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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HtRLBY OWEN THAT
~ the annual meeting OF tho stoc khOlders
Of the sampson Mining Company, will be held
~ tho oiure Of ihs company, at No ~ =.
MAN street. fup tttifsl SAT- Lake oily, Utah,
1uoidAY. July 21rd, 1875, for the election Of
trustees and ofrcefs for the current rear. and
Tor such other business a. may come before
The meeting. Polls open between O'Clock
a, IN. and o'clock D. o..
~ g. SMITH. secretary and Treasurer.
FALL LAKE CfIf, Utah. June u. 1895.
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NOTICE

NOTICE - iIEREuI GIVEN To THE
~ stoeH holders OF tho Utah slAuEhteTing
90 mat mere VIII DO meeting Of the stucL
holders Of SAID COMPANY. Al lie hour ~ Z, Al
p M, On the sth day ~ July, isUl. at tic onto
q sad company, ln salt Lake Clty, No ~
first South street, for tho purpOte uf dccreaa,
lng the company's capital stock and Increasing
the number OF dirorthts and for voting upon
an amendment 90 the article. ~ Incorporation
for that purpose 4 full attendance h 70
qucstet
Dated this 18th DAY ot June, lsl5,
joins II, WHITE. President
j. l. HAYWOOD, Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Julia 4. FaTon, deceased.
NJ oTtCR rs HEREHY GIVEN NY THE
~ uudcrslgned, administrator OF the estate
OF Julia A. tarfen, deceased, TO the rredttora
OF aud all paTs0us having claims against the
hhld doccascd, 10 exhibit thom with tho neons,
thfy vouchers, within ten months after Itho
administrator. ~ No g!7 W, second south
SToei, SAT- Lake Clly, Ia the county Of salt
Dated June lQIh. 1875
JOSEPH TARRES,
Administrator " the estate OF julia A, Far.
rem, deceased.
". q. HALL. attorney for admlnistrator
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And IN accordance with law, and the order
OF the board VI directors, made Apfil 3, 1875
30 many shares o. each parcel % such siucs
a. may bs necessary VIII be ssld At pablo
auction TO tho highest bidder Tor cash, At the
ONCE Of Tie company, room Of W. CYAN Horn,
.oi \. Nam, salt Lake CITY, Utah Ter.
Titory, Tuesday. nth day OF iuuo, l,la. At
2o'olock pm, 10 pay delinquent assessment
together WIN cost Ol adNcrtistug aud expense
OF sale. ", g. VAN llORN,
secretary.
ny order Of the Directors. tho above IGlc d.
hereby postponed until July 10. ls1i. NJ y. u.
J.tANUN. Acting secretary.
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NOTICE no OREplInRs
E,lalo Of sa,annAh ,ni1ciy Young. peeo.

Estate OF suiSHnAh snlveiy Young. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ uudurslgned, executor OF the last will
ami testament NJ hnsHnnAh sniyely Young de.
ceased 10 me creditors Of, Auu all persons hay.
ms claims against tho SAID deceased, 10 exhibit
thtm with TIC necessary vouchers. within ton
months attcF tho nrst publication Of TINS no
iicu, 20 The said executor, At my Oillco at the
sA.t LAKE lhuatcr In tho city OF salt Lake,
In tho county or SAT- Lake.
Dated June rs, isl5
CHAB. 4, BURTON,
Executor % the last Will aud testament Of
susunnah suiycly Young, deceased.
BARLOW fERGusoS, attorney for eXeeu 7,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court. IN and Tor Salt LAts
County Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate Of John H.
burton, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Charles ;. burton, adm illustrator Of tho
estate Of John H.. burton, deceased. has
rendered for settlement, and hiei In said
court. hrs inAl account Of his administration Of
said estate and petition for nnAi distribution Ui
the resume % said estate among tho pefsoni
entitled thereto, and that friday, tbs 2lih
day Of July. a, -. 1855, at 10 O'Clock m, nj
tho court room Of SAID court. In tho County
Court House, salt Lake CITY and County, utan
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge Of said court, for the settlement OF said
account and hearing said petition for iistrlbu.
ton, al which time and place any person ihtor'
ettod In said estate may appear and show
cause, n any there DO, WHY said account
should not be settled aud approved and naAl
distribution made az prayed fer,
Dated June gilh. a, u. 1875.
O. v. STANTON,
clerk Of the pfOhals Court.
ny 4. e., REESE, Deputy
harlow Ferguson, Attorneys Tor Admin'
iauator.
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rINHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il itockh0ldor, Of the salt Lake AMI Mercnr
NAroAd company Will he held at the onco OF
Tue secretary, lA bOutu, Wet Iomplo 81.
SAT- axe tly IAh. at O'Clock ~ m', Tuos,
dly, July ON, 1890, for the purpose Of elecupg
omcct Tor the ensuing year and the trans
aoton OF any other business that may be ORE.
scented, j. j. SILVIA M. srrgetary f'N
June ~, 1896.
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rsTBAY POUND NOTICE.

