THE MEDFORD MAIL TRtBUNIfl. MM DM UP, OR WO ON. MONDAY: ,)ANlTAUV, 21, 19.10.
THE PERFUME OF
THE LADY 1H BLACK
Ily (.ASTON' liUllOl'X,
Author of "The Mystery of
I tlio Yellow Itoom."
CopyrlKlit, lO0, by llretnno's
CHAPTER XVII.
The Return of Arthur Rancc.
HI? weapon belonged to Prince
Unlltch. but there was no doubt
In the mind of any one of us
that It hud been stolen by Uld
T
Bob.
nnd we could not forget that
with his latest breath Dernier had ac-
cused Larsau of being his assassin
Never had the Image of Old Bob and
that of Larsan been so Inextricably
confounded In our restless spirits as
since ltouletabllle had found "the old-
est dagger known to tbe human race"
dripping with the blood of Uernlcr
Mme. Edith had at once realized that
henceforth the fate of Old Bob lay In
the hands of ltouletabllle. Aud there
fore Mme. Edith, who In her tlllal af
fection bad not ceased to believe that
the man wbo lay on bis bed In the
square tower was really her uncle,
had begun to Imagine, thanks to the
bloody weapon, that the Invisible Lar
sau had woven so strong u web of cir
cumstantial evldenee around Old Bob
that It could scarcely be broken wkb
the design doubtless of making the old
man suffer tbe punishment for the
wretch's own crimes aud also the
dangerous weight of his personality.
Mme. Edith trembled for Old Bob and
for bersett. I
And the Incriminating fact remained I
that there had been nothing- anywhere j
around the corpse of Bcmier but the ,
ctone knife which Old Bob had stolen! !
She read tbe certainty of this con- j
fiction In the eyes and In the manner
of Rouletnblllc and of Darzac. But 1
she understood a,soon as the young i
man began speaking that be seemed
to have no other end In view than to
save Old Bob from the suspicions of i
tbe authorities
Rouletabtlic ai .ivii. his evidence
proved with a logical accuracy that !
overwhelmed the examining magls- j
trate and pluneed the delegato Into I
despair that the deed could only have j
been committed by tbe dead man
himself. The four persons at the
pestern gate and the two persons In
Old Bob's room bad each been look
ing at the others nnd had not lost
sight of each other while some one '
was killing Bernier a few steps away. ,
so it was Impossible to believe that j
the killing could have been done by j
any other than the victim. '
To this tbe vxaming magistrate.
greatly interested, replied by Imjulr- ,
Ing whether any of us had reason to
suspect any motive for suicide on the J
part of Bernier. to which Houletabllle
answered that tbe supposition of sul- i
clde might easily be laid nside and
that of accident substituted for It.
The stone, which might have attract
ed his attention by Its strange form,
might have been picked up by Fere
Bernier. and if be bad happened to
slip and fall while holding It In bis
hand everything would be explained,
and very simply. Pere Bernier un
doubtedly must have thus unfortu
nately fallen upon this triangular Hint,
which had pierced his heart.
One of the physicians summoned to
care for Old Bob was called, and he
decided that Bernler's fatal wound
was caused by the flint.
As to Mme. Edith and myself, after
some futile and useless questions, ask
ed while tbe doctors were at the bed
side of Old Bob. we wore allowed to
leave the room, and we went to sit in
tbe little parlor Just outside tbe bed
room and were there when the magis
trates were ready to depart.
-Edith suddenly seized me by the.
band and cried out:
"Do not leave me! I beg of you
don't leave me! I have only you left.
I do not know where 1'rlnce Ualltch
la-I do not know anything about my
husband. That Is what makes this so
horrible. Arthur sent me a message
saying that be was going In search of
Tulllo. lie does not know even yet
that lie ruler has been murdered. lias
he found the 'hungraun of the sea?'
la It from this man from Tulllo uow
that I expect the truth! And not a
word 1ms come! It Is horrible!"
As she took my baud so contldlngly
nnd held It for a moment In her own
1 felt that I was for Mme. Edith with
ull my heart aud soul, uud 1 assured
her that she might rely upon my devo
tion. ltouletabllle never failed to cast a
glance In our direction every time be
had the opportunity.
"Ah, he Is wutchbig us!" exclaimed
Mme. Edith.
