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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-26
F1Tz NEEDN'T PAY FOR FLOOR.

Sioux Falls S. D.. April 26.-It required only
FIVE minutes for jury. in the state circuit
court to return verdict in favor of the de-
Carpenter Of Sioux Falls against Robert F1tz-
simmons and John Enlmke. The suit an
outgrowth of the collapse Of the floor Of a
Blacksmith shop in which Fitzsimmons. while
in Sioux Falls last winter. engaged in
making souvenir horseshoes;; Mrs Carpenter
ages in the sum Of $500. No testimony was
offered by the defense.
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WORTH WHILE IN SPORT GATHERED HERE
ST. THOMAS WINS ITS
GAME FROM HAMLINE

The Hamline university baseball team suf-
fered Its second defeat in the intercollegiate Sc
ries yesterday afternoon when 1t met the st.
Thomas nine on the st. Thomas grounds and
left with a score of Is to 8 in favor of the
saints.
Tho this was the entry game Of the series for
st. Thomas, the saints were we'll prepared for
1t, and We're at some advantage In having their
old star pitchers in. the box. and many OF the
old standbys in support, The Hamline PLAYERS
lacked force at the bat, and were excelled at
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-26

A neat, vest pocket schedule of Amer
lean Association baseball games for the
season OF 1906 has been issued by the
Omaha Road and copies can be secured
by calling at 600 Nicollet avenue.
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MAT1SSON WON FROM
IRISH CHAMPION

Carl Mattsson proved his supremacy over
Buckley, the Irish champion, at the Dewey last
night in che of the best and ceanest bouts ever
sees in the city.
Buckley got the first fall in ten minutes
Mattsson took the next two In nine and eleven
minutes respectively.
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stage PICKS TEAM
+. FOR PENN GAMES
Journal Special Service.

Chicago, April 26--Seven men will represent
the University of Chicago in the Pennsylvania
games. Director ;stagg has decided that Cap
tain Parry and Williamson. both weight men,
Philadelphia, In addition to the one mile relay
team Merrill. the FRESHMAN srrinter, and Id
clEgs, the freshman saulta:, fai!'l I" come up
to form and will be left at home.
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JOE TO GET HIS RABB1T

= Milwaukee, Wis. April 26.-Word was re-
ceived here today that Shortstop Robinson who
was sold to Pittsburg by New York, will come
back to the Milwaukee club within a short time.
Cantillon having made deal with Barney
Dreyfus.
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Score by innings: s 4
Hamline .........O o. 0 90 ]. . 2--3
st Thomas 40 A 40 q 4 aa-15

Two-base hits. storberg Schurch; three base
hit, Delaney; home run, Delaney; first base on
balls; by Storberg 8, by Schurch 4, by Lentge
passed balls, Ellery 2; hit by pitcher, by stor-
berg :, by Sehurch 2: double plays, Delaney
(unasststed), Fly to Guthrie to Delaney kurke
to Guthrie to Kurke. Umpire. Frank Force.
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FAMOUS STALLION DIES.
Journal Special Service.

Pekin, ILL.,, April 26.-The famous stallion,
Billy Wilkes, died last night, aged 26 years.
He was the sire of thirty horses in the 2:3O
class. and has been owned by Mayor Dan Sapp
for TWENTY-FIVE years. Fifteen thousand dollars
was refused for him.
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MILWAUKEE, F1ELDERs WIN GAME,

Columbus, April 26.-Milwaukee defeated
Columbus yesterday by timely batting. Sen
sational fielding by the visitors cut off the
chances offered Columbus. The score: =.
s21UmnRs '::: :::S g ! ! g
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0'R0URKE CALLS OFF
FITz O'BRIEN BATTLE
Journal Special Service.

dVuIHaI SUeCIdI SefVlCe, - = = =
New York, April 26.-Bob Fitzsimmons and
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien will not fight at the
Tuxedo club Of Essington, Pa, on Memorial
day Tom O'Rorrke has called of the bout. 1t
is not known why oRourke declared the con-
test off. * -.
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MUDs BEAT NUTS ON MUFF,

Toledo. Ohio. April 26-In a pitchers battle
yesterday, Kansas City won, largely because of
Kruger's muf Of PERKINS, high foul in the fifth.
Both teams played fast ball. Kansas City
punched hits we'll. The score:
Toledo ............0 0 0 o 1 0 / "a
Kansas City .......O O O @ 3 0 2 O-j
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KISSED FLAG; THEN cHEERED.
Journal Special Service

