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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

eczema aud other dchl1ilg and disdgur-
ing diseases.
Mt gives me great pleasure to express my
faith in the virt,Is of Dr.. Ficrcc's Golden Med
ical Discovery writes Mr. Ezekiel Floro of
Craytown Ottawa Co., Ohio. 8 suffered every
thing for two years with h,i.nor on my face
which bafficd the skill of some of the most
noted physicians. Was at once advised TO 80 to
the hospital: was doctorcd there for three
months without success Game home discour-
aged Then began TO doctor with chemist
He also failed to help me Then began Dr.
Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery, with no
faith whatever in it. Did it only to please ny
wife: but an, happy to tell you that after tax
ing FIVE bottles am entirely cured"
FREE. Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent free. on receipt
ofstamps to pay expense OF mailing only
Send ri one-cent stamps for the book IL
paper covers, or 81 stamps for the clotl;
bound volume. Address Or. r. ". Piercs
Buffalo, n. Y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

It's easy to keep your tace
from chahng and cracking
during winter. Shave any
time, all the time, but use
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

Rev. IL, AE...Glver. WHO has been trans
ferred 10 Owens Memorial Ch$s1-eh, N
Portsmouth. VIII preach his farewell ser.
mon at West Street Church sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-22

General Fitzhnsh Lee spent this morn
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19


back Nv tho nos Whcu phr mEutg ut.rary
realm pumuofeu mt Nsal, "nd ptrh rs
nn.,,6,,..,., ,oFt6 vhnY n9ivg a9i
w ohloNcd several good hhd KIM editors
nhd Cdlttessos VINO ucNrr tailed 10 make
II real pleasure nnd delight TO peruSe tn9l
handled with sound wisdom and oXge lest
ludgmenl Whieh Is ,oncr more q eWG
the llnps nm m33hing salsiattory heau.
around the haitchcld ~ san !acinto,
gun gong ln WIN lhHt Nlv plll Mls roster
spoke or sohe tlmr age. suppose some o
the more lrlsN hRpS Would venture -
run Inc race WIN me Here ~ y challenge
i9r Tom l9Siot of.np9 one oi ihoSe geeht
pig sly ann aeNtUIVWets IT Mouldh ~
q prudent idea, however, 20 clelongo some
NJ the glrs. cause they amt scared -
lgcle no man about signing THEW peu
md an the reFt ~ us country pumpkins
4ir ana SQUARE lh case WIN that Slp
q WoalglgNS sum et MONEY VIII not some
KIND leutted hepGIAGtor suggest 2 few e1
podlenls ny Whirh J rpn properly oxpend
Or invest my tottuuct fethnr@ the help
Ing fund would irN receive due considera
Hon, hut We can devise some conRepial
'plNn lRler WRAl now heeu vs. names
Wt comments hnyr been made Of l0ta
anCcilug our uohln unl phC0tlc Work
when eneopf9Ey rue SiNAtlf' 10 duu9t we
groot army OF hnps has been husy during
inc summer inuhiu@ Win thelr petitions
ana VIII nave them roauf hctnte orr lcgis'
laturc convcnoa. uujoNcd irssle SMELLS
drawing Tor AuguAl wonder whore she
found those vruenh'c Wnmusf They PEI.
sem9lS very nuth lhr ,tnmpI 80 unslc.
ccsStully attempted 90 draw FINALLY, after
many repeated efforts al drawing them,
did succeed w hnishlng two but didn't
venture "a send tRem in. tof was SIRE
reproduced nj all "todcrc nhu" would
hnye mistaken them for youmhus' vessels
ssnnSSrl tond AVA tbn ,lji yt,iitaat s,,,i9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-19


Cleveland, TeSas-Dear Hpppyhammers;
Good night 70 you alll No doubt many or
you all are hong ere this TN the laud OF
dreams Our school opens this month and
must write 10 you all while have time
Whom school starts ] have very little time,
and l have made sulpo resolutions this
wear IL ] VIII only Keep them. Essie,
Whcrc Is your club noW( Have you for
gotten us cntircyf Hope you haven't
WlsNcrY glad TO sec letter from our three
oldtmrrs- Sunset ltasct and Nctty Miss
NcttN No2 are u nice pootpss ana | assure
you always -tnior Your poetry. Miss Dora
MccoI nieo, ! would Ike very mach 10 hear
from you agnlh, DO Nol MI know what IS
tho Oldest arghiteQtur9l work known 20 eH
iMi waN reading about Il not long ago
ana nm goinE 90 tell you OF It, u ss the
remarkable rock,cut temples Ct Ipbamhni or
Ahorsnmbul, In NubiH, op the LEFT bank or
The Nile, The largest temple cohtains four.
