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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1898-04-01

little boy asked for a bottle of "get
up in the morning as fast as you can, I"
the druggist recognized the household
name for "DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Z"
and gave him a bottle of those famous
little pills for constipation, sick headache,
live and stomach troubles. E. T. Reyn-
Odds.
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For SALE New Ladies' Craw-
ford Bicycle, in complete order.
Price twenty-five dollars. Pass
more & Gillespie, Nottingham, Pa.
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Honey.

White section honey and eX-
tracted, well ripened and prime, at
the stores in town from Rising Sun
Apiary.
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Circuit Court.

Thursday.-The case of Robert
W. Holland, executor of Mary A
Rutledge, VS.. j. Edwin Webster
and VIM. II. Harlan, executors Of
Edwin III. Webster, removed from
Hartford county, after being on trial
for day was taken from the jury,
on the ground that no suffinient
notice or demand had been made
on trustee before suit was brought
against the sureties. The case will
likely 60 to the Court of Appeals.
The suit is to recover 50, $50, with
interest from May, 1880. Albert
Constable and Mr.. Harlan repre-
resented the defendants and w. s..
Evans and ex-Judge Geo Y. Man
ydier the plaintiff.
The case of Michael O'Toole VS..
Armed Wychgram to recover
$4,000 damages for alleged false
arrest and Imprisonment, removed
to Cecil from Hartford county, was
placed on trial before a jury. The
defendant is a merchant at Edge
wood, Hartford county, while the
plaintiff is a laborer. The case has
been standing for seven years.
O'Toole also has suit docketed
against the Hartford National Bank
for refusing to pay his check.
Friday.-The Grand Jury made
the following refort
Cecil County:
We, the Grand Jury of the State of Maryland,
for the body of Cecil county for the March term,
1898, having completed our work, would report
that we have examined s constables and 40 wit
nesses, have found 10 presentments and 10 true
bills and dismissed cases. We appointed com.
mittee who visited the Aims House and Insane
Asylum and in their report they say there are
that the inmates have evidence ofgood treatment
and care, the rooms are neat and comfortable;
the cellar of the Insane Asylum is in bad cond-
ton, but will be attended to. The buildings and
fences are in good condition and reflect credit
upon the arrangements We visited the Tai in
body and found there 20 inmates; the property is
in fair condition. We call attention to necessary
repairs at once. We respectfully ask for our
discharge.
DEXTER NJ. LEE, Foreman.
The case of O'Toole VS.. Wych-
gram occupied the attention of the
Court continuously since Thursday
of last week the argument on the
prayers being begun Tuesday,
when an evening session was held,
and continued Wednesday. The
argument before the jury was then
begun. The witnesses examined in
the case were all from Hartford
county or Baltimore. O'Toole has
been represented by John S. Young
and Judge Maynadier, of Hartford,
and VIM. S. Evans, while Wych-
grams counsel were James J.
Archer, of Hartford, and Albert
Constable.
AT 3 O'Clock Wednesday the jury
rendered a verdict for defendant,
under instruction from the Court.
On Tuesday Albert Constable,
Jr., and Hester Hess, counsel for
Charles Veasey and Eugene Jeffer-
son, indicted for the murder of
Michael Donovan, petitioned the
court for removal of the case to
Caroline county. This the court
granted, placing the following wit
nesses under 500 bond to appear
at the trial: William Cole, John
Conoly, Thomas Digby, Robert
Mann, William Beatty, p. Clauney,
Frank Elright, p. McMann. Eu-
gene Clark was accepted as bonds
man
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When bilious or costive, eat Cascaret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, Ioc, CSC
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1898-04-01
Rising SUN MARKET,

THE WHOLE system feels the
effect of Hoods Sarsaparilla-stom-
ach, liver, kidneys, heart, nerves are
strengthened and SUSTAINED.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets. All
Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, 25c
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1898-04-01

Just try a Ioc box of Cascarets, the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever made.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-17

