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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-09
Monument to Feud.

Standing as a monument to one Of the
most bitter family feUds ever waged IS
the dilapidated Dumbarton mansion.
once the Alexander homestead and one
OF the finest homes in washington, but
now deserted and crumDIiuE IN slow de-
cay-tenSnted only by the aged care
talSer- Il is at 1910 Thirtieth street,
Georgetown
The old homestead was abandoned IN
October, when the two factions of the
family touched by the hand Of death
a few months before, left the scene OF 50
much diSSeGSi0n and scattered through
ont the city. Always had the aged
WOmsn-mother. grandmother, and
northumberland neutral
stand in the family feud, and always
was she kind and loving alike to all
Back of the family night responsible
for much Of the financial entanEle-
ments, is the unique viii Of Ce.Im bus
Alexander. who left his fortune Of
S1-250. 600 tied up so strangely IN two
different factions that il is not
strange that trouble has resulted
Cause Of Strife
The particular provision causing
NEST Of the strife was to the effect
that after the death Of the widow the
homestead should be held as the Joint
property OF Mrs c f Russell. his
daughter. and Mrs FeudalI AIexan-
der, his daughter-In-Iaw. Mrs Rus
sell, the viii provided. should have
the part occupied by her father and
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

The Star steam laundry of East Grand
Forks cleans and presses suits for SIPS,
guarantees the work. The basket
leaves Tuesday and back on
Friday. Leave your suit at Seguoin's
barber shop, or at w. j. MERGERS old
fruit store-Dext door to III. L. Francis
drug store. If
A. Schulke is making q still further
reduction in prices to holiday buyers
at the Trade Palace Store. The big
clearance sale is still on and Christmas
buyers will find a special holiday sea-
son cut In the price of everything offer
ed in all departments of his immense
$4,000 stock of merchandise.
Miss Harriet Farmhouse, of the Lang
don Telephone Co., is offering a suitable
reward to the finder of a ladies gold
watch chain lost on Saturday even
ing or during the following day, Sunday,
either between the Prinyer residence
and the telephone Office or the Prnyer
residence and the homo of I'D. Souch.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
LANGDO


Terry McGovren, was here Tuesday
from the Forks visiting with the
Tyrrells his brothers in law. "Terry"
was a successful contestant in the auto
mobile popular voting contest of the
Grand Forks Herald this fall and will
make his rounds of the cigar trade over
the state IN a car of his own during the
coming year if all's we'll.
Jno, j. Power has moved during the
past week into the Liebeler home on
the hill, which property Mr.. Power pur-
chased about a month ago. The Liebe-
lers are now domiciled on their farm
which adjoins the east side of the city
limits. During the coming summer
Mr.. Liebeler will put up a fine modern
house designed both for comfort and
general appearance.
Saturday Of this week is the opening
day of the big sale inaugurated at the
Boyd department. store. Mr.. Boyd is
positively retiring from business and is
holding this sale fer the purpose of dis.
posing Of his $4,000 stock of general
merchandise, with a view of closing out
everything carried in his large store,
the largest and most complete, and
established in Langdon owe a quartz,
Of q century ago.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

Coal, not slate, at the Cavalier County
Lumber Co., yard.
One week more school and then the
Christmas holidays.
T. L. Tillisch, the Osnabrock banker
was a visitor Monday.
ALERT & Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Gus Lieber was a visitor Friday
among a number of his old Langdon
friends.
G, j. Nickle and A. Gherity were
Wales visitors in Langdon on business
Tuesday.
He'll spend the evenings at home if
you buy him a smoking jacket at Simon
Schefter's.
Auctioneer Tony Kieffer and Merchant
Jos. Il. Schneider were business callers
from Wales Monday.
Finley Macdonald a prominent re-
publican clansman in the south-end OF
the county was here with others on bust.
ness Monday.
Robert Meiklejohn and wife returned
on Saturdays train from their visit OF
ten days with friends across the line at
Portage la Prairie, Man.
VIM. Dryburg, one of the Aannah's
leading fnancier's was here Tuesday to
attend the 1909 delinquent tax sale.
Mrs. Jos. F. Schneider and Mrs. Geo
H. Johnston spent Thursday and Friday
here from Wales visiting with friends.
John Ohlheiser was down from Wales
on Monday on business connected with
probating the estate of his mother,
whose death occurred recently at Gull
Lake, Sask.
E. f. Wirth the special travelling
agent of the Natl Fire Ins. Co., made
an inspection of risks carried by the
company in Langdon while here two
days last week.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

