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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
MRS. HOLMAN DIES
In ST. PETERSBURG
WOMAN PROMINENT IN COLUM-
BlA PASSED AWAY AT A WIN
TER RESORT.

Mrs. Nat Holman died Tuesday at
st. Petersburg, Fla. Her remains
were shipped at once to Columbia for
burial, and will arrive here Friday
evening. Mrs. Holman is survived by
one sister, Mrs. Lizzie Brooks, of St.
Louis, Mo-, and her husband, Col. Nat
Holman. They have several relatives
in Columbia. Mrs. Holman lived here
during the summer months, spend.
ing the winters in Florida.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07

What appears to have been an at
tempt to poison former County Judge
W. o. Gordon and John Akin, of
Hampshire, at the home of the former
near Dark's Mills, has just come to
light. Mr.. Akin was a visitor at the
home of Judge Gordon, and had eat
en- about half a biscuit when Judge
Gordon called his attention to the bit
ter taste of the bread. Five Of the
biscuit were then thrown out In the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
MANY CHANGES IN
STATE DISTRICTS
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT TO
THE SENATE AND SUBMITS
BILL FOR PASSAGE.

The committee on redstricting the
State made several changes of inipor.
tance in the bill which was introduc-
ed in the Senate yesterday. Maury
county is changed from the twentieth
to the twenty-second district, al
though the district is still composed
of Maury, Lewis and Perry counties.
The goth district, under the new dis
tricting bill, is Hickman, Williamson
and Cheatham.
The number of fioterial districts in
the State are reduced from 27 to 20
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
COLUMBIA BOY
GETS CAPTAINCY
ROBERT RAGsDALE RECEIVES
PROMOTION AT HANDS OF
UNITED STATES.

Robert Ragsdale, former Colum-
bian, has just been promoted from
from the position of First Lieutenant
to Captain of the United States ar
my. Capt. Ragsdale is a son of Will
liam Ragsdale, of Franklin, and a
grand son Of Mrs. Minnie Oakes, who
lives with her son w. ]. Oakes, in
Riverside.
Captain Ragsdale is about forty
years old, is married and has two
children. He has many relatives in
this county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
DIXIE MINSTRELS
AT MT. PLEASANT
LOCAL COMPANY WILL PRESENT
PLAY IN THAT CITY THURS
DAY NIGHT.

The Dixie Minstrels, under the man
agement of Bertram c. Dedman, will
play in Mt. Pleasant Thursday night.
This company is a local one, the pro-
ceeds of the show to be given for the
benefit of the Kings Daughters hos
pital fund. The Mt. Pleasant engage
ment will be the second one given.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
PARENTS KNOWN HERE.
Mr.. Bratton Was Formerly Resident
of Maury County and His Wife
Visited Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bratton are both well
known to Maury countians, both hav-
ing made their home here for some
time. Mr. Bratton was reared near
the Hickman county line, in Maury
county, and Mrs. Bratton is we'll
known to Columbia people, having
spent the summer with the family of
w. P. Ridley .some time ago. They
have numerous relatives here.
Mr.. Bratton is a travelling represen-
tative of the J. I. Case Threshing Ma
chine Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
EDITOR breaches
HERE NEXT SUNDAY
ELDER j. c. M'oUIDDY, EDITOR OF
GOSPEL ADVOCATE
COMING.

Elder J. G. McQuiddy, editor OF the
Gospel Advocate, the organ of the
Christian church in this State, will
preach to the congregation of the
First Christian church here next Sun
day morning. Mr.. McQuiddy is an el-
oquent and forceful speaker, and it is
certain that the congregation will be
treated to an excellent sermon. Mr..
McQuiddy is one of the most promi-
nent preachers in the Church of
Christ.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
MISSIONARY RALLY
KNOB CREEK CHURCH
SPLENDID PROGRAM HAS BEEN
ARRANGED FOR THE socIE-
TIES OF BAPTISTS.

