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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
ABALTIMORE PHYSICIANS
Opinion Of DR.. Shades
Chloridum Discovery
for Consumption.
Has Been Watching Cases Who
Are Under I treatment.
And Is Under Treatment Himself at
This Time for Complicated BrOn-
chial and Catarrh Trouble.
From the Baltimore American3


On the announcement of discovery of vast
Importance to humanity a successful treat
ment for consumption or less skepticism
ridicule and unrest Is inevitable result, for
the public mind must be satisfied beyond doubt
or else true merit could not be awarded.
All great blessings coming to through the in
ventive genius of man must be tested before its
usefulness can become a true blessing or benefit
to mankind, 1t will be in the future as in the
past, that seeming impossibilities will yield to
the fertile brain and hustling aggressiveness of
the philosopher and genius. OF all the discoveries
for consumption and diseases Of the mucous sur
faces and air passages up to the present hour,
none has stood the test that has crowned DR..
Shades researches, which resulted in his chlori-
dunn discovery which has been well tested, espe-
cially in the District of Columbia, where thirty
consumptives in the second and third stages, to
say nothing about hundred cases In
the incipient stages, have been cured by DR..
Shades cbloridum discovery. A number of cases
have been also cured in Baltimore, Md, since DR..
Shade has opened branch Office at 8 East Centre
street.
DIR. Olds, 1923 West Ianvale street, Baltimore.
is under treatment ut this time for u complicated
bronchial and catarrhal trouble. Read what DR..
Oils has to say in regard DR.. Shades trea t.
nent
DR.. Odds said: MY cough was Of very OBJ
siEate character before l began DR.. Shades treat
Iucnt, especially in the morning, when l had 10
severity that fearful of rupturlng blood
vessel My morning attacks of coughing 50
prolonged and alarming that my neighbors We're
disturbed more less, / have doubt. l ex-
perforated from the beginning for several years.
l have taken DIR. Shades chlOridum treatment row
about two months, and must confess that i have
improved remarkably-so much that times
am almost wholly free from cough, and but little,
if any, expectoratOn. l am compelled to say with
all candor that 1 am persuaded from my ex-
perience, and other eases much more and
obstinate, that have improved much, that j
feel 1t my duty to encourage all consumptyes,
lung throat and catarrhal to go to DIR.
Shade at once for treatment As told Il gentle
man the other day that believed that ! could do
as much for lung trouble any other physician
in the city, except DR.. Shade who has beyond
doubt better results than any other physician In
this country / have sent him number of cases.
who are already benefited by the chloriduni
treatment j. w. Il.
Washington D. c., 1892 18th street, Is DR..
Shades offices and residence, where he may be
consulted on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, free
of charge.
For home treatment send for symptom blank,
booklet, &c. 1t
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Hotel Sorrento
Sorrento, Elaine.

THIS MAGNIFICENT HOTEL. WILL OPEN JUNE
10 with frst-class appointments throughout; cleo
trio lights, Tenris Courts, Bowling Base Ball, etc
excellent livery and beautiful drives; Hay Fever
patients receive instant relief; boating and fishing
unsurpassed. Special terms for the season. La
dies orchestra. For terms, circulars, etc, address,
until June TO- II State ST., Boston, Room T. after
which, Hotel Sorrento, Sorrento, Me.
ap1S-1aw7t CHARLES L. YORKE Mgr
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She is cramped not only by French con-
ventions, but by the criticism of the Eng
lish and resident American girls she meets,
who seem to envy her, while they ostensibly
decry her
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to him.he will not make fool Of himself
before the fair.
It is all distressing to our American, not
because ne wants to get drunk, not be-
cause he wants to be devilish, but because
ne wants to be in the movement And
with him all such social alterations are
associated in his mind with the spur and
the excuse Of alcohol.
Seeing the Sights.
For his daytime hours he is full of &C.
cupation. There are museums, galleries,
carriage rides. excursions, restaurants and
Latin Quarter explorations. not to speak
OF guide book reading and photograph buy
Ing. He may also find himself thrown into
American colony society, in one Of its sew
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
What DIR. barnes Says.