Christmas ties and Christmas SuS-
penders in Christmas boxes at Simon
Schefter's.
Holiday shoppers will find that H. ID.
Close g. Co, have it. Suitable presents
for "him" or "her," zee new Christmas
advertisement this week.
st. A%lphonsus court G. o. F., No. 80S,
atssits regular semi-monthly meeting of
Wednesday night last week reelected
all it's old officers of the past year for
another term.
w. T. Reilly was an arrival on Satur-
day from Milton to make a short visit
with his brother Druggist Ed. F. Reilly,
who is stopping at the Fl. D.. ALERT
home during an illness of several weeks
past.
You know that it takes some time to
make photographs. We should like
those of our patrons who will need
work done before Christmas to get
their sittings made at once. w. R. Opie,
Photographer.
Mrs. J.. j. Soucb and son, Tracy, we're
passengers from the south on yesterdays
noon train, returning from a stay of a
couple of months at Malta, Mont, where
they have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. Ray Watson, daughter of Mrs.
Souch.
Merchant Dan Shelley transacted
business in Langdon yesterday. Else
where will be noted the announcement
that the firm of Boyd & Shelley propose
to close out their stock Of general
merchandise at Iona not later than the
first of the year.
Constance Preusche is out again with
the aid of crutches, able to be around
yesterday for the first time since his
accident of last week when he Slipped
and fell from the roof of a building he
was moving through town for H. Winde-
muth of the Langdon meat market.
Elmer Fowler of the H. L. Francis
pharmacy, who is in charge of the drug
store of E. f. Reilly at Dresden during
the ~latter's illness came down the line
Tuesday to meet his sister, Miss Fowler,
who is here for a visit over the holi
days at the w. A. Ferguson homo.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

T. e. Burke was a business visitor
yer Sunday at the Forks.
Coal that gives the most heat, at the
Cavalier County Lumber Co.
Mound City Paints may cost a tritie
more, but -! Plummer & McNiven
For hand painted Xmas presents see
the assortment at H. E. Closes drug
store.
Attorney Joseph Cleary was visitor
over Sunday at Grand Forks on legal
matters.
August Peterson and Gustav Brecke
were here Friday from Milton on a
business mission.
Sam Armstrong, the Sarles baker
visited part of the week in Langdon
with his sister, Mrs. Ed. Brown.
Unlimited money to loan on first
mortgages, liberal amounts and lowest
rates. Joseph Power, Langdon, N. D.
Mrs. E. F. Reilly and her sister, Miss
Vivian ALERT, we're up the line as far
as Dresden between trains on Monday.
Mrs. George Barcelo returned yester-
day from a couple of months visit in
Montreal at the home of the family OF
her sister.
VIM. j. higgins a we'll known western
Cavalier county early pioneer was down
from his farm near Hannah on Tuesday
on business.
Miss Nellie Fischer, of Wales, was q
guest of Mrs. Frank Il. Schwartz, part
of last week returning Friday to hel
home at Wales.
T. W. Megroth's is headquarters fol
the celebrated Roach chocolates, Christ
mas tree decorations and fancy candies
for the holiday season.
Miss Annie Mclean of the county
superintendent Office at the court house
Sundayed at the home of her father
Senator Henry Mclean.
Eddie Donovan, son of Dr.. E. l, Dono
van returned on Tuesdays passenger
from St. Thomas college, in St. Paul fol
a home visit during the holiday vacation
H. G, Halvnrson, cashier of the Firs'
National Bank of Milton was among
the number of out of town visitors here
Tuesday to attend the delinquent ia,
sale.
Miss Juanita McGruer took Satur
days train to Grand Forks and is visit
ing with her friend. Miss Mary Brosna
han and others at the state III" for
few days.
Jas. G, Milne and SON, we're here from
their home neal Hannah a couple O
days last week visitors at the home o
his brother Cashier Milne of the Citizen
State Bank.
W. A. Trip, whose big stock farm
north of Langdon exhibited a big buncl
of prize winners at last falls count
fair, transacted business up at Hannal
the first of the week.
Frank j. Stable was down from Vale
to spend Sunday with his family. He i
conducting the mammoth closing GU
sale that is now in progress at Merchan
w. L. Knowles cash store.
Pat McGauvran left today for hi
home in Belleview, Wash, having spen
most of the fall here looking after inter
esus neal Osnabrock. He disposed of a
least two quarter sections of his Cava
lier county farm holdings at a top tgur
before leaving.
r. Mcdonald, representative of tn
land department. of the Canadian Pa
cific railway visited anumber of Lang
don acquaintance over Sunday. M
McDonald's territory over the norther
part of the state covers towns along tn
500 road, with headquarters at Adams
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15

