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CorSumptlvcs need not worry about the,,
tuiure any more. as the long looked tor c,lre
Tor consumption has at last come out ana
cure is now iusl as sure rs IN Ordinary
disease. /" satisfy yourself of this Won
nave 'n} 10 write the Kalamazoo rub.r-
culoeS ltomcdy Co.. 20 Main street kaiA.
ma1oo, Mich, of which the chairman is Nlr.
~ IS Bngkhout a noted member OF the
hfltlsh luh'teulosiS Congress composed or
world famous men who have made con.
sumption lie study This cure IL some
ming entirely new and Is called the Amt.
uulum tuoerculose,' Of tho Copper Cure,
absolutely bills all tuberculosis germs
which cause consumption as, unless this IL
dnnc. the disease can not be cured A. thp
0umo OF tho remedy tells. it's chiet insrcdi
emf Is copper witch metal has at last been
found 9" be the desdly enemy OF tie con
sumption CORN. "Autldotum 1uhcrculo.c''
Is tho original copper cure.
You can tell II you have consumption nv
the coughing and hawking, hy conunuany
splitting especially M the morning. whoa
you throw yellow and hack mutlcr, by
bleeding from the lungs night swynts HAT
chest, fever weak voice prrulinr Nusnod
complexion. paiu ia chest. wasting away ~
tbc hcsh. etc Find out bow The Gopher
Care Kills the germs, then huiidS un tns
lungs, strengthens the heart, puts flesh on
tho hody aud muscles on the bones until
the consumption rs all gone md yuu are
again strong, healthy, robust man or
woman.
Don't doubt this, for tho very same dis
covery benefited A. II. DnEcy, sou OF
Congressman DinEloy Of Dmslcy tarin nil
fame, who went West and south for roliet
nod didn't get il, and came back WIN
death staring him IN the face and was
benefited by Antidotum ruberculosc after
all else bad failed. II cured John Devrics
OF Kalamazoo Of gslopug consumption.
ADRIAN dc Die tG3s y Wcst street, or
quick consumption Paul DO Smith NJ nsi'
ton, Mich, aud many cases mat had
wasted away 20 skeletons.
So dop't give ~ hope, and don't spend
YOUR money IN travel. Attend to a. rigat
away, for consumption spreads 10 other
mrmhars of the family Nrl' tonight
no Main street Kalamazoo Mich. ann
they viii send you books free ~ charge
telling how the Copper Cure vii cure you
In your own home in very srort time.
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s:RNoN IN RHYME.

,,,.s friend worth loving,
III YES. end let him know
= hrs him ere life's evening
js how with sunset glow.
s,si GOOD words ne'er be Sald
htal I'll he Is dead'
h,ra song that thrills YOU,
II AZ child Of song.
ID not let the singer
lared praises long.
sigl one that thrills Your heart
a. j5 you may impartt
h,ra player that moves you
\ humble pleading tone.
D. not let the seeker
Wire bis God alone.
agulA not your brother share
nsrh Of two or 'hrce" in prayer?
" ne hot GUS falling
MOTHERS ,repirS eyes,
Ia. and by kindly sharing
pcI kInshID with the skies.
ssEi anyone he glad
ilpthers heart Is sady
imy laugh goes rinpiing
bal ihe sunshine on his face.
II. It's the wise mans saying
FhiA grief and ioy place.
u kith and goodness IN the mirth
M an honest laugh has birth.
u work Is made more easy
| ttntlT helping hand.
n SPEAK out brave and truly
" dsrknesS wells the land.
" 1 brother workman dear
y !Si word Of chccrt
ises your seeds or Kindness,
H'lthlng as you 60:
hinl Trust the Harvest Givcr.
N. make eacli seed 70 grow.
|gll its happy end,
lie shall never lack friend.
