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soMN CoNuNpRUMs.


Gear Happyhammers: Hero are few
conundrums for the boys and girls Of the
Happyhammcrs club to guess. and would you
please send us tho answers;
Why is a coacbman like cloud!
When is a pigs tooth like vinegar
When is q table like a book Govern
thing With one leg and four taces ana
car Z walk?
What was the color of the MaaneY
What has three feet and can't walkf
Why IL tencher like a conductor
why is locomotive like piece OF bcef-
seak2
never touched the watcrf
How many States In New England
Why WIS the latc war an INJURY 10 hshcr-
men?
What was the most popular game In SAN
tlngo dc Cuba?
How did Ceryora try to spell "hghti'
When arc we disloyai In rainy weather?
why did not the farmers dare to plant peas
In Illinois this summer?
Why cant We send marine dispatches 10
Washington?
What did the careless groom forget IN
grooming hts horse2
What g the quickest was to Massachusetts,
Why have they prohibited eating peanuts In
Charleston?
What was the most unhealthy time for
Srspiard In the Philippines about May /?
Why are some public speakers like the Span
ish guDners?
Why do we not need to go 10 the Klondlkef
Who was the strong man In the navyp
Why did Ceryera need TO keep his eyes
open? Bert Hicks
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WILL AND WON'T.

Will and Wont were two little boys
Who lived In the land Of Stir.
And II you listen III tell YOU all
Just what kind OF boys they we're.
Will was very industrious
A boy who was fond Of work.
But Won't was lazy as he could be-
A boy who would always shirk.
when VIII was told he must do thinE.
He did II without delay:
While Won't put on till tomorrow
The work to be done today.
Will was boy who had smile
For every one he knew.
And he minded what his parents said
Was good to his sister too
pur Won't was a boy who snarlcd and
frowned
To others he gave no Joy:
And the people used to say OF mimi
why. there goes the snarleS-bos'
AT last. when they were aged men,
viii had fortune and more;
He had the respect Of all. but won U
mas 'shee -Jsmos Courtney chail'ss.
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GOOD USE FOR WORDS.

For the Happyhammers' .u.
Keen watch on your words, my dariinss'
FOR words are wonderful tDihkp,
They are sweet Ike bees fresh money,
Itke beep, they have tsrrlbie stinss. ,,
And trightsi c lonely NE;
r,i,av can cut In the strife OF anger
Like an open two-edgsd kniie'
-, ,hem press through your lips unchoi-
lenged, ,d tind
II their erranJs are trus anu Mho'
n thny come 70 support the weary
To comfort and help the pima
III a bitter, resengeful spiIL ,s,ta.
Tiey may flash through the prs'n ''ee hsn''
ming, ,,...a
t,so,, ,h.r hack. II they're cold and cruel.
Under bar and lock ana sea-,
Tho MOUNDS they make, my ohllinss'
4 ARC siwsys slow 10 heal.
Mny uescs guard your lips, ana evet,
From the time OF your eAiis seu'''
NAV an lie words that you ytter
Be the words Of beantiiyi ,lu'ni ,..Lson
4 true Hap, -N"p'a 80"
Nacogdocbe5. iexas'
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WOULD HAMMER HAPPINESS

sartartia, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: Hero
come again after more than a years alb
aance hui please don't say you have for
so,tsn me for have been reading the Haps'
65see but just neglected writing myself, [
bope ali OF the Haps had merry Christmas
s ha to party the Wednesday night af-
,er Christmas We had very large crowd.
'e ,Ios Farmer. your dream was splendid.
Henry r. Brcysr your dream was also very
in schsr n Mrs, Minnie Claussl. like her
,'s,y much. we.hsve some gay old times At
school. olive Fsfen, J would liks 70 cor,
s'x send 10 cents for Jimmis's artificial leg.
Msnx think We ought 70 dc. more for the
erippies and tho poor than we 90; ny idca e
" Nav love aud happiness dwell In the
n i,ome Of every Hap during this year. q the
Wish Of true Hap. Amy barnniii
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COMING MEN or AMERIcA.

