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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
Observation-Disclosures
The Queen of ..Oomediss, "Jane."

The Queen of Comedies, Jane"
The best and brightest of all coined.
les, "Jane" comes to TO the Reed Opera
house, next Wednesday evening for
one night only. The story briefly told
Is as follows: A reckless young man
has been getting money from his guar
dian on the statement that he has an
extravagant wife. He really has no
wife at all, and when the guardian
suddenly appears on visit, 1t is neces
sary to provide something that will at
least look like wife. The young man
provides himself with an alleged help
mate, and his butler obligingly pro-
yldes him with another. Then a child
10 needed and found. Another is
needed and not found, but IL accounted
for. The mother of the first child
comes and demands 1t, and the butler,
who Is the real husband of the masters
pretended wife. tires OF the game, aud
exposes the whole trick. The butler.
aud the maid servant are reunited,
the mother RECEIVERS the child aud a
pretty girl comes forward ready 10 be
married to the hero, while the guardian
beams, foTgives everybody and pays all
the debts.
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NOT CONTENT


10 carry oyer any of ouf summer
goods. Wall nosias the prices.
eiA will buy ladies 10 et. vest
~ ois. will bay ladies' aSc .yssl.
80 ota. = yaTd-a fvw pleoos " light
oolofs IN Princes duok. Going
fast
~ Ca wiil buy Any of onT ladies shirt
waists worth 70 ots, and ti.
ei.ys wlil bar . mans iAn shoe. laos oT
esngfras A fsw lsn. They afs
waIih $3.50.
81 vlll bnY . palf II whils oanFau
OEfad's Jusi the lhinE lof bot
weaihff.
~ 81. sias hats iiF boIspietsn snd
beffssisfa.
sl 80 ~ . soed guilt uood fof
e.saa sts p1ios llsi eth 300, We are
hsaaafs ~ lsw pfines.
oDR nFkUiALflltH.
- aIsl 49, ~ iioga, a a a, fefeeia.
saafss 80 alesra
WILLIS hhOh a 90.
rza a.sa fsy ooets Clothins hna
slssn MNsa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

RATHER PECULIAR.-Here is 9
peculiar situation. An Albany firm
wishes 10 ship some things TO Salem,
Were the boats running II could be
done for o cents hundred; the charges
by express are % cents; by frei ght
direct 81 cents. Tho goods can be sent
10 Portland and back TO Salem for %
cents. A leamsier agrees 10 take them
for 20 csnts = hundred aud that IL
probably how they will go. The rail
road In reducing its rates has not yet
touched all the buttons. Albany Dem.
oorat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
BUSINESS HOUSE ROBBIE D.
The Young Thief Arrested at Salem
Preliminary Hearing.

AASAAa1AN A@oAAaNs
Some time Thursday night the hard
ware store Of Mailman & Mangold at
Gervais was entered by some party
or parties aud q quantity Of knives,
rszors and spoons removed from the
building. The Salem police officers
were notified yesterday by telephone OF
the robbery, and aeceived letter on
the Il o'clock local which contained 8
description Of the stolen property. As
a result Of the excellent police force o (
Salem, the young robber is in the
clutches Of the law, being captured by
Bert Savage, who is doing duty for
Wells LaiOureite, now fl on his sum-
mer vacation. Last night Bert went
out on the II O'clock overland, think
ing the thief might psss through
Salem on the blind baggage.
Knowing that tramps frequent the
empty box cars about the depot, Bert
began to search a number of such cara
before the train arrived. In one car
he found three 'hobUs whom ! a.
once proceeded u search, but be had
not gone very far when be noticed two
trsmps jump from another empty box
car, one Of the men running rapidly
down the railroad track. The officer
at once took after him and soon
rounded him up. Upon searching the
mans clothing bundle of razors was
found tied up in pocket handkerchief
and two bundles of pocket knives were
discovered secreted on his person. He
was ct once brought 10 police head
quarters, The property taken from
the man answered the description of
that stolen from the Gervais store, as
the spoons were not recovered some are
inclined to think he had a "pal,"
probably the one who jumped from the
train with him.
"Wbat did you go into that house
for" asked Chief DilIey of the thief.
With a grin be replied, "Whst
house ?" He has evidently visited
more than one house in his maneuver-
ings. The property recovered consists
of 3S pocket knives and twelve ivory
handled razors. The captured thief
gave the name of G.. H. Mordaux and
is about 20 years of age, but hobo of
the lowest class.
Constable Victor Csmbas, of Gervais,
having been notified of the capture,
came up on the IL O'Clock to secure his
man. He returned to Gervais with
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
PORTLAND MARKET.

