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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
PUT AWAY PICKLES
Mathematician Figures Out the Food
Question.

II any requires a clear head II Is
the teacher of mathematics. He must
reason in the abstract as 1t were. and
full concentration of mind is necessa'
ry IL correct results are to be forth.
coming.
An Ohio man wries;
Il am q teacher OF mathematics aud
for Is years prior to four years ago, |
either took a lunch composed OF cold
sandwiches. pickles. etc. to school or
hurried home and quickly ate hot
dinner.
'The result was I went to my after.
noon work feeling heavy. duh of brain
and generally out OF sorts. Finally |
learned about GrapeNuts and began to
use 1t for my oon-iay lunch.
From the first ! experienced great
change for the better. The heavy.
unpleasant feeling and sour stomach
caused by the former diet disappeared.
The drowsy languor and disinclination
to work soon gave way to brightness
and vim In my afternoon work, a feel
ing entirely new 10 me
MY brain responded promptly to
the requirements put upon It. and what
Is Of moro importance, the results have
been lasting and more satisfactory.
the longer ] have used GraDe-Nuts as
q food.
my wife had been suffering from
weak stomach accompanied by sick
headaches nearly all her life She is
invariably relieved OF these when she
sticks TO Grape.Nuts. either eaten dry
or with milk Her stomach has grad
nally grown stronger aud her heed.
aches less frequent sinco she began
60 eat Grape-Nuts" There's Rea-
son." Name given by Postum Co.,
Battle Creek. Mich. Read TIC booklet,
"The Road 10 wsllviile.' 10 pkxs'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
PAINFUL INJURY
Woman's EyebaII Punetured. by
Tack-sisht May Be Saved.

Mrs. Frank Murchler. 1894 East
Lake street. met with painful and
perhaps serious accident yesterday af-
ternoon. She was pulling carpet tacks
at her home when one OF the tacks
few up and the point struck her In
the right eye. The ball OF the eye
was punctured and hemorrhage re-
suited. blood running into the eye
ball. DR.. II. Dudley was called In
and attended the woman. He said last
night he thought the sight OF the eye
could be saved unless complications
now unlocked for set In.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
Christian Church ReyIyaI.

Aa large audience was in attendance
at the revival meetings last night at
Tie First Christian church. Three
new members were added TO tho
church. Several questions from the
question box were answered by the
pastor. The music was furnished by
the Metz Sisters quartet OF Toledo.
This evening the quartet will sing
when the Books Ara Opened" and
almost Persuaded The subject OF
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

With the advent OF Fall. Fresh Pork
Sausage Is called for by those wish
ing an appetizing article.
The Cleveland Provision Co. make
their Pork Sausage from the meat OF
young pork which is all inspected by
U. s. Government. Nothing more
wholesome.
For sale at Grocers and Meat
Markets.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

The case OF Solomon Essig against
the Diamond Portland Cement Co, in
which the plaintiff asked for damages
In the sum OF s7565, and which has
been on trial for nearly a week before
Judge Harter was decided yesterday
In favor of the plaintiff, the Jury rem
dering a verdict giving Essig damages
amounting 20 $3.50. Attorney A. NJ.
McCarty, the counsel for the defendant
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
JUSTICE COURT

In Barricks court-The case of
Nick Everhart against Walter Bry
was heard Monday afternoon. The
complainant accuses Bry OF taking
from his pocket $40 one night not
long since when they both oamped at
the old Spring works on South Cher
ry street. After the testimony was
submitted the court was OF the opin-
ion that the condition OF both men
at the time OF the alleged theft caus-
ed by the quantity of liquor drank
was such that neither could intelll-
gently relate just where they had
been and how much money was spent
and accordingly dismissed the charge
OF theft against Bry but found him
guilty under his own admission OF be-
ing intoxicated and ordered him 10
pay fiRe OF S. and costs. The COM
planning witness was ordered arrest
ed on q like charge OF drunkenness
and assessed nne Of 81 and costs.
John Dornhecker sued out an at
taohment against Peter J. Perry on an
account calling for SIC claimed TO be
house rent due.
J. II. McCurdy filed an afidavlt in
attachment against Benjamin Shapero
$50 due for house rent Con-
stable Burns levied on horse and
other chattel property TO satisfy the
claim.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

Salem. Dec. 2.--Monday morning II
was announced that the banks OF this
city had raised their $50 limit to 5000
which means that checks on their In
stitutions win bs honofed in cash TO
that amount.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

Why not buy rasteurizsd milk? Not
single case of typhoid fever has
been found In families using sanitary
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

