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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-05-13
FEDERAL GRAIN INSPECTION.

FEDERAL GRAIN INSPECTION.
Much Importance is attached by
grain growers Of the country to the
Macomber bill, pending in congress.
which provides for the federal inspec-
ton Of all grain. 1t is thought that
a charge Of from IS to rs cents per
car will cover the cost Of inspection
and grading, which will be given a
consignment Of grain and remain as
it's standard until disposed OF. As
things are now there seem to be as
many different standards Of judging
as there are men and markets, with
no attempt at uniformity. Sharpers
in the grain buying centers take adj
vantage Of this situation, buying grain
OF the farmer as a given grade and
selling It to a third party without
touching as a grade higher, thus cheat
ing the grower out OF a margin Of
profit to which he is In all Justice
rightly entitled. The bill means mere
ly a square deal for the parties most
interested and should become a Law.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-05-13
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-05-13
REGULAR DEPARTMENTS AND TAI WRITEI

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ment; Professor T. H. Mediation, Georgia Experiment Station, Horticulture
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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
SANDERS And COTTON.
Other Executives Approve Of the Move Of
LOuIslana's Governor.

Baton Rouge, Sept. 18.-Goy. San
ders has received letters from a num-
Der Of Governors of cotton growing
States, to whom be addressed copies
Of his proclamation urging the cotton
planters to hold their cotton for
better prices. and also his invitation
to meet at the time Of the deep
waterways convention in New Orleans
to discuss the cotton situation in the
South, and in those States where
cotton is grown. Some of the letters
Indicate that the Governor Of Louis
lana struck 3 responsive chord in his
proclamation and set an example
which may be followed in other
States.
Gov. G. W. Donagney Of Arkansas
writes that be will look into the
matter, and if the conditions justify,
he viii issue d similar statement.
Gov. Augustus E. Wilson Of Ken
lucky writes that there is little cot
ton raised in that State, except
around Hickman, but that the step
taken is praiseworthy and would be
followed if the conditions in his State
warranted. Gov. Jos. NJ. Brown of
Georgia writes that the idea is . fine
one and he will heartily indorse the
action Of Gov. Sanders in this matter.
Gov. 3. f. Noel Of Mississippi writes
that he will follow the lead in this
matter and urge the planters of
Mississippi to hold. Gov. B. B. Conner
Of Alabama was not at the Capitol,
but his private secretary. John D.
McNeal, writes favorably Of the move
and will refer the matter to the Gov
ernor on his return. Other Govern
ors write in the same vein and all will
try to be present at the deep water
ways convention and will attend the
conference suggested By Gov. San
ders during their stay in New Or
leans.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
Thomas Erlieh.

ATT Bayou ghieob, On Thursday,
September 18th. 1909. Judge John
Walker officiating, Dir. Edwin e.
Thomas and Miss Canmie Erich we're
United il tile holy bonds Of matrimony.
Ihe groom IL ore of the prominent
gaang men of that section, steady
and energetic h habits, while the
bride i the daughter Of Hon. Henry
III Erich, one of the prominent men
of Ghicot. and she S herself held ii
he highest esteem hy al there oh
eeoant of her amiabiliE and ac-
omplishmsn
The GaFiaa extends hearty eengra-
salations.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
BOTH EXPLORERS AGREE.
Cook and Paary Do EOl Differ As 10 Conditions
at the HoFlh Pole.
WHAT PEARY SAYS.

