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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

HOUSES AND LOTS-BRIGHAM ST.
Only one left OF those beautiful East
Brigham street homes Of which we've
sold dozen during the past few months.
TO show n Brigham street home at a
bargain Is TO sell 1t. This only fine house
left on the street for sale at a bargain
is really the best bargain of ell. New.
Of excellent modern design. 8 rooms,
beautiful pressed brick, fine cut-stone
founda tlon-rcd sandstone, south front.
fine lot and alley. Choicest location on
street. Call on us or telephone us with
out delay. $4,000 down and about that
much a year for 3 years. Low interest
will make catch this luxurious home for
you.
ACREAGE AND MODERN VILLA.
Maybe you would like a beautiful su-
burhan home near the Country club, We
have the best and most beautiful in that
vicinity-scvcral acres; fruits, large
shade trees, excellent and stylish build
insS. ali convenienccs: trout stream and
pond. You can assume mortgage and get
bargain
GO TO SAL,TAIR REAL ESTATE
DAY. JUNE 29TU. 1909.
TUTTLE BROTHERS COMPANY,
1873 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

S2200-Bargain, broom mod. brick, BATH
cellar. pantry: large lot. 50xi30 to
alley. fruit trees, shade and side
walks in front of house and around
house, on Palm ave. 9th East and
10th South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

A BEAUTIFUL HIGH-CLASS RESI-
denCe on Second avenue. j. q. Caine.
Hooper building, Bell 252o. s3l74
LARGE NEW HOUSE. TWO OR MORE
acres of land. plenty OF excellent water:
good home. place IS equipped for chicken
and pig raising on large scare, within two
miles OF large and prosperous Utah min
Ing camp, terms, Call Bell phone 226S-k.
S3lS7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

$1,000 buys dandy 6-rm. D. b. mod
crn house. close In on 3 ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

SI3o and up buys nice building lots
IN Forest Dale. Fairmont addition. Emer-
son Heights addition Lake St Fifth
East, llth East. and many others
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

S4oOO-I-rm- p, b. mod; furnace heat:
2iX5 rods, on 9Th ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

2400-i-room new mod brick on MIL
ton ave-; $3.50 cash. SIS per month
50X125-ft lot,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

SNAPS.
5-room. frame, close to Wandamere car
line; GQXlio II. 10 alley. Just a few
days $1,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27
GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME.

Maple av. near II T., S1lO0.
5-room frame, lots. Emerson. Small
barn and chicken run Some fruit. $1,000,
broom new mod brick, il. front-10th
q. near 1lth south. Terms, $3.50.
5-room mod. 9th l. near 9th South.
$4,000.
broom mod. Can finish two more rooms
above, ON Washington. Nice walks. Ce-
ment cellar Terms. $4,000.
7-room mod. S2J South lst West. Nice
lawn, cellar. etc. $3.50
S-room mod. Good barn, 1st ave, near
o ST. a bargain, $500,
acres of nice land In Bountiful, with
i-room house, $3.50.
80 acres choice land In Granger. 27
acres in lucern, acres in orchard. $50
per acre. VIII exchange for city property
Mahan Investment Co. 273 South w,
Temple.
Remember. Mahan gives away limited
number OF tickets the 2Sth. S3l10
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN
Owners going to leave the city. s.
room modern dwelling in North
part. Cut this out and come and
see me. Must be sold at once.
JAS. X. SHAW & CO.
300 d, l.. Walker. s312S
BARGAIN-NEARI.Y NEW BUNGA-
low cottage. SOFT. lot, 5 rooms. vesti-
bue bathroom, large pantry. two large
clothes closets. beautiful interior decora-
tons. electric chandeliers. flowing well.
water and sink in pantry, cement walks
from front 10 rear. Good outbuildings,
oue-half block to car.
1i1 Wentworth ave. in restricted Holly
wood addition, 18th South and State
streets. Price $1,000 for quick sale-one
half cash. balance long time without
.,a. See owner at house.
w W. Owens. s3l27
OUR HOME 4 ROOMS, PRESSED
brick. modern, fine garden fruits of
Sox50, alleys on two sides, Come and see
us We will give you bargain. 1920
East Sixth South, sS13l
FOR SALE CHEAP, BY OWNER
Corner lot 5X12 rods good 6-room house.
fruit and shade trees, good location for
o. S. J.; men. Northeast of Center st.
Terms n desired. Bell phone 4S9S-K; Ind.
phone 12251, s3li6
FOR SALE.
4room modern brick, close to Liberty
park. $1,000. Terms
III acres all cultivated fun water
right, on eth East, $500 per acre. Half
cash.
s-room brick, shade, lawn and garden
AL in Will he vacated July |. and II sold
ut once $3.50 VIII buy it. $3.50 down, bal |
anCc $1,000 a month
. ll9Nle5 feet. corner ON Main street Six
6-rOom houses and store ON same. VIII |
pay per cent on Investment See us |
s3lO2 II EAST , Third South.
N. y
Call evenings. 1S3 SO. 9Th f.. s3097 |
]. w. KGLLEEN co.
$1,000 buys Il History bum brick house. > |
rooms finished downstairs. 3 rooms /,
partly finished upstairs; 500 cash;
balance $50 per month
$500 huys nice 5-room modern brick;
500 cash; balance. S20 per month.
$500 buys n nice i-room frame,
The above are for people OF moderate
means We have them for all classes all
sizes and all prices, from ono 10 fifteen
also choice vacant lots for
homes, apartment house sites and va
;ant business property.
j. w. KlLLEEN CO,
Real Estate,
2lS Main street, Bell phone SCI.
$3.50
BY OWNER. 5-ROOM MODERN
brick newly tinted, very cheap. $40
EAST Sth South. s3G5I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

