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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

d A report emanating from represen-
tatives of large property and business
interests on upper Main street has il
that a strong effort will be made tC
change the location of the proposed
union passenger depot from the vicin-
ity of Third South and Fourth West
a streets to the foot Of Sodth Temple
street. Failing in this effort, the plan
viii be to induce the Oregon Short
Line to withdraw from the compacst
formed with the Rio Grande Western
and erect a splendid independent pas
senger station on the site of the present
depot of the Short Line.
When il is recalled that ali the land
desired for the union depot on Fourth
West has been secured, either by pur-
i chase or options, the difficulty of UNI
dertaking to change the location is ap-
parent. The END in view can only be
accomplished if at all, by securing and
donating to either or both the Oregon
Short Line and Rio Grande Western,
whatever additional ground may be
needed for larger trackage and depot
facilities sufficient, at least, to compen-
safe for what has already been ex-
pended but this, it is asserted, repre-
sentatives of upper Main street inter
ests are preparing to do.
III dIRQeQ -. M. l., Jle
Mormon church and owners of property
on Richards street and West Temple,
since the location Of the federal build
ing did not go to the Deseret News
corner, see that the retail district is in
danger of moving south, with a pros
pect of running west on Third South
street toward the proposed union de-
pot. 1t is for the purpose of checking
SC CHI Of ln
southwark that the move to change the
site of the union depot is taking form.
Owners of property along South Tenn
pie street toward the Oregon Short
Line station are said to be aiding the
efforts of North Main streeters
Persons who are pinning their faith
to lower Main street and Third South
appear to have no fear that rivals for
the business center will be successful
in the effort to move the site of the
union depot OF either South Temple or
even to First South. along Third West.
Deseret News New Building.
A move that is Of Importance to up
per Main street interests, but which
probably cuts no very significant figure
in the question OF whether South Tenn
pie shall be a depot street, is the au-
thoritative announcement that a five
story modern building will be erected
for the Deseret News on the historic
corner now occupied by the Hall of
Relics. The building viii occupy S2Ib
feet on Main street and Ito feet on
South Temple. The old structures now
on the ground viii be removed at once
so that eXcavating may begin and the
foundations put in this winter. 1t is
the intention to have the News issue its
Jubilee edition. in celebration of its
fiftieth anniversary, from the new
building June Is next.
The erection of the Deseret News
building viii add much to the appear
ance OF upper Main street. and prob
ably pave the way for the improve
ment of the other old corner and prop
erty adjacent.
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White Meat Market Sold.
Salt Lake City, Sept. 80, 1899.

Salt Lake Clty, sept. 80, 1879
Public Announcement
The White Mercantile company beg
to announce that they have disposed of
the meat department of their establish
ment to Mr.. S. S. Dickinson & Co, who
will hereafter conduct the business
heretofore carried on by US at 22-24
West First South street. Mr. Dickin-
son is well known TO our patrons, hav-
ing been associated with US for the last
two and one-half years. We ask for
him a continuation of the patronage to
the house. and we take pleasure in
recommending him to the trade as be-
ing thoroughly competent to carry on
the business, and we are sure that he
viii take pleasure in continuing to fur
nish to the trade the same excellent
goods that our market has become IA
nous for.
WHITE MERCANTILE COMPANY.
In retiring from business in this city
we feel that il ~ an opportune time to
offer our sincere thanks TO the citizens
of Salt Lake for the very liberal pat
ronage that we have received at their
hands for the past twenty-five years,
and we feel sure that our successors. S.
5. Dickinson & Co., will prove them.
selves worthy of a continuation of The
patronage which has been bestowed
upon us. WHITE & SONS.
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DINNER-BILL OF FARE.
Merchants, Cafe, Sunday. Oct. l.