teen apartments hewn Oh; az the solid rock
The iirst and largest of these Is hfty seven
rect long and hity-two icct broad, and ~
SUPPORTED by two rows Of massive square
rlllms four IN each row, aud thirty feet
higlt 70 each OF theso pillars is attached
enormous proportions, reaching 70 The roof
'cYcrmid With kind OF stucco aud paMtn'h
y1th gnudy colors apparently AS brllhnt
now after the lapse OF 1000 years. as when
first laid on. Ia front Of tic temple are
of them being sixty,hve feet In height pro.
etlpicd 10 repreSont Ramcg6s ms Gre,t
more mo- ,t5GqGen,ty termed sesos W. whose
dra ~ NOS ma noiitines on ~, nv at '''H ~
n eieht v'ouid IL ,y6u6orf,i 90 n,e M
son snnt sco tbn,, XXI tbnri az, ~
- ~, oee 'u ~, ~ aa Wy H MI
Duis',o ~, ~ ~ tiit N.S. tv4IlHItA hul't
s n ,ans fri r ~ i's na mug N.Y.
thAn nlau = ne bioNVA were Hous hrSi
ttmpies, ulh hiHo going y" zen You an
now 10 ehgluNe on eggs. ~ ~ very pnE1llns
e. many, yet very simple. II merely con
slsts Ia writing on the egg with tnllow and
then lmmerslng tho egg ~ some weak acid
suoh as vinegar, etching liquor etc, Where
the shell the lime al the latter Il decom.
posed and dissolved IN the acid, aud tue
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CLUE TALK

~ Md,-Now you see I have come
ll'yland' My Maryland" that the
4" used to sing about during the
'uO q tne old State It is, too.
'o'e ! write anything about this
= 'e'i you something Of the mag
ula'y IN Washington. 1t is called
a lssslonal library, because It Is
Intended for the use Of the
q congress, but anyone can 90
resd' and they have very rare
4 'ple books am quite sure 7 can
}, XIV aay Idea Of tile maenjficance
= ssaing' but from the fouutain n,
a \. t,s entrance steps to the gilded
4 gn, ~ = ure9m Of beautiful color
II an,. Vim The three front doors
f'se, worked into exquisite mic.
4,ttpu enter lofty hall. ali ~
Il ,Aie No flights Of stems of the
ny ,Faa lp to the gallery above.
ysrled into Wreaths or benitti.
4,hi. tie gallery has cdlumns If
,.as ~ around and ceiling inst
a ~ r,essroablc. All the ceilings
Il " me artists and iniat1 win
lhe effect Is almost loo I'M.
n I'M 1..lupfs are "a series Of fine
~ ~ over the doors ~ ''''
~ M, Inoom vs. circular IN shane and
a ~ sa comfortable chairs and
+. ~ esnter Is a round desk where
4 ~ tne books Us kent Above.
/, ss,s sn'S PART Of the building rlses
4. ~ height and a gallery rms
h 49, WIN fnA statues. There
h. reading rooms one fo,.
80 the other for the renre.
81, l wish Won could 500 ~
fa1,lfni, m1!eintel pieces! oh. they
y o1ir ihen there IS one large.
Ana sno aItt magazines; another FOR
i r,r51n,luer Tor maps and globes.
