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The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
State Capital Notes
Penitentisry Board In Session.

Penitentiary Board In Session.
 Following the agitation of the bad flour which it is alleged has been in use in the penitentiary, the board. which is now in session, has ordered all bad four To be destroyed. and a Hew supply purchased After the four question had been disposed of the board took up the matter of the education of the inmates of the reform school. By the statute. passed at the last session of the legislature creating the reform school, 1t was provided that the boys and girls confined should receive three months education each year. It was the belief of some of the board members that the school should be established immediately and Secretary of State Ludwig answered the objections of the oppo- nents of the plan who contended it Is alleged, that for the balance of the year the inmates would be required to work and go to school later. The dis cussion was long on this proposition. but finally was settled by the unani- ihpdo NOit pl tlt HI lhe appointment of l.. Perry as special Instructor of the school at a salary of $50 per month. Mr. Perry's name was placed before the board because of his qualifications for the post. hay ing been employed in the reform school at Nashville, Tenn. The appoint ment was made at the suggestion of Superintendent Chestnut. Dr. k. l.. Russell, present penitentiary physi- elan, was appointed physician of the reform school and will receive $25 per month as salary for the additional duties. The board passed upon the awarding of the contracts for supplies for the month of September and adjourned to meet in special session September 12. when the retention to his position of the superintendent of cooks. the lighting of the reform sideration of the parole of several prisoners will be acted upon.
 Doodle Cases Set for November.
 The First Division of the Pulaski Circuit Court, Judge Lea, presiding, will open Monday, September B. and beginning on that day the court from present indications will be busy up to and including November 25. Begin ming the last week in October and running through November, the boo dle cases will come up. The first case set is the perjury charge against A. w. Covington. the president of the 1905 Senate, and the last Is misde- meanor case against M. D. l.. Cook. who has been a leading witness for the State in most of the poodle cases tried thus far. The program of poodle cases as now arranged Is as follows:
 October 2S-A. w. Covington, per. jury.
 November l-C. B. Andrews. bri- bery.
 November A. w. Rison. bribery.
 November 6-ApD. DuLaney, access sory to crime of bribery
 November GA. J. Riser, accessory to crime of bribery.
 November 11--Claude E. Fuller. mis- demeanor.
 November 11-Benjamin McFerrin. misdemeanor.
 November 1S-George w. Caldwell, accessory to the crime of bribery and also accessory to the crime of offer ing bribe.
 November 25-M. D. L. Cook, mis- demeanor.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
Firct Bale From Dallas.

The first bale of this seasons cot ton to arrive in Philadelphia was grown by SaE West of Dallas county. and he received 15 cents a pound for |
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
Possibly Had to Economlze.

At recent golden wedding in Eng suit in which he had been married.
The Forrest City times., 1907-09-06
State Win Not Forget.

Tn answer to this criticism, however. fl might be well to remind some of those who constantly urge that the states funds be taken from the vaults and loaned to the banks comes with rather poor grace from those whe voluntarily refuse to aid the state in times of seeming cItremities. and doubtless thls fact will not be lost sight of by the peoples repre- sentatives when in the future attempts arr made to create so-called State Repositories Tbese being my views, l feel like saying thai at this time the talk of extra session of the legislature Is rather early in the season
 Very respectfully.
 X. c. PTSDALL,
 Acting Governor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-05
E ROOSEVELT BEARS
ABROAD
1907, by Seymour Eaton. All rights reserved.)
". THE BEAR S In ROME

