davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

being frank is there2 You and | weren't pals"
But what is he like, this young MANI"
Not a bad sort, something like a Jameson
raider, merry, outstanding fellow"
1T was he who at the grave with her!'
whispered van Hupfeldt to himself, while his eyes
1t was he no other. What name did you give him
as that of the husband the marriage lines.
Did he ask that, too? Did you tell him?" With
kind of crazy secrecy he asked it at her ear pant
ing for the answer.
Il didn't remember the husbands name" she
answered, Il told him it wasn't Strauss but van or
Something. And don't lean against me in
that way. People will think YOU full
Van? You told him that? And what did he
say them"
He asked if it wasn't van Something forget
what, Hup-something. | have an awful bad
memory for names, and Look here! don't come
worrying me with your troubles, for I've got my
own to look after"
Van Hupfeldts finger-nails pressed into
the flesh of his palms. This Occupier of the
fiat, then, even knew his name, suspected tie
identity of Strauss with van Hupfeldt! How could
he know it, except from Violet? To the pains of
panic in Hupfeldt was added a stab of jealousy
That Violet knew this young man, he no longer
doubted, doubted that the meeting at the grave
was by appointment. Perhaps Violet, eager to
find suspected papers of her sister, had even put
this into the fiat just he, Hupfeldt
had once put Miss L Estrange there. At all events
other in Violet and in Gwendolne's papers, with the
name van Hupfeldt on his lips, and a suspicion that
van Hupfeldt Strauss, the evil genius of Gwen
dOline.
But there must be meddling in my 1ife!"
van Hupfedt whispered to himself, with an evil
eve that meant no good to David.
When the cab drew up before Miss L'Estrange's
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

m sure, says she. That s queer,
too, if my nostrils are opening and
shutting. - It's only the truth,
l said to her; Your mouth is ac-
customed to uttering falsehood,
and it don't mind, but when Your
nostrlls smell the lie coming out,
tLey get excited, my GIRL
Fancy says she. That's fun
ny So where's the use keep
ing it up, Jenny?' | said to her.
You do make me wild; for ]
know that you're lying, and YOU
know that | know, and vet YOU
keep it up, as if | was man,
and didn't know you. If you've
got the papers, say so; you are
perfectly welcome to them, for
don't want to take them from
you, / said. Well, you seem to
know more than | do myself,
miss, she says. 'Oh, YOU get
out! | said to her, and | pushed
her by the shoulders out of the
room. That's all that passed
between us"
For what reason did YOU ask
her about these papers yesterday
in Particular? demanded van
HuPfeldt thickly, pain gripping
at his heart.
III tell you. The new tenant
of the fiat came to me"
"Ah! the fiat is let again?"
What, didn't you know? He's
only just moved ina Young man
named David Harcourt. "
And he came to you? What
about"
Asking about papers. "
Papers? What interest can
he have in them9 And YOU told
him about the certificates?"
YES,
Got in Himmcli"
Why, what's the matter?"
You told him about the GER
tifiCates? Then it was he who
wrote the MOTEL
Which note? Don't take on
like that-in a cabi"
You told himl Then it was
he-it was he! How does he look,
this young man? What kind of
young mani" Van Hupfeldt
wanted to choke the woman as
she sat there beside him.
Come, cheer up, pull Yourself
together; it will be all tie same
a hundred years hence. I'm sure
/ didn't know that | was iniur-
ing you by telling him, and even
if | had known, l should still have
told him-there's nothing like
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05
by GORDON HOLMES
Coming Me-

