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The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
FIRST KOMESTEADER
dead AT BEATRICE.
Daniel Freeman Passes Away
at Age Of Eighty-twO.

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. 31-Daniel
Freeman, the first man in the United
States to file upon and prove up a
homestead, is dead at his home in this
city, aged eighty-two. Nebraska has
never had more unique character
than Freeman, and although he has
never held office, he has made his per-
sonality felt in every part of the state.
He believed the bible was intended
for people who believed in it, and that
others should not have it forced upon
them. This led him to bring suit to
force the bible out Of the public
schools. The case went through the
various branches of the state court
and Freeman was finally successful in
the supreme tribunal of the state.
Freeman was a soldier in the civil
war; and it was during that period that
he filed on the first homestead His
filing was made at one minute past
midnight on the LIST day of January,
1868. He was at Brownsville on a Sc
crst mission and it was at that point
that the first land entries were made.
Freeman still retains the patent pa
pers issued to him forty-six years ago.
They show that it is patent No. l, en-
try No l, proof of residence No. /, en-.
tered in volume l page l, of the Unit
ed States land ONCE, and 10 signed by
President Grant. Freeman still own.
ed the land at tho time Of his death.
He is survived by o widow and sew
eral children
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01

cantana, Sicily, Dec. 31.-The
greatest need of Messna and Reggie
is doctors, nurses and medicine. The
danger of an epidemic of disease is
becoming alarming. The streets are
full of bodies and the rescuers can
make little Roadway burying and
burning them. Others are being taken
from the ruins as fast as removed.
The rescuers are staggering from the
work and are sick from the stencil of
bodies.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Insane Son geheads His Mother.

New York, Dec. While in fit
of insanity, Arthur Trotter killed his
aged mother, Mrs. Ann Trotter, by be-
heading her with an axe and a ltni -,
in her apartments in West Nineteenth
street. To the police Trotter declared
that the end of the world was coming
and that he had been diYinely inspired
to commit the crime. He was lodged
in a ward at Bellevue.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
HURLED OUT OF
AN AUTOMOBILE.
H. |. MCGinitie and Dave Fetch
er Victims.
DROP IN MUDDY SLOUGH.
Two Neigh Men Were Thrown from a
5alky Machine When the Car Stop
ped on a Hill and Rolled Backwards
Down the Incline.

PED on FllI ana Holled BACKWARDS
Down the Incline.
Neigh, Nebo Dec. 3l.-Special to
The News; What might have been a
serious accident happened to II. L..
McGinitie and Dave Fletcher of this
place Tuesday afternoon about four
O'Clock.
Mr.. McGinitie was called on bust
ness and secured Mr.. Fletcher and his
automobile to make the trip When
about twelve miles southwest of Ne
ligh and near the home of Gus Ander-
son they were ascending a steep hill,
when near the top the machine refused
to proceed, and started backwards, and
at such a rate that the occupants were
unable to jump and were thrown out
and into a slough Both were covered
with mud and water-sOaked. The
auto, however, did not turn over.
Mr.. McGinitie sustained quite a
shock and severe injury to his back.
He was brought to Neigh yesterday
morning by E. c. Taylor, who took him
to his home near the accident and
where he spent the night. Mr.. Fletch.
er did not receive more than a good
shaking up. He telephoned home that
| he was starting with the machine
Wednesday. At late hour last night
he had not made his appearance, and
it was currently reported that the auto
is making trouble.
Mr.. McGinitie this morning is rest
ing nicely, and says he fears no ser
ious results from his experience
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
SECOND SERIES OF SHOCKS.

Rome, Dec. 31.-The extent of the
second series of shocks, reported yes
terday, has not been announced. The
increase in the estimated death list
gives rise to the belief that the shocks
may have done great damage.
In Messna It is known that the walls
and ruins fell, but it is believed that
the only additional deaths are those
of persons who were pinned under the
ruins.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01

Rome Dec. 31,-The immensely Of
the disaster in southern Italy and Sic
lily can only be measured by thu tact
that ii is now estimated that 10000
people persisted in Messina and Reggio
alone, a score OF other towns have
been devastated and thousand OF vic
Tins in these places must be added to
tie roll. In the face OF these awful
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Finch Found Guilty of Murder

Portland Ore, Dec, 31.-The jury
in the case OF James A. Finch, charged
with the murder Of Ralph B. Fisher,
prosecutor of the State Bar associa.
lions. returned a verdict of murder in
the first degree.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Ainsworth Democrat Sold.

