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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The picnic Darty. consist os el 's's' Hsok. F. E. CsAwsll and sea kA,Ph' Ars. Heck, Mrs. Csdwsll and A's' H.,,i.h returned lest evening in their 4.in-bsnd from thsir outing 10 'o' Huachusss. The snsirs party s1pfsss themselves e LAvins . grs.d go"s time. The owers the gussss sf Mrs.
 \. wolcost and party. csmped SsArs' for enc day aud ~srs dsligAssul'y en- ,ss.aI.sd. The osmiorts of camp h's' .hs beautiful sssns,y ios which shis range is noted, clear Tieplisg noun tsi. sHssns, rocky sscAIpssnss "i sss slias, ssu unAndins vie~s, all having . iassisssiug beauty and pistnIs'qusns's oun sinisG tO make tbsir trip iussrsss- inx end one lopg to bs remembered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
THE LAW IS GOOD.
Train Robbers Mnst Suffer
 the Penalty.

Ths only busiasss done by the su- pres,s court ss Prescott on Monday sas ts sustAin sks lower ssurt that pronounced the sentence et death on OscAr Rodgers the train rObbsr now in i&il ., Florence. Tais sst,ls the natter asd sbows the la~ making train rUbbsr an oHsnss Punishabls with death is constitutisssl. The date ei sIssutisn is not ye, aXsA. This finding ought to bs . long sssp to~srds discsursgisg the holding up of trains in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
NOl'ns F.,

To the travelling public Notice is hereby given that after July lst. l will have severed uy connection with the Arlington Rouss and having se- secured the McHenry houss opposits the viziua Co.,, Office and fitted ii up for the accommodation sf travellers, I respectfully ask . continuance oi your isbeIsl patronage.
 MRS. IT. BAsTIAS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
WONDERFUL ARIZONA.
A New Discovery in the Line
 of Her Productions.


 things in Arizona that nave bees hid. den away from her residsnts. although to strapgsrs they seem fsniliaS. and the cspers Of the east come to us with marvellous tales of the sxissspes of Hhsnomsns, which could bs disesv- cred only by the eIeroiss Of brilliant Yanke intellect. The Citizen ,hinks among other awe inspiring attractions Asilona can boast of . number of un- nittigstsd. galvanized, double back sstiensa concentrated hars, whoss e9uals gre only found among the st0rssaii fsnkees. Following are two storiss copied from Washington. b. C.. and siouI Falls, Dsk., paPers:
 Captain H. L. Scott, of the famous seventh Uni.sd statss cavslry, relstss ssms marvellous talss oi the poIsrs of endurance and hsstusss of foot of the members of Troop l. of bis regiment, which is composed of Chirisahua Apache In iisns from Arizona. He relates shst on one oscasion . full. grown aud .bls-bodiea deer raa through the cavalry camp, and in- stantly, with . series of wild yslls, the Indians gave ehass on foot. and by spssd and skill ,hey actually raa it down. caught is about ains mile, from camp and brought is In npharmsd,
 "Oa one occasion niue Oi them were sstarRing to csnp alter fall day sf hard work, riding upon . govsrn neat wagon drawn by . mule team. A co vote was seen cioss by the trail pur- suing . young calf. Instantly the iaIEuss of the days labor were ioTgot- ten, ths ausky driver. in his wild en- shnsiasn,. even forgetting shs tssn. and the whole gave chase, and after . wild, yelling serambiing chase of two hours, the coy o,e was captured, tied, gagged and carried into camp. The mules had meanwhile quietly wendsd their Nay into camp"
 MT. Allen. sbs Tombstone man who is supposed to have volunteered this information. is . stranger hsIsshsuss. but the following carries oR the palm
 Every one hss heard of the pstsi. fed forest of Arizona" said T. A. Allen of Tombsso-e, "but few people are swars that there are springs in the territory where almost any object can Dc pstri6ed. Frogs. snskss, lizsasds sad other reptiles hsys vsasursd ipto come oi thsss springs and turned ts sto.s. Lssvss. svigs snA branshss ei trees have undergone the sans pso- cess. But the most ssmaSksbls in- stance is thst of . satslssss, vhs hes ths sane name e myself, although l 10 rsissaoo. He vas ip ths habit sf standing in enc Q! thess springs end | He did shis for come time, when he bsKsn to feel peculiar paine in kis feet and snkl-s. and hs stopped. but the paine centin ued, followed by . numbusss that never left them. He |sst all sontrSlI ef the muscles O! that part of bis bSdy. and i, wss but . few 1ssks until he realised that ais feet he'd become p. .trifisd, and for the past year ss hes been unable to walk. The est Of his body vas somewhat sAsct- |, but aos % much %, e the water 'sd not submergs him."
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