Dr.. e Barnes of No. 1858 West avenue
Buffalo, says: MY patient, John Hdcntses, No.
l52" Niagara street, suffered from dyspepsia for
and tenderness Of the stomach. My remedies
gave him only temporary relief but lie says
since taking Munyon's Remedies be is entirely
cured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02
DIR. Adams Wife Cured.

DR. Adam. Ill Broadway " Y. city: .'one
bottle Of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure suf-
fcient to cure my wife Of rheumatism, thoroughly
and
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BAY POINT HOTEL.
ROCKLAND BREAKwATER,

ROCKLAND BREAKwATER,
THIS LAEGE. WELI-EQI-IPPED HOTEL will
open June 10, under the control of Mr.. n; T. Sew
ell, six years at the head of the Islesboro' Inn.
The Bay Point h ocat fhs cn t mesn Ms
sot Mater BATH and the most perfect water, at.
sClutely pure. The cuisine and attendance will be
boating fishing, lawn tennis, splendid drives and
beautiful scenery; ideal home, with exquisite
ap22 -w&s,2m ' e'''e' ' u P sEwEL1.
OCEAN PARK, on NANTUCKET SOUND, WEST
DENNIS MAss, situated at the mouth Of Bass
cellent bathing boating and fishing; 20 miles of
ocean view rear two rural towns quick train
been completed; prices very reasonable and terms
ThaS Es p hssD an? plan apply RoS to
tcn Mass. Local agents wanted. dp1S-1aws4t
1.-THE AEscULAPIAN'-AN ENTIRELY NEW
summer resort; 2s miles from Washington, D: G.;
Wichle, Fairfax CO., Va. ap1s-s3m'
TO LEr-FOR THE SUMNER SEASON OR FOR
year to R private family only-A large double
is Completely and handsomely furnished and
ttands in acres Of cultivated ground vegetable,
a5st y letter EgSESE Van HES ss1; a1hs
ap25-s&w7t'
NORTH BROOKLYN, ME-.
Board at Cottage Farm, situated on long
terms and Circular direct to W. A. HALE
ap25-s1m
TAKOMA SPRINGS HOTEL.
Formerly HOTEL TAKOMA. North Takoma, DC.
Will be open for guests MONDAY. May II. New
management. Address GEO. II. CORYEIL, Prop.
ep29-1m
KEE MAR HEIGHTS, HAGERsTOwN, MD,
will open about June 20. Delightfully."- situated;
spacious grove, etc; For circulars and rates adj
dress HOTEL HAMILTON, Hagerstown, Md.
ap21-1m
Situate on high bluff Of Potomac river. half
mile from shepheId stown. W. Va. No malaria,
Mountain and river scenery: Grove Of old forest
trees in from Of hot Bathing, boating and
Splendid bicycle Rooms large and airy.
Good service. Every attention paid to hygiene
and the cuisine. Protestant and Catholic Churches.
Telegraph. Two hours to Washington, three
to Baltimore.
Under management of cultivated and refined
lady of experience. References given and re-
Quired. Attractive spot for artists and those
who love the beautiful in nature. Opens May IL.
For further infol mation. apply to
Mrs HhH sssDh snEaM1hp w. 'F Va
T. o. Box 1906 ap1G-1m
BOLIVAR HEIGHTS HOTEL. ON THE SUMMIT
of Bolivar Heights, Harper's Fcrry.-An up-to-
date and ideal summer resort; newly furnished;
large. airy rooms: every convenience; telephone
April %. Trims reasonable: JOHN n. DUKE,
Manager. Address ". ]. MURPHY. Proprietor,
Bolivar, jefferson county. w. Va. ap221m
FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-A HANDSOME IL
room house. known the "Goff cottage" sit
udted on the corner of Mercer and Warren sts.,
Berkeley Springs. w. Va: lot 117x132; on ele-
brated spring water passes tn" house: this prop
erty Is well shaded and has large pOrchcs and
good well OF water. For particulars owner,
+. G. AUKAM, 600 st. NV. ap16-tf
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eral rings and rounds. These amenities
might help his evenings also. But he
wants to know the wicked gayeties of
Paris.
There are two places very much in vogue
at present-in the world of tourists doing
Participates Of whose strange delights he
has heard tell. One is the old Chat Noir
revived again, an artistic cafe, with poets,
song writers and a tiny shadow theater;
the other is the Cabaret du Meant, or in
other language, the Cafe of Death.
At the Chat Noir there is a room full of
chairs and tables. The decoration is in the
style of the thirteenth century, except that
the walls have extraordinary painted panels
designed by Willette, an able if wiIlful por-
trayer of categorical cats, Pierrettes and
windmills. There are also scenes of war;
and love- and death and drink. The spirit
of Nillon, the robber poet, is thought to
lnSer about the place; and there is no
doubt concerning the bodily presence of
Rudolph Sails, the witty originator of the
resort in the old days, and now returned TO
buoy the credit Of the place up to prosperity
again, and any number of youngish, long
haired poets.
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The Jokes Are Chestnuts.

