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Felipe DmR Rr.AY
Ia sa1orita de Baaulieu 90 levanM o=galloaa. Y

Ia sanorita de Baaplieu 30 levsnt6 o=galloaa.
mlrsndo &c antique norio con admirable aero.
nidad, aijo tcarQoils EnenHe:
~~ipero, 1oQaos nj no dahea expiIoaofonoa.
bi naossitas Do nj perd6n' Te oaass, eegdn ma
han dioho, con le hija da oeae caballero. (Y en
ct. Erase prodig6 CLARA tesoroe de desd4p.)
Me psreos Que dereoho tienea d hacerlo, puesto
que tan libre eres como 70.
Al cir estas palabras, pregunt6se el Daque
al era juguete de un bueno. Miro Clara, q Ia
Baroness y So tt', violas sin emoci6n apa-
rente, ain triste n y sin o6lera. Cuando espera
ba tener que enjugsr sus ldgtimar, encont 6se
con sonrisas 1Bra possible que durante aquel
af1o, tan fatslmente emplesdo por 81 le olvidara
Ia senorita de Beaulieu hasta el punto que pna
fr.aes indioaban?
-Tu novia me ha anunoiado la feliz noticia
prosigui6 Clare;-ha hecho muy bien, yo no
debo haoer menos
Dando algunos pasoa haoia la terraza, lam6
con Ia mano Felipe
Davorada por Ia ouriosidad, sigui6 Atana.
aia sal daen de la ferrerfa en- un instante Sc
rennieron ca Ell salon cuantos estaban en- ell pa
lscio.
-Dsho, cahalleroa prase, tsroa uno otro
dsi@ lasspdorita de Bsaulien con terrible san.
Rra feia.
deaignando al duque Felipe, anadl6;
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M; nrimo al duoue de Bl;env.

Mi primo, el duque de BignY,
Volyi6adosa deapuea hdoia Gaet6n, deRa
fando 80 mirsda, proaigni6:
~~Duque, 81 eeGor Derblav nj futnro ea
poso.
Tn rayo que oayera sobre el palaoIo no
hubiera produoido tan faerte emooion como 90
tas palabrss en- los espeotsdores de Ia escsna.
Atanasis tuvo IN Vertigo, y SD sonrosado sefls
blante Sc puso de color de cenisa. Ell B. ron y
Ia Baroneea Sc miraron sorprendidos, hnica
mente B.che6n Susana no demostr~rnn atani
raoion 81 notario po, que habfa trabsj jado con as
lucia para conseguir este resultsdo, y SusaDa
porque ell cari1o & tu hermano no le permiti6
dudar de que Ia een orita de Beaulieu acabarfa
por hacer Justicia al m6rito irresistible de Fe
ipe
Demostro Ell duque entonoes que la prdoti-
Ga de su diplomaoia no le habfa sido irdtll. Sc
repuso enseguids, DON aotitud irreproohable
dirigi6 al se1or Derblay una amable sonrisa.
-Le felicito usted, caballero -dfioe con
VOC spenas tremula-por oasarse con la persona
cuya mano pocos de nosotros eramos digaos
de aspirar.
Comprendi6 Atanasia que en- aquel momen.
to preoisabs afrontsr con aerenidad al terrible
golpe one Ia dirigia con au aatitnd Ia sefiorita
de Reanlien, acerodndoae 4 ~ ves mirando
4 Clara eep ateneidn, diio'
e &s
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Or. R. n. PONTE e HIJO.-OIRU.
AMOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 21 e..
uina 4 La Fortaleza San Juan.


Prim0 tercerd un jardfn
un prinad dos alcance,
y una tarde, CON Joaquin,
hacia alli mo encamine.
Al entrar, el jardinero
de esta manera me habl6:
-Prtmerd dos, caballero,
mas su acompafiante, no.
El prtmo dos de ust6
es tan solo personal;
mas esperen, que ahora ire
& llamar al principal.
Vino Ell administrator,
NOS salud6 nuy cumplido,
y resulto aquel o. for
un antique conocido.
Una dos.tercerG de higos
& nuestra caea mand6,
pues & secar, ara amigos
muchos en- tOdo metio.
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AaeANnEa MALES aRANDss nsMn-.

