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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Ltrerpooi, Sept Is-Closing: NHEAT-Spot strong;
10 red Western winter. IS %. no California. ID
Futures Quer: September. IS Sd December IS 7zsd:
4srcl = Gss G CCRN-Spot quiet American mixed.
g % Futures quiet October IS 10z d; December
ssc rLDLF2-Wlnter patents steady. 2Hs- HOPS at
--endor Pacific COAST steady e ~ IS COT
--gAsEED OL--FGH refued-Spot steady. DDS %
5ttt--ELtra India mess steady. is Cd PORK
[.l.ae mess Western firm los Sd HAMS-short cut.
e - is p. strong. JOS Cd BACoN-Cu Inbe-Iand cut
- % 30 -, strong. Dos Sd short rib. Is
EtfonG 5Gs- long clear rniddles. light. IS n
strong 55s- long clear Eniddles heavy, 81 70.
onk 5@s Sc short clear backs 20 TO 90 n. strong
as 3D. clear bellies II 10 1g n Bps. SHOULDERS
Seuare. II T. u. strong 42s sc. LARD-Prime
ester1. rierces strong. SIS 81: refined
~aite new firm. els. Canadian finest colored.
seacF els. ~ALLOH--Prirae city arm sss-
tAn IN London firm. SIS G.. TIRPENTINE-spirf
lteaey 2Ts LINSEED OF. duIl. as. PETROLEUM
seeaoy. ID RoSTN-Comunon steady, as.
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ALLEN FORBES ACCUSED OF CRUELTY.
sP. C. 4. Agents Testify That He Abused
Pony IN Game of Polo.

Salem. Mass. Sept. 1s.-Allen Forbes. the Boston
lciub member and Dedham polo player. brought
fhefore Judge Sears in the District Court here
DAY. charged with cruelty TO animals The charge
was brought by Charles f. Clark agent Of the
massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cru
sfltv 10 Animals. who alleges that Forbes cruel
70 his pony IN a recent polo game at Hamilton
Or Harold Souther. veterinary surgeon, testi-
eed that the animal was not injured. The pony
vas brought up in front OF the courthouse. and
counsel and the judge went out and examined the
animal carefully. Several scratches. all OF which
had practically healed. were noticed
Tesufying II his own defence. Forbes said that
h was fond OF his horses and always took good
care OF them. He exhibited pair Of blunt spurs
without rowels. and said that they were the spurs
ne wore IN The game referred 70. Agents Clark and
5hflips testified that the spurs that Forbes showed
n court were not the spurs he wore IN the game.
which they described having rowels quarter OF
al inch IN length
Al the request OF counsel the hearing was con-
tinued until next Tuesday
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For Boys and Young Men-city-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

Mr.. Carpenters Private Glasses
FOR BOYS. $40 WEST END AVE
9Th YEAR BEGINS OCTOBER 18th
substantial school preparing Crotch. Ill., cf
School training
dergarten- open 1870 4, through
the winter. Study under supervision. and not at
Boarding accommodations during Fall and spring
onTy Ofr1Iat in our Ovv7 buil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

COTTON-The cotton market was nervous ana II
regular to-day. close steady at net advance OF
LAG points estimated at 6OOOp bales Inc
opened steady ar unchanged prices 10 an
Of points during the early session sold 0S points
net higher on covering week end and scat
teng demand. promoted by fear Of storms over SUNDAY
owing 10 a low barometer Just west OF New orleans
The market of the best under realizing Dut
showed pretty steady undertone particularly as 70 te
months Week end figures were CONSIDERED raIe
spnnerS takings for the week
In excess OF last year but the intosght also heavier
in the world visible
slIuplv Of American cotton little greater AcVlces
from Liverpool stated that negotiations between Lnca
shi rpinners employees still pending Local
operatives negotiations may continue dur
week and be accompanied by conhlctlng re
ports outlook Outside Of the new
barometer reading Orleans there nothing
Of disturbing character the weather reports Inc
south seller here during the early SEES
sior but whole seemed TO be mostly Tor
Of local professionals The October condl
u week from Friday W II
iition OF 10 next Friday night
anticipated report viii show considerable
falling off and such 4 showing has prob
ably been operated upon extent during the last
The range prices in the local market to-day
Vas a.
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Neu York Septen-


