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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19
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great majority Of I'll classes Of
business houses y grossly nm
just. We refer 70 the credit
system. You may 60 70 any
store to make your purchases,
and you will lind swo prices;
the cash aud time price. Some
merchants may deny having swo
prices, but you will 6nd 1t true.
You know that with the cash il
your hand y on canalway . drive
= better bargain than when you
buy on credit. Why il thiss
Because. when you buv on
credit, you are using the mer.
chants money, and he simply
adds interest +, the price This
would be Q. K. IL al paid the
same rate Of interest but do
theyi Let NJ see. When money
10 worth 10 per cent, A, B, G, and
D, each buy . buggy the price
Of which is $4,000 cash, e1O5. 90
On time. A pays cash for his
buggy and gets il for $1,000.
He gets just what he pays for
B, ., and D have their buggies
charged. B pays for his in
three months, and thus having
had q. so worth Of use OF the
merchants money, has paid
q. 50 to much. G pays for his
in six month";, having used the
merchants money $500 worth
gets his moneys worth. D lets
the account run = year and gets
$40 90 worth Of use out OF the
merchants money; he really
paid $500 less than the buggy
was actually Worth. Who is the
loser? The merchant and the
man who buys on credit and
pays promptly. What il the
remedy Buy for cash and in.
sist on cash prices. But sup
posing you need the goods and
have not the cash, what then?
Why. If by virtue Of your
means, character and business
judgement, you are entitled to
credit, buy on credit, but in
sist on cash prices and pay in.
terest on the money 90 long as
you use it, but POSITIVELY
aefuse to pay interest on the
money the other fellow is using,
nor ask the other fellow to pay
interest on yours. Trade with
the merchant who encourages
this. the just system, and refuse
your patronage 10 the one who
sticks to the old unjust one, and
you will be sure Of always get
ting your moneys worth. This
system will be ours after Oct.
Let. We viii hare but one cash
price; the owest price. II you
want credit. We will extend it to
you, and still give you the cash
prices, bit you must pay Us for
the use Of our money. We will
no longer be . party to the
abuses % generally practiced.
We shall henceforth refuse TO
rob the man who pays promptly
and give IL to the fellow who
pays when he must. We invite
your patronage; we will treat
you with courtesy. We will
not turn you down. should you
forget Jour pocket book, or
should you send by . neighbor
for any thing We have, but you
must not take offence, II We ask
you to settle the next time you
to town.
Our stock Of hardware, Farm
Implements and every thing
pertaining TO these lines is -
large - ever, and our prices
lower than ever. We eel the
best ana guarantee satisfaction
ask eli who owe % money,
70 settle st once, Is We need the
money. We ask oil our custom
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-11-19

Tue Service which this bank
extends to its patrons is of the
Highest Efficiency. and Satisfac
tory ct al times to both borrow.
Or and depositor. There are
two important reasons why you
should transact your business
with this bank:
IA Capital of &c. 600 and
and Surplus of $500
2-Oficers and Employees of
uuQuestioned integrity. Mod
orn banking methods. That is
Service and Facilities.
Just two reasons but ample.
The FIRST STATE BANK
E1sls S2O.OGO .Suroius $4,000
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
ELECTRIC CARS
CRASH TEN DEAD
MOtOrman Who Caused Wreck
Crushed to Death.

South Bend, Ind, June 21.-Ten per-
sons were killed and forty injured in
a wreck on the Chicago, Lake Shore
& South Bend railroad in Potter coun-
ty, Ind, when two of the big electric
cars collided head-on. According tc
General Manager H. U. Wallace, the
wreck was due to a disobedience o;
orders by Motorman George A. Reed,
Of the eastbound car, who was killed.
The eastbound car was going fifty
miles an hour to make up lost time.
When the crash occurred the eastbound
car was telescoped and almost demol-
ished. In this train were all of the
killed and most of the injured, pas
sengers on the westbound train escap-
ing with bruises.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
TRAIN RIGHTS ITSELF

Runs One Hundred Yards on Ties and
Then Returns to Tracks.
Cumberland, Md, June 21.-The Bal
timore & Ohio passenger train from
st. Louis to New York was thrown
from the track near Grafton by a
washout. The train ran on the ties
for one hundred yards, struck switch
and was thrown back on the track un-
injured.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
Young Man Drowned While Swimming

Lancaster, Pa, June 21.-Bruce H.
Thompson, aged twenty. a student at
a business college in this city, was
drowned in the Conestoga creek at
Rocky Springs. The young man and
a companion started to swim across
the stream, Thompson being in the
rear. When his companion reached
the opposite shore and turned to look
for Thompson the young man was
sinking and drowned before help could
reach him.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
propped Dead WatehIna Elre.

