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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-11

not like my red dress" and. Of couree.
he goes With her Wei, ] gueFe i have
said enough FOR this time Hoping the boys
VII win. VIII close, With love TO All the
hhps ana Mrs Foster Boots.
wichita Falls, Texas. Dear Hanpyhanl-
mcrs: Which do the most work, HE boys
or the girlsf ] say most cmphntcaly the
boys do. In discussing this very important
question we must not consider that class
nf boys who DO no work M all Neither
should we consider girls that do not work
! believe that only those who really work
arc eligible for discussion. Girls. as n rule
do only bousework. This embraces cooking
sewing keeping house. etc BOYS, as rule
do nothing IN tho way Of Keeping house
but outside ~ this they have a wide ield
for their labor Take the farm boy. for
instance. He must rise hofore daylight
drive MP, feed and hDrness his team After
breakfast be will hitch 10 his plow aud. N
it's walking pillow. plod an dny IN the fur.
row. When he turns ont In the evening he
must drive up tho COWS and milk them,
water and feed the hogs, and lots Of other
odd iobs iIc * busy year IN aud year out,
doing hrst ono Kind ~ work and then an
other During harvest time he Is no at 4
o'clock u the morning and has everything
IN readiness 10 start Ills binder before sun.
rise. He then proceeds tn put IN fourteen
hours NJ hard work, right out IA the broil-
ing sun, where the mercury rises away IN
TO about 100 He TOLLS and sweats at his
machine when II breaks down, and some.
times must rush a horse twenty miles at
hreakneek speed for cog wheel, or some
thing or other, which has broken or worn
out Sometimes he must shock Wheat and
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This Is called planning When your
mother cuts out dress She lays The pattern
on the cloth to see where she Is colng 20
cut When Il carpenter has q house TO build
he mnrks ont uu the ground, With lines the
size VI the foundation place where the house
VIII stand. This Is what vuu are doing at
this part Of your drawing simply indicating
Ine place where the drawing Is going to be.
This seems sensible does 10 not
Now plan the other lines. noticing how
they slope how long they are where they
may happen TO come opposite some other
Hue comparing all the time one with nn.
other.
This again is called proportion and also
movement, aud II mistakes are made now,
the drawing Will always be wrong,
Finishing Will never rcmedy wrong
plan
Now, the drawing should look like this;
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DIR. JAMES WILLIAM KIDD.
elixir Of llfe. That he is nblc with the aid
or mysterious compound, known ony u
himself, produced ne result ~ the years
life-gtving boon to cure any and every
disease that Is known TO tho human body.
There is no Doubt ~ the doctors earnest
ness IN making his claim and the remark
able cures that he Is daily eHecting sccmt
to hear him out very strongly His theory
based on sound experience In n medical
practice Of many years II costs Zothine
10 try his remarkable elixir of LITE" no
he calls it, for he sends " free. 10 anyone
who Is sufferer IN sufficient quantities
70 convince Of Its ability to cure, ~ there
Is absolutely no risk 70 run. Some ~ the
cures cited are very remarkable, and but
Tor reliable witnesses would hardly he
credited, The lame have thrown away
crutchet and walked about after two or
M by home doctors have been restored to
their families and friends in perfect health
rheumatism. neuralgia, stomach, heart.
liver, kidney, blood and skin diseases ana
bladder troubles disappear ms ny magic.
Headaches, hsckaches, nervousness, fevers
thrrh, bronchitis and all affections of the
throat. lungs OF any vital organs are ensiiv
overcome in space Of time that ls simply
marvellous
Partial parsiysis looomotor atsxis.
dropsy, govt, scrotula aud piles are quickly
entire system. blood and Tissues Eestnrcs
normal nerve power circulation and a state
~ perfect health Is produced Mt once Tc
the doctor All systems are alike ant n1'ia
y affected by this great "Elixir " LIE
Send for the remedy today II is FREE r.
every sufferer, state what you wnnt ~,
be cured Of and the sure remedy for Il Will
he sent YOU free by return mail
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EappVkammers

to keep account OF IS and los. so the odd
cents would be an awful bother Save
them up until you get Ave and then send
them.
your names for the flower. seed list In time
The list has gone with 40 names ON H.
Learn to act promptly II you desire success.
10 George Hand-You must not draw
from patterns or from pictures Take
cip' Jug, box OF anything OF that sort.
or look at flower or tree then do the
best you can. II will do You more good
than drawing i9'um pictures
To Myrtle Crow--That nom dc plume
mad been taken, 80 l had to put your name
a mistake was made by the printers in
Chlllc Wilson'S age. She Is fifteen. not
nineteen years old
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Simple Lessons
in Drawing.

az Mas. D. g. oHERRY.

