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eLvB TALK.

Nnpton has written verv
80 ifom Nacogdoches. and
OF the old stone fort. and
uope, read the letter and
III, :. lae head of the page. The
mas many notable landmarks
!, y me that It is the duty OF
: Ae State to preserve them.
aame that Texas, one Of the
~ q the Union. should allow
IN 's''cs OF her noble past to
Il w aafe heard so many people
fate MA nave no patriofism-we
ook ~ az all. q" And II really
+ st,ta way. The boys and
ake M WI have great deal
m thap Tor the carelessness az
y a Tsr ! hope that Won who
lgpnNr sAas history so oarefmllv
b IN VIII determine fb5 VIZ W.,
Il no sn landmarks OF that his.
4 hlstesr to the men who
nv certainly viii he
'|nis native State, for was
4 'aat old stone fort is
ri "A, IillAan KImpton won,o -.
ID XIX ul some OF the older mem.
slftet, Ho,isser address is 2l0o
<asvs u oGoldthwalte writes us
&llk Ma OF our band, Min
Y and MA p'tten by a rattlesnnke
rrlnssssp the next day was
Iall the NJ 70 hear OF it and
\ Nix members OF our club Viii
81 \, re family In their s,,laF
eartfnii, poSS and girls would
tnes tha They use pencils
lmposs,,, writing Is so rubbed
|llts hsa'e 10 read II Rnl,v
sgse / s.n,99 go to the waste
a u sSuiu not take the time
\ u gag when you fps th.t ro,,.
'le M ~ Published ron Womb
Isnc thlnmstl,r agaln-but do not
W ne ms, over, for what takes
d the ps5, the hrst time win
IT. 'fntasa Minis tell the cIub
h I'D bstfss'ing. things her sol.
Il lsar 49, We would ali be
4 Rosep some q them 80 "
'eal rea, hoberts, Ark: You
ia n name to the edItress
" lost because you aid |
s',.ussss ugus. I could not u.e
paper y vas written on both |
'.s kom. write again and teii |
ean mn " Massachusetts,. III
climate Z rery interesting !
.sfsis dta noWers, crops, etc.
|iF uer so widely from |
.Issrst Hadlsy Foster.
n eAPPYHAMMEas
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The OLD FORT STAND.
By L. 4. BarretD

iBy L. i. Barrett
Stone Fort, thy sacred name.
bed on the tablet of eternal fame
hand Of the stranger thy fame
ga,
aas thee from thy time-honored
pul trying time thou dldst shell
ihs head,
bero, now the illustrlous dead I;
M DE last link In memory's chain.
fhivslrous deeds OF heroes slain,
4pe Of the right Of this glorious
pnent sacred, thou must stand.
10 gives money supernatural mower.
n tnlngs mortal, In vain glory 1t
IN human soul there Is an Infinite
&ffple mat money can~not buy;
fin only Ia the bosom's last faith.
sfI 20 the oak that principle will
IL % the Old Stone Fort
sh snip Of Zion shall hove Into
ma withhold the avarlcious hand
secqs'omed place let the Old
81 stand,
n
nere as we now dlmly see
d rs majesty Is the Old elm tree.
<is wlde-spreadlng foliage heroes
s'snd
himed eternal freedom to This
ous land,
tre that heroes told of that vie.
Fs Impetus to The rise Of that lone
ii $50 'VHe
our nations halo of glory a
N e'-'
3s ,sil rs benign lustre, It is the
Is'Ssar thy stroke, withhold thy
olAer trees near by hut let tho |
E'n the 'Nacogdoches senttnatn
q H'inei
&rHs TEA err p,n-
- - 9E BLUE.
IN. hr,po. ~.
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E THOMAS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, WEST Emo SAN IN

