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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Your eye has led you to a great bar
gain Read II carefully-then 90 70 your
phone call US up and let us show you
this 2-story, 6-room snlngle bungalow
Large dining room, leather paneled:
built-ln buffet. large Kitchen with gas,
separate bath and toilet, full cemented
basement with furnace. fruit and coal
rooms; three large, airy bedrooms, one
down and two upstairs: lot 50x137 to al
ley; lawn, shade. barn, coops; walks
all for $4,000, $3.50 cash, $50 per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
so acres fine land on bench. miles
east OF Delta: full primary water right;
$50 per mere. Trade for clear city prop
erty.
40 acres near Roy; Broom brick house,
barn. etc; 5 acres fine commercial APP
pies, 20 acres alfalfa. fine tomato and
pea crop this year: near canning fac
tory. primary water right. $3.50 per acre.
Trade for city property.
II you are looking for a farm or chicken
ranch. Il will pay you TO see us.
BETTTLYON HOME BT-TLDERS CO,
$40 Main Street. Was. 203O, hl4l0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

A 4 large home you wish,
4 i've bargains-oue on 9TH
"a on South Temple, one
nputh, TWO in Federal
I Any one OF these fine
IN be purchased away
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Phone for information about our accu-
mulatlve contract for prospective home
builders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

DIE BARGAINS,
a.. sewer and sidewalk
sse- and + st, sl05Q.
~ nces Liberty park:
d- $1,000. Good terms,
Teat front. On Lincoln
snll, 1850 cash.
>, Ith North and End
.um frame. $3.50. $50
psr month.
e9od 9 coll. In alfalfa;
IA nEat. near l4th So.
smss!ate. Insurance.
Sve,Ftgage Loans
ulSK ACTION,
h' Was. 4l4s.
hia97
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

sPECIAL-A GREAT SACRIFICE:
Doctors, lawyers, business and office
men, YOU should call early and learn about
that almost new. thoroughly modern. 2
story. pressed brick residence Full base
ma tIIral wood finish, fine light fixtures. etc.
Best location on srd ave-. Lot about
5nxIsO 10 alley Lawns and flowers entire
length, All street improvements paid
WORTH $3.50 .00-ofrer us Si250 90. Terms
See FREEMAN MORNINGsTAR quick
of FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY,
INVESTMENT BANKERS,
159 MAIN STREET h1267
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands


RELIABLE FARM BARGAINS.
l. You read every day about people
making big money on wheat land. n
sou are interested IN something OF
thls KIND, we have here just what you
want; 900 acres, highly improved. IN
Box Elder county; fenced hog tight
In two fields: 300 acres summer-fel
lowed wheat in al present. a good
gary machinery and implements 10 run
the place. You can get this at bar
gain ON easy terms
= 4s acres within Il very short distance
Of salt Lake: paying per cent cash
on the investment at present time.
FIrSt-cass water right. 4 hrst-cIass
bargain. al only $3.50 per acre. on easy
}. Three acres good land. s-roonl brick
house. within 30 minutes OF city;
electric lights. water piped into
mouse; fine. big barn; other outbuild-
lngs; about 900 choice cherry trees.
Located on electric car line. All for
The small sum OF $500. on terms.
!. We have one OF the best farms In
cache valley 10 exchange for a nice
home In Salt Lake City.
=. We can exchange a modern, 3room
house, the latest hot-water heat. hot
and cold water piped through house.
35 electric lights: nne. big barn;
sranaries. chicken houses and other
ontbuildings and 20 acres OF good
farm land for q suitable home in the
We can suit you on farm-lr price.
location and quality, We guarantee
satisfaction
Phones: Wasatch os5 and 9si
KIMBALL & RICHARDS
Land Merchants
80 and jS Main street.
salt Lake CITY, Utah. hl2sI
$50 ACRES IRRIGATED LAND IN
Trenton. Cache county; l20 acres beet
land planted In lucern and wheat, II acres
good young orchard, farm Is all fenced
and WIN sell ali or any part or trade for
Salt Lake real estate.
One section dry farm land In Box
Elder county, 81 per acre.
Through our associate offices In Logan,
Preston, Malad. Brigham. Provo. Payson.
Nephi. Heber, Park City and Eureka
have biggest selection in state for farms
to sell and TO trade.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY.
GROUND FLOOR NEW ORPHEUM
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL o
O'CLOCK. WAsATCH 1885 hi4Oe
GREAT LAND BARGAIN.
,eTsl land; all under irrigation. fal-
acre. This is great bargain. This land
VIII soon sell for 500 an acre.
w, T. MElNzER. Owner,
3IO6 First Ave. s.
Mlnnea polls. Miua. 1876
5-ACRE FARM. ALSO 4-ROOM BRICK
house and outbuildings for rent. SIS PEI
month or for sale. Inquire 14th South
and 9Th West hosf
WILL BUY STOCK RANCH OF ABOUT
400 acres advanta geously located Give
full particulars. Address CT. Tribune
h12is
TEXAS SCHOOL LANDS-sl. so TO s.. 90
acre; l-40th down. hals nee forty Years
Texas map free. Journal Publishing Co.
Houston. Tex. hIie5
AbStracts-TitIe Insurance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
BARGAINS.
Beautiful Bungalows and Pretty Cottages
BARGAINS

