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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
BUTTON WILL Be
PRESSED TODAY
President Roosevelt Leaves
Washington to Open the
jamestown Exposition.
OCCASION is MEMORABLE
FIRST ENGLISH SETTLEMENT
500 YEARS AGO.

Washington. April 25.-President Roose-
Welt members OF his family and party
of friends left the Washington navy yard
at $40 o'clock this afternoon aboard the
yacht Mayflower for q visit to the
Jamestown exposition They are TO re-
turn Sunday morning. on Saturday the
president and Mrs. Roosevelt are to make
p trip up the James river on the dispatc !
boat Sylph.
The congressional party. comprising a
joint committee of the senate and the
house and their families, preceded the
presidential party this morning, Secretary
and Mrs. Metcalf and others left earlier
in the afternoon on the United States
steamship Dolphin. and the diplomatic
corps, whose members are to be the
guests Of the Jamestown er-centennial
commission. followed tonight.
Presidential Party.
The presidents party was made up as
Roosevelt. Miss Roosevelt. Masters
Archie and Quentin Roosevelt, Justice
Moody OF the supreme court, Secretary
Loeb. Assistant Secretary Bacon and
Ears. Bacon. Assistant Secretary Latta,
Mrs. Ralph Cross Johnson. Captain Lee.
one of the presidents military aides
Captain Key, one of the PRESIDENT 5
laval aides: Lieutenant Commander Long
and DR.. Ohnesorg. L. s. n.
As the president assembled the gang
plank of the Mayflower the band aboard
the vessel played THE Star-Spangled
Banner and the presidents flag was
hoisted to the foremost. AS the ship
pulled out presidential salute of TWEEN
ty-one guns announced the president 5
departure.
Program of the Day.
The president will take an important
part in the opening Of the exposition and
the exercises incidental thereto, which
are to begin soon after he arrives at
Hampton Roads tomorrow. In the morn
ing there is to be the review of the as
sembied men Of war and the reception Of
the flag officers and commanding Off
Gers Of the foreign ships. At half past
10 the president is to leave the Mayflower
and is to be met at the end of the gov
eminent pier by the officers of the ex-
position and a military escort and will
be s9luted by the United States artillery
stationed on the exposition grounds.
Opening Addresses.
An hour later ne is TO so to the review
ing stand On Lees parade in the rear of
the Auditorium building, where a pro-
gram of exercises, including the addresses
of President Tucker OF the exposition and
of President Roosevelt and the pressing
OF the gold button opening the exposition
are to take place. In the afternoon there
is to be lunch to the president and his
party in the Auditorium building. review
of q parade of the soldiers and sailors
and the national guard. and the reception
10 the president by the officers and d.
rectors of the jamestown EXPOSITION
president returns to the Mayflower. In
the evening at o'clock the president and
Mrs. Roosevelt are to dine with President
Fucker at his home in Norfolk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
GOOD JOB FOR LoEe.

Washington, April 25.-According to a
rumor which has been in circulation for
some time and was more definite today.
William Loeb. jr.. secretary to the presi-
dent. will next January become head of
the Washington Railway ana Electric
company of tnis city. Owing to Mr..
Loeb's departure today with the president
for the jamestown exposition. no con-
firmation could be had from him of the
rumOr.
A controlling interest in the company
has been secured by local capitalists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
FOUGHT FOR HIS LIFE.
Alabama Murderer Very Much
Averse to Being Hanged.

GuitersviIle. Ala. April 25.-Bob Watts.
Young white man. was hanged in the
iaii yard here today under tragic circum-
stances. He had became possessed of a
knife and resisted to the end IT was
neces sary to throw ammonia into his cell
before he could be overcome. He was
dragged to the scaffold by force. cough
ing violently and meaning piteously,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
JURY DISAGREED IN
BILL BRITT0N'S CASE

Lexington. Ky, April 25-After TWENTY
four hours elaboration the jury in the
case of Bill Britton. charged with tho
assassination of Town Marshal James A
Cocl1rill. reported a hopeless Disagree
ment and were discharged today. The
jury stood eight for acquittal and four
for conviction.
The trial has been under way for more
than two weeks This was one of the
Breathitt county feud cases in which SEN
ator Hargis, Judge Hargis and osr-rs
were charged with participation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26
CANADA PUTS UP MONEY.
Pablo Herd of Buffalo Goes to the
Dominion.

