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The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
Danger From Catarrh.

The most important feature about tha very common complaint. catarrh Of tht head. is its tendency to develop into some other more serious and dangerous disease The foul matter dropping from the head into the bronchial tubes or lungs is very liable to lead to bronchitis or consumption that destroyer which causes more deaths in this country than any other disease As catarrh originates in impurities in the blood, local applications eau do but lit- tie good. The common seiise method oi treatment is to purify the blood. and TOT this purpose there is no preparation supe- rior to Hoods Sarsaparila. The power ful action of this medicine upon the blood expeIs every impurity, and by so doing cures catarrh aud gives health to the en- tire organS.
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To Parents and School Children,

All pupils who expect to attend Crowleys Ridge Institute will meet the teachers Rt the school promptly as fol- lows:
 All who have never attended school and all those who read First, Second and Third readers-November l5, at 9 o'clock a. m.
 All who read Fourth. Fifth and Sixth readers, and all who understand Rays Practical Arithmetic as far aS percentage--November 15, l:3O o'clock D. m.
 All who have completed Rays Practl- cal and all who expect to take High School Studies-November Is, o'clock d. n.
 Pupils must bring car1s of admission. They will be furnished by Mr. Walter Gorman. Pupils should buy no new book uutil they have conferred with their teacher. but should bring all old books last studied.
 F. Nj. Malone, Principal.
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Saving
 2!5 Cents.

It is fact which all leading physicians admit, that nine times out of ten patient will recover without the assistance of doctor With the advance of general knowl- edge people understand better what to do for themselves. Medicines in themselves can not cure; Nature alone can cure; but medicines help Nature. Take an illustra- ton. Let us say you have sick headaches occasionally. with dizziness. sour stomach and loss of appetite. You do not need 10 go to a doctor, for every one will tell you it is biiousness, and that what you need is liver pill to clean out the bowels and arouse the torpid liver 10 action.
 In this case you can buy many different kinds of liver pills, but the best course is to secure the liver pills and also some TONIC PELLETS for purifying the blood and toning up the system. so that you will not be troubled again
 You can get both of these medi- cines, i'll separate boxes, for one price tas cents) if you ask your druggist for Raf1aOn'o Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets. Together they cure biliousness and constipation.
 A. all dealers, or mail. for 2oo.. 6 boxes S1 oo.
 BROWN MTG. O.. New York. For Sale by Webb & Tipton
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WHEATLEY TIMES

Misses Clara Johnson and Eola Diamond spent Saturday at Ringville.
 Dr. J. R. West spent several days i'll Memphis this week.
 Mrs. Perry Gillispie of Brinkley is visit sug home folks at Wheatley.
 John Wainwright. the popular drummer of Day x Bailey was on the streets Monday.
 Several of our boys are hauling cotton seed to Brnkley this week, The others are in school. Wheatley has very few loafers.
 The school will give Christmas enter. tainment on Christmas Eve. The public is invited to be present.
 John Hamilton spent several days Tn Brinkley the first of the week.
 Rev. Grove seems to have had good time while at Helena and brought back home in his valse sore rare curiosltles. Ask about them.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09

Or. Price'e Cream Baking Powder Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09

RA HA Tho Favorite Tco.3 POWDER AV EAND for the Teeth and Rreath, ,25c.
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UN.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT uN IN der and by virtue of a decree of De ss s Francis Cil cult Court, in Chancery, rendefou at the September term, 1894. thereof, ia a cer tain cause in said court pending. wherein .a s k. Jarratt. as assignee. Is plaintih, and aIs' Adams and Nancy Adams are defen dapn. the undersigned. as the special commissi",aaes a Famed in said decree. will. on Monday. p cember $. 1894. at the frout door of the tous' House. in the town of Forrest City, Arkansass within the hours prescribed by law Tor Juss ciai sales. offer for sale at pnbiic outcry to s .m highest and best bidder. on a credit ol u,, re half in six months. and one half in twenss months. the following described Real hsia'sf situatedin St. Francis county, in tue otalee Arkaneas. to-wit: The southeast quarter of section Ini'ass five (3o) in township four (4 range wv east containing 160 acres more or less. .v,ll Notes with approved personal security VA VA he required for the purchase money an' lien retained on the land
 T. c. MERwIN,
 Comm .ssionef' Nov. g, 1894.
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November 6. 1894.
All Free.

