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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-29
Big Time at MadeIia Yesterday
Many People.
RACES AND OTHER EVENTS
Exciting Ball Game, Parade and
Speeches; Great Fay for =:
~'@e''' the Village. - 49,
From Fridays Daily.


I. The annual picnic of the Southern
Minnesota Picnic association of the Mod
ern Woodmen of America, which was
held at AIadelia yesterday, was great
success in every way. 1t is estimated
that fully 5000 people We're there, from
all parts of the southwestern part of the
state. Several special trains handled
part of the crowd. 1t is estimated that
800 people from this city attended, in
Guiding those who went on the later
trains, The Cream band accompanied
the delegation, and there were twelve
bands present in all. s
The program opened with long pa
rade, and basket picnic dinner was
served. In the afternoon races and a
ball game came off at the fair grounds,
and there were $500 paid admissions
The Luverne ball team was defeated by
the Amboy team by score of seven
to one. w. A. Plymat of this city was
the umpire.
The following was the result of the
races:
Free for all pace
Bright Eyes, Duffy of Mankato. i
I'M .
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-29
JUNE EXCURSION RATES:

Tuesdays Of
Very
irrigated lands Eastern Colorado North Platte Valley
Big Horn
SHOstiONE OPENING describing
600 OF irritable land by lottery this
the biggest prize
TO CALIFORNIA, PORTLAND
Rocky the
rid within
Route AID Puget Sound $735O
California.
TO SAN excursion tickets June % July
SCI 80 via Puget Sound and Shasta Route
TO COLORADO Daily low Colorado
Springs and Pueblo Commencing Junel Omaha the
round
TO DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS AND Still lower
the EkS gathering
trip: tickets sold July
TO WESTERN RESORTS Tourist tickets to
many loradG Utah wyoming Black Hills and Montana
Including
Low Send for handsome Park folders descrip
land the
Very Sdep tickets
holders of through tickets; also cheap Park Tours.
Fl. hand
H5SVsM IN
BtBAfsA1It2m l.. w. WAKELEY General Passenger
Omaha, Neb.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-06-29
Democratic Representation.

From Faday's Daily.
Blue Earth county democrats will be
entitled to twenty -one delegates in the
next state convention, Sept. 4.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06


There are countless heroes who live and die,
OF whom we have never heard;
For the great, big brawling world goes Dy,
With hardly look or word
And one Of the brayeat apd best Of all.
OF whom the list can boast,
Is the man who falls on duty's call,
The man who dies at his post.
While his cheek is mantled with manhood's
And the pathway OF life looks bright
He Is brought In a moment to face the
gloom
He buoyantly sails DER sunlit sea
And is dashed on unseen coast
Till the ship goes down at the helm stands
The man who dies at his post.
Who follows the glorious tide of war
And falls In the midst of fight,
He knows that honor will hover Ger
And cover his name with light;
But he who passes unsung. unknown,
:, lie hears no applauding host;
lie goes in the dark to his fate, alone,
The man who dies at his post.
Who bears with disease while death draws
near,
Yet strives to comfort and help and cheer
:. His comrades along the way,
Who follows his work while he yet may do,
1t seems to me is hero true
The man who dies at his post.
There are plenty to laud and crown with
bays
The hero who falls in strife.
But few who offer a word of praise
To the crownless hero of life;
lie does his duty and makes no claim;
And tonight | propose toast
To the silent martyr unknown to fame,
The man who dies at his post.
Denver News.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
Distances In Venezuela.

In travelling in Venezuela it is not
enough to ask how far distant place
is, but also how far up or doWn-in
other words, what its altitude is-and,
no less important, what hills and val
leys have to be crossed Thus X Is
not only necessary to know that
Caracas is six miles distant in q
straight line from Guayra. its seaport,
but that it lies at an elevation OF
nearly half mile above sea level, and
that to reach it one has to cross a
mountain wall rising far above the
clouds. This. to the experienced
traveller. means that he must prepare
for an entirely different climate.
From George NJ L. Browns Charm
ing Caracas" in st. Nicholas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

air. wild egg shells all bout her, an
fall down a-hollerin'. De little boy
laugh; but t amt no laughin' matter
to de Sparrer family.
Il 'spect dey built EN- 'nudder nest
an dat little Miz. Sparrer lay some mo-
eggs in hit. But she Farm dest what
been tel little Marse-no truck amt
cheap unless you wants hit"
Pate pushed the scrawny hen with
his bare foot. you can have it, Aunt
Jinsey," he said, doubtfully.
"Thanky, little Marse. Thanky
greatly" said the old nurse, bowling
and smiling as she picked up her hen.
rs mighty proud O. my bargain, dat
is | needs chicken down to my cabin.
| gwine get yo' ma lef' me make you a
whole pan of gingerbread men an
beastes. Dat suit little ladies an gem
termen heap better dan a sorry OF
hem"
And the three children all cried to-
gether that it would
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
SONG oE THE PoLlcY.HoLpER.