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CLUB TALK

suday Is the last day u the pres.
z''sl' i has proved to he very in
" 'ad difficult one to decide. As
''ae' more and more into it, the dif.
ven to Increase ~ course / can
Y mytllpg until the contest is over.
y aa wish to Influence you 10 vote
Wsf The other. The object Of these
y Is to make yon think, and If l
l'f you there would lie no benefit
va good thing, in my opinion.
g people to do too much thinking
1'@saad girls, for the very effort To
@ problem strengthens your
Just exactly Ike exercise of the
~sae'lens it. II you were to use
" laAd aud arm, the other would
' 0ecohe useless. 1t Is well to
fM your limbs equally, SO you will
I, MSI1 Oa the strength Of each. Now
Il .s sometimes YOU have n special
IN, wen TO do the best you ca,
kJy su De sure that the talent is
"e you begin to devote ali your
" oiten boy or girl thinks that
4 M! Gan write rhymes they arc
b n tucs not always follow by any
Il, I'D Mug comes sometimes from
S "pse Oh sound, and not from A
~ rnet Poets do not always uso
m, y, ~, Know, They express the
+ ma son,o Volne to them In various
lsgn, hsn, never have the power of
ut all. Even Tennyson
!sS1 mug mat ,S my tongue could utter
-" mat arise in me-"
1 M N are sre many dumb poets in the
Ikts nv se dre many rhymers who are
y tensA gu means, according to the
n, ,sse o. the word.
'fitIors tae Haps are NOT neglecting
iem Sut them out of The Post:
4 VIII y Tue top Of page of letter
ID IN 1ae name OF your representa-
Nh A. texas legislature (which may
I,g ga ae last moment) and get every
t.,B !, 70 sign IT, Tell them thot thc
ir,m aah Jacinto is lying unprn.
1;ns, tee cattle that roam the
\ tons," nlle the State has treasury
y 3 ny, hey have only given enough
IA, 81 Wire fence around II. and
llN "a psed because not used i'm
1 reaIs ttaefe Is not even a wire fence
M, Is time for TEXANS fo awa In
y 10 ne. t t battlefield as 1t IS is
ttierys snat me men who fought
md ina, 'uuething better at our
q ktl1 Ne owe II TO ourselves to
Y dlsrra Spot that will be a pride
! Jos Mi TO the State. believe
WI he IA pnt your case fairly that
hons ,eIy Few who will refuse 10
aae ara n -, Tor ] don't like to think
aaasplit.S iany men In Texas who are
be hsn wen TO get each man 70
Z sit.r OF the town or county he
legesso III name. This Is NOT 1bso.
but It would be good
la st'p SI very tired Of telling the
lsttsru must write your fuli name
Tor l viii not have ii printed
u aans willing. although think
Z a non, sae best, hut the privilege
III not r. DC plume has been given.
feliInva oacker tells as about Stenbep
1k pa.onnd III his chair MS merry
q seittna wish he had written 10
e.ppIss u; There won't he many
I ths rolling around merry as
,aan Il b mp fund does not grow
! havs sracken, Rancho. Gonzales
'ssr 81 Written to you and "a the
tnetAinyy vnr Town, for wanted 10
srste apout the little blind erin.
! sbo lirne about last January. IL
usut Nv. ~ AZ Rancho sees this and.
~ oiind boy, will they kind.
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won't 60 back on Christopher Columbus
l have three pets, one bulldog and two rab-
bits | live on 1 ilttle arm, 9nly I'VE aeres
OF land II anyone viii send me a 2-csnt
stamp will send them any song they nlsi
for / Will mention some Of them. Jus.
Az the sun Went Down Just One G,It,
Bolt BESIDE the Campfire idly Dream
ing and many others. J AN tho only npy.
in this town that writes 70 the Haps !,
know the waste basket * grlnnips al rms
happiness 10 Mrs. Foster and the Haps,
rev. true Hap, wlil!s Hlads.
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COPPER CURES
CONSUMPFI
New Treatment for Consumption
Endorsed by Member of British
tuberculosis Congress- Anti,
dotum tuberculosis" Che Cop.
per Cure Marvel of the Medi.
cal World Hope for All, No
Matter How Bad OFF.

Benefits Congressman Dinqley's
son and Cures Others of Quick
and dalloping Consumption and
tuberculosis in All Forms in
Their Own Homes 49, Any One
Can Find Out About II Free
Let Every Reader of The Post
Write the Company at Once.
