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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
A SOLDIERS EXPERIENCED.
A Kicking Gun That Was Better IN
the Hands Of the Enemy-Bury-
ing the Dead.

My FIRST gun was a Harper's Ferry
musket. altered over. and 81 wouls
Kick worse than a mule, says Comrads
G. r. Smith, lea telling OF his expert.
ences Ia the American Tribune. n
kicked me on the head. in the face. IN
the eye aud On the shoulder. and Az a.
one discharge. The last time | fired II
Il kicked itself out OF my hands onto
the ground. and there Il lay kicking
when the captain put his foot upon Il
and made Il stop. The right way &C
night with that gun was 10 send Il &c
the Johnnies, and there would have
been a succession Of discouraged sol.
diers on that side-if not dead ones
There was n thing certain, with that
gun TO carry any soldier would be
ready 70 sing:
Come. welcome death. thou end Of kick
ing.
] am ready and willing TO go.
My mex sun-the next day-was Z
Springfield rine-a dandy.
In chasing Gen. Price we made q
march Of IOS miles In three days. with
only nine large-sized hard tack for ra-
lions. In this march the boys beat
the oldish men. OF our company OF 81
men, but l4 were there 20 stack arms
az the end OF three days-of these y
were under 81, three under Is. and
three under n years OF age. and I was
one OF the last three.
After an our hard marching Price
was o there when we a~rriyed-he
had been gone six hours. We were
six days IN marching back over the
same ground.
We arrived n shiloh IN time for me
20 be detailed 10 help bury the dead.
That is a duty in connection with
army work seldom described The
mind dislikes 70 dwell upon H.. The
killing OF the man Is an exciting work.
There is some excitement even In be-
ing in line with shot and bullets-in
seeing who gets hit-in feeling that
YOU are yet whole-but there is no re-
deeming feature In going oct % the
field OF the dead and gathering the
men like sheayes IN a harvest field and
arranging them in a trench and cover
ing them with earth. There Is no
other form Of death so sickening as
that OF a well and hearty man killed
by the accidents Of battle.
Hour after hour we worked on az
buryinE the shiloh dead I wish ! could
shut out the memory OF that labor
from my mental vision forever.
A. Pennington I was again detailed
20 bury The dead. and there helped TO
burT zoo as hne-iooking soldiers as
man ever saw. Here ended my service
iu this direction. as { soon after Joined
The cavalry and was put upon a rev
line OF duty.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
90 EauPTIons 8 -
sgnere5 Severely Hth Ezs-s ~
Over 5ocy-A Thogszn1 Thsru
% CUticarz Renee "a

FOR 9Fer thi-y-avs years { vas a
severe szGerer from eczema TIE
eruption was nct coaane6 10 suy csc
place Il Eas al over ny bosy. uuhs.
and even b ny had an sixty
years old AID an cid s1IEier ard have
been examined b. the GoTerzment
Board over fifteen tines. and taey
said there vas no cure Tor Ea have
taken al EaEz Of medicine ard have
spant large sums % monay for Coo
tors. without avail A short tire ago
J decided 20 Try the Cu.ic1ra Rene
dies and AFTER using two cakes q
Clucurl Soap tao aoHes a. Cuucuu
olltuelr and tao bottles o. Clti-
eETl ResolFeut. two treztmauLs In ell.
! am row Wei aud complefaly c-red.
A thousand thanks 20 Ca.Icur1 I
cannot speak too hlghiy a. the CufI-
eura Remedies JOAN T. Roach Rira-
Doutaie Ross c. Ohll JAY II.
1909"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
TO HONOR CIVIL WAR NURSE
Mother" B~iekerdyke Monumsnt
Will Be Erected az Gales
burg, III.

