davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Connecticut western news., 1912-06-20

O'Brien's boy Danny lost two base ball bats O'Brien in a day or two sup piled the youngster with third, but ac- commpanied the, presentation with this warning: "Now, see here Danny if yez lose this wan, loike yez did the others, O'ill take it an break it over yer head, so Oi will. ."-Boston Transcript.
Connecticut western news., 1912-06-20

Bowens-"L Loan won So !? Why don't you go try to borrow it from someone who knows you better than do Yp
 Ovens" Because really need the money. y."-Boston Transcript.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
Wypr6lRoWanee Rrzeez 20.
=. dr6ZnegQ.

,,Jestem pcdr6tuiacym kupcen!";
pisze T.. E. Youngs, +. Berkshire,
vt. ii m,a}em czesto k}opoty z
|zapchaniem i niestrawnosc,a,- az
|gdy zaczafem uzywac Drsl. King'a
New Lite pi{ggulki,, EAt6ree zneiAAz .,
iakoi1 naidzw1cc:zajjne. 1ekarstwo.''
Ma wszystkle choroby zo}adka,
wqtroby i merck &c one n'ezrowt'nas
ne. Tvlko rs cent6w " apiece
m. j. Kowalews
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
Moody meczennik.

M1Ouy MfOAtlllllh'
Okropne dzisly sic rzeczy,
todczas pierwszej rewoluoyll
franeuskiej. Ludzie Jamie
uiali sic W krwio5ercze zwie
rzeta i z~apominali Q Bogu,
kierujao gi6wnie nienawi9c
swoja ku wiernym s}ugom
Ko6cio}a, ku tym ksiezom,
kt6rzy przekona6 swoich
zmienic sic chcielil. Niezliczo-
ma liczba onych szlachetnych
mellow musia}a ponle6c
6mier6 z reki kata, i szczee-
liwymi byli ci, kt6rzy zdo}a'
Ii uj6c rak rozbestwionej
tluszczy. Ale byli to wygnah-
cy, tuiajacy sic cd wai do
wsi, po lasach i %kryj6wkach,
ktorym ME szczedzono wpra-
wdzie przytu}ku i pomocy,
9 ktdrzy pomimo to wpadali
W rece okrutnych wrog6w.
Jednym 2 takich bezdom-
nych tu}aczy byl ksiadz
bryant, ktory pc dlugich
wedr6wkach znalaz} naresz~
Gle przytulek W domku hra:
biny Bales. Tutaj wype}nia}
" skryto6cl wszystkie swoje
obowiazki duszpasterza i po-
zyska} W kr6tkim czasie mi
lose i szacunek ca}ej okolicy.
Owdowia}a hrabina kaza}a
jeden z pokoi zamienic ma
kaplice, ale tax, ably W
przeciqgu kilku minut MOI
ma bylo wszystko usunqc, co
kaplice przypomnia}o, by}o to
koniecznem, poniewaz Mkt
ME byi pewnym pred szpie-
gami, i biada tym, kt6rzy
pod swoim dachem pozwalali
ma o%dprawianie naooze6stwa
Tub p~rzechowywali duchow-
nych: Hrabine za6 ostrzezo'
no tez juz pred szpiegami.
I tax zbliza{o sic 6wieto
Z:';ielonych Swiatek i dzie6, W
kt6rym jedyny syn hrabiny
mia} przystapic razem z Kill"
ku innymi ch}opcami do
pierwszei :Komunii 6w. Ksiadz
bryant przygotowa} dzieci
bardzo starannie j uroczys-
to6c ia odbyla sic z niezwyk}a
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

