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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-01-01

Section I. That the sum hereby
charged a-ainst each OF such lots o.
marcel of land may be paid in ten tlOl
equal annual installments, with inter
est upon the whole sum so charged a.
the rate of six per centum 70 per cent
per annum.
Section s. That said assessments
together with interest thereon at the
rate Of six per centum 20 per cent
per annum from the date OF the IS
suance of the bonds authorized oy TINS
ordinance until the maturity OF the
installmentS provided for IN sec1loh
7 hereof. are hereby declared TO oe a
lien in the several amounts assessed
against each lot, parcel or tract OF
land hereinbefore described, from ana
after the final publication OF this or
6inance, and shall have priority over
an other liens. except the lien OF gen
eral taxes
Section 2. That the owner Of any
lot or parcel of land hereby charged
with an assessment, as herelnbefore
set forth. may redeem the same from
an liability for said assessment by
having the entire assessment charged
AGAINST SANAA AOH " k~@-~N-
without interest, within thirty 1902
DAYS after notice to him Of such as
sessment, as provided in the follow
ing section hereof.
Section 10. That the city treasurer
is hereby authorized and directed TO
publish a notice in the Emmett Index.
the official newspaper Of the city OF
Emmett. in two ~ consecutive
weekly issues. which notice shall state
that the said assessment roll Is III ms
hands for collection and that any as
sessments therein may be paid at any
,ime within thirty (S0l days from the
late of the first publication Of such
notice. without penalty. interest or
costs. Said notice shall also state
hat the bonds of Local Sewerage I'M
orovement District Number Two, au-
and provided for by this or
finance, will De issued on the 18th day
If February, A. d. 1914, and said no
ice shall also state that the owner OF
,nv such lot or parcel Of land may re
ieem the same from all liability for
aid assessment at any time after the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-01-01

Among the converts at revival
held a few years ago was man who
for years had not been on speaking
terms with one Of his neighbors. The
revivalist insisted that one Of the
first things a Christian should do was
TO forgive his enemies The new con-
vert was somewhat reluctant about
doing this, but finally made up his
mind that it was his duty TO affect
a reconciliation. He accordingly went
over TO his neighbor's house and. call
ing him 70 the door, offered his hand,
saying: "Jim, I've come over 70 shake
hands with you since got the grace
of God in my heart. l feel humble
enough to shake hands with a dog"
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issuance OF said bonds. by paying all
the installments Of said assessments
remaining unpaid and charged against
said property at the time OF such pay
ment, with interest thereon at the rate
Of six per centum (6 per cent? per
annum from the date Of the issuance
OF said bonds TO the time of maturity
of the last installment. All payments
shall be made 10 the city treasurer,
who shall receipt therefor, and all
sums so paid snail be applied solely
to the payment Of the cost and eX-
pense Of the improvements made In
said Local Sewerage Improvement
District Number Two and the redemp-
ton Of the bonds issued therefor.
Passed the council Of Emmett, Ida
no. the 3lst day Of December, A. D,
1918.
Approved by the mayor Of Emmett,
Idaho, the 3lst day of December, A
D. 1918.
R. \. CUMMINGS.
Mayor.
ATTEST:
d. VI. STOKESBERY,
City Clerk.
(Seall
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-01-01

