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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-28
ANNUAL REUNION
OF the Reformed Church at Pen
At a meeting of the directors held
Mar, July II.

At meeting of the directors held
at Hagerstown the Reformed Church
Reunion Association it was desided
to hold the next annual meeting at
Pen.Mar on Thursday. July H.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-28
BELIEVER AND FOLLOWER
OF THE REACTIONARIES

During His Career Judge COR las
Seen an Extreme Protsotionist and
Does Not Believe in Progressive
Principles and VIII Fight Them
Death to Progressives.
WASHINGTON. Feb = The cleo
ton of Judge Nathan COT to the Sen
ate is regarded by politicians Of all
parties here as sounding the death
kael Of the progressive party in West
Virginia It is pointed out by them
that the progressive eHmeut in the
state has absolutely surrendered 10
the standpat party and 'hat no more
reactionary person could have been
found in the state for senator than
the same Judge Nathan Con- He is
regarded as the old school belonging
to the class OF republicans against
which the progressive element re-
beiled when starting out to form its
new party He is classed in his poll
teal beliefs with such men as Joseph
G. Cannon, Serano r. Payne. Thomas
B. Aldrich and William Howard Tart.
and It is believed by Progressives
here that Senator COT "a not come
as near TO representing the principles
Of the progressive Of West Virginia
as the Democratic senators from that
state have done IN the last two years.
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Whatmore can we do to convince you that you positively
find perfect health and relief from your suffering by
using LYDIA F. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound? All the
by Lydia Z. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound, yet some
do yet realize that all that is claimed orit IS true
If suffering women could be made TO believe that
this grand old medicine will do all thar IS claimed Tor it,
how quickly their suffering would end
We havcp published in the newspapers OF the United States
more genuine testimonial letters han have been pub
lished the interest of any other medicine for in
the woodland every year publish many new estlmo-
malls, all genuine and true.
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number but sheep have increased in
value from an average Of 500 to
S43o per head while hogs have ad-
yanced from $500 to 5000 per head
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-28

mspectorGcneral of Rurales I'M
der Madero, who refuses To recognize
tile Huerta-Diaz regime and is said
to have Thousands upon thousands Of
sympathizers aockiGg 10 his stand
ard
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-28

