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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
France Is Preparing
For Naval Demonstration
In Venezuelan Waters

Paris, France, Jan. 1S.-Offlcial con-
firmation Of Venezuela's unceremon-
ious. treatment Of M. Taigny, retiring
French Charge de Affairs at Caracas,
has reached the foreign Office. The
government Immediately decided to
adopt most energetic measures to Sc
cure satisfaction. Though pfiicials
will not make a direct statement. 1t
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
Serious Riot IN
German Capital

Berlin, Germany, Jan. Il. "A demon.
stration at Hamburg yesterday against
proposed new election law assumed
more serious aspect last night. A
barricade was erected In one Of the
streets leading to the nsh market and
when the police frmly resisted. they
opened fire on the police and 20 po-
licemen were wounded and since
died
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
HUSBAND or AUTHORIZES
olee OF HEART plSEAoE

Washington, ID. O.. Jan. ls.--Dr.
Swan NJ. Burnett. noted oculist Of
this city and the former husband OF
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett. the
authoress, died suddenly today Of
heart disease.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
RUsslAS FIRST NATIONAL
POLITICAL CONVENTION.

st. Petersburg, January 1s.--The
hrst national convention by a political
party in the history Of Russia. that
Of the constitutional democrats, open
ed here today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
six JEWS EXECUTED At
WARSAW TODAY.

Warsaw, Russia, Jan. 1S.-Six Jews,
members Of the local anarchist com.
mittee. who were tried by court mar
tial and condemned to death, were
executed today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18
Minister Expelled.

Is understood that a naval demonstra-
tion is under preparation.
Minister Expelled.
Paris, France, Jan. 1S.-M. Mau.
bourguet, Charge de Affaires Of vene-
zuela here, this afternoon received
official announcement Of his expulsion
from French territory. He will leave
tonight for Belgium.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18

The prospects are that Senator
smoot will retain his seat withut so
much as getting II spanked. -Anacon-
da Standard.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18

Washington, January lS.-The ex.
ecutive session continued for an hour,
when adjournment was taken until
1880 p. m. No decision was reached
as to what action should be taken
concerning Bigelow's case.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-01-18

the first witness. On motion OF Morgan.
the oath was presented to Bigelow
but witness said he was Quaker and
w9s therefore permitted to "afirm." I"
Bigelow was allowed to tell his story
In his own way. Going to the map
Of the lsthmus. he pointed out that
the laborers were landed in Ooxy, q
swamp Of pestilential character and
he asserted that the sanitation was
OF the worst character at Colon. Bige-
low said he spent most of his time
on the Isthmus investigating sanitary
conditions.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04
como before the footlights and

come before the footlights and
make a short speech. He said:
Boys, during this inte mission
the orchestra will play the News
bows March, as Com posed by Mr..
O. E. Sutton, and l hope you will
give them as hearty an encore as
you have myself and company
for the sake OF Col. Dillingham;,
whose guest you are tonight
This was a signal for another
outburst from the boys, which
only subsidized as the leader waved
his baton for the opening of the
march.
Miss Mable Hazlett, who is
playing leading lady in The Sgn
of the Four is Cincinnati girl.
She was educated at Wesleyan
College and has studied at the
Conservatory of Music. She
is a remarkably beautiful young
woman, and takes the d ficult
role assigned to her with the per-
feet ease and grace of the finish
ed actress. During the first two
acts, when she is slowly being
poisoned by Major and Mrs.
John Sholto, who wish to secure
her fortune, her work was truly
wonderful, and the tottering
weakness which at times over
came her from the effects of t e
poison was acted with consum-
mate skill.
1T was prophesied before Col.
Dillingham; came to this state
that he would have the town stir
red up befor, he had been here
two weeks, and this prophecy
has certainly been fulfilled. 1t
is doubtful if anyone W ho has
ever before visited this state has
aroused the extreme enthusiasm
and interest that this unusual
man has produced. He cannot
appear upon the streets without
throDgs following his carriage
and calling his name.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cnred by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F.. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 15 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly npon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cts
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04
WITH THE PROCESSION
MRS. NETTIE @. HALL,
MOTHER ENTERPRIsE)
NEWS EDITOR.

