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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
\ BUSY MEETING
OF the City COuncil-Much Bust
ness Transacted
LONG DISCUSSION OVER PLAT
FOR NEW ADDlTioN-lNsUR.
ANcE RATES BROUGHT UP.


A fair amom, Of business was trans
acted at the council meeting last night
although a majority of the time was
taken up. as usual. by long drawn out
discussions.
Several sewer improvements were
brought up and favorably acted upon
but no street improvements were in
troduced other than for crossings and
sidewalks in different parts of the
city.
The reports of the city engineer
showed that the past month had been
spent in laying many new sidewalks,
that the subway road was completed
and that the streets and the city
generally had been cleaned AMI put
in Il sanitary condition.
The matter of the plat submitted by
Boyd and Lavender. asking permits
sion to plat ii into city lots. was re
ljected after a discussion thai lasted
Ineafly an hour The matter has been
before the council for four m nths
aud the street. committee last night
recommended that it be not granted
Alderman Snyder moved to amend
he report by adding that the plat be
accepted The question as to the
legality of an amendment occupied
twenty minutes and 1t was finally
tabled Then Mr.. Snyder moved 10
adopt the plat and was defeated by
a vote Of ) TO 3. The chief objection
to the plat submitted Is that it hoes
not conform with the plats OF other
additions adjoining
The police. jail and fire committee
/ recommended several fire plugs which
we're ordered The committee also
recommended that the city have laid
six inch water main from Thirty
{ nrth 10 Thirty-sixth and west to the
alley adjoining the big Four embank.
mem and down Highland avenue and
that six fire plugs be placed at diff
ferent points The report was con.
Cured in and work will be started at
once
! A large number of building permits
We're introduced but were all referre 4
ia the building committee for action Az
the noxt meeting
MT Faller introduced several reso.
| irtions for sewers in the upper end 0t
tho city and all were referred 70 The 10
cal board of improvement. Aldern an
| Nellis alsa introduced resolution
/ for a sewer on Sycamore street he
tween Twenty-sixth and Twenty
eighth streets which was adopted.
The communication Of Judge Lans
den Of the law firm of Lansden and
Leek, was read and referred to the
finance committee. Judge Lanaien
stated that tho county was about To
take action with the state board of
equalization to have the Illinois Cen
trail bridge approach placed on the
tax books of this county and asked
the city to join in a petition tothe
state board.
Alderman Walter Wood brought up
the matter of fire insurance rates. He
stated that now that the city had n
water pressure that was all that could
be desired he thought that with few
other improvements on the fire sys,
tenn, the insurance rates ought to be
materially decreased The matter
was discus ed a length and finally
the clerk was instructed to write to
the state board of underwriters and
find out exactly what was required
and what effect it would have on the
rates if the Improvements recommend
! ca by them were TO be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

A poe a Z banquet " hamorists
told story 81 X X MunEltrick
American veteran Joke writer
Biauit ana Isnent thc night Win
Mr ManbHrick,at bis fine New Jor
sey nome ~ May Ae said, and The
next morning we came In to New York
on the train together
Mr. Munkittrick had brought along
q bundle Of funny papers to beguIle
the ride with, and, picking up one Of
these journals, Blank began TO read IT,.
After while he turned to Mr.. Nun.
sittrck and said:
so this Is one Of your jokes, is it2
ia ha. ta!'
The veteran Joke writer said In n
Nnrt, indignant tone.
wei what are you laughing at,
Isn't I, good ole?'"
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Eiremen Kent on the Co.

Cairo fremen were hept ON the NOV
tor a while yesterday morning An
alarm was received at $3.50 O'clock call
ing them to the corner of Washington
avenue and Seventh street. They
quickly arrived hut could find no trace
II any fire. A tenement house at the
corner Of Cedar and Douglas street,
ealght fire from defective fiue. Al
airam was answered by the depart
Hent at $50 O'Clock The blaze was
stopped before any DAMAGE was done.
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Steamer Kentucky in Bad.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 5.-As a re.
suit Of the st. Louis and Tennessee
river packet Kentucky being found
With too much steam on the license
Of John Reynolds the engineer, has
been revoked The license Of an as
sistant engineer, Fred S. McCandless,
mas been suspended and he owners
notified that new lookup safety valve
must be placed on the boiler, The
boat will be inspected again before 1t
leaves tolinsonpiiel Tenn Tie Dis.
u1ct attorney has Been notified Of TIA
violation.
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Found the lucky Taa.

