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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06
BRING IN EXHIBITS OF GRAIN

Every farmer knows what part of
his farm to go into to get good sam
pies of products for exhibition at the
local commercial club, and for send
ing to Seattle and to the Minnesota
State Fair. A little effort on the part
of every farmer in this county would
place material in the hands of the
committees appointed to receive and
place it, that would be Of great value
in advertising our resources. One
man or dozen men cannot go out
and explore the whole country and
all the fields to get these things, and
it is a great task for the committees
to take care of 1t after having it
brought to them. People who have
the products should respond promptly
and get the products delivered.
We have good land now being offer
ed at lower prices than at any other
part of the state with equal develop
ment about it, and the only reason
that it does not sell more readily is
that people wanting lands do not
know we are here with lands to sell.
When we let them know about it,
and cut the farms up into smaller
tracts and have more people and few
er weeds, we shall all be better of. n.
The Commercial Club wants sam
Piles for sending to Seattle and to
place on permanent exhibit in their
club rooms, and Campbell Bros.
whose Offices are over the post office,
are gathering products to send to the
Minnesota State Fair where they have
arranged to exhibit them in con-
spicuous place, and when we can get
such advertising as this absolutely
free, 1t should meet with a prompt re-
Spouse on our part.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06

addition to these improvements the
dormitories are being refurnished and
made more attractive. The charge
in the dormitories will however re-
main the same, $14 per month pro-
vides beautiful home for students
of the school with board and room in
electric lighted, steam heated rooms.
Work on the new railroad is pro-
crossing rapidly and it is confidently
expected that trains will be running
into Albion before the close of 1909.
This will make Albion one of the
most charming school and resident
towns in the Northwest.
1t Is the earnest desire of the au-
thorities of this State Normal school
to get into closer touch with the peo-
pie of Idaho. The school belongs to
them and they should make it theirs
in the fullest sense.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06

If others take the cue and attempt to
follow the ranch perspective" out.
lined in the following poem which
we stole from somewhere.
If you're weary of the scissors,
OF the ink pot and the glue,
Tired of the endless routine
Writing down what others do;
If you'd like to own an auto,
And shave corners, swift and grand
Swap your Office dreams for patents
On Idaho Carey Land.
There was Martin Otis Bisbee-
Sweat and grubbed from morn till
night
Wore the hair from off his Uranium
In a grim, heroic fight;
Giving courage to the Screamer
AS 1t dared the surf or gale.
Martin grew more thin and snaky,
Grew more sallow, bent and pale.
Then he went out to the ranges
To recuperate his health.
Purchased. claims and plowed up
greasewood. .--..
With a slice of borrowed wealth,
Now they're talking him for congress
See his gas car NOW the sand;
Harvard High Brow oils the Screamer
Henry turns the, tricks on land
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THE CITY BUSINESS
CONTINUED from Page ~

thirteen feet from the real property
line, and have the street forty feet
between curbs.
An order was made that street
crossing In the residence district be
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06
RECEIVE MORE THAN WE GIVE

