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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14
TRYING TO EXPLAIN
PEARY's ACTION IN TAMPERING
WITH COOKS MAIL.
Bridgman, His Particular Friend,
Admits That Peary Saw the Men
Who Had Cooks Letter.

A dispatch from Sydney, B. c.,
says Herbert L. Bridgman, secretary
of the Peary Arctic club, who is to
meet Commander Peary, arrived
there Friday evening.
Mr.. Bridgman denies that he had
seen any communication to Prof
Helm of Dresden, but said that it
was perfectly evident. that Command
er Peary and Harry Whitney were
together for several days and that
it would be a reasonable, deduction
that Whitney had informed Peary
IF Cooks claims. and that Peary
would gather all available testimony
to refute the claim, having heard
the Eskimos' stories that Cook "had
not been out of sight Of land"
"I do not think" continued Mr..
Bridgman, that Commander Peary
is bringing Cooks two Eskimo boy
witnesses or he would have men,
toned the fact. 1t would not be m
easy thing to bring them down, as
they might die. Their testimony
would be no more valuable In the
United States than as given before
the members of the Peary party
while north. It will be impracti-
cable for Cook or any one to send a
steamer up for the Eskimos bofore
next year."
With regard to the offer Of the
United States coast and geological
survey to arbitrate the controversy,
Mr.. Bridgman said:
II know that Commander Peary
will be perfectly satisfied to abide by
its verdict. Peary has a commits
sion from the survey TO take certain
observations and data, and will sub
nit his results to that board.
Cooks two witnesses" continued
MT. oIiQSluduu, dIS 1IOm 1o W
20 years old. The other six Eski-
mos who declined to go returned
with Cooks letters to his wife,
John R. Bradley and Rudolph
Francke, dated, Capt Thomas Hub
bard. Commander Peary, in Sc
ries of conversations with the ma
tiyes, found that the letters were
not written where dated. The Es-
kimos told Of the number of sloops
passed since they parted company
with Cook, but it may be the ma
tives did not tell the truth to Com
mander Peary. It will depend large
ly on the natives testimony whether
or not Cook was where he claims
to have BEEN"
In further explanation Mr.. Bridg-
man said he supposed Francke show
ed the Cook letters to Peary, which
naturally aroused curiosity to ques-
ton the natives who brought them
south.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14
Horses Stampeded.

An odd accident occurred recent
ly at Grass Mesritsch, Australia,
during the maneuvers of the Aus
trian army. The horses Of the Sixth
regiment Of Dragons were stamped
ed at midnight by searchlight play
ed on their camp by the approaching
enemy" They ran wildly through
the camp, trampling on the sleeping
soldiers. One man was killed and
19 severely injured
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14
THE DEMANDS
Made by the Democratic Con-
ference Friday.
they ARE ALL GOOD
The Meeting Adjourned After De-
claring for Strict Construction OF
State and National Constitutions,
Support of Government, Better
Tariff, Senators by Direct Votes.

After adopting declaration OF
principles, the Democratic confer
ence, which met at Saratoga, N. "
concluded two days session FRI
day and adjourned sine die.
The declaration of principles fol-
lows:
"The Democrats assembled IN
conference at Saratoga, September
9 and 10, 1909, announce the fol-
lowing as their understanding OF
certain essential Democratic princi'
Piles and policies:
ga strict construction of consti-
tutions, both State and federal.
Loyal support of the federal gov
ernmert in the exercise of all its
CONSTITUTIONAL powers; eternal vigi-
lance in watching and detecting, and
vigorous and persistent opposition
to all extensions of federal power
that entrenches on those reserved
to the States or to the people.
For Revenue Only.
"a tariff for revenue only; nc
government subsidies ITO political
interests, directly or through pro.
tective tariff.
Equal and uniform taxation;
covering only the just needs oi
government economically administer
ed.
THE abandonment at the earliest
moment practicable of our imper-
talistic venture in the Philippine
Islands, first safeguarding their in
dependence by sufficient guarantees
STEADY adherence to the princi.
pie of home rule and local self.
government lby the State and Its
political subdivisions.
Rigid economy in government
expenditures.
Senators by Direct Vote.
Election Of United States sena,
tors by direct vote.
Reform in registration and in
enrolment laws; in methods OF
election; and of nominating candi.
dates for public office so that nomi.
mating conventions shall be compos-
ed of representatives directly chosen
by members Of the party.
Reform In primary laws to give
to every citizen greater direct influ-
ence in naming candidates.
Taxation of corporations by the
State alone.
"A constitutional amendment au'
thorizing a federal income tax.
Enforcement Of federal and
State laws against criminal trusts.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14
BREAK OUT IN MACON.
Five Prllagra Cases Are Discovered
in That City.