nNE iRON.GRAY MARE ABOUT 9
~
one toffcl mare shent ysaft old
ono bay mare nbout yoaga OLD. All with the
above brand
one bay mare about year Old
N the above described HhimAh are not
claimed aud tsken away on or before the 18th
day u Julv, iss5, they will be sold NJ City
JOHN o. MhTrOE,
Pound Keeper.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

TINE BIG HOLE PLACER MINING CON
Il ptny, a corporation principal place Of
business, SAT- Lake City, Utah Territory
Nouce.-Thofe are delinquent upon the fol
meat on the fret day Of April. lspj, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the re
spectve shareholders, A. follow
No Ger. Name. No. Amount
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ az 4 meeting OF the board OF dlTre.
tors, held on the J. VI day nf June. 1895. an
lowed on the capital tlocE Of said Comnany
payable TO the treasurer John II. Cumuoc&
second nDor DoolY block, salt LaEe titv
utah Any slock upOn which said Assestmgnt
ehall remain unpaid on the Goth day Of UNIV
1870, hhal be hnd be declared deuu1uenf ani
hclrTtted Tor sale At public auction. aud
unless payment u made before will 10 sold on
the delinquent assessment together vim ~
oi haNerllslng ma expense OF sale, Iiy order
OF tue board VI directors. N'N'
A. b. FOWLER, Eeerotary
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SUMMONS


