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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-02-04
penew Wants 70 Remain In Senate

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator
Chauncey NJ. Depew OF New York has
declared himself q candidate for re-
election.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-02-04

1t is an excellent an
tiseptic remedy for
asthma, bronchitis,
and all inflammatory
diseases of the
throat and chest;
will break up the
deadly membrane in
an attack of Group,
and viii kill any kind
of neuralgia or rheu-
matte pains.
An druggists keep
Sloan's J. iment-
Prices 25e., Soc, &s1.oo.
DR.; Earl s; Sloan,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-02-04
Sloan's
Liniment

is easier to use than porous
plasters, acts quicker and does
not clogupthe poresof the skin.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-02-04

For sore throat, sharp pain
in lungs, tightness across the
chest, hoarseness or cough,
lave the parts with Sloan's
Liniment. You don't need to
rub, just lay it on lightly. 1t
penetrates insta ntly to the seat
of the trouble, relieves conges-
ton and stops the pain.
Here's. the Proof.
Mr.. A.W. Price, Fredonia, Kans.,
says: 1--WE have used Sloan's Lini-
ment for year, and find it an excel
lent thing for sore throat, chest pains.
colds, and hay fever attacks. A few
drops taken on sugar stops cough
ing and sneezing instantly"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Sietoja Marque tte,t
iemtmmilta.

Stdmd tapaturmainen fuolema ieu'
raft Matti Sormarin 2:ta pienoista.
&un diti meni aamuQa lppipIe ia
paIneliia pldtertaan tDibin min iai
iot,nfin 2:ben ipuooen monba tpttD
tulitiffuia ia fuinfa lienee roapail'
nut fartiinien ldbeiippoesid iosta
naIfea pddIi ieindpaperiin la ennen'
FUN palnelustpttD baisti fdrpn pld'
ferrasI ia, oil 10 ie buone ia mpDs
fcfo alaterta min moimaaiiesla pals
feasIa ettei ouut aiottelemistafaan
lasten peIastufIe patti 3:mea
lasta, iotfa life olipat tuIeet opeue.
gte lapfet iotfa nuffuitpat idimdt
nuffumaan iidiIesti. Iinoa Iobous
tus mifd nditten lasten manbemmils
la on, Weeran ia G,man Iubteen, on
Ie eta geera ia Glma ioista nans
bempi noin, tpuotta ia nuor: noin 3
fuufautta Iai Qua tddqd nanbempien
fansia ia npt owat iidti Ieposia. Sii
td buolimatta ppipnee tuo toufof. 4
p. 1910 nditten nanbempoin mieles'
III faunan.
palaneesfa toIosia oil poortilaiiia
ia min ouen Iieud paloi palio tapos
raa, talon pdeltd ia rabat mpDs
mitd Iieud oil.
GrdGu6fin miebend oil noin 400
oouoria ia fulta felo. 2aiffi paan
idimdt tulen ruatIi. .yliin fuin nibs
boin miimmein iddpdt meiltd faifiI.
tain.
pienoiIet lasfettiin Gbatbamin bar'
taus maohan ia iiunattiin toufof.
ID y. SomasIa ~tilaiiuuoesia mpDs
iiunottiin Min ifddn paIion fofeneen
2iiIa Stiina &osfen niimeiIet iddnz
nDfiet. @ainaia olifin toitponut
pddIetpdnid lendbtdmddn ennen os'
tetuue lotiuenio. 6dn oil ennen afu'
nut ldbelld mainittua bautaus maata.
Niin on iitd tddad toimittu Iuon'
nouiieua ietd ben9eIiIeud> tamaua.
mpDs oltu mibfi t~iIaiiuufIisia ia
plan fai iaabaan toas ola jos elons
p6imid Iuobaon. Wlutta %tainaasia
ne nasta iubIat opat ionne iopii
ioufoua rtentdd.
s. s.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
ennteia. lotto pIemme tebneet fuIa,.

