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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

FIRES are getting To be rather
frequent. Two on consecutive nights
is rather too much Of a good thing.
TIE meeting of the Athletic As
sociation takes place on Friday at
ternoon at two o'clock. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
WirH all the ice that we have had
this Winter not a great deal OF it
has been harvested The crop this
year has been of exceptionally tine
quality.
LAST night was about the cod st
night of the winter At seven thlr
" this morning the mercury had
barely risen above zero During the
right it was extremely cold.
CAPTAIN John Porter tn e popular
B. and O. conductor has the sym
patty OF every one in the death Of
his daughter Mrs. Evans who died
at her home at Conuellsvilie some
days ago. She was married some
time ago to Mr.. L f Evans.
DUTcH SHANEs is trying his hard
est to break hack into the pen and
he will no doubt get his wish He
looks very innocent and puts up a
plausible story but he ought to get
all that is coming TO him every time
he gets before the court.
THE paper in another column on
scarlet fever, IT'S origin and the
means to combat it will be full of inteI
est to every one in town. While there
/ is little danger of further spread of
the malady the strictest precautions
should be taken to keep the disease
down and to stamp it out.
AS result of visit paid to Nor
gantown by several b. and o. off
Gals it has been determined to re
model the station to some extent
A new express office will be provid
ed. The present congested condi
ion will be relieved as far as posi-
BILE by this change.
| ADVERTISING Is the life blood of tn,
business world to day Well direct
ed advertising is like, the powerful
search light of river steamer
thrown upon distant cottage OF
the bank, cutting it out like pic
ture painted on black canvas. TIL
t.mid buyer will follow the rays o
the searchlight of publicity, just al
surely as will the eyes of the steam
er's passengers follow the ligh
thrown from their vessel They viii
not search the surrounding gloon
for objects of interest when heauti
| full picture is thrown before them
Prospective buyers will not searc|
The surrounding COON for your com
petitors, if the searchlight of pub
licity is turned on your own place {
business.
4 HIRscHMANs line of ladies sprin
suits and skirts are now ready for yot
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
Frat Pins Here.

George G. Hayes s. Company have
some of the prettiest fraternity pins
seen in town for long time. They
are agents for Newman of New York
whose work is we'll known to the coll
lege man. Those who may want to
get fraternity pin would do we'll TO
look at the line handled by Hayes and
make selection. Anything not in
stock may be ordered and received In
few days. Hayes can save you
money on the purchase.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
The Acme Book Store,
ITS Walnut St.
III. L. Swisher, Propr.

a New JERSEY man has died of
apoplexy at a telephone. There
isn't much wonder expressed over
his fate among Morgantown people.
WERNER, FoRTNEY d Co. will give
10 pounds syranulated sugar for 50e
with every Dollars worth of goods
purchased.
The gentleman who wishes to be
correctly dressed, should secure one
of F. J. st. Clair's Tailor Made
suits Goods and workmanship
warranted strictly the highest class
Fit guaranteed, SIC to $50.
SEE Hirschmans for carpets and
mattings.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention OF Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

Mrs. A. L. Nye has been qeite
sick for several days. Mrs John w
Mason and Mrs. R. w. Dawson are
here TO visit her.
Prof. AL Wade has gone to Mar
tinshurg where he will remain the
rest OF the week attending to some
matters of business.
DIR D. B. purinton will lecture
this evening in Warrington on "rhe
New Education" for the benefit OF
the Public School library.
Bishop and Mrs. G G. Peniek, OF
Fairmont, who are we'll known here
have gone to Arizona where they
will spend the rest of the Winter
Ed Heermans who has been in the
hospital at Fairmont for some time
with fever has recovered far enough
to be dismissed Miss Lily Hagans
who had been up to see him has re
turned home.
Dir. |. G, White has been elected
President OF the new electric light
company and Col r. f Fast has
neen chosen Vice President. They
will shortly begin the erection OF ths
plant To take the place OF the on,
from which they get their present
power
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