Little Harold Bell has been
q ute i'll this week.
Born on Saturday, son to Mr..
and Mrs. Cassius Booker.
VIM. McCormic went to Doug.
las to attend the Odd-Fellow in
stillation last night.
J. c. Peavy and family are in
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tay-
lor, of Dooley county.
Col. B. B. Cheney, of Lumber
City greeted his many friends in
this city yesterday.
Mr.. D. A, mbie, of Cordele
has taken charge Of the A. & B.
ward as chief car ms pector.
The Barlow Minstrels ushe red
in the New Year with beautiful
music by their band on Monday
night as the clock struck twelve.
Call for the Georgia Best Smok-
err brand, G. B. S. They are
made in Fitzgerald and guaran-
teed all Havana. If
T. Meaker's little grandson
was buried today at 10 am. 1t
was the only grandson he had in
Georgia. Mr.. Meaker was one
of the first settlers.
Mrs. VIM. Null, of Knoxville,
Tenn and Mrs. Lena Gray of
Atlanta, are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Null. Mrs.
Gray is their daughter and Mrs.
Null is their daughter-in-law.
Carpets that are made on
honor, that are artistic in de-
sign with rich color effects, are
the only carpets that thinking
person could buy, Peterson's
Superlative carpets embody all
these essential points. Do not
fail to see this exquisite display
at the new Furniture Store,
Horne, Sandlin & Co.
Fitzgerald celery is as fine as
Michigan celery. Thea why
not raise and why not eat the
grown in Fitzgerald brand? Mr.
Chas. Chovin had a bunch on the
streets Saturday, as fine as was
ever shipped from Mich, raised
on one of his lots on Magnolia
street. We are told that there is
no difference whatever in celery
raised in this climate, and that
raised farther north.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04
The Publication Of Sewage.
Continued from first week.

There is 70 doubt that the
bacterial process of sewage
treatment has come to stay.
The question raised is no longer
shall the bacterial system be
used, but which kind of hac'er'
ial system best com plies With
the given conditions. All the
methods b We described work
successfully under the proper
conditions, but the contact bed
system has proved the most
generally applicable because Of
the small fall required and its
ability to operate in all weather
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04

1Is sed while North characteristic Of
b;,of Col. Dillingham's recognized
" generosity, and exhibits clippings
ratfrom prominent Northern dailies,
N commenting on them as follows:
AT a northern theatre one
night this spring" Mr.. Polbill
said, "over 800 wildly happy
newsboys witnessed the celebrat-
ed detective play, Sherlock
esaHclnes-the Sign of the Four,
as presented by Mr.. Walter Ed
wards and his excellent company,
Mr.. Edwards taking the part OF
Sherlock Holmes, the famous de-
tective. The boys were the
guest of Col. Dillingham;, the we'll
w nown advertiser of Plant Juice
tel Remedies, and after meeting at
Fountain Square, were escorted
to the opera house by Col. Dllling-
ham in person. The boys march
ed in long line, two abreast,
headed by a band playing, Hail,
hail, the gangs all here!' which
was sung by the boys at the top
Of their voices as they marched
along.
AS they swung through the
streets, band aging, long lines
of happy ewsboy's faces, with
Col. Dillingham; in his handsome
victoria, drawn by bis bea utiful
horses bringing up the rear, the
sight was so unusual that the
'Pnmany thousands of people who
thlined the way, in spite of the rain,
island witnessed the affair, cheered
and cheered again.
"The newsboys, through the
courtesy of their respective
papers, had been furnished with
banners to carry on the occasion,
whichfhey displayed with great
enthusiasm, chief among which
and the one in which they took
especial delight, being a large
banner bearing the inscription.
Sherlock Holmes was a news
boy-so was Col. Dillingham;,
which was greeted with roars of
c.1aughter by the crowd.
The boys were received at
the theatre by squad of six po-
lice, drawn up in two lines,
through which they passed, and
with one last wild cheer for Col.
Dillingham;, they scurrled
through the lines of smiling po-
licemen and dashed for their
seats in the opera house.
There we're some, however,
who had not been able to secure
tickets when they we're given out
and, noticing this before he
drove away, Col. Dillingham;
threw these boys handfuls OF
money to enable them to go in.
The immense crowd which re-
manned outside of the opera-house
called, Speech! Speech to the
great advertiser. He only smiled
and bowed his acknowledgements,
and motioned to his coachman to
drive on.
eff pandemonium had reigued
during the line of march, 1t was
mild to what took place inside
the theatre. The play, Sherlock
Holmes, a dramatization of A.
Conan Doyle's famous detective
story, The Sign of the Four. by
Charles P. Rice, is the most wild
1y exiting detective play ever
seen in this city, and the boys
fairly gasped with delight DUR
ing the exciting incidents of the
performance.
Mr.. Edwards was called to
the front by them again and
again, and after the great climax
of the third act, where Sherlock
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1906-01-04
s.. 1904 Advertiser.
as ham Takes 500 News
iph0n ! Witness Thrilling
ST ineffective Pay.