For The Post
We have three objects again for our draw.
Ing lesson. Notice carefully how they are
grouped. You see II doesn't make any ar.
ference what the subject is--pots, pans, ap.
pies, animals trees ur people you must
plan the arrangement II you want an agree
able picture
Place line for the top of the taller
chickens head another for tie feet, then
the rrosswise lines Of the bucket, now YOU
have six lines. all running across the paper.
Notice carefully now the lines which are
not parallel aud which help to locate the
sides Of the objects.
Your drawing at this time should look
something Ike this!
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At this stage your drawing is Ike this,
All the lines up to this time should be
delicate aud gray, so they can be easily
chnnged II necessary
You can erase now the guiding lines that
have not already blended into your drawing,
leaving only those that really form the ones
necessary to shape tho objects
strengthen them 50 they viii be clear and
the drawing will look like this.
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IN AGONY FOR TIVE YEIPS

Mrs. Jane s. Dane ~ Northheld. VT
says: For years | was afflicted With Kid
ney disease and Rheumatism, in most acute
form Or. David Kennedy's Favorlte Rem
ey entirely cured me-"
For kidney, Liver. Blood or Bladder Dis
eases, Rheumatism or Dyspepsia no other
medicine equals mr.. David kennedyis For
vorite Remedy.
SIZE and the regular 500 Size bottles
Sample botte-enough for trial. free ~
mail. nr. David Kennedy Corporation.
Rondout. ~ Y.
Or. David KAnnedy's salt Rheum creArr
cures Old Sores, Skin and scrofulcus D1
eases. soc.
Trade supplied By Houston DRUG cora
pany.
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ma GLUE.

hammers are the young people
Ecm who read the Youths De
tThe Houston Post. There are
.harees OF any kind connected
HI BOYS and girls VINO reau
III be enrolled as active mem
flne uptne. age and address.
\ ~
'the t!appyhammers' Club:
+. Girl iu the United States can
,Shsr of the club by sending
No 10 the editor Of the page.
N Inc addressed Houston Post,
r. Department. Houston, Tex
/. - nm both sides OF your paper.
In 10 use fancy name, senu
IN name to the editor. NO let
binfed unless this rule Is COM
name "Happyhammer" or
a capital letter. a..
<biect OF oil Happynammers 10
Hpplness when and wherever
Espr,. fhe club name and motto.
- Is the violet, the club tree
a ana the club pet Is the mock
4 g n{G chosen by the members
&Tho favorite dog OF the Happy
4 he scotch collie, or shepnferd,
t. /. ND rose and gray. These
Sled to be worn with or
- Mutton or PIN. They are
mIge by pinning or sewing
In M rcs of narrow ribbon. one
III &fhe other OF light gray.
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HELPING FUND.