A. Galesburg. lll. on May -. the
opening day OF The Illinois C. A. r.
eacampment. viii be unveiled a monu-
mcnt 90 Mother B~ickcrdyke. the Ia
mou nurse o. The civil war.
Mrs Mary A. Bicserdyke. or Moth
e. Bickerdykc. as thousands 90 soil
oilers called her, was an army nurse
who attached herself TO the forces ~
Gen sherman and followed his army
90 Atlanta and accomplished sanitary
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
- n-l.arnsarlnl -

TIE senuiae bird laeF WIl note
with same dismay lhe iscresslng value
81 the sgss Of caglck y evidenced b.
The higher prices ohtahcd each year
fog these uQV Somewhat Fare trophies
20 the colle,tor A ooVpie % eagl@'
eges from scotland have recentiy
drought as mach as az Riol apiecs
ID the auction noom While a short
tone before tvo Rsay specimens real.
i9d Sc sAinings eaca-Pan Nah "a.
uttie
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

IN the French army an omcer whose
duty Il Is 20 report on a junior Is
Obliged 20 show him the original re-.
port and obtain bis signature 90 a..
as a proof that be has made himself
master OF the contents. The general
omcer Is not permitted TO express any
opinion on the matter until he ob.
tains from the "a accused a written
defense.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
historic Building Co.'s Bsgrtnr.

suffers tavern In OeorEctown. where
Washington and Jefferson often stop.
ped ON their Journeys 90 and from the
north, and where the commissioners
who laid out the city OF Washington
met and discussed their work. vas put
~ AZ auction the other day. and not q
bid was made Tor a. and yet ne
building Is practically a. Il appeared
more than q century Ago
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

THE MOTHER" nICKERuYIlE MoN.
UMENT
wonders without the aid 81 hospital
appliances AS an agent IA the field
OF the Chicago branch OF che sanitary
commission she took particular de-
ight in tracing any neglect OF rascal
ity in the distribution of supplies
when Mrs Bickerdyke was not cook
ing food or dressing wounds upon the
battlefield she was investigating these
things and sending her complaints 90
headquarters Tor the discharge OF the
Offenders.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
EDITOR

and Il car be built for 1900 20 $40,
under favorable conditions, according
70 location The arrangement Of the
Kitchen. pantry and dinlHg-ro0m u .
model Of perfection where the ceI.
larWay is handy like this and the
business section Of the house confined
70 a nutshell. as in this plan. a WON
an can do Der own work and dress
for company at two O'Clock every day
There is only one chimney. but there
are three hues. one FOR the kitchen
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

mornings az breakfast the men Ia.
hliually swore In private Their con,
vietlons were never giyen out Tor pub.
LEGATION. and they would not have been
Published n they were Unfortunate.
~ when a man With considerable
money starts a fad others fellow a.
nearly a. possible ana q hacomes 4
fashion nut the high ceiling house
fashion has completely run itself cut.
Honest conscientious architects have
done their share towards kiliug IA.
Tor which Ne should 10 duly thankful.
The site of this h08se Is "a IS so
feet. exclusive % porch, a small house
when the sire and uumbeg 81 ne
reoms are teken into consideration.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

The newest ming in war Is 10 pho.
tngraph the onemys troops or de.
fenses boy a camera raised hundreds
81 feet Ia the air by a balloon or kite.
thus obtaining accurate Information
AZ a distance OF ten or ~ miles. Views
OF the country 90 be- fought over and
pictures of -iortihcations are inyaIu.
able The expert determines By pho.
tographs the velocity OF ~projectiles
fired from a gun, aud the course and
speed OF torpedoes, and he records
their effects 10 the same manner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

range. o for the furnace. and one
is provided for a CRATE in the parior
II the parties building the house so
desire Personally. ! am very fond
Of q CRATE. A good CRATE with a hand
some mantel helps very materially to
furnish a and there are thou
sands Of mantel designs 10 choose
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19
a - IL -

casey-rhs doelhoE sez shat hov
Is ins0muy
Casshy-oh' sure OiHve had thar
throuhle mcs@ an uaeres oaly van
cure tr o.
Casey-V1a# thoif what use dos
Csssl a&g SO 10 sleep al far.
gt an 40at h-Patadelpha Presa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

