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After all, wien we have carefully
weighed the multudinous freaks OF cuss-
edness which show themselves in people,
VIC suddenly discover that the best thing
about folks is their human nature.
Now. just what human nature ts--how
you should deina 1t or say something
clever about it's more than even u
Pm. u. college professor can explain, and
yet when we meet the article. We forth
with recognize 1t. hug the thins 10 our
Dosons and are exceeding giid.
The aristocrttcy would have us believe
that It's only the poor-whte contingent
who show the human nature III them
selves.
And II We were TO accept the doctrine
literally II would force US to conclude
that the aristocrary, since they eschs"
the qualities pertaining to humber folks.
must be possessed of some other Kinu OF
nature not human@-dog nature, ior M
stance. or cat nature or possibly swine
nature.
Bur we cllar,ably refuse to yield 70
tho dictates or the 9ristocracy ana upoi,
Investigation We find that the pedisreeh
class have even more human iitli ui.e 2
the rest or us.
Tile very moment we decide that they
don't even breathe the same air we ~,
We lne%pectedlyibe Gee thelL eaten u WHIT
OF the slaughter pens or hrlhk IN aii
aerial souvenir Of the crenlatory With
.their probosoldes and then ,by the way
they hold tlieir noses NE realize that they
are Just ike lie rest OF us.
Glorious IT is thus 10 realize the conn
mon brotherhood or man And when We
the fact through The medium
Of some Individual vino for years has
been ninuacled before ss on the ioftiest
heiEilts nf dignity and titiiie, we feel Ike
craclslfig our heels will. jpss
For after an it is tie little tlllliRss thai
make nj i}o Ola poltidn % ifcwtle
Upf'y, nl"asrE, picuNuue lllilr lhlnss
wbicli are llie seinin OF our lives ana
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tho inclpiont President when he was onl,

sixteen years old.
One Of these communications describes
"a rather uncomfortable surveying expo
dition made on an. isolated part Of Lord
Fnlrfax's estate. When tho party retired
at night George was not slow to discover
that he had invaded large and resenttul
colony OF neas These interesting iittle
animals were prompt in demonstrating
the fact that they didn't purpose letting
George washington or anybody else DIS
lodge them.
Says the distinguished youth in de-
scribng the experienced: was glau 70
get up Gas soon as We light was carried
from US / put on my clothes and lay as
my comparatively. Had we not been Very
tired. nnr sure we should not have slepd
much that night ] made a Promise
ward. chusins rather to sleep insye open
air before a fire as will appear hereafter
Wednesday. 10th. We set out early and
finished about one o'clock and lhen
our Baggage came to Us. We cleaned 4
ourselves TO get Rid OF We Game We had
catched Z the S night before'o. etc, etc;
This homey little story 7 t says o' the
Washington student has endeared
George more to me than all his martial
achievements, all his ponderous stare
papers and all his superb horse ,.s sens FS,,.
1t has brought him down 10 my ie s,e 10y
i have been bitten by heas myself.
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It's !. sweet thing for thpse whose ,I I,,5'
appetltes cut an ip9risnnt + is sIs ra t!n
cation OF human nature for GensurifGts n nns
been so common that It hardly 'neri y no O.
norsefnl underor on the ou tsn SseomIs
,nonsidernbly! eon,forted on RECALLING NE
5fact thatsomeol The worlds srehit t,n!
enough ia cat---;ind to eat like cortnorin !. :,
John Lotlrop Motley has sh.i 81 20 IN
remain III nc saddle day XII and ,l night and
VAS addicted TO vulgar and miscellaneous
incontinency. lie was an enornoAs =
in milk and dressed swlt rTsngar and spices,