Philadelphia. June 21.-Fire de-
stroyed an entire building of the
George w. Blabon company's oil
cloth and linoleum works at Nice
town. The loss is 100000 The
burned building was a four-story
structure. and was filed with linoleum
in the process of being dryed. Robert
Wilson, aged fifty-fve years, dropped
dead while watching the fire.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
Drowned In Lake Hopateonc.

Pottsville, Pa, June 21.-Word wa
received here that Ray Lindenmuth,
nineteen years of age, was drowned in
Lake Hopatcon, N. j. He and two 9th
ers were in a boat that capsized. He
was one of an excursion party from
this region.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
HONOR CONFEDERATE DEAD
Bids Opened For Monument to Mark
Their Resting Place.

Their Resting Place.
Washington, June 21.-At the war
department bids were opened for
the erection of a monument to the
Confederate dead who are buried in
the Firms Point National cemetery at
Salem, N. J.
The monument, which is to cost
about $500, will be erected by the
United States government to mark the
resting place of 2460 officers and men
of the Confederate army and navy who
died as prisoners of war at Fort Della
ware between 1862 and 1865.
The adoption of a general monu-
ment for the purpose is due to the fact
that it has been found impossible be-
cause of imperfect records to place
a distinctive headstone at each indi-
vidual grave, as contemplated by the
act of congress.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
"ADAM GOD" GETS rs YEARS
Religious Fanatic Goes to PenItentiary
For Mullane Murder.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 21.-James
Sharp, self-styled adam God" re
Gently found guilty of the murder of
Patrolman Michael Mullane, who was
killed in a fight with religious fanatics,
of whom Sharp was leader, was SEN
fenced to twenty-five years in the peni-
tentiary.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23

To avoid serious results take Fox
ey's Kidney remedy at the first sign
of kidney or bladder disorder such as
backache, urinary Irregularities, ex-
haustion, and you will soon be well.
Commence taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy today. Sold by w. R. KEYS
q CO., Clayton; all druggists, Smyr-
uo
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
unendurahle Pains cause sulolde.

st. Louis. Mo-, June 21.-Believing
he was suffering uncomfortable pains
from disease of an artery, DIR. Justin
Steer. a member of the faculty of
Washington university, killed himself
with prussic acid.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
Arreat clnarette smokera.

Tacoma. Wash. June 21.-By orders
Of the county attorney the police ar
rested all persons found smoking Gig
arettes There we're eight arrests.
Most OF the persons gave bail.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
Runaway Girls Swallow Poison.

Springfield, ILL.,. June 21.-Rather
than be taken home by officers on
complaint of their parents, Catherine
Bender and Josie Cole, both aged
eighteen years, carried out a suicide
pact by drinking carbolic acid.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
ROOSEVELT'S LIVE BEASTS
Two Wolves and One Boar on Way to
New York.

Naples, June 21.-The German
steamship Feldmarschall has arrived
here with two wolves and one wild
boar, alive, which were captured by
ex-President Roosevelt. They will be
transhipped to New York on board the
Pannonia, sailing this week.
Smyrna times., 1909-06-23
THREE BOYS DROWNED
Lads Slipped Into Hole While Wad.
ina In Creek.

New Castle, Pa, June 21.-Plunging
Unexpectedly under water fifteen feet
deep, three boys, Lewis Dale, aged
eleven; Leo Gallagher, aged thirteen,
and Roy Gallagher, aged eleven, were
drowned in Bear Run creek. The boys
were wading and suddenly slipped into
a hole caused by recent dredging. The
bodies were recovered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


