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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-07
TILE TOWN OF UPTON

Upton, Texas-.pear Haphammer; What
n change has taken place since our last
visit! Tho shepherd was not a member
the last time we Were here. anti We feel
a little t!mii on beholdng so dienIfel a
parsonage sitting among our boys and
girls and the other pets. but neHcriho-
less, since taking second glance. no
seems to look kindly upon us, and we VIII
enter and promise faithfully not 10 make
our visit too long. .
We saw a letter from ''Rosnnky Girls
We are glad 10 know that Rosanky has
improved so much since our last visit
there. for We feel sure that the town could
hardly be seen for the trees, and there
was no prairie closer than two miles.
Well, let Rosanky be as pretty as can be;
it can't beat UPTON in looks. our school
house IL in the western suburbs of the
town. and on smooth. level ground. with
several beautiful evergreen trees. be-
neath the shade of which we play to our
hearts content Upton's streets contain
no sand. but aie AS level and hard as
one COZ ID wish for We sincerely hone
Jtosanky girls will he successful in their
attempt to give help to the orphans anu
we feel sure they Will as such beneyolemi
acts seldom prove futile, We feel thnt
| every Hap VIII 1--we up TO the motto 10
| "Hammer happiness when and wherever
YOU can" How happy ore wound he 10
/ always live for others and not self alone
| for truly they are blessed for tHe bless
I Ing will fan on them.
''' wa Tilda Jane and Polly Ann.
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Wallis. ToNas--Dcar Haphammer: wall
write you about my visit to Galveston.
We started on the 18th of February.
went with my father and brother, We
visited the great hattleship Texas. named
in honor of the Lone Star state. We went
out on the tug Seminole and came back
on the Aythina. The Texas was two miles
from the wharf. We first viewed the
guns. The largest gun WIS thlrty-tivo feet
long and about twelve-iuch bore. THE
she'll weighed 100 pounds. To raise o.
lower the gun you had to turn lever.
The tower was revolving tower. The
ship was about $50 feet long aud fifty
feet broad They had some Hotchkiss re-
volvng gums in the stern OF the shin.
There was a torpedo In It's tube. The
sailors were very kind. They would tell
yong all about the ship. There were ne
gro sailors on board: If the negroes passed
as good examination as tho whites they
We're allowed quarters with them. They
were painting the Texas. There were
over 200 people or board. the salons
were sewing sails. Some were mendng
the boats. We went down 10 the boilers.
When wa got back to the wharf ii was
covered with people. There were about
$500 Your friend, Serest Guyler.
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A PRETTY LITTLE TOWN.

Grapeland. Texas--Dear Haphamrner; J
guess all the Hans have forgotten tne' s5
/ have not written m so long a tine.
am glad The shepherd won Ia the conteS,
He Is such a pretty dog ard SO brave. l
am GLAD that some of .he Haps are Ee1tn,;n, ~
~ INV where the Price boys are. W Y
answer one Of the Haps riddles; AN
neat and dainty. all made of flowers. yen
can not guess his riddle IN -FOUR w ifi3,t
CON can't guess: AS was walking over
q bridge. / met a boy. he had q horse II
VAS ali saddled and br,dlei. al ready 70
We riding / called the lsile boys name
go ,brse times: what Il ity" Ethel Mag
90 Lewis. why DAFT you write oItenT
.scniov reading vour letters. Here Is !,
question for the Hlps; Wnat were iNi'Ae'
am riad the Happyhammers are Writ
ing on the subject OF the place whsrs
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Dcm4ngs bridge, roxas. Aug. Is. ixss.