BARGAINS.
eesu''fui Bungalows and Pretty Cottages.
Groom mottle brick bungalow located
close to Ninth East street, and a
large lot lot with 5o-foot front and al
walks. screened-in back porch and
sleeping porch. buffet kitchen, gas.
electric fixtures. linen closet. hard
wood foors built-in mantel book
cases. large front porch.
$500 cash, $50 per month; price, $4,000,
5-room mottle brick bungalow located In
beautiful Marborough Place, the I'm
est residence section in the City, large
lot. full cement basement and cement
walks, scTeened-in back and sleeping
porGhes' hardwood floors. buffet
imitation leather. builtln mantle and
bookcases. 1t is beautiful bungalow
$500 cash. s25 per month; price, $3.50.
7-room modern brick, full two stories.
with basement. lawn. walks, end To-
Gated on the northeast bench. con-
large living room tho full width OF the
house, front and back stairways.
This Is ve,y fine home and can be
Price 1880 Terms arranged.
s-room mottle brick bungalow located on
Ninth East, the paved street. with
large lot and an alley in the rear:
full basement, cement walks, hard
wood floors, huilt-in mantel and
bookcases built-in china cabinet,
window seat, linen closet. tiled bath
and kitchen with buffet, large
screened-in sleeping porch and back
porch.
Price $4,000. Terms arranged
SIS 90 will start you out in buying lot In
Beautiful MARLBOROUGH PLACE,
Salt Lake Citys finest residence sec
ton The lots are large, 40 feet to 61
feet Let US take you In our auto TO
this beautiful, close-in subdivision.
HOFFMAN BROS. LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY,
% E..t Isrz4 south. wasatch 244
80 A1e-0 h1406
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

For 5000 cash and SIS per month, a
two-story, 6-room brick southeast near
newly paved street Price $3.50, Why.
why pay rent?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
WHAT THE WORLD HAS
BEEN LOOKING FOR.

We know OF two or three fine
building lots in Liberty Heights
that can we had at the market
Take the tip from us and snap
them up. These bargains are
only for sale to select people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Walking distance. a splendidly built
6-room modern brick. has cement base
ment. sewer, walks gas, lawn: a bargain
fare
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

A RICHTER.
IS South Main st. Wasatch 641.
HI tnG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

'lst. All SECOND ss AVENUE
or any part at $40
Ana SEo,uth E,th between Mcc1e,-
Eleventh East. ar $50
20 q stun Sapy - a home on easy
% Z. TASyP' W It's cheap.
est Temple st. fas1s
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
II l-lI III 4

\ 1 at ee .sruf,--e3 lauc,l
be nla'e - ho.a's au lli ana aotaias
that takes lls.-, Il ;.4 obs .Late coueii
more quickly. usgGliY eEdiA.s X il. .i,le 81
y hells. ! cellc.5, to- l-r crOAp,
Yhooping cough, Gaga EsR5s. astAtaa,
hoar, ness ,,u other throu troubles.
AiiN ne PINK Il granulated sugar with
4 pint 81 wa IN w&ter, and 7tir for :
minutes. yat 3 oUGccs Of piuoX tiifty
cent :, worthl ,ll " Punt bottle. then add
the Sugar >ryup. IL keeps perfectly.
Take 4 teasro7nfut cary Onc, two or
thr0e hCUrs.
This Is ius; laNativo enough to help
cure q cough, also stimula ties the appc-
tlte, N.'sioh is usually upset by cough.
The ta.te j. gasant.
The elect q. pine al.i sugar syrup on
tile i9.iamed .pibrMl. is well known.
PinoN Is the ,et valuable concentrated
canpaind Ot >tTw3V V ltite pine extract,
rich IN @cai.l al the natural
healing pire lciquai3. Other prcpara-
tions viii not york IN this formula.
The PiueN - Sugar Syrup recipe is
now used ht thousands OF housewives
throughout tie nited States aud Can
ada. The plar hss been initiated. but
the old sud "ertrj formula has never
been equaicd
\ guaranty Il absolute satisfaction, or
money prnmUt'p refunded gues with this
recire. Your 3rng0ist has Pinex. or will
rat it for Nr lf not send 10 The
AGA Go. lA taYHe, tdd.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Tlfs is the season or the wear when
mothers feel very much concerned
over the frequent colds contracted by
their children, and have abundant
reason for It . every cold @eakens
The lungs, lowers the vitality and
paves he way for the more eriope
fieeaeeq that 50 often follow. Cham
berlains Cough Remedv is famous
f1r fts anres. a@d as pleasant and safe
IS axe Fer sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
No Med to Stop WORK.