Scarcely More Than one-H Half Of im-
portant Measures Went Through
The County Salary Bill Was Among
Those Failing TO Pass--siIver's
Bills Fared We'll.
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb. "a
Eighty.two ballots and three joint
resolutions passed the house and
senate during the 1913 regular ses-
sion coming to close Saturday
morning Most of them were of
local nature. Scarcely more than
half the important administration
measures Went through Notable
among those failing to pass were the
county salaries bill oil and gas tax
alton, primary election bill. the
Wilson water power bill.
The Wertz bill prohibiting the dep
uty sherifls as mine guards, the
Yost bill carrying into effect the pro
hibition amendment, the Slemaker
blue sky law. the Johnson bill abol-
ishing The common drinking cup. the
Gray aatReigarette bill. the Bloch
workinemen's compensation act,
Parrish interstate commerce bill, the
Brohard collateral tax measure,
Scherrs bill providing for an addi-
tional state tax levy of 10 cents to
make up the deficit in the treasury
that will follow the enforcement of
the prohibition amendment the Hart
ley bill making the commissioner of
agriculture a member of the board of
public works, the Hatfeld-Silyer
good roads bill and Halls measure
changing the state fiscal year were
the only measures of general impor
lance that We're put through. All
will probably be signed by Governor
Glasscock within the next few days.
The appropriation bill was signed on
Saturday 1t is said that the coal
operators are bringing heavy pres
sure to bear in the hope of securing
a veto of the Vert mine guard bill,
but the demand for such a measure
has been so general that it is ex
pected to be speedily approved.
OF the total number Of bills Iasset
by both branches SO wera put
through the senate and AZ in tho
house. Gray Silver. the Democratic
floor leader, YES the patron of % of
the measures. Two of the three
Joint revolutions came from the sen
ate, that providing for a lieutenant
governor and the Virginia debt con-
mission
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through the senate and AZ in tn"
house. Gray Silver. the Democratic
floor leader YES the patron of % of
the measures. Two of the three
Joint revolutions came from the sen
ate, that providing for a lieutenant
governor and the Virginia debt con-
mission.
Complete List.
The complete list, as passed is as
follows Senate bills passed and
placed in The hands Of the governor
No. l, Silver to prevent San Jose
Scale: No. 4. Silver, bridge across
Shenandoah river; 40. y, French
Princeton charter; No. 10, Slemaker,
blue sky law; No. 10, blessing, Mt.
Pleasant monument No p, Gray,
prohibiting sale and manufacture Of
cigarettes; No. %. Salmons, indie
pendent school district. Huntington;
No. 81, England, public service com
mission; No. "a, White, of Mingo, eX-
tending time of construction Of rail
roads; NO 80 Whlte OF Mi"so' "uuii
tional salary for judges; No. &c,
White OF MlhSo' allowance 10 co"n'
ty officers; NO 49, PeterN'h' rarNei''
burg charter; NO. 10 floou' NeS SCI
charter; NO co. "nl'e' Oh Ne" 10
Weston charief' NO, o. IN a' ~
Office OF motel commissioners NO o.
Silver, rate and manner Vi Jay ms
levies; No, 81 SILVER state pubic
highway commission NO. 90 SILVER
convicts on roads NO. 80 ino'eos
ing jurisdiction oil Justices '>o' 0 -
Silver, permitting prisoners 10 worn
on roaoS' NO ''' ''''' - '''', ~ 90
tons for county engineers No o.
Silver. Distribution OF acts ana Jour
nails; No. 90 Wh''e OF MihEo' io"n'
ing OF money; NO lo'' ~ Sia"''
time OF holding courts NO L. I y
collection OF taxes NO ~. 9'eT"
duration oil teachers cerllI'ca'eS' w.
142, England banks a"a p''N'''s
No. las FOX t"eA'y-hrSt Juu'cl'l vi
cult; NO. LOB McNru"i' ''''ie " ii''u
ing court NO lo4' PRESTON '"en'
tieth judiciary circuit NO. lo'' : III
lips, West virginia reform 9Cnoo'
No. ia Marshall !, " " /" u
Wheeling; NO. Il" SILVER rei"'lns 70
county indepthess' NO. 1913 7He e1a
Clay county h'sh SCHOOL NJ az
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY r. r
TIME TABLE
In Effect Sunday, November "a.
*Daily XDaily except Sunday
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Judge Con is not Expected to send
in his RESIGNATION until about the
time the Extra session Of Congress
opens ON April l. On account of the
large amount of judicial business in
the circuit and the fact that it viii be
left with only one judge, it is said
that President wilson will find it
necessary TO name Judge COTS sue
cessor as soon as the resignation is
presented o him.
Presiden, Tafts nominations for
the Interstate Commerce Commission
and the Court of Claims have not
been confirmed by the Senate, and
the incoming President win doubtless
fiji these places the day the extra
session baalns work The successor
to Judge Colt viii probably follow a
day or SO agterward, if not the same
day, if his resignation has been sent
Mr. Wilson
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VERY FEW IMPORTANT
MEASURES PASS

Scarcely More Than one-Half Of im-
portant Measures Went Through
The County Salary Bill Was Among
Those Failing TO Pass--Silver's
Bills Fsred Well.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14
$SssssSsssssss$
$ssSSsSsS
YOUR RENT MONEY
WILL BUY THIS HOME.

sssSSsssS
YOUR RENT MONEY
WILL BUY THIS HOME.
Sl00 CASH
and $3.50 per month will place you in
nice new four-room pressed brick bunga-
low. with large, airy rooms. clothes clos
cts. bathroom, buffet kitchen, cemented
basement. cement walks, trees. and a lot
SO by 135 feet neatly fenced to 16-foot
alley.
THIS FINE BUNGALOW
is on Park st, between 5th and 9Th East
sts., just north Of Wandamere. See II to-
day. Compare 1t with other properties
offered you. II you can equal II at our
price and terms. don't buy It. Start to-
day TO save that hard-earned money that
You are throwing away for RENT RE
CEPTS. START THE NEW YEAR IN
A HOME OF YOUR OWN. LET US
HELP YOU.
MODERN BUNGALOWS
MODERN BUNGALOWS
II you want a fine bungalow close in,
look at the two We are building on the
corner OF Sth East and 18th South SITS. We
Will finish to suit you and sell It on easy
terms.
NJ KDLLAR REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT CO.,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Estb. 1902. Inc 1919
Paid up capital, 500, 900.
403 and 403 Walker Bank Bldg.
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FUR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTHYoN BARGAINS.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

