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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-09-06
HEcHos Y DlcHoS.
CrOniQuilla del dia.

Pues, sef1or eramos pocos y
pario Ia abuelita.
A la bandera roja y a la blanca
hay que aliadir Ia bandera palida.
Sc esta fernando un nuevo grat
petto de los palidos.
Su bandera serA color crema y
su insignia un clavo de especie mon
tAdo en- orc.
Este nuevo partido SO formara
de los disidentes de uno. y otro de
los existentes.
Hay connotadas personas va
afiliadas. Sc cree quedaran muy
mermadas las flas de los republica
nos y f.derales.
No Sc puede b acer NADIA delante
de los muchachos.
Cuando ell CAME de nuestra mo-
media, es decfr: nuestra 70, del que
Ia tenia, ell Gobierno 10 que hfzo fue
cambisr ell troquel y con la misma
pasta nos sirvio uncs dollars tia'
nantes nuevecitos,
Pues biep, ahora Ia pollcia se'
.reta del Departam mento del Tesoro
ha descubierto que un Frias apren'
Bdio ID lecci6n J mudando de troqusl
convertia las aguilas mexicanas en-
aguilas emericanas, con la ganan
cia moderatto de un cento per ce1ato.
Y ell Sef1or FriRs, tan campante
tan fresco como corresponds a su
apellido.
Ell Consejo Ejecutivo esta spara'
No hay que asustarse es nua pa
rA,isis parcial Que durara q 10 sl :
mo 90 dias. ;.
A la cabecera tiene un acredi.
tado Galeno y POGO podria 81 no le'
vanta al postrado enfermo.
Falta el Secratario y ell Tesorero
item. mas, Mr. Harlan Mr. Elliot
que se hallan con licencia.
De aquf que no haya quorum
Y esta ell Conseio como las. mt
sas A.aue les falta alguna pata, que
no Sc pueden tener en- pie.
A menos, no hagan como las
grullas
Lo que no hare,
Nuestro colega el News, pu'
blica un suelto con el rubro de sZoi'
lomania. en- ell cual aclara una ezra
Ia escapada en- su anterior edicion.
Despues aflade:
<Parece Mimic que Sc haga esta
aclaraci6r, pero SO ha dado en- la for
de buscar criticar hasta las ezra
tas sin importancia, y de ahf que Sc
estim6 necesario hacerlas
Tiene razon Dn. Sebastian, tie
ne rsz6n.
ESQ mismo dijo ell <croniquille.
70, cuando lego aquello del puerto
de Berlin.
Pero no obstante, le hemos ofre
cido un tironcito de orejas nuestro
incognito corrector de pruebas, CO
mo nos dele escapar una errata.
o que se meta a corregir NAL 10
que esta bien, como se han dado ca
sos.
Leo en- un peri6dico de Maya.
gaez' :.
<Anoche tres dependencies del
salon de barberia de nuestro amigo
don Angel Ruiz Quiilones compra
ron & un vendedor ambulante tres
pasteles, los cuales produjeron en-
aquellos, acto seguido de haberlos
condo, continuados v6mitos, vieu'
dose precisados 8 lamar un m6dicos
Lo dicho: todos los dias venl'
mos mschacando sobre ei mlsmo
asunto. iSenores, no conan paste.
les! Y tan aficionados que senaos
la pastelerfa.
Els necesario perder esas ahclo
nes, por que el dia menos pensado,
nos sucede ESQ; nos indigestau.
VAGUE arriesgarnos sufrir
desazones?
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DESTINADOS A LOS BOERs.
La ofciosidad de Portugal, es objeto de
grandes Gensuras en- toda Europa.

New-York Stbre. 6 l-30 P. NJ
Despachos de Londres, dan cuen-
ia de que tropas portuguesas Sc han
apoderado de una pequefa cantidad
de pertrechos y dina niita destinados
a los beers. La mayor parte de los
pertrechos y dinamita, h.bia sido
enviada al Transvaal antes de la de-
nuncia.
La ofciosidad de Portugal en-
este ssunto, es objeto de grandes
censuras en- Europa.
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Portugal Sc defende.
PROTEsTA ENERGIOAMENTE.
La Monarquia es la deshonra del pue
bio Portuguese Lo que dice 60 Seoolo..

