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THE CLUB.

e.,rvb.mmers are the young people
sn,,srsp) who read the Youths DEPART
|, Tho Houston Post. There are no fees
.ss, Of any kind connected with the
Rovs and girls who read The Post may
.a,,sd as active members BY sending
sss and address.
The object Of all Happyhammers TO
~ happiness when and wherever posi-
Hence the club name and motto. The
liver Is the violet, the club tree the live
Ia tho club pet is the mockinE bird. Al
cbosen BY the members themselves. The.
a dog OF the Happyhammers 10 tue
collie. or shepherd.
Rub colors are rose and gray. Inese
~ intended to be worn with or Titnout
n button or pin. They are made into
bv pinning or sewing together two
Of narrow ribbon. one OF rose pink and
club button Is made Of celluloid. Tbs
i h white, with the words Houston
Il. club thereon In violet color. The
aver Il engraved In the center and Is OF
color. The letter III is IN large type
n aide OF the violet II will be sent to
appyhammer upon the receipt Of s cents.
iert,p button address your letters to
appyIammer, care The Post. Houston.
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word could Fet fioin tho spirit. not 4 look;

word could | get fion tho spirit. not 4 look /;
but on ana on he sped
AZ length tho neon rose. aud by It's dun,
oloudod light saw that Time was carrying
under his arm a large rakscd bundle which
had not noticed before. Looking a little
closer perceived that II was numbered 1898.
Through the tattcred wrapper recognized
In il many sons Of time, rare opportunities
aud rich trcasurers that now remembered
TO have seen offered 10 mo. but which were
rot accepted. ! now grew DESPERATE at the
thought OF my past folly In re1acting them.
aud determined to yet secure them 4 pessi-
lock and seiacd the bundle, Down, down.,
down, vent bundle and all ] was out Of
breath whoa hnlly ! splashed hrad fcreinoss
Into the Gulf of Mexico It's cold waters. Of
course. woke me and, raising myself up,
found that | had tsiinhied out OF the chair ana
my face had fallen into pan OF water which
had placed by the IRE expecting to wash
my feet before retiring, 81; SAL 5...s-s
II was past inidnixht and I Mt crcd attend.
cd to the foot washing tthe nrst seed decd OF
the new year, and retired. Determined IN M
mind to next time hold on hotter tc The fore
iSck. Joe Farmer.
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DR.. w. w. LUNN
HOUSTON, TEXAS.


This space VIII be occupied by my sdver-
tihement for the next tweIys months In I'D :
cilitles for treating certain Diseases / viii
conDne myself 10 facts and viii make no
pretensions to curs or relieve when l am not
advertise and not be qnack or fake. ana
believe and hold that II Is honest and right
TO advertise, II the business one adyertses
y lesitinaato and no confines himself to
make this statement because some physi-
clans consider 1t dishonorable 10 advertise 10
the public press and because some fake sd-
vertihements are found there. have IN
myself Tor. this special work. and have spoat
contideiable money IN filling my office With
form the kind Of work IN which ] am en-
gagged. and 1t Is nscessary that ! let the
or those who are financially able VIII 10 to
other cities. TO have Il done. and those who
arc ngt VIII BE- compelled TO edopt less sue
W. W. LUNN. MD. spscla,ist
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"Big Jack" is huge horse that draws /
New York express wagon, and Mrs. Jackson
tells how she happens TO know him.
/ wonder how many OF the little people il
Now York City who read tlis magazine hive
ever hen.d of Big Jack. Not many, I fancy
nrd yet Big Jack is quite an important char
which he filis with much dignity AS well "a
credit TO himself and satisfaction TO his EN-
DitYers.
Twenty second street where he can usually
bo found at about 10 o'clock In the morning.
aud from that hour. off and on. until about /!
p in. In tho intervals his business affairs call
him to various parts of the city. but, being
extremely methocical IN his habits. lie is usu-
ally at his Office about lunch time,
dies solely to cereals os,fruii, with occasional
~ few Jumps Of sugar he should al.I na ,oa
oats. but he was born. ] am told, In our Own
country,
white. with Just a suggestion OF pink showing
through and telling u the warm, rich blood
flrst became acquainted with Jack about
five years ago Indeed, must confess that
We scrapcd acquaintance. :. 1t came about IN
danghter r upon the :" corner sa o. Broadway and
Twcnty-second street, waiting for nm uptown
car when ! became aware that We were being
large and extremely beautiful brown eyes
eyes which were very eloquent and seemed TO
say much more plainly than words could have
done: II am very fnvorabiy impressed with
that little girl, and should like 70 know her.
VII. che speak TO me. 90 you think"
] called the little girls attention 10 the big
eyes looking ut her SO steadfastly, and, do
you know. believe she understood their Lam
gurge. even batter than did. and yet hatter
myself that am pretty good Interpreter OF
such glances AT any rate. she walked straight
up to their owner and said: "Why do you
look at me that-a-way? just guess you know
! keep Jumps OF sugar in my pocket to give
to great. big. lovely horses like gou."
eyes have ever seen was lowered
to a level with the little maids face and two
or three queer sliding steps taken TO bring II
closer to the ortstretched arms. The owner
seemed to realize that those little arms never
gave any save the tenderest caresses. and he
was very glad to feel one circle around bis
huge. soft neck, while ths other carried
anal band to stroke q very silky muzzle, for
inceed. he ia giant of his kind.
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Accounter Far.