Spnteid, ioita olemme tebneet fulu'
neina aifoina baapoia, iotfa eipdt
mield ole p%arantuneet, fppneleitd,
iotfa eipdt mield ole tuipuneet mas
toinfdpmiiid, ioita olemme iaaneet
festdd = faiftia nditd on maifea
unbottoa. 3abtomattatin tulemat ne
mieleen ia muistuttamat meitd enti'
Ippbestd.
0htd faiffi meitd febotetaan un'
bottamaan faitfi ndmd ia fdtiomaan
eteenpdin tuntematto maan tilenai'
iuuteen idrfdbtdmdttomdsid msfos'
la, parmasIa toitposla ia tdpIin
pafuutettuina iumalaui iesta mois
masta iefd iamoamaan eteenpdin ia
plDspdin fitd oittopaltintoa fobti,
iofa on nellie lutpattu 2ristufIesia
SeefutiesIa.
Gteenpdin! olfoon iotaiien tunnus'
Jana. Gteenpdin eldmdsId Sumalan
fans5a, eteenpGin liind tpDsid, ionfa
ban on antanut tebtdpdfiemme =
eteenpdin ia plDspdin, fumes pdds
maali on iaamutettu!
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
Gatip eteenpGin!

Sofaiien fristitpn tlilee muistaa a.
postoli PaamoIin lanai Sill. 3: 13-
Id: rnnbottoen len, mia on tafana,
ia fnrottoutuen Iitd fobti, mia on
ebesidpdin, nina rienndn paamda'
rdd fobti poittopaltintoon, ipbon
Sumala tuona plbdGud on minut
f%utiunut arishfIesio Seeiufiesio.A
Gteenpain iamoominen on olefpa TO-
foiIen uuben pdipdn tunnusiono
tddad moon pddud ia ie apoa ra'
iottomot mobooGiiuubet fristitpn eId'
mdue.
Gntisten oIioin eli Zen, mica on
tofono" ubottominen ei t~uitenfaon
ole niinfddn beIppo oTia fuin emf
%fotionnoIIo IuuIiii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

= 0(rtppfaS Iabia pStdmduenm
eli tuttafpauenne Suomeen on nuof
ferta Muttoioo. Se mofiao Gun
meen S1.75 muoiferto.
= The De 9aipaf fermoneroitoiio
(Seperotorio) on %mpptdtpdnd Nns
berIon &c Siubersin fouposio, fdtei'
ieDd eli muoimofIutua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
2GGfdrin fanaa tpaifntMs.

Grds Sila belfian lddfdreistd, tri
Wils on dsfettdin iulfaisiut i%euraa.
man f%ertomutien maIaistafIenia fp.
Ipmpstd, mifd merfitps on ibmisten
usfolIa lddtdriinid.
Muuan nuori nirfo mics, iofa oil
IiiafIi raiittanut itiednId feIdn euus
muubesia, oil ppptdnpt tri Miusid
tutfimaan feubfoiania. Sobtori te'
fifin min ia lupaIi ieuraaipana pdis
wdna tirieesIa perinpobiin ielittdd
bdnen terneptenId titan.
Nuori mics Iai iitte feuroamana
pdipdnd Iddtdriltd firieen, iosia
bdntd febotettiin nppeasti idriestd.
mddn atlanta, iiad bdneud Ell ouut
monta pdimdd elettdmdnd, fosfa
hdnen oifeanpuolinen feubfonia oil
perrin turmeltunut ia iitd patti oil
bdnen Ipbdmenidfin mio0inen.
Wies iuuresti bdmmdstpi tdstd
iprf6std fuoleman tuomiosta, ia pa'
ri iuntia %mpDbemmin Iui bdn anita
ron ben9enoboistuti len iefd tunii 70.
mia tasfia ipbdmesiddn, ionfa tab
ben bdnen tdptpi mennd fotiin!a,
beittdptpi puoteeIleen ia Idbettdd bas
femaan tri Wius'iG.
Sobtori tuIi ia oil idbmettpd bdm'
mdstpfiestd. 9dn Ell o0ut aamistas
nutfoan pubeena olenauo pirfamie.
bella oleipan Ipodnmifaa tai feubfo'
tautia. Wutta oliban tobtori life Fir,
iottonut f~irieen. Wiin pIifin, mutta
Ie oil tarfotettu fofonoan toiIelle
benfilDae, ia firieet, fuoriin iuIiettais.
ia, olimat iaottuneet noibtumaan.
Wirfamies Ell torninnut termeb,
tpdfieen muita fuin parin niifon
oion olesfela maaua raiftoasia il.
masIa ia. pdn ibaStui iuuresti tdstd
tieoosta ia parin tunnin fuluttua oil
iairouS poisia.
Wutta m%ertiaiintd tdsId firieiben
maibbofi esia on ehten ie, ettd mpDss
Elm Ie tpiiiairas benfilD. iofa oil Iaas
nut mirfamiebeqe a%iiotun f%irieen,
mirfistpi Iddfdrin Iobouttapista Ias
noiSta, ettd IA pdindn oIesfeIu JOS
Jain puoriporantolasIa tefiIi bdnet
terpeefIi. Sdn motfusti fobta pas
rantoIaan. So npt foboen nuoben
fuluttua ofpat molemmot hens
filDt ainan terpeet.
2ufiia ratfaisfoon MT, onto tamd
fertomus enemmdn opettanoinen
fairaiQe mai lddfdreiqe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
GlGmGm eri alpilta.
Gmbaniia ibmiii1

