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senser and Power Company. 1t will
probably be held on Tuesday, ana some
Important questions VII be cohsioereu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
1,xer.tlcnted stove.

An oyer-heated wood stove at..No. :; s y,
AZ Street was the cause O .lls =. -
of tire from Dos yesleraay atset 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
In,no1.tant Meeting.

There will be a meeting OF the Cnufen
nil nranea of the Woman's CHRISTIAN
Associate at the home. No s6os feass
Franklin street, Tuesday afternoon al
The meeting will be an important. one;
ana every member OF the Board IS u seu
to be present.
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fame, and we are willing to submit the
disagreements on the part OF the nsnt-
ing officers Of the navy as against the
=sthebrists who asEeIeraseen the boat,
10 any unprejudiced mans sense of far
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

minerals in It to disturb the digestion and
lead to ruinous habits.
we have prepared special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. Il IS the
most complete and interesting book OF
to any one desiring it, Write our physi-
clans full and freely about your We
make no charge for medical advice.
The SWIFT SPECIE &c co... al LAMA q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

May, three miles north of this city. by
DIR. L. II. Sluck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
MANY NEW FACES
IN CITY PULPITS
The Last Twelve Months Have Seen Various
Changes Among the Pastors and Resig-
nations Have Been Nun1erous~
SEVERAL PULPITs VACANT NOW,
PULPITS VACANT NOW.
THE EPISCOPAL.

/ Seminary, has been preaching for them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

tons aud would get well. After having il Filled
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit, declined 10 continue his treatment any
recommended for Rheumatism, I decided, almost
in despair however, to give the medicine trial,
and fterI had taken a few bottles was able to
hobbie around on crutcles. and very soon there
after had no use for them at all, S. S. S. having
cured me sound aud well. All the distressing
pains have left me, my appetite has returned,
healf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20
Gloves aud Mittens.

Children.s and Misses CASH.
mere Gloves, in tan and 80
blue -
Infants. Children's, Misses and
Ladies' Nlittens, in silk or wool,
in black, white, blue and red, a.
from &c down to. ...--... ~
Boys Scotch Wool Gloves, PC
ChiIdren's Fur Top or Stitched
Hem Fleece Lined Kid -
Gloves. o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-01-20

The new Pedestrian Suits have
arrived. They are of Atwood
plaid-back cloth, jacket single and
double-breasted, taffeta lined, with
velvet collar. The skirt is a new
stitched flare. The whole suit for the price
of single jacket-then the jacket can be
WJrn with any skirt.
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HOLLANDS COMMANDER.

HOLLANDS COMMANDER.
During the tests to which the Holland
was subjected Lieutenant Harry Fl.
Calaweii, T. S. n. was in command.
lieutenant Caldwell is high in his
praises of The Holland and her perform.
aiiee' and in his report to the Depart
"she' under date of Sapt. 9th. 1890
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28
THE ROBINS.

When morning lifts its dreamy eyes
To gaze upon the hills
And clouds hang Ike n rlinglng shroud
Ger softly flowing riils.
While through my window Wild and fresh,
The Jessaminc odors font,
A robin pcrched beDeaih my gill,
Pours forth his lusty mole
Unlike a flaming oriolc,
His dress Is passing plain;
bulge OF crimson on his breast
is all that he can Claim
Secure among the tremhling leaves
Ills wife and children rest.
While he. with gallant eagerness,
Serves breakfast In the nest.
Cheer up. cheer up he seems 20 say.
Nights gloomy reign Is DER
Aud breaking Us the mornings smile
Upon the Garth once more
I've toiled through many weary role.
And many n sermon grim.
And meier yet gained SO much OF hope,
As / have gained from him.
E. A. lie Slcre.
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wHEN nERNAARDT pLAYs ROMEO.