Coy Lee Slaughter " ~
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Mabel Co,tnr '''''''''''''''''' ~
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MTrtje pcmicE Observation-Disclosures. 10
Iartin panicl, '''''''''''''''''''' Nv
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Houston, Texas. Dear Happyhammers:
Willie Brown.
1T. Tours, TIexya,s,-,Deqr HaPpyhammers:
sister reads the Happyhnmtners PAGE AMI
] like 10 hear H. Mi trv 10 yiite more
the next ume It Is getting So dark now
that | can hardly see the lines.
A''''e ii"Oe''
Cotton. Texas.-Dear Happyhammers I
went foy hunting nfrht beforS inst 7 b,d
about n dozen HOUNDS ana soveroi nf NV
friends with me The dogs jumped q fox
and we ran him until he foli dead. Hans,
Christmas viii soon he here Won. NV haai
is getting tired So ] win close Your true
Hap, Erwin Zumwnlf
Here / come again To chat Win You Mi
q while. I went out coon hunting the other
night and caught u big old coon I'm n hole
Of water, ana he whipped four dog, At
last we got him oui OF the water and the
dogs killed him Goodbye In Mrs Foster
and the IIaps Thomas Reid Stampes.
Elm Mott Texas. Dear Happvhamners.
l am ID years old and live In Elm Mott.
Elm Mott is a small village with three
churches and several dwelling houses My
piP9 IbheS ne houston iost, love 10
IeHd !ic iapn p4E', Nlll muCh love To
MIS- roster ana the hqps ! VII close
Lthel NiioughDy'
MT, No.,
Ebonyt IeTas Dear Happyhammers: My
papa mixes III "st ,auu l Feau me tiaps
paSt HiH lTInh II In lhttrIeS,i9G' IKE 10
6aF@to Hcnoo' my We NE To- stHay my lessons
I like nv cnunfrv bomc 'i ave NY ~
true Hap, Chester Wilson.
Warda Texns.-Dear Happyhammers:
MAY | toin your hnppv band Of bovs and
girls? am a nov ii Years nld. have
four pets. though all are dogs. (which do
the most work boys or girlsF' l think the
giEs f"iow the oS EGr 81 tbn 'upS ce
sto5 ha ai for The wv waste oS boskot is
Re,,vIIIe rexas.-Deer uonnvbammers.
thought gauld ioin your Hannvbammei.
band, am a little boy years old. NV
nemn Is Allan nm have two uct chick
ems q little white hen and rooster. and
90 10 school have four hooks TO study.
Christmas viii soon he here. / Will he so
glad. i told did santa Claus to bring me
frniu md gun. Nv birthday will come
January III ana Win be l0 Years Old.
Your truly Hap, Allan Hill.
Fort wortb Tov.s-n oor uopnvbom
aorV worm, iiTur ,,,n piottlrs
Post wrote only ono letter before this
and that was four vrars AGO when / lived
in La Grange. Texas. / love TO read the
letters INT NOT to write them have n
FoU h,,iI,s ,,.l'rin, " Moon, 1'brIstmas
love onv Mind of aowcrs' I am ~ wears
IA Ni%,,,i i,.. 60 III tho Hons and Mrs
~ ~ i"Nu '"'' ~ "i Wv I,bb patican
r'S'e'
lTaughton, In Dear liappyhammers
Hero comes another little girl 10 join your
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Tennyson, Te1as,--Dear Happyhsmmer,
live In the. country, four miles north OF
Tennyson II Ia our postofnce and IL a
small place, with only one store We
get our mail three times a week, Our
school Is going on now, hut I haven't
started vet, but will as soon, as we get
IN day this year Is 2O3 pounds J live
quarter Of mile from the school house.
They are building railroad through here.
aud are working between here and San
Angelo now. They have about two miles
built Several ~ the men and bows around
here are working on II. | guess when
place. They are going 10 build town on
The Colorado river, three miles north 81
our place. We do most Of our trading
and Is about twenty.elEht miles south Of
Ms with love 70 Mrs. Foster and all the
Haps new Hap, West Texas Girl.
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Marvellous Elixir Of Life Discovered
by Famous Doetor-Sclentist that
Cures Every Known AiIment.
Wonderful Cures Are Effected thai
Seem Like Miracles Performed.
The Secret of Long Life Of
Olden Times Revived.
The Remedy Is Free to All Who
Send Name and Address.

After years OF patient study, and delrins
Into the dusty record OF the past, as well
as following modern experiments In The
realms Of medical science Or. James WI
liam Kidd, 1903 Baltes building, Fort
Wayne, ind., makes the startling announce.
mont that be has surely discovered the
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4 ENGLISH MARTYR.