Reached north pole April 6, 1909.
Lowest temperature-Eighty-three
degrees Fahr.l
Ice, as we we're near pole, becomes
chalky, great strips Of black coursing
through it.
Sun casts weird rays when We are
about 200 miles from the goal.
Maximum speed-forty miles in u.
hours.
Original equipment-Twenty-two
Eskimos, II women, 10 children, 226
dogs and IS sledges.
Equipment at the beginning Of final
dash-eight men, SIS dogs, s sledges.
New land is sighted at "a degrees,
Q minutes, 19 seconds; longitude 858
degrees, 4 minutes and 10 seconds.
Beyond eighty-sixth parallel, ice
foes are greater.
As we near the pole ice takes on
CLASSY surface.
WHAT COOK SAYS.
Reached north pole April Fl, 1908.
Lowest
degrees Fahr.l
Ice, as party nears the pole, as
sumes chaIky appearance, with black
lines.
Peculiar pallor Of sun is noticed
within 200 miles Of the pole.
Maximum speed-fourteen miles d
day.
Original equipment-ll men, los
dogs and II sledges.
Equipment At the beginning Of the
final dash-tvo male Eskimos, 26
dogs and Il sledgea.
New land seen At 81 degrees, oil
minutes, AZ seconds; longitude. So
degrees, Q minutes, 86 seconds. Last
sight Of solid earth here.
Beyond eighty-sixth parallel ice
fields are more extensive, but assures
are not so perilous.
Last two days are travelled over
resembling a glacial surface.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
WeeYiIs In YermiIiOn.
SAYS the AbbeYiIIe Meridional:

From every part Of the parish comes
the same atory-the boil WeeYils are
III the fields and they are eating up
al the young forms. Only since the
last fifteen days have the people come
to realize that the dreaded pests are
here III full force and that only che
bottom and a part Of the middle crop
will be saved. Only the fully develop
ed bolls Of today will make any thing.
It is truly all off with the balance.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1909-09-25
Carey Goes 10 Baton Rouge.

Mr. and Mrs. G. q. Carey. and
daughter, Miss Jeanette. and son, Ed
ward, departed this morning for Baton
Rouge where they will make their
future home.-Jenn ings Times-Record.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

Al MISSED 4R5oRTUSlTT N WRsrMTSsrEK NqT TS EK
HEIGHTS. NO. 1fe4-ON A LOT 60X
Ito FIT. ON RAMONA AVE. WE ARE
LUST COMPLETING; A SIX-ROOM BU
GALOW. WHICH is FINISHED IN
HAND RUBBED MISSION. HARDWOOD
FLOORS. HIGHLY POLISHED, GOOD
CEMENT WALKS. FURNACE HEAT.
BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. THIS
BEAUTIFUL HOME WILL BE COM
PLETED ON DECEMBER 18TH FOR a
QUICK DEAL WE WILL SELL FOR
$4,000; $50 DOWN. BALANCE AT $40
PER MONTH. THIS is ONE OF THE
BIGGEST SNAPS OFFERED IN WEST
MINISTER HEIGHTS. INQUIRE AT 322
BOSTON BUILDING boi50
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WALKER BROTHERS.
a'EARM SPECIALISTS ~
AhDI soPDOINTJIS ;.
We have moved 10 larger and bett
arta


We have moved 10 larger and better
quarters at
265 Main Street. Upstairs.
Bell 1901. Ind 1886
We have 2t0 acres Of the choicest fruit
land In Davis county that we can sell
IN tracts TO suit purchaser. Prices and
terms can be made 10 meet your bank
account.
Nine acres Of good soil at Holiday. IA
OF fine strawberries. tho balance OF the
place Is choice land for gardening or
fruit raising OF any variety, good adobe
house OF 5 rooms. good new barn and
lean to tho same, primary water right
and q large stream OF water flowing con-
stantly on the upper boundary OF the
farm, Terms and price can be arranged,
CITY PROPERTY AT A BARGAIN.
a beautiful rcd brick, strictly modern
near Ninth East and Twelfth South, s
convenient rooms. bath. closets. porches
two OF which are screened. The house
alono cannot be duplicated for si500. The
large corner lot 55xo5 rods is simply
thrown In. 1t is close enough TO 9th
East TO be benefited by the paving next
spring. yet It will escape the paving as
scssment; only s3S0O: easy terms. bSiO6
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h3400
WHITE SAVAGE REALTY CO.

