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Evening star., 1901-10-03
Brought u Subscription List.


Later he brought me "a subscription list
and wanted me to sign for some stock l
declined to sign and told him 1 had no
enterprise Soon afterward l heard Sena-
tor Pritchard had been told that 1 owed
Hawks money. When Hawks next came
| to my Office l called him to account for
circulating such unfounded story. He
denied it, but told him it was no use to
do so. Thareupon he sat down at a desk
and wrote the following note. which have
kept:
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. II, 1900
| 'Col. James f. Boyd
MY Dear Sir: You do not owe me one cent
and never did, mgr have: ever said you
did 1 did not say to Senator Pritchard
| that you had offered ta pay you part of
my claim against the fHeistand combina-
| tion. The senator is mistaken, and Col.
Mcintyre will so state, ! believe.
81 snssrsly Ssvsr ssX E M 6
stock" resumed judge-Boyd.
did you state, to me-" asked Major
Hawks. that you had withdrawn from
| the combination pc
.I was never in it, said Judge Boyd.
| You have not scrap, of paper from me. -
Judge Boyd was asked about the last
letter. reading ''and the government will
Il don't think + eveT signed that" re-
| spcnded Judge Boyd. o"1 would not have
signed it If had seen that sentence"
| Hawks GRoss4Examined.
Judge Boyds testimony was followed by
long examination of Major Hawks by At
torney Needham.rr Mr. Needham tried to
! get statement from Hawks about how the
| sentence land the government will look
| with favor on the sam&' originated, and
whether the official titles of Judge Boyd.
| Mr.. Meiklejohn and Col. Heistand were at
tached to their signature. The original
/ draft Of the testimdnial had been destroyed.
/ but copy. written partly from memory
| by Major Hawks and turned over to Col.
/ Heistand was produced ana read. It had
/ neither the objectionable sentence nor the
| official titles with the signature. A certified
| copy, however, which Hawks has. contained
/ both the sentence and the titles.
Who wrote those changes" asked Sem
ator Burrows. impatiently. after long ques-
/ tioning to no effect.
81 think Col. Heistand did or dictated
them to q typewriter said Hawks.
who put In the official ttlesr' persisted
| the senator.
'They were in the original" replied
Hawks. much confused at the repeated In
i quiries.
! "You notH2 N unimportant nhangs In
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THE HEMP INQUIRY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

ed. and he wanted the copies to aid in pro-
tecting himself and his wife and children"
When the Copies Were Made.
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the official designations of the signer." de-
ciared Co1onel Heis,aI1d. "I sent the let
ter to Major Hawks by my messenger"
Did 1t contain the. expression and the
government villa look; with favor on the
same"" asked Senator Btirrows
1t did not. whose words were not in
the original i a.
Not a Copy of the Original.
Is the copy furnished the committee a
copy of the original?'
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on account Of his position. / asked him
why? If it was wrong for him if would
| not be wrong for me, whereupon he replied
| that l was not in position to be at
tackled
Witness said he also saw Assistant Sec
retaries Allen and Meiklejohn regarding
| their taking stock. and they also favored
| doing so, Allen before seeing Corbin and
Meiklejohn afterward.
Were to Pay for Stock.
WAS it ever intimated to General Corbin
| that he would not have to pay for his
stock?''
mo, SIR emphatically responded the
witness. No one was to get any stock
| without paying for it, except the promo
! ters.'
The amount mentioned to Messrs Meikle-
| john and Allen was $4,000 worth of stock.
Witness never had any further conversation
| with Mr.. Allen about the matter. Witness
| said that when Mr.. Hawks brought him
| the figures regarding the hemp business he
| took them to Mr.. Meiklejohn and said he
/ believed they would be interesting to him
| as well as to the insular division. Nothing
| was said to Meiklejohn about the stock on
| this occasion, and he did not further talk
| with him about it. Regarding Mr.. Boyd
| witness said he never had any talk with
him about the company at any time OF
place.
Next day after Hawks brought the fig
ures he came again and brought a letter
Of introduction. and said he would like to
| have 1t signed by himself. General Corbin
| Mr.. Meiklejohn, Mr. Boyd, and others
Witness had typewriter copy made and
Hawks took 1t out and brought it back 10
witness with Mr.. Boyds signature at.
| tached. Hawks asked witness to get Gen.
eral Corbin's signature. and witness told
him he knew General Corbin wei enoueh
himself to get it. that General Corbin had
| withdrawn all interest in the project and
he, witness, would not ask such a thing.
| Witness took 1t to Meiklejohn, who signed
| 1t, and then witness signed It.
None OF the names were accompanied hy
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29
TAe 0sas6 Roos.

