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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
A los farnaceuticos

Recomendamos todos los sefIores
farmaceuticos de la is1a. la 1ectura del
artfcu1o que aparece en- otro lugar de
este periodico titulado "Hombres Y
Mujeres" Sc refere q un gran medica-
mento que prepare en- Chicago e1 afa--
mado DR.. w. HI Gaunders Ell cua1 de-
ben tener todos en- su Farmacia.
Ell referido DIR. desea ponerss en- CO.
municacion directa con todos los far
maceuticos y1es suplica, por medic
del BOLETIN, Su correspondence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
Juancos
5 de Mario de 1923.

Tan animado como los anteriores
quedo ell bale de PiIata, que anuncie
en- mis- 1ltimas notas.
Fueron abanderados en- dicha fiesta
los apreciables caballeros y jovenes don
Juan Palau, don Antonio Mtiica 1. o
D. Alfredo Gomez, D. Jose Mendez, D.
Antonio Delfaus, don Jose Fernandez,
don Felix Vaerga y don Justine Almo-
dovar, los cuales, correspondence
esta distinction del bello sexo, daran un
gran bale Ell proximo domingo de Re-
surreccion. 4oa sass
~ En- breve saldra una comisi6n
compuests de respetables danas, con
obJeto de recoger fondos para celebrar
las fiestas religiosas de San lose. espe-
randose que todos los elementos de esta
sociedad presten su ayuda para conse-
guir dicho fin.
~ Resultan nuy concurridas las
TetretaS que Sc vienen celebrando en-
nuestra plaza. Es ell linico sitio de dis
TRACTION a donde Sc paede ir en- estos
domingos de Cuaresma.
Nv Por fin lego aquello, el @buoy"
de los Jueces de las elecciones, pero
convertible en- becerrete y con una oreia
menos, pnrque de $I3.z5 que Sc espera
han, solo han recibido $o55.
Algo es algo.
~ Pronto regresar4 4 Caguas, su
abitual residencia, la simpatica y bella
,iorita Maria Porter.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
MgsjeEs waR.oniH

Una mujer que tira toda clase de ar
mas blancas que maneja ell sable, el flo.
rete y la espada como pueda hacerlo Ell
mejor maestro. es case tan exceptional
que merece sefialarse y ofrecerlo q la
consideration del phblico.
La mujer que posee esa rara facultad
es una inglesa. Llamase Miss Toupie
Lowther, y en- pdblico certamen gano
en- su pals el tftulo de "campe6n de la
esgrima" canpeonato que este lta nuy
orgallosa y dignamente, y al ceal ha
sum do laureles conquistados en- asaltos
refiidfsi:nos con los mas ilustres macs
tres de Europa.
Mis- Toupie Lowther mostro siempre,
desde su infancia, desmedida afici6n 4
los "sports" atleticos. Asf, pues, no So
10 es esgrimista consumada, sino una
gimnasta dotada de prodigiosa agilidad
y fuerza, y 10 mismo juega al "lawn-
tennis" nonta 4 caballo 8 emprende
una session de "boxinf" con el mas dies
tro boxador.
Esta exceptional mujer hallase ahora
en- Paris, aprovechandos su permanent
cia en- la "villa luniere", los aficionados
q la esgrirna de todas las salas dieron
el dia II una session en- su honor en- Ia
sala de los ingenieros riviles, de la rue
de Blanche, midiendo su habilidad '
maestria con los no menos habiles v re-
putados maestros Merignac, Laurent.
Volland otras "fines lanes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09

Su estancia entire nosotros, por 10
corta, Sc asemeja al paso de un esplen-
dido cometa. a amuchos conozco que
Sc quedaran mirsndo al clelo, en- espera
de su nueva aparicion. 81 no es asf.
que 10 olga Alfredo. Pero no te apu-
res, amigo, porque, aca entire los dos,
Y sin que nadie Sc entere, tengo que
decirte que me ha p-ometido volver pa.
IA ell bale de Pascuas.
RIOROSA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
UM LIBRO DE ROOSEVELT
fsLa Vida sgaIensa"