when Sarah plays bold Romeo to Maude's
Juliet,
Wen see the other mummers hump to keep
the pace they sci;
Az old Jack Falsian Edna May wall trip
across the scene,
And staid Dick Mansfield must tog out as
dear, petite airline;
Nat Goodwin as Ia Tusca would go thrist
ing for revenge;
AS Tess could irving, hunted, fee for shell
Ter to Stonehenge.
When sarahs playing Romeo TO Mandies
juliet.
Hal. as Topsy could John Drew
Achieve . hit and how Jean dare would
do for Kyrle Belleyl
AS Porlia Joseph Jefferson could hardly
Gillette as Cleopatra would be wen worth
And Ms fF!sEe as big Bill Sykes would
crowded houses draw
While Frederick Warde would make the
best Nell Gwynn we ever saw,
Then all must get In line or md they're
When Sarlh's playing Romeo to Maudies
Jullette.
when Francis Wilson makes his bow as
WIN see Modieskn's Uncle Tom, a thing
worth while 10 see;
And Ada Rehan, when again she chooses
VIII wear . white and flowing beard ana
rave and storm as Lear.
My irwin would b. great as Wang, and
IL. Clay Barnabee
As Dcsdemona couldn't fail to be way up
up 10 @,
Thereii be things doing on tho stage next
season, yon can bet,
When, Sqrah's playing Romeo to Maudle's
Portland 0regonlan.
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CLUB TALK

would like to say word tn thc new
A 'OOut writing letters to the page.
" son SIT down to write. stop aud
6 what do I wish to saw ia the
a'mmersf What Will Interest
inen II there Is really notbin.
4 'Vu wish TO say, send your name IN
81 eul'ress' let her put your name on
,OA and go on reading the letters nm
,s ulnS OF something that You really
IN. @y, or that you think will In.
'ne Others. When you are writing
NJ rnp Cd thinking Il wonder what
KY, sil think Of thisY' but win this
sA ~. any OF the boys ana elrlsY' /
Nh, Oh you would write about the
d u animals and birds that Won
s'sn Inc eommonest OF tbem ara In.
b. = you look at them In the right
4 uns i ", ~, 'stely that you can NOT tram
y tns, un downward. wonder If that
eaa any of YOU toll meY II II ts
a ,ss,s beautiful lesson to us. A vine
.e elingng, helpless sort OF a
~ \. seb u in Its weakness and holm.
'fM. !, ~. ~ MOI be taught to grow down.
n men end have more strength than
N Eead very women. for many of them
sbed tyery AsuW' even after thpy hnvs
Hpn pahfsf ' see now you can
& helping fn maps would think moro apout
|IT sill hsrS .aan they do. Algie be,
y ssf L the f tU dWalt long time for
N nlh n 'pltlnately, Gpssie sro ord n.y. .
ae fence - put the 80 cents she semi
IA n tnnd snplI the battlefield in the
Il v help ny mat gave today's report
IA How r. ISL each one OF Won wouid
"A chair n vuiu ] like 10 wait 80 ioir.s
4. ~ days wnni,de crippled? How weary
I'd ~ ne heIn,ne seem, and how would
sk wo1Id , una and wish the boys
St q NM, that chair ny, mug IaE
t pay, bng applnesSl They can 90, ~;
llke a M forget that / am here
N 7eA ono asonfft' / believe IN vo,,
ar tFlpnlav YOU. try to realize inst
n nan apd leei that you will let the
. \, eve and ~ water and chewing
& ~ \ I re heipIae fverY nickel you could
n y Nv, naal vaurSfs 49,
- Y, u dlsen.ln,he should write an osei,y
~ ss9'vtioa 10 ~ a question. The great.
As sssays% ~ 1n a plan Is want OF sna,e
,l S,fs ihsn on nse page. We could not
G sould cta,'s or two al the moat
~ ~ suevs',Ned out the letters Wil'
y fssiesi. ,'N' h ms subject for the
Is YATES orereamnn president OF the
~ aecomnlls me me the greatest hard,
III hashinstah about that Generai
< 'hefS thst stands so far ahead
IN Ana wkIle' lere would he no ar
49, ene thin l am on this subicct
fof ins, taea by the aum6er o 81 xe,as
i'ss were mica Elleh the names Of ali
"a , ~ 4sisfked dow and each vote
~ Tine wss 50 an I hsi 10 10
4 m =. 10 mona was 70. count the
go rofs sepselentlpus IN ,na \; wv y
,4.'r1ie fs,,ss read The iat,s mafA'hH :
''~ for chs,rwe have gooli many
already, but | have
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

