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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14
WE TELL; WE DARE YOU TO TELL.

There is great interest in certain quar-
tiers to know who is paying for the distribu-
ton of sound money literature in this State.
Precious little of it has been distributed
more's the pity-but who bears the tariff
on this little is a burning question. Such
questions as this sre always interesting.
We should like to know, for instance, who
pays for circulating the literature of the
Bimetallic League and who pays Butler
Henry & Co. for hippodroming the State
in off years. Charlotte Observer.
See here Mr.. Caldwell: The las,
report of your "Bill" street Reform
club friends show they have spent
SAG, 900 for literature &c. Now, il
literature" has been precious little
then the CSC" has come in for a goot
grab. Do you sect Can you see
Listen here; when Butler, Henri,
& Co. go "hippodroming" the State
they either pay their own expenses
or the people to whom they speal
take up little collections, among
themselves and pay said expenses il
part and in full.
Now we give you a "black do
dare" to come out and tell who pay
for the distribution of Merchant
pamphlet and other goldbug litera
ture. We dare you to tell it. Yo
don't dare to do it and you know il
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

The blind idolatry of party worship
is being rapidly shattered. The peo-
pie are jumping from one old mo-
noply ridden party to the other
seeking relief. They will soon
be forced to concentrate into
the Peoples party and then,
and not till then, will the
gold power be crushed and our gov.
eminent be restored to the people
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

Senator Vest, in a recent speech at
Fayette, Missouri, presented facts to
show that there was only 1884 per
capita in circulation in the country.
Four years ago the present editor Of
The CAUCASIAN precipitated a cOntro-
versy with the late Hon. Walter L.
Steele, by stating that the amount of
money in circulation did not exceed
$500 per capita. Of course the state
ment was generally decried by the
Democratic press, which knew as much
about it as a she goat knows about
mythology Now let them step for
ward and say that Senator Vest, the
big Missouri Democrat, knows nothing
about it. It takes these Democrats an
awful long time to learn some very
simple facts, but if you'll bore a hole
in their skulls and pour in some brains
they begin to show little capacity to
perceive a fact, provided that fact il
no smaller than a good sized prairie.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

TONS.
The result of last weeks elections
is surprise only to those who per-
sist in being blind.
The Democratic party came into
power nearly three years ago. II
was pledged to curb monopolies,
abolish trusts and to undo the crime
Of 1873, and "restore the dollar OF
our daddies." On these pledges the
people by large majority put the
Democratic party in power.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT

Marion Butler is said to have writ
ten letter in which he wrote that he
was ready to call a non-partizan silver
convention, to be composed of Popu-
lists and Democrats, the convention to
nominate a joint ticket. This letter.
it is stated, has been seen by several
we'll known DemOcrats.-News and
Observer.
This paragraph is carefully worded
According to it Butler lis said to have
written" ETC., etc. 1t does not say he
has written such letter. Marion
Butler is for free silver. He believes
that is the policy that ought to be
adopted by every patriot and honest
man of this country. But when a man
says that Butler is thinking of calling
non-portisan convention of Democrats
| and POpulists to nominate a ticket
that man lies. Senator Butler hat
never said word to THE CAUCASIAN
on this matter, but we know our man
and we know the above to be Wiley
false.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

1t has not kept single one of these
pledges. It has done even worse
than the Republican party. 1t has
trampled upon the constitution and
betrayed the people in every respect.
In serving trusts, monopolies and
the money power, it has out-Herod-
ed Herod.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

THE ELECTIONS AND WHAT THEY
MEAN.
Beyond saying that the result of
the elections held last week was a
singing rebuke to the doublefaced,
and corrupt Democracy of the coun-
! try, THE CAUCASIAN cannot give a
reason why everything nearly went
Republican.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

Whenever the time shall again
come for great movement, North
Carolina may be depended upon to
take the lead.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