COFFEE-There scattered selling in the
coffee market on Saturday which prices eased off
slightly in the absence important buying orders but
close unchanged 10 points
lower Sales reported OF 1880 bags.
The market opened steady at unchanged prices ana
developed very little feature fridays late reports mat
the santos strike settled followed on sat
urday morning BY quotations from the Santos market
showing slight the prices quoted prior 10
labor stop
page of the receipts reported Friday morning were
still receipts The two ports had only 20
against 5000 last year and S5Ooo Two years
No Sac Pauo Jundiahy receipts were reported
II is expected that will show the inserting
effect troubles for another week at any rate
sns by the OF approach of the Increased
may become influence Outside or the
special only sllght changes pc
ing reported European markets OF which Havre
= higher March, but generally unClalge
while Hamburg pig higher on May, = pig lover
on September unchanged on other positions Fine
weather was reported all districts OF sac Pauo Inc
market for spot coffee quiet. with quotations on the
basis G5S G6isC for Rio No 4 ,. -. L..
The range contract prices in the local market to-day
as
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MOLASSES AND SYRUPS-The market for molasses
low: M6IAssEs New Orleans centrifugal common 10
orleans fa open ig es s sR6Ps s coon
far 1920 GOD isg2c; prime 2i92oc fancy Zgs
Gates the New York Produce Exchange continues dull
quoted follows cash SIS 25Gs16 September, SIS ESQ
seS 5 o sS Soas s1 g sSl' ' SO ''9l' De
OILs-Cottonseed Gil was very dull to-day. with
prices easier under apparent attempts on the part OF
oWeT fS pFiSe S epbeF 70 49e loo otober
4o54c- Linseed oil was unchanged Refined petroleum
ET May at h bP oc we Su fo &c.
phia, S55c; bulk 495c5 refined cases New York
bbls 1oc bulk 65oc; Phjladeiphia ae5c; bulk sac;
I235c COTTONSEED OII-Prirne crude. SIC; prime
summer Fellow spot 4o@41c; septenber 400 oae;
8sl4 989c: January IS i @39c March. S93 G394c; off
Seog 4s prime NsEED 6IIAnerican seed cif
zoe. LARD OIL. 72@74c.
visions ali day and considerably higher prices
and far cash demand receipts at Chicago were
1000 hogs, with 24oGo expected on Monday and only
Omaha $500 PORK-Firm. Quoted Mess s17@
Be SP fy Quoted Mess n STA So fam
SIS 59 5e PACKET extra India sss s s
DRESSED aoGsste4d 1 - QUOTED: Baeons 9sc $50
ne; j. r: I15.e = r He II T. x Picked
city 5c; country 81 @6e LAR Ar! Fl; Quoted
1O14c- Refined lard firm Quoted: South America
PoUS S cP4rnsn Quoted ted 7 Ae Firm
Quoted: Oleo 1872 city lard stearine. 122 q 13c-
RICE-The market for rice was steady here and
firm the South Quotations follow: Screenings, GAG
SIC; ordinary, 4iaGs+c; fair 5451c; good ordinary
5as 53zc: prime "a G6c; choice 6hq7c: Patna foreign,
55z acc: Rangoon. 4sFQ55.c
SUGAR-Ths market for refined sugar ruled steady
and unchanged. with large Withdrawals The following
list prices subject rebate of 10 points and
discount Of cent for cash. seven days: Crystal
doninos 1850; Eagle tablets, 7-50c; cut loaf &c;
crushed. $500; mould A. 555c; cubes Eagle 5-Ib bags
Powered ada Eags gTsnqa1ea re6 and
fruit powdered 530c Eagle extra fine
lated SOC; Eagle 2b Of fine granulated 540c;
2rb 5.5Oc 3tz-b bags 545c; 5-fb bags do
540c 10fo 5-35c % and 90 n bags do, 525ci
Eagle fine or standard granulated and diamond A. 52oc
confectouers' A &c: sc; and 8, 495c No 4,
49oc No 5. SOC; No 6. 4sOc; No T. 475c No g. 100:
No g. 465c; 10 455c; No II, 450c; No L. 445c; No
13, 4-40c; Nos Is and 49, 43 local
market ruled steady firm and unchanged and duty
follows Centrifugal, %
39594c; nnuscovado SO test. S45G350c, and moaases
sugar, SO test 2oQ325c
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WEINGART INSTITUTE,

