The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-29

Some viii say, "shc hal better practice
Whit she breaches" hut, we'll. am
May Flower, aud !. you see.-arc the only
Haps here: so We couldn't get IN club
at least not one that would last. We GOT
lust felt Ike crying. / don't want any OF
the IIAps to be discouraged because n oar
failure. but to try TO 9tranise one Them
lust 10 years old AdIcu, Texas Violet
Hello. Haps! who was the greater
man, Columbus or wasaingtoni' Colum,
hus. OF course, therefore I cast my vote
for him. aud Will proceed to tell YOU why
| do. We should Judge Of the greatness
e the two men by two things First,
by the results they obtained. Columbus
was II poor, almost unknown sailor OF
Genoa Italy, while Washington was rlch,
well known, well educated sen OF an old
Virginia family. Columbus was amost
pcnniicss was scoffed at and opposed by
All the wise men Of the world. Tic was
tho time which had rcopled the Atlantic
oceon with all manner OF TERRIBLE mon.
sters and wns In danger OF being selz
at any time by the terrible inqpistion on
acc.nnt Of his heretical beliefs. He was
backed only by his own sangulnc hopes,
and by those of one woman, Queen lsn.
bella. Columbus had as crews TO sail his
SHIPS criminals Of the worst class, who
Columbus upon what they thought was
foolish undertaking. On his voyage Column.
Jus had to. contend with niutinous sailors,
forms and his own bodily mhrmiueS,
Washington. on the other hand. was loved
by all. and opposed by none. He was In
country well known 30 himself and his
carry out his plans He was supported
not only by most Of the able men OF his
country, but also by his own government
aud by ne powerful government of
France. From these things We see Conm-
Jun had much moro 60 overcome in 10
gard TO birth and position than Washing
ton that the people Of his own country
and great many OF the rest Of the world
supported Washington, while all the world
was opposed to Columbus Therefore
say that Columbus oycrcamc tho greater
obstacles, aud inds.ng from that stand.
Is so long that III close lE this Is print.
cd I'll write ueaia and show Tint Coluin
bus, accomplished the more. Sim Moore.
Lone Grove, |, t. Dear IIapqyhammcrs,
Hello, there, inps. How are yon an by
TINS timef Just splendid. guess Well
now as so many OF the Haps atc descrih.
Try to tell how cotton " thiscl FIRST, the
innd Is broken up ana that makes II very
SOFT; then while ole man breaks another
comes aleng and beds 1t up 81 N i, ready
TO use. Rnt If there Is only one man you
see IL Nould take some tinr Co rot IL
broken and bcdded After one man zones
IN the middle OF the bed and plants H.
Iheh II comes MP and is plored again, aud
when the cotton gets larger II is then
chopped out (which 10 nor an easy task,
which leaves IL clean ana IL Is most gen
orally to hoe over agAin 1hru Nheu il Is
laid by II VIII begin Ga layc squares on II 4,
then green holls. When the hut sun shines
on they burst .oron ard there j. wnte
cotton hanging there rpady to pick Then
Il Is picked aud taken to markct, where II
Is glnhen ana shipprd To- some factory,
mere tncle are nice 'ioihuh made cut of
~; Me are ehopplhE COTTON nov. Well
N"Uunlnt iet ne Ptss comp lment on
S9uh ieIteISHi ih'E arc s." u.tri surely
MiSh ! could Wule r. nice letters MS yod,
nul | uul 50 sorry Inat Aph Eot Your nose
nult' as you ulli Tor KNOW III surrey dld
and have go" TaIo tme 9 fos MN, as i IKE
umkes mhlptiuos. ana i4ey surely are me,
W ell ! VIII ask q lldule what Is II mat
hoeS an 1{ou NJ tne mus "i5 PFPs IN ai
SSitela rre az Na, sguetaI sdlu Il s99u,u
ale my sour W"niu go 70 George N0shhg'
VIZ ahu ny 70 ~ uoiu flat' ana an,
-. n nS' Hutsuvn' Pow VIZ Alie,lta named !
~" VINO fought AZ lundy Lane Well,
Mtote 70 the cohSie'smhh Tor serd, bW
ley nsttr sent me any. 9u aon Know
WY tot n t, ~ "'S 'o'cH9N ,lH'. Nuch
l wrote Tor them. would like 10 cor.
Isspouu WIN, foliung lelgt IL sue ~
fII pr9Wnea r sue win write arsi AZ
nesS hupS lulnNI Luh' 'tp'c, H. l.
Week on iaps; uid you READ anuui the
ite ~ %. Llertet WASH lhal aWlui Ouo
nun GOV HWY out OF 4VNW' 'hHt was Ter.
Ilnle. We'll ] surely mn lonesome mere
~ nyseu, am ah ofphbu NY mother
pleu Two years ago was so sorry
hHby turner.
e.
san SHph' lehas'-pear HAPPY MANNERS;
" nat GLORIOUS Wehthet We are having now
ms oistilct was Visited ny severe
qIoutn lhst year, Whlch came nehr proving
lhthl 70 hpWe OF w farmers lhhl Vs. lNey
mtle UTMOST without the hV'esShTics 81
NE. Bnt the prospects Tor ihls year are
llVIe thCpuIaHlnE We ulNC HAu ElrhlF ~
ram so Tar ana crops are me. lhe SUB.
Jeci OF lfIleauoh y pclhs tfcey lghaied
anu II we get II TINS country WI! Ue one
81 the hnest on EARN INNS oscar
ncahchhmp mndt IN erroneous stattmeut
concerning u, Tor lhclC vs. 70 pc -I'Hp ~.
stcad OF 5000 acreh thnl Is, thr company
agrees 70 put II through II that mucn can
pc optnlhed ana some hre a"hWlhg that.
!, see me next cohte ,s u 10 ne w" was
Inc greater man, washington or Colun-
.iedlt Tor what he did than din Washing
ton' doF hls great ach!eYeInehts' GUM,
ne was porn unrIhg inc Iars hses oi
a anI,S,, Moiiui i1uIlnE ny youth poohS WEIR
abat ~, ann ttlose VIZ no eoSL,f
r,,ai,, un,s ."c iiSu cVuu nnp'n 'h.ul' Wy
saiior ooriS y, Iiu s ~ ~, o,.a,, "v yitI
formntion ohtained rom cyySsTts en- M ~, Ell
him thnt tho eartb's shane Ta5 round and
thn great nroblem af tbat time co,ifron'i ,,s
Tho nconle In rater r1nto 10 india, "o,ild
be solved by sailing west. lie did not