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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-07-28

Indications From Al Over the State
Point to His Nomination.
Peter P. Duffy, editor OF the El Reno
Democrat. will win the nomination and
election for the Office Of lieutenant
governor Duty is The newspaper
mems candidate, as he has been a
hard worker in their ranks. aud be.
sides is broad-minded enough to play
no fayorites, but viii treat All reason.
able people alike
Pete Dufy, The Kentuckian the Mis-.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

The land parade followed at o'clock.
After passing through the Dewey arch
at the north entrance of Fifth avenue
and Washington square. which was
erected to commemorate the victory at
Manila bay. the admiral reviewed the
parade from a reviewing stand at Mad
ison square. There were in line 32.S00
marchers. consisting Of soldiers. sail
ors. miitiamen and civic organizations.
Other features of the celebration con
sisted Of night pageants. the harbor.
North and East rivers for miles being
Illuminated. together with pyrotechnic
displays on land and water.
Mr. Bryan WAS given an affectionate
greeting by thousands of his admirers
when he returned from his memorable
European trip on Aug. 80. 1906. but
his reception was not characterized by
the spectacular features which have
made of lasting memory and signii-
canoe the homecomings of his fellow
Americans mentioned.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
LOST VITALLITY-Be

LOST VITALLITY-Be
on your guard when af-
flicted with this trouble.
1t comes on you quickly
and silently at first, like
a thief in the night. But
it comes sure and steady.
Before you know it you
are down and out before
your time.
BEWARE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

were given greetings marked with pa
triotic enthusiasm such as belong to
distinguished men whose achievements
were on the battlefield, while that to
Mr.. Bryan was largely tribute from
political adherents and admirers.
General Grant on his return from
his triumphant tour Of the world in
1879. the year following his retirement
from the presidency of the United
States. reached San Francisco from
Yokohama on Sept. 20. He came in
the steamship City of Tokyo and was
transferred to one of the ships boats.
which brought him ashore.
Grants Welcome Nation Wide.
In General Grants honor was CIV
ell the biggest naval parade in San
Francisco's history. AS it passed in
review cannons in the harbor forts
doomed salute of twenty-one guns.
From the wharf to his hotel the dis
tinguished ex-president and soldier
was driven in an open carriage and
was greeted by thousands Of enthusias-
tic San Franciscans who lined the
way. That night parade was given
in his honor. and the city was illumi-
mated and fireworks were set off
On his journey east with Mrs. Grant
he was given banquets and receptions
and greeted with every manifestation
of enthusiasm in the different cities in
which he stopped The journey was
interrupted by visit of several weeks
to his old home in Galena. III
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

Returning !ru'l Ia tiVIlnlnh!r Vie
tory over the E."nish f""t IT Manila
bay. Admiral Dewey reached .Imcri-
can waters ON Sept ~. 1859. with tho
flagship Olympia. The next day the
Olympia dropncd anchor eff Tomp-
kinSvil!c. and ADMIRAL Dewey WAS wei
coined on board by Mr.. Roosevelt. then
governor of New York. On behalf of
the people Of the state He was next
greeted Icy Il committee If city officials
and citizens. who outlined the re"ep
ti0n in his honor. NInvur Van Wyck
visited Admiral Dewey on the Olym-
pin the next day.
The Dewey celebration lasted two
days. On Friday. Sent. 90. Il grand
naval pageant. consisting of wrr YES.
sells. merchant murine and private
yachts. was held. and on Saturday
there was a land parade.
Dewey Given Loving Cup.
The program on Saturday began at
! o'clock. when Il reception committee
visited Admiral Dewey on board the
Olympia. The admiral was landed at
the Battery at o'clock and there was
met by another committee and Il guard
of honor consisting of squadron of
mounted policemen. He was escorted
to the city hall and there received
a loving cup. the gift of the city. The
admiral next visited Grants tomb on
board the steamer Sandy Hook. and
later luncheon for 500 guests was serv-
cd on hoard the vessel
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
STUDY WOOD AT WISCONSIN.
Technical Course Under Federal Su-
perv;s;on at University.

