davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Just one pinch Of the powder, and single
dip OF the tiny silver scoop fills them.
You do not press down the dust, hut light
ii, give along Whit. and you are in the
power Of a narcotic that does rot put you
to sleep, but only Iulls the world around
to rest
4 very smart little summer travel
ing case is stocked with cigarettes all
rolled and sealed i'll cases a dozen in Il
case. There are tea and sweet fern, the
latter very comforting little smoke
while fishing, as it has peculiar power
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Cav Glace Silks, Decorated with
Fiowered GauZ., Compose the
Very SmarteSt of Ball
Dresses EIab-
crate Than Ever.

New York, June 6.-Not the least im-
portant eirnIeuLS IN the summer wardrobe
Tor out -Uf-town Use are suitable costumes
for ali the smart tops and INFORMAL dances
constantly cropping up.
To be thoroughly enjoyed one must he
appropriately gowned Tor sucn Occasloas
and this cannot be- accomplished through
one all-round dance frock, meant TO serve
every occasion.
The toilets worn TO the opening hops
given by tue big hotels at tie various sum
nler resorts hay We this sea son been finer than
ever
Those seen at the first yacht and country
club balls were also distinguished by au
exceeding richness OF mat erIal and the pIO-
fusion OF jewels worn; splendid silks, which
suggested the old stately brocade> and rare
laCeS. being much in evidence for the mat
ronly contingent.
FOR THE Y OCNGER SET.
For the younger generation Sone de-
lightful creations were made of taffeta
silks in striped, figured aud chine designs.
These. ln the daintiest Instances, ran ia
tulle decorations, narrow, fluffy outings on
the skirt, tUlle sleeves, and some pretty ar
rangenlsnt OF the same caught down with
small flowers on the bodice
An occa Sional low baby body was
entirely of tulle, and this, as well as
other full little bodies of chiffon or
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OUTING GIRLS GOWNS.
Wears a Jaunty Coat Over a
Trim Sweater.
Copyright, 1896, by Ryman Interview
Syndicate

Copyright, 1896, by Ryman Interview
Syndicate
Paris, May IS The summer ward
robe of a fin de steele woman is never
complete without some sort OF smart
outing gown But the kind OF gown
that It shall be depends on tie way that
woman chooses TO take her summer
outing
Inc old way OF sitting around ON the
paZZas or the hotels at the fashionable
watering places with a bit Of enlbroid-
cry IN ones hands and a bit OF gossip
on the end Of ones tongue belongs to
tue ways OF the past Now a woman
must nave hobby-a summer hobby
hobby that she mounts and rides out
INTO a healthy atmosphere where popu-
iarity is gained entirely by a wboIe-souled
''canl3raIierie -
The aesiheti girl VINO affects tile pictur-
eSque lassitude all day long aud then bright
ems up for bali or german finds out that
she IS mot in it, with her stirring ener-
getic, athletic sister, who has taken her spin
OF three or four hours. had a refreshing bath
and nap and looks radiant in spite OF tan
and freckleS
FOR MOUNTAINS.
One ambitious young woman I know is
having sensible chic outing gown made.
for her journey to the summit of Mount
Blanc She and her two athletic Yale
brothers are going 10 take this hazardous
Journey of four days very SOON and a COIN
Portable costume for such a journey has
need need OF being very light and at the
same time very warm.
soft brown cameFs hair was the ma
terIdl suggested by the couturier The
SUIT Is In three Observation-Disclosures
slightly ba Sging over the knee; a short godet
skirt. and the very jauntiest short box
coat. to be worn over a sweater.
watched some very skillful tennis play
0rs IN picturesque old garden OF one of
the private hotels here. \ slender blonde
girl lit bright red tennis gown of mohair
produced singing color note among Ter
more ber-Sowned companions. The skirt
or TINS gown was short. full gOdet. with
a belt OF satin ribbon attached. that went
twice around the waist and tied on tbs
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out the little paper books she has torn
a leaf, and as fast as Turkish cigar
maker. she has rolled the little paper
around Il pinch of the powder and is moist
CHING it with the damp little sponge.
Lighting a little candle she dips her
cigarette in the flame boy-fashion Soon
she is like you putting at the hops.
Now for light for YOU she says
Then laughing as she looks at you, she
adds: Il see you are feeling the hops
even before you smoke. Yes, they are
a narcotic. Not harmful like opium, but
very reStful. When you smoke hops YOU
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pages by means Of little slips OF paTsr
pastel across the center OF them. There
are initials under each one. Unless YOU
couli see this back YOU have no idea how
much romance can lurk about ha:rpil.