Dsorng's Bridge, Texas Aug. o. l@a.
Dir, purdy. Houston. Toxns:
Dear SILL began the uHe OF morphine
twelve years ago and used 1t ever since
untl cured by your remedy last June.
During tho last year uaed from forty 70
sSiy grains day. | had little hope OF
ever beng CURED having failed SO often.
l determined TO try your remedy. TOOK
Il ut home. attending to regular household
outies, ~ Is, tho only cure TINS J Know.
aud want every ons to know that Or.
Puriy,s Romedy viii euro them at home.
WITHOUT PAIN. as II did me. II grew
stronger throughout treatment and took
on flesh rapidly. Words can not express
my erautudc. Failures had made me
heor,sok- have no desire whatever arss ,.i nor
~, Texas. whore have always uved. -
found every claim made by DR.. Purdy
,rue...i would urge all users. no matte" ,h,r
remedy. Gratefully yours.
MRS. w. II. GAMER
Keno. Liberty Co. ToNos, Dec. 8. 1898.
pr tirny, hpus.9n reNhs;
Dear Frlend-l received your letter the
morning. 1t does me good To hear from
you again, because know that you saved
any life. Doctor, words VIII not express
tic grn.itude ! feel when look back at
The time when ] was auch n slave 10 that
awful drlg, morphne, and think now
OF your cure Doctor. q ! was a great
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| every Door dlatrcssed so,M In the awfui
| bondage of this drug may know, as l do.
| from experience. that yours rs the only
| cure. Mrs, IDA. ). McBRhDE
Fox. Texas. January S, 1887.
| Or rurlv. Houston, Texas;
| Dear poctor--f am acquainted with
| msiny pcn0as On Texas having the
inorph.uo habAt and ] want 10 say to one
and all tanI VIII aaiS you TO ave this a.
| wide currency az possibie) that your gr".e
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| and many failures by other ao-cnlled
cures. Your treatment Is Al3SohuTELY
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| IN for notorlcty. but with the hope OF
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/ worse than death its0f IL any one doubts
| FOR one momcn, that this cure will do al
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| ask as many questi0ns az desired. S.ns
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the Opium and Morphine Habit
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Borden, TeNas-Dear Haphammer. I am
a little girl, only 6 years old. and have
not learned to write vet, but mamma
said she would write for me and my lttle
brother and ask you to let us join your
happy uind l have Primer and say
a lesson to mamma every day. and soon
j viii learn to WRITE too. | have learned
several nice speeches out of the dear old
Post and II you will come to see US.
VIII say them for you. Ge1antum. you
must write again. Mamma always reads
the letters to us, and we enjoy listening
10 them so much. Papa says The Post
is the best paper in Texas, or any other
state. Little Brother Grady and send
10 cents to help buy Georgia Anderson
chair. Your little friends,
Louise and Grady Shaver
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NosLEsr OF ALL ANIMALS.

oyster Creek. Texas-Dear Haphammer
! would like TO know what our next con-
TEST Is going, to be- think an animal
contest would he nice. to tell about all
NE different kinds of animals. | think
NE horse is the noblest of animals. 1
nave a dice pony and love 10 ride horse
back How many of the Haps live in the
country? do, and Ike 1t very much. I
I'VE ABOUT Two miles from Angacton. the
county seat Of Bru2oftA county. but our
postoihca is at Oyster Creek. My father
Is postmaster there. The weather looks
IKE we are going to have another freeze.
Enclosed find 10 cents for Georgil's chair
Win much love to adj the Happyham-
iners, remain. your true friend,
Frankie May Kelly.
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with the Gin drive and the road up tho
San Lorenzo. 30 with the other drives.
Any kind of fish can bo caiight IN the
bay. from a salmon TO perch, and frcsh
iish are 10 be had any time OF the year.
many visitors during the salmon run, come
here TO -cI'tth that fish. Fine trout tish-
ing can be had In alnost any OF tho
counltss streams that abound near Santa
Cruz.
There are many fne residences here,
Of which Dr L, II. Fngens, J. u. Smiths,
Mr.. Fred Swah,on's, and Judge Logan's
are good examples.
The only objection n person might have
TO Santa Cruz Is that It has. av a gentle
man remnrked. "a saloon for almost
every citizcn." "Geycus."
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IAN MANY FRIENDs.

Stranger, Texas-Dcar Hsphannn,ts'ii o ,%y
i xotss for him. but he did not need them
he e had many friends; hope Nile csa Geofi
gia win soon have, her rolling ,,y Gha n the
. IN S-rnde. Hans, what kind OF con,es,
T nextg link a hook contest would s be
nice Guy, NE 10 read l your eo leief's
wy ~ .Ge Grand old shep. ! Ike 20
resd he Haps' page very much. because
it,a i.,tcrs are All nice. Your frieim;
me letters a"e "a Oneida Fuller.
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THE JAyB1Rp LIKED PAINT.

,,a,,, Trvas.-,Dear Haphammer. ne re
MAiiAi i,,,ia country boy VINO wants 10
cones S5 your ii HAPPY band have never gSnss
10 ssshooi yet but mamma Gays ser cru" or
20 mex 49,, -, dte1 when was IL months
lapa' ,S My MA and i've with good oarn.
elor uaee so We more fosgnai,s ay 5n
many Others. had s s%se' p aenas Which
l hi. ys II had . dog year before As''
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Marlborough. TeNas-Dcar Haphsulmer !:
As we have not written you in long time
VIC will do so now We were sorry me
Newfoundland lid not win IN me go e1n n,
INC post The best OF all. We VIII Try 10
answer onyx's Bible questions: ,.
!. Joshua and Caleb never taS,e "a ug iani
stiil so the Israelites could fight hlt'ie'
i'"' - 'e Earl and August Hawkins.
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The COW blew Its Horns.