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Black JaQ4 springs. Texas. Dear Happy.
hammers Ny papa IS subscriber Of the
dear Old Post aud love to read the Haps'
r,' ,crs ever So much. j counted the dos
ana Just missed two Of having rho corr,ct
number Now for the contest csst my
vote Tor Christopher Columbus. school uut
Aprll II, and we had an entertainment. |
was IN seven pieces. / will send an album
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wasf one ~ the Hans has said that Co
umhuS wasn't locking for America when
&c found II. WHY II he wasn't he was
,uoklug Tor country TINT would have
nchentted those people more ut chat time
taan even the discovery az America. For
me question OF that day was ''Is there Il
Maicf route tp India" The transport alton
OF goods overland was dangerous and ~
psMlNc, And, again, my opponents say.
NcS' nut Washington was defending his
country and Columbus was cXpcctiur n
arg sum 20 money for what he aid Was
u,umbus expecting money for what lac
nad in view Whcn thgt Flea dr,, came ,nto
Alr hunuI The discovery ~ India would
neA' Wrn q yuat Thing for those ncNplc,
vnd ! mini TINT that was working fnr 'h,S
peePe After CNlumhu returned IL Siadi
Nnd toid his wonderful St,rv ~ the New
N"lu; many others believing him l., eau
W SNhtgfc the unknown seas aud continents
ahu gong farther and farther westward
'nN, ~ l0St a route to India MAS uiscoy.
ircu phl not ColumbuS' discovery rrsirit
~ tue discovery " this rontrf | want
t.trN ono az YOU to vote iusf Ike Nul,
lhlhk, aud not let ne Influence YOU a lin
Nel N"pc that Columbus win win ia DO
contest one NJ our members ~ the Han
b}Wmmers aud h. Was Que ~ my cousls
pNa last Jute IL at . o'clock A. Al! lie
ntu 2 lettcr printed In The Post about two
oF thiHe weeks before his death His name
Vas Henry Dykes. and his uoStnfficc vas
noimos, ie1as' As ever, u Hap
Leila Hawk
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LOT one. have Just got an organ. aud you
an don't know how proud | was. / am
LING 10 take music LESSONS soon Win
lima Chandler.
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|e.,.,s,.s,so $500 ooooooo's
The CLUB.

usrs are the young people
|tTfi.lDn,b read the Youths De-
{tSSirt.l ma riouston Post. There are
Y Ine Of amy kind connected
GAS Bors and girls who read
B w n, enrolled as active mem
M name, age and address
| ], n. Happyhamners' Clun'
y. ,Irl 10 the United States gan
y se.I,ber Of the. club BY sendihs
80 s,,s 10 tie editor of the page.
" III X addressed Houston Post,
o., sr 3 department Houston Tex
49,, both sides of your paper.
sns ~ rse a fancy name. send
|: l M sSme to the editor. No let.
! TIated unless this rule is com
= name "Happyhammer" or
y capital letter
I. p,s,sct Of all Happyhammers TO
q .goisess when and wherever
|, ITs1ef the club name ana motto,
, .. na is The violet. the club tree
sS "a The club pet IS the mock
'nn KIN chosen by the members
NJ r isrorlte dog of the Happy
N ~ Scotch collie. or shepherd.
] .. ~ srr rose and gray. These
!. Intended TO be worn with or
4 \. y KIN button or pin. They nre
!. hsdre by pinning on sewing
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Nrbyille, rcNas.-ncar Happy
on this fair midsummer day
MS pleasure sweet to write,
\ hand both generous aud bright
ureat' nohlc and upright
rhis dear old club is growing old
bul grNatrr all tho while
For 10y it, noble deeds were thought
Glad sunshine aud smile
lQ many poor little how and gir
VINO must always hr shut In.
How ! wish them All from nthicrun> free
How Wish this could have been,
and often SIT at ,eyen,lde
Ana gaze Into The tar away
\ vast, vast forest ~ vines ANA trees,
Nhere the birds wend iher hVmeward
way.