Ainsworth, Neb., Dec. 3l.-Special
to The News: The Ainsworth Demo
crat was sold Wednesday by the f..
f. Humphrey family to Clarence c..
Jones of the Lead City Is. d. Regis
ter. Possession will begin next week.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
TeIephone olrI Has close Cau.

Geneva, Neb,, Dec, 31.-Miss Addie
Allison, a telephone employee, had a
narrow escape from death when she
srasped the telephone receiver and
an electric light globe in either hand
at the same moment. She was
knocked senseless by the contact and
but for the timely assistance of her
employer she would have been slec.
tTocutsd.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
HEAVYWEIGHTS TO MIX. :,
Hart and Schreck Get Togst her |,
Lexington, KY, Tonight.

Lexington, KY, Dec. 31.-Tt 4
Marvin Hart OF Louisville and 3
Schreck of Cincinnati, heavywe
will get together in a twenty n
fight in the opera house here.
Although Hart calls himself fC G
heavyweight champion of the "
declaring that Jeffries gave the
to him when the big California;
tired from the ring, he is no ID
taken seriously by sports. This y ~
in part to his defeats at the hanH o
Tommy Burns and others. Schreck i
also not a bright star in the pugtlisti
skies, but the two men are prett
evenly matched, and a good s.iap i
expected.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
coRPsEs PACKED TOGETHER.

Rome, Dec. 31.-Southern Italy and
the north coast of Sicily are today a
huge hospital.
Before night it is expected that Co.
900 survivors will be landed at Naples.
The railway station at Messina,
where many gathered in the hope of
escaping by train, was uncovered to-
day, revealing scores of corpses
packed together.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Road Promoters Angry.

Des Moines, Dec. Sl.-WGr has been
declared upon the executive council
of Iowa by the cities of Waterloo,
Grinnell. Charlton, Pella and a dozen
others because the council turned
down" the proposition OF the Water
loo, Pella and Southwestern railroad
to issue bonds to build short limo
steam road connecting these towns.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Hearlna on FreIaht cIassItleatlen.

Lincoln, Doc. Sl.-Jan. 10 is the
date set for the hearing of protests
against the putting into effect of the
western classification Of freight rates,
No. 40, by the state railway commits
sion. The hearing on this matter has
been several times postponed for one
reason and another, but it is finally
scheduled for the 18th without any
further notice.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
insurance Men Want Chanqe.

Dies MOines, Dec. 3l.-"Iowa insur-
ance compan.e s," says dispatch from
Des MOines to Chicago paper, ARE
preparing to ask a modification of the
Blanchard law, prohibiting insurance
combinations. The claim is made that
fire insurance rates have declined
S7O5 per $1,000 during the last SIX
years"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
GOVERNMENT TO HELP.

Rome, Dec. 31.-ParIiament will as
sembIe as soon as the king returns
from the scene of disaster, to adopt
measures of relief by a special tax
An increase in railroad rates is con-
templated. Sufferers from the quake
will be exempt from railroad rates.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
THE CONDITION OF The WEATHER
""'"s' AZURE for Iwonty-tout -sS"a
sorecast for Nebraska
uuditiuL 81 the Neathe a. recuru
30 Ia he twenty -tou, rnurs .udius

Chicago, Dec 3l-Thc bulletin is.
sued OS The Chicag, station II the
United States weather bureau gives
he forecast tor Nebraska ~ follows
Snow tonight or Friday with rising
LCmpCrAtnrN
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
SEASIDE VILLAGES GONE.

Naples, Dec. 31.-seamen arriving
from the strait of Messina report that
all seaside villages are gone. Appar-
emily they were engulfed.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Retires After IS Years.

Emerson, Neb., Dec. SIS. E. Cobb
has sold the Enterprise, published at
this place, to l.. c. McEutOffer. The
former has been in the newspaper
business here for the past fifteen
years.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Northern Pacific Tied Up.

Grand Forks, n, =, Dec. 3l.-The
Northern Pacific road between st.
Paul and Winnipeg is badly tied up
as the result of a severe snowstorm.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Eather,s Error KILL His Child.

Aurora, Neb,, Dec. 21.-The little
child, two years Of age. of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. o. Blair OF Aurora died as the
result of swallowing q dose of poison
administered to 1t by its father under
the impression thai It was medicine.
The child had been ailinE for a day or
two with bowel trouble. The father
thought to give 1t a dose OF medicine,
suitable TO this complaint, but instead
gave 1t a spoonful OF carbolic acid.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
AMERICA BUSHES SUPPLIES

New York, Dec. 31.-Commander
Huse Of the navy supply ship Celtic"
has been ordered to the earthquake
scene. He has 5000 tons Of fresh
meat, clothing and medicine.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Newspaper Moved to RosaIie.

