davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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other sizes are graded up and down from
these standards.
The origin of the paper patterns is in
the brain of the designer In this depart
ment the women must not alone lie skilled
dressmakers, but have as well the artists
eye and light, skillfnl toucn. The gar
mcnt is cut out % good. firm piece OF
Lnb.oached muslin. II il is 10 he tight
fitting it Is sewed UP anl fitted without
a wrinkle; the WORK being just as ca.e-
fGlly and neatly done rs if every stitt n
was set for wearing purposes instead of
being ripped out. that the paper pattern
may be cut from Vt.
One-half of the garment Is trimmed:
II lace is represented, lace that is cut
out OF tissue paper is fulled on. If passse-
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PAPER PATTERN PROOF.
shows How Many Women MAKE
Their own Clothes.

shows How Many Women Make
Their Own Clothes.
1t will give some idea of the extent to
which women are their own dressmakers
to state that in one pattern making estab-
lishment in New York city, nearly 1900
people are employed. Both sexes, and
nearly all ages, are to be seen, and remu-
neration for the labor ranges from s4 a
week up to almost princelv salary.
This house has $500 agencies through
ont the world, and millions of their pat-
terms are sent out during the year, with
instructions printed in English. German
French and Spanish. One would scarcely
expect that patterns cut in New York city
would find a market in China and Japan
hut they do.
For models. to try the garments on
children of four, five. nine and twelve
years OF age, and young woman of thir-
tyfour bust measure are used. All the
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An Old Lace season

The woman who possesses a quantity Of
old lace has a treasure this season, for
fashion rsquiSes very lavish use of real
lace. Lace we must have, and If we can
not have real there are lovely limitations
not to be ignored; Italian point, rose
point, Brussels, Honiton, Mechlin. point
Anglais, and Flemish laces are all worn.
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For Pale People.

Take one cup OF sweet milk to one table
spoonful of salt, and add a few drops OF
perfume. Apply this to the face with a
soft linen cloth before retiring Then the
first thing in the morning wash the face
with soft warm water. The plain saltsd
milk is used by Englishwomen daily as
skin restorative.
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Lnos. es,m. i.d during the life of the

At the death of the late duke, the
Marchioness of Blandford thought that her
son, the present duke would Immediately
reinstate her in Blenheim palace, which
had been restored and beautified by the
millions of Mrs. Hammersley, but here
the young dukes love for his stepmother
asserted itself and he not only refused to
let his mother take up her abode in Blen
helm. but spent the most of his time vis-
iting his stepmother at her new home,
Deepdene. o
Lily, Duchess of Marlborough. was in
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HAIR CULTURE.
Advice ns 10 It's Cnre During the
Summer.


Curiously enough, women. as a rule, do
not take proper care of their sealps and
hair. The scalp. like the pores of the face,
must be kept clean 10 be in healthy con-
dition. The head, If inclined to be oily
should be washed every week in summer
time; IL not, once in two weeks will do.
The growth of hair in a healthy scalp
is from eight TO ten inches year. grow
ing faster In summer than in winter. he
hair stretches in wet weather and shrinks
In dry. which is the cause of artificially
rurled hair becoming straight in moist air.
IL you will use the curling irons during
the summer be sure to supply the follicles
with little extra DourIshment in the way
Of briiliantine TO make up for that which
the heat abstracts.
The two following recipes furnish the
best possible emollients, the first of which
is non greasy:
Lavender water ............................ OF
6testlhe .--s.--'-....--...----.l oz
LiAriheo honey or:
kectihec spirit OF,
First mix the honey and giycerine to-
Bether, then add the lavender water or eau
de-cologne, and last of all the spirit.
The second recipe is intended to give a
more or less glossy appearance TO the hair,
Is well as TO strengthen il:
castor OIL drm
hectihcd spirits or
Altar Of roses TO perfume -.-.-...............
Iinctnre OF eoeiiineal .............-.......2 drm
The best way OF using these prepara-
tions is to put few drops into the palm
Of the hand and then rub the bristles Of
the brush across IL, and SO apply to the
hair.
All greasy preparations. II must be ie.
membered. will darken the hair, as will
also too constant and frequent brushing
therefore, those whose hair is very ligh
should use the brush with moderation, en-
pioying comb with coarse. smooth teeth
FOR the ventilation and disentanglement Of
'lsir tresses.
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toward his mother has entire
ly disappeared, and he is quite
filial and devoted.
1t is said that the young
Duchess of Marlborough hasn't
an enemy in England, and it
is quite easy TO believe when
one knows the beautiful gem
tfeness and true kindness of
ner nature.
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HOW THE DUCHESS
MADE PEACE
Two Enemies Reconciled by
COnsuelO's Rare Tact.
Both We're Married to His Late
Grace of Marlborough.
The Young American Peercss
Has Brought Them TOEeth-
err in Harmony.