The presence of the block knot is
noticed on some Of our Colorado plum
and cherry trees and the dissass 10 sps
10 spresd 10 not checked The svsilines
are arst noticed 10 early srring. often -
soou - growth bewinA They ere then
u . ysllowish color. but get darker With
age. In Nay and June . crop os spores
appears on the surface d the knots, re-
ssmbiing TO the naked ovs . sust. dovay
covering. This suoa disappeass. when
the knots continue TO get darker until
winter. when they have the characters
tic black color which makes them %
conspicuous at this season a the year.
The treatment generally recommended
to cut o6 the knots and burn them.
which b . good thing to do if done b.
fore the winter spores have been distsi-
buted. IL not. then some sdditiooal
treatnsnt will be necessary. All tDots
should b cut od and burned dusisg
this moosh and in addition spray the
tsess With . seroog solution os bosdsasx
MIXTURE. About the time that bvds
start, spray again with ordinary streogth
borassua MIXTURE. This ought 10 de-
stroy sll q the winter spoess. Then 10
csss the bsssches may have been a.
ready isfectsd the pssvious year. thsy
sAould - spssysd sesin during tAs
lsstss part q Nay md the arss q Jues.
Tie young hsoss may b destscysd By
psisting then 9th pare kesussos oil.
II thoro1Ghly applied there gill - %
troub,s In coutrcllioG the disesse. pro
vsdiue ell old. worthless trsss have bsss
cus on. sd 6urr~a.
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CEDAR EDGE METHODIST Er1ecoPAL
CHuRCH.-sunday -rhcoi every Sunday as iesp
.. m. Preaching the arSs and third sunday In
each month. A welcome for all.
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nsv - osov As1ss.sss.

la growing asparagus IL 10 bsst TO dig
trenches three OF four fest apart and
twelve inches deep; then put 10 layer
os manure to an sbost half oe the trench
sfsss 10 hes bssa pseked down. On this
pet too OF thrss inches a soil oo vhich
plscs The ruoss. svresdinG them out In
ell dissctions and cover With nne soil.
packing down oil around. The plants
shoold DOT stand closer than too feet in
The ro~s. ssd - they start 10 grow more
soii sAoaId Be- drawn into the trenches
until tAs surfsce - Ieve, agsis. Althat
= sscsssasy dsriug the ssasoo b 70 keep
The gsosod cell irrigated and frss from
Vsrds- To saiss . nsst -ciso crop the
6sd - 10 - fessilised every year BY
ssasosssae manure over the p,asts 10 the
fall. n white os b,soched asparagus b
dssissd, the roots nave 10 b set deeper
ed sAe so0s have TO b hilled Up - Ia
essssy ssltuss.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29

W0Oeo - W00A9s01.
hesb asss - thira Rssdays eveain0 of seeA
naath h Aaacaic hall. CusrdiAs NeigAhos
Mn. sasaA etagisson Ciesh. Cosa 0stts-
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D.ss y ~ - s.y Cas>S

0oss y ~ - Day CAsae
A chsep rsosdy for coughs and colds
e all right but you want somethin ng
that viii relieve ana cure the most -
we're aad dangerous results Of throat
and lung troubles What shall you do?
Go 70 . warmer asd more regular cli-
mstsf Yes. il possible; II not possible
for you. thso in either cas- take the
only remedy that has bsss istsoducsd
in ~ sivilissd cosatEiss 9th soceso In
ssvses throaa ssA lsnG tsosblss. "Bos
eAss's Ossoaa 0ysup- 70 - esiy
hsals ssd ssioulstss ths ttDsss 70 de-
tsoy Tie esso dissess. but sliays ioas
ostioa. csssss sssy espsctosatioo. givss
. good sights rest. and cusss ths %.
tient. Try one bottle. Recommended
many yearsb BY all druggists 10 the world
For sale BY r Louks
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29
Pali0aa Teassss sssspsss.