SEVENTH AVE COR 122D STREET
Prepares High Schools and city College Small ana
well graded classes Reopels Sept 18Th
TvREESDSr SEMINARY. FRIENDS SCHOOL 220 TO
II 22S East I6th St " Y; 10 70 rs Scherue-nor,
St Brooklyn. n. T-KINDERGARTEN ard PREPARA<
TORY SCHOOLS for GIRLS and BOYS Non-Seetaria1-
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN PHYSICAL CULTURE AZ
your residence. professional expert MAY C1sCEE-
West sd St
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caETRAcTs FOR DEsTRoyERs GIVEN.
Secretary Metcalf Awards Two Vessels Each
to Five shipbuilding COMPANIES.

washington, Sept Is.-Secretary aIetcalf to-day
.xarded the contracts for the construction of the
sen torpedo boat destroyers authorized at the last
session OF Congress. The awards are as follows:
Two beats TO each OF the following companies;
The Fore River Shipbuilding Company the New
YORK Shipbuilding Company. the Newport News
shfpbuding Company. the Bath Iron Works and
william Cramp & Sens.
The contracts TO the Fore River and the Crarnp
,suts are for the construction Of vessels on their
crn plans for hull and machinery. The contracts
:, The other firms are FOR the construction OF the
vessels on the Departments plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-09-20

frr- Fzrange srerlei liverpool cables: Spot cotton
dull sales bales; speculation and export. 2OO. amer
car 1000; receipts bales all American; rniddlns
upland Futures opened steady, points lower on
near months points late months; closed
steady al decline Of 45s961a points on near and
o4I5d: observation-disclosures 4s4iad October-Novenber
7slzd acknowledgements 4-75l2d; December
73zd January-Febr1ary, I'D; February March, SO
March-ApriI 4.751zd; April-May, 4I65sd; May-Jrne,
! I'd. June-July July-AugIst, 4.1112d
FLOUR AND agEAL-Flour was IN poor demand To-
dav with prices firmly held. Rive -four dul ana IN
~ranged The following prices quoted on the New
york Produce Exchange Spring patents, % 4ooSe 90
winter sraigts 81 25GS4 45; winter patents 81 4ogS4 -
spring 81 20q 81 co. extra No W1teT - 4'9
Sc 90: extra No winter So 40IS5 % Rye tL0tf X
oyse- Quoted: Fair good. 81 l5Gs4 40; choice 70
fancy 81 EGGS4 So. CORNsHEAI@-Steady. quoted: hiI
dried 81 % Bts5 MEAL-Steady- Quoted: Fine White
and yellow 81 T5Gs1 so: 81 65e1Sl 20 FEED
western a steady: city firm. Quoted: Western spring
sos 5O standard rriddliug S24 5O -four DO SIS rec dos
sen 50. city bran $23 bulk, S24 1ogS24 % SACKS
s95 T50S29 50: dog. S3l 10 al Cctoer
boninv cor SO 30 bulk, $50 40 Sacks olea S5= o.
GRATN-WHEAT-For a short session to-day $
wheat market unusually active ana strong II
rarred out rather poorly. declining about IN sym
natbv with sd at Liverpool and further
however that both milling and export demands we're
going TO reach large totals again and speculative
interest at once increased, the market rapidly oeco
ing heavy covering OF shorts anc growing
The bull activity was continued dlteI
Il O'Clock prices continued 70 advance until at
quoted 81 10 4s December 81 ~
end MAY 81 I0s these prices being about top tor the
season SO conflicting rumors were IN clrcuLd-
ton about export sales that 1t was very dicut 70
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Dancing academies.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A The Tribune received their Uptown Office No.
1864 Broadway between Seth and 9th SITS until
o'clock n m Advertisements received following
branch Offices regular office until O'Clock n
viz 2e4 sth ave. Esd ST.: eth ave- cor
18th St: l04 Enst I4th PSI 42d ST.. between
7tb and 9Th ayes 2e3 West 125th 1o35 ave 1926
RI ave: near slst ST.: I70s ave. ssh ST: 1877
East ia5th ST. fremont ave-: $50 50 ave. and any
American District Telegraph orca
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WHY HE KEEPS MOVING.