The first courses of instruction in
wood technology and the mechanical
engineering Of woodworking plants
ever offered ut the University of Wis,
consin are announced for the coming
year as Il result of the cooperation of
the college of engineering with the
new United States forest products lab
oratory at the university.
The three phases of the problem of
saving timberS and using all the pres
ent waste from the numbering and
wood manufacturing industries will be
considered in the new lectures and
laboratory practice by the students. in
Guiding special study of the physical
and chemical properties Of wood; Of
preserving and utilizing not only the
timbers. but the stumps. small
branches. bark. sawdust and all the
waste bits. and of the mechanical
means of transforming standing tim
bers into commercial products.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
Niaqsra 5000 Years Old?

To the question. How old are the
Niagara falls:" biologists have return
ed replies varying by tens Of thousands
of years. AT first it was estimated that
the Niagara river came into existence
through changes in the level of the
land around the great lakes about s..
600 years ago. Later this was reduced
to only 10000 years. Lyell increased
the estimate again to $4,000 years. and
still later other scientists lowered II
to about 5000 years.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
sent Laundry to Holland.

In the sixteenth century clothes We're
sent from all parts of France TO be
washed in Holland. where the watel
special cleansing properties The cost
Of transport was about ten times
greater in those days than at present
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
Grant, Dewey and Bryan Share
hOnOrS With Roosevelt.
NATION WELCOMES SOLDIER
Hero Of Appomattox Given Ovation
From Pacific to AtIantic-Victor Of
Manila Feted by New York-Demo-
cratic Leaders Reception Partisan,
but Vigorous In Character.

The reception given Colonel Roose-
welt on his arrival in New York recalls
the welcomes to General Ulysses S.
Grant on his return from tour Of the
world in 1879, to Admiral George Dew
ey on his return from Manila bay in
September. 1920, and to William Jen-
nings Bryan following his tour Of Eu-
rope in August of 1906.
General Grant and Admiral Dewey
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04
LECTURE No. 80

RECTAL AND STOM.
ACH-The Diseases of
these organs are many
and cause many disturb
ances in your system. If
you have the least suspi-
cion that anything is
wrong, give it your early
attention. You cannot af-
ford to wait.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-07-04

KIDNEY and BLAD-
DER diseases make
themselves known by
backache, worn out and
in morning; sediment in
urine; blurred vision;
loss of appetite, etc. Don't
permit this trouble to
get a hold on you. It will
surely get the best Of you
if you do not take steps
to prevent it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24
FOE sALE-REAL ESTATE


IF YOU WANT A HOME OR A PLACE
TO BUILD A HOME GO TO HOLD
ING. THE HOME DEALER
SaOOO-New Broom. furnace heated, n
swell home; close in. The home and
price is certainly attractive.
s3l00-one OF those beautiful 5-room l. p.
brick cottages. with costly nantel,
plumbing and electric fixtures; large
lot of 9th L, near 10th So.
S5foo-Nearly new 6-room pressed brick
artistically constructed without and
Is beautifully finished within; on 3rd
ave. and r street You can make
no mistake In this
S3IbO-Your choice OF two bungalows, 8
rooms, with large reception hall
they are both new designs In archi-
lecture and are beauties on Laird
ave. Similar homes sell for $4,000.
SI2oo-An exceptional bargain on East
2nd So: spacious. rooms: two
home. 1t offers the distinction OF
quiet dignity and completeness in
every detail.
VACANT.
s210o-2sx6; Second ave; specials paid.
s25o0-2ix1o; 2nd ave-. specials paid.
s1600-23x10: 7th ave; close in.
s1350-41sx131; 9Th ave. near l. st.
Sl3so-2ix9: Q near Bird ave
$1,000 1-3x1o; 9th East, talk this over,
s8S50-40x323; 9th So, near park.
s175o-1oN1o; north bench near boule-
ward.
ss2oo-Iox1o: near 9th ave. and st.
s2100-2x7 ST. near So Temple
There's money In chickens; buy q
small piece of acreage; close in.
The Home Dealer. SO West 1st So
h33el
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ANDERSON CUMMINGS co
3ll SOUTH MAIN ST.