Courtney, Texas Dear Iiaphammer'
have been silent admlrcr OF this happy
band Of boys and girls for a long time.
Will write few line on Success Labor
and economy are the key TO success, To
be successful we must be patient and per-
gevering. We must be content TO start at
the foot OF the hill and ascend step by
step and not despair II our foot slips. but
try, try again We must not desplse little
things, for remember that a dollar con
tains a thousand mills. We must abstain
from useless habits and be earnest and
truthful. But true SUCCESS does not con
sist simply In amassing fortune, but IN
doing the greatest good we can, We should
strive to make the world better for our
having lived In It. We should set our aim
high. and strive 10 live yrtnous, upright
life and we shall be loved and respected
by ALL AM in school now and am study
ing to be useful woman. Your friend,
Annie c. Sparks.
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uaMMBRING HAPPINESS.

stevens. Rusk County, Texas-Dear Hap
hammer. / have just finished reading the
Hans rage. see that Dollie Stroud wants
mo address and says she will help to buy
tho little cripple chair Many ihenkS'
Dollie My address is Douglass Philips
stevens, Rusk county, Texas. Monroe SIN
piston said he would help, too. Any
amount YOU send will be thankfully. re-
oeived. The following named persons f
contributed since last wrote: Mrs' "a!
,i,,ar 4 cents Mr.. John Morris 70 cents.
Flora philips cents, Jessie Norris 10
cents. Today is very warm and everything
looks so green and fresh. wisn all you
Hans could come 10 see me and we would
20 fishing; then we would go over and see
the little cripple and have such niee
time But, poor little fellow, nc can no,
ret about as we eau, 1t makes Inc ieei
Sad 10 think of him. How many OF you
are eating vegetables We have good
garden and plenty OF vegetables TO ea,
now with much love to all the Haps and
MIR Hapnammer. / am, as ever; true
I'm Douglass Phillips.
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f mc, hooking with al her might i i, NV
When nj, cropped my stick and started 10 run,
wire snd could not movs, thourhs ~ ~ ,,S =
w eaiinie situation and knew that II somtthinr
va Was not done In an instant those sharp horns
I H1 ,Sn, surely end my life. At that moment
rs ,.vu t OF my stick and | grabbed il and
t, her blow between The horns and
IN, ~ u.e enc else came upon the scene aao,it
Una. . time and cracked a whip ii her lace faae,
n,,u anaged to escape. but the gate caught
my loot and hurt me very badly ~,
! Joined the club last summer, bu, have
,,eNS written by my right name since lf
snere are soma that recognise my writlns
~ Just mako guess who am and il
; you guess right, ! will tell you in my next
isttor; ! will close, With much love 10 ali
me haps. remain as ever. a loving Hap,
ORA snoii
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Guaranteed
Purely Vegetable.

low tesldc my check. This may sound In
credible. but II is nevertheless true, aud !
think that Tom il,st hlyo felt deep lovn
for me- OF he would not have been 50 eager to
be with me, or course h. did not do this sort
OF tling regularly, but | remember several
occasions on which be did no. Every morning
he ,.si,td me before ] WIS out of bed. and
We generally hnd crr breakfast together.
The school ATTENDED was distant about two
miles AZ flrst. though 10th 10 leave Tom pe-
hind. II never occurred 10 mo to take him
with NE but after u time he sometimes nc-
ooulpantcd me. either si,ting on my shoulders
OF IN my arms or running along BY my side.
Drriug school hours he remained cosn by.
outside In the woods. Al intcrmigson
sought him out and during the dinner hour
let him share my lunch when school was
over he accompanied me home. hut he had
not the opportunity of doing this very long,
because when WAS about 10 yenrS old wnB
sent TO school about twenty mites away.
aud then saw Tom only about once in three
months.
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CRY IS COMING TO TEXAS.