London, April ga Central News dispatch
from Athens says when the Americans won the
jumping prize the American flag was hoisted
and greeted with cheers. Previously it had
been Missed !
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Cambridge-Harvard T. Bates 0. -.
At New Haven-Yale IL, Fordham g..
At New York-Columbia 4, Pennsylvania 8.
At Chicago-University of Chicago l., Nortl
western university O. ~. e. ~ @- (.
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Morgan of the ST. Louis browns will join the
ST. Paul team at Louisville today. BULL
Smith, purchased from the Chicago Nationals
will be unable to join for a few days on ac-
count of sickness.
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PHILADELPHIA .....2o o21oro-7 p .
New York ........2 0 1 2 o. 10 I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Lush, Kane, Sparks and
Doom; Ames, Bowerman and Bresnahan.
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Boston '' .......... $1,000 o,o11-$ e
Brooklyn ......... 4 o o o 0 90 o. z Z
Batteries-Young and Needham; Mcintyre and
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Cincinnati .....22oo2 11oo-s & s
st. Louis .........O 8 0 0 0-5 10
Observation-Disclosures, Ewing and Phelps; Hoeis
koetter Thielman and Holmes .F>'
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CLAIMS NoRTHwEsrERN It'll

Winona. Mimi. April 26--Lex Clayton took
two falls from Professor A.. H. Felkey the
Minneapolis lightweight wrestler, in 1910 and
II 80. respectively, Tuesday night and now
claiIna tina nnrthyVastarn ofamnfnnshir-
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FORD WINS GAME
WITH STRIKEOUT
Reds Take Closing Contest from
Hoosiers by Close
{
Score.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CAVES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Toledo. 80.
st. Paul at Columbus.
Kansas City at Louisville.
milwaukee, at Indianapolis.

Minneapolis at Toledo. u , H.. 49, .>ns..
st. Paul at Columbus. -
Kansas City at Louisville. ..
Milwaukee at indianapolis. Il -, - III
Special to The Journal isE
Indianapolis, April 26.--With the score at 6 to
o In favor OF the reds and hoosier on second
and third, Ford made things safe by tanning
Crowley in the NINTH and the local We're retired
one to the bade Yesterdays game was the last
of the series here. .-- =
the first break was made by the Watkins
gang who chased in three scores in the second
inning, by dint of good stick work. After this
Ford took brace and tho he occasionally let
himself into tight place he was pulled out
by the sharp fielding of his support.
Watkins sent From, the man who made a repu-
tatlon In the first game, into the limelight and
the reds batted that reputation all over the dia-
1nond in the fifth taking three safe ones from
MS delivery. Halla, the other handler, secured
from Cleveland, was sent to the firing line in
MS place, and gave out but one hit.
Minneapolis began scoring in the third, whel,
Ford drove safe one to right. Davis whanged
one to Raftis and Gehrng reached first on an
an error by Carr. Ford and Gehrng scored on
Ia hit by Greminger. Shannon scored more
by singing to right and coming in on a double
by Davis The millers corralled their final points
IN the sixth. Fox made first Carr's error
oyler singled for third and both advanced
q base on passed ball. Then Shannon mad an
other single and Fox and ,Oyler scored Shannon
| scored on tip to right by Davis The score:
Indianapolis .......o 3 o 0 i;
SAINTS HIT DIsT1LLERs OPPORTUNITY.
| Louisville, April 26.-St Paul defeated Louis
| vile yesterday by hitting at opportune times
catch BY stovaI Was the only featuse Thu
score: re-. 9.- H. ~
E st. Paul .: ::5 oS 9 = =
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Foot Schulze Glove quality is found
only in g Foot -Schulze Glove rubbers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

So. :.e.. GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Fittsburg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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At Chicago II e
Chicago .......... % 0 8 o O o 0 0 % Z
.........0 O O 1 0 0 II 8 1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Moran; Willis and
Gibson. $,
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Fessenden. N. D., April 2s.--Tfe baseball sea-
son in North Dakota StateIeague opened at Har-
yey Sunday. Fesseenden defe atfhs Harvey. II. to
!: Errors We're few on both sides, Fessenden
sender; Fuller, johnson" and Smith; Harvey,
Wookins Henry and Neil. IL - ~ To- s',
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Marshall. Mimi, April 2s.-Thc Marshall high
school team defeated the Marshall town team
here yesterday by a score Of to s. Batteries,
high, school, Hicks and :Bullifson; for" town.
Cheyne and Thorburn This makes the third
victory for the high school this year. ~rr,
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SAINTS HIT p1sT1LLERs oPPoRruNE1Y.

