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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23
DEDICATED ro LABOR CAUSE.
Unique Career Planned for Chicago
Child-Baptized Into Unionism.

An event of extraordinary Eature took
place in Chicago Thursday, when the
child Of Harry G. Creer was baptized
into unionism. as other children are bap-
tized into the church. The parents have
dedicated it to union labor Rev. Charles
Stelze officiating. and John Mitchell
stood as its sponsor. In this dedicniion
the story of a lfe's thwartcd ambition
finds expression. The child of IS months,
Yet prattling at its mothers knee. is to
become. if the hopes of the father reach
fulillment, everything that that parent
aspired in earlier years to hc, bur of
which he failed to achieve realization. IL"
is to be a leader of men. His leadership
is to be for the advancement Of mankind
and for the fulfllment of the doctrines
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23
FIND STOLEN GEMS IN SALVAGE.
st. Louis Worlds Fair LnbOrer Un-
covers levels

coNeTs Je"tts
Acting under instructions cabled from
England, John =. O'Brien. laborer en-
ployed in the wrecking Of the worlds fair
buildings at st. Louis, has unearthed an
alligator bag containing jewels valued at
$4,000 which were stolen from Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Henry Clayton of Devonshire,
England, during a visit to the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition two years ago.
The jewels were stolen from a trunk
and they were not missed until the Clay
tons had returned to England after tour
around the world. They then had no
means of knowing where the jewels had
been stolen. About a month ago a Hin
doc servant who had been in their en-
ploy during their trip was fatally injured
by an elephant in India and on his death
bed confessed that he stole the jewels
while in st. Louis. He said that he be-
came alarmed and, fearing detection, had
dropped them into a hole in the wall Of
the Manufacturers building. Later he
again wished to secure the gems, but on
returning to the place he had secreted
them could not reach the bottom of the
space between the plaster and the side
Of the Luildng. Fearing to make any
inquiries or ask assistance, the Hindoo
departed from st. Louis with the Clay
tons, leaving the jewels in their hiding
place.
O'Brien was generously rewarded and
was also employed by Mr.. Clayton as his
personal attendant.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

JANIS l.1NN --R. Oh Mlllnedpolls uul
ing the greater part OF the forenoon.
The parade was notable affair as
such things go, we'll handled, quick
moving and inspiring to look upon. 1t
was day of pride for the Old soldiers
III themselves and for the multitude In
the soldiers.
Over the heads Of the veterans as
they marched along countless haSs
snapped in the breeze and their lines
passed between buildings gorgeously
decorated in their honor. The plaudits
of the crowd were in their ears, the
consciousness of glory, won by valoT,
was in their hearts and they bore with
them the knowledge of the worlds ap-
proval for work most nobly done, in a
most righteous cause. And yet 1t was
n parade of pathos as we'll as a march
of pride.
At the head of the column was pla-
toon of mounted police, the line filling
the street from curb to curb, and ef-
fectually sweeping away any pedestri-
ans and vehicles that escaped the vigil
liant eyes of members of national guard
and policemen who were stationed
along the line of march. Directly be-
hind the police and at the head of the
parade proper came band from Den
yer, its SNOWY Zouave uniforms max
ing a splendid appearance. The twen-
ty-two young women who form a drill
coIps and are portion Of the organi-
zation were especial favorites with the
multitude and were given a continuous
ovation during the parade.
Next came the chief marshal of the
parade. Ex-Governor s. Il. Van SAINT,
and his chief of staff, General Fred b.
Wood, adjutant general of Minnesota,
who was followed by throng Of Off
GERS composing tbs regimental staff Of
ficers of the Minnesota national guard.
This comprised the entire escort of the
Grand Army.
Then, marching splendidly, came the
first of the old soldiers, Columbia post
of Chicago, acting as the personal es-
cort of the commander in chief. This
organization has made record at
many previous encampments, and 1t is
considered one of the best drilled and
handsomest posts In the Grand Army.
Its snowy uniform of dark olive green
and its splendid marching called for
tremendous applause. Behind the post
came Commander in Chief Tanner, SUI
perbly mounted and attended by his
personal staff, comprising Adjutant
General Tweedale, Quartermaster Gen
eral Battles. Chief of Staff Frank A.
Butts, Vice Commander in Chief George
w. Cook, Junior Vice Commander s.
III. Fowler, Surgeon General Hugo Phil
ler, Chaplain in Chief Rev. Jesse Cole,
Inspector General NJ. J. Cummings, and
Judge-Advocate General Charles A.
Clark.
On the preceding day the Grand
Army visitors devoted themselves to
reglmental reunions, sightseeing and
receptions given by the Ladies Of the
Grand Army, the Women's Relief
Corps and other auxiliary organiza-
tons, all Of which kept open house.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

