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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-03
City Pnrk Results.

NEW ORLEANS, April City Park re-
suits:
FIRST race. six furlongs-clifton Forge won
Lord Dixon second. Foxhunting third. Time
1:15 2-5.
Second race, seven furlongs-F F1mnap won
Captain Bush second. Jimmy Maher third
Time 1 30 3-5.
Third race six furlongs-Magic won, Har-
vest Time second. Ell Rey third Time, 1:16 1-5
Fourth race, four furlongs-Belle OF the
Bay won King Leopold second, Edith NJ third
Time AS As.
Fifth race. one mile-Freebooter won, Grace
Wagner second. Thora Lee third Time, 1:42
Sixth race six furlongs-John Carroll won
Meadowbreeze second Bon Mot third. Time,
1:19 3-5.
Cat second John Garner third. Time. j :42 40
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Oak Lawn ResuIt..

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. April 2.-oak Lawn
results:
First race, six furlongs-Pickles won, Don't
You Dare second. Bob May third. Time,
1:15 3-5.
Second race four and half furlongs-Alline
Cummings won, Glendoyer second, Storm third.
Time. :55 3-6.
Third race one mile-Pontotoc won Hyperor
II second Embarrassment third. Time.
80 3-5.
Fourth race six furlongs-Martius won.
w O'Neil second, Mafada third. Time, ! IA
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-Miss
Leeds won, Tia Gray second. Lavinia True
third. Time, / :0S 2-5.
sixth race one and a sixteenth miles
Charlie Thompson won. Potrero Grande second
Legatee third Time 1:49 3d.
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Thatcher, in Southern California, where
they will enter the annual Ojai tourna-
ment, which begins Thursday and lasts
till Saturday.
The Ojai tournament each year draws
all the cracks of the southern part of
the State, and Smith and Murdoch, two
of the fastest players in San Francisco
will also take part this year. The
varsity men are expected to make a
good showing.
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CRACK SPRINTERS
In HANDICAP

The King Ban handicap for sprinters
will be the special feature of the card
at Oakland track this afternoon. Don
Domo, the gray streak" is numbered
among the starters.
Following are the entries:
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Rncing Dates for Denver.

CHICAGO. April 2.-The Denver
Overland Racing Club was today
granted racing dates from June 16 to
July 7. inclusive, by the board OF stew
ards of the Western Jockey Club.
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CHEYENNE, wyo.. April 2-The Quaran-
tine established against sheep OF various States
by Wyoming was lifted yesterday. Sheep en-
tering this state must be dipped. but other re-
strictions are removed.
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BERLIN. April emperor William has
telegraphed to Herr Radowitz and Count
Won Tattenbach, the German delegates TO the
Moroccan Conference, a cordial acknowledge
ment OF their work at Algeciras
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S.S.S. Purely YElE1ABIE

purely preparation containing
the slightest mineral FORM has been of
only she best all blood purifiers but the medicine
disease In which the left
tissues of the producing chronic unavoraby affecting
the bowels the that
the disease been removed, 1t is left in
such deangd and weakened condition that
permanently S. ~'7S~~
of being PURELY
medicine the market that does
mineral form. a Is h E
entirely ofroos, herbs and barks it is
system curing
and health the eshens
blood
other blood medicine
Scrofula
the King of blood purifiers ngang Of all
toncs.
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1:174, post mi a
place 1;
Srahe j K F.
4
IAdyK o
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wILMERDING ROUTs LOWELL
IN FIRST BASEBALL GAME
Right Fielder Grihith Scores Five Runs
With n Timely Double
and Trj>le.

STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
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or at 2:32 Marie, place. 9-10; show. 20.
-cup show 2. Winner b. m. by King William
Scratched-Bessie Vasey, Apple Blossom. Es-
lance driving Highest price-Marie 1876. Bar
Marie best Ethel Barrymore ran out on
Little Buttercup ridden wide, Katie Crews
Lady Ninora had early speed.
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rcd, it is left in
ed condition that
S. S. S.
ng the only blood
does not contain
'rm. Being made
rks it is absolutely
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Time PAN, 80, 1:15A. 1:41&. At post 81
show, e5. Briers, place, 5: show, 5-2.
tine-Phoebe F. Trained by w ST. vi
price-Bowdish g. Watercure Z. Graphite
strong finisher and May Bowdish beat b
Chablis could not get up. Watercure was
chances. Graphite ran a tame race. Bo
look good and lacked speed
The daily tribune., 1906-07-31
Train leaves Florence at 8
a. m. Returning. arrives
at Florence at 7:30 p. m.
Spend day in the mountains and
enjoy the lnvlSoratins atmosphere
and delightful scenery.

nitis In Gpasldius. Several eooA
men are wastsd 70 sink aassssosae
holss for esssids parties Il viii -
sscssaary 10 Do this wesk b. eeaosase
y shs hrss tss fsss y fssqssstly We
sasisss b siak.
Ouesnbsf Orsan nakss ~ fnso
uhs vslvs4-pAlaas Pharmacy. ~
yss0eas Wall Papse O.. No. -
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CONFIRMATION SERvIOE-s st.
Alban's church presented = charming
picture last evening when the Rt
Rev. Charles Sanford Olmsted preach
ed and confirmed class Of six per.
sons. The chanoel and altar were
adorned with flowers whuse beauty
and perfumery delighted the Worship.
ers. The music was inspiring. Miss
Beatics McCandless sang by special
request the offertory solo. Bishop
Olmated delivered masterly discourse
and also spoke q few touching words to
the newly confirmed. There was .
very large congregation IN attendance.
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NO MAN IS STRONGER THAN
HIS STOMACH.

Let tho greatest athlete have dyspepsia
and his muscles would soon fail. Physi-
cal strength is derived from food. II n
man has insufficient food he loses strength.
II he has no food he dies. Food is con-
verted into nutrition through the stom
ach and bowels. 1t depends on the
strength OF the stomach to what extent
food eaten is digested and assimilated.
People can die OF starvation who have
abundant food TO eat. when the stomach
and It's associate organs OF digestion and
nutrition do not perform their duty.
Thus the stomach Is really the vital or
gan OF the body. II the stomach is"weak"
the body VIII be weak also, because 1t Is
upon the stomach the body relies for Its
strength. And as the body, considered ns
n whole, Is made up OF It's several mem
bers and organs, so the weakness OF the
body AS n consequence OF "weakr stom-
ach will be distributed among the or
gans which compose the body. II tho
body Is weak because IL Is Ill l-Dourished
that physical weakness will be found In
all the organs-heart, liver, kidneys, etc.
The liver Will bc torpid and Inactive,
giving rise TO blllousness, loss OF appetite,
weak nerves, feeble or Irregular action OF
heart. palpitatlon. dizziness, headache,
backachc and kindred disturbances and
weaknesses.
Mr.. Louis Pare. of Quebec. writes, -For
years after my health began to fail. my head
was sore all the time. while everything I
would eat would seem to lie heavy like lead
on my stomach. The doctors claimed that
II was sympathetic trouble due 10 dyspepsia.
and prescribed for me- and slthough took
their powders regularly yct felt no better.
Ny wife advised me to try DIR. Piercc's Golden
Medical Discovcry-aDd stop taking the doc
tors medicine sih bought mo q bottle and
We soon found that ] began 10 improve W
kept up the treatment. ] took on flesh. my
stomsch became normal, the digestive organs
worked perfectly and ] soon began TO look
b. grateful for what your medicine has dono
for me and ccrtaIpiy give II highest prt.ises r.
dealer into taking inferior Substitutes for
Dr.. Pterce's medicines, recommended 70
bc sjust - good"
To gain knowledge Of your own body
IN sickness and heslth-send for the Poo-
PIES Common Sense Medical Adviser. A
book Of 1908 pages. Send 81 ono cent
stamps for peporc rcovcred, or 81 stAmpe
for cloth bound copy. Address Dr.. ".
PIsreA 80 xsin Street Buffalo, N. Y.
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IN HONOR OF FRIEND-M J
W. Forbes Of West Fourth street last
night entertained about fifteen Of her
friends In honor of Miss Isabel Mills.
Of Denver. daughter to the secretary
Of state. The evening was paused very
pleasantly in the playing Of games.
Nice Refreshments were served by the
hostess. Miss Mills left st noon for
her home.
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LET'S GET INTERESTED
IN THE NEW CAMP
Send a Committee to Spaulding t
Induce Miners and Prospectors
to Trade Here.