sam a Cruz. Gai-Dcar Haphainmrr: I
suppose, ny the non appearance OF any OF
my let ers ,ron this iage, some Of you
will think have gone ITO the war; but
such is not the case, You will see by The
above address that am still living al
Santa Cruz the city by the sea-"
No doubt some of YOU now have de-
sire TO know why | have not written OF
ten. Well, there has been nothing OF Inn
portance 10 write about. have written
OF everything that would make interesting
reading. MIR. Hap asked me could ma
anything Of those bugs they have ia,eiy
discovered in this state that live on oek
trees and from whose bodies. when SQUEEZED
into pulp. they make a sort of chewing
gum. thought that would make good
reading. but could find nothing what
ever about them, although search Tor IL
through various sources.
IIaps, | have u great secret TO disclose
to YOU. See If you can guess what II IL,
No. that is not right. Coming TO TeNas
When Next summer? on the tram Of
course No. Well. how then; going 70
walk No, nor do ! intend to run. 4 sh".,
ride or n wheel, on "a wheel! Yes on
wheel Next fall. about he first of Septem-
Der. one Of my chums. Coils Dennis, ana
rly.elf shall start for Texas on wheels.
we intend to ride 10 Los Angeles on
,bem. thcn about sixty miles east OF there,
10 the edge OF the desert TO place caiica
Cotton. where We shall got aboard the Train
and ride 20 ri Paeo Al Ell Paso We SHAH
again takcito Our. wheels ard ride them to
Houston.H Maybe we shall stop NJ few OF
the places between san Antonio ard lions-
ton. whore have friends,
Now. maybe some OF YOU Will say, "oh.
they can never do that. 1t is TOO far, ana
II will take them too long" Well, just
you stop and think a minute. II is III
miles from Eel Paso to Houston. and at 'ifty
miles q day we should make tho "trip in
little over sixteen days. But you know iiity
miles day is not very fast. man Walks
four miles an hour and on our wheels we
should be able TO ride at least seven or
eight miles an hour; and then II We ride
between nine and eleven hours day We
can go between sixty and eighty miles
day. So you see 1t Will not Lake us 30
long after all. We calculate, when the time
we shall lose walking twenty or thirty
miles TO the nearest bicycle repairing shop
TO have rim o. frame mended, aud for
sight seeing, etc, is taken out, 10 make
the trip In one month. We expect to have
q fine time.
] have an idca that Mr.. Haphammcr is
rautioning me, | can't hear him. IN too
far away against making my letter too
long, so | think for my good, ! shall close.
Just before close have a motion | wish
tc nut before the club. ! suppose | shall
have 10 rcdres n TO Mr.. Hap, as we have no
president Mr. Hap. |. make move that
YOU commerce another contest, whose sub
feet shall be- "What animal Is most uso-
full 10 mankind :" Your friend,
Guy 5. Fagen
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SOME SHORT LETTERS.

Lille Hutto of Bertram says she has
some good songs to exchange.
Myrtle Conner of Hearne is added to the
list of Haps. She is II years old.
Macon Patterson of Emblem Is enrolled
MS Happyhammer. He is years old
Matte Harrell of Gregory says she hasn't
been going to school lately, as her mother
has been sick
go to school and loves her teacher. Miss
Cary Copeland.
Collier Campbell of Orange says he can
make all kinds of kites. He has one over
four feet high,
IL Aggie Taylor is n new Hap who lives at
Greek. in Houston county. She always
reads The Post.
Willie and Emma Sparks write from
Courtney. Emma would like to correspond
with some Of the Haps.
Jake Whitley is new member who
lives at Melinda, in Jones county. He would
like to correspond with some of the
members.
Fannie s. shaffner of Milano, Texas,
says she has little sister Just 3 months
old and wants some of the Haps TO sug-
gest name for her.
Clifton Evans of Nopal. Dewitt county,
says he is going TO school to Miss Leona
Hayden. Citizens mamma used to live
at Cypress Top. in Harris county.
Johnnie Harrison of Kyle says he has
cat of three colors-whte. black and
yellow. Johnnie goes to school to Prof.
James and likes him very much
Mary Jungerman of Cost, Texas. says she
joined the club last year, but that nearly
a thousand new members have been ad-
mitted since then.
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a TnuE car srony
which Proves Tint This Animal
Feels HEAL Affection.
Our Anlmpl Frlends.