81 empobre mento organco anqula el oqerpo
fuerzA vgor ah la lndieac on especial del Vino Cordial
de Cerebrtna de Ulric 60 por os neea mas es
81 reconatituyente poderoae e vtatZs
doT'' rapi6o
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GERONIMO zeRBi CoRREDoR DIE

GERONIMO ZERBi CORREDOR DE
C0M ERCIO Agents de- aegocios, tlene
su oficina Gale de Ia FOrtale3a
nnm 3rO l9, de esta ciudad. r.
P. l0CICDN ANTIHERPETICA DEL Doc.
MoNTEsRs meior medcameto para curar los herpes
luitares pcaz6n 81 momento de apcarla La oeon
esaparece empenes manchas espenlas de
Exto Immediate Pfdase en- Codas Las Dotcas
Ia isla Al del senor GulermeY, 0eposar
LOS INMORTALES.-M
Iba cogiendo fl ,res
guardando en- la falda,
Mi ninfa, para hac una gulrnalda;
Mas primero las t0ca
A los rosados labiog de su boca,
Y les da de su aliento los olores;
Y rsteha por su bien, entire una rosa
Uoa alb ia escondida
Su dnlce humor hurtando,
Y emo en- la hermosa
Flor de los labios SO halo, atrevida
La pic0, sac6 misl, fu6se volando.
LMIs Mdrt5n.
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venTA De INA FlNcADe CAFE

Situada en- e pueblo de Lares barrlo del mismo non.
ire ounce minutos del pueblo. Esta Sc CO mpoDe
con som ra nueva de guabas gnineos platanos;
mas doce de p .tanos gui eos nuevoss COZ g1uaba
pastos : ma,ieras. I enc megnihea casa de
baios recien trulda demas establecimientos
nnevos Y comodamente prepara los para toto punto
de Comercio mag 'fco facilmente Sc pueden com
prar terrenos colndantes con dfcha finca ell ndme-
ro de 20J cuerdas mas que desee que la
interese puede dirlgirse don Carmelo Gonzdlez
dcha inca Q sen0res Acevedo y Compania este
pueblo (Lares) II
Dos amigos dinutaba sobre Ell valor
de las ualh bras, y d cia uno ds ellos:
--Deiara de waller mas mil que ciento?
-YO to pro are 10 contrario
-lImpoeibt
-Vamos, iqu6 prefieres: mil palos 6
Glen dur.n?
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TAhODTOA EONNlBUSY COGuE5
EWPkEOA = Ell BIEH PuBLlC0'-
~ { u ala l.0 de Mario rlgen hs Pr cioe
signientes:
P, de ''Alfonso XII" San 10 rTvs
turce vice. versa
Los demas precios sin alteration.
Quedan suprimidOs los abonos entire
trayectos intermedios en- Santurce. 15-.9s
Un bromista va casa de un banque.
70 dice uno de los empleados:
d Es cierto que se encargan ustedes
de la negotiation de toda clase de fondos!
ST, sehor.
Pues bien; tengo un fondo de triste7a,
del cual quisiera desprenderme Immediate.
mente.
kLMkCEN Liberia de OLYMPIC Ote-
ro-( (ronceJ Puerto Rico ESPLUGAs.
Milagro.-Foika, rs c~ntavos.
Sull flo electric g alop 40 centavos.-
ESPINOSA M Jra1ma. Capricho, 80 cen
tavos.-FIELD.- .-17 Nccturnos, peso.
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LAS TUlLERIks HOTEL Y REsTAJ