Denver, Colo. April 25.-A message was
received in this city today u. the effect
that the famous Pablo herd of buffalo at
the Flathead reservation Montana had
been scld TO the Canadian government
Howard Eaton, of Wolf, Wye, tele-
Eraphed ". Z. Kendrick. a Denver mining
man. today. that the Canadian govern
ment had paid deposit on the herd The
bulls will be removed to Canada about
Nav and the cows and calves viii be
sent north in July. There are between 400
and 500 buffalo IL the herd. which is the
largest in the world. The price agreed
upon, 1t is understood, is about $4,000.
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JOBS IN FOREST SERVICE.
Two Utah Citizens and One Colorado
Man Duly Appointed.
Especial to The Herald. }

Washington. April 25.-Albert belong.
ir. and Samuel r. Pratt. of Panguitch,
Utah will be appointed as assistant for
est rangers at $500 per annum. on May
and May 10, respectively, and will be as
signed to duty on the Sewer national for
est reserve, under Forest Supervisor T.. C.
Hoyt.
Benjamin c. Holman. of Denver. Colo
will be appointed assistant forest ranger,
at $500 per annum on May l. and will be
assigned to duty on the Salt Lake ma
tional forest reserve. under Forest Super
visor e H Clarke. jr
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RuIcK's SECOND VISIT.

y washington. April 25-President 4
. with District Attorney Ruick. of !
Idaho. who is in Washington in con- I
> nection with alleged timber fraud in 4
; dictments in his state. Mr. Ruick 4
4 expects to leave for home tomorrow. 4
y He declined TO say anything about I
\ his talk with the president !
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ASK MAYORS AID.
MIR. Thompson ConsuIts Mr.. Ban
croft and Makes Report.

Mayor Ezra Thompson was waited upon
yesterday forenoon by committees repre-
senting various organized bodies. The
mayor was asked to use his good offices
in bringing about an adjustment OF the
existing differences between the street
car company and its employees
The street car men were represented By
c O. Pratt international chairman: II.
T. b. Grey. International vice president;
J. H. Lamont president Of the local
business agent, and J. ID. McCarty, eN-
ecutiVe board member. The electrical
workers were represented by L Lynn OF
the local division and r. H. Fisher of
Ogden DIVISION no. 9lo. Inc Ctah 4 e. gu,
Grafton of Labor was represented by
John n. Spaiding- A. II. Neiss, d. /. FL
ton and G.. l.. DeITuaX.
I'VE went over the situation thorough
"" said Mr.. Elton. we asked the
yaavor To- use his best endeavors to avert
serious trouble and the consequent con-
djtions in salt Lake City that such trOu-
bile would bring about. Mr. thompson
received US cordially and promised TO give
our presentation the fullest considera-
ton
Mayor consuIts Mr.. Bancroft.
At 1920 o'clock last night Mr.; Pratt
stated that a Subcommittee had again
called upOn Mayor Thompson.
ssNr. Thompson" said Mr.. Pratt III
formed us that he had consulted with
Mr. Bar croft and that Mr.. Bancroft had
told him that the company was willing to
d "a All Of the questions? asked him."
said MIR Pratt
q Yes
Very we'll told Mr.. Thompson.
YOU may inform Mr.. Bancroft that the
men accept
Continued on Page 2.
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CITIZENS HOPE
FOR SETTLEMENT
Committee in Conference With
Representatives of Street
Car Company and Men. 7
MAYORS AID is SOLICITED
ELECTRICAL WORKERS VOTE TO
STAND BY PROPOSED SCALE.