BELL PHONE 1889, IND 1866.
HERE IS A SNAP IN AN APART
MENT HOUSE SITE. 75X1s5 FEET, ON
lST WEST, II BLOCKS FROM THE
NEWHOUSE HOTEL. s10O PER FOOT.
THIS IS THE GREATEST BARGAIN IN
4 FEW CHOICE LOTS on THE
NORTH BENCH VERY CHEAP.
HERE. is \ FINE PLACE FOR DAIRY
AND CHICKEN RANCH; 18TH SOUTH
JUST EAST OF STATE; 8 ACRES WITH
BRICK HOUSE. GOOD BARN 100 FEET
LONE. DAIRY HOUSE, CHICKEN
RUNS, ORCHARD, ETC: ONLY $4,000.
INCLUDING EVERYTHING. COME IN
AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW
YOU THIS PROPERTY.
5000 PER ACRE BUYS 90 ACRES OF
CHOICE LAND WITH 20 SHARES OF
WATER RIGHT. ALL FENCED AND
UNDER CULTIVATION THIS Is ONE
OF THE FINEST FARMS IN SALT
LAKE COUNTY. COME N AND LET
Us TAKE YOU OUT IN OUR AUTOMO-
BILE TO SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL
FARM.
WE HANDLE ALL LINES OF REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS AND WE ARE AL
WAYS GLAD TO TAKE YOU OUT. No
TROUBLE TO SHOW PROPERTY. WE
HANDLE BEAUTIFUL PARK CRES-
CENT LOTS. FROM S125 AND Up
PRICES ADVANCE MAY 1sT; GET IN
NOW AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION.
ANDERSON-CUMM co.
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h5535s
BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS, BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
CALL AND INVESTIGATE.
Sls00-A i-room house on the west side:
watsr and electric lights IN in h9uss:
large lot: terms $500 cash and ball
ance like rent.
s31oo-A 5-roon1 modern pressed brick
cottage. close in, with cement base
ment and cement walks, terms $500
cash and S25 per month.
S35o0--A 6room modern brick bungalow
on the west side: full cement base
ment and cement walks large front
and back porches; large lot; easy
terms Call and see us about this.
S3500-5-room modern bungalow on the
north bench with fine view. full
cement basement. beam ceiling In
dining room and many other i'm
provements. making II one of the
latest and most modern bungalows.
The terms on this are surprising
IL reasonable, It Will pay to In
vestiGate this.
S5T50---A Groom modern brick house in
the southeast; cement basement,
cement walks lawn, trees, etc, lot
5Ox125 feet TO an alley. This place
can be had on easy terms
St250-A broom modern brick house,
close In. with a large lot and barn,
This place Is only about four blocks
from the business center and is
bargain.
house on First avenue, on a fine
corner lot. 2sN5 rods This price
includes carpets, lipoleum. curtains
and gas stove.
s5000-7-room modern brick Gotta ge three
blocks from the business center. lot
5ixl4St feet, with large barn; house
now rents for $40 per month, easy
terms.
We now have under construction sew
eral and broom modern pressed brick
cottages, which will be sold on the easy
payment plan. We also have over 1000
lots in different parts OF the city TO
choose from Give us call and let US
show you how to make money.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS,
81 West Second South Street.
Both Phones 2ii.
h3400
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OVERSTOCKED WITH BARGAINS-4
room frame house. near Sth South and
1st West on easy terms, only $1,000
Jackson avenue. will rent for SIS, $1,000
S-room brick on Major avenue. new; barn
large lot. $500 cash. $500. or viii take A.
room cottage in exchange. 5NS rods on
West Temple, bet. Sth and 9th So Mod
10-room house, barn. $500 Choice pair
lots Emerson avenue. 5000. Business
chances in all branches. Some fine bar
gains in farms and ranches. Mahan Inv.
Co. 9T3 So, West Temple street Phones
Az h3399
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JOHN REEVES CO.,
200 Herald Building.

