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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-05-03

was what her profession made her. a
tracker Of men again. The story went
on.
81 knew that sooner or later the ad
dress would be spoken, for the expla-
nation of everything had come to me
now. This secondhand shop was
that only In name. In reality 1t was
fence for thieves, a meeting place and
rendezvous for robbers-and I had
stumbled into the knowledge Of their
plans, Oh, II some one would ask
for that address! II some one would
speak 1t! felt numbly that l was
cold, that l was shivering, that my
fingernails were biting into the flesh
of my tightly clenched hands. Just
for the address, just one word!
81 started. | pressed closer against
the window. The men, who evidently
had been sitting at a table, were
moving around. | sprang to my feet
and hurried up the fire escape. The
address had come!
There was maze OF few mo-
ments in which neither knew nor IN
! derstood what / did, nor why. When
came to myself, l was turning The
of Chicago avenue and State
80 a half run for street ca.
VII -, ~ in my arms. What !
thought Of the pJ. did not know. The
my mind; all knew Nau ~ 'Tuene
get to the house they pl- % -
before they got there. that, -.
find some way to circumvent = ~,
The street car stopped. boarded II
1T was not until | reached the
block in which the fiat was that be
gan to realize the risks | was taking
, II dawned upon me then that | wal
, carrying my baby into a place wher,
II would not only be in danger, bu
where It might cause danger for me
, What IL there was no one al home, n
one | could warn? The realization
, flashed upon me that there would b
: no one. for knew that in the plans
had heard the robbers ielt sure the
/. would be safe in their work, for
) while at least hurried to the fiat
! | rang the bells. one after the othel
: Not a tube answered. | circled 10 tn
e back. pushed the buttons for th
e servants. There came no reply.
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had been placed to watch Just within
the door; l knew there was one
shadow which might aid me-but
that the first wrong step would bring
the watching man laundering upon me.
knew the child In my arms might be
aroused by my first movement and
that she might cry. I knew that my
woman's heart was quailing, that 1t
was crying out to me to remain
where | at least stood q chance Of
safety-and l knew | must fight that
impulse down. Something warm
coursed its tiny way on my chin. I
had bitten my lips to bleeding. Some
thing cold gripping my heart, some
thing steel was seemingly binding my
brain into dumb. helpless lack Of
thought. shuddered. Then, like one
plunging into an icy sea, I stepped
forward.
Step by step made my slow way
down In the shadow. No word came
from behind, no sound | had passed
the first watcher. | turned quickly to
the blind side Of the building and
crept along the fence. | knew it was
impossible to retreat by the front
way, for there would be a watcher
there also. somewhere in a dark cor
ner. One by one felt the panels of
the fence. Lower and lower my
heart sank. Then, suddenly It leaped
' had found loose board
! "A vacant lot was before ma.
Crouching low, stumbling, my dress
catching and pulling. twigs striking
,Hinst my face, made my way
b,bgh the high weeds, shielding my
agains best l could. hoping, praying
light haat 1t would not awaken. A
into an alld before me as I hurried
! and yet l lATears came to my eyes,
the nervousnehed, laughed with all
, lief that a womail the anguish of re-
!, the sign ahead: Duld know. saw
e POLICE s1--,o>.
I The old desk sergeainoN.
' entered. my hal flying, nitarted as /
4 A patrolman attempted to eyes wild.
e pushed him out of the way me. l
:. quick gsped. 'Serse.,
e every man you can and come get
3 met "+h
l He looked atne as though bs bo
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! lieved me crazy. He did not move. l
rushed to him, seized him by tne
coat sleeve.
Quick urged again. There are
set Of thieves in a fiat not two
blocks from here. You've got time 10
surround the place and get every one
of them. They think they're safe'
they've got two watchers, but | kno"
where they are. l saw them get into
the place-wont you come-can you
see the need to hurry-sergeant!
Can't you
There was no need of further plead
ing. The sergeant was already on
the way to the door. Three patrolmen
