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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
Both Physicians
Made Same Mistake
PIace-HospitaI in Pueblo, Colo.
&C., Cbronfc RrfEht's Disease

PIace-Hospital in Pueblo Colo
Case-Chronic Brights Disease OL
fifteen years development
rognosis-Recovery Impossible Hh9
patient "a Mr. Gaden) was 80 ADVISED
and that he could remain or 60 nome
On arrival at Center, Colo, could not
sit I'D alone in bed. A local physician
was called He too said he could not
recover and prescribed for his heart
It did not look like the patient could
live a week. when new agent was
added to the treatment.
In ten days patient was sittlns up
IN twenty could walk outdoors. he
made a slow but steady recovery he
now weighs 100 lbs.
These facts were given Us BY ms
wife. Mrs Mary Gaden, of Center Colo-'
who viii confirm them.
Both physicians were mistaken as 70
the possibilities. and the same mistake
rs occurring everyWhere-eve In the
hospitals of this city. And these mis-
takes are costing human lives
The new agent, employed as above
was Fulton's Renal Compound. It does
not conflict with the physicians pre-
scriptions. But &c does change the
prognosis from despair 70 hope
Over nine out Of ten OF the dead
from kidney trouble show Brights Dis
ease This is q census fact that kid
troubled people ought to know.
Kelly & Pollard, wholesale and re-
tail agents. For literature write John
] Fulton Co, 645 Battery St, San
Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
DEMING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
NEW MEMBERS ARE ADDED TO 1EMING CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE AND MUCH ENTHUSIASM AROUSED IN Il

alton. $50; Chris RaitheI to W. E.
Croft, lot As. block "A. Deming town
site, consideration, SIS; Chris Raithel
to Fran-l DeLaunay. jr.. lot 8, block 81
consideration, IS.
Patents: L. s. of A. to Kate S. Rus
sell, n - Sec. 25j T. % s, r. W;
L. S. Of A to Claude r. Taylor. Ne. IA
Sec. p, T. "a S. R. 10 ".
Deming Real Estate and Improvement
company. warranty deed TO Pablo PARA
lots and 6, in block d, Chapman sur
vey, consideration, 81 and other vslua-
Bile considera ton; TO Francisco GirOn,
lots and T. block y. Chapman survey,
consideration, 81 and other valuable
consideration.
Barracks & Barracks to s B. Rhea,
lots IS and 16. block B. Deming town
site. 81 and other valuable cOnsidera-
ton; Sadie L. KimbrOugh and husband
to Ed Cooper, lots s, 9. 10, II and -, in
block 40, Chapman survey, considera-
ton, $500; W. J Evans TO Willis r.
Lovelace, Ne. IA Nv Ia of Sec. q, T.
a S. r. w, consideration, $500; Ed
Cooper and wife to Leroy Hon, north
100 feet Of lots J. 3 3 and 4, block "A,
Wallis survey consideration. $500; T.
c. Aitken to J. G. Herren, S - Ne.
IA and s. II Ne. IA Sec. 10, 7. - s.,
r. W, consideration, $1,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
PICKING AUTO ROUTE
ROSWELL TO Ell PASO
Boiler Explosion Wrecks
Engine Room of Ros-
well Laundry

Roswell n. NJ, Dec. &c. N. Farms
worth. proprietor of the Roswell Auto
company and the auto mail route be-
tween Roswell and Vaughn; Charles
Sharp an experienced auto driver and
a local newspaper man, have left for Fl
PasO, preparing a correct log OF the
best road to be sent to H. c. Drum,
chairman of the TranscOntinental Tour
ing club Of America. with headquarters
at Chicago If the log shows the route
between Roswell and III PasO to be q
good one it win appear in the Auto
mobile Blue Book. and official route d1-
rectOry Of the United States This poT-
ton Of the transcOntinental route viii
run from Albuquerque via Roswell,
over the splendid road of the auto
mail line between Vaughn and Roswell,
to FL Paso, and thence to Phoenix Au-
toists travelling over this route viii see
some magnificent scenery. particularly
between Roswell and FL PasO.
The Beatty steam laundry boiler, on
East Second street. exploded and COM
pletely wrecked the sheet iron boiler
house and threw the boiler ten feet
from its foundation. Carl Birdsell, the
fireman. was thrown across the room
and burned in the debris, but rescuers
pulled him out, unconscious The eX-
plOsion expended most of its force from
instead of toward the spot where Bird
sell stood close to the boiler, which evi-
IDENTIFY saved his life.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