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sticks In their mouths-and the man who
called on" looking like he was an Ice
man mciinR Well by then II WAS time
TO leave, so ] bid good.by to old Duncan
and In little while crossed otrr into
Texas At Houston called at the office
uf The Post to see Mrs Foster and was
told that she wasn't In OF cuurso- l was
but may see her yet SO, hoping
the negative side VIII win, ! am trde
IIIp Essic Colicps
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~MocK MANHOOD"

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The doctor guarantees his Electric
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Sexual weakness aud disaases rasten
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pue Your letter away, so that in time we
~ ina You must give yonr full ne,ne
70 me editress. or the letter is lost
who have been kind enough Il, spesl ~
irei, regret az my Illness IL is very sweet
81 lhem ana | appreciate a. have been
rem Essle Colleps and one from, X stia
Meu holb. When any ~ You come ia
Fc',stqn come to n17 Austin street. i viii
De delighted to see you
Margaret Hadley Foster.
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ping away ineir Vital
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DR.. Benefits
Electric Belt

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Poor CIR.

From an Exchange
see that the czar OF Rnssla gets q
salary Of SS.O00.O0O a year"
And yet he cam keep the snaftklstic
wolf from the door"
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live? g. when did he dieg An OF the
ilans that have read the life NJ Abraham
Lincoln viii De likely 10 know, and | think
all " them that have not should, for Il
win show them that e doesn't take $4,000.
colleges without dpything else TO make
smart mon and women. Mrs Foster. "
Aon 10 let us have the contest that ! men
toned. win YOU let US decide II by vote aud
not bv debate. SO that all may have a
Voice In IT. Hoping 10 get pass over
The waste basket and with ) cents Tor the
laps, ! VIII close for this time.
Willie Powell.
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..,ommers are the young people
che Happ3, ,ant who read the Youth De-
tphiie ~, ~ The Houston Post. Ihere h's
parEepl VI .barres of any kind connecteu
y ,,, ~ club. Boys anu grs nan
wv ~, may he enrolled as actlHe lic"'
w. bs sending pane age an"
n,les for the I4appyhammers' O'uo.
,sr how or girl In the United states ean
any pvs ,enIber of the club 10y sending
lspnle ILL.,. to the editor of the page.
~ y ny W o,nst be addressed Houston R9su
Lss vbsmmer Department, Houston rex
= &. -, write on both sides of your paper;
h YOU wish TO use tancN n'ihg, s1 Iat,
lsM ~. yg1 M nrlnted unless this rule Is com
'i s,., g'' The name "Happyhammer" or
MIA With capital letter.
MS the object OF all Happy 40
asmner happiness when and Wherever
,1..ihis'- Hence the club name and motto.
Ets rnb flower is the violet, the clno tree
H. i've oak. and the club pet Is ,ne
backing bird. all icing ceoseh oy tns
ntmEers themselves The favorlte 'og Oh
he Happyhammers is the scotch eoi'e' VI
The club colors are rose and gray, These
.5lsrs are Intended to be worn with OF
Without the club button or pin. Ihey nre
aaAe into badge by pinniEg or sewing
nyeiher Two pieces OF narrow ribbon. Que
1 h rose pink end the other Of light gray
THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING
What do the robins whisper about
from their homes in the elins and
hrChes?
BIT still In my mind is many doubt,
ID spite OF deep researches.
Vale over the world is silence deep.
10 the twilight of early dawning,
Tier begin TO uhrp and twitter and peep,
MS o'clock In the morning.
SIsAsps fhe little ones stir and complain
nat lis time TO be up and doing;
h st the mother-hird sings a drowsy strain
n b coax them back to their dreams again,
Though distant cocks ara growing.
Fl o. % they tell secrets that should not be
beard
H nortals listening and praying?
Ing word
h ~ best way to bring up bird
o. the wonderful art of dying.
Il b nay be they speak Of an autumn day
When, with many feathcred roamer,
u liief the clouds SO cold and gray.
n Ore the bill they take their way
ID search Of the vanished summer.
4 nay be they gossip from nest to nest,
Hidden and leaf-enfolded;
%IM DO We not often hear II confessed
wafB longkepi secret At last Is guessed,
latt a little bird has told III"
n Doubt,
They give me no hint of warning,
Listen and tell me If Won find out
Wa DO the robins talk about
~ O'clock In the m0rnlngf
"a 3 kalfrey, In Every Other Sunday
VI LITTLE GRAY KITTY AND, T..
sNg The north wind whistles round the
hlne the snow drifts high,
"a y, nestle down on the warm hearth rug.
Wy little gray Kitty and l.
~ w ler about my work and play,
Aaa all mean to do.
EA~ sue pnfrs so loud | surely think
aat see understands don't you?
+, M 9oSs about with her big. round eyes
aiu soIlH Hicks my face.
"a H., w yer bout the word | missed,
II ~ Nv Tow | nave lost my place
f. vtan.iitl me wind whistle. for what To ua
Matters stormy sky? '
81 Il, WIS M.s have such jolly tunes as We.
~ n'ue gray kitty and T.
Fl wsls. A. Jones, In Pets and Ant
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Mendoza, Texas -Dear Haphammer: WIN
YOU admit little boy 10 years old into
your happy band of boys and girlsy
have two pets. dog and bird We
have two birds, one Is mammals Papa
takes The Houston Post / like TO read
about the Happyhammcrs. will close for
this time. true Hap,
Robert Lee Boyd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Pierce Texas. Dear IIaphammer: My
name is Bessie Starr. / am 10 years old
Bessie Kelley ! am as old MS you and my
name Is Bessie. | have only one pet and
that Is little white rabbit with pink eyes
ana my, little brother. When he first saw
the rabbit he said II had Jelly eyes. l am
farmers daughter. Papa takes The
Post. 60 to school aud study four hooks
A new Hap, BESSIE Starr
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Ilillshoro, Texas-Dear Haphnmmer. WIN
your happy band Of boys and girls? our
school was out the 22d of May. Papa
takes The Post He has been taking it
large doll and cat The eats name s
Tahby. What has become of All tie
dreamers? Well, ] will close for fear OF
that dreadful waste basket. 4 true Hap,
Lillian Neal.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