To SIT on the loafy branches there
An thro' the dark night long
While the Skys aCloN with shining stars,
They sins their lonesome song
But, hello, Hans, bow the time has nown
Since you welcomed my ring az The ionr
ineu look ~ the others who are waiting
the stage
oh. ! can not say any more
For the pale moon Is climbing her Winding
stair,
And The cIocs Is striking her midnight
tone.
While Philip is waiting WITH smiling
face
must say adiou and 60 TO my nome
NV.t,
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Y write to me about him? Address OH
AUSTIN street, Houston 'i'
Margaret Hadley Foster.
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Gsnldo Texas Deor Happyhsmmer,:
How mHny ~ YOU have noticed the new
heading ~ our pHgef | think 1t is very
appropriate I cast my vote for columbus.
I think ln his time he had much to over
come on account Of the peoples ignorance,
He WIS iu dangerous position at timcS,
FOR, Ubc Gallco he told the people the
earth was round. In those days ~ iguor-
anCc there was much superstition among
all Glasses. Aud, again ne had obstacles
90 meet from the educated for We read iu
history how Jealous they were III him ben
he came from his voyages TO see the nd
Wrsuou he received from royalty and
others. Washington, we all know, was
brave ana good mau, History tells us as
much. and we must always bear tn MUD
mis- generous character and noble example.
Mrs. l'oster Is right; there are too many
songs 90 he exchanged, and such letters
are 700 many, not very interesting, nor Is
there much Of Information 10 be derived
lroW such. We'll Haps, the unexpected
mas bappcncd We had very hard Wiud
storm tbat did much damage around here.
at our fruit laid on the ground tue next
muruinc Every Que having peach trees
got water.draincd. Some trees were blown
up hy the roots, But strange To say, our
nuwer. were much benefited by both wind
aud rain. It seems tho Wind blew away
so wtcy Insects aud the rain moistcncd
lhc ground. What rose is the most per
iectt We have several kinds; IT ~ hard
TO choose But Il pink La France is dcli
] love m the best ~. all roses. We would
very much Ike to send Mrs. Foster Il
bouquet II It we're not so far away with
best wishes To all the lIaps, aud love TO
Mrs. Foster, / remaiu, a true Hap
John Ploughboy."
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RARROW -Deyers. Texas, August y. =
Mr.. John Barrow ~ this place died tan
Illness He leaves two sons aud one daugl
ter.
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u ! was a little pig,
All FOOTING In your yard,
Aud Won were little dog
Would yon bite me very hsrdY
Columbus Hap. Edna Zimmerman.

Chcsps,de, TcAas.-Dasr Happyhammers.
Here come again 20 talk about the con.
test, Who was Lhe greater, Washington
o. Coium'qsr haye ocen thinking about
this for three weeks, and have decided
Washington vas the grenter, bec1uee no
freed or country N Vt mad not been for
him England might have won Ia the ant
aud cLr men would have been made slgV,s
II is true Columbus was great Tor disco,cr-
Ing this country. but ] don't think he vs,s
rs great ~ Washington, | chst my vote
for Washington and hope he aill win Mrs
Foster. ! I'm giad "a have Won hack again
How dc YOU enjoy YOur tripf I hone Won
hsd nice tine. Miss Mary Bcrnle Johp.
ike you Iou were settipg 70 he good
friend 10 Tx Hlps. You must come back
m see MS some time. Hnps, what do Won
do these bot dsFel 7 have been going to
Methodist camp meeting mud enjoyed Il
Don't you Hsps7 Mira Foster, ! have
thiriv-three gEners 10 my pefiiion and will
hare lots more hy the tine this re1cho, lte
destination. I have onlg found two mon
rnar would not sign ~ and che said thsi a
wire fence Wss good enough for tho San
Jacinto grounds He may think So hut I
think It is shame for the Ssn Iacinto
grounds to have such 4 cheap fence. Etba'
King I have hose songs you want and VIII
send them 10 you II you viii send me q self
addressed envelope, Laura RuckeL
4' he a5c the ss2s ye' TS9 py BIB cSwPSy
! have smother. hut II Is not fhe one Won
want 7 am sorry 7 haven't A. Perbsps
you can ger II from some ~ the other Hans
see someone wants album verses, so here
Ia ono:
May your life be season Of pleasure and
TIL angels shall whisper, your home Is
above "
Your old Hap, Corrie Lea Lore.
