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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
BROOKFIELD.

Schools in town began Monday or Tues
'day.-The schoolhouse in district No. IL
has new furniture.-Williamstowp apd l.,
Randolph played ball on Bigelow field Sal
iurday. Williamstown won 10 to S. a pre-
viously arranged Brookfield was to play
the winning team. This game resulted in
a victory for Brookfield, I to 1.-The Par
fridge family returned to their home in
Worcester, Mass, last week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06
WINDSOR COUNTY
SOUTH ROYALTON.

The :ev. c. II. Ryder of Gloucester,
Mass. and II. f.. Burnett of Bethel Were
guests of DR.. d. l.. Burnett last week.
Edward Sibley of Montpelier has been
spending the past week with Mrs. Mar.ha
Sihley, his mother.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles
S~outhgate of Barre spent sunday in town
as the guests of his mOther.-Miss Maudin
Abbott leaves on Friday for Bellows Falls.
where she has a position in a graded
school as eighth grade teacher.-Miss EN-
ma Russ was home over Sunday from her
duties as teacher in West Berlin.-Miss
kittie Waldo returned Friday from an
outing at Nahant. Mass.-Dr. ana Mrs
Lee have returned To their home \ Con-
necticut.-Mrs. Nellie r. Skinner is a
guest at A, p. Skinner's-Misses Maude
Abbott and Isabelle Martin returned IN
Sunday from a visit in East Betlel,-Mia
Mary Talbert and Mss Nellie j. Adams
have returned from Mortified. Mass,
where they spent a month.-Mr. Cate o:
Boston arrived on saturday to be the
guest of Miss Gertrude Goodale for a few
days.-Burton L., Kcnney of Barre was u
visitor in town last week, Mrs. II. IL.
Whitcomb and daughter. Marjory. and
George Abbott are spending a week N
Barre.-Miss Lora Chadwick of Cam
bridge, Mass, who has spent the summer
in town, left on Monday to spend a month
in Indcrhill before returning to her home
DIR, Euclid Fish and family are guests
of T., j. Fish,-Miss Margaret Smith has
returned To her home in East Bethel
She was accompanied by Miss Josephine
Sargent.-Andrews IIasty and niece, Miss
Hartwell, and Miss Bessie Wallace and
sister, who have been guests Mt Bright
wood, returned on Monday TO their homes
in Iioston.-Mrs. Clogston left on Satur-
day for a visit TO her sister in Barton -
Miss Isabelle Martin left on Monday for
Barre, where she began teaching school
ION Tucsday.-Mrs. Charles Brooks's sister
from Windsor has been visiting her, Miss
helen Burbank has returned to Barre 10
resume teaching, after passing the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. l.. d.. Mcintosh.
~ A VIC vrYr ~
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BENSON.


The 25th anniversary of the married life
of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. A., Clemens was cele-
brated at their home Tuesday night,
August 2s. A party of about 10 gathered
and had refreshments. a purse was
presented to Mr., and Mrs. Clemons.-Ed-
win Browns two SONS. Robert
Clemens, Made and Dora Walker. Maud
Gibbard, Margaret Curry OF Rutland.
chaperoned by Mrs. Sam Martin, are
spending a week at Sunset lake'-Mrs' A..
c. Moore and son, Henry and daughter.
Anna. are visiting at {. e. walkers IN
Orwell.-Dr. George r. Westorook ana
Mrs. Westbrook and Miss Hattie west
brook OF Brooklyn are guests at r. w.
Kellogg farmers nave not yet
got through haylng put they nave peeh
Obliged TO stop to cut their oats'-Mrs' ~
II. sherman is visiting frlerds III oouth
Shattsoury' She was accompanied ny her
niue s~'rl'-IeorSe ana fu"aru o"hl'n ol
baiiston spa arrived III low" "s' RI
daE ana are beginning 'heil annual hui''
munger ana Lena oha.'ueh' .ne
FORMER from 'h's town ana ~ az.
lroh west fidN"l' were ihaii.eu
munger NOME isst Weu"e'"as' my
""' 50 W" " t''ii"se NV u"'"s ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

