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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08

Intosh county, in the same state Cuba. Ala voted $l0,0OO of school bonds and Oxford, Ala, s12000 of sewer bonds. Win der, Ga, will vote on the issuance Of sewer bonds; Social Circle, Ga, on school bonds and Iron City, Ala, on bonds for various purposes. Washington, Ga, Flo villa, Ga, and Montevallo, Ala, are about to order elections on bonds for various public improvements.
 Dalton, Ga, Gainesville, Ga, and Syca-
 more, Ga, awarded contract for the erect
 tion of school buildings. At Sparta. Ga, contract for the erection of an agricul- tural school building was awarded. Bids are invited for erecting a college build
 ing at Talladega, Ala. New commercial
 bodies are reported for Cuthbert, Ga, Unontown, Ala and Griffin, Ga.
 "A railroad company bought 100 acres at Macon, Ga., and will establish exten- sive yards there Another railroad com pany will issue S6O0,OOO of bonds and build a westerly extension from Moultrie. Ga.
 .ew power companies are reported for Gadsden, Ala, and Centrevile, Ala. A $50OOO concrete products company was formed at Atlanta. Plans were accepted for a $35,O00 Y. W. c. A. building at Bfr- mingham. A bank at Toccoa, Ga, doubled Its capital stock. Twenty-two new cor are reported with capital stock of S423 20O.f
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
YEAR PROVING
 ERA FOR BONDS

Columbus, Ga, June 7.-(Special)-The Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index says in it's regular weekly issue:
 "The year 1911 will go down as bond issuing era in the history of Georgia and Alabama Numerous bond issues by cities and counties in the two states have either been authorized or else are under serious consideration, and the sentiment for per manent public improvements was never before so strong and so vigorous in it's manifestations The developments of the past week along this line tell their own story.
 "At Birmingham an election on the is- suance of $1,3o0,O0o of bonds was ordered. The grand jury of Ware county, Georgia. recommended a $25o,000 bond issue for good roads, and a s2o,0O0 issue for similar pur- poses was urged by the grand jury of Me
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
HATTIE FURNACE
 SMASHES RECORD

Sheffield, June 7.-(Special)- )-The Sloss- Sheffield companys Hattie furnace is a smasher of records, including it's own and all other furnaces owned by the company. During May the output of the furnace was 775S tons of iron, or an average of 250A tons per day, which is the record for any one month The next largest out put was in March this year. when the make was 74SS tons, or an average per day of 2n1A. The furnace has been in blast seven years, seven months and 19 days, and has an average make not in- cluding stops, of 204 tons daily. The past year has been the best record. ever made by the furnace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08

days before hand, brought more than 25o farmers together.
 On 15 acres at the experiment farm last year Professor Thgpen and his assist ants made $1495 worth of produce After paying the salary of superintendent and all other expenses the farm netted over s400.
 On two acres four heavy bales of cot ton were gathered. Two and three-fifths acres produced $50 bushels of corn. One three-ffths of an acre produced 96 bush els of corn.
 Seven tons of hairy veich and oats have just been cut from two acres of ground this year and is now curing in the field. This will be followed this year by crop of peas and soi beans
 Such practical results have distin- guished the Fourth District Agricultural school as one of the very best in the state It is not only turning out boys with practical agricultural training, but the experiment work Is doing great good among the farmers of the district.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
MCCALL WANTS
 RAGLAND JOB

Ashyile June Especial al.)-Although principal of the Ashville High school, it is not certain whether he will accept or not as he is trying to secure the posi- tion at Ragland.
 big picnic will be held at Jones' Mill pond on Saturday. A very large crowd will go from Ashville, as it is only three miles away.
 The Ashville baseball team will probably secure couple of games with Collins vile on the local diamond Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
PRIDE FAMILY'S
 NARROW ESCAPE

Tuscumbia. June 7.-(Special)-L. T. Pride and family of Pride station, this had a narrow escape from serious injury when their auto car driven by MT. Pride plunged over an embankment 20 feet high MT. Pride was just learning to run his ear, and lost control and the car skidded. The occupants all escaped by jumping, and were unhurt, but the car was badly wrecked. The accident occurred near Bear creek.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
River Runs Wine

Asheville, N. C., June More than 5000 bottles of whisky and wine, seized under the prohibition laws, were broken and throw into the French Broad river here today. Members of the Woman Christian Temperance union assisted In the destruction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
OPELIKA ITEMS

