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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Gambling Implements in Court.

Before Judge Wilbur this morning GER
tain gambling implements owned by
Charles Manchester, Oscar Hamilton and
others were condemned after Captain
Mathews ana other witnesses had stated
the circumstanes under which they were
seized. Attorney General Dubois repre-
scented the State and there was no appear
'ance for the defendants.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Creditors to Get Something.

On the petition of Moritz II. Myers
assignee, Sseber Edwards, the funds be-
longing to the insolvonts estate were
ordered distrit uted among creditors by
Judge stiness today. Myers owed about
SI3, 600 and his creditors will get 1919
cents n the dollar. ....,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
Receiver Denied.

A petition for preliminary injunc-
tion and receiver in the case OF PHILIPPE
Dupuis VS.. Prudence Huot was denied
by Judge Stiness today. The petitioner
Dupuis did not appear in the case today
which was one concerning partnership
trou bles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
LOOKING FOR HER.
Police Seeking for Maude Lewis,
Who Killed Peter MOrrisSey.
When Found She Will Be Gent to
Prison for Fifteen Years.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 21.--The su-
prsme Court has resfiirmed the decision
OF the court in the case OF Maude Lewis.
When arrested she will be sentenced and
scot to the penitentiary Tor is years for
the murder of state Senator Peter Nor
rissey. The police have been trying TO
find trace of her for two days In antici-
patton OF the verdict, but without success.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
New Trustee Appointed.

Alfred Metcaif Of this city was appoint
cd by the Appellate Court trustee under
the last will and testament OF Mary W.
Dyer in place OF Rufus Waterman, de-
ceased,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
HEFFERNAN SUES FOR LIBEL.

Demands Large From Life Insurance
Company and Manager.
Thomas J. Heternan. formery employed
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany in this city, has brought suits for libel
against the Metropolitan company and its
local superintendent, Alfred Lyons.
Herernan claims thar the latter wrote to
another insurance company certain false
statements concerning the relations be-
tween the Metropolitan and Heffernan
when the latter left its employ. The
suits are each for $4,000 and the writs,
which were issued by Page & owen, were
served today by Deputy Sheriff Ham.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

President James Il. Chamberlain of
Ottawa, ont. and General Manager T..
Andrews OF Portland, Me-, OF the Win
gate Trade Excnsnge, are In the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

The school years are mum pered from
the beginning or first year in the primary
schools and there are five primary, four
grammar and four high school years.
The authorities claim for this city the
most satisfactory and most flexible sys-
tenn of public instruction in the United
States. Although the full period 10 thir-
teen years, there are special provisions In
the way OF instructors for special individ-
ual work in all grammar schools where
by an exceptionally bright pupil may,
with little assistance, gain halt a year
or so and be advanced to the class ahead.
On the other hand these same special
teachers assist those who find it difficult
to keep up with their classes and thus 1t
is very unusual for pupil to be dropped
back to a class below.
For extreme cases of dullness another
pr ovision Is now contemplated, and
pupils who mead constant individual at
tention and instruction will be sent to
special school to be esta ablished on Burn.
side street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21
ANTHONY PRIZES.
Important Change Made In Matter OF
Aw. r ling Them.
Hereafter Competitors VIII BE in the
Eighth Grade.

There was q meeting at noon today of
the committee on the Anthony Prize
Fund and as result a long cherished
idea will be carried into effect. Here
after the prize readings for gram mar
school pupils will occur In the
eighth instead OF in the ninth or grad
uaiing year.
When ths fund was first placed at the
disposal OF the city il was not deemed ad-
visable to allow the school children to
compete for the premiums until they had
the benefit OF the entire primary and
grammar periods of training.
In the meantime, however, SO much at
tention has teen gwen to the su bject of
reading, together with the development
and Improvement of the whole curricu-
lum, that now pupil IN the eig hth year
Is, asa rule, a better rssder than those OF
the past generation were when ready to
graduate. Therefore the only objection
has teen removed, and there are several
reasons for making the change, the prin-
cipal one being that the extra work OF pre-
pairing for graduation 10 sufficient for
one year and there is not enough time for
the graduates to do that and prepare for
the Ant hony readings at the same time
to the best advantage.
Superintendent Tarbell was instructed
by the committee to frame a bill
for an ordinance providing for tho
proposed change and submit it to the
school committee.
10 begin the new system 1t would be
necessary to either skip one class or else
have two competitions within one school
year. The later method was considered
the better one by the committee SO there
will be readings next January for the
grammar school classes which are to
graduate In 1897 and again in June for
the Eighth year" classes who will
graduate In 1898.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-21

! CRBA the impression OF
strength and Of soundness.
| People ~ least feel that those who
Keep their namo before the public
, by usinH IyE NEWS are solid and
substantiS
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
A lrlsW CRIMES.