the piano, organ and musical instrument
workers organization, Mr.. Dold was bust
ness agent Of Local No. II, of the Cigar
makers Union. He was born in Schles-
ing, Germany, in 1860, and came to this
country with his parents when 13 years
of age. In 1915 he made his first ap-
plication for membership in a trade union,
that of the cigarmakers. He was presi-
dent of the Illinois State Federation of
Labor for two terms and has held other
Offices in trade union organizations.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

apolls. There have
been many paraacs
more gorg ecu s,
many spect t a cles
more dazzling and
bewildering, b u t
never has there been
in this country one
more appealing and
impressive t h "A II
that which passed
through the streets
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

Gently, more than
10000 M e m b e RS
were represented by
delegates from all
over this country
and Canada. Its
presiding officer was
President Charles
Dold of Chicago.
President Dold is
one of the most
widely known trade
union officials in
Chicago. Before he
bpcamp an official of
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

of the golden rule. lie is to preach the
brotherhood of man and the sanctity of
individual rights. His duty will it be,
after years of preparation, to spread
throughout the world that which the sages
of the centuries have sought in their time
to teach. 1t is the dream of the father
that when the infant shall arrive at mans
estate he will be all of this and more.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

tary Root, to which
only the diplomatic
corps and high Off
GERS of state were
invited, the secre-
tary made what
was considered the
m ost important
speech he has deliv-
cred while on his
tour.
RISING m tendar
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23
CIVIL WAR HEROES.
Annual Encampment of the G. A.
II. at Minneapolis.

For the fortieth time since its work
was finished. and it's glory won, the G.
A. X. was in line Wednesday at Mime
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23

9fN

Hustllng Labor Leader.

At the biennial convention of the Piano
Organ and Musical Instrument Workers
international Union, held in Chicago re-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-08-23
ROOT VOICES SENTIMENT.

AT the official banquet given In BuenOs
Ayes at the Argentine government house
by President Alcorta in honor of Secre-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26