ret Knapp and Miss Abbie Sawyer of More
silos and cutting corn with his corn cut
ter and harvester.-James Newhall and
Lucy Swift are attending schoolsin Mont
pelier this fall. James in the high school
and Lucy in the seminary.-Mrs. Wolcott,
Mrs. Levi Swift's mother is quite feeble
apd is attended by DR.. Stoddard. The
Rev. Mr.. FISH of Montpelier supplied the
Methodist pulpit last Sunday.-Miss Har-
rt Knapp an Miss Abbie Sawyer of More
town were in town Tuesday and Wednes-
day settling business and packing Miss
Knapp's things. On account of i'll health
she has been obliged to give up her charge
here and go home for a season of rest. She
will return this week to Hillsdale, y. H,
her home.-Lee Bronson has gone to
Barre to enter the employ of the United
States mail service as postal clerk in
Barre city. He took the examination some
time ago and stood second in rank.-C.
George and family have returned from
Stowe.-School began Tuesday with not 4
full attendance.-The teachers nthe village
board with Mrs. Leland.-The Ladies' Aid
furnished dinner Tuesday for the voters
and also II. Comstock.-Mrs. Gertrude
Darling of. Waterbury will visit in town
the last of the week.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

Kathleen, the three year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Humphrey, died
after a two weeks illness Friday morn
ing.
A 10 1-2-pound sor has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Prouty
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PROCTOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Otta Ulrlckson, of Wash
ington. ID. c., are In town for a few
days. Mr.. Ulrickson is a former resident
of this town and he has come TO vota-
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-09-06

A coat which has been placed on
|hibition in Il London furrier's shop is ma
out of 100 rabbit ears, wnicn has be
sewed together in such a nianner as
make a serviceable waterproof coat.
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GAYSVILLG

Miss Kate T.. Wilson went to her
school in STAFFORD. Monday Miss Jen-
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CENTER.

Miss Maud Woodward is the guest
of her aunts, Ruth Newhall and Mrs.
j. f.. Hodge.
Miss Ollie Towle was the guest of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council OF Salt Lake City OF the ipteu-
tion Of such Council to make the follow
| Ing described Improvement TO wit:
To grade. gutter and curb with cement
and pave with macadam (said macadarn
pavement TO be thirty t30J feet Wide
between curbs and nine t9) inches thIck)
State street from the south side OF North
Temple street TO the south side OF Second
North street; First North street from the
east side OF East Temple street to the
center OF State street; West CANYON
street from the center OF State street
10 the south side of Second North stree.
and Hillside avenue from the east side
or state street to the west side of Wost
canyon street In Paving District No. %.
ana defray the abutters' portion OF the
cost and expense thereof, estimated at
twenty thousand one hundred seventeen
and 200 ts20,1170T) dollars. or three
(SS.00) dollars per front foot of ebuttfne
property, there being 67o5 GO feet abut-
ting said Improvement. by a local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces OF
ground within the following described
district. being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement,
namely:
Fronting on State street: All OF lots l.
s. { and 8, block 90, plat "a, all OF lois
2. 4. and 6. block I, plat "E,' ;.4part of
the southwest quarter OF section 81
township north. range 1 east; part OF
the southwest quarter OF section 81.
township north. range l east; all OF
lots ] and 2, block /, plat e.; ali of
lot 8, block /. and all OF lots to IA. in
elusive, block q plat *"
fronting on First North street: All OF
lots and 6. block SO. plat "A": all of
lots and 3. block l. and all OF lots 1 TO
., inclusive, block 2. plat "E"
Fronting on West Canyon street: All
n a,l
lots l and Q. block l. and all OF lots l to
I, Inclusive, block 2, plat TX: part OF
the southwest quarter OF section 81,
township l north. range ] east; all of lot
and lots TO 10. inclusive, block 3, plat
TX
Fronting on Hillside avenue: All OF
lots 1 and II. block 2, and all OF lots.
and 2. block /, plat *" Salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost OF said Improvement. Is
estimated AT twenty-four thousand sew
enty-two and s4-lOo ts24.o72S4) dollars,
Of which sum the city's portion Is three
thousand nine hundred hfty-hve and
77-loo ts3s55.7O dollars. leaving twenty
thousand one hundred seventeen and
100 (s2o.11707) dollars to be raised by
local assessment
All protests and objection to the
carrying out of such intention must be
presented in writing to the City Re-
corder on or before the 18th day OF Sep
tember, 1905, being the time set by said
Council when IL will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council Of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated August TO- 1906.
]. b MoREToN,
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 49,
First appearance Wednesday. August
20, 1906 b2300
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the firm
heretofore existing under the name and
style OF Radebaugh & Eckcrt. doing bust
ness as general contractors and builders
In Salt Lake City. Utah, has this day by
mutual consent been dissolved. A j.
Radeoaugh having purchased the entire
interest of said ]. l.. Eckert in said
firm All sums duo said firm Will be
paid to said Radebaugh and all sums due
by said firm will be paid by said Rade-
baugh,
Dated August %. 1906.
A. ], RADEBAUGH,
b22l6 J. l.. ECkERT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-03