Deming, n. H.. Dec. 25--Since the
annual banquet of the chamber Of com
merce much enthusiasm Tor the organ
ization has been IN evidence. The re-
ports read at that meeting are largely
responsible for this, showing the mem
hers of the organization and others the
actual results that are being accom-
pIished Ten new members have come
in in the last two days, which sWeils the
list to over 100, and makes the montnly
income of the organization some fat
ia excess Of $500. The new board VIII
meet the first week in January, ana
already plans are being made Tor a
more vigorous campaign than ever next
year. Two hundred members TOT the
chamber Of commerce IS the slogan,
having for its purpose the putting OF
Deming into the front rank Of towns In
the state,
The SIoss-Case Land company has
moved into its new quarters in the
Baker block on Spruce street
Maj. William II. Llewellyn, Of Las
Cruces. spent a day in Deming on BUSH
ness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

Upton. have LEFT Deming for Texas on a
business trip.
J. A. Jastro, general manager Of the
Diamond A Cattle company, with head
quarters at Bakersfield Cal, was in
Deming-
Old Buildings Removed.
The tearing away of the old build
iugs on the corner Of Spruce street
ana Silver avenue has started, to make
room for the new Baker business block
This structure win be of brick, two
stories and basement, and 90 feet by
100
c. Morgan Miller, an automobile man
of FL Paso. has come to Deming 70
make his future home and will likely
open a business here
Mrs. W. p. Bowler has returned from
two months visit with relatives IN
Ohio.
Deeds Recorded.
The following deeds were recorded
,in the county clerks office during the
week just past:
Tax deeds: Jackson Agee, treasurer
and collector Of Grant county. to Lee O.
Lester. block 10, COrbett and Peterson
addition, TO Deming, consideration
1851
chris RaitheI, treasurer and eX-offi-
clio collector, to Moran & Bergln, the
following. Lot ]. block 48, Wallis sur
vey. consideration, $50; lot 8, block 7,
Deming toWnsite, consideration, SO
lot 6. block a. Wallis survey, consider
alton. SIS: lots ] and 2, block 9, DEM
ing Park consideration, s.4z; lots and
9, block s. Wallis addition consider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

ceeding was Illegal. To this the at
torneys representing the legislative in
vestfgatfOn committee. consisting Of
representative c. NJ Curet0n, ROsser
Thomas and Others,-in the motion for
rehearing maintain that there was am
pie authority and that the question
was submitted when the governor sub
mitted 10 Independent school district
measures, and all of them did embrace
the subject OF elections.
To the holding Of the court that the
questions asked Gray and Wolters were
not relevant and pertinent to the in
Quiry. the fiIers Of the motion cite 94
questions asked VOTERS that pertained
to members Of the legislature, and out
of 125 asked Gray. Is pertained to leg
islatOrs. The motion viii not be acted
on until some time after the holidays.
Use Herald Want Ads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25
USE UP % PAGES
IN MOTION TO COURT
Wolters-Gray Appeal to Be
Acted Upon After
the HOLIDAYS

Austin. Tex. Dec. 25.-In the motion
for a rehearing filed in the court Of
criminal appeals in the Wolters-Gray
contempt cases, % pages OF typewrit-
ten matter is required to tell the court
that it erred in discharg1ng the reia-
tors.
Presiding judge Davidson had held
that the question OF an Investigation
was not submitted to the lawmakers
by the governor, consequently the pro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-12-25

The Deming office or the = Paso
Herald is in the Chamber Of CON-
merce Roy Bedichek is agent and
correspondent.
The Herald's distributor in Dem
ing is c. c. Rogers, room 1, Deck
err building. telephone 2l3. The
Herald viii be delivered to all
parts Of the city same night Of pub
iication. at so cents per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