WHITE SAVAGE REALTY CO.
81 SO. State ST. Phones 1899
S360O-Modern S-roonl pr. brick: lot SAX
leo #, shade and fruit trees, barn.
etc; southwest. block from car
line.
SS00o-Bct. Brigham and First South, lot
@xl0 rods. thrce-story brick house.
sio0o-t'lne new modern light pr brick
house. lot 25X1i on 9Th avenue.
S35O-Corner lot. 3SlNl20 on NJ and 9th
avenue.
s2O.ooo-By cash 10000. bal. per cent.
Finest proposition in town. This
Is the best buy ever offered in this
location. the ground alone Is worth
that price, 2ixl4s rods on Brig
ham street. new apartment house
paying II per cent on investment.
R-370i
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LOOK AT THESE IF YOU
ARE INTERESTED IN a HOME.

LOOK AT THESE IF YOU
ARE INTERESTED IN a HOME.
S2jo0-New 4-rooul modern pressed brick
house on west side. lot SIkXl25 feet
TO alley. Terms. 5000 cash and ball
ance $50 per month.
s26j0-A large i-room modern pressed
brick house. southeast; lot 3IbN1i0
at this. 5000 cash and balance $50
per month.
S3i0Q-A nice new 5-room modern pressed
brick cottage, east OF Liberty park;
lot 37lXl57 feet TO alley; good terms;
see us quick on this
$3650--A fine Broom modern house, ar
ranged for an S-room house. near
9th East and 10th South; this is
fine place with Il fine. large lot.
terms right.
$3I50-A new 5-room modern cottage with
stairway set for three rooms up
stairs; fine mantel cement cellar.
cement walks and everything COM
plete. large lot; terms $500 cash
and balance like rent.
S42j0-A beautiful S-room modern pressed
brick house. with furnace, cement
walks barn and shade trees; lot
62bX155 feet; VIII make terms on
this place.
s5000-A beautiful S-room modern house
OF the north bench. facing south.
with the finest view I'm the city,
fireplace, furnace. good basement
and cement walks. lot PM rods:
see this before buying home.
See us for bargains In business. flat
and residence property.
We Write Fire Insurance
HOFFMAN BROS,
90 w. 2nd South Street
Both Phones 24i
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
\ few OF our houses which
make satisfied customers.
S6760.

sOioU.
Bunsalow-Living room Tx
. feet. brick CRATE. book case.
window seat. COSY corner.
pan"lcd walls, beamed ceiling.
hard wood floors. buffet built
IN. wax finish. clothes press,
threc chambers. large closets.
iaTgc attic. full scment. hot
air heat. laundry. gas, an
IDEAL home, north bench. south
'front.'. Look this UP.
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LOTS.
Sl20O-Fine lot 4OXl32 feet south front.
close in on 10th ave.
Sll0O-Two fine lots near Ord East and
Sth South. These are a bargain.
$1250-A fine lot 4ONll5 feet cast front.
near university
$lS00-Lot In same location, west front,
40XilJ feet
$l500-Corner lot. facing south and west,
2lx7 rods, on $th ave. Just the
place to build home.
S2O0o-A beautiful lot f0xl05 feet, facing
north, on End South st.
S3000-Fine lot 5N1O rods. facing east on
18th East. Well located.
S2650-2iN7t rods. facing west. near South
Temple. An elegant place to build
a home.
s350O-A fine. large corner lot: l25x115
feet. on north bench, north and
west front
sdoOo-A beautiful corner lot on 2nd
South. 55x140 feet To alley, north
and west front.
S6o00-A beautiful conner lot. IX7 rods,
close in on 1st South.
TRACKAGE PROPERTY.
$2IO0-66NS2h feet on 9th West near 9th
South.
S6OoO-1Ox2O rods on 9Th West near ith
North.
S72Oo-9xs rods on ath West near 5th
South.
SIC. .OOO-295X325 feet on 9Th West near
9TH South. VIII sell all or part
HOFFMAN BROS,
GO ". md South Street
Both Phones 2ii
bs259
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

