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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-08
WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-To rent for year with priv
ilege to buy; q farm Of from to 20 acres
Of good soil, near city; must al least have
house and barn on place, but prefer place
that is fully equipped; high class care
guaranteed. A. +. Carol. 3O4 Brooks Ar
cade.
WANTED-To rent furnished house
within five or six blocks of temple square
NJ l. Herald-R epublicsn.
WANTED to 4-room house, unfur-
nished. with garden preferred; give full
particulars. Address X 3, Herald Repub-
lican.
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MISSION THEATRE.

The weeks bill at the Mission theatre.
which opened yesterday afternoon in
cludes number of high-ciass acts one OF
exceptional merit and one that for Vul-
garlty could hardly be exceeded. In en-
COrlng Gardner and Colder men in black
who are not funny. the audience got about
what It deserved for spplaUding jokes of
the character these men introduce. 1t was
to be expected that they would go the
limit on their recall, and they did. but the
final vulgarities were received in silence,
as the others should have been. The
headliner on the program. Gerard, styled
the Herculean idol. did number of amaz-
ing Juggling fedts. one of which ne
claimed had never before been attempted.
His statement might have included others,
and Il would have been believed He did
the usual and many unusual things with
weights. throwing several at once. catch
ing them from a spring board on the near
est convenient part of his anatomy and
balancing a cOmbina ton Of lights and
weights while throwing. Spectators who
left during the Gardner and Colder per
Torrance missed the best number on the
program DeNelde and Zelda. artistic
equilibTists, gave some entertaining nov
elites in their line which were well liked.
The Jim Fl. Rutherford company in Half
Back Hank put the audience in a
good humor, with a laughable farce that
holds the record for dash and speed. FL
sic Harvey and her dancing boys gave a
good dancing exhibition. An amusing
skit by Mathews and BaunOn. entitled
THE Battle OF Too Soon was another
highly enjoyable feature of the lE0 L.
was played in General Mulberry's tenn
pOrary headquarters by the general and
his aide, Careless Casey. and the line Of
take-offs on military red tape was heart
lily enjoyed. These features, together
with the Mission picturegraph, furnish a
highly entertaining performance
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"THE THIEE.u

one of the great emotional plays OF the
last few years is THE Thief" by Henri
Bernstein, a French importation by
Charles Frohman. In the present pro-
duction, which opened last night at the
Salt Lake theatre. the main thing to be
considered is the play itself. for. though
Herbert Kelley and Effie Shannon are
sta red to the extent of having their
names in fun capitals in the program,
it is not their work that carries the play
along The play carries ITSELF and even
when produced in stock. as it has recently
been, il has warm admirers among those
who like emotional drama.
1t is said of this play that il teaches
strong lesson and points moral. Since
the incident on which the lesson is based
would not occur once in a million times.
il does not appear that this is the real
merit of the play Few women would
Rave the daring or the OppOrtunitv to
Stea ana the motive of keeping hUs-
band $ love through fine dressing ia not
probable one when it involves thievery
10 carry it out. The incident is plausibly
told, and the explanations sound well. but
the after Judgment is that the lesson is
speclOus argument. In the thrilling story
and the opportunities il affords for fine
emotional acting lies the great interest
OF the play nd not i'm the lesson which
many think il teaches.
The play was first seen two years ago
in Salt Lake. with Margaret Ellington and
Bruce McRae in the leading roles In
many respects Miss Shannon is a worthy
FutttSSof 70 MISS illlnsJOn- though her
voice tells gainst her in the emotional
parts. Many of her lines could not be
heard. and there is an unpleasant rough
ness that could not be overlooked. She
has charming manner in the playful
mood of the first act, and is strong and
sustained in the thrilling scene Of the
second, But in the most convincing mo-
ments of the play the attention OF the
audience was not held to the high pitch
that was noticeable i'm Miss Ellington 6
presentation.
When she declared her love in the most
ferVent manner at The instant OF great
est dramatic intensity a Young woman in
the audience laughed. It IA lied to con-
vince her at least The role of Richard
Novsin, first played by Kvrle Bellew and
later by Bruce MCRae, has now fallen
TO Herbert Kelley. who gave a careful
though somewhat stilted presentation He
did not at any time look as if he cared
much that his wife was thief and the
lack OF tenderness in the final scene did
not meet ones idea of the proper inter-
probation. Edward MswsOn and Leonard
lde. in the roles of Raymond and Fer
nand, apDea red here with the former com
panV and are excellent a 5 ALWAYS in their
parts. Arthur Lawrence PLAYED a highly
satisfactory NJ. Gondoin and Eleanor
Jennings was a pretty but weak Isabel.
These six comprise the cast The plav
was staged with the finish and care that
characterizes all FrOhman productions
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-08