Pullnaa Toassss sssspess.
Via Tho Colombo Midland Ry.. leave
Denver at $50 .. M. Wednesday 6 each
week. running through to Los Angeles.
Cal, without change. via Salt Lake.
East bound. thess cars leave Los An
gsles Mooday Of each week.
The cost Of double berth In Tourist
Sleeper. which will accommodate two
persons. y only el-5O between Denver
and San Frsncisco or Los Angeles
Ask agests of Colorado Midland Ry.
for ticket rates. time tables and Illus
trstsd pamphlets concerning the day
light rids through the best Colorado
scsneey. O. adde's
". F. BAILEY,
Gen. Pa Agt.. Denver. Colo.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29

METHODIST cHURCH- R~v. 4 v. Dubois,
PASTOR services at II .. m. and so .. N. sun
day shool 81 10 .. m. Mis- Emma Myer.. super
iuteDsienI Epworth leagus meesx at an p. N
Prayer meesing "Wednesday eveninss 81 ehufch
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lev EXCOraaloH RATEs.

ro l,asasssosa. OeeGoo. WaaAao6soo
80 000aa0a p0soas-
On esch Tuesday. until April 20. the
Deover and Rio Grande railroad will
sell one vsy colooists tickets, from all
points on the main lines between Den
yer and Grand Junction. At the follow.
ing rates.
Ban Francisco. Los Angeles and Ban
Diego. e500.
Portland, Spokane. Tscous and
Seattle. e25.00.
Butte and Helena. 400.
From all points located od the main
lines. the local rate 10 the nearest main
line junctioo point. vill b ided to the
shove rates.
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0soseA DsAs WssssA.

Ths Cimarron and Uncompahgre Val
Icy Canal and Reservoir company will
receive bids for the construction OF one
to i've miles Of the Cimsrron ditch. for
cash. r.serving the right 10 refuse any
and all bids.
Tho bids TO b opened April 9. 1901.
At 200 p. N.
Specifications and classi6catioo at the
ofice os the secretary.
F. G. CATI1x. secretary.
Moutross. Colorado.
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y . . .. Ooeso.

F1 - rvssty -ssoosd Aanusl Es-
Oo0oGDs O. A. r. Pueblo. Col. April.
1o2 ~ ~ 0saoAs sill make . rsts
q 80 oAss ~ ~ soss6 trip froo oil
Vues0 - Cs.ssoAs - Pssb,o ssd return
1Ssoses Vm - - ssie April . ssd 10.
socd 10 return csii Ap.l 70.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Dsas. Cs..sy o0ssss.