Resale, Neb., Dec. 31,-James
Brink has moved his newspaper plant
from Concord to this place and eX-
pect to issue his paper here next
week
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
BUSCH GIVES $4,000.

ST. Louis, Dec. 31.-Adolphus
Busch, president Of the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing association, today gave
$4,000 to earthquake sufferers.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
Actor Reineau Drops Dead.

Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 3l.-Frank @
Reineau, stage director for James K
Hackett, and well known German
actor, dropped dead in front of the
Grand opera house here. Death was
due to aD..liryy.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
CHICAGO ITALIANS RAISE $4,000.

Chicago, Dec. 31.-Itallan residents
of Chicago have thus far collected
$4,000 which was sent to Italy at noon
today.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
BLIZZARD IN NORTH.
Snow and Wind in St. Paul and the
Dakotas.

St Paul, Dec. 3l.-A blizzard
reached here today.
The wind is blowing forty miles an
hour.
Reports have been received of de-
lays i'm traffic in the Dakotas
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-01-01
BABE CHOKES ON
HOLIDAY CANDY.
Little Fellow StumbIeS and
StTangI0S.
DEATH SHORTLY FOLLOWED.
Little Fifteen.Months-oId Arthur Re!
at Wayne, Filled With Holiday GIee
Was Dancing JoyfuIIy When Lf,
Was Taken.

Wayne, Neb., Dec. 31.-Special to
The News: Dancing in childish glee
with holiday spirit, little fifteen
months-old Arthur Rey, son of MIR.
and Mrs, Jacob Rey, stumbled and
choked on a bulky piece of Christ
mas candy, dying some hours later de
spite untiring efforts of the frantic
parents and physician.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
80. N. HWHnphries
Is w. I'd So, St,

FOR SALE
Three lOxlO lots on the North bench at
~. near 9th So. and 10th z. $500.
Groom modern frame and 4-room frame
i'm rear. fine lawn, trees and vines; near
State and 10th So; $500
3le acres. good 4-rOom house near LIN
So. and 22nd East, $500.
Almost new double pressed brick; mod
ern. connected with sewer, an special
taxes paid. rent $40 mo. and only blocks
from business center. 5000
Terrace Of houses renting for SO per
mo-: 10 rods frontage near r q. W.
depot; 5000.
tons. hot water heat near iztn East ana
LIST So; $500.
Beautiful Groom mod. bungalow, near
Federal Heights. hot water heat; oak
floors in. rooms and hall, 5000.
rot on 5th So. between Main and state,
at $40 per foot; with special features.
Groom mod pr. brick near Bird and q;
il has furnace. hardwood floors, etc. (;
81 600 cash, $500.
house with a 3XS lot and right-of-way;
the lot alone is worth the money, 5000.
Large corner on W 3rd So, at $3.50 per
Beautiful Brigham st. home, almost
new. oak finish and hardwood floors;
9-room mod pr brick on md e. bet
LIST and 2nd So; # has furnace, laundry,
ETC.: $500.
An apartment house. close in, paying
Sgl5 per mo-; s26,591-
We have the test buys IN close IN Dusl-
LITTLE & LITTLE,
No I West Second South.
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FOR SALE
A. H. BIRRELL COMPANY
The Boys Who Do Things
JUST SNAPS-THAT'S ALI.

FOR SALE
A. H BIRRELL COMPANY
The Boys Who Do Things
81, $50
This is the same elegant home we adj
vertised last week for $500 and il was
worth every cent. The owner just came
in and told us to reduce the price so it
would sure be sold at once. We cut off
$3.50. It's new and modern. rooms. light
pressed brick. large cement basement.
laundry tubs, several closets and numer-
Gus other home cOnveniences. It's very
close in and has south front.
$3.50
one Of the incest 5-room modern light
pressed brick cottages on the n E.
bench. Can easily finish two or three
rooms upstairs. Cement steps, walks,
nice lawn, etc. Very large basement and
piped for furnace: 8, 600 cash, balance S25
S.. go ILL., -'''' ''''''S III 81 e''
A beautiful new and modern 5-room red
pressed brick bungalow. close in, S. r.
Will sell this for a few hundred dollars
down. balance like rent giving you the
privilege of paying as much as you like
at any time.
5000
This is another beautiful little home.
well built. and has many conveniences.
such as gas, electric lights bath. toilet.
etc Also beautiful chandeliers It's verV
close to the business center and you
NOulU 20 tDilt ~ tuttCiis 10 car fdTe. HgW
or night. VIII take 500 cash. balance
SIS or more a month. The house will
rent for $50. Don't be foolish enough to
pay rent when you can buy a home on
these terms.
s. 500
A beautiful little 4-room modern home
close in Nice lawn. shade and fruit
trees. Unusually deep lot Small cash
payment; balance to suit
VACANT
This week we have few CpTTeT A
BARGAINS in vacant property. both for
building and to hold for big advance
One is a beautiful corner, extra large
front. we are offering for 81 $50. IT is worth
$500 more and viii likely sell Tor 20 O0I
before the year Is over. Another Is a
beautiful corner, 10x10 rods. on nth Ave
the boulevard street Can have n FOR
$, 100. It's easily worth s2,750
BUILDING
We do lots of building and let the own
CT pay Just he same as rent. Ycu f,,r-
nish the architect. plans and specifications
and have your own superintendent. v,-a
furnish the money. build the home ana
let you pay for it just like rent. Come
in and talk it over.
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Is - sOUTH 1919 81.
FOR SALE
GRaMER 8 600.