FOR SALE
Great Plating Proposition-SS1z acres
ON mn =, near 18th So. It has Sraouai
slope to the west and is really the pre-
fiast tract nj land in this valley, ana AT
the price of $500 per acre there IS 3 10
time in il You must act QUICKLY, lOi "
price is going 10 be advanced. MAKE up q
syndicate and take il in. ,,~-
BUSINESS AND FLAT PROPES1 J,
qsa,,90S 12-room modern brick, SIate 81
half block from Eagle Gate, and the -
0N0 an hotel will be built on TINS SAINT
block. It's THE SITE for a Iailii - ~ ~
lei or up-to-date apartment houses $500 80
4Gx122. with a street all around II - ~
light adjoining ground to be broken I'M
ine5iatelv for a swell fiat; 500 foot
5Ox135 on State St. 21z BLOCKS nor" VI
Eagle Gate: high, slightly lot So'oyV.
Another slightly lot on LIST ave- Oet"e S-i
state and a, 57izxi65; $40 foot. - sss-
6Ox130 corner, list So. and "a e. OniS ~
s S2lzxi4 on cor. LIST So. and I'd W" SIS
49l5x1i5lk corner on Sd So, between lst
and I'd w, $500 foot. 49,,
Business corner on East I'd So very
close in: $500 foot 81
Slx95 to alley. corner Brigham anu Oh
r $50 foot. All special taxes paid.
49IkxS21a on east side of Sd W, between
ID and Sd So. trackage; 500 1901. o.
35sx165. State, between 4th ana Sth SO''
4sxiS2 on 1st So. near West Temple at
5Sxis5 on 4th So. near Sd East $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30

FOR SALE-HOW. MUCH is YOUR
MONEY EARNING? We will help you
to make il earn 10, II and Is per cent,
besides iii real estate there is no chance
IS. 5OO-5x10 rods on a corner near Sd
ave and F St, a modern S-room brick
house, good barn, trees shrUbbery and
nice lawn, sewer and sidewalk paid; $1,000
JUST LIKE RENT.
S2650-5-roOm modern brick, 9th So. and
5th East, 371kx140 feet to alley; 800 cash,
bal. like rent.
A.30e-s-room modern p. brick on large
lot. near university, hot air heat, cellar
under entire house, Mission finish. dOu-
BILE floors cabinet kitchen, 1909 house.
owner wants 81 800 cash; II you only have
g. 450-2x7 rods on r St, close to ist
ave, east front, 6-rOom modern, sidewalk
and sewer all paid.
SSO00-4x1J rods on F. 1st So, S-rocm
modern house, full size basement, house
built for home, ground is worth 500 a
S,isO-n1lx1s5 feet, broom brick. mod
ern, q very good house, nice lawn, trees,
on sth East and 6th So. Terms.
81 soO--roOm brick. part modern, So.
East. 51x115 it. lawn and trees, fenced /;
$500 cash, bal. so mo.
s3,0OO-9th East. 9Th So. near corner, 3
room modern brick house in very good
condition. House built 3 years; $500 cash
bal like rent.
s.. 25O-6-room shingled bungalow, north
bench. close to Fl st. So front hard
wood floors. birch finish. large attic, ce-
mented cellar. laundry. china closet and
book cases built in walls. The owner will
make very easy terms
S3.s00-6-room strictly modern home. Lot
56x1sS IT.. near 18th East on 4th So, house
was built for home and is we'll built
Good barn. This is snap.
We are agents for some very good bust
ness property that We are authorized to
sell. Agents for The Royal Insurance.
HALLORAN-JUDGE co.
909 Main St
Y. A. BettilyOn, Mgr, Phones SO.
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TWO "OTTTsTDFRg


We don't cOnflne our business to Salt
Lake City-sure not. Last week we sold
farm in Sanpete county and ranch in
Wyoming. This week we expect to sell
the two following places:
A 16O-scre farm near COrinne, in Box
Elder county. Bet you never saw such q
snap" Sixty acres in Gold Coin wheat.
% acres in Alfalfa and the rest i'm good
pasture and farm land Confidential: This
place is owned by ? lawyer who dOesn' I
know half as much about farming q s some
farmers know about law. He's going to
Los Angeles next week and gave US an
exclusive sale, letting US fix the price and
terms We did. and for a quick sale-s23
an acre and terms to suit purchaser.
Would exchange in part for city proper
ty. The soil is very rich, much OF IL be-
ing worth over 800 an acre. If you're a
worker you can make this place pay for
itself In two or three years.
IN BINGHAM CANYON.
This Is accompaniment furnished
house, renting for S42O year: will sell
for $3.50. $3.50 cash, balance easy. Figure
this out and you'll find It pays about 50
per cent net. The owner has left Bing-
ham and would exchange for Salt Lake
DID YOU KNOW IT?
Thousands OF people know we sell more
homes build more homes and do more
real estate business than any other firm
in the. city. There's a reason-in fact.
Can't tell them all today. but here's a
few:
A FEW "BECAUSES."
Because we always treat everybody right:
Because when we're busy We work both
day and night
Because we've the biggest bargains Of
any one In town.
Because we're always ready to show
live" ones around.
Because our list is the largest and COM
pletest:
Because our turnouts are the SWEETEST and
the neatest.
Because our statesmen are competent and
square;
Because we're always busy and yet have
time to spare.
Because we please the seller and the buy
er, too,
Because we've suited hundreds and can
sure suit you.
A H. BIRRELL CO,
Bell 80. s. Main. Ind 1913
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
0PP0R7 TjQNI1 TIES
YOU MAY NEVER HAVE
AGAIN