T. NJ ~ a. ANAAAAAk TOT army EoaN
The finest army y A. G. A. building
IN the world is to be erected az Fort
LeayenwoFth. Kan, the largest mill
tary post IN the United States IL h. a
Fin from q woman who withholds her
name from the public and Il win cost
$4,000
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

The steel milioVaise VAS trying %
grQa roor
There came a knoek az me door.
~Opportunity aeairs uithoet an,
uauncel a SERVANT.
TIE steel millionaire yaHnea
TEL him In q an home. mer
INJURED he,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-04-19

He-has she been maEfted lQnef
she-No she siiu thinks thar hef
husbaoa eao cloves beeasse BE- ukss
tnem FraResqq GA 8.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


TUTILE BROS. 153 Main. ground floor.
Established 1871.
lots, Poplar Grove, near Ulntah
school, the owner writes us to sell at
once at s65 each and make any reason
able terms. each lot is 25x1S2 and alley
IN the rear; car near. They are worth
double the price and viii improve rap
Same PARTY writes, Sell 25xl57 s W
corner 9Th Z. and St Louis ave. for SO
Also lots each 25x120 on south side Ha-
eel St, 175 #. ". of sth W. ST" Hazel st.
500 each; nothing can be found there
anywhere near as low in price.
A Texas man writes us to sell SO acres
Just this side of Newhouse smelter town
and where Ritter P. o. is located and on
near the station There is no alternative,
both T. rds (the Los Angeles and West
ern Pacific) cut through the land, still
there's 81 acres left We can sell the
opportunity TO make a fortune this offers
you 1t will plat into townsite of over
800 lots. The smelter companies are lay
ing out millions of dollars very near this
land. cities will be built there. Now is
your opportunity. don't wait until each
lot is worth the price asked for the tract
This valley is filling up. The govern
ne9t has established a P Q, there al
rods and good 7-room modern house fac
ing south on Sd street near r street. Can
sell this elegant property for the very
low figure of $4,000 It combines a good
Wen bought IS Raif sold" and poorly
bought reyerses the results. Come in and
see US. We control over 100000 worth
city which accounts for the fact that
we sell the real bargains. Our custom
ers make money.
futile Bros. 153 Main ST, ground floor.
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Assessment No, 8.

JOHNNY GOLD MINING & MILL
ing company, principal place of business,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Location OF mines.
Stateline Utah and Gina. Cal Notice is
hereby given that at a meeting Of the
hoard of directors of Johnny Gold Mining
& Milling company, held on the 9Th day OF
July, 1906, assessment No. S, of two and
sane-half era cents per share. was levied
tpon the capital stock OF the corporation,
Asued and outstanding, payable immed!-
asely 10 the secretary at his office. II
Nest Third South street, Salt Lake City,
J1ah.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday, the 10th
day of August, 1906 will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
fion, and unless payment is made before.
will be sold on Friday. the 31st day OF
August. 1906 at O'clock p. m. at the
seeTetary's office, TO pay the delinquent
assessment thereon, together with the
costs of advertising and expense of sale.
". Z. COULAM,
Secretary.
First publication july Il. 1906
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FOR SALE-RGAL ESTATE.
LITTLE e. LITTLE

