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The Lamar register., 1902-06-18
Where william J. Would Shine

MIR. Bryan's Commoner has convict
ed Bishop Thoburn of blasphemy.
The ground of this condemnation is
the bishops declaration of belief that
American occupancy of the Philip
pines is part of the divine plan,
and essential to carrying ont the pur
poses of the Almighty. 1t has long
been known that Mt. Bryan is yer
satile man, but few have heretofore
given him credit for being an expert
theologian. 1t seems, however, that
such is the case, and, Furthermore,
that he is so cocksure of his infalli
bility as to feel justified in hurting
the charge of blasphemy at those
whose opinions differ from his own.
Now what is the use In having
Methodist conferences and Presby-
terian assemblies and heresy trials
so long as Mr.. Bryan is on earth?
He could in a few sweeping sentences
settle every question of doctrine, of
belief, of scriptural Interpretation, of
divine intention, and of the workings
of providence, thus saving Others a
lot of trouble and pointing out to
everybody the pathway of true re-
ligious organizations which perhaps
has never before been brought to
their attention. Bat they can now
have no excuse for ignoring it
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
Death of an Esteemed Lady

Yesterday the news OF the death of
Mrs. VIM. David in this city spread
gloom over the many friends of the
FAMILY and the many personal admir-
ers of the lady.
Mrs David was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs P Murray, and as she had
spent her entire life in this city It is
little wonder that the entire commune
ty feels the death. She had one of the
brightest and sweetest dispositions OF
any of the young matrons of this city,
and all who knew her were fast
friends. For the past year she has been
a sufferer and many hours of pain
her patience and fortituae We're upper
! most Everybody has hoped that she
would regain her health and delight
| her circle of acGuaintances with her
cheerful manner.
| Resides a devoted husband she leaves
! a mother, father. one sister and three
| brothers.
The funeral viii take place Sunday
at n III from her late home.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

be precluded from acting from the
causes mentioned in the preceding
section, or when he shall in any man
ner be interested, he shall call a Dis
trict Judge OF another district to
hold the court of his county; and such
judge shall hold such court anu be
vested with all powers of the cour.
and judge so disqualified, and shall re-
tain jurisdiction as to all subsequent
proceedings in regard to the estate"
This language is too plain to require
construction. If the Legislature did
not intend that the interest of the
Judge, other than the interest spe-
CITED in Section 1863, should disquali-
~ him from acting, it would never
have inserted in the section cor when
ne shall in any manner be interested"
If this language does not mean what
it imports it was useless and was
meaningless.
The facts shown by respondents
answer to REALTORS petition and in the
petition for Intervention, not dispu-
ted, establish the respondents dis
qualification, and under those facts
nothing remained to be done except
to call another judge, which the sta
tute authorized and directed in man.
datOr terms. No formal application
for the calling of qualified Judge was
necessary, when the record disclosed
! that respondent was disqualified, as
admitted here.
krundick v. Crump. SO Cal III;
Heilborn v. Campbell, % Pac 122;
Gum V. Lander, 81 N. W. 999
! 1t is not necessary either to cOnsi-
| der or discuss what the effect Of the re
spondents disqualification may or may
not have upon the proceedings in pro
bate before such disqualification was
disclosed, as no such question is pre-
scented by this record
| The peremptory writ upon the ap
/ piication OF the relator will be denied
and granted upon the application OF
the intervenor.
! | concur in the order:
| Fitzgerald, Il.
Massey, C. J. did not participate in
the above decision.
i FILED August Z i:"z.
Eugene Howe.l
Secretary of State and ex-officio Clerk
Of the Supreme Court.
Filed with printer for publication
August 1892.
Eugene Howell
Davey & Maish received a lot o
fresh fruit last evening, the best tia
has yet been offered in the market.
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A Montana Assessment