Fan lung IN the gallery above tho
tfeetsa young man near me sAid
IN :, this viii make those Euro.
b M ~ IKE thirty ceptsr' And
relieve any European uation
sIsi,es,u s.aainer buildlng than TINT
H. M, dhe COrcoran Art GALLERY.
\ 81 ss,lg' where there Is a large
i eeeh,aous pictures aud comics ~
y ~ otaled specimens ~ sc,,i1tvea
tA The lower hall whirb -
4 tie e Tript.are, Is all In white mar
zr ana q the pure white of
rneto,s uat or the statues was
n tltfnr0 there We're So many
u b iao,'s mat You hardly knew
ID sbs az. II would tnfa mueh
~ SA{ 20 begin to see oll fbof
81 N ~ r9fan was a wealthy man
A a ~ ashlngton ana bnDf fbts
eiola eall the building. In or.
j sne nlc,Ao could not 20 ahroad
q ~ s'sslres and statues AZ homo
wifi one three davs ont ~ an
~ week 70 tell you about Gal
b AIM that want the boys
being I,IHi43 Vut New towns axe
Stlli' N'it an over reNns and
lie rrcg Vthers 90 DO laid out
N Az 49,. Vow, i want won ~
ioifn e,hYwhero near V,be, ttees
VIA lug started. that tha No.,
fnan tets and leave roon m
fpfsncif KS You have no idas
elue ~ y makes, and when "A nav
lhere n Vul the land Is ALWAYS
ailei M Z sense ia having the
70 h n .osetner. and no omen
E tbe nniisnled Ia trees aud dow.
n;ten ,ege pretty and healthy
fots ieft IN must be a hundred
biess ~ sat are planted wlth
+ ~ hat hi eNefr. and the streets
n isr stre., 'ne ~ them there are
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wide streets, so wen paved. and those litils
parks that make Washington what h ~
We most beautiful city In tile United
Ellen Piercy asks what think abopt
nugs ana girls working IN the fields. 1
Nj, Ntltleh about this several times, but
WI say again that no one Should he
~ 7iiii ii OF honest work. no matter where
:, - uuhe. ana | have thorough cOntompt
~, ~ un5 one who saws that IT. Is a disgrace
~ W9rh III the held on anywhere else.
ford INV Nose aud white Rose" both
tV'gvt " give me their real names What
Is INC matter with the roses?
10 Nettle Rice. The case YOU write about
qptS hot come within our line or work but
1 VIII turn your letter over to tho san In.
unto chapter Of the DAUGHTERS ~ the
henuDlic as soon as / go home.
hula Abbott aud Arthur Weathersbv both
nave good letters IN today about the help
LIZ ituh9s slow growth. Can't YOU all send
S1 1ie 1uud CHRISTMAS present Of 10 cents
t,iaI would make more than one heart
&. ) Magce forgot his money That Is
very OFTEN done. and Il Is so disnppoiuting
70 mink that we might have had 10 cents
more ana nave lost that 10 cents because
ne forgot 70 nut Il In. But our report this
Wen y quite encouraging. and | hone the
iuNu VIII now continue to grow more rapid
To Della E Brilling assure Won that
very cent that reaches me is recorded. 1t
SEEMS 70 me that YOU ought all GO know
In that 'ius' aug
You must all be sure to read the poen
llls week IL was written as YOU see. Inv
one OF our club. am proud Of IT,
Margaret Hadlev Faster
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The CLUB.

smsrs are the young people
'rgiin INA read the Youths De
{iisnl MAJ uhovuston Post. There are
A Il lne IT, - Of any kind connected
chhsypovs and girls who reau
tlrp ~ enrolled az active mem
rsy ~. q ssr,e. age and address.
,' ~
\. psppyhammers' Club;
NJ "a Al ID the United states can IAN
2 Scr Of the club by senalas
rs.nstte Inc editor OF the page.
rint y addressed Houston Fost,
w. y DEPARTMENT, Houston, TEX
:. 10th sides Of your paper;
WY ~ ne a fancy name, send
I'm IN name to the editor, 40 LEI ISs,
h, Iytlnted unless this RUE Is COM
,,me "Happyhammer" or
capitol letter. ,.u,,,or. 10
" ,s,ect Of all Happyhammerss 20 ..'
pe osg!rieess when aud wherever
.sPfSt he club name and tnottu.
hsnVI The violet. the club tree
v. .g, IA the club pet Is the MOCK 'l,.,
n ~ hssnr chosen by the meInners
~ NJ s,vorite dog Of the Happy
r. ~ srotcb collie, or shepherd.