The elections were not an endorse
ment of the policies of the Republi-
can party. Those who oppose these
policies are those who have put that
party in power. They have taken this
means of rebuking the Incompetence
and base treachery of the party thai
they had trusted to reform Republi
can abuses.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

The Democratic defeat in Mary
land and the increased Republican
majority in Ohio has a special and
an additional significance. The
people desired to condemn German
and Brice as corporation servers and
political bosses. The cry was
down with the bosses.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

We believe this is the secret OF
the whole thing. The people are
getting tired OF Briceism, German
ism, Carlisleism, Clevelandism and
all other "cussed" Democratic
..isms" and took the first chance
they had to show it; and the fact
that they voted for something like
Shermanism is the strongest evidence
that they wanted to show their dis
gust for Democracy mighty bad.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

Some Democrats and Democratic
papers are actually claiming that
these elections are an endorsement
of Grover Cleveland. Well, if that
is SO, then the people will know that
the policy Of Cleveland is just exact
ly the same as that of the Republi-
can party. AS matter of fact the
platforms of both parties in all the
States Except Mississippi were
practically the same on the money
question, and if the platforms had
been guides Of the voters they
could have voted for one crowd as
we'll as another and voted for the
same thing. But in our opinion
the people who voted were deter
mined to give that old combination
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

We cannot give any accurate in
formation concerning the Populist
vote. The means of communication
Except maiD are in the hands of the
old party minions and they always
make it point to say nothing about
the Popullsts, unless it is to say the
Populist party is dying. We shall
therefore have to wait till the returns
are officially canvassed and an
nounced before we can give infor-
nation. On the whole it is certain
that the Populists have made consid.
cradle gains.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-11-14

But the record is not yet ended.
For over twenty years she adhered
to a policy, which for that length of
time, was necessary for the preser-
walton of her integrity and the hon
or of her sisters. But the time came
for reputation of that policy. Did
she hesitatei Not much! She knew
that policy had become effete-that it
threatened her bright and glorious rec
ord-that it had beg IN to harbor ras-
cality, treachery and corruption, and
true to the spirit of her almost abso-
lutely pure native born population,
she discarded old systems-she took
the first step toward breaking up the
old methods and traditions Of the nc
longer useful 'Solid South" She re-
pudiated, without apology, a rotten
political party and invited her sisters
to follow her along new lines which
would ensure q greater progress and
lead to broader patriotism. Two oil
her sisters-Maryland and Kentucky
accepted the invitation at the Rrs1
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12

TRUSTEES SALOON THE 2STH DAY OF
d ECEMBER, 1S95, Ut 10 O'Clock IN. in front
OF tho courthouse IN the city of Roanoke, Va,
Will ofrcr for ese, to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, the following described property,
with Its improvements thereon, situated In the
county OF Roanoke, near Roanoke city, Va,
Beginning ut point on the cast al tc OF Bel
thence with Belmont avenue eouth * degrees 20
minutes Is seconds east 80 feet to point, thence
north "A degrees 81 minutes 45 seconds east 1870
feet to an alley, thence with nlley north Is de-
grccs % mfuut-e IL seconds west ~ feet to o
point, thence south "a degrees 80 minutes As sec.
onds west 100 feet to the beginning, aud desg-
mated on the Belmont Lsnd Company's map ae
lot No. in section &c. Having been requested 30
to by the beneficiary under deed of trust dated
the 29th day OF Januar 1880, from Daniel Law.
renee to myself az trustee to secure the sum of
$l,502, evidenced by eighty nine monthly notes
of SiS each, forty.six having been paid on and
discharged.
TERM- OF SALE-Caeh as to sum sufficient
to pay the cost, OF exec iting this trust, rs well
as the 81 of S5S5.l6, being the amount In de.
fault, and as to the sum OF S3i2, with interest
thereon from the 29th day Of January, 1897, upon
q credit to become due in mouthly fnstalmcnts
OF SIS each, with int rest upon each instalment
from the 29th day OF January, 1890. for the pur.
pose OF meeting the notes yet tt fall due, and as
to tho residue, IL any, npon credit of one and
two years from day OF eale. All de ferred pay
ments to be evidenced by notes OF the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises to be
sold. l.. IL. COOKE,
IL It'd Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
11-17.td