In a theatrical hall above-entrance 81
songs Chinese shadows, recita tons of new
verses and the like pass in turn between a
public made up very much Of tourists who
have come seven or eight years too late to
see the celebrated Chat Noir Once it was
the rallying point of the young and 1.-The
new in art and literature At that time
the chestnutiest old American negro-min-
strel gags passed for new In the mouth
of Alphonse Atlas, one of the original Chat
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From the Moulin
Rouge he goes to
the Casino, from
the Casino to the
F oil e S -Bergere,
from the Folies-
Bergere to the
Jardin de Paris, q
much more stylish
garden than is the
Red Mill, though
owned and oper-
ated by the same
proprietor. H g
must v is i t the
Students ball and
the Cafe ChYnois
at the entrance to
the Bots. Heo alseI
experiments witH
the dreary, SILVER
in open-air con-
c er t 8 of a the
Champs = Elysees,l
the fairy palaces
of the night that
look so tempting.
Everywhere two
fatal annoyances
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PARIS BY NIGHT
The Gay City in Gaslight is Apt
to Be Disappointing.
FROM THE AMERICAN POINT OF VIEW
What the Visitor Sees and Where
He Goes.
D IF E z rem GEM AIS

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
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NORTH BROOKLYN, ME-
Board at Cottage Farm, situated on a long
beach; large fields. sOping to the coast For
terms and circular direct to W. A. HALE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

Many unprecedented physicians throughout the
United States prescribe Munyon's Remedies and
many of them have placed themselves on record as
endorsing these Great Medicines A few will be
found below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

FOR RENT-FoR THE SUMNER
At Deer Park, Garrett Co., Md, 'Fairview Cot
tage;" large house; completely furnished; IA
rooms and outside kitchen and laundry: surround
I'd by extensive, well-shaded lawn, with orchard;
ice house filed; use OF stable and two cows suit
able for large family; ten minutes walk fron, d.
= o. r. R. depot and hotels. For terms write to
p o. Box SO, Weehawkcn. n. J., or after May 1,
TO '.Fairyiew Cottage" Deer Park, Md.
api4-t, tb&s, I'm
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made morbid
I e a d i n e a
c ! a t | o n of
girl" 1t is
therefore, II
holds b a c k
G S t rights.
tinidity, a
ing on guard
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SUMMER RESORTS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Inc Mountain House,

VIRGINIA. hot SPRINGS.
HEALING SPRINGS.
WARM SPRINGS.
2.5OO feet elevation in the great vir-
ginia mountains. Eight hours from
VIRGINIA Hot sPRINGS-Open throughout the
year.
Grand new hotel and other improvements. Bath
ing establishment surprising anything of the kind
in America. Climate nowhere eQualed. Magnif.
cent mountain surroundings. Most wonderful
waters in this country for the Of rheumatism,
govt and nervous troubles. No contagious or in
fictitious diseases treated.
Address FRED STERRY. Manager.
Hot Springs. Bath county, Va.
HEALING SrRINGS-Open June Is.
Delightfully."- situated, 2l5 miles from Hot Springs.
Most valuable waters Of their kind known Hotel
moderate in charges, we'll conducted, quiet and
homeiike; desirable resort for families.
Address A NJ. STIMSON, Manager,
Healing Springs, Bath county, Va.
WARM SPRlNGS-Now open.
5 miles from Hot Springs. Hotel and cottages
conducted frst-class family resort. Most
luxurious swimming pools of thermal water In the
world
Address EUBANK & CLOVER
Warm Springs. Bath county, Va.
Excursion tickets and sleeping reservations at
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Offices 513 and 1921
Pennsylvania avenue, and ITO ST. nv ap2S-tf
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Difference in Temperament.