! vs. ere rose and gray. These
n e,ssl.y.sacd TO be worn with OF
3 n i.h hinton or pin. They ave
~ Ky h.aee by pinning or sewing
y vnus Of narrow ribbon, one
", w .nS Inc other Of light gray.
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tell sou your initials. though never saw
you Ia NV life. | will close Inv saving
goodbye to Mrs. Foster and the iinps K
IVY "ah = ;. Mager.
Novice, Texas. dear uarpyhammers. AZ.
ter q prolonged absence 1 will nay Won
an Nnother VISIT Grandpa takes The Hons,
Ton fost ana we an read it nnd think &c
hhc paper lie has hcen taking Il for
anout seventeen or eighteen Years ilaps
did any Of you over take a trip ~ ahopi
two hundred ana ATTY miles by private con
NeNanret u you never have you ought
70. took one last June. thnt u.s. / starteI
IN juno, hut II was August hcf0re we cot
onck We Went % Navarro county 10 soc
@ %Nv w nau,ea sisters we were In seven
counties We went by waco. crossed on
me Old bridge going ard the now one com.
lnf hack. l think waco y pretty town
saw lots or thirgs | had never seen before
NOfslcana ] went 60 see the Ice factory
~ one room we liked to bNtp
frozen to death also visited inc
state orphans home, which is very pref
y. ihers are several large buildings
saw the large oil tanks and many wells.
AFouna thusc wells IN the drains the OH
ala not LOOK very tempting The pcppic
Gown East think they have the country
There Is one thing | know thcv have, luG
mat Is ticks, mosquitoes and black muu
lt7rnined about u week White was thcgo,
and some people we're going tn hnAc to
toko their stock ont OF the pastures To-
w ~ s,'NN'ANANVNo. run NNAllk Antm up
Now. people eau tax about Coleman count.
W but ! prefer dNncss to such as that
some OF that land people pay $50 an acre
tar IS nothing hut bricrs ucks and mos.
quitoes. Crops are poor hero tnls year.
no corn raised and chances are no cotton
Some ol the Hnps are tclhng how their
towns got their names Novirc was the
only name that the general postmaster
would have ! have rt0d several books
thh vacation aud could have read moro 70
had hNd them. 1 read two thAt tnnught
we're very good iNanhne. anu West
wNtdho Wish Mrs Foster would an.
swcr "Bencdlctas' question, When was toe
inst Hap page printed and VINO was tho
nrst edltor2 liked a petition to got
sisncrs. took q on that trip with mo
and lost u. Every man ! asked to sign V
signcd H. The last timc | wrote signed
n non dc plume. ihiS time / viii sign my
real namo. Win love TO an the Haps anu
Mic, Foster, ! remain, true HBp,
GLADYS lOWnYcn.
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Cleveland. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers
Here stands n stranger at the door; viii
YOU let her inG ] live six miles from Clevc
land on a farm. and am girl Of 16 sum
mers. dearly love to read the Haps' let
ters. They are so nice. a new Hop,
Bertha Berkell.
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Ingram Texas.--Dear Hnppyhsmmers:
VIII you admit another t3-yearold girl into
your happy hand7. ! will describe Ingram.
II has two stores, one blacksmith shop, two
hotels and n barber shop. A now Hap,
Fannie Reeves
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Bauauetto. Tezas.-Dear Happyhamuers:
] am little 10Y 0 yecrs old and am in
the Third render and ] like 10 90 to school.
hut It is a good way off. The postofhCe Is
five miles from he.e With love TO Mrs.
Foster aud all the Hops, new Hap.
Lee Bluntzer
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M FIREMAN OF 7a.