RANT,--San Justo 10 san Juan Puerto
Rico Reetaurado recien5emente este es
tablecimianto pned9 ofrecer la mayor co.
moliIad 4 los viagoros al publico en- ga
neral Cneuta CON personal inteligente y
i'm nu6vo lofo alo cocina que ha demostra
DO su competencia en- muchos estableci
mientos de esta fndole en- la Habana en-
esta Capital. Su conocimiento del ramo
esta reconocido genera}m nte y merece la
aprobaci0n do las personals d" gusto que
ercuentran siernDre en- LAS TU LLERIAS
to1o cuaneo puedan desaar. Sc edmiten
a:.onad4g -~Se sirve Ia carta. 15-9
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Soluci6n la Charada de aver
CA SA co MES
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MISCELANEAS" 20; Fs6.d dqa Morales sSs<

Acabl de publicarse esta importante obra de ar
tcu politicos i.erarios del esforzadn nolemlsta
pua r iqueGo. Sc encuentra de venta - cent, .
Yos eiemnlar en- Ia librera de SaniuriO , 70
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Mechanlcsvllle Notes.
nEcHANIC>vILLE, Sept, 4!

nEcHANIc>vlLLE, Sept, y, 1856.
The Henron not snrper, on account OF sick.
ness in tn. TAMIL, If Dr. Hs \. DuBose, was
served ~ Tie spacious residence of Mrs. 4. E..
Kennedy, by the kind Invitation Of MIR. and
Mrs Charles Decker, who now occupy it..
Every thing passed off very nicely and pleas
autly. It's much TO be regretted that many
promioent persons, whose presence adds zast
to such occasions, could not attend on ac-
count of sickness. The proceeds netted about
fifty dollars.
Cotton is fast disappearing from the fields,
and it seems curious to "a ''old stager" 10
see the 6el9s cutting on their winter robes
before October comes, but such is the feet.
The rice crop, where it has had any chance,
is very good, Notwithstanding the long hot,
dry spell.
The sick generally are getting better, but
Drs. DuBose and Fraser are constantly son
the go From what ! can learn it is the
same thing in other sections.
The pea crop is a partial failure, bat |
think the yield will be about ar average.
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Cosmopolitan for October.

The Cosmopolitan Magazine for Oc ooer is
ofexceptionsl io,eres,. The advent of autumn
has been celebrated by the Issue of a numher
tha, will be read With zes; by all who enjoy
we'll written ard amusing fiction, sketches OF
travel snd literary criticism.
a Modern FAIRY i's'e' aad "Tha Trae
History of Oar Cooks' aold the places of
honor in the nucoer, but ''A Summer Tour
in tie Scottish Highlands aod 'The Perils
and Wonders Of True Desert are no; less
interesting. The latter article is written oy
Capt D. D. G:;;;:ard. Z. S. 4 WHO is a
native Of this county, aua has numerous
friends aad relatives who take much interest
in his career The department devoted to
car. aad Letters has articles of especial
interest relative to the latest books that have
attracted attention in this country and in
Europe. The Cosmopolitan, Irwington, n.
Y, 81 per year, or flom H. G.. Osteen 4 Go ,
news dealers. Ten cents pec number.
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PRIVATEER PERSONALS.

