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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
for which not people void be pre-
pared, especially with $4,000, 900
fires alone admitted to the list.
Northwest Fair Dates.

Following is the list of northwes
fair dates:
Everett, WASH, Sept 1-5.
Scio, Ore, Sept. "a.
Roseburg, Ore, Sept. 2-5.
Pocatello, Idaho. Sept. TO.
Eugene, Ore, Sept 7-12.
Seattle, Wash. Sept. 7-12.
Miles City, Mont, Sept. $40.
Dillon. Mont, Sept. eli.
Salem, Ore. Sept. 14-19.
Centralia, Wash, Sept 1919.
Glendive, Mont, Sept. 1911.
Missoula, Mont. Sept. 21-25.
Portland, Ore, Sept. 21-26.
Victoria, B. c.. Sept. 1890.
Anaconda, Mont, Sept. 1926.
Marshfield, Ore, Aug. 1929.
Pendleton, Ore, Sept. ascot. 3.
North Yakima, Wash, Sept. 2S,
Oct. 3.
Helena. Mont, Sept. ascot. 8.
New Westminster, B. c., Sept. 20.
Oct 3.
Spokane, Wash, Oct. 5-10.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct. 6-10.
Davenport, Wash, Oct. 8-11.
Lewiston, Idaho, Oct. 1917.
Walla Walla, Wash, Oct. 1917.
Baker City, Ore, Oct. 1917.
Boise, Idaho. Oct. 1924.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
500 Reward. 800

The readers OF this paper will be pleas.
ed to learn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
to cure In all Its stages, and that Is Ca
tarrh. Halls Catarh Cure Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken In
ternally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby de
stroying the foundation OF the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting nature
in doing Its work. The proprletors have
so much faith In its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials. Address:
+. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constlpa-
finn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
Clinic for Animals.

Utica, N. Y, Sept "A free clin-
ic for sick animals is feature Of the
annual convention Of the New York
State Veterinary Medical association,
in session here today. A discussion
Of rabies and tuberculosis in animals
is also an important part Of the pro-
gram.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills
are for weak back, backache, rheu-
matte pains, Inflammation Of the
bladder and all other annoyances due
to weak kidneys. They are sold by
Tallman e. Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
Head Size No Objection.

Further on in his report the pro-
fessor explains that my wheat stools
very sparingly and will not cover
ground like the little club or red
Russian and moreover that the
weight Of the heads is so great that
It causes the stems to droop heavily.
In fact the very size of the heads is
a most serious objection to the va
riety, as It can not stand erect and in
spite Of fairly stiff straw is sure to
lodge badly
Il might say that there is certainly
no danger Of the heads in Professor
Eliott's photograph OF specimen
heads lodging any straw on account
Of size and weight, but that would be
merely quibbling. However, / have
personally counted as many as 80
straws in stool and, having raised
the wheat now for three years, l have
never seen it lodge. But, In order
that the public may not be forced to
rely upon my unsupported word, Il
have the following affidavit from the
farmers who raised my this years
crop;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
Says Mill Was Inefficient.

'Tn the same issue of the Spokes.
man Review appears an article under
the heading Adams Wished No Mill
ing Test In It is recited the fact that
did not permit the Vanpelt & Sieg-
Ter flour mill, at Leland, Idaho, to
make a milling test of my wheat
when they cleaned my seed wheat
last fall. There were two reasons for
my refusal to permit them to make
the test First, l desired to put as
many acres into Alaska wheat as pos
sible and l had only S37 bushels. Sec
ond, the Vanpelt & Siegler mill is
noted for the poor quality of flour,
and I did not think it worth while to
let it make the test.
"The fact that this years yield
would be light has never been denied
by myself After having watched my
fields mature, am surprised to find
that they are yielding as well as they
are The above affidavits explain the
reasons for the light yield without
any necessity for further details.
professor Elliott makes the pre-
dlction that three years from now
Alaska wheat will be only a mem
ory' Perhaps-but then, the pro-
fessor may be mistaken. Respect
fully, ABRAHAM ADAMS,
"Juliaetta, Idaho"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02

