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SENATOR BURTON OF
KANSAS is INDICTED
St. Louis Grand Jury Thinks
He Sold Influence to Frauds
ulent Concern.
THE JERUSALEM AFFAIR
It Is Recalled IS Having Caused
Strained Relations Between the
Senator and President
Some Time Ago.

st. Louis, JAN. 26.-United States
Senator Joseph Ralph Burton of Kap-
sas was today indicted by the federal
grand tury. charged with accepting a
bribe from the Rialto Grain company
Tor his Influence in securing the use Of
the mails for their advertising matter.
Burton is charged with attempts to
secure the aid Of a number OF high
toStoff1ce department officials in per-
hitting the use of the mails by the
Rlalto people. The Rlalto Grain COM
Pany has been under Investigation by
The state courts for several months on
account Of internal troubles on COM
plants Of investors, and Indictments
were found against it's officials, but
none has been convicted. At one time
he offices were closed by alleged cred
tors, but were reopened on making
arrangements to satisfy the claims
which had been made.
The indictment Of Senator Burton will
not be a severe shock to people who
have been reading the reports connect
Ing him with various dubious t%ransac-
tions in ST. Louis. 1t has Deer repeat
eddy charged that he gave letters of
recommendation and commentator to
some of the bogus turn concerns of the
city, and that for these he was paid
large sums. Burton has denied these
stories at time. but has never made a
very clear case.
The Jerusalem Affair.
Some time ago the Kansas senator
got or BAD errns With the president by
trying to use a private letter of Mr..
eoosevelt's for advertising purposes.
It seems that Burton was deeply in
terested in a project to reproduce a
Jerusalem in miniature on the Worlds
tair grounds. 1t was to cover about ten
acres. The senator was a silent part
ner. He wrote a letter to the president
referring to this exhibit, and the presi-
dent courteously replied expressing in
terest. The letter promptly appeared
as advertising matter, to help sell stock
In the new Jerusalem company. The
president vas very angry, and rela-
lions with Burton have been strained
ever since.
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SUPREME JUDGES MlFFED
Diplomats Placed First in Line at
Washington judicial Reception.

Diplomats Placed First in Line at
Washington Judicial Reception.
Washington, Jan. 27.-The old-time
precedence feud between the diplomatic
corps and the supreme court broke out
anew at the White House Thursday
night. The diplomatic theory is hat
members of the corps represent kings,
potentates anu sovereign states when
they are the persons Of these powers by
proxy. Hence they should be accorded
the precedence that would be accorded
their rulers if present. If King Ed
ward, President Loubet. or the kaiser
were the guests Of President Roosevelt,
he would take precedence as being at
home with such guests Immediately fol-
lowing him. The corps argues that its
members should follow the president
and precede all others.
Members Of the supreme court argue
that diplomats are simply foreign Of
fetal persons, officials holding appoint
I've jobs, While they form a coordinate
branch of the United States govern
ment. The controversy is nearly a CEN
fury old and has broken out at most
unlikely places, notably the funeral Of
Admiral Sampson. Thursday nights
reception at the White House was to
the judiciary.
First, but Last.
The supreme court headed the list. Or.
arriving at the White House members
pf the court were detained at the door
Of the blue room while the diplomatic
corps was received by the president.
Major McCauley of the marine corps
has been recently attached to the
White House entouraRe as social aide
fe-camp. He stopped the members OF
The supreme court last night.
1.-THE diplomatic corps goes first,
Your Honor" he told Chief Justice
Fuller.
But this is the reception to the ju-
iiciary, sir" responded Chief Justice
Fuller, in cutting tones. Tonight, at
east, we should take precedence"
THE diplomatic corps goes first" in
listed Major McCauley. in his soft, low,
We'll modulated voice.
Chief Justice Fuller talked to Major
McCauley, While the court waited. The
gorgeous aide-de-camp turned very red
Ind looked his discomfort. Chief JUS
lice Fuller had ample time to express
slearly what was IN his mind, because
pot only ambassadors and ministers,
put under-secretaries and attaches Of
The diplomatic corps were all passed
through before the court was allowed
10 begin it's stately procession past the
president. Chief Justice Fuller left tho
house Immediately IN passing the re+
eeiving line. So did several othes
members of the court.
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GRAIN MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