There will be an all day mission
ary rally at the Knob Crek Baptist
church by the ladies of the misioh-
airy societies on next Saturday. Din
ner will be served on the grounds
and the members are expected to
make birthday offerings to the mis-.
sion cause, one cent for each year
of age. An interesting all day pro-
gram of music, addresses and other
fine features has ben provided.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
ASSISTED MRS. F F.
EVERETT IN WORK

In the organization Of the circle of
Kings Daughters at Theta last satur-
day Mrs. F. F. Everett, the leader OF
the circle in Columbia, was ably as
sisted in the work by Mrs. w. G. Sal
mon and Mrs. ]. c. Ellington. In CIV
ing the details of the york in The
Herald of Tuesday these two good Ia
dies names were inadvertently omit
ted.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
SCHOOL PLAY
AT [EWISBURG
LOCAL TALENT WILL PRESENT
DIAMONDS AND HEARTS THERE
FRIDAY NIGHT.

Diamonds and Hearts, the Colum-
bia High School play, will be present
ed at Lewisburg Friday night by a
cast made up from the pupils of the
high school. This play aroused a
great deal of admiration when it was
presented isthis county, and i, is
said to be ter than ever. The pro-
ceeds will 60 to the athletic associa-
ton.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
ATTEMPT MADE TO POISON JUDGE
". 0. GORDON AND JOHN AKIN
sTRYcHNINE DISCOVERED BISCUIT WHICH SERVED ON
THE FORMERS TABLE BREAKFAsT-No CLUE
IDENTITY PERSON GUILTY.

yard to two dogs, which ate part of
them and they died short time af-
terwards.
Mr.. Akin after taking an anti.dote
for the poison, recovered. From the
description of the taste as given to
local physicians, the poison was pro-
onunced as strychnine.
No clue has been discovered as to
the identity of the persons who lilac
ed the poison in the bread.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
WIRES CAUGHT ON
THE REAR COACH
THREE OR FOUR TELEGRAPH
POLES PULLED DOWN ON MT.
PLEASANT ROAD.

Three or four telegraph poles were
pulled down this morning on the Mt
Pleasant branch Of the L. & N. Rail-
road, when a wire attached to one
of them became entangled with the
rear coach. The recent rains had
softened the ground.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
PLAINTIFF TAKES
BACK WARRANT
SHOOTING CAUSED BY JEALouHY
IN NEGRO GOES UN-
PUNISHED.

The warrant against Charley Hsrbi-
son, a negro, secured in the city
court by Quentin Frierson, who charg-
ed that HARRISON shot at him, was
withdrawn. The case was thereupon
dismissed by Judge Erwin. The shoot
ing was caused by jealousy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07

The entire faculty Of the Columbia
High School was reelected at the
meeting of the city board of educa-
tion, held in the city hall Tuesday
night. Superintendent Harris an
nounced to the nominating committee
Of the board of education, composed
Of Judge Erwin, Mayor Biddle and
President Salmon, that there had
been large number of high-class ap-
plicants for positions in the city
school, but that on account of the
excellent work done by the present
faculty during the past year, that
they were reelected.
The board raised the salaries of a
few of the teachers.
Prof. l.. S. Duke and Prof. E. H.
West were granted permission by the
board to conduct six-weeks' sum-
mer school at the Athenaeum build
ing this summer, for the benefit of
those pupils who have not had an OPP
portunity of attending during the win.
ter months The summer school will
also train young men and women for
the examinations necessary to enter
ing the higher schools and colleges.
Superintendent Harris was directed
to secure an additional music teacher
who will give instructions in the va
rious branches of instrumental mu-
sic which are necessary for an Or
chestra. This teacher Is to be lnoe-
pendent of the school, and will be
paid out of the public school funds.
The committee appointed at the
last session to confer with the county
board Of education in regard to the
building of more room at the high
school was given more time in which
to report. The meeting with the
county board was set for Tuesday,
but on account of the bad weather the
members of the board could not come
to town.
The building and supply commit
tee was instructed to investigate the
cost of fitting up both the high school
buildings with steam heating appara-
tus, and to report at the next meeting.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
RIVER RISES TO
TWENTY-FIVE FEET
RECENT RAINS HAVE CAUSED 4
CONSIDERABLE RISE IN THE
STREAM HERE.