Pellagra has been discovered in
Macon, Ga, according to County
Physician William c. c. Pumpelly.
there are in that city five well de-
velOped cases OF pellagra, all the
patients being white Three of this
number are very prominent people,
living in a fashinoable suburb, and
they are in very serious condition.
The county physician was called
several days ago in consultation with
the attending physicians and has
been in constant attendance upon
the sufferers until Sunday, when he
gave out the statement that the
cases were well developed. The pa
tients were all taken III about the
same time the first of last week.
The disease is said to have develop
ed rapidly.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14
Shot in o Show.
OF His Men to Guard 1t.

At Lewiston, Pa, while playing
Wild West Sunday with a target gun
James Lepley, aged IA years, shoS
William Shank, killing him.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-09-14

you and ask about the story of tissue
ballots we have heard about in South
Carolina. Your lecture has given me
all the information I want and I
ask you to accept this as curiosi-
tv" give the exact reproduction
Of this curious relic of by-gone days.
It is the Democratic ticket for Rich
land county in Hampton's second
election for governor in 1878.
RICHLAND COUNTY.
For Governor
Wade Hampton
Lieutenant Governor
w. d. Simpson
Secretary of State
R. NJ. Sims.
Supervisor Of Education
H. S. Thompson
Comptroller General
Johnson Hagood
Adjutant and Inspector General
f. w. Noise
State Treasurer
S. l.. Leaphart
Attorney General
Leroy +. Ioumans
CongrcsS-Third District
ID. Wyatt Aiken
State Senator
John H. KinSler
Representatives
John f. Bacon
John A. Elkins
John C.. Haskell
John c. Seegars
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B. S. Harrington
Basement Atlas Block
Phones: Bell 5l06. Ind. S15
FOR SALE

HERE THEY ARE-MORE BARGAINS.
5 300. and balance SD per month. elegant
Groom modern pressed brick cot
taEe. $500
3 40, balance SIS a month. Groom brick.
bath. fireplace fruit and shade
trees, lawn and barn. 500
90, balance SIS per month. 6-room
modern brick. large lot. fruit and
shade trees cement walks and eel
lar; S3G00.
s 100. balance easy terms. 6-room modern
cottage. lot 50Xl57 feet. S3.200.
slice balance easy terms. groom. 2-story
brick. close in, $3.50.
S2,000. balance easy terms. S-room modern
pressed brick. furnace. cement
walks. A good investment; ss.00a.
S5.0O0-l2-rOom double terrace, close In, a
good investment.
S5.09Q-Easy terms. beautiful 6-room mod
ern buff brick, large lot lawn and
shade. north bench.
$. 0o0-M agnificent new s-rOOm pressed
brick. hot water heat. Nothing bet
ter ever offered. Easy terms.
s5.500-A beautiful 9-rOOm modern pressed
brick, on Ith East. furnace, large
lot. fruit and shade trees; 500
cash, balance monthly
S4.50G-An elegant new Groom modern
pressed brick cottage. near the uni-
versity. east front, large lot, very
easy terms
S. 15O-A beautiful Groom modern bunga-
low. southeast on easy terms This
is bargain for the money.
8. Jg-A new 4-rOom modern pressed brick
cottage on Sth South. close in
Terms 500 cash ana balance
monthly payments.
81 aT-A new 4-TOOm modern pressed
brick cottage, on Sth East. near 6th
South lot 21zxl9 rods; easy terms.
SPECIAL.
Your last chance to secure this block Of
Is lots for SLIGO. Fine lot close in for $50
HOFFMAN BROS.
621z W ID South street
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FOR SALE
FIFTY ACRES GOOD LAND. southeast
OF city: first class water right. would
make best summer home in Utah Viii sell
or trade for city property, ali OF part.
FOR RENT
80 acres good fruit farm, southeast Of
city; will rent very cheap; includes live
stock and farm implements. MUST ACT
QUICKLY.
If you want acreage southeast Of city
you should see rs.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HUMPHREYS,
523 Atlas Bldg.