A teacher IN one OF the crowded East side
schools was putting the geography class
through It's pacsa, says the New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
'And now. Children said She do you
know darkness strikes Europe five hours be-
fore II comes upon US folks Ia North Ameri-
ca? So does midnight"
.'Yea'm." responded little tot on the last
row With confidence born Of unshakable
conviction.
: Indeed" was the schoolmarm's comment
"Ani now. Eiizabsth," indicating the iassis
IA the rear OF the room. ''can you explain the
phenomenon?
For a monont Elizabeth was silent, but
only for a moment. Then rising and with q
phiIosophic shake Of her curly head shs re-
piled:
That's to give Santa Claus show, ma'am.
ter fill the little folks stockin's over there
an then come across the ocean,"
And the class has remembered that par
tcular proposition ever since.
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THE PILLOW FAIRIES.


lust found out the Gueerest thing!
bnstinles, when I am good.
i 20 to bed without a word
Fher mama says l should,
fairies come there in the night
IN DIV In with their wings
4 underneath my pillows white
|hsy leave lot OF things.
day II WAS a penny new.
nc day dolly sweet.
! once it was q picture book,
|ud once cake to eat.
III do not always cotiie--oh mol
|hey have too much to do.
whey you are not thinking so.
hey bring a gift TO you.
4 now It's fun to go to bed:
knetimes ] lie aud walt
|eatch the fairies flying In
hey must come very late.
Eyer seem TO see them quite,
|lthuugh hear their wings:
l+iust then 1t is morning light,
md time to find my things.
Annis w. McCulloch In St Nicholas
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Previously reported ............... az,
r-,,,., :, I. 49,
i'u'hosr OF Hapayhammers ........... .s9sl
SOME SHORT .LE /.