TO DECIDE ON a REAL. ESTATE PUR-
chase before seeing our offerings is to
act hastily. Don't do that, See us first.
few specials:
a brand new Broom cottage near 11th
South and 9Th East: lot 3lxl40 feet to
alley; It's a dandy little home for $1,000;
5000 cash, balance S1b per month.
2hx7h rods with alley In rear on Chi
cago avenue. facing west between North
and South Temple and Sth and 9th West.
for $3.50; $50 cash $40 per month.
47Xl45 feet on Princeton avenue. near
9th East between 9th and 10th South.
facing south. sidewalks paid; $3.50.
On corner on 9th ave. strictly up-
to date broom modern brick cottage; lot
2ax9 rods; on car line and can be bought
for $4,000 on very reasonable terms. This
house was built by owner and Is better
chan any other house on the street for
the money.
Here Is good rental proposition-On
a corner on East 5th South 7-room
modern cottage and a new brick terrace.
present rental S45 per mo. Owner re-
tains rooms to live in. All for $4,000
terms can be arranged.
Many other good homes and speculative
buys my books.
We write fire insurance.
a RICHATER,
No. 73 So. Main st. Phones GAL
c531
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ci5l
BETTIl.Y0N
WILL. TR AIDE
- ACRES
FOR CITY
RRnpERTY

30 acres including all farming imple-
mcnts sufficient to operate farm, and
stock consisting of 2 horses. . cows pigs
chickens turkeys. etc: % acres of this
land IL excellent soil; can raise ANYTHING
in the way of farm produce. 7 acres eX-
celleut pasture land 4 good Broom
house good barns. and other necessary
out buildings: shares OF water: can
rent or buv sufficient water for all the
ground sufficient hav 10 feed stock until
spring opens; located "a miles off Sandy
electric car line. This is an excellent
offer act quickly.
To trade II acres in Centcrvillc for
city property. Every foot Of this ground
Is under cultivation; flowing wells, some
fruit trees, Groom adobe house Price
$1,000
We have several good farms TO lease
BETTUYON
t0-l2 E0st Bird SO. street
Phones. Bell 2030. Ind. 3l6.
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1so- ACRE FARM SACRIFICE

160-ACRE FARM SACRIFICE.
We have seen 1t and can guarantee the
statements.
100 acres rich bottom land with deep
black soil, the tillable land gently sloping
towards living stream which runs
through IL. 1t will produce the finest ap-
Piles alfalfa so acres pasture land
along the stream. It's partly fenced.
has Broom house which is clean and
habitable; about 30 acres in alfalfa. Every
acre has q frst-class water right. The
land in that locality 600 miles south)
as good as this with a similar water
righ, is worth $40 TO $40 per acre. On
account of sickness the owner is Offering
this at $50 per acre. which is half its
value. Don't let this chance slip. You
can make an independent living on this
farm. See it now.
Orchard lands near Brigham City to
trade for Salt Lake City property. Call
and we will describe II.
TWO ACRES
Southeast with small house and water
right. only Sl100. Easy terms.
Cut this out as it will not appear again
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
30 Main street. c492
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

STOCK AND DAIRY FARM OF 800
acres on the Park city branch Of the
D. Sc r.. c.: fully equipped with all ne
ccssary farming tools and implements;
horses, 40 mich COWS and 20 calves This
is one of the hest dairy farms in the
state. Price SIS 900; terms half cash.
Highly improved farm nf 26 acres with
first class water right, 81 acres in or
chard and small fruits and berries; nice
4-room cottage. substantial ont buildings:
on Cottonwood creek about one mile from
street car line Price. S7500. including
all farming implements and tools. 2
horses, . colts. cow, calf and chickens.
Sheer ranch of $50 acres in Rush vai-
lev with plenty OF water for all at SIG
per acre.
V p. HISKEY,
Successor 10 Danlev & Johnson. 50 w.
3rd So. Phones 4d96.
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A HEALTHY HOME.