The Montana law Of taxation is like
Nevada, the assessment is rated at
its true cash value
The following dispatch from that
State will he read with interest.
Ihe State Board OF Equalization re
ceiyed protests today from represen-
tatives OF railroads operating in Mon
tana against increase OF 1S3 per cent
in railroad assessments of the State
They viii be given hearing next
week. A raise ia the assessment means
that railroads will pay between $40.
0G0 and s450.00o more in taxes IN
Montana for this year than last. Gov
ernor Toole favored the increase OF
SOC per cent but the State Auditor and
State Treasurer. who with him self con
stituted the majority OF the board, in
tiuced him to accept the assessment as
made The Governor in explaining his
action said:
The Northern Pacific and Great
| Northern were assessed at only % per
| cent VI NdIudllCl t1lOpSIly ny lIS
Northern Securities Company. We
may nave been in error in taxing $52,-
600 a mile as cash value, but wnen
such successful financiers as Mr.. Nor
gan ana his associates have within a
year paid this sum, it certainly makes
Dlma facie case for the board
What would be the result ii Nevada
assessed the true cash value when col
Letting taxes? There would be a ire
mendous raise OF valuations and cor
responding lowering Of rates, if the
valuations were fairly and equally
made and the tax payers would indi
vidnally pay less than before. The ia.
payers who imagines that when ever!
body lodges taxes like himself, tina
the result is low taxation, is the mos
mistaken man in the community. Th'
, man who fatters himself that he il
; the only tax dodger in the communit,
is hugging delusion. there are man,
others as dishonest as himself an,
some more SO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
Republican Primaries

The Republican of Ormsby county
held a meeting last evening to select
delegates for the State Convention.
The following delegates We're selec-
ted and will be voted for AT the prima-
ries to be held today:
Tneo Hotter. George Mills. A. karge
l.. B. VanEtten. DR.. Lee. E. B. Yer
ingtCn H c. Dunn. and E. E. Roberts
Oscar Woodbury. and w. Deitereich OF
Empire were named.
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ALL SORTS
Trib cures insect bites and stsings

| Trib cures insect bites and stsings.
When you want
Try JOhnsun's Ice Cream Soda.
c. W. Friend. MATCHMAKER, ard Dp-
| tician.
| Davey & Maish have the bes, Sc
| lected line Of fruit in luls city.
| Lander county commissioners will
pay no more bounties on noxious ami
NAL scalps.
| When you want
| A large cinnamon bear was killed
recently at Gold lake, north of Reno
! by sheep herder
| Sam Longabaugh came over from
/ Ophir yesterday
The Old Oaken Bucket isn't in il
with glass Of our cool ice cream
Soda Davis & Maish
There are seventeen persons in the
Humboldt county Jail at Winnemucca
serving time for minor offenses.
The finest line Of fresh fruit can be
found at Davey & Maish's new store
/ Ice Cream Soda at! The Thaxter
Drug Store.
Judge Murphy was called to Vir-
ginia on legal business yesterday.
E--t send to Chicago for yo;;r col
lars and cuffs. Joe Platt keeps .le
celebrated Corliss and Helmet praE,.
| Garden hose and lawn mowers,
big stock, can tc found at E. j
Walsh's,
! Mrs Harry HUMPHREYS and children
J who have been enjoying an outing at
! Lake Tahoe have returned to this
, city.
i
;, 1t is never too hot for ,oMales. They
= | eau Ot AouHu u NJ. D. Div OtIOi-
= Something new at the Thaxter Drug
. Store--Egg Phosphate.
1 For sale cheap-A good second han.
velvet carpet at half the origina
. price, almost as good as new lnouir,
at this office.
Ono Of tho LricEa children
injured by the explosion of powde
=, at Sheridan, has died from the effect
Of the burns.
The U. S Civil Service Commission
ty announces that on August %. 20 an
ct >. an examination will be held at Re
n. no for the position OF cadet in the X
&C. | venue cutter service.
Smell hooks. plain hooks, silk an
linen line, swivel.s. poles and all kin
of fishing tackle. New fish stock,
IS. Tom Calvert. who for over thir;
OF years has kept the half way hous
near Mound House. has moved wit
his family to Carson, where they wi
permanently reside
H. Chauntey Iatta can be found at al
tine at his residence, corner 9Th an
Division streets. He has beauti,'
line of samples. made to measure sui
ch a speciality. See his samples beiol
ad- ordering elsewhere /
ed
in Dayey L Mash have opened tie
ieiicacy counter and from this tin
on customers can fnd select boil
gh ham. tongue ana other fefresnly
Al viands that viii save cooking.
b, home
'oi' NJ A. Downey is constantly sddi1
&c 70 his stock OF carpets and hGusehc
furnishings. In the carpet line he
showing the handsonest lot OF sa
pies and stock goods ever brought
will this city. They are all from the
ON liable and celebrated house OF w.
j. Sloane which is a guarantee
i' .Eeir value. The ladies are inyil
me 20 call and inspect the samples q
4ral the stock on hand They will fl
what they want and al prices t
SUIT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