A'. Harry Dfsohman, of Tucson, says the Citizen, has in his possession . beautiful badge. presented to B. A F.stas. q PhoeniI. by ths Grand Lodge, \. 0: P. in recognition of his distinguisksd ssrvicss e supreme rep rssentasivs. The badge is of solid gold. handsomely engraved, sf bsauti- full design, and will dsubtlsss bs most highly prized by the recipient.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

'Tt ia with pleasure tell you that by one days use of Chsmberlsin's . Cough remedy I was relieved of . very severe col1. My head was com- pletely stopped sp and I could nos slsep at night. I eaa recsmmrnd this remedy. Chss. M. Gutfeid of keed!y, Fresno Co, Cal" 4 cold nearly slwsys starts in the head and afterwardsextends to the throat and lungs. By using this remedy freely e soon as the cold has boon consrscs- cd 1t will cure at once and prevent is from extending to the lung For ssis by Tombstone Drug Store. m,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
Hsw es Care Rhanasasnn.

ARAGo. CoosK Co.,, OR., Nov. 10 1893, -I wish Co infOsm you of the great good Chsmberl.in's Pam Balm has done my wife. She has been troubled with rheumatism of the arms ard hands for six months, and has tried remedies prescribed for that complain; bus found no relief until she used this Pain Balm; one bottle of which has completely cured. her. I take pleas- ure in recommending ii fog that srou. ble. Yours truly, c. A. BuLLoED. 90 cent and 3IO0 bottles for sale by Tombstone Dug Co. N
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
I'he Discsvery R.veA his Site.

MT. G. Csilloustte. Druggist. Beaver sville, Ill.,, ssys: "To Dr. KinR's New Discover, 1 owe my life. Was taken with LA Grippe and tried all the phy- sicians. but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr. Kings New Disc~very in my store I sent for bottle q, began its use and from the frs: dose began to set bet ter, and after using three bottle was up and about again. It is worth rte weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get . fires [ isll | the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Sydney wi,lisns. wife and baby arrived ssdsy from Bisbse e remain few days snd sLjsy our climate IT sy are the suesss sf Chisi Doyle and 0its, Mrs wilIisms ssd Mrs Doyle tssns sistsrs. Sydasy has bag besp one of the most trusted employee q tas Copper Queen C.. and is bsA e. oss os che noss pspslss asd ssspscssd ysusG .sn is Csshiss esussy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

L. A. Smith, well known in Tomb ssons. and whose family s.ill rssids io here. is in st. Asr,'s hospital ia Tue sea undergoing treatment for rheu-, mA.ism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
TO GLEANsE THE SYSTEM.

Efec,ually yet gantly,i,o when tive CT bilious or ~hen the blod cosimpnre or sluggish. to permanently cure hsbitual constipation. to awaken the kidneys and iver tu heAlty activity, without irritAt- ing or weakening then, ,s di,pel head . aches. coldsor levers us. Syrup of Figs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

s...s Ts.ssA is ssiil hslding her own, sad is Sssisged e usual with the sick Q. sysgy description. A two year old shih nAIasd Dc Young. says the Fl P.so Herald. shs. has been pasal-
 i.sd sines birth. hs. been partially re- lsased from its spell by rsrsss, sod is able 10 rsiss ias hand 70 its heed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

A ksssas sIohsass rsmA,ks: There is too much fuss being nsAs about the Tsxas girl who tsok of her blosmsrs te fss . train that vHs to bs vrsc ksd |. The wicked exchange further rsmarks that Tszss is said to pessss . very mild cliAists.-san Angelo Standard.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Msssrs. L'ngpsan ssd Quaker have secured the S,onewAii double hsisting engine and are arranging to move is to the s;lvss Thread to hOist orc; sagss are to be Issd and work wili bs Dushed cd on . fairly s1tsnsiss sssls, and with the cyanide plant will give sn- ploymeEt to . numbsr 0f nsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Judge Barnss. delegate to the Dem oeraiic national convention on Joly ., has left Tucson for Chicago. His headquarters during the convention will be st the Wellington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