Lockhart Texas. Dear Hnppyhammers;
Please excuse me for coming 30 often. but
/ want TO get In before this contest is
over. As has already been said. George
Washington was great In one way ana
Christopher Columbus was great In an.
other way. And the question is which
one Of the two was the greatest IN his way
Now | cast my vote for Columbus How
many other men there are today, or how
many men have lived since. or at the tine
Of the great discovery, who would have
smiled ont into what was believed BIZ the
people OF that day to be darkness: ami
they also believed that Columbus would
sail into muddy water, and from muddy 10
nuddier. and from there. 10 where they
would stick In the mud Tor something
worse II possihe With darkness surround.
ing them on every side. My opponents
say that Washington never told a lie
which I suppose II true. as 1 have never
never heard anything 10 the contrary. We
| all know an about Washington, while NC
| know little OF Columbus. Tell me, II you
l can, when Columbus told lie and what Il
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NC ai first though liver. hHt which
proved 10 bc rnr Island rayop we then
eHmc to place near ny witch three men
N'Ir camping. They gave uS 90 water
anu onetch to prepare ofcc for US rhcu
aN " 0eEon tu look very nunu Ih' rriUiug
w" started homcNRrd hat not before We
Ii1 ample justice to the fruit uud took q
pNat ride on the BAYOU. Tome again, some
~ YOU good writer's What has become II
4 j. EiStcri true Iiar.
stella Pratt
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Houston. Texas Dear Happyhammers.
Here comes little girl eight years Old t.
Join your band. | want To cast my vota
fol Columbus. l think be l. the greater
of the two, from what | have read In thn
page therauso ! haven't studied history
yci. Well, goodbye. A true Hap.
H0ttic Gag.
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Yoakum, Texas, Dear Happyhammers
Mamma has been taking The Post for two
years and enioy reading g. 7 will cast
my vote for George Washington. why7
Because be suffered hard lie for US. But
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Member of the Legislature.


during the
$4,000 Tor
appropriation has already
and OF the object for Which
to OF that battle;
and the % tat the hed
for h Spots the
her neglect OF them.
all feeling they may nave he
South Texas e De
reflects die an
o feeling the 10 DO All IA
mentioned Tor e boundary OF the
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Splendors, Texas Dear Happyhammers.
| thuE he was greater than Washington.
columbus discovered The continent OF Amer
lea lie had 20 contend with many hard
ships He was poor man; some calling
him crazy. because he thought the earth
VAS round. they believed it was Hat.
Columbus was noble man and also brave
expect he was as truthful as Washing
ton. II Columbus had not discovered
America Washington's greatness might not
ever have come 10 light. Columbus SUI
terct more after his discovery than before.
I lhuk II took more bravery to do what
Columbus did than what Washington did.
Washington led happy and peaceful lie
uftDr ihs war. Columbus was born IN
italy, gt n place by the name OF Genoa
II, waS .utcrested In trying to ind a water
route 10 india, lie got ships and uen from
Queen Isabella aud started; and on their
vac the men got tired and wanted TO XIII
luuN'huM Columbus men did not ike
Hiu ne ausc he WIS an Italian They re
mo, linn FROM Office, and sent him back
tU Spain iu chains. But after 50 long q
time they set him free. They utrcntsd
him. Cuti1d him around and had no respect
for km. Columbus tried 10 1.-Two & Christian
life and he did Some say Washington
WAS great because ne fought and saved
our country. Why, Hans, can not YOU
realize that he did not do all of thI, fight.
ing3 And then, some say because he was
the FIRST president, but that has nothing
to do with II. My fathers birthday is
Fohfusrr 29-sam Us Wgshington's Here
is an album verse:
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1riar, Tcxas.-Doar Happyhammers. We
had mic" rain and | hope we will make
n good crop this wear. We'll. Hnps / was
~ years old the 10th Of July How many
llaps have my birthday; We live Luif
milo from the little toWu of Briar Best
wishes to all Of the liaps.