The THOMAS SCHOOL WEST END SAN ANTONIO TFxAs
Fnnmbc Art lo1 Roe[ing,
TEACHER
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Chrlstoval, TeXas.--Dear Haphamme, AS
have not written ia YOU an for n GOOD
while | suppose YOU have forgotten me
| don't really live here In Christnyal. but
am an spending month In the lovely West
Texas country My home is ia Houston.
We go hshlng almost every day and gen
orally bring home forty or tlfty fish, perch
sometimes a bass or catfish, The North
Concho river is formed about four miles
above here by Il succession OF springs. and
river one Of the most beautiful streams
ever saw, flowing oyer rocks and often
making rapids. Below orc of the rnpds
are fonr or I'VE sulphur springs, whicn
are very strong, one Is In the middle of the
stream 50 Won have to wade out 10 IL II
is lovely bathing pool, whore peo-
pie go for q swim come parts are deep
some shallow, The climate here Is delignl-
fui, the nights so cool light covering is
walk for miles and miles aud never feel
fatigned. We have pleasant rooms at the
hotel. kept by Mr.. and Mrs Cohhs who
are always pleasant and agreeable to their
guests, the table fare is splendid and
thoroughly satlsfes the appetitcs wninn we
is nice horse here which J ride three
or four mornings in the week. We have
had very pleasant guests from Waco, Dal-
las and Tyler, / left at home five birds
shepherd dog, which our Mrs. Foster
brought me from Marlin Texas, when he
was only three weeks old. Two of my
prettiest canary birds died this year. Now
FOR the contest. agree with Altha. |
think II you give your full name to the
fancy name 10 the page. Wake up some
Of you dreamers and tell us story, In
closed ind 10 cents for the helping fund
A true Hup Rosipe Huston.
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rhine Dime Box, Texas. Dear Baphammer,
tiere ! come again after a long absence
ny last letter was not printed. Now Tor
l99e contest think the lIaps should be
anpWcd TO sign assumed names II they
lht ana Gcn't think 1t looks like they
are ashamed " their Humes either They
(pst want ;c excite q little curiosity. that
IS all The weather is SO warm low mi
Y very unpleasant III be glad when it
y Is cooler: perhaps there won't be so much
ssickn1ss ] agree with the lIaps who asked
MIS-. Foster Ia have her picture printed
don't think there woud be any harm in II,
and would like very much ia know how
orr editress looks | am glad Mrs Foster
likes the dreams which some OF the Haps
write for my part, ] think they are very
interesting. although | think some of them
are day dreams. There is hike near here
nnd It has some OF the pretilest water
ililes on 1t ever saw; they are largcl thar
my hand aud the lake IS Just covered With
them, We have had some waterpelons, TN
haven't had any peaches yet, and ! don,
suppose we win have any ! wonder what
X the matter with the old uaps George
Ford, Thomas Taylor, Maude Fonds'm,
Sunset Wood and "Woodbne" and lots
of others. Well, | VIII ring of for This
time. Come again, William Naught. Your
true HAP Lena Reat.
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VIE me'd helmer. Tcxas.-Dear Haphammtr
III W ~ you ADMIT another little girl u wears
9iu INTO Seur happy band of boys and girls3
I'VE In the country and have no pets OK.
tVept three little chickens. / enjoy read.
ttns me Haps page very much With love
~ "i Vue laps remain Z. would-he Hap,
Alice Lewallen
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Goldthwaite, Texas-Dear .uonhammcr
VIII you admit another little boy into yonr
nanh OF boys and girlsi | am ia years ~
e, l i've on a farm We live two miles
Live Oak. AS this IS my tirst atien uplte1
VIII close for this time. Hoping to b. en-
rolled as a new Hap va
Nathaniel Hugh Danlen.
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Roberts, Ark.-Good morning Mrs. Foster
am glad 70 see SO many assembled
see see b HE a aps rot i99aSskE9s
Well, ] feel Ike throwing up my hal and
shout hurrah for | have finished blowing
and am going fishing next Friday with a
lot Of boys and girls. OF course I aan't
want the girls TO go with all their curls ana
ribbons 'nying Ia De air, hut the other
my rage and modification and accent NV
lot The other day went 20 mill and staid
teo long for my good and found the
come. Father and ! had a time around tue
barn ana | went 70 bed with an sorts Of
sc4ry notions in my head. Tho FIRST thing
knew after l went 70 bed I was awaken
ed by a terrible voice saying follow met
locked 40 and saw q large giant about
head was ali covered with long.shiny black
hair and he had one eye upon his forehead
that shone Ike hre coal. Ills nose was
Ike q goard handle aud his mouth re-
thar hardly knowing what did ! got M
aud followed him out Of the yard, across
the field. out into the dark woods ana on
and on miles and miles, then suddenly
the giant stopped. took rae by the arm
ana touching his foot on the root o. an old
OAK tree, door opened wide into the hole
be thrust me With an possible speed
landed on a bed In the cave ana looking
up saw the door had been closed and
was left In this dreadful case alone. Ina
CINE my terror But anything was vel
come 50 the giant didn't come back Just
as was congratplatlng myself an 70 mar
row an escape from the claws Of the. giant:
he himself appeared, and exclaimed
Comet Trembling I went over 10 him
and be opened wide mis- mouth ana down |
sank with a aurgling soul But he hlt my
foot as II came through his mouth and Il |
woke me up. Well gO0dbv. ! would send |
a dime hut the dry weather makes dimes |
Albert Wallace.
Wichita Falls, Texas Dear Haphamner: |
Here am again. ! am Ike this club, like
Mrs. Mleawber was 70 her husbaud-l VIII I
never desert II. Yes. Mary Rutherford, It I
Is a fact that Wichita county can not pro. 1
duee enough wheat 10 supply the demand /
Of her own mills, She would have 20 pro
duee a great deal more than she DOES 20 l
do that Wichita Falls Is On great boom
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Mexia, ,Texas.-Dear Haphammer; Here
con es little boy IL years old. / wish 10
band. | live on farm. Papa raises corn
and cotton. We have n very nice orchard
Peaches, apples. pears. plums, grapes. black
berries ,,, and dewherries. | help my papa
Work pillow with cultivator Love 10
all the Haps and Mrs Foster.
Lynn Il. Farrow.
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Now the darkness gather,
Stnrs began 10 peep,
Birds and beasts and flowers