Florence and her progressive bust.
ness may do themselves = world OF
good just at this time II . com.
mittee could be sent to the new
camp to get acquainted with the
prospeotoIs and miners. Let those
people know that this CITY ia in.
terssted in the futurs of tho camp
aud that We will give them all the
help that Ia reasonable in pushing II
to the front.
There are now . large number
prcspectors In the district and the ,
are burning lots of powder. Let
them know that rowdsr IL being sold
In Florenue aud that this city il tho
natural trading point for them
Florence hard ware dealers sell picks.
shoveis. caps. fuse. drill steel AMI
other things that are nee, sssry In
mining. The business men OF this
CITY have been somewhat slow in
advertising their wares among these
psopls. aud 1t IL not too late TO DC :
. lot Of good Advertising yet
Then another thing Florence Ia
allowing . lot of the travel to pass
through Canon. The notion seems
to have gone ont that the distrios 10
closer to Canon than to IL Ia Florence
This IL not ~ II should be and the
outside world should be made to un-
derstAui that Florence furnishes
better roads TO the camp than any
other town 10 the world
No one can tell M yet whether
Spauldipg will make = big camp or
not. but that 10 no ress,n why this
oity should stand back and take .
rear seat. We may wAit too long sn !
may be will also some Of the Florence
men who are pArsding the streets
knocking the camp.
Let's all "a. together and encourage
Camp 9psul1ins for al there's iu
IL. A big gold camp at our back door
Will do Florence no harm. Ten
ysars ago Colorado Springs did not
amount 70 anything excepting - .
tourist resort. Now look st its i'm.
portancs ssd ~ milliona,rs residents
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SPAULDING CAMP
DEVELOPS A SKIPPER

Smith aud SpauldinR, whose faith
IN Camp Spauldiue has never changed
from the day they frst threw . pick
into the ground. will have the dis.
tinct'on Of shipping the nrst ore out
Of the new osup Three teams hsvs
been ssnt up to the district 70 bring
the ore over ths hills. Che drst
'hipmsns 10 sxpsot"d 70 arrive 10
this county probably tomorrow. Il
10 not known whether u will b
transferred QUITO the railroad ss
Rockvals or whsthsr II will b
teamed 70 Pasblo. whore IL IL "a
bs treated.
0rsslsy Draper says that II soss Of
thst idle men In Florsnos wants IA
work. thsrs b al kinds q oppostu.
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GIVEN THIRTY DAYS = Mike
Berkau, who WAS charged with steal.
ing q suit of clothes. valise. pistol
aud q watch from a Chandler man. /.
was given 3 hearing before Justice
Sanders and sentenced to thirty days
In the county jail He was taken to
the county bastile this morning BY
Deputy Sheriff Warner. The burglary
end Of the trouble was not shown
clearly enough to sentence him to
the district court.
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1ia.s at Fremont wall Paper 90.

NO DIsGRAOE-Don tsaoh your
children that It is . shame to wear
worn and patched clothes II you are
not able to afford better. but that It
is no honor in wearing new ones that
are not paid for A poet said. IRE.
member. that rags may cover boy
who will some day be the great world g
JOY"
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No Charge for Consultation and
Examination for Glasses.

Can give you names of over 500
patients whom l have treated and
fitted with glasses in Florence and
vicinity. Inquire and be convinced
Have been coming to Florence for
ten years. Remember the dates
Consultation free.
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1ssasss Wali Papse O.. No. -
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Hundreds OF Patients in this vicin
ity. No incurable cases taken.
OVER 1000 PATIENTS

treated iE Colorado. A large stock Of
glasses and artificial eyes on hand. A
large portion of headaches and hysteria,
insomnia, chorea, (St. Vitus dance), ner-
vous prostration are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause effects
permanent cure. IL you require treat
meut of the eye, ear, nose or throat, il
you need glasses scientifically fitted,
call early
Those unfortunate and unable
to pay will receive medical and
surgical treatment free.
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duction. His references are his pa
tients, your neighbors and friends.
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Bring ID Your School Children
To the Lenuox hotel. Florence. where
DR.. Sspero. the we'll known eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist, will ex.
anime their eyes and yours free.
An 6 and 7.
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sr5 X; ass v II
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The City Meat market tomorrow
and the rest Of the week will have
the finest assortment OF Hsh that has
been brought to Florence for some
time. Shad. bass. STEAK co... front.
salmon and several Of the smaller
nsh. 1890
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N. e. LIE Wlj