LOT 3Xi5 RODS, WITH STORE
building 23xSS. I'm Garland. Utah. fine
place for business, $500.
Or will trade for lot in Salt Lake,
We have some OF the best trackage for
sole in S. l. City and can save you
money.
Bxl0. between A and b SITS, brick house
on It. $500.
Fine corner on f st, S1100
Good lot on 7th between d and f., $500
Good lot bet Is and c. 3xS rods $500,
lOxl0 on NJ ST. snap water on two
sides; will make good lots. $3.50,
s-room modern brick, this side Liberty
park, $3.50
5-room modern brick. ith e, close to sth
South $500
broom modern brick on 5rd St. faces
south. $3.50,
s-room modern brick on 3rd St. f'ne
place. $3.50
s-room modern brick on lst St. fine
shade and lawn. $3.50,
Sears r. Il. Investment Co, % w. End go.
aisI0
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:aJn6
WIN be worth S2OOOo in years 9sNl65
feet, sth West, near 1st South. the old
Presbyterian Church. fi7e site for hotel,
ware or wholesale house; nave weeks
more to sell at this 81 pG5Se 66S
II sold by March 1st. 14sxl6o Brigham
St lust east OF the University club. e5x
SO per month 1t is the finest site for
apartment house in this city
Four broom cottages: the lot 6N. rods: /:
on East 4th South, renting for 90 per
month nobody can match II
1900
5sx132 feet and 10-foot alley on side. with
7.room brick residence, about year old'
Main. for a few days only, at SOD
Handsome Groom modern 2-story
pressed brick residence. about year Ola,
on 3rd st, south front sewer connected I,
lot 45x125 feet to alley. II was built by
the owner for home: leaving the city
reason for selling.
Must sell this place; owner leaving for
Idaho: 4-room srame; 2 lots; shade and
fruit, Sth East, near ear 1lth south
s,;5O caah bal. per cent, buys new
modern 5-room trick cottage near 9th and
j ST.
$3.50 cash. bal. per cent, BUYS new
modern 6-room brick cottage. including
furnace heat. located on a corner on oth
street.
3l1x7 rods. with 5-room brick cottage.
water I'm house" near Ord South and 10th
East, this place VIII sell quick; 1t Is big
bargain.
s9s0
4Izxl0 rods. 5-room frame house, near fth
South and tn East Terms can be ar
hanged.
Vacant Lots.
2Ax7 rods including right OF way, on h
St. near LIST cIst front. Sl7C1.
Corner LIST and ] ST. OK rods, 1900.
\ Richter, l9 West lst South st
Phones sI SlS5.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
C. j BOWMAN,
ROOM 6, EAGLE BLOCK.
IND PHONE aS2n


ROOM 6, EAGLE BLOCK.
IND. PHONE 1880.
A Few Good Chances to Get a Home.
woo for o-room brick on 7th st. bet X
and L., closets pantry, porches and cellar
electric lights; $500 cash. bal at per cent
$500 for 7-room modern frame, with
good barn, 5th South and 9Th East;
VIII take small payment down and bal
ance monthly.
5000 for broom modern frame. on Capt.
tol Hill mew): $500 cash, bal monthly.
WOO for Groom modern pressed brick,
on Ith South, near 4th East; $500 cash
balance monthly.
$500. Groom white pressed brick, strict
~ modern (new); $500 cash; on 9Th, bet. G
and H.
$500 for brick house. rooms complete
plumbing, on sth East and End South:
large barn; small payment down and bal
monthly.
$500 for white pressed brick. rooms
modern, 3rd South and Sth West; $500
cash bal monthly
$500 for nice 7-room frame. on 9Th South,
Sth East; large lot. nice lawn and shade,
Fine corner on 2nd South and End West
SlS per foot
Vacant lots on easy terms.
c. J BOWMAN,
ROOM o. EAGLE BLOCK.
IND, PHONE 1880. sla2I
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HOMER & ROBERTSON,
Members 8. l.. Real Estate Assn.

HOMER & ROBERTSON
Members 8. l. Real Estate ASS n.
An elegant now 7-room red pressed
brick everything modern and up to date
Can give you this on easy terms III you
arc locking for a home this Is what you
want
s-room pressed bun brick. lot i9isXle5
feet East Second South,
$4,000
Groom modern cottage; lot +0Xl32 feet.
This Is a bargain, S. h.
$3.50
s-roorn modern bun brick, East Third
South; lot A1f.x1e6 feet. This Is good
buy.
s-room modern buff brick. connected
with sewer. hot water heat. lot 4OXlS2 TO
5000
Modern broom frame, connected with
sewer: nice lot pretty little home for
q small family East side.
$500
Here is a cheap piece of suburban prop
erty. 21a acres S. E.. 1ts story bun brick
house eastlake finish: rooms and but
terry; water in house; fine lawn; 50 assort-
ed fruit trces.
Double brick. rooms In each apart
ment; rents for $50 per month; con be
made to pay $40. fine investment for the
money.
4lHxl65 feet 9th South between Main
and State; double brick house. three
rooms pantry and closet on each side,
rents for s25 per month, In rear OF lot
facing on l6is-foot r. OF W, plenty Of
room to build In front and still have an
income from the rear end of lot, Study
IL over.
broom brick cottage connected with
sewer, lot 66x165 feet East First South.
The lot Is worth the money.
$4,000.
1oOxl25 In Popperton; good street car
service.
4Hxl65 feet on e near Second; 1t is a
beauty, nothing can be had to equal II
at anywhere near the price.
$500.
We have fine building lot on paved
street. We arc only asking $500. Paving
tax paid at that
S2kx165 feet on Brigham between 9Th
and 7th subject to paving tax can give
you this at 800 per front foot.
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE, LOANS.
Both phones 1P
Main and First South CDeseret Bank
Bldg si9I6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26