ny VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
tfast from VI. j. aud l.. Blair to the under
srned dated the 18Th Gay of December 1890 and
recorded In tho clefss Office OF tho hastings court
lor me city OF Roanoke IN deed book &c. page 1lS,
which WAS given to secure the payment Of a GER
tain bond to tho Old Domipion Building and Loan
association. default having been made In the
payment OF part thereof, and being directed by
RAID association 90 10 do. wo shall ofrer for SALE
aL pubic auction. on the premises. on Tuesday
THE i7TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1895 at 10
o'clock a. m. tie following described parcel of
land with its improvements:
Beginning az pelnt on the south side OF Day
ureet l6O feet east Of Henry street, thence in a
toutherly direction $50 feet 10 the middle of a.
90. siiey: thence In an essterY direction with tho
middle OF said alley 90 tset 20 point; thence in
noItherly direcson 500 feet TO Day street; thence
n westerly direction with Day street 60 feet TO
the Place 81 BEGINNING, being the same land con.
yeycd TO the paf;et OF tho afst part by deed from
3; Miller aud wife, recorded in tho clerks office
OF The city OF ResEoke In decd book Il, page 1911
TERMS-Cash as 20 the OK eBses Of sale Us we'll
40 the sum Of fsosbo. being tho amount duo un
der the deed OF trust above mentioned; the bal
snce upon credit OF ono and two years. the pur-
chaser 70 give his negotiable notes to be- secured
by d deed OF trust on the properly conveyed.
L. n, COOKE,
J. W. eRIELDS,
u-l7td Trustees.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
IL t8td.

TRUsTEE'S Saloon THE 18TH DAY OF
J. DICESBER, 1898, at 11:25 o'clock =. M. I
WI, VIII oner Tor sale ut public auction on tho prem
oke: ' "a A'oon
beginning at q point on the south side OF
Fifth avenue n. W. 9S feet from Fifth street and
running southerly 1873 feet to an alley, thence
Win eaid alley eaetwnrdly 9aX foet to a point
thence northorly 1873 feet to Firth avenue, thence
OF beginning.
The above sale 10 made by authority contained
l5,h ia or June, 1872, and recorded in the clerks
on'ce OF the hastings court for the city OF Roam.
oRe In deed book 70, page IS. Default having
been made in the pigments under the bond
therein secnred for more than three months
TERMS OF SALR.-Cash. Tho amount duo
under tho above mentioned deed Of trust IA
S9bS "a. AZ OF the Slst ~ OF October, 1885
IL III I'd SlLAS w. BURT, Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12

TRUSTEES sALE.-oN THE 18TH DAY OF
DECEMBRR, 1S9S, at u S5 O'Clock a. m
VIII offer for sale at public ction on the prem.
ises the Following doscrit parcel OF land with
oke, Va: ~ 1'A
Situated on the north eide OF Shenandoah
avenue n. W., fropHn 20 feet on same and ex.
tending back between parallel lines In a north.
srly direction l3o fact to An alley. and known ~
lot ID, lection -, O.. sho vn by tho map of tho
property OF the Rogers. Fairfax and Houston I'D
dillon to the city OF Roanoke, Va.
The above sale 10 made by authority contained
IN deed OF trnst from S. A. Compert, dated tho
lst day OF April. 1Ss Ind recorded In the clerks
ofice OF the hustings court OF tho city OF Roam.
oke; va, In deed oook No. rs. page 41S. Defaull
having been made In tn pay mcnt undor the
bond therein secured for naore than three month";
The aooye sale will he made by tho under.
eigned, who wss substituted as trustee in tho
above mentioned deed OF trust in tho peos OF
Silas w. Burt, by an order of the hastings court
for the cit? OF Roanoke, Va, entered at the
April tern, 1885.
TERMS OF SAIE:-Ca,e. The amount due
under the above meuti >led deed of trust ia
S2,73i.44, as OF tbs 3lss dav OF October, 1905
JNO G. TEN EYCK,
IL 1870 Substituted Trustee,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
iflT.6,