SHOULD this rate continue it isl
rather difficult TO see how the insur-
ance companies can continue to do
business.
The premium on an insurance.
policy is regarded as quitea tax but
when there is a fire most people are
mighty anxious to pay it.
THE Louisa Lowrie Missionary So
ciety will meet Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. Green will lead the meeting as
sisted by Miss Clara Hough.
To MORROW evening the Campbell
Stock companywill behere and with
the Nashville Students. The COM
pany is a great favorite here and
will of course have a good house.
THE Fortnightly club will meet on
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs.
A. w. Brown on Wiley street. Ehe
chief paper OF the evening will be by
Prof. d. W.. Ohern on "Greek Myths
! In English Literature" All members
are urged to be present.
THE carpenters and bricklayers
have had SO little rest for long time
that they appreciate the vacation
that they are now getting. When
they are able to start to work again
it will be some time before they will
get another chance to quit.
THE decent people at Pittsburg
swiped the platter There is now
some chance that Philadelphia and
Cincinnati may be cleaned out The
reformers in these two cities should
get together and 90 after the rotten
rings that have so long dominated
! them,
! SOME of the handsomest and rich
est designs in wall paper and home
decorations ever shown in this mar
ket may be seen at Jones's wall pa
per store. His stock includes the
cheapest grades of paper as well as
the finest. There is something to
please everyone. The amount is far
ahead of any other stock ever
brought here. Mr.. Jones is an ex
pert decorator, has good taste and
can assist his customers very much
in making selections.
JUsT about the time we were con
graduating ourselves on our FORTH,
nate escape from fires we are visited
/ with a shower of them. This EN-
phasizes the Importance OF having
an abundant supply OF water and
more fire plugs. The consumption
of water has increased to such an
extent that the present capacity o.
the works will soon be entirely in
adequate And while there is some
complaint at the rates it is plain
that a great many improvements
must be made soon even though the
company claims the water works
; have never paid anything
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
Aim Straight
For Us ~ ~

When you're hunting for
Wall Paper. We're not here
Just for the sake of selling
you cheap, unsightly and out
of place Wall Paper We
study the business that we
can serve you intelligently
and with our immense stock
we are in position to show
you the latest creations from
a cheap dainty bed room
pattern to the elaborate.
The variety is unlimited and
our workmen are experts in
the papering and decorating
line. We would be glad to
talk it over with you. Will
you call on us or shall we
call on you2
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
A Side ak
With Lawyers.

We have something to say to you
that concerns our welfare and your
convenience You realize that
most OF your business is local and
you know that your first duty is to
your local enterprises. We have
said over and over again that the
Acme was willing. and not only
wiling but able to supply every
thing a man could need in an office.
Here are Typewriter Supplies of
all kinds, Legal Court Ruled Paper,
Legal Cap, Legal Covers, Paper
Fasteners, Letter Presses, Copying
Books, well you know what YOU
want. We are glad to say you will
find it at
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

No LIMIT to the amount of sugar
at 5eper pound at Werner, &Forney
q Co.'S department store The con
dition is 10 ID for 500 with every
ST. cash purchase.
THE University shoe for men is
acknowledged by all to be equal to
any So shoe on the market. All
feathers, one price $3.50. Hirsch :
man.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
Eight For $1.OO.

These neat books, we'll bound and fair paper and
print. Some of the titles BLACK Rock "Black
Beauty" 'Uncle Toms Cabin "Autocrat of the
Breakfast Table, and over others. You will see
these books in the first showcase on your right hand
as you come into the store. The March Magazines
beginning to arrive.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

At Uniontown is receiving many
comments. 1t is said to be the most
modern outside the largest cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
500 Books
At 121C Each.