A HEALTHY HOMIE.
North bench is the place to own a
home. II is above the smoke line. where
the air is pure and where your family viii
he healthy.
BY purchasing your home NOW YOU
will save the - per cent advance that
will soon be made on real estate IN this
city.
We have few beautiful bungalow
homes in that section. They are durahly
built end YOU can yay FOR one out OF what
your rent now costs,
$3250-5-room modern pressed brick
home, faces cast: has large lot l0Xl5T r..
Just east OF Liberty park We can ar
range terms to suit. Don't delay on this
bargain as price will advance on April 1.
SS50o-Facing Liberty park with large
lot i0Xl5I IT,. 5-roum modern home.
pressed brick. has bath, toilet wash
stands. etc. Location Is ideal the price is
very much below market value. \ small
down payment and the balance Ike rent
S55O0-The most attractive 1-Toom home
in the city. Beautiful view of Salt Lake
valley. plenty sunshine and fresh air; 3
rooms up and down stairs: furnace
heat. two sets plumbing, bath, toilet. wash
stands on both floors Nou'll like this
place when YOU soc lt. Terms arranged
to enable you To purchase this beautiful
home on easy payment rlnn.
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co.
I'VE Build and Sell Durable Homes"
32 Main Street.
Opp. II c, NJ. |. Bel EX. 30. Ind ia2.
If YOU wan. your property sold quick,
list with us. c36O
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ZEAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
BURT & CARLQUIST.
Biggest Farm Agents in the city. II you

|.
Biggest Farm Agents in the city. II you
FARM. ORC oRecHARp M,6h OR CHICKEN
See us We have MAGef; the best farms in the
county on our list Amy size you wish.
l. A 5-acre farm with good five-room
brick house, large barn. hay shed and
small fruits, excellent fruit land. with
good water right situated between Mill
Creek and Holiday, very near to Holli-
day car line line, which is to be built tsds this
41-acre farm on the Redwood road. In
Taylorsville, close TO large school, store
and churches, good high land and splen-
barn and hay sheds. nice apple orchard /;
large part of the land in lucern Good
terms :, Observation-Disclosures. SGS00
81 acres of beautiful land, with splen-
car line; $500 cash ...............s22 $1,000
acres. three books from car line on
Twelfth South. close to the city; will
make a good chicken ranch. Terms. $500
BUILDING LOTS.
Get your building lots now. In the
spring you will have, to pay more.
7Xl41 to alley, Ninth East and. -o
40xl20. Roosevelt avenue. $50
37tX157 to alley. Washington st...... $50
41axll5 TO alley, j street. :. .,..,... $50
49Nl65, Second ave. and Z st.. 3,400
4ox1l5 to alley. II street. .......s... $50
45xl57, Douglas avenue, Second and
Number of Capitol Hili lots cheap. Easy Easy
terms on these and many others.
HOMES.
Broom strictly modern. pressed brick,
large cement basement with laundry. fruit
and furnace room. large sleeping porch
House new and well built. Let us show
you this. 1t Is less than 300 feet from
Capitol grounds .. .,..,..,.....S S3S00
5-room modern cottage near Seventh
South and Eighth East. just completed,
large hall. buffet kitchen, full basement,
Colonial openings, large porches, beauti-
full fir finish, sewer and sidewalk In and
paid for. Notice these terms: $500 cash.
balance like rent. t..................S $3.50
BURT & CARLQUIST,
Real Estate, Mortgage Loans, Fire
Insurance.
Opposite Postoflce.
3rd floor Felt bldg. Phones $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

ON ELIZABETH STREET. ON UNI
SOME HOME ON LARGE LOT. WITH
AMPLE RIGHT OF WAY PRIVILEGES.
FROM BASEMENT TO GARRETT THIS
HOME IS AN EVIDENCE OF PERFECT
TASTE PERFECT CONVENIENCE.
PERFECT BUILDING TWO MANTELS
BUILT-IN BOOKCASES: LARGE BAY
WINDOWS: OIL PAINTED CEILINGS
IN SPECIAL AND VARIOUS DESIGNS
CAN SELL TODAY FOR $1,000 LESS
THAN WE COULD LAST FALL.
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HOMESTEADS.