Inc FARMERS are A. II, hoDeTts, ..
w. Bingham and Ralph Roberts,
Whereas. Certain conflicting stor-
les are being industriously circulated
concerning the Alaska wheat, we,
the undersigned farmers, do hereby
! certify that, in the year of 1908, we
raised the said Alaska wheat for Alb
raham Adams OF Juliaetta, and the
following statements are true to the
best of our knowledge:
81. We raised the said Alaska
wheat on land which had already
grown several crops and stood badly
in need of summer following.
"'2. The said Alaska wheat will
flourish in spite of drouth better than
any other wheat that we have seen.
"'S. We seeded one % bushel or
less to the acre. The seed was Civ
en- up very poorly cleaned and at least
40 per cent Of it cracked in which
condition we put it in the ground.
"4. The spring of the year 1908
was cold and wet, materially retard-
ing the growing fields, the Alaska
wheat among others.
"'5. The cutworms were bad, de-
stroying large portions of the grow
ing grain. The Alaska suffered heav-
lily,
"'6. In spite of statements to the
contrary, the said Alaska wheat
which we raised on our fields. stood
up without lodging or shelling out
under a windstorm so severe that the
boards were blown off.
"'7. In our judgment, under the
this years adverse conditions and on
the poorest of soil, we raised twice
as much of the Alaska wheat per acre
as we could have raised had we put
club wheat on the same ground.
"'S. The Alaska wheat does not
shatter in harvesting.
"'9 While other wheats are bad
ly affected, the Alaska wheat is free
from smut.
80. All statements to the con-
trary Notwithstanding, the fields of
Alaska wheat which we harvested this
year were not badly mixed with any
other varieties of wheat.
"'11. The Alaska wheat harvested
by us was characterized by large and
plump grains.
"'12. Whereas, it is said that there
is no demand for Alaska when among
the farmers of this community, we
intend to seed for ourselves as much
of the Alaska wheat as Mr.. Adams
will sell us
"1S. Whereas, certain press re-
ports would make it appear that the
Alaska wheat stools very sparingly.
We affirm that it will stool equal to
other varieties of wheat
"On top of this affidavit, here is
what another threshing machine man
has to say:
"I, w. A. Whitten. have finished
threshing 80 acres of the Alaska
wheat for Abraham Adams and, by
looking over the ground, I am con-
vinced that there was not to exceed
one-third of a proper stand of wheat,
and I threshed out sol sacks of
wheat
Says Mill Was Inefficient
'Tn the same issue of the Spokes-
man-Review appears an article under
the heading Adams Wished No Mill
ing Test In It is recited the fact that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-02
Statement by Thresher.

81 threshed some of your Alaska
wheat and also some red Russian
wheat in the adjoining field. Your
wheat yielded about three bushels to
one Of the red Russian. The red Rus
sian was a better stand than the
Alaska. Yours truly,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Enterprise Realty
s. Investment
Company
So West Second South
Ind. 1910; Bell 1874

s2.2O0--room brick cottage, bath, toilet
near in.
s2,2O0-0-room brick cottage lawn, hedge
corner lot facing south and east, near 9Th
East A bargain.
s3,O00-5-room brick, bath. closets, pan
try; well improved; lot 2l4x9 rods. on 9Th
South.
81. S00-Niee new 4-room cottage, beauti-
full interior finish large lot, half block
from two car lines southeast.
s3.000-New broom brick cottage, bath,
toilet, large pantry and closets. interior
finish Flemish oak, cellar, lot 54x165 to
alley. on 9Th South. A rare snap.
s3.1J0-5-room colonial bungalow, new,
bath, toilet, large pantry and closets, ce-
ment cellar. south 'front.' very pretty.
Westminster Heights.
81 9O0-5-room cream brick. electric light,
water. lawn. lot 212x7. faces south. A
dream for the price Waterloo
A,500-5-room modern bungalow, beam
ceilings, hardwood floor, mantel, cellar.
lot 212x7l2. Handsomest bungalow on the
north bench.
LOTS.
s150-Poplar Grove lots, elegant building
vice; $40 down, s. d month.
S225-25x1lO Bryan avenue; terms.
sS75-25x125 TO alley, near 9Th East and
10th South; easy terms.
s500-50x125, Richmond avenue; terms.
Elegant building sites on east bench.
Choice lots in all parts of north bench.
Come in and let us suit you in any part
of the city with lots or houses.
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IN7 TIEIRMOUN II AIN
REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
ROOMS S1-S2 EAGLE BLOCK

Two acres land, 1-room brick house,
and barn, only miles out. Good chicken
ranch 500 only
A new broom modern pressed brick,
only $3.50
A manufacturing plant on I'd West, on
large lot. Must be sold at a sacrifice to
pay Indebtedness. 1t is a bargain to the
one who gets it.
A new modern brick residence of
rooms on Capitol Hill, $3.50.
New 4-rOOm modern cottage, only 81, 200.
OUR BARGAIN FARMS.
l % acres. southwest, 81, 500.
ga acres, broom modern brick house,
good barn and orchard, miles southeast,
only So, $50.
Is acres with good water right, 6 miles
southeast, only $3.50.
acres good orchard land, southeast,
only Sl05O.
81 acres. southeast. all under cultiva-
ton, good water right and improvements,
only 50 200.
Fruit land in California, with water
right $50 per acre. We can exchange il
for property here.
We have other bargains in homes and
farms. We have good exchange property
and II you have a good lot we will loan
you money and build you home. Come
and get acquainted.
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FOR SALE
10 Il Cassidy & co.