PORTLAND, Aug 2-wheat,, valley, SOC;
Walla Walla, 47c.
FlOur-Portland, Sass. Benton county, s.. IS;
graham. g s.; -superfine, S2,s5 per DBL
Oats-White. Z92Sc. milling, 2SdS0c; grew,
25926ci rolled. in bags. s5.7596oO, barrels, 500
d6.Sj; cases, S{.75.
POtatoes--Nsw oregon, 35955c bu.
Hay Good, S5d9 50 per ton.
WOOl-Nalley, lIG13e.
Milstuffs-Bran, sll-50 shorts, sl25O; chop
feed, SIG 10 per ton; chicken wheat. SOC per
Hides-grten, salted ~ lbs SIC; under % lbs
7GlOc. sheep pelts, lOd7,c,
HOps-NOminal at 4c.
Butter-OregOn fancy creamery, l21<6l4c;
fancy dairy, l09l21zc; fair ~ gOod, S1z9lOei
common, T1zc
CheeSe-OTegon full cream, 1O3llc.
Eggs-OTegon, l0(1llc per doZ.
POultry-Chickens s2.5Od5 25 per doz; ducks
50. 2.O0925oi geese, s4,00@6 %, turkeys, drrssed
PIC,
beef-Topsteers, 21ISSc per n; iair TO good
steers, 21za2 3-5c; COWS, 21<a71Sei dressed beef
4a51Sc,
Mu. ton-Best beef, sl.75a2OO; choice ewes
81. .75a2 90, dressed. &c.
Hogs-Choice, heavy, ss,5OaS 20; light and
feeders, $3.50; dressed, 41zc p h.
Neai-5mall, choice, 5a6c; large, 3a4c r %.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

RUN INTO TREE. The Albany
train was turning curve near Crab
tree yesterday, when a big two foot
tree and some brush appeared directly
before the engine on the track. 1t was
too late to do anything and the train
banged into the distractions. As
strange as II may appear the tree was
swept from the track without throwing
a single wheel of the track and the
train was stopped without any damage.
There was quite declivity below the
track at the place and II was wonder
the whole train was not ditchsd.-Al.
Dany Democrat.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
New Repair Shop.

Mr.. William Mitchell, OF Portland,
Or, has opened up a general repair
shop at the Imperial" Bicycle agency
at 2ss Commercial stieet and Is now
prepared TO do all kinds bicycle and
general repairing, including making
keys, repairing and recovering UNI.
orellas, etc. Especial attention will
be given 10 the making OF all kinds OF
electrical machines aud model making
Satisfaction guaranteed on ali WORK
Charges always reasonable. 7.26 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
Musk melons-Branson 4 Co.

SAD NEws.-H. ii. Ragan arrived at
the hume Of his mother In Indiana
yesterday, aud found her quite low.
AT the same time news was brought TO
the city that Mrs. Ragan, who is at the
Clark farm east OF Salem. was much
worse. Mr.. Ragan was at once tele-
graphed to return to the bedside OF his
wife, aud Ia probably now on his way
back.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
. PERSONALS.

