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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

EL AF
in a state of frantic excitement and ner-
vcusness. But as ii was I had no idea Of
what was in store for me-. SO I went out
to dinner one evening with an unruffed
mind.
II was dining at the Belfords', who, as
you know, are my Oldest friends, and Mrs.
Bedford came up to me before dinner and
whispered: Douglas, I am giving you an
awful lump to take in to dinner, but she
is the most important woman here but
one, whom George Is, of course, taking,
and you will have a nice one on the other
side; SO be a dear to both OF them. They
are both widows, SO be careful she
added. laughing.
Between two Stools I began.
80. I forgot she interrupted, the
lump is Mrs. Birchington and the pretty
on your left is Mrs. ~Staunton-don't
mix up their names. She turned away to
greet a newly arrived guest, but present.
ly called me to her by a look. Mrs.
Birchington, may I introduce Colonel
Northcote for I was Colonel them, Col
ionel Northcote, Mrs. Birchington.' I
bowed and glanced at the lady my hostess
had SO ~euphoniously termed a lump"
She was a heavy, middle-aged woman,
with small features embedded in fat. and
she had a heavy unattractive eye and a
look OF ineffable self-contentment. I
murmured one or two of the usual
weather -commonplaces. and then dinner
was announced, n ! took her down;
and. by Jove! she leant a goodly portion
OF fifteen stone on my arm. Ny left
handed companion was a tall, delicate
ooking woman, much younger, with q
face that was still lovely. although she
also must have been nearing the wrong
side OF 40. l paid the most dutiful atten-
ton to Mrs. BirchingtoM for the first few
courses, and then found myself deeply en-
crossed by Mrs. Stanton, for she was as
witty as she was good looking: and to tell
the truth was rather taken with her.
Did. . think you had ever met her
before?" ! asked. anticipating a little.
The general shook his head.
mo, they were neither OF them like any
one | ever remembered meeting, although
Mrs. Birchington was liks dozens of the
dowagers that one meets every day. But
Mrs. 6taunton was a beauty. and had the
airs of a beauty who intended keeping up
her supremacy over our sex as long as
possible.
ut was a long dinner, but I enjoyed
every moment of It. I was glad to be
home again at last, and quite ready to set
tie down and enjoy myself, and 1t gave
me genuine pleasure when Mrs. Stanton
asked NE to come and see her. You In
terest me- she said, laughing, because
you haven't a wife. All Colonies have
wives as a rule, and they are such q
bother. Have you ever been In love, Cor
onel N~orthcote?' It was q light question,
N I don't know what made me answer
so seriously. but I said gravely, Only
once Mrs. Staurton.' She laughed airfly.
What a tragic tone! Have you got over
= yst7 Was she lively. and what hap
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

he could gather, the Society Tid-Bit
preferred the Gally Boy to the one who
sat on the other side Of the. Room and
talked about the New Books.
MI. Splivens decided to turn over a
New Leaf. He saw that his only
Chance was to jump in and make a
Bold Play. His telepathic Tactics haG
not made the slightest Impression on
Lucy. The Silent System vas no good
The next time 1 get a chance tc
Lead, I will give her a Glad Surprise
he said to himself. II will convince the
Little Lady that I am not made Of
Wood. I can be just as Loving as the
next n If my Nerve holds out"
So he went to a Dance and there was
Lucy, looking very Cute and Coquet-
fish and hemmed in by the usual Gang
about to Buck the Line and make a
hard Tackle, but he suddenly realized
that he was not in Condition. What
he needed was a little Dutch Courage.
Accordingly he slipped out and slowed
away five Santiago Sours, so-called
because they leave you wrecked on the
Beach. He came back q trife Squiffy
and all Set. Homer was ready to be
as Friendly and Familiar as any Girl
could possibly wish. He laid Hands on
the surprised Lucy and led her to the
dim Conservatory.
This is where my Stock takes a
Leap of 20 Points" he said to himself.
us he led her to a Rustic Bench be-
meath a Lemon Tree.
He fixed a Burning Gaze on her and
carelessly wrapped an Arm about her
supple Waist.
old Girl. you are all right" he said.
With a piercing Shrek, she hurled
him among the Cacti and declared that
she had been Insulted.
why do you discriminate against
me?" he asked in a hurt Tone. .
Il always supposed you were a Cen
tleman," h said, freezingly.
II have been up to date and prob
ably that is why my Work is so
Coarse" he replied. WAS I too Sud-
den?"
"Wretch!" she exclaimed and swept
back into he Ball Room.
For three Days after thai her Broth
er was looking for Mr.. Splivens with
a Gun.
MoRAL-It has to be done in just o
certain Way.
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Facing the