As the result Of picking up a little
sreen tag W. A. Carter owns a hand
some Buck range.
For several days the Rhodes BurforI
Company has been distributing tag
over the city. He VINO should be lucky
nough TO pick up number 1850 wa
70 be presented with range. While
Ar. Carter was walking near the cor.
ner of Fortieth ind Sycamore street,
yesterday, he spied the tag with the
winning number The range is now
in the kitchen OF his home at 40ll
Sycamore street Mr. Carter is a well
known carpenter
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River Forecasts.

The Ohio at Evansville no material
change during the next 36 to 4S hours.
AT Mount Vernon will rise slightly dur.
in gthe next 36 hours. At Padncah
and Cairo, will continue filling durins
the next SO to 4S hours.
The Tennessee at Florence viii con.
tinue falling during the nest AZ hours
and a Johnsonville viii rise tonight
and Wednesday
Tho Mississippi from beiaw III lonis
to Cairo will fall during the next 30
hours.
PHI. SMYTH,
Local Forecaster.
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BOUGHT Six Lots.

P. j. Thistlewood has purchased
from NJ. Easter ay and Company
agent for the John H. Wright estate
ot Boston, six lots at Sixteenth and
Commercial avenue. for $4,000. The
property which is vacant viii be h.l.
ed ind made into first class really
Mr. Thistlewood has mad an offer for
several OF the lots already John II.
Wriglt was at one time a trustee OF
the Cairo Trust Property company and
became an owner OF much property d
his city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

A deserter from the British arms
was Identified recently by the follow.
ing tattoo marks upon him; A cross
on the left forearm. with the words
In loving memory; a ioekey eith
wo flags, Buffalo Fill, heaf ou iaa
aack Of the left hand. a hors aae witA0
rossed whips, cross with t3e hgW
~ soldier leaning on Il. pierced
deart on the right foresTai. heart
Rlth claspet lianas j soldier and Al
girl,
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Where Was His corkscrew?

Waller Dan Smith, a well known
Ohio river piolet, Of Paducah, while
trying TO open his bottle with knife
was painfully cut yesterday.
The blade slipped and cu1 an C.
teiy in his left wrist In Il at hia
home in Paiucah and is very lick from
loss Of blood
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Dc ceIeh-ate Anniversary.

.fh Young Mems Oh istian Associ
si9n NJ NoNnd WH lie twp Years ald
september y, The lay ndi be fitting
ID observed Secretary Walter Hud-
san and Att AZ Il cue, chairman ID
3e a}4an@e-ls III committee OF the an.
adversary entertainment are busy mak
iaa arepalations ff he dag Tae
aaciation building will be open to
sitors all day in the evening a re.
espion with a splendid musical pro
gram will be held
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Died in Parama. Mo.

Mrs Jerry Mcdaniel of 2311 PARK
avenue has rece we'd the news of the
sad death Of Mrs. F. C. Burkhart, Of
Parma, Mo. Mr. Burkhart is a bro he.
Of Mrs. Mcdaniel Mrs. Burkhart died
August 81. She left husband and q
beautiful SI 1oby just ar-e weeks
old.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

"Ringleadern was at one time a gooo
word. A century or 70 ago a great
bishop wrote Of Christ as 'the ring
leader of our salvation So with
stimeseryer. F." Il once held its root
meaning Of one who did service to
is time
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Marry IN Missouri.

Mr e. f. Quinn and Miss Iva Min
ion Of Willard. This county were mar
ried ~ Mober9 Mo- snndtS. The
ceremony was performed by Rev j.
! i!oNia IL his home
5lr. and Mrs Quinn are well known
Young people Of this county
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
Enamel on Cards.

The enamel On address cards Is pro
fnced BY rnbbiT over the cara p inik
ture Of Kremnitz white. which Is z
ane variety of white lead. When dry
the surface ID rubbed with fanne'
tipped in powdered tale and polishe6
by vigorous rubbing with hare
rush.
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H. SIN YTH,
Local Forecaster.
Elephant Inlurea rorturer.

Franz Krause pricked an elephants
trunk with . penhnife In menagerle
al liambufe and the elephant caught
bim With its riaH and hurlcd him
against van inaieting INJURIES
from which ho died IN few hours
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
paraaI.e pes.roys cod!In Moth.

colony Of Goblin moth parasites
imported from Enropc aud set free ~
Gently ~ tha apple orcbaidsgpf lhe
Pariaro valley California, y clearing
Them d the orchardists enemy in
great style
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
No More Ties.

Al the tow boats and barges of the
Ayer-Lord Tie company are now laid
Up at Paducah and Joppa They have
finished their work of bringing ties
from the Cumberland and Tennessee
river for this season.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
Sept. s In bistory.