3Tizx141 IT.. with a good 5-room brick
house. southeast, close to car line. 3 800.
small payment down. balance same as
rent. 7-room modern brick. close i'm. $500.
a strictly modern brick house. brick barn
and large lot, southeast, $500. 50x1t0 feet
corner with am almost new Groom brick
house, southeast. S2000. 21R acres. with d
Groom brick house. brick barn. flown;
we'll fruit and shade. near 18th South
and State. 81 600. % acres. good land. neat
city limits. $500; S0-acre farm to TRADE
for home In city. go acres good land and
frrigating water for city property,
strictly modern 7-rOOm brick house Close
in for a smaller house or good building
lot q good modern 5-room house i'm Colo
rado Springs for property here, 3 homes
I'm Los Angeles for property here I have
a large list Of trading property Cali
for particulars
CROMER g. CO.
No n East Third South st.
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37-foot lots, near 9Th So. and Sd
E at Observation-Disclosures. 50,
40x120 to alley, on 18th +. near 4th
Corner. same size and location 81 .iG
50-foOt lot on It'll So. near. 18th E.-s 5JJ
45-foot lot on 9Th So. near 18th +. s 45C
6lx165 on LIST n. bet. eth and Sth vs., 6Ot
50x140-foot lot, Capitol Hill, only s 95
50x140-foOt lot, Capitol hill only....S 30t
One at 1925. 500 and $40.
$550-52x1O5-fOot corner on 2d n. and
Alma Ave.
Only five lots left in PARADISE AID
DITION at 800; three only a $3.50. Terms
s. down and s. per month Take Wan
damerc car to 18th So. and eth Z. LOOK
them over. Sidewalks will be placed this
simmer. A beautiful spot to build your
home. You cannot equal these lots al
prices and terms. See us tomorrow
PETERSON r. f INV. Co.
$50 SOUTH MAIN
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on 1st Ave. very close in; south front.
Also one on LIST So. close in; 62i2XS2la cor
ner at 1915 per foot. The cheapest prop
erty offered III this city in our judgment
1t faces south and west.
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FOR SALE
DON'T WAIT

FOR SALE
DON'T WAIT
Until everybody begins buying real estate.
You will have TO pay a little more for
it at that time. Pick up something now
and let the other fellow give you a profit
You are sure of picking up a little easy
money If you get busy now. Here arr
several good buys.
S1,JO0-2a by 10 rods, with small house,
nice shade. near O. S /. depot
$500 cash, so per month
H,51O-5-rOOm cottage. southeast, large
lot lots of shade. Terms.
S2.100-3-room cottage east front. nice lot.
between Brigham and LIST ave.
S3,250-10-rOom modern home, close in. on
Canyon road.
$5.ZO-New 2-story. 1-room modern brick
home, East on I'd So. very easy
terms.
s11 ,5O0-EleEant Brigham-street home.
slS.OO-One of the handsomest homes on
the east side large lot. fine shade.
south front
8, 25O-54 by 100 feet. east bench. between
I'd and Sd So. west front. $3.50
cash and So per month.
81 1000 by 80 feet, on Capitol hill South
front.
Fine corner. close in. on East lth So. at
800 per front foot.
We want an offer on the corner Of Sd
So. and sth East, north and east
front
200 acres within 5 miles OF center of city
at so per acre.
FEDERAL HEIGHTS.
Justly called THE crown of Brigham
street. Most desirable location in the
city. Parks. fine trees. curbs cutters
paved streets sidewalks. sewers. Take
Brigham-street car and get off at the end
Prices are below anything of equal merit
See US for plsts and prices.
STOWE & PALMER.
Insurance and real estate OF ali kinds
50 West Second South upstairs. Phones
492
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FIRST CLASS APARTMENT TER
RACE. rooms each, modern in every
way. close i'm on east side, good rental
income. No speculation in this, it's as
good as wheat; S13S5O takes it.
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i. G. Holding
53 W. list South.