bagpipes Of q street performer. once said 10 his
father
al the tine he pays2'
i can't say" the father answered unless II Is
70 prevent any getting the range with brick
ELI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26

FOR SALE
Two acres, Mill Creek. house and barns;
$3.50.
Ia acres, southeast, house and barn;
81 600.
IL acres. southeast, 5-room brick and
frame; $500.
70 acres so acres under cultivation, 90
shares water; s., 900.
Is acres, house and other improvements
and crops, southeast; $500.
20 acres, nice brick house and Improve
ments, orchard and crops. southeast,
$3.50.
80 acres, house and improvements and
crops, southeast, $500.
160 acres. southeast, at bargain.
we have acreage. southeast, and farms
with good water rights: also dry farms al
sizes and prices. and we can surely suit
you. =.
Come in and see what We can do for you.
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SHIPPING.

cut RATES TO any part OF the United
gtates We can save money for you In
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents III all the principal cities.
bee rs CT phone rs. Redman Van 4
btorass Co., III SC. W. Temple.
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B. S. Harrimgtom
Basement Atlas Block.
Phones: Bell 5406. Ind 375.
FOR SALE

We have a few choice lots In Tower
Heights for sale on easy terms.
We have a few choice pieces OF acre
age suitable for plating.
We have farms of from 10 acres up,
and in any part of the state from 81 900
up. Easy terms.
We have choice building lots near Lib
erty park; also near the new street car
station. Very cheap.
We have houses for sale from $500 up
to $4,000.
We have money to loan at reasonable
rates on real estate
We have rooming houses and other bus
mess chances. such as grocery stores,
restaurants, etc.
We do a general real estate business.
List your property with us If you want
a quick sale. We have customers for all
kinds of property.
Come in and see us, no trouble to show
property or answer questions
| Since there is a prospect of the bonds
being voted down, real estate prospects
are brighter with US.
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FOR SALE
ROSS C. DAVIS & CO.,
1888 Tribune Bldg.
Phones: Bell 1883. Ind. S99.

s2,650.
New 4-room pressed brick. northwest,
S21lx1OO feet near o. S. l.. shops.
$500.
New modern pressed brick. southeast, 40
x157 feet to alley; MCGEE furnace TINS
is a snap; must be seen to be appreci-
ated.
81 500
Groom brick corner lot. southeast; car
line; terms to suit.
BROOM brick on East Sd South; walking
distance; the ground is worth the mon
ey; swell location:
$3.50.
Groom frame. p. modern; south
west: corner lot; bargain.
New 5-room modern pressed brick; large
lot: on 1st West.
$3.50.
5x1o rods: corner; in location tnat
will advance rapidly; southeast; walking
distance; this Is worth the money.
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DAVIS COUNTY FARMS.
In East Bountiful with full water
right; eight acres; 5-room brick and
adobe house, barn, chicken houses,
fences. etc; only s2,40O; this is fine
buy.
We invite an inspection of our large
list of city and country properties, both
improved and vacant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26

S2,900-5-room new modern brick, 54xl6S-
foot lot, east on 9th So; built for home;
owner must sell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-26
THE POPULAR WAY