THE PIONEER NEWS. STATIONERY
and Tobacco Stand in Goldfeld, New,
for sale; business clearing over $500 per
month. owner desires to devote entire
time TO his mining interests, price for
building fixtures, stock and a good-pay-
ing subscription list $500: a snap, act
quickly " YOU want a well-established
paying business at bargain. Address P
o box 265. Godheld New sl715
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FOR LEASE

THE TUXEDo," NOW IN COURSE OF
construction OH South State street
north of the Bell Telephone bldg locs ton
the best In the city, containing nfty-three
rooms, every room an outside room; the
most Improved open plumbing; hot and
cold water, and return call bell system:
will be ready for occupancy May 1st In
al67l
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
@oN.~~S"-0~|~T.@."I~ -


SAMPLE BARGAINS. ,-a =
FOR RAILROAD MEN, =.
5.rm mod, bk cent. walk. S2-3Hi12
RODS .,.rs.- ,...,,p.p. .s. So, s>-s- ''S@-0V'
3-rm. brk, Sth West and End South,
6-rm. bk., bath, hot and cold water.
G-rm. m bk. with barn. cor. 7th. West
arm. bk. close to R. G. W., LIS
9-rm. mod. east front. big lot with
barn, 9th East ......s.r..,,,,.-. 3.OOO
7-rm. mod, so. front. hot water heat.
cent. walk .s.ss... .r.... s,,,..,...,:.. $500
7-rm. mod, so. front cent walk,
new 2ad St.. ....s.,-.. ...... -. i,"Vo
6-rm. mod, east front, new. built for
home. 8th East ..,,...,.... ..s..s-........ $500
6-rm. mod. so. front a beauty, 9Th
St...... ...r.. .-...,,. o'Pyp
Arm bk cast front. new, lot 50xl5I.. l,S5o
2i.XS rods to alley ....... ......-....... ], 400
5xlO cor Brigham st.................... st $500
5Y7 cor 2nd 81 .......,...............,2 2,5GO
Exll5 II. cast front nt.....,..,............ a5o
> acres, cast of State prison. water
right
Both phones 28iS. 219 & 2l0 Atlas Blk
S1SJ5
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500 per foot. Another very cheap cor
nor Ith South St one block from post
ofIice; 5000 per foot refused for the oppo
site corner Is your mind and money
impervious to the fact that this Is bar
gain-counter price2
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AUCTION SALES

OF the leading hotels about 600 yards OF
good Brussels carpet. In perfect condition,
and will sell same for 10 DAYS at less than
half price. No mall orders for these car
pets accepted Nebraska Furniture Co,
g. E 2nd So ssI6
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
THE COMING STREET