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division. in and for Salt Lake
County. State of Utah. In the matter OF
the estate and guardianship of Frank
lin NJ. Wilson. Isaac \. Wilson. Vera N
Wilson, John y. Wilson and Alice A
Wilson. MinOTs.-NOtice.
The petition of May :. Sharp, the
guardian OF the person and the esta te
of Franklin NJ Wilson. Isaac A. Wilson
Vera NJ. Wilson. John y. Wilson and
Alice A Wilson. minors. for confirma
ton of sale Of the following described
real estate tO-wit:
An undivided twO-thiTds interest in
and to the south half of lot eleven,
block eighteen. ten acre plat "A. Big
Field survey, Salt Lake county, Dtah-
and the water right belonging thereto
which consists Of an undivided two
thirds interest in and to five shares of
the capital stock of the Big Ditch lrri
CATION company. for the sum of $1,000.
And up the following terms. to wit;
Ten per cent cash. balance upon con-
firmation, as appears from the return
of sale filed in this court, has been set
for hearing on Friday. the 22nd day OF
April A. y. 1910. at . o'clock p. m, a {
the county court house. in the court
room Of said court. in Salt Lake coun
ty Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court. with
the seal thereof affixed, this eth day
of April. \. D.. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER.
(SeaD Clerk
BY l.. p. Palmer. Deputy Clerk.
c. f. Marks. Attorney for Petitioner.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

F~OR SAL r.
Sx6 rods, on st, with small house;
near Brigham.
Here's one of those homes quite NUM-
her of people are after. so don't wait too
long. It's arm. mod. I. p. b., on St,
facing east; n4xS2k feet; house nearly
month. including interest
sS,e00
New I. p. b. terrace not far from the
Newhouse building; six rooms; 500
down and s95 month
New and mod. 5-rm. bungalow. close
in on the northeast bench. facing south.
This house is rented for $3.50. so down
and SO month, including interest
$3.50
New and mod brick bungalow, very
close in, southeast; will sell for $3.50 cash
and $3.50 a month. and lease the house
for $50 a month. Doesn't that look like
a good investment?
THREE NEW BUNGALOWS.
We just finished three new and thor
oughly modern bungalows on stu AVE.
between II and I, facing south They are
among the neatest and best built homes
every respect. Look them over and get
our prices and terms. Both viii be right,
$3.50.
That's certainly cheap for a 6-rm. mod.
T. p. b. very close in on 4th Ave. House
is but years old and in excellent con-
ditiOn. All improvements in and paid
for Two or three rooms can be fin
lshed upstairs. Lot is 46is feet front
Easy terms
Nearly new and mod. 6-rm. /. p. b. on
NJ. Extra well built and all interior wood
work hand finished. Built for home
by the owner.
One of the neatest and cOmpietest, best
built and most conveniently arranged
homes in the city; > rooms and 'den.
Full cement basement; hot water heat,
floors oiled and polished. Facing south
on Sth Ave.
New and mod 4. p. b. terrace, Z rooms
and good piece ground; $3.50 cash and $50
month. Each side should rent for $50.
5000
sounds cheap enough for a strictly mod
9-rm. brick and 60x165 feet. on near
4th Ave. Fine lawn, hedge, etc.
4 FARM FOR SALE OR TRADE.
100 acres, all of which can he cult
waited; % acres In fall grain, which should
yield abundantly; all well fenced quite
a number OF farming implements so WITH
the place. VIII sell on easy terms for
81. $50 or exchange for city property.
HERE'S A 60-ACRE RANCH.
This ranch is 4 miles from Preston.
Idaho, and is one of the best TO be had
anywhere for the money; 90 acres in al
falfa. over 100 acres good farming lana
and some good pasturage; one OF the
best and cheapest water rights IN the
state of Idaho; 5-room house, good gran
ary, sheds corrals, etc. Plenty Of farm
ing implements. good team horses, mar
ness, wagons. milch COWS This is an
ideal place for stock raising. dairylng,
or big hog ranch Price is but so an
acre and all improvements thrown III
gratis
COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED,
AS IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE
REAL ESTATE LINE WE HAVE 1T.
BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY co,
Ground Floor Newhous Bldg
2333-Either Phone-3S32.
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ROOSEVELT PlCTuREs.