'uu'' D o. ss'i ists
Andrew J. eib,oa and Bossli,e Gibson. mi:
nors, BY Jane, Johnston, Their genera
guardian, plaintiff,
r, T. Hiatt, Thomn q. shsarman and Mr.,
ElmiIs shs,rnan.hi, wife, walter p. Love
and hmmA 4. Lowe, his wife, gilbert l.
Chamberlain aAd Arnic II. Chsmbotlain,
his wife, q. W. =. Gnnlth aud fnsciila a
stinith, his wife, Louis v pAr,ons an
Of the Republics corporation. X q Col.
~ and Mrs. II. o coils his wife, and tue
Metropolitan 1nysstmsnt Company. CDR
norau9n. Parker 4 D.pue, a corp0rsuon'
tarah ID. Gibson. defendants.
The People Of the Territory Of Utah 'eai
To y Il. Hiatt Thomas @. shsnnan and Mr..
Eimirs shtafmaR. his wife. walter y. Love
and LmmA *. Lowe, h.. vie, Gilbert !.
bis wife, g, ". =. Guhih and friseilla
Gdnith, hn wife, louis y, Papon, ard
Mrs. Louie !, PArton.. tho National Bspk
% tue llepubllc, corporation, H. .. CO..
Metropolitan Inye,iusnt Uompsny, Icor.
pBtAtion, PARKER A Depue, q corporation,
srah 10. Gibson. defsudanul
} You AnE HEREBr REQuiarD TO Ar.
the .c,s bss aS s1 psa ss9S ~ n.
o. ne Third Judicial District Of the 1erril0rt
y, Uthh. and 70 Aq,uer hs complaint nlei
.esIsln within ten dayst,tcluaiys OF iho day 81
.cIVlesl after tie service on you Of thls
sutitno,s--f served within TIL. 6ountr; o. Il
served out OF ihis county. but Ia this district
wllh'n twenty days oiherwi.o within forty
dayt-or judgment ~ defAult will DO tsknn
complaint
1S. seton :, H59sSAt to b s, =, ls5s%GH,
TENDER H. isjl, Tor iiii isSes pad. Iss5 Att5r.
neys fees and cost VI suit, alleged 10 10 que
al q HT
defendant Hiatt 10 plaintiff, Johnston. a.
gpsfdan OF TIE estate. Of JYhn, andrew J.,
hlsn u, ,hArgaret And Ro'sllhs glb,oh,
from date. ~ ten per cent per Annum--sams
being due and wholly unpaid save il9lo aud
,niete,i 70 sspte.h1er u, lsgli SAD John.
become Of age, aud duly aiuEned their inter.
osts In SAD notes to plHintids. who are now Tue
owners thersofi said aotcs being secured By
Inor,Eags Of even date on premise, her.ihafs.r
Johnston az guardian, TO hAyu the usual Dc.
cree OF THIS eouft for the foreclosure Of tAid
morighsc aud ssie o. sad pteml'asi adindgins
that prfeeedi % such sale be applied IN raj
hent Of amounts due a. above, tbat defend.
gnts and ~ persons claiming under them he
haSo = esaelshey lad msa, asaiast dstsnaant
Hiatt aud for other relief SAID premises arc
described as iolowt, io'wlii All q lot .
situate In salt Lake County. Utah Territory
And you arc harcny nutaed that u you tau
70 appear aud answer tho SAID complaint ~
the Court Tor the relief demanded therein
witness the Hen. samuel 4. Merritt, Judge,
aud the sea u ihq district court ot
the Third Judicial Distriet. 10 and
laHAL. for the Terutorr o. utAh. thls 9Th
day OF February, Ia the year OF our
Lord ohe thousand eight hundred
DAVID q. DUNBAR, CLERK.
nv OUon0E D. LOOMS, Doruty CicrL
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notice TO sTOoKHOLpeRs.

Morgan Gold Mining and Milling Comp.pv
lTlnclpal p ace Of busiuoss rFIt Lake Ctty
llAh' Location OF mine, llaraGclAbble
tAnyon, Morgan County, Utah
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SUMMONS

In the District Court IN and for the Third
Judicial bisttlct Of Utah Territory.
County ot SAT- Lake.
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D. ~. sehsuler. plaintiff. ". Sarah A. Love.
defendant
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

there 1t Is taken into another room where
tho eagle Is stamped Gu one side and
Liberty on the other. Silvcr is also
coined here. There is fine collection
of coins from all nations here: "A pine
tree shilling, jewish shekel, a silver
dollar OF 1904 this coin is valued MT
Sti0ol, an Irish coin with st, Patrick tili.
INK snakes on IL. a Peruvian coin shaped
Ike a crescent Il should think It would
b. very announcement 10 carry, 1t being
liallc to stick iuto you.Y
Well. that Is all about the mint. This
weather here Is delightful the average
temperature for the summer being III
degrees and that Of winter 60 degrees,
although sometimes II drops to 20 de.
gress, but the average FOR winter Is
90 degrees. You can 90 inst across the
mountains from here md every day in
summer 1t Is los degrees at the very
,east.
Not very long ago we had two shocks
OF earthquakes, not very heavy, brt
heavy enough TO let any one know the
school house was swayiug from east 10
west; they occurred when I was in school
and the teacher was reading to rs ahou,
the earthquake Mt Charleston. Well, |
Will close with some pine voters.
Harry Stuart, Reginald l<lttrcll, Lucille
S'hffler, Ethel MADEIRA, Bancroft 'rowne
Alice Clark Peter redemonte, Thomas
Thompson. Leon II. Crum, Bertha l.,
Beale, Willie +. Twist.
Guy Fagvn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
Samuel Rayburn Nicks,
SOME WONDERFUL TREES.