MONIES, wishing bargains from owners. VIII
house If cheap. Address is, Tribune. cIis
KELSEY & GILLESPIE HAVE THE BEST
agency In the city; we call your attention TO
the Following samples:
Speculative Assortment.
s6.ooo-Buys AZ lots houss. rooms and
barn: city water, 9th So. and 4th
W. ats.
T.5oo-5 acres, all frontage. hydrant water,
on State st.
s7,6oo-Handsome cor, 1e6x33o H., SO. and
east fronts, 9Th SO. st., east.
s1,1oo-eo IT, fronting Liberty park. 9th
So ST., near 5th East st.
2,2oo-Brtck cottage. 9th SO. st, Liberty
park.
Bnildine lot, 3I1o. L. near 1st st.
sl.260-Cor. lot s. and g. fronts, cor 9Th
and G s,5
s6oo-Lot. 42x14o IT., 9th So. and Attn
s4.25o-That Handsome cor. and 4tn SITS
$3.50 peT foot-Biz. cor. lat So. ST., close
$50 PER foot-cor srd So, olks from
Main st.
s3,75o-House /. ms. apartments, ut
mortgage price; will pay 10 per
cent; house alone cost $1,000, bth
SO. st, east
s11 ,ooo-Ruys Il block ground, So front.
2nd ST.. splendid locality to build
houses for sale or rent,
ss.5oo-HouSe 10 rms., lot 4Sx1s2 IT.; the
ground worth the price; Ia blks.
from P. o.
s2,75o-Beautiful lot, 1e611e5 H.. all
frontage, near L. D. s. hospital,
Sth st.
Elegant corner lot 1i5xls5 fset,
house Of rooms. East 1st SO. st,
81 Too-House rooms. lot 50x165 II, beau
tiful shade otc., eth e. and 5th
So sts.
,5oo-splendid brk. cottage, rooms,
good basement e. front 18th and
L SITS.
s4,2oo-Handsome new pr. brk. mod. cot
tage, so. front hard finish, 9Th SO.
st., east.
The bcst close IN Wholesale and trackass on
the market.
Business Property.
$1,000 per foot-Business blk on corner, s.
story pressed bk., "a blk from Main
$3.50 per foot-A choice biz frontage. I'm
proved, end So, near State; great
bargain.
5000 per foot-The only piece that can be
bought less than $500 per foot on
State, bet 2nd and Ord 80. ets.
To the home buyer, investor and specula-
fell activity is now on; this Is sure
y the appropriate time to buy real estate.
Nothing can stop tho great future growth Of
Salt Lake City.
Kelsey & Gillespie, % z, 1st SO. st.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING or
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice Is hereby givcn that q special rn,e..
ing Of the stockholders OF the Ely Mining
and Milling company; corporation Of Utah,
Office Of tho president. Room 400, Atlas
Block, West Second South Street. Salt Lake
City. Utah, on Monday, tho srd day of Sen.
day, for tho purpose of ratifying, adopting
approving and confirming the resolutions OF
the Board Of Directors authorizing thu
President and Secretary to execute and do.
liver, and the acts Of such officers in exeou.
ting and delivering, lease for 1s months
Of, and q contract TO sell and option TO pur.
poration for $3.50, 100000 purchase price, pay.
able sis. 900 90 down and s1s5. 600 90 on or
before February l, 1908, and decd of con.
veJancc Of all sald property placed in
escrow for delivery TO the owner and holder
OF said contract Of salo and option ON the
payment Of the balance Of tho purchase price
By ordor Of tho Board
WIN. N. BRADLEY, President
WIN. B. SPRAGUE, Secretary. blos7
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S49.5G
Through Yellowstone P ark and Return