When thd ,ctor orders you to stop
work it sraa FRS you. cant you say.
you know NPu are weak, run down
ind falling IN health day by day, but
on must work as long as you can
stand What you need Is Electric BIT.
ers @ siTe you tone, strength. and
tor 70 your system, 10 prevent q
ofeak down and build you up. Don't
e weak, sickly or aiIing when F4ec
ric bitters win benefit you from the
'irst dose Thousands bless them for
heir glorious health and strength.
Try them Every bottle is guaranteed
70 satisfy. Only soc at all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
Dr.. Kings New Discovery
Mnthere Can safeIu Bly,

Dr Kings New Discovery aud give it
to the little ones when ailing aud saf.
fering With colds, coughs. throat and
lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless.
once nsed, always used. Mrs Rruce
Crawford, Niagara, No, writes "pr-
Kings New Discovery changed our
hoy from pale. weak, sick boy TO
th pfctare Of health ALWAYS helps
Rtv i NJ all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

There is no bettei medicine made
ior colds than chamberlain's Cougt
a aedy II acts on natures plan. re-
lieye8s the lungs. opens the seeretionsl
aids eNpeetoration and restores the
sfsten to- health, condition. Fei
sale by all dealers.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Gas in the stomach comes from
food which has fermented Get rid
Of this badly digested food as o1'ek-
" as possible if you would avoid a
hIions attack. SIMMONS RED 2 NV
''2 FGHf fAToR is a proper remedy
81 ourif.es the stomach livor and bow
els and STRENGTHENS the DIGESTION.
p~ice l-rre naclyaoa e. m small size
-c. Sold By all dru gists
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

section, the following.
That any person, firm or corpora.
tion, that may SO desire and cleo
maintaining any, privy or suwfaca
1 (sGsef under the terms Of this ordi-
nance may motify said city OF his
or her desire to have the contents OF
said fcloset removes by and at the ex-
pense Of said city; and the said CITY
Viii thereafter remove said contents
sof Mhe remainder Of thai calendar
yearSapon the payment Of the sum
OF three (3.0Q) dollars in cash iii adj
ance'S and in such event the nc IS.
saly cans and receptacles there y
shall be furnished and maintained b.
SAID city al its own expense.
Sec 2 BE II further ordained tlni
All ordinances and parts thereof III
conflict with this ordinance be anl
tn same are hereby repealed
Bills and accounts properly APPROX
ed and audited amounting to $i35.5g
were read and ordered placed in
course Of settlement
Recessed for hair an hour.
On reassemblipg the following mo
ton was adopted
That action on purchase Of autos
for fire department be deferred and
the Southeastern Tariff association
be requested to send a representative
here 70 see what imY{vements in
the fire protection, such ais apparatu'
water supply, etc, will be necessary
to secure reduction in the fire in
surance rates. AddArned.
y. D. RUSSELL, Clerk Of Council
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
DO you know that more real danger

DO yeu know that more real danger
Urks II common cold than in an.
other Of the minor ailments The
sate way is to take Chamberlain's
aeh Remedy z tboroughhly reli.
aeafien. arc i'd yonrself Of
cold as quickly as possible This
remedy IS for sale by al dealers
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

For four weeks regularlT. use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimn
late the liver improve Digestion re
move blood impurities, pimples ane
tons disapr car from your fac"
ard body and you FEEL better Begi
at once. Buy at I'll dealars
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
THE 4AwYHoRNg"