TkUSTER,S sALB.-ON THE 10TH DAY on
DECRMBRR, 1895, at 1055 O'Clock a. m
I'm oner for sale at public auction on the prem.
iaes, tho following described parcel OF land
T na iis improvements. situated in the city Of
:, Beginning at point on the south .,da a. g.,.
r,s stn stfeet lOl west OF Trout street. thenco
VII. t Sarrison street north Is degrees minutes
Vest oo eet to O point on same, thence south q
sHSegtees 40 minutes east 1148 feet to. an aiiey.
t teeneo With ssid alley south 70 degrees sast 50
hnown as lot 10 IN section g, as shown by the
Lap OF tho property OF tho Rogers, Fsirisy and
h9ueton addition to the city of Roanoke. Va.
INC ABOVE sale is m ado by authority contained
ln oeeo OF trust from e. j Kemp dated the 18TH
nay OF Deeember, 1891, and recorded In the
p omcc OF the hustings court for the city OF
roanoke Ia deed book II, psge 1pS. Defsnlt
mon BIS. 'nAn shIoo
Tho above sale will be made BY this und,,.
sg q, who was substituted az trustee IN the
s snoVe mentioned deed Of trust in the place of
Suae w. BURT. by an order OF tho hustfpea CONT
term, 1895 ~ euo euiy
TERMS OF sALE.-Cash. The amount dus
S S tho above mentioned deed OF trust IL
Sstf.so, as OF the Slst day OF October, IspS'
,,,s.: JNo. O. TEN EYCK,
Trustee,
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
~ II I'd

r., VIRTUE OF A. CERTAIN DEED OF
dated Dat the 9th day Of MAJ. 1881 and recorded in
inc oier6e Office OF tho hustings court for the
CITY CITY Or Roanoke, in deed book 8S, page 1el,
%hlc ho was given to secure payment Of
lam Dond TO the I'D Dominion Building and
Loan Association. default having been made in
;,e payment OF part thereof. and being directed
. oy ssid association SO to do, we shall one for
sac 81 PHeli Gan, aTGton the prems.s TIES
S'G clock p. m. the following described parccI
o. land w':h tte improvements:
otRinning AT point on the north eide of Lon.
doun ireet SSh feet west OF Eleventh. street
.lence ia q westerly direction with Loudoun
eHeet osH Feet to point thence In IA northerlv
soct,on between parallel lines ls0 feet an al
aeslgna Cd IS part OF lots il and is, in sec.
Non u o. the Rogers, rairfax and Houston addi
ZION to tue city Of Roanoke
80 t.EthMS-Cash as to expenses OF sale as we'll
s s tns sum OF SoSl 81 being the amount due I'M.
49, CT TUG ueed 81 trust Dove mentioned; the bal.
sncc upon credit OF one and two years the
purchaser to I'll I. his negotiable notes to be re.
Scd. fp' .on
l.. E. COOKE.
,,,, J.W. SHIELDS.
'o' Trustees.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
II ltd.