We said in last ad that we expected to be IN the
Carlow building, on Main ST., by April Ist and that
some Of our large stock of books did not intend to
move Among these are 500 handy volume classics
that we will sell
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

A pair Of ladies fine kid gloves.
Owner can have them by calling on
Mr.. J.F. Weaver and describing
hem.
OLD clothes made to look as good
as new by George Weibel, the dyer and
cleaner 424 Front Street
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20

ALLEN BUSH, NJ. D., office Moreland corner
Il lately used by Peoples TeLCo. Special attention
10 diseases Of women and children. Peoples phone g.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-20
Show Case ana counter for Sale.

For sale--a three foot show case an6
counter for sale. Apply TO
ADAM BOWER.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Sweet Home, Texas-Dear Happyham-
mers; Say, didn't Peter snipe's letter make
you laugh thought hope Il was not true.
for his father would have gotten terrible
fall certainly like 60 read and have just
finished reading the Memorial of Queen
victoria IL Is very good Among the best
novels I've read are The Wide. Wide
World and Beyond Pardon"
! viii try to tell the Haps OF my visit
crate reunion, 10 October. There was
fine Mexican supper given the old Con
federates. and grand reception by the
people of San Antonio. ! attended all or
their meetings, and then visited the ZOO
logical garden where ! saw almost every
Kind OF animal, which | enjoyed very much.
When went to the fair saw so much
old Alamo, ! went into all the dear old
rooms and into Travis bedroom.
Three cheers for Miss Esse C. aud her
Beaumont club. and 1t Will soon be three
cheers for Miss Gipsie Harper lshe might
get me for tellingl, IL Sweet Home were
not such a small place ] would try to or
ganlze a club here. Say Haps arc you
I'm not for | don't thiuk I could. II the
Haps remember not long aGa there was
letter from "Burdean" In which she told
OF her fishing trip Well ! was one Of the
party, and we sat on the same seat, down
there aud back, and II we didn't have fun
I'll pay for telling a story, | expect to
make another trip down there In May,
and perhaps we win write long letter to
the page, while there and tell the Eaps
Of our adventures and maybe I'll dream
long sweet dream TO tell YOU. Please
tconra again "Woodhine" and Henry
Boyer" With love to Mrs Foster aud the
Haps. Adeu. Jessie Pink.
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CLUB TALK


hauy interesting letters today! This
Especially fine page, and really I hate
" Just 40 cents for the Helping Fund
|hll these good letters! Maud f. Brook
b says We ouElt to have a rule that
'New member should give a nickel
think that would do. for many can not
e 1t and they would be deprived Of
pflvilege Of the page. No, want only
Mekels that are gladly and willingly
q but I do get discouraged sometimes
~ few give gladly and willingly. Just
~ all the letters on the page and
y OF all the others that had to 90 t.
waste basket and only six of all the
rs thought Of the cripples! it is very
Peraging, but it Is better for me to bear
announcement than for those who
~ AFFORD to send nickels TO be disap-
~ In not being permitted to Join tho
q so try to be hopeful and think that
8ft week will bring better record.
'&lgh Rider says that so many talk Of
Others should give to the fund and
ney do not give anything, but that Is
Nc | mark out the words enclosed
or 10 cents for helping fund" and
4ecord the money in the helping fund
no as the record Is put there In the
same ana the letter signed by a false
~ can't tell who has or who has not
"A money. Look at your own letter,
u hider. No one would know that you
MY money. but you can see your name
"a helping fund list
4rreen has written us a very interest
u yer about Mexican house building. 1t
~ clearly written, instructive and not
Rng Indeed, we have many fine let.
q roscoe Romano gives US some good
~ Talk"
Frchie Zackery: Your birthday comes
"a same day mine does, and | wish
q snare your birthday dinner with
IN Colleps is right in thinking that We
ING TOO much apace TO Mrs. Nation
" the subject Of dancing, but as to the
1WeH' you know. Essle, we have many
n happyhammerS who love TO tell of
e Pets and we must give them Their
+, zee Judd: am sorry but tt is not
H.sred best to admit your plan II was
III you to think of 1t but II savors roo
~ advertising and our page must ne
flear of that.
IN SO many sweet flowers pressed ana
y OF them tied neatly with ribbon.
Il Ihem very much. VIII "Nerbena" tell
Y name Of the tiny blue flowers she
phn Ploughboy's" father is a very scu-
nun ana 1t Is a good thing 70 teach
Wople who say that nothing hut cattle
fIass can grow on our pralries' that
ID don know what they nre talking
y. II rs such men a. "John Plough
siather that are making Texas the
4 state she Is.
n Mabel raplin: We taye had n good
a appeals for the young man or boy you
nv, INT he is out ~ the state and the
Y uammcrS have all they enn do Ia
4care n the cripples in Texas. They
not go outside.
Margaret Hadley Foster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
Roscoe Romano