Coal that is all coal at Cavalier County
Lumber Company
ALERT g. Winter have plenty of money
to loan on first and second mortgages.
Mrs. A. L. Bradley arrived Saturday
from Cando for a few days visit with her
Sisters, the Misses Prinyer.
Mrs, D. w. Barker returned to the city
Saturday from a visit during a part of
the week with her friend, Mrs. Mcknight
at Hannah.
Get the Christmas spirit. Buy your
Christmas tree trimmings, decorations
and candies for the little folks at L. w.
Megroth's store.
Miss Jennie Currie visited over Sun
day with several of her girl friends at
the state university in Grand Forks
returning on Tuesdays loon train.
Santa Claus has a new letter to the
young folks of Langdon in the advertise
ment of the Mercer Fruit Co., in this
issue. A visit to their store will con
vince anyone that the place to buy
Christmas and New Years presents for
the little folks is right there.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
HAY TO SELL

200 IONS near Wales, half 1909 crop.
Price $40 per ton in stack. Notes due
Nov. l, 1911, accepted in payment.
Early buyers have choice of stacks.
c. p. GETCHELL, Wales, N. D.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
DRS. KERR ( SMITH
DENTISTS Donovan Block

Jas. Mirehouse had as visitors at his
Loan township farm home last week
his brother and sister, Joseph and Miss
Jennie Mirehouse also VIM. Dillabough
and Miss Lizzie Dillabough, brother
and sister OF Mrs. Mirehouse. They
left on Fridays noon train returning to.
their homes near Sarles.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Ladies, Men, Girls, Boys and
Infants listen!
We have something to tell you.
Get your feet shod at Sehulke's shop.
All the newest lasts represented in
our assortment. None but the best
manufacturers can get their goods in
our store. We fit the feet to fit your
pocket book. We will at all times be
delighted to show you u styles.
I2H per cent off on all shoes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1910-12-15
THEATRICAL EVENTS

Dec 16-Lecture by Prof Babcock
Dec. 2S-Shakespeare's Twelfth Night
Jan. 27-Merry Musicians.
Feb 22-Lecture by DR., Gillette
March 2-Signor Romanila. Italian harpist,
Mar 17-Lecture by DR.. Taylor.
March 19-The English Opera Singers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

WAsATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A.
M.-Masonic temple. corner 1st South
md 2nd East Regular meetings second
Friday OF each month. Members of SIS
ter lodges and sojournlng brethren cor
daily invited a. c. Wherr'-. W. M. IL
j. Lowe, Secret:ry.
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ALL KINDS OF STOCK THRIVE IN
ALBERTA AND BRING GOOD PRICES.
CATTLE AND HORSES RANGE OUT
THE YEAR ROUND WITHOUT BEING
HOUSED OR FED. THE WINTER IS
FULL OF BRIGHT, SUNSHINING DAYS,
WITH NO BLIZZARDS OR HIGH
WINDS. NO CYCLONES. AND THERE
is NO SLEIGHING IN THE CALGARY
DISTRICT. THE CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY ACQUIRED
THESE LANDS AS A GRANT FROM
THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT AT AN
EARLY DATE FOR CONSTRUCTING
THEIR RAILWAY THROUGH WEST
ERN CANADA, AND THEY WILL SELL
YOU A FARM ON TEN YEARS TIME
OK UPON THE CROP PAYMENT PLAN
NO CROP. NO PAY, THEY WILL
ALSO BUILD YOUR BUILDINGS. PUT
IN YOUR CROP, FENCE AND M
PROVE YOUR PLACE READY FOR OC-
CUPATION AT THE LOWEST POSI-
BILE COST. AND 1T WILL BE DONE
RIGHT, AND YOU WILL BE DEALING
WITH A CONCERN WITH UNoUES-
TONED STANDING. KNOWN THE
WORLD OVER.
LANDS YOU CAN NOW BUY FROM
$1,000 TO $500 PER ACRE WILL SELL
FOR 10000 BEFORE LONG, AND
THEY ARE AVAILABLE TO THE BEST
OF MARKETS. PLENTY OF CHEAP
FUEL. GOOD WATER, GOOD SCHOOLS.
GOVERNMENT OWNED RURAL TELE-
PHONE SYSTEM. VERY Low TAXES;
AND, IN FACT. ONE WILL ENJOY
ALL THE CONVENIENCE THAT ARE
TO BE had IN 4 MUCH OLDER SET
TIED COUNTRY. THE MAN WITH
SMALL MEANS CAN SECURE HERE
FOR HIMSELF AND FAMILY A HOME
AND AN INDEPEND DENCB AT WHAT
HE WOULD BE PAYING FOR RENT
| ELSEWHERE. WE ARE DIRECT
| FROM ALBERTA. WHERE WE HAVE
LIVED FOR SOME YEARS AND
THEREFORE SPEAK FROM EXPERT
ENCE AND WILL BE PLEASED TO
GO INTO THE MATTER WITH YOU
THOROUGHLY. AND WILL PUT YOU
| IN POSSESSION OF ABSOLUTE FACTS
| CONCERNING THIS GREAT COUN
TRY FOR THE ASKING. SIT DOWN
AND FIGURE OUT WHAT YOU CAN
DO WITH \ FARM IN SUNNY AL
BERTA AND COMPARE 1T WITH
YOUR PRESENT INCOME. SOME OF
| THE MOST PROMINENT CITIZENS in
UTAH AND SALT LAKE CITY OWN
AND ARE MAKING MONEY OUT OF
ALBERTA FARM LANDS. WHY NOT
A.y: IF YOU WANT TO SHARE IN
| THIS PROSPERITY. OR DESIRE ANY
INFORMATION. COME IN AND LET
US TELL YOU ABOUT 1T, BEAUTIFUL
ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE. GIVING
TIL EXPERIENCES OF MEN NOW
| FARMING IN ALBERTA, WILL BE
:. LIED YOU ON REQUEST.
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SUNNY ALBERTA. CANADA,

is ATTRACTING THOUSANDS OF
FARMERS FROM THE UNITED
STATES AND EUROPE. WHO ARE
POURING INTO THIS, THE GREATEST
WHEAT PRODUCING AREA ON THE
AMERICAN CONTINENT, AND ARE
BUYING UP THESE FERTILE LANDS
READY FOR THE PLOw, AND ARE
BECOMING RICH AND INDEPENDENT
IN a VERY SHORT TIME. THE IN
VESTOR CAN FIND NO BETTER
SAFER OR SURER WAY TO MAKE
MONEY THAN INVESTING IN GOOD.
PRODUCTIVE WHEAT LANDS. THESE
LANDS ARE INCREASING IN VALUE
AT THE RATE OF SO AND UPWARDS
PER ACRE PER YEAR. AND PRODUCE
ENORMOUS CROPS EVERY YEAR, 1T
NOT BEING NECESSARY TO LET THE
LAND LAY IDLE EVERY OTHER
YEAR. AS THE AVERAGE RAINFALL
is % INCHES.
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n11535
ARE YOU IN EARNEST ABOUT BUY

ARE YOU IN EARNEST ABOUT BUY
ing a home?
II So would like to have you look over
the following.
Every one worth more than price asked
but owners must sell.
II nothing in this list suits you, have
hundreds OF others 10 select from.
$500 for a Broom obe-lined frame
cottage. lot 25Xli0 TO alley; No. 909
Washington St. near 9th South and LIST
West: $500 cash.
S1650 for a brand new 4-room house,
well built frame. adobe lined from top to
bottom; its new. large pantry and closet
electric lights; lot 5ox135 feet TO alley:
interest: il Is located near eth East and
1lth South.
$3.50. $3.50 cash. will take the 6-room
brick bungalow on the corner of 3rd
South and llth East: lot 2sx7 rods: its an
Al built house. and was built by the
owner for home, but he is compelled to
sell. hence the low price: don't miss this
opportunity: others are selling the same
class of houses for S6500
$1,000 will buy an elegant double
brick house on 1st ave, near NJ st; al
ways rented and will bring 10 per cent
net on money invested. | can make rca-
sonable terms on this property.
$3.50. Look at oil South 18th East, Il
heavy adobe walls solid partitions, sewer
connection. and assessments all paid; be-
ing opposite the car shops. its al rental
property and q good speculative buy; lot
8 rods front.
A. RICHTER.
10 West lst South ST. Phones 6i1.
ml60i
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SUNNY ALBERTA, CANADA.
CROP AVERAGE FOR YEAR 1909.
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS.)