RY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
az tfast from w Harth TO the undersigned
dated the 2lst day OF May. 1890, and reco ded In
the cier e ohlce OF the hastings court for the
Oily OF Roanoke In deed book 81. page 1919,
which was given to secure the payment OF a
'feitsin o"nd TO the Old Dominion Building a. d
Loan Association, default having been made In
tne payment OF Q Tars thereof and being directed
ny eaid assoc alton 80 to do, we shall orer for
sale at puhllc anction on the premises Oh TUES
DAY, THR l7TH DAY OF DKCEmBB-, 1895 at
o'clock ,; m, tho follow & described parcel OF
laph with Its impro 5cT pts:
beginning at tho nor. west corner OF OF Hill
rect AID Fishburne slley, thence with Hill
street IN wee.erly direction IS fest to tho land
Alex p, .ston thence with said land in a
srthstly dlies.inn 100 feet to a oint; thenco in
IN easterly direction paial tl with dill street Sc
feet to Fishbnrne alley. thence with said alley IN
!eo1tharly direction $50 fee; to Hill street, the
pci.t OF boginnIS.
TBRAs--Cash es to expenses OF sale as well as
10 spm OF ee1b.42 being the amount due under
tho oeod OF tfnst above mentioned; the balance
upon credit OF one and two yesrs. tho pur.
f3asor 70 Riyi Ms negotiable notce to DO occurred
W ADDED ftrust or tho Property. conveyed
L. II. COOKE.
1.W. SHIELDS,
~ H-td. .rusteeB.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
LRGAL NOTICsa.

RY VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED or
- trust from James w. Turner TO the under
signed dated the 10th day of June. 1881, and re
yr t IN the clerks office OF tn husings court
i io tue city OF Roanoke, in deed book IS. pape
e Which was g,von 70 the payment Of
t Loan Association, default having been made in
Sv .p3 nent OF part thereof, and being ed
W ssiu association so to do, wo shall ofrer for
nae nAY ~ Pn6lic aIeton on tho premises on TUES
"a 4 90 THE nth DAY OF DECEMBER, is3
n nsr riSo o'clock a NJ. the following described
pa5eei or land with Its Improvement
Beginning at the northw est corner or s,v.nth
son, 8; e. aud an alley thenos wvh eaid alley
20 sS9.n - degrees 80 minutes W st "a feet to u
70 ,8o5 alley thence with Same north IS
~ minutes east 147S. feet to Seventh etIo,t
.nehee Win Same south IS degrees west 400 ftoi
70 .ns place OF beginning; d Sig Nd as 10. no.
IN section ., OF tho sdgswood edition to tho
TERas:-Cash as to expenses OF sale as We.
n ~ inc sum OF S9i2 81, being the amount dc
Sn1er the died OF trust above mentioned: The
oa,sl &c upon credit Of ono a,d two years
cured cured by deed OF trust on tho property con
''Je- l.. II. COOKE,
u,,., ]. w. BAIRLDS,N
u Trustees.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12

\ nusTKE'a SALE-ON TIM 18TH DAY OF
= DECEMBRR, 1895, at - O'Clock M, I will ofrer
following dcscrib parcel OF land with its i'm
provenents. 81 uated In the city OF Roanoke:
beginning at point on the north side OF Pat
along Patton st ct north 81 degrees Is minuteo
west III y zee. to q corner. thonce north 40 do
hence south 2 degrees 1b minutes west izS 4
feet to tho place of beginning containing os,8s
square feet, more or less, and known as lot ibO
oke Land and Improvement Company.
ne aoove sale is m ade by authority contained
IN deed or truet from James Sheridan dated The
9th day OF October 1891 and Recorded in the
Clerks flee OF the hustnRs court for tho city of
Koapoke In deed book SO, page 928. Default 6ay.
ing oeo mad In the payments under the bond
therein secured for moro than three months 'o"u
TERMS CT SALE-Cash. The amount due
IN" "d the above mentioned deed OF trust 10 ST.
=. 49,. SILAS w. BURT,
IL 20 to. Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
II 18td