Germantown, Texhs.--Dear lfapndmuioT.
Hare come again for admittancc. although IT
e not long ago since ] wrote. This time |
want to say something TO the boys. Maybe
America lc. NJ 40. Tho C. NJ. A. consists
Of n badge, certificate. key TO bsstography.
book OF secrets. etc. The grand order con :
sists OF 5000 boys. Boys under y years OF
Flowed 10 join under any circumstances To
ioin this order It costs only cents. Join ed
in March. 1898. Several other boys have
ioined already. II anybody wants TO join.
write me. and I will give him further iufor-
nation about it. ! have received my badge
/ enclose cents for Jimmie Edwards artif-
clsl lee. remain your true Hap,
0'"' Fritz Meyer.
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THE NEW YORK DOCTORS,

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fusion OF idcaes lost manhood. t,untrd doNel.
opne Mt constipation, Weakness OF tho limhs
AMI feeling tired IN the morning should con-
suii tho doctors and BIO restored TO perfect
health 14s.9 ~ss.siiss
SEMINAL WEAK NESS which is wrccking
tbs lives OF 80 many--tho symptoms OF which
are lRnsuor. dulners. loes OF ambition. feel-
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nocturnal discharges and general debility,
should DO treated by acientific physician TO
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MEN who havc Impotcncy. discharges, varl.
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All patients SUFFERING With Nervous Sexual
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NEW HAPpYHAMMbRs.
Number Of Happyhamm.r,. ............ I
SOME SHORT LETrERs.

Mamie Holland OF Emilee, Texas, would like
to correspond with Sunset Wood.
Lille Moses writes from, Dime Box a very
nice poem on the death Of her papa.
Mark Womack OF Courtney says he Ia 10
years old and picks 100 pounds OF cotton day.
Why are bookkeepers like chickens? Is a
riddle asked by Ethel Bruner, Kenney, Texas.
Mamie Roberts of Call says she has attend
ed couple Of weddings and had much enjoy
mint.
Ida Carpenter OF Thornton, Texas, says she
saw a ghost. She would like to correspond
With ice Farmer.
Nettie sayers Of Humble Joins the club. She
says she likes the country better than town
and likes to go to school.
puhe slattery of Liberty says she has been
going to parties every night for week and
goes to school every day.
Cara Heyne of Bellville says she goes 10
school to Prof. #. A. Meacharn, and among
other things is studying German.
James Edward Wilson OF Pelican, Texas.
says he Is going to raise garden and would
like the Haps to send him some seeds.
Maud Brookshre of Brookshire gives this
little riddle: Big at both ends, little 10 the
middle: digs up dirt and sings like fiddle.
Faustina May of Gonzales writes nm essay
on the beauty Of trees and nature She. thinks
It would be much better II trees could only
talk
10: Shelton writes from Blanconia, after an
abscnso OF two years, stating that he Is now
going TO school, with Prof. ]. L. Hatcher as
teacher.
Fred Peterson of Brennan says that on Sun
day he sold thirty-tvo copies OF The Post. He
has as pets a dog a cat, squirrel and some
rabbits.
Rachel Josephine Buchanan of Halletsvillc
says she received several nice presents on
Christmas. She likes her school and expects
to become teacher.
Jeannette Cecilia Alexander OF La Grange is
greatly interested In helping to get Jimmie
the artificial leg. She has enrolled herself al
n member OF the club.
Maud Shelton OF Bianconia tells Of having
had good time during Christmas. She an
tic Dates a nice tme at the closing OF her
school, when concert will be given.
Bette Lazenby of EmiIee, Texas would like
to have some Hap send her the words Of
"Santa Annals Retreat" for which she will
exchange the words of Little Darling OF
sc Early In the Spring"
Nottie Reese OF Lyons tells OF sparros
WHO committed suicide by hanging because
its mate had eloped with a handsome iinnet.
Tic sparrow got SO Respondent 1t worked It's
neck into a loop of horsehair and strangled 1t
Sc { to death.
Mary Singleton, Saratoga. Texas, would like
to correspond with Martha Singleton. She
also says: For the songs 1.-TWO Little Girls
in Blue" and THE Red River Valley" / will
senG in return Drifting Away" WEARY. of
Living" Dying Cowboy" or 1.-THE Blind
Girl" 70
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sr cLUJB;:.