"You ought to be grateful to ltou
letabllle," 1 ventured to remind her,
"for his intervention and his silence
relative to the 'oldest knife known to
the human race.' If the officers had
learned that this stone dagger be
longed to your uncle Bob, what could
huve hindered them from placing blm
under arrest?"
"Oh!" she cried bitterly. "Your
friend has ns many good reasons to
keep silence as 1 have, and I dread
only one thing. M. Balnclair I dread
only rue thing,"
"Ami what Is that?"
"I fear lest he has saved my uncle
from the authorities only to ruin him
more completely. At all events. It is
mressary to be reudy for anything,
and 1 know how to defend blm so long
as I draw broutn." And sue anowec
tae a tiny revolver which was hidden
In her gown.
"Is It actual truth tlmt you nro
ready to defend me?" she demanded.
1 tunmiK tier bountiful eyes full upou
llli OWU. f
"I iiiu ready." x
"Aptlunt your frloml ovenl"
"If It should be necessary," I an-
awcml. with a 8.Kh. my hand
across my forehead.
"Very wells I believe you," she an
swered. "In that case I will leave
you here for a few minutes. You will
! guard this door for mo."
And she pointed to, the door behind
which Old ltul was resting. Then she
ran out of the room. Where was she
going She confessed to me later.
She was going to look for Prince Ua
lltch. Oh. woman, womau!
She bad scarcely disappeared under
the arch when Houletabllle and M.
Darzac entered the room. They bad
heard all that bad pushed, ltouletabllle
advuucvd to my side and told me
quietly that he was aware that, 1 had
betrayed htm.
"You are using a Urge word. Uoule-
j tublllo:'
t exclaimed. "You know that
I mu uot lo the habit of betraying any
one. Mme. Edith Is really very much
to be pitied, uud you do uot pity her
! enough, my friend."
-Ah, well, you pity her too much."
1 started to make some reply, but
ltouletabllle cut short my words with
j n dry gesture.
l nsb vou oniv one thinc-unlr one.
"
you understand, it Is that, no matter
what may happen-no matter what
may happen
may happen you shall not address one
word to either M Darzac or to my
self." "That will be a very easy thing to
promise." I replied, foolishly Irritated,
and I turned my back Uxin him.
But at the same momcut the officers
coming out of the castle called to
us. The Inquest wns nt an end. There
was no doubt. Iu their eyes, after the
dci-larutlot) of the doctors, that the af
fair had beeu an uccldent. and that
was the verdict which they felt obliged
to render. Darzac and ltouletabllle
accompanied them to the outer gate.
As I stood leaning on my elbows at
the window I utldenly heard a sound
which fell iiK)ii the evening air like
the blow of an Immense gong, and I
knew that It was ltouletabllle who had
ordered the Iron gates to be closed.
ALL THREE WERE ARMED WITH
SELVES IN SILENCE
.Not a single uiluuie punned aftei
that when 1 saw Mme Edith rush lnr-
the room and hurry to iue as though i
were her only refuge.
Then I saw Darzac appear, then (ton
letabllle. and lennln; " u w :
tbe Lady In Hlack, It could now very
easily be seen that she was making a
powerful effort to bide the horror
which In spite of all. pierced through
her troubled glauce aud to hide from
us the emotion which made her cling
feverishly to the arm of her young
compaulon. Darzac, too, bad the som
ber and resolute mien of a Judge. But
that which most of all added to our
surprise and uffrtght was the entrance
of Fere Jaeiiucs, Walter ami Muttonl
Into the square tower. All three were
armed with muskets and placed them
selves in silence before the door, where
they stixxl with military precision
while they received from the lips ot I
Itonletabllle the order to let no person
go out from the old chateau. Kdlih
wus overwhelmed with terror ami de
manded ot Mattoul aud Walter, both
of whom were greatly attached to her
what their presence signified and what
their weapons threatened: but. to my
great astuiikdimcut. they returned u
auswer. Then the little woman rushed
to the door which gave access to Old
Uob'u room. uud. extending her two
arms across tbe threshold us It to bur
tbe passage, she cried:
i'What ure you golog to do? You
do uot menu to kill him?" ,
"No. madame." replied Houletabllle
gravely. "We ure going to Judge blm
And In order to be sure thut the Judges
shall not be executioners we are ull
going to swear upou the body of Fere
Beruler after having mid down our
arms thut each of us will keep guard
over himself."