~New-York Stbre. 6 l-30 P. NJ.
Despachos de Lisboa dan cuen-
ia de que la conducta del Gobier-
no portugues ante las exigencias
de I0glaterra ha despertado un SEN
timiento general de indignation
On el pueblo liberal.
!. Los periodicos republicanos pu-
bican violentos articulos contra la
Monarquia.
90 Secolo,, ha sido secuestra-
DO por un editorial, en- que hace
constar que la Monarqu1a portu-
guesa, ha deshonrado la patrla an
tie ell muudo entero hsci6ndola-
aparecer como Colonia NAL gober-
NADIA del Reino britanico.
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Gabinet te dinamrq ues
ha cuplimentado ay er
AL ozAR Y A LA ozARINA
Ell Doctor Deuntzer Presidsnte del
Gabinete habla extensamente con o.
Gar.

New York Stbre. 3 l-39 (. n,
Dicen de Copenhague que los
miembros del Gabinete dinamarques
han visitado aver d los EmPera-
dores de Russia. Ell Presidente del
Gabinete Doctor Deuntzar, habl0
extensamente con ell Car sobre pom"
tica europea.
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El SecrAtario particular de
Kruger, doctor Leyds ha celebrado
una entrevista con el Presidente
Loubet. Sc supone que esta ha tent
dc. por objeto solicitar !, Ia Influenza
de Francia, para que ell Gear recibA
81 Presidente Kruger en- audiencia
particular, en- Paris.
Ell hotel Leduc, de Humacao,
Sc vende Sc arrienda. Para infor.
mes su duef1o en- dicho pueblo
n aI-15--13
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La Rep. del Ecuador
envla su ejercito y escdra.
CONTRA LA REP. DE COLOMBIA.
Los Estados Unilos mediaran en- ell con
ficto.

New-York Stbre. 6 l-3) P. NJ.
Despaehos de la manana dan
cuen'a de que la Repiblica del Ecu
dor envla todo su tjercito y escua-
dra contra Colombia.
La oferta de mediaci6n de los
Estados Unidos, ha sido aceptada
psra coRjurar el cOntlleto.
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N0TICIAS.

Jehan Berries, Jose Montaf1ez
y Carlos Serrano por fregar jarros
para leche en- Ia Purta de,San Juan
hau sido multados con medic do
liar cada uno. s1s-s.ss s-ee.@ II D
Ha sido nom brado fogonero dsl
acueducto Carlos Amador
Ha fallecido anoche la individua
Belen Perez
Ha llegado en- 81 vapor Ponce
el i6ven don Alvaro Palacios.
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Ultinn "a horo.

En- al tren de 10 Carolina de es-
ia tarde, hA llegado el presunto ass'
sino de la nina ultrajada en- IN ba'
rrio de aquella Jurisdiction. habien-
do ingresado en- 10 Carcel de PuertA
de TERRA.
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FL crndante. Sleeper
recorre los districts
DEL SUR oEsTE De LA CoLoN1A.
Ha llegado con sus oomandos a pnntos
a donde nunca hablan llegadolos beers.