The heavy rains of the past two
days have caused Duck river to rise
to height of twenty-five feet above
the usual mark of the river here. No
considerable damage has been re-
ported from the high water, however.
This is the highest the river has been
in over a year. ---
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
EX-POSTAL CHIEF
HAS BEEN INDICTED

WASHINGTON, March Arthur
NJ. Travers, for a time acting third
assistant postmaster general, was to-
day indicted for the alleged embezzle-
ment and sale of rare stamps, the
face value of which amounted to less
than $50. but for which Travers, 1t
is alleged, received $500.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1911-04-07
PRESENT FACULTY
IS RETAINED FOR
COLUMBIA SCHOOL
THE CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION
MAKES NO CHANGES IN LIST
OF TEACHERS.
HAVE DONE GOOD WORK
Two of the Teachers VIII Conduct a
Six Weeks Summer School at Ath.
enaeum During Next Few Months.
New Music Teacher.
The Teachers.

Prof. w. P. Morton, Principal.
Prof. l.. S. Duke.
Prof. e. H. West.
Mrs. c. w. Mitchell.
Miss Charlotte Wilkins.
Miss Margaret Turner.
Miss Inez Kelley.
Miss Aileen Overton.
Miss Ersie Henson.
Miss Carrie Smith.
Miss Irene Sowell.
Miss Fannie Louise Smith.
Miss Annie Mcbride.
Miss Emma McAfee.
Miss Emma McAfee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED.
"A LIST OF DURABLE HOUSES. !"

"A LIST OF DURABLE HOUSES"
\ SIX-ROoM MODERN BRICK BUN
GALOW. $3.50.
Facing south on 9Th ave. built OF the
very incst material. cut stone founda :
ton. nice basement. double floors all
through. buffet Kitchen. full set of nickle
plumbing. fine mantcl I'm living room.
beam ceilings in dining room: also plate
rails. hot air furnace. large front veran-
da. screened back porch: YOU should see
this 70 appreciate; small payment down
and the balance monthly.
\ FINE-ROOM RED PRESSED BRICK
COTTAGE. $4,000.
Facing east on + St. A 2s%lV-iod lot :
house has complete set Of plumbing;
nice basement, furnace heat. front ana
back porchcs; this cottage can be had
on small payment down and the BAL
ance monthly,
FiVe-room modern white pressed brick
bungalow. OH a paved street only haii
block from the city and county building
has bath. toilet. sink wash stand, gas
gas. sewer and city water; 500 pay
ment down, balance $50 per month.
Fiye-room modern white pressed brick
new bungalow. facing east, just east OF
Liberty park: bath. toilet. wash stand.
etc: nice basement, arranged for hot ali
heat: just the thing for YOU if YOU want
something nice $500 payment down. bal
ance $50 per month;
1850
TWELFTH EAST AND SOUTH TEM-
PIE STREETS. FIVE ROOM BRICK
COTTAGE. bath toilet. etc; also lot d5N
lG5 feet; this is a bargain for this loca-
ton, let us show YOU this
S155O.
Fol UE-ROOM BRICK COTTAGE. con-
ncctcd with city water and sewer. just
of the PAVED STREET. situated near
NINTH EAST and SIXTH SOUTH; 500
payment down balance $3.50 per month
$iI50
SEVEN ROOM. TWO-STORY modern
white pressed brick residence: has nice
mantcl. complete set Of plumbing, full
basement with a hot air furnace. base
mcnt cemented, large front veranda and
screened porch: nice lot; in the eastern
parl of tho city.
WE BUILD HOUSES for people that
own their lots. according 10 their own
plans use your own architect. do all your
own planning, we will do the rest.
WE ACCEPT LOTS as part payment
for any OF our homes.
WE INVITE YOU 10 visit our Office
and Investigate our EASY PAYMENT
PLAN. when YOU leave YOU will feel con
WINGED OF the fact that we are your
SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST co.
Builders Of Durable Houses.
No 80 Main ST.
Phones Bell EN- 30. Ind. li2
n2so3
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HOUSTON THE HoUsERS.