Dec McCrow
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Hicks, Texas.--Dear Hnppyhammers: /
see the contest is now, VINO was the
grea err Washington or CoumbusY / will
cast my vote for Washington | think Co.
Washington was the greater, because ne
fought to set our country free. The
weather is very hot and dry here. How
many of you Haps like watermelons! / 40,
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il'",! tNhcS. ana MS noStrHtCc Wu-
holmes Fe1as' As ever, Har
Leila Hawk
Chappell Hul lexas.--pear happyha,n,
NJ IN looking over SUNDAY Happy.
hummer page, took a great deal " I'm
t''eet In the cttctA az om contest. ant
'oWd not hclp taking part IN IT, Now,
a., @sln, who was The greater. George
Washington or christopher Columpus
nat question, llaps Is ono tuGt r. cN
tremcly difficult for any one TO answer
correctly. lhat they we're both great ucn
NJ nor way. YOU VIII al agree with
me, hut IN inc trst pacc. neither ot Them
pursued the snmr occupation. Courlbus
was sailor and map drawer from hoy
Rood. lie started or Ms career when No
was only fourteen, George Washington
was more % what might be ga ltu q
if"nncrsman Ic was also surveyor amt
an indian fighter sud know httic or noth-
ING about the sea. Now, II some uNltgluE
llhp VIII be Kind enough 70 explain ia me
Whltu was tho greater Mozart, the mus.
rldn, on Raphael the painter then. pcr
haps ] m9y be able 10 decide about nnr
contest IhcN were truly very great men;
one dirroNorcd America, the other tctcudcn
Tor Lett Ericsson came 10 America tn or
Hhout the wear 1000 aud sailed rs tar as
Massaoh lssttS, And then ~ Washington
had not been there could not some one
else nave taken his place and done irtt ~
wc)lt one Hap said that Columbus was
greater because he risked his Me ny ven
turing ont into unknown waters WIN
poorly equipped vessele and against much
opposition. So did Washington do nearly
the same thing only n Wns on land. lie
mad u very poorly equipped army, compos
ed Of all sorts Of people aud with very
few arms, little ammunition. almost 10 DIS
cipltnc, few ratious ana clothes and the
elements to battle against as much as
foes. Another columbus Hap based
his decision on the single fact that Colum
bus had mutiuouS crew who threatened
To murder him II he did not turn hack.
liaps, did not Washington nave trounlc
Of The same nature that winter At Valley
Forge, when the Conway CahAi endesv.
orcd n weaken him in the eyes OF coz
gross and his people, SO that he might be
pointed in his Stcadt Washington even hod
congress agaiust him NJ that time. An
other Han voted Tor Washington giving for
her reason that The was the greatest man
that ever went down IN the annals NJ his.
tory. sayiug he rsked his life ana nocrly
bis NE for his purpose, quite agree win
Norma ratio IN her decision. Now. Haps.
II I have said anything IN here 70 give
IN nke to either side YOU Will please eN-
Cusc me. for J old nor intend 10 do 81.
ouly expressed my opinion. Mrs. foster,
will you not tell us what YOU think ar II
when the contest IS over: tease do.
Washington is our couptryman and, per
hans VIC shoald d. our best for MIN, hut
could he have defended ~ unless Columbus
discovered ~ And. again, " Columbus
had discovered Ii ana Washington had not
defended 10, II would have been almost As
had So ! thirk you VIII agree with M
that We NODDED them both to make MS
what NC ar1-'frec American citizens "
So after ali, there is truth IN that olo
saying, in union there is strength our
sincere Neutral.
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Huntington. Texas.--Dear Happyham-
mers: ] am little country girl who lives
town and has only two livery stables, eight
stores, two drug stores. two restaurants,
one hotel one soda fountain and the depot
The storm blew paDa's corn aud the fence
down and the creek overlooked and washed
all his cotton over Papa has n nice apple
and plum orchard would like to CORE
spond with some Of YOU Haps. Bye bye TO
Mrs Foster and the Haps.
Matte Harville.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-24
Guide well your thoughts.
for they are heard ID heaven.

So / viii ring of "Triuiurn f"