Come, give me the gaf-Pm a policy
holder;
Come, give me the gaff and add to my
Though furrowed my brow, till you'd think
me much older,
In knowledge feel I'm the veriest boy.
An agent once came to my neat little
dwelling
And sang me a song full of love for the
poor;
The story is old and not worth re-telling,
Yet sadder than cen the Cast sigh of
the Moor"
He had me afraid to go forth to my toll
ing
And leave my good wife and the chicks
that are ours;
Behind ev'ry bush was the death-serpent
1 smelled the pine-cofin and waxy-white
flowers.
He told of plan by benevolent persons
10 care for my loved ones when | should
be gone.
His story had surely had lots of re-
Since then have learned twas bundle
The charges, he said, for this kindly pro-
lection,
Were scarce what it cost the good men
in the scheme
OF late I've been reading of certain detec-
lions
That rudely awakened me out of my
dream.
I find that my moneys been paying for
yachtes
And horses and homes and champag ny
galore;
I find that I've made milionaire-men in
patches,
And plutocrats, too, by the dozen and
score.
I find I've invested in things never heard
of,
Contributed much to the Doodle cam
paigns-
With other such things that knew not a
word of,
= And now I am getting the laugh for my
pains.
Come, kick me around-I'm a policy
holder;
Come, gull me and skin me and heighten
my joy.
Though ashen nv cheek till you'd think
me much older,
In verdancy still I'm the veriest boy.
Strickland w. Gillian, in Puck.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.
Law is loves method.
Meekness is self-mastery.

Law is loves method.
Meekness is self-mastery.
Love answers only to love.
Friends never come in f1ocks.
Ideals are reached through ordeals
The greatest truths. were first con-
ceived in doubt.
Time is the lackey of eternity.-Al-
exander Maclaren, d. d.
We are not to value all the opin-
ions of men, but only some of them;
and not those of all men, either, but
those Of some only Socrates.
So long as we love. we. serve; SC
long as we are loved by others, would
almost say we are Indispensable; and
no man is useless While he has a
friend. Robert Louis Stevenson.
Though sorrow is said to develop
the virtues, it develops then only ii
yirtuous people, for this cleansing OF
the conscience takes place only in
persons naturally clean - Modesto
Mignon.'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Pending the actual creation of hui
man agency of new types Of domestic
animals, says the Boston Transcript,
as in accordance with Professor Ost-
walds prediction-honor and emolu-
ment await the practical biologist who
will develop barkless fox terrier and
an unlarynxed rooster.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Clara was so confused that / dom,
remember just how much he kissed
me.
Maud-What! With the thing 60
ing on right under your nose! Life
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
ETN 1IE@
s eoEhf#

'The duke is dead in love with her,
isn't he?" "He is prepared to lay all
his Liabilities at her feet."-Life.
Teacher-"When water becomes ice,
what important change takes place"
Pupil-''The change in price. "-Cleve-
land Leader.
You've been so prosperous this year
you ought to be very happy" How
can be happy when haven't a thing
in the world to growl about ?"-Atlanta
Constitution.
"That flimsily constructed public
building is a scandal" exclaimed the
patriot ''Never mind,' answered Mr.
Degraft soothingly, it'll soon blow
Washington Star.
Sunday" remarked the tired-looking
passenger, as no day of rest for me"
s.Ball player?" queried the other pas
senger. ''No-leader of church
choir Chicago Tribune.
Lives of great men all remind us,
As their pages DER we turn,
That we're apt to leave behind us
Letters that we ought to burn.
London Star.
Miss Thin-"Pm going to send Mr..
Millions picture of myself in evening
dress for valentine" Miss Cutting
."Oh, what makes you send him a
c?'-Detroit Free Press.
Dorcas-"The operation was success
'ful but the patient couldn't survive the
lshock." Mrs. Dorcas-"G raciousl How
careless to let poor man in his condi-
ton find out what the operation COST
Puck.
Mrs. Klubbs (severely)-"T I've been "
ing awake these three hours waiting
for you to come home" Mr. Klubbs-
lruefully) -"Geel And I've been stay
ing away three hours, waiting for you
to so to sleep. Cleveland Leader.
ssHaye you ever made any effort to
bring your colleagues to your way of
thinking2" No." answered Senator
Sorghum, II don't care anything about
their way of thinking. What want is
to bring them to my way Of voting
Washington Star.
Mr 'aohn Gavey. the new president
OF the Institution of Civil Engineers.
remarked in a recent address that there
appears to be little prospect of seri-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

So far 1t has been widely assumed
that the only way In which man
can 'perjure himself like a gentleman"
is in the defense of a woman's honor,
says the Coast Seamen's Journal, but
the case with which our multI-million-
aire aristocrats annually swear off"
their taxes would seem to suggest that
in the estimation of this generation
money is even as sacred as a womans
honor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06
A Plantation Story.
Being Aunt Jinsey's Tale Of the Bird
That Bought Bargains.