Opelika, June 1-(Special. 1.-The fishing party at Marvyn lake. near here, last week has returned home. They were w. c. Ross. J. T. Hamilton. A. H. Head Jr., of this city; John Flowers, Phil Baum, Jim Campbell and Henry Bartlett. all of Montgomery, and Sam Bethea of Fauns- dale.
 Nathaniel Thornton, negro, was brought here yesterday by Sheriff G. P. Butler from Montgomery and placed in the Lee county jail The charge against Thornton is grand larceny He was ar- rested in Montgomery at the request of the officials here.
 The steam road working machine of the county is being used today in the work of rolling and grading the grounds for the new baseball park diamond near the depot
 Y. D. Stanford of this city was one of the speakers last night at the alumni ban quet at Auburn college. Colonel Sanford responded to the toast, "The Bar" -~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~-~~
 months than in the summer Dog days have nothing to do with rabies,
 hiNo'Hiciit to prevent the disease IS not i'll the least hurtful to the patient at any stage, a bare five minutes each day be ing sufficient. A line of 30 patients can be dismissed in about an hours time, in jection of the virus which is used to make the patient immune lasting but a few minutes.
 Lesson of Cheer
 An interesting part of the treatment progra mme which is always taught by the department when patient is received is that of cheer It is pointed out that the mental behaviour of the patient greatly affects the disease, especially should one preconceve the idea that he is doomed tc agony. As a consequence of this almost universal fear Dr. Moss allows nothing to becloud the atmosphere when he has patient in charge, taking the treatment altogether as precaution. After pa tient has been in his charge for two oi three days, all fears are forgot, and naught but the road to immunity is seen
 Since the establishment of the Pasteur department at the hands of Dr. F.. M. Ma son, In 1908, only one patient who was terated for the disease died. While the treatment was taken in plenty of time to ward off the disease, the condition of the mans body was such as to resist the vaccination process.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-08
PATHETIC SCENES IN WAKE
 OF STATES UNMUZZLED DOGS
SELMA FAIR DATE
 IS OCTOBER 24-28

Selma, June 7.-(Speeial.)-A meeting Of the board of directors of the Central Ala bama Fair association was held yesterday afternoon, and it was determined to hold fair here for four days from October 24 to 2s. Some of the members of the board were in favor of holding the fair during the entire week, but it was finally agreed that four days would be long enough The different committees which were appointed some weeks ago will con- tinue at work and everything possible to make the fair a brilliant success will be done. From the citizens subscriptions amounting to 5000 have been subscribed, and the premium list of the four days fair has been filed with the commissioner of agriculture. It is thought that the as- sociation will be granted 5000 from the state appropriation for the holding of the fair, and with $10oO a day to be issued in premiums it is expected that the live stock and agricultural exhibits will prove the best ever seen in this section.
 A good race programme will also be ar ranged and the amusement feature will prove as attractive as can be secured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW: NICE
CASH; BAL. $50 PER MO,
sl.5oo-s7Oo DOWN: BALANCE VERY
EASY TEENS TERI nSANd 9SAME ,,oh As
SCHOOL HOUSE.
s.. .55O-5-ROoM MODERN BRICK. ALL
IMPROVEMENTS IN; SOUTH
EAST LOCATION; $3.50 CASH;
>, ann BALATcE "a ;A,> $2S PER EMO, MONTE.
ERN BRICK, LARGE RECEP-
LIGHT, FIREPLACE: ALL
FENCED; $500 CASH: BAL
ANCE EASY TERMS.
s-'0V"i LIGGT' tSfTiEi wItTER. CLOSE To
SCHOOL HOUSE; TWO FULL
LOTS; 5000 DOWN; BALANCE
VERY EASY PAYMENTS.
s4,5co-S.,R0oM BRICK HOUSE on on
cEFTD cEPT + TGRNAcE: II, cENcE GELLAR, ar
LAWN. SHADE: $500 CASH
BALANCE MONTHLY PAY
$50. BOO 5SXl55 FEET; l4,,RooM ROOM:
i.OT. AND FAMILY TER
10000 CASH. BAL TO SUIT.
THIS WILL PAY a GOOD IN
TEREST ON THE INVEST :
rERIhLLY INCREASE IN
ssoo-TWo mo TLjors ON 18th EAST.
GOOD CORNER Lot on SOUTH
STATE; $50 PER FOOT.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
SIS WEST BIRD so ST
di2s7
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SMOOT ACT LANDS