We had been exchanging views on the
subject of mental and moral courage.
The general smiled across at me.
"Ah, my dear boy, it's all very well to
talk about pluck-but it's more pluck we
want in this vale of tears, and, above all,
the knowledge how to act in an emer-
gency.''
..Yes?"
I waited, feeling sure the generals plati-s
tude was bornsof some pungen reninis-
cence, and I have a great fondness for
the generals "reminiscences. I did not
wait in vain.
4 have, as you know Gerald, my boy,
never married, but I was once deeply in
love, as deeply as 1t is possible for a
young chap to be who starts life with an
unusual amount Of illusions.
"She was the daintiest creature you
ever set eyes on with a delicate face and
what these p~ot-boilers call an ethereal
figure, not particularly young-about %
OF 29-but one of the loveliest women l
have ever seen. BY Jove! If ever there
was a young idiot who thought his divin-
ity perfect, 1t was ]. I thought about her
night and day, I worshiped her, I ideal
lied her, I lived In a state of hopeless and
helpless slavery. It makes me smile to
think of 1t now, but 1t was q serious mat
ter at the time. I had just Joined my
regiment. i had plenty of private means,
SO when we were ordered out I took cour-
age and proposed to her.
To my intense delight and ever aston
ishment, she accepted me. She wouldn't
marry me before / went, but she prom
Used to follow me in a cal, and I went
away full OF blissful expectation and UNI
told folly.
"she wrote to me every mail, and I
lived. in q state Of ~polo-playing and
beatitude. One day I had a casual note
from herz-a note that only a woman could
write-telling me that she feared she a
made a mistake and hat she feared she
loved some one else.
Shortly afterwards / heard she was go
ing to be married. / didn't even hear the
other mans ame-and / didn't want OIL
should like to have shot him for stealing
her from me. or 1t would AVE given me
immense pleasure to have horsewhipped
him., but, unfortunately, she wasn't my
wife, and she had a perfect right to
change her. mind II she liked
Well, 1t was nearly fifteen years be-
fore I came home to settle. I had been
back or learea after being wounded, but
/ had gone straight down to my father'
place. and he had died while i was there,
so / did not, OF course, &c ont or meet
any Of my old friends"
Have YOU ever seen her SINGER" I
asked.
The general nodded. Once. Gerald. and
that's the point OF my story
Where r.
"Tn tell you. II was nearly sixteen
years since she had broken on our en-
g~agenent, and + had at last almost ceased
to remember her. Had I known / was go
ing to meet her that night I believe the
whole feeling OF the thing would have
Como back again and ! should have bsen
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31
RHODES Il 1scUnABLr Ill.
It IL Believed ts Be q Malignant Tumor
In the Stomach.

