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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
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A FATAL DUEL
Near Sunnyside. Waller county. two
men fought a pistol duel. One of them
Hez Harvey. ST.. was killed and the
other. John Reinecke. was badly woun-
ded. The dead duelist was 20 years
old. Reinecke was placed in Jail
CHINAMAN GETS BAD.
At Hereford Luke Lee. a Chinaman.
is charged with having assaulted a Il
year-oId white girl. The sheriff hur-
ried him away to Amarillo TO escape
mob violence which was feared II he
, had been left near the scene of his al
legged crime.
BROKE HIS NECK.
Sam Perrin. of Decatur. left home on
young horse to go to Greenwood. On
the way the horse became frightened
and ran under a tree. The rider was
jerked of by limb and his neck was
broken by the fall. Death was instan-
taneous.
RABBITS RUNNING TREES.
Orchard men in the vicinity of Cor
sicana say that the rabbits are play
ing havoc with their young fruit trees
They gnaw the bark from the trees as
far up as they can reach and the tree
j. dies. Some young orchards In that
neighborhood have been almost ruin
ed by the pestiferous rodents
AN UNLUCKY MAN.
Tom Crossom. of Maria, had his leg
broken at Wilcox. Arizona. by his
horse falling on him. Not long ago he
was badly injured in a runaway at
Alpine and later got his arm thrown
out of place He was at Wilcox buying
some cattle He is expected to arrive
in El Paso today having recovered
sufficiently to be moved.
SHOT AT A BOY.
While hunting on the farm of w. M.
Salmon, ten miles from Nocona. two
hunters were met out from the house
by the farmers son and told not to
hunt on the premises Instead of obey
ing the order peacefully. they 1eveled
their guns at the boy and shot but
missed him and he escaped into the
house. Officers are in pursuit of the
trespassers.
FIT WORTH CITIZEN HONORED.
Col. John H. Tiller. of Fort Worth.
has been appointed brigadier general
TO command the Texas brigade Of the
uniform rank. Knights of Pythias- Col
Tiller has filled with credit all po-
sitions from the ranks to colonel OF the
4th regiment and has long been prom
inent in the work of Pythianism in
Texas His staff will include eighteen
appointments which will be made in a
week or so and will be chosen from
as many sections of the state as pos
sible.
SPECTATORS CAUSED 1T.
IL is all right to fine a man for beat
ing his horse but when he Is provoked /
10 creuelty by a crowd of bystanders |
they should have TO pay for their part /
of the sport At Austin a man named 1
Eason was fined ten dolalrs for beating \
his horse He said his horse baked !
and a crowd gathered and began to
make suggestions and yell at his until
,he lost his temper and beat his horse
when If he had been left alone he
would not have done it.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
DOES 1T PAY TO BUY CHEAP.

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right. but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more Sc
we're and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you
do? Go to a warmer and more regular
climate? Yes. if possible; if not pos
sible for you, then in either case take
the ONLY remedy that has been in
troduced in all civilized countries with
success in severe throat and lung
troubles, ''Boschee's G rman Syrup"
1t not only heals and stimulates the
tissues to destroy the germ disease,
but allays Inflammation, causes easy
expectoration, gives a good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE
bottle. Recommended many years by
all druggists in the world. Get Green's
Prize Almanac.
Sold by dealers in all civilized coun-
tries.
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NEW MEXICO
STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.


The Captain Miner has Just come out
with the startling announcement that
John Porter the negro fiend in Jail at
Denver has made a statement which
J.. proves his guilt beyond a dougt and ii
has caused much excitement in Denver
He will be held in Denver. says the
Miner. for the authorities fear there
would be a lynching il he should be
taken to Limon. The Miner should
have gotten out an extra
MAY LOSE HIS EYE.
J. A. Rice. superintendent of the Al
bemarle mill in the Cochiti district. is
likely to lose the sight of his right eye
as the ersult OF an accident that hap
pened to him while at his work. A
small piece of steel from a hammer
which he was using few into his eye
and before the silver could be extracted
il damaged the sight of his eye so
that the doctor fears the injury will be
permanent.
A PLUM FOR ALBUQUERQUE.
Armour & Co. the big packers OF
Chicago and Kansas City. have given
their southwestern general agent or
ders to make Albuquerque their dis
tributing point for all the southwestern
country. The agent is now in that
city arranging for the establishment of
extensive quarters there and to select
the travelling salesman of the company
for the southwest 1t is understood
that the company viii locate in Albu-
ouerque permanently and will in
short time erect buildings there.
A LIVING GEOGRAPHY.
An Albuquerque boy who had spent
a half day down town was being
brought to account by his mother.
What have you been doing down town
all this timer" she asked. II have been
studying geography" said the smart
ycungster. We'll. We have a geog-
raphy at home IL that's what you want
to study said the mother. II know
it, said the boy. but ! haint got no
map of Germany in IL and I heard pa
say that the new baker down at the
bakery had the map of Germany on his
fSce and I went down to study it
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
ARIZONA.
4 NEWSPAPER DEAL.