Not worrying in the least. Our con-
tract calls for the original picture of
Colonel Roosevelt IN Africa for the week
OF April Is, the same date that the origina
picture Will he shown in all Of the prin-
cipal cities of the world. The picture viii
be here and will be exhibited at the
Mission" This was the statement made
last night by Manager Clark. That the
motion picture of former President RoOse-
Welt is the greatest moving picture ever
taken is freely Omitted The film is a
lifSs, pIEr 1000 feet long. or a little longer
than three OF the blocks in Salt Lake.
and shows not only Colonel Roosevelt but
a great number of The wild animals which
he saw during his moths Of hunting.
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SALT LAKE THEATRE.

The success achieved by 'The Merry
Widow" which viii fill another engage
ment al the Salt Lake thea ire April a.
-, 16 is due in part TO the music, part
TO the story and part to the production
which Henry W. Savage has provided for
the Nienncse masterpiece. There is the
music. which follows the story with
spirited fidelity. and the latter. by Victor
Leon and Leo Stein. contains jGst tha
exact proportions necessary for COM
plete entertainment In its presentation
this season Mabel WILDER has made a big
hit as Sonia. and George Damerel is still
the prince There viii be a Saturday
matinee
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Notice of Assessment No. 8.

PALMYRA GOLD & COPPER MIN
ing & Milling Co Principal place Of
business. Salt Lake City Utah.
Notice is hereby given that a a
meeting of the directors held on the 9Th
day of April. 1910. an assessment Of one
mill per share was levied on all the is
sued and outstanding shares Of the cap
itaI stock Of said corporation, payable
Immediately to the secretary of the
company at Room 81 13S SO. State St.
or by mail to p. Q. Box No. 1854, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
Thursday. May - 1910. will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold on Tuesday. Nav 81.
1910. at 1880 p. m. al the company $
office. Room 81. 13S So. State street,
Salt Lake City. Utah. to pay the delin-
Quent assessment. together with the
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
J. ". CARLSON Secy.
Office. Room 50. f3S So. State Street
Sal. Lake City. Utah
First publication April Sth, 1910.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further infOrma toni
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, in and for Salt Lake
County. Utah. In the matter OF the es-
tate OF Truman Schenck, Deceased
Notice
The petition of l.. Victoria Schenck,
eNecutriX of the estate of Truman
Schenck, deceased, praying for the set
Element of final account of said execu-
trix and for the distribution of the
residue Of the estate to the persons en-
titled has been set for hearing on Fri
day, the 22nd day of April, a. ID. 1910,
at > o'clock o. m. al the county court
house in the court room of said court.
in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County,
Utah
Witness the clerk of said court, with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day of
April, A. d. 1910.
MARGARET ZANE WITCHER,
tSean Clerk.
BY l.. P Palmer, Deputy Clerk.
Goodwin & Van Pelt, Attorneys for
Petitioner
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BUNGALOW THEATRE.

With the performance of 1.-The Holy
City tonight and two performances Sat
urday. the engagement of that piece at
the Bungalow will close. and Miss Blanche
Douglas viii take her place as leading
lady of the company. Miss Outtrim is
enjoying one of the biggest hits of her
appearance at The Bungalow as Mary
Magdalene in THE Holy City and those
who have seen her work this week de-
clare 1t is a splendid piece of acting. The
sale for Saturdays matinee of THE Holy
City" will start today. and a heavy ad-
vance demand is anticipated.
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COLONIAL THEATRE.