In the hope of reaching a basis Of ar
duration between the street car men and
the management Of the Utah Light &
Railway company. committee OF cit-
zens yesterday held conferences with rep
resentatives OF the men and the COM
pany to discuss the matter. The first
conference was held at $50 a m. in the
office OF Colonel z A Wall. Those
present were: c. o. Pratt of the inter-
national union; A. II. Burt and J. D. Nc
Carly. members OF the local unions com
mittee; Rev. p. a. Simpkin who had ar
ranged the conference; Rev. Benjamin
Young. pastor OF the First Methodist
church: Colonel Wall and william Igle-
heart. Judge W H. Dickson and Frank
Pierce. who are serving with the citizens
committee. We're both in court and un-
able to attend
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PENROSE SEES
STRENUOUS ONE
Pennsylvania Senator at the
White House to Talk Over
the Great Conspiracy"
BOURNE ALSO I'M EVIDENCE
DETAILS OF CONVERSATION ARE
LACKING.

Washington. April Ex-senator Pen
rose of Pennsylvania, whose name has
been freely mentioned in connection
details of an alleged conspiracy against
President Roosevelt, was one of the
early visitors at the White House to-
day. This is Senator Penrose's first
visit to the White House since the pub
LEGATION of the story which he denied
day or two afterward.
Senator Penrose remained at the
White House for an hour, but good
portion of this time was spent in con-
versation with Secretary Loeb, there
being other visitors at the presidents
Office.
When the senator came out he was
surrounded by a group of newspaper
men, who followed him to the gates of
the grounds in front of the presidents
honse He declared he had nothing to
say. His dialogue with the reporters
was substantially as follows:
Visit Purely Social.
What was the object of your visit.
SENATOR"
1T was purely social I had a very
nice visit. 1t is very nice of you gen
tiemen TO walk along with me, but
have nothing to say
Nothing to add to or take from the
talk about the so-called conspiracy"
mo, no."
Did you explain to the president
why the Pennsylvania legislature re-
fused to indorse him for a third term p?
Il did not
Don't You think that needed explain
ation?''
81 do not"
With this remark the senator moved
on down Pennsylvania avenue.
Senator Bourne Also.
While Senator Penrose was at the
executive Office, Senator Bourne of Ore
gon came in. Senator Bourne, it has
been commonly reported, was the host
at the dinner at which the details of the
sO-called conspiracy against the presi-
dent were said to have been given out.
Senator Bourne saw the president after
Mr.. PenrOse had left. He declared
however, that there had not been any
conference between the president. SEN
ator Penrose and himself. and that he
had not seen Mr.. Penrose during his
visit at the White House.
No information was given out at the
White House regarding the senators
call except that the visit had been a
very pleasant one.
Secretary Loeb said that he was not
present during the senator's TALK with
the president, but in subsequent con-
versation Senator Penrose had with the
secretary, the so-called conspiracy was
not referred to.
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Desire a Settlement.

The representatives of the employees for
mulated a basis of Cancellation or arbitra-
ton on which they would be willing to
proceed and in the discussion which fol-
lowed evinced a desire to secure a settle
ment Of the situation by peacesbIe means
even If it involved considerable eonces-
sions on their part.
In the afternoon, the citizens commit
tee met with President W. H Bancroft
of the company and p. L. Williams. its
attorney. The basis OF Cancellation pro-
posed at the morning conference was pre-
scented and discussed fully. Mr.. Bancroft
said It was his desire to avert trouble II
possible and made statement of the
points on which he would be willing 70
meet the men in arbitration.
A Point of Difference.
Following this meeting another confer
ence was held in the Kenyon with the
committee and officials of the union, in
GLIDING ]. H. Lamont. president of the
union. and II. 7. B. Grey of the executive
committee, who had not been present at
the morning session. This Iasr conference
lasted about two hours and it developed
at least one point OF radical difference.
Both Sides Hopeful.
Both sides expressed the hope that the
efforts of the committee will be product
i've of good results after the company and
the men have had sufficient time to cara
fully consider all of the points that were
brought to their attention. Both sides
expressed appreciation of the interest
that the committee had taken in trying
/ to bring about a Cancellation.
1t is safe to say that there will, in no
event, be strike until the basis Of agree
ment or proposals have been considered
| by both the company and the men and
the Cancellation committee shall have re-
/ ceiyed their replies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26