roo elGmGn n6pttdmDltd idttdmdts
I'd ianpttamampao muistoa idlfeen'
ia. Sc fatoanat idliettDm;in. Ntintds
taboen? Se eindt ole tebneet
mitddn bppdd maailmasI ia eifd
fufaon ole iaonnt iinnansta beiodn
f%auttanIa. 81 fufoon moi ionoa
beitd mdIineifIi fdanipmiieenid. 81 fu'
foon muista rimidtddn iiitd, mitd he
oIiIinat firioitaneet tai jamaican,
mitd be oliiinot iononeet. 9e eli
mdt ainoastaan itfednid morten. So
5itte he fafofimat, beibdn fpnttiIdn MD
Iammui, ia beitd Ell muisteua enem'
pda fuin eiIiien pdipdn bpDnteiiid.
Sabbotfo eldd ia fuouo iiten? 81,
ela tofi i%otafin parten, fa0is fielul
See bppdd ia idtd idIfeeii %iotafin
muistoo. iota oian mprsfpt eitpdi
mai hirmelo! &iriota nimei pstds
pduiippbeu ia %roffoucen, totuuben
ia ormeIiaiIuuoen fautta niibin tue
banIiin ipbdmiin, ioiben fansia ious
but puoiien fuluesIa iefemifiin. Gil
Ioin ct fosfoan iouou unbotutfiin.
Se ibminen, iofa eldd rebeliiesti
SumaIan ebesid, eIdd beldsid iub'
teesia ibmiiiin. &c ibminen, ionfa
Spoan iofa pdipd uuoistuu Sumo'
lasIo, muooattao eboottomaSti iion.
Notwithstanding toiffiin, ioito
ban fobtoo eldmdsId, ia iionfoiffi-
Suus on fatoamoton. 9en9euiTid III
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26

miiid ei unboteta. beibdn elamanid,
olfoonpa Re mautoin miten pfiindis
men ia baIpa bpmanid, ei fosfaan
idliettbmiin fatoa. Mutta fplpettp
fplpSs fantaa bebelmdn iianfaifti'
iuubesfa niistd iieluisto, ipifa opat
laaneet elamdn, holman ia ppbitpf'
len beibdn fauttania. GldtfD find to-
I'd hparten? Onto eldmGudli tobeuas
tin iototin tarfptusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
aristus futsuu ssntiiia.