are the young people
IA the Youths Depart
POST. There are no fees fees
a INA connected with the
~ Tho read The Post may
" members BY sonains IS
q. 4 ali Happyhammers 70
vseu and wherever posi-
s,o,.t. tho CLUB tree the live
q !, tho mocling bird. al. al
4. Members themselves. inc
4. aappynammeFs is tho
ospn 1 rose and gray. These
~ y = they are made into a
n sewing together two
3bscn. one OF rose PINK anu
psT ,,.da Of celluloid. Tho
I'm the words Houston
d! Maroon in violet color. me
su IA in the center and Is OF
,.,tsr "Hp is In large type
4 ~ ~ ri, rioIet II will be sent 70
] =, nom D,Si the receipt Of $ cents.
.. sfton address your letters 70
~ care The Post, Houston
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a nRooksHIRE HAP

Erooksbirs. Texas.--Dear Haphammor: a. !,
have not written for long Tune. o ,n 1asid
!, wp ne in for il is raining here Hsps nov nov,
~ sa,i like this rainy weather? don llns
It very much because Ia sas Il, to ssai Ne
Mi3 e, s sSs ft grade and like our studies WY
,,,,,ch have three pets One e cat ~ ss "
tue others two M i,tl io Ssnasf H. pir tas tread
SING 49,. ~ ~ 10 Kentucky. Her name IS Kim.
ns l Esns, our teacher who was 20 be nsfe
cal but got sick and had % i ny uams Is
row we.aais and We like him very mucn. !, !
fioi; ~. Han page very much and ! a2n :
know what would do 4 we did ba not to nrsi ite
iaaory thirds birds and they sing very swaetly r.
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con. rwo NILES no SCHOOL,.

swan. Texas.--Dear Haphammer: here
comes another little girl 10 join your HAPPY
baud. Papa takes The Post, and ! IKE W
read the Hap page very much. J am yea, ,
mar. arithmetic. physiology, spelling, geos,
RAINY and history. My teacher is MISS MAD
swann and my deskmate Is Halle arthur. - .
sweat -ittle girl. ] like to go TO scheol 'e'y
m,,rh our SCHOOL will be outin March,
ii has been raining for the past week anu
loaks very much like rain now. i've I'VE S
,niiss f,,rn the school house and have baa
tins getting TO school. think olive Fagen,
'Pui,srta n, Nelson and Philip Webster wfite
very nice letters. A true Hap,
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A LAUGH IN CHURCH,

She sat on the sliding cushion.
This dear. wee woman OF four:
Her feet. In their shiny slippers
Hung dangling over the floor;
She meant 10 be good she had promised.
And 30. With her big, brown eyes.
She stared At the meeting house windows
And counted the crawling dies.
She looked far up at the preacher.
But she thought of the honey bees
proning away at tho blossoms
That whitened the cherry trees.
she thought OF a broken basket
Whore. curled Ia dusky heap.
Three sleek, round puppies with fringy ears
Lay snuggled and fast asleep.
Such soft, warm bodies to ouddle,
Such queer little hearts 70 beat.
Such swift, round tongues to KISS.
Such sprawling. oushiony feet;
Sha could feel In her clasping fingers
Tbe touch Of tho satiny skin,
AMI cold wet nose exploring
Tho dimpics under her chin.
Then sudden ripple OF laughter
Ran over thu parted lbs ~
So quick that she could not catch "
With her rosy finger tips. 1890.
The neople whispered: BLESS the child"
Az each ono walked from a. nap.
but the dear wee woman hid her face
For shame In her mothers Lap.
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Ar RoMIRENA NOW.