oPolhill, the popular drug
~ relates story of one Of Col.
bingham Acts of Philan-
u slropy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25

We knock and hear voice call. Come in, ,'' and in we go. There 1 find the moth CT, father, brothers and sisters of Rahab sitting together, as though they were waiting for something awful to happen; I say to the old man. who is evidently the father of these grown-up children: Man. what are yon doing here? Why are you shut up in this house? Why are you not sneering and scoffing and making merry with the other inhabitants of the city of Jericho. deriding the besieging army? Do you feel that the city to be
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25

New Orleans, La, and Return. .$7.25
 Tickets will be sold account the reunion United Confederate Veterans. April 22 to 24 inclusive. limited to April 30 and upon payment of 50 cents tickets will be ex- tended to May 21. Stop-overs will be all lowed at any points en route.
 OdlnOrnla.. .PoT'OS One-way second-class colonist tickets will be sold to all points in California, to which the regular rate is same as San Francisco. February 15 to April 2. Portland, Ore.; Seattle, Wash. $44.50
 One-way second-elass colonist tickets will be sold February 15 to April ' to points in the northwest at exceedingly low rates.
 Texas and Southwest.
 Round trip homeseekers' tickets will bo sold to all points in Texas and to points in southwest On March to 20. at rate of one frst-class fare plus $2, limited to twenty-one days from date of sale, with stop-overs.
 For further information call on or write to P. Sid Jones, D. P. A.: R. G. Peirce, T. P. A. c. L. Wolf, c. P. A., Birming- ham, Ala. Both phones S25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
WHY A HAT?

A great deal more may be said coh. corning hats than describing current styles. The head is covered not for shelter from the weather, but as a sign of status, just as gloves bespeak gentility, because their wear originally testified to freedom from manual work Clothing for the body is a necessity, but covering for the head is one of, the superfluities ordained by civilization The hair is a nature thatch and cen turies of hat wearing have not yet made man bald-headed animal.
 The crown of the hat originated as the fillet or bend around the temples to keep long hair from falling over the face The poet bound his hair with laurel, and the victorious warrior with bay leaves. The king naturally chose a fillet of gold, hence the crown of royalty. The covering of the head was thus a sign of superiority; so head gear bespeaks rank and courtesy re. quires that in the presence of supe- rior a man should remove the insignia of his own rank, which is his hat.
 The hat first attracts the eye, hence the necessity of it's being correct My spring line will pass muster with the most critical.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Doos Lost In London.

From the London Daily Express.
 There were s4e4 dogs received at the Home for Lost Dogs, Batersea Park road. S. w.. during the last month.
 The total admissions during 1905 were 2s,- Az as compared with 26.1s7 during 1904.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-03-25
Lew Cut Shoes.