BRENNAN, TeSas-Dear Haphammer:
come to join your happy band of boys and
girls. P,ease enroll my name. | am 10
years old. go to the Brenham public
school My teacher is Miss Pearl Per
kins. cast my vote for the live oak,
the grandest Of all trees. ! know the
mocking bird likes to sing in it, think
the most curious tree is the msn-eating
tree. In Caracas, in South America,
grows the COW tree. After cutting IL y
white liquid flows which is sweet and
pleasant to the taste and wonderfully
like milk. The negroes of the Niger use
What is called slea-hutter. made from
tie Luttor tree. like 10 read the Hap
nvhommers' letters; they are so inter
rsting | must close with lots OF love
for all the little Haps | hope you will
ali have a good time Christmas. send
2 nickel for the Eugene Field monument.
Yours truly. Belle Cook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
A RECKY SHARP CAT

Woodville. TcXas-Dcar Haphammer,
May | join the Iapryhammers, too
| am II years old, hut | guess | am not
too old to become member of the club.
Everyone writes about pets. SO | shall
have to tell YOU of mine. | have but one
and it's a cat with one ear bit off aud
one blue eye ana one green one, AL
though he's masculine member of the
feline family his name Is Becky Sharp
because you know Becky sharp had
green eyes I'm going to vote for the
tree in the world People build houses
and all sorts Of things out of pine
Ike to read the Happyhammers' mage
/ IKE to read about our poet, Eugene
Field. and | hope there'n be some OF
his poems in next Sundays Post Most
truly yours,
Samuel Rnyhurn Nicks
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Claiming TeXas--Dear Haphammpr:
My uncle takes The Post and | love to
read the letters from the children |
beautiful little city is only four years old
and is on the Fort Worth and Denver
c ty railroad, In the great Panhandle of
Texas, about tenfnles from the Canadian
river. We have n frst-class hotel. kert
by Mr. Austin and lady. We have also
n good school. kept by Miss Bessie Boycc.
good water works. run by wind mills;
we also have dog town within the
limits of our city When we go near
the town the little dogs bark ut MS til
we 70 away. | am little girl, 10 years
old | have one brother and one sister
older than am also have two dolls 4.
vote for the live oak
Xolikoffer Oakps.
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A CRIPPLED MEMBER

Elgin, Texas Dear Haphammer;
wish to join your harry band. J Nm Il
little crippled girl 10 years old. | am
pnraly 2cd; have not stood on my feet IN
over three years. | do sympath2e with
MI the afflicted children, 1t is 50 Ind g.
be so one can not walk aud play |
loved TO gather the pretty flowers on the
prairie when | oou.d wax. | am sorry
for winter to come for then | hays to
stay indoors all the time, and the days
seem So ,oug and get so lonesome. !
w0s glad Ella Mihnn got her a rolling
chair for now she can get around !
would he glad 10 havc one. | haze one
brother: he carries me To school In a
l'tle wagon. can't GO when it is cold
for ! get so cold. | can't hold my feet
up 70 warm them by the stove. have
TO stay in tho house all day and can't
pay with the children. Christmas VIII
soon be here. ! suppose Won all are eA-
pacing Santa Claus TO come to So you;
! hope he win come to see mo. Wien ]
write again | will yell the Hans about
my treasure box. Your little friend.
Wilora Long.
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WANTS CORRESPONDENTS

Prairie Plains, Texas-Dcar Hapham-
mer: | cant 20 to Sunday school this
morning for the weather is too bad. /
am sorry for | do love to so to Sunday
school. and love my teacher, her name
Is Miss Lizzie Edwards Our school
started the first Monday N October. !
was 90 glad TO take up my studies
again. have such a good and kind
teacher; her name is Miss Minnie Hun
ter. guess all of the Haps have surely
forgotten me, but ! haven't forgotten
them at all We take The Post and
think it a grand paper. ! always want
The Post the first thing. | was pleased
to see Ella Mahan's picture printed; she
looked so comfortable, and. of course,
cut IL out Well. as ! see we have ii
tree contest will vote for the live oak;
my sister Willie votes for the live oak,
too. If some of the Haps will send me
the songs, "NInbel Clare" The Lonely
Cowboy" The Marriage Rite" Boys
Won't Do to Trust" | will send in re-
turn Kiss Me, Mother, Kiss Your Oar
ling" "sonehody's Tall aud Handsome"
1.-The Dying Cowboy" Only TO Sec You,
Daring" ! desire correspondents among
the Haps. Wishing The Post success |
am your friend, Sallie Amick.
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BABY.