HOUSTON THE HOUSERS.
$3.50.
Southeast. Broom cottage, lot
30Xl6S: terms can be made.
$500
I-room brick house on the north
bench: very easy terms. per
cent Interest
s3S0G
4 suburban home. one city
block from car line. southeast.
acres OF ground: fine chicken
coopS and run: 0ne young or
"hard. berries and garden spot:
by buying this YOU buy indcpcnd-
cncc.
$500
Very iinc I-room strictly mod
ern bungalow. la rdwood floors.
bcamcd ceiling. panclcd walls.
buffet built in. sewer. gas. laun-
dry. large porchcs. fine sleeping
porch. Cobblestonc fluc. founda
ton and pillars; on a very hnc
corner. view OF The entire val
ley; IL YOU arc looking for some
ihing good sec this.
Acreage close To 9th East. a
tract OF ~ acres, very fine for
SuhdividinS: only $500 per acre.
Good lrackagc site: Will build To
suit on lease,
Somc splendid bargains in busi-
ness property.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE IN
NESTMENT COMPANY
Col Main ST. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
win Go On Your Eond.
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty Lines.
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nErrlLYoN HOME BUILDERS

EEL liB0ON HOME BGlbDGkS
co.
Ni-c Broom mod brick. has
hunc, kitchen. mantcl, gas range,
concrete basement and walks.
lawn. hedge. shade. South front
on Sth ave $3.50 cash, balance $50
per month
Good i-room mod brick, close
in "u md East. corner. room
for a double terrace. Chance OF
lifetime.
TERRACE SNAP.
apartments. brick mod,
sewer aud walks paid. Income
Si2o per year always rented.
$1,000 buys IT, Terms. $1,000 cash;
rcnt viii pay the balance. or VIII
trade for vacant property.
POULTRY PAYS.
- acres. adapted for poultry.
nnc southeast luca tiuu, good land.
20 shares water nice broom
house. 30 lrIIit trees, barns coups,
Hroodcrs. iuCuba,"rS. all cunpictc.
only S3S"n. $1,000 cash. bal To-
suit VIII sell for $500 in III"
TO TRADE EVEN FOR CITY
PROPERTY.
Beautiful i!-acr" fruit farm. in
fun bearing. GOOD Groom house.
city water. lights and phone, i6
shares water This place VIII
make hi@ money il handled prop
"riN. \ splendid place for chick
cmS. Equity 5000. Price $500.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
WE BUILD HOMES TO ORDER.
EASY TERMS. INVESTIGATE
BETTILY0N HOME BUILDERS
Co.
1912 +. Third South ST.
Bell 2O30. Ind SIC.
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mss
\ HOME AT 4 SACRIFICE
NJ IL, L..

\ HOME AT 4 SACRIFICT.
My reason for selling is that
am land poor and must move
back to my farm. Ms city prop
crtS ! would rather sell on easy
terms than rent.
If you want a homc-built OF
brick, 4 rooms downstairs. 3
rooms upstairs, pantry. closet.
etc; Il good rustic barn. with
room for 4 animals, buggy and
three tons OF hay; a good chicken
coop and run. hnc flowing wcll.
@lo feet deep: lots. 25X1Ss feet.
making 100 feet frontage: "a fruit
trees, and years old, plenty OF
shade trees; ! know that YOU will
make deal with me.
This property is located south
cast. block from car line. near
new schoolhouse.
The lots make a fine. large gar
den with tho best kind OF soil,
besides they are increasing In
value.
4 man who knows Saws the
property is, worth as follows:
lots al $500 each. ...s 1880
Present value Of house ZOO
Present value OF barn. 100
Fences, chicken coops.
GiC. ..... ....s...-s... 200
Flowing well .,.,..,,., $50
I viii sell for a big discount
snd make the price $3.50. And
YOU can buy on terms. $3.50
cash, the balance s95 per month.
II you want a homc-and want
bsrgain-my loss will he your
gain. want Ia sell al once.
Address N-22, Tribune.
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srEclALs roE THIS WEEK.