After this Gle Went To- sifiep i,snin, ~ ~
twenty dishes. lie sMpp,ed ,Wlee; 4, sSt
midnight or ope o'clock, which meal MIS-,
perhaps, the most solid of the lollr After
meat hc ate IA great quantity % 1asti%
and sweetmrnts and he irrigated 1ss,,S
rrpast by vast dranshts Of pnei itl,
Winc,;'
a ii lis safe guess that cha,'es MAS
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trying all the patent medicines iii Ms
Kingdom before he went to his grave, AMI
the historian himself tells us thar tils
Enlperor's stomach succulnbed after The
forty years hard service imposed nE' Y
It.. But, great Scott, how that man must
have enjoyed life ere he ACTUALLY began
experiments with anti-dyspcptic drops and
lite pink pills.
3 But. after all, these foregoing Nus
trations smack OF grossness. nor does one
come much nearer the ideal OF human
nature on learning that good spinstcr,
Queen Bess, had eighty Wigs mo 81 reD
country; that she took all she could get,
even "nlghtcaps," which were among
the propitiary presents sent her by the
hands and gave, as she herself truly said,
only with her little nger;" that She
even allowed the gallant leicester to help
herewith hel, toilet but that at |forty-live
she got---Oh! SO hopping, niad--when Tai
bot, the Earl of Shrewsbury's son. acct
dentally caught her one May morning In
The truth about human nature. is that
1t isn't pretty and it isn't calculated to
inspire poetry when one goes to analyze
it. On the contrary. it invariably gives us
a pleasureable shock--a shock because It
else something which we secretey feared
was our own exclusive attrihute-and u
pleasure because it tickles us to catch
our IellOW-iHOTtalS III Il weakness WHICH
is, Just as bad, IL not worse, than our
own.
In truth. the human nature we dis
cover in other people Is always worse
us enjoy tive profit so much by the
comparison. And the, Way it yanks, ce-
tlebrities and heroes OF, their pedestals g
aiconoclasn-!thc universal panaceu for
wounded vanity (otr Own and, the one
great brush that tars all hunanKlnd.
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until eieYen-:TopidBt that jar him Wand
then IL ii would happen that she had be.
kodak and took a snap Thought of mis-
tf1ink-tank and saw that he Tas dead in
love and Intended to propose. WHAT
magnificent opportunity 1t would give her
to exclaim that This is so sudden" when
he finally mustered UP the courage TO
speak his mind ana !IEari. And Il he
happened TO get a stray thought that
ventured out from her brain TO the effect
that si!e wished ne would propose II he
intended to, and save this awful suspense :
how rnanfully he could declare his INDY
Ing love and ask her TO say yes. when
he knew all the time what she vas think
ing Maybe, though, that would spoil tue
rornance-maybe that would take. from
loves young dream all the halIowed re-
membranes that in after years sustain.
Maybe 1t would make mess OF the
whole businessEso / hope. somehow or
other. that the machine will refuse to
work--at least in that regard.
However. such Il machine would be q
sweet boon for a politician. He could
poll township by photograph and come
pretty nearly telling where ''he was at"
long before the election was pulled. Such
machine would be excellent in the
hands of a collector. You could draw a
bead on the fellow who was going 10
pay you Tomorrow. and 1t would be great
consolation 10 go home and develop
about n hundred snapshots and find
that the fellows TO whom you had pre-
scented bills had wished you in China or
even a hotter place. l tell you there are
Ercat possibilities In this thing. and
science II II keeps on, viii make a man.
unless lie Is IL lobster, 10 what Il WAS
intended he should be.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


