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Texas. ulast prominent rice and ichacc
planters.
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after a pheasant visit az one month wit
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Do not leave home on n journey without
4 bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie Cholera
and niarrhoea Remedy. II IS almost Ger
tain TO be needed and can not b. procured
while you are on board the cars or steam.
ship 1t is pleasant, safe and reliable. FOR
sale by all druggists.
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guilty, pending the argument OF dcmurrers
eainsi the Indictments. The demurreTs
VIII be argued next week Robert Moore.
~ Httl l"r the defendants Their made a
inp110n Ia dismiss the forgery indlcfments
lscaaring that the indictments stated that
,as crime was committed Ia September
~ 4 date which had not yet arrived.
$40 thAt thls made the papers faulty
assistant District Attorney GaryIn said
5Ast The grand Jury had remedled that
lseistf yesterday by fling sJpersedlng in
iletmehts In all four instances. The re-
sesier thereupon refused TO dismiss the
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A Farmer suicided.

San Antonio. Texas. May a. Peter wien
er. aged 80 years wei-fo-do farmer On
the Hilotes creek. fifteen miles from ths
city. shot himself In the head With win
shestes Ilfie AZ o'clock tAls morning npd
died al O'clock tonight
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to be held at sherman mex,
The hoys viii be accomparnssare
sponsors, Misses Kate sul
Bridges. Willie Chestnut *
Church and . great many Of
delegates.
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s'.si,e2I last week Of this the total OF
es-lsiitan cotton Is 2,590. as4. against 25s4.
IAe total worlds visible supply ~ cot
- SHOWS 4 decrease compared with last
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LEI us hswe q s-aoes board tsst
rf1i respect rs yroaais*s AID al
aafnls.Ar the scAeess 30 the Interest
II ire rutgie T4ks 90 hour- !. ae
esssry. toasy saa 20 10 the go.as
and vrie for
AyDgEw DOW.
n. l. MILLS.
Il & MosEHART.
wM- wAgE
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stock at Interior towns ...-.. 47sIs
Same time last year ...,.. @1Gs
Stock al Liverpool ......-. TIlUf
Same time last year .-..... G10gs
Stock 81 American ahaat far Great
Britain .. ...-.-..-........ l9ldg
Sssae time Lass YEAR .........- tsLlQ
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Dr. Cronln win he absent from the city
for two or three months Or. + y GRAY
VIII attend all calls uutil Dr. Croaln re-
turns.
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PATRICK IN COURT.

r'eaded Not GUILTY 10 Charges OF Mur-
der and Forgery.
Sew Aotk, May S-Albert 7. Patrick,
Aa'le l. short ana Morris Meyers were
& aisned hef0rs Recorder Con today ami
LED 70 lHdietmeRfs for forgery and
~ an Indictment for the murder
N,..s nste Texas niliionafre, wiiiiA,,,
-'Al hie@ The defendants plsaded no.
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Cors'eana Firennen Viii Go to sharmsn.
eorsieana. Texas, May 3.-The CorSirana
~ SSsphftment Is making Preparations fo-
lie state klrenen's Association conrention
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ORANGE LOCAL NEWs.

Intls e. S $500 Oh. SIS Gss
Outside Sew EcGE eHf .13 l19 1t-Q
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Funeral OF Mrs. Gordon.
The funeral of Mrs. S. NJ. Gordon toox
place yesterday afternoon from the family
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Comparative Cotton Statement

View YORK, Nay a.--for he week endInr
Friday. May 3;
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: TQJA - :
cATARRH TABLETS
ere Ds,escs,il5ed by Ply
sEGEans because they are
fhe hest SzsaOvvas remedy for
fSEs universal complaint.