,o neentful Groom pressed brick bunga-
,ow' nvlng room has beautiful tile man
tei and built-in bookca ses: colonnsdA
Spehanss ~ i TO dining room: the dining room
gov 9 and window seat and bullt.in buf
y,,b Hi,chen Is finished in white ena mel
cIoea,r n srSe buffet; 2 large bedrooms. with
cciosets large screened porch; hard wood
n0ors In living and dining room; fuli
cehehted basement; cement walks and
bean,,fI bGHs SITTning soI paid fo! Located In the
this place for $3.50 on easy terms and
$you cannot duplicate II for less than
sec sssOVi I, Phone US for appointment to
On @ Srd East. within walking distance,
d, pretty 5-room mod bungalow. on lot
''sSioS. Only $500; 5000 down.
New store building. with nice living
looms, modern; located in the growing
southeast; only $3.50 $3.50 down.
Pretty 4-room bungalow near Liberty
psIk' deep lot, sewer connected and
paid Only s25oo on very easy terms
On Center street we have a 7-roon
house on fine corner. S5xli0, facing south
end east with sewer and sidewalk paid
only $500; terms.
North End West, beautiful broom mod
ern bungalow on easy terms
South 2nd West we have a pretty 4
s9Sn SSlh ~ nr,ck house, deep lot, for s25oo;
sEoo cash and $40 per month.
acres on Highland Drive. just south
o. sugar House: 4-room brick etc.. /
acre choice orchard, nne water right.
only $4,000 on easy terms.
We write ell kinds OF insurance. fdel-
.ty and surety bonds
BETTuYoN HOME BUILDERS CO..
S40-s42 Main st. Cor. p o, Place.
Was, 208o. Was 2oSi.
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PETERSON r. L. INV. Co,
81 EAST ETH so.

EAST so. TEMPLE ST. BARGAIN.
4 7-room mod, brick. Lot worth $500.
House cost $4,000. Total, $4,000. Price
now. s6500 One-third cash. See 1t.
s2s50-A new Arm. mod, brick bunga-
low, near Sth L. and 18th So: S0x
l5S-ft lot GREATEST BAR
GAIN SOUTHEAST. $500 cash,
800 per month.
s15oo-5 acres. l2TH So, sRD W. YOU
CAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
S5oo-WEsT VFi - SIDE BARGAIN. 5-room
brick. fine lot. near 3Td So, and
Sth West $500 cash. balance
monthly like rent.
slSo0-A 5-lln. frame. water and lights
75xI5S-ft. lot. LOT IS WORTH
$1,000. $500 cash will handle this
SNAP. Near 3th Z. and 1lth So
s950-5-rm, nearly new frame, bS-ft
lot near 5th u. and llth So S4oO
cash. SIS per month, Sec this
LOT Is WORTH $500.
LOTS, CASH OR EASY TERMS.
5OxlI0, ON Denver street. ,.....s.,.-S 500
5Oxl56, on 5th E. paved st.......... $50
50XlS2 on 1lth SO. near 7th II, ..,-. 700
75x156. on 7th e. sidewalks. etc. 1000
Let. us write your Fire Insurance
Phone 81; $500 tt ~ 81 Z, lth So.
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ON Lake street, near Liberty
park, wo have a house which we
are going to sell during this week
for four hundred dollars under
the market This house Is an
Ideal bungalow. modern ia every
respect except heat and contain
ing four large rooms. with sleep
ing porch, The price has been
twenty-eight hundred (s2S00) dol
lars. but give us two hundred and
fifty (S250) dollars cash and you
can have this property for TWEEN
ty-four hundred (S2400) dollars.
the balance TO be paid at twenty
five dollars q month, including
Interest.
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FOR SALE. ON WINDSOR AVE.

FOR SALE. ON WINDSOR AVE.
Half block from 9Th East, a very at
ira active 5-room bungalow. with a largo
e,een,ne porch. You must see this home
70 realize what a big bargain Is being
offered. To begin with. We defy you TO
and q better built bungalow In the city.
The floors OF quarter-sawed oak and the
finish IS excellent The arrangement you
Will Ike. There is hall between the
bathroom and bedroom, dining room ana
kitchen Cement basement under the en-
tire house, and best hot-water heating
plant that money can buy, and the roof
is painted green. The lot Is 4o11So TO
alley. Price Is only $500. $500 cash.
BRUNEAU-HILL INV CO.,
sIS Main St was 400
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproyed
STATE AND ELEVENTH so
STREETS