And he led us Into the chamber
where Mere Hurnler continued to
groan beside tbe bier of her sjWusc.
There wo luld aside our revolvers uud
took tbe oath which ltouletabllle ex
acted. The oath huvltig been taken, Rou
letublUe, with the Lady iu Hlack still
on his arm w.cnt from tho funereal
chnuibiT Into the corridor, but Instead
of directing our tr)a towurd the
apartment of Old Hob, as wo expected
hi in to do, he went straight to the
door which afforded eiit ,in t the
elunnber of "the body too u my " nud.
drawlUK from his iocket I te itt'lo
of whleh Mme kiV hV
,
jpv 'mil im iv.'vi.
We were all astonished In entering
the rooms which had been occupied
by M. and Mme. Dantae to see upon
M. Uarxac's desk the drawing board,
the wash drawing upon which our
friend had worked at the side of Old
uuo iu me imin u. Vlflv (JtHlljn Mice I.n. I
Court of the Hold and also the little MCKbHUhO. .Mtss., Jan. -1.-dlsh
full of red paint and the tiny Heroically refusing to roveail tlio
brush drenched with the paint. And. , combination of a pafu to station roll
lastlv. In the middle of the desk there hers, George Hurdotto, ti ear tagger,
was placet!, appearing very mucn si
Its ease, upon Its bloody Jaws, "the
oldest skull of humanity."
Houletabllle locked and bolted the
door and said to
affected, while we listened wltu stupe
factiou:
"Sit dowu. If you please, ladles and
gentlemen.
"You will acknowledge." began ltou
letabllle. "that there Is hero around
this table one chair too many and In
conseouence one person too few to
particularize. M. Arthur Banco. forfaj04j to move tlio ear tagger,
whom we cannot wait much longer.
"Perhaps at this very moment ray
, . . ,,-..,
nl. h':rved v,r
Bobs Innocence. observed -Mme.
Edith, whom all these preparations
had disturbed more than any oueclse.
"I eutreat Mme. Darzac to Join me In
Imploring these gentlemen to do noth
ing uulll Arthur's return."
The Lady In Black had no opportu
nity fb intervene, for before Mme.
Edith finished speaking we beard a
loud noise outside the door of the cor
ridor. A knock came ut the door, and
we heard the volee of Arthur Uunee
begging us to open Immediately, lie
cried:
"t have brought the pin with the
ruby headr'
ltouletabllle opened tbe door.
"Arthur Bailee, you are come then
at last!" be exclaimed.
Edith's husband seemed plunged In
the deepest melancholy.
"Whiu have you to tell me?
What
MUSKETS AND PLACED THEM- I
BEFORE THE DOOR.
bus happened? Sum? new uuti-. ,.(
Ab. I fear.d so- feared that I hail ar
rived loo late when I saw the Iron
gate cle-ei inl heard the pru.icr for
the oe.iu i-huiiicd In tbe tower, lex. 1
knew that you hail executed f ltd Holt."
I.iiuit-liinilie won Uuu i'Io.mm and
bolted the disir behind Arthur liauce.
turned to the American nud said:
"Old Mob Is nllve. anil I'ere iteruler
Is dead (te seated, monsieur.'
Itan. e stared at Me speaker In
ninazcuiciii. 1 1 1 1 1 nxiueu lu t-npr;crusi-tlou
ut the drawing beard the (dull of
paint and the tiioody skull and de
manded: "Who killed him?"
Then, condescending to tiotlee that
bis wife wus there, he pressed her
band, but lilt eyes were tixed upon
the Ludy In lilack.
"Before his death Bernier accuned
Frederic Larson." answered M. Dur
zac. "Do you meuii to say by that that
he accused Old Bob?" Interrupted
tUnt: L t imd some doubt Un"
gard to. the personality of our beloved
uncle. but I tell you that I have tho llns ior uv uepariuro nui omj.