The Oxford season is upon us. My line of Spring models is so well represented by the early shipments | can now care for any order
 note of warning: The skating fad has its grip upon and is making stand for the entire season. The re qurements of good skating boot are firm, strong, heavy sole well put onor the skate astens only to the sole and heel the boots should be aeefasened to give proper ankle support
 The summer will require light sole dress Oxford, a heavy sole walking Oxford and hgh-top skating boot the requirements being the same for both men and Wo- men, If you wise you will get the three at the begin ming of the season and wear each it's occasion It will save you dollars during the season. My Charles Sobeck and Canister shoes wear best 50 to So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09

E. E. CAsADY g. CO., 4o7 ATLAS BLK.
Elegant 2story, 7-room p, b., bath, toilet,
O. l.: furnace. East 3rd So; close In, $1,000;
$3.50 cash. bal $50 per mo.
7.room mod. p. b., East 3rd So. s375o
Groom mod, east side, $500. A snap.
North bench 7-r. mod, p. b.. $500,
7-room mod, End st., $3.50; $500 cash,
bal, S25 per mo.
6-room mod, East End So, $3.50.
On 9th East 7-room mod, $500
broom mod. End ST., S25oo; $500 cash,
bal. s25 per mo,
8.room house, east side. A snap, s21o0.
broom brick, bath, $3.50. Terms
4-r brick, west side, S1750; $500 cash,
bal. SIS per mo,
71zx1o, north bench, cor, $4,000.
6z5. cor, north bench, $4,000.
ix10, north bench. close in, $4,000
2Mx9, bet. 9th and eth sts., $1,000.
40x125 IT,, east side, 5000. Terms.
E. E. Casady & Co., 4o7 Atlas blk
Bell phone 1927. coal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
c1050

7-RooM BRICK, S. E., LOT 5ox125 FT.,
S2500, 500 cash, $50 mo
Groom franc, modern, N, E, $4,000.
TOon, pr pr or Srick odsT oaeF os. ~ sSos9 ssoo
cash, SIS a mo.
4-room frame, new; lot 37Nx15o II. to
alley, $3.50, $500 cash, bal. easy
i-room brick, new. lot 37H.x141 IT,, s1575,
$500 cash, S1o mo,
Choice lots in all parts Of city on easy
terms.
Both phones l73. c97e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
FOR sALE-REA1. EsrArr

oNSHtso ~ o1ALEiThEAL ESTATE
ot oWNER-Do YOU WANT A HOME
bost eihisaed sn or unfurnished. Cheapest and
slsn,-s. room adobe lined house In the city
Rorches cement walks, lawn and barn ass
south Main st. '"N anu pSih- .S32 S32
FIvE.RooM MODERN COTTAGE. RIp
,, pressed brick; Q. /, mantol. natural finish,
.atse basement 174 18th e. csls
FIVE ROOM BRICK, CLOSE IN Fop pan
eouiars call or add. 25e So 3rd East cs2s
F1vE,RooM HOUSE. LARGE LOT, sx1o:
pHioe elloo. Gall 147 W. End, SO. c92s
sPEoIAL BARGAINS IN LOTS. ooop
INVESTMENTS AND QUICK
o''oo-9"room modern, East srd sonth
Nice home '0'"'
: a'o0o-5-room modern cottage, First street
''0oo-orr9om onS g.I modern, 7th East and Soc
SNAP.
8 7'ooo-1oxzo rods, First wost and 9Th
lo'ooo-Improved choice corner. close In.
'oo-very choice Lots on Wcst Temple
IF IT'S REAL ESTATE ASK HALLoRAN
NO. IA WEST THIRD SOUTH ST
Both Phones 823 c935
$looo..HogsE AND LOT. sRD w. AND
9th So GODDARD. 81 E. 1st So. c1Oi4
.s7s, WEIR, SO W. 2ND SOUTH.
'0''0-Sew iOUworn Broom brick, bath, toilet,
stairway very close IN. enst.
seeoo-s.room brick, bath, toilet, furnace.
GOOD lot close In, east side.
sseoo-77-room two-story brick; lot 4ox14s
IT, 9Th East, near 3rd South
s24oo-New s-room brick. near 5th South
and West Temple
SSeoo-5.room brick, large rooms, hall; lot
eNx1o rods; 9th South, cast q. @,
w. tracks.
s21oo-5~room brick, lot sx1o rods, 11th
East Srd South.
sleoo-Good 4-room frame, west side. easy
terms.
e5o-4-room frame, west side
s76oo-23 rods frontage 9Th E. and 9th So,
e5o-2hx7 rods. 9th s., near 18th E.
76o-ax7Ns rods, 11th e, near 5th So.
s125o-132x2so IT., cor. 9Th w. near 9Th So.
S1eoo-1aoI14o it.. cor. 9th w, 5th So.
8 7oo-loshz145 IT,, fine cor. shade trees,
city water good car limo, wost side.
7oo-4or1s2 IT,, 18th E, near 18th So.
S19oo-l35x17o IT,, cor. 9Th w, near end
South.
66o-30x140 IT, cor. w. 3rd South.
S1250-3x10 rods, E. 2nd South.
s5o-soxlao it.. corner. W. srd South.
ce36
WEIR, SO w. 2ND SOUTH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09