FUTILE BROS. 14S MAIN ST.
Fine business corner. 9TH So. and State.
10 reds front; sell cheap. settle an estate
Homes-fron 500 to $4,000. everywhere.
Costs you nothing to call and talk over
our properties For instance, we can sell
YOU a fine modern new 5-rm pressed brick
cottage on Lincoln avenue A Denver
owner says sell my 5000 property at once
for $500. Then a Nevada man says sell
my Brigham st. home for $4,000. with 5x10
rods, and all improvements cost much
more, and so on. We represent over
million dollars worth of property eXclu-
sively. many of which are real bargains
There's a fine 7-room mod blk home on
eth St. for 1850. near St, and So. 'front.'
age: magnificent view.
We have every kind of property, every
where We can surely help you Can
You understand how, with such an I'M
mense list of nonresident properties on
our list, that we have exclusive control
of, that many of these owners are offer
ing their property under the market?
That's the way to get real bargains.
There are seven ca men in our office, all
active real estate men, Office open from
$50 a. m. till p. m. Always someone in
to receive you and help you. Both
phones. elevator. Glad to see you in.
FUTILE BROS, Progress Building
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SAMPLE BARGAINS

a BEAUTIFUL new home. 7-room
strictly modern. fine location, owner must
sell; terms; $4,000
This is close in S-room, bath, e l..
furnace heat, with separate toilet room
$500.
On LIST St, s-room mod, cent. walk,
S. $50.
On 9Th St. fine new cream brick, So.
front. fine lawn. $500
On 9Th East, new cream Blk, mod, S, SOC
on Sth East, rooms, bath, toilet, e. l.,
1850.
On West 1st So, rooms mod, big lot;
terms: s2,S75.
On Jeremy ST.. 4-room cottage. terms;
$1,000.
Cor. eth W. and 4th So. rooms and
barn $500.
Near Sth w and I'd So. 4-room brick,
s1.675.
Lots 2izxs rods to alley Z. Cd So, 81, 400.
Lot 1e0x165 IT., 18th East. $3.50.
Lot 4xl0 rods. 18th East. 81 200.
Lot 3x10 rods. 9Th South $500.
c. F. LITTLE 6 CO,
Both phones 2S4S.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
members salt Lake Real Estate Assn.
bargain: everything most modern: best
east side location; $500.
S-room modern brick. E. ID So; lot 491lsx
S-room modern brick. E. I'd So; large
barn; lot h14xl6o feet: $500.
Groom modern brick cottage. lot 4Ox1a2
feet. r. W s E, $3.50
5-rooHa modern brick cottage. n. E.; lot
S-room modern buff brick. Sd ST. This
IS new. $500
4-room modern brick: lot So 1-sx1Ss feet;
s. E.; only SL75o
3 acres all in orchard and berries;
5-Toom house and summer kitchen, bath
closets, etc. barn. sheds ard chicken
cOops. If you are looking for a small
truit farm which will bring in Il good
revenue don't pass this up All kinds
of water. S. Z. 5000
219 acres. S. E; History Groom buff
brick. east lake finish. water in house 80
assorted fruit trees; 5000.
1b-rOOm double brick 5. E.: will DaV 9
Ter cent on cost a good small invest
ment $3.SJ0
4-room brick; pOr. bath. toilet etc:
rents for $50 per month: Groom frame i'm
Tear of lot; rents for SO per month: lot
s8$4xl63. First South between Sth and 9th
Z. $500.
broom modern brick completely fur
1ished, Z. S. $4,000
100X125 feet in Popperto1. 81 $50.
99xl65 feet, LIST So, between 4th and 9th
F.. $500
S2lzxl65 feet, subject to paving tax
Brigham between 5th and 9Th F.. IS 20
4114xle5 feet, sidewalk tax paid sewer in
street, + near I'd. See if you can match
it at the price. $1,000
Improved business property.
Some big bargains in unimproved busi-
ness property.
Trackage-
Cottages and lots on easy terms
HOMER e ROBERTSON
Main and First So desert Bank BId2)
Both phones 142
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FOR RENT.

s4S-0o-7ls Z. I'd So: rooms, modern. fur
mace.
SSf-5o-417 South ID East. rooms, brick,
basement, furnace
S55.Vo-le0 No. 1st West, rooms, brick
basement.
Sl5.o0-1347 Lincoln Ave. rooms. brick.
sl9-V-S2l So. 9Th East. rooms. brick.
Sl9-Vl-S23 So. Cd East rooms, brick.
Sl3-00-a0S So. 18th East
sl9.o0-St3 Z. So Temple. s rooms, frame.
l5-OOEYounR's Ave. & 18th East
Sl0.Oe-52i West Sd North. rooms.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
1924 Main Street, City.
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Brigham Street
Property.

We have it.
Ix1O rods of choice land near 9Th East.
on South Temple St. Paving ard sewer
all paid for We can sell this at a price
which should be an inducement to intend
ing purchasers.
Look at our corner on First and D SITS.
S3Xida feet Can you duplicate it in loCa-
uOnE We are sure you can't in price
S3,iJu-1-rOom modern residence on Third
St. facing south; bath. toilet. cleo
trio lights, etc; also good barn.
S4,G0-9-rOom modern residence on Third
ST. with q large lot. good barn.
lawn and shrubbeTy.
S2.5G0-4-room brick cottage, n. E.: bath,
electric lights, toilet; basement I'M
der entire house and room for
three good rooms upstairs.
81 0CO-3-TOOm cottage. near 9TH z. and Sd
So; good lot, also small barn;
terms.
s. G50-7-rOOm modern brick residence on
eth St; very large lot; house faces
south: splendid grounds. lawn. etc
Home Trust & Savings Co.
$40 West First South ST.
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AUCTION SALES.