The motion filed for a new trial in
the case OF Frank Pfeffer. found guilty
some weeks ago in Judge Ambler's
court OF shooting with intent to
wound will be argued, 1t is said, Mon
day, December 16.
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gave notice that he would file a mo.
tion for a new trial.
The plaintiff. in his petition, asked
damages for injuries which II was
alleged he received while In the EN-.
ploy of the defendant company. It
was stated that while in an elevator
belonging to the company the car fell
30 feet and that the plaintiff was Sc.
verely Injured. II was alleged that the
fall OF the car was caused by an abb
sence OF safety devices. the compan.
being negligent in this respect. The
plant of the company is located at Mid.
dlebranch. Attorneys Rice and Souers
handled the case~for the plaintiff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

The case OF Ellis and Mcdonald VS..
Frank Ewing. in which the plaintiffs
sued on an account. was heard In
Judge Ambler's section of common
pleas court yesterday. The jury
brought in a verdict for the plaintiffs
and warded them s12299, the amount
asked for in the petition. The de-
Tense gave notice that n motion for
new trial would be filed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

the sermon will be "Tho Divinity Of
Christ"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03
HE'LL ON EARTH
rs HOW WILLIAM HARTER DE.
scRIeEp HIS HOME
Therefore He Desires a Divoree-An.
other Misrsted couple-other
Court News.

"Hell on Earth" is the way in which
William Harter who is seeking a di-
vorce from his wife, Mandilla Harter.
describes his home in the petition Ill
cd yesterday by his attorney, G. G..
Upham. The plaintiff says he was
married 10 the defendant in May, 1900,
and that since that time she has been
guilty OF neglect and cruelty towards
him. He says she has called him vile
names, struck him, has not cooked
his meals for a matter of six months,
has made threats against his life and
that last month she deserted him. In
all her treatment OF him made his
home SO unpleasant that he llkened II
in his petition to that region over
which Pluto is supposed to rule.
Alice Stewart, through her attorney,
William NJ. Roach, has filed suit for
divorce from her husband. William
Stewart, and has made two bank
ing firms with which he does business
parties to the suit inasmuch as she
hshS lndI lHt utltHudHl Dt tHJoihSu
from drawing out and Going away
with certain moneys It is claimed he
has on deposit.
The petition alleges that the couple
were married in East Liverpool in
September. 1881, and that three chill
dren have been born TO the union.
or these one is minor child and
the plaintiff asks that II be given into
her custody. She charges her husband
with extreme cruelty. alleging that
he has kicked and otherwise abused
her and has threatened to git rid OF
her within thirty days even II he had
to burn her up. She also alleges u yio-
latIon OF marriage VOWS and names a
Mrs. Moore, OF Alliance. as core
Bpondent and also refers 10 other
women whose names are unknown.
The plaintiff not only asks for a
divorce but alimony while the suit Is
pending and that reasonaV,e allmony
be given her by the court as we'll as
funds for the support OF the minor
child. II Is alleged that the savings
and property of which the defendant
Is possessed are the result OF the saw
ings OF the couple.
q - ts.BN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

In Bothwell's court--George A.,
Lenhart was arrested by Constable
Heminger on an afidavit filed by
Charles A. Pearson charging him with
assault and battery He pleaded not
guilty when arraigned and gave a
$50 bond for his appearance on Decem-
ber 10.
The Smith Grain company com
menced nine actions against as many
creditors on accounts claimed to be
due and payable.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1907-12-03

In Bowman's court-William II. Bell
filed an attachment suit against John
II. Webber for si6 alleged to be due
for house rent The Timken Roller
Bearing Axle company Is named as
garnishee.
In the case OF d. Brechbill against
William Taggart judgment is asked
for $500 on grocery bill. The Car
nahan Tin Plate & Sheet Lletal com
pany is named as garnishee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20
SOME TIMING
INTERESTING.