OUR MOTTO.
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE.
BUILDING LOTS.
7bo-S7xl6o feet, with 15-foot alley In
rear, facing south on Eighth South
street, Just east of Ninth East st.,
500 cash and balance small
monthly payments.
. eoo-AOx132 feet, with 16.foot alley In
rear, facing on Ninth East street;
a125o-stAxlio feet, on Fifth East street
near Sixth South, one of the most
popular streets IN the city: good
car line.
S1boo-2Axs-rod lot, facing south on Sec
end South street, near Tenth East
street; sewer and sidewalk.
MODERN HOMES.
G30oo-Five room modern pressed brick cot
tage, with 3x1o-rod lot, good barn,
shade and lawn; southeast.
ss2bo-Five-room modern brick cottage,
new. facing eaFt on Sixth East
drive, just south Of Sixth South
s55oo-Fiye-room modern on the conner Of
M street, with 42xl25-foot lot;
built for home, and IN good
condition.
&326o-Ftve room cottage on East Third
South street; good barn; 2Hazlo-
rod lot, in fine condition
sZobo-Five-room modern brick cottage. on
First street. connected with sewer :
sidewalks, etc.; near J. street
S"o""-oust Dclug Dullt, uVe-IOoIn mOuclh
brick cottage on NJ street, with
2Nax7 rods OF ground: changes to
suit purchaser Will be made on
this cottage II taken at once. Call
and let Us show you this.
s4o00-Ton-room house. with 5exl65 feet OF
ground, on Seventh East street,
near First South street; good barn,
etc,
Call and let us show you tho rest Of our
nst We have property In all pnrts Of tho
city, at all prices and terms. We consider
II pleasure TO show what we have, List
your property with us for quick sales,
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO., Rooms Soo-301 New Herald
Building, Both Phones 474. c943
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
PROPERTY LISTED AND SOLD AT THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICE AT
RANCK REAL ESTATE &
INV. co.