FORl SALE CHEAP-A ho:ss and buggy; horss gentle, buggy and hsr- nsss in good sr,isr. Will cell cheap
 For further psrtioulaIs, call ct or .ddrsss this efies. i'6-lw
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Messrs. J. w. Buckmaster and Vim Holmes nave gone to Hosksr's Hot Sprinps to treat . severe ease of rheum atism oi which they have been afflicted
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Jas. Reilly rsturusd home yesterday from Prescott, whore there was to have been . session Of the suprsms court. but owing to the absence sf Judge Rouse. who ;s holding court at Globe. they adjaurnsi wi:hou, doing much kusiosss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Ths governor whils st Yuma found one priscnsr honsss enough to con- fsss thsi he is guilty st shs ssims for which he vas convicted. The honsst man is Hebrew vho stole svsDsy.ens dozen hAnd.srchisis. All the rest sjaim tO bs innoceat.-0azstts
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Esgiss boy Nc. be yos knew of any lady who would like to astssd the dance Friday nishtr Boy Ne. .e-Yss. they ell want ts 70. &
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

A marriage licsnss was gran ted to day by Probate Jsd Bradsly 70 Abort L. White of Wsshiagton Camp to wed Mics Emma Aarshsil oi KaLsss City Mo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Wiley Jones, the sb!s District kt- tornsy Of Graham county and another true silver delegate to the Democ ratic convention hes gone to ,hs seat of war
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Daughter-Mothsr may I attend the dance Friday nighss Mother Yes, my dear; if you saH find some one to take you. 3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
NOsleO,

A meeting oi the Tomb stsss Fire DspAstmsas is called for Sunday evening ! s'slsck, ss Rescue Hoss Hsuss. for the sisstisp q chief oi shs Firs Dspsstmsns, Steward and oshsr mastsss coming before the meeting.
 ny e7des ~ COMMITTEE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Ben S.illnsn, . former ysuug Tombstone boy is here rscupsrating ( from . sickness ct Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The Ensins Co. boys will call o. you in . !sw days to sell you . ticket.
 &
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

ally excep; Sultly. PIciac time.
 l. J...FaEY General Manager. A. NAuGLE. L. II. ALBRIGHT. Assistant General Manager. Train Master.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

The EoKins Co.,, boys wlli give . dance On Friday night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Sun Set. Limited. east bound, Mondays ssd h rsdays s.1s, Beassns
 Sun Set, nitei'wes: bound, Wednesdays ss Saslrdays ( 05 Bensons ,I,,.s,
 NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

Dr. GsG. Benson-Physician and surgeon. q
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28
MARICoPA & PHOENIX K. R.
LOCAL NOTES.

C. H. HoXsHELL. Gen. Supt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-28

kilver is quoted at 6S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

The Happyhammcrs are the young peo-
ple who read tho Youths Department or
The Houston Post. There ARE no fces
or charges OF any kind connected with
the club Rows aud girls who read me
Post may be enrolled AS active members
name. nJr and address.
1t Ia the object of all flnppyhnmm"rH
to- "hnmmcr happiness when aud where
ever possible" Hence the club name ana
motto The club fldwer is the violet. the
club tree the live oak and the club pet -
tho mockins bird all heing chosen by the
members themselves
rho club button and tho club pin are
made OF crllulod. TIE ground Is white.
with the words Houston Post H. ~.
Club Tainted ia vioici color The club
flower j. engraved In the rcntcr ana
IL of violet color The letter ~ Ia
In large typo on each Gid" of the violet
II makes "A beautiful LITTLE badge and VIII
he s"n' to any Happy hammer upon tho
rrccipt OF Ia c.nie. In ordering - pin or
button. address Your l"tiors TO the Hap
hammer. care The poet. lioustun. Texas.
Tor every new Subscriber s"nt ly Il
iIappNhainm"r for to-" Srinl- Wcokly Post.
u club button or pin VIII he given frce.
The subscriber secured can Ice either tor
tire" months, six months or a ycnr no
matter witch 1T the three II ts. Your
badge VIII NOT cost you unwilling when
sending subscriber address Your letter
TO the business office OF lhe Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
rIOsr wONI.l.nrl'L nays.