DR.. Cartwright visited in WOOdburn
this forenoon.
DIR. w. b. Morse is of for few days
recreation at Newport.
State Treasurer Metschan went r.
Portland Friday afternoon.
J. Braden, Of Gold Hill, was q guest
OF the Cook hotel today.
Rev. Black went toIAlbany ON th'
III o'clock local this morning.
Judge J. J. Shaw went to Portland
on the Salem local this morning.
Hon. John Minto took the 8 o'clocl
overland this morning for Portland.
Mrs. J. Benson Starr was q passen
ger to Albany on the morning local.
b. l. Jones, the hot weather caterer
was at Waterloo today on business.
Attorney Webster Holmes had lega
business In oregon City this afternoon.
Representative II. @. Guild returned
TO Sheridan on the 8 o'clock overland.
A. M. Clough drove over TO Wilhoit
springs this morning to spend Sunday
with his family.
Squire Farrar left this morning for
Newport where he will spend Sunday
with his family.
Hon. G. b. MOores returned this
afternoon from Eugene whittier he had
been on business.
Rev. j. q. Templeton was passen-
ger to Portland on the 2:20 local where
he will spend Sunday.
Miss Lizzie McNary, bookkeeper for
the Salem Water Co., left for an outing
at Wilholt springs today.
Landlord A. 1. Wagner, went to
Newport this morning for Sunday
visit with his family.
J. III. johnson, salesman In J. q.
Wrights grocery store, transacted bus
iness In Portland today.
Coy. VIM. p. Lord left on the IL
o'clock local this morning for a Sun
day visit with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. LAHORE left this
morning for short outing at Newport,
the favohte summer resort.
Attorney Geo. q. Bingham left this
morning for Newport where he will
visit with Mrs. Bingham over Sunday.
DIR. Frank skIff was passenger to
Portland on the 9 o'clock local this
morning, after short visit with Salem
relatives.
Secretary OF State IL. II. Klncald was
n passenger for Newport on the IL
o'clock local for Sunday visit with
his family.
J. Al. Haas, the Jeweler, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Carrie, aud Miss
Martin, left this morning for an outing
AT Detroit.
County Recorder II. w. Waters was
q passenger 10 Newport on the morn.
Ing local for n visit over Sunday with
Mrs. Waten.
Mrs. y. Dyer, Of South Salem went
10 Newport this morning where she
will spend the remainder Of the sum.
msr montbs.
q. q. Osborne, offioiAl representative
of the Great Wallace Shows, accom-
panisd by his wife registered At the
wiilsmslls today.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Waite went 10
Newport tbis moFning where they will
spend the month Of August At their
fsVofiie summer resort.
Policeman Bert Savage went 10 Ger.
walls this afternoon where he will act
~ . witnans la ths case u blAls Of Orc
gon W. a. H. hofdauH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
A High Liver

Usually has had liver. He is bill.
ous, constiapted, has indigestion and
dyspepsia. If there is no organic
trouble few doses Of Parks Sure Cure
will tone him up. Parks Sure Cure
the only liver aud kidney cure We
sell on a positive guarantee. Price
tl.O0. Sold bY Lunn a Brooks. 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
Musk meIons- Branson 4 Co.

Just drop into the New York Racket
aud see their stock Of hats, clothing
shirts, shoes, and u lot OF harvest straw
hats racket prices, Call; We occupy
the coolest corner IN the city; the El-
bridge block. AS-2t.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
County Treasurer's Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY TREASURER, |
Marion County.
Notice ls hereby given that i have
funds in hand to pay all warrants out.
standing up to Oct. !, 1894, and that
interest is stopped on the same from
date.
JASPER MIMIC,
Marion County Treasurer.
Salem, July 26. l92W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

SUNDAY-Is day for rest; not to
pitch in and get up warm dinner.
This can easily be avoided by bringing
your family with you to our dinin.
parlors. Chicken dinner served SUI.
day for only Is cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
HeArt Trouhls Rsllsvad.

HALKN, Or, June ~, lspS,
I'VE hAys used Hood's sATuaparillA
Ia ouf family And u has given Ne great
relief iaks n fiT heart trouble, With
which ! have bsen siiilctfd iof some
time and u has d0as me much good, "
ELihAhkIn fkh.
h0od's fllls cufe sick heAdaohs,
Indigestion,
Table psaehss the choicest on earth
a hfanson'a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that l have
on hand funds applicable to the pay
ment of General FUND.- warrants
numbered 2350, 1851, '2343, 2355, 2299
2342, 1856, 2S57, 295S, 1853, 1850, 1851,
1862, 1858, 1854, 1866, 1856, 1867 and
236S. Interest will cease on said war
rants from the date of this notice.
E, j. SwAFFoRD,
Treas. City of Salem.
Salem, July %, 1895. d 725 l0t
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late OF the Ran conservatory, Frank
Tor on The Main, has opered class Ia
oI'lem loI inslruollons on the piano,
organ, violin, mandolin, thorough. .bass
and harmony. Terms reasonable.
Call at WINS music store near post
once b.gltf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