acres, 3-cm. house and all necessary
outbuioings; acres in small fruits
strawberries netting s20O0 southeast:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

Many other good buys for the coming
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-27

S260O-New 4-room mod. brick on West
3rd South, near depots; $500 cash,
bal same as rent. good lot.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
IAN NEARLY KILLS
OWN BOY MONDAY
COMPLAINT wAcE BY NEIGH
soRs WHO HEARD SCREAMS.
g. Rite ara Back AXE VIII Testffy
Against Back Man On
Serious Charge.

Friday Williams. u.-i'--agad Ge
gro. vas Tuesday arrested on com.
plant of a number OF white and col
1r-d citizens FOR ul--rea;meut OF hi-
little sIX-yslr-old con.
% seems from uhat could b. learn.
a THAR Williams has Tor some time
OF ever s-rrC. the death of tha boys
mother. been severely beating She
boy without just cause and d. had
been repeatedly poke. % concerning
the manner .n which be- whipped the
little fellow.
On Monday night. however he was
even more severe than usual. nearly
killing the lad. knocking him sense.
less. In which condition he lay Tor
some minutes before revived by
friends Wao vent % the rescue.
Williams. IL Is said. would keep
the child shut Up in a close room
all day with only a pitcher Of water
and occasionally something TO eat
and II he was not in the best OF
humOr on his return from work be
would beat and otherwise mistreat
the boy.
Monday night was more than the
neighbors could stand for and they
had the man arrested and confined
In the county jail Williams will be
gwen a trial this morning before
Judge Mason.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
ReaaY RsplIea.

One 81 Lord CarulrboU's future
constituents once asked the youthful
candidate bis opinion upon some ab-
struse question n which Do g.. v
nothing Let him alone cried 9n-
other dcrlslvcly. Don't you see be- =
nothing but a babyf" What do you
thlukT' reiterated his Inquirer. heed
less Of the interruption and deter
mined 90 have an answer. Il think
said Lord Carmarthen. with ready Wit.
that Il n high time for an babies 90
Doe ln bed" and 50 saying be gathered
up bis papers and disappeared from
the platform.
Acaln-and this last anccd0te Il 30
well known as 90 have become well
nigh hlst0rlcai-ut crowded meeting
Just befure his election. he wa5 iuieg
rrptod by the question, Does your
mother know you're outT' Yes. she
does" was the Instant retort. and by
Tuesday night she Will know I'm in."
lIis prophecy proved correct. aud he
headed the poll by a large majority.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
A Batch Of Bulls.

