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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-24
AUTOMOBILE LINE
TO MT. PLEASANT
MIR. Frank c. Smith Shows Commend
able ENTERPRISE in the Establish
ment of a Much Needed
Enterprise.

Mr.. Frank G. Smith, who is recog-
nized for his energy and enterprise,
has arranged to give Columbia and Mt.
Pleasant a much-needed enterprise
a public automobile line between the
two cities.
Mr.. Smith has already ordered his
cara twelve-passenger REQ wagon
ette-and it will be shipped at once
from the factory and should reach
here and be ready for business by Sep
TENDER 1st The car will make two
trips a day, leaving Columbia at about
Z o'clock each morning and returning
at about 9 o'clock, and leaving Co
lumbia at about o'clock each after
noon and returning at about $780,
This will be great convenience to
business men and others desiring to
make the trip and should prove prof
liable investment from the beginning.
1t will save a trip and tiresome wait
at the depots and will give as quick
and a more pleasant trip between the
two towns. The car can be used as
a money maker at fair times or for
other large gatherings. 1t can be
hired for pleasure rides and will doubt
less be kept busy at all times. We
wish Mr.. Smith success.
The sale of this car was made by F.
R. Gamble & Co., local agents for the
REQ The REQ car has stood every
test and the local agents are gradually
working up a nice trade in them.
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LASEA.
sssessssseoseseeo

LASEA, Tenn, Aug. 20. After sew.
eral weeks absence, we will endeavor
to send in what few items we have
gathered
Elder William Morton closed a
series of meetings at this place Thurs
day night
Mr.. and Mrs. Avril Connolly attend
ed preaching at Lasea Sunday.
Mr.. Daniel Lovette, of Obion county,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. George Kinnard and children,
of Hampshire, and Mr.. Dave Kinnard
and son, of Decatur, Ala, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Kinnard.
Miss Lizzie Hunter is visiting Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ Hunter
Miss Addie Davis, of Old Lasea, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. H. Derry
berry.
There is a great deal of sickness in
this community. SUBSTITUTE
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A STRONG LETTER.
One of Jennings Students Achieves
Great Success in Nashville.

One of jennings Students Achieves
Great Success in Nashville.
Office of Richardson Bros. Shoe Co.
Nashville, Tenn.-Mr. r. w. Jen-
nings-Dear Sir: After completing a
course in your school in he spring of
1904, | came to this concern as head
bookkeeper and served in that ca
Dacity until about two years ago. when
| was promoted to the position of
treasurer and credit man. | consider
your course thoroughly practical, as it
enabled me to take charge of and
keep very large set of books without
any additional training or previous ex-
perience as bookkeeper. The sys-
tenn we use is substantially the same
as that taught in your school, only
differing in few minor details.
Your long and varied career as book
keeper in bank and mercantile houses,
together with the fact that the stu
dents get your personal instruction,
gives your school decided advantage,
one not offered by any other business
college in my observation,
H. HI. NANCE.
Richardson Bros. Shoe Company, as
is we'll known, is one of the largest
shoe houses In the South.
Their head bookkeeper is also one of
Jennings graduates.
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WITHDRAWAL OF
COLORED TROOPS
ORDERED AS RESULT OF THE
BROWNSVILLE RIoT-To BE
REPLACED BY WHITE
TROOPS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.-orders
were issued today by the military
Secretly, Major F. c. Ainsworth, for
the transfer of the eolored troops
from Fort Brown, Texas, where there
has been serious trouble between cit.
liens and soldiers, to Fort Ringgold,
Texas, which Is about 100 miles above
Fort Brown and is also on the Rio
Grande.
One company of the Twenty-sixth
Infantry is ordered to Fort Brown to
lake the place of the colored troops.
The company ordered to Fort Brown
is made up of white men.
This shifting about of troops was
made subsequent to report from
Major c. w. Penrose of the situation
at Fort Brown and after an appeal
by Senator Culberson to President
Roosevelt.
In his report Major Penrose says he
was persuaded that the killing of one
citizen Of Brownsville and the wound
ing of another were the work Of SOL
diers, although he has been unable
as yet to discover who the guilty men
are.
OF the attitude of the citizens Of
Brownsville toward the negro troops,
Major Penrose says:
THAT the enlisted men have been
subjected to indignities since their
arrival here there can be no doubt,
and this has caused good deal of
feeling among them. The one case
to which | attribute this outbreak I
will make the subject of an official re-
port as soon as John W. Vann, the
Collector of Customs returns to the
city"
Case in Question.
Major Penrose outlines briefly the
case in question. Privates Newton
and Lipscomb were passing along a
walk on Aug. 5 where some women
were. standing engaged in converse
ton with a man named Tate, who is
employed in the custom office. The
negro privates walked in single file
between the women and fence. Tate
knocked Newton down with the butt
of revolver and is reported to have
said:
'I'll teach you to get off the side
walk when there is party of ladies
on the walk"
When Newton rose Tate is said to
have covered him with the revolver,
commanding:
Damn you, leave or I'll blow your
brains out"
This account of the affair is corrob-
Grated by Lipscomb.
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WELL KNOWN
LAWYER DEAD