Ely GRACE MACEDONIAN COOKE,
in st. Nicholas.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06

Suicide for any personal reason,
such as despair or want, is considered
by the Japanese as mean and un-
worthy, says the New York CONNER
cial. In the case, however, of men
who have failed signally in some en-
terprise for the public veal, it is con-
sidered commendable. What lot of
sudden deaths would be commended in
Toxic about this time if that city
had even single weeks crop of New
York graftersl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06


Reading is an anodyne to a large
portion of those who read today, as
serts Golfers Weekly. When few
were educated, books were more of an
exercise. less of substitute for opin-
ion. Along with other results of edu
cation, bad and good, goes the increase
in books intended for the tried or va
cant mind-the literary substitute for
Peruna, musical comedy or tobacco.
Writing on this perennial,
but too important ever to be stale-Je
rome Il. Jerome objects strenuously
to soothing syrup literature. He is all
for the book that makes us think, and
he doubts whether China will be the
gamer when fiction shall take the role
now played by opium. If Mr.. Jerome's
appeal lacks moderation, it sets forth
that aspect of reading which needs en-
phasis today. Not without significance
is the fact that in another periodical
the same month appears a similar de-
claration by the eminent Danish critic.
Brandes.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-04-06


There has been decline of the birth
rate in the United States since 1860.
At the beginning of the nineteenth CEN
fury the children under ten years of
age constituted one-third of the popu-
lation At the end of the nineteenth
century children under ten years of
age constituted less than one-fourth of
the population. General Francis A.
Walker suggests that the decline is
due to the influx of foreigners. There
has been similar decline in Australia
where there has been no immigration.
1t is significant and hopeful fact that
the rate of decline is less in the South
than in any part of the United States.
1t is also noteworthy that the decrease
is confined largely and almost exclu-
sively to the large cities. The negroes
have a larger proportion of children
than the whites. The whites in the
South have a larger proportion than
the whites in any other section.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

SOME DAY you will buy that home
you have been thinking about for so
long.
For that reason let us again remind you
that our institution has facilities excel
led by none for helping buyers obtain
what they want.
81 600 O0-3-roOm frame house, with kitch-
en- and cellar, electric lights; is
located on cut street near 9th z.
and 9Th So; also has small
barn, The terms on this place
$4,000 cash: 5000 per month; 6
per cent interest. Can you equal
it?
81 900 OO-4-room brick house, cellar, brick
coops and young fruit trees; To-
Gated on 9th z. ST. facing east;
size of lot, 50X157, together with
driveway. Terms
S. $50 OO-S-room modern residence on Sd
St facing south; also barn and
driveway.
q. O.OO-S-room modern on Sd St.; bath
two toilets, mantels, furnace,
barn, lawn, walks, etc; lot 2l2xl0
rods and driveway.
81 500 0O-6-room cottage, S. E, and good
lot $1,000 per MONTH including
interest until paid for. House
rents for $500 per month.
q 500 OO-5-rOom brick cottage on north
bench; 2x8 rods of land; easy
terms.
THE HOME TRUST & SAYINGS CO,
$50 West First South st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
FOR sALE-REAL. ESTATE.