4rence the Bears stopped Off a day
the city which tourists say
VI on grand artistic lines
DIVIDED full of famous shrines.
| artist fellows" said TEDDY-G,
have they done for you and me?
nnot find here anywhere
ting OF a Teddy Bear.
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AS they on Florence curbstone sat
Told them just how and where to go
To get look at Calico.
From Naples the Teddy Bears went out
To old vesuvius TO see 1t spout
They took Il sail the bay to
The famous island OF Capri
Where Caesar made a beauty bower
And Tibcrlus built a handsome tower.
Twas here that little begGar lad
with clothes IN rags, the best he had.
Asked TEDDY-G about the u. s a
And chums of his who went that way.
In broken words he made IL known
That he now left all alone;
His father dead and mother TOO
And scarcely any work to do
And not friend to help him through
TEDDY-G got busy pretty quick
With his money bag and did the trick.
He gave the lad in coins OF gold
As much as both his hands would hold
To help him across the ocean wide
And to find his chums on the other side
The bears had school next day in Rome
Like college boys whom they knew at home
Studying Latin and wasting time
on Caesars history and Firgls rhyme
TEDDY-G got mad and cross and sore
And threw the books around the floor;
I'D like to know just why" he said
Boys study stuff so old and dead
When every day from eight to five
Men have 20 work with things alive"
You don't know schools" said TEDDY-R
They teach these things because, you see
Tho teachers know that dead things last
And they like ruins. live in the past"
But TEDDY-G didn't seem to care,
My school," he said "is the open air.
So off he went with TEDDY-B
The seven hills OF Rome to see,
And the River Tiber where Horatius stood
And held the bridge best he could
Roman brave against horde
OF Tuscans armed with spear and sword;
And old st. Peters where they bowed
With heads uncovered with the crowd
And the Applan Way with ruins lined,
And memorial arches well designed.
And the Colosseum where. they say,
To make a Roman holiday
Lions and bears by were slain
AS In bull fight shows OF modern Spain.
said TEDDI-B, These Roman Kings
Were great on building circus rings"
But TEDDY-G asked like clown
How they moved the thing from town TO tow
They the place where Caesar stood
When Cassus drew HIS Roman blood.
They asked Il Roman standing there
IL he thought that BrutuS acted fair.
And here II that TEDDY-G
In Roman toga a Mark Antony
Eecited the Shakespeare lines well
That the crowd about began to yell
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I dogs and lion two
But not sketch of you
Then TEDDY-B laughted loud and said,
'If you your Baedeker had read
You'd know that when great artists paint
They take their model from a saint
But they're painting girls instead
For all the famous saints dead.
But here, I'm told. many years ago
Lived the famous Michelangeo
And Dante too and many more
Whose names are known the whole world DER.
There's statue here l want to see
OF Calico whose geography
Was the first TO prove to scholars all
That the world is round like rubber ball.
An English boy who heard their chat
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And shout for vengeance then and there
Because Caesar wasn't treated square
But in Rome they didn't mean stay
For the Teddy Bears for play;
and these moss grown ruins. said TEDDY-E,
Are not worth half much To
AS a mountain brook Il forest tree
They had letter from Yankee lad
Who lived in Venice with his dad
Inviting them TO spend day
With him In his Venetian way.
Continued next Sunday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
RectlicadOr

e venle uu aparato rectifcddor
franc le e koy ell magnItic' esta-
do ie lso. c'oJ >u caldera de cobre 10
que m'.e aearye 4 vapor 5 fuego di-
rect ade a. d. las llayes de cn,rada
Y sail IL, d vao)r hene uu apara'o K
gula r |. ire~IGn de vaoor; produce
un hoe'y lie aIcolol puro de 40 grados
En- IL Hof" III nianejo es sencillo y
su prec'o u, modico.
Tanhita seve de ura caldera ho-
rizonhl Z 20 caaallos dc fuerza que
ha fer np.c1 aso Para mas infor.
mes d';Gan>- / F G. P.O Box 3.s
Ml"a..it Rico
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t, MLTAElO
/ IOCTOR EN MEDICINA
Y CIRUJIA.

OCULISTA, = Ex.medico su.
xiGsr dc Ia Clinica ofta m Is.
gics, que a cargo del doctor
BsrTsque7 exist en- el Hospi-
tal o. u Santa Cruz de Bar.
celona. Co sultorio exclusive
pars sfecriones de los oios.
"etuan "a, (cerca del Tyz-
tro.l ~ Horas de consulta
De 9al2 de la mahana
Cr7fis & los pobres. de q : {
~ l. 4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
v0VE0tNs N PE|BETAs

l.~ eeioras que deseen una
peiue.a artist de ultima move
''ad iue'tta pa>ar POI cl PARIS
BAZ x ;r']n un sr,,,jo tspltn-
'idn X p"iHetls. Lq> lay ha,ta
de ('c7 collar, una, La muestra
gran que " pXhiba de mueSt-a,
que q lIbr'cdnta ha mandado para
que Sc pueda apreciar el trabajo de
su fabrica, cuesta CINCUENTA
PESOS.
PEDRO G1UsT1.
paris Bazaar" .-Fortaleza 27.
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Para Triple efectos,,, tachOs, bombas.y }
accessories Centrales, Lafayette, lArroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, PlaEuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vega Baja, Providencia, Pat.
Las, Nsreedita, Yabueoaass Ruena VISTA ca.
rolins,
Sucrs. do |. ssvrlamiI & Co, San
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
Sc VENDE::

juelo Dc tres sentriiugas siste
ma "Hepnorth" con su motor, su mez-
clador y su elevator de azGcar. todo
en- magnf6eo cstado. Dirigirse a don
Julio Gay, hacienda Santa Anap, Jun
COS, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
% de Odas Cas dc maquna para aendas de azca Contasta

condensadores de vacfo seco y..de vacio hd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. centrales.
REFERENCIAS EN PUERTO RICO
Todas las centrales donde ne encuentren
iparstos &c Eraievski-Pesant GO, entire las
eUaes sstap Las siguisntssI
= Isis de Pue, ,4n,Pirn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
RSPECIALTDADES