AtOffAf tfiliL LII
523 Atlas Bldg.
List your property with Us and We viii
sell it.
Here are a Few sood buys:
$3.50 o0-2isxlo rods. > rooms, good cellar.
sth E and 9th So.
$, 0O0-2lzx6 rods; S rooms, 2-story mod
brick; furnace and bath, COM
plete; 9Th and J Sts-
s5.5OoOO-lx1o rods. s-rooms. bath. etc: I'd
Z. and It'll SO.
S.OOOO0-2lzxl5 rods; s-room brick. hard
wood, steam neat; fine home; 9th
and Brigham.
slO60o0O-One of the finest homes in ths
city; LIST Ave close in; rooms.
2-story; hardwood. hot water
heat; complete in every respect
House could not be built for the
money.
81 ,4e000-4x9 rods, vacant Brigham and
18th E; fine location for a home
near university
50e.e0-lGxlJ0 feet, vacant, eth Z. and
10th So. on car line
81. 900. 0o-lOxlo rods vacant. corner 5th and
y. owner must sell VIII make
s. 800. c1-10x30 TO Is. Sd L on car line
Some of the best corners on W. Cd So
and Sd So. SITS, close in, that are right
in line for the new d. K r. G. depot
one CT the best terraces downtown; pay
ing II per cent and improving all the
time; $4,000 will handle this
We have some of the finest houses and
best building lots in the city for sale
If YOU are looking for a nome, see US
before buying We can suit you.
\ 10 and a 2o-acre tract on the east
bench close in that are below the mar
ket We can sci all or part of this prop
ertv and it will make the buyer money
We have demands all the time for de-
sirabls property. List with us and We
will sell for you.
A, N. HUMPHREYS,
so Atlas Bldg.
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FOR SALE
5-room brick modern home. 9Th E.. =. 30
5-room brick. modern. 9th So, 5th E $3.50
7-rOOm brick. modern. Sd Avs.....-...Sf5 Go
5-room bricK. modern. c St.-....-.....S4 eco
3-roOm frame, west side .-.-.--.--..-.4 80
9-roon1 frame. west side ...---..-..-S 30
broom brick. 1st N....................S1.S So
5-room brick. Cannon st. ............ 81 .Sj6
FARM LANDS
AZ acres on 81 E.-------.-.--.... -----. s. cor
20 acres miles from Temple -.-...S2, go
) acres e-room house, all in fruit
on 9th p ches7 .................S6.Z 30
10 acres. eth E. fruit and shade 5000
Business property on Sd So. State and
Main SITS, cheap
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT A SNAP
If SO. INV ESfIGATE These.
On 4th So. bet Main and West Temple,
nearly opposite where Newhouse S5.eoJ. 90
MOTEL will be built We can deliver to YOU
Gf taken quickly a piece of property
with pretty fair improvements, at 500
per foot less than any other property 1T
that block can be purchased at.
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FnR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
HOME OWNING
sTARTING y W M FiFTY DOLLARS.

