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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18

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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS OF Won.
DERfUL CURES
FROM ALL PARTS OF rHE WORLD,

Clarke Blood Mixture ia solo I'm bortlsa
~ sd each. and ir cases containing 81
times the quantity. 1is-sufilcient to efRoCS
OF long standing cases-By ALL CHDH
lsT and PATENT MEDICINE VEND-
0Rs throughout the world. ProprietoTa,
TIES DRUG COMPANY, Lincoln, Enr.
land. Trade mark-"RI. Don HIXTiI1I,
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reports it is the understanding that
the Conferees have agreed to abolish
bounties on beet sugar and to adopt
a uniform customs tariff on imports
of sugar of Sl.16 per 22O pounds, or
about half a cent pound.
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Imoron s,sy a'ss-'ar .' :. ar.s O. ,h' hsfs' me
Ntf h1s rnh co. tt'ad 81 t ''' situation nit
made % tss ern, ~ e. ,ee psr e.'t q So nus.s eenirne
buss sarar 70 a6o. ,he s EN- pa6 e unSnass o,
the sugar investors That hs sos ID p q, one an ad,sa
Ia.re hs been Outing the Tysk ssh week.-mrs. Ewe ogns
and IL '9 S n'Hs part 9 80 hsss = on. q the 9sa, ,
$ f n S S hs S F' s @SS ' TSa S' Who's R
price asu TRs bid S price was @ e S S the
s The Hawaiian here but
Honooa holds 0 pTce on the exchange M b pya3s
no quotations
-, l las
which point aboy the last he .is
little the Stock the market and e PROMISE. t come i
feeling ooadencS ws s52 but there
Absolutely - Without anS
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
real s a a % G9 s @"i 's 5o r Hs
down without
@odn sp price
%s n nS s for .at the p ia%' as x aS
o9f s S e s l the ors s f sass
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Aa s Under r ' building 1 ss S5 at s o" % %'s ; eH
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building is about ready the structure
FRANCISCO COMMENT.
.A.3c %sa s : sS 70 @ 5s 5 f %
s1'sss"f SS@ % SS ss5s "ns
ds, N A. HaSss I$ nyI
The will
and the
about the making 5000 acres to be harvested in 1908 This will yield
enoug
this At the OF $50 the would yield sSOo
Hawaiian bought utshms0n Id un the week 1884, raauau
WILLIAMS DIMoND cos LETT ER.
Williams Dmond writing of March sth to local
We last addressed you the 9Th in sant per Peru % ~ ~ ~
Washington March
ssss % Ssussa fine
4c dry ganuIated coarse ganulated granulated
only cnon 5c Magnolia A. S5c extra
reduction Of fifteen points pus list was made for export the
Territory, an wyoming NewM and
asin our last rerTt Me advised you of sale on the n instant
9TH instant
9th So75c; Francisco
London Beets-March 5h 7Ad 9Th ss e&d; 7h Is Cd a.
sd @ dae last yenr s u cd and @ Cd pvey March bets IS
and Foreign eordg latest mail from
markets decline
++++++++++-++++
Placed the amount of money that has is the understanding that
and bount to adopt
dollars He said the stockholders would
Of the United States would fit
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18

The Alaskan Is scheduled to sail from
Seattle and Tacoma for Honolulu on
March 25th.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-18
Castle 4 Cooke, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
Commission MrchantS.
SUGAR FACTORS.

-AGENTS FOR
The Dwa Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co.. la
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
The Fulton Iron Works, u. AsHiA
No.
The Standard OIL Co.
The George E. Blake Steam PGmy.
Weston's CentrifuEaIs.
The New England Mutual Lilo IL
surance Co. OF Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance o.. ~
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Go o; hrE
don.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