He says, and he says correctly from the
Anglo-Saxon standpoint, that he ought to
be half drunk to enjoy the lax life he finds
in the promenade around these caperings.
Besides, it is ten to one that he cannot
speak the language.
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TAKOMA SPRINGS HOTEL.
Formerly HOTEL TAKOMA. North Takoma, D. c.
Will be open for guests MONDAY. May IL. New
management. Address GEO II. CORYEIL, Prop.
ep29-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-02

Willard Fl. Morse M. D., F. B. S. &c. Of West
field N. j. who is at the Head of the Profession as
aSkiled Specialist and Consulting Chemist and who
is also author Of the medical textbook New Their
apeutical Agents. says Of Munyon's Rheumatism
Cure
a nal andc hemf
= eciseIy what
name states il to be-,
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KEE MAR HEIGHTS, HAGERSTOWN, ND,
will open about June 70 Delightfully."- situated;
dress HOTEL HAMILTON. Hagerstown, Md.
ap21-1m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Formerly musk was used as medi.
sine in various parts os ths world, but
doctors in civilized LANDS do NOT hold
musk In high ropute. In China It Is
IT'LL thought to be avery good medicine.
out the Chinese havo queer notions
about cures and charms Abbo Hue, a
distinguished traveller, says TINT when u
Tartar doctor finds himself without his
drugs and medicines he is not In the least
embarrassed. Hcwrites the names Of the
needed drugs ON slips Of paper, aud
those, being rolled up in little balls, aro
iwallowed by tho sick man. ''ro swal-
low the name Of u remedy or the rem.
edy itself nay the Tartars, comes to
precisely the samo thing" - Noah
Brooks in st. Nicholas.
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"oh, wonder whose pocketbook this
tsp said a man, stuoning down and
picking y wallet out Of tho ruttor
Immediately u crowd gathered.
WHO lost o pockotbookg no asked.
About 10 out Of crowd Of 20 i'm.
modiatcly spoke up and said that the ,
had been 20 unfortunate.
Then what kind Of ono is iti" asked
the finder Of tho man nearest him
a detailed description followed, aud
still another and another. but the real
owner nd not matorializc
ITS funny thing, finally said tho
man who had found the pockoihook.
that there should DO 40 many people
hero together who had lost pockctbooks 4"
Louisville Commercial
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NOTICE ~ HEIEnI GIVEN THAT ~
~ Pursuance ~ an order Of sale made AVID
entered by tue District Court Probate diylsion,
Inird Judicial District, an hnd Tor SAT- Lake
County, stats Of Utah. on the ltth day OF Or.
toher, a. y. ~ m the matter OF the esiae of
Ihfa ONby htuhowe, deceased, tue under.
ftgued administrator OF SAID ettate will selt al
pfiynte safe for rash Hnd subject 10 coutrma
lion by sad court. the following dtacfiho I
personal property 10 wiz one Eold watch and
cnnin, one picture and three (il shares Of the
capital STOCK OF Iiun'a Co operative MercAu
Tile ibstituuon sad properly can be seen Nv
intending pure hhsrTs tNrTY Gay puul sod az
treese Mercantile tompanys STORE, Nos "a
and "a Main street, SAT- Lake CIV, rAlt Lake
touniy, utah The sale viii no made on or
after noyrmher an IHah. aud tlda IN wiring
will he received addressed 10 undermined Nos.
~ and u Main street. ralt Lake CITY, utlh.
Ten psf cent " sum bid must accompany BID.
N p. MOOLLEN,
Administrator ~ the Ettato OF EliIA Oxby
Matthews, deceased,
Isaac A. wApnELL,
dated October Is, ls.1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-03