It'i the richest town In the world In
point Of size. Lets h lp ourselves By
h lping SpAulding. A boost for one
IL boost for the other. Who will
be first one to make the step!
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The Gibson Lumber company has
Just received . carload Of timothy hay
Better place your order before 1t 10
too late 20tf
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The City Meat market yesterday
commenced killing it's own pork,
which is on sale today. 29.3(
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SAMPLE BARGAINS

On Sth w. and I'd So, a Broom brick,
bath and electric lights; east front; s., 400.
On w. I'd So, fine 7-room brick; bath,
toilet, electric lights; good seller; terms;
S., $50.
on w I'd So. a beautiful new pressed
brick, stone trimmed; bath, mantel, cleo
On Jeremy ST. a nice 4-room; electric
lights, nice lawn and flowers; terms;
81. 800.
On Jeremy and LIST So, a 5-room brick,
porcelain bath, electric lights, fine man
tel; lot big enough for another house;
on corner 7th w. and 4th So. Groom
house and barn; flowing well and city
water; 81, 100.
On w ID So, double brick, modern, 5
on Sth e., a beautiful new broom brick;
manteI, bath. electric lights, furnace, cell
tar; Ion 55xl57 10 alley; $3.50.
on 9th E., 5-room modern. built for
home. east front, $500.
On 9Th l.. and 10th So, a fine 5-room
brick, nice lawn, big lot; terms; $500.
On 9th e, rooms, bath and toilet;
On 18th and Brigham SITS, Groom new
brick; bath, electric lights, toilet; fine
mantel; $500.
South ard east, 4-room new brick, 1850.
South and east, Broom brick, lawn and
fruit, $500.
South and east, 4-room frame, big lot,
terms, 81, G59
On 9Th St, broom new modern, south
on Sth e. 7-room, fine rnantel. porcelain
bath, electric lights, nice lawn; s., 900.
on LIST, 1-room modern, cement walk,
on ID St, 7-room modern. cement walk.
fine lawn; must sell; terms; $500.
- 6. F. LITTLE & co.
Both Phones 2S4S 200 and 30 Atlas Blk.
se.5eO FOR new 5-rm brick West Srd
60. Terms. Goddard. 81 +. 1st South.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
4 CHOICE FEW FROM LITTLE &
LITTLES EXTENSIVE LIST.
-HOkTES-

On 1st ST., a 9-room modern pressed
brick, built by the present owner for
home about three years ago, at a cost or
50, 100 All finish and floors downstairs are
IN hard wood. sideboard and patent re-
frigerator built in house, dining room
Wainscoted in oak about feet. There is
Vestibuie, reception hall, stair hall, wind
ing oak staircase, lavatory under stair
way, speaking tubes, clothes chute, Iaun-
dry. best OF plumbing, two toilets, por.
bath, etc, furnace. You could not think
OF building a home while this one was on
the market at IS. $50.
swell 9-room modern cottage, nearly
new, on 1st ST., between r and r. There
are few In town as good as this; $500.
Look at 623 sth East. It's a Groom
brick, lot 4x10, for s., $50; sI,o5O cash, bal
81 snow ave. (between Main and West
Temple and eth and Sth Southl Is a new
4-room modern pressed brick, stairway to
attic, where one more room can be made.
1t has hall. por. bath, toilet, laVatory,
sink; cellar woodwork hard oil finish;
On End St., near Fl, 4lkx7 and 5-room
Cheap building lot on LIST W. near 2nd
North. at $500 rod.
1856 Sth East. broom mod. pr. brick 21Ax
10 lot. $500 cash, SIS per month, 81, 200.
1151aN132, 1T-roOm brick, bathrooms
steam, etc. 1t will double in value. per
5xio. on ''c'' St.. d.1Oo
Broom brick, near n. Temple and 9TH
West 81. 400.
S0x156 in Darlington. 81 500
Groom frame, adobe lined lot SKIS. barn,
shade, fruit, near Srd South and 7th W.
81. 200 $500 cash, SIS month per cent int
Little Little, Under Natl. Blk. of Repub.
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MEEKS & LYNCH,
3I5 and 316 Atlas Block.
~