! Louisville, April Pest. Paul defeated Louis
! Vile yesterday by hitting at. opportune times
| Coy kept the locals hits we'll scattered. A
| catch by StovaA was the only feature The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Good wages. Apply AGA End st, tl3GI
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]. N COURTNEY. Al W. End So. Street.
.totc business in l.. city, l am posted
"a to values and have tho properties for
sElc. and II you are observing, you can
know something OF what the future OF
There is nothing safer, nor more profit
able" thun jnVcstments in lands In and
near n growing CITY. See me for invest
ments See mo for homes, SEQ me for
spcculations, I'm acre tracts, farms and va
can't lands Fine terrace property, very
close to center viii pay 10 per cent net on
price. 5000.
But ii is tho speculator that makes tho
big money Don't overlook these west
side close In lands 400 acres over Jor-
don coz nor
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FURNISHED

uy TURN. STRICTLY
.s,,. housekeeping; a
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FOR RENT

SMALL, HOUSE. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
large lawn. no children; references. AP-
ply 243 So. 9th East. tlIoo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

-~~~>~~~-~-~~~~~~-~-~---
KELSEY & GILLESPIE DID THIS
week as they did the week pcfore-sold
several very cheap pieces or real estate.
why can we do 1t? The investing public
better the market value of any class OF
property than all others. So we say 10
the property owners. list your property
at FAIR market price and we have Gus
toners to buy 1t.
The following Is but few samples OF
our large and varied list OF properties:
SOSEThat elegant acres fronting on
the main street boulevard and state
street; splendid street car service.
hlgn and dry; VIII subdiVlde into
10 lots that will sell for $3.50 per
lot
SN0-Another splendid 5-acre lot; rapid
car service; near Liberty Park.
F!'So0-M0d. two-story brick house OF 10
rooms; large barn: lot 57Xl65 feet.
on corner, south front. East md
South street
$3ooo-Brk cottage, 6 rooms. lot l9xlG5. IT;
Ohio lot alone Is worth s2i0O). End
So. bet Sth and 9Th East streets
sl4SO-Brk. cottage. 6 rooms, lot 3X5 rods,
near 5th East st, close in. VIII
rent for Sl5 per mo.
s25oo-Splendid building site, ilXlG IT..
south front; good locality East
@0o0-NIod. brk.. two-story, rooms, on
corner East Brigham st
SSSoO-Frame cottage rooms; lot 43Il2
IT.. West Temple. . blks. from z.
o., very cheap. eve consider the
lot worth the price,
$50 per foot 1st-class fat property eaet
front. 2 blks. cast Knutsford hotel
SIS per. foot corner. business frontage.
blks. from Main street. pave
mcnt This corner VIII double In
value next "A months.
$50 per foot Another sure 1St-claes fu-
turc business corner. blocks
from corner that VIII sell
for 500 per foot; on tho new depot
St, Srd So. st.
S525 per foot. corner ith So. and state
ST.. lO0xl@2 ] block from p. o.
s30. .0O0-A1 biz block, 3-Story brk. building
End So. y blk. from Main st.
So per foot biz frontage lst So East; l@os5
1850 buys the best the cheapest. ware
house and trockage ground ever
oftcroG on market, 33ON6D feet
500 per foot. We have left so feet of that
very cheap frontage on PierponI
sreet and west of the Commercial
club Common sense tells anyone
this will show profit of 50 per
cent I'm II months. Do you know
that at this time there is being
erected mod. 3-etory stone build
ing opposite this ground2
We have several handsome residences
from 5000 to $4,000. Brigham, lSt So, ana
md So. SITS
Wo have a number OF hlGh-class. nobby
Brigham st. building corners.
We have several Main street biz blocks
In fact, we can sell YOU any class OF
property you want Come and talk with
US. IL Will surely pay 10 90 so.
KELSEY & GILLESPIE, 2 L. lst So. ST
tl494
WORTH LOOKING UP
s5oo0-So. Temple St near w Temple. %
Nl65 It,
$55OO-S-room modern house. cast bench,
house alone cost $4,000.
S200l-Nest cottage, close in; attn East st ,
nice lot.
SEQ buys o acres good land.
$3.50 fine building lot S. +
L. J. Wills. Is w. 2nd So. St, upstairs.
t1i02
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 800 EACH
Wide graded SITS. deep lots and wdo al
leys: rapidly growing part OF city; $40
cash s. per mo. Inducements to build:
money furnished ot per cent. pay same
as rent Why not own n home? Why
not save few dollars each mo. Bet
ter than any bank INVESTIGATE,
HUBBARD INV'T CO.
as w. End So.
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WANTED-HELP