Our Animal Frency.
1hofe arc many who would ssy that cats
feel no genuine nncction ctep tor ihaco who
haze trcu,cd tlicm Kindly. Eur, IN NY taag-
mont. this oplnioa Is erroneous. An Incident
IA my own life proves u M, own satisfaction
that cats do love those who treat them kind
~, ane that 10 no small degree.
Al about or years Of aee ! came into
tho pelsesBinn 81 q gray Kitten, which soon
beepmo o treasure 10 me. looked after Tom
myself gave him his meals regularly -some-
thing, too very often between aeals--and
Invisied upon him All the affection could.
Very soon he showed an affection for me
which he bore 70 no other member OF the
famlly--in fact, on more than ono oceaAIon
he ian away from my brother. who was rath-
CT given 10 teasing hlip. aud came 10 me for
protection.
l,ged 10 smugfie Tom to bed with me and
hide him under ths blankets until was salts
Ned nc one would come near me again for
triumph from his hiding place and hug him
closely to my breast. Tom showing his appre-
ciat1oD by purring loudly and diligently rub
Hing my neck and chin with Ills soft cheek
To my sorrow u was only once in long
while that ! was allowed this pleasure. ~
very often my mother IN her finai look IT me
for the night would Spy my pet o. hear him
Int room.
so,iel NEE WHOM particularly anxious 10 ~
viii ne ne foun1 q Way 70 manage II. iur~
iix the right IL The w}pj0w was not upfil,
lie forced his va? through a paue Of glass.
and avoke 70 nnd him nesting On nc ~
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TIE SINGING TREE.

Ridgedaie, lowa.-Dear Haphammer:
Here | come rapping to be admitted into
your happy band. am 10 years old and
| am in the sixth grade. My address is
Ridgeda Polk county, Iowa. The sting
ing tree of Queensland is pleasing TO the
eye but dangerous to the touch. Its effects
are curious II causes great pain to the
person or animal that has the misfortune
to get stung by II, but 1t leaves no wouhu'
no mark of any kind and for months after
ward the part stu1g Is painful in rainy
weather or when in any way it gets wet
Frequently it is necessary to shoot noses
and dogs that have been stung by the tree
so maddening is the effects upon them
Frank Sargent
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SEVEN SISTERS.

Wallis Station, Texas.-Dcar Haphani-
mer. VIII YOU admit another little girl, II
wears old. into your happy band Papa
Iakes The Post aud always read the nice
and interesting letters. ] enjoy reahips
them all very much and especially those
nv Misses Nettie Paige seofcid, Annls Hal,
Dolly Stroud and Nell Morris. Joe Farmer
ana some CT the other boys also write
nice letters,
have six sisteis-one is dead. two are
married. three at home--they are Matte,
Lois and Mae.
Mae and l Fave a nice little flower gar
den. with walks through IL and lots OF
nretty flowers planted in II. Our sehocl
ron,n,enced in November and viii be out
Ina last Of April, Mac and go to school
We ike the teacher Prof. Anderson. very
we'll We girls have fne times at school.
I viii ask some riddles: What is Il that
goss 10 water and never drinks, goes 10
grass and never eats, has tongue ana
never talgse During what month do ehl-
dron talk least?
We live three miles from Wallis. so we
go 10 school In the country, The school
house Is a mile and half from our house.
Your friend. saline hyie hahnai'
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A FRUIT CONTEST.