London, May 13.-The rare sweet
ness of character which the young
Duchess of Marlborough has shown
since she became member Of the
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thousands of dollars by mending 9
damaged and shopworn statuettes,
and other valuable porcelains, so 8
neatly that it is only with great q
difficulty even a scratch can be x
distinguished. frequently 1t has 8
its hands full with fine work from 2
the Boston Museum.
At present the force is engaged 8
in putting together a lot of rides
cent glassware from Egypt, and W
other rare bits of old pottery that
are soon to be added to the collec-
tions in the famous art archives OF
the Hub. By next summer they will b'
placed on exhibition, and visitors to tn
museum will marvel at their beauty an'
their wonderful state of preservation. Bu
the swallows in the woodbine about tn
little factory window will twitter know
ingly; and if you could be one of then
when delicious breezes from the Back Ba,
blow the lace curtains aside, you nigh
see bust of Homer, a Peruvian urn in
laid with an Inca's gold. or one of thos
delicate marveis by Bavarian glass blow
er rise out of the heap of fragments on III
mahogany table, like Phoenix from hi
ashes; for the odd little workshop vii
probably be in full blast just about tina
time
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del nno ell mineral" ndpensahles
las las h ufaS deHeadaS ea 10 dice e Iondres
t de una uadHa de Emulsion de djaa esperar
Los hP0stos
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Ii CORRESPONDENCE III PUIKI0RIW
San Juan, Puerto Rico Is de Agosto de 1899.
Entered the Post Office Jn as second natter 1899


Va acompa6ada siempre d. un desar-
reglo. Lalengua Sc pone saburrosa, el
apetito escasea, Ia digestion es dificil,
Ia sangre esta empobrecida, los nervios'
en- estado de irritacion, sobrevienen
dolores en- Ia cabeza existe
Estrenimiento constante del vientre. !
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THE COAST COUNTRY.
l"onae'ful Development I'm Thl
section nf u'nw

"on"eeiul Development I'm This
IN section of Texas.
'ap'eb Texas, May 29.-Very few peo-
IN Houston have the least convention
'n' extent Of fruit and berry culture in
Oas' section They know that there
'0lSAntly during the seasons. a gem
y supply Of pears and strawberries to
a'u sl the fruit stands and stores for a
Ns'as price Beyond this they never
. inquire where they came from or
y. .'i the crop was short or large.
It'll is a fact that all through
~ ana East Texas there are found the
aOu'iShins and charming fruit and
= 'ains imaginable.
:. :, IT'D / you will to Alvin Dickin-
"a \ s, MARVEL and see what Won have M,
bess,i aned Of before Farm after farm
Mems, pears, strawberries las laroa
bssr b. sssl, and every vegetable and
kovy y or,h 10 both the tropics and the
&srsa Urn. One farm alone rerantI,,
3.tle yilIs,a Kansas City company M he
sna "S OF Marvel, in Brazoria conn
taercsn Tered under the name Of the
ear company, and under The
fssi6snt oi Mr.. A. Il. Wagsman the
n sora. contains $4,000 pear trees and
kasboS, OF all kinds OF yegetables and
4 Ts sooa sense can do. PUN anu energy
W. INA, mas been shipped tho rritor h.-
t,rs ,silably informed from ~" l,a mlegr Ia, Ias
taae-the ap"oovo crates OF strawberries
/ high az 40 auuywine' variety, selling
Ping shlnnsa per crate. There are now
fsatlful a n ually hundreds Of crates OF
kvsral NJ va, ,S beans and cabbages from
! fe later On ss south Texas towns. A
hundreds" VIII commence the shipment
Pa sell =. OF crates OF luscious psars.
|clis IA me best prices in Ccicaeo 81.
Flnd N. o.Ner places. Thus all the wear
El tbat hs sodSt towns have something 10
Pals a, s.u nsS TO their population thou
Is cm,utoilars-w while the cotton farmer
each ,,s TO sell about two davs out
Ping hs 1--we months. for which some.
toush ~, slar to get cents a mound.
Put esn,s same something has cost him
Wake lin Per pound to urodu~- It.
fka a riSa RSp Van WiNle" o ,xaps.
+ Tor yon through the coast country aud
Fnh snd d s Ewes what Ia rally going on.
now bsyonpss lefty culture in South Texas
assd f.c au me experimental stage. II
Oss afteT rV S. and has come to stay.
PILES Of ir,,,aay me entire season all va
lippsd ma \, e ana vegetables are being
Very acre we mc2ey paid fo- them.
s,as viii M ~. inc prairie lands of South
y several % uuce them and produce them
melt an weeks before the snow beeins
lenver, ch,o..ne lands around ST Louis,
~ all h. 'sSso, Phil1% lphia, New York
Hes Will large Northern ana Eastern
y all TIA, VIII, and do. pay good prices
ere shipped from South Texas.
Fruit Eater.
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500 Head Of steer cattle for sale consisting
Of yearliugs 2-yesr- olds, 3-year.olds anu
A-year-olds; very line yearlng and 100 head
o female cattle. For price apply TO G. D
Kemp wharton, Texas 5,zI
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSONAL.