At the Colonial The Right of Way"
drew the usual crowded house Thursday
night. The play is a splendid vehicle for
the strong company which presents II.
Hallet as Attorney Steele. and Arleen
Hunt as Rosalie are especially strong in
the climaxes and their work was ap-
proved by the audience in enthusiastic APP
pause. The scenic effects are fine, and
special mention is due the forest scent
i'm the last act The Right of Way
continues the week with a Saturday mat
iDea
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"COuSIN KATE

Newal McGregor. who will be seen here
as the curate in Cousin Kate at the
Colonial theatre next Sunday. is no
stranger TO metropolitan audiences He
began his career as a stock actor IN BOs-
ton. His first notable engagement was
with Louis Morrison. He later made the
world tour as leading man for Nance
O'Neil Returning to New York. he
Joined the BelascO forces. with whom
he has since been associated. II was only
by great pressure that he was induced TO
leave and support Miss Afford in COUSIN
Kate" The others Of the cast have been
chosen with equal care.
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SOCIETIES..

WASATCH LODGE No. /. F. and A. NJ,
Masonic temple, corner list South and I'd
East Regular meetings second FRIDAY
OF each month. Members of sister lodges
and sojourning brethren cordially invited
A. c. WherTy, w NJ; A. J. Lowe, sec
rotary.
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been requested TO run the Johnson Ket-
chei fight pictures for another week, il
will be impossible for him TO do so owing
to the fact that this excellent picture is
in much demand The programs arranged
for the coming week are up TO the usual
standard. and include some excellent fla
lures, among which are the following:
The Fly Pest The Uprising Of the
Utes.' THE Common Enemy The Toy
makers Secret" In the Nick of Time,
Sandy, the Substitute
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AMUsEMENrs TO-DAY

SAT- Lake theatre-"The Thief" =
= sis p. m. =
Z Orpheum thestre-Naudevill 2:15 =
= D. m. and SIS D. m =
Colonial theatre-"The Right of =
= Way" S1j p. M =
y Bungalow theatre-Bungalow stock !
company in The Holy city" SIS =
D. m. =
Mission Observation-Disclosures 2:3O p. y
m, 30 p. IN and 9:15 p. m. =
Grand theatre" MiZpah." SIS p. m. =
Shubert, Luna, Elite and Isis the =
y atres-Moving pictures and illustrat- =
ed songs afternoon and evening. =
%~&%N<%$A& ~
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GRAND THEATRE.

As a spectacular production, 'Mizpah, 8"
now being presented at the Ora nd theatre
by Theodore Torch. is one of the most
beautiful productions that has ever been
staged by any stock organization in Salt
Lake. The story of "Mizpah' is of alb
sorbiug heart interest, throughout and
with situa tons such as render if. without
doubt. the best play that has been seen
at this playhouse. There will be a matnes
SATURDAY..
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Difficult
Breathing

Il could not lie on either side, my
heart futtcrcd. and | was so weak
could scarcely walk, Dr. Miles
Heart Remedy did wonders for me.
can sleep, eat, and do more work
than have in ten years"
AGNES LEWIS, Lawrence, Kans.
Short, quick breath-when going
up stars, singing, or when yol are
angry or excited means that your
heart action IS weak.
DR.. Miles H-Srt Remedy
IS safe, sure remedy for these
symptoms. It strengthens and
builds up the weakened nerves and
muscles
The first bottle will benefit; II not,
your druggist will return your money.
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ORPHEUM THEATRE.

Roosevelt in Africa is the title OF a
set of motion picture films which the
local OTpheu management is advised will
be sent here for exhibition soon. These
pictures wiz have great educational
value and. Il IS expected, will prove en-
tertaining as we'll This weeks bill con-
tinues to draw capacity houses to the
Orpheum
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BOLD BANK aoRRERs.

Seaforth, Mimi. April Bandits
blew open the vault of the Security
state bank here early today and took
s.. 500 in cash. Villagers We're fired
upon. but no one was hurt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Your chance 10 make mon
ey; new field now open. Ind. 1924.
WANTED-For the sale Of United
Wireless Telegraph Co. stock; can give
exclusive territory in parts of Utah
and Idaho; references required. o. s.
Brewster. Gen. Agent. 313 Mccormick
Bldg.
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Notice TO Creditors.

