The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-20

hau All the month of February to write in and
the older children had one month also, so YOU
must not be disappointed not to see your
letters. 1t will take several weeks yet to print
an the letters received during the month of
feoruary, and no other letters will go in until
those are all printed. After that l am going
10 give you some nice stories, for you will be
urea OF letters. AUNT SUSIE.
Correspondence.
Manic Lou Duncan, Columbus Mss-Dear Aunt
Susie; am years old. May come in? learn
at home; know the capitals of good many states
write this myself
Johnnie and Luther Rockman, Climax, Ga-We
are brothers nine and ten years DID, and we wish to
JON Aunt susie and the cousins, hoping we may be
welcome. AS we came over to this place we stop
ped at Thomasville and we thought of you, Aunt
susie and what you wrote about the pear orchards
we live thirty one miles from Thomasville and eight
miles from cambridge. We have been to Orange
county, Fla, and like it very much; our papar has
nome down there. l wish you would send our
papy brother name, he is such a beauty. Our
mama has been in bad health year from paralysis;
wish some one knew remedy for it,
Edna Robinson, Bozeman, Montana--I will try
ana describe Montana, the territory in which live
The Rocky mountains are in the western part
Gallatin valley is drained by the East and West Gal
unite and form the Missouri. The Rocky mountains
are noted for gold silver coal and other minerals
In the valley vegetables and grain are raised
Cattle, horses sheep and hogs are some domesicatcd
animals and deer, brown bear wolf grizzly bear,
wild cat and elk are some wild animals. There are
also great many kinds of birds We have very
warm weather in summer and great many pretty
flowers; at my home we have red and yellow roses
pansies, peonies, gladolus and many Others The
principal trees are cedar, white pine, cotton wood
etc. We raise crab apples currants cherries straw
berries raSpberries and gooseberres. Besides my
other studies take music lessons and drawing les
sons. 1 have also taken lessons in oil painting
crayon and India ink. Age II.
Lucy Jennings. Hardy, Miss willtry to describe
Indians that were found in America by the early
explorers. They were all distinguished by bronze
or copper color straight, course black hair hazel
eyes and high cheek bones. Their forms were erect
well proportioned and remarkable for agility rather
than strength; their constant exercise kept them
healthy. NerTazzan lone of the carly explorers)
who first saw them on the coast of New jersey and
Staten Island, visited there by ali Indian chief
who descrbedhim as being arrayed ina robe of deer
skins, skilfully wrought with embroidery; his hair
was gracefully tied behind and his neck was
adorned with large chain set OFF with stones The
women attired in ornamented skins: their hair
was tnstefully braided and flowed over the breast
The women are called squaws and the babies pap.
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Lena iaruy' Liuuoli' Ald'l must 'eIl the cousins
of visit mama little sister and made to auuties
~ w"s one 7"u1' '"us very warm Wicil
carried them but before we got there it began to
rain ana we had time getting the bundles, shoes
and all in the house. Soon after we got there 1t
turned very coid anu we thought we would put on
our SHOES, but imagine our surprise, when we
couldn ma niue SISTERS anywhere we thought
Sofc had
buried mem. Nhen we went nome we found them
theIei we hatl lost tnem on 'iie way ana boy mat
Hyes on the place had iouhd them Now Aunt
SUSIE, mama says must ASK lof GOOD receipt LOT
taxing INK STAINS Out OF the noor Tor since nave
6eel wiring h'lie shtei tuiheu N1e ihA over OH inc
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col,io piobordsor FItin N CIwiu dosoribo
Tho tor,, 1.-Two in live o,vo,y nm I'm western Nortb
Corolina inst twelve miles from tho Rlre RIDGE and
tu,ont,, fye ,nilae from, the pilot ,nountoin Wo
have So,r storos n tin shon n harness and soddle
sbn, hlookeni, and ,roo ron sbon dr, etorn cottor
con,nr,, ord two ch,,rcbos pont.t and NIotbodiet
railroad is being graded about n bolf milo from
to, c,-oraI bo,,eoa viii no hiIt in tho s,rir
40 r. soboo and NV oldest sister oivns mo attn and
,,sic Lessons nj home. in latin will soon he To nd
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o,,er two months 400 Aunt Susie did vonr doar
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