Viz $ 5. S., Van Buren St.l3S4asl
>ton, y. y tfull name furnished on
pplieationi had such decided h@Nefit
from using Foley's Honey & Tar
Compound t1at she shares her GOOD
fnrtuna vita cthers. She writes:
Fol SIS Honey & Tar COMPOUND
oroHsat ms oice back to me during
seN r4 case of bronchitis and laryn
.s3s. oa, row many people | have
commended Il tc Robert Phal
macy.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

The Andersen cottage home #ov
ord modern in ali ifs apDoi2te"a'@
SO for sale. cheap Albert Fendie {
Co 2-2c
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Sliced Ham at j. f. Newmans
1929 Norwich, c 0 rner J..
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Go to DEyoEs for tie best assort
nent Of fancy and family groceries
e lowest rices Phone lds
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Sliced Ham at J. q. Newman's,
729 Norwich, 0 rner ].
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Carload Of stoves iast received at
ieo r. Gays.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Fresh Eggs. 25e per dozen at p
Newman's l729 Norwich, corner J.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

Aay kind Of Stove you need a; bar
ain prices al Gays.
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

fuenished cottage on ST. simon
is a hard thing to buy We have one
for sale Albert Fendig & ca. 2-13
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27
GuUNCII MINUTES
lcontinaed { Im Pase rhreel

other railroads 'ithin the limits OF
said city. under this grant, the Ralt-
road Company han observe and b,
restricted by the legal and franchise
rights OF sdch other railroads
(gl That the Railroad Compan
It's successors ana assigns, shah b.
subject to all reasonable ordinances
and regulations of said city now ex
isting and which may hereafter b
enacted, governing the speed al T. op
GRAFTON of trains within the city lin,
rs OF said city.
Sec. 3. BE il further ordained /,
the authority aforesaid, that the fran
chise rights and privileges hereby
grant TO said Railroad Compan,
s,l..l. insure to its successors and as
Signs subject to the terms, restrlc.
tions and conditions herein SIT o..
and imposed upon the Railroad Com.
pany
Sec 1. BE il further ordained that
said Railroad Company shall have
the right to construct and maintain
and Operate side tracks spur tracks.
proiided such tracks are located at
sNdh points aud laid on such grades
as may be directed and authorized
by said city, acting by its duly con
snucted authorities and agents. and
such tracks too be laid. maintained
and operated under the same terms
conditions and restrictions as are
provided and set out in sub-pafa-
graphs la), tb). (e), I'd, (e). (fD and
tgl Of main paragraph ?, above.
| See s. BE it further ordained by
the authority aforesaid that all or
dinances, parts Of ordinances and
! resolutions in conflict with this act
De and the same are hereby repeal
ed revoked and annulled.
! BY the Mayor
An iiodinanee to amend an ordi-
nance entitled An ordinance provid.
ing for the building and erection Of
/ prlVies or surface closets within the
corporate limits Of Brunswick. pro.
Aidlng a punishment for violation
cs~sthe ordinance. and for other pur.
poses. adopted Aug. %, 1912
sec, |, BE it ordained by the mays.
ief and council Of the city Of BeunaI
Wick tenlgia liz t,,1ittlt,ij ,lsss-IIi,ttIriill
The Brunswick news., 1913-02-27

his is most critica
who negle lle care Of |
curahle d se and pain.
perience { others and fak
Compound2 1t is am ~ D;
remedy has helped thous;
this trying period With col
genuine and honest Stik
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-27
PROVISIONS REACH PERU.
First Relief Since Fiood-Expsrts to
Make City Sanitary.

Peru, Ind, March 27.-At a meeting
in the court room. Lieutenant Cover
nor O'Neill was chosen head Of the
committee on organization. The lieu
tenant governor has ordered the In
diana board Of health to send experts
here to make the city sanitary.
Disease already has evidenced itself,
in the form of more than fifty cases of
diphtheria. measles and mumps, among
children of the destitute. Eight car
loads Of provisions arrived today. The
interurban line sent a carload of food
stuffs to near South Peru, across the
river. This is the first relief the citi-
zens there have had
Nothing is known here of the situa-
tion, which must be materially worse
than here. Two expert oarsmen who
started for South Peru have not been
heard from. One hundred men with
hip boots are expected this afternoon
from points on the Lake Erie & West
ern. At the organization meeting 1t
was announced that a safe was blown
last night and other robberies were
reported. All authority to hundred
deputy sheriffs has been recalled. The
executive committee will have charge
of the policing, and will be aided by
a force of detectives from South Bend.
Hundreds of persons marooned in the
second stories of their homes appealed
to passing boats for food. fuel, and
water.
Altho high water prevents search OF
the district. which suffered most in
Mondays flood the authorities as
serted at noon today that 100 persons
are missing and fifty are dead.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-27
EsTAOl ll4@GO
WITH STRICKEN DISTRICT AZ.
vEALs EXTENT OF HORROR.
HOUSES CRUSHED LIKE EGG
SHELLS eY RAGING ToRNgNI.
Eye Witnesses to Calamity in oo,is's
Capital City Declares At Least 1000
Arc Dsad-Rsfussss FIJI st.ts Ass-
pital and Othsr Available Pisces 81
Rsfuss-eodiss Under Mass o. Debris