LAND SEEKERS AND HOMESEEXERc
Utah is especially favored under this
act. Any citizen Of the United states.
no matter where YOU reside. is entitled
TO 800 acres OF free homestead without
having to reside thereon. 7 know a NUM-
ber' OF choice 320-acre tracts In recently
opened. designated lands near railroads
and other matters OF interest to a To-
Gator. that ] do not care to advertise
have A special railroad rate TO the
lands. ] have a copnctent engineer that
keep out In the field 10 cruise lands.
SO that ! know where to take YOU go
every dav. Don't let this opportunity
pass. Call at office for full information
+. J. LEONARD.
Public Land Locator.
200 Ncwhouse Bldg 1852
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AND RooM1NG HOUSES

--o0->>>---~~-------~~O~
% po FOR LEAsE-HoTEL.
AND BATHS; HoT AND COLD
WHICH ARE ALI Light AND
AIRf NO INSIDE ROOMS AND
All. ON ONE FLOOR AND THE
B2!LDlNG is ON THE BEST
AND PRICE WILL BE VERY
Low: FINE OPPORTUNITY
10 T PGT IN YOUR OWN FURN1-
"a RqHMS TT E2R ES v5E;s LEASE 5vy yog t,,SAI NAY
.TuRE. ~ E2cELLENT f}cE IS r Loc. HSl
MODERN IN EVERY PAR
T1lHSGLAR; 1HI}! Low RENT AND a
Ssoo-l2 ROOMS. ALL NICELY Fur
EfHisHED N IIbrA,SI, ASp WELL LOCATED.
MAKE MAsIs VERY REAsoNABLEt; Z
s1o.5po.llS ROOMS. EXTRA WELL
TTHRNiSHED: THIS IS SOME
piiNG NEW AND FINE, THE
ToEbhTEs ToASE IS M0pERS H5n S,zz,S,E ASR aNb pr
LOBBY TILED FLOORS, ELEC-
TRIO ELEVATOR. 1T HAS BEEN
RUN SUCCESSFULLY AND THE
OWNER RETIREs. LIBERAL
s2,soo.l9 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
AND EQUIPPED ROOMS: MOD
ERN PLACE. LOW RENT. LONG
- LEASE; IT'S FINE: TERMS.
HEADQUARTE FOR HOTELS AND
ROoMlNG HOUSES. ESTABLISHED
a; 10 REfHyER MAIS r.. RFA6 FA6SEs EsTATE- s.T
A, L. BRArTAIN, MGR. B. o. DEPT.
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WE WILL REFER YOU TO sHREWD
81 SINESS MEN WHO SAY DOUGLAS
PARK LOTS WILL SELL AT SIS TO
$lo0 PER FOOT VERY SOON: NOW
Sl3 TO $50 PER FOOT. WHY NOT
BUY NOW?
SEE HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO..
&C WEST 3RD SO. ST.
dl235
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BUSINESS PROPERTY SPECIAL