The odrs, he'll Of which we have rccerd
Is me Fo, STRUCK with woodcn clapprr
and mentioned u The chinese sacred
books I, wns uscd by sovcruwcnt crlors
to clear ,hc road u, funcrals and - IN
nonnce the erring months.
Va 'hina hrlls were usrd as musical
instruments together with drums AZ I'm
rotiul haunue,s, minor sacrifices and ont
eial ceremonies. The fabulous emperor
! llwhnr- III WAS said to have made twelve
musical mouth bells
Accord ng to the ancient custom OF
Amicns the hails of tina, commune wcro
rnnE IN casc OF IRE or to rnll the pcnp,r
'oscihrr. and WHOM IN shmen;foy mis-
terds the town was deprived OF It's bells
~ ANm" iruhAl lord or king I, meant
forfeiture Of the risht OF calling a town
meeting
Tho functions Of the chinese he'll mas
Ter wor" lnii out IN writing NJ was oh
hnd latg". and on tho sl'lim 'rhcre were
.nal' bells fixed 10 the Chtncsn sacrincini
hnue to Ind .nt'' 10 worshirers that tho
butcher priest. whc WAY on, Of n,ghi was
nrr'oiniine hia duiirs
Sh'ns navigat.ne the indian sens used to
ring hells AZ niEht % aenre away bE
hshes rho use OF hollis on bear ship il
Of immense antiquity and wore prnhnhiv
nsed 10 hispcrso the storm demons II tho
Hnh ny we'll the frh The belief that
the ringing of church hrlls cafms stcr'us
countries
fronl ul carly Chris,lan date hells wern
hlcssol w'ih holy wntrr. and rhnrlrnagun
issued an cdict fofhihdlns this ccYemony,
u VIVA also thnugh' that bit Of the hcll
rope from rhurch where china WAS
baptized rarricd yhpnt by a grown man
wnnl lreservc him from lightning.
IN Japan they hnve hell Witch ,s rrns
~ death to induce 'hc local saint tn
rontlur the snul 10 paradise, ard another,
rnug az - hnnsing The pious nb4nrv-
nnocs OF the l|induoN ts infofminrind with
TIN ns" Of hrll4 ana srnrcc'v religion H.
- We found 'hN has ~ irarp 81 bella in
It's ceremonies.
rhr Eastern Christians iu thu time Of
Nihnmel cn''d ~ iHi hth trgf thur fnr
McrYhir win wood n nlspicr4. The prophet
having n Siiintud this nnstnn prior 10 tho
lnu"gsin. who oglls Mohinmrdsna to
hinN"ts now days. When the Saracrns
took Jerusalem, the emperor would not
cntcr the cltN until nii he chrisitan helis
had been smashed or melted down. When
the Turks took tynruS they likewlse
melted tho hells. Tho carl,esi Ghrsttsn
hfilA wrrr Twelve. of great weight. OBJ
'nn.d by Emperor Michael from the logo
of Venice.
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WHEN the TEACHER GETS cRosA


When the teacher gets cross and her
brown eyes get black,
And her pencil comes down on the dcsk
With a whack.
We chiilu,is In class sits up straight In .
line
Az II we had rulers. instead of a spine.
It's scary TO cough. and us no, safe to
80 grin
When the teacher Rcts cross and tho dim
pies goes IN.
Wien tho teacher gets cross the tables all
mix,
And the ones ard the scveis begin playing
tricks
Whcrc the cry-bahics cry ali their siatcs
M with tears.
The figures went add, and they act ny
Ike sim "a
Whtn Tho teacher sets cross ana the dim.
iles gees in.
When the teacher gets cross and the
readers gets had,
rho lines iinglc ruund TIL .hc chilluns "a
sad
And billyboy ruffs ana gets rcd in the
As q he and the lesson were running =
racc'
TIN She hollows on, Nest" as sharp 40
u pin
when the teacher sots cross aud tho lin.
plrs goes IN.
When tho trsclcr gcts good her smile u
20 bright
ne tables X ~ s,ra,gh, and the readers
gets rgh',
TIC rluseS and miuus como ,rcoping aions
Md iigccts add ur and stops hcng wrong
And We chiilurs would Ike ,but WE das.
spnil TO shout.
When the teacher gnts good and the dim.
ilcs comes cu,.
Rochester Express.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14

