The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-05-20

and The Junior. take The Constitution and like
il very much.
ters question. What river is round at both ends
and '.hi' i'm the meldle?" Ohio river.
Enclosed find 10 cents for the Grady hospital.
MAY Dominick Prosperity, s. C.-Dear Junior:
Thinking perhaps some of you would like to hear
from the Old Palmetto State. shall endeayor to
write a short letter. .
graduated from the Prosperity high school last
session, and am now at home helping mother.
There Us a beautiful grove near my home, and
can spend some of my time very pleasantly In the
shade, of the green trees and hunting wild How
ers. enclose cents for the Grady hospital.
Eula and Emmie More, NASHVILLE Ga.-Dear
Junior: We are sisters. ten and seven years old.
We have never seen a letter from this place.
Papa has been taking The Constitution eight
wears We are going to have us a little garden
this year. We have little sister two years old;
she is always saying smart things.
we like 10 read the letters of the juniors very
much We very sorry when Little Mr. Thimbe-
finger ended
We expect to visit the Atlanta exposition next
Ne will answer Ethel .Johnston's and Lillian
Carters question: what river is round at both
ends and nigh i'm the midde?" The O(hi)o river.
We send 10 cents TO the children's ward of the
Grady hospital.
Fred Smith, Due West, ;. C.-Dear Junior: This
is a little mOtheress boy knocking at the door of
the Junior; viii you please open TO him. want
tn tell YOU our home Is very sad and lonely. Three
little brothers. myself and papa, are all alone.
Dear sweet mamma has been dead nine months.
Papa does the cooking; / help with the table,
brush tine rooms and help milk the cows.
want To ask you all To be good, kind, loving
and obedient To your dear, sweet and loving moth
or you do not know how long you VIII nave them
with you To love.
papa tries to leach us how to live as we may
m, et mother ia heaven.
Enclosed md 10 cents, my little mite Tor the
childrens ward.
Bexar Neatherlin. Dilley, Tex.-Dear Junior:
A flor ali 81 "a 1
become a member of the club. My father takes
The Constitution.
wears of age l am going to school like to study
very much.
ing the perpetual pump" which Will run without
windmill or any kind of power; 1t will run forev-
er. but dare not tell how 1t works.
II ann not worth purchasing, but the king OF
England is not rich enough to buy me-" 1t was
General Joseph Reed.
l Will ask tine question:
VINO sent the favorable dispatch to General
Harrison: 1--WE have met the enemy and they are
send p cents for the Grady hospital.
'.Sallie." Poplar Branch. n C.-Dear Junior: 1
have been intending Tor sometime To write and
send a mite Tor the children's ward in the GRADY
hospital, but have neglected doing 80 until now.
1 have Just finished reading The Junior cores
pondeudrnce. and a. the letters have inspired me,
/ too. must try To see what can do.
would like To say to u. +. H.. Atlanta, Ga, and
d. T., >hoalIy, ;. C., that VIII answer your let
soon.
Ethel Johnston and Lillian Carter, the OHIO
TiVer l. round at both ends and ''hi in the mid
die.
Frank Cook: IL is ditch that you cut of both
cn,, To make longer.
Florence MauTy / cannot make ont your riddle,
unless IL Is a yard stick. Am not rIght"
some al you cousins seem To have taken riddles
a. a subject. - will try ana help you out:
what - y that always goes with a carriage, Is
positively ot use 90 the carriage, still the car
rage cannot 10 without IT?
Hoy Smith and Maggie Lee Bass, Clifton, Tex
Dear Junior: We made up 40 cents for the Grady
hospital. Here are the names of the ones that
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