Desmenuzadoras Krajewski, = Calenta-
1orss modernos con ocho diez y seiS circulA.
ionef,.-Trapiches, defecadorss, triple J qua
' s,s'.os rnsdernos ,-5omh1s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
vermIfugo PieorneI|

preparation de las mas acvas para expulsion
ombccs Una te de expmentos cnos
pcca pparado El Vermiugo del Pcorne"
pnpa tarmacas de Ia Dep6sto general Famaca
icointl de e. Machese.-I,ares Puerto Rico
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02
COntrastas de actOas eOmpstas Ec!uy ndo los sdfcos

Para trapichesy desmenuzadoras, Cen.
Itral G1Anlca, Sau !vicsote, Tuanita,
ECambalache, Reso lclon J 8usna Wis a
Para .Calenta iorea kat etss
60 Arroyo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-05-02

paris Bazaar" .-Fortaleza 27.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17

\ Fine Corner.
81 2D1-5th South and 9Th East. 49i2x1l5iz to
alley sidewalk. sewer, etc.
S7il-39xl ISL to 3-rOd turn in rear on 5th
East. south of above corner Easy
terms.
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SEE
HOMER x ROBERTSON y
ADVERTISEMENT
ON
PAGE ;.

W. J.. WINNER.
Real Estate Investments and Rentals
NV Motto: QUICK SALES IN REAL
ESTATE. -
s., 600. 0O-Four- frame cottage on
Somerby street. city water. % l-3
xi25-foot lot. terms easy. small
cash payment. balance monthly.
s. 900. 00-Four-roo brick cottage, near
corner of Ninth East and Eighth
South streets: terms.
427
g. 75O0O-Five-room modern. red pressed
brick cottage, facing on seventh
West. near Second South street
terms.
$. 25000-Seven-room modern brick cot
tage, facing on First South
street. near Eighth West street
"a. 500 -Eight-room modern. twO-story
red pressed brick residence, hot
air heat. bath, toilet, etc. cor
ner lot 45X1S2. facing south and
west on Ninth East street. close
in.
q. 25O.00-Eight- room. strictly modern and
up to date. two-story. white
dressed brick residence. on East
First South street, walking DIS
lance: 81 000 cash payment and
balance small monthly payments,
interest per cent.
Sc, 5oO.OO-Ten-room. strictly modern
hardwood inside finish. hot wa
ter heat, cor. lot. facing east and
north. within three blocks Of the
Temple. east.
Here is one of the best investments 1T
the city good three-story and basement
apartment house. with six and one-half
flats. will net 9 per cent on the invest
ment. on a paved street. within walking
distance.
W L. WINNER.
Successor to Anderson Real Est. Inv. Co
Rooms 30O-2l1 New Herald.
Roth Phones 414
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go cash; bal SO per month: come quick
Lots in all parts Of city; easy terms
HUBBARD INV. CO, IS W. % So.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

115x115 FEET. Sd WEST. BET.
SOUTH TEMPLE AND lST
SOUTH. OPPOSITE THE NEW
DEPOT OF THE o. S. L. SALT
LAKE ROUTE, UNION PA
CIFIC RAILROADS. BEFORE
THIS BUILDING Is CON-
PLETED 1T WILL SELL FOR
DOUBLE WHAT WE ARE
ASKING FOR IT NOW.
THIS LOT Is A CORNER
AND BUILDING CAN BE
ERECTED To VERY GOOD
ADVANTAGE.
Buy NOW.
$4,000.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INV. CO,
PHONES g. 25l 5. MAIN ST.
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EXPERT LANDSCAPE GARDENING

ExpERT LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
=. ,.-,s-r,,.sl ing ee-pl3nting. etc; plans
s - 7; cor PARKING: sells trees. shrHos
.na nlanrs. Bvhower & Co.. lfs3 Gordon
ST. Bell phone 35l0 /.
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EYES on SALE LAKE"
SPECIAL SALE.