Asf, en- polftica International, aporta
como Ultima Ease de su evolucion des-
enfrenada al imperialismo; en- el orden
econoEico q los "truts' en- Ell terreno
social, las mas rfgidas y duras formu-
las del ca pitaismo inccr poradas al pro
las tierras del Oeste, y a la actividad
ntermitsnte dc grandes necauismos
industriales. Y contra eSas tres 4 til
mas expresiones de una transformaclon
incesante, aparece cn Ell pueblo ameri-
cano la Immediate reaccion. Y contra
el imperlaiismo Sc .evAnta la asplrac1ou
las arbitrajes, y contra los "irltS
aparece Ell afan por e, aumento de la
1roductividad individual, y contra las
absorciones capitalistas, ell movimienlo
de organization obrera. El avance es-
ia en- poder de los menos; ia reaction
reaccion que signiica una victoria del
idealisno sobre los fnstintos dominad J.
res-es hechura de los mas. El inhujo
lie estos da calor hoy al alma america
na. Y esas tres creaciones son las que
por condicion de Su estructura anlmaca
refeja en- su libro Roos vet
La vida de Roosevelt eS en- ciira e
oroceso seguido en- su formation por e
pueblo yanqui. Nebelde en- sus Co
nienzos rico siempre; avido de viv:r
mas que de pensar; cazador excursio-
alsta; devote de los Impulses que dan
e4lidad a las ideas, mas que de las
cantempaciones eSpeculativaS, de los
espfritus quietos; luchador en- poiitica
por "dilecttantismo coronel de los
Rough Riders" que combatiAron Ell
Cuba contra Espafia, siente en- su in
terror el impulse que condlce dorni
lio; y cuando su penSa miento Sc detie-1
ue, experimental la reaccion criStaliza
sus ideas sobre las mlSmaS reacciOneS
sAudables que bullen Ell la concleucla
del pueblo yanqui, y bajo ell lnfujo de
tan contradictoriaS fuerzas deiende en-
La vida intensa' los arbitrajes como
solucion de los confiictos 1nternacionA-
es sostiene la coaveniencia para los
Estados Unidos de TIN fuerte poder MI
ltar; comoate los trust. por no
lnalquistarse cen el partldo repubIicano,
garantfa para su election presidential,
rechaza la dlSmInucl0n arancesdrla, uui-
ca defensa transiforia contr-. los traits
aboga por la organization obrera Y can
ia las excelenclas del capital, refejando
ese antoganlsmo entire iieaes y resclu-
clones que hace de- esp1rltu americana
el mas complejo & incomprensibe
Tai es LA vida intensa' 81 libro
de Roosevelt Sc propaga rApidamente
por la gran Repdblica. Hay en- el ideas
que vuelven el pensamiento a los dias
& oriosos de Lincoln, y paginas que
contin1an las desv;aclones de Mac KIN
Sill publication es como un resh-
men del procedo seguido por la genie
americana; su doctrina es, en- la parte
mas elevada, como una entrevislon VI
TN anticipo de sus estados de concien-
cia en- 10 porvenir El pueblo yanqui
tiene ideas directrices, qie infunden
uniformidad a sus esfuerzos y perseve-
rancia q sus aspiraclones. En- persecu-
cion de elias Gamma derechamente ha
cia ell alumbramiento de una nueva
cultura y de un nuevo sentido de la vi
da humana, FORBADE con labor de gi-
gantes, por esa raza victoriosa de cabe-
Hos lacios azules ojos transparentes,
sofIadores
BALDoMERO ARGENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
En- Maguabo

Sc arrienda una acreditada y bien
surtida' farmacia o Sc vende por Soo8 I'd
valor al contado, y en- igual forma por
$1,000. una casa de MADEIRA y zinc, bien
situada y muy espaoiosa.
lnformara en- dicho pueblo Don Ma
teo D. Rosa y Hernandez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
POSTALES
Para Isabel Zegri.