Catarrh |. at hone almost anywhere and everywhss
While more common In cold, ehangeabe climates 1t by
means confined to the but prevalent IN every STATE
territory m the onion
The common definition of eatarrh Is chronic cold d
the head which long neglected Often destroys the
smell and hearing; but there many other tons OF tx
disease even more obstinate and dangerous.
Catarrh Of the throat and bronchial tubes wei i
catarrh of the stomach and liver almost
nasal eatarrh and generally difficult TO cure
Catafrh undoubtedly blood disease and can only y
successfully eradicatcd by internal treatment; Spra
washes and powders Useless as tar as reaching the real
of the disease s concerned.
Dr. McIyerney advises catarrh sufferers to new
er.paration sold by druggists called Suar Catarrh Tab
because acuL analysis has shown these tablets to contain
tain antisspt Qualities of the highest value and being
ternai remedy, pleasant the taste, convenient and ha
adults.
An attorney and public speaker. VINO had been
eatarrh sufferer for years says;
Every fall would catch a cold which would settle
my head and throat and hang all winter long and every
winter seemed to get little was continually clear
ing my throat aad my voice beaue ceeted to sueh ex1
as to interfere with my public speaking.
tiled trochcs and cheap cough and sometimes ga
relief but only for short time until this winter when
learned of the catarrh Suarts Catarh Tabth
through newspaper advertisement. Two fifty cent boxa
which bought my druggists cleared my head and th
fine shape and guard against return OF old us
keep boz of the tablets hand and whenever catch
ttle cold take tablet two ana ward of any setmh
Developments"
stuarts Catarh Tabtcts deserves 10 head the Int 81
hoosehoid remedy check and break op coaghs and cold
bscausc unlike many other catarrh and oogh thess as
lets contain O2iatc. cocaic any injurious drog.
T. a. STUART CO.,
REagsbasgs BsgeGigaA'
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-15
THE CLUB.

vhsmmers are the young people
nss RSrsnl who read the Youths De.
en- ~ The Houston Post. There are
tlhl /" cbsrres of any kind connected
I'M club. Boys and girls VINO rean
Nv NAV be enrolled as active mem
n sending name, age and address.
\, %, the EiappYhammers' Club.
f. sos or rlrl IN the United States can
~ member Of the club by sending
Il, name 10 the editor OF the page.
=. * nasf be addressed Houston Post,
ttsmner Department. Houston, Tex
4 !, write on both sides OF your paper;
~. ,rish 10 use Il fancy name, send
" mi name to the editor. No let
IA he printed unless this rule Is com
III the name "Happyhammer" or
4 with capital letter.
4 ne object Of all Ilappyhnmmers TO
IN happiness when and wherever
<en Hence the club name and motto.
I'M flower Is the violet, the CLUB tree
Nv oak. and the club pet Is the
NJ hid. all Seing chosen by the
IA themselves The favorlte cog OF
Is the Scotch con'e, or
fcnb eolOrs are rose and gray. These
are Intended to be worn with or
IN tie club button or pin. They are
fr,o badge by nlnning or sewing
AZ two pieces OF narrow ribbon, one
4 pink and the other Of light gray
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CLUB TALK.

g the CONTEST is over the letters
are many Of them on the subject
oe for at least two weeks. They
II. Nllhln time 10 have the votes
OUT many Of them are worth print
0seVcr, they would only have made
Lees majority all the greater. for
lhse number Of the votes, in fact
'Aree counted today, were cast for
70 call your attention to the poem
eaa OF the page. 1t would make a
'ation and I am sure the Happy,
VIII sympathize with the feeling
"a In It.
|. AaSwell ranks me too high when
" ne as great" ! am simply
~ woman, trying to do The
hes before me, and IL l have
Nv. one OF she club to try for a
~ netter life I am more than re.
lae trouble No, | am NOT great
Il means, for often GET very GROSS
pep letter where some foolish III
I'M "a ner blue eyes or brown
ahor, allDg hair. or some silly
i sy ~, sweethearts Oh yes, ] get
4 EsnasHHi Tor our page is not given
4 fTy Sa hammers for such nonsense
nd re boys are silly, TOO, some
|tpeseto seI letters that are full NJ
hVnes ABOUT girls. Those letters
a nuhT g tae basket, for do not pro.
IA, s', y. one that has n false or a
4 d 1ttio II, | am afraid l lose my
.eneona 100, wtsn / get a letter
!, IN W1ose FIRST letter went 10
4 ~ sna instead OF improving on
II NJ, they simply repeat what
ii lntsrs", isn't that discouraglng?
mn !, upte1 inst at that line py
n Gala. ,wo of our club members,
~ niHsN OF Beaumont. / can't Tell
III M ,'s ~ | was 10 meet them. Ard
NJ M ss1e only pleasure I had. They
IN, V-s,<o tor eddie Belle IefIer's
+ III p VINO Joins me In saving "Hur-
sFan tsssa!unont Happyhammer clubf"
M ~ reads tails. know. Now.
I'm clubs are going 10 he
y eon gS91sst Just think how much
n a. no! ] am going to ord or
H. /, once and little Eddie BELLE
N b,,tsr christmas n we can get
n sluh - the Beaumont Happy
u Nssgs,,Iord wishes "Wanderer,s"
'S Present address is Gurdon.
q e vas i Mary Rutherford sent
sas5 1usSle Maxwell? / got the
n a /, maps ,sp wonld notice the correc.
"a WaiSs spelling In their letters.
x "oTserep, Moscow, Texas wishes
II u \, oH M 81 our Haps whose name
81 M, M9ldrep--I nave forgotten
VIII meet the eye Of the
\. asts, ana Amy" Try again and
3 i psss mat viii Interest the read,
n sc, smiley: Never mind the
ie sodt ee way to keep out Of IL
ce5i, ron Apnlebv with ) cents
n va aot make out the name
"A e nearest I could come
Nargaret Hadley Foster.
4# hAHpKNT aMr.rr-,~.
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siooranhy 81 Admiral schley.