LIST OF ANSWERS
To advertisements in the office OF The
Post for the week ending Saturday. May 20,
as ~; 54Ol; a. ". p; A. l.. M; $50; 6O27.
5Sll; 5i2S %; 6O2s; 54O3; 594; e. NJ. d.
b.: 1888; 5457. 5i07' Grocer; G G o0s AZ.
5iSl; 5i56 w. NJ. Ferguson: b.. 60gT tSj;
l.; Nj. II. N): 9s3; NJ. NJ. tG j. K. az,
1888; o. c: dD; 6066; 6Ol7; 54i2 5llS: S09S
fee; 6O45 (2) $685.; 5i95; 5425 o.; q. 81;
$3.50 (2); rs; 900; 549i (S) 5l2S; sos 55i7;
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WANlED-iBoy, German or Swedo. to milk.
iook alter cnlckcns anu work arounu house
quick and smart. Jack Thomas. CamueA.
leNas
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WANTED -For the summer, cottage on bay
front. La Porte or scabrooh or house az
Houston Heights No 60e4, this office. 70
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WANTED no RENT.

BOARD your horse nj Wilson's Livery stable.
so per month; best ventilated stable In cltyy
phone $50. u
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wASTED--C clorcd boy to work around house
aud tnko opro VI morse. AppH Necco q
Eitemun. .oS FiHnknn, Il
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WANTED--A gardener who understands the
cultivation OF flowers and care of horse;
must como recommended. Jas. Butte, 1905.
zoos Texas avenue. u
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HOUSTON Heights has artcsisn water. sandy
soil Good drainage. nne shade. excellent
car service and the lots at present prices
are the cheapest property in Town: terms
from 81 to S. per lot In cash aud the same
payment monthly. For hest prices call at
Houston Heights office. 22o Main street,
John A. Miiruy agent &
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WANTED Faperhnnger and collector
ssutntrn Butiltss Exchange, soi Binz build.
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DC YOU CHEW GUM?-If SO why not have
a Feggy and be up-to-date: send l5c for
sample TO Paris Novelty Co.. box 327. Gal
weston. Texas.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD with nicely furnished rooms, $50
per week; table boarders $50 per week -gg
La Branch. ---------
LA PORTG GUNNER boarders viii md i exc.
rotes q ner week. For particulars write y
NJ TRAILER, manager La porte, Texas Tex S.. vs.
pOAPD ON THE GULF-Mouth Of Brazos'
excellent ishing aud shooting bathing IN.
eouailed. bath house and conveyance 10 !
FIRE, for boardersi children ~. MHu IT.
write MIS-, W ,,o I"cN y
NJ -FCAN1' ROOsfs. first class board redueel
10 81 week: liable and transient poaI r,i-rS
Suffered; special rates 20 couples cehti -
location el2 Travis street
DFTTGHTFULLY cool. well Furnished s9ota
front rooms. large screened sa!tI1 Son
ttbIs hoard for two counlos; kerY eus.p
Tor the summer Mrs. Hooper sl2 Travis. "
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ALL AROUND private boarding house whit
or; silver man at large hotel, good carriage
man. will accent porter In saloon or store
wanil work. call 22lA gray avonue, ~
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MASSEY BUSINESS CoLLEGE-Summer
term begins Monday, June 3; special rate 10
those beginning on the opening day write
rings. Ga
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A GERMAN PHYSICIAN. mlddle'aged, wants
a location IA German settlement or VI
LACE; Middle or Northern TeEas preferred.
Xxx, r. o. BOX No. &. otune, Gonzales
county Texas. ~
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TRAVELLING MEN--rwo first-class salcgmen
wanted tor A | line IA this Staic: only re-
liable, experienced men need apply. good
salary or commission Address a, 5, C.,
this Office. IS
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WANTED-- Travelling salesman buerios. a
gsrs. notions. straight salary. 1ilumpn In.
FORMATION Co.. Dallas. rcNas. 10
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FOR SALE Setter pupg. whelped April 20,
price 81 and sic. sire ll-bleoded English
setter. Lit Gladstone, registered No.
427e0 dam hlooded English setter. Lit Glad
atone's sire Rod Gladstone bS Rodrigo;
dam Nellie Harde hy Blue Francis. Box
49 H8llctsville. Texas. ~
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WANTED place 10 work for board and
room can milk aud take care Of horses;
any light work. references. Address G0ai,
this office. 20
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without family, good wages and permanent
position to right party Applv Postofhce
toN 900 70
