90 hil
mon, especially tho prIsH H.1g Co koup
out ~ iaili TO correct public aud private
abuses to aid in the atsIot enforcement
OF mo lnwi 20 advance oyOry Interest that
VIII hen0ht the community; aud TO pub-
lsh paper ~ which tn8 ledge VI uows
Will mover pinch out
'rhD HTvt - N....IfI.s, fH.r.I,.
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Tfaiu Editi0n Al 80 pm. Regular Edition
At o clock
The uEsEurT srNt-W rEHLY NEws o. pub
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The nEsEnnt WEEKLY In magazine form)
IL published every saturday
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SUI Oh. !!
ROBERT BONNER

PROPHET INT ssocK FAnN,
MILLER s slnLEY,
rniNEtfy, NrgANGo co., Pa, lob, if.' iF1
PUTNAM NAIL co, Nenontct, Aiasi..
GIaNLEurNi-Eeplyln youf fayorof tho
i'th inst, VII state that have uled tho nut.
nam Nall and others. hItit hns come 20 ~,
point With ma now where I Uill not allow any
other nall % DO usil than tho Putnam hot.
Forged hall ifI can prevent it. Willie thara
nay D. Others ln gu1l, krow what these arc,
hal cannot lu1f4 o. make experimental.
Ncry respectfully y0gfs.
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agents NJ chicago, che Nfws Will lg on sale 90
most u the PRINCIPAL Hotels aud Book stores
Of That city during The ihr season.
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PROFESSIONAL.

RionAnDs & RICHARDS ATTn.,...=
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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28
TRusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
y OF trust executed February %, 1870. by II. L.
Chllds, conveying to the undersigned trustee
certain property hereinafter mentioned (Which
deed Is OF record In the clerks Office OF the
poration court OF the city of Roauoke) In trust to
secure to the Roanoke Construction and I'm.
proSement company the payment OF 1880, evil
denccd ny sixty notes OF S25 each bearing even
date with the said deed and due monthly, with
interest from date. Default having been made
In the payment of certain OF the said notes. and
being required SO to do by the holder thereof,
shall sell by public auction to the highest bidder
10 'front.' OF the courthouse In Roanoke city ON
TIE 26TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1898, AT f2O5
o'CLOCk T. NJ, the following parcel of land, to-
gethcr with the residence thereon, lying in the
city OF Roanoke, OH the south side OF Wells street.
and bounded as follows:
Beginning at point on the south side OF W ellis
street lot. % feet from the east side OF Roanoke
street. thence with Wells street south n degrees
degrees 20 minutes west 1053S feet to n ten Il OF
alley, thence with said alley north "a degrees 10
minutes west IS feet to point, thence north Is
degrees ~ minutes cast l05.3S feet to the begin
ming, said lot being lot No. z conveyed by the
Home Building and Conveyance Compan, to tho
pany by deed dated January ], 1870.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cost of exc
cutting this trust and nine notes OF $5 each. with
interest from the 2Sth of February 1870. to the
day or sale; 80 much of the residue or tho pro.
ceeds of the sale as will be sufficient to pay
twenty notes OF $25 each, with interest from
February %. 1890, falling due monthly, beginning
with August %, 1879, Will be made payable in
twenty monthly payments to meet the said not, =
rs they mature, and the residue, II any, will be
payable twelve months from the day OF sale, all
deferred payments to be evidenced by the pur.
chascr's interest bearing notes and secured by
7s6 tds ' VI '"' p ROY B. SMITH. Trustee.
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TRUSTEES. SALES.