Mabel was maKIHK nut Hrst VfoIt 70 "vf
grandfather's farm and her mother was
introducing her TO the mysteries OF the
hso irindle COW that stood by the gaze
o,,ietly ohc wing ITS clid, and when II stuck
out ais nose and bnwlcd aloud, the iiitie
e.oh. mammal" she cried. listen to that
cnM blow lis hornyE
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SOUR LAKE HOTEL.

Oman nil winter. Hot mineral water
one one Week. reduced TO sio.oo for every ad
ditional week, includes use o. mineral
fishing abounds. Xn excellent table apd
a clean. steam heated house. Free heck'
meet all day trains. For further parsicu
lara. address Newton = tteeens
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suoRTpNrp HER KITTENS TAILS.

i'Ae1'' w. -, sovonal months Will
come asaAi' Wns ~ ~ 'contcs' Friday
iahd d.n iot y. s,,o ~ a In end OF mine,
evening" LsH, ,i,' ot,er To- see an uncle of
~ 81, my uJn cs,r., home Monday morning.
nan. We S, $3.50, - yycuf horsebaek rid
Satufuay mn i',' ~, tSyo or thrce hours.
ne; VIZ ioov - we syenr fishing and
ani w az W" ,Sr,o thank our school Will
1au nus ~,i,Sa',th II may Iagt longer.
- out heNs ru.,'' - cnidd have a picno
Our loAen,F S'a san'o, am planning 10
az she gu oi ,s vy,,en SCHOOL Is out.
nave nee Nillo " ~ ., w-ite "a story
As you WIh.JiIi ut enc I read once,
9bout ca, ! W, ~, tb.t could ring The
~ Was aIoWt ~ v,n,,ted Ia como in
doorpel WHeu siI Iii and make tha
She "ouiu HIs 'iherc vas some one III
Iecrie ,h'ih b,i' camld com. On when she
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THE PORT OF vELAsco.

Velasco, TeNas- Dear Harhammer: ]
am new HAP who resides at the sea
port. and ;hls viii Re me tliird le,ter nat
/ have written 10 the club, As Mr.. Lap
hammer wants us 10 give a description ol
our towns | will tell You something Oh
NolaSco. my home, In Brl2orNl e9uh y;
this place Was but "a wilderness, but now
II contains Il population between 100 aud
1900, and heforo long IS expected to become
The greatest city IN the Souih; suppose
many OF the Haps have read about the
deep water at this place, where SHIPS
from different parts of the world come 20
discharge Their caTgocs and reload Tor
other ports. In January OF the year 1917
Messrs TAYLOR ami FSrwcll, the contract
orr who built the capitol OF Texas. 20
Ecther with Mtfsrs Lee Ferguson ail
Angle the latter being an old Trend OF
my FATHERS formed stock company and
bin 1eltios al the mouth OF the river.
afterwards obtained The deep water was
The Gauge OF q grsat boom and IL Was
during the boom that the building OF We
lasco began. The town was named after
old Nelasco on tho beach and the latter
place was named for Nelasco dc Cana.
one of the early explorers of this State
We have a line oil mill here and a toN
factory. The min ships from this port
every wear largo quantities of cotton seed
meal, oil and cake. to foreign. countries,
A loaded steamer left the oil MIN last
sunday for England. She was turret built
and looked very odd. she IS an Old
French model. The box factory was re-
| Gently at Houston, but decidcd 20 cohle
here, where they could operate 1t at less
The syndicate IL now trying to Sell the
hurbor OF Nclasco and 1ett4es to the gov
ornmont In December q commission was
| sent here to exam ne the Jettlea tnH &c
| loprt 10 congress whether to buy the I'm
provements made here or not. They have
now reported favonlbly. AMI waen tho
government decides TO inlte thfs port w, We
| was ever in the South. ms Is the hone
| of All The people here. Your earnest Hap,
| - Cornelius Combs,
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but II got bitten by dog that we were
airald was mad so we killed my poor 1T
Tie dog. called my dog Grab. VIII
send ;wo d.mes. one for Ieorgsa's chair.
ana FOR the other dhno please send me
club button. WAkrd c. Myess
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! 4 "a s elsa,y ache and pain quick
bfatel CAM nAsh with the cele-
\ II 1ssters n Voitsic Electric
nc muscjss Greatest pain-alieyiat-
II vel mas Strengthening plss.
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HAP TALKS.
n, he Hnphammer Has to Say to
nur lnys md Girls.