PRivArEER TOWNSHIP. 5. g Sept 26, '9s.
!Jr j. ~ D,nlr' viii coaduct" proir"cied
nee,,ns i, th- riud,: schoui house lhls
week.
The Sumter Oil aad Fertilizer Company
has erected seed house at Tinda depot. Mr.
Drane Tindal is the company's agent
Mr. W. J Ards, of Manchester township,
has au Interesting relic Of the war. |. Is a
can,ees which Mi. Arois got when prisoner
at Ship Island, from a man who 10 turn OBJ
,aired it from the yankees.
Ex.Sher,ff John N Tindal is the first
nre,iden1ial elector sh.t Privateer township
has ever had.
MIR. Ashby Bradford has been visiting in
MayesviIle, and Mss Susie .s visiting there
nov.
Miss Talulah Rivers is attending the Packs
Vile School.
Cadet Furmau Tisdale expected to return to
the South Carolina Co-Educational ln-
s,itu,e at Williston to-day.
Mrs Bra,toa Ingram is visiting in Darling
ton county.
Mr. Tom J. Osteen, of Bryan county, Ca,
is visiting in the township
Sallie Capty, negro woman who was
probably the Oldest person in the township,
died recently. She wAs estimated to be over
100, and we are Informed that she had about
eighteen children, of whom the youngest is
Manly Cauty, over so years of age.
Mr.. Jasper N. Connors died at Pinewood
Sunday moruing, aged about 5S. He was
member of Benoow regiment during the
Confederate var.
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Principles of Profitable Farming.

The attention Of our readers is called to a
mos. valuable little book, entitled "Princi.
Piles of Profitable Farming" We do not
know of any book on the subject that gives
to the farmer SO much practical informStion
in the Same short space In this book exper-
inents are described upon different soils and
crops, and the farmer is Instructed how 70
use fertilizers properly, in order 10 procure
the largest yields.
Toe reading matter is divided into three
parts, as follows: Part |. describes some Of
the important results FIRST obtained by Prof.
Wagner, Director of the Experiment Station
at Darmstadt, Germany, through green.ma-
nlrng by means of potash phosphate fertill-
Zation. Part II. gives an account of the Ex-
perimentel Farm a. Southern Pines, North
Carolina State Horticultural Society, acting
~ cooperation with the State experiment
Station The object of the experiments con-
Quoted at this farm is to ascertain the reia-
tive proportions OF the three principal ferti-
izing ingredients needed by various fruit
aud vegetable crops, viz, potash, phosphoric
acid and nitrogen. Part III. is a summary
of many important results obtained by the
use of potash in experiments conducted at ex-
pertinent stations in the United States.
The foregoing outline will give the reader
some idea of the scope and character of this
little book. All the facts are stated in clear
concise language, and the principles Of profit
scle farming are set forth in practical way.
Toe book, which il full Of il ustratons and
neatly printed and bound, is tree Of charge,
card addressed TO the German Kali Works,
SO Nassau St New York, N. Y, being all
that is necessary to securea copy. No INTEL
lgent farmer should be without il.
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The Nondescrlpt Club

At :.asin IS mcvrtrg OF the Nondescrirt
C!an, i:s'd NJ the residence "f Mrs : ".
Alktl Tnnrs It; evening, th- tviiowios officers
were eltc ed:
President, Miss Dulcie Noise.
Vice-Ptesident, Miss Annie Gailard.
Secretary, Miss Paulire Gailard.
Executive Committee, Misses Bessie Ingram
and Anuie Graham and Messrs Ausey Hardy,
and J. N. Knight together With the Presi-
dent, Vice and Secretary constitute
the Executive Committee.
The present club is the old Nondescript
Club, which had very successful existeRce
of several seasons some years ago. revived.
PAULINE P. GAILLARD,
Secretary.
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Thanks Of the Ladies.

The ladies of Bethel Church desire to thank
you aud the many friends who 80 linerally
patronized our festival. We took in S56 %,
with very little expense. We regret that
some did GOT get sl they wanted. The reason
was, that out of eighteen families only egh'
participated, the rest had the hand Of athic'
ton upon them and some sorely. Will do
better when all are we'll again.
Sumter Herald please copy
NJ J M1cHAU.
Oswego, Sept. %, 1895.
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Mr. Jno c. 8aily. Jr., of Greenville, S. c.,
graduate Of Princeton Theological School
has been called to the pastorate Of the Wedge
field Presoyteriao church Ti1zab and Sum
merton churches " i'll also cell him on rext
Sunday. These calls wil! be ac,sd apoH 81
the meeting Of Harmony PTesby'ery 70 COP
we're at Indian:own ch@;ch cn 7:h Ct DC.
tober.
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Mr.. N. W. Jones, of Pisgah, bss hickory
stick ninety y-six years OLD. |: was carved IN
1900 By Oliver Mahstfey, q Revolutionary
soldier, for Mr. Jones father, who was also
a Revolutionary soldier. Mr. Jo'es came 10
possession of it at the death Of nis father, Mr.
Nathaniel Jones. The stick is very well pre-
served.
J. G DUPRE.
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A Small Fire.