Susie and tth.oen scrntchins Of Kyle
are admitted tc the cub and Their votes
were counted for blue ard gray
C;lpsle Harper Of Sweet Home wroie N
favor of ,ose and gray. her - lers anu
brother also soleeted those colo's
Willie ,odwin of Yoakum says he 2slh
Of July wil, be that rity's mr. iliay. ana
they win probably have IL celebration
Alice Goodwin of Yoakum sen, a cub
of fifteen boys and girls VINO No'cu io'
the blue and gray.
Cl.o Thompson of Huntsville. voted Tor
rose ana! array. lior piother Alpert pre-
ierred blue ana gray,
Clarence Philips Of Porters. preferred
rose and gray for club oo'ors- HIS sisters
voted for blue and gray
Mary Ayne of 1906 fisrrit burr; road,
Houston, is wearing Happyhammer
badge She selected blue and gray IN the
color contest.
Amar. Maggie and TONNE Gentry are
three new members who write from SUIT
ION Maggie and Amar voted for PINK
and white and Tomme for blue ana wnlte'
Arthur stroud. a new member. VINO lives
a, Big Hi says he ana M papa mr.
good democrats. Arthur wants 10 know
what has become Of the Price boys.
Fannie Lon baltimore Of Ross. IN Nc
Lennan county, sent contribution lof
Daisie. and hopes the lfle cfpplsu MEM
Der WIN soon have her chair,
Eta Shrader of Anitf. M.ss; "o.h'D s
hard for blue and white ana sent Z.
votes for that combination. Her lf'fh''
Hattie sylvester. Helped fer'
CLEVELAND Griffin Of pevine sent con
,,h',,,nn "a, 5n,sie. and had his name en-
, 'r'pui' q. al Hiappyhaamsr clsyeli1d hns
white. ,,u,,an Is ,nrollrl as a
,s,,, a,' If the club and her vote counted
fn, bl,ie and gray, but she mud, nse Pm per-,
ana ink hereafter when wf''"hs 10 Wv
Haphammer I'LL, ,,d b.r
Emeree ~, t9p for ,ose and gray Eineree
heart or II am Free AGAIN '''
Little Girls in Blue ,s ba has
be ssh saving NOV wood for about ten months
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a Hs wanted INTEL, blue AMI gray to win in the

color contest say !" win IN the
o, WTpnel'a Simpson of Eagle Lake sent a
VI zen rose and gray voters.
,.enima Cook CT Drcsd IN wrotn :. s,-o,c
y se'ter IN favor of bluo and Wits and scnt
~ 'otcs ioV mat combination
of "n n,, Bcelcr of Addicks sent "a lie,
violo,s NJ a noNs and s,rls Who voted FOR
n,raic lie Tnlle OF Allcyton wrote a MIRO
colors. '''''' ana whitc Tor club
;, Nina ma, l.. Graft Of Ras,ror is enrolled as
brothc vo 20 me Grub. She and three
Mary Houston and sslue cI,snev -,
colnmbus had their votes nlaceJ On az M
violet and white list. va '''V
sarah Collins and Kettle Wood ho,se3
"b n@no h q, ~ voters from Montgomery v no
oSe o'ue ana gray for club ,oluis
Dora Warren OF t.ufk,n voorhees, INV, =,
thnr' lolet ana white win She sen,
".''s-se'ch votes for tina, combination
,, :" "ie Campholl's club of seven rcse and
s sa1aS voters arrivel just In Time 10 he
49," 10 the ilst Adde Ives ut Orange.
. aila slN other lapryham,ueis who i've nj
gray. ''' '''' ana
r; Nay; aArley, Es,a, Lnra. >ess,. ana
al M nraN are AZ, six new members VINO live
gray. '''e' ior rose aai
,b ..o, h,, Collier OF Hemphill was one of
% "iue ana White chlmpiou. ana ,o,
"S OF hcr little friends 10 vote for tbose
,.u,nnN Richardson OF layes saws ali. t..
naamnsS ANXIOUS TO get the ilrrrv.amn,sr
,i,s OF me Post. Maudo was ore Of H.
"'"' ana gray voters.
ANNIE Laurie Crst II willard yo, hcr
w ,"s h az. gray votes inst in time rhcrr
ro,sh,,s' 'iN,.hVc ~ them. and her letter
NV" housion Thursday morn nr
Mary c, smith OF Newton writes n lot
LEX si'ESes'.ig that the iIanrvh ,n.nnr,
arrange a standing fund o Ss us.a a.
members '''' ''i'' ot'uhAic
g, Earl linffor Of Smiley. assisted NV his
lrend laurl Livingston secured ,I',r
OIL 'weity-seven fou blue and win. mn,
49, 1t very nee letter in favor OF ihosn
Mary Jane Kelly Of Baruum sent ce,,s
,ni tnflslr chair. and cents for pam
nie niue boy who got his hand mashed
~ q Ntnltins press Mary's vote Wa ,or
violet and white ""' '"'
rineSt Keeling Of kcsse has been CORY
Mucn ui,restrd Ia the color contest nnI
u, n.",t,H .tlr ana white TO win. he s,nt
letter w "iN -asl
Robert !. Jones of lola. In Grimes conn.
". says farmers IN his see,ion nfn I'M" nr
WIN Their work. and had II rood rain
gray. '" "ilu
Ethel Tucker, a blue ana wh!,o ,ot,-
vi "nrpe. would Ike to corr spend Win
S ~ on me Haps ot her age v.li!ch IL
iN,t' wants - know what has Ia
hh9,le OF Irene lakewood aud me lrice
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HrLoNCs 10 Born SHOES