JOHN REEVES CO.,
200 Herald Building.
TO STOCKMEN AND FARMERS.
$50 acres, good houses. acres bear
ing orchard, good water. Just a splen-
did stock ranch and within 20 miles of
Salt Lake. Where can YOU get another
like this so near the city?
IS acres, 6-room brick house. splendid
water; all In alfalfa and grain; cuts over
$1,000 worth OF hay yearly. good roads TO
the same. This is a self paying farm.
Go for II now and get all crops and i'm
pements, and good milk cow thrown
in also. Good terms.
We have lots OF others, also some good
city property
TRUTH IS OUR MOTTO.
h32s2
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FEW MORE SNAPS.
PLENTY OF OTHERS. BUT READ
THESE.
5 4,0oo-7-room mod. Wall street. $500
down. balance $50 per month, 6
cent.
s 4.o00-e-roo house, Center street. near
In, large lot. Terms.
s 6,5oo-Fine large home, LIST ave. near
$4,000.
| 5 3.500-Brand new brick bungalow, Bry-
an avenue, below 10th So. and
11th East.
{. 5.ooo-we have several homes, all mod
ern, at this price. 9Th avenue, 9Th
East and End South, 4th East and
5th South, lst West and other 10
cations. Call for particulars.
$ 6.5oo-7-room modern. 2nd avenue near
r; street and sidewalk taxes
paid. Good terms. A bargain.
S 4.oo0-7-room modern. 4th No. near In.
Cheap at $4,000.
SO oooo-9room modern on srd avenue,
Lot 3X10, cost this amount 10
build.
9. 3.7oo-Sx1o. with e-room house. ard ave.
near X.
VACANT.
s2a ooo-115xs2s feet, cor. 7th SO. and
5,7oo-2nd avenue and Canyon road, Ak
10 rods
s 6. 6.000-115x165 1st avenue bet. r and S.
5 4.5oo-s2tx1s5 feet. 3rd bet. T and U.
| 5 S.300-8 acres. Ith East below 18th So.
FINE.
We have six ideal spots in Halliday.
ranging from $4,000 TO s6500. sizes to Is
acres, under cultivation, fruit and vege-
tables. Three OF these are close to the
Mary Judge summer home.
Our farms and orchards near Salt Lake
are attracting great interest, Come and
see some OF these bargains. Space Will
not permit us 10 give but few OF our
snaps each week. but we invite you to
call before buying. 1T WILL PAY.
See us also for land near Roosevelt on
the former reservation.
we build homes 10 suit on reasonable
terms and low interest.
COLONIAL REALTY AND TRUST CO.
% East 1st South st.
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the entire west today
In the first place II is admitted that
Salt Lake City Is making more rapid ad-
Vances than any other western city. Prop
erty values are advancing faster than In
Highland Park offers you better values
by far than any other proposition in Salt
Lake. and a comparison with any other
subdivision on the market Will prove It.
If you are a prospective real estate pur-
chaser see Highland Park before you buy.
Get our prices on lots in different loca-
tions, note the improvements. the sur
roundings and consider the future possi-
bllties and then make the same ipvesti-
cation in any other subdivision you
choose.
In Highland Park improvements
amounting 10 moro than 800 900 are now
under way. The streets are all being
graded to city grade and parked. and
many of them are being curbed. Five
foot side walks are being laid In front Of
every lot. Shade trees are being planted
along all the walks 10 feet apart-more
trees In Highland Park than in Liberty
Park.
These improvements have already been
provided for and the original price you
pay Is the total price to you. There Will
be no special improvements to pay for.
Buy now while the opening prices are
In force.
SIPS to 1910 per lot-terms OF 81 to S6
down and the same each month.
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A PLACE
For EXCLUSIVE HOMES.
tI.oTs OF THE SUBDIVISION
pLENDIDLY AND ATTRACTIVE
IND ARE WITHIN STONE s
M or THE CITYS SOLID
sfTH WHERE THERE ARE MANY
nm ATTRACTIVE AND EXPBN-
HOMES. OCCUPIED BY SOME OF
BEST CITIZENS.
" TWO BLOCKS FROM EMER-
AY BUT TWO BLOCKS FROM
LINE.
1 NEW 18TH EAST CAR LINE TO
ER PROPERTY,
A CITY's NEW TEN-INCH
'5R MAIN ADJOINING THE
=.
MAINS TO-DAY ONLY A SHORT
4NCE AWAY.
E-FooT WALKS AT THE RATE
BLOCK A DAY NOW BEING
y CURB AND CUTTERS TO BE
LETED ON THE ADDITION IN
~ WEEKS.
q HOMES ALREADY GOING UP
ON PROPERTY.
,oTHING But RESIDENCES.
N PERMITTED
Il ON ADDITION.
PRICES OF LOTS
4 AT PRESENT:
ALL IMPROVEMENTS PAID
FOR
: $3.50 FOR 25 FOOT LOTS,
d AND UP FOR 40 FOOT LOTS.
EASY TERMS.
BELIEVE THE INVESTMENT OF
y In LIBERTY HEIGHTS WILL
[SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR
IWE WILL SPARE NO EXPENSE
AXE THIS SUBDIVISION SEC.
70 NONE IN THE CITY. LOTS
'1SELLING FAST. MAKE AN
" SELECTION.
J 4ASHTON-JENKINS CO.,
H. AZ MAIN STREET.
'toPERs OF THE CITY'S FIN
IT RESIDENCE ADDITIONS,
KAT OUR PAST OPERATIONS.
ST OF LIBERTY PARK AND
ELSEWH HERE,
h3S95
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
Buy ANY OF THESE