Just at present the people of Tucson
ar elJQying a unique show, which is
uEder the management of three ac-
complished French ladies. 1t is known
as the Electric" show, because elLu.
trie:ty enters for the most part in the
performance. Among the features
the production are the electric cloak,
the serpentine fire dance and poses
plastique. Other specialties are also
'nIr,' uced from time to time. The
show is now located on West Congress
street, across from the Legal Tender
The fans will be treated to another
exhibition of championship ball to-
morrow. The game will be called at
Carrillo's Gardens at O'clock. The
Grays will line up as follows: =.
Iraehman C, Armstrong p, II. Drach-
man 1b, W4nsor 2b, Guerclo 3h Fcrd
Iss, McChesney If, Hogwood CT, and
Brawley rf The Huachuca aggrega-
ton has imported a few of the Fort
Grant crackerjacks an they will pre-
sent a stiff line up The fans and the
''cow bell chorus should turn out
with numbers and noise as usual.
All ucty IUHOIS nave D06l@ dHOdC re-
garding a compromise of tn ewarring
Republican factions One section of
the machine secuted the idea, and de-
clared !Eat theyAhad Wilson up a tree
and that there was nothing for them
to compromise The fly wheel, or the
main guy of the scheme however,
keeps his silence as usual. Wilson
controls few votes. and it may be
possible that Mr.. Dale will need them
In the event of his nomination, so a.
compromise on this side of the fence
is in order. The Republican voters,
however. are slowly awakening to the
fact that they innocently participated
in a shell game last Wednesday, and
they will be prepared to work little
shelving game themselves later on.
An inquest was held by Coroner
Wilson today over the remains of
Jesus Mendibles, an aged Mexican who
died suddenly on South Meyer street
this morning.
The Degree of Honor will be in
session tonight.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
HOTEL HALL.

Ths Hotel Hall is being thoroughly
renovated for the reception OF fall
guests. New furniture, carpets, ETC.,
have been added, and the entire hall
way has been repapered and recarpeted
in rich colors, the front half Of 1t, by
means of grill work and hansome por-
tierres having been converted into a
reception room.
The Hotel Hall is as we'll known in
the east as in Arizona. In fact, In
Washington, New York, St. Louis, Lit
tie Rock, etc., letter of introduction
to Miss Hall is considered requisite
to pleasant soiourn in Tucson. This
popularity abroad has been the means
of bringing many prominent families
to our city, and has done much toward
making Tucson one of the greatest
winter resorts in the west.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

The New York Restaurant has been
opened at the old Baldwin stand, C5
East Congress street. Meals 25c. I'm
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
LIKE A PROVIDENCE.
A Floating Box Changed a Mans Life

~ \ 1OolA1E bOA SLEtuSCu d MAIL Lille.
Things drift into our lives in curl
Gus way A man was visiting the
seashore while an invalid and one day
little empty Grape-Nuts box f1oated
to him. The food facts he learned
changed his whole life-but let him tell
his story:
The doctors said it was acute indi-
gestlon OF gastritis. There was really
nothing that | could eat and enjoy, and
when one can not enjoy his meals he
may as we'll be dead. There was a
time when | could eat and digest any
thing, but for two years previous to
last spring / was in wretched state.
| tried everything | heard Of took all
kinds of medicine, almost enough to
float ship, but with no lasting pur-
pose.
Last spring I had to give up work
and went to Atlantic City. One day
while stItlling along the beach, 1 no.
tlced box being tosseI about on the
breakers, and finally thrown up on the
sand, | sat down on the sand and
looked at it idly at first, but after
reading few words on the box, got
interested. 1t told how Grape-Nuts
food was prepared and all it's good
qualities and made up my mind then
and there that l would try it.
Il have not taken drop of medicine
from that day to this. but used about
a half package of Grape-Nuts each day
for two months. Then I gradually
began eating meat and vegetables and
fruit, and now | can eat anything
care to without it distressing me, but
still cling to Grape-Nuts food, as
am fond of 1t prepared in various ways
AMI never a day passes that don't
have it in some form.
after the first two months of using
Grape-Nuts. I weighed myself every
fifteen days, and found I gained from
three to five pounds each time.
have been working every day since,
and can say never felt better. Thanks
to Grape-Nuts, now have an appetite
like a billy goat and am no more
troubled with bad stomach.
81 wish I could talk with everyone
troubled as was. know good
many people say. oh I've tried every
thing; I am tired of trying ETC., but I
say. Don't give up until you try Grape
Nuts food, and you will not regret it,"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek, Mich,
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
MRS. MARY GREGovICH.
OF Phiipsburg Montana, Tells How
She Was Cured of Dandruff.

Mrs. Mary Gregovich of Philipsburg,
Montana, under date of November Is,
1899, writes: Il had typhoid fever
this summer, consequently was losing
my hair terribly, and my head in places
was perfectly bald. Newbro's Herpi-
eide had just come into use in Philips
burg, and the doctor strongly recon-
mended it to me. After three or four
applications my hair stopped falling
out, and is coming in again quite
thick. I used to be troubled greatly
with dandruff, of which am now
quite cured" Kill the dandruff germ
with Herpicide. Send 10 cents in
stamps for sample. The Herpicide Co.,
Dept. d. Detroit, Michigan.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

New fall millinery at the Leader Mil
linery parlors. No. 25 East Congress st.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

Score cards at Browns.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

The very finest hand carved leather
goods in latest design. at prices very
low. ct II. @. Capo'a.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

The Leader Millinery are showing
line of new fall ready-to- wear hats,
just received from the eastern markets.
Have you seen them?
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
A SAD DISAPPOINTMENT.