Victoria. roNas apcar liappammrt; u
has been some time SinCc Wfotc last. hui
ms want to vote for tho llnpry Hammers
rolotS " u write art'iN ! viii vote for
the hnc AMI gray. As nv grAnHtNher on
fcdcrn,e war, ard my la,n Hud Grandn
Whips Were on Tic other sale, utd fool
| hclouN to On. side a. much AZ t,te other
| have tour sisters and thvN want to icin
the club Tho,r names are " rltc, l.iiHc,
Nirric and MARY They also ~ar 10 vote
for buo ana rrny. ecnd the liappNhan.
MGR t,ico to q ! Vie boy Ia hissis mi
every wcch Enclosed ind ~ cents tor
two badges and Win scnd HIM onc al
them viii c.osc, wishiun all he llaps
"A pleasant summer Your friend
Matter WHIPS
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Houston Texas Dear HAphammar:
This is the last week We haYo TO work
f,r our favorite cplors. Next Suuda"'s
Post VIII he anviously looked for by
many boys and girls both North and
south / Know a good many 70 Nahlnn
who viii want the trains 70 make dol'b'e
quick t.ns from liou. IN sunday morn
inn 20 Montgomery and Ajax lnder Guy
ami Kellyton Ala. Wat pnt.natly d-ar
Cousins, The i'os Wll certainty sei ihere;
our colors win II not al right Some Of
tho Hans lhinls hlue aud wn'c would
make the most appropriate colors 20 wear
with our pm. and some ihiuh blue and
rruv suit tho pin best Now, just mink
Tor a monen of the effect . thor Of those
oolors would mako with 81 Nlol" and
white pin. Don't you mink any color
With blue would destroy me foii, modest
hcauty of violet? | agree both are pretty
colors. bit We will do them ~ injustice
20 ~ ther, ;oeeth,r. Saw. rWpose we
put rose ana gray together ana pin mem
Win our violet anG white ,iub PIN. An
paze mon INC combination al - iiars
thint rou will soc the preitlest ana
most appropriate colcrs Tor our cliiD
nf!ondul a marriage las week, ana
Irnag!re my admiration ma rstpnNfnrni
when | saw thc voung bride mlrrhng
dawn tho Isle drcss7d IN rorr and ,riN,
| don't mean | was fston sh"d because
she had chorcu ~ Z" col'tF ior nrt YOU
dInr dress I'm Led, | think fhe displayed
most oXrcllcni 'a-to,. IN, thoSr "o'ors had
been been nppernost in my n'nd lie pas aiS
weeks, ana | snlpo .n n Ar frIond
my shmen f, 70 re- color, ' 70, f herr
had chose, ~ ,nink # vop nj Ind
seen that lovely ~" ~, v r.,, I'M N,,
"fcs. rose ana go N'''''
coi2rs ar.. r ,hc Hams have over ridden
NV nv man ,nn nj n ni5dn:ain on an incline
train Papa ma M, in. ~ ,1ha,t,uooya
The Winter 81 ~ ~ on,,or. mo,,n,. n
Tenn. We sac ~ an ,h'' irriina
while Nere ana Iuun VI -" c,,i,,',,v
car The road LOOKS ~ ~
railroad and IS p1'n ',s ~1s' If loobra ~.
mountain The enc ft,p ,'., 80 ,'.n ,,,,.,
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Humble. Texts p,ur haphammor' |
had my name enrolled n SHORT tlnr lgo
IN your d,nr old club which all ,lis ch,i-
drcn love 80 wei live ~ Houston. hat
nin now on V si' to my aunt, Mr. Hum
BILE. who lives IN the country THIS ts n
raw min place. frvrntoon mites ftoni
Houston Ike tho place ever 80 mliuh
III the morning when awake cnn hsnf
looks 20 chrcrfn, Cousins don't YOU all
| he the country better than the rttN2 1
do especially when peaches ana water
melons are rlr,. II sorms then ~, " /
would never tire OF the country wnudor
what kind OF "A contest wo VIII l'nVo ucNt.
they have al been 40 nice litps. dnu'i
YOU think II song contest would he .nirr-
esting8 Your IF end fancy Anderson.
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uLIiD AND WHITE.