GFatn ana FToVlSIOnS.
Chicago. Jan. 26.-Cash quotations wer.
as follows:
Flour-Market firm.
Wheat-No. 8 spring. 7s@S6c? No. 2 red,
GcornGNo. 2, 4es.c; No. 2 yellow, 4sc.
Oats-No. 2, 3s12c; No. 3 white. s7AQ41hc.
Rye-No. 2, SEC.
Bar.ey-Good feeding, 4o042c: fair to
Timothy ~Seed-Prime, 1925.
Clover-Contract grade, SLIPS.
lard, ss.siM; short rib Side Side. ss.soa aSG 6; shoFt
clear sides, $6.62l246.7o.
Whisky-On basis of high wines, $1.27.
B~utter-Market steady; dairy, l3Q19c.
oQ21c.
Eggs-Market steady, 25dD27c.
Cheese-Market steady. 10Q19Ac.
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He DIED GAMEL.Y.
Negro Murderer Said He Was Going to
Meet His Victim in Heaven,
and Then Dropped.

Baker City. Ore, Jan. 25.-Pleasant.
Armstrong, who murdered Minnie Ems
minger, near Haines, this county,
Christmas, 1902, was executed in the
jail yard this morning. His neck was
broker by the fall.
Armstrong maintained his iron nervei
until the last. He made a brief addressi
to the assembled crowd. saying he Wasl
sorry for the crime, but was going toll
meet the girl Minnie Ensnlinger. Att
the close OF his address he knelt andl
received the last sacrament Of thel
Catholic church..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-29
CITY is FLOODED.
Parksburg, w. Va, is Largely Under
Water and Hundreds Driven
From Homes.

Parkersburg, w. Va. Jan. 27.-The
over portions of Parksburg are under
water today. This includes the bus
mess part of the town almost up to
Third street, while among h residence
districts. Riverside, Westwood, and the
South Side are pretty well inundated
All public buildings available were oc.
e1pied last night by persons from the
flooded districts, and several hundred
were driven from their homes while
mauy are living in the Decond stories
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HULL DOES SOMETHING.
pes Moines Congressman Appears I'M
the Rather Humorous Role Of
a Reformer.

Washington. Jan 25.-When thet
house convened today a resolution was
submitted by Hull Of Iowa from the,
committee on military affairs. request
Ing the secretary of war to furnish the,
house a statement showing the numberl
of horses, carriages automobiles
maintained al government expense forl
officials of his department; also the|
mount Of wages paid coachmen, foot-l
men and chsffeurs. 1t was passed.
This being pension day, the house
wen into committee of the whole FOR
consideration Of pension bills.
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Chicago Jan. z6.-Hogs-Receipts, $4,000
Market steady to easy. Good heavy, S5.d
M5.2o;- light. sl.6oa5.O0; mixed and butcher
81. 1890 10; rough heavy, S4.55M5.05.
Cattle-Receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Sheep-Feceipts, 5000. Market steady.
Closing: H~ogs-Bulk, A.Iun4. So: good
heavy, $4.S5@a.95; light, S4.45Q4.75; mixed
and butchers. s4.60U4.S0 rough heavy, $3.50
Q4.S5.
Cattle-Slow and lower, with beeves
I4.25; stockers and feeders, $2.25@4.10 ID.
~Sheep-Slow and lower at 81. 00G4 .35 J;
lambs, $4.25u5.90.
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Minneapolis.
closing cash.

Minneapolis, Jan. 26.-The closing cash,
prices on track were as follows:
Wheat-No. | northern, SIC; to arrive,
Corn-No. 3 yellow, old 40c:: no. 4, old
oats-No. 8 white. CSC; No. A white. s7Ac;
No. 8, 35Q37c.
Rye-No. 2, 56hc.
Barley-Feed. 37Q41c; mailing, 42@56hc.
Flax-No. l northwestern. sl.10: to ar
rive, sl.10: May. SLIP
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Port Arthur Isn't Hurt.