London Gable: Cecil Rhodes, according
to information supplied by a colleague in
the De Beers directorate, is suffering
from an incurable complaint, which is be-
lieved to be a malignant tumorf in the
stomach. He has just returned to London
from six weeks of complete seclusion. with
DR.. Jameson in the Scottish highlands,
where he saw nobody and refused all in
vitations to country houses. He lives on
a milk diet, varied occasionally by chicken
Jelly. He has a special COW, which he
takes with him wherever he goes. He has
grown very fat and is more reticent and
morose than ever. II anything hould
happen to Mr.. Rhodes now 1t would mean
a tremendous cataclysm on the London
stock exchange, as the vast over-capital-
lied Rhodesian enterprises are only kept
above water by the belief that when
peace comes Rhodes will ave them.
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not Enter without walking on several
Ladies.
Among the Town Boys he was re-
sarded as a hot Patsy, but the Girls
looked upon him as a fair-haired Rollo
who was too Simple and Bashful to be
was a James Dandy, but when he found
himself In his Merry Makeup and
surrounded by the Elite, he simmered
down and became a mere Chair-Warm-
er and Coffee Cooler.
Homer was what the Horseman calls
q Bad Actor. In the early morning
Practice he could do # Quarter in 20,
he struck a foolish Side-Motion and ran
n the Fence.
When he was among the Fellows he
opened up like a Morning Glory. He
told Stories and said Sarcastic Things
about Married People he knew and
made UP Verses. The Young Men
would repeat these Bright Observa-
witty and entertaining old Splivey was.
So the next time Homer showed up,
the vivac!ous little Kittens would form
B Semi-Ctrcle IN front of him and say,
oh, MI. Splivens, do tell us a Story
or else make one of your Killing
Jokes" Then Homer would flush up
and try to swallow his Palate. He
ASSSSh Inc d Oy1AS ~ WELSH
Rabbit. nj make q few choking
Sounds, but there would be nothing do
Ing in the Story Line.
After a Painful Pause the Girls
would quit him cold. During the re-
mainder Of the Evening, Homer would
sit back in a dark Corner Of the Cen
tleman's Dressing Room, thinking up
the Reply he might have made but did
not.
In the meantime. the Girls would be
giving him the Giggle and saying he
was the wooziest ever. If they met
him later in the Evening, each one
gave him some Cutting Remark about
having a Nice Time. If they had been
Men he could have Come Back>i in grand
style. but when any little blue-eyed
Elsie ran up and jabbed a Harpoon
Into his %quivering Bosom. he simply
groaned and turned his Face to the
Wall.
What made It SO Bitter for Homer
was that, in Heart Of Hearts, he want
ed to be a Butterfly. Frequently he
would say, "some Boys can Fly and
why can't II"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31
Had seen Il before.

New York Clipper: DR.. c. w. Crawford,
manage of the Grand opera house at
Spencer. Ia. vouches for this:
At a recent performance at this theater
an over-dressed woman, after rustIing os-
tentatiously into her seat, finally COM
POSED herself and looked at her program.
Opening 1t at the second page of the bill.
she saw in prominent letters, Synopsis"
which she Inexperienced in an audible
tone.
"Pshaw!" she remarked, turning to her
companion. we've seen his here play
before; let's go home"
But after a whispered objection on tho
Fart of her friend, who probably ex-
planned her mistake TO her, she settled
back in her seat apparently somewhat
discounted. "a [@@a -
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

Ask Your Dealer for Aliens Foot Ease,
"A powder to shake into your shoes. IL
rests the feet. Cures Swollen. Sore. Hot.
Gallons, Aching, Sweating feet and In
growing Nails, Corns and Bunions. Aliens
Eoot-Ease makes new or tight shoes easy.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. 25c.
Sample mailed FREE. Address Allen s.
Olmsted, LIE Roy, N. Y.
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Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph: You
said this cloth was fast color, and II
faded out within two weeks after it was
made up"
well, madam replied the clerk, II
don't him you ought to have expected it
to a any faster han that"
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called her isis" and linked Arms with
her.
Whenever a Rival blocked him off,
Homer stood around on one Foot for
a while. waiting for an Opening and
then he did a soft-shoe Sneak and
swore that he would Forget her.
He told himself that he was a Chump
for continuing to Worship one who
could be paved over and man-handled
by anything that wore a Derby Hat.
But H. Splivens was Hard Hit. The
more he tried to Sponge her Likeness
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31
Care or the Complexion.

Many persons with delicate skin suffer
greatly in winter from chapping. Ere.
Quently the trouble arises from the use
Of impure soap and chap salves. The
face and hands should be washed only in
clear, hot water with Ivory soap. A lit.
tie mutton tallow or almond oil may be
used after the bath to soften the skin.
ELIZA K. PARKER.
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He Felt safe.

Life: Mrs. Slimson-"Don't you
know. Willie. II you are naughty you
won't go to heaven"
"Oh, I don't know. Uncle Jake was
the meanest man I EVER heard of, but
you say he is in heaven now"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

Once there was a Social Fizzle named
Homer Splivens. He was the dampest
b1re-Cracker that ever tried to Pop in
q Public Place.
His Parents had spent $500 on him so
that he might know how to enter a
Ballroom. At the age Of rs he could
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

The biggest grant ever made to a
railway company was $4,000 square
miles given by the United States gov
ernment to the Union Pacific railway.
which was opened In 1869.
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nc Waitinx Per,od.