...,sr than a rose love
Oh sssud before its blowing,
lr am l, though glad am l.
AZ see how bahy's growing.
an what time / wondering. walt
~ v zoe nv flowers unfolding,
y "a wish Time ne'er could touch
~ baby bud I'm holding.
!. !, so fast so fast she grows.
" 'i,stant can the day be,
~ NJ when Time. remorseless thief.
VII III, rob M Of my baby.
LA her in my arms and grieve
nV', think she will outgrow them;
!, H. ussd the years OF blossom time.
w S,,' pray heaven to bestow them.
.,, ,,rh, and leading--so we trust.
w. ~, 'iiffe will grow completer:
-, ~ rill she be as sweet again?
w know she can't be sweeter.
.,,,, that she must change! AS child
VA woman, too. she may be
4; * eai,tiful-God sent II SO!
y III ~ oh. she'll not be Baby!
'A' Eugene Field.
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l@A APPYHMNN6RS
Hammer happiness when and wherever uou can

was earned by picking their Thanksgiy.
ing turkey for his mamma.
Pearl Harris is little tj-year-old Han
, Oh courtney who loves all the trees but
prefers the cedar for the club.
Mamie Burkhart of Rose Hill selects
the apple tree because it has such sweet
scented blossoms and delicious fruit.
Katie Thompson of Addicks. and ber
TWO brothers, send in their votes for the
magnolia. Katie wants katherine Ollard
to write to her.
Gautnie Horn of Spurger hopes all the
FLAPS Will have nice time Christmas.
I Gautnie wants the magnolia to lead in
the tree contest.
Hattie Buske of Breslau says she will
send After the Bali for Two Little
! Girls in Blue" Hattie is added 10 the
list of oak voters.
Florence. Van Orden aud Ida Dodd
| Write JOINT letter from the Coronal in
sutute San Marcos. Florence lives at
, Austin and is II years old. Ida is s
years old.
Dora and Lovelace Steed of Coltharp
wrote nice letters. but forgot to use pen
and INK, which is one of the clubs rules,
you know. Their voters are counted for
the live oak.
Mary Weeks of Chireno, in Nacog.
doches county, is added to the happy
- any, Htt Note Vouutctl lot Tue mag
mona. Her little sister and brother also
select that tree,
Nloiet Hoslins of Victoria wants TO
see our emblem flower (he violet in It's
old place AT the head of this page. Violet
wrote her last letter on a typewriter mud
did it very wen
Matte A. Worthing, Joie Fancier and
, M Mary aud Agnes Hutach are FIVE
iltle ilaps who live at Worthing, Texas.
They are anxious that the oak should
ieau Ill the tree contest
Nina. Dent Of Lovelady becomes a
liappyhammer this week. Nina wants
I" exchange "Kitte Wells" for THE
Living Cowboy" and "Linnie Dorm for
The ship That Never Returned"
Tabble A. Sheffield of Harvester. in
Waller county is enrolled as Hnppv.
hammer. She was glad to see Ella Ma.
hans picture in The Post. and thinks
ella must be very loving little girl.
Mabel Howe of Denison must write
again and use pen aud ink MS letters
written with a pencil nre NOT printed
Mabel and her friend Rosie Dunn. So
ect the magnolia in the tree contest
Navar,v md vo,,,,,, pnno,, ,rr;to g.,
Aen1oza a '', yo,a oit i."it ~, WIZ i,v
'TLnir Tttla 1.,aar-,,ld no,,.;r i; H.,
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Robbie Shrader.
EIGHTEEN MAGNOLIA VOTERS.