HOME OWNING
STARTING WITH FIFTY DOLLARS
Home owning is a wonderful antidOte
for discomfort and encouragement a dis
heartened woman had worn herself nearly
into nervous prostration stretching an IN
come of So a month 10 feed and ciothe
and house her husband. herself and their
child. Against the inevitable rainy day
she had saved $50 This she took TO
contractor who she had heard was iu-
clined TO be generous with his customers
She looked at hi mthrough a mist OF
tears.
ITS all have. but ] simply have to
get a home with il. Were paying -
d month rent viii you take this 80 ana
She looked at him through mist Of
so a month payments for home any soft
of a home. so We get something real 20
work for? I simply can't work for land
lord any longer.
The story of how the contractor TOOK
the so with d hand that was none too
firm of how the man and woman moved
their household goods in push cart over
night how the wife set her table from
her own garden. how the husband IlNeu
up the somewhat dilapidated place which
had come back on the contractors hands
and which was the only cottage he had at
the price they could pay on time makes
too long q story to be told here. But the
man took heart from his wife's courage
and won promotion and better wages,
while the woman gained health from nope.
Today one could not buy their place lot
81 800.
If you want d high-priced home,
or low-prieed homei if you want to
pay cash, or if you want to pay for
it by the month, call and see US. II
we have not : ready-buiIt house to
suit you, we will build one that will
and we guarantee satisfaction. We
can save you money on any priced
home you wish to buy or build.
Salt Lake real estate is increasing in
value every day You can not make a
safer investment or make money faster
than by buying now. It's safe and sure
We give you below a few bargains in
moderate priced homes.
B street between 10th and 18th streets.
facing west. Five-roOm pressed brick cot
tage. stone foundation, mantel, complete
plumbing, pantry, two clothes closets
bathroom, hallway; price $3.50.
5iS c street. Five-room pressed brick
cottage. just completed; pantry, bath
room. two clothes closets, cellar, 'front.' and
back poTches. lawn. cement walks; lot al
feet inches by 12s feet inches, with
driveway; price $3.50
30 Tenth avenue. Five-room cement and
ptDttt-hdSu butSaADNf NV AAEl'tt : Ast-
modern; lot Al feet inches by lZS feet
inches, with driveway. price $500.
House and lot, corner Of % South and
Wendell ave, between 18th and 18th East.
[ lot 81 feet by 14S feet; house pressed brick,
I two stories and basement seven rooms,
reception hall. complete plumbing, fur
mace, mantel etc. Price $1,000
/ House and lot next west Of above. al
most duplicate; price $500.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST CO.
p Up. Main St.
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WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for
well-located money-making cafe, first
class. Must sell on account of sickness
snap at 5000.
Another nice small restaurant for only
$50
Fine cigar. confectionery and postcard
business. a snap.
Best located, money making rooming
house in the city; long lease, cheap rent
4 bargain
Furniture Of a 7-room flat, only s475. a
snap.
This grocery and meat market is posi-
lively l. Fixtures cheap and stock at
inventory
Fine and dandy drug store. A snap.
Photo gallery. las A No. l. Investi-
safe.
Commission business. very cheap. 4
money maker.
HOFFMAN BROS,
62lz West I'd South Street.
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.-.,ssr ON East Second south; elegant
AaotNSst as with Groom frame house:
-1rlr4, go rirbt cellar, etc. The land
ilil, i v-orfb the price $500 1850
se-s balance TO suit purchaser.
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,--,tber with six apartments, rents
~ ~ S- Der month. Price *l'-oOo
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-,.-, brick, eight rooms 4xl0. on
lR Let not water heat large barn,
se1ehe' sfc beautiful home; 5000,
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Double house (2-story brick, rooms on
each side. por. baths. toilets, c. /. fun
Easements. sewer connections. corner lot.
60x160, room for more houses. located near
5th Z. and Sth So. Cheap al 5000
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6-room bungalow, nearly new. very ar
tistic. fine and well built; over 50 feet
frontage; located on east bench. fine view;
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S3,500-Five-room new modern pressed
brick. bath. toilet. sewer, cement walks.
crate ana mantei cellar, large attic,
everything first-class and up-to-date- in
best residence section. northeast
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Houses

SiA5N0-A Groom new modern pressed
brick on a corner an the best residence
section, east SIDE tbufit for home owner
leaving city,. bath rooms. hardwood
floors mp and down stairs. hot water
heat. large Cemented basement and every
thing nrst-ciass and up-to-date.
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with eight apartments, rents
AI ;Ssi DER month. Price 5000
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.,a eour snaps in residences. All
We ZONES in swell locations.
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The best flat site to get the largest re-
turns IS Brigham and Sd E. at $50 per
foot. on Brigham. or on LIST ave, between
State and A double frontage). at Sl25 per
foot, or LIST South. near I'd East. at 500
per foot for the corner.
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FOR SALE
If we knew what you were looking for
we would advertise it.
$50
for 5xe rods. on 39-foot street, near Sd W.
and I'd \. Terms to suit
1900
for q e-room frame house. on a corner,
lot 50Xl57 feet to alley. So. Sth Z. Terms.
NS75
for a new 4-rOom pressed brick cottage.
hall pantry. closet. bathroom mot fin
ishedl, cellar; lot 5ox140 feet to alley; near
So. Main st. Terms. 500 cash OF less; bal
ance SIS pei month
5-scre tract, l2oo; near new VALLEY
View Park addition, S. E. between 18th
and 14th South.
Money to loan at per cent
For anything in the realty line see
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV'T CO,
Suite 30 d. F. Walker Bldg.
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291zx165 on State bet. 4th and 9Th South.
A great buy at $500 per foot
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT COMPANY.
251 South Main Phones z.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE '
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81 gss-Nearfy new 4-roGm modern
pressed brick good residence section
southeast, ear line, easy terms.
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491zx132. with Groom mod. brick trent
s45). on % West bet. LIST and I'd South, for
$500. f terms.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
VESTMENT COMPANY.
25l So Main. Phones 2.
WE WRITE FIRE INSU RANCE. 81
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FOR SALE
LITTLE & LITTLE.