LOUISE. Texas--Dear Haphammer. WIN
happy band Of boys and girls. I think
the Iiaps ought 10 sign any name they Ike
so / will vote for the negative side Of
Che question n all the boys aud girls
would read the Rules the wastebasket
would not get 80 many letters Mrs. Eos
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Reatmont. Texas Dear Haphammer: !
win again attempt 10 write IN this con,
test and will SAY ih the BEGINNING that
nm strictly" for the affirmative side
Why Hans | have the coIrmonest name
on errth and am not ashamed OF u, either
NoN why should we refrain from signing
o,,r reaI namesX ! inst simply can't see
ms reason for H. sun. q pretty nom de
plume looks nice, hut II Il Is a the end
-, 4, her / agree with Roy Lee" a
isots more .sbusiness like" ~ sign youI
osv, name Possibly. though. some ~ the
Hsps are $50 old that we're thfy 70 sligo
wouia See II and give them The laugh fef
tr,tne 10 appear 50 young. Now, ] am gel
ING so old myself las some ~ the Haps
isn,ny moons y But II ! 40 ASSURE POW
r. Win moi sign some insect or 'rowerb.
name TO my letter and write again.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Van Week, Texas,--Dcar Haphummer:
Here I come again to have chat with
ycu, / am going to tell about my pets.
| have two cats, but | have not named
them yet. ] think the Haps should sign
their own names. ! wrote once, before we
left Beeville, and It was not in print, 90
l lost all my ambition and could rIH
write again until now. If | am a we
arome visitor / will come again. With love
40 Mrs. Foster and The Haps. ! remain
Edith Fox.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