We can locate you on 800 acres of ag-
rlcultural land, under the enlarged home
stead act. The land costs you nothing.
You pay US for our expert services,
knowledge OF Utah's government lands
and money expended In cruising these
lands in the past. The land is good and
will produce grain and alfalfa. Close TO
railroad. This Is your opportunity, Mr.
Landseeker.
UTAH LAND & DEVELOPMENT CO..
d. r. Thompson Field Supt.
3I9-320 Newhouse Bldg.
Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

LAST SUMMER WE HAD AN ELE-
CANT HOME ON 3RD AVENUE LIST
ED WITH US AT THE MODERATE
PRICE OF $500 THIS IS 4 NICE APP
FEARING HOME WITH SUBSTAN-
liability COEQUAL WITH LOOKS.
SEWER coNNEcTED. ED HOME o OF 10
ROOMS. IF INTERESTED IN TIE
PRICE OF TODAY Gil AT OFFICE.
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"SPRING Is CAME-ING."
so is IMPROVED BUSINESS,
BUT
PRICES ARE STILL LOW. 2
A FEW REAL BARGAINS.

sS5O0ZModern residence on First ave-
nue.. between L and M streets; rooms.
BATH toilet. closets, etc: 23x5 rods OF
ground $3.50 in improvements In this
house now will increase It's value $500:
VIII trade for improved farm or orchard
land.
$1,000 cash will give you possession OF
a new white pressed brick cottage in
southeast part of city, block from car
line: 4 large rooms, bath, toilet, closets,
basement; stairway into unfinished
rooms upstairs; lot 50Nl57 feet TO alley;
cement sidewalks around house; lawn,
shade trees. coalshed, 6-hole range goes
with house.
s6OOO-If you want to buy a house
that's built right, at the right price and
on the right terms, here you are. TWO
story + p. b., modern in every way, 6
rooms hard wood floors and finish
throughout; BATH toilet. large closets.
gas, electric light, furnace, lawn, good
barn, cement walks, etc; 100 feet from
car line and II minutes walk from Main
street: 2iX6i rods ground You can get
very easy terms.
AGREAT CHANCE FOR A FACTORY
or warehouse. Trackage. Present i'm
provements under good lease net $50
monthly. 5x10 rods OF ground next TO
2o-foot right -of-way. Can be handled on
$4,000 cash Balance monthly.
e. c. SCHMIDT & CO..
125 Main Street.
Ind 296. - PHONES - Bell 1882.
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It's a little unusual to have 3 as good
things as these to offer all al one time.
but If the first man bit off more than
he could chew and the second Is home
sick for the old country and the third
needs cash. why, it's their affair-we re
here to show en-.
Telephone Bell 1922, Ind. 992. for, our
auto.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

PRESSED BRICK. LOCATED ON MA
GALVANIZED STREET, SITUATED ON
LARGE LOT: ALL IMPROVEMENTS
IN AND PAID FOR; LOT COST PRES
ENT OWNER $4,000; HOUSE. WHICH
is ONLY TWO YEARS OLD, COST
S3500. WILL SACRIFICE FOR $3.50;
PART CASH. BALANCE EASY TERMS.
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S5T50.

eDI0U.
Substantial bungalow OF right fine
rooms, two OF which are In hardwood
birch, cut stone foundation, cement porch
with iron railings. full cemented base
ment. and furnace; lot 3xl0 rods: barn
and corral; just the place for particular
people. not a small room in the house:
built last fall. Nothing better built any
where.
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MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
2l0-1l Boston Block.
REAL FACTS,