I'll sabes 10 que es amor
mo 10 sabes. Isabel?
Els TN extraflo licor
G mpuesto de rica miel
y lie gotas de dolor.
ST 10 encuentras a tn paso,
mucho cuidado con el,
pues & veces Sc da el case
de que apuramos la hiel
y la miel queda en- el vase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09

Pasaje de Ida vuelta 106 rebnIa. Einos
hassn tres ni0s gratis y do esta a.lMS
hnsfn - amos mitad do pnsnjc. Los va-
pores do oata linen son recosncndgblok por
sus cepedIdndes cspeciaies nnrn purn;a-
ress enipiea ndo a Pserto Rice 4 New Yorbs
al rededer de 6 dfns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09

/ agradable, digerible y
!. asinilable y compile
: 'ando su bene6ca ac-
ei6n con Ell agregado
: 10 los hipofosftos.
I Siemnre que ell orga-
..;;sino este debilitado, as1
! co:no en- su padecimiento
! oa;lltante. la neurastenia
en ci crecimiento y de-
!; J.lGrollo lento y dificul-
: 1850 de los ninos, como
! !. "a la convalescencia de
:: ash todas las enfermeda-
!: >:as, acudase q la verda-
: ,'ara y iegitima Emulsion
: t!e Scott. con toda con-
:. i:aiiza.
; De venta en- todas parties
A-ssTT d BOVINE. Quimiecs. Ns~ Yoss, :
. ~ 4te-<<-&@$<%%<-A%&A%4&kAAA4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
Para Haydee Marin.
(Pensando en- tu padre,

iMurio el patricia? Hizo bienl
Es preferib'e la maerte
4 seguir Ia triste suertc
de la pobre Borinqaen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-09
Para Maria Luisa Cells.

La gracia de tus formas peregrinas
contiene tan magnetica atraccon,
que Al mirarte Sc rinde ell corazon
apresado en- las mallas purpu rinas
del ensuefio, Ell anhelo y Ia illusion.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
SPECIAL PRIZES TO
HAPPYHAMMERS

Houston Texas Dear Mrs FOSTER.
promised you some sine ngo tn write 8
letter for your Hsppyhnmmers about hirds
but an sorry 20 say hare been 50 busy
since win other matters that I have uct
had nance 20 DO So
am very glad 10 see that the farmers
n rasw~6nd others have decided tba 10
.iR 40 to DO something 10 stop The wanton
&struction Of BIRDS. md chat there T. my
a chance that laws win he passed prottrt
ing other hirda neaides gsmebIrds
Most n MS know that at certniu seasons
m the year sono few ~ the birds do =
srost deal ~ damage IN the orchards ma
vnernrds by eating fruit and grapeS ut
the great majority Of them are 50 useful n
destroying insects, planing forests IN "
many other ways that hey are tealy "W
friends aud should he spared
hope tia; most ~ the HappShammers
read the article IN The Poet ~ pecc(1he
%. entitled Save the Birds, by M WI.
liam butcher Of New YORK secreisry o.
the Audubon society bird protection com,
mittee aud I want 20 call particular A.
teution 10 the paragraph 10 which he faFs
that Jaw 20 protect birds no matter nov
good II may he. Is useless unless thef
public sentiment behind Il
Sow 40 Won HAppyhammerF are n par
Of the public, md as ~ TINS patleua.
time our legislators now IN ssssisn 2,
Austin, are considering this impertant
matter every hoy and grl csn h n15,. ms y,
50 Mrs Attwater thinks It would be
good idea n have the Happyhammers write
about birds ava oners ~ W.T. W., tss beSt
nercWltn nm ,n' i'i-s " Rirds" tbIs amount
10 no divided AZ follows!
Three dollars for the best iettsF from
hoy and 81 for second prize. Hnu tne sa1 i
| foT the Girls. the Understanding letters 70 De
pubiished In Tho Happyhammer page ~
! Tho Post. tho only condition being that rue
| bnvs Uhn win the prlzes 40 not buy shot !,
Syns with Inc money, nor the girls stune
! birds for their hats, 49,, ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
ne CLUB.