An Irishmau excused Limself from
going 20 church by saying he had such
an excellent telescope that with II he
could bring the church 30 near he
could hear the organ playing
Il was Fat who Observed after
watching two men shoot at ana eagle
aud ElI %. that they u.-ht have saved
the powder AMI shot, .- thr fa.i alone
would have Ei.ud the b..i.
Aud IL Was Fat again who. telling a
story as orl-.ual ami being informed
by one ~ DIS auditors that De- had
read n lu tlr translation m a Latin
work. cried out. "Cuuf1uud those an-
clients, They are always stealing ones
good thoughts
uur uffF.vtu "a BrIng raeuIfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
DON'T GROW OLD
Keep Your Hair Bright ard LuSuriant
and Stay Young.

and Stay Young.
Yes. Partisan Sage. the most inyig
Grating hair restorer, grows hair: the
women OF America, who have luXu-
RANT hair, know il does. and that t.
why thousands OF attractive women
throughout the land are regularly US
ing IL.
For years this almost marvellous
grower q lustrous and beautiful hair
was confined 20 the elite Of Europe
and New York City. but about two
~oa~a "g0 @. wos given 90 q .el-c'
li-t Of druggists. and today can De-
obtained in any city or town in Amer.
/ Tea where society women OF refine.
ment dwell
Partisan Sage f. tht most delight.
ful hair tonic in the world % make
'hc hair soft. lustr-us and luyuriau'
Goo few days. Il Is Iar.umai most
dl.1-.is and i- a1t sticky OF greasy
10 stops .t'.ug h.ir cares l.at-f
ID it,a.u- scalp 90 TWO v..h, or
money back
This o. what Mrs Elizabeth b. AM
drr-ou. M,chau.c-bur- Pa writes:
Il had given up hol. OF ever being
cured oi a.u.UI when } .urgHa- l
bo.tl, al Partisan sage % bias ,n
Irl.lr removed the dauduT. and has
started @ growth o.. u.v har. anna mis-
after having ',,u troubled lrr D.
years. chs,rully recommend plr-
-iau SAGE.
". VI. Johnson i- the regularly ap-
pointed agent Zoo Ca'n'-ylI|, for Pari-
Sian Sage. and De- viii sell yoI large
bottle under a rigid guarantee Tor 90
CDIts.
4 larger bottle az better tonic. that's
what YOU get when YOU Law down "a
half dollar for a bottle OF Partisan
Sage The girl with the auburn hair
Is ON every package and bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
A Healing sslve for Burns, chapPed
Hands and Sore Nipples.

As a healing salve for huras. sores,
sore nipples and chappod hand Cham
b,rlaiu's Salyc o. most excellent 10
allays the pain of a burn almost iu-
stantly. and unless the injury S. very
severe. heals the parts NithOut l.ay-
ing a scar. Price. g. cents For sale
by an druEgI o..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28

20 rent. between the bank and the
postOfIiee.
Within the last year several new
residences have been built in Mica
nOpy and another is TO be built In
the near future.
MRS. CARLTON.
MicanOpy, Fla. April %. 1909.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28

During the spring everyone would
De- benefited by taxing Foley kidney
Remedy. u furnishes q needed tonic
t0 tho kiduoys after the extra strain
Of winter. ana II purifcs the blood lp
olcmluatr the impurities from o.
FuIeys kidney Remedy IWp1rts new
DIE aud yiEOr Pleasant no take. j
W. McColum a Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-04-28
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE.
Nineteenth Anniversary Of This Noble
Order COMMUNICATED.

The local lodge Of Odd fellows. Cen
ter Lodge No. II. held their annlyer-
sary service on Monday night and the
meeting was largely attended by the
members and visiting brethren.
Following the regular exercises and
anniversary services a tempting cola
ton was served and highly enjoyed
by the large number present.
The Odd Fellows are In a most
prosperous condition and more new
members are being added 20 the or.
der than any Of the older ones. which
speaks well for the officers now pre-
siding.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
FINLEY & SON GET
BIG PAScO CONTRACT
WIFI Build Main Canal---Three Months
Job

The pioneer contractors, Finley
& Son were yesterday awarded the
contract for digging the main canal
at Pasco and will begin moving
their camp to the site of the first
work the first of the week. They
expect to use a local force largely
and will increase their team outfit
from some of the ranch outfits in
the Hills. The firm has much of
their feed and supplies already in
stock at Finley and it will be ship
ped over at once as the strike docs
not effect these local shipments.
The experience of the firm in irri-
CATION work assures the Pasco Com
pany a good job, and has the ad-
vantage that the money will be paid
te local people and not he carried
out of the country. Mr.. Finley
leaves tomorrow on business con-
nected with the contract.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
TURNER ART EXHIBIT
AND PICTURE DISPLAY
Public ScoOOls Will Open Gallery
Proceeds For School Pictures