How does he get them? Well, | don't knJ -
| have seen tie book, but / don't by any
means pretend To know the inside history
uf its creation"
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mice and men. Yoa
forget care. III | were
to say lie down you
would drop upon tHat
couch and fall asleep.
mat is why we like
hops so much"
over a pipeful of
the smoking little
weed and over q sec
and pipeful of il you
forget the world Of
cnaG. The smoke rises
thick and fragrant;
you breathe it ana
Fancy now the ozone
OF the woods, now the
scent Of the hop fields.
Meanwhile your hos
tess clIats on, ever
rolling another cigar
cite, ever refilliug for
you aud ever lighting
yet another for her
self, throwing the old
hnIG-SmnSt t,t.iU dssIe
You wonder how long
IL can go ON III uiils
beatific way. She
knows To a traction of
a second. She has
smoked the hop cigar
cite longer than you
have. Sue knows she
has in her fingers the
most delightful, sooth-
ing weed in the world
until you can take
no more, then [ he most
powerful narcotic.
The hop cigarette rs
now smoked by the
smart young women
who keep bachelors
halls in their own
mothers homes, and
who affect the little
fads OF their brothers,
is the product of last
summers gathering
Hop pillows have been
opeuel for il and drug
stores rausacked. The
best OF hops, most
carefully dried AMI
powdered, and the
most alright recrp-
tacleS are the neces-
stiles. The hop pill
low, protected in a
deep dra wer, will be
more fragrant for
smoSingthan tlieflow
ers dried i'll the sun;
but the best OF all are
the hops gathered in
the sun and quickly
pressed between pa
Ders and pulveriZe'l,
when they become 10
dry as powder.
The tea cigarette Is
a very excellent thing.
but, like tea drinking,
it has been carried too
far. Fifty tea cigar
etteSa day is too much
foT the nerves of any
young woman. Il is Il!
mo35as badas chew ing
the tea Ieaves-a hab-
IL of girls of the last
century ana much
worse than drinking
thctaa itself. The hop
cigarette acts as an
antidp,c to the tea
cigarette habit. and
, even as n cure for IL.
AFTER smoking the
hops a week any
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the man who owns IL
boasts that he has in
turn adoredrapturous
ly the various owners
OF the different slip
pers.
"Similar to this fad
is the one OF securing
gloves. Several OF my
brothers friends have
gone Systematically
to work To get to-
gether as many suede.
dogskin and dressed
kid gloves as they
could beg, borrow or
steal from the girls Of
their acquaintance.
Handkerchief collec-
lions have always
been a fad, / fancy,
with rnasculinity.
"SuIne young people
keep a stock of stick
pins on hand. and that
reminds me or the
pickle "a stickpin col
lection got i certain
faddish young man IN
to. This particular
youth Collected col
lege pins from all the
girls he knew who
were attending high
er education AS q
result he could dis
play quite an assert
Inene Of enamelcd
stickpins. He pias-
tered them over she
lapel of his coat.
used to wear them us
sentimental trophies,
much az an Indian
would dangle scalpS
from his belt. one
day the stickpin col
lector was to escort
his very best girl 10
a football game. and
the stickpin array
confronting him on
his coat front, he
hastily removed al
but the one the best
girl had given him,
fastening the others
underneath his collar.
The course OF true
love rau smoothly
that day. until the
thnugiItless pin col
lectoF turned his coat
collar up about his
cars. Then those many
c"io:ed college pias
told their tale. He
ana his best girl have
parted company now,
but the youth still col
lects college pins. Talk
about fads, though,
the siickes. one |
know Of is run ga
all it is worth by u
man who has what he
CALI a souvenir hair
pin bo1k. He has got .
ten an ordinary SER, p
book aud bound &c
with white linen, ,I
which is a water
CulO7 sketch of d girls
head, with flowing
locks ana a lat uf
Loose haivpinS scat
tered about. Inside
of this book you will
find haIrpins OF every
shape and size. They
are fastened to the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-27

lAplES-You viii miss an intellectual
treat il YOU fail 90 attend the lecture to
ladies' only at Bry4ns Han on Monday,
September rs, at $3.50 o'clock y. NJ. hN
Miss II. f. Hall of San Francisco. Cal d:
admission free -
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WANTED-Agcnts are coming money
lightning sellers: WIN. Cope, Arr r,
Light Gaiva, H.. si.ss one afternoon +,
any man or woman can make ilo,'vS
hand over fist, no experience neeueI
EleMOOd. H. -
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MISS NJ. L. WATSON'S select school for
young ladies' and girls, No. 1874 Mckn-
catalogue or Information address the
principal. No lG02 Mckinney ave. )
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EIGHT platforms, seven presidentla'
tickets. islG: other bipartisan iniorma-
ton; former money planKs; ON ma
agents make good money, only loc' 70
IDEAL Information CO., lndiahapoHs,,
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MRS WYRICK of New York. business
medium. can tell your past, present
aud future: life readings on all matters;
advice given. Call at 1861 Texas ave.