Port Arthur, Jan. z7.-The highest o.
lcials here repudiate the published ac-
Of Russian hostility to the
United States because Of it's Manchur-
ian policy, and the appointment Of
American consuls under the new treaty
with China. Officially is is asserted that
no large reinforcement of eastern forces
is eXptced at present.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-29
Chicauo MIX Trust.

II The Chicago Dairy Company" Chi
cago capitalists are forming a rpora
ton designed to control the milk sup
ply of Chicago. It Ia organized under.
the laws Of he state of Maine. The
company has an authorized capi1al IN.
k4.000.o0o.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1904-01-29
THE
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux City, Ian. 2s:-sioux City st e.9,
AS; light and mixed, $4.40G4. Go.
Cattle-Fat cows and heifers. 81. 25a5.7 oi
stock COWS and heiters, $Li5u3.W; stock.
ers and feeders, s2.50a3.S0 butcher steers,
s2 5e@.s 20: yearlings and calves. 81 2ag2 80!
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This Will Cheer Russia.

Manila, Jan 25.-Japanese merchants
In this city have received advices from
the home government in case of out
break of hostilities, they had, better
transfer their business over to Ameri-
cans. .ME &@ f-.=ss-s
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Arrest for Treason.

Toxic, Jan. 25.-Tallashilna. the
japanese Interpreter for the Russian
attache, was arrested Saturday on sus-
picion of acting as a spy in the foko-
suka fortified zone. He has been taken
to Yokohama for trial. 1t is alleged
that conclusive evidence has been OBJ
tanned regarding other suspects, which
is causing Il very strong feeling against
such t~reachery, which is a capital Of
tense in Japan.
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South Omaha.

South Omaha, Jan. 26.-Cattle-Native,
steers, $325@5.Oo; COWS and heifers, s.. 5o@I
$50; stockers and feeders. s1.50d2.4 40;
calves, $3.00@5 .25.
4.65; light, s4.40@4.65; pigs, SO. 5o44 Is.
Sheep-Yearlings, &.60a4.75; wethers,
$3.75Q4.4O; ewes, $s,W@3.s0 common and
stockers. $2.25Q3.6O; lambs. $4.75@5.SO.
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Burton ExrIains.

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Burton.
said he did not know why the indictment
was returned at st. Louis against him.
He was attorney for Dennis, head of the
Rialto Grain company, and his only con-
llect.on with the postoftice department
was in acting as Dennis attorney.
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Kansas City.

Kansas City, lam. 26.-Cattle-Native,
steers, 81. 6o@4.6O: cows and heifers, $2.l5D!
$50; stockers and feeders. $3.OOU3. IS; bulls,
81. 25u3 u.s.. calves. $s.5Uu6.O0.
Hogs-Bulk of sales, $4,000. IS; heavy.
q. eeGp4.S5 packers. A.5o94.65; pigs and
light, $4.20Q4.G5.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market lower:
muttons. s3.50u4.a0: lambs. $4.6595.75
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BABY TO a

Act Of a 5-Year-old Girl at Lacrosse
Wis.
Lacrosse, Wis, Jan. 27.-While Mrs
Edward Smith was chopping wood hei
daughter, S years old, placed a baby
brother in a hot oven, closed the dool
and baked the baby to death before thu
mother returned. The oven had beet
heated for baking.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-12
f9;aSs3g2 3gSs
J personal. 5
3 ~ 4 { z |: e sggS 59Sss

R55sr saut.leuozth spent sunday
with hi- sister, 1Irs. ]. w. VanderyoTt,
in Parkef.5urg.
City Clerk VIM II. Cole returned O
Sunday evening from visit in Park
ers5urg.
Attorney ]. .. r Tidler lett Sunday
evening oa 81. l2 for an eastern TIP
If 4 few days.
Mr. ana Mrs. john B. smith ana lit
IL laughter. G.neyisvc. spau: sunday
IN Parkars burg tae gusts Of NJ. and
Mrs.. James &. smith AMI IL. and AIrs.
Frank smith.
ca, that sack VIZ. TELL FLOUR YETI
Candy and fraits ii Swagcr's. 32s
Pike street l2aecI2r
s q. D,aaam returned SUNDAY
norn;nr from a trip cast.
B. r. Kelley was here from Bridge.
port sunday afternoon. registered at
| tie Traders hotel
/ Got that sack WI. TELL FLOUR YETI
Bny TAI freshest ana best corrections
al swager's. 32s Pike street. l2decl2t
Go. thar sack VIM. TELL FLOUR get7
T. E. Suger was business visitor
here Sunday afternoon from Parllers-
burg
Got that sack Wiz. TELL FIoUR yeti
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had Leg Amputated.