DucK DlssER.-NeEt sunday,
young duck served 10 the most deli'
oleus style. A grand family dinner
from our swn ranch aud dalFy, Also
pure spFing water free, slTong's Tes.
tauTanL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

the young culprlt on the 2:20 local
where the thief will be given prelim-
mary hearing this afternoon before
Justice Joseph Assman. Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney Parks also went
down and will prosecute the case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

DIRECT FROM LoDL-John 6
Wright, the Pioneer grocer, will la t
for Monday morning car load of th, {
choice Lodi watermelons, AMI II eS
will be sold at Portland prices. 22t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 3-Wheat, ss5<c.
Wsol-Oregon. choice, S9loc. inferior, e97c;
valley, 93lIc.
HOps-QuOtable at 466s.
POtatoes-Early Rose, 5Oa6Oc; BuTbanks 75c,
Ga s-Milling, e5SLO5.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
New celery a, IA. vanEatou's.

whos baby was slck, Nc Fays her casioFiA-
Whsa nhs ~As Child. His crlod Zoe cauioTiA.
N'hsn she tsoams Mia, shs elung 20 casiorA.
whaa sl,s hAd childrea. de save them o.,atosaA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

Take notios that q, wols ~ tbs 0sf.
man nlafksi hHs = iins supply II sugar
cured hams And bacon cheap fof cash
aDlw
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

A fine line of ladies light ribbed
summer vests; also fine line of gents
balbrigan underwear all at low prices.
a32t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
Children Cry fo'
Pitchers CaStorla

New timothy hay and new clover
bay being sold fresh from the meadows
at Brewster & Whites. 2.3t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
Bicycle Built for Two

= good make wheel nearly new, tor
lady or gentleman, In perfect order, for
'sls At iuss half price. Cell At JouRsAL
''Hee' 7;22tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

camp goods a. ,. A. vaHkalons 10
pleass everybody
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

=. a.. .s.; a. e. s.i: .. ...sl.s -. :. s.s:' ...
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

A GOLD MINE.-A pound Of "Epi-
Oure' tea is as valuable to tea con-
sumner as a gold mine.-Gilbert & Pat.
terson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

Camp goods st !. A. YsnEaion'. Ia
pleAss every body.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

Shoes. The New York Racket sells
them cheap for reliable goods. s2et
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

All sizes dry goods boxes for sale
cheap at the New York Racket. S22t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Salem and Eastern Quotations Cor
rected Daily.

CHICAGO. Aug. S-whest. cash 661sSe7c
sept. 67JSs6oc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03

OF Prlss's CFssm llakiaE pOvass
wssassFsls lilshsss hsss.isss p,ss-'s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-08-03
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

NEW YORK. Ausa-silver. ss.c;lead. ss.s7,l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
PIONEER MONUMENT.
Lshl, PsTTol, South Cottonwood AID
Arizona.
EMERY COUNTY COMES ISro LINE.
Al Early Pioneer 1Hoidfni that Roads
Like Novel; W0man's
lloroism.

oAilD PROM THE FiHsr PRrsiDENoY.
Salt Lake CITY, Jan. %, 1876.
Notice 10 hereby given that conirl.
buttons 10 the monument 20 bs eroctoi
DO Salt Lake Ciiy IN memory Of
Brigham Youug aud the pioneers will
hereafter, and until further notios, be
acknowledged through the columno OF
the DEsEREr NEwh IL To- expected
that agencies ior tho collection Of funds
o r this worthy purpose will DO oilnO.
liGhCd In each wnrl IN all the Stakes.
and that shid iuud with the lat "
numtuo Of the contributors, will 10 Tor.
warded ~ fftqusntlyAs convenient TO
Hcber M. Wells, secretary VI the Brig
ham Young Memorial Association, salt
Lake CilJ, who will zee that name arc
properly acknowledged Ia the manner
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people Will respond generously nnd
promptly 10 this call No that N possible
tho monument may DO completed,
dedicated and unveiled 10 tha public
by the 0th day ~ next October.
MILFORD WOODBURY.
OEyhuE @. CANNUS,
JUsEpH 4. FMi1u,
Flrst Presidency Of the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lattor.duy Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15