New-York Stbre. 8 l-3) P. NJ.
Despachos de Lorenzo MARQUEE,
dicen que ell Comandante Sleeper
recorre victorioso con sus comandos
los ,distritos del Sud Oeste de la
Colonia del Cabo, negan4o q pun
tos i donde no hablan llegado
nunca los beers.
Lord Kitchener mega impOr-
tancia al avance del Comandante
Sleeper por la Colonia del Cabo.
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H
Dofa Monserrate GaIvcz, mu.
rio anoche repentinamente en- Ia
calle de Ia Luna.
Esta maf1ana Sc le practice Ia
autopsia.
Los tabacaleros- ingleses tra.
bajan con 81 gobierno para que en-
los pr6ximos aranceles SO rebajen
los excesivos derechos que paga el
tabaco cubano en- el Reino undo.
Si 10 consiguen habran dado m gran
paso en- favor de Ia production de
Cuba.
va han sido aprobados por el
Der artAmento de Educaci6n los nom
bramientos de Maestros hechos por
II Junts Escolar de Coamo & favor
de los Profesores sefiorita dof1a Ma
ria O Colon, don Carlos NJ Munpz,
don Herminio Nd. Santaella, don
Luis Andino, don Rufino Huertas,
don Alfredo Huertas, don Jose F.
Zayas, don francisco Gonzalez. y
don Carlos NJ. Landrau, los cusles
desempef1aran aquellas escuelas Ell
entrante a11o escolar.
Tambi6n dicho Centric concedi6
4 aquella Junta $50 mesas bancos
sistema americana para las escue
las.
Ia Emulsion de Scott es com
pafiera inseparable de los sef1ores
medicos, que la recetan con venta.
jas positivas en- Ell Raquitismo de los
nifios, Escrofulosis, Anemia y otras
Intermediates debidas q la insult.
ciencia nutritiva.
Don Clemente Fernandez Ba.
rreto, M6dico Titular de sLa Caro-.
lima, Puerto Rico.
Certifca: Que hace mas de diez
Y ocho af1os viene hacienda uso con
bastante frecuencia de la Emulsion
de Scott, de aceite de hlgado de ba'
calao con hipofosftos de Cal y de
sosa, siempre con ventajas positivas
para sls enfermos
Doctor Clemente Fernandez.
Los inglsses parece que han
pescado q los franceses los pianos y
datos de sus 1Mbna1a,inas. Ell escamo'
teo 10 realizo un ingles que estaba
empleado en- los talleres de Fran
cia.
Nuevos patrones acabados dc
recibirspor los vapores Frances IL
Americanoe.
Para riros J ninas de todas
edades Boleros y faldas para trsjes
de baflos de mar Sc do lecciones de
corte
n-a-3-l
I'm inspector especial saldr&
para Vega baja Goa el fin de investi
gar 10 que .haya IN respecto & 10
enfermedad, que Sc asegu.a Sc ha
descubierto en- a'gunos nimales i
Los Malteses Sc insurreccio
naron contra las Autoridades ingle
sas. Estas emplean los mismos pro
cedimientos que en- el Transvaal, el
castigo severe; 10 que ha,dado lugar
d que los descontentos acudan & .sus
hermanos italianos en- demanda de
auxilio. Nal SO van poniendo las
cosas para la reina de los mares.
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Muv senior nuestro:


de haber montado
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Un inspector especial saldr4
para Vega baja Goa el fn de investi
gar 10 que .haya G IN respecto 10
enfermedad, que SO asegu-a SO ha
descubierto en- a'gunos nimales
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AFARTApO 184
San Jose II altos de La

Primer abecmeno fotogr1co de p Rico Espeiadd eratos
Fotgraas
trabaa pape "Efeumban Sc haba nge Frances Aeman
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Nuevos patrones acabadoa De
recibir;por los vapores Frances y
Americanoe.
Para ri1os = ninas de todas
edades Boleros y faldas para trsjes
de baflos de mar Sc dA lecciones de
corte
n-a-3-1
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NOTIClAS POR CABLE
SERVICIo #DIREcTo De NEW-YORK
Ir0pas portuguesaS

Sc ape oderan dc pertrechos
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Los inglsses parece que han
pescado 4 los franceses los planosy
datos de sus Smbna7arinas. El escamo'
teo 10 realiz6 un ingles que estaba
empleado en- los talleres de Fran
cta.
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Dof1a Monserrate GaIvcz, mu-
rio anoche repentinamente en- Ia
calle de la Luna.
Esta maf1ana Sc le practice Ia
autOusia.
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CLUB TALK