a,o50-A nice s-room house on west side;
lot Ax157 feet TO alley; lawn and
shade terms 500 cash and balance
Sl2 per month
I,SSo-A nice 3-room house with summer
Kitchen large rooms, close TO RIO
Grande depot; lot all fenced in;
terms $3.50 cash and balance SIS
per month.
81 .2oo-A new, s-room house on west side:
water and electric light in house;
lot ali fenced in; a good buy and
$50 cash will handle il.
N,5JO-A new 4-room cottage, water and
electric light in house; lot SSx14S
feet TO alley; south front; $50 cash
and balance like rent.
81, 6o0-4-rOOm plastered house; southeast:
close TO car line; lot 54x157 feet;
south front: 500 cash and balance
SO per month.
8. lOo-5-room shingle bungalow; south
east; good cement basement; fine
lot. facing east: terms $500 cash and
balance easy monthly payments.
$2,6S0-A large 4-rOOm modern pressed
brick cottage, near 9Th South and
Attn East: lot 3Sx14s feet to alley;
terms 500 cash and balance $40 per
month.
SS,e50-A beautiful new 5-room modern
pressed brick. near 9Th South and
End East; $500 cash and balance so
per month.
s., 250-6-room modern house on r street,
near 1st avenue; lot 2xs rods;
"a, 500-A beautiful 5-room modern pressed
brick on z street; lot 2kx10 rods;
terms $500 cash and balance month
ly payments.
s4,5cO-Beautiful Groom modern pressed
brick near university; lot 2xlSS
feet; terms 500 cash and balance
like rent.
5000 6-room modern pressed brick
house on 9Th East; this is an excep-
tionslly well built house and can be
bought on reasoHab BILE terms. See
this if you are looking for good
home for the money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
FOR SALE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REALTY
& BROKERAGE co.
315-316 Atlas Block
We Advertise Nothing but Bar
gains
Bell 4472

We have this week new 5-room mod.
brk house on sth So. bet West Temple
and First West; lot SlAx14s It. s2.550,
and easy terms.
No. % Riverside ave, a 3-room frame
house: lot 3715x14S fl. small amount
down and the bal. 20 suit the purchaser :
$3.50.
A 4-room mod. brk. house; lot 411zx140lz
#. on 9TH So. near 18th East; g. 800. terms
A fine 5-room mod. brk. house on 6th
East; lot 49lzxl65 #. $500
We have y acres of choice land in
Pennington, Davis Co. Will sell or trade
for Salt Lake real estate. This is the
best farming land in the county
% acres OF land IN Syracuse Davis Co
7-room frame house, acres OF beets IL
acres of tomatoes. Z acres in bearing fruit
with plenty of water. all under cultiva-
ton.
We can sell you a house or lot in anv
part of the city on easy terms. Call and
let US show you some of our bargains.
We have few lots left in the Western
Pacific add. = down and 81 per week
Lots are selling for &l25 per lot
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FOR sALE-REAL EsTATE.
TWO BARGAINS.