Those who have used Dr. Kings New Discovery know its value. and those who have not. have now the the opportunity to try it free. Call on the advertised Drug gist and get Trial Bottle. Free. Send your name and address to H. F. Bucklen & Co. Chicago. and get sample box of Dr. Kings New Life. Pills Free. as we'll as a copy of Guide to Healh and Household Instructor, Free. All of which is guarsn- teed to do you good and cost you nothing Winthrop x Co.'S. Drugstore.
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ror SO hv M - H GEy 2 pee1ss &
The Forrest City times., 1894-11-09
ALibera! Donation.
Editor FoRREsr CITY TIMES:

Editor FORREST CITY TIMES:
 On Friday. Oct. 26, the house of J. w. Crippen, or better known as Hunt CT Crippen, was consumed by fire. leav- ing almost nothing in the way of house. hold goods. and on belng requested by several sympathisers to try to get help for them took. a petition on Monday, Oct. 2S, to your town and the citizens of Forrest City and it's surroundiE gS gave the following amounts:
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While the above amounts are very different in size those who gave the small amounts had inst been giving to other charitable causes just as worthy as this. and could not be expected to contribute largely, I will say right here that Forrest City is composed of the most iibei ial hearted people that can be found anywhere. taking in considera- tion that they are called on from day to day ill the same way and never turn any away empty handed.
 Thanking you all for the kind way you treated me as petitioner, remain as ever.
 l.. H. McGuffeY. November 6. 1891.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
 I,UCAS COUNTY

LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J Cheney x Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Ga tarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 Frank J. Cheney. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. X. D. 1886.
 A. w. GLEASON. SEAL Notapy Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous system. Send for testimon- ials, free.
 r. Cheney & Co.,. Toledo, o. eUeSold by Druggists, Toe.
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SOL. k.E WIS.
w arning Order.