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~ that England was plccallh
a , 49,, ~,
n AelIred maur those laws Whlcu
hooRs SO Hr"lSe, -. ....,.
A days. -
"a MfI'NN Ames buEsart'
,&Dl lI2 RAJ II
cLOb ININ
a ls;F'Which do the most work,
M
eomethlnr I'm tho Yonth's Com.
,
N ''NuN-H wa" SO hlucu H"re
'th0n anything | have TO say
xbnc to clyc II tn Won today in
N -, ...y.,, as, =.
4 usual N'uo lax II was
IN t,gan ,r J H,7 hal. 49,.
'pcrica recalls the tradition of
o'clock on Christmas morn
'brg Germany.
fle time of the BLACK Death"
Pm of the greatest pestllences
q, Ist 80 had swept over every
n n olo world, claiming its dead
fellor men, in = aw ttfu n fo gg'F of
Fl I,,n nse' o weira siege in solitude.
fhoms,iII.'--."l' ',,. helshnor, Fam
acnjo5 ,N up in their own
re nigG gnlrance to all outsiders,
f1, eSIti''ilge spread, members of
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Some Of the details can now be nddcd
Join on the body, where the legs ~ their
Joints, the places FOR the necks the oval top
of the bucket the hail ON the bucket and
the little spotp Of grass
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Fields store Texas.-~Dear Happyharn
selected for us "a simply hne. OF course
We have the best Of II, though All the
girls VIII write that they do more work
than we hnys DO and they honestly believe
The work on the globe Is done by women
ana girls We know that some Of them
think this. for we have heard them say So
they heiieved e II it often the case fhht
the girls Of a family do more work than
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Ebony. Texas. Dear Hannvhammers: l
have been thinking Of writing Tor some
time do enjoy reading the laps let
tiers very much ! think sallie Y. Pallick
Is right about girls advising hoys They
do not Ike girls advice much, but n they
would only stop md think thcr nre thu
oncs who arc wrong So many Of them
think i've know as much ns the girls -
rnd do not stnn 10 think the matter over.
Sallo spoke ~ cigarette smoking. have
several friends That I would like To sea
cured ~ ibis had habits. They are bright
Intelligent hoyH. and could make usefnl
men II the world some dav n they would
not let this awful habit ruin their lives
II Is iniurine their health ALREADY and
their minds also. I hone hll boys will
think what II viii DO for them before they
begin a. What are you Hans thinking ~
doing 10 have merry Christmas can
hardly wait until Christmas comes Ny
brother Is coming home Ia spend Christ
mas with Ms He Is of AZ Brentwood.
going 10 college. and Il three years older
than myself I am the oldest GIRL Of
large family and ! know what girls work
l.. although ! enjoy NE. ! am 10 years
Old and have rlep organ, and can play
sont on II am going 10 small country
school. hut nv father has promised me n
would study hard that ! could 70 10
college With nv brother next year. bop>
you all will give me a happy welcome,
Love and best wishes "a all the Heps ana
Mrs Foster Your stranger friend.
Ella KhffaV
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Snyder Texas. Dear Ifappyhammers
VIII you allow little girl 10 vesrs NJ age
to Join your happy band? / live IN the coun-
try, ten miles from Snyder, way ont west
in Scurrr county How many OF you Hans 90
10 scho0lf don't We did not have any
school this year, hnt mamma is feaching Us
al home. have four sisters A. the con
test is which do the most work girls or
hoyel I viii vute Tor lac girls. I don't
think a in-yeHf-od boy can make bread
wash dishes. churn, milk, make un hAA-
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Mink, Texas Dear Happyhammers: 7
see some Of the Hnps said their school had
not started yet Oh, MY | don't know
what | would do II our school had not
started for / like to 90, I noticed In Mrs
Fosters club talk she said some OF the
HHps were often impatient about their let
tiers not being printed HNps, I'm sure Mrs
Foster Is competent 10 Judge whether or
mot our letters are worth printing. Dora
s. sure was glad to see a letter from you
II brought back TO memory scenes of the
happy days gone by. and Ethel g.. be-
llcve We go 10 school together, don't we?
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Pettcwav, Texas Dear HappyhammcrS:
Hello, Tlaps; how arc YOU all getting along
this evening" II LOOKS So much Ike snow
] wish II would. Christmas Is coming and
won't We have a time. wish some of you
TIaps would send mo some drawing pat
tcrus / can't draw anything but bird
How many love TO KIN BIRDS ] don't Tho
little birds sing 50 swcCtly. ] go hunting
often but never kin bird. ! am going 60
school TO got an education aud be
teacher. With much love 10 Mrs. Foster
and the Iiaps. A true Hap,
George Otis Hand.
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Haughton, In Dear Iappyhammers
Hero comes another little girl To join your
happy band of boys aud girls am !
ton is a little town with about seven stores
and two gins. liaughlon Is nfter Shrcvc
see the contest Is which do the most work.
boys or girlst think girls do. My papa
taiy,-S The Post I have two little brothers
aud two sisters. Well. as this rs my first
letter, / VIII close. A be Han,
Alma MCMath.
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Cotton. Texas. Dear Happyhammers: I
about a dozen hounds and several Of my
friends with me. The dogs jumped a fox
and we ran him until he fell dead uaps.
is getting tired So ] will close Your true
Hap, Erwin Zumwnlt
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F''i enjoy this story as much
.Sro,', that last Sundays page
oreakerl 1t was the srst
se mad the entire page 10
. :" "a. aa'ertisement could they
|tno ner One thing I regret.
Inc prize picture was oven
nope We will have il
fnd s SI,-- Read Taliulah Here.
bre S7 ,f the question she
|cepns,i nllulah forgot To mi
b Ill With her three dimes,
. count e, Tor | don't want any
fnetle, and i, !. an NJ not very
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FfL I've studied, and I've
F MY hair;
3cast wee bit of use in try
4 Of all the class, but now
4 tTke lead,
sSfish history viii not stay In
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Tours, Texas,-Dear Happyhammers: !
will not stay long 1 am . years old My
sister reads the Happyhnmmels' page ann
] like 10 hear It. ] viii try to write more
the next tlme. IT Is getting so dark now
that / can hardly see the lines
Annie Huber
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Fort Worth, TcNas.--Dcar Happyham
mcrs: | have been reading your letters
four years and mamma stll takes The
Post. | wrote only one letter before this,
and that was four years ago when / lived
I'm la Grange. Texas, 7 love 10 read the
letters but not to write them. I have n
few bulbs growing TO bloom Christmas. I
love any kind Of flowers am Il years
old Much love TO all the Haps and Mrs
Foster John Ratgau.
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Grand total