New 6-room modern pressed brick, por
bath, toilet. E. l.: natural wood finish, lot
zl2Xl0 to alley; 500 cash $50 per mo. Near
9th East and 9Th South. SO $50.
Near Sth South and State, Groom mod
ern pressed brick, furnace. cellar, etc,
500 cash, $50 per month. $1,000.
six blocks east of our office, 3lsxi0, g.
room house, barn, etc. Its a cheap place,
A swell Groom mod pressed brick cot
tage on East 4th South. stairway TO attic
Whieh IS floored and has space for two
S,room. mod, 2-story brick. por. bath.
toilet. z. l.. cellar, large rooms, near
in East and Sth South. $500
Near 9th +. and 10th So 7-room. 2-story
brick, good-sized lot, $50 cash, bal. so
per NO., without int. 1850.
Large corner on E. 9th South for $50
7-room mod two-story pressed brick on
Srd St, furnace. lot 21Ax1O. easy terms,
Coy, Groom modern, on End street
$1,000
6-room modern, near 10th E. and 1st
South por. bath, toilet. Z. L., cellar, fine
barn. Sxl0 lot. $4,000
7-room. modern brick, large rooms. fine
shade, barn. good lot, etc, blocks north
of Sen. Kearn's home, $4,000.
Small lot on 2nd SO. near 4th West and
A 4-room mod. pressed brick, nearly
new, por- bath, toilet lavatory. E. L.
natural wood, fine cellar. good barn,
flOored attic. ETC. East 4th South, $3.50
A 5-room frame at 1149 Maple ave 9th
f. bet. 10th and nth Sol $3.50 cash $40
per month, 1.25O.
Near 2nd So. and 9TH West, neat 4
room brick lot 2l2x1O, 500 cash, so mo,
81 900
House and store, good sized lot > blocks
from News Building and only $3.50
252X10 on 1st So. near 9th e, facing
south sewer and sidewalk paid, 5000.
NJ 2rH Icf
500.
Groom, two-stOry frame, fine condition.
good barn, 50X145, near Main and 18th So,
s. $50
50x14O on Main and 10th So. $500.
Good Groom frame and fine lot, 50xl44i2
near Main and 18th So, 500.
LITTLE & LITTLE
Under Nat Bank of the Republic.
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OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
NICE COUNTRY HOME.
liz acres of ground. 4-room frame
cottage, flowing well, shade lawn,
etc, 70 fruit trees, across from
Calder'S park on Seventh East
street. .-,...,. .......S 80
A SNAP.
3x10 rods of ground, 4 room frame
house, shade, lawn sidewalk, fruit
trees, etc, on East Eighth South
A GOOD BUY.
broom modern brick cottage on First
street, facing south, nice lot, shade,
lawn, etc, connected with sewer. 5 $50
THIRD WEST STREET.
1Axl65 feet of ground on Third West
near Second South street, with two
good houses ...............- .........-S 400
WEST THIRD SOUTH STREET.
S21ax165 feet of ground on Third
South, with two good houses, fac
ing south small cash payment and
the balance to suit purchaser at
G per cent interest. Observation-Disclosures 5000
Call on us and let us show you some of
the above properties, and if they don't
suit we will try and find what you want
We have property in ali parts of the city
and all prices. terms to suit everybody
Try out motto by listing your property
with us.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INV co !,
Rooms 3G0-301 New Herald Building.
Both phones IA.
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Assessment No. 8.

QUINCY JUNIOR MINING COMPANY.
Principal place of business, Salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice is hereby given that
at a meeting of the board Of directors
held on The 25d day of June, 1906, assess
ment No. s. of ten OO) cents per share.
was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation. issued and outstanding, pay
office. room No. 204 Dolly block, Salt
Lake City. Utah. Any stock Upon which
This assessment may remain unpaid, on
Wednesday the 18th day of July 1906
at public auction and. unless payment is
made before. will be sold on Wednesday j.
the 18th day of August 1906 at clock
D. m, at the seoretary's office, to pay the
deIinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and expense
Of sale w. W. ARMSTRONG
Secretary.
First publication. June "a. 1906.
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And. in accordance WITH law and the or
der of the board Of directors, made on the
3lst day of May, 1906. so many shares of
each parcel of such stock as may be nee
company, room so Atlas block. West Sec
end South street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
on the 21st day Of July, 1905. at the hour of
$50 O'Clock p. m to pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost Of ad-
yertising and expense of :-ale.
w. MONT FERRY. Secretary.
Office. $40 Atlas block. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF JOSEPH AGRICULTURE
al & Stock company. Room 22S Deseret
News building.
Sealed proposals will be received al
this office until O'Clock p. m. Monday
July 10. 1906. for the work of excavating
an irrigating ditch of about 81. miles ia
length Specification for the work, to-
gether with such information as may be
desired, will be furnished on application.
WILL G. FARRELL, Sec'y.
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SEE A. W. SMITH.