Ganndo' Texas i'ehr hHTp! po u, nao,f
We have now eeon mere VI IeAns heAlil
seven wears We uhe " "'IlSI ~ ~,
A grand oI1 Stalr Is, 80 ~ t,,I,. gnnd
2" 10 ILuoTinI nv, {otbcr n.nre IN me ror
A. ~ orat5rd IN ann rorden vo have
~ III, ~ ~ - r.sos aud othor aovers Wo
wv iSiS t,,st fr5thcd fying pp'tbo hover beds
~ ~ XXI ufSt n..Si III .rou ~ Frntt nj. vonr
Ineors III reocbos and nlnma II no storm
49, IA hmrts No ,rnes ar fruit How
mamy 81 Won Hans nlonted trcrs Arhor
Do~5 In tbo afternoon No had exercises
IN, racns s"e aF,or recess W. nh nloptod
trens oII round 6nr school block Every
-, III ' rt,,h, woo ana ni,utod II
con- rS !, bit on bers Nearly every tree
grows. NOW. isn't that nlcef when We
a. NV NV neo' MINI eUvtbinr, NOTHING ROW
norn h u ,,r "" ana ro,tic IN, me- fnthoT
reasoned. III grass aud cattle grow. surely
thing We have planted ana given care Fl
wiIl no oh6nt ave weeks from now, we
haVo n GOOD sci Of teachers and tbev nre
""inc GOA v.ort And chen toacher. gct
u,,mrS1,, 80, tba ,Ind ,ennIa ~ tbo nisco
n fasi,ee hen, crtnura scn,cn4 10 ID inyon
sttiI hn,,, Wv y ,rndit GO al, on ,ur toah'
III n"1 otn Thor ' Bay one n our pp'ns
for, b., 49, Lor, f,i,oI 20 roto 49,
meGtion ~ either Tho eycrciVcs nr treS
nlnntinr 10 man, outside ~ Canada ~
rH'n,id y u,"" IN liz - "."'" W. =
oISo bewo eoo n,5c ana wbcn No, 10
y.irdr ~, i-ritad 'St.fos 6og Ho"+s ~ Xxx Xxx
oentie hrooln WIN Mo ~ Nv E ,ns
snd M ~ "''u pi,'S,,,, 1Stcr
ana the Haps' Ionh F'oHshman'
49,, 0nroc, TeNas'-penr h4ppNhlmmeFs'
Nnue, looking over an olq Happybammer
had just received black spot under his
eye for shakine hands with his brother 5
nose. wonder why be doesn't write and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
Happyhammers;