Ashbv, + Mas ptar Iluphammcr: Blue
hut l believe 1 viii vote for blue ami
GllN My father were the gr,Y four
years under The "lionnic Elus Nlag.' Now
the vraicts of the blue and tue G,aY
walk 81 H. ny sidt aud talk oYnr their war
rNu"tieuNos without any bitterness /
have been reading ahnii; no X rays and
rdiSon'S experiments with them. Won't
IT Dc wonderful iMng II they can NC
comrlisll an they nov think they caa2
HON would like to see 4 bniy ,l'iu.i-
iat"u hy them ana ssr The heat punlpiu;
IN" blood NrouSh tic bod Ny i"Nson
II would hr a GOOD thing II all tho unngh
tin'ss IN "" boNs h~urts could be lighted
NJ ana made visible. hut IL takes "A greater
light man Edison can manage 70 ,,rl,u
cut ~irhcdn'ss. Murphy Naushl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
THE DUDE ON "spwNa'

Aw-Spwing, aw, gentle spsms
All cweatures now we)olce',.
me woscs wed will soon appea1'
In pwaise l waise my 'oee
The vain paints wainbows IN la'A
That WEAKLY awe a snow. ii.
But with my waised umoMar
Cawn't see EN-, doncher AHS"
Small vulgah boys play on Wv
And shout without a wes., ,a ,sl,
Wee giwls VOL nooples wo ss..d
Against my twousahs p"es
Gwind awsans dwive me ewu' :
leo cwoanl's 100 cold 10 cav "A d
Ana we'd wipe stwabeweeze sI'
Awe cwicd upon the s'"'
The counpwy- avis vehm y.sn
The gwass is gwoWlnsn swoou n
And cows and winning wv"
TO deck the wnwal Scent
rho oowwIo woos.ers-how ~
Aw-when they lay-aw.sssa;
Wound ponds where '"'s
gwow. .,A,r lea
The little brides on the !Hs'
w-wahhle dw--so me hSs'
on bwanchcs swinging y, nd
Aw-donchcr undahs'a"
Il, ,te lp,.
Aw-yes, the country Is makes;
Dame Nature pwetty / NJ
Avn would 30 there rs
Afwnid of Waite s"a
Aw-spwing is vheWy nav nav
Awryes; lis wealy f ,sst I I'D
Aw-thnt weminds IL. ouay, =.
A spwing suit wis" n. CT
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

Snn Antonio, Texas Dear lIaphainmer.
! VIII answer l,otuc Adams questions
There ar" 3.itb $50 letters tn the Bible. tho
word Lana occurs M, times tho wnri
r'N"r"nd' occurs one and that is ~ the
sth verse of the lil,h Psalm, the Star Of
Now would INK" to ask few. How dil
the twelve apostles die What two verses
IN DIE Bihlc are alike. ana what verse
contains AZ the l.ticis OF tn" alphonet
except ~" I.iasio Turner. the answer
Ia your riddle is black neNro wita N
hiagk thrce-lessrh pet ON h,s head. r.dng
on brown horse. Now, who onn tell
how many times tho word I"and" occurs
IN tho kihle? We'll. | have no mare To
WRIT, hope blue uut grny Win win
with love to all. am yonr iittir ,r.cnd
aud Hap. Anule II, 'iarvcy.
i0e Rivar ANenMA Sun Antoiiin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
SOMETHING ABOUT MATCHES.