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WANTED ttousekeerer; ono capable of taxi
Ing care OF cnilarea Appiv laos terry ST..
Filth whru ~
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MEN--our illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach the barber trade in eight weeks
mailed free. Moler Barber College, ST.
Louis. Mo. %
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a FEW reliable agents wanted to write level
premium insurance Tor the "old Hartford
I.ito" under our unoXcelled note contract
harris & Patterson, general managers, Dial
las II
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lie MAKERS wanted at once 500 tic makers
to how 6xSxS sap pine ties, either pale or
split 10000 acrss of unculled timber;
healthy country; Job will last Ave yeats;
Inspect a-G pay IA cash once each mouth
special Inducements TO contractors. VIM.
Cameron g. CO.. Beaumont. reNns ct
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WANTED Situation hy painter, good orugh
band will 20 In the country. Painter. thus
w
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wANTEil--A woman for plain sewing. Jantr
zen a Llacsay. Sil san Jacmto 81 Y
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brown, extra oasy single foot. foxtrot, run
Ming WALL. sixteen hands high, Address 9.
W S. boz So. Mckinney. Texas. 70
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SITUATION WANTED -rrMALE

MISREPRESENTATION BY mdde-sEed white
woman to do cooking aud house work for
small family. Address Mrs MURRAY. Center
atreNl ono hlOea from HnMat0n ave-. q
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FOR SALE--A fine Governor strong horse
colt. l-yeRr.od 500 good pinno box buggy:
s25 %. II. j. BernR, 1904 Milan street "
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

SITUATION WANTED-~By reliable youuE
man as clerk In storei have thorough
knowledge 81 bookkeeping Address 60lS
this office q
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TIE FIDELITY MUTUAL furnishes up-to-
date lie insurAnce az lowest possible rates
consistent with fafety, and elyes liberal
tclligent and Trustworthy sEentg. None
other need. apply A. J. Brown. general
manager. Dallas. Texas. Y
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| WANT something 10 DO. am a Doy "a years
Of age: willing TO work for most anything
tend 10 horse and buggy; colored. e0oo, THIS
Once Is
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wANTED-The FrateEnal Life Association
wants collectors; salary paid TO good mon.
For particulars call on or address d. +.
Bailey, general secretary, Cotton Exchange.
Houtton. "
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REGISTERED PHARMACIST wants posi-
ton. Ave yesrs experience in drug store
will work reasonable Al references. Ad-
dress w r. Fora Uyalde. Texas ~
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SALB-Four hundred ton yearllng steers
at $40 5O one hundred 2-year-old steers for
Sli,60; nifty COWS FOR $1,000 delNe cred at
dOches. Texas. III
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NANTED-By married man, no children.
20 anywhere. Address Dairy, this office, q
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s. B. D.-see D. ]. waddell. ne Travis St. 20
If YOU WANT health. pretty complexion. be
free from ticks. chigoe and neas. send csc
for the remedy. Address NJ. Davis. Gates
NiIlo. Texas 1
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MAN AND WIFE want places on sectlon.
woman 10 cook man 10 work on track; both
have experience. no children. Address NJ.
A C. this office 70
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MANTED--At once, good German woman &c
cook ia section house, no washing; pay 81.
month. H. Rumpe Cypress Top. Tex 81
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WANTEn-H Homework. chambermaid or cook
work Of any kind white lady Mrs. L. SUI
lGn. 500 Louisiana street. city. y
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WANTED Baker at u. freuss, az Travis
street. 81
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WANTEp--A baker tonight to hello out
schosser steam Bakery. Sus Dallas ave. Z
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A RELIABLE young man desires light posi-
ton in TeXas coagt country salary no OBJ
ject Address n L.. Buna, Texas. y
CoLuRED BOY wants place 70 do yard work
or help about the house. ~ preston Z6
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