ON Wednesday, March q. at 1880 a.
M, No 435 s Third East ST. parIor rock
erS. fine folding bed. Hot Blast stoves.
carpets. book shelves, pOrueres, dining
table, 1eatheT-seat chairs, china and glass
ware, paintings, homemade fruit and
jars. two braSs-trimmed beds. two fine
chiffOnieTs, tables and stands glass-dOor
cupboard. wardrobe, couch. combinat ton
kitchen table, kitchen utensils, refrigeT-
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
BY z. NJ. Onion. On Tuesday, March %.
1889 a. m. al No. 80 South Fourth West
I will sell carpets and rugs. fancy rockers
and chairs touches. divanS center tables
heating stoves. bedroom sets. dressers and
cOmmodes. dining table and chairs, china
closet good 6-hOle steel range. kitchen
table. beds and bedding. lace curtains.
pictures china and glassware, lot car
penter tools, etc, etc
BY Z. NJ. Onion. On Thursday. March
-. 10:30 n. m, at $50 South Second East
St. I will sell the contents Of a nine-rOom
house, all fine goods. Carpets. fancy
rockers and chairs, centre tables. onyx
stand, wicker rockers Wilton velvet stair
carpet. lot good filling. yard wide; dining
table and chairs fine SidebOaTd, brass and
iron beds. ChiffOnierS. fine dressers and
cOmmOdes, WardTObes- box couch. toilet
sets. nice. clean mattresses, music stand,
lot first-cIass inlaid linOleum, lace cur
tains. etc, etc.
These goods are exceptionally clean,
well kept and very desirable
BY Z. NJ Onion, Wednesday. March q,
lose a. m. at No. rs South Fourth East
St, carpets rugs. fancy rockers and
chairs. couches centre tables. leather
seat chairs. dining tables and chairs,
drCp-head sewing machine. steel ranges.
cook stove. hot blast heater. d. L. table,
iron beds. dresseTs. chiffOnieTS, COM
modes. child's folding bed, floor splint
mating. lace curtains. portieres, crock
cry. china and glassware, etc, etc
WE have purchased from ore of the
leading hotels about so yards Of good
Brussels carpets in perfect condition. and
half price. No mail orders for these car
nets accepted
Nebraska Furniture Co. 81 f 2nd South
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

MOVING, STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING.
The Redman Van & Storage Co, only
firm IN the city owning and controlling
it's 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 Won money. Member of the New
York Furniture WarehoJsemen,s associa-
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 makes it possible to save you
money and trouble. Office, 113-115-117 So.
West Temple st Both phones So.
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x-50 ~ GIVEN AWAY

$4,000 GIVEN AWAY
IF YOU WANT A HANDSOME MOD
ERN SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOME IN
ONE OF THE CHOICEST SPOTS IN
THE CITY, LOOK AT 661 THIRD ST.
BEST BARGAIN OFFERED THIS
YEAR. OWNER FORCED TO SELL.
IF YOU CAN EQUAL 1T AT OUR
PRICE DON'T BUY IT. BE QUICK IF
YOU WANT A GENUINE SNAP AND A
HANDSOME HOME. WHO'S THE
LUCKY ONE?
A. MKELLAR & CO., 631b W. IND so.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,

COTTAGES and larger houses built; in
staIlment plan: plans furnished 275 Z.
First South. Bell phone 35l9-Y; Ind. 1884
J. w Farrell
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE. bright sunny rooms in newly
furnished modern house, with excellent
home cooking. 236 So. Bird East St.
FURNISHED rooms for rent with or
without board. 705 So. Main.
BOARD and room In private family;
modern. TeasOna Bile close in. Bell S63 X
EDUCATIONAL.
GATRELLS Unique School of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper building.
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Farms acres of the finest land I'm
the Mill Creek district. Water in
abundance. The right time to
buy the right place. 500 per acre.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co.
2Jl Main. Phones -.
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GUARANTEED HOME BUILDING
FINANCIAL.

BETTER THAN . PER CENT.
Intelligent people earning less than .
per cent net on sums of 800 or more,
Should write us and learn of the only alb
sOluteIy safe, permanent investment open
to the public. No gambling, oil well. min
ing or stock and bond scheme of uncer-
tain duration or productiveness. but the
only class of investment that has stood
the test of ages and will bear the closest
Investigation Universal Real Estate x
Land Co. 1907 w. Sth St, Los Angeles,
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LTTTLE & JITTLE.

LITTLE & LITTLE.
We arc spending a large sum of money
in remOdeling our new quarters under
National Bank of the Republic. corner
Main and Second South. and when COM
pleted will be the finest real estate Of
fees in the city
We are not advertising much at pres
ent but come in today and buy the fol-
lowing.
7-rOom new pressed brick and recep-
ton hall; pOr. bath. toilet. lavatory, g. l.,
furnace heat, Cemented basement two
apartments. natural wood finish. grill
work. etc: located on corner on 81 st 4;
81. 500 Terms are easy.
LITTLE & LITTLE ..
Under National Bank of Republic, Cor.
Main and Second South.
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CARPET CLEANING.


WE CALL for. take up, steam clean
and relay your carpets on short notice
Thornberg Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
s53-S63 e Ninth South. Phones 1000.
FLUFF RUG works 236 West South
Temple Edward Gaby. Prop. Phones,
Ind, 1903; Bell, 1209-X.
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ONLY two pieces lett Located on tst
w just above ID N. facing east. If sold
At once will make special price. 90 w
South Temple.
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
castings at wholesale or retail. 242 State
Western Foundry e. Stove Repair Works.
Phones T794-Y
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WEST OF TABERNACLE.