HECElVE MOfCE THAN WE GlvE
Blackfoot as community Is tt
have some guests next week whose
presence will do good in proportion
to the attitude which the people Of
the community take in relation tc
them.
We are not the most spiritual ldt
of folks in the world; indeed one Of
the intelligent members of congre.
cation, on hearing discourse on the
cultivation Of the spiritual side OF
our natures said 1t was new
thought to her, and she could not
comprehend 1t at all.
We think we could pick out doz-
en- good business men here who have
drilled so long in the material things,
in the practical, tangible things OF
earth, that they are spiritually de-
formed-could almost be classed
among the deaf and dumb SO far as
the spiritual conceptions are concern
cd.
A we'll rounded character is better
for this worlds success and enjoy
ment, and II that is better in the
world to come, then 1t is SO much the
better.
The way to have friends is to be
one. The way to be truthful is to
think and say the truth. The way to
be musical is to delve into music and
get attuned with It. The way to Gull
tivate the spiritual side Of ones ma
ture is to study spiritual things, to
be open to conviction when the rea-
sonableness and the evidence Of
things spiritual come to mind; to be
perfectly free to accept what is
known to be true, and free to inves-
tigate the unknown. s
To the average citizen here, there
is q great deal in the spiritual realm
that he may class with the unknown.
He or she may be wise In the law or
in merchandise or4in lodge matters,
and yst be a.spiAitual deformity. and,
during the coming Methodist Confer
ence there will be opportunity to take
these people into our homes and give
them something of our practical
work-a-day lore while we receive
something Of the wealth of their tai
emit gained in other lines that we have
neglected.
There is no money to be made on
q party of preachers. Commercially it
is useless to invite their conventions
to town. Some of them you might
buy, but not many. and even these
would Immediately become white ele-
plants on your hands, for they do not
sell well.
Drop your commercialism when the
preachers come and be a good mixer,
and also be pious for the sake Of
piety. Be as pious as you feel like,
and If you feel more pious than usual
cultivate the feeling. Do that al
ways, for that is what we have been
talking about-cultivating the spirit
ual side of the character or nature.
The divines will be here from We'd
nesday until Sunday night, and If we
do not act well our part, we lose the
benefits that such meetings afford. We
have enlarged the Jason Lee church
and made 1t famous through the Dia-
mond Jubilee; you have assited in all
this, and now come the men who are
taking up the work where Lee laid it
down, and we can get more out of
this visit of theirs than they can get
from us, but we must be up and act
ing.
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EXCURSION TO CANADA
August 4th

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low rates
to Cardston, Lethbridge, Magrath,
Raymond, Spring Coulee and Stirling.
Tickets good for return to September
18th. Ask any o. S. L. agent for
rates and information regarding train
schedules, etc. AZ
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06

California Excursions ,
Via Oregon Short Line. Daily tickets
one way via Portland. Frequent dates
for other routes. See o. s, L. agents
for further particulars. - =
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NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON-
GRESS
Spokane, WASH, Aug. Ola

Round trip from Blackfoot, 1905.
Tickets on sale August 5, and q;
return limit September 3rd See any
o. S. l.. agent for further particulars.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1909-08-06
NATIONAL IRRIGATION CON
GRESS
Spokane, WASH, Aug. Ola.

Round trip from Blackfoot, 1905.
Tickets on sale August s, 6 and y;
return limit September 3rd. See any
o. Sal. agent for further particulars.
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Total $857.S5
The board adjourned at 1890 to
meet at 8 a.. m. Wednesday. at which
time they inspected the various lots
in the following list:
STANFORD & Co., lots north
of the Rest Rooms on Tay-
lor street .......... 100000
The Armory ........... 100000
Idaho Lumber Co., lots. 100000
D. H. Biethan, for P. M.
Johnson 50x75 feet IN
blocks west of Turf Exc. $500
Brown-Eldredge, 3 lots
block west of the CONNER
cial hotel ........... 100000
Montgomery, lots south of
Brown Eldredge lots -. 10000
E. M. Kennedy, lots by
VI Armory :. 100000
Bond Bros, lots opposite
Laundry 100000
J. H. Patton, 4 lots north of
the Armory ............ 10000
The choice lay between the Mont
gomery lots, the Armory and the
Bond lots, and they took another day
to consider them.
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made four feet wide and six inches
thick.
Those in the business district to
be five feet wide and eight inches
thick.
The following bills were allowed:
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G. A. r.. CONVENTION o.