Columbus, March 27.-Between 600
and 1000 persons lost their lives In the
flooded west side Of Columbus. ac-.
cording to reports OF the Columbus
Dispatch. which has just got into COM
municauon with newspaper office
from the previously isolated section Of
the city.
The same estimate Is given by per-
sons in charge of the relief stations on
the hilltops west Of the flooded section.
Dead May Reach 1000.
According to those who invaded tho
stricken district, the charities, biz
state institutions, and store rooms In
the hilltop sections are crowded with
refugees. many Of whom were rescued
from the murky waters, and who tell
stories Of indescribable horrors.
Former Mayor George 8. Marshall.
who was In telephone communication
with Attorney Cecil Randall, his law
partner, said today that Mr.. Randall
said the death toll would reach at least
1000.
Houses Crushed.
Throngs of excited groups OF people
from the flood stricken section OF the
city who were crowded into the tenn
porary rescue quarters. assert that tho
estimate Of Mr.. Randall is not exa9-
gerated The true extent OF the aw-
full tragedies enacted during tho
sweeping away of homes. and the exact
death toll will not be known for days.
until the mass OF wreckaEe. houses.
and uprooted trees. strewn over tho
low1ands south OF the city. are uncov-
cred. This mass of debris IL now un-
der several feet Of water. with swift
currents running in many directions.
Many of those rescued tell OF escaping
from their homes by fractions OF min
utes before the rushing waters swept
into their houses and crushed them
like eggshells against bridges. Scores
of entire families, these people assert.
uere swept down in their houses in the
swift current.
HOSPITALS Filled With Refugees.
Every available inch of space in the
Columbus state hospital for insane and
Mt. Carmel hospital on the hill tops -
occupied by refugees. according To
those who invaded the stricken district
today.
Four children were reported to have
been born in n school house on the hill
tops. Fire Chief Laurer, who was ma
rooned lust beyond the flooded section.
reaching that point Of safety in his
automobile just before the waters
swept the lowlands, said that he saw
scores of people standing on their
norches as the water swept down, and
that he can not see how many OK
them escaped
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-27
PROPERTY LOSS OF $IO0,00O,OOO|


AMI THAT
THED
DEATH wOUI
RERRD THE ' 10
NGLIs
AND TuFINFI
TO BK
ANDY
.zIE HaLARGEf CITIES
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-27
NO DEFINITE FIGURES OBTAIN.
ABLE UNTIL WATERS
REcEpE.
FLOOD CONDITIONS AT
DAYTON AND ELSEWHERE
Waters Rscedins in Places and Ravas-
ing Towns Lower Down Stream
Reservoirs Reported Breaking and
Endangerins Many Lives-Crumbling
Buildings lmperiI Refugees.

Chicago, March 81. - Estimates OF
loss of life in the floods in Ohio and
Indiana are still inaccurate early to-
day, altho 1900 was placed as the min
imum by the most conservative. Other
estimates, which included rumors OF
large loss Of life in towns aDd districts
shut off, ran as high as 1000
Governor Cox of Ohio, said late last
night he believed more than 1000 mad
perished in Dayton alone, and that the
loss of life in other parts Sf the state
might increase the total to 1000 or
more.
The latest reports from Piqua placed
the number Of dead there at $50. but
there has been no verification Of this.
Fires ragged in various parts of Day
ton all night and it is feared many ma
rooned in buildings were burned 10
death.
Waters in most of the flooded dis
tricts are receding but there is great
difficulty in reaching the refugees III
buildings on account of the swift cur
rent.
MANY gasolene launches were rushed
into the flood districts and it is ex-
pected many will be rescued today.
In Indiana estimates total numoeI
Of dead run all the way from ZOO tc
1000