be, TOO. ID.
IN ing hour IKE in
~ b;s he'd. r man
4 knew panis EaS ne
:,i,+ He ha home
his interview loiet, ..,t.,,
-,-rng 80 in his carras rom
(. 5es. lance Of the pas p the
-.sl,s, = stricken 10 ~ rt by
=, Unsigned note q to
-; --' \ rrettv G. hing
ok, ..,,,- sister was dded
- the Of it
II n he forthcoming. c one
NV, ",
H-nieldt locked b away
Nm IN his valet-he L ham
- near Hanover and
= hours sat withc- move
~s--. staring the II the
oeless and the los1 e TACT
III be had as good from
gglet the pledgIng -elt 10
tn-that fact which aother
Inc would have file with
tlon. was now ain 'tten
: The darkness OF ia1nl-
r. Is star IS swall Up by
.ar5s. The thing oown!
-5gt known which !. u be-
.reen the chamber heart
-3 God alonei \ # the
IN had whispered it, r soul
rei IN It's horror. ntest
tiss q a wish 10 nur-
II came from betwe. eeth.
He had meant well. 'l had
,ne. but because b. eant
,n badly and had ST. i hard
r.h iate. lei no mar are to
redilel He could be l -gainst
.ae -eel Of a man.
His eyes, long bere ( sleep,
lasei Of themselves last, as
le threw himself upon ms bed.
jui the pang which pGceS the
lap Of the condemned criminal
a woke him. He opened his
res with a clearer miul and set
@ thinking. The unsigned note
o Violet was in a mans hand.
one nights before in the Gene
-ry he had found a man near the
-aye with her, and the man had
7mei 10 be talking with her, a
aung, sun-burned man Who he
as he had no idea; hc had no
.as0n 10 think this was the mar
New-York tribune., 1906-08-05

~ 80 90 -"
night have sent il, z,
suspicion Of itself fix
hzrbored this fear. Il
@re as a clue, had J.,
lie hidden for a time.
monday TO undo !
knew, had wished To-
were against him. !
the fat alone, 10 TAX
search II inside out
lyht step, and a sigh
e4r could hear. but
out tail. Within tho
sea a sight
He had not dared
pr Miss LEStr4r-s
nm 50, suSpectira
according to the
SOP supplies, in ord
ir lis heart had III.
something to find
Gwen. he knew
hat His pho,oe
.-s' letter 10 her
aeen duly DESTROY,
3.othing: But wh
1 tstrange. the U0
he had allowed hr
hitter now was his
T. nave kept some
a lear Of anvth
he suspected nos.
-3and some docu.
through his not
l-N weeks Of her
ms ohildishness ~
4eIt N touch with
u vas not too late
80 On the tollo
.sli ! at the STAG
LEs,rar
Z rs hand a case
'''iga; l,ot. b E5a
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
A Big Fair at Columbus

TIL. N;s.;ss;ooi and West Alabama Fair Association will hold is
srth annual fair at Columbus. Miss, Oct .. =, IS and 20. The
premium list is omplete. all kinds OF live stock and aEricul'u,at
ladies' Exbibit. solicited. Free transportation one way on pou'
:. !" h; aI, and cared for. A floral parade and intercollegiate game
Of football will be par. of the program. Harness and running
-. afternoon. For catalogues aud further information
write JOhN III oES
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15
Hollow Horn Again

Mrs. Ella Gober, Saitiilo, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15

appiieo 10 tue evenings oeno''
ing grubs in the backs of cattle,
it kills the grubs and they never
develop. thus preventing a great
deal Of suffering for the ami
NAL.
l will here ask a question in
regard to these grubs: Is 1t
true that they terminate from
an egg deposited by the horse
1y? have beard that this is
the case.
But | am DEPRESSING somewhat.
TIC return to the subject, we do
not often remove the cows
horns. We do not think it nee.
essary, save perhaps in rare
cases. The disease described
by Mr.. Brooks with probably
two or three other symptoms, is
wha. is generally understood by
the Ignorant" rs hollow horn.
In not knowing the technical
name Of this particular disease.
we must acknowledge ourselves
N belonging with this class. Il
might have benefited great
many besides Mr.. Brooks il DR..
Robert had given the name OF
the disease aud the remedy.
Reply by editor; The grubs
hatch from eggs deposited By
the OK MARBLE ay. ON monty
called the heel ny. Il resembles
the boldly often seen laying eggs
on the legs Of horses. but is not
the sane. I, also res m blcs 10
appearance the honey bee.
Whenever one OF these grubs is
got out Of cows back alive. i.
should be killed. aimee it will
burrow ioto the ground. change
its form. aud return 10 pcrpctu-
ate its kind. | am indebted TO
Prof. Glenn w. Hcrrick. Agri.
cultural College. Miss, Tor the
foregoing information. TO whom
turned for reliable infor nation
SINCE entomology 10 his speeial-
ty and there were points con
corning which could not rely
on my own knowledge.
AZ TO hollow horn. l will say
it seems some joker long ago
told an owner OF 4 sick COW that
the trouble with her vas that
she had hollow horns. 1t also
seems he said anybody could
prove it by saving of her horns
and finding them hollow. Since
all cows have hollow horns. the
innocent owner OF the animal
imagined be bad learned some
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-10-15

