The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-13

how to vote. My, he must not know any
women worth mentioning. There are
women as well as men That are not ak
citable and would do tpr sheriff as We'll
as some men. a country would be grand
with woman judge or governor. Phil
lp am the girl that can maintain such
prosperous idea 40 TO think THAI
women have a right to vote, and be-
long to this club, II is as Philip sayB-
there is but one way 10 vote, and that
is on the affirmative side Bettio Baker
McCrary and John McCrary, / would like
to correspond with you both. as ! think
we are related. TeXie Helm, | saw
your name enrolled In the list Of new
Eappyhanmera. / suppose you remember
me. would like to correspond with you.
] am on the affirmative side and hope IL
viii win. / Will close, with best wishes.
May Virginia Iiammack.
Pine Valley. Texas.-Dear Hapaanuner.
AS Christmas Is drawing near, / Will
write and send IN 10 cents as Christ
mas Offering TO the helping fund. | made
IT picking cotton. / am attending school
now for the first time. and Hike Il very
much Haps, as 80 NAM OF you have ~
CURED lately about Bliud Carl, ! VIII
tell you something OF aim which ] guess
will be surprise TO you all. He llyes
near Huntsville. and was married a icw
weeks ago near Lufkin to Miss Minnie
Ladoue. Mlss Minnie Is very nice girl,
and nho lived within quarter OF a mile
OF us last yonr. One OF the Haps asked
II any OF the Haps lost relations in the
great storm ut Galveston. am sorry 10
say l dif. lost a great grandfather, an
aunt, an uncle and q dear little cousin
years old. Their house and everything
was swept away and we don't even know
IL their bodies were over found. TWO of
my uncles went down as soon as they
could, but could no. learn anything o.
them. They were all up TO see us last
yer, lui they viii never come again.
Dear Mrs. Foster, as ] am one of tho
lutte Haps. wish to tell the other little
Haps about my black CT. | think she vs.
the smartea cat I ever saw. Since tho
weather has got cold and the windows
are oil down at night she goes To grand
mas bed and JUMPS against the head
board until she wakes her 10 let her go
out Then when she wishes to como in
again she comes and jumps up on the
window slll by my bed and stands up on
her hind legs and taps on tho pane
with both fore paws as fast as she can
to wake me up 20 let her IN. Well I
viii close by wishing Mrs. Foster and all
I the Hsps a merry Christmas.
1 Cora Lee steely.
| Cleveland. Texas.--Dear Haphammer:
AS l haycn't written 20 you ali IN 80
long. I hope you won't mind my coming
back. think the contest was very nice.
indeed. But | didn't vote. / pickSl up
paper today IL was an old Post. /
saw the first letter ! ever remember OF
reading Of Mr.. Webster's. II was about
I oysters. believe Mr. Cornelius and
Ford Combs have entirely forgotten US.
/ Wooabine. ! imagine you were about as
mad as Arthur has been. when you found
your sisters eating your miilight feast.
Didut YOU get pretty masg woodbino.
you needn't be afraid Of Writing US With
your nice lctterr. ! guess you felt pretty
baa in O aour barrel IIaDs. / gill tell
YOU how 70 try your fortune. J saw II
in paper Tive twelve apple seeds and
get twelve small slips OF paper. on each
piece of Paper write some or y0ui
fglends' names. Put an apple seed on
each piece Of PAPER and before looking
a. the name on the other side OF tho
paper YOU can 6ay. one. love; TWO. /
love, rhree. love. say. four ioye
with an my heart and i've cast away
six he loves. seven she ipyes eight they
both love. nine he comes, ten he farries
eleven be courts and twelve he marfifs:
Take three saucers; Nil ono with sand.
one with hour. ana let one remain empty.