Tit-Bits: "ID anybody waiting on
your" said a shopwalker at a Diapers
to a girl from the country.
Yes, sir" said the b~lushing damsel:
That's my young man outside. He
wouldn't come In"
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from the Blackboard of his Memory.
the oftener he thought Of her. He,
yearned to monopolize the Affection
which seemed to be On Tap for any
one who cared to step up and turn the
Spigot.
He told himself that Faint Hear.
never won u Fair Lady. From all
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

Sweat and ffuit acids will not dis
color goods dyed with PUTNAM
FADELEss DYES. Sold by druggists.
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Td-Bits: Johnson-Do you mean to
intimate that I can't tell the truth?
PaIknson-By no means. It Is i'm.
possible to say what q man can do UNI.
I'll he has tried.
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Clear white clothes are a sign that the
housekeeper uses Red Cross Ball Blue.
Large 2 OF. package cents.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

S11S fesnanently Cured. hontS or nervousnessaste
ztorsr. BEND for YkKE -. 90 Thai bottle and Irestsse
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Life: Have they enough money to live
on their income 2"
Why. they have enough to live beyond
it."
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

EGGS and mulberry trees were sent
out to Georgia by the British govern
ment shortly after the settlement OF
~ ccsony.
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Pilgrim's Card.

1A8flm'S Cara s
SIR"
Where 10 his card?"
"Here!"
why that Is q tomato cam,
Yes. str: the caller u & tramp"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

Mrs. Winslow's SOOTHING sYnup for Children
~teething. soften the gums, reduces
sllsys pain. cures wind collie. &c = bottle.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1901-10-31

DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK YELLOW?
II so, use Red Cross Ball Blue. It will
make them white as snow. 2 OF. Package
s cents.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-we have money No.
loan on Houston business or city property
rate OF interest. VIM. a. Olsehevsge a.
Co. 100 kiam hulidlag. Z
$500 no LOAN on city property; yonda-
lien notes sold, Paul x Hoover, 2l5iI
Main street. Z
Sl50.grO Tn LOAN on Houston business o.
residence property one 10 ten years: 4
lowest rates OF Interest: monthly pay.
uents II desired; no delay In ges,lns yous
money. Apply TO n. L. Mills 2o3 Main
street. n
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To demonstrate new
patented novelty; sells on sight. Particu
lars address Universal Novelty company.
T. o, box 100. 81 Louis. 80.
TIE OLD Hartford life wants an nrcnr
az every posfoffce In Texas, notes taken
payalle III fall. nv risk w ". Tar,
ierson Manager. Dallas. Texas. ~
BEST SET TEETH 20 a set; all other
work the cheapest In tho city, Diamond
Dental Co.. eu2i3 Main street. Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
lIearuc and Brazos Valley Railroad com
pany viii he held Mt the general office "
the company In the city Of Iicarne. Rob
ertson county, State of Texas, between tho
hours of II o'clock q. IN. and 3 O'Clock y.
M. on the hrst Tuesday in May, 1901, II
being the 18th DAY OF said MONTH for tile
purpose OF electing officers and directors
10 serve during the ensuing year and
Tor the transaction Of such other busini SIS
as may be presented.
5-I-01 w T. Ferguson, Secretary.
THE BOARD or MEDICAL, EXAMIN.
ers OF the Eleventh judicial district will
meet Thursday, April 4, 1T n a M, NJ
the office OF DR.. g. w. Larendon, 3l5i.
Main street. j. W. Scott, NJ, D.. presi'
dent 9. W. Larendon, NJ D. secretary 4
THE REGULAR annual meeting OF TIC
stockholders of the Houston Water com
pany VIII be held at the office of the vice
president T. w. House, IN the city of
Houston, Texas, on Monday, April s, at
II a. m, for the purpose OF elecflng dt-
rectors TO serve for the ensuing year, aud
for such other business ms may come he
fore the meeting, c. H. Sprong, secre.
tary,
NOTICE Having gone out of business |
VIII sell In ten DAYS all trunks and va
Uses that are In my possession. }. NJ.
Mllllams, proprletor 9lA Washington. Z
NOTICE OF Annual Meeting Notice 4
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the tlonston Abstract
company will he held at the office OF the
company. l010 Congress avenue. Houston.
Texas on Tuesday, AT D. m, April =.
1901. John II, Ruby, secretary.
THE PUBLIC is HEREBY notified and
warned not 10 sell any person or persons
for my account any goods, wnres or mer
chandise, or barter, Of any character
cattle. horses wagons. carts or carriages
nor Is any person or persons authorized
10 purchase or barter for my account any
species OF property, cattle, horses waE
ons, cartE o: carriages or to collect ans
money or moneys now due or 10 become
except upon my written order duly signed
from time 10 time. Have no agent o,
agents, implied or otherwise Louisa Nj
Marston. Houston. March Is. II
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the Hous
ton and Texas Central Railroad com
pany will be held NJ the general office
OF the company In the city OF Houston
Harris county, Texas. Mt l2 O'Clock noon
on Monday the LIST day OF April 1901
and that the annual mseting OF the boa I'd
OF directors OF said company will ~. aeld
at the same place ma on the same Cav
Immediately after the adjournment Of the
said annual meeting Of the gtockhoiders
Y. W. Cave Secretary a. al
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WANTED TO BUY.