Ineffective liver medicine is a dis-.
appointment. DeWitt's Little Early,
Risers never disappoint. They cleanse
the system of all poisons and putrid'
matter so gently that one enjoys the.
pleasant effects. They are tonic 10,
the liver. Bells pharmacy.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

II this weather keeps up you will
have to hunt up your last spring suit
and have 1t cleaned or buy q new. one
from Smith. the leading Tailor.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

On her return from instructions
school in San Francisco, Mrs. Harry
Crankshaw will open her dancing
school at the Tucson Natatorium, Oc-
tober 1, 1902.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
WoMAN's EXCHANGE.

On and after September IL we will
carry all the delicacies of the season,
home-cooked. Homemade bread a
speciality. 1913
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

The shoe that needs no breaking in,
W. F. kits famous University shoe,
at $500. -
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13
Metal and MOneu Market.

NEWYORK, Sept, 13-Mexican dol.
lars, 401ac; silver, 5156c. Copper, 11.8O
to u 1211aa..'
The Tucson citizen., 1902-09-13

New nobby and stylish street hats at
the Leader.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-16
-FOUR.
CLUB TALK.

m ~ - .ho
I'VE nave Only Two weeks more i''
FnleSt, who was or is the greatest wo-
Ban horn In tho Nineteenth century," At
4 - a h,.,
''"' MISS 'l"'a h'I'"" -
queen Victoria is not far behind.
was plcased to see that one ot tho
han rr,oti,,, p,,Io, bo. rop,c,,barcd Mr.
, '"'"'''N '''','''' ""H ''''''
'ueiSoh 'aVlS. I ttlnk ne Is rlGut ~
southern hoy should forget the president
h the ronfaao,.,c,. for no was true
.atr,,. ,.,,.,-.,a, oo,tie
4 '''''' PuI'-heaIieh hrlS''u
Han and suffered greatly for his country.
! had lettcr this veeL thar has given
ne great Ace. ,,,,, ,,..,... ,,r,t,. tlav"
Ni'''eS'' : ue "I'l'l' az 'us'
Fus me that one very interesting letter
9nbished lately u-,s talon from, ,,rhe Ros-
Nm PROVEN NJ. ., -, .,,,., s,,, ,,,o,, d
~, DUN anu ain su'e su'
make such an accusation as that u
~ uut true Let me tell you one lulhB /.
4 e qulte as wrong 10 steal-yeS, there -
'.ueI word for Ito steal the thoughts
4 Notus OF another as 1t Is TO stea! ms
OaV' Ana when ! think that one OF my
sed m giIis mas copied another article
i Sln distressed beyond measure. Ii Is so
ADJUST ana 50 deceitful' that can my
s,n 10 lhhk OF one OF the Happyhhmhtt
spo being guilty OF 1t. / hope YOU WI
t.9tISe with me In this, and resolve 10 "
II a tuL ana aightforward In everything
4 rugacep'lon can he little-it Is big u Us
rtoeHee on your character and your me-.
u, 49, ~Wflte you own thoughts IN EvuI
~ nnor1N. BE honest with The POST loI
r, rNI Is always honest win You;
t,l3 S1.ne wilson: In last sundays Fos,
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ans OF THE zlMBoREE's KINGDOM