A prosperous man is not always
known by his diamonds, neither
is a good advertisement full of
pleasing generalities. Rusty
Mixes Diary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-26

The railroad presidents hest
tate to visit the president fer
fear he might have a brainstorm
in their presence.-Portland
Journal.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
EYES OF SALT LAKE"

EYES or SALT LAKE.
SPECIAL.
No. 127 South sth East, Groom strict
" modern home. lot 4xlo rods. This week,
S, zoo: next week. $1,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY BARGAINS. =
S2isx165 feet on West LIST South, near 2nd
West, sls5 per front foot.
52lsxis5 feet on West .Srd South. near
LIST West, $3.50 per front foot. Next week
this viii be $3.50 a foot
state street. near 9TH South, 421s feet
front $50 per front foot
4lAxls5 feet on South 5rd West. near End
South, $133 per front foot.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.
5-room modern, additional rooms I'M
finished upstairs; lot 2laxs rods and drive
way; 9TH. near ].
5-room modern, lot ss9x5ia rods. ], near
5th.
5-room modern. lot 21ax7 rods. 4th, near
G.
1l-room modern, No. SO 5. 5rd East, lot
S.25o TO 5000
Four new and modern homes, 18th. near
L. face south; now under construction;
will finish to suit; easy terms.
S2SD
Groom. new and modern. sth West. con-
venient to depots; lot 2izxs rods and drive
way
- 100 EACH
Two new and modern 4-room cottages,
lots 371aX102 feet with driveway, 4th
South, near 18th West.
VACANT LOTS.
39x110 feet and 10-foot driveway, faces
east on NJ. near 4th. $3.50
2l5x1o rods ON list South, near i2th East,
s.. 00o
45x66 TT and 1e-foot driveway. faces on
4th near N. s75G
5x20 rods, sth South and 18th East. 81 SO
2lax712 rods and driveway on l, near It'll,
$500
21sx5 rods. corner 18th East and End
South. 81 900
THAT'S NOT ALL
See Birrell on Real Estate.
S.. South Main. Suite 1913
Phones. Bell $50: Ind 1913
Member Of Salt Lake Real Estate Asso-
citation.
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AUCTION SALES.
MoRTGAGEEs $40

BY F. N. Onion, on Wednesday. Feb.
~ y. M'9 q; m. at 45S J'intEh place (near
- East Fifth. South. / will sell a nice
~ OF household goods One fun upright
PIANO boxes. rigs and carpets willow.
,.Aiher seat and other rockers; bed loung-
- center tables. combination booicas Sc.
Ky stand graphophone with IL records,
~ sis urop-nead Singer sewing machine.
-s-ioot oak dining table. dining chairs 50
u 11i-llles books. Nations OF the World''
c clv,iis comfort range. heating stoves.
VsYiinoiaation kitchen table. washing ma
,,i.i.. non beds. dressers, couimodes oak
,'ia.,'i. fielding bed pillows and bedding.
ff.o'Hies, lace curtains. pOrtieres. brie-a-
olse' sofa pillows, china and glass ware.
srms OF Sale-s40 and over. one-thfrd
s sssh. balance 20 DAYS Piano. SIS cash (;
hdianee so per month. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-17
MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING
AND SHIPPING.