Spur9eon bupmauttaa erittGin lat
tupasti: &un iofu benfilD on futs
iuttlt oifeuteen tobiStamaan, min eli
ban Iaa astua oifeuben eteen, en'
nenfuin bdnen nimeGnId buubetaan.
Seti FUN hdnen nimen1d on mainittu,
tunfeutuu bdn i%oufon Idpi tuomari
p5pbdn ddreen. Stafiufaamme MT,
ettd iofu %fanoiii bdneIe: rMitd tie
noin baitdiIemattd tunfeilette?" tai
Jos iofu ianoiIi, r&ufa tie oIette?",
riittdiii fpain mastaufieffi, Jos ban
Ianoiii: vWtinun nimeGni on buu.
oettu!!" rWlutta ettebdn ole rifas
eifd teiud ole fuItaiormusia 5ormess
Ia" pSe Ell fuulu a%iiaan, minus
ban on futIuttu." - rWlutta eibdn
teiQd ole fuuluilaa mined ia mainet.
to-" = Isl tarpitiefaan ola; minus
ban on futiuttu, pddstdfdd minut
menemddn."
Samaaa tamaaa ndistptdd pois
tie epdilpffet ia pabat benset, iiud
&ristus futiuu ipntistd. Spntinen
lille, iud fpaiffa finuua Ell ole mi.
tddn, iofa olifi iinuIa puolustut iena,
on fuitenfin firiotettu: sofa tulee
minun tpfDni fita en- beta ulos."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
YaIip ibmiii6

fdpttdpdt SoIeps &ibnep Hemebpd
iofa mupIi. &c ortin porbointa mt
nuaiSs ia mafTolddfettd mitd lddfes
tiebe MOI neutpoo. SoIeps &ionep
9temebp %forioa epdiddnnDaiIppben,
pobmistaa elimist1n ia menetetpn
holman. Wpptdmdnd Oscar Noro'
Iineiao.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
iaan. ionta emanta oil paimaua

tiaan, ionfa emdntd oil paimaad
dapIiue tuonut.
yGibdn fieua endd mitddn ole", To-
moi emdntd. ,Eoinban maan tdsid
.piffuien maitoa Iapfine."
.Ndfppban tdsid mield oIepan",
.buomautti lid. Sa toiiaanfin! III.
nd oil melfein puolet idtettp ifdue.
Wield enemmdn ibmeitelpd berdtti
daSten menettelp %iunnuntoi iltapdis
apald. 9e iaipat Iiaoin emdnndltd
Is pennin biimaleim an neliddn
%.oiaan iaettawafii. SId oil taas ill
loin ulsona. Whitta FUN ban mpDs
.badn iaapui fotiin, oil pDpodad bans
I'd marten m%iipesoIa Iamasta lei.
mdsta. YbbeSid be iafoipat ndldn
;pbbesIa mpDs Ieipdn.
lliein it'd istui melfein fofo pDn
rpp5 ptiin pimedsid plbdaad. Sdn
enndtti iiuoin aiateaa palion. Sdn
muisteli %maimcaan, iofa monen
.perberiioan idlfeen oil ldbtenpt Huot'
fin ia fiead fuoaui; ban mietti lass
tenIa fobtaloa ia fperta5i omaa o'
riaania entisten foulutomerien mai-
,beiiiin. Toiiet beistd oiiipat Forte
ammisIa, toilet m%ibemmdn buomas
tuisIa miroisIa. Wtutta faitfi be oil.
mat mieIestddn bptpin tdrfeitd ia
ndlttdmdttDmid maailmas ia. 9ds
neud oil Iiud betfead oifeastaan
maan pfIi ainoa mielitieto, iaaba
manboista acknowledgements
'fddritpfIi ionftnlaiia bplipid fiae
,baIpaae tupafaue, ionfa ban iuuri
oil faupuusiua ostanut. pimedsid
bdn aIfoifin buoneen nurfista etiid
ipanboia Ianomalebtid. &olina, iofa
tdstd Ipntpi, berdtti emGnndn, iofa
m%uuienfin 10 pelfdfi mitd tdmd mer'
fiQinen berra tefiIi.
Wtutta plan oil famarisIa taas
-fuoIeman biliaiIuus. Wdliin len
maan fatfali acknowledgement ra'
pima.
Saatuani fuulla tdmdn perbeen
aiunnosta menin erddnd iumnuntais
no beibGn luotIeen. MStuesiani IL
iGdn istuipat faiffi nelid lasta, fols
me poifoa ia pfIi tpttD, miereffdin
.lattiaua ipDmdsId. Sofu pstdmduis
men neiti oil iuuri mdbd ennen fdp>
MT heiue tuomasIa ruofaa. Se iDi'
ipGt FIND perunoita ia Iiaid; ia ldf'
-finen maitofanm oil beibdn pie'
.residGn. Grddn ,panban piiron9in
be ndtpipdt idilpttdnda
leipGnId.
SfG istui fuluneen pDpodm ddres'
ia. Ndptti enIin miltei mabboitomals
to Iaooa mitddn pubelua oifoon bet'
bGn fonsiaan. Sdn eli ndbtdmdsti
mitddn bptudd ibmiiiltd ooottonut.
ia ientdboen ban fotIoi niiiaommafs
Il muiieta.
MuofifouIia bdn 10 ndbtdpdsti oil
itIeenid iu%lfeutumista barioiteQut.
'9liatufIet ia tunteet Ipntpipdt ia fuo'
limat bdnesI id, Imam ettd fufaon tas
moliIesti Iai niistd mitddn tietdd.
Slid BAN itiefddn moinut niitten fe'
bitpstd ieurota.
DIE tGmd mics ferran tuolepa.
Fin ndin iulietuaa inbGmeId, fenen'
fddn Iaamatta bdntd temmotufIi irti
bdnen omusta onr ettomasta minds'
tdan. Niin oiottelin iiirtdesfdni tuo'
4iani Idbemmdtii bdnen p~Dptddnid.
Satfetaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-05-26
SubistmS blanfetteja
papeille.