SIS and 316 Atlas Block.
Bell, .2579-Y
broom modern new. white pressed
brick. Ninth Z. 9th South, only 5000
"A beautiful home.
5-room new mod, white pr brick, corner
on northeast bench, $500.
2.Oy0-4-TIn brick pantry, closet, corner
lot--9 e South.
: l,850-4-rm white brick East near Sth
South. r-.r.-
s 7O0-33x1I5 fl corner 7th street, cheap.
) !, 1J0-4GXlI5 -a.ld alieyway, sewer, side
walks, south front, on Sd South,
and Cd South; sewer.
) S2O-33XS rods, 7. OF way, fth East near
8th South.
; zoos 2-10xI7xEIO rods, 18th South bet.
9Th and eth East; beautiful lot,
2-25 acres.
1,3OO-21kx5 on 9TH South cast of Sc
East; sidewalks, etc
s 2,5OO-3Xl0. ) South End East.
5 S,7OO-6-room new mod. brick furnace.
18th East.
: I.05o-lS2xI75. 18th South near river.
J0O-Per acre 171s acres east bench on
car line. 'r'
; 350-Per acre Poplar Grove. 20 acres
3 300-Per foot Market street.
81, 000-136 feet or Main near 9th South;
p II. r. of way on north, loft
alley rear; houses; $500 per
loot; a bargain.
MEEKS & LYNCH,
S15 & GIG Atlas Block.
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S5O00.O0-l5 acres on 10th South and Goth
Last with primary water right. all in
lucern. will double in value in. three
years. $2OO0.O0s down.
Sl.S0.O0--f taken at once a good six
room house on 9Th So. near 9th East
10000 DOWN balance easy
S3J1O.O0-3l2Nl3 rods y blocks north Of
the Eagle gate; fine view with 4-room
houses. Easy terms.
$3.50. 00-61ex9 rods on East Srd So to
alley. great bargain
Marnane & Co.. Sc COml RIoctz Roll
phone. 1H2-K.
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IN Buying or Selling see
THE RANCK REAL ESTATE CO.,
Both Phones 3011,
Suite 232 ID. T. Walker Bldg

FOR SALE
$7,O00-This is the cheapest buy on Sec
ond South st. fine S-room modern
brick house, sewer con, fine lawn and
well located; SCI East Second South.
90 5O0-Here Is another house of the same
Kind as above, situated on East Third
south A 9-room modern brick. The best
buy on the street
sS6Q-Where you get the finest view OF
the city. Large lot, 3x10 rods. with
I-room modern pressed brick. and it -
up-to date; East bench
$s,5Oo-A beautiful home. well located.
large lot, fine lawn. good barn and fine
SHADE; 4X10 rods. with an S-room modern
brick house; So East First South.
The above are all good buys and IL
you haven't all the money we viii loan
you what you need at per cent
Besides these we have many other good
buys. both large and small Give US
call.
w ]. HALLORAN.
II West Third South Both phones S2s
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STORAGE AND MOVING.
MOVING. STORAGE. PACKING AND
SHIPPING

The Redman Van & Storage Co only
firm in the city owning ana controIlI1g
3ts own teams, warehouses, etc Iargs
three horse vans, two large warehouses;
expert furniture packers: can shin your
goods TO any part OF the United States
and save you money. Member OF the New
York FURNITURE WarehoL secnep's assocIa-
ton. Have correspondents In all fine
principal cities. IL you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
as. AS ou- connections with other large
concerns n=kes IL po3sibls 10 save Won
money ard trouble Office. I13-!Is-tI7 So
West Tern3le ST. Both phones 555
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ELoOUTIoN AND DRAMATIC ART