We have some desirable lots in the
southwestern part Of the city on which
We VIII build according to your own plan.
on easyterms.
One of the finest corners IN town. 5x7
rods, facing south and east. corner Of
Third Avenue. and q Street, Groom
houhe's .rs..'s. 4.t+....-ss...-..s4.-s-..sfI lU1
Beautiful broom frame. opposite LIB
erty Park. attraetlvcly finished, water
light bath, good basement, good range
linolenm, mnntel, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1850
Large fine lot IN Waterloo. s-room house,
flowing well sood barn A bargain. $500
20 n by 0 rods, with broom brick house.
water light. bath. etc. 7ih South between
18th and sth Observation-Disclosures, szS,y
l-room house, 5oxiio r., very attractive
Fine corner, Sxi0 rods, west Of depot
on South Temple Street, 3 new houses 2
old buildinss'--... .SlIt0D
GEORGE q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
"a East south Temple Street.
Bell Phone $40.
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
FOR MONTH OF JUNE

According TO reports from the lead
Ing book sellers OF the country, the six
books which have sold best IN the or
der OF demand during the month are:
1. The Brass Bowl. Vance. ......N. so
e. New Chronicles OF Rebecca.
Wlggln ''a,s.,.,,,,..,.....,. 81 2b
3. The Port Of Missing Men.
Nicholson".., ...,,,,u.,,,si.5 80
L. The Lady OF the Decoration.
Little. .......,..,........si.oo
s. The Princess Virginia. VIII
hanson Observation-Disclosures. so
8. The Mayors Wife. Green, 81 so
In addition 10 the above We have a
large stock OF other popular Looks Of
the day,
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main Street,
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
HOMES roR EvpRynopY.

No uso 10 pay rent whom you can buy
and own your home. through us. All
payments, Eamo as rent and FOR
ALL SALES tho coming week will
accept as oash down payment tho
amount you want to pay, thus allow
ing you to make your own terms
Small cottages on Wes Temple, Just
below 9Th South. only $3.50,
New b-roon brick. near 9th west and
srd South. only 5000
4-room modern brick, complete, and
finest plumbing. shade trees walking dis
lance though near car. fine yellow pine
finished, only $500; 18th South between
One broom. plumbed and finished. same
as above and adjoining some, $2,65p
One Groom adjoining above, no plumb
Also one 5-room adjoining above and
Beautiful 4-room Bungalow. strictly
modern, 9Th South. near 10th East, the
most beautiful and the coming popular
part OF city. 5000.
we are selling SO feet lots. our addition.
West Temple, below 9Th South, for only
800. any kind of payments. This is with
IN walking distance
Twenty-Five other houses. now building.
in all parts Of the city. Remember our
usual unusually easy term plan.
boutwell, 81 McCONAUGHY.
500 Auerbach Bid.
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REWARD FOR HORSE THIEVES.

Governor John c. Cutler WIN pay
$4,000 reward for the arrest and con-
vction OF the thief or thieves who stole
The horses and saddles from the Utah
State Prison on the night of July Sth
1907.
One dapple brown gelding. aged s
years, about 16 hands high, weight
about 1,1b0 pounds. left fore foot and
both hind feet white. branded ID u on
eft shoulder, scars on knees. light scar
Oh left shoulder caused by collar. name
hangs on left side.
One brown gelding. age about S
years, branded--on right side, of neck.
shout l41s hands high, weight aboct
1000 pounds, both fore feet and left
mind foot white. small spot In fore
aead, very wide between eyes, foretop
clipped close, name hangs ON right side
over brand.
Wire all Information TO me at the
Utah State Prison az my expense.
ARTHUR PRATT.
Warden.
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HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
rs West Second South


HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
IS West Second South.
We have houses and lots for sale In
all parts OF the city, We will build you
4 home IN oakley, 500 10 500 down. ball
ance same as rent. We can fell you lots 10
the best located additions, We want you
70 own something-it will do you good.
We can put you In right.
Groom frame on West Side, $500 $40
cash, $40 per month.
Groom modern brick. a flne home for
any one. 5000.
i-room red pr brick, just completed, IN
Oakley, easy terms. 81 $50.
Groom pr. brick, with bath. flowing
We'll, small barn chicken house, lawn,
shade. Nxi2S. 5000.
7oxlio, iinest corner on east bench. 81 800,
cheap az s2,5J,
We have a nnc S-room modern brick
home on South 5ih East, large grounds,
with shade and lawn, ON corner, faces
s.usAeasti cheap 1900
salt Lake Il very prosperous now, II
Will take five years 10 complete the work
already begun In you don't get In ana
own something, don't blame us
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
IS West Second South.
Both Phones l7A
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Ill With Typhoid--W. J. Thomas.
city ticket agent of the Salt Lake
Route Is III with typhoid fever.
Special Rally Tomorrow---The CAL
vary Baptlsts viii hold a special rally
tomorrow morning, in order to raise
means for lifting the debt on their
church.
Lcnox Changes Hands--~Mrs. j. 7,
Donahue formerly OF Tintic has
bought the lease of the Lenox house
on west Second South street from ].
r. Yaney who VIII remove to Nevada.
and 80 into mining.
Leaves for STIsslon---A farewell
entertainment was given last evening,
in the Granite Stake Tabernacle, In
honor OF Elder Lewis o. Clark who
Is to leave sh 1rt,~ on mission to
Great Britain.
City Directory Next WceL--The
sheets OF the new city directory Will
be In the "Naws'' bipdery the first
of the week, so that II ought to APP
pear by "Wednesday or Thursday. The
book will contain 1870 pages
business Good ut Ely--cashier n.
=. Clark OF the Commercial National
bank has returned from Ely, New,
where he is president of the First Ma
tional bank. lie reports general
business conditions in that part Of tho
country as excellent.
Frustrated by Heat--Mrs. George
Walker was Frustrated by the heat
at Main and Second South streets yes
terday afternoon. She was cared for
in Smiths drug store. and sent to her
home ut Eleventh East and Eleventh
South streets.
Dcspicable Deed--Unknown miscre-
ants have been cutting magazines and
other periodicals at the city library,
to the great annoyance of the librarian
and patrons using the magazines. Ac-
cording to the city statutes, such acts
are punishable by fine OF not over
$50
Open Air Service-The Westminster
Presbytcrians will hold their Sunday
summer evening services on the site
OF the new church edifice, at First
West and Fifth South streets. begin
ming at o'clock. so that no lights
viii be necessary. A mems quartet
VIII furnish vocal music.
Farewell Tcstimoniai--A farefell
testimonial Will be given to Elder
John N. ScovIlle In the Fourteenth
ward assembly hall on Monday, July
20, at p. M, prior to his departure
on a mission to Germany and Swltzer-
land will be received at
the door. An appropriate program
VIII be rendered.
Two Fine Rcsldcuces--Ware & Ire
ganza are completing plans for W. L.
Mangpn. son-ln-law OF Jesse Knight,
for $4,000 residence in Provo. It
will be two stories and attic. OF Eng
fish half timbered style, and be ono
of the most attractive houses In Provo
The same firm Is finishing plans for
an $4,000 residence for John Dorius
at First avenue and T street. Archi-
tects say that on the average, resi-
dences cost at the rate of $1,000 per
room.
New Pamphlet Issued--'Recent
Discussion of Mormon Affairs" Is the
title of a very interesting pamphlet
Just issued from the press of the
Deseret News and now on sale at
the book store. 1t contains. first, the
Address to the World" the first
presidency; second, the Review OF
the Address by the Ministerial as
ISOLATION of Salt Lake; third. Answer
to the Ministerial Association Re-
VIEW" by Elder Brigham II. Roberts.
The pamphlet Is sent postpaid to any
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FUTILE BROS. ,
Investment Bankers.
l53 Main Street.


See the Northeast corner md So & 11th
East--FoR INVESTMENT.
Ii rods font on End South
10 rods front on 18th East
With s-rm. mod. br. house. Price $40, 0oo--
easy terms.
NV. within call we have 7-rm. mod.
br, fine lot, lawn shade, fruit. Owner
wants to buy farm-needs cash, and
viii sell on easy terms for 5000, List No.
1908
One block between o. S. L. Depot and a
12-room double house), brick. baths.
condition Rents for $40. We can deliver
at once for $1,000. part cash.
THIS PROPERTY WILL PAY FOR
ITSELF.
a5-3T-3e-4f-i3-45 Cane St, Q apartment
terrace, rents for $3.50 a year, 3-rm, suites.
VIII paw " per cent net. Can be sold for
ss,5oo-TERMs.
HOMES, HoMEsl
5000 will buy e.rm mod. br.. large
lot. near r. G.. W. Is cheap place for
money Terms also List 1887.
$3.50 5-rm. mod. cot, near End and D
STE, good lot, sewer and walks. List 1888.
$4,000 for eit srd Ave. 5-rm. mod. Dr.,
large lot walk sewer, etc. A snap.
5000 for 90 lincoln Ave. 5-rm str mod.
cot Pr. br., lot 5oxi60.
s21Ot 4-rm cot, LIST ST.. not very far
out rns'ic sewer connected. Easy terms.
CALL FOR OTHERS.
LOTS. FLAT SITES. LOTS.
2lbx5M on 1st Ave. near D. for s2.s75--
snap,
AKA eth East near ist South, $500.
4Oxli5, on Sth Ave, near d. 1900
2ikvE on y near lat, $4,000.
a7xliS on l. near Sth. $50
FUTILE BROTHERS, l53 Main ST,
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II you want to buy or sell real estate.
1t will pay you to call on sAxToN & Nc
CHERRY, a, Room AZ Hopper Building.
First South between Main apd State. we
have places Of all sizes and all prices
and some on easy terms We shall be
glad to show you our property at any
time you choose to call on U.S. Don't for
get the number Room ~ Hooper Bu,ld-
ing.
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lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Pays 4 per cent on deposits. safety
deposit boxes for rent.
JOSEPH r. SMITH. PRIEST.
O. c. BEEBE. Cashier.
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GEORGE sAxToN