WHEAT. PER ACRE. AVERAGE. 80
BUSHELS.
AVERAGE PRICE, S5 CENTS.
OATS, PER ACRE. MEASURE BUSH
ELS. IS.
PRICE OBTAINED. 81 TO As CENTS.
OATS WEIGH FROM 40 TO IS
POUNDS TO THE MEASURED
BUSHEL
BARLEY. PER ACRE. AVERAGE. So
BUSHELS.
AVERAGE PRICE, As CENTS.
FLAX, PER ACRE. IA BUSHELS.
AVERAGE PRICE, 90 CENTS.
ALFALFA, PER ACRE. AVERAGE. 4
TONS; UNDER IRRIGATION, 2 CROPS.
AVERAGE PRICE, $500 PER TON.
TIMOTHY AVERAGES TONS PER
ACRE AND BRINGS FROM $1,000 TO
$500.
A GOOD FARMER ALWAYS BEATS
THE AVERAGE.
POSITIVELY THE GREATEST
FARMING COUNTRY ON EARTH. IN
MANY INSTANCES THE FIRST CROP
PAYS FOR THE LAND.
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DON'T MISS THESE.

DON'T MISS THESE.
I ACRES HIGHLY IMPROVED OR
CHARD. HOUSE AND BARN. ON
STATE STREET. ONLY s475O. s ACRES
OF FINE LAND. 4 BLOCKS FROM CAR
LINE. ONLY $1,000. 15 ACRES ON
STATE STREET, 3 ACRES ORCHARD.
HOUSE AND BARN, $3.50.
5-ROoM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE.
CLOSE IN. ON WEST SIDE. FOR ONLY
s25oo: $500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE
NiGE LITTLE COTTAGE. SOUTH
EAST, $500 5000 CASH. BALANCE
A FARM OF 2s5 ACRES IN MILLARD
COUNTY, GOOD FOR STOCK RANCH
ONLY $4,000 WILL TRADE FOR CITY
WE WE N HAVE UTAH AND IDAHO
FARMS AND RANCHES TO TRADE
FOR CITY PROPERTY
WE HAVE GOOD TRACKAGE AS
WELL AS BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WE HAVE a GOOD RooMING HOUSE
TO TRADE IN ON REAL ESTATE.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. BUY
OR TRADE.
LOAN CO, 195 MAIN STREET. BELL
1897. IND. $50.
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low ARE THESE FOR SNAPS?
,dtasos.room new white pressed brick
' modern and southeast. only Szoo
dawn. A clear snap.
Ia room brick southeast. on car
'' line. only 5000 down.
,oo-s-rcom new modern white pressed
oast ONLY $500 down II taken
auIckly Another snap: 800,
m -S-room brick on 9Th East, $500
down. Worth $500
"a Groom bungalow. modern. south
east; any reasonable terms.
,oa s-room modern white pressed brick
VI IN heart OF northeast bench.
<o-same as above but has furnace.
Both are snaps.
-nn- -Seroom modern brick on 7th ave.
Good terms.
ne have nice selection. Come in and
'"J ]. NJ. SETTLE & CO.
! 1se,n Street. Ind phone 177l.
mli96
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

PROPERTY WILL ADVANCE AND
CONTINUE TO ADVANCE; MAKE
NO MISTAKE BY WAITING, BUT
BUY NOW.
S-ROOM MODERN BRICK, BIRD
AVE. .......:..........-.: $3.50
CAR FARE -. - ..,,.....,.... 2i5o
GROOM MODERN BRICK, NEAR
O. 9o6; s i,oi;n, :, I;, ? ;,,,r 5000
Sic PER MONTH ,.....,......... 1900
Sl-5 ACRES, ALL IN FRUIT.
MILL CREEK ......,..........., $500
3 1-3 ACRES, CLOSE TO CAR
5oXln FEET. on 10TH WEST
AND 4TH NORTH ..4. $50
50Xl4 FEET, ON STH WEST
AND 4TH NORTH ,.,......-.... $50
LOTS ALL PARTS OF CITY, EASY
TERMS. WE WILL FURNISH YOU
LOTS AND BUILD YOU A HOUSE FOR
FROM $1,000 TO Sl700.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
Go WEST 3RD SOUTH ST.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