a Talk About Their Invention and Their
Manufacture.
Thin strips OF wood. about six inches
in lcug;h, and tipped with birthstone, were
the earliest matches Of winch we have any
authentic record. These were irst used IN
connection with the old finder box. y
spark MAS struck in the smou.dering
under, and then to this Il match was APP
p-ied.
In 1911 Brandt discovered phosphorus.
and In iGs0 it was lilst used Tor common
lighting purposes by Godfrey Iiauhwiiz.
WHO. by experimenting, had found out thar
a very small! quantity of 1t rubbed be-
tween folds Of brown paper would take
iiro readily and ignite II birthstone match
brought in contact with it.
Ihete were many ways invented for NAH
ing lisc OF phosphorus Tor lighting put-
siraIi bottle, tho interior OF which was
VOL coated with oxide OF phosphorus The
hottie was kept tightly corked except
when II hight was needed then the cork
WAS removed and "A match dipped In ana
thus igniicd.
And hore It may not he out of place to
HANDY righ' lamp: Take a long bottle
OF very clear glass and put in piece OF
nH",photonS about the sze of a pea. ON
| ms pour OLIVE oil, heated 10 the boiling
f1int. until the hottie be one-third full,
ana cork lightly.
| When a light IS desired remove the cork
Tor moment TO allow the air TO enter.
ana thon replace IT, The entire empty
| space in the bottle will at once become
uminous. sufficiently 30 TO produce a very
| good light
| inusphngous was for n long time very
| expensive, and none of the inventions re-
| curing rs use could lic Of general service
| ,'Ni mllriate mntcno were much later
! invention. These were thin strips Of wood
| tipped with composition Of birthstone.
| rnloraie Of potash. gum aud SUGAR. colercd
WNh Hormill'on The boxes In which these
matches were sold had two cu,nparl-
| mrnis. In one Of which was nitoi small
| hpii.e containing piece OF asbcsi1s,.
soaked In oil Of vitrio.. An orymnria,c
nlaleh dipped into this would isnile at
In 800 friction or luc.fcr matches were
| invented They were tipped with a com
| l<n'tHh OF chloratr of potash sulphnte
/ ~ antimony and starch, and were ,rnifed
~ Yong AraNn between folds of sand
! paper ~ u ru,o the lncifars WIRE made
| ~ ~" shape OF comb. twelve or fifteen
| loEclhrr and were broken OF MS needed
| me lucifer matches now in general uso
| are mate 10y timing the small sticks of
! wood WIN sulphur. wax or taraf6nc to
| y 'FeN ne Hare. ana ihen Win no ,na,rh
| cehfoSi'on The compost on used Nv an
'.,n' match manufacturers varies Ia Inc
nhHt una proportion of tho Ingredients
~ ~ IS Usually composed of so.tpetrr
~, ,''ri 'le on potash, rhosphorus rcd lead
'''t go ne Fin' serving or!y 10 bind tho
illl ION together and attach II 10 tha
nnl ne match composition Is ro,orrd
WIN ullramar.ne blue, prnssian bi,e or
huH or NermiNion. n " r.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
NpwroN's COLOR DISCOVERIES

Ashhy, Texas boar Haphamm.r. /
thMk yon have chosen i contest that r.
hsth Interesting ana Instructive. Some of
Ne it1ns letters are 50 good that ieadin.:
lhem Is a COED lesson N phlusc,ln. /
wrote il letter To The Post a week aHo.
~ that evening whoa rhni L, 81 came
and when read the lllps they had al
ready ,oia eyeiytnin. thu had IN niy
ett.r, so would moi scud ltat one OF
va vote for white aud hhj although /
mink that green would lie Tho most ar
propriate color 10 vote for this time OF Tie
year. Tor nature mas lu>t ntt on u nuw
srrsn dress. sitting here NJ my window
look'ni, south, can sse sreAu ,,tass tof
miles hefoi- ne dotted over with neauii-
W. mn. HOVER "" arc indebted to sir
Isaac Newton for the most important Ais.
coNeries rfsporiius light and coinrs lie
WAS also the urst who divided a Whit.
ray OF lsht and tonni II 10 consls, of an
assemhlase OF coln,ed rays. / have /,
copy OF ltako's Old philosophy that wa.
made In 1894 read II several years ago
instead Of a reader. J think II very good
ard interesting, II has an old way OF
sprlhfs, /, spelis color 'colonr.'
aninie vaurht
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
T@HAFPYHANNGRS.
Hammer happiness when and wherever you cam