w u. Kelly. junior editor of the Ari-
IONA Bulletin. has purchased the Co
cffise Review at Bisbee and will change
IL from n daily to a weekly.
ROBBED A WOMAN
A thief entered the home OF Mrs. r.
w. Manner at Phoenix and robbed her
OF two $50 gold pieces and an American
Express company draft for $50. A
young man who had been boarding
at her home has disappeared. but be-
fore he disappeared he redeemed his
overcoat that he had pawned and pre-
scented a $50 gold piece when he did so.
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CALENDARS.

Elegant New Designs for Advertising
Purposes.
Merchants are requested to call and
see our new designs in Advertising
Calendars for 1901. Don't place your
orders until you have seen our designs
and compared prices. We can save
YOU money. Notify us by telephone
and our solicitor will call on you.
HERALD JOB DEPT.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
SMITH COUNTY CELERY

Burl Owens. a truck farmer Twin,
two miles from Tyler. is now market
ing the first crop of celery ever grown
in that section. The plant is not a!
large as the Colorado celery but thu
flavor is excellent. Mr.. Owens plantet
a quarter of an acre and the crop will
net him several hundred dollars. Tit
crop was raised by irrigation.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01

Dewitt's Witch Hazel Saive will
quickly heal the worst burns and
scalds and not leave a scar. II can be
applied to cuts and raw surfaces with
prompt and soothing effect. Beware OF
worthless counterefits- Fred Schaefer.
druggist
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01
CRUEL MURDER.

Amado Martinez and wife. poor peo-
pie living in the City of Mexico. had a
little girl about twenty-five days old
which their padrino. Daniel Ortiz. for
no apparent reason. hated. He called
at the house and while the mothers
back was turned gave the bagy sulphur
ric acid. The child lived only a short
time after swallowing the acid. Ortiz
was arrested.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never grippe, Fred Schaefer
druggist
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01

Free Reading Room in Public IL
hrsry. City Hall.
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The South Texas National Bank

while all nature seems to smile and birds
sing sweetly among the opening buds and
flowers, | know OF no other way | could
pass 4he time more pleasantly than to
avail myself OF this opportunity to step In
and ask to be enrolled as enc Of the
Haps.
/ am a farmer by occupation and i think
It the happiest life Of all, for ! have
tried the world in other pursuits and haze
come to the conclusion that II is an the
old adage, thus: "The way tree is bent
the twig Is inclined"
Like a chicken. when let alone, u will
6y back to its old resst
And so 1t was the way with mo. como
back home and find that can pass tho
time more pleasantly and be more con-
tented on the farm, although I get awful
ly lonesome sometimes, for I am keep
Ing batch" this year and haven't got any
one to keep me company.
Well. l am too late for the contest, but
my favorite got there all the same.
Louisiana Hoosier' come again and tell
US who you are. ! believe l know you.
for lived in Abilene when you did and
know most everybody there
l had much rather live there than here.
Anyone wishing to correspond with a
jolly, good hearted fellow please write to
me. With best wishes. will close.
Ben Tanner.
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TIE CLUB.

...,mn,srs are the young peeps
h,Eiarenl W. post. There are no fees
4 ~ hous lind connected with the
Esgs o. ' sjrls who read This Post may J,
Bsss az ssstiye members by sending
" snd address. t.ar,vbammers to
II ias eplss when and wherever pos
kSx happlhs e,nh name and motto. Tho
Il Bslss ~ yiolet the club tree the 1--we
|tsysl, = . M nj IS the hooking bird, all
~. ls s'S 80 ne members themselves.
ilossns AZ Of the Happyhammers is the
4 rllIs, or shepherd. "a rr,v Tbes.
!. 1,, as,VIs to be worn with or without
I, ,a m'sa1 OF pin. They are made into
~ ta. srni IN or sewing together two
I ! panov ribbon, one of rose pink
N s,bsr 0, light gray.
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THE BROOK,
Clab Talk.