denced by 20 notes OF S25 each, dated MsrcI ist.
1850, and duo monthly for 80 conse cutiyc months
with intcrcft from date. Default having been
made In tho payment OF certain or said notes
together with their interest, and being reunited
so to do by the holder thereof, shall sell by pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, In front or tho
courthouse in Roanoke city ON THE 28TU DAY
OF AUGUST, 1893, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. tho
following parcel of land, togathcr with the rcsI
dcncc thereon, lying III the city OF Roanoke on
the south side Wells street and bounded an fol
lows: go '
Beginning at point on the south side OF Wells
street 1Sl.54 feet from the cast aldo OF Roanoke
street, thence with Wells street south "a degrees
40 minutes east % feet to a point, thence south
10 degrees ~ minutes west l05,SS feet to ton
loot alley thence with said alley north "A degrees
~ minutes west 70 feet to point, thence north
10 degrees 40 minutes east 1888 feet to the DO
ginning, said lot being No. s, conveyed by the
Roanoke Construction ard Improvement Com
pany, Dy deed dated first of January, $50.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the costs of
executing this trust, and to pay notes OF S95
each with interest from March 1st, 1880, enough
OF the residue OF the proceeds of the sale, to pay
y unmatured notes OF S25 each with interest
from March LIST. lS!O. will be payable In % cqnal
payments on the first day II % consecutive
months beginning with the lst day OF September
1888 ana the residuc.if any, will he payable 10
months from the day OF sale, all deferred 1pny
mcnte to be evidenced by the purchasers notes
and secured by deed OF trust on the property
81 tbs ROY b. SMITH Trusice
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riUsrEEs, SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
n OF trust executed January 9th ism nv
Maria Louisa Jones' and A. M. Jonpa hes'hn:y
band. Conveying to tho undersigned trust.s
certain property therein mentioned (Which decd
is OF record In the clerks office for the cornors
tion conrt 10, the city of Roanoke} In trhst IN
secure 20 tie Roanoke Construction ard I'm.
$l,44n. evidenced by % notes for the rum OF con
each bearing even date with said deed and nav
able monthly with interest from date Uefanit
having been made in tho payment OF certain os
shid notes. and h.ing required so to do nv rho
holder thereof sht sell by public suction 10
the highest bidder In front OF the courthonse in
k3nnoke city, Va. ON lie 281 II DAY OF
AUGUST, 1893 AT 1926 O'CLOCK p. NJ, tho
following lot OF land in the city OF Roanoke, TO-
gcthcr with the residence thereon, described as
follows:
certain parcel of land In the city OF Roanoke,
Va, being the west half of lot No. 12 in section
26, as shown by the map or the property OF
Rogers. rnIrfax & Houston. which map il filed
IN the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court for the
city or Roanose, Va, and fronting % icct on
Center street aud running back between pnrrallcl
lines 1871 feet to an alley.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav the coat of
executing tn trust and IL notes of 800 each
with Interest from january Oath, 1880, to the day
or sale III much Of the residue OF the proceeds OF
Inc shIc ns I'LL he sufficient to pay 90 notes OF
81 each, with interest from january 9th, 1880
Iaiilng due monthly. beginning with September
2ith, 1873, Will be made payable in 30 monthly
the residue, II any, will be payable - months
tre III the dayiof sale all deferred payments to
be evidenced by the purchasers interest bearing
notes. and secured by deed OF trust on the prop.
crty. ROY n SMirJi w
72G tbs Trnsico
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-28
CHANCMRY NOTICES.

THE KING INVESTMENT COMPANY,
i compliments against Henry NJ. Daniel,
smith, j II. Epson. Neil. Booth, Aetna Land
ana lnvcstmcnt Company, Theresa j. Shadbolt,
John j. Dolin, n. kensch Mrs Harriet Patter-
son, defendants.
The above named complainants and defendants
will please take notice that pursuant to two
dccrees entered in the above styled cause in
chnncery by tho Hastings Cont for the city OF
Roanoke, Va the first OF which DEGREES entered
on the 9th day of June, 1893, referring this cause
10 Chas. b. shelton, as special commissioner in
chanccry by said court and the latter OF which de
tuting the undersigned as special commissioner
In chancery by said court, for that purpose, has
liked upon the oath day Of August. lsl9, at .
O'Clock y. M, of that day, az the lime and his
law office, Roanoke, Va ns the place to take
state, settle and report to said court n directed
nv said DEGREES, the following accounts and in
quirics:
|. An account showing all the assets of j. r.
Schick, trustee, both real and personal
,. An account showing the debts of the defend
ant, the Aetna Land Company y. the said
Schick, trustee.
\, .. and {. section l3. md lots !, 3. t. 5, IT,
and S, section Il, purchased nv James X
Shick, trustee, from the Aetna Land and Invest
mcnt Company. and II go when the same were
purchased. how much was paid for same terms
OF sale, the amount paid the Aetna Land Com
pany and the amount stil due il ON said puI-
chase and from whom he purchased and the rea
tive interest OF his ccstus que trust.
i. An account OF the disposition the said Schick,
dates or sale, terms of sale and The times Ct the
rccordation of deeds If any from said Schick
trustee, TO his vendces
y An account showing whether or not any of
the purchasers from Schck trustee. assumed the
Indebtedness of the said Schick trustee to the
Aetna Land and Investment Company.
IT, An account showing whether or not any pur
chaser from the purchaser OF Schick trustee
assumed the Indebtedness OF the said Schick TO
the Aetna Land and Investment COMPANY
.. An account showing alterations of the lots
in the bill and answer mentioned from the said
schick, trustee, and report OF such alterations
in their inverse order; also make report OF the
present owners OF each OF said lots and inc
amount paid by each and to whom paid
5. What fees, II any, should be paid To counsel
for plaintiffs for instituting and conducting the
same
dc shall also make report upon any matter
ueemed pertinent by said commissioner, or upon
any matter that he may he required TO report
upon by any person party in interest in ithis
cause; Es<4ssS q
And If from any cause said inquiries be not
oegun on the day above named or hegun and not
completed, tho same will nc continued from day
10 day or time to time nj the place until all
OF said inquiries are ascertained and completed
Given under my hand a. special commissioner
IN chanccry of the Ilustings Court OF the city or
Roanoke, Va. this 18th day OF july 1893
ID. ;. GOOD, Special Commissioners
lawiW
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TRUSTEES BALES.