Fanny Jones' are you asleep? Yes I
believe she Is Some one wake her M that
Is nearer her than |. | am going now an
let some one take my place that can in.
terest you more than ! can. Well there
VIII not be any one that will want TO
know who, wrote this letter, so / will as
sign myself,
"Sprlng Violet"
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Dear Haphammer: After an absence OF
few months come again. Flowers have
not been much in this pert Of the country
grow had few ro see carly iP PT Hans az oa 10
Summer school will begin tomorrow duly
- suppose I win not atteud 1t VII
again, your letters are lnNrestine / ke
70 read about log rollngs (as | have heard
papa and mamma tlk about them very
ters are fine. Sunset Wood aud Nondh ne
call again | guess there isn't any use
In asking Poor Philip TO enlet any NOR
as he Is going to leave us, | guess Pailip
y getting too old and nervous to write. :
llaps. how many of you like to read
novels. | do for one I have just hnlshed
a good one, and have several more to
read, although ] have not much time 10
read, as ! hoe the most Of the summer and
GO TO school in winter
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Anchor Texas Dear Haphammer: Here
| come again much happier than before. /
nave not seen my papa since the September
storm and we re looking for him 10 come
TO see MS today on tomorrow lIaps, | can
write often because my aunt keeps tho
postoffioe here We had good rain here
Monday and Tuesday, Well, ! will close
for this time true Hap,
Lille Rltchv
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Luiing. Texas.-Dear Haphammer; WIN
YOU admit anothe- little 1iyear-old girl
into your happy band, Of BOYS and girlsf
have been reading the Heps' letters for a
long time and Believe the girls are heat
ing the boys In writing. My home Is Ia
Smithvllie, but / am visiting relatives IN
Luling. We have had nice rains here. Wen
/ do. and my favorite study Is geography.
IIaw many az you all had q nice time on
the FourthY NV cousin, Miss Nadia Nc
I.eod Of Houston, came up "a smithyille
ana gave 4 concert for the henedf OF the
~ NJ c. A. | want "a give a puzzle for
the boys: Take the word Dan Wooster
and make three words out Of II I sise
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cHAPPELL Hill FEMALE COLLEGE

'ironments for development Of cultured
ideal. Prices; Board, laundering
/. Music ard Art. nhder the best teachers.
he Industrial department at one-half above
j training In Industrial arts Apply early.
Landon b. Smith, Chappell Hill, Texas.
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Corpus Christi, Texas.-Dear Haphom-
mer. ! would like to join your club.
have leen reading the Hans' page for a
kong time, but have never written before.
We have a very pretty little city here. 1t
is Il perfect health resort; has one bank
three large dry goods stores, Eve large
grocery stores and number OF small ones,
two ice factories Que electric light plant
local and long distance telephone and
many Other improvements. ! am 10 years
old ] will close for my FIRST time. A
wculdrbG Hap.
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Nayasota, Texas.--Dear Haphammer: 7
an a girl of . years old and would like
TO toia the Happybammer club / love to
read the Ilappyhanmer page. II IS SO In
name Is Pesty. My oldest brother. Ar
mand; gave It to me last Christmas for NV
birthday. because my birthday Is on De.
cember %. new Hap,
M
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28

Phile and Elmer Kay went to
the Salt River valley to work.
F. M. Aliens family have
moved to Snowflake where they
expect to make Their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McLaws
were up from Snowflake Wednes-
day, visiting Mrs. A. Z. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Ellsworth are
here from Central, visiting
friends and relatives and looking
after their property.
Agnilla and Lorenzo Standi-
frd started Monday for the
Mexico line where they expect
to work this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Stevenson
are rejoicing over the arrival of
a fine son on the 18th. Mother
and child are doing nicely and
Pete goes around with a broad
smile on his face.
Mrs. Mary A. Standifird was
called away at o'clock Thurs.
day night to Pinedale to see Mrs
lanes Petersen who was very
sick. She returned Friday even
ing and reports Mrs. Peterson
improving.
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NEIGHBORING NEWS
Fort Apache.