In Justice court before N. B. Nelson. J. F. Madison township St. Francis Co, Ark. N. w. Jacksen. Pit'n.
  William LaGrll and ain'"s O'o k. A. Harris. Defts.
 The defendants, William LaGrill and R. A. Harris are warned 10 appear in this eourt within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff. N. W. Jackson. Given under my hand as such Justice or the Peace this the 18th day of October. lsla.
 N. B. NELSON J.P
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he crept back IN haste to Tie hollow pine
and awaited results.
by this time the Crows had again re-
covered from their panic, ana unler tho
urE,nss OF their medicine man. who was
anAty at the success Of ihe white mans
"medicine," they came on AGAIN with wells
and threats 10 attack tho barn.
Thovswald could see them lonplng
through the farm yard In great numbers;
but as they dashed at the barn an inde-
scrihable yell burst on ne nleht air.
The nery figure of their dead chief
threatened them with uplif,cd hand and
with simultaneous cry Of terror they
fled back to the donse woods
Then the day arose and the rosy iight
of dawn spread over the plain The farm
house and SIS SURROUNDINGS we're masses OF
bleckened and smoking rufus. hut the IN
mates of the cave were unhalmcd. rhors-
w1ld found his father drunk not dead.
Help came during the day. The frontiers
sncn south OF The Red rarn hal banded to-
ge,hcr and formed "a company of soldiers
'lAe Grows wcro driven across tho frontier
Into Canada With heavy loss from when
the trlhc never recovered, and Minnesota
Was relieved from the spectre OF raplne
and blood. For years the legend of the
great chiefs ghost was frontier story.
and even NOW IL can he heard among tales
az the early settlers days told lay Mime
sofa hresldas in the long winter nights,
but the Grows who were nnally allowed
to return TO their reservation, VIII not
speak OF Gray l0aglGs ghost to amy white
man, though enc story Is told TO their chill
dren's children and has become tribal
lpuaul
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from his huge carved pipe. his great
limbs stretched ont In enjoyment Of the
heat. AT his feet .ay a couple OF deer
hounds
Al the further end of the big room the
women were busy with household tasks
Thorswa.d sat on a wooden settee near
the corner Of the wide hearth talking
wish his mother and sister.
The Norwegian suddenly turned on The
three What are you telling there"
II was saying" replied Thor valid,
that young Lcap!ng Deer came down at
the lake this morning and warned me
that the Crows and Bllcllfeet are gath
ering, He th.alrs he viii have trouble"
"Braueh!" growle1 The Norwegian.
"The brutes are always plotting. They
ought to be hunted Ike wolves"
Thorswald was silent Though he he
llcved that the Indians had some rights
that they were often shamaiul,y robbed
and cheated by their white neighborAand
that They were entitled TO be considered
as human beings he did not dare express
his convictions in the presence ot his
father
Common prudence would teach us 70
take some precautions" he said gently
ITO the devil with common prudenac!
interrupted his father
"But we may be caught unprepared,
father" said the boy. The big red
bearded hunter looked al his son con-
between his half closed eye
ids and emitted a cloud of blue smoke,
81 will go out and hunt them as l hunt
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The sides OF the barn were smooth rock
and the floor of fine dry white sand.
AS there was no cellar under the farm
house. the cave barn was used as an
immense store room and not infrequently
as a sitting room by the family in the hcat
OF summer II was most picturesque
place. Hundreds OF skins aus several
mighty nuucrs hung around the rocky
walls, trophies of the chuse and uf many
a decdly conflict In the storeroom were
piled heaps OF grain, bags or -four and
meal, barrels of pork ana cured beef and
voniscn. and at this time OF year vegc-
tables of all variety, At the corner bub-
blod and tricklcd living spring OF
water
No wonder that his quiet barn was an
object OF pride 10 Olaf Gunsherg and that
he and his family loved to sit there. and
that Il was the fnyorite rendezvous Of
Thorswald ami his sister.
About thirty yards from the entrance
stood gigantic pine which lowered a
hundred and nfty feet above the summit
OF the clid. The trunk was hollow FOR
about thirty feet from tho haso, dis
covcry made by lhorswcld some years
before. Il was delightful labor to hew
1t out neatly ana Contriye q room in there
for secrecy lie also made an opening
SIS cgnpit sly conceded and covered with
bark that no one would suspect a trlck
door gave entrance to the hollow chamber
II was the lads castle OF Ouanta, his
cave OF All Baba, his fortune and his
enchanted castle; and only to his sister
did he conlide the wonderful secret
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cNnIors cONnnNsATIoNs.



Cholera bacillus thrves on san
Persian cooks earn 81 - a month
German VIEWERS nuke 90 cents a day.
''t'''. ~
n 5nV ," '''''" ~ cents
In. ..,,,.,,... - a.. .,,-
{aian printing was hrst practlced at
~
KICK 'llls Riiil ana lose hesh with re-
marianne iapillty
iIl4tihE ID uiyerent colors was hrst
auhe ny f"u7t M 400
Builders Ia london receive 81 fhillngs
o "rah ana WORK by hours
Glasgow ship buildera receive ld shil-
liuga @ week and work "a hours
&aturail5ts assert that healthy swnl-
low dcyonrs 900 aieg q day.
Untll 1865 an fhe tvpos made were black
letter or old English
4 rons.at,tilo.ia uorior ~ husinesa ga
good. ean mako ~ NJ m yyaek
Tho Clrook cbaructers vere frat cnet in
types bV lsansi III Meme in ldf5
ia I'm
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TEN MIXTURES IN A oaIcKsANp.