ruby headed pin." I "If wo fail to got to tho south polo
i tho first year," said Captnin Scott,
(To bo continued.) I "nnd if wo fail tho socond year wo
jsliall try tho third. In fnct, wo bIwiII
IDAHO PRODUCES OVER &"ono?" Uier ""
$15,000,000 IN MINERALS j Tho English treasury dopartmont'8
cnm,,vr r , , . announcement that parliament will
SPOKANE, Wash., Jan. 24. P. bo nske(j lo vo,0 $100,000 in tho ox-
Cushing Moore, stato mino inspector j pedition's aid removes tho last vest
of Idaho, will say in his forthcoming- p'go of finnncial difficulty and makes
annual report that the mineral pro-l11 absolutely certain that Captain
... .soott and his followers will hnvo no
duction in that stnto amounted to'. . , . , , frn, v
nnnn , , . . i trouble in getting away from -PjIik-$15,000,000
in 1000, n gain of about , jan( y w ot juiy nB orig-
$250,000 ovor 1008. Theso figures inally planned.
do not include tho output of tho Tho explorers expect to hnvo tho
many smaller properties or placers. complotcst nnd most modern crjuip-
Thoro wore 10 fatuities of n total of !"cnt ovRor t.nlfon 'r,t. lhou?,(,ll,fn T
.... , , ., . , , ions. Special attention will ho du-
0000 mn employed, tho rate boing votcd to tho choico of photographic
3,33 por tholisund men, bolioved to apparatus and wireless telegraph in-
bo n remarkablo showing, strumonts.
FAITHFUL EMPLOYEE
IS TIED TO TRACKS
Rofuslnn to Give Combination of Safe
to Robbers Ho Is Left to Die
AqciI Ncn.ro Saves Him. i
i
was tied to the track and lolt to his
fato, early today, Hurdotto was res
cued from tlio path of nn approach-
illi, tfflitt Kv mi mvtiil nm,r,i llwi tint.
.rowly escaped oeing run down by the
. l.liilM
locomotive
tHUUUlll't 111 IIIU VI1IUUJ
of the Yncoo nnd Mississippi Valley
railroad wns nlono iu the station
when two whito men entered. Ho
found himself looking into the muzzle
of n revolver and was ordered to toll
the combination of the safe. Threats
a,,.! t,i r.,fn !, ),.,.-
. . . . . ,, ...... , ..... .....
v-iiiiivu iiiiu hi iiiu iiiiert iiiiii nuu nun
to the rails with bis own belt, necktie
... i-.
and shirt. Hurdette remained in his
helpless condition for some, time,
knowing that meanwhile ti train was
due.
Frtqtiently ho cried for help and
struggled to relenso himself. Ho be
enmo frantic, however, when lie heard
tho rumble of nn approaching train
The darkness began to diminish in
tlio glnro of an engine's headlight.
About that time, nn old negro jan
itor nrived nt the station. - Hu heard
the cries for help nnd began a senreh
Just before the train enmn up the
negro found Rurdetto and draggei'
him from the track ns the ears went
by.
Although suffering from nervous
collapse, nurdctte was able to give
the authorities a description of the
Men nnd they probably will lie cap
tured. "
FRONT STREET IN UPROAR
' OVER WORMY APPLES
PORTLAND. Jan. 2 4.- Millard 0
Lownsdale of ti e state board of hor
ticulture has stirred up a hornets'
nest along Front street that will like
ly result In an Investigation of fruit
Inspection.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Lownsdale
condomned somo apples consigned to
Frank Templeton, a Front street com-
mission man. Mr. Templeton clalnu
'that tho fruit official has had o
' grudgo against him slnco last summer
when one of the men employed by
l the commission houso "spoko back"
to Mr. Lownsdale, not knowing that
tho latter was an official and had the
power to condemn fruit.
Whllo no dofenso Is mndo by the
'commission houso that tho fruit con
demned wns sufficiently good to pass
inspection, it Is stated by others that
somo of tho fruit "oiled" did not con
jtaln worms.
What really makes Front streot
sore nt the action of tho fruit official
j Is that whllo condemning fruit of oth
er growers, Mr. Lownsdalo himself Is
(tho shipper of apples to tho wholesale
, district that woro wormy. Somo Ben
Davis apples displayed by Bon Levy
& Co. in front of tho commission
houso on Front street wore wormy;
this fact being attested to by former
Fruit Inspector Baum, who was on
tho street this morning.