Excursions via Oregon Short Line
August tn, to 18th, inclusive. Re-
turn limit, August23rd. Ask agents
for rates and further particulars.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-13

We have hundreds of lots on west side
Of city. between r. G. w. railroad and
tho river. and from 3rd 70 Eth South at
prices ranging from 500 up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-13
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
THE ONWARD MARCH


OF PROSPERITY.
Are you In the procession, or simply re-
manning at standstlll watching 1t move
along?
How many persons who read this are
taking advantage OF present opportuni-
ties?
AZ no time in the past have conditions
peen more favorable for acquiring
competency through investments in real
estate than they are now.
Next season. unless oil signs fall, is
going to see great advance all along
the line In Salt Lake realty values. Buy
lot or a home or piece ef business
property now, and you can undoubtedly
sell at profit, II you desire, within
very few months.
Here are some good buys
On 3rd West. nearly ixlO rods OF ground
with a five-room house, for $3500. Re-
member. this Is going to be trackage
property and worth not less than 500 per
front foot In short time.
s96OO for S1Xl0 rods OF ground on 1th
West near lth South, an elegant ware
house site. There are three good houses
on this property which win rent. so that
YOU can clear per cent on tire money You
now invest. Property In the same neigh
borhood sells for double. Don't miss it.
several a. No. pieces vacant or i'm
proved, at lower prceS than anything
else on that street
\ big piece of property on state st.
near 9Th South. S2hXl65 feet at 500 per
front foot. i believe II VIII bring $3.50
per front foot within ninety days.
Also on State st. ilixlS2 feet. at 5000
per front foot. near 9Th South. One of the
choice buys on that street
IN HOUSES. OFFER THE FOLLOW
ING ABSOLUTE BARGAINS:
The corner Of 9Th ave. and J st. n
seven-room.. mod. two story residence
with furnace; $500. Terms can be ar
| ranged.
3ii X street. a splendid nve-room brick
| cottage. modern and in first-class condi-
ton. well built $3.50; on very reasonable
terms.
In Poplar Grove. a seven-room iresi-
dence with 15NlG0 feet. harm and chicken
houses. Was advertised by me last week
for $1,000. II taken this week. can deliver
| Il for $500 cash. X Is worth $500.
No. 81 S street. nine-room modern
residence on a corner facing north and
cast. large lot. with splendid barn; house
! is thoroughly modern: furnace: connect
| cd with sewer; all paving, side walk and
sewer taxes paid in full. and the price
only $500. This is as good home as
any So 900 house in that part OF the city,
! Have four modern brick cottages ON
! Fourth East near llth South rented for
! $52 per month. which | can sell for $1,000.
This is a clean and good rental Invest
mcnt.
MY istings arc tho largest In the city.
| They are not solicited but voluntarily
listed with me for sale by the owners.
ter buy ont OF my Office than any other
| in the city.
II YOU are not insured. do so at once.
and let me write you a policy on your
home or furniture in two OF the best fire
insurance companies represented In this
! city.
\. RICHTER,
! 10 West Ist South. Phones GIL.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