TRusTEE'S SALMON 18TH DAYOF
DE JBMk SR, 1894 at 11:l5 o'clock s. m, I
will ofrer for sale at public auction on the prem,
iscs, the following desoril al parcel OF land with
It's improvements, situated In the city Of Roa.
poke:
Beginning at poiLt on the south slide of High
street 16S feet seet OF Roanoke street, I, enco
with High street north n degrees 10 miuutea
west So.4l feet TO point, thence south 100 do.
grees IS minutes west 1871 feet to alley. thence
with .aid alley south II degrees 50 minutes east
1915 feet to roiDt on came, thence north 90
degrees u minutes east 1S9 feet, more or ies,.
The above sale Is made by authority contained
in deed OF trust from j A. Fishburn, dated tho
3ist day OF October, 1891, and recorded in tha
CLERKS office oftho hustnes court for the city of
Roshoke In deed boob 90. page sas. Defanli
bond therein secured for more than three months
The above sale will be mado by the under,
signed, who was substituted as trustees In the
above mentioned deed OF trust In tho place OF
,ilasW. Burt by an crder OF the hustlngs ooprl
for the c ty OF Roanoke, entered at tho April
term. 1905
TERrS OF SALE--Cash, The amoua duo
nnder the abnvs mentioned deed OF nppt IL
t903 81. a. OF <he eat day OF October, 1895.
JNu G. TIN EYCR
II 6td Substituted T,Gs:ea
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12
II 16ti

TRUsTEf SALOON THE 10TH DAY OF
,n,,i ~. a6kh, 1888, at 1145 O'Clock q. NJ,
WIN oner Tor sale at public auction on tho prem.
ises the following described parcel OF land With
noke: 49, 'A' 9iT Va noa'
BEGINNING on tho west side OF Twelfth
s.teet a. W 60feet nor tn OF Second avenue, thence
IN westerly direction parallel with Second
avenue 100 feet to point, thence in a northery
III t.fection parallel with Twelfth street as feet
70 point, thence In an eaeterly direo-
lion parallel with Second avenue loo feet to
VEN street, thence in o southerly direction
WIN IWelfth street IS feet to tho place of be-.
ginning; and known 40 parts of lots lb and is
s 81 o. OF the Rogers. Fairfax and Houston
40 itiont. tho city OF Roanoke, va
The above sale Is made by authority contained
IN q coed OF trust from W. g. Clarke, dated the
81 Gay o. July. 1892. nd recorded in the Clerk
ONCE OF the huotiugs court for the city Of Ros.
s sske IN deed book 7s page 14& Default having
ueoh naoe In tho payments under tho bond
therein secured for more than three montSs o0A1
un Tan MS OF sALR-Cash. Tho amount due
unacI the above mentioned deed of truat IA
s4N4, ae or tho 8lst day OF October. isa5
Ia 10 10 SILAS w. BURT, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-12

TRUsITEES sALE-oN THE 10TH DAY or
' DECEMBER, 1895. at 10 O'Clock a. m. viii
oner ior salo at pnblic auction on the premises,
tne ioiiowing described parcel OF land with its
nprovemente, situated In tho city of Roapoke
.,d Lot Ne .. section No. 3; in the belmont Adolf
ton 70 Roanoke, Va, beginning at a point on
the north side OF TaEewell st., so feet east OF
e. rhcRwir street. thence with said Tazcwell street
IN an eaeterly direction 80 feet to point Themes
IN ma soItherly direction parallel with Flokwir
street. lSo feet to alley, thence with said sllsy
IN westerly direction 20 feet, thence In north
er TX direction l3O feet to the beginning
Ihe owe sale lie made by authority contained
In t deed Of trust from G. L. Darnal dated the
CLERKS onlce OF tho hustings court for the city Of
NoanoRe IN deed book TO, page 800. Default
having been made II the payments under the
months. A 'Neo
The above sale will be made by the UNDER
signed. who WAS substituted as trustee Ia the
nnove mentioned deed of trust In the place of
Silns W. Burt: BY an order OF the hu.tipgs court
term, 1885 " ' nptH
TERMS OF SALR-Cash The amount duo IN.
DER the above mentioned decd OF trust ia 81
4ao4a, IS Of the 3ist day OF October. 1895. 80
- JNO. q. TEN BYCR,
IL 10 M Substituted Trustee