cz8c wszystko, co i'm W rece
wpad}o, przetrzasneli wszyst.
kie katy, lpcz daren,nie, j z
%prawdziwa w6ciekloscia wr6'
Gill do mieszkaluego pokoju
hrabiny.
Tutaj zastali jej syna sa~
mego.
Hej, arystokrato! =
krzyknaf jeden z t}uszczy, -
powiedz nam natYchmiast
gdzie ksiadz, inaczej zle z to-
ba bedzie.
I dobywszy miecza pod
ni6s} mad glowa ch}opca.
.Chcial 60 widocznie zastra~
szyc i zmusic do wydania du-
%chownego, ale chiopiec stall
spokojnie i niewzruszony.
- Me moge zadania wa
szego wype}nic, - odpowie-
dial.
- Czemu?
Chfopiec k1amac ME chcia},
ale ME chcia} tez wskazae u.
krycia swojego ukochanego
"ojca Dryanta". Ola tego da}
wymijajaca %odpowiedz kt6ra
jeszcze wiecej rozdra&ni}a
srogiego z}oczyhce.
Przeklety psie, krzyk.
nal teraz dow6dzca handy,
- jeste5 JUL TAXI niegodziwy!
| schwyciwszy jasne, d}u.
gle w}osy, ch}opca, ~przywl6kt
go do siebie, towa1zysz jego
zad uderzy} go tax SLIME, ze
biedny zatoczyl sic j upadf
ma ziemie.
Gdzie ksiadz? Powiedz
natychmlast DO Gle zabije-
my, wofaia rozjuszona
zgraja.
Dziecko drza{o z przeraze-
MIA. z natezeniem wszystkich
sit podnios}o sic i stanelo ma
przeciw swoim prze6ladow-
Gem blade j chwiejne lecz po-
zornie spokojne.
- Gdzie ksiadz?
- Me moge togo powie'
dziec!
Rewolucyoni6ci szaleli z
z}o6ci. Wszystkie meble W
pokoju zostaly W mgnieniu
Okla %polamane a jeden z nicb
z%b)izywszy sic do obrazu
Naj6wietrzej Nary Fanny,
zamierza1 60 rzuci6 ma zie-
mic
Ch}cpiec zblad} jeszcze
wiecej i przycisna} sic mime.
wolf do 6ciany. Z}oczy6ca
mial %zniewazyc obraz Matki
Boskiej, kt6ra ksiadz bryant
tax mu polecil kochac j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01

.powaga, ws1ysoy obecni mic
Ii lzy " oczach i nigdy pewno
ME modlonn sic W tei k"pIi-
CIV tax goraco, jak ttgo dnia.
PREY k!eo6c,u nabozrh 1y y =
stale sig cos nadzwyczajnego
= nagle BOWEN otworzono
gwa}towpie drzwi i jeden' Z
sluzacych wblegf 6m mic r l'
blady do kaplicy.
- Ida, ida, wyjaka} be-
tchu prawie; - Gala grenada,
z czerwonemi c%horagwiami
zdobytemi szablami...
Hrabina zadrzala, ME ira
cac jednak p~rzytomno6ci u
mys}u, kaza}a czempredzej
wynosic obrazy i uporzadko-
wac pok6i tax, ably Mkt ME
|pozna}, ze sic tu meza 6w.
odprawia}a. / zaledwie wszy-
stko uko6czono, wpad}a zgra-
ia rewolucyonist6w pod pre-
wodnictwem pewnego slusa-
RIA, kt6rego dziki wyraz twa.
rzy zdradzal az nadto wyraz-
ME jego charakter i sk}on'
nosci.
- Wydajcie nam ksiedza,
+. :; krzykna{ groznie; stajac
pred hrabinq z podniesiona
pieSciq:
. kim to m6wicie? -
odrzekta hrabina ma poz6r
spokojna.
- P~rzechowujecie ksi edza
W waszym domu! Nieprzyja'
ciela Francyi, zdrajce ojczyz:
ny!
- Mylicie sic, %obywatelu
Zdrajcy .naszej ojczyzny ME
przyje}abym nigdy " moim
do1nul
Hrabina ME k}ama}a, be
nieszczeSliwi prze6ladowani
byli z p%ewno6cia ]epszym1
patryotami niz owl ukrutni-
cy kt6rzy piekny / bogaty
kraj zamjeniali W pustynja.
Slusarz %zdumiony, spojrza]
ma MIA, ale ME z%adawalnia} sic
ia ~odpowiedzia, kauai swoim
towarzyszom przeszukac ca
}y zamek.
z dzikim okrzykiem ra-
|,do6ci rzucili sic uaprz6d la
miac kosztowne meble, nisz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01
stanaf odwaznie y jego obro