No $500
The city of Emmett, in the county
of Canyon and state Of Idaho, for
value received, hereby acknowledges
itself TO be indebted and promises TO
pay TO the bearer the sum of five
hundred dollars, in gold coin Of the
United States Of America, or the
equivalent thereof in lawful money,
on the presentation and surrender Of
this obligation on or before the first
day Of January, A. d. 1924, with in
terest thereon from the date hereof
until paid at the rate OF six per centum
per annUm, payable semi-annually in
like medium on the first day % July
and the first day Of January in each
year, on the presentation and surren-
der of the proper coupon hereto at
tached, both principal and interest
being payable at the Office of the city
treasurer, Of the city of Emmett,
Idaho, or at the banking house of
Kountze Brothers, in the city and
state of New York, U. S. a, at the
option of the holder.
This bond is one of a series issued
for the payment Of the cost and ex-
pense of the construction Of a sew
erage system and the sewerage dis
posal works TO be used in connection
Herewith in Local Improvement Dis
trict Number Two, in the city Of En-
NETT, Idaho, as authorized by chap
ter IA of title 13 Of the Idaho Revised
Codes, as amended by chapter so of
the General Laws of the state of Idaho
passed at the Eleventh session Of the
State Legislature, and all other laws
thereunto enabling, and in conformity
with said laws it is hereby recited that
"the holder of any bond issued under
the authority of this chapter shall
have no claim therefor against the
city, town or village by which the same
is issued, in any event, except for the
collection of the special assessment
made for the work or improvement tor
which said bond was issued, but this
remedy, in case Of non-payment, shall
be confined to the enforcement Of such
assessment" The principal sum here
in named and the interest thereon
shall be payable out of the local i'm
provcment fund created for the pay
ment of the cost and expense Of such
improvement, and not otherwise. This
obligation is not to be deemed or TAX
en- to be within, or any part of, the
limitation imposed BY law as to the
indebtedness of said city.
1t is hereby further certified and
recited that all the requirements of
law have been fully complied with by
the proper officers in the issuance Of
this bond, and that the total amount
of this issue does not exceed the lini-
tation prescribed by law.
For the collection Of the assess
ments levied IN said Local Sewerage
Improvement District Number Two,
the city of Emmett hereby pledges
the exercise of all lawful corporate
powers.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
MAYOR and council of the city of En-
NETT have caused this bond TO be
signed by the mayor of said city and
by the clerk thereof, under
the seal of the city, and countersigned
bv the city treasurer, and have like
wise caused the interest coupons here
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ATTEST:
gOUNTERsIGNEl
o
City Treasurer.
(Form of Coupon)

Q
On the first day Of January, A. d.
d., the city Of Emmett, in the
state Of Idaho. win pay TO bearer ff-
teen dollars IN United States gold
coin, or The equivalent thereof in law
ful money, out Of funds collected by
special assessments in Local Sewerage
Improvement District Number Two,
at the Office of the city treasurer Of
the city of Emmett, Idaho, or at the
banking house Of Kountze Brothers,
in the city and state Of New York, u.
S. A, at the option Of the holder, be-
ing six months interest on special
assessment sewerage improvement
bond, District Number Two, dated
January 1, 1914, and bearing
Fac-Simile signaturel
observation-disclosures
Mayor.
ATTEST:
Fac-Simile signature)
City Clerk
COMMISSIONED:
Fac-Simile signature)
City Treasurer.
Section 5. That said bonds when
executed shall be delivered 70 James
Y. Wright & Co., of Denver, Colorado,
the purchaser thereof, at the contract
price therefor heretofore agreed upon
between the city and said purchaser,
the same being not less than the par
value of said bonds net, which sale Is
hereby ratified and confirmed, and
the proceeds Of said bonds shall be
paid to the contractor constructing
said improvements in said district; but
said purchaser shall be under no OBJ
legation 10 see 70 the application Of
said purchase price. And when so
issued, said bonds shall transfer TO
the owner or holder thereof all the
right and interest of the city of En-
NETT. in or with respect to every as
sessment and the lien thereby created
against the property owners assessed
who shall not have availed themselves
of the provisions OF law in regard 70
the redemption Of their property, and
shall authorize the owners and hold
ers of said bonds TO receive, sue for
and collect every such assessment EN-
braced in any such bond by or through
any of the methods provided by law
for the collection of assessments for
local improvements; and the city OF
Emmett hereby pledges TO such bond
holder or bondholders the exercise OF
all lawful corporate powers in the
collection Of the assessments levied
for the payment Of such bonds
Section 6. That the whole cost ana
expense Of such improvement and the
Of the same, as here
tofore set forth in the assessment
roll made out in accordance with the
provisions of said Ordinance No. 122,
and approved the 4th day of
A. D. 1912, and filed in the
office of the city clerk on the oath day
Of September, A.D.1913 are hereby as
sessed against the lots and parcels OF
land included within such improve
ment district and against such persons
and in the proportions and amounts
severally set forth IN said assessment
roll and as herein, as follows, to-wlt:
IT ROLL.
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~,s,usI .ApsrvI .s~gIT AZ usVi Hf''N
q suIg,ou ssAH ssoiS AU'N u
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1914-01-01

to attached, in lieu Of being 50 signed,
to be signed by having printed there
on the fac-simile signatures of said
officers, as Of the first day Of January,
A. d. 1914.
.-.-..-..-s.- q.
Mayor.
ATTEST:
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City of Emmett, Idaho,

or at
The Banking House Of Kountze Bros,
New York City.
Dated January 1st, 1914.
Payable on or before January 1st, 1924
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF IDAHO.
CITY OF EMMETT
SPECIAL ASSESSMENT
SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT BOND
District Number Two.
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1ocA1. SEWERAGE IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER TWO.