BEAUTIFUL home on LIST St There IS
nothing in town equal to it for p per cent
more money. 1t has ten rooms, all hard
wood down stairs; the dining room and
reception hall most artistic in arrange
ment and detail; furnace laundry, tabs,
extra toilet in basement, speaking tubes,
clothes chute, etc. If you are looking
for home, don't buy before seeing this
Price, S. 80.
Groom modern pressed brick that cost
$1,000 to build, located near new Catholic
church; all hardwood down stairs. $1,000
A new 7-room modern two-stOry pressed
brick on Srd St; modern plumbing, FUR
mace, etc, 81. 800.
81 Snow avenue Cbetween Main and
West Temple and 7th and Sth South). is a
new 4-room modern pressed brick; stair
way to attic, where one more room can De
made; hall, por. bath, toilet, laVatoTy, Z
s s, $50 sink good cellar nafd oil iinsn' etc
Prospective business property. 201sx165.
on State, between 4th and 9TH So, at SUI
per foot.
Lot on State, between srd and 4th So
at 500 per foot.
There is sure money in the corner of
Ind E. and Bird South at 500 per foot.
You CO mot buy any in the center OF the
block for less than S275 foot
S21zx1151h, corner of 3rd South and 3Td
West, with g. large warehouse on IT, Win
r r. tracks on the side, It will pay IN
terest. It's only half block from the
site for hotel; $50 per foot
S212X165 on 1st South, between md alu
Srd West, with a good brick house on it.
This is in line with the new 0. D. L.
depot and only S120 per foot.
164 on Plum alley (small street next
to Commercial ST., at 500 per foot A
class Of buildings can be placed on this
property that will pay % per cent per
year.
LITTLE & LITTLE,
Under Walkers Bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
AUCTION SALES.

ON Monday, Feb. s. at 1880 a, M, No.
GIT So. First West st. Fine lot nigh
grade goods. ParlOr rugs leather up
holstered rockers, cost $40. mahogany
and oak rockers, Morris chair, fine book
case and desk combined, cost S45 por-
there's and lace curtains, finest hot blast
heaters, fine couch, cost S4t, dining table
and fine chairs, center tables, china.
glass and siiverware. home made fruits,
8 brass-trimmed beds, fine chiffonier,
dressers and stands, carpets and stair
carpets. steel range, good refrigerator, Ii
nOleum, lot granite ware and other use
full articles.
ALSO ON TUESDAY.
Feb. g. at 1890 a. m, No. Al So. Fourth
West st. Parlor set, rockers, carpets.
curtains, center tables. writing desk, hall
tree, bedroom sets, dining table, chairs,
lot dishes, clocks, bicycle, heating
stoves, cook stove, linoleum. A lot of
home made fruits, kitchen utensils, chest
of tools, ETC., ETC.
ALSO ON WEDNESDAY,
Feb. z at 1890 a. M, No. 175 w. Seventh
South st. Fine lot high grade goods.
Parlor rug, cost $50. parlor rockers, divan,
lace curtains, heating stove, dining table,
fine buffet, cost $45, good refrigerator,
brass bed, carpets, two folding beds, hair
mattresses. chiffonier. electric fan, cost
$25, dishes and cooking utensils, bicycle,
fine steel range. kitchen table. linoleum,
lot chicken fencing,
X A. ANDREWS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN ST, INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST. 1871.


FUTILE BROS. 149 MAIN ST, INVEST
MENT BANKERS. EST. 1871.
A property embracing 726 lots that was
selling at 800 per lot Is years ago. max
ing the value S72, 800. We can now deliver
for s., 500. Think of it. History repeats
itself. This addition all plated is s. w.
of the city limits only half a mile. II is
fairly good soil and is under a ditch
This. property alone will make the man
who buys 1t rich. 1t belongs to an cast
ern man. We have the deed here. Must
be quick sale and cash.
No 1859 Fine double modern blk, 2
story, 16 rooms; between r. G. ". Ry.
and o. S. L. Ry, near o. S. L. depot.
Large grounds; room for more cottages.
Sell for 1920.
Fine home on n. E. bench, near Pepper
ton, pressed brick, 10 rooms, strictly mod
ern, with a barn and alley. This is only
$4,000. 1t had a mortgage on 1t for 81, zoo
last year. When a money loaner places
that amount on a place it SHOULD d, be
ing into.
We have three of the cheapest and best
broom modern new cottages in this city.
They are elegantly located, high, rice
ground, fine neighborhood, large lots; in
short. very comfortable homes. They
range from 81 300 to $500. S. E. part of
the city. Call for particulars They are
worth $2,75O apiece.
We have vacant lots all over, the city.
Some are bargains, We can help YOU
pick 'em out. Call soon-prices of Salt
Lake City property will be going up for
the next four years, during which time
the city win double in population. futile
Bros, Progress building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

CULLEN RANCH AND DAIRY FARM.
This splendid dairy farm contains GAO
acres of fine arabic land all under good
fence, good improvements, consisting of
COW barn for 20 cows, horse barn for 40
horses, carriage mouse, good chicken
house and pig pens. Several flowing
wells Ample water for land miles OF
ditch, North Point and North Jordan
canals. Good Groom house. cellar. plat
form hay scales, 50 acres in luCern and
rye under separate fence, stack yards,
corraIs. Garfield train twice a day. 8
miles from city. Title perfect U. S. pat
ent, easy terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