1854 = Jean Baptiste Colbert. famous
finance minister 10 Louis XIV. died
ffse-First shakespearean commemora-
tion begun: known as the great STRAIT
ford Jubilee and projected by David
Garrick; II lasted three days.
ieos-Izoratio Greenough. famous sculptor
born at Boston. died 1859.
iS7-yictorien Sardou born.
lsss-Mrs Hannah More died; born l74S.
l8s-John Lester Wallack. actor, died In
Norwich Conn; born 1870
1e0i-President Mckinley shot while hold
ing a reception IN the Temple of Mu-
sic AT the Pan-American exposition IN
Buffalo.
1eo2-Phiip James Bailey, English poet,
author OF "Festus," died; born Isle.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
Nh Nan7es Maintained

In case certain funeral ever does
ONE off in this town there ere going
be some mighty cheerful looking
uourners,-- Atchison Globe.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

! wish to thank the neghbors and
iricnds who rendered me assietancp.
lVn lbe morning az August 90 when
my store was destroyed by FIRE.
Bims Point, Mo.
ii WILLIAMS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Government snagboat Wright. Syca.
more, Dick Fowler. Ctrrie b.. Saltillo,
Herman Paepecke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

The Stacker Lee is due this morn
ing from ST. Louis and goes to Mem
phis.
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suNFLoWER PHILOSOPHY

(Atchison Kan, Globe)
Save me, oh Lore, from being a
fool when ! know better"-From the
prayer Of an Atchison man.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Did you ever notice how time drags
when you are saving money, and how
It flies when you are spending it?
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

If house is painted color that Is
particular glazing and inharmonious.
It means the man of the house select.
ID It.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

The Dick Fowler d d NOT get away
for Paducth until six O'Clock yester.
day evening She brought the goods of
Joseph Altmaus, general merchandise
store, which is being moved from Pa
ducah to Wickliffe 1t required sey.
era TO unload the freight at the
Wickife iapdins
The saItillo arrived yesterday nom.
ing from tine Tennessee river and tuu
tof 81. Louis
The Herman Paepcke has gone to
Bakerfield, Ark. after tow of empties
The Carrie B. has gone down the
Mississippi With oae empty in tow.
The Dick Fowler will arrive at one
O'Clock from Paducah and viii leave
at three O'Clock this afternoon on The
return trip
me sycamore ieft yesterday with
empties for the upper Ohio.
The Savannah arrived from 81
Louis yeste DAY afternoon nd lett for
tue tennessee fieet
-e-s=--+s-
Ine Wash Houshell arrived from
New Madrid yesterday afternoon, tow
ing the Singer Mills Company's derrick
boat which will be repaired at this
city.
fhe II Y Wright Of THE govern
nent snaeboais 1eai loft yesterday
for ST. Louis
Taa Wash tloQzneL will leave fol
ho lover Mississippi today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
Yesterdays Arrivals

Wash Honshell, Dick Fowler, Sal
tillo
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THE srEeoMYIA.

THE Bulletin is tble TO publish the
following which is from the pen OF
Mr., George w. Strobe, of Trenton.
Tenn. but formerly OF this city. only
through the courtesy of Mr.. C. b $.
Pennebaker:1
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

The Fred Herold is due from Mem
phis at noon and will go TO ST. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

TIE guage at four O'Clock YESTERDAY
afternoon registered l61, fall of
steven tonths in he past twenty-four
hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. j. X. Greer left last night for
Paducah and Central City, KY.
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.2sesesessssssaegssesssagss
The WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Today's Forecast.

Increasing cloudiness with probably
local rains, continued cool.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Miss Geraldine Powell, of Wickliffe
is here the guest of friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

A farmer was eating dinner at
restaurant today.
What will you have 70 drink?H he
was asked
Buttermilk, he replied.
a farmer asking fer outtermnk IN
town " AZ had Az a butcher oatnE
packing house sausage
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. H G. Hopkins, of indianapolis,
has taken a position as operator at
Cassiday's brokerage office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Here - the trouble with abusing
John d. Rockefeller; II encourages
unfair abuse Of half OF the men Of the
world. After a lazy man has abused
Rockefeller for a while, he jumps his
neighbor who Is prosperous because
Of his Industry. And scream as hard
as you please, the fact remains that
the Industrious, successful men are
the men who furnish employment for
labor and make this country great.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06