Arthur Honsirger passed through
town Tuesday on his way 10 the Al
kali Lake mines The mill will proba-
bly, be completed and ready to crush
ore about the 18th OF this h.-Rec-
ord.
When you want
The funeral of Sheriff McInniS will
take place Saturday afternoon from
Pythian hall. Reno, under the auspic
les OF the knights OF i'ythias. The
Reno Wheelmen viii attend the funera
III body.
When you want
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
WANTED.

Wanted: Manager Tor New Branch
Of our business in Carson City Aa-
dress az once. with references, Alfred
Morris, Wholesaler. Cincinnati. Ohio
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
MARRIED..

In this city, August Z. 1892 Rev
! Mr.. NJ 'Creery officiating, Morton H.
I.unI and Ella Mullhali of Tonopah
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
THE SUNSET OIL COMPANY
Il Makes a Statement of Its
ReSOusces

For some months past the Sunset
Oil Company, which has many shares
distributed in this city has been doing
nothing toward developing it's prop
erty in California The stockholders
in Carson have become more orless
dissatisfied with this inactivity and
have made frequent inquiries as to the
whereabouts of theis coin.
We herewith publish the last finan-
cial statement of the company and
stockholders can draw their own con-
illusions from it,
Reno New, Aug. l, 1902.
To the Shareholders, Nevada Sunset
Oil Company:
We herewith present
statement of the condition of this Com
pany, as shown by it's books on July
81, 1902.
The failure in drilling our first well
Influenced us to discontinue further
sinking until arrangements could be
made to have it done by contract, and
also to allow time for developments
upon adjoining property. We are now
considering resuming work on our
er well drilled, providing satisfactory
terms can be made to have it done by
contract
No compensation has been paid to
any CT the officers of the company,
and none is now being paid, and no
additional expenst has been incurred
by reason Of delay and inactivity
Yours truly.
| F. NJ. Lee. j. B. Talbot, w N. Good
win, N. B. Williams, S. H. Wheeler,
Trustees,
RESOURCES
! Real estate $4,000 OO
! Machinery 400 "
Bills receivable .123 %
Accounts receivable. .........5 81 8.
Cash deposited with banks ...3.9O2 q
Cash on hano o.
Expenses .....I. .lI....S,7S 4
S34,394
LIABILITIES
Capital stock So sol :
Partial payment, account OF
;. Capital stock .... 500 i
l Accounts payable ...........1S3
! 34,594
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09
SUPREME COURT DECISION.

In the Supreme Court Of the State Of
Nevada.
mo. 1624.)
The State Of Nevada Elk Rel.
Bullion & Exchange Bank, a
Corpora ration
c. e. Mack, Judge Of the First
Judicial District Court Of the
State Of Nevada, Ormsby County,
RESPONDENT.
Mrs. Dora Williams,
INTERvENoR.
Original proceeding. Application :oc a
Writ Of mandate.
ALFRED cHARTz,
For Relator.
F. N HUFFAKER,
WILLIAM WOODBURY.,
c. e. MACK in pro per-,
For Respondent.
A. e. CHENEY,
TRENMoR COFFIN,
J. G. SWEENEY,
tor lntervenor.
OPINION.
Hv aelknan
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

When you want
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

NJ. 4. Downey is constantly adding
70 his stock OF carpets and household
furnishings. In the carpet line he is
showing the ilandsomest lot OF sam
pies and stock goods ever brought to
this city. They are all from the re
liable and celebrated house OF w. &
]. Sloane. which is a guarantee Q:
heir value. The ladies are invited
20 call and inspect the samples and
| the stock on hand. They will lin,
what they want and Al prices tina
| SUIT.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-08-09

" hen you want
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09
Stuart'S Gin and BucIlu Free.
Cures Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Brght's Disease, Rheumatism.