SPE1IAI SAIL
10 lots. face east on 10th West between
I'd and Sd South. Each 25x165 feet TO left.
alley Price $50 per lot.
TERMS-S25 CASH. BALANCE 80 PER
MONTH, WITH 6 PER CENT INTER
EST.
127 South Sth East. 9-room strictly mod
ern elegant home. Fine lot and location.
$4,000.
1850 East Sd South. 7-room modern red
pr. brick. nantel. fine cellar. lawn. trees.
Lot 53x165 feet. EASY TERMS. 81 900.
1872 b street. 1O-room modern red pr.
brick Lot 34x165 feet. 5000
35S East 18th South. Groom buff brick.
Lot 331zxl2G feet. s21J4.
Vacant Pieces feet on NJ street and los
feet on 4th street. 4 rods deep. 81 go cash.
21sx5 rods, 18th East and % South, east
front, $1,000
Two-story brick building lot 5x10 rods.
South Sth East. INVESTIGATE THIS.
3750.
10-roOm modern red brick. Sd East near
5th South. Lot 3x10 rods. QUICK. $500.
We build homes on easy terms We have
bargains for cash or on terms all around
town.
List your property with us.
n II. Birrell. O. South Main street Suite
1-2-3. Bell tel. go Ind. 1913.
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% feet on Main near 9TH South at 500.
Let us show you how to make ID to
p per cent on u apartment flat blocks
from Main. paying u per cent. Our price
S3I. 600. Modern in every way.
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING
AND SHIPPING.

IN. keoman Van * Storage Co.. only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its Ozn teams, warehouses etc Large
..xDsr- furniture packers; can ship your
oodts - any part of the United States
ana save YOU money. Member of the New
York urnitcre Narenousemen associa-
tor Have correspondents In ali the
,1rtnei1al cities T. you want your goods
Skinned from any point east or west see
,,e * our connections with other large
concerns make Z possible 10 save you
-,-,,,s--- so ttos.tse OFFICE. 15S-115-ii7 So
wee rra,.sr7n street Both phones SIS.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

ROSE CARLOTTA GUTWALDT.
voice culture. Italian method. music
transposed and arranged. Studio CONNER
ciaI Club Bldg. Pianist wanted
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JUNK

ga = Is f.s'rEiRN IRON q Metal Co..
7s,s,,.--- ia seeoad hand machinery, met
~ ir1.r rarx bottles hides 81 to 20
- i~s txezr 81 Salt Lake City. Utah
Psr ui.o..r zsss-z: Ind fsef
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Homes.
s. 7O0-4-rOOm brick on 9TH West near "a
South. 255x10 rods-rod lot, $500 cash.
50 per month
81 S0Q-4-room brick and summer kitchen.
CITY 3x1O-rod lot. near Sd East and
7th South. 5000, S25 per month.
s. 259-5-room new modern brick in best
residence section, n. Q.
e.. jO0-5-room brick modern. new. cor
ner of Sd and streets See us about
these houses at once
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FINE FLAT SITES.
$50 per foot.
60 feet on "a South near ID East
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u acre near the Poplar Grove. car line
a 2-large-room house. adobe lined. chicken
house. flowing well, good land, good waite
rights. school, $1,000.
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Trackaee and Warehouse Site.
2q5x325 feet corner streets on all four
sides Trackage on east side 9Th South
and 9Th West. This week s., 200.
Building Lots on Easy Terms.
Beautiful East Bench
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HOUSE and lot near Cy & Co. Bldg
end e.. $3.50. Goddard. 81 r 1st So. St
FUTILE BROTHERS.
Investment Bankers Established 1911.
The best and only way to buy-aud
save money in the PURCHASES to Duy
when the other fellow IS anxious to sell
The owners of the following properties
are anxious TO seli-sO take our tip
One block from Brigham st. near +
we have 3XS rods (GTOund within few
doors sold recently TO Sl.1J9 a rod on
this lot is d 7-rm. mod. 2-stOry brick
s. 600 wouldn't build IL. Our price till next
Saturday is $3.50. Terms if necessary
List ala.
on Capitol hill. one block from Nc
Cunes. We have a 7-rm. mod. br. Large
lot Price $500. To help our client make
quick sale we will lend a purchaser sou
on this and give him privilege of pay
ing back in installments SO OF $50 per
month; interest : per cent.
We have Just. one lot left out OF
bunch Just west of south entrance 20
Capitol grounds. This double lot facing
30 feet on Capitol avenue and 80 feet deep
on Wall street making two lots some ie)
feet deep. Price was 81 $50. We discount
so for quick sae-this week
If none of above suit-we have others
that will.
Can on us any time from $50 till g.
Seven salesmen-One always ready to meet
FUTILE BROTHERS. 15s Main Street
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WALL pApERING.