The following hoys and s..is wrote lot
ters in favor ~ blue ana whiie this week
Naanie MoWiIliams. Mamie ASA Nellie
).mlrgs, Maud ciark and NrE ., Brss.e
and Lena Mecui.han. julius, knius, J.
Y. and Matte Wallace .Eisi BARNARD,
Annie, Rachel ana Sad.c Nathan, LuIine
Hattie r. Mcc. imick. W,inar. Hafllc
DAVE and Pearl l'ulerod, 'jcl,ad, Jonlie.
II n mic and Oracle Pnnsie. n irbie Fans
Ibera carroll. I'fansc GROVE. LAZY. Henry
and Willie Bikef Daisy Rob.isJn aud
Mai Ida ana Emma Berg, CorrlRtD, Clay.
v1Eie and Cleveland Harris, clydr al'd
Dragon Nethefy and Ainaisy i.unnels,
Milan: Grncs Weii,orn, IL. Campbell Hi,1
lei and Ruth Dunlap. Wharton. Itiyie
Peek. ,'harro; MoiEr H. liodRe. Siculs-
Ki.Lorn and Eve Witheis. JOHNSON Guy,
Maggie Nag Gibson, Wallis.
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Howard In. pcar B.nhnnnr ! 70
"ctN"d my hn ~ n wcck ct lwn rsn Il IL
be proud 10 Wear II, My cousin. Adoinn
Robinson. spent four or i've says with
me last week I entcNed her visit 50
much wa" very glad that Wiora Long
got her rolling chJlr, ANA nlS1 To SEQ her
p'cturr In the liappyhammer dcpnf'men,
Wiloia has kind HMcat lpollne fa"e.
| have only ON" r,t. u iF colt two YenR
old Is nrrn" H. Lard. irls'd " ou
cow's min, rom n l'trc thius six wnee
Old Ny SISTER llnleue who r. Hun1d-
ing schull ~ Auaiiu TrNas will bn home
about tho 21th II jnnn will IL 80 sad
to see h.' Yout trfud,
.sarlan1 slr nRlnlloM.
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SHE KNOWS DAls,is.

Center ToNls Dear linrhnin'ncr. !
am lite xiii - years old. and II YOU
Will allow me- | would Ike to join your
happy band. which Is hammcrine so
much happiness ~ the hcurts Nf others |
read pHis c's letter aud ana ~ dep synrh-
thy with her. know Nor and u,n p.nd tho
iirps are x ing lie huy her a chair ! know
she viii nrprcc oie II vets much. | And
u cents, ln ocnis Tor myself aud 10 cents
sivcn M by NJ Wn,llnSiun und iohnnlc
Crawford, To hep hnN the chair horc
all Tho Naps VIII help, | ,uic fcr hluc
and whie IN the color contest, nna hope
NcN VII, WI With lost wsN's to tho
liaps aud rost. your friend,
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iNP NOsE AND GRAY.