have moi written ia a long time VIZ WIZ
Rssi4ld's On the 2oth q laaI M month ana
Gh;is sn,as tee papa gave me Writing desk
Aunt Lola and urcle Jcan gave me ioos
Bracelet. Aunt Mary RsyaoIas gave nae s,,,
le. 0. gold buttons and sio1s s snn, n nart
aud Uncle Harry gave me Purse nrd =
ha.Skerchief. While there N company VIII
Aunt Lola We walked up tne tresh s'on ~, 4
ard Uncle Frank were ~ gcrk. ON onI way
back Aunt Lola took or picture Win her
fcdak. She took our picture % tpe pAhk ~. y,
moss ali over the linlbs. Apd the ntxt even
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AppEALs For sItRscRIpr1oNs

Ellinger, Texas.--Dcar liaphammer: In
closed find dime which please add 10 the
Jimmie Edwards aruheial leg fund, Accord
ing to Miss Pearl Robinsons appeal In her
letter to the Haps, presume that 1t Is alb.
solutely our duty to give the crippled boy our
assistance. This club is large and can ac-
complish great deeds II II becomes necessary.
Each and every member who has the honor
TO be called Hap must send in their con-
trbution in order TO live according TO the
name and motto they bear. You see such con-
tributions occur rarely, and that Is why you
can afford TO send in your nickel or dime or
quarter lust at You please ;it once. We hap
by and healthy Haps should be very thankful
that We endure no suffering Of any Kind a.
some people do | sincerely trust that the
Haps Will do their very bcst In this under
taking. SO that IT will turn out to be a COM
plete success. Send in your contribution at
once. ] am not compelling you to send any
thing at all, but ain only trying to do every
thing possible to help harnmerlng happiness
into the heart OF an unfortunate member OF
our club. Health. happiness. and success
to all is the sincere wish OF your true friend
and fellow Hap, Henry R.dBnyer.
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prcr,yEp MANY PRESENTS.

LILAC Texas.--Dear Haphammer: II has
csAue ione siuce wrote that expect you
peg, nesn ~ me 10, Farmer. the account
o aI' YOU New Years dream was me yns
ysfs nxa,', he superstltious, Nora Mooney,
Pie shai,,d ike 10 correspond With you u you
viii iI write 1rst oiiye Fagsn, write AGAIN . 40
! e On AZ ~ Il Tor Chrlstmas I also got q
smeir,ai,.,i dol,. a little box. Of paper mad en-
sssepes rubber ball enc aNs ep0i nabIes hs
Lsmes 2, 'WVorderiand." "Gertrude's Mar
,are'.. "aGrsndma'h stories" and only ne ~,
Gosssrress love 70 read . xsss p nsae s s,n
my povss ~ ana We had fireworks Of all kinds
~ nIsSt. During christmss and New year
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AN ENrHusIAsrIc uAp.

Ellinser, Texas. : Dear Haphammer: Here I
come again. ] think the Haps' page is a
very nice page for the young folks OF Texas.
] am sun going TO school at Bllnger. My
teachers name Is Mr.. a j. pipplc think
he is very good teacher. George Wacker
is my deskmate at school. He Is also ~ Hap
but doesn't write very, often. ] only saw
one letter from him. He Is my cousin, and
OF course l visit him frequently. | told him
to write 10 the Haps again, but no says he
doesn't know what 10 writo about. My cousin.
Charles Meyer would be delighted 10 become
member OF this happy band of boys and
girls He is Just fourteen days younger than
j, but Is little taller. ! am going to tell
him to write letter to the lians. know
that he can writo a nice lottcr II he'd only
try. He ia good hoy. like him very much.
Please enroll his name AS member Of your
club. / go-o Sunday school every Sunday.
II tho pastor is at home, so that he can keep
Sunday school. / think IL is much better for
boys aud girls to attend Sunday school than
10 stay at home and learn nothing about the
Bible. Our Sunday school consists OF TWEEN
ty-eight pupils. ! viii close, hoping to sec
this msslye In print Your true Hap.
Herman Boyer.
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rAvoRs LoNGEELLoW.

