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Show EXAMINER: OGDEN, MORNING Mr. Thomas Fraser. to get much of it for that Tbe average price of KMireiaa fan lands, im. Five years proved, in 1!KH) was later, aorording to the government statisticians. It had increased to $22.99-Ithe last two years it ie estimated that there has been a further increase uf from 1U to 15 per cent Washington, the capital of the nation. ia purely a made town. There la no commercial excuse for it existence, and had not tne flat uf tbe federal government brought it into being there probably would have bera nothing worth while east of Georgetown on the banks of the Potomac. The highest price ever paid for real estate in Washington waa $76 a square foot, recently given for a small lot at Fourteenth and F streets northwest, where the path of men pursuing politics and pleasure crosses the trail of the women seeking shops and soda water. The whoU price of the place was $19U,U00, the Improvements being nothing but an antiquated residence, which was immediately torn down. This lot had been in the Stone family since 1849, when It and two others of about the same, aixe were purchased by William J. Stone from Jasper Cope of Philadelphia for the lump sum of "three thousand dollars in current money of the United Bis tea" Two square further out Fourteenth street is the old Oxford hotel, purchased a few years ago by Thomas F. Walsh, the Colorado mining millionThese three lots aire. for $250,000. were once knocked down to Robert Morris, the first great American financier, for $80, but he refused to accept them because they were nut worth it. In 1802 they sold for 2c a square foot; fifty years later the whole tract went for $3,500, and In another fifty years tha price had leaped to a quarter of a million dollars. In Virginia, where land ! high in acres price, a farmer bought forty-fiv- e of land for $36 an acre five years ago. It then made eight bushels of wheat to the acre. He cent aamplea of the land to a chemist to be analysed, found out what it needed and applied The the proper chemical fertiliser. wheat yield increased to thirty-twbushels aa acre, and tha former has since declined $125 an aero for the tract, The comparatively new science of dry forming has brought the prion of arid lands in Oklahoma and Texas from nothing to $S and $10 an aero. Tha building of ecientifle roads and treating them with petroleum hue doubled the price of form Unde la Madison county, Tenn. The value of mining bade in usually not related to the real estate value of the tract. In the phosphates bade of Tennessee, however. It la different, for the phoophate rock underlie! the richest of farm laada. A woman bought a little patch of tm acre for $25 an acre the first of this year. 8he intended to manage a small truck farm. Phosphate waa found under the soil. Biw tensed It for a royalty of 75c a ton, and since February has had an income of $40 a day from her investment, of $250. It will take mom than year to get out all the phosphate, and than she will have her ten acres, much enriched in fertility, to use as she pleases. Peter Minutt ia the good year of 162$ prudently invested In Manhattan island, which he bought from the Indians for bends and ram to the value of $24. Bone curious peraon with a head for figures a calculated that if the $24 had been put out at its present gold value, $120, at 6 per cent compound Interest, It would now amount Juat what the assessed valuation of Manhattan island Is today, which la about one-hal-f ita real value. New York paid $12,500,000 for Central park and spent $2,500,000 Improving It. If all the bonds had been kept afloat at 6 per cent the total cost would now reach about $60, 000,000. The nature of the Investment may be seen when it ie compared with the fact that Central park ta now worth $200,000,000 as a pleea of real estate. The little parcel of ground on Wall street which sold for $600 a square foot and eclipsed all reoords of the world for valuable land, waa almost twice as high an the bit of precious London dirt which the Bank of England bought for $375 a square foot, the highest ever known In England. Yet New York and the United States have scarce $00 yearn behind them, while England and London have 2.000 years of history. Farm tends in the western at alas, especially, etty