HAVE vo17 SJG S6rGR' nGo tn s,z nm Or
TRoPERTY2 YOU CAN AcduIRE Az
INTEREST n. IN ALL OR ANY PART OF OF
TWEEN MAIN AND STATE. NEXT TO
MoXI;M HOTEL WE DESIRE TO I'M
pRoVE THIS PR0PERYY WITH STORE
LEASE OR SELL ALL Or ANY PART
At ACTUAL COST TO OWNERS; Or
YOUR CAPITAL INVESTED. WHICH
WILL BE USED FOR BTILDING 6! ONLY; n ~;
YANGED VALUES ON TuIs PROF
ERTY IN NEAR FUTURE: AS TT Is
HREsENT MsEoT uRiMPRoVEb RHIFr Vb VfHs BHs1SEss S
4 STONES THROW or MILLIONS. OF
PoLASS ? o. TWo FINE "a HoTGs hND NEW
HOUSE HOTEL Now UNDER CON
STRTGTIoN. CoMMERC1Ait GLIB.
P.S5HG PRo6E EXGATGR IN Ef AE YoF F6E 6F
FERED EVERY DAY. SEE US AT
ONCE as WE PEsRE Sn2E TO 6r,P IMPRoXEs pE
To + O. YOU. Gail AT OUR OFFICE.
5Cl FELT BUILDING, OPPOSITE P. o.
EXCHANGE REALTY co.
WITH PETERSON r. L. INV. co.
WE ALSO HAVE SOME BARGAINS
IN BUSINESS PROPERTY ON SOUTH
MAIN. STATE. EAST AND WEST ON
AND WEST FOURTH SOUTH, 66 FEET
ON WEST TEMPLE. ONLY 5000 PER
FOOT II TAKEN NOW; IT'S WORTH
5000 PER FOOT: OWNER NEEDS
MONEY FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
56 W 4TH so, Sc FIT, A SNAP.
SEE 1T AT ONCE
99sFT. CORNER ON w. TEMPLE
ONLY $500 PER FT.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
PETERSON r. F. INV CO.
A'itt' dtroo
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-rMpRovrn

~~~---@~--~-~-~~--o~~~~~~~~
BARGAIN. BY OWNER. IN -FOUR
beautiful lots; located just cast of the
cast gate OF Liberty park. on Lake st
Each lot ilxlo7 IT, 10 15-ft nlleyway In
rear. For quick sale / Will sell all or
let me show them to you / will make
you a good price. either cash or terms
Phone Bell $50. dl2o4
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

Villa Park. close-in subd!-
vision; lots 25xl53 feet TO an alley.
varying I'm price from $3.50 10 s400.
why pay more? Why go any
further2 Terms
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

SEE US
BEFORE BUYING A HOME.
$1,000 room house on west side; pan
try. clothes closets, room for bath.
water and electrict lights in house
cement walks. Lot 2S4Xl40 feet,
Terms.
s250O-5-room modern brick cottage.
southeast part OF city. Lot 3IkXl40
feet. Terms $500 cash and bal-
ance monthly payments.
So650-i-room modern brick cottage
southeast part of city Cement
walks. cellar and house all newly
papered. Lot 34x123i feet Terms
5000 cash and balance $25 per
month.
S320Q-New 5-room modern brick cot
tage east of Liberty park Lot 40
X!57 feet Terms $500 cash and
balance monthly payments.
sae5O-New 7-room modern brick cot
tase Cellar. furnace. cemen:
walks lot 50X1f5 feet to alley.
Terms.
WE Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS.
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
90 e. lst South Street.
Both Phones 2Ii.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

MODERN 5-ROOM APARTMENT NEAR
r. G.. w. freight depot. Washington
ave, Ogden, Three blocks from business
25x264; will exchange for Ogden or Salt
Lake residence property. Address c. H..
care Ogden Branch Tribune. di93
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

FOUR BLOCKS FROM MOXUM HOTEL.
- rods with good S-room modern house
for $500. on good terms: this Is a mag
nifcent apartment house site and pays
good interest on money invested.
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A BEAUTIFUL HOME
AT less than cost. Groom modern brick
on 3rd ave. car line; $4,000, on easy terms
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL. EsTATE-IMPRovED
FOR SALE

~-o-~~~~~~-~~~-~--
FOR SALE
6-rocn modern residence. 18th E. bet.
ISL and 2nd So, west front, lot 2sN10
RODS; furnace. Only $40. Pavement
paid
Large s-room modern brick residence.
NO. l7d SO. l1th E. lot 3ilx110 IT.: fur
mace. cellar under entire house. A fine
Large 7room modern brick and frame
residence, NO. e3l East 7th So; fine
shade trees, barn for 6 head horses.
Price $4,000.
No. 1865 East 9th South-5-room brick
cottage modern. 37.x149 II. to alley
M. s5e So. Mcclellan ave-5-room
modern brick cottage. Price s260o.
Nice little 4-room shingle bungalow
No. 1894 E. sth So.-only s2loo.
On west side. 7th West and Arapahoc