ASSESSMENT ROLL
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21

L SOL uuTn ana opened the door. Enerc
wasn't nobody in the wagon but Mr..
Simmonds. | spoke to him and he
didn't answer-and then l touched him
and he kind Of fell overland then I
rushed in here and phoned the station;
but they said you'd already started for
the bank: and then we went out and
brought him in here-and that's all I
know. sir"
"Mr. Simmonds had a little valise
with him. Did you notice it,"
Eyes. sir. And 1 looked for it in the
wagon. but it amt there"
Grady turned away with a curse as
four or five men ran in from the street
the men from headquarters. I told my
self. I could hear him talking to them
in sharp. low tones. and then they de-
parted as suddenly as they had come.
The reserves also hurried away, and
I concluded that Grady was trying to
throw a net about the territory in
which the fugitive was probably con-
cealed. But my interest in that ma
neuver was overshadowed for the
time being by my anxiety for Sim
monds. I picked up his right hand
and looked at it. Then | drew a deep
breath of relief. for it was uniniured.
HAS any one sent for a doctor?" |
asked.
Eyes. Sir" one of the bank attaches
answered. I'VE telephoned for one at
once. Here he is now" he added. as a
little black bearded man entered, car
rying the inevitably identifying medi-
cine case
The newcomer glanced at the body.
waved us back. fell on one knee. strip
ped away the clothing from the breast
and applied his ear to the heart.
Lets have some water" he said.
Hes had a taste or Whit of some
thing that has stopped the heart ac-
ton"
With a queer, creepy feeling owe
my scalp. l remembered the little flask
half full of blood red liquid which
Crochard carried in his pocket.
But he had not meant murder this
Lille. L lSllcllUclcu LudJ 1OulIey udu
said he never killed an adversary. The
doctor worked away briskly, and at
the end Of a few minutes Simmonds
drew a long breath and sat erect.
Then his eyes opened, and he sat sway
ing unsteadily and staring amazedly
about him.
Where an IL" he gasped. Then his
eyes encountered mine. Lester he
said. Where is he-Pigot?"
Il 4
Scarcely knowing what l did I CROP
ed my way to the telephone and asked
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21

for Godfrey's number. hoping against
hope absurdly, and at last. to my in
tense surprise and relief, | heard his
voice, not IL very amiable voice.
II tried to get YOU" l explained, las
soon as Simmonds told me they were
going to look ut the cabinet. | phoned
the office. The city editor said he had
sent you out into Westchester."
Godfrey laughed shortly.
at was a wild goose chase he said.
cooked up by our friend Crochard-
But eve then I'd have got back if we
hadn't punctured a tire when we were
five miles from anywhere. l knew
what was up, but there | was. Oh,
he's made fools Of us all. Lester"
But, Godfrey l said. Il can't IN
derstand even yet how he did it
Where Is Pigot?"
Hes Oh the Savoie, bound and gag
1 could only gasp.
And to think l didn't suspect" add
ed Godfrey bitterly. I'VE stood there
and saw that yacht with the French
flag walk away from us. We saw her
put "A nan aboard the Savoie. We saw
that man talking to Pigot'-
Yes" l said breathlessly, vest
"Well, that man was Crochard. He
got Pigot into his stateroom; gave him
q Whit of the same stuff he used on
S1mmonds. no doubt; put him out Of
the way under the berth, got into ;! :
clothes, made up his face. pet on /
wig-and all that while we We're kick
Ing our heels outside waiting for him
Crochard is an artist in that line, and
he was, no doubt. thoroughly familiar
with Pigot's appearance. He took the
papers of Pigot. set his bag outside
the stateroom door and then came
out calmly to meet his dear friends Of
the press. You remember he said he
would come today"
Yes"
There's one consolation it will
break Grady"
But Godfrey" l said. IF you could
have seen those diamonds-those beau
tiful diamonds-and to think be should
be able to get away with them from
right under u noses!"
ITS pretty bad, isn't it? But
there's no use crying over split milk.
Lester" he added, in another tone. It
want you to be in your Office at noon
tomorrow-or, rather, today. I have
got n more bomb to explode. Lester.
and it's a big one. 1t will make you
jump! Good night"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21