.ro the young people
r,rpThtIi mSo read the f9rtn rs ar sre
Surrey houston Post, INJECTED
n 4 Ths nO ~ any Kind c4nne go
4 tharsn and girls VINO ~
4, fah. no.,rrollea ms active b,eu
BAY b , T",O age and address,
shA ~ Git.
!. psppyhammers' Club;
NJ ms II the United states Gan !,
psniber 2. sJItor OF the page.
~ h addressed tI iU, Tel.
,s n Department
!, 10th sides of your pop sS,i
Y xnte On n nss q fancy name sg in.
sisn 20 , ~ 10 the editor; no let,
n tull d n,g' unless this rule Is eon
n .,,.. "Happyhammer OF
n cspiisl letter; ,nvbammers TO
" Meet Of all hapPsd Wherever
S.,g1olness when anu and motto.
n n npIce tbe club name AMI ni,, ~ free
y fsuer y ,he club pet Is the mos,
I mk tn {ns rhosen by the memo ,,,vs
Al l.lps s.yorite dog OF the HappSS
trs ne ssotrh collie, or shep}n..e !. y w !
4, d the s go rose and gray. Ihese
sso eciolsA to be worn WIN -, "a
IN ia sIaS button or PIN. Iu eesyvI u,s
E1io PACE i.uos 81 narrow ribbon. one
Il to ~ pict he other of light gray
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Now you have the pose" ms We say
among artists, and this means the Kind ~
tip there may to the head You also have
little Of proportion and now are ready
Tor more Of H. when you study where the
top Of the head and the bottom Of the
chin ana divide of the three spaces. from
the head TO the eyebrows, then 10 the
bottom Of the nose These divisions divide
decide whether they are all the same or
whcrc they Differ A Greek face almost
always has these spaces equal and that
la considered perfection. Few faces are
SO divided aud our work Ia 10 decide where
they are larger awl where they may he
smaller
Locate next the position OF the ear. II
these seem placed right you can place tho
eye. the nostril. the lips the sides Of the
eyebrows. and the place where the hair ia
coilcd. At this time the drawing Is Ike
No y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Brookshife. TeKas.--Dear Mrs. Foster and
nappyh hammers | suppose you think
bur have not quite forgotten IT, I thought
] had better send IA some Of my Christmas
money, cs promised myself ! would do
n J got any and got, enough 20 send
Fome seed Now, I haven't told YOU what
v Is, but us n sweet little canary bir1
TIM sings az loud on rainy days as sun
promised 7 would tell ron an about the
ground wasna n you wanted me. TOO bu
! have never heard anybody shy they would
sake, any way Well, nrst ot ali, they
work In the warm summer days They
begin by nnding damp place 20 dig IN.
rad commence to dig slipping hole with
while; they pile they dirt In pile jnsi
outside Of the hole, which IL about elk
Inches deep; then they lay their eggs aud
go on IN search NJ these little green grass
10 live on when hey are Matched The
sometimes put four 70 six IN one hole
and Of course they have 10 kill them Z,
catch them They always have the sam,
Kind. they carry them with their two baci
feet and drop them on their pile OF dir
while they 20 IN 10 see how those in TN
Eoe are Then they come out and pull tli
era sshoppers 10 backwards until tsey &c
enough, and then they begin 10 MI! tlu
! hole With the. dirt by scratching little i
a. time and pressing n down with thel
heLds. fhey put such little In al
time that II takes quite while. and
expect N 'tWere you or l. we would bhol
s. all IN NJ once. stamp It down and b
done. with IT, but they seem. very. ,Palien
80 The top, and then put small rock o.
top 10 keep II down. | see the contest I.
( Who does the most work, girls or boysg
boys seem TO have the hardest or roughes
work to do outside the house, but, sui
the girls are doing q great deal for then
-. a To- 49, AL tnA n
OF the world nud for the Lord, Il seems &
ME tho girls have more talent and ambition
for that, 50 l think the girls do the mos
Work 7 say this now after Judging Dol
cirl and am lust for them. | see wher
some Of the oid.trne Haps have come BACH
Weenme back again, old friends; I'm snr
! 0TIttle Rebel we would like 20 hesr frcI
Won again. II has been some time sine 20
visited our dear old page, Sow hsps'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
Simple Lessons
in Drawing.

some ~ the children may want 20 know
something about drAwinc n head. 90 We
will have A lesson about one today,
Think ~ q head MS an oval or egg shaped
thing, as IN this outline Even " u head
faces you II always suggests somewhat this
form. only Il is not 30 easily soon as IN this
side view The cross lines tell where the
hair comes
This egg shape slants and IA set on the
neck resting upon II for support Tho
shoulders support the neck two Inns they
are, sioping in opposite directions Again,
you see We are laying out our pattern, plan
ming whore we will have our friends like
ness later on. The drawing now looks
as In No T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
CLUB TALK.