1 was IN tue letter
ia your Sept. IS issue from the
gentleman wa nting treatment
for hollox horn. giving an ap.
parently exhaustive catalog Of
symptoms OF the affected ami
NAL. DR.. Robert gives him
quite a general lecture with hol-
low horn as the subject, but the
whole thing seems TO ne quite a
digression. II DR.. Rober, could
not professionally recognize the
term hollow horn as applied by
Mr.. Brooks, he could surely
have recognized the symptoms
as given and applied the proper
name for the disease, If not the
remedy. We have had consider
able experience with cattle,
though we acknowledge our ig.
norance IA to technical terms,
having eve studied anatomy
save from 4 practical standpoint.
We have seen cattle affected AZ
Mr.. Brooks describes, aud saw.
ing the horns generally gives re-
lief, and the horns will heal when
the discharge of pus stops.
A tablespoonful OF turpen,inc
applied to the top of head Jus,
behiad the horns IN good. II it
10 hot weather keep COW in
shade, and out OF rain while at.
fected. Punch the pi,h from
the cob ola small nubbin OF
corn; l say \ ANAL one. because
when affected this way the ami
malls jaws seem set and si'd
and m~astication ia difficult. 10.
sert in the opening lief, in the
cob by punching out pith about
4 two-inch length OF poke root.
and give the nubbin TO the COW.
Get abouta quart OF good home
made lye soap-that is. made
from wood ashes-add salt till it
10 something like a paste, stir.
ring and mixing TO make al much
Of the salt dissolve a. possible.
Apply this mixture with the
hand. a brush or swab. 10 the
animals spinal column, from the
head 10 root Of tail and all on
the back where il can be made
10 adhere. The animal usually
ticks off all this that il can reach,
inside of week. This seems
to act az a tonic and stimulant.
This treatment may be repeated
in a week in severe cases, also
the dose OF poke root. This salt
and soap treatment il good for
the whole herd in February and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24
Special Stockholders MEETING.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting Of the stockholders of the
Mammoth Mining Company is hereby
called. 10 be held at its principal office
at rooms Al and a. Hooper block. Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 18th day of
July, 1906, at o'clock D. m. of said
day. The object and purpose and the
matter to be considered and determined
At said meeting being whether said Nam
moth Mining company shall sell and
transfer all Of its property, real and per-
sonal, that it owns and possesses. to a
new corporation to be formed for that
purpose and to be Incorporated in .
state other than the state OF Utah and
whether the present stockholders OF
said Mammoth Mining company shall ana
will receive the capital stock Of said new
corporation TO be formed IN exchange for
the capital stock they and eaCn now hold
Of the capital stock OF said Mamuofh
Mining company such exchange 10 ha
made by suTrendering one share Of said
Mammoth Mining company stock for one
share Of the stock Of said new corDora
tion to be formed. The authorized capitaI
stock Of said new corporation TO be
formed 10 be one million dollars divided
into four hundred thousand shares of two
dollars and fifty cents each share. 50 thar
each stoCkhOlder shall receive one share
IN the new corporation for every share
now held by him in said Mammoth Min
ing company The property Of said Nam
moth Mining company TO be sold and
transferred to said new corporation TO he
formed for the sum OF one million dollars
which shall make said four hundred tho,I,
sand shares Of stock to be issued ana
appOrtiOned among the present share
holders as fully paid stock. All stock NAV
be voted in person or by proxy, each
share being entitled 20 one vote
Dated this 18th day OF June 1905
SAMUEL MCINTYRE. President
R NJ WILKINSON. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24