fenoer TIE contest is "Wbo was or ia
ss.es' man born In the Nineteenth
fhuns on a subject about which there
. NscaSslon' do not make bare state.
~ uI ves i Is about established facts
kvini(ouV oplnion-Say II think So and
I'M ' asTh Na9sAt In writing about donc.
Il nlsriaeIe Is Just as much harm In IT
II shg baseball on Sunday.". Ne
4 bs,,e, Said u think there is lust q
A n a., ETC. for II is NOT for ono
f,m S seylue a question like that. but
IN rlaass.e lne right to their uninions
II VIII. 70 express them. That, was
h rIya y, Naught's opinion, ana he
N fsnb r. sQch. Now, | am NOT
tlop 10 Wtl BIN, only calling his
ake NIX view Of this subject. i'm order
N MIN H. d9d others think. | do rot
h, draw " lhlS, nor in his idea that
N bella ogr thoughts from God. /
n NJ ~ puat our Heavenly Fatber
h. 1--WE give MP all Innocent heoithy
Nh sn sII ! look upon dancing ms both
II taxi !, uTalthy, but that we are verv
AnotbsU, i YIN In gratitude for n bapny
km IN 'naing ! do not agree With
fAv II, MS idea thar boys would
bee dana slIl who did not powder
fhsp palht and do ali Kinds of
IN that ssnould he very sorry indeed
IaIsgnStin LOT In my opinion. nothing Is
bid fscas man a girl or woman With
Ferr bo1 u seems to me 10 no nor
deseiyes , use, hut very silly, for the
loiElnis ihacl pleased to receive Win
lei ~ F,ler You will sec that she
lnt Mill INV others, gave an enter,
~ she scnIaals a cent for admission
,eplnr frnSIS % as the proceeds 10
|sf eIamnio; Mhy can not Others fol.
uembefs - 70 would not need this
hlckel evor,. INC club would only send
"a Everv month, or every two
sn grow Neek the number Of club
grow as rail only the helping fund
+ 70 haye SspI4ly. However, ] am de.
Week. Er such 2 hne report to make
sun the en without Winnie God
ior lon. amount sent In is better
% this snb rlne; Read Fritz Meyers
Be purcsrsSso Haps have sent In money
wish tbevr sg ~ ot the Old Stone Fort.
70 collie, would not. for we have mot
va addltionet lhat yet. and II makes
Ilh 50 hsToo work to keep the two
Z fund 1 NE PINT the money in the
* aTt we must look out for Inc
N SLOW pehn,nrn: We would he glad
.,ssr Limestone farmer raises
lssn uSSttInnnert; Arthur weathersbv
y. revss.' ns club buttons. Ue Iyes
lesIae,S =, IN writing to him. or on
h lanaatter, write on Inc outsids
lags plesVsppe III not delivered within
/ yoar ,Sdsret return 10 j. p. Rembert ("
"a IN Nv o see so much intares,
w probsb, stone Fort IN Nacosloches
'oHe iutthy he able before long 70
'''laer talk about II 'O"s ~
Nargaret Hadley Foster.
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For Sale BY &. A. Keisling, SOP Main
Distributors, Houston Drug Co.
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NM M we country. | enjoy country life very
bn uyn | am not going to school now; We
imime this month. iii be So giad' ns
IN, ht 20 60 to school very much. like 10
eIiner lowers. too. | have little net
~, ,, ne Is SO pretty; ! cun have SO much
III ouMlth nm ! Will write again Good-by.
ioping TO see this in print
Gusse Burgess.
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Lillian Louis ............. uo,,.t..
Nh, LIWls '.''''....,...t,...N acogd0ches
g,s,io S 5.inNs '''''''.'. ......,.. Fowler
NuS9'o S'or| ''''''''''..,..t..... AMY
Number Of new Hoppyhammers. TX
previously reported IL .Sg
Total ........ ,,o,.
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The cLU1.