Orange. Texas-pear Happyhammers;
Here am In orange, aud will write TO our
gear old page. How our page does i'm
old time writer, Philip Webster, and an
other Improvement would he our name
'Happyhammers, AZ the top Of our page
Now, Haps, don't You all agree with me-
Let me tell You Of orange. It is on the
banks 81 tho sabine river. aud If al the
crooked rivers In the world Sabine surely
y the equal Of, any. The town Is built on
Right in front Of our house is the river
and It bends around SO that one can see
part OF the town that is on this side Of
the river right opposite us have visited
the Lutcher & Moore Lumber compauy's
MILL which is a huge one, and there are
slx other mills, believe Orange has
deuces. abundance OF flowers. clean streets.
nne sidewalks, good churches and lots Of
pretty girls There is one Of the .prettiest
court houses here 7 ever saw, I've seen
many finer ones and larger. but this one
Is a perfect beauty. There are some Of the
finest displays in the shop windows ] over
cleanliness everywhere, At the hotels and
restaurants every one Is treated nicely.
and I'm fact Orange Is model little city.
II is growing, too There are several brick
houses | hnd II SO different from Beau.
mont with its rush and dirt and smell Of
oll ] wonder why the Hans are discussing
Mrs Nation I hardly think she Is worth
IT Why not let her alouef And let dane
ing rest. too And not tell about our pets
unless It is Of their habits. and let us all
stop such foolish dreaming and become
sensible and try to make our page more
interesting Not that | consider my letters
sensible. hut some only write Of themselves
they use "I" too much IN their letters.
| believe that good subject to discuss
would be Which was the greatest hattie
fought In tho cause ~ freedom ~
ever fought for freedom. fiipev Harper.
did you organize your clnhf How mnny
H0ps write poetry, why. nearly every
enc Of our band oh Hnps. our president.
Willie Coueps, Is married He married
Han girl. Leona McColister I wonder who
Felix Holt Is. Why don't you tell me,
Felix? And there Is that awful SHINE hoy
Write often and BLUE Belle whose let.
tiers are sensible, and our dear Eva
Tell us how YOU are getting along DID
You ever 60 10 Beeches camp AGAIN.
Will ring of as our friend n says
Your old time Hap. EsSle Colleps
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

aud the next time strouk enough to walk.
Lady ~ the Lake, your letter was an honor
10 the page Why not write oftener? Essie,
! really cant make You out, some OF your
letter sounds masculine. hut the greater
part sounds decidedly feminine I am In
could be managed II we would try right
bard. ! suppose I will go 70 the cgrnival
In the fall BY the way. what is Charles
Letter Circlei' | wish some one would ex.
plaln-1 am all In the dark Box $40 FIRES.
no City. Cal, know a little girl that has
a mania for not answering letters as well
as writing long ones. Excuse long letter.
Duchess"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
High Island. Texas -Donr Happyham

Ilab Vel 1,1
h'Hu ls''hu, itAoH l'''I hAPplhlW
merS MIS- Foster IN heI Clnn Tilk
0uNN asbeu me 10 write apont the MeN
icans. now thcy i've. etc. VIII ten what
! can anout them. though ! am atrlld !
Lan tel enough 10 interest any oi tlt
" apS Wei as 10 iheif houses mat Is the
g"eI ClpSses, H', ne, ID lI Gnp,. Iou,n
40 as well ihoueh w" mlalIg classes nave
N'lF lcspCrtab'' lpohlng houses. iheF
mover hWld Tor eelIom ,Ntr' ,tpell nous
nn"hG tul lreeH. suppose II Is necHH q
The mosquitoeS are so bad After they nave
Clc.reG away piece or ground for lhe
mouse ines take m3'l'ilr, "L cuopplnE
knite md go NJ INTO the woods ana cut
tN long poles WIN tnfks ON the cnuS Two
loEgos' ones are for the ends Of the house,
and the ether four are shorter ana are
"t the same s,1tl. lh'N ale loI w euHr
ais,i Only 'ue '"n5 DUP ar i.n.tu ~ Xxx l,,
middle Al e9ch ehd ana Two hrrpptt ones on
each Side If the long ones rms done, a
long. straight pole Is ltld IN me TWO FORKS
If IN. Two ne p"'oS lhai are 9Ep'Sltr.
The short poles Z n either sac "l the long
poles are done tho same way Ihny then
inkC sirong vines iNhlch grow theIt apuhu
rntiNl anu tie the poleN 10 me ioihs He
cnreE nc'W"ltS a on 'Hs ad Ro'T1 Is ss ,n,e
manner. Now the ROOF is rcldN tor iAe drF,
long glass that mas peoh cul ana li'G AT Que
end II Is round ana resembles small
sheaYes. Earh smear Is 'l'a 'l9sP I" lhp
top pole and another close beside H. then
one IN he middle. whefe ih" SpA'e rs Iell
THIS Is done NM Two or ,uI't 'aEGi" hIe
formed all over the iool, ana ~ NAV way
the roof is covered. Now the Wnil haN 70
lie made. Long pores are tu' Inli VIII
reach from the glouhh 70 me io"I. hHiH.
hoo rahrs are ususs.H Sal r N.Y. rrsI6o ~
hail IN two, ih' nai Sld's put INSIDE ne
room uud the round sldco iuin'u out lnHy
arc placed close tGGttE'E aha lleu ~ we
top and bottom ana polSS are Ucn hcIoss 10
strengthen I'M VAL vic u""' " usuaty
oil that T., lett Bur must 60 ba"6 IN inc
wall for II not hnlhnrn NrI ~ suppose me
Haps wish 1t vas. InGy then tase mlN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