E E. CASSIDY & CO. 4O7 Atlas Block.
AS S. 4th F.. fine CIR. modern red 2. b.
Interior finish very fine. Large reception
hall. Everything up TO date. Lot 21ExS.
Only $500.
Or. p. b., modern, y. B., e. l., fur, 81 $50;
500 cash. bal. $40 per month.
5-r. mod, close in, s. 80; snap.
9-r- mod. house. interiOrsfinish very fine.
Lot 50 TT. by 10 rods, 16-fOOt alley. This
is a bargain, S3.6G0
On \. b, new ~. p. b., mod, $500 500
cash. bal SIS per month.
West I'd So. SIR. mod q. b., built by
owner for a home, only $500; $500 cash,
bal $50 per month
Nearly new 4-r. mod. o. b.. W side,
S2.S00: $500 cash. bal SIS per month
New Ar. p. b., oil finish, W. S, S7e0,
500 cash, bal SIC per month
VACANT LOTS
5xl0 cor. close in. y. b. $1,000.
71zx10, close in, n b, $3.50.
5X5 \. b. bench. 81. 200.
4lIax124 #. TO alley, near L. D. S. Hos.
SS00
5xf0. f. side. close in, $500.
This Is only a few Of our bargains. Cali
and see MS, and investigate our list, No
trouble to show our property
Z. Z. Cassidy 4 Co, 407 Atlas Block.
Bell phone 1927
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WEIR. Sc ". SECOND SOUTH.
81 250-7-rOOm brick cottage, nearly new;
bath, toilet, etc; I St near Brig
ham
g O00-New Broom brick. modern; lot 50x
I35 feet; near ID So. and 9Th E
Sc O00-6-room brick; bath, toilet, etc. 9Th
r. near 9Th So
g G0-New Groom brick; bath, etc; lot
54x123 feet. facing park.
s. OO0-5-roOm brick; lot 3X10 rods; 1lth E
near Sd So
81 7OO-4-room cottage; y near LIST.
s., 050-6-roOm frame new; two lots, near
Liberty park
81 .1OO-Eroom cottage, near sth W. and I'd
So.
81 6OO-6-rOom brick and frame; near Rio
Grande shops.
s650-2I5x7 rods: 9Th So near 18th Z.
81 O50-55xI151a feet 9Th Z near 9Th So.
s. 200-14Ss4x14 feet; corner 9th E. and
9Th So. facing park
8. 6J0-7fx150 feet; corner 9TH Z. and 9th
So facing park.
S7OO-4Ox17O feet: 18th Z. near 4th So.
81 S50-l35x170 feet; corner near 9th ". and
ID So.
s.. 25o-IS2x2S0 feet; corner 9th and Fulmer
s1.6N-i4Oz1S5 feet; corner 9Th So. and 9Th
s7Oo-Fine corner. 1Ossax16 feet; West
WEIR, Sc W. SECOND SOUTH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24
LITTLE & LTTTLE.

LITTLE & LITTLE
we only advertise a few from our ex-
ugatiOn.
CORNER, 1OxSls RODS AND 16-FOoT
ALLEY IN REAR; SECOND WEST AND
EIGHTH SOUTH. s., 80
Ten rods frontage, trackage and cor. /;
$1,000.
Fine 4-room brick. with 21kx10 rods. 1
block from r c. depot; 81 $50; easy terms.
Elegant new 5-room mod. pressed Dr.:
southeast; fine lot; $500; easy terms.
Cor, S30xl65, trackage5 $500
1ZS4XlS rods traCkage, two fronts, Is Of
ground improved with small houses rent
ing Tor $500 per year Price for all $3.50.
5-rOOm mod. pressed brick with corner lot
21aX10; s., $50; $500 cash. bal S15 per mo.
Groom brick, bath, toilet, electric light;
lot 2xl0; joint driveway; near @ and Brig
ham: $3.50; good terms
Groom mod. frame. including furnace.
cor. lot near Brigham and r; $500; easy
terms. This is a great bargain
5x10, east bench; $3.50, cheap.
10 acres, county road and 18th South +,
fine water right; small house; So 500.
Groom brick. Dor bath. toilet IavafOrx-
G. J., cement walks, shade, lawn barn
etc; fine lot; near W. T. and eth So. !;
S315O.
S1zx1o rods, with Groom house. blocks
east of our office, $500.
In best section northeast a new S-room
mod pressed brick; furnace. complete
plumbing; 212X10 lot; easiest kind of
New 5-roOm mod. pressed brick. near 9th
So. and I'd West: $500 cash. SO a month
including interest; $500.
4X9 and alley, near 9Th So. and 9TH East;
groom mod. cottage. near Sd and F: lot
2l8X7; 500 cash, bal. monthly; $4,000
Near 1st So and 9Th w a 2-story. =
room brick. porcelain bath, electric light
etc; 500 cash, bal monthly; g. 500
Near 9Th SO. and 9Th E a 5-roorn mod
pressed brick, nearly new; lot PIX; very
easy terms; $3.50.
Look at s. r St, which is a Groom mod
ern home; furnace. etc, corner lot 2IbxS.
$3.50 cash bal. monthly: $500.
5xe0 rods, 9Th So, near Sth T.. s.. $50
You can make II rods frontage out Of
this.
3 houses of 4 and rooms each. with 10
feet frontage, very close in; now paying
II per cent net; a great investment.
3JXI45 feet on Sd So, near Sd W. at 500
per foot just a stones throw from new
passenger station
S-room brick. with large lot. near ID
N and Sth w; $3.50
Groom frame, flowing well; lot 21k rods
front, rear 4th \. near 4th W. 500; 800
cash. SO per month
4-roOm brick on 5xl0 corner on northeast
bench. 5th St; $500; easy terms
s. feet frontage. IL blocks from Eagle
gate; just the right spot for flats and only
S. 7O0-
9-room modern pressed brick. almost
new; furnace, laundry, etc; blocks east
Of our office $3.50
201sXl65 on State, between 9Th and 18th
So; at 500 per foot
39xl45 20 alley; Ist So near city hall; at
500 per foot.
LITTLE & LITTLE.
Under National Bank of the Republic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24