BoARD AND ROOM WANTED--Guitar ex-
pert wants room ar board, or both for guitar
lessons: best references. Address Guitar.
this office. ~
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WANTED-lho tlemakars 20 mako SQUARE
edre pinc ties GS5-S feet timber has never
been culled; will nav 10 cents 10. making;
monthly lnspection and nay OF the 18th Of
each month Apnly 70 L. Solinsky \ Co
at beaumont o. Hilllster. Texas. II
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WANTED Position bv nll-round min man.
saw nler, mill foreman aud sawyer, twelve
years experience; lumbernen with modern
plants answer, SAWYER this office. ~
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WANTED Good cook, n ). collins, 'iUleH
Congress. y
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work IN ofhco or IN store, or around house
not afraid OF work Address COCO, this OF
0ce 20
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FOR SALE cheap, several work mules and
horses. Bee Hive Furniture Co.. OH Trayls
direct. II
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THREE nice, gentle surrey horses, $50 TO ,iS.
smith. Larcndons stables. 70
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SITUATION WANTED-By widow, with lit
tic girl, years old, as housekeepef no
objections to country. Address no 6ol5.
this ofaca ~
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WANTED--Men to stay away from Sabine
Pass labor trouble there Longshoremen S
associations 20
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v ant Columns,
RATES Cash with ADJ,

RATES Cash with Adj,
Per word, one insertion :.
yer ~ord' four consecutive insertion. &c
rsr word, seven consecutive insertions xc
pef word. each consecutive insertion. ten
'~'''''''.'.'.. ......,.,... kc
NO AID TAKEN FOR LESS ruANts ceNrs
nS These rates are for uniform Aas mo dispI,,,
Display Ads 20 at regular spaes rates. but black ,yp,
not allowed In Want Ads.
s57THr Pcs Is friend of the unemp;ose, ana
inserts Situation Wanted Ads of 2, words Tor less
three times free Of charge
90 Letters directed TO initials only are no, delivered
through Tho posfofhee. bayou can have your answers
addiessed to number in care Of The Posr. ans
forwarded to you.
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4 FIRST GLASS saddle maker can get \
steady job nt $40 per week. Write Northrui
CLARK Saddlery Co, houston Texas. =
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wANTEp7-Wh girl Tor general houscwork
small family. Apply zoe iamilton y
WANTEl-A good barber. must be steady
and sober, Address VIM. horne, Corpus
Christi, Texas, 81
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SITUATION wANTED--By two intelligent
aud fright boys, aecd II COMING from New
YorN TO learn trade or work around
store or office Charles Silhiser le27 Cen-
ter street Is
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lWANTED--Wo Woman cook FOR section house
Apply at Browne y Mclmgers. Is
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RUBBER--,We have lands for sale In Mexico
especially adapted to growing rubber. coffee,
chocolate. vanilla and all tropical fruits, In
the hest localities in tropical Mexico; good
titles; healthy climate; rail and water con-
.ectlons; VIII sell In large or small tracts
Write or call on us for information, Tlaco-
talPan Land Company, local office 2lI Main
stlcet Houston Texas GO
BELOW are few bargains VIC have to offer;
Five beautiful lots on San Jacinto street,
well improved, a pretty home on Mckinney
avenue, a bargain handsome two-story
house on LaBranch, on car line. seven
rooms, all modern oonveniences. only $500;
several choice building sites on Crawford
street. We have several customers for de-
sirable lots in Third or Fourth ward, inn
proved or unimprove6; so acres of choice
land on gravel road. mile and a half from
city, well improved, only $50 per acre;
building. II