REAL FACTS,
YOU PAY FROM $500 TO $1,000
PER ACRE FOR FRUIT LAND
WHICH NETS YOU A SMALL
PROFIT ON TIE MONEY IN
VESTED. IF YOU WANT TO
TRGcK GARDENING AND
SELL YOUR PRODUCE WHOLE
SALE. SEE Us AND WE WILL
SHOW YOU THE FARMERS
THAT ARE CLEARING YEAR
s.g kgp FROM 5000 TO $500 PER
20 ACRES. SANDY LOAN. AT
WASTE; NO ALKALl; ALI. IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION: PRI-
MARY WATER; GROOM b.
HOUSE, LARGE RUSTIC BARN.
$500 PER ACRE: TERMS,
-! ACRES. BLACK LOAN.
MILE EAST OF STATE ST.
INCH Al TRUCK GARDEN
LAND; ABUNDANCE OF WAT
Err. GROOM BRICK COTTAGE
AND OETBUILDINGS: TERMS.
SEE Us AT ONCE.
CITY PROPERTY.
NEW MODERN GROOM BUFF
y; COTTAGE: STEEL RANGE.
DELINRS, BASEMENT. SIDE
WALKS ETC; AT 10TH so.
AND 10TH EAST: LOT 50Xl56
TO ALLEY; S2750: $500 CASH.
BALANCE S25 PER MONTH. I
PER CENT.
CORNER LOT BETWEEN 4TH
AND 5TH EAST; CITY BLOCK
SOUTH OF 9TH SOUTH; i0IX
no; EAST AND SOUTH FACE
SURROUNDED BY $4,000 MOD
ERN HOMES; $3.50; EASY
TERMS.
HOUSES BUILT. CASH OR
TERMS.
WALKER & THOMPSON.
- SOUTH MAIN. SUITE :
PHONES: BELL 1901, IND, 11d3.
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90 MAIN ST.
PHONES 4443.

AT SACRIFICE SALE PRICES.
WE CAN DISPOSE OF AN ELEGANT
s-ROOM. 2-STORY PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE ON 5TH AVE. COMMAND
ING POSITION AND EXCEL ENT
LOCATION. GOOD GARDEN. BEARING
FRUIT TREES AND FIRST CLASS
CONDITION. FOR FURTHER PAR
TICULARS INQUIRE AT OFFICE.
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23X15 rods on 18th East. near 4th South
S-room strictly modern bungalow: hard =
wood fnish. basement cemented divided
in q rooms. connected with sewer: side
walks paid, good garage. Price $6500
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$4,000.

$500 cash, $50 per month. will buy a
dream of a home east OF park and
block from 9th East pavement; also
built to stay and stand wear. pretty
rooms and large lot: in midst OF group
of well-kept and well appearing homes
Forced sale,
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IF
YOU

Now listen: new, honestly built, mod
ern apartment, 6 rooms on each side.
2-story. sewer paid for and connected.
close In, east side. rents for from $50 10
$50 per month. walking distance from
Main st.-if you could buy this for $3.50
cash and the bal, s4250. on very easy
payments, would you? We'll. we've got
it for a few days at that price. Are you
the lucky one?
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Home of a cllent-a forced sale.
mortgages against II; little time to act;
large and conveniently arranged rooms,
beautifully finished In natural yellow
pine; handsome exterior, Al brick work:
walks and paths: built last summer and
sold for s3G00. Can be had at great
discount
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DIR SPECIAL THIS WEEK

OUR SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
ON 23X10 RODS. ON THE NORTH
EAST BENCH. WITHIN EASY WALK
ING DISTANCE OF TOWN. WE HAVE.
BoUGHT IaTHfF NoR FOR $1,000 IN MoNrGhY G4 n n
COME $SS. MORTGAGE OF $4,000 CAN
BE CONTINUED FOR YEARS AT 7
PER CENT. AMPLE ROOM FOR A
DUPLICATE OF THESE IMPROVE
MENTS.
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$3.50.

Ten minutes from Main st. or county
building perfectly built broom cot
tage of beautiful design; new and built
by owner as own home; builder OF place
to sell at above sacrificing price. Terms
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
BETTILYON

The month of February is considered
oy the real estate dealers In general TO be
one OF the quetest months of the year
However, this year has been an excep-
ton 10 the. rule. We have sold over
$4,000 worth OF property during the
month OF February we recommend the
following property a good buy.
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s4750.

Beautiful 5-room modern red pressed
brick home. nearly new. located 10th E.,
near 3rd South; all special street ard
sewer taxes paid. lot alone worth $4,000:
$4,000: space for additional upstair
rooms. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

60x1l5 IT; Broom shng!e bungalow. al
modern convenicnces except heat: Soutl
East. close to car line. Price $4,000; 500
cash and $50 a month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-05

REIMBURSEMENT OF HOMESTEAD
entry upon go acres Of dry farming
land located one and onc-half miles from
railroad. Water for domestic purposes
obtainablc by sinking well to % feet. The
entire property is easily available for
cultiva ton. Address OBS. Tribune. cioo