stanaf odwaznie y jego obro.
ME.
- Preczl - krzyknaf Stu
sarz, wvno6 sic stad, DO
cie zabiJe ia miejscul
Ale chlopiec ME ustepo-
wal j jeszcze silniej obe]mo-
wal RAINY obrazu. Ten op6r
rozwscieklil rewolucyonist6w
do najwyzszego !. stopnia, je-
den 2 mich. przyskoczy} "
ezalonej zio6ci i uderzy}
cbtopca sztyletem W piers.
z cichem jekiem pochylilo
sic nieszcze6liwe dziecko ]
opu6cilo rece, a strumieh
krwj zbroczyl strojne jego u
branie.
Miody hrabia zabity, =
szepna} 6lusarz zmieszany.
jak gdyby widok tel krwi
niewinnej wr6cil i'm przy-
tomno6c, opu6cili jeden po
drugim pok6j: cicho bez SEE
lestu, j Mkt juz ME my6laf o
szukaniu ksiedza.
W przeciagu kilku minut
ME byio W zamku ami jedne-
60 napastnika!
Hrabina znalaz1a syna ME-
przytomnego pred obrazem
Matki Boskiej. Ma}y bohater,
kt6ry z poswieceniem wlas-
nego zycia ocali} obraz cd
zniewagi i i. swego ukochanego
nauczyciela cd ok1utnej
6mierci, leza} teraz ma 1ozku
z zamkniqtemi oczami, W
g}ebokiem zemdleniu. Hra-
bina klecza}a, p}aczac g}o6no
PREY MIN, ksiadz za6 stara}
-- 3..F-. y .--,
sic ~przywr6cit go wsze1kie.
mi 6rodkami do przytom-
no6ci.
- Zamordowali mi mole
go syna - wo1afa hrabina z
rozpacza. - 0 mole biedne,
nieszcze6liwe dziecko!
Me trac PAM odwagi,
- pocieszal ia zacny kap}an,
- ME wszystko jeszcze stra'
cone. Syn tw6j zyje jeszcze,
moze go Bog ocali!
- Moi syn! Moi syn!
Ami hrabina ami ksiadz ME
wiedzieli, GO zasz}o pred Q.
brazem Matk; Boskiej, my6'
leli oni oboie, ze rewolucyo.
ni6ci zamordowali chlopca
tylko ola tego, re by} arys-
tokrata.
I nareszcie pc d}ugich u
si}owaniach, otworzyl ma}y
meczennik oczy i z wyrazem
n~iewys}owiorej mjlo6ci spoj'
rial ma .hrabine j ma ksiedza.
E
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-08-01


nej piersi; ma usta wystqplt
Sum krwawy.
Boil mnie... boli...
szepne}o dziecko. ja umia-
RAM.
- Me, Karolu. ME um.
rzesz, - krzyknefa hrabina.
- Me mozesz mnie opu6ci6.
Ale i ona roznala, 20 ME
ma ola niego ratunku.
- Mako, : szepta} chlo-
piec, ia idq teraz do mojego
|~Zbawiciela... do lego kt6re-
go pred kilku godzinami
przyjatem. Jde do Niego
chetnie j ciesze sic bardzo,
re oceli}em obraz i mojego
kochanego OLGA Dryanta.
= Co to macy? = zawo
}a1a hrabina.
- Rewolucyoni6ci chcieli
%zniewazyc obraz... | szukali
OLGA Dryanta..., = ja... ME
%pozwoliiem ma to.
.Teraz zrozumia}a hrabina
wszystko, a ksiadz wzruszo-
ny do glebi, pad1 ns kolana
i glo6nym wybuchnaf p}a-
czem.
- Jeste5 bohaterem i me.
czennikiem - rzek} uroczys-
Gle.
Karolek usmiechnaf sic,
spojrza1 raz jeszcze n: mat
ke i zamkna} oczy - ma wie-
XII.
Hrabina zemdlala.
~Lata ninety cd togo czasu.
Rewolucya sko6czy}a sic
wkr6tce potem, a ~przyw6dzcY
lei albo ponie6li 6mierc ma
~rusztowaniu, albo musie]i o.
.puszcza6 Francya %potomno6c
wspomina ich dis z wstre-
tenn / pogarda.
Krwia zalany kraj odzys-
kali wnet d~awniejsza SWEET
nose i poboznosc, dobre oby-
i pilnos6 zawita}y ma
nowo do Francyi. Ko6cioly
odbudowane, W kla-
:sztorach zamieszkali zn6w
zakonnicy i zakonnice, a
:ksieza wracali IA o%pustosza-
}e parafie. Dawnjejsza bez-
.bozno6c znik}a zupelnie.
Pamiec malego bohatera
meczennika ME zagine} ia
wcale, lmie jego w%ymawiane
by}o z czcia i szacunkiem,
wszystkie matki stawia}y go
ma wz6r swoim synom. Hra-
bina zbudowala " ewych do
brach klasztor i dom ola cho.
rych dzieci, a ksiadz bryant
hx,} ram az do kmierci do
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
SEAS PERILS EVER PRESENT
MznsuVers ana Sham Battles Cannot
Sc Held Without the Element
CO Danger.