Merchants Cafe, Sunday, Oct, 1.
Blue points on deep shell.
Sailed Almonds Queen olives
Kalamazoo Celery.
Chicken Gumbo, Southern style.
Consomme Claremont.
Planked White Fish. Delmonico.
Pomme Princess.
Grilled Mountain Trout. Parsley Butter.
Potatoes Julienne.
Sliced Tomatoes. Sliced Cucumbers.
Radishes.
Pimolas (stuffed olives.) g
Boiled Young Capon, Supreme.
Boiled Diamond Ham,
Deviled Sauce.
Fresh Crab Salad Zen Mayonnaise).
Chicken Salad.
Tenderloin of Beef, Larded.
Sauce Bourgegnotte.
Fried Spring Chicken, a, la Maryland.
Fresh oysters, a la Newberg.
Roman Punch.
Broiled Breast of Willow Grouse.
English Bread Sauce
Fried Utah SQUAD on Toast, with
Rasher Of Bacon.
Baked Canvas Back Duck (stuffed)
Baked Apples.
Prime Roast Of K. c. Beef, au Jus.
Roast Young Utah Turkey.
Cranberry Sauce.
Fried Sweet. Potatoes
Bermuda Onions In Cream.
French Peas petit Pois).
New Succotash.
Asparagus on Toast.
Mashed Hubbard Squash.
Strawberry Cream Fritters.
Sauce Sabayon.
Floating Island. Harlequin Ice Cream
Rum Cmelette.
Roquefort, Edam, American Cheese,
With Bent's Water Crackers.
Cafe, au Coenac.
NAT COLLINSON, JR., Propr.
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BUYING FOR RAILROADS.
Deeds Pass For Right of Way In
Northwestern Part of the Civ


In line with the exclusive announce
ment in The Herald ten days ago that
several purchases of land in the north
western part of the city were in prog
ress for railroad trackage purposes, ].
w. Skinner, who is known to be act
ing for outside parties, yesterday filed
for record deeds to a strip of land 200
'Heet IN width along the west side of
the Oregon Short Line track from Fifth
North street northwesterly a distance
of about half d mile. Several more
deals have been closed for property
forming the right OF way secured, and
they VIII soon be filed for record
Mr.. SINNERS grantors are Thomas
G. Sherman of New York, who sold
parts of blocks 81 and 100. plat C, and
block l36, plat a, for $3.50; Kate Ma
son iiofstra Of New York, selling a
strip through block los. plat c. for
s., 500, and G. L. Culmer OF this city,
who parted with a fraction of block 64
Kinney & Gourlay's addition.
1t is regarded as certain that Mr..
Skinner's purchases are in the interest
OF either the Burlington or the South
ern Pacific railroad, seeking an entrance
70 Salt Lake or an outlet. Mr.. Skinner
IS closely associated with E. b. Wicks.
Inc buI lEiglon SgnQiCateS local repre-
sentative. The fact that a large block
Of ground is reported to have been Sc
cured in North Salt Lake by Mr.. Skin
ner and Mr. Wicks would seem to indi
cate that the Lew railroads shops and
yards would be located in that part of
the city.
The securing of right of way over
private ground VIII give Mr.. SINNERS
clients entrance to Fourth West street.
the proposed route of all railroads to
enter the projected union depot. On
the south end Fourth West street is
approachable without purchase of right
OF way.
A transfer recorded yesterday for
property in North Salt Lake, near the
copper plant, was that wherein George
X. Shaffer Of Canon City, Colo. has
conveyed, for a consideration of SIS. Goa.
a tract of 222.Sl acres to August Heck
scher. Whether or not this transaction
has anything TO do with the railroad
problem cannot be stated at this time
with any degree of certainty.
another deed was taken yesterday
by +. b. Wicks TO property that has
been secured for part of the union
passenger depot. In the deed filed for
record Elizabeth B. Tucker convened "a
feet by 50 rods on the east side OF
Fourth West street. between Second
and Third South The price paid was
Ss,0Ja What property Mr.. Wicks has
not YET actually purchased in that vi |
cinley ne holds contracts for convey |
aace pending examination of title.
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Information Wanted.
(Chicago Newsl

Miss Upperten-Clara' - began the
young man, 'you have no doubt noticed
thar my attentions Of late have been more
than that of mere friend. / love von
Clara, and in asking you to share my lot
Pardon me for interrupting you" said
the practical maiden, but has the LOT
You wish me TO share good house on II
with ali the modern improvements?
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FUTILE BROS, Progress building
5-room brick cottage, modern, and lot
3x10, on Center st. hill, 4 blocks from the
temple. $3.50; rents for SIS; S-room mod
ern brick, fine location, taken on mort
gage, sell for. $4,000; modern Groom and
hali and bath room, Darlington, complete
~ furnished, $1,000 We have some great
bargains in lots, too. Tuttle Bros, 149
So. Main st.
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A Thoughtful husband.
(Chicag go News1

NHlcdgO NeWS.J
You asked me to bring you some pin
money this morning" said the young hus-
band.
Yes she replied with an air OF ex-
pectancy.
Well said he. Il thought I might as
Wen save you trip downtown. so 1
brought you paper of pins instead"
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LEAVES A VACANCY.
Mayor VIII Probably Name Mr..
Swans Successor.