L. Il. CASSIDY & co.
Owner leaving the city this week and
wants to sell before leaving-2-sCory red
press brick. 10 rooms, strictly modern;
splendid furnace, large reception hall, 3
mantes. billiard room on third floor;
splendid location. See US for terms ana
price.
Just completed, new broom light press
brick, large hal, complete plumbing; lot
rods front; price $500; terms.
North bench. new 2-story red press
sgrick strictly modern: furnace. cement
I'd basement; lot 2i=X7 rods to alley; price
only $500.
On 9TH ave, nearly new 7-room light
press brick. complete plumbing: lot Z15XI
rods TO alley; A.000.
New 5-room strictly modern cottage;
splendid location, fine view; 5000.
New broom modern red press brick cot
. tage, $1,000. can make terms to suit pur-
chaser.
f. lst So, 1I.-story press brick. s rooms.
strictly modern; interior finish yellow
pine: lot 2i.X10 rods: $3.50
One-story cemented bungalow, rooms,
complete plumbing, interior finish very
fine: price S. 400; terms.
One of the best snaps in the city-S
rooms, reception hall, front and back
stairs. strictly modern; large lot; only
$1,000.
Corner. north bench, 2lax7 rods to alley,
s1.200.
aiaxlO rods on 6th ave. $1,000.
Corner on Sth ave, 2I5X7 rods. 81 go.
4l5xl0 rods, fine location, close in, 81
I2l5x7 rods. near South Temple, $3.50.
J 4410 rods. near South Temple. $3.50.
+. f. Cassidy & co.
407 Atlas Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME?
If so, now is your golden opportunity"
Salt Lake City real estate is rapidly in
creasin8 in value, and should you be en-
tertaining the first notion Of investing.
NOW is YOUR CHANCE. We are build
ing houses in the most attractive style
and in all parts of the city, and will be
pleased to show them at all times.
Our time payment plan makes it easy to
secure home by paying proportionate-
" small amount down the rest ~ month
ly payments, of which more than two
thirds applies on the purchase price.
We place our money in every home we
build for the good security it affords and
we see that they are solidly built.
During the time YOU are paying for the
house, which usually extends over a few
years, you have the advantage of with
holding payment. should any defect arise
While nothing of the sort is anticipated,
in doing the large amount of building that
is done by this company. ii would be sur
prisinS should a defect never arise, al
though no expense is spared in order that
they be solidly constructed.
A house that is guaranteed by the Salt
Lake Security and Trust Co. needs no
better recommendation and our policy is
to treat investors with liberality.
We nave difficulty, much of the time,
in being able TO meet the demand for
these houses. and the reason for their
great popularity is that a company. such
as this, with large capital at its disposal
is able TO purchase building materials In
greater amounts, and consequently at a
lower rate than the singie-handed indi-
vidual, thereby our houses are placed or
the market at a lower figure than the
small investor could otherwise procure.
There is unsurpassed satisfaction in
moving into a new home-A HOME FOR
YOU-that has never been occupied and
no possible disease germs exist
Living in rented houses for while ap-
peals to some people. but sooner or lateI
they will surely realize that paying rent
is losing proposition. In the end there
/ is nothing TO show for the money spent
while by our plan you own the roof ovel
your head, free from debt and landlords
and have an Investment upon which you
can realize at all times.
Following are some of our good bar
gains:
$3.50
| Next to corner Pitts street and I'd South
between 18th and Sth West streets, 5-roon
brick cottage, modern plumbing, cellar
! lot 21aX5 rods.
| On corner North Temple and 5th Wes
! streets, three broom brick cottages. mod
/ ern plumbing, cellar: lot S6XS2Ia feet
$3.50
| On B street. between 10th and 18th ave
nues, Broom brick cottage, completely
modern; lot 21sx71s rods.
On street. between 9Th and 1eth ave
nues, 5-room brick cottage completed,
modern. cellar: lot 2lax7I5 rods
/ $3.50
| On street, between 10th and 18th ave
| nues. three broom brick cottages. com
! pletely modern, cellar: lot 21sx71s rods.
$500
/ On 10th avenue. between B and c streets
/ broom pebble and cement finished bunga
low, completely modern; lot 21sx71a rods
/ Intending purchasers and agents will bt
/ gladly shown these houses or any in pro
/ cess of construction by the Salt Lake
! SECURITY & TRUST Company.
! No. "a UPPER MAIN STREET
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FOR SALE
COSTS YOU NOTHING.
WILL SAVE YOU
MONEY
TO EXAMINE THE BEAU TIFUL MOD
ERN HOMES THAT WE ARE
OFFERING.
We have two handsome modern pressed
brick cottages about finished, on Sth Ave.
just east OF E street, facing south; .
large rooms, reception hall and bath
room, large oak mantel, all nickel plumb
ing. cemented basement, two porches.
They are beauties and it will pay you
to see them and get our prices.
JUST ONE LEFT.
Handsome S-room strictly modern
pressed brick residence, close in on 4th
Ave. only $500
HERE YOU ARE.
MONDAY MORNING WE BREAK
GROUND ON THE CORNER OF FIRST
AVENUE AND STREET FOR THREE
OF THE PRETTIEST BUNGALOWS IN
THE CITY. GET BUSY IF YOU WANT
A HOME ON THAT CHOICE CORNER.
A. MCCLELLAN s co.
63l5 West Second South.
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ON Tuesday. April IS. at 1890 a. M. No.
92s ". South Temple st. Take university
or Jordan bridge car to Sth West st. Fine
lot high-grade goods-parlor rugs. large
and small: fine lot oak and other rock
$rs, leather seat chairs, fine couch cost
$685. library table. cost $40; lace curtains,
fine oak sideboard. cost $500: china closet,
cost $50: fine lot OF china and glassware,
extension table. cost $50: chairs, cost s.
each; center tables. pictures, etc.
X. A. ANDREWS. Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
--~-----7-~---~-~-----~-~
FOR SALE
CAPITAL. REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
Both phones.
Il West Second South St. Bot