Tharp, Texas-Dear Haphammer: We
notice that most of the voting done for
the oak Is from sections where the mag
nolia does not grow, but here ut Tharp
the forests are embcllished, as it We're,
by tits beautiful tree, and thinking it
the most fitting emblem for our club. We
make known our choice, Your friends,
Cangada Perry. Susie Dunn, Anna Craig,
Vile Thomas. Ola Thomas. Minnie
Bond. Sam Jones, Arthur Talley, Peter
Cartwright. Matthew Cartwright, Ollie
To.ley, Eva Perry, Ellis Oualline John
Oua line. Walter Stillings, Lola FOLEY,
Simpsop Dunn, Arthur Trice.
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Round TO HAVE THE PINE.

Iovelady, Texas-Dear Haphammer:
Here comes five little girls to join your
bappy band. We take The Post and like
to read it, especially the children's page,
il is so nice. Some of the Haps said the
oak was the mocking birds fayorite; it
is not; it doesn't make any difference TO
the mocking bird what kind OF tree IT
in an old apple as any other tree. We
all vote for the pine, as it is the most
useful tree; we could scarcely do without
The nine. We build all of our houses
with il and most of our fences. Your
friends,
Emerson.
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SUGGESTIONS FOR SUBJECTS.

La Porte. TeNus-DeAr Ilarhammer:
The sturdy oak is still in the lead. wish
al, were rs anxious for it TO win Us l.
'twould have won long ago. But ] am
not going TO worry, for | am sure II
wi win. When the tree contest ends !
think we who have the honor of belong
Ing TO the Happyhammer club should
tell Of some charr cier in ancient history
we admire. or dislike; discuss our favorite
authors the sport we most enjoy, what
we saw of interest when We travelled.
and SO on. and teach ourselves to write
entertain ng letters. think the boys
around Houston would he able tn give MS
some COED fish stories, as | saw some
very finc ones there when | was in llous-
ton. attending Rev. Sam James meetings.
Bows. supnose we try TO see II We can't
write better letters than the girls.
think we will succeed without extra hard
thinking In fact, | know we can.
The weather has been the sole topic for
discussion around this peaceful COIN
munitv. and wen II might he, for WE
have been enjoying the most misern VIC
weather ever saw. Cold. rainy weather
has been reigning supreme for n week,
and mud has come in great profusion.
Your friend Lee Stuart.
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SOME SHORT LETTERS.

sn1ls slhond Aubrey of Snyder selects the
Cs"w. uee, because he thinks il is Santa
u.s. "e three little girls of Upton must
iAsi, |eer nom de pl1mes if they want
,i letter printed.
ma b9rney is new member who
ana AZ Victoria. She is 10 years old
'o'es for the magnolia.
ae,a,u Z. Mount of Northporr, Wash
bow says snow is on the ground there
frankie's Eugene Field nickel
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TIE TREE For DIR PET.

Elgin, Texas--Dear Haphammer: ! saw
in Tho Post about the great poet. Eugene
Field. being dead aud that the Han
hammer wanted all OF the little lIaps Ia
send 5 cents to erect a monument over
him. will send ; cents. | also inc,osc
letter from little crippled friend. and
hope ii wont be put in the waste basket;
yet and hope it will be the tree for the
bird to sing in. Goodbye TO all of the
Haps, and to the Haphammer also.
L Edna Smith.
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rup WAY fT STRUCK HER

A little ragged orphan girl, VINO he'er
Had had home nor known parents
care,
And who. with shoeless feet and hatless
head,
Newspapers sold to earn her scanty
bread,
Was taken from the city. far away,
With others of her Kind one summer
day,
To look upon the ocean. At the sight
Her thin, sharp facc was hlied with
grave delight:
And some one said, II wonder what
can be
Her thoughts, poor child, about this
mighty sea-"
She heard the words and quickly turned
her head
And IN low tones, Use thinkin' ma'am,'
she said,
Use clad | coined, because | never sor
Enough Of anything Mt wunst before. y
Margaret Eytingc.