property la New York Dallas, Lae Angeles, Beattie, Colorado Springs and other western cities, are now Increasing In value at boom rates of upward flight In other cities the increase te more than It used to lie in a decade. All over the United Stales tha value of farm tends Increased 12 per cent In five years, and the values of the products of the farms Increased 40 per cent In the same period. But there la no heavy mortgaging auch ns preceded the test panic, and If there should be a temporary halt in the march of prosperity, the people are In much better condition to stand still. Meanwhile let every man who Is a good American own a Mt of good American 41. It the best Investment. $15-51- tH-mIwHUMdviui U try shtmgs whisk afetmru wmbtwuaM louef my ftutiam, whsn fartmuUly mu if my fritnii mJvittd mt ta u Penn? Thomas Fixer, cat 2nd Si, 3T. E, Washington, D. C, writes: Fmu ku lou so Buck ter ate that Heel It my duty ta toll you and thoM I waa a sufferer i afflicted oflto marite. from Indigestion and blUouauaaa until I could only attend to ny duttea in an Indifferent tray and raally took no pleasure In life. I waa advised to try a change of climate, Whieh of eoaree would mean sines of ay position, whan fortunately oaa of advised bo to uao Parana. ay frianda I did ao and in two waaka 1 waa a dif f.ront aan and akortly after 1 waa curwd ouratMMck reuWn. It ia oortainly a groat medicine." Haw any poop la la thia country arc afflicted with MUomamtu nod Mlpa Hnndroda of thouaanda of people, tha Alter thay hare triad phyalc and druga and travel and aanltarlumfe many of them at laatroaort to Parana. Ofeouraa they will. It could not ba otherwise, with auchtaatiBoayaa thia batoro thair eyes. A great multitude of paopla hara taken Parana and know what It will do. Many of than declare themselves cured of chronic catarrh by nalng Parana. a ( FORTUNES IN REAL ESTATE (By Frederic J. Haaltla.) One of the aureat Indlcatlona of the widespread proaperlty of the United Statoa la to ba found In the unheard-o- f Increaac in our real catate values. Mora fortune, arc being made out of land In thia country than ware ever made in Broking gold. Some twenty years ago land booming waa a favorite dlreralon of the gentry. Prices of real catate la western states, both city and farm, went tip to fabulous figures. Then the bottom dropped out and the Investors were left flattened out under a heavy load of mortgagee. Now, strange as it may eqem, the land values in thoee same boom districts have increased pntil they are higher than the highest point reached during the boom, and nobody thinks there la anything un-- . uatwl about It How individual fortunes have been made, or how particular Inveatmenta have panned out ia the burden of the stories one bean among the bust-ermen of every American city. In Beattie they tel of n newspaper man who came out west with a little hand preee anj n big ambition. He started S small paper and took almost any kind of advertisements he could get One advertiser ran up a hill of several hundred dollars before the newspaper men found out he couldnt pay. There was much wrangling, but finally n settlement was collected by the newspaper man giving the delinquent advertiser 250 cash in hand and n receipt for the debt, end the editor . took n deed te some submerged tide lands. It waa a family Joke for years how the tether had bren worked, not only ter the advertising bill but for $250 in cash. Recently that same newspaper man Mid a very email fraction of hie tide lends for $65, 000 end is holding the rest against the wiles of a rising market. Land in Webster county. Mo. fifteen or twenty years ago, could he had for nothing if the buyer would assume the mortgage. There were some productive farms in the creek bottoms, hut the Oaark teothllle were not gen- suggested erally fertile. Somebody that everybody begin raising apples, because they would grow there. One , man planted a mortgage on hia little ; farm and bought apple trrea. He set f them out and waited. The fourth . year there waa a big crop. A maa came along one day Juat aa k the applra were beginning to ripen and aald: "That's n fine orchard, what will you take for It?" The farmer didnt know, and the atranger offered It waa auch an enormous sum $6,000. that tha farmer almoat fell over, but he managed to