'- SALE
s. FINE HOME
-lW pr. br.. strictly mod. MCGEE hot
st L-L0aee. stationary laundry tubs.
-i-, Ile lawn. cement walks. i'm fact a
l--Ie modern home the kind that Is
-.--- Ten offered for sale. east front: lot
As-, house cost more fhan $1,000 to
-.--. Is close iu. We congratulate our
TO nave a home like this to Of
''- ian deliver this today for S1O000
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
05 West Third South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20
ACREAGE

10 acres with broom house, barn.
good we'll of water and good water right
on 14th South, near 18th East; $1,000
Is acres all fenced and in hay at Farm
ingtOn; 500 per acre.
II acres with good orchard and lu-
cerne. splendid brick house; good plumb
ing and water in house; large barn;
s.. 40.
acres of good land on 14th South just
west Of State: good water right 500 per
acre.
20 acres on East bench, with $3.50 worth
Of water right; a good investment; only
$500 per acre.
p acres OF the best land on the East
bench. all under cultivation; beautifully
located good water right; at $500 per
acre.
Here's a good buy for someone
10 acres with ~ shares Of water; 2
acres in oats. { acres in luCeTne, 10
room brick house; canyon water piped to
house; good barn, horse. COW. chickens
and all the furniture in house. all for
81 500, and can make terms
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$500 down secures broom modern
brick; best nickel plumbing, large attic.
It's nearly new; only occupied about six
months. On 81 Ave. best residence sec
ton. Only s.. 800 Cash or terms.
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FINE TRACKAGE AND WARE
HOUSE SITE-295x325- corner, 9Th y
and 9th w; all or any part for sale OF
lease. Will build to suit tenant
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Hoffman Bros.
SPA w, g South Street.

FOR SALE-Aot quick on this place.
It's too large for two persons Groom
brick nor. bath laundry. e. L. mantel.
two toilets. good brick barn lawn, shade.
lot 66x165 feet worth 5000 For quick
sale will let it go at s47O0 Phone Ind.
1852 Bell 525l. or call and see place. No.
$40 n. 1st W. viii be home all day
Sunday. No agents. Will make terms.
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ANDERSON
CUMMINGS G0.
317 MAIN,
1850 I'M
Special
FOR SALE

For modern homes, see US. Our cot
tages will stand inspection. We protect
our customers in case of sickness or be
ing out of employment. For references
we refer you to people who have puT-
chased from us.
New 4-rOOm modern brick cottage on
w. 9TH So. st. Chandeliers and fine ce-
ment cellar Lot 519X125 feet to alley.
$500. Terms $500 cash and balance like
rent
beautiful large 4-roOm modern pressed
brick cottage. ~ blocks east OF Liberty
park Lot SSx157 feet to alley Large
cement cellar and cement walks This
place has to be seen to realize its beauty
ana worth. Price for a few DAYS s.. $50.
Terms 800 cash and balance like rent.
Fine new 5-rOom modern brick cOttage
close I'm on ID + Chandeliers. cement
cellar. cement walks and sewer Connec-
tions. Can be made into 7-room house.
Price $500. Terms $500 cash and balance
like rent
We have homes for sale in all parts of
the city.
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$1,000

FOR THAT WELL BUILT.
WELL ARRANGED. FULL
TWO-STORY. SEVEN-ROOM
HOUSE ON THE CORNER
OF GLEN AVENUE AND
EIGHTH SOUTH ST. THIS
PRICE ALSO INCLUDES THE
LOT. WHICH is 35x115 FEET
AND A LARGE BARN. If
YOU HAVEN'T ALL THE
CASH WE CAN ARRANGE
VERY EASY TERMS. $3.50
DOWN. IS PER MONTH, IN
GLIDING Q PER CENT IN
TEREST.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
1856 feet on Main St. for $1,000. II S
good buy. Some improvements,
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HOUSES

Arm brick with barn and 621zxI42-fOo
lot. well improved. with lawn, shade and
fruit trees, chicken run, etc. It's snap
at 1850
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-20

FOR SALE
A FEW GOOD BARGAINS FROM
DIR LIST OF BUSINESS PROPERTY
FLAT SITES, HOMES AND BUILD
ING LOTS.