II IS TIE CREST distinction Of the sea
that is peace us-suvers are never
shan -ce.S- 70 whatever branch or
Ezss q -1e naval service a seaman
nay 5s,o-E. when 1e Is on active
service II Is always lace % face with
-ks -s2l hing : mistake o. any
so.I, : -z-5o-acle -isczlc-lattou, q
-oZs-,a-E failure O nerve O. atten-
rc-- o. even sc-e small unavoidable
accident, nay involve ire forfeit OF
many lives Hence he magnificent
training he sea imposes II mani
ness. CsSc--cs.-.-sSS and sslt-co-LroL
Tie s-o-z---e branch c. -ae nav!
has undoubtedly -.szs and dangers o.
Is ovo. = ~ SD ale o previous
disasters plainly shows; 7-- when E
catastrophe --1zp2:-y Occurs = Is o.
: nature - make : profound --p-es-
s-c2 CQo- I1s public b. = relation
- IEs ---5s- q submarines i cc1-
Mission. and . The constant exercise
rs! C-5s-Zo, TIE picked o@ce-s zod
-e- wzo serve 4 than DO -ct Incur
-isk CIT O. IL proportion greater -tsa
-1s.- cc--e5es = cher branches.
Danger -5 -.sk are 70 pacC-izr
p-s-oEz-3vs @ re submarine. Dali!
tzc=5 i re routine q c--y and daily
overcome. -1s! tc-l -5e ve-! fonda
Lo- c. naval character. and are
-,e5Ez Z 70 s-z- degree q IL 50
c--i-! Cpo- v1.ch Is : -z-o- we -
poSa
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05

into paganisnl. he conceived the scheme
Of striking q deadly blow 10 the rising
cause OF Christianity By ordering the tenn
pc Of jerusalem 10 Be rebuilt, hoping
thcs 10 justify the language Of prophecy
and the t-ull OF Revelation. But a.
though The Jews wee invited f-o1l a. t-e
provinces CT tle empire ID assemble o-c-
more On The h-'v mountain o. tl-l- -s---
e-S. and ev--y =13-t VS. made u Ssc--5
the success OF Inc undertaking. DON cv
the emperor and ire 7@NS themselves
TIE w1-k CIG 1ot p-oSr--. and Vas S-zl.,
e-s. ootl Christian and Pagan. C@cls-=
thai Inc Wl-S vs. frustrated IN c2l>=-
c1s-ce OF balls C fire Ia; b1-S. from
,l- earth and alarmed ne workman MO
were emp 'oyeG II digging Inc tou-1z-
1c->
W5s,5e- ne phenomena. - s-zy@'y
and zc-r6s-.'y attended. was >ups--z.-
u-sl y ot1@-sl>-- 6ozS 10. a5zct cl=
truth q ne 2-o7l=cv c1st pronounced
destruction -2c- 'z--Ssi=--
L-s mos. 2ose---. monarch q ,-e
earth stimulated D p-1e- pssSo- z-G
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attempted - @---; t-.1 dry n o-@ o..
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because me finger o; Go5 va there
i. as CIV Z IL commencement q
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embraced C--zS--z-..v- "a re name q
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
BRAVE EFFORT At ENGLISH
Jzos-ese Cor-=soo71sn. Knew Whsi
He WzH-e3, Though Near -a Has
Rather Vague - ot-=rs.