had sprung TO their feet and were
following him. | saw the jailer ana
hurried to him.
Hold the baby commanded, ana
laughed somewhat Historically at his
surprised face. Then | whirled and
was gone TO join the sergeant.
"A half hour later six shadowy
forms skunk forth from the side or
the fiat building. There was hall
glitter as four revolvers were pointed
ahead. a sharp command, a shot as
one OF the men attempted to run. ana
then the hands of the gang OF robbers
went into the air. With the capitula-
ton there came a frightened little cry,
the sound of the sobbing voice OF a
wOman-and I'm thinking right now
,,,ly In
across the table, that the voice was
that Of Alice Clement"
She paused and once again she was
the simple little woman, listening to
the music of an after-the-theater or
chestra. She tapped her fingers idly
on the table to the rhythm of the song,
and there came the smile that has
made her famous In the police world
of Chicago.
And that was the making OF little
me-" she said with a laugh. Il found
out that night that while my WORK
might have been crude. had the in
stinct of a detective In me. The next
day l went to the police station. L
learned that the secondhand shop had
been raided, that the Jews had been
arrested and with them ten other
men. | learned also that something
like 100000 worth Of loot had been re-
covered, and then-well, then | went
down into the cell to see the man
whose memory had caused 1t all.
How do you like it?' | asked him
as he paced about his cell.
The man, who had given the name
of Mitchell. turned and glared at me.
1--we seen you before he said,
shortly.
"'Yes, last night l answered. You
saw me before that, too, only | guess
you don't remember. The next time
you slug a man and rob him. take care
that there's not a woman around.
That's all | laughed at him, happily.
He, in turn, only glared.
WHAT he snapped
Nothing in particular answered,
and left him"
The orchestra and the cabaret were
revealing in the sympathetic tones OF
the Sextette from Lucia. lit another
cigarette.
Revenge is sweet-sometimes,"
ventured.
IT'S sweet to the extent Of eighteen
years in Joliet for the honorable Mr..
Mitchell" she answered, and then,
humming softly. while the tapping fin
gers again kept time with the music,
she looked around the cafe.
Isn't it just awful how some OF
these Chicago women paint?' she
asked innocently.
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In the darkness to where the little
secondhand shop reared its leprous
form-thinking and planning and
scheming for some way to find that
face again, to catch the man | hated.
Alice Clement cooked no supper that
night. Early morning still found her
sitting by the window. still thinking"
The music of the cafe was loud
now. There was laughter, there was
singing from the cabaret vocalists who
lounged at one OF the tables. But tho
detective did not hear She was Nv
ing In the past. One hand was tap
ping the table nervously. Her head
was forward, her body tense.
I 81 had seen men with suit cases 60
INT that little secondhand store be-
fore' us'ally at night. That fact weigh
ed on my lind. l worried about 1t, |
inquired OUT e'>ry possible reason, but
no soiulion eh'. Yet there was
something, some re.-on; I knew it..
The next day studieL the wall of
the building below me. >,lv ono
window appeared. dark. shaded wn
The fire escape led within foot OF =
right at a place where the walls of the
fat in which I lived was blank o
windows. A chance was there-'
poor chance, but I determined to TAXI
It.
Might came. and with 1t l put m.
child TO bed and clothed myself for
long vigil. Then | stepped out on tn,
fire escape. Slowly, cautiously,
made my way down to where nigh
crouch by that little window. ant
there, baffled by the closely draw
shade, | felt the tears coming to m
eyes and a choke In my throat as
realized that my chance Of learntn
the secrets OF the little building wer
fading. But suddenly. the inspiration
came. climbed back up the fire e:
cane and set out to find a hardwar
kstore that by some chance would b
} omen. In two hours | was back on tn
fire escape, with a glass cutter in m
hands.
From within there came sounds
! loud sounds, but indistinct ] va
thankful for the nervousness: 1t woul
) hide the grating of the glass cutie
, Slowly / began to trace circle on III
: nana The scratching sounded Liz
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New Tao to an Old Fable.