<
Edwin Jones of brighton is one OF the new
nsns' lie Is Just years old
a Maud and Ike Goldberg Of Garrison ar.
soaeo 70 tue list OF Happyhammcrs
ernest Knopp of Morales says he is ar.
, ,ns postmaster He is going 10 school
Birda slawson or Youngsport saws sss
Scofield - 49, Mss Ne.e'e
"a. 2. Pool Of waelder says he enjoys read.
now ss 're iisppyhammer page. He is one Of the
!, Bda Sanders of Crockett Wishes for ali
:! tne Happyhanmcrs happy New Year pisa
is new Hap. - -
Milton Gugenhcim Of Orange says he had
~. fn a ns and started to school again on
the "a Instant. se - Z.
Maud Allen OF Becyilis would like to CORE
spond with sofne Of tho IIaps. She ENJOYS
reading the letters 1ls1
Annie Meany of Galveston says she is com .
M TO Houston this week to spend few days
with her Grandmama Nolan.
Halle Parks and Maud Rub,e wrota f,nn,
Bertrain. Their teacher IS Mr.. Leatherwood
ana the scholars all Ike him
Nellie Deninan OF Tarrsviiie says she enjoys
i Te,adlnx Miss scoleld's poetry. Nellie would
ING 10 correspond with Lottie Adams.
william Nat Sanders, Sealy member. says
ne VIII be ~ years old on the 2gth oil this
month. HIS father IS merchant AZ scaly
Lloyd IS Garrison Of San Angelo says he
IoIneriy lived Mt Temple. He went to Coils
man to so to school, but did NOT like IL
there. NV
PAULINE. Siibcr O. Halletsyills says she has
been reading the Happyhammer page for sew.
sahi years' anu Is now anxious to be en-
roiled as member. She is welcomed.
Winnie Goodwin Of Moscow. TEXAS savs In
sDsWe. 10 riddle. 1.-The animal that walks
on -FOUR legs In the morning. two at noon aud
~ ~, a. nlEht is man, He goes on all fours
IL infancy. on two legs in the prime or nom
gay OF life and walks with a cane in old age
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fs you seen any of the world famous
lace, from the Azores or Western
ps! This gauzy stuff Is manufactured by
~. there being only twenty-five with the
sary skill on the islands. The wonder
oelieate lace Is made from fibers in the
OF the bitter-aloe. near relation Of ths
aon century plant So difficult has 1t
70 discover persons skillful enough to
we lace that manufacturers have expe-
ued with silk-prodicing insects 70 utI-
'ns'r instructive gift Of spinning. So sue
y nave some Of these experiments been
Munich man has found way by wnirh
p'''afs nave been directed to make the
~ises paste composed of tho bitter
saves which the insect is fond of. After
a'hs ms paste thinly OH fiat stone he
WY marks will, cancels hair brush
~ "'lVe oil the pattern which be
'eil cDen. rbe stone is then placed in
f''shcd position and several hungry cater
gre PLACED at the bottom. Instantly
Deh'u Eating the paste and spinning cut
."N as they progress toward the top.
4, 'ns eattrpillars have eaten all the
~ mat covered by tho distasteful oil,
~ place they have left delicate web
4" ~ retty lace pattern.
w 10 Years old, and has just been
n. 'u0 extreme honor Of being permitted
pssession Of his tooth brush and to
u 'eetn. Instead of being compelled
attention while mother performs
a.'on. OF course Harold thinks ana
hardly anything else. He began to
use baby brother had no teeth to
-. seemed SO strange. and Harold
$500 pry open the baby's mouth ana
y. .Nss'ingiy inside to see ii he could not
'ootn somewhere. This was al
y asn none OF the grown folk were
sla The baby used TO protest dread
~. Aa,iy' the other day. Harold stuck
M h'ue hand In baby-s mouth and
Ae overlooking. rod little ridges
ao'd felt teeth should have been.
i ~, gave lusty yell. but Harold
oa' much louder, and. rushing to
I ~. eIied' "Mamma. you must get
- sn brush. lie ain't any teeth yet,
" planted. for felt 'em!"
~ uot very many letters this week.
&. are all quite Interesting. The one
i. Mmer is especially good. GUS
Iiyw sorna Aoout ants ia also interesting,
"e valuable Information.
b
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MORE MoLAssEs THAN WATER.

Pine Grove. Texas.--pear Haphammer: I
have Just finished reading the Haps' page
any longer. l think Henry +, Beyer's let,
ter was just splendid. | wish his dream
would come to pass-i. e. II / could be
ra con ns s ony ps as sooG e
ters as come of tho Haps / think l would
write every, week, but as my upper story
is very ghallow ! can not write very often.
Well, Haps. II any OF yoI never saw any
molasses made you ought to visit me. My
brother runs molasses mill and. oh, my.
the molasscs We have Molasses IS more
water is very scarce. We have to haul our
drinking water half mile
am going to school nov an and ), enjny Il
are about ninety scholars here. | like the
new books much better than the old ones
Well. Christmas Is Just over. hope you
right nice time. One q my aunts and two Of
my little cousins visited us Christmas and We
had real good time. We children went TO a
psry ns On MD n d nf5
enjoyed II very much.
Marrying seemed to be fashionable. here
this Christmas. There were about hiteen
Smith, think a book contest would be nice
Love to all the Hnps. Lens Layton
BRIGHT RAYS FROM A SUNSET.
Houston, Texas.-Dear IIaphammer: sup
suppose II any strangers noticed me at all
during festival week their first thought was;
THAT girl must be expecting some one whom
she will recognize by what they. wear. as
she always glapces at the waist decorationss
before the face The truth is. looked and
looked for some Happyhammer badRes and
pins but am sorry TO say ] did not soc one
and had anticipated meeting SO many Haps.
Yes. Dora Will see what inruence can
have with Mr.. Hap In regard to a Hap re-
union. and ] assure you. II he thinks 1t ad-
visible in every respect, he will gladly con
dent / suppose you have consta rad what
an undertaking II will be. and should Hous-
I'm be the chosen place TO meet. you may
rest assurfd we home Raps will call on 9TH
ers 10 help furnish amuBements. for instance,
we will be entertained one evening by the
Henry D., your dream was indeed interest,
ing. 1 am so sorry the girls you happened
10 sit between caused you 10 turn tue cup
Of coffee over for know II that Gomez LAG
remained in its proper place that nice dream
would have gone on and been continued 70
your next" and, oh! what q treat we All
Haps. do YOU know that the richest colony
In the world Is located " America On INC
west bank Of the Hudson. from tonkers norm
10 scarboroueh, bordering the old AlDany post
road for n distai &c Of fifteen miles. are the
estates OF men whose wealth reaches the sum
al Al. Oo3. ON. COO wouldn't you Ike - take
n drive out this road? would,
" Wsil tho new year Is upon us and sz-
tend 70 every enc Of yoa happY MADE ms~ i ~
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Bessie Chapman.
ADVENTURE WITH PIGS.