~ iat "a NAAAtltNos
For The sunday cWrghtcdl
AT ten years Of age the human being
| can not depend ON himself TO obey orders
or Ect himself cat OF "a scrape, az least
Fred Marldrroy could not
lfut an animal, pony BAY, at three
Years of uRe NnE an his wits about hiui
81 ieast i'tod AtNckierny'u pony had
a ntvoritn Jpu,tr with Fred wos tho i've
mile road lcojiug 20 Beaver Dams lake,;
'ae road Was Vide haid, smooth and wen
shaded, aud the Rke was fairy sheet OF
watcr run OF green ilNuds There was
ono restriction ON thls ride. frcd was
never tu take the short cut the hrtdle
path through Che woods
but ONE day. oui of worry peivcrity and
lHiehrsS NE roinet star into thp path ana
guue ia under the hrchca snd ptup8, ana
m TWO minutca was loet To 9Eht
As ne rode ou he 4pulle aloud often,
'n"icmDiuauHly, 81 can SEQ no reason
why should not ride this hr!3ic path"
AFTER riding milo pcrhJpa an the
Time NJ hearing OF the steam threShCr In
hlS iNthotH wheat Held he dismountod
and threw himself down under cool pine
FOR q rest Bidding Snv to stand thore.
oftor tcv moments he suouod away
down into q sunny glade "a piece OF low
ground with br6h glcen sod through
the middle VI which MN a sluggish stregm
WIN lilie0 growing ia H.
He ran forward 90 gather the flowers,
and IN a moment found himself Kicking
about IN bog ana IN minute more felt
hmso't sinking and 40 tho same instant
remembered ne had been told thore was
quasmi'c in those woods. The spot was II
hlt Of marsh anl qucl0slud concealed by
,he rich growth OF grass, Many animals
hud been nired There, and II was said thnt
moro than one hunter had lost his life In
the hos
trru stopped snort aud ehouted
stopped Ahori2 Yes he did, for his legg
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This morning ThnreUhld etnp1 t, as.
barn LOOKING M tbc ,,yo i,o,,,a,,,,,.
barred with irop M i1,r,srs, ,t,t..l,,,,.
,bict ,,,r, AL i, tt 'li'. '-'''',
AK a.,.a ,,I NV w '''lNe Oh
,.,i.,,i',,. - "9 ne u'"iu ute sprung
.Hv"ll-h iU''I Hou' Tue gray rock ana
N"'l'9 -. Nle i.yu "r" lt struck MN mat
as iorlrrss the barn was well provis-
~ ,.i ,.i" ,s, 't ,,.,, ...,.,..,,
.t, "a ,7,,'i - 'lo' y, teyNe7s' ne
T fi,, w. IliiNn, ~ ne wouIa onIy lAke or
49, ~ GS""ue''' We h'ISh' Ne perfectly
..,,-,,,, i, mn,
~, en- t .',u il''uu lne "oI1 preeau-
.oi'a rs 'attlul 20 our thlHot, ms Is lhe
~, al, i,,, W" iI,.st,'us neS rushed
,-,..t ' 81, '''"'
mo, l'oi s@H'I g'illeT ut h,f rising tones.
~ 90 80 i'i' d, ig8'Nu soNiseI- 'illua'
( gre you tNer "i'a'a Oh one OF these In
"ioIl "P'is'"s'
NO, not much confessed Hildu. ~
suppose am 700 much like my father.
but j should Ike to hear them % you
have any pans OF defense she added,
III III 'l'-,st 't,,,,t- 1.,,