...,,i, nvhlch do the most work.
'ps'r, - ,,,,,.4-,, 1o,. oh,
"a slrls'' II is hot' W h''n u"oS Wv
n vTk hoys are girlsg Now. l want
Il ~ "a ioat Al tbo diffcrence between
"a ~ " 9'.r ..u 49, ,,,oro ana
n Wo qlestNns anu '''' NV
E b the latter are.
/, a, >, ctll rnur attention 10 the letter
4 III !. ~" - .,.- -. 4.do, and
tlNs ANNaei WI '"' ~
n irnerous pri5cs he offers You must
r M mics hereotb his letter, too, no
a -,.,,..,- 49, to ,.,, r.t,b 60 cain
n lAuVuian| lu"' ~" "''
Il these prizes you mpSt be prompt.
-, bar many failed "a get their
,.-.,,,..,
~ On the llSt Tor mower S"edS p''duee
h p-t az writing so long. " YOU expect
IL. d. .,.tt,.. ,o,, ,,uer bo ouirk
WV III e'9 'u'~S ~" ''"''
|fisp opportunity.
r \ Il ono thing ahnpt +his let tor Of Mr.,
M. 49,. .,,4 is
WEE 'nat want an 10 ho''''' tn"t '''
h lie Hsppyhammer club Is evidently
&1srtd 10 BE A mower in the land. and
2srs asked 10 use our influence even in
IN the laws of tho St5tcl OF course,
Nm feeI verv nroud Of this. hut II
4 male ne ,bint yerv serionsIy TOO. o.
No Viii rea thot i,eunnre n must
r,,s a,lr To- "a go biyb nurDnses.
I'm XXI, w sySu anu mlsr pI for onr
s,a '.-i, ~ W nsiu 9vSuuht ~ nt, n,nr
FsK9 .ne urval JuuE w az NV ~ a
n, ~ wy anu SUITS vi out w snre
a tapuIe lot our state, leehhs SUI
q JaSn laey shali nave come 70 ue ~ ~
issls ana lawkeepers OF leAas w
WI oMome one OF the greatest coIu'
@ilnt 10 the world.
4" ! must say q word about the draw
h When receive drawings | put then
n to wait until the month IL over: ther
n olef them all carefully to select the
The others are destroyed. You mus
fipect me 10 keep them or return them
II you send an envelope with your ad
ahq postage stamp on u. | do MOI
t9a any except the prize drawing. un
aey show unusual merit So. II YOU
Hls goes not appear on tho page, anC
eauon is made Of Its being received
~ know that It has been destroyed
#gg take mp too much space on tht
wa 100 much OF my time to mention
n g ~. received. Mamie Singleton
a oae drawing this month that show
"A. egl sne must study to develop tina
'tntlaDed WORK If Won arc n" not Win,
IA ..s work, you win never succeed.
AZ another good poem at the hea,
I'M Vuay by witt Bowdeu. 1t is
~ ~ p 70 nave our own poet. Is 1t not?
d Va n ! aSs,. received his chair, and
II Sr,n.s SNORT letter telling me that h
N y NJ y very much Now you will Sc
"a 'I E, smother cripple, aud you may b
1s Weaver Of pfS u daa Whe c't tells lF0 m
Il M sIlR a IN one family. a boy and
.sir al W ts5 has succeeded in gettin
n Tor thu gIr{} seha mas so left for or
Asi out IN bas 20 ! propose that W
II M z say Miss Weaver forgot / /
IL She his hia same' but ! have write
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

Timpson. texas Dear Happvhammers,
Good evening 30 you all Will you let
and il is 81 cold ont here. oh, please let
me sit here by woodbine. Am I 100 late
to contribute 10 the funds for Milan
chair? / live three blocks from inc
souore. hut like country life better than
town Ife. man named Mr.. Jackson
passed pass through Timpson about two months
ago and said it was the prettiest town ne
mad seen since he left Washington Tlnlp-
~ ron like Ia readl I do for ono. I have
rend "Reautiful joe" willie, Drannon,
wild lin" 'sThirty nays and Nights 90
St6r,es'' and several others Grnmble.
some Jim, peter snipe, Jonathan Sal and
Mi Won good writer's, come again ana
woodbine to be sure. BveJbye TO every
one Of you all. new Han, vous
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25
BLOOD
( |g|lSj|l||EI.
Bone Pains, Itching, Soabby Skin
Diseases. IA