baltimore. December 12-rhe Herald VIII
say tomorrow that Captain James Parker,
who was one OF Admiral Schley's counsel
the collection Of material for biography
Of Admiral schley which he proposes 70
writes -
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LEE

iBy WIN S. Hays0
h. dfapely OF heaven hung low
Ia dark aud gloomy snrouds,
H. angels used the weeping stars
ID pllDing back The clouds.
M shades Of gloom and woe prevailed
!, Der oil the land and sea.
znd eyes that were unused TO tears
Now wept Tor Robert Lee.
j Christian, soldier, true and brave,
Beloved near and atar,
fp was the first IN lime OF peace,
And first IN time Of war.
IiElnia never reared son
More brave and good than he,
{sre one. and he was Washington,
Who lived amt died Ike Lee.
ne nation wCpt when cruel death
4 Into bis mansion sole,
fat sngels va the BETTER Land"
Il Received his peaceful soul
FL that belonged To- God alone,
BE give Il 10 him free,
Bad left the Soufn the fame and name
f0t Rober, Edward Lee.
fb peaceful sword &c laid away,
Il HIS WORK on eartl is done,
Ee loved the people III the South,
4 They ldollzcd their son.
Where's not a woman, man or child,
care not where they he,
throughout tho sim sweet Sunny
South
EBat loves the name Of Lee.
i. had no euamls on earth.
Where's not a voice that can
~ aught against the name Of Lee,
The soldier or the man
IA that would he a cold proud heart
That &c. would cease to be
Pc place where memory wrote the
4 name
~ Robert Edward Lee.
'v down thy heads, ye Southern
4 pns,
4 a few brief moments.
weeping for the loss OF one
3Nho lived and died your friend.
A loTed you as he loved his life,
1And when on Bonded knee.
~ up and let the angels hear
#iouf prayer God bless our Lee"
II L
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the Elsie" bocks Elsie plnsnore," eel,
s hS HOLIDAYS " "t ,bs lbs. noat. on,
Also several othl books by Martha Pin
i.ilac'' and otfrs are splendid. forgot
10 menfIon =. Roe's works. I think
,Barrjers Rn,hed Away" Is the best one
Of his books have read and ! have read
are ali tired q books wish some OF
the aaps wSlld send me the words Of "A
Bird in filded Cage" and Just One
kiss. vi return any have, / have
several Wy nice ones always read
the "clnh talk aud enjoy Il as much as
any Of u letters. Thanks to Mrs. Eos.
fund feel 50 sorry for thu little Grip,
pies wandering Jew" are Won any
ieiationto the Wandering Jew" Of olden
times? Or. possibly, YOU are the same one
and lie always, And 40 YOU go through
the steets reading a little book ana snest'
ing 60 man girls iucndeh? IN So.
shotlI IKE very much 60 see Won. | have
a book What mat tells 9 grea, deal about TINT
inch, Sunset Wood. Won have rorss NJ ~
ps 'nTtireE. have you not2 With love 10
Ms Foster and all the Haps. / remain.
Daisy Mhatlev
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Beat mont, rexss.--DeAr Haphammer,
fhe BNnmont HaphammW club gave a
po1 suCVer and free entertainment the
,th Of Ikcember We had planned for a
Thanksgiving supper, but failed 10 procure
IA hall far that night; so when our com
'mittcc reported that they had procured
the OIL eNhange or old opera house Tor
Us we were all very glad. and went rieht
TO work and, although therG was "A show
at Me Kyle opera house, and had. drIxly
membMs met at $50 ,. M. and held n
business meeting, taking In three members
Then our Ihesident appointed d clerk ia
take care OF the money made and ushers,
fear there are some VINO don't arnderstani
what a box N(rper is, ] viii explain. The
girls take boXN that are decorated, con.
tanning lunch Tor 1--WE, The boxes are sold
30 the highest bid0er, First on the PRO
gram came our club yell;
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Lyons, Texas.-Dear Haphammer: As for
the contest I don't know who 10 vote for,
but ! think Robert E. Lee was the great
est man born In the Nlneteen.P = ury.
Come on, Haps, with your dimes and
nickels and make some poor cripple happy.
Some Of the Haps are telling Of their pets,
but ! have no pets at all except a little
find cents for the helping fund. With
love to Mrs Foster and the HnpS.
Ben Dee Woodruff.
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Crpnshnw, Texas.-Denr Haphammer!
viii tell the Happyhammers about a trip
we took last summer. From Crenshaw IL
Temple we saw hne crops Of corn and
cotton. Temnie Is Ia Bell county. ana Is a
dne town. We went from there TO Lam
pasas ana camped not very far from the
blg springs. Ii was O sigh; To see so many
ients There were about sixty. From
Lampasas We went 70 San Saba. II was
SO dry that We could hardly get water for
the team. II Is rough poor country from
I.amnasss 20 san Saha. We had our horses
shod here and went 20 Brady. county seat
NJ MrCuioch county, and from there IN
I'D quaint Paint Rock. and went out ives,
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Clayton. Texas-Dcar Haphammer: VIII
you admit another little girl into your
happy baud Of boys and girlsf MY brother
takes The Post he has been taking 1t FIR
two years / like to read It very much.
My age is L. years. live two miles from
Clayton 1t has four stores one drug store
aud postoftlce and one blacksmith shop,
one gin, two churches and school hou
/ have two pcts-a pig and a cat My eats
name is Minnie aud my pigs name is
Flounce. / will close now, hoping to be
enrolled as a new Hap. Dora Faulkner.
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Lorenzo and Carl HAL,