Don't forget this Is the depot
street leading into the center of
the business district.
You cant miss II. but you
must get In carly TO make the
big profits.
Look these over as a few
samples.
For Business.
Corner 8rd South and 1st
West. 79x115h feet. $50 per foot.
For Trackagc.
Corner 3rd South and 3rd
West, s2I1x1l515 feet. $3.50 per IT
For Flats.
Corner 3rd South and End
East. $500 per foot.
Special.
A great bargain IL taken at
once. Let me show II TO you.
But it won't keep. so call early.
W. S. Crlsmon. Real Estate,
Room 200. Scott Bldg. $
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BEST BUY IN TOWN
S35Do-East side: modern home, rooms
bath and furnace; monthly pay
ments II desired
S2OpO-East side. close In, cosy cottage, A
rooms; sidewalk and sewer all paid,
Saoo-Will buy good building lot. south
east
Other bargains
f. ]. Wills, Is W. End So St. room %
1855
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PATENT SECURED OR FEE RE-
turned. illustrated guide book and list
of inventions wanted. free TO any ad-
free in Worlds Progress Sample copy
free Evans, Wilkins & Co. 6s7 F Street
Washington, D, c, o216
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CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
14o South w. Temple st.
Oncr extraordinary BY nonresident
oHnor-l60 acres on line OF San Pedro.
Just east of Garfield smelter full city
lots (corners) In Plat &C" and S7-ft
building lot on Sth E. ct s7000.00 takes IL
all for few days. Small cash payment,
balance at six per cent This lis the
chance OF lifetime.
$40 per foot-Wc can offer for few
days ono small tract on Srd So. st, at
above figure
s1l0 per ft-A lot on Main St. adjoining
ground held at $3.50 per IT
A farm of 47Ia acres at Riverton ample
water right hrst-clasb Improvements:
several acres OF orchard Every acre OF
ground under cultivation. Present owner
took farm on mortgage and II Is a rare
bargain at $4,000
AT II WEST 2ND SOUTH AFTER
MARCH 1ST.
DROP IN AND TALK 1T OVER"
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THE BEST TROUT AND CHICKEN
ranch I'm the State well stocked. Ad
dress = 10. Tribune, slSl3
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LOOK THESE OVER.

A fine warehouse property.
Trackage. Corner End So. and
18th West. le5x1111a feet, s27, 900.
Another, 5ex1m feet r r.
tracks In rear, End So. near ard
West. 500 per foot
Corner 4tn and 8 SITS. facing
n and E.. will sell cheap. Mako
OFFER
] business properties paying
good Interest All prices
Residence properties to suit
the purchaser
w, S. Crismon, Real Estate.
Room 200, Scott Building, 81
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$3.50 per foot make bid OF 1925 per foot
Cthiuk can secure 1t for you)- Inc pest
and cheapest business frontage on the
market That corner north and east
fronts, 4th South and State streets. lying
between county bldg and postofice. we
predict this corner VIII sell Tor SSVo pei
foot In next a months.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