Is IT A IOIIAGEE
The very best for the least money, I'M
equalied in this city.
Exclusive Agency.
SSS West 5rd South. Broom mod. cot
tage. the lot 35x140 to alley: S2,100- Will
allow 500 for repairs.
81 Summerby St, S-roOm cottage, 50x
1S7 to alley. $3.50; easy terms.
1857 Windsor Ave, handsome 4-room
brick cottage, 5OX157 to alley. $500.
9Th East near 9Th South, 50x157, 6-room
mod. cottage, S., go.
Groom mod cottage. near 4th East and
18th South, 75x125 feet. the lot all under
lawn. fruit trees. one of the prettiest
homes southeast, $3.50.
On Lake St, near 9Th South and 9TH
East. a 6-roOm mod. brick cottage, lot
55X150 feet. 50. $50.
JAS South 18th East. 5-room mod. brick.
$3.50 cash. S25 per month, including per
cent interest, e. 500.
r St. near 1st, 5-room mod. brick, lot
21sx7 rods. So. $50.
Little ways north Of this place on a
corner. q 5-rOom modern brick cottage,
lot 2l5x61k rods. S3.000.
On Q St. near 1st.. 5-room mod. brick
cottage. connected sewer. with lot PAX
rods. So, 800.
tage. connected with sewer, clean place,
on Bird St. near R St. south front. 5x1O
rods with 7-rOOm mod. residence. $4,000.
On r St. near I'd 7-room modern 2-story
frame. 50 500
On 3rd St bet and P the best =
room modern residence for the money in
this city. It must be seen ts be appre-
ciated. Price s.. 100
Several hundred others in all parts Of
the city
a RICHTER.
70 W 1st South St Phone 6fL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24


QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE
Read the following carefully and If you
don't see what you are looking for. call
on us at our office in the New Herald
Building. We consider it favor to have
people call on US and see what YOU have
One Of the most modern five-rOom
brick cottages on Sixth East street.
furnace heated bath ana toilet
facing east 49, -. -.--..... 81 900
2o5 5-roOm modern brick cottage on
East Fifth South street. facing
81 FOur-rOOm frame cottage on
Bryan avenue, 50x157 foot lot. 1896
cash $1,000 per month ---- -.-..-.-. L 100
259 Six-rOOm brick house two sto-
ries, facing West on Seventh East
near Sth South street ..-.........-..- . 600
262 F1Ve-rOOm frame cottage on
Tenth East street. with good lot.
shade and lawn. easy terms ... / 30
Five-room modern brick cottage fac
ing East on Ninth East street near
Seventh South street; easy pay
neIIS 1859 $50 $1,000 ----.--.-----.-- 3-pJJ
These are only a few of our bargains
and if any of the above don't suit YOU
call on us. It Will be money in your
pocket and time well spent We do not
consider it time wasted to talk to pros
pective purchasers.
Try our motto by listing your property
with us
Anderson Real Estate Investment. Co.
Rooms 300-301 New Herald Building.
Both Phones 47A
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ATLAS BLOCK BASEMENT
81, 250-New 3-Tu- rustic: pantry closet
mantel.-e l.. etc; 2lzx10; 5. E. walk
ing distance
81. 500-GOOd brick. 4 rooms near r. G. ".
Ry- depot; 2l4X10 lot; city water
shade. etc. -.=--
81, S00-New 6-rm. brick. S E; will finish
bath etc. complete; lot 2Xi0. See IT,
S2,500-A pretty broom modern. cottage
near 9Th E; has fine porcelain bath.
etc. and good cellar; large lot.
SJ9-FTame. adobe lined, rooms and
kitchen; water and sink; shade
barn, etc: on Sd ".
150-Neat broom frame, on So. I'd w
easy terms.
81. O00-Choice 2lkx7 lot on 2. sth So.
5 S50-Lot 21zX10 rods on 9Th T. near Sth
5 s5o-on 9Th f. sx10 rods: very choice
5 4O-LOt S0X145 feet; shade, fruit and
fence. Snap.
5 S75-Good 3xs-rod lot street car; city
wates.
Lots of Large and Little Lots and Hous-
es for sale exclusively by a. 9. Sadier, 81
West Second South Street. CALL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-24
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
A Few
To Be Sacrificed