ave.-Mod building. 5-room cement block
cottage, and 4-room shngle cottage
Prices S240O and s17oo.
4th So, 9th West. 7-room brick. story
and half house. Only $1,000.
Any OF above prices will be literally
discounted for large cash payments. or
will sell on our usual unusually easy
payment plan.
boutwell, G. McCoNAUGHY.
o03 Boyd Park Bldg.
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:
GROIN ER.
"a West srd South St.

~ West 5rd South st.
5Oyl65. with a good foundation for q
i Groom cottage. and iinc 3-rcom bun
-aln,y. close to car line. southeast: sl20Q
S2BXS2l corner. ith East and eth South.
viii s;orc and dwelling: $1,000 l2Nl65
feet on lst West near 3rd South: $40, 900
4 npo Groom. modern. brick house
close In to exchange for acre. eac. Twen~
ty acres nice land, suitable for plattlng:
$4,000 Five acres. close to city with
flrst class water right: $1,000, have
scme good clear property to exchange
for California. Come In for list, Gro
mcr. ulzo"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11
ALARM CLOCKS

AL AXE N,OUD; sIJMt. AXE BE TIER.
No .en lne better kinu; Big Ben. S2.oos
otn.r oepenua ale alarms. 81 To 500 Re-
jauir sc~~.urs. SuruLusn - l. McIoEhlss
niGE ~"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

Lot 50xl00 feet on 9th East.
between 9th and 10th South. all
improvements are paid We can
make very reasonable terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

hotels AND ROOMING HOUSES.
F.roonp European hotel, prominent
|rGner loca;ion. long lease. this house
fs people away every day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

SOUTHEAST-CLOS IN.
5-room modern brick mission finish.
large front veranda running length of
house; $4,000. $500 cash. balance like rent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

ON WEST 3RD SOUTH.
Fine broom buff brick deep lot. fenced
this house actually cost $500, will sci
for S21o0. easy terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

y nodcrn rooms. IN transient location,
tlo ,,ll, good carpets and fair furniture; ;
ihH. on easy terms
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GRINDING.

RpINC; IN YOUR OLD RAZORS AND
let us make new ones out OF them; all
work guaranteed. Western Aryns Co.
lilo South Main. olap'
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s!Oo0 WILL HANDLE
4 foons. extra good carpets and ful'ni
'Es. neal and clean. homclike and re-
'iNisole. q
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$1,000

SZjUU.
Sixth East. between 3rd and
4th South, lot 4lsX165 feet,
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y ,oous. modern. nicely furnished. on
~ neor; rent only S55 this place clears
|9u $50 up; $3.50 cash.
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S1000

50foot building lot on 18th
site; east front. alley in the rear.
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a, n. HUMPHREYS.

IS West End South st.
Bell 1913. Ind 4134.
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e. LITTLE.

LITTLE e. LITTLE.
3nx6l OH Sth So. between 9th and 6th
East; sidewalk and sewer taxes paid ;
$500.
3tx165. corner on sth So. and a 26h-ft
street. between 4th and 5th West. It's
tractage. $1,000.
A beautiful. slightly lot on State street.
"a blocks north OF Brigham: 50Nl35. sew
er, sidewalk and curblng taxes paid.
Price for a few days. $4,000.
Main street lot between 1lth and 18th
South: 5lx3i6t feet; $3.50,
Business building on md South con-
tanning two stores and living rooms
upstairs: with some improvements can
be made to pay 500 month"; $3.50.
5-room mod. pr brick, on 10th South
5-room mod pr, brick. at No, 50 1lth
East: $4,000.
T-room mod. brick, LIST W, between lst
and md North; large lot: $4,000
Business property on Ord South be "
tween Main and West Temple. at less
than $1,000 foot.
Business property on 3rd South be-
tween West Temple and lst West; 5000
Il foot
3-siory business block. tra, you'd cost
$40, 900 10 build: good sized lot worth
$25, 300: We can sell for 100000.
LITTLE 6 LITTLE. No West md
South. d1oze