gasp out an assent to the strangers proposal that they meet In Marahfleld on Saturday to fix It up. The former went to see the lawyer on Saturday. "Well, fix up a "To deed. Ive Bold my place. i whom? the lawyer askrd. The farmer told him the stranger's name. Great Scott, man! he isnt buying your farm; hes Juat buying tha ap-- ( pies on the tree; and hall pick em himself. And so it was. Tbe English apple buyer had reached Webster county and apptogrowlng land had Increased in value . For the fortunes that have been made in dty real catate, like those of Vanderbilt, Astor, end Rhinelander families in New York, the "Silent Jim Smith fortune in Chicago, and others, there are end stories of bankrupt families who lost their all in the booms. Booms are going on now, but they are on a safer pinna than in the eighties. A real estate Investor must he able to wait patiently. When the great Birmingham boom started in the Alabama coal and iron fields in 1882 tha Elyton Land company waa formed, with n capital stock of $100,000. The stock was not increased, but at the flood tide its $100 shares sold for $3,650 ach. Of course Birmingham suffered when the boom "busted," but now it has reached the same place, or a higher one, by the process of natural growth, and everything that the boomers said about the future of Birmingham la being realised. The only thing is reel estate fortunes cannot be made la a day. Time la necessary. After the panic of 189$ the receiver of a bankrupt land and loan company In Kansas City tried In vain to get 50c an sera for vast tracts of Kansas farm land. That asm land ia now selling V. ht $10 an acre, and one would be lucky ! as ten-fol- an-nal- ly sixth gxva the visitors throe runs and the game. Boston filled the bases in the fifth Inning, but a great catch score. Wad-dby Nichols prevented a struck out twslve men. Boon: el R.H.E. I Philadelphia 8 Boston Batteries Waddell Glass and Shaw. and Schreck; Detroit 12; Cleveland Clev-tan- d Detroit, Mich., June 29. Both pitchers were easy, while Mullin had the batamen at hia mercy. Coob collided with Bemte at the plate In tbe second. He was safe and Bemia struck Cobh several times se he lay on the ground, for which the catcher waa benched. Score: 2. R.H.E. UTAH, SUNDAY, The UTAHNA THEATER R. Alexander Grant General Mgr. Bill Changes Every Saturday loss. Mat Only Indispensable Magazine at REVIEWof REVIEWS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Chicago 9; St. Louis A Louis. June 29. Chicago took the final game of the series today. 9 to 0, Glade proving easy, while Walsh waa effective Boom; AMERICAN ....... ....9 11 and . show fcsewUalriksir Mas 4ieis Melo- dies, LEON DE CHARTIERES, Will Render' an Illustrated Bong, Replete with Beautiful and Specially Designed Slides. A MARJORIE JORDON, Introducing Mr. Carr as thn Indian Image of Verdi; Also aa Spartacus, the Gladiator; Supported by Mias Jarratt and Spies Puebla 4; Doe Moines A Pueblo, June 29. In a pitchers battle, Dee Moines was shut out by Puebla Pueblo bunched four hits on Gehring in the seventh. Score: VL 6 4 6 5 Jordon. . $ Dexter; R.H.E. eeeeeeeeeieeeatslef4 iiiiiiMiMMititieMel S I I Q Batteries Fenlon, Jones and Sullivan; MdNeeley Thompson and Goading. RESULTS AT SHEEPHEAD BAY. New York, June 29. J. L. MoGln-nte- a' Frank G1U, running la his form and practically unbacked, soured a big victory over Peter Pan, the recogd nised champion ef thn year, and Philander, In the Coney 1 tend Jockey club stakes at Sheepahead Bay today. This race is a new feature, with a guaranteed cash value of over a one $25,000 far and a half mile course. Tha defeat of Peter Pan and Philander was a gnat surprise to the public, who bad backed both horses heavily, but neither finish in thn money. Summary: short First race, steeplechase, course Delcanta, won; Bell Hot Shot, third. second; throe-year-ol- three-yraroljj- VIII THE UTAHNASCOPE, Motion Comedy. Ail those coming in late for first performance are requested to remain and witness entire program, or up to the part yon have missed. If you have enjoyed this of vaudeville dont forget that we present another "WINNER" commencing Saturday Matinee, July 6. It pays to "Get the Utahns Habit Wa present nothing but high grade talent to our , , patrons. - 2-- i. nee, tbe Groat Trial stakes Third W. L BUSWLLL Jeweler Second Door North ef Wright's of $25,000, six furlongs Colin, won; Meellck, second; Monopolist, third. Time, 1:11 Fourth race, Coney Island Jorkey club stakes, mils and a half, $25,000 Frank GUI. won; Montgomery, necond; 8slvldere, third. Time, 2:33 Fifth race, mile Herodotus, won; Golf Ball, necond; Smiling Tom, third. Time, 1:4$ Sixth race, one and miles, on turf Lancastrian, won: AnTime, gler, second; Fltmnsp, third. 