Young Tony OF the Italian quarter
had been greatly interested by the
teachers story of the fox and the
grapes. Arriving home from school,
he repeated it in his excited, broken
English to the family. following the
teachers version pretty closely until
he reached the climax. Tony's con-
clusion was this:
de olda fox he say, 'Da grape no
good, anyhow; ALA sour, guess | go
geta de banan' boston Evening
Transcript
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Didn't Look Good to Her.

My five-year old niece went to
a restaurant with me one day or
dered some hash for both of US.
When the waitress set II on the table
my little niece kept looking at ii.
asked her Ehy she didn't eat and she
replied. "Aunty, don't eat anything
that looks like a puzzle to me. Chi
cagO Tribune
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AS History Has Recorded

lum yard. One had megalomania. Said
he: Had they not locked me up here
| should have been a second Napo'
lean!" Thoughtfully, the other con-
templated a pea-green devil on the
asylum wall, then remarked: The sec
ond Napoleon wasn't much shucks"
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Cured Of Enthusiasm

A-"You don't seem to have any
life in you. Is there nothing or no.
body over which you can enthuseo"'
at all. | once became
enthusiastic over somebody, and a
short time afterwards she became my
wife That was a sad warning to me
to avoid enthusiasm"
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PAIR OF large, dark. inno-
cent eyes glowed laugh
ingly at me from across
the table. There was a
smile, too, on the childish
face, an appreciation of
the goodness of life and
the joy Of living in every
feature. Those about us
In the cafe, where the
lights glittered and the
walters hurried forth seem
ingly from nowhere, to
stand a moment at their
foCEc ond Iico aro;,.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-05-03

Editors Notion the payroll OF the
municipal detective department of the city
OF Chicago appears the name OF Alice
Clement sleuth. To the crackers Of men
who make their headquarters at the bu-
re6u at l79 North La Sale street, she Is
known as Alice of the Smile" Fearless,
resourceful. dangerous in a hundred sim
pie little DISCUSSES which mask her. yet
DO not hinder her. she has found the evil
dence which has sent many a man and
many a woman to the penitentiary. There
is hardly a dangerous dive Of the great
city which she in her twelve years OF de-
tective life. has not visited. More than
once has her life been In danger, many
times has she been compelled to use the
dirk or the revolver that she carries for
protection. And yet. through 1t all, she
has remained pretty. vivaCious. full OF
life and the love OF living-and always
deserving of her name. alice OF the
Smile" Too. she has always remained re
ticent. non-communicative about her adj
ventures. until Mr.. Cooper persuaded her
TO tell her adventures for the first time.)
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REGULARLY EmpIoyed

Inquisitive Old Gent-And what are
you digging for, my good man?
knight Of the Pick-Money.
/. o. G.-You don't say! And when
do you expect to find It?
, X. Of P.-Saturday night.-Judae.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

Beautiful Just completed Groom bunga-
low, double floors. beamed ceiling, PAN
eled dining room with plate rail. fine buff
fet. loaded glass doors. kitchen has ce-
ment tile walls gas range, gas water
heater. lnoleum, best OF plumbing. large
closets, large cement front porch, large
sleeping porch, fun basement, furnace,
with hot water coll. This is a real beauty.
Price. $4,000 on terms.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
FARM
RICHNESS.

FARM
RICHNESS.
Park Valley has been termed O
land Of plenty-and IL surely Is.
We don't know OF another Sec
ton OF the country producing
crops that outrival Park Valleys.
Grains. fruits and yegeta bles--
the finest specimens you ever saw.
and In abundance.
Five years on Park Valley
farm viii place man on fortunes
highway.
Many men pay their entire farm
cost from the first years crops.
Everything is In your favor:
SOL, water, climate.
Long summers insure full ma
turity OF crops.
Social advantages are the best.
Men who have been absolute
failures in the city have gone TO
Park Valley and made good"
The chief requisite liz backbone
enough to DO things.
II YOU are considering 4 farm.
let us show you Park Valley.
II will speak louder than we can.
Phone us for FREE literature.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER co,
18th floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Cattle Ranches

SdNtlN
CATTLE RANCH.
160-acre cattle ranch, Fremont couu
". Idaho: timothy hay, full water right.
no waste land, all implements necessary;
best range In Idaho
100 HEAD RANGE CATTLE
This is a fine cattle proposition and
offered for sale at little more than what
the cattle are worth.
Price $500. spot cash.
LAMB-FEEDING PROPOSITION.
In the best alfalfa district OF Utah
We have 800 acres. with water. good i'm
provements. so acres In alfalfa. 80 acres
in grain all fenced. Close to railroad,
close 20 sheep ranges. and close 10 plenty
OF alfalfa at low prices. Money in feed
Ing sheep; now is the time 10 get start
ed This Is the best proposition we have
for this purpose.
$40 per acre for this ranch part trade.
Land in the vicinity selling for $50 TO
500 per acre This land offered cheap 10
settle an estate.
PAVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
r. f. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Judge Bldg. Was. 1871.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous
LOOKING FOR AN Al BUSINESS
4 y