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b-rocm modern residence. 18th E. bet
ISL and 2nd So. west front, lot 2sX1C
rods; furnace. Only $40. Pavement
paid.
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INTEREST PAYER
3bxlo rods. two houses. one six and one
four rooms. north, close to paved street:
pays 20 per cent on investment; ground Is
worth more than the price, $500; very
easy terms
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FINE BUILDING LOTS IN ALI. PARTS
or CITY: $3.50 AND UP.
FRITSCH. 20i-2 FELT BLDG.
PHONES BELL 1861. IND. ii7.
d1325
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$4,000.

s4400
A corner on 18th East. west
front. overlooking the valley. 2ST
feet frontage and l57 feet deep,
II lots; only s400 per lot
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,
IS West 2nd South st
Bell 1873. Ind. h54,
d1331
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOOD
FARMING LAND. ALL IN
SALT LAKE COUNTY.
OUR LISTING IS SO COM
PLETE THAT If THE FOLLOW
ING BARGAINS WHICH WE
KNOW AIE REAL GOOD BUYS
DON'T APPEAL TO YOU. CALL
IN AND LET Us KNOW WHAT
,,,I 1ou ARE LOOKING For; AS
OUR LARGE LISTING WE HAVE
JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
FIVE ACRES OF TIE CHo1C-
EST fsEs.x LAMp 5.non IN y. .T4S EAsT p,S!liI MIL
SUITABLE FOR PEACH AND
STRAWBERRY; ONLY $500 PER
ACRE. WE CAN MAKE EASY
TERMS ON THIS CHOICE PIECE
OF ACREAGE.
TWO ACRES. CLOSE TO CAR
AND ETH So: ABUNDANcE OF
MATER; ALSO GOOD FLOWING
WELLS; ONLY $685. PER ACRE.
sAM SHED AkRASfE SAsT TIE TEEMs PEadE IF F6R P5
SUITABLE FOR GARDENING
LET US SHOW YOU THIS BE
EoRE TOO LATE. LOCATED.
SOUTHEAST PART OF CITY
THREE,AcRE TRACT. CLOSE
TER RIGHT: NO TROUBLE TO
GET FLOWING WELLS ON THIS
GR9icE sRR IcT TRAeP AePMs WE r{I GAS phIso Misc
IS ef.s ALSO seos ! 'Hnst PER ACRE. [.N IND ANp
CHEAP at THAT. SEE THIS
BEFORE IT is SNAPPED UP.
TEN ACRES OK 14TH SOUTH.
HSpEB Si:EI2 T GELTIvATIoN; IT a oh Has Has
THAT ENTIRE SECTION: WORTH
DOUBLE THE MONEY WE ARE
ASKING FOR 1T. TO SEE THIS
CHOICE LAND MEANS TO RUY
ON VERY EASY TERMS.
VERY ExCELLENT FARMS
FROM TO % ACRES. WHICH
We ARE SELLING VERY REA-
sPTA6FEi SRE 6FFrR1EG EGE6HTHING BIT n rHST WT
EXCLUSIVE SECTION HAS THE
CAR LINE is SOON TO co
THERE AND LAND VALUES IN
THAT SECTION ARE SURE TO
BIsE. LET US sGoW 10 YOU "A a
We HAVE THERE. IF THAT is
WE WILL CUT 1T UP TO SUIT:
FINE FOR EARLY STRAWBER-
RES AND PEACHES AND
SMALL gMA RrfHT ERTiT EoA ANP T,,E EiTE ESTykt MA
20 ACRES. WE CAN SELL YOU
THIS LAND. ALL OR PART. FOR
ONLY $3.50 PER ACRE. AND CAN
ALSO MAKE TERMS.
in COTTONWOOD WE HAVE A
BEAuTlPbL sEG,I pnIcp 2o-AcRE ACRE. TRACT; ai;T
ORCHARD. HORSE. HARNESS.
IMPLEMENTS. WAGON. BUGGY.
MENTs WE WILL SELL THIS
FINE: IDEAL COUNTRY HOME.
For ONLY $3.50 H'I' PER ACRE. THIS
AND CAN BE MADE INTO ONE
OF THE BEST COUNTRY FARMS
IN THIS ENTIRE COUNTY; ALSO
PlSE ycE FOR ELS E1sH "a ANP sIoyT R0TLT6Y T6ly
THIS REAL BARGAIN.
SOUTHEAST OF MURRAY WE
HAVE SOME CHOICE PIECES or
ACREAGE FROM 3 TO so ACRES.
WHICH WE CAN SELL FROM
$500 AN ACRE AND UP.
A REAL CITY BARGAIN,
WE HAVE A 2-STORY. NINE
ROOM BRICK HOUSE. ON
LARGE LOT. 113Xl5S FEET: HAS
BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS
EEHH sHR5nSEAF. SEAPH EHEfS: EHIfE FAMT: FAHlT:
GARDEN AND OWNER IS ALSO
BUILDING MODERN GARAGE:
HOUSE Is WORTH $1,000; LOT
ALONE is WORTH $500: WE
WILL SACRIFICE THIS BEAU
JUST Is r. rH1NK 1iS OF N 1T: r. AND 4 S'S9S; on
YOU THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME.
WHICH IS THE BEST BARGAIN
IN THE CITY.
WE ALSO HAVE 4 NUMBER
FOREST DALE; BALE IA. MANsEN,S Ar
AT VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
WE WILL BUILD YOU a HOME
on, on 6IMG 62IE To LOT yo,2F OR p{s oHEs N5 Nc
SPECIFICATIONS AND LOAN
on on IF Il YoG Z N,sfE' ARE IN THE :, MNR. AZ
KET FOR HOUSES. HOMES.
LOTS. FARMS OR ACREAGE.
SEE US.
PROGRESS REALTY AND
BUILDING CO,
THE HOME BUILDERS.
e20 KEARNS BUILDING.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-11

S5Oo-INVESTMENT
4x10 rods. 9Th East and 1th South inn
proved; with four houses paying 500 n
month, must be sold.