A Few
To Be Sacrificed
s2.oo0-Choice lot. pixie rods, LIST So. st.
south front. A genuine bargain.
sl5x2O rods. with house. near Bamberger
4Ox1O5 feet. with right of way at side,
fronting on Second South St, $50.
s2.lN HOME.
Neat 4-room modern brick, cement foot
ing stone foundation, white pressed brick,
closet porcelain bath, toilet, basin, nickel
plumbing, good cellar house rents for
so per month. Owners lost everything
in San Francisco fire and must sell. LO-
sation, Ninth street
4-room modern cottage. with lot 4x7 rods,
Third and E streets, 5000
room modern cottage on N street,
4o-acre farm, 81 miles from the Temple;
good house. shade, some fruit, partly
fenced, artesian wells; $500.
s.. 800 buys a modern 4-room cottage or
800 buys a modern 6-room cottage,
lot near II on Fourth street. We can
build either Of these cottages for you on
this lot and give you easy terms of pay
ment See US at once about this as that
is a choice location.
Greatest bargain on our list in unim-
proved property is one whole block on the
North bench, with city water all around
it, for s2,000.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 East First South.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS

WEST SIDE
s., 000-Tor 5-rOom mod bk-; 9Th West and
I'd South; terms.
50 65O-FOr a beautiful 5-rOOm blk. on W.
I'd South pore. bath. toilet, e. J..
fine lawn. cement walk all round.
q. 375-FOr 5-roOm; 8th West and I'd South.
s., 750-For 7-rOOm modern brick, West 1st
South, terms.
&, 650-For 7-room mod. bk., near West I'd
South. terms
8, 675-For 4-rOOm cream bk-; Sth West
and I'd South, terms.
EAST SIDE
3 25O-FOr Groom modern, I'd street
s.. 450-FOr Groom mod; connected with
sewer; 18th East.
s.. 0J0-FOr 4-rOOm. Bryan ave; $3.50 down
and $3.50 per month.
8 75O-For broom mod; 9th East, $3.50
down and $50 per month.
50 150-FOr Groom mod. new bk.; 6th st.
s.. 500-For broom blk. near 9Th East, Sl.00
down and $50 per month
BUILDING LOTS.
4x10 18th East S,150.
2tzx7. I'd St. slips.
215xS. East ID South, $3.50
3X71s. near ID. S1,Z50-
3Ikx1O ID street. $500.
G F. LITTLE & CO.
2OO=2lO Atlas Block.
Both phones 2S4S.
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HARRINGTON.

NEW 7-rOOm pressed brick residence
modern; lot 43x159 and alley in rear This
is something nice Very desirable lOca-
ton on the bench, $500
dandy, new modern, pressed brick
house; finest plumbing; lot 35x157; fine
house: S. E; $3.50
Ffve-room brick and stable; lot ex10
rods; good condition; nice and cOmforta-
BILE. s. E; $3.50.
Nice broom brick; lot 35x150 feet; good
location; 5. T.; $1,000
SNAP
~ acres on Z. bench; plenty Of water
5000
"a acres. first-class water right, in lu-
Cerne. no buildings, $1,000