Special to the Herald.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. Civ.
T. Turley. a well known member of
the Nashville Bar, died here this
morning. He was reared in Franklin
and was son-in-law OF Col. Thos. D.
Fite.
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Generally debilitated for years.
Had sickheadaches, lacked ambition,
was WORKOUT and all rundown Bur-
dock Blood Bitters made me a well
woman. Mrs. Chas. Freitoy, Moo,
sup, Conn.
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WANTED DAMAGED WHEAT

Wanted, 10000 bushels damaged
wheat. Highest market price paid for
same. See us and bring sample
CITY GRAIN & FEED co.
d&w-tf-aug6-d3t&w3t
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Don't think that piles cannot be
cured. Thousands of obstinate cases
have been cured by Doan's Ointment.
so cents at any drug store.
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Leading Agents. Longest List
Groom two-story pressed Dr.. modern in
| every way including furnace; lot 2I5x1O:
so frontage, on I'd St; s., 200: $3.50 cash
Elegant Groom and reception hall thor
o"gniy mod, pressed brick and stone
no h,,i, very close in The house could not
gain
broom pr. brick: bath toilet. .. l.. cell
lar, summer kitchen; lot Pixie on cor
ner, 18th East near Sd So; s.. 200: terms.
A large corner a few blocks east of our
office at S4 per foot.
sold quickly $3.50
Neat 4-room pressed brick; por bath
toilet g. L, cellar; near 9Th and I; 81, 900
cash go per mo, inc. int; g. $50
Neat 5-room home; G. l.. water i'm house
EARN. lawn. shade. flowers. flowing well,
deep lot, near I'd w. and Sd No. 81 $50.
On T.. "a So. a Broom pr. brick: por.
bath, two toilets, furnace, e. l., laundry, 8
bedrooms. barn. etc: $500.
Swell S-roOm mod. pr. brick. near Cd and
F. complete plumbing. cemented base
ment furnace, g. l., and gas, oak floors
downstairs: $3.50
Swell 7-room mod. Or. brick. nearly new.
on p. I'd So. It's artistic and well built;
Six lots. cor on Sd E. near 10th So;
5-rcom frame, beth, Q. l.. and barn. near
Sth W and 1st So; good range included:
$500.
Groom mod brick on 4th f. near LIST
So elegant furniture included: lot 4915x
1852. It's a cheap one; $1,000
3X1 on 1st St, $500.
Good 4-room brick; city water. lot 212x
10; near r. G.. W depot; $500 cash. $50
mo. SLIGO
4x10 on J near 9Th. house, 81 800.
21zX7 within one block of temple. It's
a beautiful lot: 5000
SOME FLAT SITES.
40x152 Corner on 17-foot ST.. on LIST
South between I'd and Sd East. Light on
ali sides; s125 PER FOOT
~ feet on Brigham near Alta club. Sf75
PER FOOT
Little & Little under Natl Bank of the
ReDublie
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AUCTION SALES.


BY +. NJ ONION. on Wednesday. Nov.
81 1890 a. m. al y Dubei Ave. (betweon
Srd and 4th East and 2nd South, I viii
sell a lot of nice, clean household goods.
Fine Bigelow and other carpets; mahOg.
uphoL parlOr furniture rockers chairs,
center tables. Domestic sewing mach,
dining table and chairs. good Monarch
steel range. lot good linoleum, heating
stove. iron beds. maple dresser. bedding,
fine bed lounges, oil paintings and engraV-
inSs. Dortieres, lace curtains, fine brass
mantel clock. lot table and bed linens,
china, glass and plated ware, lot bric-a-
brac: late edition Websters dictionary
and stand; full set encyclopedia; also
fine violin, etc. etc.
MORTGAGEES SALE.
BY + NJ. Onion. on Thursday. Nov %
II a. III. sharp. in front of Redman Van
& Storage Co.'S office. rs S. W. Temple
street. The goods are a general assert
ment Of household goods. carpets dress
ers, commodes. chiffoniers. lot wardrObes
cook and heating stoves. etc. etc. Sale
positively to the highest bidder for cash.
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Notice of Special Stockholders Meet
ing Of the Baxter, Straw G. Storrs
Construction Company.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
the stockholders Of the Baxter Straw &
Storrs Construction company 2 corpora
ton organized under the laws o. the state
of Utah. that special meeting of the
stockholders of said company has been
called and viii be held at the office of the
company, 40 D. +. Wlker block. Salt
Lake City, Utah, on Saturday, the Sth
DAY of December 1895 at o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of taking action upon the
following proposed amendments to the
Articles of Incorporation of said COM
pany:
l. To amend Article VIII of the Ar
ficles of Incorporation so as to increase
the capital stock of said company from
sIO0.oOeO0 to 00.0o00o TO be divided into
1900 shares of the par value Of $4,000 per
share
. To amend Article VIII of said Ar
iteles of Incorporation SO as TO provide
that the treasurer of the corporation may
or may not be a director of the corpora
ton. at the option of the board of di-
REED SMOOT.
President
II. l.. CUMMINGS
Secretary.
Baxter. Straw & Storrs Construction co.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov.
il. 1905.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS
EAST SID