A.-r> EECi an OF THESE
sao6 NJ YOU WILL MAKE MONEY.
Soutb; none OF the corners OF 5ti
South, and this Is the only one nj
yyh W South and State that is for sale
we can furnish ample money 70,
puiidinG on this piece and get rent.
ers FOR the building. Here Is
chance to make 500 TO 5000 Del
s,oo loot in year or less time.
F'Vo per 1oot; flsx165 feet on Main be.
$4,000: lS2axi65 feet. with large br,c,
building renting for $40 per month
South Main street between Sth and
9th South A'''
S6loo lot S-room house and fine lot. 551
lAst feet 10 alley: Nos. 85s and al
south fth East. only stones throw
rom Liberty park. Owner lives is
SaMfornia and says sell at once
WIZ trade for Los Angeles prop.
49,. SEE US.
$4,000 S2!xS9 feet on Third East; fine 10.
cation; has large adobe house or
~ Money furnished for building
flat on this piece. Owner SAYS sell
this week. Make us an offer.
SooUO Tor one OF the best built Broom
modern residences In the city; 10.
Gated OH First avenue: has garage
nice lawn and lot 2lxl0 rods Lei
US show you this at once
$1,000 Tor that elegant. new broom strict.
ly modern bungalow on street lust
or Brigham We have sold thu
other one.
IF YOU HAVE A BARGAIN. SEE US,
IF YOU WANT y BARGAIN. SEE Us,
DANLEY & JOHNSON.
so West Third South
Both Phones 1926.
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GO LOOK AT Ho e. 4TH SOUTH. 2
FINE MODERN HOUSES YIELDING
7x3o RODS. CLOSE IN. SUITABLE
FOR COURT OR APARTMENT
l36xss FEET TO ALLEY ON MAIN
5-RooM 1S MODERN HOUSE. CLOSE wv
5-ROoM MODERN HOUSE. EAST
OF LIBERTY PARK ...s.s......S SO, 500
1ooxl50 FEET ON SOUTH STATE
4-RooM BRICK IN OAKLEY. $50
45S82s on WEST THIRD soUTH ST,
Si00 PER FOOT.
GO LOOK AT PARAMOUNT SPRINGS.
NOTHING FINER IN CITY FOR HOME.
HAS ALMOST ALL MODERN M
PROVEMENTS. AT 12TH so. AND 9TH
EAST TAKE EITHER ASHTON AVE.
OR SUGAR HOUSE CAR BOTH RUN
KEEP YOUR EYE ON OAKLEY AND
SEE IT GROW BEST INVESTMENT.
DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR. IN CITY.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
Go w, BIRD SO ST.
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SPECIALS