The death of Auditor Swan will make
a vacancy in his office, which will prob
ably be filed by mayoralty appoint
ment, subject to the confirmation of
the council. During Mr. Swans abb
sence last summer his son, Douglas A.,
filled the position, and it is not unlikely
that he will be chosen to complete the
unexpired term of his father.
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ME BEST in the market at price.

? THE BEST in the market at price.
$500, modern brick Z rooms, bath. in Al
location; car line. nice lot. 4F
$3.50, brick 6 rooms, 215x1G, close in.
S114D, brick 4 rooms, nice lot. car line.
s., 15D, modern rooms. near End East St.
S1,501, neat adobe rooms, 3x10 lot, 4th
East, $500 cash, balance per cent, long
time
$500, modern brick rooms. bath, toilet,
etc, 3x10 lot nice place, list So, east.
81, 900. brick rooms, barn, SKI lot, snap.
$500, nice frame 21@x10 on instaIlments.
s925, rustic adobe, lined, nice lot, close in.
S4I5, choice building lot, 21ax9 close in.
$500. 60x165 in Al location.
500, Sx10, 7th E., near 3rd So, snap.
5000, 70x165, 4th East ST., cheap.
Ihave also number of nice homes and
building lots that have beenstalSen in for
mortgage, for sale cheap ON monthly pay
ments or long time. Cali at G. H. Knowl-
denis real estate and loan agency, q w.
End So. ST., upstairs. Money to loan at
very lowest rates.
Houses for rent all parts of city.
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Time For a Vacation.
1chicago News.l

After al. this is the best time to take
z vacation. said the man who had Just
got back to the daily grind.
The best time TO take a vacation re-
turned his wise friend. SIS always the
TING Immediately following ones return
from one"
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Fall Opening.

of the finest tailoring establishment in
the city A full line of exquisite ma
terials of the very latest importation.
Your early inspection is invited.
JOS. BAUMGARTEN.
122 Main street.
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62S ST. Louis ave, 4-room brick. .......$ 100
2l5 II street. Groom brick.......... 1870
S97 E. 9Th So. St., Groom, nice. 1900
q S. 9Th e. St, 10-room modern. -. 90
SAT e LIST So, Groom frame. 500
And many others T1ftf1e Bros
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LOST

$50 REWARD.-Sept. %, a pocketbook
containing three $50 gold pieces and other
papers. Return to VIM. Holmes, 644 West
1st South street and receive reward.
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E. Nj. Keysor, dentist, fills teeth bv
the painless method. 1872 Main street.
Auerbach building.
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Overcoats

are our exclusive lines of garments;
tailor cut, perfect fitting.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE 10. L
meets every Thursday evening a. the
A. " U. W. hall. I6I Main street..
o. j. PETTY ". W.
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Bats That Pleas

sre Miller. Warburton, -Denney, Schoble
and Halves; derby shapes: sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 MAR, Street
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Il, CHEAP. Gasoline hosting engine. This
operation at the Sunbeam mine until Oct
l2tht Capacity. 100 pounds, 800 feet a
minute 10 depth of 400 feet 1t may be
used to run a saw or blower This engine
will be. ready for delivery on Oct. 18th.
and will be sold at about one-quarter the
cost of new one.l Apply at Sunbeam
office. Salt Lake. or at the mine, Silver
CITY.
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THE AVON-Neat, cool; special rooms
for transients. 1923 South West Temple.
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THREE HUNDRED brown Leghorn
ptllets. Bonds restaurant, III So. Main.
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
maid on savings deposits. w. f. Arm
strong, president; j. E. Game, cashier.
"a East First South street.
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CARLOAD seamless bags. grain bags
end twine. Bailey & SONG. So East Second
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THE NORMANDY, 22 East Third
South, managed by Mrs. NJ. E. Bour-
gard, has just been refitted for the COIL
est home boarding house in the city.
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EDUCATIONAL.