GEORGE sAxToN
Has moved from 80 South Main Street
to Al Hooper Building. First South be-
tween Main and State, ana is now pre-
pared to do business with his old friends
and acquaintance in his new office.
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THE NEWS


Might give US the use OF this whole page
ana we couldn't do our list justice. We
have several hundred properties listed
with US. Some OF them are real bargains
and some are not bargains at al, We Will
give you our candid opinion In every case
Here are just n few. We can sell you on
easy terms remember:
N,ooo--A clean, coy little Groom frame
southwest.
sl.6Oo-Nice appearing, Groom frame.
Well built and doesn't need bit OF fix
Ing up Southeast.
$2.000--For live one: ?-room brick
well arranged and worth 500 more than
we are asking. This is one OF those real
bargains.
$2,350-Well built, Groom brick. Lot 5ox
TO. This is also n bargain,
s2.s00A whole acre with n good 5-room
brick house. This place Is all fenced and
under cultivation; 30 bearing fruit trees.
garden and all things necessary to make
a good living right there. South.
S35C0-5-room modern Lot 50xl42 Fur
mace. electric lights, and all conveniences.
From this price UP We can just suit
you. you know we are agents for the sale
OF lots in Federal Heights. This Is Salt
Lakes beauty spot. We control the Will
son-Sherman Co., general insurance.
Don't forget IL
STOWE & PALMER,
Howard S. Stowe. Eugene b. Palmer.
THE REALTY MEN.
Controlling Wilson's Sherman Co., Gener
al Insurance.)
Us w. 2nd South st. Both Phones 1914.
You Can't Keep a Good Town Down"
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2tsxl0 with broom brick. on 18th East
and End South. Bargain at $500.
$500 buys 3x10 and Groom house. on
10th East near Brigham St Light, walks,
shade. sewer paid. There Is another house
on this that will rent for $40 per month.
Land alone worth the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-20

Biggest snap ever, 2lzx5,z. on LIST St.
Ten minutes from town. Very cheap at
se,20o.
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MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.

THE REDhrAN VAN &-eroRAGE CO.
only hrm IN the city owning and con
Large three-horse vans, two large ware
houses expert furniture packers; can snip
your goods to any part ct the Uni'ev
the New York Furniture Warehouse-
mems association Have correspondents IN
~ the principal cities- II you want you,
goods shipped from any point east or west
concerns make II possible to save yon
money and trouble. Office. uS- llb-u.
south West Temple Street. Both phones
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uTAH-IDAHO SUGAR COM.
PANY. Notice Is hereby given
that the stock books OF this COM
pany Will be closed from July 18th.
1901, 20 August 9Th 1907. reopen.
ing on the last date named at 10
O'Clock a. m. The allotment OF
stock IN the new company will be
made 60 stockholders OF record ON
the books OF The Utah Sugar Com
pany, The Idaho Sugar Company,
and The Western Idaho Sugar
Company. AT the close OF business.
July 18th, 1870. Due notice win
be given by mail 10 all siockhold-
ers in relation 10 the surrender OF
old certificates and the issuance OF
new ones IN their place
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Secy, & Treas. utah-Idaho Sugar
Company,
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing. framing. 143 s
Main Street.
MUSICAL cHAUTAuouA

Wandamere, all next week. Tick
cts at Clayton Music Co.
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Vacant lots on South State Street, at
SITS, also Sx150 lots a mile and a half
southwest OF Poplar Grove. at so Terms
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EARN 10 %

200 buys 75x145 and good houses.
One 5-room house. worth the money
on Ord North. Fine for railroad man.
Near North Yards. New gas company.
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NV. within call, we have 7-rm. mod
br., fine lot, lawn, shade, fruit. Owner
will sell on easy terms for 5000. List No,
1908.
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40 acres choice land. with full water
right, adjoining Logan City, Cache Val
ley. Good for any kind Of farming.
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FOR saLE--REAL ESTATE.