EAST SIDE.
S2S5O-5-room bk.. furnace heat. cleo.
light bath. i'm fine condition.
$3.5c0-1-room. hot water heat. hath. tot
let. cleo light. fine oid-fashiOned fire
place. Terms.
A200-S rooms. bath. toilet. mantel,
cleo light Terms.
$500 buys the best built home on the
east side. full basement. laundry. fur
mace room, fruit cellar. storeroom par
lOr 13x2S bedrooms 13x1S and 13x23, with
90 #. Of porches.
$500 rooms bath. toilet. cleo light
Terms.
S2.10O-4 rooms. pore. bath. cleo. lights.
fine condition. Terms.
S2.7J0-5 rooms, bath. toilet. mantel
cleo light. cent. walk Terms
$3.50 down and s15 per month.
S2000-4-ro0m new p. Blk. 800 down
and $50 Der month.
81 7O0-4-rOOm brk.. lawn. shade. cent
walk. Terms
5000 rooms bath toilet. cleo
lights. Terms.
BUILDING LOTS.
S9.N0 for 10 rods fronting on 1St St.
Sl.l00 for rods fronting on 18th East
S1iO0 for % rods fronting on I'd St
$500 for 20 rods fronting on ID So.
c. F. LITTLE & co.
SO9e2lO Atlas Block
Roth -nbopos 9SfS
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MOVING. STORAGE, PACKING AND
SHIPPING

The Redman Van & Storage Co., only
firm In che city owning and controlling
its own teams, warehouses. etc Large
three-horse vans, two large warehouses
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods to any part of the United States
and save you money Member of the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's assoca-
ton. Have correspondents in all the
principal cities. If you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
US. as our connections with other large
concerns make II possible to save you
money and trouble. Office I13-115-1l7 So.
West Temple st. Both phones 555.
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AN OPPORTUNITY THAT WILL NOT
LAST
we have taken the Eyler interest in
LAKE BREEZE SUBDIVISION, the fin
est property west of Jordan river. fine
soil; high ground. large shade trees, irri-
CATION water. and domestic water from
artesian supply. Streets graded and many
hne improvements. Will push this prop
erty off for half its value, as we wish
TO close out this entire property in 30
days Beautiful lots $40 to 500 each; $40
cash, IS per month. s per cent interest.
The Inter-Urban Electric Road will pass
within on. block of LAKE Breeze, AMI it
is rumored that the old Garfield line will
be electrified
Get into the saving habit, and do it
now. An investment in these lots now
VIII double your money and get you
started.
Hubbard Investment Co. 7s West I'd
South. Both phones 17S. Or H L. Eyler,
on the ground
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
DIR MOTTO.