pow the boys and girls OF our club
pssare4dlng and hearing of the terri
oFn thai has swept over our coast.
y behind it SO much desolation and
Maybe some OF them were In It.
% | hate to think of thatl For
anss that followed the storm were
NJ and even II our friends were
ley have passed through so much
lslofy will always hold a cup full
is'y to drink of. We who know
Of these scenes but what others
must now do what we can to help
sa' suffered. / want all the Aaps
y safe and we'll TO get to work
son as they finish reading this
= collect all the money they can
adlt to me for
happyhsmmer Relief Fund"
I sss That it reaches the commit
q houston to be given at once
sWiri sufferers. Let this be. our
snAs % Coo for His care of us.
's@ op' get to work at once. Go
.sus loSn and neighborhood and
Y leAels, dimes. quarters-any
va. you can get, / can not
s'e.aingi or l would ask you to
, ~ can spare. but | will see that
ss goes to the right people-to
spoi ~ VIII W the
,s','pse storm came from the east
waflai wind that pushed before
raae wave of water from the
M 100 washing in for miles, SO
H. f. vac WIND might have spared
! =, usstroyed. We must reInem-
E' Nature has her laws.
~ made by the Great Creator,
sli,a ~ snange, But He has given
i, 800 ahd With this Intelligence
i ,,uay those laws, and learn how
4, vest Of them. Our govern
4 ny sss,aolished weather bu-
Sat- uey are called. all over the
49, lor the purpose of study
n mat govern the winds and
Ia .lss can warn people OF wbat
a. \, N eApect. can not see how
atsss,. could not forotell such i
b !, No.. ~ as this was. They gave
Il Il. ne storm. but not be-
as,l siael wave that came viii
tss 4, s'e Is body OF water from
euH or lake that comes II
NJ esrsss ana o. the tide. and it i,
h ts by an earthquake soma,
fhs direction from which Il
Il, ase that came with tina
h ~ sss'uraay caused immense de.
t.n ~ misery. We do not We
t,ns cause 1t came. We onl,
h: W. ana worked great desola
m2nr, must do what we can /,
ana help to those who
I y "a, til. boy, A.. ,,r,. :
p, rev.. ae'ermine to study tn,
n Nh, s'efn the storms. SO tina
'sltx ~ the future, to war;
say ~ lures OF their danger
xt As' will be OF great USE /
49,
s.o, sa' hsvc written to tn
a. about writing on bot,
~ srisssaD sr. had three letter
= 4
Z - Your letter i. pu.
81 -. : an exception in you
4 !. - sslosxs 70 tn. boy
- s. ! s,.; .s.ssss .As.r riri
A'so y sss kAe intsrei
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Bremond, Texas.--Dcer Haphamn1er.
Robson won In the contest. but you knew
tie rest OF us Will give up a. gracefully
al possible and take off our derbys 70
hin. am most an old bachelor, as every
on, has gone on visits but sister ana
myself. Fruit 10 not doing as well "a pre-
diced in this section OF the country. Pht-
lip. thank you for calling nae one OF the
we'll known Haps, for ought 10 90
ashamed OF myself for the way j neglect
euch good work as tho Haps are doing.
slowly but surely. I don't agree with n.
b. Gregory. for don't think II 10 harm
10 drink coffee In the Southern States
tor we are near tho tropical countries
II Elijah has ever been to ShreYeport OF
Lake Charles, La, or stili further down
among the lakes he had 60 drink ooffee
Or take malarial fever Whisky Is hurtful
| IL taken regularly. as hundreds of good
and noble men and boys are doing every
day. Why could we not make temper
ance club also Why would not whisky
or no whisky" or etill farther on liquor
or no liquor II might do come one good.
Girls will have to marry some day; VIII
lit will be red nosed man that used 10
belong to the Haphammer clubT Cos
sip of Greenville, we would like 30 know
your name; why did you not write a
| longer letter2 How many of tho Hap
ers live. Bremond Is In a Polish set
Element. On Saturday you can see queer
groups of them, men and women, In
town on all corners talking foreign han
guage and drinking all kinds of drinks
from the weakest peva ito the strongest
wetka." Polanders are all, that is greai
majority. heavy drinkers and eaters
Salty fish and kraut. pickles and such eat
ables are mostly what Pole or Russian
eats. Polanders are thrifty and save
what little they make. A majority o
them are farmers while some few arr
clerks and merchants. There are three
doing business here In their own name.
School begins the frst Monday II
September. don't know whether I'll b'
able to go or not. as my eye Is weak ant
tires very fast. Where have Thomas Tay
lor and Arthur Dawson gone to? Hay'
any Of the Haps seen them lately7
| The girls OF Bremond gave an entertain
ment Wednesday night for the heneht o
the jolly eighteen. and they certainly wer,
benefited too (part OF them). Hurrai
for the temperance Haps. A true Hap,
| Arthur Jude Wharton.
Shreveport. La.-Dear Haphammers' Al
the close of quiet Sabbath afternoon
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taken by grown people in the page. hi,
they must not take UP tho room maj he.
longs to the children.
Margaret Hadley Foster
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Y porKy MOUNTAIN SHEEP.
~, aIerv Austiu.)