=, psooyhammers are the young Sd,s people e
phlie chlldrsn iJonston Post There are
prnept Oh hsrees Of any kind connected
u fees q ol MI Bows and girls Who read
sl tns nav nav be enrolled as active mem
ne tes sson nin pane, age and address.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Flelds's Store. Texas-Dear Haphammer;
! have six little chickens and one old h a.,
name is Vrge; she is the cutest little
thing / ever saw. We have lots OF red
MOSES in bloom now IIaps, how many
OF Yen IKE to ples dew ,be 40,
] think 1t Is so interesting Wei, | Will
vote for everybody to sign their own names
| had pet rabbit but II got away. Well
MS T0y letter Is getting long, ! will close.
Matte Vaught
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Spring. Texas-Dear Haphammer: Here
comes another little boy to Join your happy
band Of boys and girls ! am years of
and l am the baby / have little OK.
| work him little every day until get
80 tred vim have Sy alto To- lie, him GO sbo We ncx
fall am n fatherlcss little boy. MY
father was killed by tree on May 90.
| hope to meet him again in heaven. |
will close | remain a true Hap
HactOr Hooks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

uctice in sundays Post OF the 2Sd Of June
thar there was only one nom de plume and
that WIS "Sunshlne' writing from uyade
Texas. aud slle said she thought the Haps
yCu celebrate the "glorious Fpurin"I |
did not. was too busy. All you Haps como
along now and make II hot for the nom de
plrfne brigade" In my euquence | caine
neal forgetting my dues again. So here IT
Il, 10 cents for fund. Byehye Il true Hap.
Charley Coiieps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Houston Texas. Dear HRpbRmmer:
knve not written To The Post for guile
while I am very sorry 10 hear Mrs. Foi
ter L. an. hut | am glad she will be wit
Us again soon. ] received a pair OF Anger
Ihhbits for my birthday I am sorry I
hear Of Freddie clnrks death ! have Cd
ont his picture and pasted Il in n nictur
albnm. We have In our yard SOME yer
pretty flowers. / have planted white an
red gefaniums and also some cape Jess
miRes l have a great many ferns; som
are maiden hair and some are dinereI
ldBds Well, ! have not much 10 say, so
WI close. A true Hap.
Esfellc Bastfah
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-28

Lufkln, Texas.--Dear Haphammer Well,
fhere has been several frosty mornings
since ! Joined and this IL my first attempt
az writing believe II was during tho
wfnld Be proper to ' eaI me 20 an e SEfs new
Mar; But that Is not the question under
consideration now. Whether or not is II
nshi Tor the Haps "a sign their true
nhmesi ! think they ought strictly, ! think
every letter that benrs fancy name Ought
e be passed 10 theCwasfe basket Hans.
don't you all think It is possible for US 10
nave more Interesting contest than thu
present one Isl think we could aud I
ara going 10 propose one whether Ii Is
given any consideration or not. How do
you all think this one would do Which
nt the presidents of the United States over
csIuc most hardsbips and accomplished
most Hnps II any Of YOU know the fol.
lowing songs: The Fishers Hornpipe "
she Was Bred IN Old Kentucky and
any or an Of the following Gambling on
tho sabbath. star SpHngled Banner aud
The Arkansas Traveller" lillian Mark
nam. you said YOU woud send Goo Coo
Eyes Go any Hap for the asking VIII
you please send ! 90 mei DO all AZ the
nothing very Interesting nor Instructive
about them. J hope all Of the dreamers
are asleep now; u they are not / Will get
thrashlns Although some Of our hest
II is All right for Haps 10 have a friendly
quarrel occasionally. I saw in last Mon
days Post where some OF you were telling
what books you like 10 read 7 like 10 read
any that are good hut ! never read 4
all Of my leisure time IN studying Haps
Mrs. Foster does not object; What
was President Llncon's great great great
sFandfathef's manner 2 where did he