ESTATE OF MARIA LOOMS DEW
ey. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned at 1920
Boston Buildings. salt Lake City, Utah,
on or before the 10th day of August,
a. D. 1910.
HUBBARD FUTILE. Sr..
Executor of the Last Will and Tesla
ment Of Maria LOOmis Dewey. De-
ceased.
RawIins, Ray & Rawlins, Attorneys.
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FOR SALE-Positively greatest snap of
a lifetime Just consider having an op-
portilnitv TO procure on I'd South. between
9Th and eth East, a new 5-room, entirely
modern. brick cottage; full cement base
ment sewer. water and gas connections.
paved walks, for 5000. Call at 223 West
South Temple.
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FOR SALE-Except ionally fine traekage
corner, $40 feet wide by $50 feet deep. Full
depth available for tract with loft. alley
al end Of the $50 feet; between Attn and
9Th south. on d. & R. G. R. r. This is
one of the very best warehouse sites.
Price S150O0 Call 22S West So. Temple.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN AS
sOCIATION'S noon lunch and res
rooms, sl4 Brooks Arcade, corner State
and Third South. Home-coOked fooc
daintily served. Lunch room open daily
except Sunday, u to 2 O'Clock. Office
and rest rooms open a. m. TO D. m.
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WANTED
GUARANTEED SALARIES.
Large salaries to reliable men and Wo-
men who Will collect and forward to us
the immense subscription business now
being created by the publication of the
first true story of the Southern Pacific
railroad in HAMPTON'S MAGAZINE. If
you want steady employment or spare
time work with guaranteed salary be-
sides commissions. write at once. giving
age and references. TO Sales Department
HAMPTON'S MAGAZINE, g. w. 35th
St, New York. y. Y.
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DOUBLE MURDER.

Solomonville. Ariz. April Antonio
Enriduez killed his wife and father-in-
law in the country. near here. last
night Officers are in pursuit
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PICTURE PROGRAMS CHANGE.

With todays matinee and evening per-
Torrance. the excellent program at the
Luna. Isis, Shubert and Elite theatres
Will close. Although Mr.. Florence has
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FOR SALE-To A BUYER WHO
ATTRACTIVE, UNIQUE. MODERN g.
ROOM BUNGALOW WITH HARD
WOOD FLOORS, BRICK FIREPLACE.
ARTISTIC BUFFET, LIBRARY AND
SEATS BUILT IN; FULL BASEMENT,
HOT AIR FURNACE, PAVEMENTS,
LAWNS, ATTRACTIVE SURROUND
INGS, BLOCKS FROM COUNTY
BLDG; PRICE $4,000; $1,000 CASH.
INQUIRE BELL PHONE 1874 OR 246O-Y.
FOR SALE-So acres Oregon land in
Military land grant. VIII sell cheap
If sold quick. Address Y 5. Herald-Re-
publican.
FOR SALE
BUY THIS HOME TODAY.
Big bargain to party with cash.
Private sale only. 10 save buyer deal
ers commission.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 162 N.
FIRST WEST, three blocks from Main
st. Red brick. adobe lined, heavy sand
stone foundation, on Ia inches concrete;
exceptionally well finished all through:
polished floors.
Five rooms and reception hall: large
basement, with concrete walls and ce-
ment floor; attic partly floored; stair
ways All modern conveniences-
AXIS rods. with permanent right of
way on side.
Cost 5000 two years ago. Property
values make the home worth $500
noW-but-
1T MUST GO QUICKLY.
SEE OWNERS TODAY.
1872 NORTH FIRST WEST.
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FINELY furnished rooms. with board.
in private family; home cooking; for gen
tlemen or man and wife. Phone 2695 OF
Inquire ~ Center.
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FOR SALE-So acres Oregon land in
Military land grant. VIII sell cheap
If sold quick. Address Y 5. Herald-Re-
publican.
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FOR SALE-s250 range foe small hotel
or boarding house. viii sacrifice Bell
222L
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FOR SALE
4. y. HUMPHREYS,
No IS West I'd South St
Bell asa. Ind. 4134.

FACTS FOR THE INVESTORS.
On eth East, magnificent apartment
site and houses one new, has IS
rooms income now $3.50 per month i:
can be doubled. / will sell for $4,000
cash. bal 500 per month. Z per cent.
PAYS over Il per cent on the invest
ment.
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on 10th East must sacrifice his coy
cottage: rooms with bath, gas. cell
lar, 2. ]; lot 5Ox157. with lots Of fruit
and shade trees. lawn and nice barn;
s2.5O0-S500 cash. bal s25 per month.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME on
STATE STREET.
20 acres Of high land. fine orchard 1
acre Of small fruits every foot under
cultiva ton. Pays large money on in
vestment. improvements worth $1,000;
land worth 10000; quick sale, $1,000.
Good terms