.,,,sIu' down close to the round
..,no ~ the company's boys,
"A sudden p.scatterln
St IN mighty noise
VIZ M towards the turnkey,
,orne bran spankln new
~ a with brass rods gleamln
nbE vas r.
reakIn-lke envied
t,nan an engineers luck;
IA "a 10 try the new engine,
"a Il she bad any puck
she slowed up on the sidin',
gblstle an bell rang an blew,
Il Oi US would a traded
In for the q
IN had hold O. tho lever
4 noble old cngincer1,
,niltd her Ike a plaything,
knew she could rip an tear.
81 iabe much note % the fireman,
N notice his keen eyes Of blue,
learned 70 love an respect him
L LEFT the Y.
- vent on 70 our uutAes
~ We last 70 60 a. .t
" frsl run out o er tne prairie
" sent as speclah you know,
"a as " ~ p ; jill
II home ID belleye9le'
a rs gIahd TO Walcn
4 led Of Y.
n =
Vows al heard Of the hoidup,
'as ia aus. were i,I loose4ea tnat night,
slelQeer Jumped IN the darkness
Il lest MS life IN the hgat'
ivalng was certain i,u' yes POSITIVE
\. , " avn d LIS y Is , !n. a...u
'4' u''ui1" VI
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We ali nhgenss a9cng the coming
to appropriation ShO TOT fence
ground small apppat as already been
ior Waieh
was yen attention the grand resg BATTLE the
courage the tae mat ned
s ~ Vas fought blot on the eseutcheon
- IL q, 10, historic seots ana no
.ons should TO uho neglect Of men,
they may nave mat there
e Ta san Jaeno battlefield be-
rejects dfea upon
We ooE to represent the sssatnfe ana 10 90 all
wer mentioned for M boundary ths
battlefield .,,n.tsr..,
saessssaa
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Foster and all the hops, new Iiap,
Orchard, Texas-Dear Happyhammers:
Our school will begin Monday and will he
glad ] have the sweetest little nephew
pet kitty and my Brother Frank has two
pet pigeons. He has gone hunting today
A wouid-be Hap, Mamie Green sharpe.
Cough. Texas. Dear Happyhammers:
Here comes little girl To join your happy
band | am - years Of age have no pers
nj all. My father has been dead three
years, My birthday Is the 5th Of February;
How many OF Won Hnps have my birthday
/ have six brothers and two sisters. Love
TO all. Emma ~ veal
Goliad Texas-Dear Happyhammers;
Plensp open the door and let another boy
come IN 10 your club. ] was 10 last Aug
ust 1t has not raned here In long time.
| work on a farm. had an uncle an
aunt and n cousin. who were killed In the
John W, Reeves
Goldthwnite, Texas.-Dear Hoppyhsm.
incrg: How are you all enjoying this pleas
ant weather? How do you Haps like 10
takes me Post and enjoy rea ling the
Hans mage am little girl years old
some of You good dreamers, dream again.
Bertha Daniel.
weImar. Texas-Dear Happyhammers;
WIN YOU let a little girl 10 years old join
vonr happy baud? l have been a silent ad-
inirer OF the Haps' page a long time. We
hive had a very hard contest, and ] was
10 glad Washington won. Where are all
Tho dreamersl / viii come again and tell
some Of my dreams. new Hap,
Annie Laura Cohen.
ciftop. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers.
Here comes another 0-year-old boy TO join
your happy band. / have two pets; little
Sister 3 months old and a squirrel year
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Donroei Texas.Dear Happyhammers.
would be very much pleased 10 Join your
uuliu' Fapn takes The Post aud | read
very much, ] haven't any pets l have
one sister; her name is Lee. Mell. / must
viose' as | do not want my letter 20 be too
SlreSome with much love TO all the Haps,
am your little friend.
Cary Pearl Gilbert.
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Crockett, Texas Dear Happyhamniere;
] have been wanting 20 Mrile 20 your Paee
courage enough TO do so. | have a pet ca.
nary bird. His name IS Dick. take les
sons on the plano. My little cousin, who ls
Stating me, plays on the guitar. Essle Col
;eps come again. / like 20 read youf let
iers very much. / see the Washington.