Tours. Texas Dear Haphammer: think
II is time I should write aud send IN my
cotton picking wages which ] picked Tor
the crinrles II was not much. but u VIII
help The cotton was very bad-the cattle
had been in the field so much. epuE
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Hamshire Texas.-Dear Haphammcr;
VIII you let a country girl enter into your
Ing the boys and girls page for some
time, but did not take courage enough
to write until now How many " You
very much 60 almost every dav sec
on the page where some Of the boys are
talking about the girls putting on airs hut
don't talk, Boys, some Of you Put on airs
az much MS we girls sometimes more.
Well boys, don't think that mean this.
Well will close. for fear Of the old
waste basket. 4 true Hap.
n1n
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Centervillo. Texas.-Dear Iarhammer
TO your happy band. Papa takes The Post
and ! enjoy reading the Haps letters. [
think it Is 4 great thing TO help the af.
ticted have a 9-yearnld brother thu,
is deaf We had nice rain day before
YESTERDAY. We live one mile southwest ~
CenterNine. / will close with best wishes
to Mrs. Foster and the Haps
RnXIn EXnnl-
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Groesbeeck. Texas-Dear Haphammer.
VIII YOU please let me enter your delight
ful page after so long a timer have
neglected writing TIN ! am almost afraid
10 venture back again I spent a very
pleasant summer this year In Victoria. or
h "Woodbine's' home. aud e Is beau
fifnl place | saw Miss Woodbiue" sey.
eral times during my stay In Victoria.
also had the pleasure OF meeting 'Air
Willie Carpenter" also Long Jack" some
OF our most popular Haps. We'll am going
10 school now. but still and time 10 read
lot ! have Just finished three very
good books namely, "Gypsy's Cousin Joy -
& splendid book for girls. also The Story
Of Eva" Beyond The City" ana The
House Of Seven Gables" By Hawthorne.
Have ans Of the HAps ever read any Of
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NuT NuCJIONetf was NCrF EOOd one, and
we made S2425 from the sale OF tue boxes.
There were only nine boxes, as some uf
the girls failed 10 bring any The Young
people proceeded to have good dime.
And n all Haps arc as Jolly as these Beau.
mont Haps | know they enjoy life I
failed to mention one important Item nur.
hg our meeting two young men in the
audience fell In love with our club and
asked to become members There being
hvc members present our president just
asked Ms 10 y6tS on IT, and they become
members without attracting the attention
Of the crowd or tiS other members. We
now have twenty thrre members IN good
standing true Hap, EsSie Cnleps
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-07-31
4 UTAH CAVE on ICE