Fourroom red pressed brick
bungalow. We have just COM
pleted two modern and up-to-
date bungalows at the above To-
cation, the north one OF the two
being sold We are now offering
the other bungalow. which con-
ta!ns four nice large rooms. full
cement basement. front and back
porches. cement steps, etc. at
price OF s275o. Terms. $3.50 cash
and the balance S25 per month,
including interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum.
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ACRES 2 BLOCKS FROM CAR, EAST
a,da new 4-room mod. home; model
1aSing house for 500 hens; Incubator eel G
lar. brooder house. tool house, GaIm; hn,Gh, lb,
q bsrrer place and says sell on any Kind
az terms II you get hold Of the right
m man. II YOU have got SSoo:CU coy,e or ", more
anTirTfaI Nj! HOME PURCHASING CO,
=" 3e7 Mcintyre Building.
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Examine tho residences at iss G
street and ss3 Tenth avenue Here
we have two modern and up-to-
date cottages at 10 per cent less
than the actual cost Of the build
ings- We can make terms to suit
the purchaser.
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$3.50,
Eour-room. now pressed brick bunga-
low: large sleeping porch.
W. $3.50.
Four-room pressed brick bungalow
about finished. -,
Four-room frame bungalow
$3.50.
Eour-room frame cottage, close In.
Any OF the above can be purehnsed TOT
s1on cash $50 per month. including IN
tores. WHY pay rent 10
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO;
66 West Broadway, klO'p
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BURT 4 CARLQU1ST COMPANY,
40 South Main ST. Was. $50.
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ALSO 7-RooM. 2-sToRY HOUSE,
$4,000.
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NEW FoUR-RooM HOME FOR $3.50
$50, 90 CASH.
For sale, on South State st. 5-cent car
iare. The home has only been occupied
few months. All rooms are newly unt-
ed 50-foot lot. Splendid place for chick
ems Sidewalks In and paid for. Think
of new four-room home that you can
nave for sl350-only $3.50 in cash!
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For sale-2nd ave. corner. facing east,
40 feet front paving paid. Only $500.
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Plenty OF money always on hand
:or real estate loans.
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>-6-room cottage, 30 18th East
WALK BY THIS HOUSE To-
DAY. All special assessments
paid. Terms,
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FOR sAI,E-CHuCEEN RANCH. 10TH
w and eth South G-room brick
EaeN ,,1, md cold water: on 5Nl0 rods !,
nouse: ,.o,s'rod right ~ way Price $4,000
FERNS r. rms $1,000 cash. balance monihiy nsy, psy,.
or live sIocN' i''P' lil6iG
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S475o takes one OF incest residences
on 9th East St large rooms,
full cemented basement. Lot
63.52S11424 feet, alley In rear.
Fine fruit trees. beautiful homes
surrounding. A forced sale. $1,000
cash down.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Best the City Has to Ofrer.

On Ninth East street, with the paving.
we have a beautiful bungalow, with
a good-sized lot. Ave large rooms. re-
ception hall. buffet kitchen, large
BATH electric fixtures, hot-water
heat, full ba asement and cement walks.
$500 cash. Price $500,
In Marlborough Place, the finest resident
section In Salt Lake City. with all
improvements in, we have a beauti-
full. new bungalow, with full cement
basement, cement walks around the
house screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen, wains-
coted dining room, built-in mantel
and bookcases. hardwood floors, cleo
tric fixtures and radiators in ready
for furnace.
$500 cash. Price $3.50.
On Ninth East, the paved street. beau
t!ful new bungalow, with lot 43xi55
10 alley; full cement basement &C.
rnent walks. screened-in back porch
and sleeping porch. tiled buffet kltch-
en- and bathroom, wa!scoted dining
room with imitation leather, built-in
mentel and bookcases, hardwood
floors. beautiful electric fixtures, and
ono OF the finest bungalows IN the
southeast.
Price s4500. Terms arranged,
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN &
TRUST COMPANY,
% East First So, street Wasatch oii.
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SPECIALS.

acres on Highland Drive. near 18th
So: finest soil. primary water right,
good T-room house. some fruit, large
chicken runs. This Is tho biggest bar
gain In close-in acreage on tho south
east bench. Only $4,000; terms.
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sa5nn 00-s1nn 90 CASH

$500. .00-s100.0o CASH
For 7-room, modern. two-story home
on 9TH ave, between A and B streets,
built OF red pressed brick stone founda
ton. hot-air heat cement basement:
lot 165 feet deep; sidewalks and sewer
paid.
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50 acres highly improved farm In
the great Bear River valley: 5000
modern brick house. all modern
farm equipment, with al high
class improvements. For sale
at great bargain!
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CALIFORNIA.