petition Happymmer
The
o Legislature
appropriation Of $4,000 for
Of
dignity Of tho state and Of the object for which
We OF
and the fact that the Geld
historic
hveca neglect OF them
to feeling
South
discedt all alike
esent ourf
mentioned fer the boundary the
,cnp the foregoing form and paste
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

HER HAND.


lis her hand, her large and rugged
land
hg nervous fingers, stiff with homely
Bill,
capable, FOR labor can not spoil
native vigor, nor their swift com-
Ind
lnsehold tools, indoors or on the land.
b if rough work must harden and
bust soil
massive palms? They are but as a
|oil
1at sweet face which all can under
Btand,
BIZ enioN thf beauty OF her face;
few pNrcesye "a pathos and the
bower
'ose broad hands, or feel that inner
trace
(which they are the symbol and the
lower;
trace of lowly help; of duty done
fsbly for all-for every one.
Arthur Munby.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
The CLUB.

.fIIappyhammers are the young people
4 children) who read the Youths De.
1fnt OF The Houston Post. There are
HE club. Boys and girls who read
Bost mny be enrolled as active mem.
N sending name, age and address.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04
REF AGES; THREE GRACEs.
lRr Alfred OlivantA

(By Alfred OlivautD
n there's a time to be happy
srry. then merry as May,
4 never a sorrow survives to the NOR.
low,
we're born with the dawn Of each
Day.
rs time TO be busy
bring while we have light,
1eak up the sod on the fallows OF
BOD.
earth-stained tramp homewards at
i we give thanks to God for his night.
there's a time to be tired
dg at length In the sun,
est for Il while with our world-weary
snie,
4 and dream, dream and drift, and
10 on
i we give thanks to God and so on.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Otranto, N. Y.--Dear Hanpyhammersi
Spring is coming even w into these almost
arctic regions and we are getting IN sight
Of land again II freezes mt night and
thaws in the daytime, which is lust the
weather to make the sap run out Of the
maple trees. from which syrup nnd sugar
ahead Of honey or any other kind Of sweets
for to eat on pancakes or other food
In my former letter | wrote that intended
to become a poet and as your corn Is coming
m down in Texas and the crows are locs
ing It over, I will give you some crow talk
in verse:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-04

Hare. Te1as.-Dear Happyhammers: Papa
owns store I'm Hare and we all love 10 live
here very much, 1t has been very dry here
for several months. The corn looks as If It
would all die. The cotton won't come up
unless it rains soon. am wouldbe Hap,
Ilnrenre Senrs