Frank Lponna, an italian miner, Of
Niealowbrools, is IN the Miners ho~pitaJ
al Fairmont suffering from badly
crusa,d left ler. The injured member
lad TO 5e ampu;ased,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-12

snow fell. and many are taking advsn'
tagc Of it and thoroughly enjoying this
method of healGtul recreation. The
jagl, 81 bells can b. heard every where.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-12
Looks &C Timb,r Intere.ts.

Camden Somm,is left Sunday nigh;
for E!llius to sp,nd the week there look
Ing after The extensive timh1r interests
Ae aa- in that section Of the state,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-12

Tn snow fall OF over siN ineas- has
furnished some excellent slagbinq tue
roads being smooth and dry, wnen The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-12
SIeiqhing Is Fine

Cot that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yet2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
CLEANINe AND DYErNG.

s~-~y~~~~-~~~4~~~~~~~~~
DESERT DYE WORKS.
125 s. West Temple. Phone 21S0-K.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
D. w. PHELAN BECOMES MURRAY
AND BINGHAM JUNcT. AGENT
OF ''REAVIS SYSTEM.

Mr.. D. W. Phelan. for % years leading
citizen of Murray, has accepted the Muir
raw and Bingham Junction agency OF
THE REAVIS SYSTEM". Mr.. Phelan
will establish offices IN his Phelan block.
Murray Utah, where all persons inter
payment pan of THE REANJS SYS-
'rtiM'' can call and secure fun informa-
That Mr.. Phelan will make a splendid
success of the agency is au assured fact,
for hundreds. of people in Murray. Ring-
ham Junction and the surrounding terri
tory are deeply interested in securing
homes on the incomparabie plan Offered
by THE REAVIS SYSTEM"
Work begins Tuesday on d beautiful cot
taee to be erected for Mr.. Phelan By
THE REAVIS SYSTEM The house
win be built on Poplar street, just west
of DR. Jones hospital Residents Of MUIR
as II progresses in order TO get a fair
idea Of the splendid mechanical work
manship that marks all "REAV1S SYS-
TEN" houses see MIR. Fhelan about Il
home, and when you call on him In the
Phelan block take notice OF the big eiec-
tiers, "WHOSE ROOF is OVER YOUR
HEADg''
s., 250-7-room cottage bath. toilet. cleo
trio light, large hail. fine porch
lot 50x105 feet. fine shade and
lawn, carpets, shades. gas range
and coal range go with house;
near 9Th T.. and I'd So:; 500 cash,
balance easy payments
300-3-room brick and summer kitchen,
water and shade. $3.50 down. $50
per month"; near X. G. w. shops.
WEIR. IS W. SECOND SOUTH.
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/
WE HAVE SOME GREAT OFFER
INGS THIS WEEK.
3 Groom pressed Dr., por. bath, toilet.
G. l., natural wood, mantel and CRATE.
newly papered in ingram paper, house ?
years old n. u. bench. S2.550: $3.50 cash,
Why not let the renter pay for this
place and it will only cost you the orig
insl payment. House will rent for $50.
Expensive carpets and linoleum thrown
In If sold tbs week. We Will keep open
on Labor day from a. m. till 2 p. m
Two lots on 9TH T., about 10 rods south
of Liberty park, for $40 Worth $50
10-room mod. home. worth 5000 to
build. lot 1Gx5 rods. worth $500 blocks
east OF our office in rear. for s.. 500 This
will pay II per cent net Think Of T.
I 4-room frame, pantry, hail, closet. fold
ing doors. close in. no car fare, for 81 .050
Fine building lot cor. 2d SO. and 10th
Z. $3.50.
S-room new mod. pressed brick with
laundry. furnace, cemented basement
front and back stairway. 8 mantels and
CRATES, cement walks. lawn. etc. very
close IN on l.. side. $500; $500 cash
We have other big bargains.
LITTLE q LITTLE. No ". I'd So.
SMALL homes. better homes. lots.
farms, ranches. real estate sold and
bought j. n. Courtney. Al w. I'd South.
WEIR, IS w. SECOND SOUTH.
$5,50e-9-room residence. summer kitchen,
furnace. bath, toilet, electric
light. hardwood floors. lot 6sxl65
feet. fine fruit and shade, % St:
easy payments
s5O00--S-room brick. steam heat. bath.
lot 2lzxi0 rods; Main st. near 5th SO.
g, 5OO-s-room 9-story frame, furnace,
bath. toilet. electric light, vesti-
bule reception hall, fine corner
lot 2ixxS rods. shade trees. cement
walks. iron fence. ID St; $50 slown
balance 'aaSy term.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