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spoke ~ --S- - z1-cz- among =-u-
cz-=5 0--s--z-s. NO ca sr=- s-d
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impossible = Master re sv--zL = cu-
language : IN dealing L fishing
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
THE CITIZEN.
IRE ESTABLISHED 1881
FREDERICK CITY. MARYLAND
Gas. II Bzaghnau = Frareis BsaEa1a-
c. I'll. BAUGHNAN \ son.

TIE price Of THE CITIZEN : 81 .,a the
yeAr, strictly in advance THIS p-os hiss
prevailed S.pcs AD-a,, 5-6. i>,s
Walls TIE CITIZEN = 5-St Of s.. 8
po,is5oal uewsqa2s-, a15 the rer,Sasrei
organ q the rSr ora-,e ra-,y N E-eis-.-S
Coan-y. ], a,<2 a5a> 30 e5ye s.. ,ae ans
portan; Local news s-5 ~s.e-.>5 1.i~-s.-a1-
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT

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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Lewis Dairy Esa--z Postponed

The public hearing tT - f5oZs- Con-
z-it,ee q The DiStrC; a Colombia zaa-
TIE Lepi> Dsin Bit has A-e1 poS-oa1-5
G-- SATURDAY, Apr ocA Dz-7-r--
-1-, Montgomery, Fre5s7cS ant Il 80
zSco- co1aas> MAINLAND 80 Fz-szx
E11 Lso-5oa oounteS. l Virginia a.
~ % advocate ire measure
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
NEW EDyEsT1sENEETs

fGleTlCE DihtfAot5 20. =, Precinct No. 3
At J. r. EisenhzueT's Room.
Wet Patrick street, Frederick.
Frederick District No 2, Precinct No. 8
At J. " Sewman's Co.'S Office
East Patrick street. Frederick.
Frederick District 70. 2. Precinct No. =
IN year of Junior Hall. North
Market street. Frederick.
Frederick District. No. 2. Prec5nct No. 3
At Basement Of Court House.
Frederick.
Frederick District. No. 2. Precinct No. g.
At Z. J. Elkins' Cigar Stoz
333 North Market street. Ere
eriek
Fre5enck District. No. 2. Precinct No. =
Al George II. Weiuer's Room.
80 North Market street. Fred
erick.
Frederick District. 70. 2. Precinct 70. =
Al Mrs Strasberger's Store
Room. North Market street.
Frederick
N:6dletown District. No. 3-At Russell
Lighter Store. Middletown.
Crsagerstown Disr-ict. No. AT Creag.
ers,owD Hall. in Creagsr,ovn.
Ezuitsburg District, No. 5. Precinct No.
AT Sore Of D. P Lawrence,
Il EumitsbUrg.
Enui-sburg Dis,Tict. No ;. Prse5Dc; No.
at George 7 Gelxic,'s
House Emmitsburg.
Cstoet;n District, No. 6-4t Jacob D.
VOLTS House. Wolfsville
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THE DESTRUCTION OF JERU.
SALEM.

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6iccs Of Ancient Eistory-Reck-
less Bravery and Terrible Suf-
ferirzs Of the Jews--he Fall OF
the C;-y-ConQue7ei ard Dis
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE

~~-~~~~-~-~~~-~>~~~~~~~~~
l6o ACRES RICHEST, MOST PRoDUC-
from town: heavy. thick sagebrush.
some over S II. high, fine rocked up
living spring, will raise 80 TO 20 bu.
wheat per acre without irrigating; $3.50
acre; terms or trade
ABOUT MILE FROM TOWN and
r. k In the world famous Bear River
valley, we offer about 100 acres. mostly
excellent land abundant water right, 90
acre nlne-year- -old apple orchard, several
acres yr. old. small peach orchard. L.
acres potatoes, 10 acres each In corn.
alfalfa and wheat, all looking fine; house
and outbuildings. live stock, implements
and machinery. This years apple crop
eral thousand dollars. Sacrifice on easy
terms or trade for city property or stock
ranch.
a2o ACRES FINE LAND about 35
miles from S. l.. c.. near two good
towns, affording good markets; 90 acres
IN alfalfa, so tons taken from 30 acres.
nTst crop. l6o acres fall grain: FULL
NDEPENDEMT On GpE 1r WATER RIGHT FoS
BE HAD FOR REST OF LAND FOR 81
ACRE Well fenced. implements and
machinery and granary for 1000 bu.
Much OF this land Is today worth over
500 an acre and 1t can be made worth
sold and will go at $40 an acre; easy
terms at that. Several good horses be-
low market. II wanted.
NEW AND STRICTLY MODERN. / p,
b. double terrace. s r. each side, we'll
built. good location and clear, to trade
for farm or acreage.
A. n. RosENsAuM co. ..o
f13 Main, Room 5. Wasatch 1893,
f1159
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11


IIof,,Sc IIofn acres. one and half blocks from
bes15ny b1rI51ay car line in Holiday; about $50
=. nns raspberry patches, excellent
strawberry patches dewberries and gar
ben beIt truck Of every nature; this is the
tr,s L.-acre farm In the Holiday coun-
sl., sIS. mas an excellent 4-room house with
house. p'poo u 'he
100000 cash. Price-saaoo.
T., 81 acres, about a mile east Of Murray;
IN excellent location; good 5-room house;
pSlh wells; csmsnt troSt rensa chicken co9ps; flowing
woodlands with beautiful shade; main
cottonwood stream runs through the
grounds with plenty Of wild trout; this
IS one OF the prettiest places for a sum-
salt Lake county
Pr1ce-$3S00.00. Terms-HaH cash.
coops; barn; hay shed. with 800 tons ca
paGity pig pens: fine garden spot: best
chard; cnrrants: raspberries; strawbcr-
berries; asparagus patch. beautiful
shade; on the main county road, about
three city blocks south Of the Holiday
Prce-s57oooo s25oo.oo cash.
II acres. with an excellent broom
oIick mousse water pipcd to the house,
ABOUT $50 bearing fruit trees, excellent
soil; beautiful shade trees; large space
IN lawn; barn; hay shed, chicken coops;
excellent water right; east, frontage; on
the main county road, about two blocks
from the end Of the Holiday car line
This piece of property Is a bargain.
Terms-s20000 90 cash. Price-s750o.0o.
This property worth s1o,o0o.o0 In IL
months.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY,
Phone, Wasatch 344 23 e. First South.
f1155
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11

FOR sALE-155- ACRE RANCH AT A
bargain.
We have recently had listed for sale
the following described excellent farm.
located in Bingham county. Idaho. ana
situated 81 miles from shipping station on
o. S. L. Ry,
155 acres Of which 135 acres are today
planted as follows; 50 acres In alfalfa, 3
years stand; 10 acres In potatoes; IL
acres in oats. 20 acres in peas. All show
good stand. II taken at once a portion
OF the growing crops go to purchaser.
The irrigation water right is fully paid
up and consists of 100 shares Of the
Aberdeen Springfield Canal Co. Perpetual
right. All laterals constructed and
take water out of the main canal. Canals
completed and In operation.
Buildings consist of house. granary and
shed barn; worth about $500. The entire
farm is fenced with three barbed wires.
Good well, All but about Is acres are
susceptible to irrigation.
s25o0 cash will take this good place now.
s2500 In five years at s per cent; $4,000
in FIVE years at per cent.
Idaho Irrigated Lands Co, Blackfoot
Idaho. 1880
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovEn

SS5oo--S ROOMS, MODERN. PRESSED
brick, on J st. Fine home with
mantel. bath, toilet, etc; fine fur
mace. Sold for $4,000. Yours for
s3ooU. Sewer, sidewalks. large lot
ssSlO, faces east Easy terms,