Houston. Texas Dear iiaphan,mcr: ]
wish 10 become a member OF your club
ANA hone I am not too late to yet III dnr'ng
the color contest. Thought would wait
un,il aftcr tho contest closed. hut iS"l
anxious for rose and array to win. I can
MT refrain from workn; Tor these cslnrs
q littlr hit. u seems that the club ms
OF realized the merits and beauty of
these cocrs. think they are decidedly
the mos; appropriate colors ih,t have
been suggested aud hope they VIII van.
| think Wi,ori ~ such "A pretty srl and
am gla, she has been made - Many
enclose twcn,N-tour woes for rose an
gray. Your little friend.
Edna Earl Snrn,
liza Houston Avenue.
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Mllbnrn, Texas Dear tlaphammor /
hgvo had Very had luck since I wrote
last 1hc doctore came opi from Bean.
mont on May "a aud Httepcd NY lag and
then ih.q came back thu aist nu1 cat ny
log off nhoN" the knee. an aHtiinS ,loug
very well NOV, hnl II lefl M "ne.irs-
god Hap. You n'ilc iIapH who arc Grip
plnd nId rln'' eel nbou inpn hnw ths
IS | hn,s been ~ bn1 rirn mo'Ghs today.
bat ihiik win be 80 pretty rn,n nov
Wol, Nj Hap I viii scnd a M "f nill
hoy- ana gels vntina for lilc md Whit"
VINO i,lNr slnged their own names i"it
friend. James Edwards.
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A woopv1rL.r cL,,n

uodNilir, Ic%as-- I'rhf iiarhainfiier.
Herr am. for tae iltsi une, WIN a nalI
Of giiis ana bows Ia vote Or tne ,oipr
hat We think wouli be- suitable for our
haqgc bnr rmi.tn Low, me Ninl'
h. ue. ana our hrd The tuorkrt Is gray /.
Therefore opt favrti'n color shoul1 he
blue and gray And, aghNi, snInr AZ an
iaiiists aud grandratlar4 foW.hi WITH To.
Ncr,h and some WIN The south anf noN
they arc united undor me hli" aud graN
waa N'ry much ploas"A 10 sre lit' bIne
and hope u vii. stay ahead. thnk these
coniests are 30 interesting. Here arr rhr
rtlnes of iwcn,, min" VINO vote for blue
and gray; Ida BoNlins. torrie ilurcb.
Mimi" Galley. ii'hnch" Downing. Mildred
ca irf Agnes Collier. Mngg'c Levin,
N"rda iilncl.nhonr. Foagln Burch. Soma
S'ownr', ira stewart irry Euloc. chem
be- Sam simmous Wade Simmona
Einf 81 iinmcrlg. clara 1am"ily, Alec
al Ruth Mipter r'pntl " ard Anaic,
lpoilnT and George nosti,k i'ulnb. Bur.
Ton and Ln,n McAlister. Tuaslc nni Jim
mic Lee Ionii'n on. Anna w nishue
EaIn Collier
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
A rnI.E uAprYIIAMMrn

Lurton, Texas Dear Iiiluhamnnr, I
wrote you n letter good white Dgo In
regard 10 rafrnc Daisa Oilphint an In
vslid's rolling chair I have wr!i,cn 10
Miss Ipasio and received u letter from
her. which I VIII cnpv ami fend Won m
YOU can see what knd Of chair she
ncads' feel % sorry for Ia s'c. don,
You. iiaps. hope all the Hans wiz
fhrnw IN so We can rri her u nice chair
We'll. dear blue and whiie vo,nrs our
coiors have saken third piare and am
go sorry. but ~ no 'vnrk hard perhaps
"" can ret I IN IN" 'aad again. ! agren
:" III "W'ld Br',r" NI,lnt Hoskins .na
Bertha Fraim about bIiir mud gray. Tha
war g over and Ie' us have pence and
hhpnihess In our harsy band by ham
fncrinr haprlun "h"n AMI whrrnyfr ,vo
nnn "" brothers, WHO apd slhert and
! Ind ~ cents eenh 70 hrip buy Dalsle
,'Inhlnt 'hair. WI ifapa. I All olrsa
pnis.e a chair ana tina, bue ard white
VIII win ~ the colcr contest. I.o,. 10
all tha iIaps. am one Of vou .rle Hans.
llo1ife ltr.,,I
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-14
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ornnge, T.Nas pcaf iiarhanner. $40
my iavorltc co,ors second ON th'' list, hut
hoI" ny VIII ieid next wr"k aHis
snmr of TIA" iiarS 70 watcn a SUNSET som"
Cloudy evening ia -uminrr when the
clouds NJ" in TIE "rs', aud rrc ihr bcau-
fu 4e ana rrnN What iud b. more
ben'N ful Than rose rolofei ctlpt mNrue
staining by AZ cas- trc drnpad with
gray moss The h'faFt OF u s,N,ct traN
c"rrier dove II n certain 'irhl h. imeel
with rose color Aud ihcrc lF thr cub
bird. IA" morkor. is 1t not he,tuilfna At
ny about among the roses, Win it's little
gfay coal? Your tie friend.
Addlc Campbell