Douglassvllc, Cass County, Texas.--Dear
Haphammer; Here l come ngain to chat with
you ALL spent my Christmas hunting rab-
DIS ana shootng squirrels caught four
teen times at one squirrel. that somewhat
put me against hunting. So l put my gun
away. went to Dougiassyille and got with two
until m the evening We came across an old
to have some fun out Of the old COW Each
would squeal and the old sow would come.
We would drop the pig and run off She
turned back 70 her bed With her pigs. We
pigs. but tho last time | was behind the
other two boys. was too late in putting my
pig down, ana Just as stopped to put him
terked me down mud shook me like rat /
thought my time had come. After getting
through with my arm she grabbed me by the
sure. She chewed on my leg until / thought
she would eat me up. clothes and all.
strsshsd out n d dal Length and guess she
her bristles up. gritting her teetnh. She
turned her head toward her pigs. Jumped
up. ana Ley me tell you. split the wind until
Haps. never try 70 have fun with an old
SOW with young pigs ! inclose cents for
the button. NH ask riddle: Two legs
blind" A TRUE Flap, Ernest Rutland.
SOME LAZY PEOPLE.
San Marcos Texas. Dear Haphammsr: As
general thing ! can always ind Tine 10
write the Hap Club.
Mr. Hap. Don't you think {. would be nice
to have a Happyhamnier geunionY
Henry X. Breyer Is a hne writer.
Haps. what do you think when you see a
fellow whipping, squirting. running and max
ing his horse ''cut ur?'' When SOME people
break q horse they try to make them pitch.
What II YOU nag 90 bear the rough. trestment
SIcuars Fremal. wasn't doing my bsst on
lazlness Your anhwer ] wrote was q good
AK arkansas tnere lived very lazy man o nssns n
Al Hartley lie was so lazy that the moi 81.
hors had to support him: They ali met ana
ard q.dte crowd came TO see him b1iiea
On the way to tho cemetery they met Z man
that asked who was deal No cne." they
s ale ne man. Only = kasy 4h No..
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resoiutlons, One OF mine Is 10 handle the
last. $3.50 sN V''S''t 'H'' tSs4'' US" :
May love ard Hisincss reign In every iIap's
nome thrnushout this the last year Of this
century Is the Wish OF your friend.
Sunset Wood.
fciai leo s. w. &
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orPrcrRs:

chas. pilliughan. II. Brashear.
President. 1st Vice PreUo0uno
o. +. Holt, II. r. MacGrvgor. M Il
]. e. M,ASfgAN, lCastiar. Z;
ENNIS CAHGIIsL. Assistant Cashier.
Directors. ]. T. Campbeli, Chas DGaltus-
ham. J. Il. McAsian, o. T. Holt. II. II. Mao
Oregon. Henry nrashear. W. NJ. Rice. y. ~
Heitnann. II. G. House
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HAPTELks.

h the Hnphammer Fms to Say to
Our Boys and Girls.
Happyhammers: AS several Of the
hrs Insist that the club try to raise
to buy an artificial leg for little Jimmie
rds the Haphammer has concluded to
q collection for this purpose. In fact,
ST, editor couldn't help himself. as sew
Members Just sent contributions anyway.
il Robinson OF Milburn told you some
ago Of Jimmie's sad case, aud how
he needed the clubs assistance. The
bmmer didn't insist upon the club maxi
is effort to hammer happiness. however,
did not want you to feel that members
band were expected to respond to eve:y
!. But 1t has been quite while since
lied for contributions. and whils many
kiren to various causes individually, it
~ time for US to make a club effort to
e crippled member. All he needs il an
finl Lex, and IL the club gives him that
Jimmie will be the happiest Hap In all
|and. Here are some OF the contribu-
already sent in:
and Sophie Lutenbacher, Berclair,.. ID
J. Ora, George, Bonnie and Wesson
:uuuu, houston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
h Wood. Houston ................... Is
p Chapman, Lyle ............... 10
II, Anderson. West Lake La. -. 10
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. is
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ifct5 OF Mercury, Kidney anu bIHuuor
Troubles. Weak Back. Burning Urine. Inconti-
noDce Gonorrhea. elect, Structure. receive
searching treatment. prompt relief and cure
Tor life: Both sexes treated conhdentiaiiy ana
privately.
Tiles. Fistuia, Fissure aud Rupture cured by
our new methods. Send for particulars. Ad-
DRs. BETTs a BELTS g. DYAR,
FL 81. Charles Street. New Orleans. La.
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rs Is Is Is {}SS