"y.l tilnh leil you Iust yer. he
Su ..,il, sL''I 81, arc ~ yuse 10 o,a6.
=, 49,, -. ii 9'', si.u il'lo4' slepPlhR 70
Il 80 VIZ - hummer oi hshHb io"7
luhE on WOODEN pegs she selected
- ~ 'N ""o l'o'seu biHFei"HS ON
,rb,rs,'..,fd ,ryiod t,,,,..,c ...,. .,,,,.
AhuL A"HI" huslep hlinHei some time IN
t,roJ Win t,na iinm tta i,..,,,,aa e i'' ~.
nrs9+ rino o,d Nv. |'a,,,'' 4 ~ 'll'
,rbon he won't ,rto ,,,s ,St.l ', ~
MIN, and avorninod NE .,,..,i,l., ~ -
Gals He nut his bic eIecrric batte,, IN
,sorl-ires order Tben H. a. Ia
,,,,,,,,,,7,l,,sG tb, IT, e cam oNi ~
mrs
An open sl,hre separated the cavern
lis I'm be,sr,nr D,'s "hlGh %as OF Freat
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bears he said "But who has heard of
a Gunsberg Of the race OF the Erie TAX
ing precautions? Thorswald. yor plooi
Is thin" s .tt,,
The tall, slender boy coiored' ana sIiii
moro deeply as his father added WIN
leave the precautions 70 you ana me
Nothing more was said until ne next
moruing. when ThorsWald Joined hiioa IA
the barn, ..a,t "a, ono
This barn had been constructs w o'ls
of INC Immense dry caves IN " ei,'is 81
The rarn, adjacent to the iarih AoN-s'
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M I4ll4AlSA'
H. ltle club book is nearly fun. and
i win soon have to transcribe the names
N larger book. l looked over the
4 yesterday, and found six hundred ana
fty-aye names, representing two hun
HI and ten towns. Such a class as this
i grown to be!-this Sunday class OF
h Posts, for which The Post prints a
he Of stories and poems and letters
sery Sunday morning! And when all
ii children who really read this page
IA in their names, we will have six
4eusand instead OF six hundred. Wei
one to every one of them! 1t is de-
ritful to see how they are improving.
d how much ir7-erest they take in IN
uper 1t is still more delightful to think
III the most Of tTem are really trying
ii improve in manners. and in helpful
rs and thoughtfulness for others.
fhe following names have been added
d the Club list this week: Myrtle Cox
Naelier; Halle Aldriige Hart, Plank;
7efua W, Battle, Hearne Marie List
szn Antonio; Laura Petersen. Harlan,
l1wa Lou Ella Borroughs, Raymond
give and Nell Sanders. Columbus. Miss;
= ME Coleman Guys Store; Martha /
1fne Lee, Elliott; Carrie Yates. Lock-
hir Stella Hebe and Buris Howell. /
.1sspefi Temple Collier, Estelline, Hall |
relny; Snow Eddns, Temple; Hattie
'redander Clarence and Leslie Bergs-
n Houston; Norma Clarehum, Vic
~ Emma I. Anderson, Grundyvlne,
'hpasas county; Cecil Keith, Beau
r. Light Cox, Groveton; Ida Austin,
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sIelln, Hobe and BurIs Howell.
WINTER IN IOMA.