"I found a box of Mr. Lownsdalo's
apples when I was Inspector," says
Richard Dolch, a former Inspector,
"but thero was not enough of thorn
to ralso any row about.-
It Is tho poor trashy npplos that
hnvo hurt the prices for good fruit
along Front street nnd an offort will
bo mado hereafter to conflscato any
undeslrablo fruit found In tho whole
sale district no matter to whom It bo
longs. SCOTT AND PARTY TO
GO AFTER SOUTH POLE
LONDON, Jan. 24. That tho i
British polar exploration oxpodition
to the Antarctic circlo will remain
awiiy in(ofinjtoiy wns indicated by
"tni S.Cott' h
i1!0".' o w superintending preparn-
EIFERT PRESIDES AS BOES ADOPT SLOGAN
. POLICE JUDGE NOW "NO MEAT FOR US"
Uurliin Absence of Mayor Cnnon W. International Amnlnaniatlon of Perl
W. Elfcrt Will Act ns Police Judyo pntotlc Pnupors Gather In Con
With Recorder Tclfer Associate. volition In Clilcnno.
Tito police couil of this city is now
presided over by uu noting judge and
an associate.
The ttmeudmvnt to tbu uhnrtur
adopted nt tho Into election making
the mayor judgo of tlio polleo court,
and creating tho office of police
judge, necessitated tho appointment
of n judge pro loin, while the mayor
! was absent. Mr. Kifort, president of
tho council, naturally assumed tint
i duties of tlio mayor. Ho insisted,
i however, iu having an associate jus
tico in tho person of Recorder Tel
fcr, and ns a result violators' of the
Ioaco and dignity of Medford now
,'must fnco two judges instead of one.
j Tho easo Monday omrning was that
, of T. .1, Bordeaux, n minor, who had
Jboon guilty of disorderly conduct on
tlio street. Tho ncoused plead guilty
to tho chnrge and Judge lufcrt, after
giving him somo good advice, fined
bint $20, which wns paid.
IW MSDVORD TOWN.
(Atr. "in Juniclo Town.")
Down In Modfonl town tlio boosters
knocked n knocker down;
Bore, ho hit the flour; they drowned
his road; Oiern nro no more,
lloontvrn singing cheers orn rlliKliiR
Medford forwuril Roes:
Novr slumping over Jumping how
the city Grows)
Koom for you, If you're true como to
MeUfonU too.
Chorus
Down in Moilfonl town, where boosters
boost, nnd never rooiit,
Fifty thousand entor noses soon will
smelt our Meitford roses,
ml denr old Medford will lead the
roast, nml lomlly boitst
11 fly thousand nineteen hundred twelve
way down In Medford town.
He-nttlo won't l iin effigy of this oily
Krlsco'll have to kiss good-hyo to litis
metropolis;
'Cro tho river to Vancouver, send
our overflow:
Then fifty thousand right hurn will
YvnfMi rtlil Tnrrtmn rnwM
Hour them sing, nit will slug Med
font's the real, rent tliluK,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphy of Fu
gle Point wero in Medford Mondaj
on business.
FOR S ALE
Residence, at 70(5 S. Onkdalo avonue: houso ha.s oigjil
rooms, besides pantry, closets, hall and bath; cement base
ment 32 feet square, tile drained. Lot 80xl7fx Cement
sidewalk in front and to house. Private driveway. j)loy
in rear. For terms see
on tho property.
TUTTLE . SON
The Southern Oregon Hospital
IS NOW READY TO RECEIVE PATIENTS.
YOUR CO-OPERATION IS RESPECTFULLY
INVITED.
VisitiiiR Hours 2 to 4 P. M.
OFFICIAL HOSPITAL OF P. & E. RAILROAD.
E. W. IIISEY, Matron nnd Solo Propriotor.
PHONE MAIN 1361. 334 S. CENTRAL AVE., MEDFORD, OR.
SOME
in
1G acres Newtowns nnd
Spitz apples, $M,000 easy
terms; just ready to bear.
10 acres Newtown and
Spitz apples, 4-year-old
trees; $5000, easy terms.
Several nice small tracts
near town just coming in
bearing.
JACKSON COUNTY REALTY COMPANY
604 WEST TENTH STREET, OR 124 KING STREET.
MEDFORD, OREGON
0H1CAC1O, Ills., dim. 21. "No
meat for tin" is the motto of the
Iiilornntlomil Amalgamation of Per
ipatetic Pnupjrs who luivo gathered
hero today for u week's convention.