lures kldney and Bladder Troubles,
Brght's Disease, Rheumatism.
Send no money. simply write ana try
Sluarts Gin and Buchu at our expense 4
personal trial is better than n thousand
printed testimonials.
Death soon follows from diseaerd Edncys
unless Il cure h. made by taking the obi
ieAable stuarts Gin and Buchu The fol.
lowing symptoms Indicate The approach OF
bllsats disease or diabetes and kidney
trouble; Puny or dark circles undpr fhe
eve saltoW yellow complexion: dull heavy
hePda hes; dizzy, tired feeling; faint spells.
pam or AMI ache III the back, urine cloudy g,
Wlihllke or etrlugy, dark In color on Of
ing urinei obliged 10 20 often during toe
day on night There IS cure in Stuart's
Gin ma buChu. j Is the one remedy YOU
can rely ON lt viii correct al these gyinp.
toms ana 9ermaucntly cure even Bngh 4
disease after all other htrra tments fail.
Stu3u's Gin and Buchu viii ueulralizc thc
urine ana cause Il TO dow IN perfectly
natural manner, thus carrying ont Of the
Kidneys al the Impurities while are the
direct cause " much ll health. stuart !
Gin ana liuchu gives Vie, power ana yieof
20 che hidncYs, TINS mailing the blood red
ana uourlshing lt viii cure the worst
form OF rheumatism. Druggists OF by eK.
press, prepaid, ST. To prove it cures we
10 sufferers. sample bottle OF Stuart s
Gin md Buchu sent free by writing
Stuart IS Drug Co, Atlanta, ca. Don't hesi.
.ate 10 write for a bottle as there are no
conditions. A request on y postal card viii
do SO write now while you think ~ IL.
Sold 10 Houston by Kiesllng, 502 Main
street.
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CLUB TALK.

l8menheF n contest lg oyybo wac ~ "a
81 ueate,t woman horn q, +ho Ni,o
Nil century,"
n expect many Of Won have ALREADY boora
III tbp co,lccttor, e. s.. -,
Il ~, - - N' "E ."he" up III tue
ELS On the I'd Of March for the purpose
R1paylng for statue m s+onb.r = A..
IA rh,oA \. Va ''ePuen VS.
A.s !. ", P'"yeu IN the Nallohal
H. ~ washington, d. c., and I hope
~ ell the boys and girls OF our club
NJ give generously fo, +b;- r,,,,,r, ~.
sss,nMsrt ~, gu'' purpose. Inc
Il ~, saw TO each state a number OF
n nlches IN the capitol in which to
ne statues Of their great man ana q
III aedaad 7''"' "icH' anu II
n -euueu 10 place In one of these a
Y d stephen +. Austin. the "father
e Texas" Now. I'm orJer g., -
f$ue, and Tavo,.. ~ nave uHe
IN, ~. N'NS ought not to have any
Msh inc one, good deal of money
&nseaeu and the bows ond gjrls NJ +bo
nc are to be colj.d -, I,7 '"e
Mill TO eopg;a,. -, "po" 10 heIp' Iney
ii noble work ana a., -
u are called n,,, 10y "h "l'ch
Grch op,h. 'N'" ~ give IT, the "a OF
su' 10 remind them of what they
n 'ae brave men who mod, ror.. -.
ls--a free co,r+, AuS "n"'
$dy With 30 DC sure TO be
y sln your names enrolled on the
the Little Band ~ pat,;o+,n o..
oOy Or girl who rlyes TO- ~ ibU,S' OF og
!, sase his or her name .nro,ied g an ~
thls new society tbc p o,,ed on inc
a nep1blic are organi1ino daughters OF
Ienoer one thing|vo3i npst u,no
IN nue{ 70 your fcacher ne 81
ne | am not the treay,, ION senl ,i
=. club except the H sLv"suber or any
tnat reminds me thai ~ n mau Ina1 H..
not be hled IL o1r ~ o GuT sre AN
N AAlgy Deveny's ietto In"n " Is doh$.
osnsSppPness you have ptvn nu s 5in nov w,
while ana SEND Tdins g Elm alone o Ger
s soar neE letter. '1 bsro OF a dlm me
I'm Explorations Tor chairs va ID Ie naa AVE
ibloll you how Il made NV yo'j NJ, "nu
IN ought to make hams pnu glria
M iltet letter was opened ,yi Ii,o e. E,
tSst ne re- anIously feeling HE 'Ou goule
estn nsse round hard dime or rici.oi
IA 80 alter have onened tb S I nttHe.i
va M ssaSelope to see II I n conn bs ees
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!. !. a. Hannyhammersl cIub