The house on Republican street, owned by
Mrs. H. a. Hurst, caught fire yeterday mora
icg aud the blaze was making rapid headway
wh. the alarm calliog out the fire depart
ment was given. Both Squads responded
promptly, out Delgar, beiog much cearer the
IRE, arrived first and extiogu;shed it before
It,uch damage was doae. The damage will
be covered by fifty dollars.
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Old Walking Cane.

Oswego, Sept. %, 1896.
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The j. D. Craig Co.

A charter has been issued to the ]. D. Craig
Furniture Company. The officers OF the
company are j. D. Craig, president; F. " :.
Spann, secretary directors, j. D. Craig, F.
VI. Spann and George H. Hurst. The capital
stock of the company is $4,000, OF which
S.. 500 has been subscribed.
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a Cure Fer Bilious Collie.

RESOURCE, Screven Co.. GA have been
subject TO attacks Of bilious collie for several
years Chamberl4in's Collie. Cholera and
DiarrhoeA Remedy is the oul7 sure relef
II acts like chacm. One dose of it gives
relief when all other remedies ,ail.-G. D..
Sharp For sale ny Dr.. A. j China.
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A New York daily World or Journal is
given free to every purchaser Of 6Ye cent
cigar at e. Osreen l. Go g
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Mr. Geo. L. Smith, of the Geo. L. Smith
Mantcl Co., Louisville, Ky, writes Feb. &c,
1894: For about a year WIS 4 terrible suf-
fcrcr from heart trouble, which got so bad
1 was obliged to sit up in bed to get my
breath. l had to abandon business and
could hardly crawl around. My friend, Mr.
julius c. Vcgh:, one Of our leading pha rma-
cists, asked ne TO try DR.. lilies Heart Cure.
I had used little more than q bottle when
the pain ceased and palpitations entirely
disappeared I have not had the slightest
trouble since, and today an attending to
business rs regularly as ever
Sold by druggists everywhere. Book on
Feart and Nerves sent free Address Dr..
Niles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Df. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.


NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undornignei, Geo NJ. Cannon, trustee,
pursuant TO the authority granted him by thai
certain deed OF uusL executed by ElirA A..
willis ana beorgo W wills, recorded Augu al
2eth, 1874, IN go" page isl, Of Mortgage, In
tho once u tho salt Lake County Recorder.
aud NJ the request OF kon'a Bonont building
cribud IN said deed ~ trust. which deed Of
trust u hereby referred 20 aud made
a part u this notice. viii, on the 18th day Of
July 1880, az tho hour Of " O'Clock noon Of Fatd
day, Hcll 10 the highest bidder tor each nt the
west front door ol tho JOint city and County
building, At bait Lake tity, Utah, that being
The county court house Of said city, all the fol.
loving described properly, 10 wit
Az mat certain piece Or parcel OF land,
situated In aforesaid CITY aud County OF salt
Lane, state OF Utah, bounded and particularly
described ~ follows, t0'wlti Commencing az
point one % rod south OF tho northwest
corner Of lot four 90 In block twenty t1u)
pat ~" SAT- Lake tiiY survey, and running
thence east nluo lV rods and ten (iul
feet thence north one % rod thence
east one % rod, thence south TWEEN.
east three rods aud eleven Ci feet, thence
south suycniy.iw0 tiN degrees and L. enty
i've t3'l minutes west ten Q1l rods, thence
north ak ltl rods 10 place ~ beginning
Also nlno lll shares u l2th HcueH stock In
the Ilonh Honent building society, pledged
TO secure tho Indebtedness dssouOsd In said
deed OF trust
said sale will be made 20 satisfy the said in.
dohiodnoae, together with interest ami zines,
costs and expenses Of sale and expenses OF
trustee, GEORGE NJ, CANNON,
- Trustee.
Attorney for said company
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NOTICE of TRUSTEES SAC.