9ufina.
!2astetobistuffia .........$1.OO ia $500
200
&~asteenIiiton Notwithstanding
LOO
Wibfis ia misunderstanding
Suomeen l~dbettdmistd marten
fuin mpDs RippifouIutobis'
tutttQ 80
&uoIeman tpbiStuff............. 1.2O
&oiffia nditG Iaa tilata pudmaini'
tniua binnpiaa
Winuua on mpDs faste' ia nibfi
to%bistufIio N:ro 3, iotfa mafiao
$3.50 tuIina.
Serran Gbt. leipid Idffilaatifoisio
1000 cpl. 1.50 ia 500 fpL. 80 I.
ISM. 8rdmneS,
&. &:n faS5amies.
6. 9r II, Sronmoob, Wtid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
n. NJ. LONG & co.

One OF the most energetic real estate
men In this busy and progressive city Of
salt u Lake City. Utah. is Mr. N. NJ. Long
OF l0S-lo9 Atlas block. who makes a spe-
eial feature OF farms and ranches; in
fact, is doing more acreage business than
any hrn In the city. Mr. Long is a
the knowledge. OF .ie business and well
acquainted with all properties in the
sta'e sba st, OF Utah that he has listed; also in
Montana and Wyoming. Mr. Long is OF
bright and sunny disposition and states
me true facts about any and all proper
t,es ne has s, for sale He has connected
aIable and trih- stating business men In
the persons OF Mr.. George l.. Seeord OF
New York City, and Mr.. o. B. Miller of
cnce and are always al the service OF
people who wish to obtain full details In
regard to all properties both large and
OF that the Arm OF n. M. Long &c Co
also extensively handle and develop su-
5ur5an and city property Mr.. Longs
very successful season In the number of
lots sold and contracted for, The ad-
Joining property to Gordon South Lawns
has been obtained at large expense and
will be opened UP. for sale this coming
spring. The two above additions are Sit
uated on state street which has alreaG5'
line 10 be built TO the Inconvenience OF
purchasers: furthermore. State street 10
one OF the most prominent streets In this
city; In fact. the longest II Is being
macadamized and made a state road,
therefore insuring splendid thorough
fare. during all seasons of the year It
must be clearly understood that Salt
Lake City IL the best city In the whole
Golden West at the present time. both
from an Investment point OF view and
general progresslveness OF It's business
men. ft Is also the center for the mining
industry. and Its mineral deposits are
OF worldwide fame; the agricultural re-
sources surrounding the city are of the
best. both in the irrigated and dry farm
Ing hence the success OF all investors
who have faith IN the future prosperity.
which has already arrived. and will be
retained in this portion Of the great and
glorious west. To an investor and In
vestors who wish one Of the best busi-
ness sites In this city. Mr.. Long has 1t,
and full details can be obtained by mall
or personal interview. Let us hear from
you who are interested in making money,
and the ar-seeing business men who
have made this United States OF America
the greatest nation on earth.
Below are few of the splendid prop
critics we have on our list.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
REAL ESTATE VALUES OF ALL
e CLASSES ARE BOUND TO AD-
VANCE THE NEXT YEAR IN
PROPORTION TO THE IN
CREASE OF THE Pop
THESE BUYS WILL ALL EARN
HANDSOME PROFITS IN THAT
TIME.
NORTH BENCH LOTS.
ULATION.