\ II ar elrl in the United states eau
met1bcr Of the club by sending
hsr name to the editor OF the page.
.a W must he addressed Houston Post,
E.,b5aner Department. Houston, Tex
!. rite on 10th SIDES Of your paper.
@ ulsh TO rise fancy name, send
M, mi name 10 the editor. No let
=, IN IL printed unless this rule Is com
u ne name "Happyhammer" or
n With a capital letter,
as object OF all Happyhammers to
.rr happiness when and wherever
fSlsn Hence the club name and motto
A KIN eower Is the violet, the club tree
NJ oak. and tho club pet is the
.ge bird all being chosen by the
tsss. themselves The favorite dog of
|Hsppyhammers is the Scotch cole, or
I slab rolcrs are rose aud gray These
Il, sre intended 10 be worn with or
2Mt the club button or pin. They are
;, Iuto badge by pinning or sewing
H., two pleccs Of narrow ribbon. one
ES niub and the other of light gray.
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and told her TO fix me good supper, Tor
he vacated me TO be fatteacd IN about
week. So she gave me delicious supper,
aud try as might 7 could not help eating
Il, After awhile She came and orderCd mo
to bed ] followed her 10 n large halland
there were a number OF llappvhammerS
there The cook smlled mnlcously aud
ness was hv giving them something 20
eat Then she babe NE follow her into n
small room Here, after shutting every
thinr carefully. she Lett me to MY own
thoughts, which, I must admit were not
very pleasant After awhile. however I
fen asleep. mud the next thing / know
tEey were caliug me to breakfast After
breakfast the old giaut took us around NRd
showed ms the creek whore he sqld that ne
drowned people whopevcr they dld not be-
come ~ 10 eat wlthla month after he
muStv dungeon, whore he let peoplo starve
TO death who dsuhcvcd him, Oh hpT I
wished that lack the giant Killer would
happen along We spent week ~ this
sort OF NE and I learued Saturday thNt
they we're going 90 make n hig pie out "
us for sunday dinner. I did not care
much because I was sure that II would he
impossible for mo to escape. All day the
giant went about smackng his lips Final
iy Sunday WorplnC came, 1nd the COOK
got lot of us twelve, ! hclieve--and TOOK
us ont to blll us. ! went to kicking and
cnWnC as hard MS / could, although I
Snjd, "Arucs for goodness sake don't klu
nc" and | woke up, ! had hecn fighting
hcr like n Wild Cnt If any of the linps
have tho words 10 'rho Fata Wedding
! would like 20 get them ! remain. rs ever
true Han. AgaCs Humphrey.
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rAE CLUB.

/. p,pDyhammers are the Young people
4ildreni who rend the YOUTH De
|n,si d The Houston FoS5t. there are
~ X. slnb. Boys and girls who read
r nay be enrolled ms active mem
IN ,,niing name. age and address.
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Neither Quite Satisfied

iNfh.
MIsress-I am not quite satisfied with
your references.
Applicant Narther am J. mum; but
tho}'s The hest ] could get
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a NEW MAN

York. says; For years have been
troubled With rheumatism and dyspepsia
and I came 10 the conclusion 10 try your
pills 1 Immediately found great relief
from their use ! feel Ike new unan
since commenced taking them. and would
not now be without them. The drowsy,
sleepy feeling ! used 10 have has entirely
disappeared. The dyspepsia has left me
and my rheumatism Is gone entirely ! am
satisfied II any one 30 afhlcted VIII giye
RGdway'g Pills a trial they viii surely cure
them, for ! believe 70 all comes from The
system being ont Of orderthe liver not 90
luE its work ="
NJuiv "a 1892
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY O. 1902