sheh6, George Smith.
County Cle,f and Recordes. q. <. ysssusaa.
County Treasurer. n. Ernet C1aek.
County Aoeoor. H. L. CurtiaL
County Surveyor. John A. Curtis.
County Judge, Milton B. weleA.
County Supr Of Schools. Nn. n. J. Browns.
Corones-Dr. g. B. Heuta-
County Commissioner. !. II. Hc4ufay. yohn
Grimth. sol. ssephens- Ths board meets The am
week Of each quAssss.
Deass Town ssOesss.
Mayor, VIM. Aathen-
Clerk, Clarence NelsenA
Treasurer, W. H. Nathen.
Trustees. John A. Curtis. Geo. 8. Cooklin. l. y.
McMurray, DR.. s. B. Houts. ". Z. Gale, Joa Z
shock.
The Board Of trustees meeis the efst and shise
Thursdays Of each month.
a. =. ssA a. y.
Nesting nights. every second and Sourth MOI
days of each month. at the Aasouie Hall In tbs
Delta County Bank building. Geo. Stephan.
". H.. u. J. Johnson. ssc'y.
0ss.es Chapter. Ns- -, .. Z. q
Meets The nrst aud third Aoadsy night. Of escA
nooth In Nasonic hall. Helan A. Stephan.
worthy Matrou; ors H. watson. Secretary
0sasA Assa LsAge. He. -. x. 81 ?.
Meeting nights. Tuesdays of each week, at tAs
Masonic Hall in the Delta County Rank builoing.
!. ~. McMurny, c. c.; Ed Van De vestes.
X. Of Z. and y.
Meeting night. Fridays Of each week. In tAs
Odd Fellows Hall In the Farnen md Merchants
Bank building. C. Nelson. n. g.; L wiGrsn,
sec'y.
weston. sssVe KDeaoposss.
Meeting nights, INST and third Mondays feaeh
aonrh. Il. ". kamay. C. P; Norman Beckiey.
KasA>vt. B&N>haA loAwe.
Meeting nirh.. second and fUurth Thursdays
Of each month. in Odd Fellows Hall. Mr.. sOra
Watson, NC. Joseph Roiii'a. Secretary.
WoeAaes - che WOesA
Delta Camp D<, meets ART and third ThusU
days Of eseh month in the Masonic hall J. @.
Miller. c. c. Yrcd n. Dtckerson. eierf.
Camp No. sss. Surface Creek. meets hrss and
third Saturday niEhts al Eekest hall. nias
wenscs. consul. u. K. Fen<ssoa. cserk.
Pssseess sssSs Peesae.
J. J. wintna Enesmpment Neesinss heal
every Saturday atsp n. IL. Winioo, Con-
n.nder; c. b. CrySier. .rribe.
wm. spauiding Encampoent. No. =. ness q
Erkess s-cood and fourth saturday Iights Of
each aossh. v. II. Jsrvis. coo1andes. ". :
ChAaber. srribe.
1eGssssoo Pssa, Ne. -. q. =. ..
Ases sacA sscoed Gnavsday anssossa - ~
cry meath IN Mashers' hall. J. =. WhiDosy.
csaoasAsr JeAs DaviA seaies vtcs csonanA-
q. james DlAis. luaiss vSes es00no4rE J.. Z
Insann. aA1nle1E z. =. lAYelpk. 01aes4
&C ueAA. skAesAlas Q. y. Dsssy. sossr q -
Aay: yeAs AeAllisaes: snres - ~ gnsa; ~
AssAss& S.assssaasss sssssass.
WOOeo - W0oAae00.
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4 alx s.ae 0lersd.

4 olI o0sD O0esed.
Five room dwelling house. good loca-
ton. Only eA00. sl70 cash down. bal
snce in payments Of $40 pes month.
W. II. MAsfIH.
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VOs sale Chesp.

vos sale Cheap.
Well built cottage. three rooms. large
pantry and closet. water in house. two
lots, eIcslieut location. Apply Farmers
and Merchants bank.
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Ordes q divine serv,ces In the chapel Il the
monastery: On ~eet days, O'Clock q -. eele-
bs.tion Of the na.s holy sarrtnce Of mas every
moruins. On Sundays and holidays. O'Clock
.. N. celebration Of the most holy AcriScc Of
mae, sermon. senedicsioa with the moss bles~rd
sacnment, and susday school. All aR cordially
Invited.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29

PRESBYTERIAN cHURCH-sevsce At II ..
n and 800 p. n. kev. II. ). Frothinshsa passne
Sunday School st 10 . m. II. J. fosthinsham
supt The Chrtssian Endeavon meet at
GSs ?. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
af he church.
The Delta independent., 1901-03-29

sAINTL LUKEs EPIsCOPAL CHuRCH-
Charles ". @. Lyon. rector. sesvtcrs ~ nO
O =. CcaasMatioa cias % i7s0 p. N.
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GO0eeAsA.

vIRsT BAPTIST cHrRCH = Services ss II
n. asd 80 .. m. Rev. A. A. Layton. passos
Sunday school u 10 .. m. Or. A. II. ssnrhhaA.
superintendent. Yoane Peoples meeting nj s;ss
p. n Prayer meeting On Wednesday evsainss si
The church.
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HOUSTON DAILY PosT: MORNING. FEBRUARY ia 1901