that the anxiety flr biz safety felt by
his friends At the Fort WIS not entirely
groundlgts. IL nls0 illustrates the cool
nUts and cIurags possessed ~ those
early herOines, thn pioneer women oil
Utah. IL happened ihuE Hafritt Houn $
was siiliug with her inisnt child 10
their solitary home one day-hor nus
band aud tue rest uf tho iamily being
Rbsoul-when on Indian came 10 the
door md usEeu fir "bitcuit." He was
fierce, ill-looking fellow, known
throughout the region ~ "bhd
numblu lardeT, gave the savage two 1l
three small blscuiis-sil the bread that
she had In the h0upa, lie TOOK
them and asked Tor more. She
gave him the remaining one, but
tin ho demanded more. More cue
did not have, ami 10 Informed him.
Furious no aivAuceI, aud htting an
arrow 10 bic how aimed 70 az her
buari Hereby repeating the uquesi.
Cool ami collected the woman Iacel
hor swarlhy foe, aud for a m1melt
thought that her last hour aud that Of
her helpless babe he'd come. Nj yet
An idea atfikes her. Ia the next
room, securely fastened, i'n large dog,
a powerful mRsiii, purchases by hof
husbsud on having tue tort, anu Kept
upon the premises foe lusi sucn ciner-
gencies ns tbs danger uUw threatening.
Making n sign 10 the savage, ~ OF com
piisncu with his ruquett, she pesscd
Into tbs next room aud hastily uuly-
Ing the dog, exclaimed "toi1u
him." Like lightning the mas
IN dafled through tho doorway
and a shrek %. terror quickly
followed by howl Of pain, ns
the sharp canine teeth met IN the red.
skins thish, told how VOL the faithful
brute CompTehondei bis mihue .
PERI, anu the duty required OF nim in
her defense. 10 oil probability thr In.
dian, PROSTATE aud pleading vOciicr'
Ously Tor bis life, would never nguin
have risen had not our heroine 10
whose generous breast pity for tho
vnnqulansd wretch al once took the
place VI the juet anger rho had mt
montarlly felt, after pIudsnuy Iellrv'
ing him Of hia bow anu arrow, called
vi the dog anu sCI tho wUundeu
ssva Q at liberty. liz was badly hurt,
aud cried bitterly. Mrs. Young mag
unanimously washed the WOuni, AZ
uIiti a large sticking plaster 10 the IN
jared pafi, anu sunt him away a wiser
4 not better Indian. HhitHey's
History oC Utah.
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- lNreLLIeENr HoRsr.
In tho Cavalry Charge ui. own Tury .
4isif Che Hattie.