ARE YoU LOOKING FOR A IiOME2
S15O0-A new 3-room house, with n good
deep lot. This is great bargain
and can be had on the best terms
you can imagine.
SlS00-A 6-room modern cottage: lot 3I1x
liO fece TO alley. This IL just the
place for railroad man, as II Is
located. I'm the northwest purt oil
town. See us for terms.
S2oO0-A new jroom modern cottage: lot
side Iieifr ferns r9Ss g SO cash an and balance
$50 per month
$1,000 large d-room modern cottage in
the southeast. Cement basement
and walks nl around house,
Chicken house. etc. Terms. SoOo
cash. balance S35 per month.
SS25O-A o-room modern pressed brick
cottage on the north bench. This
Is "A good buy. See us for terms:
S3i00-A new 5-Toom modern house. with
stairway set TO finish rooms up
stairs; lot 3Ihx157 feet to alley.
You can have good terms on this
place,
white pressed brick cottage. close
In on 4th East Cement basement.
cement walks and everything to
make II beautiful home Terms.
$500 cash and balance $50 per
month.
Si75O-A new Groom modern pressed
brick. Fireplace. furnace. sewer
connected. y beautiful home. with
2lNl0 rods with right of way
Terms. $50 cash. balance monthly
payments.
SJ000-A fine S-room modern brick bunga-
low on the north bench. Furnace,
cement basement and walks; lot
2EX7 rods. This is ono OF the best
buys in the city. Sec US at once
for terms.
$6000-A beautiful S-room modern pressed
brick house near the university
Hardwood floors, 3 nreplaces, &C.
ment basement This Is a fine
home. See us for terms.
These arc Just few OF our many bar
gains i'm homes. so before buying call on
us and lct ms show some Of them.
Wc Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 w. 2nd South street
Both Phones 2I4.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
2iO-2lt Boston building.
S315-A beautiful pair OF lots on Logan
ave, near 9th E and llth South
worth $500. Title perfect.
$l25 per foot, Main street corner, paving
and sewer and sidewalk paid.
slS5 per foot 1i5xli1 and alleeyway on
Main street near Sth South sewer,
sidewalk and paving paid.
$500 per foot. bet. 4th and 9Th South on
State st.
$500 per foot, S2sx165; Main st. near 4th
South.
$500 so@,b DST foot corner o" 1st West and srd
$1,000 per acre, 90 acres. 10th South; east
bench.
$3.50 per acre. near 10th South and 18th
. East. Terms, is acres; u fine buy;
will guarantee 10 make $4,000 for
purchaser if plated
5000 per foot large corner on State ST.
near county bldg; want on offer on
this.
SIS, ,OO0-Beautiful red sandstone home
IL rooms, laundry. Fine corner. near
Brigham st. and e.
SSJOo--7x7 corner on 5th East; sewer and
sidewalk paving paid
S9IO0-12ON106 to alley: sewer and side
walk paid: Sth South 9th East; a
bargain to build on.
s95O-2lx7 and alley on Il ST. East front.
SJ5OO-Beauuful white pressed brick
home. thoroughly modern; on G. st,
S2ooo-loNlo corner on north bench.
si75O-BeauufuI home; rooms; on 3rd
ave; furnace. gas. etc.
Si5O0-ElcEaut Groom bungalow: furnace
etc; finished mission; faces south
on north bench
$25O0--3x1O and Groom rustic: East eth
South. $3.50 cash. SO nr mo-, In
Guiding interest.
6oNll5 II. and alley; faces south bet 3rd
and 4th East. Cheap To right party.
Don't overlook University Heights: III
lots sold in two weeks; they won't last
long: all sold TO home people. 1925 each,
so cash, So per month
MEEES & MCCARTNEY.
el0-2I Boston bldg.
Both phones.
Class
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HOMES on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
S35oo-No. l2l Tenth avenue Fivc-room
pressed brick bungalow, modern
plumbing. gas electric lights,
fitted FOR furnace.
$G75C-No. 515 T street Fiye-room bun
galow, near the car Iiue. Large
front porch, large bathroom. two
clothes closets, gas and electric
lights.
$loOO-No: 4oS Tenth avenue. Fivc-room
bungalow. Interior mission finish.
full basement and attic, fitted for
furnace.
$l5OO-No. fai Tenth avenue Six-room
bungalow. library living room.
dining room. two bedrooms three
clothes closets and cabinet kitchen.
Sl750-No. $50 Ninth avenue. Six-room
pressed brick. stone foundation
bungalow mission inish. large
front ~Vcranda. modern plumbing
and furnace.
35ooO-No. 1882 East. Second South street
Sovcn-room pressed brick. stone
foundation dwelling; rceeption hall
ing, basement and furnace.
$575O-No. 7So Seventh avenue. Seven
So l,one foundation dwciing rccSP SE,SS
tion hail. large front veranda
screened back porch, modern
plumbing and furnace.
sG000-No 9e7 First avenue. Eieht-room
pressed brick dwelling; modem
plumbing and furnace.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
90 Up Main ST Phopes-Beu EN- 90.
Ind. li2.
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If YOU HAVE a BARGAIN. SEE US
II YoU ARE LOOKING FOR a BAR
GAIN, SEE Us.
S550O-7-room. strictly modern, rcd
pressed brick, 909 First ave- lot =
by 10 rods \ beautiful home;
owner in California and wants 10
sell at once.
$2sQ0-5-room brick very near in: north
cast. lot - by rods. cash. The
ground is worth the money. Let
us show It 10 you.
SsOOo-7ol by 50 fcct with - foot right of
way, and large adobe house At 6i5
South Third East Sec the loca-
tlon and YOU viii agree II Is cheap.
500. .0OO-lo by 10 rods on the corner Of
South Temple and Thirteenth
East, easy terms. Examine this.
SIG .oOo-lG5 by 10 feet on the corner ol
North Main and Currant streets
overlooking the city This Is
very choice locations good terms
can be had.
$3.50 acres dry land ] mile south
Of Garfield Junction. This lies right
in the DRY Land section and Is
a bargain.
S 95O-S-room frame house; lot 80 by l25
feet TO 10 foot alley, on North
DANLEY & JOHNSON,
80 West 2Td So
Both Phones 1925.
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MAGN1EICENr VIEW