OLD; live in the country. nv mana "a
farmer; l go to school ana Ike NV
,escner very much. He is awful good 10
MS pupils, although no gets after us
Nnen we are bad children. haven't
~ pets except cat; Its name is Tab.
My brother has fine dog--he is a sheD-
alu, and his name is Manard. They work
MN In a little wagon. Well, ril ring
on LOT fear the waste basket viii get
'' ie''er' Willie McElroy.
u, m,,,eWton, Texss.-Dear Haphammer:
WIN you admit another 11-year.old how
INTO your happy band OF boys and rirlsg
NY father is dead, but I live with my
grandpa. He takes The Post and enioy
readlng the Haps letters. | have a little
eoN-nis name Is Joe; he isn't old enough
W rue yet, but Ii won't be long. Ny
prother and | made bale of cotton by
ourselves this last year. live slA miles
norm OF Newton. | will try to tell you
soout the little town OF Newton. 1t has
me court house. jail and three business
nouses and Is prohibition town. |
VIII close. A new Hap,
Eska Downs.
Peters. Texas.-+Dear Haphammer: 1
ask to be admitted TO your happy band
wen, i want TO tell you little about
my homestead. live out in the country
10 my fathers peach orchard. My fatnei
mas very large peach orchard and we
sell very many peaches and peach trees
every year This year We want to raise
oVoo dozen peach trees. | am working
ln broom factory every day, and get
from $50 to $50 brooms in my hand every
DAY. reckon a whole lot of you Haps
haven't seen how a broom Is made.
would ike TO correspond with some OF
my age that will write flrst will answer
every letter. Ny age Is rs. A true Hap.
Fritz W. Bngelking.
Atwell, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: |
JON the club three years ago, and sent
10 cents fer Guy Fagen's monument, and
haven't w.itten since. did not vote on
'ne last contest. but IL had certainly
Won have voted on the affirmative side.
think the affirmative put UP the pes.
argument II they d not get the most
vo es, AS no one has ever described the
little town OF Atwell will try to do so.
II Is situated eight or nine miles from
Inc railroad on pretty, level country. II
mas enc drug store, one y goods and
grocery store, an Odd Fell sws' hall, a
blacksmith shop AMI a dwelling hou es.
Hays, don't you all think that does we.lg
When l wrote before there wasn't a
single house there. Well. as see the
editor beg ming to frown over such a
lorg and embarrassing letter | will close,
with 10 cents for the helping fund
Lille May Jones.
Baird, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: Will
you take a new member? have beer
reading the other men1herc' Iattars and
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think they are very interesting. Ny
sister, Water Lily" as she calls her
SELF Is the one who CONVERTED me: /
saw her reading the paper and got TO
reading thcm myself. and | like them
ever 40 much l think II would be very
good 10 tax the members 5 cents monthly.
Bonnie Belle has some very exciting
experiences, sure don't see how she
holds up under the strain / don't think
II would do at all for women to hold
Offices; 1t takes men with nerves OF
steel TO face gun in the hands OF a
desperate man, with any degree of cool
ness. | am IA years old, and where |
live Is very nice little city, with a
healthy situation. Well. good bye for
this time. as 1t is getting late. Wal,
though. George Campbell / would like 10
know you. Ta-ta, Cucumber.
Timpson. Texas.--Dear Haphammer.
My last two letters were not printed, but
take courage to write again. l was
glad the negative side won In the late
contest, although | did not vote. l think
the subject Norma Lee Pate suggested Is
real good one. as we Kids can discuss
that subject as well as the hig folks. BY
the WY. l was reading In the Haps' page
this morning where Blind Carl was mar
ried. l wish him all possible happiness
anu hopO nc WV iutbtl Ihc nays IL uc
is a married man now. We take the Luf-
kin paper. but didn't see anything about
his marriage l suppose some OF the
Haps are all the time dying and getting
married and we know nothing about It.
l know several that have gotten married
myself. Alice and Emma Hooper both
live In this county, which Is Shelby, but
have never seen them. | will be IL
years old the 10th OF March and would
like so much to have letter party on
! that day Goodbye. Wehbe Bussey.
p. S.--Flve cents for the helping fund.
w.B
| Brandon, Hin County, Texas.--Deai
Haphanmer: l have often read interest.
/ ing and intelligent letters from the Hap.
/ pyhadnrners but those written during the
1 last contest were the most en.icing let
/ tiers | ever read Every one tried L
see who could write the most instructive
letters. Those of Sunset Wod," Pear
Epperson and 'Woodbine" were JUS
splendid and many more were almost as
good. certainly enjoyed Oliver Thorn
tons and Alice Hooper's letters. Cons
again, ''Wo.dbine," you and your rem y
had time with those cruel sisters
. Dedn't yea? take a great dead OF inter.
est in reading THE Club Talk" and thint
/ 1t Is real interesting. On, Haps, you
ought to have been with me the cthel
day. ! was hunting some patterns an.
found a pattern which was cut cut o.
The Pott. and | tell you 1t was the Haps
page, dated October IS, 1895. ! read al
of the letters and you don't know how
much difference is in the letters OF toda,
and the letters OF then. Come again, TX,
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Center News Not-s.