The Redman Van Storage Co.. only
firm in the city owning and controlling
its own teams, warehouses. etc. Large
three horse vans. two large warehouses
expert furniture packers; can ship your
goods to any part Of the United States
and save YOU money!. Member of the New
York Furniture Warehousemen's sssccis-
ton Have correspondents in all the
principal cities. If you want your goods
shipped from any point east or west see
us as our connections with other large
money and trouble. Office. 1f9-lf5-I1z SO.
sVart Ten1DiF street. Both phones sos.
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$3.50 Home,
( y and Third street
This is a bargain. House is in A con-
dition. has a fine manteI and Will rent
lawn, etc. 4xl23 II. lot. 5000.
A ss.Ooo HOME. +
9th and ! Street 4
New Groom brick, basement under
whole house. Upstairs. pore. bath. toilet.
basin. yellow pine woodwork. oilcloth in
kitchen and bathrooms. convenient pan
try, : closets. nice front and back porch
es fine cor lot, ux12s, alley in rear;
Southeast front. Best buy on bench at
$500 Trackaee
Sd West and North Temple
4ixSS0 It. with track at one side: fronts
on Sd West You can look from one end
of the city to the other and not beat
Lots Perkins Add. (
Only S225 each. I
These are splendid lots, surrounded by
handsome brick dwellings and are cheap.
$3.50 House
! Investment.
4sx165 fl. lot. House rents for $50 per mo.
5000 property. /
I'd East and 5th South. |
. old houses rent for $50 per mo. The
ground alone is worth more than the
$500 House and Lot.
I'd East and Brigham.
Soft. lot and brick cottage. Rent s22
mo. The lot is worth $3.50 per fit. and is
a splendid terrace site Price $500.
$3.50 Home
z and 5th. :
4-room brick and fine lot. This in a
choice neighborhood and close in. The
house is in fine repair. Lot large
$40 per IT.,
LIST South, I'd West
This is a deep lot and is below the
nrl in r1rip ic in no.
locality
MANY OTHERS.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 East LIST South Street.
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: REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
1T PAYS TO OWN a HOME"
Capital Real Estate 4
Investment Co.
Il West Second south Street

Il West Second South street.
8. sse-4isx7 rods good corner, so front, 5th
street; viii sell half
M,ZJo-40-ft. vacant lots on I'd St, south
front.
s., S0-Corner on sth ST. ~ rods square
Those north bench lots are getting
scarce Better not wait too long
42O-Per rod, good east front, vacant.
on 9Th East.
Z15-Per lot. few good ones in Airing
ton Heights.
SSo-Each, 8 on nth East near Miners
home.
: 3U-Per rod. good 4-rod LOT on e. bench.
, SN-Good pair vacant, Waterloo car
line.
so,eOo-2-story modern brick. s rooms, %
xl6o #. on ist ST.. south front; i'm
mediate possession.
S6,fOo-lo-roOm modern brick on East
Bench, large lot. elegant view,
worth much more.
sS.oo0-A new S-room modern house on the
East Bench. a real gem and worthy
of investigation
S2,05V-65Kl32 IT.. new 5-rOom brick cot
tage: space for another. near 9th
South and 9Th East.
@O-5OXll2 II. small frame house on
Sugar House car line.
S2le-l00Nil6 #. Groom frame house
good shade and fruit trees. Water
loo car. Easy terms.
S'so)-An acre of land. good house and
outDuldings- fruit and shade. on
Murray car line. $500 cash, bal.
easy.
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CLEANING AND FuM1GArrNa.

waited. 5ls and rigs Thoroughly reno
ponderfssi10 o s .fumigated and cleaned;
tsry Ha,,sn, justices method Utah SAINT
pie 'Pbon.sS ieesslniTs Co. III SO. W. Tenn
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MACHINERY.