Southeast corner 10Th East and 2nd
South. choicest residential lot on east
bench: view can never be cut Off. Price
5000, paving and all Improvements paid.
Easy terms.
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REAL BARGAINS


$500
BUYS a 5-room modern white brick house
on Windsor avenue. n nice mantcl. large
lot II you are intending to buy. you
will save money by communicating with
us at once.
South on West Temple we have a house
and lot 57x165 feet for $4,000. II sold at
once.
$1,000
BUYS a 4-room modern brick house on
Belmont. with fun basement. stairway
in, so can build more rooms at small adj
ditional cost. This is bargain at S2700
We also have a number Of choice lots at
bargain prices.
NEWTON BROTHERS COMPANY.
Contractors and Builders,
Real Estate.
Bell 907. Ind llG0. IL South Main.
cIi32
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Lot 50Ni40 feet 10 an alley, on
18TH East between Jrd and 4th
South west front.
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ACREAGE
BARGAINS.
20 ACRES
East on llth So. ST. This is all In
square chunk, suitable for plating; $3.50
per acre.
&c acres
East of 18th SO. ST. This is all in n
square chunk, suitable Tor plating; $3.50
per acre,
10 acres
Beautiful level land East 10th SO, St, with
water right; only 5000 per acre.
acres
Fine land on l7th East St city water.
shade trees. etc. \ great bargain at $500.
Many other tracts on east bench
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 East lst South ST. cl4O7
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WALKER BROTHERS.
.IIrAENI SPECIALISTS -

WNIlNEN EEOIlEUS.
FARM SPECIALISTS"
26l MAIN STREET (SECOND FDOOR).
Bell 1901: Ind. l246.
y acres. cor. 2lst South and State :;
t2O RODS Of valuable frontage, street car
track now within a mile OF the place;
service IN 1910. a pretty. level tract. the
best sandy loan. best water right; house
OF rooms. buildings. fences and every
thing good. II you will do II now
wagons poultry. hay and potato crop
will be given with tho place.
CITY PROPERTY.
S1650-SgO0 down. and small morShly
payments Will put You in possession Of a
new 4-room modern pressed brick cot
tago. blocks from the postoffIgc, and
cement walks.
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rEss OPPORTUNITIES AND
BOOMING HOUSES