"Ihere We're certain Details" I add
ed, which 1 supposed were known to
no one except myself and two other
persons, and yet M. Pigot knew them.
Then. again. how did he know so GER
tainly just how the mechanism work
ed? 1t seemed to me that he handled
that mechanism as though he was IA
miliar with it. Of course, he may have
prepared himself by studying the draw
ings which no doubt accompany the Sc
cret memoir. He may even have had a
working model made. He is an extraor-
binary man."
And a great actor" Grady supple
mented. Hello! Who's that?"
The front door had been flung open.
There was an instant's %colloquy with
the desk sergeant. then a rapid step
crossed the outer room. and Godfrey
burst in upon us.
He cast a rapid glance at the Boule
cabinet. at the secret drawer standing
open. empty. and then his eyes rested
upon Grady.
80 he got away with it, did he?" he
inquired.
"Who do you think you are" shout
ed Grady, his face purple, coming in
here like this? Get out or I'll have
you thrown OUT"
"Oh, III go" retorted Godfrey cool
ly. I've seen all I care to see. Only
III tell you me thing, Grady-you've
signed your W death warrant to-
night" You won't last an hour after
the story of this nights work gets
i OUT
Grady's color slowly faded as he
met the burning and ~contemptuous
gaze Godfrey turned upon him. AS
for me. ar awful fear had gripped my
heart.
DO you mean to say it wasn't Pig
got?' stammered Grady. at last.
Godfrey laughed scornfully.
NO. you blithering idiot" he said.
sit wasn't Pigot. 1t was Crochard
himself".'
And he stalked out. slamming the
door behind him.
Almost before the echo of that slam
ming door had died away Grady was
beside the s%ergeant's desk.
Get out the reserves" he ordered.
land have the other wagon around.
Phone headquarters to rush every nan
available to the Day and Night bank,
and say it's from mel"
In a moment the reserves came tum-
bling out. struggling into their coats.
There was q chatter of hoofs in the
street as the wagon dashed up. The
reserves piled into it. permitting me
to crowd in beside them. Grady jump
ed to the seat beside the driver.
1 chung to the hand rail as the wagon
swayed back and forth or bounded into
the air as it struck the car tracks, and
| stared out into the night, struggling to
understand. Could Godfrey be right?
But Of course he was right! Some in
tuition told me that. At the bank we
found Simmonds lying on his back, his
eyes open and staring apparently at
the ceiling.
Grady elbowed his way savagely
through the group.
where's Kelly?" he demanded.
At the words a white faced man in
uniform arose from a chair into which
he had plainly dropped exhausted.
ooh. there you arew and Grady
| glowered at him f~erociously. Nov
tell me what happened-and tell it
quick!!"
"Why, sir" stammered Kelly, there
wasn't anything happened. Only when
we stopped out there. at the curb and
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21

desk. and instantly we caught the gilt
ter of diamonds-diamonds so large. so
brilliant. SO faultlcssly white that l
drew a deep breath of admiration.
Even NJ. Pigot, evidently as he prided
himself upon his imperturbability.
could not look upon those gems wholly
unmoved. A slow color crept into his
cheeks as he gaZed down at them. and
he picked up one or two of the larger
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21
p XVI.
The MiehaeIovitoh Diamonds.

The MichaeIovitch Diamonds.
N r OW. 1 perceived that the draw
er vas filled with little rolls
Of cotton. which had been
pressed into it quite tightly.
Nj. Pigot removed the first Of these.
nnrolled it and spread it. out nnon tho,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-05-21

ITO BE C~ONCLUUED)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-11-23

YOUNG man living at home wants
to work for few hours tday or
night for board or small wages.
Experienced at janitor work. Also
with farm experience. or clean
and reliable habits. j. II. Bennett,
Main SS76-L.
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STENOGRAPHER wishes position
or office work De, Times.