LOOKING FOR AN Al BUSINESS
INVESTMENTS?
An old established, first class candy
store, merchants lunch and ice cream
parlor. equipped with up-to- date soda
fountain. etc; doing n cash business OF
over 500 per day: located on the best
business street In Focetello. Idaho; Is
offered for sale owing 10 the SERIOUS
Will be sold at inventory price. $4,000.
About half cash will handle this, balance
liberal terms; or Will trade for livestock
or good collateral This is a chance OF
lifetime and will bear the strictest In
vestiGation; bankers reference etc For
further particulars. address Pocatelio
Advertising Agency. +. o. box 1i36. Po-
catcilo, Idaho. e2238
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Two-story 6-room bungalow, has fur
mace. full basement. fruit and coal rooms,
leather pancled dining room, buffet sep
arate bath and toilet. gas. Lot 80 by 100
feet, lawn, shade, barn, coops, all goes.
$4,000: S400 cash, balance easy.
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New 5-room mottled pressed brick bun
galow, large rooms. oak floors. buit-in
buffet, fireplace. bookcases, basement.
large porches. $3.50, easy terms.
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1--WE MOVE MONDAY
A BUNGALOW.

A BUNGALOW,
rooms. brick: bath. toilet. fireplace.
bookcases, French windows. electric flN-
basement. 50-foot lot; block from 9Th
East S700; easy terms.
A NEW BUNGALOW.
A beauty. large rooms, handsome fve-
place and bookcases, built-in buffet.
large buffet kitchen with big screened
porch; > nice bedrooms enameled in
white. With large closets. Large sleep
ing porch, full cemented basement; walks
In TO back door. Large lot s35Oo; $500
cash. balance easy-like rent
HERE'S BEAUTY.
Just completed. eroorn bungalow, dou-
BILE 0oore, beamed ceilings paneled din
lng. room. with plate rail: fine bufet,
Loaded glass doors; kitchen has cement
tile wallis. gas range. gas water heater
linoleum. best OF plumbing. large closets,
large cement front porch. large sleeping
porch, full basement with furnace. with
$4,000; Gun terms.
THIS rs A SNAP,
2-story. 6-room bungalow; has fur-
mace. fun basement, fruit and coal rooms,
leather paneled dining room. buffet.
separate bath and toilet. gas Lot 5oX
$50; laval shade. barn. coops; all goes.
$4,000: $500 cash. balance easy.
so450 FOR A HOME.
Splendid 4-room modern brick, large
rooms; basement south front lot with
right OF way: on any terms: fine south
east LOCATION
BRIGHAM ST. HOME.
One OF the incest on this street. ~
large r1oms; elegantly built and iur-
nished: on beautiful corner north. s5o.-
600. Price $50. 900.
A FINE INVESTMENT.
piece OF land 10x10 on one side, bsS
and rods on other. with right OIL
way; near 2nd West and 9th North
sewer gas. city and artesian water For
s2500 on terms,
BETT1LHoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
WE WRITE FIRE. PLATE GLASS
AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE. AND
WILL GO ON YOUR BOND.
REMEMBER OUR NEW ADDRESS:
s4o-s42 so MAIN. CORNER POST
OFFICE PLACE.
WAS. 1920. WAS. 2o3l.
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REAL BARGAINS.

New 5-room pressed brick bungal low has
DuIlt-in fireplace. bookcases. chandeliers
cemented easement Near Ninth East
$3.50, on easy terms.
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A WEST SIDE SNAP.

A WEST SIDE SNAP.
Good 5-room brick, newly papered and
painted. new plumbing, beautiful lot In
lawn and some fruit. $2500 on easy terms.
AN INVESTMENT.
New 1c-room terrace, the very latest
and most complete. has disappearing beds,
gas ranges large sleeping porches, no jan
Itor required: earns 10 per cent net on in
vestment, elegant location, always rented.
Let us show you.
SOME LOT SNAPS
80 by l25 on Ninth East, paving paid.
Sl100 cash or easy terms: or will trade
90 by ITO, $3.50, 10 by 120, $3.50, fine To-
cations
WE WRITE FIRE, PLATE GLASS AND
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE,
WE WILL GO ON
YOUR BOND.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
Was. 2030. 323 So Main st. Was. 203l
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rooms. brick; bath. toilet. fireplace.
bookcases, French windows. electric fiX-
lures, bufTct Kitchen, large back porch.
basement. 50-foot lot, block from 9Th
East Sl1nn easv terms
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HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS. TOUPEEJ
made 10 order. Sassas Hair Factory.
,iS Main. c713
SWITCHES MADE FROM COMBINES.
Harmony Millinery Parlor. sos South
state. Was. 56lS. e30e7
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WE MOVE AGAIN