tBy Mary Austin)
"a seer loves the chaparral.
E.'s.rk the wind-rocked pine;
,.ssl haunts the rills that race
/ e,rops steep incline;
I'm Md sheep from the battered
rsks,
n TX and feet Of limb,
* d see the stars go by
\, The mountain rim.
H. IA sky-hullt battlements.
! Ma the cliff and scar.
Em the deep walled chasms
k,fe tie roaming riyecs are;
|,atnu. lowered meadow lands.
\ nnarack slope and crest.
4 he eagles screaming brood.
IN the wild VOLTS quest.
! ii The riot OF the storms
s,ov-aowers blossom fair.
East!e get them to the plain.
! iasiers TO the lair
khevSerd tends his foolish fiocks
BIZ The mountains hem;
ITs and far the wild sheep are.
! Cod doth shepherd them.
| ! A BOAST FULFILLED.
tBy Tudor Jenks.)
! watch me, said the grasshopper,
3saling for a fight;
ii % vigorous today.
junp clean out OF sight"
fAtd him as he rose in air,
ispt bis word. no doubt.
),xn he came into a stream
efa lived hungry trout.
~
THE BROOK
i 10y Nannette f. Hamburger.)
" The rocky highway.
uIder the cave OF stone,
1t through the fields and pastures.
stream Of water shone.
bail in the golden sunshine.
DARK and quiet at night,
Finding through all the woodland,
he stfearnlet took its fight.
y g .. -
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MCKINNEY rexaa--Dear Haphsmmers:
H.ma Hansl Wal you let Va IN a few
saiautss 70 ell pa III snouf snotaes
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Groveton. Texas.--Dear fHaphammer.
Will you take in little boy Il years old?
have swing and bird that caa sing.
! have dog. live in pretty place.
hope the old waste basket won't catcn
my letter. Good bye. Frank Tobias.
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any 70 put up. We have good many
pears. Well. would like to correspond
with some OF the Iiaps about my age.
which 10 IA. | viii close, Love TO all the |
liaps and Mrs. Foster.
FANNIE Savannah shafner.
Logansport, La Dear fiaphammer:
WillsSou accept pe MS one in your happy
bandg I've never written your club. SO
| want TO be Hap. Haps how did YOU
feel when you wrote your hrst letter TO
the Haps pager Well you know how l
feel. I'm like lots OF other eoys; can't
hardly muster courage enough % write.
I'VE read the Haps page long time. and
think IL very Interesting. The last con-
test was interesting. learned great
deal OF the SPANISH American war. as
have never read the history. like TO read
Of brave deeds done By ocr euur" ysnsn.
Maybe there will be some more heroes
for our country 20 hoaor after tho War
IN China. Haps, how would you like to
20 10 China and war? These that take
The Post read OF the narbarous Chineee
wish the war" as Cephus named II.
would cease, and a better subject to dis
cuss. would not you? Don't think quarrel
ing is very interesting, not to me espe-
cially. Some OF the Hsps dream such
dreams. I've dreamed, but never can
dream as interesting ones Time nies.
III
writing these few lines. IL won't be long
before we boys and girls viii bo men
and women. Let's live and be honest and
noble men and women. Please enroll me
as a Hap, new one. Lawson Mayheld.
Lovelady, Texas.--Dear Haps; One ev-
ening not long ago, was visited by two
OF my best friends, Pauline Laurance and
Maud Sanders.
we had spent very pleasant evening
riding on horseback. When my friends
had gone ! was worried and was afraid
had taken too much exercise, ss ! had
fever when they came; so | went TO my
room and dropped down on my bed TO
rest.
Scarcely had closed my eyes and drop
! ped off into a slumber when found my
self and friends taking our ride over, gall
Looping over the roads OF the surrounding
| country. noticing every wavef OF tno
! bushes, the birds playing In their midst,
and we trying to catch tho notes Of their
sweet songs.
Now ! could see that in our glee had
loosened my grip on the bride reins, and
my horse was rapidly leaving the others
| behind. tried, but In vain, to check him.
| He had seized the bit in his teeth and
was running like his life was depending
on the time he was making.
| Now he had struck the public read
which leads to Hides Ferry on the Trinity
river, and was bounding away in that d.
rection. ] remembered that he was raised
on the opposite side.
Would he try 70 cross that stream with
me, or would he take after some wild
bunch OF horses on this side2
i In a few minutes ! would pass through
{ the lanes on the western edge OF New
/. els prairie thea ell hspe Of rescue would
be gene, but Just then as / was passing a
house two or three men ran out to stop my
: horse, and ha. nnking a sudden turn,