i the forest Of Sing Ger the Lake OF Bihg'
aere's a lot of big birds. III describe
them in words hat VIII make your
hey, being nice fowls, without malice or
scOwls. never trouble me animals gay,
pout, which I'm sure Is the very best
way.
he first one Wen call lWho the pest OF
them all) is the ostrich with lank legs
so long. 49,.
rear the hunters and animals strong.
De feathers which cover ms Rody all over
bring fabulous prices up mere
5here INC ladies' know that, if placed on
hat. they Will look nice year after
year,
ben there's the parrot. who, were you, to
scare. it. would talk IN way thaI
hough often so glad, were he to get mad,
with his claws ana his Deak ne would
tear you, a.. p.-.,,..
4 bird, whose plumage Is brilliant in
hue; CIT,
las beautiful wlng.-the hnest III sing
and knows the ilct Wei as you.
with Plainnessl there's a bird almost
rs the peacock l mean, who likes TO he
seen; as ne slro'Is DICK anu Ioi'n 'N4
j, the beach, -. H.. ...,,., 49,,
Ehen she visits the town, she struts III, up
and down 10 sho" OH her le"'ne'S
and walk, sta. .,.,,a GOV, avon
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ers on the battlefield, III the city Of CAL
weston after the great storm, aud hear
the God bless YOU, slat comes from me
lips OF the wounded and dying. Indeed,
she n woman among women, and should
receive all praise and honor due her. On
what did | hear You say My welcome
spcntG We'll. / win bid you goodbye, An
everlasting Hap, Nena French
Novice. Tcxus.-Dear uappyhsmmcrsi In
my Imagination | have visited you In your
happy and peaceful homes. nave ltod rue
dusty streets Of the cities; ! have seen me
patient face and tender ewes OF Mrs, os-
ter, / have seen the bright hngpN races
of the Uups ! have also taken q peep at
the Beaumont Happyhammer club In my
roamlngs ] saw Sunset Woods radiant taee
which looked more IKE the sunrise than
the sunset. But my day dreams were
brought 10 a close by n stray sunbeam that
leaked through a crack on TO my race.
NoUce our present contest is who was or
IS the greatest womnn born In the Niue
teenth century. | will cast my vote Tor
Clara Barton Many poor soldier nus
been comforted ln his dying monlcuts by a
kind word or touch Of gentle mana, aud
Fl was an the result directly or indirectly
of her work Esse E0llcps. you write
splendid letters. I am anxious 20 organize
"a club. bui there are not enough Young
folks here. mt lcust, not enough Interested
Ina clubs But ! am always reNdy and VIII
ing to work have microscope
bought IL 10 he one that would magnify
SEQ limos hut ! don't ihlnk II maghihes
that many times Mrs. Foster, am )hSt
AS you said; am broke since CHRISTMAS.
| ] rlvc an ny mon" (which wasn't niuchb
! To Santa Clnus I suppose All NJ the Haps
/ love music and flowers | certainly love
| thom / am learning tn play the guitar:
| know several chords Have lust learned
! new song called sunny Tennessee. =
/ y Page ! would certainly love TO SEQ that
| rock You spoke of. II would hc n curiosity
| 10 nc I have a small collection Of cprlnE,
! among which arc several rnrks IN the shape
! OF Eve pointed stars rail- them ny Texas
! stars There Is also q rock that IS Q per
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H. ~. Hanpvhammers' Club:

y how or girl in the United states , can
onc member 81 bo t edito Stu of the PAGE.
o. Ds' must p.t he addressed Houston Post,
{sophann er Department Houston Tex
MT > rite on 10th SIDES of your paper;
you VIA to rsG t6 fan e3to namf 10 'f iet
n gi he printed unless this rule is com
HI with. acknowledgements, or
XIV with n capital letter.
FIX the object of all Happyhammers to
'smmmer happiness when and wh Grey
s oigb flower is the violet. the club tree
i've oak and t The ei rbosd Re' by Is the the
4 slss themselves. Tho fayorite dog az
1 Than HfFaippyhammers IS the Scotch collie or
EPne dn, coIors are rose and gray. These
ar r are intended to he Worn with or
ihontp the club button or pin. They are I,,
W MO badge Nv pinning or sewing
E.tscr rwo pieces Of narrow ribbon, one
f ross mink and the other of light gray,
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rus week aud only 10 cents for the helping
70 Ola Green: Why not tell MS some.
thing about MeXico-how the people live.
what kind Of houses they have ctc.r
To 'Wanderer;" You forgot 10 write your
real name, so the letter was lost
Margaret IIadley Fnster
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uannvhammers are the young. people
~ NJ natiIdrcn) who read the Youth De.
'te c. ~ Tho Houston Post. There are
'lnen' - charges Of any Kind connected
iees -, aim Boy, and girls who read
z b WI ngv he enrolled as active mem
~ sending name, age and address.
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LANfPASAs.--A series OF spritualist
meetings are being largely attended
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Wallis, Texas-Dear Happyhammers: /
live in the country and my school is about
mile from my home, My papa takes
The Post and like to read the Haps page.
My father is a stockman and | Ike to 20
with him to drive cattle. new Hap,
Newton AIlpn.
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Montgomery, Texas Dear Happyham-
mers: My papa takes The Post and like
to read the Haps page. | see some of the
HnpS have some pets. / have only one colt
(we call her Nellie} and two puppies. Love
10 Mrs. Foster new Hap,
DovIe Gilbert
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Q years old. Ny papa is a farmer and takes
The Post We all like to read ii. | go TO
school. As this is my first letter aud
see the waste basket waiting for it. will
close. Mary Glass.
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Holly. Texas-Dcnr Happyhammsls
differ from some Of the llaps WIZ p,l,c,t
President Mckinley came neNI 10 n
n Lee think jefferson Davis Is nva
Lon paws aid a neat deal for the s sS,,.
hut tone 81 the Haps have said anN.n nnid
for hIn, | think every southern boy sn0u'u
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Dear Happyhammers; How many :" We
b nne ~ 70 row about a mile down the river
every morning aud norther came 9I u .,et
When We started back We could naiui s,,.ry
back | 20 out in the Hover gaiuvn aow-
ers. / think they are SO sweet ana ,v mid
love 10 wear them 10 school rams
Ike to correspond with some OF tIeNniil
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Montgomery, Texas Dear Happyham-
mers: VIII you admit another little girl
AZ years old into your happy band of
poys and girls! | haven't any pets ut all
! 90 to school in the country; I like to
go very much; the school is not very large
there are but thirty pupils in the school but
in the fourth reader and first speller. Our
school Is only four months school MY
teachers name is Miss Sibyl Powell. l
i've In the country eight miles from the
to all the Haps and Mrs. Foster
Pearl Long
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Port I.avaca Texas.-Dear pappyham.
mcrs: II has been some months since J lasf
wrote. but I have closely scrutlnized every
issue ~ The Post. and the lIaps page nl-
WAYS romCs FIRST see that the con est is
nav; WHO WAS the greatest woman lu
Tho NIntccuth century," Now there have
been 20 many great women In that time
that n takes some thinking TO decide who
was the greatCst / see that some are ia
favor OF Mrs. Carrie Nation. but I don't
think her work I'D much good. and As "a
Han. / would NOT Ike so disgrace myself
than way think that Kind Of business
would disgrace ans one VIII cas- my
vote for Queen VlctOrla. queen Of Great
Britain. She was born In KeuSington pui-
ace In 1919: ascendcd the throne Of Eng
land ut IS and reigned sixtythree years,
which Is the longest reign on record. II
goodness Is greatness. then certainly Vie
torla was a great woman. No English mon
arch has been so universally loved by all
her subjects The question being who II
the greatest woman. the lmit OF the dis.
cussion must be confined 10 acts within q
woman's sphere. and furthermore the fact
Of her exalted position and hence her sn-
pcrinr advantages IN The achievements ~
greatness should In nowlse dctraci fran
her claims As thc proper and mos pow
efful influence ~ woman IN tho ard ihnrv
walks OF life Il exefted through home In
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Barker Texas-Dear HappyhammGrst' oot
went hunting without any dogs, 50 md
a garden hoe: came to skunk utn c I'M,
ont Inst ms saw his head It scared IA
80 had / ran away, hut | went haffS u w
Killed and skinned him and w, WI wS,ii
ba ont In three more weeks A 'rle anp'
pe oul ~ Clinton aChizen'
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Novlce Texas 49, Dear lappyhammers;
Nav ! stem ia for few mlnutesl | have
bepn a reader 81 this page for "a long time
and have written more than one letter
hut never GENT any. ! sec the present con
test Is Who was or is the greatest woman
born In the Nineteenth century, cast
my vote for Clara Barton, who organized
the Red Cross society. Many a poor sol
dier WHO might have died has been nursed
Ia life hy her And what Is greater than
belDiug The sufierinef How many OF YOU
INNS take the Youths CompanionG ! do
and think Il Just splendid. J had rather
rend than 10 cat any time. ] got up In a
chair I'D light the lamp the other night
and somebody pushed the chair and /,
matches and all came down into the slop
can and there is something little disagree
able about being Ia greasy water ike that.
A;rs FASTER must certainly be very patient
10 NM mn with what she does SO we ought
NOT TO fuss IL our letters are not printed.
Cnme agnln MI YOU good writers, such as
William " "PlOwboy.' Louisiana Hus-
tIe, Essle Colieps, Arthur Dawson Phil
10 w. and many others whom ] don't re
member Essie C.. / certaiiy admire your
work. / only wish We had club here.
| Wish the IIaps would give me a letter
marty on my birthday. which Is the 10Th OF
March would certainly be glad 10 get
them Hsps. I don't think we ought 10
diEappolnt Mrs. Foster by not sending =
nickel or dime suppose we were crippled.
how lonesome and unhappy We would he
and how glad Ne would he IN think Of the
bows aud girls ~ Texas and other states
giving w thelr Candy 70 make than happy.
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Ebony. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers: II
any N Won love 20 hunt. Just come 70
Ebony. Ny brother went out one evening
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he river. / live q mile and half from