Through Yellowstone Park and Return
From Salt Lake or Ogden, September
s, via the Oregon Short Line. This
rate includes all rail and stage e1-
penses in addition to hotel expenses
for the seven-d days trip through the
park. The number of people will be
limited and passengers should accord
ingly make early reservations.
This Will be the last excursion of the
present season.
See agents for further particulars,
City ticket Office, POI Main street
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
od,ce Of the Board OF Public Works,

once Of the Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake City, Aug. Is, 1906.
ofico until II o'clock a. m Monday. Sep
temher o, 1906, for the work OF grading.
curbing guttering and maeadamising
Twelfth East street. from Second South
street to Third South street.
Instructions 10 bidders together with
specifications aud forms for contract and
bond can be obtained upon application at
tho oi4ico Of the Board OF Public Works or
City Engineer:
The rign, is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works.
F. ]. LEONARD, Chairman,
LOUIS G. KELSEY, City Enginocr
work is hereby extended TO September at
q o'rlocl n m +. J. LEONARD.
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II PER CENT NET

IL PER CENT NET
A &C soop d INVESTMENT 1T W LII TAKE
s12'5oo TO 30 swPEs Pss tu GENT NET
ON RESIDENCE FRoPERTY: CAN BE
INCREASED THREE I1 s76oo DOUBLE BRICK
MI Houses SSS and lots ordered sold ct once:
Five.room modern brick cottage. south
front; on Sixth street It's beauty and IN
nrstclass Iep1ira' $500 cagn; oai sayoo S3o per
Tiye.room modern brick cottage. east
front; 10Th East near university; s2s5o;
500 cash bal s25 per month, Including in"
On East 4th South, 4-room brick cottage.
Ia. s5xIeB feet; $1,000. Terms can be ar
ranged: $500: balance on time;
Tour.room brick cottage, on TIN West near
and South nrstclsss repairs; lot 2Nx1o
rods; $1,000; $500 cash.
2lbx5 rods, cast front. on 1 street near
o'i1, n,eamtJfuI modern 4.room cottage, o street:
connected with sewer; lot 2zs rods; s2060;
si15O caoh; balance time.
Tvnroou, brick; lot 2t4S6t7 rods; sewer
and sidewalk paid for; $500,
s,g.room brick near 10th East and 3rd
sonth. lot sxe rods; $3.50; s1i5o cash.
"A RICHTER, 10 West lst South street.
,phores GAL cl67
atlas REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT GO.
Suite SIS Atlas block.
Bell 2679-Y.
eosoo-on TIN South. near 2na West. Avo-
room now mod. brick a little gem.
,aso-ssri5o and alley, 1st West 9Th So,
s75o-Two lots on Jefferson
sa6oo-A beauty. Broom modern new brick;
corner on 5th street.
sA,on-Five rooms. mod, new white pr. br,.
on ISs stroet. corner; faces south and
east,
so1oo-Five.room brick, on 9th East. 10th
South; 5oxls5 lot
ATLAS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO.,
Suite 3l5 Atlas block.
Bell 267e.Y. cl2e
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ATLAS REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT CO.,
Suite 315 Atlas block.
Bell 257s.Y.
s16oo-4x1o. 5th East, 7th South.
s7oo-4o11e5 and right of way, 10Th East
ss6o-Sx1o corner, 5th South, 18th East.
ss5o-2Mxl0 on 7th East, sth South,
s11oo-2Mx1o, on 9th East. 9th South
s326 per rod, 17Hax1o. on 9th East, corner
s24oo-8-room mod. brick, 1st West; easy
terms
s4ooo--loxs and one rod right of way; cor
ner 7th East
s1l6o-2Nx7. corner 5th and II; faces south
and West
Suite sl5 Atlas block.
Boil phone 257e.Y. ci2s
E1eHT-RooM HOUSE, LOT 3 BY 6 RODS
ground; $4,000: will mako terms. Third
MARNANE & co, So Commercial block.
Phone 1512-E. b24S4
8 ACRES, 4-ROOM COTTAGE. SO CAR
fare; trade for home IN city s225o.
40 acres, fine for plating, or trade for
home close In; $4,000,
8 acres. all in fruit good dwelling and
other improvements; trade for home IN city;
S65oo
Groom brick and 90 aorcs; tradc for city
property; $500.
5-room brick ond Sx10, East Side: must
sell terms s2soO. tsold)
Large double house ix1o, close in; trade
for farm; $4,000.
7-room modern, 2. Side, close in; easy
terms; $500.
Can match any fair proposition, sale or
trade, everywhere. j. N. Courtney. 206 So
w. Temple. c172
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SEE A. W. SMITH