girls of the Happyhammer club can array
herself In n blue goNa In tho morning. by
noon II will turn TO mnuvc Tho afternoon
VIII find II pink, and the evening some
other color.
AZ labor-saving institution the new
cloth Is exceedingly valuable. Thermomc-
.r,, .c,,y ,,,,. NO II, n,,s -, hts ab,,, i,
thu ,,or,i,,. ,,. ,,,, 10 ,,,,,co n, ina co,or
~ n ia ,u,,,o In wo,r. HE ho,y,e., ovor-
coa, 1r n is mink bc .nscs lila umhrnIlo
u,1cr hi. o,u vb,n .,u. ,ro w,h, n,
,b,a c,o,b tho yooh,sr,r ia, hu, ,o ,,,,c,
-, b,s ma,,s,u IN kenny ,vh,, l,nd or
weather IL coming
ihufsu"y' may H. ~ Ascension ''hE mis-
year poubtioss nearly all the CUPS mem
bcrs Know 'his nut perhaps very rev OF
'hom nave hohto o' 'he curious custom IN
France IN connection win TINS DAY IL is
popularity known IN mat country AS the
day of the cricket ana In the early morn
ing there may Ii" seen on every corner -
street merchant whoec stock IN trade con
sis's OF basket of chipping crickcts and
pile of tiny oacr cages and green leaves.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

let and white would make nico color
combination for the clnp.
Aaron Prince Is Il new member who
lives Mt a little plocc called Amer. Aarons
choice of colors Is blue and white.
Lus,cr Foster of Pine I'M. La. Will
exchange the song "IonesOmcncss OF
winter for "The Rcd River Rally"
BENJAMIN A. Smnllev Of League city is
enrolled ne member. hut his letter could
not be printed. for II was written with
lead pencil
| Ernest Wilkinson of rrcnsta; Is anxious
| for the blue and gray Ia lead Ia the color
| contest His sister. Bclln Mablc, prefers
blue and white.
| Viola Goldberg Of Logrc'' is anxious
| for bluo and gray to lead the contest. Her
| two bso'hois. leo and Ike also vote Tor
| thnsc two cnlors
| wilkins and slay Boss Orr OF Austin
arc welcomed as members oil me cup.
| They think violet and white should pc
| chosen for club colots.
| Doll, cornct, OF Gollad thinks rcd ana
| orange make n pretty combination Tor
club colors. Sallic GIN Of the same place
| prcfHs blue and white.
| Emma and Georgian Wiscncs OF Nacog
| dochcs would like 10 correspond Win
some of the members. They also have
some songs to- exchange
| Lizzie and Lucy Wiscncr are two little
| l'aps of Narogdochos. who vote for blue
ana white. 'rhev have sp2c songs to eN-
| change with tho members
Annie Smon,on of rMlshenr who went
| TO school at Houston for awhile, has been
| at home sick Her father died In fIous'
| ton on the 7'h of last March
Robbie shrnder of Antor Miss.. Will ex-
| change the song TOO l.ntr' for I'm"
pyine Cowboy Robbie and her sister
carrie vote tor blue aud white.
Nina L. Turner Of Go o., sent, sent eight n,
counted Nina says some wild indigo
grows in their hcli aud pasture.
Ivy Rcl reck is = new member who
lives At charco., a h,'le nace eighteen sn,,sS
| Her cplots are hluc and white
| Grace Johnson of Eagle Lake prefers
| gray and grc.n for club coots Grace
| lives near the edge OF beautiful lake
| rovc'cd with wntor lilies and American
| lotus.
Laura Wilkinson of Frrnstn, win send
the song The ship That Never Return
cr,n 'Annie Rome , or , me Little
| lamos y ';arhod"
Emma Clifton of Lone star hns violin
| and has learned 10 play on 1t. Emma
| says she has received some nice letters
| irpm m"inbrrs of he club aud has pictures
| OF several of the ilaps.
| Eugene Iicnslec i-vonr-old member
| from Lyons. wrote n nice letter in favor
| oiN toilet and white He saws there Is n
mocking bgd's nest In a big rose bush in
| his mammals front ward,
| Violet and Iona White OF Nccona, N
Montague county. wrote nice letters but
| forgot that II WAS Hrlinst the clubs rules
ia write with q pencil Their parents In
tend to move to South Texas soon.
Marble Pratt of cuvcland writes again
after long absence. Her favorite 'colors
| are bin. and green. Marble wants 70
know WIN, has become of May Ellis who
hasn't written IN u long. long time.
William r. chandler of Antioch says
thu house of Mr. q NJ KvIos an old Con
iodrratc soldier. WAS burned 10 the ground