Columbus contest is ove-. didn't got 10
yote hut would have cast my vote for
Washington What hos Income Of Wood.
Iine'.i Come again, all 81 you good writ
srs and drenmerr. am ~ years old and IN
lie eighth grade az school. Well, ! Will
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Rancho, Texas Dear Happyhammers:
Rap.a-te t8p-tnp. Good evening 20 each and
take my seat way hack here IN this dark
hut coy corner listening fteadfastly 20
that merry conversation which IL now IN
progress between those thousands Or merry
free and the home Of the brave" bringing
with them glad tidinEs ana hammorng hap
plnesH when and wherever possible. After
returning from the Arctic regions, and hav.
ing all n my generators reconstructed, j
started on my southwark journey 70 make
some explorations. While ! was Ia the
tenperate zone ] was very much delighted
by the vegetation, but, oh my that torrid
zone ] shall not tell my trials while eN
plorlng its almost blazing land. which you
know extends around the globe from east
to west Enjoying 20 the utmost my trip
over the south temperate zone, ] entered
the ley waters for the second time IN life)
Of the Antarctic ocean With hope Of great
discoveries and explorations. beaming on
TO the earth, and 70 my delight none OF
my generators were beyond my manage
meut tike the one did thar vas 80 con-
ing there Tor several days, making my IN.
dertBking a wonderful success, and being
Almost frozen, ! started on my homeward
union which was 10 be held az Houston.
az which place j arrived twenty -FOUR hours
after my departure from the Icy waters al,
most as wet from frozen Ice as n had
been swimming from the equator IN Africa
to the shores OF America Vel. Haps, I've
been picking cotron all day. ana am some,
less hy the thought OF the waste basket.
but Mrs. Foster, n you think u hest to
put this where you put roy other one, inst
iet " slide. for y0u snow best ! VIII bring
this 10 a close by asking 2 few u wy. favor
ites 10 como again. such as Wcodbluc, e
tTDuchaaS' III Conrpc Fsfella swami, % r..
Glover Myrtle Harner Cony Hall lF1ctfse
ny giving your name, Mae William,
Duchess" think more than likely ! could
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ga; ! have an acre IN cotton and will
make ~ on OF i. have Just been 70
sSaSvi TWO months and am IN the fourth
steue' With love, | am, new Hap,
Floyd Campbell,
,, Ilnnu saline, Texas.-Dear HappyhAm-
aie y 1 VIII step In out II the hot sun for
,ot tew minutes, guess you all have for.
5dcs. ny. as l have not written TO the
m 91r Foster. ! think the poem was nice
~, ~ ", aVW many OF you like 70 go a hick,
v w hnt hunllngi do for one With
remain, as ever, true Hnppyham,ncr.
BVtflnh HnI
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Hegar, Texas.-Dear Happyhammers: l
am only wee girl and have not learned
to write yet. SO | begged mammn 10 write
for me / am so deeply interested IN the
club I want to Join AT once. | am telling
mamma what 10 write. | have one sister
eight years older than myself, She Is on
at school most Of the time. l would be
very lonely II II we're not for my dolls aud
pets. I have two white rabbits and one
brown one, two kittens and a black New
.4otmdland dog: his name Is Jolly and II
suits him well. for he Is a jolly dog. | am
penrly I years old. Papa keeps country
store and postoiIico six miles from the Cen.
trail railroad. Love to Mrs Foster and the
Haps, bertha Mae Hegar
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Refugio, Texas-Dear Happyhammers:
have heon for many years n fond reader of
Lee. became a member Of your happy band
I'M 1895 live a mile from town. SO I ride
an horseback and sometimes on my bicycle
for the mail We have Protestant Union
Sabbath school The superintendent is the
Judge OF our county-a man full Of Gods
love our country this summer WAS visited
nv uuite q drouth, vet most farmers made
.rrptty fnir crops. We have at our back
door an ever blooming willow tree which is
often frequented by many bumming birds.
butterflies and bees. With good wishes 10
Mrs. Foster and the Haps, I remain, G true
Hap, Connie wyatt.