HAVE BEEN BUSY A'HIs
WEEK: YET WE SECURED
\ oPTION on SOME CHOICE
~ES. HERE ARE a FEW BAR
-s THAT WILL NOT BE LONG
FILE MARKET. COME IN AND
'THE PARTICULARS.
'5luys q IS-room European
hoieI. Main ST.. strictly mod
ern and up TO date In every
way: five-year lease. Absolute
lvSihe best value for the money
in the city. Will make good
terms to the right people.
puts YOU III possession OF n
fcn-room rooming house, hfe-
wear lease, Main st. loc. and
Excellent furniture. Rent $500
n room. heat included,
Down and bal. like rent on
eS- room hotel. choice location,
modern. low rent, and a money
maker.
, HAVE MANY OTHERS BE
s TIE ABOVE. SEE Us
+.
KELLY & MONTROSE.
All ESTATE. STOCKS AND
BONDS,
s20 MCCORMICK BLK.
,ANK CURRAN. Mgr. u. O.
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You don't need n large bank
account TO make money ON real
estate.
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SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
rou want a frst-class. up -to-the-
E,ropean hotel. Main st. loc.. >
lease. elegantly furnished with
stvle solid fumed oak, contains
rs and ii baths. public showers.
clothes closets. best carpets TO be
o,ie specially by the Hartford Car
"a Each room has hot and cold
and Is large. light and airy. and
stance phone. October was quiet.
: owners cleared SAL. We con-
MS the best buy ever offered In
no. thorough and rigid invcS-
4 Is invited by any intending pur-
$1,000 In cash will handle 1t. See
particulars.
sE[36 modern rooms. central loc..
,6lc rent and long lease. You may
strictly modern.
a rooms. extra fine: rent $50.
4 rooms. close in.
-55-room hotel: heat free. Terms.
eant stores iu Holmes Knox build
lease.
RICHTER. REAL ESTATE.
Established 1898.
RRATTATN. Mgr. Y. y. Dept.
10 West First South st. c5%5
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

You do not need a large bank
account 20 make money on real
estate
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Lot 5Ni0 rods on + street and
10th avenue; money maker.
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SOME FINE BARGAINS

SOME FINE BARGAINS
r.. RESIDENCE LOTS.
S91O-A lot IlNi2O feet 10 alley. Near
Sth South and &rd East.
$ll0O-A lot 50Nlio feet 10 alley. Near
Bird South and 18th East.
S1500-Lot aN7 rods, facing south on 5th
avenue,
S20OO-Iot 4Oxl05 feet Faces north on
East End South. A good buy.
$li0O--A hue lot i5Nll0 feet to alley. on
9th East.
Sl550-A large lot, 66NliO feet to alley.
near Sth South and West Tenn
pie
S265O-A fine lot. 3xlo rods. west front
on nth East, between South Tenn
plc and lSt South.
$3O0O-Lot 5NlO rods. facing cast. on 18TH
East
$35OO-A nne corner on 3rd South, 5OxliO
feet 10 alley.
$4,000 fine corner lot on East 2nd
South. 55N1i0 feet 70 alley.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 w. 2nd South Street.
Both Phones 2ii.
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Also the beautiful corner, 9th So. and
11th East, where the car line turns. Low
price VIII be given.
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Slo1,5i !

Sl215.
Vacant lot on Ith avenue. close
in size i0X115 feet to an alley;
south front; adjoining lot sold for
$500.
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Vacant lot on 9Th avenue. close
in. size i0NIl5 feet TO an alley:
south front, adjoining lot sold Tor
$500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WE OFFER YOU TO-DAY. SUBJECT
TO BEING UNSOLD:
III FT. SOUTH MAIN. $500 PER FOOT
i9i TT. SOUTH MAIN. $3.50 PER FOOT
S2l FT. SOUTH MAIN. $500 PER FOOT
70 FIT. STATE ST.. $3.50 PER FOOT
&C FT. STATE ST...... 5000 PER FOOT
IG5 TT. STATE ST.. .Sl55 PER FOOT
go FT. STATE ST.......SI2 PER FOOT
6s FT. w. 4TH SOUTH. $3.50 PER FOOT
IS FT. WEST 2ND SOUTH. 49,. S35. 900
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
&C w. BIRD SOUTH.