me. -
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as treasurer of theatrical
company, fully organized season lNlb-'
produc ny "A successful comedy; salary
$40 per week: must have $500 cash Scout
ity. W. c., this office. ~
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|.OUiSioD0 Red He0It Cypress

Cisterns. tanks and Water lrOulhs.
Writc u for Price List.
HOUSTON CYPRESS ClSTERN COMFY,
Office and Factory; Foot Of Main Street
Phone SIS.
HOUSTON. TEXAN
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business cans~

500 WILL A.. Buy ,SI,,s 6 ~, !: J.
material; all IN hasSssiu 81 ~ I,S
s fsr e l lew days 6 Ad'''s !.
this off ce. --Th 81
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ANTED-Good good solicitors for Texas
Free Press: must have references. eau
early Monday morning at 10l5h preston
avenue. =.
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SHOE salesmen wanted. good money for
the right men; we want husters WIN
road experience to handle our iine OF
fine med nm priced mems, bows anu
youths up-to.date shoes in connection
with anything elise that doesn't conill,i
liberal commission. good name ana nis
reputation hacl. Of goods. Address, WIN
reference Boot and Shoe Manufacture
ing Co boston Mass
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AGENTS WANrED-$5 daily, sure; ever
lasting, tableware: can not wear out;
looks exactly like silver; write today
for full information, catalogue and start
Aluminium Novelty Co., $40 broadw, va y
New FORK ~ 80
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WANTDD-A boy or young man to at
tend horse. milk COW and attend to
general house and yard work must
WIN ShS"P' ~ q
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TYPEWKlTEK EXCHANGE.
Houston, Texas. Guy McIaughlin, man
agor: typeWritors. all makes. sold. rent
ed, repaired. supplies for all machines:
we sell the Remington typewriter ana
the N0ostyle duplcator. y
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ACENIs W ANTcD Tor tales Of u
War. as told by M veterans Y
sides; something new: hunlftiis
war pictures; COS pages. 0ns VI
ports ITO orders for fifteen days
quick. Peoples Pub. Co., NJ
street. PHILADELPHIA,
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MARRIED ladies to write for us at
home; no canvaSsing; reply. enclosing
stamp Silver Fern Co., Aurora, mo -
WANTED Settled white woman to TAKE
80 ~ small child for the winter; must
reside In suburbs or Fifth ward. VI
phan, This office. :.
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WE DON'T want boys or loafers, out men
of ability: 5000 to 500 a, month to nus.
tiers; state and general agents salary
commonly Racine WIS.
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AGENTS to handle our new X-rays gas
hight burner; makes kerosene lamps give
a brilliant gasllght. no chimney; no
wcks; no smoke. Cheaper than OF
Samples free to active agents: Superla-
tive Mfg Co.. $50 Broadway. New YORK.
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50 to s. PER DAY selling the best Of an
ramphign literature. National Parry
platforms:" good profit in this RAM le
l5r, Write, for further Information.
Nhas A Townsend. box 1896, Akron. O.E.
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WANTED Men wishing to take wv
Houston, for various government posi-
lions. TO write for valuable 1nIolm.a
ton Uree); write today. u. II b"ie"o7
OF Information CINCINNATI, ono. :.
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VIrAE-O RE-The worlds masnetio
rheumatism, Catarrh, Kidney and fo-
malc Complaints. Local ogents wanted
throughout Southern Texas. 1eadludr-
tors, I0S Main street. ~
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WANNEp- Salesmen for cigars, eNptUI-
onca Unnecessary; s35 weekly ana et-
pcnses: best Bryan and Mckinney AZ
traciions. Folk kitchie x Co, 81. LouIs.
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COPPER King of Arizona. lSG Renison
street. Brooklyn. y. y. wants agent
In Houston and surrounding towns %
cents per share write for PHOSPHORUS. :.