II 49, - !.
Leave oredrs at Smith eta shrdiupup
LEAVE or1Ifrs at Smith
Drug Co. Both phones 1850
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HOUSE and lot. near Cy. & Co. Bldg
end Ed. ESQ. Goddard. 81 f. LIST So. st.
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MACHINERY.


ae'ioRS. gasoline and electric sees n
- Sslihes boilers. air e8HRTessors. 80 taelS
y ran J " 9sE1 n go Ss1th -
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S3Oo-s7lax12O to alley near 9Th South and
18th East.
Sl5O-l5xI20 feet TO alley on 9th South near
18th East.
S240-9Oxl20 to alley, 18th South near 18th h.
S3so-45x120 to alley. 9Th So, and 18th r.
SSj0-4112x1f5. corner, Sd So. and nth +;
SqO0-40X120 to alley On 18th f. near Sd So.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
S. Oo0-This is a beautiful S-room house on
Brigham St, built for a home,
modern every way. including sta
tionary tubs IN the laundry.
Sc, 400 for 5-rooms, finished in natural
wood: bath, toilet, cleo. light; good
barn.
s1.s50 for 5 rooms, close in; pays II per
cent
8. 90 for 5 rooms. bath. cleo. light, furn-
ace. gas, cement walk
81 250-Close in. flat site. has 7-room house;
lot S6x153-
s.. 400 for 3-rod corner, I'd So; sewer, walk
paid.
S5.000-l0-rod corner on LIST St
81 800 for rods. between two $500 homes.
81 200 for 4x10 rods on 18th East.
81 900 for 52xl65 feet. on 9TH South
e 000 for 5-rod corner on I'd St; sidewalk
and sewer paid.
c. F. LITTLE & CO.
Both phones 2sfS. as-2io Atlas Block
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
iEosEN- Homestead No. Ils2 meets
tety Monday eVeE5ng ~ y nj. IN fs0-
Han ball go East Third South
WILLIAM +. JENKINS. Foreman
y EVERETT SFFTsFY. Cor. s2e So. ID
fssf psii 'rho-e saVs
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FURNITURE REPAIRING.

ri. classes OF furniture repairing Tbs
- s sre Stove Exchange, 12S East
u south Bell 179s-Y.
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SEE StGWS q du A4dSl pdSC-
Section one.
RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.
On the northeast bench we have a nice
little Groom cottage on 3x5 rods Of-ground
which we can sell on easy terms for SZ.l00.
500 each. lots on 10th So. and 18th East.
$50 for 2lzxt0 on 18th East and 4th So.
30 st, near L, 215x5, 1889.
Sd st. and S, 2l2xT. with right of way,
81 200
we offer a fine building lot on South
Temple near NJ. 4114x165. for 500 per foot.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
acres of land, good 4-roOm house. walk
ing distance TO car; can sell for $500.
This should appeal to any one who IS
looking for a snap.
For farms in any locality see
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INVT. co.
Suite 231-2 u. f. Walker bldg.
CANNON & CANNON.
IS East South Temple Street
4fltx165 feet Second South street good
trackage property. $3.50 per foot.
5JxlOo feet. just the place for a ware
house. Second South street $3.50 per foot.
Main street property bringing in per
cent interest on the investment
Property on Sd South street for s215 per
iOo'' CANNON & CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street.
1DROOM modern brlck mouse. large lot
fine trees. overlooks the city; price $4,000
lots, southeast. choice location. Price
$3.50
lots southeast Price s1.400. Belong to
eastern party Nothing selling near under
$275 to $500 per lot.
2 lots. southeast. will sell below market
price that will make big money
50xl4O feet on State st Price $500.
6x1O rods. corner. and 4-room house
| southeast close in. Price 1850
I3-room thoroughly modern large cor
ner, blocks from business center, s1S.-
0c0
we have lots in all parts of city; easy
terms.
Hubbard Inv Co. IS West I'd South 1t.
A NO / cattle ranch comprising over
1000 acres. cross fenced. branding corral
and house near Huntsville. between the
ogden and Weber rivers,
Also one farm in Kaysvilie. Davis coun-
! tv. lying between upper and lower road,
! fenced. house and orchard. comprising 300
acres more or less. excellent location for
| fruit orchard. good water right
/ One form in Bountifui comprising 80
acres more or less. good water right.
/ For full particulars enquire Utah Pack
/ ing Company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-17

HOUSE and lot. near Cy. & Co Bldg
end Es s. $50 Goddard. 81 F. list So. St
SIX ROOM brick house. porch. hall,
uantrv bath. cellar. shade and fruit trees
Lot 21zxs0 rods. Price $3.50. No commits
sion. Inquire on premises, 222 L street
SEE stowe & Palmer adj. Last page.
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HOUSE and lot. near Cv & Co. Bldg.
end e. 1850. Goddard, 81 E. LIST So. st