- -~S-c-I--~-~- -----~-7~-~~--~~->--~~~--
Physical Culture Fancy Dancing Mr.
and Mrs John Milton, Studio room go
Commercial CLUB building.
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CANNON s CANNON

is East South Temple St
NEW 1o-ROOM MODERN BRICK.
bath, hot and cold water, electric
light. 62l2x165 feet to alley in rear,
southeast '--.,r-.,- '-,.-,---- --....- 81, go
Good brick house, rooms water
and electric light. LIST West street,
S2xl65 feet to alley 50. 500
Good 5-room' mod. brick, 2lax10 rods,
3rd East, in first-class location, e. SO, 600
New 5-room brick, lots, 18th South
81, 5O0 $500 cash, bal. SIS per month.
CANNON & CANNON,
is East South Temple st.
Both phones.
WE buy and sell real estate. Bring II
along Mariger, Wilson Hotel
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. Tacges and furna ccs repaired
castings ar wholesale o. retail. ~ State
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phones 1134-X. a--
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$5.5O.O.

S-room modern 2-story brick, connected
with sewer; large barn; lot 4114X165 feet;
East Third South
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broom modern, bath, toilet, e. l., sewer
cement walks, cellar. etc. 21Zx712 rod lor
which alone is worth s., 500 Price s., so
near 5th L. and I'd So.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

SANITY, JUDGMENT AND COMMON
SENSE ARE REQUISITES IN BUYING
HOME; and DOUBL y !, reg I7& CIS1TE p.
LOTS OF SHODDY CONSTRUCTED
HOUSES ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
ENOUGH WHEN NEW, But WHEN
FIVE YEARS OLD LOOK AS THOUGH
A CYCLONE HAD STRUCK THEM. 1
CAN POINT THEM OUT TO YOU.
YOU CAN DEPEND ON IT THAT
HOUSES AM OFFERING FOR SALE
ARE NOT IN THE CLASS ABOVE RE-
Ni'i'N $3.50
Buys modern 4-room brick cottage on
ance. SIS per month.
S2,100
Cash, takes 4xS rods with 4-room frame
and greenhouses suitable for garden
er. It's No. $40 So, LIST w.
A good and substantial S-rOom modern
2-story residence; lot 21axl0 rods, on LIST
st. Furnace heat:
spIendid broom modern cottage. 75x12o
feet, beautifully kept up; lawn, fruit
trees, ETC.; near nth South and 4th e.
On a corner on LIST St. Groom modern
cottage; hot water heat; lot 214NS rods.
Can arrange terms3 ooo
Nearly new s-room modern residence, 8
rods frontage 18th r. E. and I'd So
5x71a rods corner on 18th e.; handy to
University.
$4,000,
-Four rods frontage, with 5-rOOm modern
brick cottage on ID St. near I'd St Some
people are asking 81, 600 per rod for va
cant ground in this locality.
$4,000.
Must sell it. The corner LIST and ] sts.,
5X7 rods.
Corner on I'd St, not far out.
S,150.
2hX7h rods, south front, on I'd st.
Will build any kind of a o, z, S or o
room residence on my lots on Sd ST., be-
tween o and p streets. Look at the
houses already constructed on this prop
erty.
SOME HIGH CLASS INVESTMENTS.
1l0X165-fOot corner on Main St Present
improvements renting for 81 per month
For a few days only, $500.
35Xl32 feet. with new building renting
for $95 per month. Will sell il for 81, 500.
Only two blocks from the pOstoffice.
You cannot duplicate it-66X165 feet, Nos.
las and $50 Brigham street. Improve
ments renting now for $50 per month.
Price until May LIST, $1,000.
Look AT the old st. Marks schoohouse,
No. lis East LIST South; the lot 54Xl73 feet.
If you will eXpend IS, 500 on this property
can rent il to good tenant for Sl75 per
month. Make an offer for this property.
A. RICHTER,
10 West First South. Phones 641.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15

5-room new pressed brick, northeast, LOT
3hx7 rods to alley, 81, 625
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15

TWO TERRACE SITES
One S2lAx116 feet. 1st N and 1st w. fac
ing east and north.
Another S215x115h I'd N and 1st W
"a cling east and south
Can make price TO insure quick sale
Also building lots near Washington
school. on 4th N $500 Der rod and up
Inquire 223 W. So Temple