THE POPULAR WAY
To get a home is by paying rent
to yourself rather than TO your
landlord.
Money you pay out for rent is
is dead to you. Why not keep
that same money alive by tying
a string to it?''
How can 1 do that? you inquire.
If you will call upon this COM
pany, a representative will deem
1t a privilege to explain our plan
that at once convinces you that
either for a home or an in
vestment, you cannot place your
savings where greater benefit to
you can be derived.
The satisfaction of owning your
own home cannot be estimated.
From among the many homes
that we have built in the last year
q few remain, and, notwithstand-
ing the public improvements that
have since increased their value,
we are dispoSing OF them at the
original prices.
We have them in different parts
OF the city at prices to suit the
small. medium or large investor,
and whether you are fully decid-
ed or just contemplating. come in
and talk IT over, you will always
receive a welcome. for to us it is
no trouble to answer questions
SALT LAKE SECURITY &
TRUST CO.
No. "a Upper Main Street.
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LOTS.
8 choice lots, 42xl35 to alley; Perkins
avenue, between 18th and 18th East; only
$3.50 cash, $25 monthly installmentS $40
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s2,40o-$50o cash. balance monthly like
rent; 4-room brick, nice lot. on 18th +.
near 18th So; car passes the door.
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ACREAGE.
A splendid 5-acre lot, 10th East, near
18th South; full water right; three and
one-half blocks from car line; only &,6Vo.
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No. South Main Street
,eu 2o76. Independent 8

HOUSES.
A splendid new brick house, modern IN
all its appointments. finished in yellow
pine: 5 rooms, hall, pantry, closets. bath
room, large cemented basement, attic
porches, ETC.; lot S7isx1571s to alley. No:
loaf Lake street. If you are thinking OF
becoming your own landlord be sure and
see this house. 1t is built to stand. Price
So 200 Terms arranged.
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S6,D0-A beautiful new Groom buff
brick; modern, furnace, etc; new barn
and carriage shed: lawn. walks. ETC.; on
7th Z. near Sd So.
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SPECIAL

$3.50 cash for broom new buff pressed
brick and attic on Sd Ave; all modern.
It's a good buy.
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$1,000 for a nice S-room brick and 3izx7-
rod corner lot on Sd East. See it before
buying.
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PRACTICAL MATTERS.

I'VE Know How'-Remodeling, Clean
Ing and reblocking Specialists in the
business Smith Bros. 60 Z. 1st s.. Ind 1884
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81 2OO-s1 800 cash, balance per cent for
four years, for a fine corner on Il. LIST
So. SKIS; Groom brick. etc; it's bar
gain.
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FOR SALE
NIl,lNONS

OF dollars have been made in legitimate
real estate transactions. You can make
your share right here if you get in now.
s., t00-Five-room white pressed brick.
with summer kitchen, fruit and
shade trees; southeast.
s, 5HU-Five-room modern frame; newly
painted and papered, new plumbing
and electric fixtures; large lot; 9th
So. near 10th E.; $500 cash and $50
per month.
s., 5O0-Eight-room modern brick, on Sth
+. near 9th SO. Can make terms.
"a. 5O0-Two-story. 7-room modern white
pressed brick; east bench.
81 W0-Double house, 8 rooms on each
side, fine shade. rents for S22.50
per side; half block off Brigham st
s, 500-Two-story, 7-room mission style
home; close in on the northeast
bench; half cash, balance $40 per
month. beauty.
81 OO0-Nine-room modern brick, with 3x1O
rods; 9Th e. near Brigham.
IS, 5O0-New 10-room strictly modern nome
on Third ave-; corner lot; south and
east front.
See us for any kind OF houses. We
have them
We have all sorts and kinds OF vacant
property.
Have you visited Federal Heights, east
end of Brigham street:
Federal way. paved with petrolithic
pavement from Brigham street TO the
reservation, has just been completed Get
a building site now. We are the agents.
We are headquarters for Teton valley.
Idaho, irrigated lands. More good land
for the money than any place in America.
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WINNER Investment Co.
300-301 Herald Bldg
Phones 474.