The public schools will exhibit
the famous collection of Turner
pictures to the public on Friday
and Saturday December Il and 1S.
The collection numbers about 500
works of art and are shipped to the
school with racks ready for display.
They afford people an opportunity
of seeing these very beautiful can
vases and studying their artistic
merits than the Art Catalogue ae-
companying them, giving the artist
the historical connection ahd other
details. They have been exhibited
in many towns and have always ex-
cited high admiration and favorable
comment. They are loaned to the
schools for exhibition purposes on
the condition that the net proceeds
from the admission and the sale of
the Art Catalogue be spent with the
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
The BIC SPECIAL
MASS MEETING
TO HEAR MANAGER SLYS REPORT
ON FROST FIGHTING, WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON

The largest meeting of farmers
and fruitgrowers ever held in the
Valley should assemble next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock at
the Pavilion to hear the report of
Manager Sly on the methods of
fighting frost which he learned
about on his recent special trip to
Grand Junction. Commissioner
Huntly will also speak on the sub
iect and give the material he has
collected for his address before the
state horticulture association at
Wenatchec. The business houses
will close next Wednesday afternoon
from = to 4 D. m. and all the bust
hess and professional men are asked
to turn out 10 show their spirit of
their cooperation and help in saw
ing next season s crop.
The frost saving campaign will be
more generally talked and partici-
pated in than the hottest political.
campaign ever pulled If in the
county ard if it is successful as it
will be if everybody assists, will
mean more to the community than
any political campaign. The tinie
to make plans is now here az the
time until berry and fruit blossoms
appear is only short distance away
and it will take time tc assemble
stocks of oil in tanks and the stoves
heaters, pots and other equipment
and everything should be in readi-
ness as the man who isn't altogether
ready or sleeps too long when the
frost is forming, loses out ON his
seasons crop. This is one-time we
believe all will obey the Scriptural
injunction, And be We alsoready.ro
You will begin to get ready by at
tending next Wednesdays meeting.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
KENAEWICk PACKING
COMPANY WHOLESALE
Buys Site and WI, Build Plant. Good
Trackaae Facilities

The kennewick Packing Co. OF
which MeSSrS. CaSsin, Shepperd,
and Ely are the principal stock
holders, are maturing their plans
rapidly for the establishment of a
wholesale meat packing plant in
kennewick. This week they pur-
chased from the First International
Bank The east half of the Mauzey
tract east of town as the site for
their plant. 1t lies across the street
from land owned by the Portland
Il Seattle Railway and 4 spur to
their plant can easily be built and
has already been arranged for.
On the site the Company will
commence the erection of its
slaughter house, cold storage build
ing, cooling tankage vatS and other
equipment. An investment Of
s25,OO) is contemplated at the
present time and the plant will ih-
crease as business develops. The
company already own 200 acre
hog ranch near Finley and are now
making wholesale shipments of pork
to the surrounding towns. The
hogs they raise are dandies and
can't be beat in the north west for
size and breeding. The proprieters
of the Packing Company feel certain
that stock raising in the valley will
greatly increase and they see no
reason why Kennewick should be-
come as much of meat shipping
point as Walla Walla since it's rail
road facilities are better.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
tam a daily passenger train schedule
thru kennewick within IS months
ana all trains must stop at kenne-

II 1t be granted that it was wise
and necessary to give away the
streets to a corporation at all which
we very much doubt, the rights Of
the town and the people have been
safe guarded to very large degree
IN the ordinance as adopted. The
present ordinance is very much
better one for the people than the
original daft and it is so because
d few citizens had the h ardihood to
insist that these safe guards shonld
he had and that in spite of the
facts that they were called knockers
and were accused of trying to keep
the North Coast out of town and
drive them to Pasco and more such
drivel and rot. AS time goes on it
will be observed that they perform
ed Il distinct public service.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
LAND SHOW" At CAIcAGO
Many Buyers See Yakima kenne
..,....t wick Exhibits
49, Dec. 1st, 1909.

