The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-03


be food for reelection for quite a while.
Pass on to our western coast and take a
peep Into California aud see the huge trees
OF Inherent names; notice their height, 70.
mage, ard the fruit they Gear; look nj
me swiftfooted ostrich, examine It's Mum.
age ana last, but not least the egg-1ust
think. IL they were good for food. &, would
take only one to cook all the cakes, pies
ana pastries that we would cook for a
log rolling or barbecue" Yet, lust look
AT the beautiful scenery there both nat.
ural and artificial, and for a moment cast
your eyes over the broad eXpansc or the
Pac!nc, aud perchAnce you'll see a beauti-
ful ship sailing the waters DER. Inon
look at the lovely nttie snowy "wntecaps'
jumping and frisklng and playing leap frog
LOOK az the many nshcs, both large AMI
Now Lev US pass on IN our little butterfly
chariot for, TO Imagination. that Is how
we would travall TO the Great Lakes ana
examine them Watch the mad water roll
over Niagara FAILS. And Tor the first time
march right through the main street IN
New York City and closely examine the
beauty OF the city. Come on 10 jamestown
and think for a moment how our fore.
fathers lived there Ia their humble homes.
Come 10 the orange groves Of Florida ana
FEAST your eyes on he beautiful golden
frult Bur come, We're home again, ana
before my Imagination runs away | must
turn deaf ear and say good bye Love TO
all. Little Rebel"
Shire, Texas.-Dear Happnammersi GOOD
evening, Haps. How are you oil getting
along this beautiful evening" II mas Deen
| RAILING here today, Just little, though.
| The contest 10 rHther hard one, and n
we expect to vote 1t will take some time
to read up on history, unless some OF us
are good Ia II and need no reading. which !
/ hone we are. Juat think! Three great
voyages before America was discovered.
First Left Ericsson, second Columbus, ana
third John Cabot. But Haps. which one
OF these deserves the most credit why,
columbus, Of course Columbus, a poor
boy, taxing so great responsibility as
that upon his young shouldcrs--so poor mat
he was not able Co hire snip for 80 long
q voyage. He Appealed TO Queen Isabella
Tor aid She refused hearing; but
he was not discouraged ami started To
leave Spain, but bis heart hllea with rap
tuTo aud JOY when he learned that she
would give him another hearing. IL 10 sald
that she even plcesod her Jewels 10 rdlhe
money enough ~ equip a vessel Tor the
his hcart mrobbcd with Joy when, on the
morning Of Friday, 2 o'clock october IL.
1892. he discovered American VIII give
him rest. Now lel Us see ABOUT our
great noble George washington. WAS he
not greatf Al, words can not express ms
greatness aud nobility OF character. head
the battle OF Princeton; how Cornwaius
remarked that he had run the Old fox
down ut last; but read little further
down and see how brave Washington uhe
old fox outgeneraled him. Being the fataer
Of our country ! tSel y my auty 10 N yops
you haven't smashed your nose any more
FOR | can certaluly sympathise with you
once / VISA visiting some or our relatives
the wagon, when / fell over the seat, aud
believe the seat Jumped up and fell on me,
and Oh, my nose, now " did huft! "
commenced swelling until II was as Dig as
turkey egg. more or less MISS annie
Ruyrus. did you get my letter? | received
yours and ihe songs for which accept
many thanks In NY letter 10 y9u ! sem
you some songs be- ean NOT reGoliecl now
many | wonder what has become ot
"Redblrd" She lives within about mile
Of ne, bu; ] DO not know why she does
nor writr. MrS. Foster While "a NeW 4o.s
city did you meet a lady by ~ name OF
ButtsF Mre. Jessie Butts she wac
scboo!mate 81 mamma's Hurrah, nuFFah
i0' 'H' . Jessie D. Maybe d.
Fordoche, Ln.-Dear Mrs Foster and
aapnybGnmer Club, Although am long
past my airhOod let me, for once, pelong
have long been reader and admlrer OF
Iofr page noting the noble WORK you
are doing and praying Tor your prosperity,
fow woods 10 the Happyhammers too'
am Happyhammer, OF a ciuo al OK 9nst
This IS MY motto. Count that aag Sgg
s %sGs1 s ddne And 'sf' cons der that
KIND deed counts, whether done 70 man.
bird, beast or uSu. 30 1 Elff sAa-hN.
a CHEEKY good day II nothing more
bird q crunlb q. bread In winter; thirsty
beast a bucket Of water; nungrX uog
ins," who can not run about aud enjoy tbs
beautiful world OF ours, how many bright
hours we can give them, even y we G Iu
not give them all chairs a Few MIN
utes OF our time. pleasant Visit, an
Old book, or a bunch Of flowers, rev
shells bright pieces Of SILK, handful
of nuts curious stones. sticks or any
amusing simple thing. These Things cost
nothIg, but. OH how bright they make the
dgv / have often cnt out common pic
tures In black and white TIL had box
full, and carried them 70 some poo. az
nicted soul showing them how 20 arrange
theul 10 form q picture OF the whole. That
mas made many a weary hour pass pleas
autly OF course ! tried 10 get as many
dlffeent aud amusing ones as possible,
also as many notable pictures as could,
TRY II and see how soon you can have
collection that Will surprise and de-
light You Arranged on glass they are due.
Otter ~ striving 10 help others We neg.
iect those near and dear 20 ~, Poor
mothers face Is full OF caro-, Hammer
a little happiness for her. 4 glass OF
cold water when she IS ironing, cheerful
obedience. nearness polteness az home
create happiness aud many small ersands
doEe with q song on your lips will maze