UNDER OR. PLAN YOU CAN OWN
nome by making small cash payment
and the balance In easy monthly INSTALL
ments-like rent.
THE FINE RESIDENCE PROPERTY
listed below may be purchased from us
or from any first class real estate dealer
In the city
ON TENTH AVENUE BETWEEN Z
and r streets. flve and six-room modern
bungalows. no two alike complete plumb
sa5 $4,000. '''ea i0r furnace Price $500 to
CORNER NINTH AVENUE AND c
streets, four two-story pressed brick
houses. modern plumbing hot-water heat,
gas and electric lights. Prices $500 to
NoRTHwE EST CORNER SEVENTH
avenue and NJ street room two
story pressed brick, stone foundation
dwelling Reception hall. large front
porch, modern plumbing and furnace. Lot
57s fl. by l3o II. Price $3.50.
NO. SIS NINTH AVENUE. SIX ROOM
pressed brick. stone foundation bungalow,
mission finish mission fireplace In living
room. large front veranda. screened back
porch, modern plumbing and furnace. Lot
"a by rods. Price $3.50.
NO. 34t TENTH AVENUE. SIX-ROOM
pressed brick bungalow. One shor. block
from new Ninth avenue car line. Large
bath ROOM cabinet kitchen. gas and cleo
trio lights. Large front vcranda, cement
steps cement cellar, screened back porch.
Price $4,000.
HAMILTON PLACE BUNGALOWS.
nine sold this season, between State and
Second East, north from Sixth South
five-room modern bungalows with every
convenience. Prices S3350 to $500
SALT LAKE SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANY
30 Up Main Street
Phones Bell ex. 80 Ind 1io.
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WINTERS APPROACH.
Sl600-2-room frame on X near 9th ave,
with sewer and sidewalk paid p
NI0 rods.
S1I50-3-rm. b., gas. g. l.. water in house: (:
chicken houses, large lot; choice
fruit.
sI650-i-rm. br., new. water AMI lights
S2600-6-r. b.. large lot. small barn. gas
water and lights; good terms.
s2250-i-rm. mod. new brick; terms.
s3000-9rm. b.. new barn; must sell
si100-6-rm. mod. with barn, near Ord
and II. 10 bearing fruit trees: snap
s2S00-5-rm. mod. p. b.; so. east; easy
terms.
s27OO-ll 20 acres arm. b. house; bar
gain.
$ll, o00-l5h acres. Arm h.. choice fruits:
picked $500 berries last season.
MAHAN INVESTMENT CO,
213 So. w. Temple.
Both phones, Il5. b3357
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S10.0nn

Bungslow-Living room. d.
Ming room, breakfast room.
den, finished in imitation
quarter sawed OAK, two brick
crates. large buffet built IN.
also bookcases, seats and COSY
corners, electric fixtures all
hammered brass. steam heat,
laundry. garage; lot 62Xi65
tect: street paved; the ground
is worth the money. walking
distance. east side; ask about
terms.
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HoUSToNs THE HoUSERS.

This is your opportunity.
AS the population increases
so does tho price of reSe es-
tate. and the city will double
In population in two years.
Buy now
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75xl32. on 1st South. only /. blocks
from the 5. l.. theatcr at $50 per foot.
There is nosS a $4,000 fiat being erected
within few feet of IT,
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S0x95 10 alley corner of Brigham and
3rd East, at $l6o per foot
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SSnn

One more chance; 2sX5
rods on 9Th ave-; sewer and
sidewalk paid for.
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S5sX165. on Main. between 9Th and eth
So. paying Al per cent net: price SgS5
per foot. Don't delay on this.
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ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
5-rm. modern brick house. close to
Emerson school; fine stables and out
houses. Party must sell. Only S32o0.
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SlO.500.

Rungalow-On the east
bench. new. overlooking the
city. improved street. Can
be seen by appointment.
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s,oo ner foot-S2tx99 feet, corner. faces
Iii and east on state street; all paw
So and sewer paid: bargain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

Homes from $3.50 10 the
pest In the town, See us be-
fore you purchase.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