2:04 $-- three-sixteent- $-- 5. LATONIA RESULTS. Cincinnati, June 29. Lxtonla summary: First race, six furlongs Ben Strqpg. won; Boeserian, second; McChord, third. Time, 1:14 $4. Second race, five furlongs Ysnset, won: Lava Trine, seoond; Ed. Kant, third. Time, 1:02. Third race. mile, handicap Envoy, won; The Minks, second; Mla Lida, third. Time, 1:41 race. Browers Exchange Fourth handicap, alx furlongs Prince Ahmed, won; Gold Proof, second; Colloquy, third. Time, 1:14. Fifth race, five and half furlong Ordono, won; Evelyn S.. second; Geneve 8.. third. Time, 1:0$. Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth Still Alarm, won; Haxel Patch, eeo-onQugga, third. Time, 1:46. Seventh race, mile Dr. Turner, won; Dr. Spruill, second; Bernie, Cramer, third. Time, a. 42. PATRONIZE THEM AND HELP TO ENRICH THE COUNTY AND STATE lBaaaaaaaaeneeaaaaaananaaannnaaaaremvmannanneaaaaaaaanVtsvyVMVtWuwr UTAH VINEGAR AND UTAH CANNING CO. WM. PEARCE PICKLE WORKS OGDEN, UTAH. PIONEER FOUNDRY & Manufacturers ef Packers ef High Grade Vegetables MACHINE WORKS VINEGAR and PICKLES Pure Food Catsup. Manufacturer Iron and Brass Cast Food Pork A Bunn STRICTLY A HOME PRODUCT. Pierces Pure Inga, Shafting, Pulleys, Seller and Pure Peed Hominy, PRICES MATINEES ..; e Tank Work, end ell kinds of Work. 2651 Wash, Ave. Phone 340 Bell lerce's Worcestershire Bailee. We pack but one grade of goads THE BEST. HfoH44'4.foH'4M4imH :: JOHN HOXER J. G. READ & BROS. CO. Harness and Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer Saddlery 334 te 340 ',2410 Wash. Ave.' ; OGDEN, UTAH. 2261 Wish. Latest Motion Ava 1 Flavoring Extracts and Gold Cross Olive Oil Co. UNION MADE M FLOUR, HAY, GRAIN And Plenty of It Stock Remedies and Poultry JESSE J. DRIVER 6ILLES PLANING MILLS Lymskey & Larsen Meet Me First-Cla- ss at me DEN Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. , - It UTAH. Practical Horseshoeing This is the Place to Buy Your ' AT LOGAN, Manufacturers ef Bash, Doors, Frame Mantles, Moulding, Wood Turning, Band Sewing and Stair Building. Office and Mill Corner Twenty-seconStreet and Washington Avenue, Opposite Tabernacle. Phonos, Ind. 666; Bell 1305. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ALL KIND8 OF. MILL WORK. DR U G G I S T Drugs, Guaranteed and Strictly Pure none We regulate interference, gelt and cure diseased feet. Improve action of the horse. Hones called for and returned. 2860 Wash. 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After pitching magnificent bail for seven innings, Gua Thompson, tha big Omaha twlrler, had a brain storm in the eighth inning of the game hern today, andthrew hie own game away. Score: H. CARR GEO. R.H.E. OlDlhft hnp-hniar- Globe. 6 I 1 6 S 4 Adame end McDonough; e'e o matter In any Is not a way. Like garments, eome Jewel effecta are becoming to tha wearer and some are not for that reason the advantages ot a Urge and varied line ef these articles, aa shown at Buswell'a, most be apparent to every lady whose tastes and fancy incline to a cartful and artistic selection. V. R.H.E. Lincoln . who has done well taking subscriptions to various magnates? A asmpte worth 85 cents for his (or nro name and address wont yon send it? A years subscription FREE If the person yon recommend sends ns are orders within thirty days after his appointment. BELLE STONE, Who Defies the Laws of Gravity With Her Mysterious Denver 6; Sioux City A Denver, June 29. Denver played tha better ball throughout the game and won easily from Bloux Ctty, 6 to A Score: and nriM la Us ariaM"' DO YOU KNOW AN AGENT? IV. SOLOMON THE SECOND, The Brainiest Maa in Vaudeville. Des Moineu Pueblo . ... Batteries Gehring Hatch and Drill. fees targe end small, for foil or spare time work. Tbs liberal commie-sum- s and cash prises offered, and the uarvdoui selling qualities of the Review of Reviews ia connection with our strong new Magnates Clubbing Combinations, or