YOUNG MEN WANTED TO TAKE UP
the study of the law at home; IN un-
usual opportunity 10 secure q legal edlI-
cation and admission to Tho bar without
loss of time or other sacrifice For par
tlcularS address the Sprague Correspond
encc School OF Law. SIS Majestic building
Detroit, Mich. sl236
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blocks so large, hence but few corners In
close proximity of business center.
sa5 Der foot We have two pieces left.
on 9rd South st West. l1s blocks from
business Don't you know IL is an abso
I;ie fact that there Is to be expended
10000 for passenger depot AT 4th west
and this street, This property VIII sell
within the next 10 Iuon'hS io' cow P''
foot.
SIS to 500 per foot. Business frontage
to suit half-block from Dooly block.
Take advantage of present low prices
II Won don you Will express the ofttimG
murmuring regrets in the near future.
,a5oo reduced from 5000 Splendid resi-.
dence, 10 rooms, etc lot 21sxlp teet, east
front 5th East street. Lawns, shade and
shrubbery An Ideal home
sr.o-Think bid of $500 will buy 1T; two
cottages, S rms. each, lot S213Xl5e rect
iron fence. 9Th So. st; close in; out-ot-
town owner wants 1T sold.
seoao-Make bid $500: another out-of-
town owner wants to sell (wants money!
cottage six rooms; swell nelghoorhood
nriohen at. six blocks OF Main st
s,2 Beautiful residence. East LIST
South St, house cost $1,000; lot worth
$1,000: Is II possible Yes, IL Is true
Come sec for yourself
We have number beautiful east sid'
residences. prices from 5000 10 10000.
Interest Investments; several modern
terraces. cast or west side.
improved and vacant wholesale, track
age and warehouse property; price inter
est baeis
s8so-Cottage. East 2nd SO. at, lot
worth $500; elegant building sites; Brig
nam lat and Ind So East
SAFE per foot. big frontage. h-blook
nnrth Knutsford hotel See II you can
Inv another piece on tho same block for
| 500 per foot
5000 buys the choicest acres for sub
| diwis{on fronting on Main and State SITS,
| close In.
sIlo per foot, corner near State and 9TH
| South.
s275o-Elegant building lot 6ox&@o feet,
go. front East lst So. street. Get thiS
| quick.
si00-Brk house rooms. corner lot
| oayI65 feet 18th East, near Brigham st.
Notice: IC you wish To buy or sell and
| do Il quick list your property WIN us'
| W. do an expeditions rcal estate bust
| nsss Kelsey s. Gillespie. . E 1st So. 81
"ee'' $500
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$40 CASH AND siU 4 MONTH FOR -
months viii buy n ks rod lot on Linden
avenue, a 23-foot street between 3rd and
ith So. and 7th and Sth East sts., without
any interest or taxes
Wicks No 6e State st slssD
OR TRADE. FARM i2lz ACRES. Ten
trees; horses CowS and farm lmpIe :
msnts. &. S. Kinney, - Commerce.,
block. slpi
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lots, State street. S70o
lots. corner 9th East and 1st Ave. $50.
2S,4xl15 and alley; faces south on Soc
ond St. bet r and We have 20 rods
frontage and Will divide TO suit purchaser.
2a rods. south frontage. on 1st St, sew
er. sidewalks. Only sl075.
40xll5 and I. OF w. faces east, 10th
East, bet. End and Bird So. sewer; only
$3.50; terms
Ikxll5 and r. Of w corner OF J and
9TH, faces So. and cast, Sl1O0
2l7xS and r. Of way, 2nd South, 5th +. /:
only $1,000
12Oxll5 and r OF way. faces east; 10th
East, bet End and 3rd So, 1880
17x10 rods; corner; faces south and west
on Sth East; just the place TO build a
bunch OF cottages; only 1926 per rod, big
bargain.
3xCh on Main St. blocks from new
postoff1ce. Come quick. A snap.
o-rm. mod brick on 1st street, sewer;
side walks. etc, only 5000
75x1+0 corner on State ST. 6-room ele-
CANT modern home; fruit, etc. snap,
$500.
3xlo and 5-rm. mod. brick, close In. Only
s2450.
7-room mod brick; barn. etc, on 3rd st.
A snap. $500
5x5 and mod 5-rm brick. close In, on
1st street. Room for one moro house. $500.
Cheap
2lsx5 and T. of way, J St; faces cast;
only $50
e6xlI5. corner End South. west. 500 per
foot.
4lAxl6S on Srd East near End So. $1,000.
% acres Sth South near river, $325 acre.
acres, 7th So. near river, $500
q acres, 9Th So, near river, $40 acre.
MEEKS & LYNCH,
315 and 316 Atlas Block.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26

REAP WHILE THE HARVEST is ON!
AR. b., lot 6Gxl2O, a nice little home on easy
~ MOD n h easy terms, w side $1,000
81 mod r n b or r st ,........ $500
Ar mod p. b. large lot, g. e. ',....- 5000 5000
mod bri.k p 9Th South .... $500
Can make easy terms on all OF these,
Come in and see US; we can save you
money. .,-- -
slSS3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26
WILsoN-sHERMAN co.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE NEW OR S.
room house on 18th East street near 4th
South. Just being finished for sale on easy
payments.
Fritsch, No. IL East End South st.
Phonoss Ind. 141; Bell 1867, slSS9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-26

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