FOR SALE-wE ARE FINISHING
those beautiful. modern cottages on the
corner OF 1st w. and 7th So. Have you
seen them? They are among the best built
and most conveniently arranged OF the
kind In the city, Five rooms. full base
ment. stairway to ficored attic, that can
be arranged for two or three nice rooms.
Large front and rear porche5, paved
walks and lawns Call at premises be-
tween hours OF 10 TO 30 a. m and 4 to
$50 o. m, or phone office for any other
time you desire. Both phones 2560. q. C.
n. 3. and R z. Co.. 440 Constitution
Bldg.
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S2Axl66 fairly close in OH East Brig
ham. for $3.50. with all taxes paid.
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sl75 per foot-74ixle5 ON State. between
9Th and 1th South houses gent Tor SSS
per month.
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65x165. near 2nd SO. and 5th West, at
S16 per foot
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s7X247 near LIST So. and 4th East at
$3.50 per foot.
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4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON
STATE ST.
20 acres, fine house. elegant barns. large
orchard. only $3.50 acre
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
35l Main street. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go on Your Bond.
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$1,000

on the east bench, lot i0N
100 feet to an alley.
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Another investment OF $4,000 paying i
per cent net,
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500 00n

Bungalow-Thc best In the
city: two baths, oak floors.
large frontage. paved street.
We VIII be pleased 10 show
YOU this.
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$1,000

on Ninth East. lot 30xil0
feet TO AN alley. sewer and
sidewalk paid fori west front.
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5SlX132 on Sth ave, between l. and
NJ. The rear end OF this lot fronts on a
f-rod street, thus giving two frontages
OF oSs feet each On this piece OF land
! houses could be built and we arc Of
fcring the lot for quick sale Mt $1,000.
At this price each building lot would cost
only 5000
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$685. per foot-ie3X6 2-S on Main street,
near 5th South, big bargain, $500 cash.
$1,000 every six months
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55x132. within II blocks of the News
building, for SI250.
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Arm. modern brick house, 1oored for
. rooms upstairs. built by owner for a
buildings: large deep lot Price $780,
$500 cash. bal. easy payments.
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A SNAP
on Glen ave. Large 6-rm. brick house
modern large deep lot. And the price
S2S00; $500 cash. balance easy.
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s1s5 per foot-Finc corner. SeiNll5 feet.
IN Main street: sewer and paving paid.
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60x125. cor Water st and Ord East;
nice lots. and cheap enough-sT00.
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5ox14O to alley. 18th E. near 2rd So.
for $500.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

MONEY IN DRY FARMING.
We have $50 acres that can be had
cheap, II bought quick.
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Near 4th and 7, n swell 9-room mod
ern pressed brick. with furnace, TIVE
toilets, por. bath. two lava,ories. 2. l. ant
gas. IL has a largo lot and barn, and
the price is only $500.
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LITTLE 81 LITTLE.
No ] w. End So. b3i9O
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a fine investment for $50, 900 that pay
over 10 per cent net
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Near 18th Il. and Brigham, a neat o.
room modern home for $2350. Terms.
$1,000 cash. balance at s35 per month.
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7-room brick on 4th East for $500. $500
cash, s25 per month
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l25xlG5. near 10th T. and 9Th So, 70,
$l700.
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YOU "owN SOMETHING" WHEN
YOU BUY REAL ESTATE.
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On West 1st So, a i-room brick. with
bathroom and tub, but not connected up
sidewalk paid: $1,000
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One OF the very choicest pieces oi
trackage about as close in as traCkagc
can be at $3.50 per foot.
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$3.50 per foot. 45Xli9 on State street
ronr Ith South. all Improvements paid.
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sI3e per foot-145Nl4l feet on Main
street, Sth South. all Improvements paid
for.
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S95x15S, on Social Hall ave, near S !
theater. for $4,000
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STORE BUILDING.
With 4 living rooms, and lot Is big
enough to put up another house. A bar
gain. Party must sell. Easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

165x35o, on 9Th North, for $1,000; S20l
cash, $50 per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

a. y. HUMPHREYS,
IS West End South st.
Bell 1883 Ind. 1874.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

FOR FARMS AND FARMING LAND.
sec Shelley. Ala Tribune Bldg. h201s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

ss500-66xll5 feet. corner on Sth East,
1sr South: all improvements paid for,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-30

olX54s, on Main, between 1lth and I2t
So, for S1l00,