Onies Of tho Pioneer Electric rower CON.
pany, ogden. ttah.
StALED PROPOSALS. WILL Nc nv,
- ceiyed a. this once until November eth.
isll and then puhiicly opcned. for farnishlnE
Ill the matfiai and labor required In the
contraction Of a masonry dam snd spillwAy
about o feet long sud % feet hish. 70 &c butt
hcruts the Ogden river In ogden canyon.
itah about aN miles iron The CITY u ogden.
va
risn a. Atubble masonry dam Of the usual
JTe
liAn n. concrete dan consisting % piers
connteif dby concrete hfchcs.
tian q Ar1miinauDn dam. consisting OF
concrete piers with steel plata facing
zach hid q 70 be accompanied by ecftned
check for $500.
A tend fof 5000. with satisfactory sursus,
Will 10 required TOT the faithful performance
81 the contract,
niddsrs, before submitting proposals. must
make a rartfui aud thorough eNsminaton. NJ
person, ~ the site q the cam and spiliway.
llaus and speu'neatous aud instfufii0ns 10
bidder may be obtained on Application 20 The
unfortisnri a. this nnlrc
The right is tessrfe1 10 reject any or Al bids
and 70 wave any int1tmaliuss in the zane.
T.. IA. uANNisILh,
Chirf Huaiueor.
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NoIIce of IRusI1t,s SAC.


NOTICE - HEREBY GivES THAT IN
~ accordance With aud under Tho power
and authofity ffanted BY that certain deed Of
trust made August sith, hpl, 10 The under.
signed trustee, sKseuted By Henry A. " cooley
aud JuliA =. Moolry. be wife, and recorded on
The .afd day Of July, isQf IN hoek - D" of
MORTGAGES, PAGES ~ 70 go, IN the once Of tho
CouutY Recorder u sAit Lake County, utsh,
whirh notice " hereby fefctrcd 10 sud made
part Of This notce, The undenigued trustee
viii oior for sale aud sell 70 the highest bidder
for cash Al thu front door 81 the salt iake
County Court House, Wit Tae south front
snuAnce ~ tho city and County hnilding in
salt Lass CITY, Utah, on the Ath day of Ocio.
Der, ist. At " O'Clock noou on that day, all the
real estate hereinafter desenbed, or 30
much thereof a. may 10 necessary 20
pay and discharge the indcbtedness secured
BY tAid trust deed Ana the amount u
al taxes or assessments on said premises paid
10 accordance with tald Trust heed by the
holder Of said Indebtedness and Interest and
reasonable attorneys fees aud compensation
Of said Trustee. And costs Of this notice and
expenses OF sale
The sale will be made Al he request Of the
holder Of said Indebtedness And because OF
default ~ payment Of said inaobtednCss A.
the maturily thereof SAID real estate above
referred 70 10 situated in tat Lake County.
utah. anf bounded and described a. follows,
io.wit AZ Of % Tour az, hlork furtY Az
go, rat %" Of rAit LAke CITY survey.
JOHN N. CANNON, 1fustee.
nAnLow fEngusos, Attorney for Trustee.
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IsusIets' SALE.