Do Happyhamihels' III o'ic VI WIG 'N''
S.,,ues a. cat lover has an interesting
=, about fsNine pets. This writer even
Z. mat cats are more like men and
= than dogs are. They have moods
,Seir natures are more complex, Ca
4, Indulgence Is higher than feline, but
!. dogs disposition rs simpler. Cats are
n irritable in temperament and are
k.i,,vA TO the slightest change in the
S.lher. d,sliking frost and thunder. They
,ritable and apt to scratch and bite
their play They have also a. curious
sxncy, such as may be observed in ex-
l,hs and oyerstrung human beings. to
y heir heads when in high spirits, and
Y popularity Is said to account, in a
n measure, for the reputation they
No gained for cruelty.
its seeming cruelty of cats comes,
Z. from desire to torture, but to play
b. The prey, It Is primarily something
n,; secondarily something to frlsk
A." The more motion an object has
better It pleas,s the cat; then Tn the
element Of play comes the unintenhon.
rte1re Cats are often charged with
k.pess and lack OF affection, and 1t is
n that they are not so generally uffec-
nsts as dogs. They are shy, reserved
"ofhsh." but are capapie Oh strong
hs'ing attachment to ono or Two
s'A
'%N Is iess expert IN ari'h,''etioN'nan
~ NJ peiis ca'aple vi co'','-"'
~ uan sn' "A "il'e, VII oui A'.','ai
MA. to his cats nose and draw 1t
~ 'u"'y, Always repeating the &C
!" ames pe.ore eiio"iis 'iio animal
o Nlso'' MSS SOON gre"
49, y 'he performance anu waite
= @ness ana d'sn9'y until the SKIN
saM made. when she sprung up and
y pleee Q, meat win her .ee,h'
- "eehs 'he doeuor repeated inns
aA''iN a"u ans cat olo not MAKE
uisa,Ae "hel' however, ne 'Ile"
rs approaches and ro,,aats before let.
b hr tako thc uao+ sho los, ,ha count
u jump ~ ~ '''' "''9 WV
Oh ne among the first pets on record
rtsa shapnsnoaro ro,Las fronrart
"''s~f tf~NNsS 4'ANh'hN| NioN'''
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they live. This place is near Murchison's
Prairie. whore tho terrible massacre was.
and the name was given to this place be-
cause rhcrc are so many grapes here. The
name was onoe Grapevine. bu, there was
another place by. the same name, SO they
chansed !, 90 Grapeland. II Is very
pretty little place. but oh. my, the sand
Is 50 terrible to walk through. We have
two churches. one school building, one
hotel two sins aad nine stores-0 very
nee Milo place IN general. | like to live
here very much. Everything Is beautiful
when tho trees are green. l VIII tell you
about our lake in my next lopter. l VIII
cluse WITH L l0yiag good hye TO all tho
Haps. Madeline Anthony.
AN ELEPHANTS GRATITUDE,
Halletsville. Texas.--Dcar Haphammcr:
l promised to tell You story the next
time wrote and | will keep my promise
IL Is about one elephants Erattrdc to a
doctor. A young man, after finishing his
studies and passing his examination for NJ
p, received as las first patient u call to
attend at Rarnum's circus an elephant
which had stood on n mai! and WAS In
great pain on account of the accident, nnd
from that time he becams u veterinary
| surgeon,
Hebe was tho elephants name ana as
she was very large The young surgeon was
u little afraid 20 10 near her to examine
| her foot, but MIR. Barnum told hin. that
! the elephant would not harm him. She
wss standing on three legs swinging the
wounded foot. and the doctor took the
| great paw in his hand and lnnced the
foot, then he felt the animals trunk curl.
I iug his HAIR aud 1t made kim very much
afraid. but the Keeper told him that she
would not hurt Inn. Ho lanced aenln
when great quantity of bad blood sush-
| Cd from the wound. then She doctor ban
daged up the foot and the elephant tool;
ava" his trunk from the mans hair and
| the doctor tainted. Some Years after he
was told that Blrnuins circus WAS there
and he went 10 inquire about his pa dent
| lie was brought IN 10 see the elephant
she was porfectly well. When she saw the
doctor she laid her trunk on his shoulder
then llftcd her FOOT toward him. az mucl
as 60 say, thank YOU for curing me
Was 1t not gratitude that prompted hei
TO do thls7 The next time ! write | wal
tell YOU u story about q littlc kitten.
Good bye, dear little ilappyhanninors.
am your little friend,
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THE CIIAIR HIND

as Gs0.s contributors were added
Pst 4 Anderson chair fund this
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NEW HAPPYHAMMERs
SOME SHORT LETTERS.