In tho Cavalry Charge His own Jury u
4isif thu hattie.
Tho fcIy spirit Of tho horse hos boon
greatly mddggd in srrviiudo. lul is not
entirely conquered Tl' hmtgr and ilc
charger, whom iu che gzoitCmOnt OF th0
chase md iHt,lo, ur' fir from toIng
moro dummies Un which thuir mast1r
rides Tho 3udGmoHi OF % good hunter
go ol,CgamD b0.tr than ih1t OF his
town bred rider, who ty attempted
guidance, bring both t1 rIoG
u1uuay rH.at.g that wild horses moot.
ink nn equine frind in harness uro
won't Go Rlmbol about ns though iuyit.
ing him again 20 freedom. aud Cha. n
hi driver tr.os forcing Thorn away with
bis whip they viii crowd closer. uito
tho traces and kick tho yohiclo until
thgy hnyo released their captive brother.
Tho Tyrulyfc, IN 1909. 600 history tolls.
tool, number % Bayarian horses aud
usgd Thorn IN thgir service, whOrour1n
they suddouly turned back Co their old
ranks and nothing would stop them.
The civil wnr furnished Instances Of
this nature.
DR. Romnnes, on tho authority Of Dr.
John Rae, quotes nn instance that oc.
omrod several years ago. A Shetland
pony, when purchased, had mover boon
shod 10 was shod at once Later 10
came 20 tho blacksmith shop unattended
and uuhaltorol, and whom driven away
returned again. The rmith finally found
one shoe gone 10 promptly shol tho
foot, when the pony stamped 10 % f5w
times. as " settling tho shoe into bottr
position. and thOu. with "a happy little
neigh, trottOd OF homo
Professor Claypolo " Ohio tells Of q
Toronto horse that was feeding beside a
stream, over which its mistress started
on foot plank, She fOll ia whore tho
watar was dotp Instantly tho animal
tr0ttCd up put down his head, and sglz-
ing hor held her with DIS tooth until
help oamo EvUl "a mule. that is rouor.
ally thought 10 move only whom clubbad
and then boz the wrong direction. is not
n whit LEES knowing. Lewiston Jour.
nal.
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yYvuEREA@. u. p TARpEY AND JoHAN.
W 90 a tnfpyU his VITO, hy thor ser.
tom deed of trust q itod che llIu day of Jan.
oucu " QUO county rrdoricr oi san Lake
county, Territory ~ Utah nu tHg 900 day OF
January, lsii, Ir uo1." 81 ' ui M1uEascs 70
= luuux. II -alt iasu rty. Utah Territory,
certain lDti estate Boo aHd deed 1l geo muu.
TONED aul more phrlHu arY horciullior drs.
rrIcd. ln trust, 90 secure DO payment b. q
deed ui Iruas Cor tho tsu of four thousand
n1h Owe hundred dollars .Nhn,tuI, executed
s11 delivered by $40 u. 4. laipgy % u ~.
MiNel payable 90 la ofler one year with
privilege OF tap ylars fiiaf date, with iuloto.t
thereon from uatct uI Goo rate OF
larrr cent per aunum. pn]a 10 quarterly
MueIUhH les provided Hu taiG #UU1 % trust
itut HhouId usfault be- inside in thr payment Of
ahid note orahf ptrt ihrfcu, of OF Che iu.
forest ihat maI accrue thereon, Or any part
ihurrof aH Cue Hliuo Iccgmt quo and phynuIo
according tu tue tenor aud effect thereof, then
and iu That case taii premises should be- sold in
Che manner provided f0r 900 said deed VI trust
Whereas default hHs been made o. the cH.
tontUf uua hundred dollar .iil.tu, ln the
payment " lutffcal, which became que on
Hhid note on IuY aIt4t 800, qua default has
boon made in Csrh payment oflutcrCst o. % be-.
came due guarlur'f hereafter, nnd The same
10 wholly uuuaid including tue principal,
NoW, therefore, at mo rfgucst ui A.D Mlllet
The legal holder Of said prpullsoy note, ~
Hlii nrud NJ trust secured ana under nud "
virtue Of tug torma and authority In said deed
VI trust contained,
hereby give notice that viii, on fhursday,
tho glat day % FEBRUARY, A. ID, lrI3, az the
hour OF o. O'Clock noon Of said day at tho
front door % the SAT- Laru County Court
House. iu RAFT lakc tity Utah Territory, fcll
VI public yeniuo be following ctarribrd real
oftato in HaId deed ui trust mentioned, ipswlt.
tommcuc.ua two Wv rods north of mo south
west corner uf Joe tlfcn luI in block thirteen
lI1, plat seq W rlIt L1ko city survey, and
running thence north nNC and Que hair 90
rode. thuuCu cast u'Fut lsl rods, thence
f0utl 1.-Two and one haf CD rods
thence west UHht fsI rods 90 The place OF
commencement Aai situate iu ra|t lake tity
auf C0uuiy, uiHh Territory. tur The purpose "
paying sail prunlHaufy note sud $40 Interest
acCruI1r thereon from Apul elh. 1924, 10 tho
tine uf Ha.u lu1 900 costs and expenses %
executing tHH rgaI including reasonable
CImmlssIunt 90 Che Trustee and sue AttIruul's
Tee Hurr u1I 900 said decd uf uuHt, tor the
highest aud beet ulcc The samo viii bring Do
each. n, b. YOUNG,
Dated At sat Lake city, U.ah Territory.
January d. lsH|.
~. j. ilAWlT.
Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-15
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