SEE the elegant seven-room brick at
1923 Second ST., key at 1ll9 Open Sun
day. Terms
New fOur-room brick. bath. toilet. lava
tory, cellar, e. l., three blocks from Tenn
pie, S1750. Terms. See owner, Is Hooper
building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

& WEBB will save you
money on
plumbing, Steam or Hot Water Heating.
Phones: Bell 222S: Ind, 2474 153 E. Sd So.
Anderson Bros. the practical plumbers.
POI 8. State St. Tel, Bell, 1897; Ind, $3.50
=. w. JAMES & Co., plumbing, steam
and hot water contractors, 31 State St.
Phone S79.
JAMES J. FARRELL, S25 5. Main ST.
Phone 1915 K
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
For sALE-REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS.

ALL BARGAINS.
You will not be able TO buy such as
prices Better GET IN NOW AND SAVE
MONEY.
HOMES.
New Groom pressed brick house; bath
toilet, elect. It's, toilet cellar, ETC., $5,zVo'
Easy terms If desired.
A very neat 4-room brick house. cellar
ETC.; lot 5x5 rods, house has large rooms;
fine lot of fruit trees, flowers, etc, ana
price s., sz5 The lot alone is worth $1,000
A new Groom pressed brick house;
modern, faces south, northeast S'zoO'
An s-room strictly modern and first
class residence in the best residence sec
ton on First St, $1,000
Another s-room strictly modern with
large lot and barn. close in, northeast
7-room 2-story brick southeast, car line.
4-room house. blks, from county bldg.
Neat and new 4-room brick cottage,
with barn and large lot, southeast, car
line. $500.
Arm. new and modern pressed brick
near 8th E. and 9Th So, $3.50
Here is an extra good buy if you want
a first-class home close in; it is an g.
room new pressed brick with bath, toilet,
e. It's; furnace, sewer connected, cement
walks, 3X10 corner lot, near End SO. 9TH =
The house would cost you to build $500.
The lot is a great snap at 5000. The
price for a short time is S. zoo; figure up
your profit on this buy.
LOTS.
42x81 foot lot with old 6-room house on
9TH Sou. near 3rd East for 1880 The
lot alone is worth the price asked.
40-ft. lot. about 115 feet deep, near 9Th
z. and 9th So, $500.
Another on Windsor Ave, $500.
3Sx1S2 fit. lot near Sth E. and Srd So,
$500.
Sx1O, near 7th E. and Srd So. 81. $50
lots near 4th z. and 10th So, $500.
3Sx121 IT. lot, alley in rear near 7th Z.
and 9Th So. $3.50.
bet. 9Th and It'll So, $3.50; corner for
s., 900
41Ax112 TT. to aueyway, 4th So. 18th E.
$500 and $50 for corners on a 2-rod street
4Ox72Is to aieyway, $3.50 and s275 each.
212x7 rods TO alley, 9Th E. and 5th So,
Fine corner on E. End So. for $500.
Only one lot left in Ontario add, near
End w. and 9th So size 45x113 it., alley
way in rear $3.50.
Easy terms If you wish; when this is
gone you will pay at least 1929 for same
lots.
There are a few lots left in the Glenn
Sub, 9th So. and West Temple and 9Th
So. and Jefferson, as soon as the spring
trade opens these will all go, then you
will pay at least double our present price
for lots only ten minutes walk to post
office, cement walks all the way; lots are
25Xl56 and 146 #. deep; alleyways in rear.
car line, sewer is under way. Prices S400,
$275 and 1925 each. Take good advice and
get in now. DON'T WAIT.
SEE Us At ONCE AND SAVE
MONEY. CUT THIS OUT.
Peterson r. z. Inv. Co, $50 So. Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

BEAUTIFUL 7-room home; 2bx10 rods
ground: price right. eS I'd ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

-2-ROOM frame with two good lots;
fine location, S. E.. $3.50 cash; owner non
resident. Lots alone are worth the money.
-7-ToOm brick, 2-stOry, 2 lots. s. E., close
in: 81, $50; $3.50 cash, $50 per month.
Fine new pressed brick bath, cellar,
etc; 50x150-foot corner; a bargain; s., 2JA
-7-roOm 2-stOry brick: bath etc: SKI
rods North bench; we'll located; $3.50
$3.50 cash; $50. 30 per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
IS West Second South st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04

HERE IS A CHANCE FOR A
CHEAP SPECULATION.
IT is A RISING MARKET.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT.
ONE WHOLE QUARTER
BLOCK
CORNER TENTH AND J
STREETS
JUST THINK IT WILL
ONLY COST YOU.
$4,000.
Homer & Robertson, Main and
LIST South Deseret Bank Bldg.)