Harlan, Iowa, january 1l.-De3r Post;
! am a little girl years old My father
is a subscriber TO The Post and ! like to
read the chLdrens letters very much.
have five sisters and three brothers, /
study fourth grade. My teachers name is
Albert Newton. There are about twenty
four scholars in school. ana we have lots
OF fun coasting down hill, and we have a
GOOD time Skating ON the ice. / have n
pet, d calf named sally. Yours truly
Laura Petersen,
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GENEROus sANTN CLArs.

Benvine, Texas December 81, 1S93.-
Dear Post; As / have seen no letters
from our town, / Thought ! would write.
/ am a little girl l. years of age. ! go
the Fifth grade My teachers name is
Miss Curry Lester. / love her very
much. ! have two brothers and two
Sisters, Old Santa Claus brought me "A
gold peuholder, set of little dishes three
dolls and Il bottle Of perfume.
Well, must close. Please enroll my
name in the Chldren's club, Your little
friend, Salila Louise Cummings
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L
| me Norwesiup's powerful form and the
nash OF his eagle eve rcassured them.
/ hut there wero plenty al curses IN the
/ 9l9 Morse tongue, as the herds were
driven Into the formyari, whore a ditch
/ was dug out as brcasiwork.
They VIII attack at night." said Thors-
valid
[ THAT is true" answered his father
/ with fash In hts firn eyes. They steal
on you like wildcat"
I III we stand OF their FIRST rush" said
tue boy, "thcy win then try 20 burn US
| out We ought to wet the roofs now
/ thoroughly"
Nc" said Guusberg curly. 1--WE have
! not time. Take your mother and sister TO
I the barn"
~ think my place ia here by your side.
/ iather' said the boy
| Take the women 60 the cave, and see
mat YOU keep their outcres down" re-
I pe0ied Guusbcrg
/ When the female portion OF the house
I hold was behind the big gates the Morse
/ man with a laugh swuug the doors TO-
stay there hoyN said he. II cannot
nEht with women and children clinging
! round my knees"
ThorNald ragged Tears or wounded
pride shame ana anger rose to his eyes
/ opt MS mother said, "He knows what Is
best Tor YOU, Thor"
Fhe mAtron made ARRANGEMENTS IN the
cave FOR sleeping. The terrified women
became calm as they realized that they
were In n place OF comparative safcty.
ihe solid walls Of rock dulcd every
sound from the outside
About midnight the garrison stood on
the alert for dim shadows were dlscov-
| cred hitting through the pines. aud
grouping and massing our on the plain
ne NorWcEian's estimate OF the prob
! able tactics, Grey Eagle the Grow war
I ah. bal Itg 81
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Julia Trultt Bishop.
JUST RLAD mis-. RoYs

JusT. prlD mus pOve
*. ms ~ 10
fH'pie' ieAaS January lS.--Dear POST
#slIlas and Old Year have gone and
d baby New Year has con,a like II,
y Christmas ,.,,,,'.., l.. -.
d more Ill., s.IS U.s. II SOUNDS S"t9ltr
~ ,,r ~ i'at,A' enc OF lht CADETS
Il r,dt s' ~, ana Alechanlcal col
H. t the, g H.. q lg g, VlSst New Year;
ann, r,t ,it >, IlsAop anu lhe POST had
Il and T. b ,G,.''3f a!lu happy New
fsimse eE' Icy GpI many pIelL!
nm e,,,s " NJ -" ! cur presents.
i pSst W. %'ulu an be lost without
how Il, a. OuL mouse ana she Knows.
tlirtle Snou. "SIiH b', w j." yo4 Please
she is ys 80 az, 'l"it't IL. tiie Niun
/ and tho -, 80 OlH; dii rs me sweet
]. II she s ib,G 9 ,,, m'llr D'Dg ever
sbe ,S WIRE NH i tnai IL Wrons' on the least
ero MI 'ol 40 IL again, she is Just
IL e'.ar i.rtsoil, She Us the sweetest
Il Fr.,sg' say. Every one of us loves
fpe TrIh,, 4'l' a.; A9lle nave joined the
lect ' er,, rour DOCKS by solving the most
Ii names ar, ~ .t t'e puzzle department.
ie,u% oumas, and Dickens STORY
wrote the ntEs, '', da,. olHrr iltlle slrl
pa y very ar. hing | read, If eating was
serg M J. could live in books ana
e my ,E,,. are tit for little girls 10 I read
iter snot are historical / love Sir
tnerinc s q novels nave read Guy
Is Fsn,Hna,,an some others. And ! like
Hike Tominy r ,oiuptI novels also. |
PAPA must ba raiatt7 mink ne ana
|sral n I ne re.aied to our blessed
H.
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"When ! am a lady" said Anna,
IN teach girls to play the piano
And yet, the sad fact y.
She meyer would practice,
50 now she's cook Ia Savannah
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papa pe, itEes IN Colmesnen. Texas. 1Te &c
\ mSs 6i1cl 3nd his name IS Mr. 'i JESSE IS
is is wl Gi''q nv n,l nave a little sister. s6e
Lou Collier. nave a l,titr ra rs h s.I5
can riae ON horseback by myself Nave
niue cousin, named Lillian G1rrc,t
@ a9b wheh She comes and brings her pony
l am not going to school rood a., vs.
ond reader, spell and write. Nv rrandTS,
tedeheS me at home Temple Collier.
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