,Yes. $500 rov Groom brand new
,cderu Brick bungalow. which Is worth
10000
Tho lot corner 50Ni"5 foot TO alley
hoIld easily II" worth SG5O0
,Tho .Hclual cos; II The construction pf
pc homo WIS $Iuo0,
.Oniy Two months old
torati"n tho best n the city.
tThiS heni" was not built t,N' sale. hui
order by. the owner.
Th" rpons arc All large. the floors oak.
pc ituisi natural birch. large attic. full
ascmcpi. With laundry all plaStcrrI.
ircc sl"~pnl: porch.
|Thc view unsurpassed
IDnc -hGll CuEh. balance per rcut.
$3.50
or q iipum hour" ON Sth South, near
scst Temple; tho lot %oNiS2 rcci. half
ash: Win loan the balruCc
$500.
,tive acres, WITH five shares Of water
lghi ncnr state 50. aud luh South
IN SG25r.
sFiv" a",cH. roll improved. with a-rpnm
grpcNn brick ."nltuEc nearly new. on 9Th
trsi u vii take $3.50 cash To- handle il.
Hany moro.
NC wit" iiTr Insurance
y. RICHTER
f'5 South Main 81. Phones Gu.
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NICE GROOM HOUSE. MOD
I'm. I3.i completed. Onlr slJu
down and SIS POI. month
- Nl'r i-ro0m modern rod
pr"srcd brick. shade trees.
cement walks. nicely located.
800 sash. balance $40 per
iuonth
MODERN r-room brick. large
rooms. reception hall. clothes
'l.s"is cement walks. close 10
Ssnnoi and car line. 5000 cash,
n9'hhcc caSv tcrms.
N'co modern "-rncm ~. brick.
I"ou l1rg" DOT. southeast luca-
m"n. 1900 down ana balance to
p"'ihlc SiX-room pr. brick.
arEc celinr. lirst class plumb
inR throughout. southeast loca-
,l"n' hl"" lawn Iud SIde VIII
PAY good interest on invest
m"''t. Muai hc gold hy Novpm-
p'r ist- II YOU arc looking for
spuJ Investment. Let us show
you this p'acc.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co.
'6 w Third 50. 81.
r"-,
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT HOUSES UNruRN1sHED

BUTT q CARLQCfST COMPANY.
No. so Main 81. Phones $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

TWO i-ROOM FRAME COTTAGES,
Lucy ave. bet. oih and 10Th South and
West Temple and First Wcst-slSou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
LOTS.

SIleo buys lot 4l.xl15i feet, facing
south on 9Th South between
10th and 11th East, Sold the
adjoining lot on the west last
week for sli50. Two nov
houses going up adjoining this
lot.
S600-.-WORTH 5000. and will bring
II before another year; 40NTG0-
foot lot. alley In rear. faces
Gonth on 9TH South near 18th
East
$40 cash down and $40 per month
buys lot on 5th, Gordon. Sth.
.tn, Lake. Sth East streets al
bargain prices. Owners say.
WILL RAISE PRICES IN
THE SPRING"
WE HAVE SOME CHOICE
BARGAINS IN THE BUSI-
NESS DISTRICT. ctr
THIS OUT, and II YOU do not
soc what YOU want hero, see
us, VIC can supply your wants
this is only a sample from
our large list.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE
AND INVESTMENT co.
IN OUR NEW BUILDING,
"i EAST itk SOUTH.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED.
BuY REAL ESTATE NOW
OR PAY MORE LATER on.
4 FEW SNAPS.
HoUEEs AND LOTS.


s27oo-wORTH $4,000. but owner
needs thc money and says.
Sell my broom new modern
brick bungalow. al the Sacri-
fice or $500" n has bath. toi-
let. etc: nice cemcnted base
ment: lot j0X195 feet TO al
ley.
S3f0o-BEA UTIFUI. NEW q ROOM
MODERN BUNGALOW: eel
lar. bath. toilet. etc: cement
walks in the best residence
section southeast: lot 4liN
lol feet 10 alley TERMS. $500
CASH. BALANCE $500
MONTHLY. Why rent?
s32oO--woRTH $4,000. but owner
says he needs the money anu
will sacrifice new double
house, close in. on the east
SIDE baths. toilet. sewer con
nected. ceilaes: n buff brick
with three rooms on each side.
renting for 5000 per month
did rent for $4,000 per month.
and Will do so again: is
never vacant; this pays f.
per cent on the investment
Why Keep your money IN tae
bank at per cent?
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GUNpKY & co

GUNpHY & co.
r. now prepared 10 furnish Tho
49, oi thIme In SCvIry ,uil,,-.
"''H or without improvements.
- LOTS
1m windsor st., 10N l51 10 slIcv.
~ nn,F tNO0; one moro. 50x1l5
ar ssad olh =. and litn So. oniv
ps,, easy terms Another Ina
'ioFc. f1XiiI, $3.50.
IN II ana llu SO. with ni"n
. o. very easy terms. 5000 CASH
20 pr; $1,000
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n276S