with the handaomret little set of books yon ever saw our "LITTLE MASTERPIECE antes will ensbleyou or anyone, with or without experimro, to MAKE ALL KINDS OK MONEY IN YOUR HOME: TOWNi yea more, to build p a business with no capital except ENERGY- -a busi ness that will grow, a businesa that will insure you both a permanent sod profitable income. Well be glad to toll yon all about it if you ask us. Writs TODAY before you forget it, to tbe Review of Reviews Company, 13 Astor Place, Room 400, New York. IIL westernTeague Denver Sioux City Batteries an (ins TO REPRESENT US IN EVERY COMMUNITY Comedy. Our New Singer of Pictured At St. Paul Bt. Paul 3; Kanina City 1. (12 innings). At Toledo Toledo 5; Columbus S. At Milwaukee Milwaukee 9; Min neapolis 2. At Indianapolis First game Inlaa-apoll- a 0; Louisville 6. Second game Louisville S; Indianapolis 2. . VIOLA A ENGLE, Bumpi-dl-Bum- 0 JSSOCliHON sawt WE WANT AGENTS IL $ Bluelow; Personal Adornment in telra vitwshsvtailteipmMdMMlll I sU bo Su Sm) m; kniii kin M hmi tr.l a4 thmsMul aan, n w sdMreria R.H.E. 8t. Louie ta. Chicago Glade Batteries Walsh and Sullivan. Untied THIS YEAR IT IS MORE INDISPENSABLE THAN EVER "I 81. the were shipped today upon the steam-shl- p Silvia for Hamburg. The Silvia which eaite by way of Baltimore will take 16 or 18 days for the voyage to Hamburg. The races are to be eating August. 15. ITS THE AMERICAN MONTHLY 2:30. OVERTURE. represent , r 1 Following Is the new program at the Utahns for week commencing Saturday Matinee, June 29. - to selected Boa-to- States lx the races with Germany of the seme class at Kk-- in August EVENINGS Tws Performances, 7:30 end 9:15. MATINEE Daily, Except Sunday, 12 1$ 3 Detroit 6 5 Cleveland Batteries Mullin and Archer; Berger, He, Bemis and Wakefield. 8 6 Boston. June 29,-three CUu. Yachts, Marblehead. Chew ink V1U, and Spokane, which have been 370 25th St . 1-- 5. SPORTS MM NATIONAL LEAGUE Games Postponed. game postponed York game rain; Philadelphia-New postponed rain . Boeton-Brookly- n Pittsburg 2; Chicago 1. ARMY COLLEGE GRADUATES. June 29. Sixteen Chica-goan- a on flies Leach today, perished Fort Leavenworth. Kn.. June 29. capturing half of them, and fattahurg The graduating exeroiaea of the Uniwon the third straight game from ted Btatea Army college were held toChicago, 2 to 1. Score: in Pope Hall. General Franklin day IL H. E. commandant 6 1 Bell and General Hall, Chicago itirmisiKitiniiiil addresses. The 2 8 1 at the fort, will deliver Pittsburg the infantry and Batteries Pfelster, Ruelbach and graduates. Including There cavalry dan, numbered 38. Kllng; Philippe and Gibson. Second were five honor graduates. Lieutenant George C. Marshall. ThirCincinnati 4; St Louis A tieth infantry appointed from Virginia 29. June A Ohio, wild Cincinnati, Military school, leads the class with throw by McGlynn on Huggln'a bunt, an average of 967.751 points out of a two men had secured hits, gave after 1,000. The other four honor possible Cincinnati the winning run in tha are: Captain M. C. Kerth, graduate! 13th inning of todays game. All the Twenty-thirinfantry 965.145; Capruns scored by the locals were made tain D. C. Rhodes, Sixth cavalry, on errors. Score: Second Lieutenant R. E. 964 .819; R. II. EL and 962.063, Beebe, Twenty-nint....... 4 11 2 Lieutenant Cincinnati , ... H. L. Codges, Fifth cav-alr- v 3 10 3 St. Louis 958.540. Batteries Ooakley, Weimer and The five distinguished graduates Schlel; McGlynn and Marshall are: First Lieutenant M. E. Ijneke, Artillery Corp: First Lieutenant D. H. AMERICANLEAGGE Currie, Artillery Corps; Captain C. E. Stodter. Ninth cavalry. First LieutenGame Postponed. ant L. 8. Morrey, Twelfth cavalry, and New game post- First Lieutenant Upton Blrnle Jr., Arponed rain. tillery corps. The live honor and five distinguishBoston 0. Philadelphia 2; ed graduates with nine more of the Boston, June 29. Two Boston er- highest instindlng will become memrors and two Philadelphia hits in the bers of the new staff college class. SUPPLIES THE BEST Try Them T. B. Heller 2310 Washington Avenue. Both Phcnee. ........ Horses Wanted pounds, immediately. hare you got? What AVE. Real Estate Bargains Xu suy part of the City and County. Lotus on Improved City and Farm Property Promptly Negotiated. 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