Scores of delegates have motored
hern on the truck's of private box
cars and tunny leading hohooes of
tho country nro in nlteiiduiice. The
first day of the convention was tak
en up in tlio purely routinu mumier
of getting various delegates out of
tho county jail mid the city prisons
in which they had been confined be
cause of paralysis of the 'labor"
portion of tbu brain.
An executive committee meeting
was culled Inst night hv J. Kads
How, "Tho Millionaire Tramp," of ?.
Louis,, chairman of tho convention.
Tho committeemen were just begin
ning their work when an unfortunate
nnnouncunant of "coffee and sand
wiches" caused a precipitate rush
for tho lunch counter.
It is snid that among the matters
to emtio before the meeting will bo n
resolution denouncing police depart
ments of the country as 'enmhiun
Hons" iu restraint of their trade. A
movement for the abolition of free
lunch counters alo will be de
nounced. Notice.
Tho Medford Builders' Supply Co.,
having tukuu over the Day's pinning
mill plant, are now installing a drum
sunder, which added to the already
large number of machines, will make
this undoubtedly the best eipiipped
mill in southern Oregon. Ths.V in
tend building a dry kiln iu the near
future which will insure perfectly
dry lumber at all times. They will
employ only first-class workmen.
Thoy will tunnufiictiiro screens, man
tels, grill work, all kinds or ur"
work, iusido finish, doors, sash, etc.
Thoy invito an inspection of their mill
and ask a chnnco to figure witli you
on your work. Shop at prcesnt cor
ner Ninth and Fir streuts, old stand
of Day's Finning Mill.
GOOD BUYS
Real Estate
300 acres 1 1-2 miles north
of Eagle Point, $18,000,
easy terms.
200 acres south Eagle
Point, $10,000t easy
House, two lots, well locat
ed; prico $1700.
terms, improved.
293 acres near coal mines,
$9000, easy terms.
ON BY
AKERS
Nice fi-ninin modern houso, ulec
trlo light, hath, four blocks from city
pork, for one week at lilBRO,
Olio C-roum bungalow, completed
Fohriinry lfi; modern conveniences;
well located; two blocks from puvo
nlentl bargain nt I2200. M0O0 will
handle It,
One (l-rooui house, electric tights,
eloso to sewer, half block from Main,
(loud buy at HUGO.
LOTS OF LOTS llnasoui.hli) p.cos.
Wright & A 1 1 i u
I2n Ess Main Htroot.
BENSOFrS
BARGAINS
120 acros in Sam's Valley, 10
miles from Medford, 0 miles from
Gold Hill, QYi miles from Englo
Point ; partly cleared, can all ho
plowed; loss than 2 acres waste; wo
nro offering this now at $30 per
aero for quick sale; tonus.
10 acres, lfl miles north of Med
ford, mile of Ilonglo; 8 aoroH cul
tivated, -I acres in fruit trees from
2 to 10 yeara old; on 2 good county
roads; small limine, barn, woodshed,
vegetable house, liuuhoiise, 2 wells;
this enn all ho easily cleared without
n foot of wiiKtn laud; 2ft acres in
closed with woven wire fence. Price
$2100; terms.
Let us rdiow you dome of our
nud 10-acro tracts; those tracts nro
at different stages of development,
from raw laud to hearing orchard. If
some of these, don't suit you, you nro
indeed hard to suit.
A ten-room house, south front, in
desirable neighborhood, for $21 00
ensn.
Also agents for the Sunny lltitto
orchard tracts of ten acres, liopkin
orchard.
LOTS OF LOTS'.
Our firm owns 100 dcsirnhlo resi
dence lots. Wo are building house
in each of these additions, Wo will
sell them on the installment plan.
The averago price of those lots Ik
$2.10. Easy payments, $2fi down and
J10 monthly. Wo auticipnto raising
tlio prico of Iota whon n few more
houses nro completed. We do nut
hcliovu in hot-air arguments to sell
property. For your pooketliook'rf
sake, tako our tip. DO IT NOW.
Wo hnvo recently moved to our
now iiunrters ovor Fruitgrowcra'
hank, auito 205-200. Phono fill.
INSURANCE THAT INSURES.
Wo handle no other kind. Fire,
Plato Qlnss, Automobile
Benson
Investment
Company
Also city property, nearly
two acres, with good
buildings, well located,
modern improvements.
Price $5500.
Two lots, fine location,
$1500.
Several acre tracts, fino lo
cation to subdivido for
lots for Bale.
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