SOME SNAPS.
S3150-s-ROOM STRICTLY MODERN
PRESSED BRICK COTTAGE.
WITH FULL CEMENT BASE
MENT. CEMENT WALKS.
LAWN AND TREES. LARGE
LOT. EAST SIDE: PART CASH.
BALANCE TERMS: THE
POINT ON THIS PARTICULAR
PROPERTY Is THAT 1T Is THE
CHEAPEST CLOSE-IN HOME OF
THE KIND IN THE CITY.
s2S5o-A ROOMY WELL ARRANGED
4-ROOM BUNGALOW, SOUTH
EAST; EASY TERMS.
$1,000 ROOM COTTAGE, SOUTH
EAST; SMALL PAYMENT
DOWN, BALANCE MONTHLY.
MODERN HOMES AND VACANT
GROUND IN ALL PARTS OF THE
CITY; ACREAGE AND FARMING
LAND ADJOINING CITY.
II. n. STANDISH,
81 EAGLE BLOCK.
PHONE 2652 BELL
ml477
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a BEAUTY RITNCaIOw

n BEAUTY BONGALOW
ON 9TH AVENUE CAR LINE.
The lot fronts south. The house. which
is just being completed. has 8 nice rooms
with Quartercd oak effect. tinted walls.
beamed ceilings. disappearing bed, seats,
cupboards full basement, cement side
walks and steps, real artistic cobble
stone mantel, This is up to date and
one OF the finest cottages on the bench.
See us NOW for price and terms.
acres near Westminster college
grounds Some of the land In the can
yon but it is a great bargain at S2750
% acres east OF pen, adJoins Highland
Park on the east. A fine tract for sub
division. Car line will reach it soon.
Only $500 per acre.
Lot on 9th ave, south front Make an
offer
Lot on 10th ave. south front. near f.
$1,000,
Lot on d ST.. $3.50.
/ St. $3.50.
l. st. 5000. 10xl0 rods
+ St, l0Xl0 rods. $4,000.
BARGAIN-INVEST
6-room house (3-room double). West
End So. pays a good interest on the in
vcstmcnt. on large lot: only 1850.
GODDARD INVESTMENT C,
90 Main ST.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE BY UTIFUL
. new Broom modern brick bungalow
located on the east bench. only 1 block
from car line This elegant little home
must be seen to be appreciated Price
S4500. Other interests force me TO sell
can arrange easy terms. For particulars
address C-17. Tribune
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A. G.. MAHAN * CO.
38 West Third South.

pur special bargains for this week:
1-roo;n mod. red pr. brick. 35xli0. just
upleted. price $500, 5000 cash, balance
g rent. This Is certainly u bargain
9 must be seen 10 be appreciated
2-ruom frame. 25xl50. cement walks.
w: only 500 down, balance SIS d
2nth. This is one OF our rare bar
-ns ana won't last long.
'-room mod. pressed brick, East Sth
q walking distance; large lot, lawn and
eoe trees; price $1,000; $500 cash, bal
lce same as rent
4; a, SNAP ON a GROCERY STORE.
nc have just listed one OF the finest
ns grocery stores. which Is doing a
'on business: has two nice living rooms
\, me rear; owner is forced TO sell and
" a dispose OF stock and fixtures at In
"'nS rent is only $40 per month: stock
y nHlures will Invoice at about $500.
can arrange terms for a quick sale.
= uc about this quickly.
~ nave other excellent buys In the
= ''ness n opportunity line. II you are look
: sor hotels. rooming houses. leases on
Pre- rooms. etc. see US
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13

s10-Down and $40 monthly will pur-
chase a nice lot. near 1lth South
and Sth East See us.
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S4750.

Seven-room modern brick home,
on 3rd ave. south front, cement
walks, sewer connected. full base
ment. laundry tubes now In, hot
water heat, three CRATES. good
size lots; terms $500 down. bal
ance like rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-13
HOUSTONS THE BOUSERS.

Villa park is the best close-in
subdivision on the market; II Is
high and dry. has cement walks
and Is In walking distance: small
installments Will secure you a
home site,