= BY Z. NJ. ONION on Tuesday. Sept
6. l0:30 a. m, at 12f T St. will be sold a
lot of very fine goods. elegant cabinet
Grand Schubert piano, fine velvet, Brus-
sells and ingram carpets. Wilton rugs,
mahogany chairs and rockers. mahogany
and oak center tables, handsome daven-
port, bookcase. dining table. chairs
and sideboard, good steel range, refrig-
orator, elegant high cost brass he'd. iron
beds. solid mahogany dresser and dress
ing tables. iron beds. Bedding. chcffcnier,
new drophead sewing machine, nearly
new side saddle, child's iron bed. garden
hose. lawn mower, lot fine homemade
preserves, lot fruit Jars, etc, etc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
SEE
HOUSTON
REAL EST. INV. CO.

5Oxlso feet. on west side, near 9th So.
and 1st Vest cheap.
$1,000.
2xla rods facing west on 7th west. near
So. Tem9le. Terms.
S4e0-00
I5xl25-foot building lot. IN Waterloo dis
trict; good lots.
6zxtao, feet. with s-rm. cottage, close to
penitentary car line Terms.
$4,000.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
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SITUATIONS wANrFn.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGyN IS-S500 per month made by SELL
ing Stransky's patent for making smoke ).
less gun powder at Zoe per pound: partic-
wanna, $. ID.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~>~~~~S~s~>~~~~~~-~S-s~~4~~~~
PARTNER with $l00 in profitable bust
ness; must be willing to work Cali 73i
Il. ed So
MoNEY-$S1 weekly clear on investment
OF SIS: unsurpassed: particulars free.
Goodman & Co. 800 Z. 18th St, CincIn-
natl, o.
CORPORATION whose products arc
handled by leading wholesale and retail
dealers wants competent man TO take
management of branch office; salary,
$500 per annum and commission. Ener-
getic man should earn rs 1000 per aunuri.
Must invest from Sl.e00 10 5000 IN stock
of company. UNREASONABLE references
as to ability and Integrity required Ad
dress Box 5S6, Madison. Wis.
PROFITS AMOUNTING TO THOU
sands of dollars are divided every month
among investors by the Storey Cotton
company incorporated. capital and sur
plus 202e00l. Are you getting your
share? Write for particulars. r. II.
Quinlan. treasurer. 65S Tho Bourse, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