they replied. isn't he dend''' he asked
Nv, he is So lazy We decided 10 bury him
Il W ie. %ou'dnt have to SUPPORT him sa
sslivcs ", give him q rushel OF corn An
s nbssr,ns s.. this; raised up and ssid; rs
!, his coffin aud said Drive on boys
There was crce a man whose hoy was 40
insS he would sit down and Wouldn't pillow,
rrnsing he knew the boy fad quit piowirg,
me BOY began thinking up how TO got on.
e t oos se 1 Ss az last trsk
ground ~, day and rang the bell. One day
and 70 Ss shs on 81 ,s how sog b
ing the bell. Your fricnd. Philip Webster.
A cAf.IFoRNfA TOWN
ITO Mission Street. Santa Cruz, cal.--pear
Haphammer: AS owe letter to the Hap
hummer. 1 thought would give description
OF santa CRUZ. thought this subject would
Pc, se INTERESTING, because II was the home of
Santa Cruz. is u city or over 5000 INHABITANTS
located on tue coast, very near midway he
tween the northern aud southern boundaries
q tho state OF California, overlooking the
bay o. Monterey, eighty. miles & from San
Francisco. and Is accessible by two lines OF
railroad aud By steamer. The. city extends
across a slightly elevated plateau, aud then
cints two or Tires terraces, which cncircle
the lower business portion OF the city like the
close by form picturesque background.
Santa Cruz Is the most popular scasido re-
scrt Oh the, Pacific coast, The beautiful
beach OF shining sand, gradually. sloping to
deep water, affords unsurpassed bathing IA
elites. Thousands, visit this beach yenriy
to enjoy the surf bathing md engage IN
gathering shells aud searnoss and in other
amusements Afforded BY a -hrst-class seaside
resort.
Santa Cruz ia well lighted with electricity
an gas. and owns its arc system az electric
lights; and is the only city In the State pos
sessfng It's own water system, which abun%
denty supplies the pursst mountain water
at very low rates. The city Is also well sup
piled with electric cars. hotels. banks. etc,
and as business center enjoys exceptional
advantages, bciug the county seat ana sur
rounded. as 1t is, by wealthy and prosperous
farming and lumber country
An attractive feature is the wealth OF noral
beauty that is seon on every hand. There Is
are not decked with flowers OF every imagtna-
bio variety. The mountain scenery Is un-
surpassed and the climate for equality ana
on the coast. and many invalids, who often
come to Santa Cruz for health, receive the
desired benefit.
In the magnificent forests Of gigantic red
woods and groves OF sycamores. mndrone. i've
oak and other trees In the canyons. and along
the picturesque San Lorenzo river. which
flows through the city, and cnpues into the
bay are found many sylvan retreats OF un
paralleled beauty, where lovers OF quiet ana
students OF nature may dream Of al eiysinm
more pure and bright than that OF tho
Greeks. -
Cornelius Coombs. am patiently. waiting
for your letter. Just address my letter to
SANTA Cruz CAL. and ! will receive II. bo-
cause am very we'll known In Santa cruz.
Hoping have not tired the HIPS with my
hive spent Merry Christmas and wishing
you Happy New YeSr. remain. ra .rno
Hap. ohvo r"Ne"
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DRS. BELTS & BELTS & DYAR,
Physicians. Surgeons and Specialists.
1I4 ST. Charles ST.. New urlcnns La

! Dung, Middle-Aged
and Old, Single and
Married Men and all
who suffer with Lost
Manhood, Nervous
Debility, Spermator-
i.hea, Seminal losses.
Sexual Decay, Fall
Ing Memory, Weak
Eyes. Stunted De-
velopmcnt. Lack OF
Energy, lmpoyerish-
ed Blood. Pimples.
fmpediments to Mar
ripge. also Blood aud
Skin DiseaAe. Syphi-
lis. Eruptions. flair
s welli n 8 &, Soro
Failing. Bone Pains.
Throat, Ulcers, Ef-