SPECIALS
IN HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS.
5000 down and $500 per month VII
install YOU IN a new 4-room brick with
bath, toilet, e. l.. on east bench, near Sth
South and 1lth East Price only $500.
ss,7Oo-A fine 5-room modern, p. b.
bath. toilet. e. l., cellar, cement sidewalks.
large barn. lawn. trees. etc, fine lot, with
alley in rear. on 5th So. near 9th East.
$500 cash. balance s35 per month. includ-
ing interest. This place Is worth $4,000.
s3.75o-A fine 5-room nearly new b. ?.
brick. bath, toilet e. J.. reception hail.
cellar; all newly tinted and papered; fine
corner; lot So. and Il. front Terms $500
cash, $50 per month.
S12.5oO-One OF the best homes in the
city, on 1st ave; corner lot.
S7o0o-Another fine modern home, East
9Th South, on east bench.
Homes in all parts OF the city from
$1,000 to 10000
s450-5o II. lot OH University street
near 9th South; $50 cash.
St5o-50 IT. South 3rd East, close in,
S525-4o IT. lot. near 4th South and lath
siooo-4o IT. on 1lth East. near 4th
South.
North bench lots are choice. bx1O rods
on 9Th ave-, only $1,000; a great snap,
s60o-Fme lot on Sth ave., cheapest lot
on north bench.
Don't forget TO look at Paradise addi-
ton.
Lots $3.50 and upwards. on 7th E. car
line city water etc. $40 cash. $40 month
IL. Better than savings bank,
Bargains in vacant property In all parts
Of the city.
See us for business property; our spe-
cials cannot be cqualed.
PETERSON r. +. INV. CO..
sol Felt building,
34l South Main,
Bell 1920. Ind. 1880
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iliX165. SOUTH MAIN STREET, HOUSE
renting for $50 per month Owner must
sell and Will sell for less than anything
else on the same block. You assume no
responsibility in answering this. Address
VIZ. Tribune
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ALSO EAST BENCH LOTS. 50x120. on
University street. near 6th South and 18th
East ONLY $3.50. $1,000 cash,
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$500 BUYS 60x2oo FEET. 4-ROoN
HOUSE. BARN AND OUTBUILDINGS
YOUNG FRUIT TREES.
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G. MAHAN e. COMPANY,
no. IS WEST 3RD SOUTH.
9M FRAME, LOT 37lXl60 TO
/; FRUIT TREES: LAWN !:
CAR PA SSES DOOR: MUST BE
At ONCE; $3.50. TERMS.
I "A SNAP"
III MAIN STREET PROPERTY,
NAP IN ROOMING HOUSE,"
oMS; FURNITURE GOOD; S400
eS5 MONTH
sOOMS NICELY FURNISHED
lODSEKEEPING: GOOD LOCA-
$1,000; TERMS, GOOD LEASE
HEAP RENT.
Dbl BUNGALOW: MODERN:
ING DISTANCE; $500. $500
TERMS,
G. MAHAN g. COMPANY.
20. So WEST 3RD SOUTH.
.rHONE. 1850. IND, PHONE, s37.
y
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In few years these lots will be worth
$1,000 each
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ER FOR SALE TIE IDEAL
NJ spot on the east bench, 50xl41,
East. You will be fortunate to
is piece OF ground If YOU ever
% build a home, one Of the finest
I all Salt Lake; price today $500.
I-ou, Tribune. h3l32
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WHY NOT By! SMALL ACREAGE
YOU CAN SEE THAT THEY ARE
RAPIDLY ADVANCING IN VALUE:
WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING TO OF
FER YOU FOR THIS WEEK.
rs ACRES IN BIG COTTONWOOD,
NEAR JUDGES SUMNER HOME.
WITH FIRST CLASS WATER RIGHT:
SHEDS AND OTHER oUTBUHDiNGs;
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
1874 ACRES. 18TH SOUTH AND 3RD
EAST; EXCELLENT SOIL. FIRST
CLASS WATER RIGHT; OR SUITABLE
FOR PLATING IN CITY LOTS; PRICE
AND TERMS REASONABLE IF SOLD
AT ONCE.
FIVE ACRES. CLOSE N, WITH 4 I;
E99b E98b 6NS H3ESH 5St ssHER6 sHER6 bQM WATER "a
EEb kiG5rS oUTBGILDENas f8ER &SaE V5 CASH 6E
ONE ACRE, EXCELLENT SOIL. 18TH
SOUTH AND STH EAST, ALL FENCED
G5HsT GHiy 4 zAss sssy WATEn ATEMs. RIGHT; s4oo
TO THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED
IN DRY FARMING WE HAVE TWO
TRACTS NEAR THE CITY. CONSIST
ING OF 80 AND so ACRES EACH.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
WE DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN SU-
RURBAN PROPERTY. SEE US Be
FORE BUYING ELSEWHERE.
N NJ LONG e. CO,
100 ATLAS BLOCK.
BOTH PHONES 42lI.
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GLENWOOD PROP
ERTY IS A GOOD BUY.

Greenwood Is one Of our
best subdivisions. II is To-
Gated at 18th South and
9Th East--oD the 18th SO.
boulevard and the 5th
q East drive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

THOMAS f. ROWAN. w. ], THOMAS.
BELL A532 IND. POS.
OVER WELLS-FARGO OFFICE.
ON MAIN ST.
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Take advantage Of these offers NOW
REAL ESTATE a safe, sure investment
We can help you to own your own home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-24

$3.50 BUYS 5ox125 FEET. BROOM
HOUSE. BARN, FLOWING WE'LL, ALL
FENCED.