OUR MOTTO:
"QUICk SALES IN REAL ESTATE
s2,0OO0o-Four-room brick residence. facing
east. near corner of Eighth South
and Ninth East streets. Easy
terms to good party.
So,60O.oo-Two good houses, bringing in S45
per month: 3i2x10-Fod lot, sewer
and sidewalks paid for; within
calling distance of o. $. l.. depot:
facing south ON First North; only
a. few minutes walk to center of
city.
3,6J0.O0-Five-room modern brick cottage
furnace heat, bath, toilet, nice cor
ner lot, room for four rooms up
stairs, calling distance of o. 5. L.
depot, facing south and west on
Second North
s, S0OO0-Four-room modern brick cottage
on Eighth South street near Main
street; 215xl0-rOd lot; nice barn.
etc; can make terms.
"a, 15000-Eight-rOom modern two-story
brick residence. entirely new, never
occupied. facing south on Third
street: close in.
S7,OOO.0O-Eight-room modern brick resi-
dence on East First South street;
nice large lot; lawn. shade. etc.
000.0o-One of the most modern, up-to-
date eight residences on East
First South street; nice lawn,
shade. orchard in back yard, gas
all through the house, nice ma
hogany mantes downstairs and
one nice hardwood mantel up
stairs. nice stable and everything
to make a nice home.
s., 250.oo-41lz xllO-foot building lot on Fifth
East street. just south on Sixth
South street.
81, 500-OO-fl L x132-foot building lot on Sec
ond South street facing south.
near Tenth East street
w. L. WINNER,
Successor TO Anderson Real Estate
Investment Co.
Rooms 90O-30l New Herald
Both Phones IA.
FUTILE BROS. 15S Main St.
No. - St, 10 rooms. mod. $l5.
IS Q St. rooms. strictly mod. $50.
No. 1913 srd St. 7-r.. mod; barn, $3.50.
SS3 f. 9Th So. St, SIR. mod. s25.
IS f. 9Th So St. 6-r.. mod. S25.
500 5th St. 3 rooms. 81.
966 S. 4th e. r, $50
Call for complete list futile Bros.
12O ACRES. near Salt Lake City: small
frame house: barn for head stock. land
all fenced; j. acres lucern; 10 acres uD-
der pillow; about - acres good. smooth
land; balance pasture; some water for
irrigation, $3.50.
3 houses and lot 90x110 feet. brings in
SO per mo. rent, $3.50
go acres nice, dry land, with buildings;
snap $3.50.
49, acres on east bench: plenty of wa
ter for entire tract. $500 per acre.
S-roOm completely modern residence.
with stable. on First South street. walk
ing distance: splendid location fine buy,
81 800.
Groom pressed brick. on car line; lot
75x160 to alley; desirable s. 100. Easy
terms.
4-roOm frame and stable. west side.
Easy terms. $3.50.
acres near Calder's park: modest
buildings any amount of spring water;
ideal spot for fish and chickens. 81 700.
ARLINGTON
Basement Atlas Block.
FAMOUS BECK'S HOT SPRINGS
ARE offered for sale at $1,000 water 1870
degrees T, continuous flow of $4,000 gal !
Ions daily. 116 acres only 3is miles from
center. Greatest spring on earth.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under Natl Bank of Republic.
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WILSON-SHERMAN co.

WILSON-SHERMANC CO
Look this list over carefully. They are
all snaps
S,25O buys a 5-room home in Poplar
Grove Pantry, closet city water, barn.
cnlcken coops, lot S2x105. Only $500 cash
sz'oO0-Facing Capitol grounds Modern
4-room, part brick; pantry. cellar. not and
coio water, e. l. Large barn with room
TOT horses- Lot 50x125.
SSvW-In Waterloo; 7-room 2-storv
brick closets, cellar. Lot J0x140. 500
sS.So-New Groom modern. 2-storv
nome. close in. on East side. A good
bargain. $500 down; s25 per month.
A.2W-On 9TH South, between State and
Main, S-room modern home Lot 35x165
This location will rapidly increase in
value
A,3o0-7-room modern home on corner of
5 and I'd streets. Furnace gas. cement
cellar. sidewalk, paving and sewer AS
sesSments paid.
$4.250-Close in, on 4th St. facing south
modern Groom brick Pretty lot with
cut stone retaining wall.
S,JOO-10-room home, 3 blocks from cen
ter of city. Furnace and modern con-
veniences. Half cash.
See US for VACANT LOTS in all Darts
of city. We have choice lots on Brigham
street, south frontage. $50 front foot.
WILSON-SHERMAN co.
y w. % So. Both phones 1872
Members r. f. Association.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES, ranges and furnaces repaired.
castings at wholesale or retail 242 State.
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works.
Phones l7s4-Y
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

e f w BOWERS. diamonds, watches
and jewelry; old gold bought and ex-
changed as South Main street
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Both phones 2SlS