EETL 4. y. HUMPHREYS. IND.
Il%S. ~ W. md So. st. il3i.
Lot 5oNl65. with good 3-yoom house.
cleo. lights. city water. walks and shade
trees. On 9,h East car line. $3.50.
Terms.
j-room new bungalow on Svd East near
9Th South Large bathroom cIcc lights,
ccmcn, walks, shade trees. etc. S2lOo.
Good terms.
5-room mod. brick on cast bench. near
paved street Lot iiNl65, cement walks
and shud" trees. Below tho market at
s2SOo. Easy terms.
s-room brick, facing Liberty park
Large lot, elegant shade. cement base
mont and walks. \ sacrifice at $3.50.
5000 cash, balance monthly
acros of fine land, 3-room house. barn.
chicken houses. small orchard, near car
line. southeast $4,000, Terms
VIC have several fine chicken and fruit
ranches, close in. OH car line, at bargain
prices.
BELL \. y. HUMPHREYS. IND.
a15S. IS w. md So. st. 1874.
n27s5
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New buildings brick and > francs.
'-rponi cottages. between 9Th and 7tI So.
ana ',h aud 10th East. For quick move
incnl We plaC" tlic extremely low nrice
Of only $500. $500 each on lhcsc places.
located on ono NJ The most slightly sites
IN The city, overlooking the valley ON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

So rooms. central location
per room. Inc. steam heat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

- rooms in heart OF the city;
good lease; nicely furn. sii00.
y money maker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

WE LOAN MONEY. WRITE
FIRE INSURANCE. DEAL IN
ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE.
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HOMESTEAD LANDS


WE HAVE \ FEW Iso-ACRE HOME
stcads or nou-resi siGcnt dcscr, cntric !
now open for location, about 20 miles
from salt Lake CITY, near town with
graded schools. churches. stores and close
To railroad: water In abundance for do
mcstic aud irrigation uses.
II. & +. LAND CO,
ZIG Herald Bldg
Poll Phone in6l n1SAI
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y 5-room strictly modern
pressed brick cottage. only one
fourth block from oh East paved.
ST.. large rooms. reception haIlSJ
pantry. fun basement. stairway in
f1r TWO rooms upstairs II needed,
oak mantcl, good electrical fix
lures. large lot. Quilt only two
years ago. and has been newly
painted. vanished and tinted
throughout; lawns. walks. shade
trees. flowers and hedge: every
thing ideal, we have many houses
on our list not so good as this for
$500: this must he sold this
week.
$3.50 cash, balance easy $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
vva1. EsTATE-IMPRovED
s WALTER ROMSEY.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
SO WEST 2ND so.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN THE
CENTER OF SALT LAKES
CHOICEST RESIDENCE DIS
TRIcT,
I.oTs 5OXIG5 FEET
GRADED STREETS.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS.
BOUNDED On THE EAST
BY EMERSON HEIGHTS; ON
THE NORTH BY LIBERTY
HEIGHTS; on THE SOUTH BY
4 PROGRESS HEIGHTS. THE
PRICE Is % PER CENT TO 40
PER CENT BELOW PRICE or
SURROUNDING PROPERTY.
WILL SELL THESE LOTS 5oX
lsj; FT., INCLUDING IMPROVE
MENTs. FOR s6Oo
A STRICTLY MODERN $
ROOM PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE, TWO MANTELS. FUR
MACE, HARDWOOD FLOORS.
sFCLL CEMENTED BASEMENT,
.FrLL BARN WITH CEMENT
.ED FLOORS AND CEMENTED
CORRAL. LOT m!XllSl FEET.
FINE LOCATION ANp NEIGH
EoEiioop, PRICE, $3.50.
SEE ME II You WANT TO
Eur OR SELL AND YOU
sILALL RECEIVE sATlSFAC-
TORY TREATMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22
CAREY ACT PROJECTS.

COMPLETE INFORMATION REGARD
ing the best Carey act project ever un-
dertaken, furnished absolutely free. Send
name and address. XII. Tribune. n255S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-22

HOTEL of 50 ROOMS. TIL
mod. elegantly furnished. ~
$500 and $500 mo. Can be IN
terms.