threw me of. and ! awoke TO find myself
: IN the floor; Just hsw got there do not
: lnow. A true Hap. Della stewart.
p. S.--EneLased nna Nc for helping fund,
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Richmond Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
viii Won admit another little stranger to
toin your happy bAnA q beys ana sshf
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Belville, Texas.-Dear Haphammer:
Will you admit another little girl 10 years
Of age to your happy band of boys and
girls? My papa IS the operator at the San
ia Fe depot. He takes The Post. l have
some flowers but they are not in bloom.
see Mr.. Waste Baskets big mouth 30
/ will close with best wishes TO ALL
Edith Fox
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Milane. Texas.-Dear Haphsrrner:
see you have selected Hobson or the
greatest hero in the Spanish american
war. Dewey was my favorite. Hips, here
Is my yell:
Here we come, the Happyhammf band.
The happiezt club in all the ls1:
We will make our hammers sind
While the world reyolyes arouf:
Let US one and all keep pace
With the Happyhammer race.
l have seen several good yes on the
aiaps' page. Rosa E Baze. yoy yell WAS
a splendid one and so was httys.
think Arthur Dawson must ave been
asleep when he wrote that aful letter
about the girls know. l ne 10 m Tx.
cook and clean up the house. fe haven't
a farm to tend &c; my father wks on the
railroad Weh. Hans. bow my OF you
are getting a good rain7 It lined about
ar hour yesterday and is raipg litt.e
now. so to Sunday school eyy Sunday;
II ic about 100 yards from mbome. We
faye had a good many psachsand piuns
The gr&pss ssttsd % bad Z didn't ~
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Maxdale, Texas.--oear Haphammer AS
my sister Is writing to The Post, l
thought l would write. tool haze no
pets except two cats. Their names are
Lii and Brindle. l am 4 years old. 4
would-be Hap Joseph Lucious story.
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Shreveport. La.-Dear Haphammers AZ
he close of quiet Sabbath afternoon,
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Houston,s Texas.--Deer Hapbammer;
Here comes two girls asking for admit
lance into your club. Our papa takes The
Post I'D we enjoy reading the Haps page
very much /, Josie, am IL years old, and
I, Norine, am II years old. We send
s cents for the helping fund. Well, we
will close, as we see that big mouthed
waste basket waiting to gobble up this
letter. We remain two true Haps,
Josie Scott and Norine Woolley.
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Haskell, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: l
come to be one OF your club. / am II
years of age and live in town. l have
a pony and six COWS and one shepherd
dog. We will move out on our farm this
winter. 1t is eighteen miles from town,
in the sand hills. Goodbye. You can
call me a Hap now. John McCrary.
P. S.--You will find Enclosed cents
for the helping fund.
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Creek, Texss.-Dear Haphammer: Good
evening to you Haps. VIII you admit
another little girl 10 years OF age into
your lively band? There Is nothing
enjoy better than reading the Haps page
of The Houston Post. never get 10
read only through the summer months, as
/ am of at school in the winter. Ny
mother is dead She died eight years ago.
/ stay with my uncle and go to school.
/ 20 back to the farm to stay with my
father every summer.
wonder what the aext contest will
bef live about three miles from Crock.
II is very rainy here. Sometimes ! wish
II wouldn't rain so much; It seems so
dreaFy. haven't seen letter from Joe
Farmer n long while | wonder what
is the matter with himf Maybe he Is
dreaming another dream to tel US, We
have graet deal OF fruit now, ana WI
have more after awhile. guess ! had
better close. as this Is my nrst trial. Hop
Ing YOU will enroll me as new Hap,
Eula NJ. Linder.
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Gladish. Texas, - Dear Haphamner:
Knock. knock, will you let me In ! oomo
to sec II II u any cooler here than where
/ live. Some one said they got iepIer
from the crippled boy at Naught and tent
In their subscription. but never got inc
paper I've been getting my paper. lie
has moved TO Stockard, In the same
county. / see the Haps are sending in
their yells. Here is mine;
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= a. Your letter is pub
81, - : an szessslon In your
4 - - sslosxs 70 tn. boys
~ t.',. s,.: sr,ssss thslr rirn.
'so y ses kAe tntarest