FOR SALE
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY SALT
LAKE REALTY.
A few SPECIALS for your careful con-
sideration.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

~-~~~>~-----~~---~~~~--~
FOR SALE
s7OO-New 4-room cottage at Brighton;
100x500 IT. lot: beautiful summer
home. Call and We will explain
why il is so cheap.
s., 500-5-room modern brick cottage: close
in on Sth Z. ST.; $500 down and SIS
per month.
s., sOO-s-room new. modern brick resi-
dence. near 3rd F. and Sth S. sts.
$500 down and $50 per month.
81, 000-S-room strictly modern residence on
East South Temple St; hardwood
floors nice nantes: 2xlO rods OF
ground; beautiful yards. This price
includes all special taxes. Terms.
s., 000-10-room modern brick residence.
near So. Temple and ] SITS; this
home is new and grand in every
respect; must be seen to appreciate.
LOTS.
S. 000-70x165 TT: flat site on 3rd F.. bet.
End and 3rd So; easy terms. if de
sired.
$, 5Oo-2l5xs rods. to right-of-way. facing
south and east; corner; close in.
on street.
s5O0-Beautiful building lot on Lincoln
avenue.
81. 400-Will buy a 2l9x10-rOd lot. facing
south on Second avenue; terms.
WINNER Investment Co.
9O0-3Ol Herald Bldg
Phones
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HARRINGTON

Salt Lake City should be a manufac-
turing center VIII we all push together
TO that end?
Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick;
double house; close in; $500; lot Pixie;
stable.
80 acres near town: 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses, acres in 1u-
Germ, all fenced; good water right; 81, 200.
1-3 acres fine land. primary water
right. in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
5000; will CUT up.
The best dairy farm in the country;
465 acres: capacity so cows: cuts 800 tons
hay: unlimited range; plenty of good
buildings; snap; old age the reason
for selling.
New 5-room modern pressed brick resi-
dence. fine corner lot; $500; terms.
~ acres, new Groom frame house, nice
young orchard, near Wandamere; s2,375.
kitchen: lot 50x140; good barn: southeast;
s1.T5.
Nice 10x20 rods, suitable for lumber
yard; close in: trackage: $1,000.
Good 5-room brick on east bench: fine
location; 3x10 lot; 5000.
Double 14-room frame on west side; lot
6x9 rods to alley; rents for s54 per month
s., 800.
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WHY PAY RENT?
A beautiful home 1850 South 10th East
rooms, bath, hot and cold water, electric
light; lot 5Oxl57 to alley; only 100; easy
payments.
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FOR SALE
1T Pays to Own a Home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.


II West I'd South ST. Both Phones.
s3500-We are offering real estate prop
osition that will pay % per cent per an
mum net for the above figure; $1,000 cash
and balance at $50 per month; it will rent
hotel; it looks too good to be true, but
will bear investigation.
$1200-1 acre with broom house; good
chicken houses; handy to street car; $500
cash.
S25O0-S1h acres; good brick house and
first-class water right; near State ST car
$2l00-Modern 5-room brick, southeast:
$500 cash, balance to suit; rents for so
per month.
s2650-5Ox157 feet, 10th East; 4-room brick;
it is o. K. in all respects; this is one of
the neatest little houses; has an east
front; cement walks; lawn; nicely pa
pered; high-class light fixtures.
S425O-21zxS rods to alley; 2-story pressed
brick, modern; rooms; summer kitchen,
reception hall; cemented cellar; 10 min
utes' walk from the monument; north
west.
s1OO per foot; elegant flat site on Sd
East; 6Ox1O0 feet and right of way; now
offered for first time; no better location
in the city.
ss5O0-A very desirable corner on 9th
South St; Skill rods; splendid proposition
to include, and cheap as dirt.
$500 each for lots on Windsor ave
s3OO-Two east front lots on Sth East 81
ssOO-Pretty building site of Capitol hill
sl6O0-3x7 rods. LIST ave. near Popperton
sl5OO-Most desirable, on 9Th East ST.
facing Liberty park
Drop In and Talk 1t over.