PtrLLEYs, shaftfng. hangers. engines.
boilers. tables. hoists. gasoline engines
compressors motors and pipe. j. NJ
SVEN. 33s South Third West.
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% feet facing north on Fourth South, log
feet west Of West Temple % feet deep,
for $1,000 1er foot; . or 30 feet, same
depth al same. price.
sl55 per Foot
25N5o or sc feet, lG5 feet depth. at sl55.05
per foot.
TRACKAGE.
s.. 400. 00-325x295 feet streets on all four
sides. Sixth West. and Fifth So
corner. Track and depot on east
Next week price will be $1,000.
Look this up at once.
3S5.O0-Smau grocery. southwest
s5,o'e.oo-Look this up A nice suburban
home. S37 South Seventh East,
SO acres, A No. / groom brick,
chicken houses. etc, fruit and
shade trees. private water sup
ply. 2. ]. ard water in house;
south of entrance to Calder's
Look up three houses on Third and 7
streets, broom bricks, modern.
BARGAIN LOTS.
5500O-Takes the last lot on 33-foot
street on 18th E., near 9Th So.
5Slzx121 feet to alley, city water.
sidewalk
81. 2Ooo-Fine corner. east and north
front. on 9Th L. and 5th So.
>4s1sx1l5l5 feet to alley.
s 75OOO-East front on 9th E. near 5th
So, sidewalk. 99lax115 feet to al
ley 49-foot turn in year. You
can't buy this lot in six months
for $1,000.
EAST BENCH FINEST LOTS IN THIS
CITY FOR THE PRICE. Overlooking
city. VIII be advanced in near future.
3 9oo.OO-Each, your choice of lots facing
east, 25xla0 feet to alley, near
18th Z. between 9Th and eth So
24o.oo-9ox12O-f foot lots. facing south or
north, in same location.
S sOo0O-S-room brick house on corner lot.
4Gx12D to alley. 9Th So. near 18th
e. You cannot build this house
for $4,000.
7o0oo-Odd shaped lot asa feet facing
north on s3-foot street: 14S1a fac
ing east on 6e-foot street; south
end 10 feet deep. fine lot
Where can you buy this amount
of ground north of 9TH So. for the
money? Show US.
g 5no.CO-5x19 rods. east ard west front,
18th f. near Sd So
600.oe-34x1e5-foot corner. south and east
frontage. near Cd So. and 18th E.
A bargain.
g s50o0-rI4x1f5 feet. corner south and
west front, on 18th e.
81 oco.oo-2xe rods, same location; a good
corner
RAILROAD AND WORKING MEN.
We c,U YOUR attention to the following.
Well guarantee an increase in value in
the near future. Seventy-five lots were
buy at less than % per cent TO % per cent
above price we sold ar
GLENN SUBDIVISION. 9Th so. WEST
TEMPLE AND 1ST WEST.
5 27soo-Each. choice of five only on JEFF
-'''V' ferson ST. facing west, 2sx15s TT
TO i9-foot alley.
: A-''0'- Jefferson sfaa1S facing west.
8 s5oco-ssx15s feet, corner, jefferson st.
s25oo-Choice of 25x14s feet to 9-foot
alley, on LIST W. below 9th So.
AZ so-s7isx14s to se-foot alley, 1st W;
'''' $500 and $450.Oo take the others.
You will have to hurry on these Glenn
DIVISION ", sn,d ios on easy terms. is months to
pay Dig i9r Y 91lTW WATCHING WHAT'S DO
INC on CAPITOL HILL, THE mob
lin OF THE GREATER SALT LAKE.
{ 15oOo-Each takes last lots, 5oxi4e it.
TO alley, on regular street
$1,000 to 10000. same size, closer in.
These lots will increase surely in near
future.
PETERSON r. L. INV. CO.,
$50 South Main.
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FUTILE BROS. i53 MAIN ST.
Fine lots on Capitol Hill at south and
west corner of capitol grounds; the most
beautiful view in the valley: each 50x1lo.
with double frontage. one end facing the
capitol and the other Wall street. We only
have lots left, they are selling fast; only
s.. 500
We have fine, strictly modern pressed
brick home. s rooms, reception hall. etc.
fine lawn and extra baTnyard: east 'front.'
age on O street. near 1st street; one OF
the best built homes in city, nearly new
elegant neighborhood. 5000.
67x2z4 feet, on E. 9Th So. St, just west
of State St for $40 100. has two a)C&
houses on; a really good investment; or
years hence this may be worth sl20.0oa.
trebling the cost TO you: what better Sc
eurity could money be placed in2 What
better profit can you suggest
A row of brick houses on Wall street.
bringing over IA per cent on investment
of 81 200. It would pay for itself IN a few
years-the ground is large enough for
several more houses
In snort we have a most complete list.
that iustifies US in the statement, NO
one should buy before seeing our proper
ties"
FUTILE BROS, I5s Main street.