SIZE A W. SM1 II.
sS0oo-Buys one of the best sites in town
for q flat or apartment house with
three rods front, 21z blocks from
our office. This is the best snap in
town in this class of property.
sS,O00-s1oo down aud $50 per month, in
GLIDING z per cent interest, buys 3
by 1872 rods. with houses on same
Can't YOU see that this Investment
more than carries itself2 We were
surprised when the owner gave US
this, but he signed up, so it will
have 20 go.
81, 050--9 rods front in block where prop
erty has been selling recently for
500 per rod Sth West between LIST
and Cd North. And this man signed
up, too.
S2,650-5-room modern pressed brick cot
tage, northeast, with fine lawn and
well terraced An ideal little home
well built and prettily papered
S. 200-Neat little home near 5th East and
4th South. Terms.
81, 20O-Another small home. 9Th East be-
low 10th South. Terms.
If you are looking for building
lots on the north bench and want
the choicest ones in the whole
town, we can do business with you
Our facilities for handling any
thing in the real estate or invest
ment business are uneQualed. We
also make abstracts and attend to
every detail OF real estate trans
action.
SALT LAKE ABSTRACT. LOAN & IN
VESTMENT CO.
A. w. SMITH, Manager.
80 Main Street. Both Phones 4O4.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of tie board of directors made on the
each parcel of stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the Of
flee of the secretary, at 15e South Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah on Friday.
m, to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs of adver-
Using and expense OF sale
X. NJ HARRIS, Secretary.
First publication. May 9. 1905
BY order of the board of directors.
the above sale has been postponed until
Monday. July 2, 1906, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
at the company's office. l56 South Main
street. K M. HARRIS. Secretary.
BY order of the board Of directors, the
above sale has been postponed until We'd
nesday, Aug. l. 1906 at 10 O'Clock a. m,
al the company's office 156 South Main
street
X. NJ HARRIS. Secretary.
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SEARS INVESTMENT CO,

s. West SecOnd SuLIH.
4-room new house and good lot, north
west, S1,050. One Hundred down, balance
monthly.
broom mod, close in on 5th East, big
snap, the ground is worth the money 81
go
Are you looking for vacant lotsP We
have some close in, not in any addition.
We can sell you for the same as you will
pay TO go away out. See US.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
So West Second South.
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Delinquent Notice.

ARROW MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
cipal place of business, Salt Lake City
Utah. Location of mines. Nevada.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. 2 of Y cent per share
levied on the 9TH day of April, 1906 the
Of the respective shareholders. as fol-
lows
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS.