smithville Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
hopu we will all endeavor to make our clun
mere interesting this year. Haps; ! iayo,
Henry ~ Longfellow instead Of Sir Walter
Scott Henry w Longfellow was born IN lso,,
al Portland Maine The future poet had bo,n
Puritan and Pilgrim blood In his veins. AT u
yo,,rg Longfeliow entered Bowdoin, taking his
place in The same class with Hawthorne
LSngreIlow wrote the following books: Evan
Ali, y in isss: Tales OF a Wayside Inn" 10
isS,. He died in 1882 Your smithyille Hap.
isV'' Wilkes Nichols.
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IS GOING TO SCHOOL.

Blanconia. Tcxas.-Dear Haphammer: Hello.
Hans. how do you do this new year? ] have
been absent for quite awhile, but hope the
Hups have not forgotten mo. have come 70
going to school now to Mr.. Hatcher. My
OBSTINATE is Edna Adkins and my studies arc
al ithmetic, United States history, grammar
geography and spelling. Josie Wiiiiams'
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THE DYING YEAR.

Lyons, Texas. Dear Haphammer: No
doubt you have forgotten me. II has besn 80
ons since Was one OF your guests. so will
avail myself OF this opportunity TO come Ia
and chat While.
Joe r.. your New Years dream was Just
splendid. II ought TO each us never to let
anything that We should do 70 undoAe. no
nstter how small The pr %no5 may % ~ 70 ",
bright rays from snnsot.
Haps. hope you all had merry Christmas
and happy New Year.
Well as the old year has died ] can think
OF nothing more approximate TO write on than
the dying year.
GONE! gone foreyeri Like a rushing wave.
Another year has burst upon the shore.
OF earthly beings and It's last low tones.
Wondering IN broken accents on the air.
Arc dying 10 an echo.
But will that echo die' As the year 1895
lies buried with the past. VIII there rise no
voice from its sepulcher as reminder that
Il haE been.
II Il shall be oar5 to pass down the vista
me sunny sanny Hills o. childhood ana youth which
We must hear either with 10y or sad remein-
brancc. In happy childhood we look forwaIa
through hops ;e 70 Gs NV When we nave passed
on towards The enchanted fields We ind that
We reap many disappointments ana esres:
think OF the Joys We had hoped 70 resp. Thon
tho echo a tho past will come 20 cheer Us
with ioy or a. Ghosts q nniossy en-, eI ,is.
memoir bells n YOU will. hut tho crest
a,.sdon IL. what VIII they say 10 nsi VIII
there be something In their tone 70 iaelfe
houe and rain our foars Or VIII they chime
out that saddesi OF all strains " mortal earf.
at might have been?
ifben lei Us all be careful now We act 10 thu
present. We are either strewinK thorns or
ioscs IN our future path
Another year another link.
is added TO the endless chain
| That brought me here. aud 10 the ur1nk
! F.ernity, viii lead again
| Farewell. old year. hardly knew
| Your end had come your fpon was run.
Ara WI, that was 40 kindly. too
II seemed your race has but begun.
/ Holding have not tired the Hsps with my
! letter. will bid you adlau sor while. VIII
heart full OF praise for ti2Asings 70 relsn
p, IN every Hap's home throughout this The
! 'N's Golden KEYS
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autyEY PICS.

\ awful cut.
attls tilmbly snoot
n Il pussly that
= 10 pibble nt. - ,,h,,A
ss,nty an polite.
IA at like you an ms
Ssy's company
4 De clover tops
N All over dropN
Snning dew--don.t you
risht have napkins. tool
Slnsy pig was big
~. an certain pig,
e vouldn't ac' so flns
i comes to dine.
.bcup his Jaws an eat
~ IA the dirty street,
"A, All men lay down
w ~ waller roun'!
u quincy rigs is best
hcy're nice an ttdiest|-
II most like you an me
doris company.
James Whitcomb riley.
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COW HER FAvoRITE ANIMAL.