Center, Texas. February 1.-THE COM
missloners court is now in session l..
T. Noyes OF Houston is here figuring with
the court ON some repairs on the jail.
Chiuquepin camp. Woodmen OF the
World, gave grand bali at the court
house Friday night
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Club Talk.

: very good letter fr7m
sO0ut what the girls Of West
90 and reading it l feel more
Proud Of our Texas girls. Suca
lase active intelligent women
'unuence will be felt ali about
WE isino need for a woman to
'1Se her influence felt. 1t is her
asnple that ten the story. 1
E'sa heard girls say with great
~ey could not sew or cook or
'u properly, and l have felt
sna Tor her. Th:se duties can
=" oy the way you do them,
y silly. "'Aiu VI ignorance
.ras sey shows true courage.
~ es twice to write to the page
Il. wi not discouraged by her
ina SHes again and succeeds.
|ss' fue spirit, and is the secret
n. NY y should read the rules and
son la ne must give the editor
y n o. the letter will go
tss,,s. bourne from which no
Rcs', ,the waste basket.
|out !, ue the same mistake OF
\ "a, I've real name. Will SINE OF
49, me what word was used in
ana ma 4, used, instead OF the word
bns Wi me where the quotation
Es3 ~ Megginson: The name
sish n has already been
~ ~ me Haps would use their
! Co., Is better in every way.
Is ~,2y writes a very good let :
|uthe,ss 'ner too long. because 1t
Il ME- ma out, but had SO many
cns es S thar 1t goes in. There
L! 4, SPHINX, however. the most
Issr cs,a ~ the works OF man. 1t
i The r r,. in Egypt, looking al
Ia bv ~ Of the sun, which was
Fit |. me Egyptians. and II is
kana' s on. most fascinating thing
|e7sr one can gaze and gaze al
Pss shsay Of Its strange dignity.
here ,oSs,, II Is waiting for, as it
Z Wlng down the centuries
saret Hadley Foster.
. ~
HAPPYHAlMMpRs
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INTER AND SUMMER.

f
~ II. 0. KNoWLToN)
me winter would go.
~ he summer would come,
H. brogn farmer will hoe
little brown bee VIII num-
Ho. hum!
min bis fife will trill,
roodpecker beat his drum.
/, their tents in the hill
Il green troops will come.
Ho, hum!
ycssoms are sick in bed,
dear little birds are dumb,
has cold in her head.
inner takes long to come.
Ho. hunt
tcnny blue fields of sky
k,uy green fields below,
.,nocks fy and the lamb flocks
iruner will come. l know.
Ho. hol
pi and around the trees,
Butter and fit will go
&irg frolicking breeze,
Iu With a whlsh, no. no.
Ho. no!
blossoms take long to come,
be iclcles long to go:
sumner will come, and the bees
hum.
u bright little brook will flow.
know. Ho. no!
st. Nicholas.
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b VISIONS OF FARMLAND.

" MRS, S. NJ. B. PATTY
b her blue. faint eyes, could
lean too much;
ply Sustained, wanted things to
u.h.
/ lin on the stair with half a
uss,
sis you sleep!" he said. She
lspered. "Hush!"
that painted book last night and
na about Prince Charming
pa you, though?
vas wide awake in time to see
,hnd! wish you'd been with
f.n 4 ike" "oh, 1T was green
4 still,
sh and Wild red roses and hill,
'a' shy birds that sung far up the
Flver, all in mist, was there!''
was ltf' Why, the moon wen
Mtae other rose the sum-"
" one get there?" "oh. the
= lies through
you little sleeper, and the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-02-17

came the reply. when we arrived at
home shut them UP In room and went
10 telegraph TO the officers at Omaha 20
come and get the men and bring the re-
ward. They telegraphed back Tor me 10