MANfED-A house In good location: will
ony or rent. 10 use as private hos
pltaL Hot Springs Doctors. All Man
street.
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CHOICE rooms. close In, ui couveniences,
IS 10 Sl2 monthly; use OF barn for horse.
i1ut Copitol ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

oOu ACRES black sandy land; 20 acres tim
Der; along creek living water, two miles
from stattun, sVpd 49, lind. only S. per
acre. G. W, HAIL. 30 Main. 2
60 " ELL. improved land; ID miles from
Houston; near station, 90 acres nne tim.
Der, along creek; non resident owner;
Value sla per acre; price 81, &. w Haul,
g.u Main. &
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Il PRIVATE FAMILY Nicely furnished
large south room for gentlemani with
privilege of bath, Address 1901, this
office.
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FINANCIAL

TO goRRow-$ $1,000 ON good Houston SUI
burban property. Answer 1907. this OF.
nce.
MONEY TO LOAN on city property; vendor
building, y
MONEY TO loan: reasonable interest; on
city property. r. ]. Collins, tol6A Con.
gress.
~ YOU want money zee as; n you nave
the security We can furnish the money.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANT 10 rent a neat or 8 room c9t.
sage; must be gi.hln y hioefa IS SIcS
trot's ;
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IL GREAT REMEDY For chllls, fevers,
laiaria and jaundice; always makes n
Fle, Fuckers Southern Tonic; price VI
bottle. For sale by all druggists or $.
hueker Manufacturer, Nayasota, Tex,
U.s. S-lA
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

S---c--rT5-T- 70 contractors: BIDS for the build,
~, ~ ~ Joseph's church will be opened
ana awarded April the sth' at . .. n >
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FOR RENT.

TO kENr-Two large upstairs rooms: baTh
same hoor. Apply LII Travis Refer
cnces exchanged. 4
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TO NAPLES DRUG STORE; you can
ways tnd IL there. u
~. huICHENS, Nnyasota, Texas. manu-
{actufes salve that cure letter, eczema,
IMeWtrm or old sores of any kind; 81 per
yA. Parties buying this salye and not
fenehled after using one box money re
slnded. Write for testimonials T'1T-9l
EiNh BUILDING. boiler settings en-
klnes' foundation masonry OF any descrip'
on, See Borden & Antell, 200 Main
kueeI; correspondence solicited. n
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HOUSES. lloUSES--See us: we nave A
Tow Tor rent. Pyc 4 Co.. Citizens phone
4u6; klan building
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FOR RENT CHEAP-Throe comfortable
rooms on paved street Apply 1902 Aous-
ton avenue.
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CORNER lot with 2 modern cotiagps j
and rooms respectively. Reir readily
for $40 per month. Good Investment.
Apply 40f Chnrtres.
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FOR SALE-BlOck No. AL ON Main street
known MS lin block; absolutely the most
desirable residence property In Houston,
no objection to selling 10 quarters. For
details, see Houston Land ana Trust
CumDauy 4
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FOR RENT Fonr room coifagc with -I.
tern and clubhouse on ST Charles bc
tween Pcase and jefferson. Apply l4ll
Peasc avenue
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PsurInnSr, ululy - s1slsnlpy puB slus5y
sild "soaa y NoLLoo o S
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ONE HUNDRED aud sixteen acres uelr
depot fenced. cottage and good buildings
on sixteen, S. /. Mcdonald. Arcadia,
Texas Il