The time TO buy ie the time when tho peo-
pie are most anxious 20 sell most of our
clients arc very anxious 70 sell before the
winter sets IN.
now four-roomed pressed brick cottlse,
pantry, closet, cellar ready for occupancy;
southeast, near car line. and desirable neigh.
borhood. Price reduced 10 S1625- VIII
make very easy terms II desired, $3.50 cash,
s15 per month, per cent interest
An ideal two-story. eight-roomcd pressed
brick new and strictly modern In evory
particular; east side; walking distance from
Main street, We can fit you out with any
thing In the Real Esate Line.
Ranck Real Estate & Inv't Co.
Suite 2S1 D, F. Walker building, c671
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
II WEST 2ND SOUTH
MEMBERS REAL BSTATH
ASSOCIATIONS.
$4,000
A WEST SIDE BARGAIN.
CORNER, S2hX165 FEET
ON SECOND SOUTH ST.
NEAR r. C. w. PASSENGER
STATION. HAS TWO BRICK
COTTAGES THAT REET FOR
$40 PER MONTH. THE SEC
0ND SOUTH FRONT Is 62Ha
FEET, VACANT. THERE IS
NO BETTER LOCATION IN
SALT LAKE CITY FOR RENT
PROPERTY IS WELL WORTH
% PER CENT MORE THAN
WE ARE ASKING. AND
OUGHT TO BE PICKED UP
QUICK.
$500.
37HXl32 FEET, WITH
MODERN 5-R0oM PRESSED
BRICK COTTAGE, 3 BLOCKS
FROM NEW PoSToFTICB;
SOUTH FRONT. THIS IS
ABOUT AS CHEAP AS YOU
CAN BUY TWO MILES FUR
THEIR OUT, THE HOUSE IS
FIRST GLASS IN EVERY
PARTICULAR AND WAS
BUILT FOR a HOME.
s4a5o.
A MODERN SEVEN-ROOM
PRESSED BRICK: LOT 41M
MACE; GOOD LOCATION, on
1lTH EAST STREET. HOUSE
NOW VACANT AND WE CAN
GIVE IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
A VERY DESIRABLE l.
ROOM COTTAGE. ON 9TH
EAST STREET, NEAR 5TH
SOUTH. LARGE LOT. THIS
REQUIRES $500 CASH; BAL
AECE AT S15 PER MONTH.
$1,000.
A LOS ANGELES OWNER
INSTRUCTS US TO SELL A
VACANT LOT. 66X165 FEET,
ON 9Th EAST. NEAR 7TH
SOUTH, sIF 1T CAN BE
TURNED AT ONCE, FOE
S1275. THIS IS A CASH
PROPOSITION AS FAR AS
THE OWNER Is CONCERNED.
BUT WE WILL UNDERTAKE
TO PLACE A LOAN FOR $500
AT LEAST,
DROP IN AND TALK 1T
OVER
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09

THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES MUST BE
sold. Make an offer. 165x165 IT,, coz.
Brigham and g.. 1872 w. S. T., 61s w. N T.,
and farm lands. G, 3, Blakely, Trustee, 17e
So. W. T. co47
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09

$500 Dash AND $50 PER MONTH WILL
BUY ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL COT
TAGEs, WELL BUILT AND FINELY FIN
IsHED, ON EAST BENCH, NEAR 4TH
SOUTH AND 18TH EAST STREETS.
FRITsCH, NO. IL EAST End SOUTH
PHONES. IND, TAI; BELL. 1857, csse
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-09
FUTILE BROS. 15s MAIN ST.

FUTILE BROS, 153 MAIN ST.
A very well built 3-room brick cottage
facing over the city, at No. SO N street, Tor
only 5000. This is snap. Rents for S12o
per year. Perfect title and fine neighbor-
hood.
Five acres. N. W. corner 18th South and
Sth East streets, with Cottonwood water right
aud fine spring 1t. All fenced. Price only
$500 for immediate salo. Price will be raised
next week unless sold.
5x1o rods on North Temple, Just west OF
1st West street. Price was $4,000. Owner in
Oregon says sell at once for $3.50, There's S
three small shacks on it which carry the
property. This is hnc investment for spec
ulator.
Corner L and 9Th streets; fine now 4-room
brick cottage; collar; screened porch. Fino
lot, cast frontage, In short, splendid little
cottage home for $500. Can make terms II
wanted. Built for home. not TO soil. but
tho owners have gono to Idaho and need the
money on their farm.
We have hundreds OF houses OF every
kind and description. every price and all
kinds Of terms. Somo of 'em are bargains and
naturally some OF them are not, II you are
good follow and you want our advice, we
will tell you which properties arc good
buys. That's business.
We have $4,000 in cash to loan in most
any amounts from $1,000 up, at lowest rates
and best torms. Buy lot OF US and will
let you have money TO build
FUTILE BROS, 153 Main st. Ground
floor. c936