s,umers are the young, people
Happ,l VINO read tho Youth 5 De .
|fheiiTTgba Houston Post, mere ny
n o. wy ros OF any kind connectel
o. cln Rows and girls VINO renu
d eluo' enrolled as active mem
n p g0s ~ name. age and address,
i :. 81. Happyhammers' Club
W ,,,l in the United States can
NJ 81 ~ NJ the club by sending
peuos mo editor of the page.
W nalns y addressed Houston Post,
ss5Ier Department hous'o"'
-. on both sides of your paper;
a aI.S "a use a fancy name, send
y XXX 1Sma TO the editor. NO let
" 'T prlnted unless this rule Is com
,5s name "Hnppyhammer' or
.uith capital letter. .,,n,,,o.s e.,
M o6iect OF all llappyhammcrs 10
A. hsnnlness when and Wherever
I uspre the club name and motto.
4. soger Is the violet, the clno tree
/ S Sii n All icing 5e chosen by the
/, kun ,bnsSnseiyes. The favorlte FOG OF
fDsbsmners is the Scotch coh'e or
En- colors are rose and gray. These
sss Intended to be worn with OF
ne eub button or pin. They are
M A badge by pinniEg or sewing
4 two pleces OF narrow ribbon, one
Fpipk and the other Of light gray.
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houston, Tcxas-Dcar Haphnmmcr: Here
VINES a little girl rapping at the door
~ ~ you let me In to your happy baud
W. vi 3o[s and girls? am 10 years old /
Ky inc Haps' letters every sunday and
fymloS reading them. Just came back
me time My brother has GOAT, its
mime Is kcnnio and my little brothers
uMan'e Is Charley. Our goat is very smart
w g nave magic lantern too: we show pie
lures every night, and what good time
we nave ! have little white dog whose
naine Is II1Ny. She is very playful
eApect my letter is getting long and the
waste basket Is ready to catch IL. Good
oy' Hoping to be a Hap.
Lillian Louis
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Ned Rock, TcXas.-Dear Haphammcr; 7
Thought | would come in to the chat a
while, We'll. | am off on pleasure, trip
to see my srandpdpa and mamma; ! am
old lie 1Sth of August. The other night
/ Went to church and Arthur Dawson, PM
ip Webster aud myself met and were ta!E,
ana Arthnr hit Philip and hurst his skull.
/ a. awokc and found myself hitting the bedi
pest, We'll, as my letter Is getting long /
""" FF sam Page.
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Orange. Texas.-Dear Hsphammer' VIII
von admit another little girl into your
nanny hand of workers. as this Is lne
irst time'i have ever, written 70 tne .r nA u
pyhammersf / am q. little glri lie ne "a live
age. Ny papa is farmeE NV "
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Montgomery. Texas. Dear Unnhommcr,
,Mlll yon admit another girl l. years old
INTO your happy band of boys and girsi
nave been reading the letters in The
.oN' Tor long time, hut have never writ.
tteu uhul To-Day see all Of the Hnps
nave been telling about their pets. ! viii
t,Sn. about mine. ! have a dog aud a cat.
NY n, dog name Is Felix and the cats name
H. T. uI Ball. They are boh nice pets. |
Of all. ! go riding on him lots OF times
haVe been taking music lessons for two
years ana Ike II very much. Wei. | guess
had Hetter close for fear of the waste
basket. Please excuse this peu rs II
writes SO badly. Love TO Mrs Foster and
oil the Haps. new Hap,
kAile .NInrtln.
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KATY. Texas.-Dear Haphammcr;. Well
Hans. will tell you about my birthday.
Nv birthday, my cousins and two OF ny
playmates are all in the same week Mine
Ne had basket dinner for four Of MS
we had a nice time. II was IN orr school
house. / got pony for birthday present
He Is n Dretty one and his name Is Hobson.
| drive cattle on him He is good COW
horse we have 1870 head Of cattle and tye
horses have four brothers nnd one SIS.
tor. Well | Will close and leave room Tor
Inc better writer's A true Hap.
'"N .'''N' FLOYD Stuart.
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MONDAY. Texas Dear Haphammer;
Good evening 10 you an How are You
r., haven't time to Sit down have
only a short time TO he with Won all
am delighted 70 sec 50 many bright faces
congratuiatlng myself on getting 10 scr
him You all look at me Ike you thought
! was going 10 say something interesting
be disappointed For some time I've been
trying TO think Of something to Interest
you, hui fear I've failed. You can take
dots but please do not criticize until I'm
conc The seven wonders OF the world
in ancient times were: /. The pyramids OF
Egypt or these, there wcE9 about seven
ty-tve IN number Ihey are OF aiHerent
sizes and built mostly ~ stone with square
bases and triangular sides. Various opin-
ions have prevailed ns 20 inc purpose Tor
which they We're built; but IN all proDabl-
ity they were tOmbs or monuments Of the
Egyptian mOnarchs. The most remarkable
was the Pyramid Of Cheops, which COW
cred thirteen square hcres,, me second
was the changing Gardens Mt Babylon.
They were constructed by Observation-Disclosures.
king OF Baylona, 10 please nis ,wfe. Amy
It's. who, helng native OF Medla, became
tired ~ the plains Of Bahylonla ana lonRed
for her home scenery. These gardens We're
built somewhat In the form OF the tower
temples The successive stages being COW
cred with earth. and beauihed with rare
plants and trees. They then resembled
az Hi EperGs's Il was built IN the sixth
the same night that Alexander, the Great,
was born. an ambitions youth burnt the
temple to immortallze his. lAleHander's =
name. 4. THE statue OF Jupiter" at
Athens by Phidias II was constructed OF
ivory and gold sixty feet high and repre-
scented the god on MS throne The hair.
heard and drapery we're q g9lu' ms eye;
value decked the throne. II was thought
a great misfortune for one 70 die without
. having seen this statue. o. Ine hauso'
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watcry' Well, we had bctttr ault and
give some one else our pfaCass Who can III
tercst you more than we can. Love to the
Haps and Mrs. FoSter. We remain.
Relic SinNetary,
kOscttn Orrtck
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Dalys, Tcxas.--Dcar Haphammer: six
years ago my sister and joined the Haps.
Though / have not written often ! have
not ceased to read the letters. ! suppose
Laura Moss about the old stone fort at
Nacogdoches | am ready with my con
tributiou / would love to correspond with
some Of the Haps. How many Of you love
history? do for one Now, Haps, let $
all be cheerful and look on the bright
side Of life. With best wishes for each
and every one Of you and onr kind e1itress.
Your friend, Annie Prldgen.
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Orange. Texas.-Dear HaphammeE: VIII
Won admit another little girl into your nap,
py band Of bows and girls! ! am 40
a Han am glad the contest is closea
for / think one should sign any nom =, De
plume they choose. Ny papa takes Inc
Post and ! enjoy reading the maps pusso
SUNDAY school nearly every sunday, We
don't have church services here but twice
a month. as this is my nrsI letten sun an,
/ had better ring on. Hoping 10 DC WI
rolled as Hap, true HAP -
Bertha Harmon.
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Anahuac, Texas Dear uaphammcr: win
You admit another little boy into your
happy band Of boys and girls? am II
and 20 Alter tbe 'c COWS e eVrTy S e2en Eagu
live on a farm. like to help papa pillow
and harrow Happy Jack YOU write
very good letter about the rice farms
don't live very far from one. Ii | am
| wish to wear the rose ana gray.
will ring OFF, A true and would.be Hap,
Neal Blunae.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-29