Marvel Texas.--Dear fiaphammer; VIII
land This is my first letter and VIII not
etay long, as ! hear many others tapping n,
the door for Ambulance. am u years oio
anil dearly love reading, J am now reading
the lIfc Of Kit Carson. | have read great
NAM books My fayorite study in school -
rcGding, but | think arithmetic is the most
Der fetal. have white pigeon. ! 40 nav raw,
hiuo one. hut the cold weather got the best
of II and killed it. was at Galveston about
n north ago but did not get to see the great
.bntileship Texas. though / saw lots OF large
water vessels. w.
have so many nice. delicious fruits IN inc
sunny South it would be hard TO decide
which Is the best My father runs iarsf
grcrrrv store and l am learning that kind
e. hnsirnss I think husilcss Is the thing FOR
boy to learn and not play altogether a
True nay !" Wv Lee Lancaster.
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roIrp NEW MEMBllRs.

Cochran. Texas.-Dear Haphsmmer-n e,, |.
come four little children asking TO ION your r
HapPynam an o,r 0a mama M IS dead l our papa
H,anup n cross Timbers We all Ike Houston
so 81, much. il is the largest town VIC were ever
in -, eowers m the prairie
ana , s9 INV Hans were here to go with vs.
INC m nunw III they would like running over me
rrares gathering ao.eIs 50 and Auq reet D carer
aap seems only ;,s shs , ilrse ssues but they
are ial dead now -, aoose and chicken.
How many OF YOU leve TO NUM- ,,r syvft the Old
~ its such fun when we eaa ou''u"
goose. % scbool. hut grandmama
Wc con "a, "a nj home. Sincerely,
makes US s'uuy ~ Oracle Charpiot,
Lille Chsrpiot,
Johnny chprpiot.
Berthe Charp!ot-
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JOINED FIVE YEARS AGO.

B6nqretc. Texas. Dear Haphammcr: Here
come again to chat With YOU all Tor awhile
As MIR. Hap wanted to know when we all
joined will say I Joined In 1921 just Ave years
ago. Since | last wrote | have the sweet, 81
litto brother and sister; they are twins.
Their remes are Maud and Claude They
come of Sunset Wood Wilora Long Ella
Mahan ard host OF othcrsg Miss pollie
will you please send ME Your picture: also
Guy Pagan. and when have some taken
wish all the Iiaps could have reunion some
day.
Georgia Anderson, | can feel very sorry
for you, for ] kuow~-1 feel very bad when
lose one of my pets, although ! have lost
I, good many. | remain as ever, true Hap,
Mary Waller.
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ALICE ALPHABET.

Zee, who wrote to her feet.
Andersnatch, trumious and fleet.
leshirc Cat, who slowly appears.
chess who boxed the queens ears.
glet. who barred out long words.
nlngo, the qucerest of birds.
phi loquaclous and gay.
-Dumpty, In gorgeous array.
nsects, with curious names.
fberwock, breathing forth fiame.
ling who was whlzzed through the
tbster who sugared his hair.
|efk Turtle, whose tears frcely
lbody. seen on the road. q
|sters. with shoes on their legs.
ston who guarded its eggs.
\ Queen who breathlessly ran.
abbit who hunted his fan.
yep, on her knitting intent.
PUN, with his noisy lament.
Unicorn, valiant in feud.
|lolet, saucy and rude.
hlrus with. appetite keen.
Fuuoner emp.0y cH-by tho queen
outh Farmer William surveyed.
Eseg the Mouses tail made.
April st. Nicholas.
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SIS Il Blood

the only purely vegetable blood remedy made and only
guaranteed TO contain particle of potash mercury
sulphur arsenic any other mineral substance S. S. S. 10
far ahead of other similar remedies because of the results it
Produces and il every superior to them in the fact
that ingredient of which it made vegetable
gathered from Natures forests while all other blood remedies
matter what else they contain composed OF dam
gerous mineral their basis Everybody knows tho harmful
effects of mercury, potash sulphur, arsenic etc. and
wishes these minerals into their stomach There alb
soute safety in s. S. Swifts Specc and while per-
fecy harmless it the best blood remedy made forcing
every mpury and building up and strengthening the SYSTEM
rather than filling it with mineral mixtures which spread their
injurious effects throughout the entire body besides destroying
the digestive organs Get the best blood remedy the that
purely vegetable backed by forfeit Of thousand dol
lars if the slightest trace of mineral Ingredient
Be fair yourself and the best blood remedy and purifier
madeS S. S. Remember that Swfts Specific the only one
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BARROW ESCAPE,