.~. !.s'ss ASo' ~,
Ny Dear Mt: .soth: :.
:; | arrived duly in Chicago after
taking n .look, 1T the. Apple Show in
Spokane and a brief stop in Canada.
The weather there was a little f!igid
around zero. The weather here
rs fine,. hardly freezing; it has been
the, .warmest November in Chicago
in recent years.
The real object of this epistle is to
:. tell you something of the land
SHOW" here. in Chicago which has
been in progress for couple OF weeks
It is confined to the United States
no exhibits from other countries.
1t is national in it's character and
has exhibits from the East, South
and West. The West is well repre-
sented; Utah, Colorado, Idaho and
Washington, most particularly. The
Yakima Valley has good exhibit
and.attracts good deal of attention.
Taken as a whole this show has at
tracted more attention than any
land enterprise I have ever known
before; crowds gather at the big
Coliseum every afternoon and night
and discuss the different exhibits.
1t is q great chance for the enter
prisihg laid man to get in touch
with large number of people who
are considering the buying OF land.
Meyer was there so much interest
manifested by the public in land
and farming; you hear it every
where in the streets and the shops.
| believe that Irrigation" and
the Big Red Apple' have held the
attention of larger number of peo-
pie than anything else presented at
the show and from the fact con-
elude that we may reasonably ex-
pect very large influx of land buy
ers in the Yakima Valley during the
coming year. Kennewick surely
ought to get its share; let us hope
So.,. Yours,
"- -" r.. E. Pratt.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
THE..CtTY ELEC-
J. ton RESULTS
RICHARDS, REED AND CHURCH
WIN OUT---JOHNS0N FOR
TREASURER

The city election Tuesdya was
warmly contested and a total of III
votes polled out of a registration of
.e26. Ricnards led withSa vote Of
.l54 and Reed was close second
40 having been scratched in favor
Kruse and Church by few. Mon
day it became known that stickers
.swould bein the field and that the
same people who put Kruse in two
years ago were uniting to beat him
this year. And was easily for< :
seen the night Of the caucus J. l..
Johnson was to run ON stickers for
treasurer. The last named was an
easy winner. The Krpse-C Church
fight was however race from start
to finish. During the entire count
lead alternated back and forth with
the difference usually about 9 votes.
Finally the count was concluded
and the result Of Church 90 and
Kruse 80 announced. Some dis
cussion arose in the election board
about countingsev ballots which
had the sticker for Church attached
but no mark or scratch Of any kind.
They were counted however for Mr..
Church and for no other candidate
on the ground that attaching the
st:cker showed the intention Of the
voter to vote for Mr.. Church and
a decision of the Supreme Court
sustains this view.
The new council will be composed
.ef Bier. Richards, Reed, CHURCH
and some one appointed by the
Mayor and confirmed by the Coun-
- 4 IL
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
KENNEWIcK WASHINGTON, FRIDAY DECEMBER 10 1909

Turner Art Co. in purchasing le
production of the pictures to adorn
the rooms in the public school
buildings. The pictures will be
here two days and abundant oppor-
tunity will thereby tie given to see
them The schools certainly need
the pictures as the walls are largely
unadorned now. The educative
value to the child of a good picture
is Of the very highest order
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
ANNUAL MEETING
Finley Improvement Company

There will be meeting of the
stockholders of the Finley Improve
ment Company at the Finley Hall,
Wednesday evening December 18th
at s p. m. for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the coming year.
O, G. Retzlaff, Secretary.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-12-10
LIBRARY MEETING

The general committee of six
has set the date of the mass meeting
to organize the Library Association
for Friday, December 31st at the
Parish House.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1909-08-20
BLACKWELL.

Emma Skubitzke and Blanche Dessert
drove to Laona Monday.
Jacob Knoedler completed his work
and left for home Saturday.
Zulu Buckley returned from her
school work atValparaiso, Ind. and visit
in Michigan last Friday.
Miss Bessie Peterson of Rhinelander
was an arrival Tuesday and will make
her home here for the present.
Mrs. Powers and Katherine Flsnner
accompanied Blanche Dessert to her
home on Tomahawl lake Wednesday.
Frank and Jack Flanner and Bradley
Freeborn camped at Windfall lake a
few days this week and caught fine
string of fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Fellows came
from Chicago Saturday to spend few
weeks here while receiving the benefit
of our fresh air.
A most deligh full picnic was held at
Windfall lake Tuesday. The parties 60
ing out on the motor-car and boating
was fine but not good fish day.
Every body is so busy now days pick
ing bereies both raspberries and blue
berries being brought in in large qnan-
titles that no other news or social func-
tons are known.
Some of our young ladies are enjoying
horse back riding since the purchase OF
three very fine indian ponies. Miss
day the company have two left.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller of Chicago
Heights came Wednesday and are stay
ing at Mill View Cottage while the adj
dition to the flooring mill is being built.
Mr.. Fuller is experimenting the work.