LET Us be your factory. Hardware
specialties manufactured under contract.
models developed. We are specialists in
patent articles. Prompt service, first
class kmanship. reasonable prices.
America Co, Momence. I'll.
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JUST finished, one of the incest 6-room
houses in the city. Cream colored brick
cut stone foundation, por. bath. e. l., fin
ished in natural wood closets. pantry
hall front and back porches, cement
walks, corner; size of lot 54x12312 feet
pipes in for hot-air furnace and furnace
easy to put in; independent water system.
See owner on premises, 500 Z. 10th South
or just across the road from beautiful
Liberty park. Price, $3.50
$500 DOWN AND s35 MONTHLY buys
one of the new broom modern cottages
on Sd and 7 streets.
$500 DOWN, $40 MONTHLY, buys a neat
4-room cottage near 4th +. and 10Th So
Lot 50x140 feet. Price, S1,40o.
We have a very neat home on car line
S. e. lot 50x100 TT. $780, easy terms.
.6-RooM PRESSED BRICK, bath, etc.
on 9Th E., lot 39x165 TT. to alley. owner
leaving city and will sell If taken in a
few days at $1,000 great bargain
S-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN nearly
new pressed brick close in, So east.
800. This would be a good buy at $500
VACANT LOTS
212x10 on 18th E. near 4th So, $3.50
S212xl65 fl, 18th E. near 4th So, 81. $50.
Hl4xl1O #. to alley, 4th So. near 18th E.,
a corner, $3.50.
4Ox721s TT. to alley near 4th So. and 18th
E., $500 only one left.
$500. 49,
4sxll5la to alley, 9TH E. near 9Th So,
SSxl2l fl. to alley on 3S-foot street
near 9TH Z. and 9th So. $40. Easy terms
491sxl15 #. TO alley, corner 9th e. and
9Th So, $1,000.
27i9x115 TT. Sth st. near D. $3.50.
40x115 TT. near 9Th L. and 9Th So. $500
37-1l rods by 10 on 9Th E near 10th So.
5000.
79x157 TT to alleyway, Sth E. near 9th
South, $1,000.
vacant lots near I'd W. and 9th So,
only $3.50; easy terms.
21sxS to alley, Cd So. near 9TH E., 81. 800
4x1O rods, 5th E. near 9Th So, $3.50.
2-3xlO rods corner on 5th E., $500.
1lOx16O it. corner 5th E.. $500.
6x1o rods, 7th E. near Sd So, $500. Half
for $1,750
FLAT OR TERRACE SIGHTS.
66x165 it., I'd So. near Sd E.
Only S1O9 per foot, nothing else at so
low figure on I'd South
515x6 rod corner, blocks from bust
ness, $1,000
lots Emerson ave-. near 18th E. and
lots Sherman ave, near 10th So. and
41I4x99 it, Sth So. near LIST W., $500.
S71sxl46 #. to alley near 9th So. and W.
t.. s412.5O.
ACREAGE FOR PLATING.
) acres 18th E. near 10th So. $500
21s acres on Sth So. near Main, $4,000
3 acres I'd w. near 18th s.. CLOSE to new
Western Pacific shops, s1,1OO
These are only samples from our large
list of exclusive bargains. See US. Cut
this out
Peterson R. E. Iny. Co, $50 Main
CHEAP, improved 4o-acre farm in
Granger. with full water right Of 40
shares In corporation. r. Van Colt Both
IN Buying or Selling see
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oSTEOPATHY.
ARCHITECTS.
Delinquent Notice.

WABASH MINING COMPANY. Prin-
cipal place of business, Salt Lake City,
Utah Notice.-There are delinquent on
the following described stock, on account
of assessment No 20. levied on the 3lst
day of May, 1906, the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders. to-wit:
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A FEW choice bargains

FEW choice bargains.
S0x136 TT, cor. State and Herbert SITS
79x157 it., cor Sth East and Liberty SITS.
(near 9Th SOUTH. Make cash offer.
t2x20 rods trackage, 4th West, $50 per
rod (near 6th North.
10x20 rods, 9Th North near 9TH West, $500
cash.
S2x141 it,. 1lth East lear 7th South. ST.
eo9. one-half cash
Hubbard investment Co, Is w. g SO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-15
AIATCHLEss BARGAINS.

Owners of the following properties are
forced TO sell. hence these low prices:
8 by 10 rods. IL blockc from c. & c.
buildiT g. east front, cement sidewalks.
choice location for nice home or double
house; price for this week 81 600.
So II. frontage on Sth East near 3rd South.
Groom house. connected with sewer
sidewalks, 5000. Can you equal it2
$3.50 buys nice lot on 9th East near 2nd
So, east front sidewalk and sewer,
only S135G
Az by 10 rods with old house on 5th East
near 4th South, Sidewalk and sewer,
only $1,000
A CHEAP HOME.
g. 100 buys a broom brick cottage on 6th
So. near 18th East.
WE HANDLE SNAPS ONLY.
A. MCCLELLAN & CO, 6312 W. IND so.