fay ne q Rival ~ Kentucky Famous
Natural curissity.
utah. tho state that produced the
prophet Brigham Young and the girl
sheriff. Claire Ferguson has produced
yet another wonder This time it is an
tee cave. SO remarkable is this cave
that ll bids fair 10 become a rival Of
that other subterranean marvel, Nam
moth cave. It ls located 10 noriheasern
Utah. near Lake naldy. one 0f the
hieheat peaks Of the Wasatch range.
The cave has been explored for a dis
lance of ] 900 feet from It's mouth. hut
there exploration has been stopped by
a log jam that has closed the opening
into the next underground chamber.
The mouth Of the cave IS twenty feet
wide and forty feet high A few feet
from me entrance Is a monsrous icicle
Or Zee column eieht feet in diameter.
a reaches from the floor @ the CELL
ina distance oi sereniy-fye feet.
The column hos been formed by the
dripping of water overhead Il Is q
clear sapphire-like blue Passing this
great guarding column the explorer
finds a dozen small pools Some Of
Them are covered with 9 coat Of Ice
two inches thick OK a solidity 70 charm
skater Othcrs are Of warm. almost
hot. water. The pools are Ted hg small
streams. some hot some cold. that ooze
from crannies in the WALL AN about
stand pillars OF ice little smaller than
the giant guarding the entrance The
most curious feature of the cave is that
a dozen currents Of air varying IN
temperature from arctic cold 20 sahara
heat piay about it ana make the wise
Ton fancy he IS having an attack Of
aaue Sometimes fierce food from
Brush creek drives q mass oi floating
logs through the entrance pi The cave
ana across it thousand pools q vary
lnq temperature 10 the mouth 81 the
second Of the series of caves efeeiual-
lir barficading it. Mormon settlers bad
heard Of this cave 81 Zee from fagrant
indians. but Sc remained for two snnb-
nosed red-haired. freckied urehins Of
10 and y years TO find lf while hefdin
COWS New York Journal
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It Is somewhat surprising that the
gentlemen who make a study Of peda-
gogics should attach 80 much import
ance to the discovery that certain nor
NAL school students having a high
physical development did not pass the
test for mental qualifications by a bet
ter average than that of " marks out
Of 100. It would appear that there has
been an effort to deduce from the fact
the conclusion that a condition Of hne
physical health is detrimental TO the
best mental development
Taking the converse Of this PROPOSE
ton, the student who was in the poor
est physical trim ought 70 be the
brightest. In reality the fact that $40
applicants for cadetshlps In the public
schools were exceptionally healthy IN
body and yet did not meet the exami-
nation tests very brilliantly means
nothing. The conditions for faif
test. were It possible to esi bilsh them
would be TO take a body Of students
Of inferior physique. train them into
fine bodily condition and submit them
to mental tests both before and after
their physical regeneration.
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FOOD in FICTION.

Women noyellsts. particularly Ouiaa.
rarely allow their heroes and heroines
10 partake OF a substantial meal, while
IN the pages Of the men writer's feasts
abound. Compare Dickens and lhaek-
cray. Each IS fond Of feeding his char
aciers but rhackeray tells of the feasts
with an epicurean touch. an appreeia-
ton of the delicacies OF the table.
while Dickens written meals are al
ways hearty plain. boiled beef and
greens and meat pies ruling
In scoiCs stories there is a hint q
picturesque spendor about the dinners
M describes. There are noble" meals
ana much genially and good-ieilow-
ship.
The elegant young men OF whom
Ouida writes usually breakfast az mid
day on peaches. chocolate and cakes
and yet are great athletes and general
wonders on this sybaritic diet Dis
raeil does not descend TO specify meals
but has a way OF introducing gorgeous
banonets OF unlimited courses Every
thing IN "Loihairr happens at dinner
parties and fiat little birds in aspi.
iellvn and ortolans usually form part
OF the menu