NLyuEWEAB OK TnE tiRsT DAY OF
w october lsil. Arthur + iorl and Alice
iof hia wife made, executed and deli!sred
10 q. ". O.. Ct nth their certain bond and con.
ditionod for the payment VI ij,OIu ana interest
according 20 ten Interest coupon notes thcrc'o
whofGa' the said parties on tho same date
executed and delivered TO Frank hnot a.
trustee for said brinth trust deed conveying
90 him in trust tue following described real
estate situated In ~alt Lake county, Utah. -.
wit. Lots seventeen tIlI, eighteen tlsI and
nineteen tlil be- Biock turce 90 iu fcfttns
FIRST Addition 20 Aalt Lake CITY and any aud
al water rights belonging 90 or Gsci ON asiu
premises and any part thereof, which sald
trust deed was duly recorded 300 tho ouce Of
the county recorder ut SAT- laAe county, Utan,
ON tho lttn dHy Of NOyumuUf, ls1t, A. 1850 y.
m IN book nlf" uf mortgages. pages sa. ~, and
Whereas said trust deed provided that
should default be- made iu the payment Of said
bond or eitner OF the interest coupons, ID.
cording 70 tn1 tenor and effect thereof. for =
uerioduf 80 days AftCr their maturity thAt u
should be- lawful tor SAID trustee 10 cell and
dispoto ot .ail property, Ani ali tue Ilght
siid Arthur =. Teri and Alice fcrl he wife, ut
public auction % tho front uUur Of the county
court house ~ talt Lako CITY, SAT- LAKE
county, Utah, for caah, by giving ~ days
previous notice % such sale by publication
once in each week Tor four successive weeks,
IN ncwspspcr at that time published IN SAT
whereas. there has been default made IN
the payment tUr more than days after their
maturity 90 AUN tulnWlrE luiNfClt coupons uuo
Apul lat lsnt, october It, 1885, April iaL
ISIS, October tsL $50. April It, 1906. aud
Whereas, by reason Of said defaults the legal
holder and owner ~ said bond aud decd u
uust. q. ". D, 6tinith. has declared the whole
OF Hatd Indebtedness due aud payable ana has
requested The undersiguUd tfgHtec 30 CNccnto
The power M snid trust deed. now. therefore, !.
the undersigned trustee. 10 The request OF the
legal ho der ~ Hatd note, by XIrtuU Of tue
poser anu authority In noe vested and in nc /.
yUrdhnrc with mo provisions OF shli trust Decd
viii. on Tuesday the isth day u August, is'l,
nc % O'CLOCK noon Of fstI dale. ht The south
front door NJ too County D0uu House % salt
Lake County, on south state street salt Lake
CITY, Utah, soIl the above described premises
81 puulir auction 10 the hiahUst aud beet md
der Tor cash, together with all right, title,
benefit and equity Of redemption ct tho said
arthur q Zen and Alice frrl their hours ana
afagua. Tor the purpose NJ paying thc amounts
due on Hhii iniehtedutsa vita thu costs aud
expenses Of executing this trust ma the sad
uustUO viii maize, execute. acknowledge ard
deliver ~ the purchaser or purchaHUrH % said
premises, good and sufficient deed OF deeds Of
conveyance therefor
Dated July Do. is1f. salt Lake city. Utah
fkANk hNOA, Trustee.
trErnENs a sMitit, Attorneys for Trustee.