Eleventh avenue Is the only street on
the northeast bench that runs through
TO Fort Douglas and therefore is bound
TO become the fashionable boulevard
OF the future. The sidewalks, curbs and
cutters are already laid.
The lots advertised can be purchased
on payment OF 10 per cent cash and
the balance $40 month.
s750-Eisht choice lots, all south fronts,
41ixl5o to alley, between L and NJ
streets.
sS25-A fine corner lot l1th ave. and
VI street, south and east front, 4laxl5o
to alley.
Ss5O-A very fine corner. L street and
11th ave. south and west front. 4laxl50
10 alley.
s96O-A splendid building lot. 411xi15 to
alley. south front. near F ST.
sT50-A beautiful west front, on F ST.
near 18th ave, 40x125 to alley.
s1250-ThTee choice building sites.
south fronts. corner of D st. 4lax11o to
alley
s15oo-The splendid corner, D st, and
11th ave, 41}xl15 TO alley, south and
west fronts,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
HOUSES.

s26oo-Two splendid "cIose- In" houses
in Jefferson place, within 6 blocks of the
postoffice; all modern improvements
four rooms with pantry, full basement
and closet, $3.50 cash. balance S25 per
month.
$2650-Three fine suburban homes, be-
tween 9th and 10th East streets. in beau
tiful southeast residence district: new.
built OF pressed brick modern plumbing
very fine neighborhood: very easy terms.
$1,000 beautiful north beuch bum
galow home just finished; has never
been occupied owner moving from city;
six rooms, pantry, closets. bathroom, full
basement; fine south front, $1,000 cash.
balance S21 per month.
S15O0-A three-room frame. brick lined.
2bx5 rods. close In to city; cash $3.50, bal
ance $50 per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
r A n c II E s.

One OF the specialties of the n. NJ.
script!ons, consisting OF cattle, sheep,
hay and agricultural. We are always
equipped with long list OF properties
IN the following states; Utah, Colorado,
Wyoming. Montana. Idaho and Nevada.
as well as Oregon. Always remember,
y NJ Long & Company can locate you
on the most fertile and valuable ranches
in the above named states, and we have
some of the best bargains that are on the
market at this writing. We also solicit
the listing of any and all properties per,
tainIng TO our line OF business In all
parts OF the country. In which we guar
anree YOU prompt attention and perfect
In all transactions connecteu
with this office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
DRY-FARMING TRACT.

1000 acres OF the choicest land In the
state. located within AZ miles of Salt
Lake City: railroad station within one
mile; ample rainfall TO mature crops; ar
tesian wells In operation on adjoining
lands: electric power lines and telephone
lines passing: no alkali In the soil. which
Is n beautiful rich loamy soil covered
with n growth OF sage brush, crops OF
wheat have been raised In this neighbor-
hood which have averaged 20 bushels to
the acre the first crop. This proposition
is one of the best In the state for parties
having had experience in "arid" farm
ing, The present owners are compelled
to sell Investigation Is requested, The
land can be bought on the basis OF Sc
per acre for tho brush land 50 per acre
for the cleared land and S25 per acre for
the planted land. There are 32b acres
planted to fall wheat Terms can be ar
ranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
ACREAGE

acres, 14th South and State ST
10 acres, 14th South and 9TH East
10 acres between 18th and 18th South
on state st.
or 20 acres at 10Th South and Bird
East.
25 acres, corner Of 18th South and
State st.
The above mentioned acreage proper
ties are all desirable for plating and at
this time can be bought at very low
price and easy terms,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
F A R VI S,