Dr. Hepburn left On the Dist
for Fort Huachua. He goes
there for temporary duty.
Bruce Grouse, son of Indian
Agent Grouse, arrived on the
18th from Phoenix. He came
overland via Globe.
The E troop nine played the
Indian nine a game on their own
grounds on the 21st. Result,
"a to 4 in favor of E troop.
David Peacock, eldest son OF
Sergt Peacock, who has been
very i'll with cholera morbus, has
recovered. Thanks to the care
ful treatment of DR.. Hepburn.
G troop returned on the 21st
from the annual practice march.
They report having had a pleas
ant trip and liked Holbrook very
much. They pronounce Arizona
watermelons as something ex-
cellent. and all along the road
they were to be had at a reason
able price and were much appre-
ciated.
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HOLBROOK, ARIZONA, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1901

ence of a number of national
senators and representatives,
who can and will do much to
assist the territory in securing
justice and fair treatment from
congress. No less than $500
is put up on horse races. The
best horses Of the west and a
number of flyers from Missouri
will take part in the events. The
cowboy carnival, with it's roping
and bronco riding will be of dc
cided interest. The midway,
with its varied attractions has
been adequately provided for.
Everyone should try to attend
the Fair this year. $3.50 fo1
round trip; you can hardly afford
to stay at home.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
The Advertising Car.

H. S. Knight, of Albuquerque,
than whom no man is better
fitted for such an office, has been
made superintendent of advertis-
ing for the New Mexico Fair
Association, and with a cops OF
competent assistants and an un-
limited supply of the finest kind
of advertising matter will visit
every town in New Mexico, Ari-
zona and the El Paso district,
Texas, which he can make with
his special advertising car. Look
out for Knight and the Fair
association car. 1t will be in
Holbrook on or about Oct. 1st.
The advertising men are fully
primed on fair matters and are
not in the least adverse to ans
wering questions; in fact, they
like to. That the coming festi-
val in Albuquerque will be the
most notable occurance of the
kind in the history of fairs in the
southwest is certain. The state
hood convention which has beer
called for Oct. Is, the first day
of the fair, will insure the pres
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
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For information in regard to
stopover privileges, etc, apply
to Agent Santa Fe Route.
For New Mexico Territorial
Fair, Albuquerque Oct. Is to 19.
Tickets on sale Oct. IA to 10, in
elusive; roundtrip rate $3.50.
The excursion rate to Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo
has been extended. and tickets
will be sold to that point Oct.
8 and 4; rate $S7.
For the Trienniai Convention
Episcopal Church at San Fran
cisco Oct. 2, tickets will be sold
at $35. for roundtrip. Dates OF
sale Sept. 20 to %, with final
rSturn limit of Nov. IS.
For meeting of the Synod ot
New Mexico and Arizona of the
Presbyterian church, at Flag
staff, Oct. 4 to 10, tickets will be
sold at one frst-class fare and
one fifth for the round trip.
For Serni-Annual Conference,
Mormon Church, Salt Lake City,
Oct. 4, 5 and 6, round trip tickets
will be sold at $44.95. Dates oi
sale Sept. % and 20; return limit
60 days from date of sale.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
ASTHMA CURE FREE!
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WRITE ADDRESS

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W OOiruH.

Phile Kay was in town a few
days last week.
]. H. Willis and n. Decker were
out preaching Sunday.
School commenced on the 23d,
with Mr.. King, from Ohio, as
principal, and Mr.. S. Smith as
primary teacher.
Seeing in Shumway items last
week about early frost" makes
US all rather suspicious, as Will
Frost was up there last week.
All the young folks enjoyed a
moonlight melon party Sunday
on Mr. Lees porch where melons
were enjoyed by all, after which
a very interesting program was
rendered.
Ships reports that c. l. Kempt
of Concho, met with a seriou:
accident last week. While try
ing to climb onto a load of hay
the horses started and he fel
under the wheels two of which
ran over him, causing interna
injuries, which are serious ano
may prove fatal. We hope tn
injury may not be so serious a
reported.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
Santa Fe Excursions.

For information in regard to
stopover privileges. etc, apply
to Agent Santa Fe Route.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
Rev. Or. Morris Wechsler,
Rabbi of the Cong. Bi!ai Israel.

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Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
Notice For Publication.

Land Office at Prescott. Ariz., Sept. 20, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
fore Clerk of the Probate Court, ut Hol-
brook, Arizona, OH Nov. !. 1901, viz: Thomas
8 and and e15 swl4, Sec. 60, T. "a north. R.
19 east.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: Julius Wetzler, VIM.
Armbruster, Charles Calm, of Holbrook,
Ariz., and Ed. Chandler. of Winslow, Ariz.
FREDERICK A. TRITLE, JR.,
Register.
First Pub. Sept. %, 1901.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28

You assume no risk when you
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Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1901-09-28
Notice.

During the next thirty days l
shall pay the highest prices Of
the year for Forest Reserve lands
in lots from 40 to 1000 acres.
Don't fail to write me. I want
your land. Abstract must show
clear rifle from patent down and
free from liens, mortgages. etc.
% w. H. CLARK,
Holbrook, Ariz.