Cancers Blood Troubles. plmples, sores
permanently cured BY taking Botanit Bicod
Rain. W DESTROYS tho active poison Id
the blood, II you have aches ana pains
In bonee. hnck and joints, Itching Scabhy
skin Blood feels hot, Swollen Claude.
Nsugs and Bumps on the Skiu Mucous
Patches IN Mouth. Sore Throat. Pimples
Copper Colored Spots. all rundown, Ulcers
on any part Of The body. Hair or Eyebrows
falling out, take BAN
setanio Blood Balm, guaranteed
70 cure even the worst aud most tlecp.
seated cases where doctors pntent niedE
cincs aud hot springs fail Heals all sores
stops AH aches and palms, reduces all swei,
Ing makes blood pure aud rich, complete.
~ changing the entire body into cieuti
healthy condition. n Il, II. has cured
thousands after reaching the last stages of
Blood Poison.
Old Rheumatism, Catarrh, Eczema, Itch
lrq 1umors, Scrotua
are caused by an awful Poisoned condition
OF the Blood r. r. y stops Hawking aud
Splitting, ItchlnS aud Scratching: cures
Rheumatism, Chtarrh; heals ail Srabs,
Scales, Eruntions, Watery Rllsters. fonl
blood supply to affected paris
Blood Balm Cures Ca7eets OF all Kinds.
cWpuratnE Swcllngs, Eating Sores
TumorS, usly Ulcers. II Kills the Cancer
Poison and heals the sores Of worst cancer
perfectly, II You have n persistent Plmple
Wart. Swcllngs shooting. Singing Pains
take Blood Balm and thcr viii disappear
pcfore they develop Into Cancer,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

work. boys or girlsiH I will say the girls
some girls do more work 10 one day than
some boys do IN two days by ielher v
an old man. ~ years Old. and has rye chill
dren, and / am the oldest. am 10 years
old and / go TO the hcld and WORK nc same anne
sbould yet sick or get where he cOuldn
piow, ] would no more mind getting on a
sultiyator and blowing than ! would sweep.
inc the noor Arthur Dawson, don I
na7nt nor powder. hut ! have al the work
that woman has to do. az my mother Su1 rs -
s nnb and sIeters and everything else
tbet IL to be done. viii clo.e' for
know all OF the Haps are tired oi my IN,
tnteresting letter why don't those snipe
boys writer / will ring on Laura
pearsall. Te1as--Dear Happy hammers
usvine finished reading the many lnterest
Inc letters from the Haps ! VIII endea 20
10 write few lines 20 me pace page. tp ~
ne mage Is Improving rapidly, ] suppose
ali the Hsps are preparing Tor merry
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-25

, others 70 MIR. Waste Basket. unless they nre
particularly good
Talmnge Whiteside forgot to put his nickel
In his letter, or It slipped out There was
none In 1t whcznASpencd the letter
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know her name, Tor I've been correspond. =
ing with her, but ia better not tell Mrs,
Foster cnioyed your club tax vert
much, giving the history az the Haps
page and m sure everyone appreciate
IT. Wen ! win close with an album
verse;
MAY your life he long and happy
May your enemies I've few,
And your Joys bc lust az many
As the elttering drops ~ dew
with best wishes aud success 70 Mrs
Foster and Happyhammcrs, ] remain. nt
CIV, your loving Hap. Aep'
kricrel. Texas Dear Hnppyhammcrs:
How lid You an lops enjoy Christmas 2
/ did FOR Que I went 10 Galveston anu
had very nlcc time That wns the e0'N
place / went to- We had \ christmas IRE
I'm our school house (which has tbs
most work 10 do a hoy or girlT think
Inc girl has | guess II Is because J am
A Girl myself | see most ~ the Haps ar .
saving that their schools have opened on
are going to open. wish could write
| that, for our school has not opened ana
| don't know how long IL Will be b"tot,
| IL docs | would much rather 20 10 school
| now thnn IN the summer lt hasn't heen
| very cold this winter, hut ] hope 1t WI
| got colder and snow,
| How many Of YOU tlaps Ike to sknt
! and make snowhallsf | would rather u.
! that than anything else. | VIII ring On
for this time. Love to Mrs Foster ana q
the lIaps lhat what
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