FUTILE BROS. l53 Main St. f. II.
This week we will offer what we believe
to be two of the best properties offered in
this city for the money One is row of
Groom brick houses facing, south on
Cane St. bringing 10 per cent net today
and by making slight repairs will bring II
to IA per cent. Must be quick sale at So 200
One of the finest 10-room brick resi-
dences with bath. furnace, lavatOry. re-
ception hall. large attic. large rooms
(never built to selD, lawn. iron fences
right of way. barn room. etc East 'front.'
age. worth $3.50. sell for $1,000 Terms if
wanted.
No. 373O-No 773 1st St. 5-r. mod blk.
cottage home. sewer and walk in, only
$500. A real bargain.
No. 372S-No. 772 LIST St, 6-r D. b.. mod
furnace and sewer. only $1,000
No. 3446-No 663 So. w Temple S-r blk
mod and barn, large lot only $500
No. 371S-NO. 729 So Sth E. CIR mod D.
b. house, fine barn, etc, lot 21sx10 plice
$4,000
Perhaps you have observed Salt Lake is
on the "up grade Get on board of the
movement now. in the beginning. make
money on the sure immediate growth of
the city. Every day you wait your chance
is less of big profits.
futile Bros. 153 Main St. z. Il
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3 double brick houses OF rooms each.
IN one of the best rental sections OF this
city, for q. ). r. K. people. If sold at
once $500 VIII bring $50 per month.
taxes light
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A double brick of 8 rooms and one frame
house of nice rooms, pantry closet
electric lights and water in the houses
The lot about 75xl00 feet. near Sth South
and LIST West. $3.50. present rental So
per month. 10 per cent per annum on in
Vestment.
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over y an acre of ground on Sd South
south 'front.' sewer and sidewalks paid for
cIose IN an elegant place for an apart
ment house and court. Will sell in for
$500
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piece of business property on East
lst South, 5Sl2xl15 feet present rental S14C
per month $4,000
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. oscar
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing. No. 221 Main st.
Secondhand registers always in stock.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.


MITCHELL Van x Storage Co, 80 w
ID So. Bell Phone 4l4. Ind. as
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A double brick house of rooms each
size. lot 215x10 rods. on 4th South near
4th West. always rented. $50 per month.
Price, g 500
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A double brick house Of rooms each
side, has all modern cOnVeniences, fur
mace heat. lot 3l4xS rods, 3 blocks from
p. o. Will rent for so per month at
Sc, 80: s.. $50 cash. bal. can stand.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

azx1o rods on LIST st. An
agreeable location for a nice
nome. Cement sidewalks. sewer
connection, everything up-to-
GATE. good car service. Who
would hesitate at a snap like
this. Only s1.509. We have many
more like this.
F75xi3S feet. with 25-foot alley
IN rear, on 18th Z. bet. 5th and
eth So. "A view of any part of
the city from this very spot.
VIII sell it now for 81 200
Nxl151a feet with 12-foot al
ley on each side, bet. 5th and 9Th
So. on 10th E.; near car line.
good investment for anyone.
another one of the many snaps.
Only $500.
HOUSTON r E. INV. co
Phones z. PSI So. Main st.
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THIS WEEK ONLY
$500 cash will place you in one of those
handsome ;. or 7-room strictly modern
pressed brick homes situated on the
northeast corner of NJ and Fourth streets
These are strictly first class houses.
built of the best materials. large airy
rooms. all nickel plumbing, fine manteis,
pOrches, cement walks. large lots, fine
location. THIS WEEK ONLY, $500 cash,
balance like rent. will take them. At
the price we are offering these beau
tiful homes on the above terms we chal-
lenge you to show us their equal in the
city for the same price SPOT CASH
$500 MONEY TALKS $500
$500 THIS 800
$500 WEEK. $500
A Mex ELLAR a. co. 63Iz W. I'd So.
WE SELL real estate-that's all. Tut.
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S E. FIRST SO.
Paul Helm. Prop.
Rates 25c. sc and See
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A FEW OF Orr BARGAINS

4 u " Ut VON DAftUAIlNo.
7-room mod. l. p. b. hardwood floors
downstairs, e l.. complete plumbing. full
basement; $1,000; $1,000 cash.
7-room mod u. b.. north bench only
$500: worth SI.500. See this at once
7-room mod. p. b., north bench. forced
sale 81 500 Don't fail to see this before
buying
On Sd W. 3x1O. two houses. rent for $40
per month. Can be sold for So $50 Snap
5-room mod. cottage, very close in.
$500. \ bargain.
VACANT LOTS
Axe rods near So Temple 81 200
212x5. E. I'd So. investigates; 81 $50
5xS. Sth F. and 4th So; room for three
houses; s21C0.
E. E. CASSIDY & co.
407 Atlas Block. Bell Phone 2227.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18

IL acres Of ground on "a South near
university. can he cut up IN lots and
will make money for yOd if you buy it at
S.. 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18
VISITING CARDS.

100 BEAUTIFUL visiting cards 39c: 800
bus. or prof cards. s1.O0. 322 So Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-18

Homes at bargain prices in all parts of
the city.
On Brigham street a beautiful 9-room
mod. residence; it's d brick, lot 5xl0 rods
paving and all street improvements paid
for $1,000