Groom pressed brick, modern in every
particular. including laundry and COM
partment basement: ID East near 1st So.
$500. A good bargain
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FOR SALE
A, M'KELLAR & co,
HONEST HOMES.
CHOICE BUYS
$50.
$50

$50
$3.50.
BUYS 4 handsome. strictly modern resi-
dence with Z lovely rooms, rec. hall. bath
room, clothes closets, etc. close 10. on
beautiful 1st ave, basement fitted with z
large rooms. cemented floors, laundry ana
furnace. all nickel plumbing. beautiful
cleo. fixtures. large mission mantel
$3.50.
BUYS a handsome. strictly modern. g.
room bungalow. with laundry and furnace
in basement. all nickel plumbing, beauti-
full mission mantel large lot, on 18th T.
near LIST So. A beauty.
$4,000
BUYS a strictly modern I-room residence,
fine hot water heating plant, nice lot
paved street. cement walks south front.
choice location. on I'd ave
PICK THIS Up QUICK.
$3.50
BUYS handsome. new. strictly modern
pressed brick residence. best Of plumbing.
cement basement. nice location. southeast;
500 cash. balance 80 per month takes It.
THESE HOMES AR BARGAINS.
A, MIKELLAR & co.,
631s W. % So.
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Another Groom mod. pressed brick on
LIST avenue, close in. for S. 200.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
-
FOR SALE
NARRlF9GT TON

Give us goOG roads. good sidewalks and
manufactures. THEN WE ARE FIXED
SALT LAKE a0.00-19fG
You Can't Keep a Good Town Down
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Sears
Investment Co.
IA East Sd Sou Judge Bldg,

FOR SALE
Weir. IS West Second South
Is OG0-e9xI4G feet Main street. near Ken
sington apartments. q great bar
gain: worth 500 per foot
81 00o-s21zxS2ik feet. corner 1st South and
9th East
q 500-1O0x1i5ik feet. Second ave. south
front: very cheap at this price
s.. 5Oo-S21sxl22 feet, \ St. near lst ave.
{ S0O-75xl40 feet. corner 5th East
5o0-50x151 feet, east OF LIBERTY PARK
perhaps $500
IS lots. It'll East north of 18th So,
$40 each.
Mortgage Loans on Real Estate
Weir, 3e West Second South
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ss.I5O-25zxl0 rods on So. State between
10th and 18th So facing east New home
and a good one; surroundings very good.
81 000 cash.
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S4O00-2ILxS rods on I'd Ave. near NJ St.
facing south, S-room frame, mod; no.
water heat; all street assessm ents paid;
connected with sewer. A home that IS
worth while.
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23x123 feet on LIST South near the Co
ionial hotel, bet W. 7. and lst W, at S325
per foot. Cheap piece.
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..--. mn $ St. price $50, and one
A. ..'S.t ,Ve. $. r.. price $3.50. All bar
Gains
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$3.50 on Sth z. south of 9th So. east
front. 5-room mod. brick $500 cash; bal
ance like rent.
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Groom frame IN rear 4th No. and 9Th
w. 2I5 rods frontage; $500; easy terms.
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MANY OTHERS. SEE Us.

LOTS
Sl.00O-E3xi2o feet to alley. corner on hth
East. near 4th So, faces south and east
Sse9-iOxlse feet to alley. faces east on
ilth East, near 9Th South.
SOo-9oxIao feet. faces south. near nth
East and 4th So. Alley in rear and on
side
s9oo-ssx1z3 feet to alley. Sd avenue. near
7 street.
si5OO-iil. xll5ia feet to alley. a corner
on Third avenue.
sl5O-45x12o feet. sth So. near 18th East
s5OO-50xI2o feet, 9Th So near 18th East.
81. 9Oo-95x1I5 feet to alley. near Sth So.
and Main. This price includes all i'm
provements paid-paving, sewer. sidewalk
etc. Less price If you assume improve
ment taxes
S2.5OO-7xIO rods. corner on 4th East.
500 each for lots. near 9th West and d
North. Easy terms.
Many other bargains at our office. See
US.
You can save money BY buying now.
Values will be higher in the spring, be
cause market IS always better in the
spring The market at this time Of year
is a little slack. and you can therefore
get a better bargain now than later. This
is good advice. Take il.
Cut this out and see US It appears but
PETERSON R. E. INV. CO,
$50 South Main Street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17

Good nearly new I0-roOm pressed brick;
double house, close in, $4,0Jos lot 25zxl0;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17

66x10e, only block east of county build
ing. near 4th So, $4,000; a good flat site
and very cheap.