Houston, Texas. Dear Happyhammers:
My pct is the rat | have SIX pet rats aud
teach them TO do tricks A true Hap,
Willie Brown
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-24
H.F. WiChman & Co., Ltd
1O4S FORT STREET.

vention in San Francisco. 1t is expect
ed that there will be from 1900 to $500
bankers in the visiting delegations,
mailing from all parts of the United
States. These men will represent more
moneyed interests than any gathering
which ever before assembled in this
city. Trains carrying them are wv
speeding westward on all of the trans
continental railroads.
1t goes without saying that they will
be cordially welcomed. There will b.,
none of the public decorative display
which has usually marked the assem-
bling here of the large membership of
those fraternal bodies that have, at
stated intervals, honored the city by
holding their national conventions
within it, save in the single instance
that the national flag will be hoisted
to the head of every flag pole as a
mark of popular respect The appeal
of the chairman of the local executive
committee will doubtless receive a gem
eral response in this regard.
AS the representative of the great
financial interests of the country, the
American Bankers Association may be
fairly regarded as an unusually notable
gathering. It's members are men pos
sessed of the keenest powers of obser-
walton. Their deductions from what
they see will have a weighty influence
in the diversion of investments this
way. We may reasonably lok forward
to early results from their visit here.
They will understand and appreciate
the opportunities which exist here for
the profitable investment of money.
The gilt-edged security to be found in
a great and growing commercial city,
which has fairly entered on a new era
in it's prosperous career, will not be
overlooked. For that reason, if for none
other, the heartiest welcome should be
accorded the association.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-24

The courts are likefy to have an in
tricate case over the Connetable de
Richemont. Experts in shipping law
had better Turkish up their knowledge
of the subject. There are many diVi-
ded opinions as to the status of a ship
which has been left at a particular
spot, anchored fore and aft. Is she
abandoned any more than a yacht in
Pearl Harbor is abandoned when lying
at anchor, and her owners are in Ho-
nolulu? One can see the loom of a con-
siderable case and the display of much
erudition.
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"Ihey'se no Dimocats running said Hennessey sadv
Niver wan said Mr. Dooley, Except on tn RavDublan
an Home Kool tickets Me ren Tesla tn only approach
tn shart but he withdrew know why but can
give ye good Nye he whn tn decided
that they chans f Dmocrats get office Nver will Law
down me principles an lave tn proceed without
good man tn ticket
1--WE had convnton he says excepted tn honor v
nomination. took up tn battle v tn people TIL honor
upon me be me own selected thusters Although says
they no chance FIR win he FIR tn principles
raytuse to lave tn parity oneprested Vote What
that We say! Iheyse fee of twenty-five FIR film nomination?
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