SEE A. W. SMITH
ss250.00-Reduced from S35o0.O0 because
husband has been called to other part Of
country and wife left home until this place Is
sold. SiI-room modern brick house 9Th
East, near 9Th South, facing East; fine lot,
shade. lawn. flowers, etc.
II you would buy OF sell real estate. see
MS. Our equipment for attending to every
dotafl OF ronl estate transaction 10 tho best.
We also make abstracts Of title and give ad-
vice on land titles
g. L. ABSTRACT, LOAN g. INV. CO.,
A. W. SMITH, Manager
DO Main st. Both phones. 704,
c1s1
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TWO LOTS, STATE ST., NEAR 9TH So;
5000 cash
Two lots, 18th South. bet, 3rd and 4th E.;
$3.50.
Threo choice lots, E. bench; $3.50 cash
Three lots, E. side Liberty park; $500
cash
1ox2o, noar eth North and 7th West;
$3.50.
cash
Five acres, End West, $1,000.
Five acros, right in city; $1,000
Six-room modern house. 4th East; s2e50
Fivo-room modern brick, N, w; S225o.
Four-Toom modern brick, new; $3.50.
Seven-room 2"story house. s. E; s250o.
eiH 81 s feet, tt Main st., SIS per foot. worth
HUBBARD INv'T co, 7s wost- 2nd So
c257
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BIG HORN BASIN
Excursiouu

September ] and 3, Limit 30 DAYS,
Rate from R. G. w. main points $50, 90,
round trip. From branch lines add one
fare for round trip to nearest junction
point.
Route, Rio Grande Western, Colora-
do Midland and Burlington. For fur
ther information and Big Horn Basin
book address L. H. Harding, Salt Lake
City.
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LAST YELLOWSTONE EXCUR
SION
September Sth.

Via Oregon Short Line Round trip
from Salt Lake or Ogden, s49.50. This
covers all rail and stage transportation
to and through the park IN addition to
through the park. The number Of peo.
pie will be limited TO so,
This will be the last Yellowstone
park excursion during the present sea.
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NOTICE.

To all whom it may concern: whereSs.
nv wife. Christina Jewett hns left my
house, bed and board. without any just
cause or provocatiou this is to notify all
persons not TO cxtend credit TO her my
account as 7 will not be responBible for any
debts she may conrrNcr from and after this
date.
September /, 1905.
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MEEKS & LYNCH,
SIS and SIG Atlas block.
38 West 2nd South.
New number Bell phone 2622.