General r. 10. Ice. Little Nell' come
again. IL you are rs sweet as the character
for whom you age named, world like
very much indeed loo become acquainted
With you. think NOld Curiosity shop IS
q good story. How uany Of you llaps
nave read 'John hadiaN Gentlemenf
Ike u, toe. Llttle biinI MVriel = sucA
" Tar Soap aud Bowie knife Bllg
Pet, ga you get mad because Mrs. FoS-
ter could not read your letter and stop
wrdlngf You shgulunt moino Mrs. Foster
because she coaiint read u. Write again.
m sure az the ltaRT use 20 reau gcNt let
>tar,. J do, foc ono. Well liapS how did ydu
got lots OF nice presents. Old santa
sighted me TINS, year ne didn't come TO
too old, but I'M Just IL; ] went 70
party nearly every night during Christmas
week see some ot tae hnpS don't Ike
to dana; 69' ! surely 40 BSt now that
have 60 go back 70 their work and books,
ana with lots ot Pheasant u hopel mem.
orles OF Christmas theE begin The new
var Anu lVOh lVrWuW 10 me next thflSt
l"0N ito NY iu ,S, anu SEC WhGt ,Ae
srEncsc vso1ia he ,asac a., 'n n, hV ,Ssl',,
oy}IP ~ ms,Ie ,,mbon nnuV sau any VInerS
Nm an tno,,' thn nid PssS, tssSi'e AuvsS
49, Az, V,',n.,l IN - t"e az hFS'
H., Ia, 80, t,,t TSt ~ Hf"lu. Ntlh
dtN ~, W.. a., nrt,,, "nu IN WtlSis
q L g. ti,4.
s,,re - ~ Iu az * nay "c nnis VhF VIII
fto0, NJ Nn ,,a,n "S ,r, rUS,eI MiSIes us
~ piNH n"u'r W." soiuc Wen KNOWN
O''N' S's" iN' 3ttto MIND ,,rrio,,
i"''" N'nu Muriei
tur,r,, 49, NJ,
~ "isn me- tvNaH, pent auPpI uammerSi
a s..S u ~ 5u'lhinA ~ S"iuV ume Woui9
NJ ~ ~ ~ ~ ,p"Su' "" MaS 50 allW0 ~
Suat , uneau.ui pNSh h Sn ~ years on,
Nc i've scNeu ulAes hVrln on EioFvhce ON
ME- Ian, ian,basas ritSr near Hoss mountain,
We haNS oech out neFc enS wear; iaPa naS
C"llle' NURSES u'9ieS' sueep aia goats ald
Smah iatm anu rAhch rms ls pretty
broken country, so many NUS and pretty
frees, nave one urolnSV years o1ui ne
mas Snetiaha pony ana nerds tue sheep
ana goats; nave tne cutesl hahE sister j.
yeearoiai her name Is Mildred Agatha. We
thihk het a wohueru oan] she mas shrh
cute way oi shaking her mead My broth
er name Is Mood Papa named MIN for
Dr. Mood the FOUNDER OF the southwestern
university At OeofeetoNlL lcNaS. We had
tree Christmas ana had MI sanity ant hiS
VIE We Enrel( had COOL GA tiinc' had
some parties ana s, iots OF nee things TO cat
MY grandma lives hity mites trom VS. | Ell
JOY going to see her so much, Grnudma Is
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-09

Westheid. Texas.-Dear Hapnyhammers:
After a short abEence ] hope 10 be again
welcomed TO your clnb OF dappyha mniers
am g;9d thst summer i coming, for I
glad that General Robert y Lee won 10
the contest. for think that as this Is u
Southern paper that we should vote for
our hero. even N he hadn't been so bravr.
There are some very Interesting letters
in the page Jonathan Snipe. I hope fiat
yOu got the "taters' ont and g0t 20 20 10.
the 'circus" and see them funny anu
miles" this fan. One evening last sum-
mer q party of kids" myself included Z
went down 20 the creek. which n NOT very
distant. After being there awhile we an
went down to the bank. the grass wgs 50
green and inviting that lay down I had
heen lying there only few moments when
felt myself hclng lifted m J wnadere
what was lifting me and on inet re ~
saw n 'gialf." He MAS ahopt eighty feet
In height and resembied the one that -
bad found. as he had only one eye He