In Belle, Texas,-Dear iaphammer u
mage 80 I Thought / wond write. ! I've
In Sha country and enjoy country life. our
school started on the nth OF SePt Yen tbi:
week How many Haps have ever seen
rice haryestlngf i have. have no pets i
ali How many Of the Haps IKE 70 reg q
nico hooks do / have lots OF nice hooks.
hut / mad better close, for see the waste
basket smiling to get my letter. VIII som (,
Of the Haps send me some songs!
womb he ID glad Love 20 Mrs. Foster ana
ali the Haps | remain a true Hap; a..
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1901-07-18
Mann, Mo.

Still the drouth continues. and rain
now would not make one-third of a
crop of corn.
The wheat that has been threshed,
is yielding more than was expected.
Pastures are dry enough to burn.
Water for stock Is getting scarce in
some places.
The fire from the woods came in on
Mr.. Sutton's farm, and burned several
hundred rails. Had it not been for
help by some of the neighbors. the
damage would have been much more.
w. d. and G. T.. Hartman, G. G..
Newman and Dave falkland, all start
ed for Granite City Sunday.
Rev. Robinson preached at Cedar
Grove, Sunday.
Quite a number of the M. W. A. at
tended the meeting of the Belleview
Camp Saturday night.
Mr.. c. G. Board and daughter, Rosa,
made a business trip to Montana p. O.
Saturday.
Messrs. Marion and Tom Anderson
made a business trip in the vicinity of
Goodwater Friday.
Mr.. E. B. Dutton has purchased q
new wheel.
Messrs. Adams and Farrar, OF Belle
view, were called 10 the west end of
the county Sunday on professional
business. MANN.
July Is, 1901.