Is CLOSE IN-20 acres all under cultiva-
tion. primary water rights, good house,
city water, barn, chicken houses. and
other buildings; team OF horses. one COW,
30 chickens hogs, wagon, buggy, sets
of harness, farm machinery. also 100
bushels OF potatoes and a number OF
tons OF hay AT A BARGAIN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
PROSPECTIVE BUSINESS.

s17,500-A fine corner. bound to in
crease because OF the r.. C. W. station; /;
SIT rods, two houses to rent at 500 per
month: can be bought on cash payment
OF $4,000; the rent will carry the interest
on the balance. This is one Of the best
speculations in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
CITY.

Building lot. large dimensions, in one or
the most prominent portions OF the city,
for sale or on long lease; worth today
s25o,00 This property should appeal tn
far sighted investors Make us an offer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

THE BUILDING ON THE n.
e. CORNER OF w. 2ND S.
AND 1sT W., 5oX12o FEET. IN
THE HEART OF THE COM
ING WHOLESALE DISTRICT.
TERMS, ONE-TH1RD CASH.
BAL. AT PER CENT. SIS. 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
CLOSER IN THAN ABOVE.

Is acres. with splendid 5-room house
chicken houses, new incubator, granary.
and barn. well OF wate-. with windmill
attachment; 500 gallon tank In connec-
ton: cement cellars; small fruits; good
water right. terms, $1,000 down, balance
TO suit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
SUBURBAN LOTS AND ACREAGE.

GORDON SOUTH LAWN This addi-
tion is situated right on Stale St; twenty
minutes OUT from heart OF the business
district. Splendid lots, 800 and upward,
Terms, so down and So monthly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
CLOSE-IN LOTS.

A plat Of lots. sTx157 to alley; cement
sidewalks and city water, gas mains.
sewer mains next year located within s
blocks OF the postoffice; terms, $25 cash.
balance $40 per month,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

A FINE BUSINESS CORNER.
FINE NEW BUILDING, GUAR
ANTEED TO EARN BETTER
THAN 10 PER CENT NET ON
THE ASKING PRICE. ..s13, 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

ANOTHER BUSINESS COR.
NER, EARNING BETTER
THAN 10 PER CENT NET.
BRAND NEW BUILDING. $500
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THE AZTEC BLOCK,

THE AZTEC BLOCK,
CORNER BROADWAY AND
1ST SOUTH, EARNING BET
TER THAN PER CENT ON
THE ASKING PRICE. q. sS2. 500
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

569X165 FEET ON 1ST WEST,
JUST SOUTH OF 9TH S.,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE,

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITE,
MAGNIFICENT VIEW.
THAT CHOICEST OF RESI-
DENTAL LOTS ON THE S.
z. CORNER OF 18TH e. AND
2ND S. PAVING AND ALL
IMPROVEMENTS PAID. $4,000
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TRACKAGE.

S. E. CORNER 5TH W. AND
9TH S., 112X115i FEET AND
ONbf ..s-s-..s. ......s. $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING
THE s7i FEET JUST WEST
AT $500 PER FOOT. WILL
SUBDIVIDE. EASY TERMS. .
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

61iX115t FIT. ON 9TH E., WITH
II. OF w. TO 4TH s. THIS
STREET WILL BE PAVED
NEXT YEAR AND PROPER
IY VALUES WILL IN
CREASE ........ .S25Oo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-02

BUSINESS PROPERTIES, ALL
ON PROMINENT CORNERS
LEASED TO RESPONSIBLE
TEN EVERY ONE
FARMING FROM 8 TO 10 PER
CENT NET OR BETTER.