FRANCO-AMERICAN Alliance hall. S.
Main st. Day and might classes. Private
lessons 1880 a. m, 4:5U and 7:3U D. m
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SEE BARGAINS in secondhand type
writers in Carriers window New Man
hattans, s55. 164 S. w. Temple.
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BARBER SHOP, completely furnished:
best location in city. James Began. 81
West End South st.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

w. w. HALL, 259 South Main street.
expert watch-repairer; Utah souvenirs.
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ROOMS in Board of Trade and Den
halter blocks. Houston Real Estate Inv.
Co., IA Main.
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WANTED..AGE
LUMBER DEALER,

PARKER LUMBER CO.. wholesale
dealers in Windows. Doors, Mouldings.
Building and Roofing Papers, Mill Work;
estimates given. Send for our prices and
discounts. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Utah Coal

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack; anthracite. ali
sizes. d. j. SHARP, Agt,
rs South Main. Telephone No. 1929.
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FOR SALE.

RICHARDSON'S CANKER CURE,
2oc. bottle. $50 East Third South
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PROFITS in stocks, wheat and cotton
Mackey's modern methods make money.
Write for our free box. G. p. Mackey &
Co., 20 Broadway, New York.
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e C,LAIRvOYAN'rs.


MRS. p FONTTN Clairvoyant and
Trance Medium. 267 SourE West Temple
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en- ,48r,...,s'as -
CASH REGISTERS.

~~~~-~--~~-~-~~-~S~~~1--< ~>~~e~7~~~~~@c~~~~>
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrosheIl, Sole agent Utah, 222l Main. tx
pert cash register repairing.
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GROOM modern brick, Jefferson St.. 81 SEQ
S-room modern brick, East I'd So..... 1850
ES-fooin modern house Sd St............ $500
Groom modern house on I'd St.... 1880
5xf0 rods on Brigham St............... 1900
5xi0s rods. corner on 5th St............. 1900
broom brick cottage, e. 9Th So....... 1000
75sxl0 rods on u. 9th So............... 1T50
5-room brick 9Th Sts............s....... j, 400
5-room house. new! 11th East.-........ ], 500
s Come and see me. Jas. X. Shay, under
Walker Bros bank.
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SCAVENGER.


SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co. once
under Walker Bros. bank. Telephone 273
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MAGAZINES. OFFICE and school sup
plies. Barrow Bros. 4S West End South.
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RuILnING STONE

Bubble or dimension at Kyune Grav-
stone company. A Culmer block. Tele-
phone 511.
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FOR RENT.

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EIGHT-ROOM brick house, COS E. 7th
So. Inquire next door west.
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come to buy a home how do you sup
| pose your wife can spare your income
| when you are gone?
Seven of our best snaps were taken last
| week.
Sth East, near 3rd So, is rods front. -.
age ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,bUU
r. Sth So, S1lz rods. corner. $50
y street. rods and alley. .;........... 600
10Th East near LIST So, rods. zoo
K and Sth streets, rods. ............ 500
State street, 2i2x1l rods, only. 2,1G0
First street. corner, rods, only. 2,G00
Z. street, az rods, bargain. 200
Near Center street, two car lines, g.
room brick, 6 rods front. ........... 1000
Close lin, 4-roUm house and lot...... l. 1870
I1 End So, AZ rods, broom house. -. 2,S0O
IL. Ind So, rooms, mantel, nice
lawn, south frontage, only 1890. 160O
East side, Groom modern brick. lot
2Iax1O, fruit trees, only. ............ 175O
S-room brick. close in, snap. 5000
East side, 6 blocks out, Groom mod
ern brick. shades, screens, chandel-
iers, hardwood floors, mantel. good
cellar; cash, $500, bal. monthly. $500
blocks east for; ......:.;,.......:. $500
In Darlington, an elegant home of s
rooms, modern brick, Magee fur
mace, brick cellar, laundry. brick
barn, we'll worth 5000, our price
only -, 4'ouV
just completed, will sell at less
than cost of building, forced sale,
price only ........................ $500
VIII exchange a nice nome on h. LIST
South central location, 7-room
modern brick, large lot and barn,
want smaller house .................. 5000
A beautiful home, on e. End So, 9