IR. HoMEsEEKER,

IF YOU want 5-rooIB modern home on
one of the choicest corners In town see
me beautiful new cottage en- the north
vest corner OF Sd and , streets Fine
large rooms, naIvFai wood finish sliding
closets, two porches. basement. etc. IL
ing -
OF city.
a. Mckeiiar & Co. ss.s ". "a South.
FUTILE BROS, f4s Main St.
Our business established in ISL. We
nave sold millions Of dollars ~crth Of
property and many specultors nave made
VIII psy/yoU. We have made Il study OF
real estate. and are SURE we can help
you. even though you are simply buying
homo. We can't advertise all our
properties. Here arc few good bays:
No. 26S7-A handsome Groom modern
brick, ). e, large lot, 81. 200.
NO. 26I4-New Broom brick. sonth front,
near Sth Z. on 9th So. st. 81. 100
No. 2666-6xl0 cor. on Sth 20. ~, 81, 500
NO, 26Si-Busipess property. 20 H. front
on State St. close. 8. $50
No. 2sfT4An elegant brand new TT. mod
ern buff brick on lth E. St. at your own
terms for s2,250
Ut costs you nothing to call ard talk
with US about real estate There are six
90 active real estate men associated in
our office; always someone in from $50
a. m. till p m; viii go with y'ou and
show properly. Take elevator. Use
phone. We have both phones.
Tuttle Bros, Progress Herald Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
AUCTION SALE.


GOING out Of business Furniture. car
pets. stoves. household goods OF ali kinds
IT cost. Horse. wagon. harness and bug
gy Ior sale cheap. Louis n. L3ch, SJo
State 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

THE REAVIS SYSTEM BUILDS
SPLENDID. NEW HOUSES
On INCOMPATIBLE
TERMS.

4
The record OF the Reavis system. IN
putting roofs over the heads of 40 fami-
lies In one year is the best recommen-
cation Il can offer and is tho best reason
| why you should have your house built
= by the Redvts System.
/ Businesslile in its methods. honest in
/ us policies. simple and fair In its con-
| tracts, the ReaYis System has given to
the people the best home providing plan
on earth
The Reavis system plan Is this: That
II YOU own lot the Keuvis system will
draw the plans examine your abstract
and make all -conveyances without cost
ne entire amount necessary TO build the
shoasc Will b. supplied without commits
sion and building operations commence
az once.
The monthly payments are actually
less than rent and. including interest,
amount 10 the following SUNS
On $500 house monthly payment is 500.
s,S on A,eeo house monthly payment Is
or $500 house monthly payment is
..o5sa s2,eoO house monthly payment is
On, On $3.50 house monthly payment is
or. on 5000 house monthly payment is
-. On $500 house monthly payment is
Bear in mind that under the REAVIs
! SYSTEM you do not have TO buy anv
stock. pay any Initiation fee. or nav for
| appraising Your property-in fact, there
IRE no expenses except for recording pa
pers and your monthly payments do not
oesn until your house is finished.
i IKE TINS friendly tip backed by the
SAptalence or host OF Salt Takers
DON'T BUY AN OLD House RfTT
| BUILD A NEW ONE.
| DQh hesitate about calling on THE
EEANlS SYSTEM 10 have the pIan 81
plalned in Detail. You are ALWAYS vel
SoIne ana even If you don't build II is
our system. THE REATTS SYSTTsH5;i
- sun DONG the greatest home-blsildins-
BUSINESS IN the World at the Same old
MAIN BANKING FLOOR.
S234 MAIN SIT.
AND THE q. c. NJ. l. is OPPOSITE >,
LOT loaSi2s adjoining Judge Powers
rssieenee on Fort Douglas avenue.
broom brick. bath toilet etc. connected
9th East streets
5-roen brick. everything modern sewer
connection. northeast
LOT ~ oy 8 rods, 4-rooni house, + be-
tween Sd ard 9TH
a fine 5x10 on Brigham street.
thing modern
A broom brick on East Sth South. mod
err IN All respeets. easy terms.
On Post street between Sth and eth
west. Sd and 4th South. a lo-room double.
house. cheap. easy terms
II You contemplate buying come in and
look over our list; no trouble to show
You wEst we have
Homer & Robertson, iavestment agents
Real estate, fire Insurance loans. Main
and First South street Under Deseret
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Il. F. WILLIAMS. carpenter ana jobber.
II So. State Phone. Bcll. @t45-II; Ind. al.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04

WELL built 7-room frame, modern. cast
side. 81 500.
Strictly moGern Groom pr Brick, fine
cellar. $500. 0ne-half cash.
broom pr. brick strictly modern. now
oil finish. cellar. large lot. fine location,
2.l0o. Easy terms.
Hubbard INIT Co. rs W. Cd South.