First West and First North
(49.5x99 feeO
Three By Six Rods
And Corner at That, Only 3, 400.
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FARM:-S2 acres of fine fruit and veget-
able land in the Bountiful dis
trict. Abundance of water. If
YOU can not pay all cash we will
loan you balance. S125 per acre
with full water right and farm
Implements.
Houston Real Estate Inv Co.
251 Main. Phones q.
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MONEY TO LOAN.


WOULD you ike to be a home owner?
Pay US the rent and every month you
save a little. We advance money to build
YOUR own plans. Our free. booklet
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co, 52-3i Main
St In Our Own Building
VERY CHEAP MONEY
Cheapest rates and easiest terms in
city. on any chattel security: we defy
competition; CONFIDENTIAL; call. be con-
WINGED. Room 10, over Keith-O Brien
store.
ON any good security. Private. honest
treatment. low rates. Eguit- Loan & Inv
Co. 6314 ". Cd So
WE CAN furnish large sums from our
own funds-S10,O00 to 100000 at lower
rates than can be procured from eastern
companies.
Smaller Ioans-s506 upwards-at all
times with privilege to borrowers to re
nay any amount any time and stop in
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS co.
6. s and 10 West First South.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
great demand within the next few
months. The earlier ycu make your plans
the the sooner you MI rea b from ' f,1,I1;
set forth in our free booklet OWN
YOUR HOME" Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co. S2-4 Main st
ON ALI. loans made from us YOU have
the privilege. Of repaYlng any amount at
any time and stop interest Lowest
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS CO..
paid up Capital s250.O00)
s. s and 10 West First South St
OLDEST CHATTEL LOAN co IN UTAH
Lean On any property; YOU retain posses
sion; guarantee lowest rate. (ConfidentlaD
THE tn sTRINGER co. 70 w. md So. st.
ON DIAMONDS. watches. jewelry
garments ct1nI1H ETC. large Iosrs at hankine
rates. Uncle Sam. 80 z. LIST So.
Marnane. rms 52-53 ComI. I2llx- Bell HEX
EASY money. easv terms. easy rates;
very private; chattels and other securi-
ties See US Room 209 Atlas block
LOAN only my own money; no COM
mission; no eastern company: no third
party: no delay; low rates; many options;
IL years business in Utah with only one
foreclosure IS evidence that I treat my
patrons literally.
PRIVATE loans on furniture. etc: easy
payments; low rates; no removal 20
Atlas
IF YOU need money we will discount
your salary Star Loan Co. 507 Atlas
block top floor.
ON UTAH ana Idaho farms: speciaI Oh
ton. Miller & Veile, 3o3 Mccormick Bldg.
AT LOWEST living rates. on pianos.
furniture. horses vehicles: easy terms.
F. G. Wood. 14e Main St. Room 80.
DON'T borrow trouble; borrow money
So laTied men or women accommodated on
their note without n1ortca &c or endorser.
Easv pavr7anfs- Confidential Cherry
sn7 n Tellro~ FlrrfISinc
TAILOR-MADE SKIRTS
STRICTLY tailored skirts made to
order from $50 UP. All work guaranteed
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WE sold to Los Angeles man in De
cember the Metropolitan and adjoining
The most conservative men in
the city say il is worth today $4,000 more
than IT sold for. 1t was then paying Az
per cent net. and now is paying 512 per
cent net We have for $4,000 the best
block in the city for the money, paying
) per cent net; the ground alone is worth
the money; the building is worth S25,gOO;
in most rapidly growing part OF city. You
better see this.
Hubbard Investment Co., IS West I'd So
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WHY GO TOO FAR EAST
AND PAY MORE MONEY
WHEN ON FIRST WEST
YOU CAN BUY CHEAPER?
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B. S. HARRINGTON

LOo % u NANAN4A ' u VI
1 ACRE nice ground, good water right.
Groom frame house. stable. 4 horses. 90
bearing fruit trees; also small fruits run
ming stream spring water. This is suit
able for chickens and trout ranch; near
Callers Park. $1,000.
Sell or exchange.
Vacant lots-Choice s. L. Price from
500 t. $500; very desirable; right in the
swim.
Acreage on east bench. suitable for lots.
from $40 to 500 per acre.
5-rOOm brick and frame. modern. lot
50xI57; very desirable. 8 E. stable and
fruit $500
B. s. HARRINGTON
Basement Atlas Blk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

LIST your property with US. We have
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

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barn; lot 41x160 feet: $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

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165 feet; $4,000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
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