ffs9-First Shakespearean commemora-
tion begun known as the great STRAIT
ford Jubilee and projected by David
Garrick; II lasted three days.
1905 9oratio Greenough. famous sculptor
born at Boston: died fsSz
fss7-yictorien sardou born.
Isss-Mrs Hannah More died. born l145.
iSxe-John Lester wallack. actor. died In
Norwich. Conn; born 1870.
1e0i-President Mckinley shot while hold
ing a reception IN the Temple OF Mu-
sic AT the Pan-American exposition IN
Buffalo.
1sas-Philip James Bailey. English poet.
author or "Eestus." died born Isle.
sssssssssassssassssassaass
/: PURELY PERSONAL :
sssassssssssssssssssssysss
Mrs. c. Etz. has returned from a
visit C Chicago.
Mr ~ r Paxton. q Paduesb banR
81 Vas 10 Cairo last night
Miss Geraldine Powell, of Wickliffe,
Is here the guest of friends.
Mr.. ]. X. Greer left last night for
Paducah and Central City, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Burmeister re.
turned last night from Silver Lake,
Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Griffin OF padn-
cab are visiting their daughter. Mrs
WelIiam Lydon.
Mr. and Mrs. Brack Owen and baby
OF Paducah were in Cairo last night
on their way to Chicago
Mr.. J. L. Wood of Jackson. Tenn
is visiting the family Of F. NJ. Thorn.
ton at the Planters house.
Mr. HI G. Hopkins, Of indianapolis,
has taken position as operator at
'~1RD3hAy n N&UAGAd%E RuAlCEs
Miss Emma Lattner, daughter Of
Mil. Geo. Lattner, is extremely i'll al
her home on Eleventh street.
Miss Mary Pope left for Tamms
yesterday to be the guest Of Mrs
Winder, formerly of this city.
Mr. , H. Stafford, formerly night
clerk at the Halliday, but now Of the
Gayoso. at Memphis. is In the city.
Mr.. Clay Lutz who recently resign
ed the management Of the White
Horse Inn, has resumed his position.
Mr.. j. B. Collins and son frankie
left yesterday evening for Gondola
and Anna, ILL.,, where they win visit
friends.
Mr.. James Clark, wen known
clerk Of the steamer Stacker Lee, IL
confined to ST. Louis hospital BY
sickness.
Mr.. Leonard Deaton, Of the Metro
politan life insurance company will
leave Thursday for Harrisburg, H., on
business
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Lohr and Rev
Armstrong left yesterday for Jones
boro to attend the annual synod Of the
Lutheran church.
Mn. Chauncey Payne left yesterday
afternoon for points in Missouri and
Arkansas in the interests of the We.
Der Dry Goods Co.
Mr.. Dick Renfro whose foot was cut
on by 4 street car several days ago.
IN getting on nicely and recovering
FROM; The severe shock.
The Ladies Circle Of the First Nj
u. church will meet Friday afternoon
at the usual time with Mrs. g. w. Lo
gan, on Washington avenue.
Mrs.Kelly and sister. Miss Nellie
Foss, have returned from Guthrie
Okla, where they spent the summe
with their sister, Mrr. Lohr.
Mr. II. M. McGrader, of Jackson
yIllm III. arrived this morning to Wis
liis family His son. Mr.. Willard Nc
Grader Who has been visiting him, ae
cOmpanled him home.
Mrs. MaRsie Patier Johnson ~ Oh
ta@n arrived Yesterday ~ spend se,
NJ oral weeks with her mother, Mrs. {
Q. Patier at her country place on tn
Mound City gravel road.
NiAii ---------------
A letter from Rev j. T. NJ. Kno
hrirvo tha inflammation, 4Lat n. Kuo
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. J. l.. Wood of Jackson. Tenn
is visiting the family Of F. NJ. Thorn.
ton at the Planters house.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Burmeister re.
turned last night from Silver Lake,
Wis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. Brack Owen and baby
OF Paducah were in Cairo last night
on their way to Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Fred Heroii. D.ck Fowler, Stacker
Lee
Yesterdays Departures
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Miss Emma Lattner, daughter d
MAJ Geo L.attner, is extremely IN Al
her home on Eleventh street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Miss Mary Pope left for Tamms
yesterday to be the guest Of Mrs
Winder formerly Of this city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. and Mrs. Mike Griffin OF padn.
cab are visiting their daughter. Mrs
Welliam Lydon
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. J H. Stafford, formerly night
clerk at the Halliday, but now Of the
Gayoso, at Memphis. is In the city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. Clay Lutzi who recently resign
ed the management Of the White
Horse Inn, has resumed his position.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Ar ~ T. Paxton a paducab bank
er vas 10 Cairo last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