xvoTfgr IL uIuEuY gtyEy THAT IN
~ ssea,da,se an and urafr an. poy9,r
add aefho,tty ,frantsI ~ that rertain deed N
t,ust ,1s,te ap,,i "a ~ III the uud.fstrned
t,,i.tsss ~, 4 ,'tssire a Whtt9Us-fe mi iirn
tsWntn \ "a hlt,efnnf. nor nusb.rd and -.
sassss In iiaat 81 y 81 Nofi,soes' a Nc. Al,
r,s9,,t. - ali ate teunts' a an ths t,ndTr'
sisnsa tfrsie~. mi oiier ~ sale md ssil Ia
AZ. his6est Iiiier Tor essh Al M fronf ioof III
M. santt toass' ~ vi. M sest non. sntfanss
10 the ! nv End t'oantv Uuidlnr IN sal lac
Inv. sail iale County. utan, ou Noysmisl
AL, Il. ., NJ IL ociock noon " that day, aii tho
ibs'eof al neessssf, 10 gsy md flsehsrse I'M
nf'nrtraI ann tnfnuansd In and serured
b. sald tfust i1oed. and Tho inief1
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Though Many admits ~ rirrt- Them.
Many ladies have ~ great = liking
for coffee for breakfast that the meal
seems nat anu unsayofy siihout ";
but tbs muddy conf lexion which l.
aimtHt a Hufs aecimpanimeni. IL =
great trial sni the QUESTION u serious.
~ diitns,ed many auu many tlmei
over In once mind, whethuf A. IL pni.
sible 10 give over the coffee sad gfadu.
ally get back the lost cOmplt on, OF
keen on with the flee ma ge, N with
tho bad skln aud make tue best Of u.
The dhofdsred stomach and liver
fomstim,s bfing on more SERIOUS
tfoub'es. To quit the uie VI c, fico Ia
The only thu relief, II cJntsius thr
same poisonous alkaloids n tebicoe.
stfychnine aud morphine, nltntulh
ltss IA volume. Ore eau use the de
lici0Ua hot fOod.drink, Postum &c.
zeal, nj neal. anu never miss the
c nee. II browns tue deep stALbfown
q Mocba aud lakes on the rich golden
blown oil old Java when cream 10
added. 10 10 mate by tue Postum
| Cetcai Go. Lin. Of Battle Cfeeh, Mich.
Ian, Iufoly snd wholly VI tho nout.
lshlnt gains intehoei ~ the CfcaiOf
.cr msns subsistence. fhe pungent
taste 90 well liked IN strong cJfiee 10
f1thineJ In Postum.
Nature quickly rec vcfs when coffee
10 lett N aad the natural neal h cUfiie
10 u,,d IN na place. Health al tleep is
sgain ,uIiytd aud nerves. stomach,
ivtb bowels AMI heart ceaie their
com plainiug when the disturbing
Csu.e 10 withlfawD.
these are great big live facts worthy
the attention Of anyone who csfes Tot
Tue exquisite fun VI being perfectly
well.
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NyoIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~
N accordance with and under tho poWer
aaa Aa,a9y ss,h ~ s{ va t 1s,'a,a assd 2,
trustees W Catherine Z. MhiptemoFe And
beniAmin y. wms,smors, her huiband. aud
recorded IN HOOK "a o. Mortgage, AZ pAse
undersiEned trustees Will oder for salo and
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash Al the front
door oilhe court house. loNit, The west front
salt Lake CITY, salt Lake uounty. titan, on
Noyembtr gist. is,d. a. u o'clock noon OF that
day, all tho real esthio hereinafter described
or 80 much tn ercof o. necessary 10 pay aud
difehaTGe thu principal suin mentioned In and
secured ~ said trust deed, and tho interest
thereon A. provided by said truss deed, and
reasonable attorneys feee and compensation TO
sad trustees aud expenses OF sale. The sale
viii be made ~ the request Of The holder OF
said Indebtedness and beeAuss Of default In
tho payment Of fhld indehla dness At maturity.
situate IN the CITY aud County Of SAT- Iaku,
staie otu iah, and particularly described a,
The a6uih ouo.half OF lot 4, In block u OF
plat"A." talt Lake CITY nuryc3 containing ~
square rods ~ iAnd,
lhe property l. 90 situated that u can DO
advsnlaFeously separated into the 10 lowing
dtscrihed parcels, anu % viii be offered ~
fuch parcels and told IN such parcels or other
pafesia or ~ 4 whole, according 10 wrat
advantage Of III persons Interested therein.
to.wlt
Parcel -commenclug at point 10 rod,
noTth Of the southwest corner OF said lot Land
running thence east 10 rods, thence fnuth 10
feet thence west ~ rods, aud thence north ~
feet TO tho place of beginning.
iareel s-tommtneinE NJ the southwest
IS foet. thsnco aarih isi ieet. ibence west 4
ieol, ana ihencu south 80 feet 10 the place Of
Parcel Commencing a. tho souihea,t
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