Two fine modern bungalows IN
South Pasadena. six rooms and
sleeping porchcs. $50 feet front
are. cement porches. pergolas,
fountalns and abundance or choice
Movers and shrubhery. Also de.
sirable building lot IN Netmont
square. Los Angeles. MiH se'' "'
Address OWNER,
2. O. Box 1890
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Our farm bargains are guaranteed TO
give satisfaction. Your listing
with US viii receive careful atten-
tion. We exchange city property
for farms and farms for city prop
ertV
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GET THE DOLLARS.

GET THE DOLLARS.
Dollars are the big counters in this
world.
With them. you're sonaebody. You can
enjoy llfe's luXuries. You're welcome
most everywhere.
Without them. you're nobody. You're
merely running handicap race with the
odds against you.
-. Today there are scores of men Who
just make ends meet. when they
should be independent.
They are only getting about one-third
Of the dollars they are entitled 10.
And It is all because they are pay
check slaves.
II they but had the nerve 70 get on
automobile class.
They would soon have a home OF their
own. Their family could partaEe OF more
and more contented.
To get started on a farm costs little.
Getting Up the nerve to make the start
is the big thing.
For from SIS per acre UP, on i've years
time, you can buy famous Park Valley
farm land.
This land Is among Utah's best.
II produces crops In abundance.
In many instances the first years
crops have covered living expenses and
fully paid for the farm.
You should be able to do as well.
Drop ua a card today for further in
formation and descriptive booklet.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO., 18th
floor Walker Bank bldg, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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sp0--I- room brick cottage on west side.
Lot 66-ft front; big barn, chicken
coops, etc. 4 snap.
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.-op SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

-.,ynRAN-JUDGD LOAN G. TRUST
COMPANY.
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A MODERN BUNGALOW OF
SIX ROOMS.

dence districts In the eastern part
OF the city. on q paved street
with one Of the best car services
IN the city. Oak floors. mission
ma ntel, bu!lt-in bookcases, buffet
kitchen, front and back porches
and sleeping porch. Lot Ala by
1853 feet We will install any
heating plant you may choose.
Terms $500 cash balance $50 per
month. Location, 800 Sixth East
street
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THIS is THE OPPORTUNITY OF
4 LIF ETiME. investigate NOW.
Let US know when you VIII be
ready TO visit this property.
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IF YOU WISH TO AVOID
SMOKE AND FOG YOU
SHOULD LIVE ABOVE THE
SMOKE LINE
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ln take vacant lot for equity IN 4-room
cottage,
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40xi3o feet on 3rd East near 5th
South-only $3.50. Where beat II
within 10 minutes walk OF post
office?
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A SMALL FARM SPECIAL.

Ia acres close In on 18th South street,
on the east bench; good water right;
offered a q low price and on easy terms.
s150o,0 90: $4,000 per month,
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APARTMENT HOUSES.

Built on close-in property. are the best,
for each apt rents for Sc to SO more
than when street car fare is paid We
have 67x132 feet on LIST So. between 2nd
and 3rd East, subject TO rights of-way
on all Sides which we can sell for $4,000
and take some building lots or cottages
as part payment
LITTLE d LITTLE. No. W. md So
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Owners

Yale Park and Liberty Heights.
Salt Lakes best residence proper
ties.
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21 acres fine land near loading sta
ton: 10 acres lucern: Groom house.
barn. chicken house. 12xio; splendid wa
ter right. 4 wonderful bargain a [ 1880.
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ANOTHER FARM SPECIAL.

We have an exceptional bargain In a
fve-acre farm located In Union. All level
and very fine sandy loam. Two acres
OF same I'm bearing orchard OF choice
varieties. Five shares OF primary wa
ter right from Big Cottonwood canyon.
$500. 90 cash. Price S25O.OO
Balance on terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-14

On Browning avenue, between 7th
and Sth East, you will find the
prettiest fLve-room bungalow In
the southeast. This house Is
modern and has been built about
six months. Give US three hun
dred $4,000 dollars and the keys
are yours. The balance can be
arranged to suit you on easy
monthly installments.