The Satiilo arrived yesterday nom.
ins from tine Tennessee river and tet
tuE 81. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. J. 3. Collins ami son frankie
left yesterday evening for Gondola
and Anna, ILL.,, where they will visit
friends.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mrs.Kelly and sister. Miss Nellie
Foss, have returned from Guthrie,
Okla, where they spent the summer
with their sister, Mrg. Lohr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

HE Ladies Circle of the First NJ
p church will meet Friday afternoon
at the usual time with Mrs. e. w. Lo-
gan on Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
PURELY PERSONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. c. Ftz. has returned from
visit to Chicago
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. James Clark, wen known
clerk OF the steamer Stacker Lee. IL
confined to a ST. Louis hospital by
sickness.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

The Herman Paepcke has gone TO
Bakerfeld, Ark, after tow of empties
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. r. M. McGrader, of Jackson
gill@ III. arrived this morning to Wis &
$his family. His son. Mr.. Willard Nc
Grader Who has been visiting him, ac
cOmpanied him home
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lohr and Rev.
Armstrong left yesterday for Jones
boro to attend the annual synod Of the
Lutheran church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. Leonard Deaton, Of the Metro
politan life insurance company will
leave Thursday for Harrisburg. H., on
business
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mr. Dick Renfro whose foot was cut
oii by ? street car several days ago.
N getting on nicely and recovering
from The severe shock.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

MT Chauncey Payne left yesterday
afternoon for points in Missouri and
Arkansas in the interests of the We
Der Dry Goods Co,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

A letter from Rev J T. NJ. Knox
brings the information that DR.. Knox
~ now located in Kansas, where he Is
supplying pulpit. Mrs Knox. who
has been with him, is at present at
Denver, having taken advantage Of the
excursion to that city Her health is
much improved.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
/ NEWS OF THE RIVERS E:
Boats Due.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-06

Mrs MaHda Patier Johnson ~ Chi
taan arrived Yesterday ~ spend sew.
rfal weeks witli her mother Mrs. G.
Q. Patier at her country place on the
Mound City gravel road
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
\ $500 HOME FOR $500
OK EASY TERMS AND
\ BONUS WORTH 500
ACTUALLY THROWN

This is the most unusual offer ever
made to sell you ? high grade cottage
home on easy instalments for less than
it's actual cash market value and then
throw IN absolutely free. a bonus worth
$500
Tho property belongs to the Eyer
estate and tho trustees. VINO live in Chi
cago. would rather sell al the bottom
price TO a reliable buyer. than rent to
Tom. Dick and Harry The property is
located on First street where real estate
is as staple as diamonds in a Tawr shop
The lot Is 2x10 rods: there's driveway
and stable The house is q well built
frame warm in winter. cool in summer
contains rooms modern plumbing. gas
and electric chandeliers; nantel. cellar.
pantry and gas connections for cooking.
NOW FOR THE TERMS AND CONDI-
TIONS OF SALE:
proposition YOU ever heard or. I'm going
to give q bonus to the purchaser of thesc
YEARS Gift homo buyer ever received
Here's the offer-eQuai it if YOU can.
FIRST: I'll put tho price of house and
lot at rock bottom. y. 500.
In cash YOU simply Oess cash taken
If required $500.
This balance YOU pay same as rent at
SECOND: To the lucky purchaser. or
his or her heirs or assigns. I'll present
the deed to a wo-thirds interest in
feet of land on Brigham St worth easily
500 foot,
This equity which costs you nothing
decided to your child. now. will form the
basis of the incest nest egg YOU could
wish for. We are ACTUALLY offered Sl25
for this equity. now. and viii rebate that
much from the purchase price of the
house and lot If You don't want II
But we believe that we will get $500 i'm
less than a year. as our feet OF Brigham
st land lies between two tracts. near
X St worth respectively 1000 and $1,000
Neither party can sell to advantage with
out buying our equity, so the lucky one
who secures 1t can well afford to hold
for g rise.
This is the fairest sqsarest. and great
est chance you ever had TO get the right
kind Of homo on terms that guarantee
the return OF a sum equal or in excess of
your original cash payment, with a
fighting chance for doublei
Who'll be THE LUCKY BUYER
Don't hesitate, but investigate,
SEE
OSCAR F. PETERSON.
DEALER IN DEPENDABLE REAL
ESTATE. So West Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

WHEN broke cali at Uncle Sans. the
largest and only private pawn shop in
the city. We charge only one-half the
interest and make the largest loans on
diamonds. watches. iewelry. clothing
guns, musical Instruments, trunks. va
Uses. ftIrs. tools and instruments of all
kinds. Phone 2176 Y. 80 z. 1st So, cor.
Commercial.