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AGENTS WANTED-Agents AUTOMATIC
.tNfovoscope," Re IKE action: all kinds
OF vending and gaming slot machines
Souder Ritter, "a Park Row, New AorK n
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ENLARGE YOUR BUSTS, LADIES' to
10 inches, at home with Or conway r
Bust Tabloids. AT tritling cost. slWD for
past Y years prove Ills permanent, seal
ed Facts lie stamps. Conway Specific Co.
l3y fremont 81. Boston. Mass =
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AGENTS WANTED-Assorted CONT.
motto and campaign buttonsi hot selie ~ !,
15c per dozen, SIPS per 100. postpiin ;
so per 1000 by express. Campo gn sur
ply 90. ~ Arch street. Boston, Mass. u
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WILL. some benevolent person help me to
secure an education? Can give best OF
references. Address =. NJ. BOX 81. Tar :
ON. Texas. 20
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Statesmen TO sell cigars to dealers s2o
weekly and expenses, experience WI
necessary. Reply with cent stdih!br,,
National Consolidated CO., ChlclSo' -
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STrlNOGRAPHERS. bookkeepers. sales
men. druggists. teachers desiring posi-
Isusiness Buream." j. w. Hudnall, pro-
prictor Dallas Texas. 8.
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TWO white women cooks, one white W.
man nurse. one colored woman ior sSsn ~
eral housework. one man ana ~1ie ~ y
out Of town; 3l4 Fannin. -
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WAN'rED-Iady to learn our business.
then TO travel or do correspondents. sil p
any $500. Enclose sclf-addresSed stamp
cd onNelone TO Eldcr, THIS olnce. -
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VIAVT-A home treatment for uterine
troubles investigate at i0l Binz building,
lady attendants from to D. m: advice
and health book free J
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Help Wanted.

AL BUSHE,LMAN wanted at once. Apply
zoos Preston avenue. Cohen & kottwitA.
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PEKSON Sufferers of dyspepsin AM
indigestion. Send for free samples of
Preston's Anti Dyspeptic Tablets Mailed
to anyone. our tablets Will permanent.
~ and speedily cure any case of SION.
ach troubles. The Preston Chemica
CO., Cincinnati Ohio
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CUSTOMERS wanted for china dinner
sets. glassware, lamps or silver ted
ware at Houston China and Glassware
Co. S0S Main street. James f. Dumb!e.
Manager. II
UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired and
recovered cheaper than any other place
in the city, save money by giving me n
trial. IL. Captain. 502 Milan. corner Prii-
.ie. II
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MISS r. NJ HEllIG. teacher of voice
culture, German, English and italian
singing Binz building. room S2S q
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$50 to $3.50 AND EXPENSES M
men for cigars; experience unn,ed
extra inducements to custonss.
c, Bishop & Co., 81. Louis,
AGENTS. we have a picnic fci yssl
are straight and good rus;lsn q
Pub. Co., las s. Ervay. Dallis
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" take axe half Igterss'E : 4 p''~
sIfaxpG trffk "
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WANrED-At once, compNsui IN
baby . months old. Apply M +
ingto1 street, Sixth ward
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NINE. c; A. BUJAc. pianiste. studio 81.
Mason block; especial attention paic 10
residence II desired; instruction 10 be-
g'onCs. also advanced students. II
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Help waassl

WANTED-Good, strong K7rt :
Tor private family; Nh, " n,
good wages and good w1,:s, ;
Addition.
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S,a TO $3.50 a MONTH and expenses pau
sale smcn for cigars, experience ull l's =
essary; fine line and special inducetheEIts
to the tride The W. l.. Kline Co. o.
Louis Mo. 1910
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MAN TO TRAVEL and iprda, r
salary SIS per month and sIrs
cash required. Address Dav.,
BOX b65, Chicago.
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" ANTED-An,,. nsas s',Ss. !. Avn
weekly, TO reP ass
!s0S. Boston, Mas !. ~ EIcHl
LAND FOR SALE j.. NJ insr.saa,
Al About $500 acres ss,,, wss iFts ~
a nslt s eliy psss'p.Tt' ,. ss''e'Sas,
!. skaggs Real
Texas.
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n, = REALIlzt ", u esSld =, ~ I
'S; e %fssai,, e d's Fl ;%SI ys'i
GOLDEN golden & CO.. coyl1s - q
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AGENTS wANTEIn,naaiiS ss.' 4
motto and campaign o os. III 4.
is s5SoJ Ps Ger 1887 isss ~ s.sss SCI Ss
ply Co.. 81 Arcn ''
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AGENTS and branch ma1assf. n;
commission. Hunter Talornf n
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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YOUNG lady or man TO assist IAuy
good talker preferred; can earn s9"u
salary; read music prize ad IN Suhuuss-
Mirror. Adlrcss Office OF Mlrror. -
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I0TEL f utDatnSryee years CO. &, y
good location, Nljiciousy 81
BPEcuLMA oney; e.ScssssIi rsr'ss
h h,anndling:. l larssa and prSs..s'ii'ss I
published he'd. any mnsembss,,,'' i, i
s ,egds Is IS r1s,,,es siychis.ss, z
a26 La san, ,i,.,,,oNAL ~.