II West Second South st. Both phones
A great bargain, corner, 60x125 feet, east
front, on car line, southeast; two-story
house, six large rooms, halls, etc; barn,
shade and fruit trees; $1,000 cash, and
balance to suit. The house is worth the
money-land and other improvements are
gift.
$3.50 $3.50
Modern broom brick. east on Seventh
South; complete in all details; small cash
payment and $40 per month.
$500 $3.50
Corner on I'd South street, south and
east front; lot 55x130 feet: modern six
room house (frame); sidewalk and sewer
in; good car service; desirable in every
respect. $1,000 cash and balance long time,
800 at per cent
3713x19O feet to alley; 4-room frame; Wa
terloo car; artesian well; $500 cash. and
SIS per month This is a good buy for
party of small means.
S,sOo- s1.SO0-
A new four-room brick on Tenth East
street; $500 cash, S15 per month.
60 aoa e sON-
A seven-room modern brick: new in 'O7;
near Liberty park: $500 cash, $50 per
month.
$4,000 $1,000
Large lot and good brick house; on Sth
East; worth 1850 any day. CAN MAKE
TERMS ON PORTION of purchase
price.
VACANT LOTS.
S900-2I2x7 rods, Eighth avenue.
81, 100-4lax7 rods. corner Sixth avenue.
81, 00o-37lx125 feet, u street.
5000 feet, Bryan avenue.
5000 feet. Eleventh South.
S355-37l2 feet. Wilson avenue.
5000 feet, Eighth East street.
$500 feet Park avenue.
DROP IN AND TALK IT OVER.
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GODDARD
INVEST MIEM7 T 90.
81 EAST FIRST SOUTH

FOR SALE
LITTLE & LITTLE,
INVESTMENTS.
One of the best flats in the city, ten
apartments, close in. After paying every
expense the net income is $500 a year.
The price is only $4,000. This pays IL
per cent net. Don't have the trouble and
annoyance of building when Is per cent
investment is offered you.
We have a ten-house terrace. rooms
in each. The building could not be built
for $4,000 Present rents 5000 a year,
but can be increased 30 per cent We Of
fer this as a decided bargain at $4,000. !
blocks Z. of Main.
800 feet of business frontage, paying
per cent net, and only half the frontage
improved. Buildings worth $4,000. Our
price is only $4,000, and you can double
your money on it in the next five years.
Double brick, 6 rooms on a side, por-
celain bath, e. l., in each; west side.
$500. Very cheap.
And many others. See us for homes,
lots, etc.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
GEORGE Q. CANNON
ASSOCIATION
II Main Street Phones Q1n