Up on the hill in the east of town.
With beautiful View-looking down
Where the airs as clear as the sky is
There's an ideal place for a home for
An eight-room modern is just the home
For little family like your own.
It's cosy and pleasant and right brand
Now wouldn't a house like that suit
you?
Eighth avenue is a pretty street,
And the people there are the kind to
It's cheap at the price-five thousand net,
And bargain at that you'n surely get.
II you're interested in a home like this,
You surely can't go far amiss
II YOU let us take you I'D to see
This pretty home tween c and d.
Now if YOU wish a mansion fine.
The SWEETEST thing along this line,
On Second South and close to town
A better bargain can't be found.
With rooms in plenty and all so grand,
As swell q home as in all the land;
Eleven thousand put in such
WIN never be cent too much.
And terms Wen make to suit one, too.
a splendid home indeed for you;
And one of which you can be proud
When you entertain your little crowd. -
Now come and see US soon-this week
Whatever kind of home you seek.
For he can suit you, if any one can,
Z II. Birrell,' the real estate man.
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WANTED-Two district managers in
Utah-Ogden and Salt Lake City; exclu-
Sive contract for large territory; problem
of cheaper fuel solved; cost of maintain
ing kitchen range permanently cheap
ened one-half; every family needs and
will finally have It: demand constantly
increases: temporary investment of 500
required to furnish sub-agents who viii
buy District manager at Lewistown,
Mont. writes: Ninety per cent of in
stallations result in sales" Director of
State of Georgia Agricultural Experiment
Station writes: you are public benefac-
tors" Pres. 1900 Washer Co. writes; You
may use my name all you want" Stan
dard Utilities Corporation, Scranton, Pa.
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We WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY
In memory Of departed loved ones. But
win be open Tuesday with long list OF
new bargains. Our lister has found some
snaps in the past week. You will have
TO hurry If YOU get in before the big
crowds get here. The cOngested condl-
ton OF the hotels and rOOming houses
tells the tale more emphatic than words
They are overlooking now. Before the
races are over the cheap rates from the
east will be on and fair Salt Lake will be
a boiling, seething mass Of humanity
with pockets full of money tO-spend. Are
you in n position TO get your share? II
not. get in now; we can locate you in any
kind of d business you want Below is
only a few Of the many bargains we have
for Tuesday. See US early. The Lewis
Lowe Co.. 223 Judge bldg.
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FOR SALE
We have just
completed

One OF the SWEETEST, up-to-dste cottages
in the city on ID ave. bet. r and 5 streets,
built OF light pressed brick; very large
porches, etc; large rooms. halls, large
bathroom. nickel plumbing, fine oak man
tel, interior elegantly finished, floor laid
Up stairs and room to finish several more
rooms on the second floor, large base
ment all cemented. furnace, etc. Lot 40X
115 feet to alley in rear. VIII be open
Sunday afternoon between the hours of
3 and .. m. See US for price and terms.
Groom brick house, strictly modern, hot
water heat, lot s2tzx165 feet; room 10 build
several more houses on lot. bargain.
Only 5000.
East I'd South, 5-room brick cottage,
complete plumbing, etc. Price $3.50.
Terms, $500 cash, balance S25 per month.
LOOK AT 651 EAST I'd SOUTH.
Two-story red pressed brick, 8 rooms,
strictly modern. furnace cemented base
ment, large automobile garage, back yard
all cemented, sewer, sidewalk and paving
tax paid.
5-room light pressed brick cottage
strictly modern, good location. A bar
gain for some one. Only $3.50. Easy
terms
Vacant lots. good location, from 500
to 1919 each. Terms so cash, balance so
per month"; per cent interest
3x10 rods, east bench near the Univer-
2isxiO rods, east bench, facing south.
40xi15 feet, near % ave. $3.50.
Fine building lot on East LIST South
close in, $500.
2I5x9 rods. south front Attn avenue, 81 600
BUILDING LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL
FEDERAL HEIGHTS AT VERY LOW
PRICES AND GOOD TERMS. SEE Us
FOR PARTICULARS.
e. e. Casady & Co.
400 Atlas Block
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a SNAP

Neat little modern red brick cottage on
stn South. lot 2lax10 rods: chicken house,
fruit trees and garden; cement walks
around house Price s2500 and only 800
nGN.-n
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WE HAVE A CORNER-DOLLARS.
Full of first-class groceries. Owner go
ing on a mission will have to part with
an established business. VIII sell at in
voice. VIII you be the lucky one? Small
amount will handle it, The Lewis-LoWe
Co, 90 Judge bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
= ROOMS

European hotel with running water in
each room: good furniture; only two
blocks from Main st. People are sleeping
on cots now; what will they do when the
big crowds come? This is a money maker
50, 200 will buy it. The Lewis-Lowe Co,
% Judge bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
A SWELL HOusE.

Seven rooms. with enough roomers to
pay rent and grocery bills. Every car
pet just cleaned and every room papered;
fine furniture and modern house; s.
will buy it. 800 cash will handle it. Don't
come after Tuesday noon for this. The
LeWis-Lowe Co, 223 Judge bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE
A. ~. EUMpHREES
On the Ground Floor
Is West Second South ST,

\ COTTAGE-FI.AT AT A BARGAIN.
10 rooms, down, up, on D street;
modern in every respect. baths, ample
closet room. An elegant home for IS. 40,
and we can give you good terms.