80 -
YOUNG GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST
with senl housework. Apply 81 md
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~ Es.,ioS, ENERGY. HON
s,.. e, q - .dnlrst-closs salesman
l',,sir, si ~ years, with splen-
- lily l,ay d man OF special
nuts. says latest re-
8 n, .esponslble position
|lysi,.eo .eonpany, II possible
o,h',a salesman. but as
|!rs.,' p5esponsIble business
r .. box 27e. city.
. tliJ7
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s7ILXlS6 FT. TO ALLEY. f. FRONT.
State st. A beautiful building site. VIII
take $3.50 cash or half cash: worth $500
Must sell at once Address y ., Tribune.
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NArcH THIRD SOIrTH

WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
THE COMING STREET.
Something new on the depot
street. Corner lst West and
Ord South. l224 Kiss IT., $3.50 per
foot. only two blocks from
Walker Bros. store. Very easy
terms.
other good buys-sure money
on this street The building
season is close at hand; figure
on this for flats Corner Ord
South and 2nd East, one block
from Knutsford hotel; only 500
per foot
If you want a big investment,
about $1,000 let me show you
business block that cost over
$4,000. The ground is worth
$4,000. and II pays good Inter
est Best buy In town.
I have good investment on
Main street; pays per cent net.
II you want trackage proper
". | have II on 2nd and 3rd So.
streets
Business property on 2ud
South, Just west OF Main street.
at $1,000 a foot. ls a good buy, /
can sell II ct that price now.
Residence property. vacant
and improved, at any price and
any location.
w s Crismon. Real Estate,
Room 200 Scott building
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SUCCESSFUL STOCKMEN
ARE BUYING

Values will double In next few years
Now is the time to buy. Tho terms AFRO
easy, only one-tenth OF the purchase prico
down. balance yearly payments. running
for 10 years IL you wish.
Liberal discount for cash.
Prices from 10 cents TO $3.50 Der acre.
Particulars OF Union Pacific Land
Agency No. is w. 2ud South s t. Salt
Lake CiG: Utah. '-
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YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EXPERT
ence in drug store. Y A, Tribune. tl499
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EAST BOULEVARD "

TO WIND UP AN ESTATE.
Thirteen acres choice improved land on
main county road, near 18th South. New
brick house. Low price Must be sold at
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
1874 Main st, tl36
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PLUMHOF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
hotel, r. r. and contract labor. Bell
phone a5S4 l5llk w. End So. t274
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SSooo-7-RM MOD, 275 VEST THIRD SO.
Ss7. Sos rn mod, 80 So. Ord +,
s2s GlNS rn mod. SOS Il. End So.
ss5.66-S rm mod. AZ So $rd F.
$500 rm. mod, 15g so, Ste T.
So 50-5 rn. mod, 7IS First 81.
s90 0-S rm. mod, 21l Tenth r..
S2S G0-5 Tm mod. % Wellington CT
5000 office rms. H2gssoni on, g.K: lfI
Wv" W j Halloran. Phones SIS. 1893
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/, ,,,1i ,1IiH-toRoUGHLY EX-
4 sAspseLent Asd1t stenographcr;;
"uuiess 7 l. Tribune.
F. tl2l7
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'1)TED

S..t Sorth or,.,, Ts%Rlo dsSIIe
-, b ,lT n pssles%Ssr q = . 1s9Ii SsI5
fr9aes aesouth suf West Tempo
.,,i,.d Z to attend. south
f.rs. 81 On sunday; dYa,,y,.Sa1 MqrSh ae
,.s. q At isih Ward eAapV,' a%~
=, creek in Il this p,6ley, 9Isy
y9l 49,. james 3. e'".Sy. ~.
.ri%,S ir.'s Creek Utan. . n n
? gE gs.H tuesday at T,pi a.
8 ss y John Blniey,d B,o,ds r, ne
.1ss - SUs.ceased. Z. FrienaSf ,nm SreeS a :
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sTROCK's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel restaurant and household help.
Headquarters for laborers.
AZ w Second South. Phones 45i. c742
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HIUII, IvIVsTs bros.' I4U MAIN So tl4I6
GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; no washing; In family: good
place for good girl. Call 1l03 2nd ST., cor
2nd and Sts. tl4Sl
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FOR SALE-REAL STATE