New number Bell phone 2e22.
s266o-Shx1o, corner. on 7th South and 9th
East; 5-r. brick, lawns, shade, ETC.
s23oo-5ox1eo and T, Of way, 4~room new
brick, on Windsor ave.
sS760-e-room new mod. brick, IA story,
furnace, bath, toilet, etc.
s2loo-5ox15O and T. Of way, 5.rm. brick,
on 9th East 10th South.
sSOoo-5-room mod. brick, bath, etc, good
lot, 9th E., 10Th South,
Seao0-6-room now mod brick, lst West, 9Th
south: $500 cash, bal. easy.
s4loo-Reautiful new brick corner lot, 1et
W, faces So. and East, rme. md
sA5o0-7-room mod, new brick, south front
on ist w. close In.
s2s5o-windEor ave-. 9th East and Och So.
Groom mod, brick
s7o0-4oxi6O and T. OF way. 18th East. srd
South, fine lot.
slooo-so1l5o, 18th East 4th South
sf60-&ozl50, west front. 18th East.
ssSo-3x1o corner, 5th So and 18th East
s22oo-4.room now brick, west Tcmpls bet
10th and llth So, 5ox150 lot.
ss25-2 lots, 9th South. In Geneva plaoe.
sebo-SSHl5o and alley rear, 1st West and
9th South;
slooo-2Mxs on 2nd South. 10th East
slooo-Soxl6o, 18th East, bet 1st and End
South.
SaZoO-3IBI,, corner. faces south and east
South Temple. old houses.
S'ooo-Shxlo. 9Th East, End South. old S.
I'M house.
siooo-4xlo on Sth East, 7th South.
s<Aoo-6xlo, corner. 7th East; sidewalks In
slfoo-5xs on D street, east front
. MEEKB LYNCH
0io and SIG Atlas block, SO w. End SO.
2622-Bcll 'phone-2e22 ciso
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE.
THREE ROOM FRAME, SMALL BARN,
LOT 50xl5o, s. E. EASY TERMS; $3.50 90
Lawns ssKs1oM hN5 s55bS SR5GK 1,vss SMALL LIZ BARN
PBET, WATERLOO; $1,000.
THREB-RooM FRAME EARN, LAWNS
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES; Lot 75x125
J FEET, WATERLOO. TERMS sl,4oo.
EIvE.RooM RR1cK, LOT s7Dx11o
FEET, s. E.; sl,70o.
FoUR, ROOM PRESSED BRIoK. LOT
$4,000
EIvE.RooM MODERN BRICK, HOT AIR
FURNACE, LOT 33xs2h FEET, N E;
EASY TERMS, s2,76o.
TIyE.RooM BRICK COTTAGE, CON.
NEoTED WITH SEWER, LOT slX682l,
FEET. WILL EXCHANGE FOE OUTSIDE
PROPERTY. FIRST ST; $3.50.
aax1s5 FEET, WEST SIDE; $500. 0-
FIvg-hooM MODERN FRAME, CON.
NECTED WITH SEWER, LOT 33x12s E.
s.; EASY TERMS; $4,000
sEvEN-RooM MODERN BRICK, LAWNS.
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES 1T is A
BEAUTY; LOT 4ox1e5 FEET, SOUTH
NINTH EAST; $500.
COLD WATER. TOILET, oHioKEN RUNS,
BUGGY SHEDS. BARN; LOT 74xlso
FEET SELLING ELL FOR LESS THAN COST
sIx:RooM MODERN BRICK; LOT
FIvE-RooM MODERN BRICK, HOT AIR
FURNACE; LOT sex13o; EAST SIDE;
$3.50.
F1vE-RooM MODERN BUFF BRICK;
HARDWOOD FLOORS. LAUNDRY IN
BASEMENT; LOT 4oxs5. N. E; $3.50.
s1x-RooM MODERN BRICK, LOT
FEET n. E.; $4,000.
F1vE-RooM MODERN BRICK, FUR
NISHED; LOT 49H2X115 FEET, N. E; |
$4,000.
sN.RooM MODERN ON FIFTH ST..
ROOMS EXTRA LARGE; LOT 67X115
FEET; LAWNS, FRUIT AND SHADE
TREES; s4,26o.
NINE-RooM MODERN BRICK HOUSE;
HOT WATER HEAT, BEST OF PLUMB
ING; LARGE BARN; LOT 41NX165 FEET;
2 STREET, CLOSE IN; se,76o.
F1vE-RooM BRICK, CONNECTED WITH
SEWER, LOT e6X1s6 FEET, WE ARE
SELLING YOU THE LOT AND GIVING
YOU THE HOUSE. EAST FIRST SOUTH
STREET. $4,000.
41NX1e5 FEET ON E NEAR SECOND,
SEWER AID SIDEWALK TAX AID THIS
rs THE CHEAPEST FIRST GLASS Build
ING LOT ON THE MARKET; $4,000,
s7xike FEET ON FIRST WEST, BE-
TWEEN SECOND AND THIRD; s2.1oo,
6oxllo to R OF ". g. E; $3.50,
FOUR LOTS N PERKINS FIRST Ap-
DTTION; $1,000
4oEl65 FEET TO FOOT &. OF w
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-03
THIS WEEK ONLY
THIS WEEK 0NI,V

We offer a nice 5-room pressod brick home.
in a choice location, northeast for 1880
Rooms are extra large. nico rec. hall cleo
IT, hxturss. otc. It has large lot and 10
surrounded by beautiful homes.
ALSO LOOK AT
Those handsome modern homep now building
on the n. E. corner OF 4th and NJ ate. Prices
are right and will alter to suit you
A. Mcclellan Co., 63ha w. end so.
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Picture Framing.
Chas. H. Bodel. 80 E. LIST Sov