AN E ::S,I Want e m 4 . 81
p ness est%%sr cash ls' W.,
p S!, snl oafIIIna,,ss 49, II
s sseps and nd !:s:oI gsys'sisf ~ /
s %ia sssll ,,s sH,i'rm man ,,s Sc
manageh,S cameron. 8
tucker. CrNT . rsfsj
FIVE PER R., vr o. m mSAxi (
a ave. a send iS ,s,a pasSs.E
Forest. 80 e.lss
aALE-A n, pes
ssU bushes engine o ar y!s."s
Ave lSsiss PEI .sss.is "
terms ]. q. WAN
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WANTED-One frst-cless walstmaka
must understand work thoroughly; non.
other need apply. Levy Bros. bres.",
making Department.
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Texas. ssch vet. ~
' i5a 4y ysas. = s SS'sss1sss. q 4, II
weekly; can can VIE z. i. Cops
tngton, Ky. ana vel
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ANNANNANNAnANlannuuuuuuu|
----------
Help waasl
WANTED-Good, s.ronr rry,,, :
Tor private family; MI, N ~
good wages and Epod ss1,:s, ;
Apply l7N Brazos street Id 1
Addition.
WANTED-At once, compeeui N
baby . months old. Apojy N; +
ingto1 street, Sixth ward
AGENTS and branch maYafsf, ri,
commission. Hunter Talorinf M
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
MAN TO TRAVEL and iprdut r
salary SIS per month and sIps
cash required. Address But.
BOX b65, Chicago.
SEQ to $3.50 AND EXPENSES M,
men for cigars; experience unnse1
extra inducements to customer
c. Bishop & Co., 81. Louis
AGENTS. we have a picnic fof yes
are straight and good rus;lsn q
Pub. Co., las s. Ervay. Dallis
AGENIs WANTED Tor Ta.ss Of D
War, as told by DO veterans u
sides; something new: hunlfsas
war pictures; Cos pages. 0ns v
ports ITO orders for fifteen DAYS
quick. Peoples Pub. Co., NJ
street. Philadelphia.
WHITE nurse wanted, Y q \ ~
Call at $40 Walker avenue, dg'
WANTED--At once, compeest I, Y!
baby 10 months old. Apply U u
street. NJ. Z. Watson.
WANTED-A good cook, at oax
at Southern Pacific hotel W
street, Fifth ward.
WANTED-A shoemaker, ~
on NAH work and ball ~
Limper, Sealy, Texas
AGENTS. wanted to hisat !!
clothes washer; patented VI;
1896; write for terms. Aoaidp W
Mckinney, Texas.
WANTED-Sober, reliable " y - =
who wants good hoilf ~, ~ ~, =
TO feed and care for ~ E 49, ~
city Kennels Wel:lsr; !11
W1NTED--TkTos ilIst ~, n +
" cod buildings and 10 -
month. Apply 10 L. D. "
Galveston. Texas. -
WANTEp-A No. / bart |! !s.. I, 2
tirst-class references uel "a y
preferred. Address w
Texas. s
" ANTED-A shoemiseiS;. Nm ~ -
" % az vale work and nan =
I la sealy. Texas. =, !,
, NTED-A good cook ,.S. ss,t I
W o IA nj Palace Res,su'T1 IN;
N Mrs. l.. Hoyle. Nayaso!. .: ~: !:
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" a week on the place, App'
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all expenses;
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weekly. TO represe"
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;55s. 50 AyERA !Vi1ss: WHY. ~
and 4 n fssnsl ! CO"
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DON'T BE POOR-l Work IoT It, Nv! -
Co. Columbus, o., selling Royal Piatg,,.'
plating knives. forks, spoons, -,
quickly plated by dipping in melte9 nv ~
al: fine finish: plate guaranteed iiVe "
ten years; made si5 last week. TINS wees
$50; easy job; good pay; write io'
place; everybody has goods 70 plate.
WANTED--G erman or Swedc girl 10 c9oi
and do general homework. Apply ~.
Milan street.
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cality to rep ,, s,se,,,.s,,sntes 81 I,
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FREE LECTURE-Mis II. +. Hall of San
Francisco. cal. will deliver a lecture TO
ladies only under auspices Of the NiaVi
Co. at organs Hall, on Monday. Sep
tnnher Is AT 3.3O o'clOck D. IN. 81