Greenvsne. Texas ,, 1esr Of n nies Istter.
There eve were am maj attending school now ana 4,
ssrdy nsrd ,, asa,s Win salad
81 day. ~ 0s 81. dss. 9 9asss via
Win ,e attack OF typhoid fever wh,sn a tiso
ssr ssss Mean "a e. se sss g sss s
sss e o rS sss ,Sssd ne isssr
settled in her hsnd ,a ans a battery. but, Il
sass Se i sSy soa e. ges
say il viii cone a' ' 70 miia, Father and
re milking ssss ew. Vas sS asssas
% cften re hs uiss !. young Jersey COW 70 milk'
sSss s1' ssy dSaf &c 4. .'f' T..
50 afcr m,k'h llbe n I.rr looks SO i-saled ~
4 isaS's ~ sa ass psss around sssd
San h ss aay se san, ssa s n sas
called i or = o s,Isk in my hard. J hsd no
Win Nan sna piseed my aand upva ,hs naeN =
, n1sss BE be- wheeled ard in ap ins'an' ~"
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wnI,I.n11KE IA prnArE.

Eosse. Toxas.-Dear lIaphammo-: Here
comes a Kosse boy knocking " your door for
aemittance nm II years old ami like TO
ra?d the Hans letters very much. Some
write such Interesting letters. Papa takes
The Posi- and thinks it is the only. paner.
would like debate very much. think 1t
would be more interesting than contest
Ruth Laurence ono OF your subjects for lie
bate would be somewhat hard to decide upon
OF course the girls would say that girls, ara
OF n,dre use than boys, but some OF tho boys
would not agree with YOU.
Whom mana and were down at the bottom
the other day heard large owl screech.. !
toll papa | guessed that was the owl JOE
Farmer went to KlondiKe on Joe got on
gond ore that time With best wishes TO tho
iInIs and Mr.. Hap. l remain a true Hap
Lee X. DELAY.
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Don't Drink
Potash and Mercury.

is wise precaution which great many people every
general system absolute necessity to assist Nature in
cleaning the and getting rid of the many impurities
which have accumulated This the enervatng
of the entire year. demands upon the system which
it not supply unaided and the result loss of energy
and general depressed feeling and many break
down with spring weather TO prepare this try
ing season, u Is emnently proper that good blood
remedy be taken force all impurities and up and
strengthen the system But great should be exercised
in selecting the remedy which is to perform this Important
work; would knowingly and willingly the risk
Of taking medicine composed Of the injurious and dan
ingredients This matter worth looking into for
wishes take chances harmful remedy It j.
fact worth considering that
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SONGS FOR EXCHANGE.

Milano, Texas.-Dear Haphammer; Here
come Knocking ut tho door. Please let mo
in for for a little while ii is SO cold and is
drizzlinr rain outside Well, as you have
let me in, will promise not to stay to-
yeaT we ioined Joined in 1896 nearly two
wears ago. Joe Farmer. let me congratulate
you on your nice trip.
Dear Haps, whoever IT was that w i.,,o
Girls In Blue I wish that he or she would
wife some more to put 10 that tIne.
tb,n,t- II IS such a pretty one. wish some
Han would be Lind enough 10 sena me !yrI tre
:, nrds Ia ''Sweet Bunch of Daisies, Won't
w, ne Nv Sweetheart, and THE Train
'that Never Returned" To any one that WI
send the words will send them tne "ora'
10 ANY song that have. true Hap, mas.