Hampstead. Texas.-Dear Haphammer: see
wkere some of the Haps want to vote on me
COW. every time. She furnishes our taDe
with the choicest meats; also milk, butter anu
cheese: her hide Is used for shoes, saddles
if she is not a nuley, can be Transformed ini"
buttons, combs and great many useful art.
cles ii we should get UP contest; ! nopS
the old COW will win. Katie Nell hoip
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AFRAID OF THE WASTE BASKET.

Sherwood, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: WI
,itempt TO write again. as that big -mouthca
waste basket devolred my other letter. am
afraid to come again. but here ! come any
how j had very nice time Christmas.
rbsrles r. Fuller, think your bear story
n,as acknowledgements again Charles. ] read
me Hans letters twice weak, on Tuesdays
and Fridays Pearl Robinson. Think YOU
wrote on good subject, IAN Must Help
T,,cy Houston, your letter was very good. for
i enjoy horseback riding better than any
thing. t.s ,s. ,,,
,e1c6er's name Is Prof. r. g. Stone. ike
Kim very we'll ! will close, as ] nm afraid
am getting my letter too long. With much
love to all the Haps. from true Hap.
IVY Bessie Lindley.
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name OF 1t in white or any color that shows up
veil You can then put fancy border or
pant the edge In pretty colors; cut two small
holes In the top for the string and your map
Is finished
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Ac,,s A RIDDLE.

c,ave,apa. Tsxas.-Dear Haphnmner; u a aIs
not going 10 sehool now az p ny upe GlRH' think
Ies brok,,p aentsst would be very nice. WIN
an hnilnl spnn summer comes, Wort you:
aps ssa aims f sss i az e'ss s
much. ara ! MIN IN mo spring The woods here
paI 2, % tbsanfifi and fragrant WE Tue XII Vii
s tune uf Wild towers. ara eome''"ss 'VA
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see a magnolia tree almost white with bios
sons. In winter, except for tho cold. ono en- A
s ,sy tell that 1t Is winter, there arc so
r riSa}y. eversreens. I will close by asking a
~ marble walls as white as milk,
,, ,,nea with skin A. soft as silk,
WNn,n fountain, crystal clear,
Z solden apple doth appear:
no doors there are TO this stronghold.
ict tnieves break In and steal the gold.
AS ever a faithful Hap.
s. j. Marble Pratt.
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1sr,s wca,s Haeh. Burning Urine Inconti-
ntfce. Gonorrhea, elect Structure. receive
searching treatment, prompt reiiei AMI. any eu w
for life: Both sexes treated Commentary SUI
privately. -. a.,
I,iica. Tistuia. Fissure aud Rupture cured oy
our new methods. Send for PARTICULARS Az
DRs. BETTs & BELTS a DYAn,
ai4 St Charles street. New Orleans. La
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Humble. Texas,--Dear Haphammer: have
Just finished reading the Haps' page. 1t was
70 hNe could not resist writing any longer.
tnink Henry r. Beyer's letter Just SPLEEN
uld. II could only write as good letters
as some OF the Haps l think | would write
every week. spent Christmas with ono OF
my little friends In Houston. We went street
car riding most every evening. and / enjoyed
u very much. Lucinda Singleton.
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DRs. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR,
Phyolcirns, Surgeons and Specialists.
ala ST Charles ST., New Orleans. La.

Young. Miidle-Aged
and Old Single and
Married Men and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood, Nervous
Debility. spermator-
rhoa. Seminal losses,
Sexual Decay, Fail
ing Memory. Weak
Eyes. Stunted De-
yelopmont. Lack OF
Energy. lmpoverish-
cd Blood. Pimples.
| Impediments TO Mar.
'riage; also Blood and
Skin Disease, Syphi-
lis. Eruptions, Halt
Failing, Bono Pains.
s W Q Iii &c, Sore
Throat, Ulcers. Ef-
ma a a q =
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weeks l attended two parties and one candy
nail,ng Nov. Mr, rTap. don't you think had
lovely Christmas- I hone the poor people
were not forgotten Christmas sef
s5s .s Aupn Grace Ellis.