A. RICHTER,
10 West 1st South st.
Doing lots OF business In same old stand
Better properties for less money.
Buys the best building spo, in this city.
No better location than II near lst, and
there is where this lot Is located
Buys 5xlo rods. south front. 7th ST. near
i. None better,
Buys fOx165 feet on Main ST. corner.
we'll improved and big interest payer.
5x7i7 rods, corner 9Th South and 11th
East. The prctticst corner on tho cast
bench.
Buys a handsome. modern, 2-story resi-
dence, ll19 End ST. Will take $500 cash,
SO per month; nice barn In the yard.
$3.50
Buys n nearly new 4-room brick cot
tage on East 5th South: 5000 cash.
BUYS Buys S-,n;y nearly new Broom modern
terms.
Have homes and lots in all parts of tho
city. VIII build for you on my lots To-
Gated on 3rd st. between % and p Sts..
any kind OF a 6. or S-room modern house
you wish to own and Will make reason
able terms.
a. Richter. 10 West 1st South St;
Phones ell t1413
VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
~. all parts city. Meeks & Lynch. 515
Atlas block tln4
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick sales. We have the buyers.
Anderson Real Estate Investment Co.
Bell phone i7i Rooms 3O0-30l New
Herald Building. t1as9
EAST BOULEVARD"
The choicest piece OF property between
the center OF city and Calder's park
VIII be on market in O few days Prices
win be low, and terms the easiest ever
offered. Building restriction Inducements
to build Wnt for It.
HUBBARD INV'T. co.
SEE DoRIUs & CAsADY BARGAINS
only 51S Atlas Blk. Bell fono SIX.
t3l2
HAVE YOU ANY BARGAINS TO OF
fer? We have-the buycrs-quick buyers
to whom any real snap VIII appeal;
word over the phone VIII be your part.
We will do the rest.
c. J. Bowman Co, room 5 Eagle block
| Ind phone 3s30. Bell phone 1887. tli5S
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TWO ROOMS. CLOSET, PANTRa9S;;
electric light and water In mousse -,
So 7th East tlDVl
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE AT A
bargain. lG0l25 shares OF Little Cotton
wood Mining Co at Sc per share. or will
exchange for real estate. Williams Bros.
Murray r1g1
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FOR RENT

NEW MODERN 7-ROoM. 1850 FIRST
inc w. T. Ware, g. Hooper build
rl33
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sEvEN-ROoM MOD HOUSE: NEAR
TemDIc; S25. The Home Trust d savings
company w First South ST. I''l
A GROOM COTTAGE AND AN S-ROoM
mod house. east side. Jas. Is hnuM v,osI 81
Co, over l53 50. Main. Ai'V'
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|Sstsddp r,,,9I OR FEE RE-
tAnted' fro. book and list
,scated i,ee hv TO any nd
E plrcsrSe,Ssy Sy US ADVERTISED Sc
,7qahHs , & g. Sample copy
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BOY WANTED-TRIBUNE JOB PRINT
ing Co tlJ2l
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
Members S. L. Zeal Estate ASS n.


7-room modern pressed brick: this ls a
bargain; everything most modern. best
east side location-sGJ00
Groom modern brick. East Second
South; lot 49lsxle5 feet-s4OO0.
s-room modern brick, East Second
South; large barn; lot 4lkx1G5 fect-S5500.
Groom modern brick cottage. lot 4Ox132,
II. w, S E.-S2S50.
5-room modern brick cottage. N e; lot
f0x132-S2t50
s-room modern bun brick. Third St
This Ia new-Si500.
4-room modern brick lot 81 l-3xl58 feet,
s. e; only-sl75o
5 acres, all In orchard and berries g.
room house and summer Kitchen. bath
closets. etc. barn. sheds and chicken
coopS. il you are looking for small
fruit farm which Will bring In good
revenue, don't pass this up. All kinds OF
21k ncres. 8. e; 1le-story Groom bun
brick; Eastlake finish water in house;
90 assorted fruit trees-S3Ooo.
15-room double hrick, S, f.; will pay 9
per cent net on cost; good small in
vcstment-S3S50
4-room brick, por bath. toilet, etc;
rents for $50 per month; Broom frame In
roar of lot rents for so per month: lot
8Nx1G5: First South between Sth and 9th
East-s5J6o.
5-room modern brick. completely fur
nished. r. $500
1O0x125 feet in Popperton-s26o
a9x1e5 feet. First South between 4th and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

7-room modern pressed brick: this ls
bargain; everything most modern; best
east side location-sGJ01.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TELEGRA-
ply and railway business. Salary OF
operators so TO 800 per month, No other
profession offers such Inducements to
Young men Call or write for particulars.
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