MIDDLE-AGED, refined and very
capable respectable woman de-
sires housekeeping for club or ho-
tel, or working companion for aged
people; best of reference. WI,
Times.
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WIDOW with 3-year- boy, wants
position as housekeeper. Main
6S75.
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WOULD like work of any kind:
wages not particularly. Arthur
Nelson, Madison 927-J.
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AN experienced restaurant man
wishes place in restaurant; can
work at any part of the business |,
wages no object. Add. B-3, Times.
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YOUNG woman wants chambermaid
or anything where she can go
hime nights; honest and reliable. D.
3, Times.
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MIDDLEAGED man wants position
as Waterman or a job on ranch
to do chores, can milk. Call at 1149
SO. ID ST., Hotel Idaho. room 6. Main
1861.
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YOUNG married man with family
would like position of any kind;
has had experience in retail stores.
Can give best of references as to
character and work. C-S, Times.
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REAL ESTATE
~~~~~>~~~-~-~~~-~> ,.>>,,.,
GET BUSY

Look at my bargains today.
23 acres, about 9 acres cleared.
enough timber and wood to nav for
all OF 1t, miles of Tacoma between
this.
Also 2h acres, all cleared, one of
the best; close to car, 10c fare g.
room house, good one; chicken
houses, brooder houses, !, tools of all
Kinds. VIII trust you years for
$1,000 and give me $500 you can
nave the place. It's fine, better
than oil stock.
o. N. JOHNS
200 Nat Bank Tao. Bldg.
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LADY wants maternity nursing
can give best of references. Call
Main 6329.
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AN elderly trusty man, wants some
light work; experienced in house
and janitor work. Main POLL, room
&
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CHAUFFEUR wants position, pri-
vate or commercial driving Main
1863
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LADY wants any kind of day work.
Kitchen work, sewing, cooking or
cleaning. Main 9214.
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper wants
work: uick and accurate In fig
ures. ca, Times,
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A YOUNG married man so years of
age would Ike position with
builder. Have Is years experience
as foreman and first class me-
chanic. VIII work for small wages
for steady work, or will do repair
work of any kind at lowest rates.
Best reference. Address BIS, Times
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AUTO repairing or painting in your
own garage; price reasonable.
Main 6327.
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GIRL wishes employment; expert
enced in factory, laundry or
waitress, and would also serve as
companion for small wage. Madi-
son $50.
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EXPERIENCED lady would like
position to take charge of home
for people going away. Main 2749.
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AUTO mechanic seeks work, any
capacity. Main 6327.
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EXPERIENCED chambermald an,
waitress wishes position. Mail
3916
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YOUNG girl would like to take care
of children or baby morning or
nights. Main 513S.
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YOUNG woman wants homework /;
competent of taking charge of
house; good cook: will leave city;
best of references, must have work
Immediately and good salary. &C.,
Times.
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GIRL wants to care for children
afternoons and evenings. Proc
tor 1905
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WANTS WANTS WANTS WANTS WANTS
hes Want AID Page is the Market Place for All the
FURNISHED HOUSE

55-ROOM fur. cottage, 1905 So
Ser. fur. cottage. 1906 SO. Yakima.
Main 6573.
3-RoOM furnished house. Call 1912
SO. q. Madison 356.
FURNISHED house for rent rea-
sonable to right party. 403 East
9th,
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MARRIED man wants any kind of
work 1909 So. 37th.
MAN wants job driving truck or
auto. D-4, Times
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EXPERIENCED nurse wants work
as nurse. VIII handle confine-
ment cases. Will furnish references
1929
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LADY would like child to care 70
days. 914 SO. l. st.
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PRACTICAL nurse wishes materni-
ty cases or will care for invalid,
s12 week. 403 9Th st. N. W., Puy-
allup, Wn,
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FAVORABLE woman would like
chambermaid work in respectable
hotel or rooming house. Main 1864.
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Experienced stenographer wants po-
sition. Will furnish best of refer
ences. Call Main 9151.
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CHAUFFEUR, commercial or pri-
vate driving. Main 1869.
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PLAIN sewing. 1851 So. e.

LADY wants buttonhole work. Ad-
dress 1902 So. M.
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HAVE your stockings made to order
at 1913 Tacoma av. Madison 1858.