GEORGE @. CANNON
ASSOCIATION
II Main Street Phones $40
Our architect has completed the plans
and work has commenced on the cottages
we advertised last Sunday. They are in
choice location, only three blocks from
the city and county building, and within
easy walking distance from the heart of
| the city. You'll have no street car fares
to pay. and nc long, annoying waits
for cars, If you bay one of these.
Five rooms, pressed brick, modern
plumbing, beautiful mantel, elegant side
board. cement walks, paved sidewalks
electric fixtures complete.
If YOU buy now you can superintend the
| construction and see how well and thor
oughIv we build homes. $3.50 down and
easy monthly payments will buy one of
these homes.
A SNAP
Owner needs money quickly and has told
us to sacrifice his home. We've been
asking S2.250 for it, but If sold immedi-
ately 81 $50 will buy it. Has rooms close
| in, modern plumbing. etc. You can't heat
this.
See us about easy terms on any of the
| following:
| 4-room modern near I'd w. and
9Th y. .......................... -.S-,zW
| 5-room modern brick. new. near Lib
erty park .......,.......'..'''.''.'' .s2,SoV
Groom modern brick~near 4th So.
and 9th L. .........-................. 500
Groom modern brick on So. 4th E.. 81. 800
| Groom, new, modern, beautiful man
tel, large lot, on So. Sth E.........s3,S 900
broom. new, modern brick. on Lin
coin Ave. near Sth So. street,. IS, $50
I
| broom modern, beautiful lawns,
! flowers. hedge. etc, on 18th Ave,
| facing south OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 600
s-room. strictly modern, close in on
street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..sf,0oc
| S-room home on beautiful Second
avenue: right up TO the minute IN
! every way .......,..............t.....S iDO
BUSINESS PROPERTY
| We offer 213xl0 rods on South Tenn
| pie street; is improved carries long
| lease and pays sll2.50 every month Sl5, 900
1 2S5s feet by 10 rods, on South Tenn
pie; is improved and pays good in
| terest on investment; 5000 cash.
| will handle this ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40, 600
| Splendid frontage on South Temple
! between West Temple and First
| West streets, per foot ..............s2 62 50
GEORGE Q. CANNON
! ASSOCIATION
/ II Main Street Phones $40.
FOR SALE
ASK Us ABOUT OAKLEY.
| You cannot do any better than to To-
| cate there. High level land, fertile soil,
| close in, wide streets, city water, good
1 car service; lots sold on easy payments,
| small payment down; we trust you for
| the balance. We have houses and lots
| Ia In, oil PfS nf
| HUBBARD INVEST ENT
COMPANY
IS West Second South.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HOMES
A,2So-6-room mod. brick. being built
south front, on I'd Ave. Terms.
S2,00o@-room mod. new brick near fair
grounds. I'd North Terms
81, 450-3-rm. mod. brick small lot. front
ing on West Sd So St. Terms if
81 ,000-5-rm. mod. brick. on E St, close in
S., 20O-5-rm. modern brick, ST, near 5th
avenue.
LOTS
fine ones, on 11th East and 4th So. St
40 #. frontage; only $3.50 each. Terms.
beautiful corner lot on ID St $3.50.
! 40Xll5-ft. lot on 18th Ave. 800.
! fine lot (40), near 9th Ave. $3.50.
! 140x30-ft. lot, West Sd So. $780,
ACRE TRACTS.
2 acres, fruit trees, good water right,
E. 18th So. only $3.50.
20 acres splendid land, good water right
only s275 per acre.
acres mo water). good land. A well
obtainable. close to East Mill Creek
school, 500 acre.
10 acres adjoining All Hallows college
grounds, city water, blocks from street
car line. $500 per acre.
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CROMER

52xl65 feet, with a good Groom house,
on Sth East, near % South, $500; 4Sl2X
1851, with a 1O-roOm strictly modern
pressed brick house, on Sth East. near
Brigham $1,000; 4915X16j with an S-rOom
modern house. on 9th East. near 1st South,
$1,000: 41I4X165, with S-room modern
pressed brick. on 9th East. near I'd South,
S, COO CTomer, IL East Cd South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26

Business block on Main street. $4,000
pays per cent net. Can sell Tor one
half cash.
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A FEW INVESTMENTS.
161zx20 rods on 6th East street; one OF
the best places for building purposes IN
the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26

Finest stone quarry in the state, the
quarry that furnished the stone for the
News annex; all machinery, spurs, ETC.
for operating; will sell at a great sac
rifice.
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List your property with us If you want
it sold.
No trouble to show property.
ANDERSON CUMMINGS CO..
81 South Main.
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PLEASURE RESORTS.
Fine building lots at Mountain Will sen
on easy terms to those who Will I'M
prove This resort is close in ana can
he reached on the r. r. Why not send
your wife and children away from the
heat of the city?