OUR CONSTANTLY INCREASING
BUSINESS DEMANDS LARGER QUAR-
TIERS. SEPTEMBER ! WILL FIND US
AT $40 AND 342 SOUTH MAIN. CORNER
OF POSTOFFICE PLACE.
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Duck Grounds to Lease

O~~~O~~~O~~~N~~>~~~~
TO LEASE. FINE DUCK SHOOTING
grounds See Meyer, 4oI Mcintyre
bldg. elIo6
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| Good 5-room brick, newly papered and
painted. new plumbing, beautiful lot In
lawn and some fruit. $250o on easy terms.
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CATTLE RANCH.
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-FOUR BIC "TFS"-OF
IMPORTANCE TO YOU.

IMPORTANCE TO YOU.
IF YOU only knew what great op-
portuD'ties arc awaiting YOU
and every other ambitious man
In Western Canada
If YOU could only see what thou
sands OF American farmers are
now doing on Canadian Pa.
cific lands
IF you only realized the impor-
tance Of your getting quickly
acquainted with the LIBERAL
propositions We offer
IF you appreciated what a6Yan-
tages Western Canada offers
you over anything you could
possibly. expect In n e
States
II would be unnecessary. for us
10 extend such urgent invita-
tionS FOR YOU 10 investigate
the proposition
You would he coming To us and
begging for informatioB-yoUd
be asking US right now 20 sign
you up FOR as many acres as
you could possibly afford TO
buy.
W. c. ALBERTSON.
so3-4 Dooly Block. Salt Lake.
General Agent Canadian Pacific
Railway-Land Branch.
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INVESTMENT BANKERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The IT cozy brick cottages and bunga-
lows that we have finished In BEAUTI-
FUL HOMESITB ADDITION (the garden
spot OF the southeasD are oil sold. We
are now building more and two OF these
are sold before the briclworls is finished.
WHAT rs THE REASON? Because in
these nice homes. with large lots, pur-
chasers get more for their money, and on
better terms. than they can get In any
other section of the growing southeas st.
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITE ADDITION
IA ces on 5th East, just north OF Wanda
mere. Graded streets, shade trees, ce-
ment walks and FREE WATER go with
all IIONTESITE ADDITION homes. Bet
ter go down today: examine the houses
we have built and are building. then come
to our office. and let us show you how
easy it is to get a home of your own
Make tae money you are now throwing
away fur rent receipts buy you home
MCCLELLAN REAL ESTATE & IN
VESTMENT co.
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Paid up Capital. 100000
402 and 403 Walker Bank Building.
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4, DEyHAM co.

.. b.s, transient hotel IN
"a sYery way, and a money
4, 4, 800; terms
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a Opportunities
booming Houses -

ss''';s ~, 1t's5i !ss5ii?;,"sssH; ?2;ss.sHaS!s i,
! IS I;s'': Pc! !,5ai,5. roS5; o%SS1'S; Win Vii
!, "a &c. ''ss5i ssd forms TO IN
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LAMB-FEEDING PROPOSITION
CATTLE RANCH.
l1s-HEAD OF HEREFORDS-116.

CATTLE RANCH.
116-HEAD OF HEREFORDS-116.
ranch OF 16o acres. located
In southwestern Wyoming, Is
miles from the railroad. The
home for the cattle. This ranch
IS surrounded by plenty OF free
open range
Comfortable house OF four large
rooms good cellar barn. heyshed.
granary and cattle corrals, etc.
Good water rights. Smiths fork
flows through the ranch. Cuts 80
tons OF hay (timothy and red
top) There are horses. tools.
implements and machinery of all
kinds necessary on hand
11s HEAD GOOD GRADE HEREFoRDs
4o-oR MORE CALvEs-4O.
The price Is s13.5oo for everything in
cluded VIII make terms TO suit Dur-
chaser Offered on account OF sickness.
Phone or write us for particulars. We
have sold other good ranches and know
this is a good buy.
COME AND SEE US
SMITH REALTY CO,
wasatch 1883. 202 Hooper Bldg
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

If YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON,
you want your household goods stored
only in the best place--a clean place,
clean from dirt and vermln; safe place.
In every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage. Come around
and we will quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE Co,
Phone $50. 15s Main
b380e
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PETERSON r. e. NV. CO..
81 East Attn South.