room modern brick, barn, fine
lawn, S4 $780, or completely fur
nfshed Observation-Disclosures. 5000
One of the finest homes of the city,
10-room modern brick, Magee fur
Wood Observation-Disclosures. $500 $500
A choice home in Darlington, 10
room brick, strictly modern. cor
ner lot s rods, cost $1,000. only. 1900
We have ten new modern bricks just
completed or now building, we can
Il sell for 5000
Several choice lots, also homes on Brig
ham st. and list South.
Trackage and warehouse sites near new
depot grounds.
Real Estate Department.
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SCHOOL books. office supplies, station
cry. Phone 474. Margetts Bros. 40 MAR.
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AGAINST DEPOT SITE
Upper Main Street Interests Pull
For South Temple.
TRY TO UPSET PLANS
RIGHT OF WAY FOR RAILROAD
NoRTHwEsTERLY.

Deeds Pass to J.W. Skinner For Rail-
read Trackage From Fourth West
Toward North Salt Lake-It
Looks Very Much Like Move of
the Burlington or S. P.
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AUCTION SALES.

d Auction. Auction.
$4,000 Worth of Clothing.
Going out Of the clothing business. L
will sell my entire stock of goods at 60
East Second South street, overcoats, suits,
shoes, pants. hats; everything must go
to highest bidder. No limit: no reserve:
come; this a chance TO get your winters
goods. Sale to- continue until ali goods
are sold. J. PETROVITZkY.
i H. p. Glendore. Auctioneer.
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STORE room, Ind South and State. APP
ply Knutsford hotel.
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STORE ROOM 1856 West End South.
Store room cor, Sth So. and Main.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., IA Main.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Tr~0~N-~~~S-~~S-~7~@S-~~--
for live man with $50 that will clear
s., 600 in one year, for interview address
SO. Herald.
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MUSICAL.

ORSON PRATT, Piano and Harmony
Studio, 223 Sixth East street.
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sPIRlTUALlSM!.,...

SPIRITUALISM. Mrs Ada 1Foye. sit
5tings daily from l to 5 D. m. Saturdays
and Sundays excepted, at 1926 South Main
street.
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BORN.

COLLETT.-Sep IS, 1899, to Mrs. Ma
Freeze Collett of Eleventh ward thi
city, a son. Mother and child doing we
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Elegant home, 8 rooms, furnace, beau
tifuI lawn, east side. $50
367 G ST. S-room modern brick.......-.- %
% 18th East, 5-room modern brick. p
New S-room brick, east side..........e... s.
9Th East drive. 7-room brick. ............. Is
McGurrin & Co., 50 W. End South.
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MEDICAL
CLEANING AND DYrING.

UTAH CLEANERS and Dyers. First
class work pronptiy done. tSepalriug. AZ
East fIrSG SouGn.
Utah Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co..
81 Richards st. hISn-cIaSS Work; MOI
crate prices. cali ana be convinced.
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COMMON SENSE reasoning.
If you cannot spare a little of your in
come to buy a home, how. do you sup
pose your. wife can spare your income
when you are gone?
Seven of our best snaps were taken last
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED front room on
Main street, to couple ladies'; references
Stein with r. L. Tracy, 232 Main.
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BUY old buildings. /. Butcher, s62 So
4th East.
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B. & o. TRANSFER co.'s moving vans
always. ready. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Telephone $50; office Al w. End So. st.
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ELEGANT FURNISHED rooms with
board at New Normandy, 240 State street.
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FOR .RENT...FURNlSHED

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7-ROOM MODERN brick (barn), 1856
South Fifth East, $780, Houston Real Els
tate Inv. Co., pa Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

LOOK. Nice broom modern cottage,
east side, $500; beautiful 7-room modern
tage, cellar, barn and trees, 50-foot lot,
East Waterloo, snap. 81 $50; SKIS rods cor
ner, West LIST &c., close in, Sl,UUJ; 2laxS rods
West list &c.. close in, $500. For bargains
see us. Hoffman & Miller SO w. End So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-01

NEWLY FURNISHED modern rooms,
large and airy, in the Union block. 26l
South Main. t 81