Ply VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST.
- dated the 20th day or December. $751; and OF
record in deed book H. page II, in the clerks
Office Of the Hustnge Court for the city of Roa
noEe, Virginia. in which VI. a. johnson convc v ed
to . W. Jamison, trustee, the following prop.
erty therein described, in trust to secure 10 H. Ii
Woodruff tho payment OF tho sum of $I25 CO. in
equal monthly payments OF *l2 81 each with
interest. evidenced by negotiable notes therein
sci out. aid whereas default has been made in
the payment of part OF the said debt and bcinr
reqncs so 10 do hy the holder. OF said notes
shall ON MONDAY, AUGUST ~ I'll, 1873, in
front OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke
Virginia. at 2:0J o'clock III proceed TO sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder, all or the
property conveyed in the said deed, to-wit A
certain parcel OF land with tho improvements
hercon, situated in the city Of Roanoke, Vir
ginia va
beginning ut the point on the north eide of
Shenandoah avenue 30 feet cast from the corner
OF Wood street and Shenandoah avenue, thence
ian eastcrly direction with Shenandoah avenue
~ feet to point and running back In noriherly
direction between parallel lines 80 feet to u
point. The said LOT has on II q one story frame
cottage.
TERMS: Cash as to the amout of the past due
notcs anu interest. amour ting to $53 ! and the
cost OF executing this trust, including n trustees
commission ot2 per cent, the balance, II NJ y,
payable In one and two years alter date, with
interest from date OF sale, deferred payments to
he secured by deed OF trust on .hc property
sold. $ w JAMJSON
z ri ids. Trustee.
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II VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EyE.
~ cuted on the 10th day OF March, 1S1i and Of
record Ill the clerks office of the Hustinos Cont
LOT the city OF Roanoke, Va, In deed 6ook az
page o6, In which the Bridgewator Inyestmen,,
company conveyed to the undersigned trn.tec
certain real estate therein SGT out ia trnst 70 az
cure to lelcn G. Tinsley the payment of the snm
or i,CU0, evidenced by two negotiable notes
therein described, and default having benn msde
In the payment OF tho said notes and BEING ra.
questcd 90 TO do by the beneficiary. \ shall IN
SATURDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1904. Al, 10
O'CLOCK NJ, In front of the courtbousc In tho
city or Roanoke, Va, proceed to sell at nuhiic
auction to the CHEST bidder ali tho nrpncrtv
conveyed In said doed, towii: T"P''
All that certain lot par Gel OF lind situ.tcd I'm
tho city OF Ronnokc, Va, and known NJ lots
and 3, section 81 as shown by tho man n, tbe
property OF the West End Land Company. on fle
at the Office Of the clerk OF the IIustin,,s Comrt
OF the city Of Roanoke, Va '
interest, amounting to $l,l1S, and the coat nr cx
ecuting this trust balance, II any, PAYABLE in one
ana two years from date OF Balc. with intorcst ON
ueferred payments to be secured by deed OF trnst
on the property Sold A deposit In cnsh or Sif0
VIII be required Mt the time the sale Is made and
II not made within fifteen minutes after rho
property is knocked ont, the property Will i'm.
medintcly be reeold. wa '
This property was sold by me under the same
deed or trust on the Goth or April 1913 TO I, =
Johnson, but she failed to comply with tho terms
OF the sale and the same will be resold as above
advertised at her rick
77tds S. w. JAMESON, trustee.