Number OF Happyhammers.. >,
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BIS ,.s,s SSe shat cat. It's got spl!nters
M, ~, was the excuse of a i-year-
a'Owns he katen away.
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THE KISS IN COURT.

4 lawyer met pretty miss
While he WAS walking out one day,
And stole from her a honey ed kiss
Which was not just the proper way
At once case OF tort was brought
Which legal rules could not deny;
The lawyer held no justice ought
So frail q suit as that TO try.
The action, when il got in court,
Met with jury lenient,
And many a outlet and retort
Day after day on it was spent.
The lawyer claimed no maiden should
So much rare loveliness display;
y kiss like this he understood
Was fiotsam on the states highway.
The maiden said her rosy lips
No easement were for him TO use.
Though they all others might eclipse
HIS answer was somewhat abstruse.
And thus progressed the argument
Concerning kisser and kissee.
When to the jury il was sent.
Who failed entirely TO agree.
But. sent into their room again.
They gave their voice to the defense;
And found the girl in fault. for plain
"Contributory negligence"
-Harper's Bazaar.
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love OF the work. because lace-making in
this country does not pay nearly so
well IS cleaning.
You can see we cleaners receive or
derS from every state in the Union.
From the south and the west, even as
FAR away as Portland. Or. elegant pieces
OF lace are sent TO this city to he cleaned
ana repaired Then, too. where ladies
have very old bit of lace which they
wish matched. they buy the new piece
ana send both that the new may be
coiored the exact shade as the old, for.
OF course, they viii never allow the OLD
piece 10 be changed.
Though all work is done directly IN
der my own eyes. | employ several as
sistants who understand the work as
thoroughly as the average shop girl IN
cerstands hers. and often wish for a
daughter to inherit my business. as L
know II is good. safe enterprise for
TO learn it. II does not require any great
outlay to begin-a few dollars will suffice.
Then the washing of laces is simple
enough to learn. Water is the best
cleanser and sun the best bleacher. or
course. for silk laces, l recommend gaso-
line. but for others a thorough dousing
in water to which has been added some
good cleansing fluid is the correct treat
ment- The trouble in washing laces is
almost entirely in the drying and
stretching, and In order TO do that properly
not only patience. but experience is re-
CURED. Naturally. to be able TO mend and
transfer lace. knowledge of how to make
IL is required all of which can easily be
learned in a few lessons If the pupil is in
earnest EMIL MLAWS-
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SHERIFF's SALE.


SHERIFF"S SALE-NOTICE is HERE
by given that pursuant to decree of
foreclosure and order of sale, to me di-
rected from the Third Judicial district
court OF the state of Utah. county of
Salt Lake. IN q cause therein pending
wherein Nellie NJ. Wall Is plaintiff and
Melvin ID. Cook and Sarah d. Cook are
defendants. to which decree and order OF
sale. reference is hereby made / shall
expose for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. at the west front
door OF the county court house. in the
city and county of Salt Lake state of
Utah. on the 9TH day of May. A. d. 1897.
at u o'clock. noon. all the right. title.
claim and interest of Melvin D. Cook and
Sarah d. Cook, of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, situate lying
and being in Salt Lake county. state of
Utah. to-wit: All of block four "a, with
the exception of lot twenty-six (26) plat
&C" of Garden City. as the same APP
pear upon the records in the county re-
corders office of Salt Lake county Utah.
also all of block six 90. with the exceD-
ton of lots one %, two (2. three go.
and four "a, in plat "P." Garden City
aforesaid: also commencing at the north
east corner of lot five o. block forty
four (4D, plot "A" Salt Lake City survey.
and running thence west three (3l rods
thence south eight 90 rods. thence east
three CD rods, thence north eight Isl rods.
to the place of beginning to be sold as
the property of Melvin ID. Cook and Sarah
D. Cook, at the suit of Nellie NJ. Wall
under said decree and order of sale. in
the above cause
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this 18th
day of April, A. ID. 1897.
THOMAS P. LEWIS.
By ]. B. TIMMONY. Deputy Sheriff.
McGurrin & McGurrin, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.