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MR.. THIMBLEFINGER AND Mr.. RABBIT
" JVe1o Stories of Mrs. Aeadoccs and Her Ous1v Friends
The Snow White Goat and the Coal Black Sheep -
BY JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS.

Please don't say that that is the end
OF the story" said Sweetest Susan, as
Mrs. Meadows made longer pause than
usual
We'll. it ought to be the end replied
Mrs. Meadows. THE two children had
come home with treasure and riches
enough TO suit anybody. That ought TO be
the end of the story. You ought to be
able to say that they all lived happily to-
gether forever after That's the way they
put it down in the BOOKS. but this is not
a book story, and so we Ii have TO stick to
the facts
Now. then, when the boy and the girl
returned home, enc with the wonderful
sheep and the other with the wonderful
goat, they found their father and mother
in great state of mind. The whole coun-
try round about had been searched for
the children. The mother was sure they
had been stolen and carried OFF The faith
er, who had his own miserics always i'm
mind, was sure that they had grown tired
OF the poverty that surrounded them and
had run away to see If they couldn't do
better among strangers.
So when the children had returned home
as happy as larks, their mother fcl to
Weeping and cried out: I am so glad you
have escaped, my pretty dears.' The fati-
er rrinned and said: Why do you come
back? Is it because the fare elsewhere
is no better than il is here%
Now, of course. the children didn't know
what to make of all this. They stood with
their fingers in their mouths, and wondered
what the trouble was. Then they were
compelled to answer a shower of questions
and by the time The inquiries had ended.
they were not feeling very comfortable at
all. Finally the boy said
MY sister and myself were tired of
wearing ragged clothes and. having little
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Cherokee Baptists Celebrate.

Rome. Ca, September - ,Special.) The
Middle Cherokee Baptist Association closed
one of the most interesting association
meetings today in all its history.
IL was the fiftieth anniversary of the
association as an organized body, and
the few that are left of the old original
members recalled many fond rccollccuons
of the pioneer days in north Georgia.
Dr. Il. b. Headden's lecture on the his
tory OF the association for half a century
was comprehensive, touching and of sur
passing interest to religious workers every
where.
He made complete survey Of the work
OF the ministers and laymen of this great
religious organization FROM the time when
the association was made up of a few
scattered churches distantly separated by
almost impossible mountains and rivers
until today the Baptist churches are al
most as frequent as the signboards at the
road crossings
lie dwelt on the superb devotion of the
old pioneers who were compelled 10 ride
or walk many long weary miles to fill
their appointments, and on the glorious
res Wits that have been secured through
the labors.
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ened to talk. but finally their voices came
to them.
"'What was it hit your says one
I'm blessed if l know. says the other
What hit your
Something hard says one.
What did il look like?
Satan dressed iIr white, and he mad ms
maui and wedge with him. What did yours
look like
Satan dressed I'm black. and he had all
his horns and hoofs with him. and / think
he must have struck me one or two ticks
with his forked tail.
They went off to the nearest branch ana
bathed themselves as best they could, but
even then they made a sorry spectacle.
Their hands an1 faces were still swollen.
their eyes were nearly closed, and their
clothes were split and ripped from heel TO
collar. They didIT know where to go,
They knew that ii wouldn't do to go back
to the tavern and present themselves
among the guests. for that would cast
suspicion on their companions. Finally
thoy went outside the village and hid them
selves under a haystack. where they soon
fen asleep and would have slept soundIy
81 their dreams had not been disturbed by
| visions IF a black satan and white satan
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DO dty 30 cat my ole oman outn heap er
was.ir buts 1 was gw.nc OF ter say dar's
ore ibus abnut dis hig show / can't
STAN"
And what Is 81 hurts so. uncle" asked
some ore PAS. ug who had stopped TO lis
ten
lymph. dar D.. goes" and ;he old darky
siru-i,,d his shoulders ass hc pointed to
"A AieNt lean ."raIluE ia" streets, with his
fiu,. CLOTHES on. all plittcrcd with the silver
adogumcats Down TIE breeohcs legs and
with hair hanging down his back CROW ned
with a. huge sombrcro. great dagger
sfirkii- in his belt and "a Wariike look
rasuuL from his tyc.
"lur. a, only man dis cNpersishuns
uiau. ia hyar a rige"r need ter Doe 'isald
of Somehow dc Mexican man don't gee
Mll 90 ui-..cr. Am cone hyard tell OF
how d,y ypt dem nirstrs over oc 'ord'r
lire ut Texas away out Eondrt IN ~ exec
drm uiI-p.- Marse Peg lt@ NiHHmS LOOK
out dar AN done rib ',l small poN an
won't lst 'tm CONF back home LAwu,
honey. lis already done larht inF httlc
-. Hens TAR Tuu rum G,n NJ .-Icah men
when tey secs I'm cuctu' down ec str.tts'
cas. it's iss' like Z done tote yer. de ~ y
loan man an H. uipcgr don't gee dey jts
don't see, white man,
Il have often heard of strange methods
aloptod 10y ministers TO collect money at
churches. hat I never heard OF any more
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THERE CAME TO THAT VILLAGE

seen before in all his life. lie WIS po'ii
astonishcd ard alarmed
".NVorse and wUisc he cried, throwing
M his hands. Worse and worse. we are
ruined Tell me where you got that treas-
IRE that may take it back TO its owner
Make haste. If there's any delay ABOUT II
we shall all be thrown. into prison
Come with us, sand the BOY ana W.
viii show you where we lou"u '''e
ure"
$50 they went out Of the house ana lhto
the stable. and they the children sho"eo
their father where tie treasure came lioi''
wonderful! Mo. wonderful, cried the
father. wonderful Most wonderful! eA-
claimed the mother Then they hhSsed anu
kissed their children again ana again. am
all were very happy. 1t made no difference
-, ,,bothc. the on, ps were good or bad.
..'rhe man was mighty honest reiharNeu
Mr.. Rabbit o.,
c,n he honest and tE'ck-headed at the same
time. and that was ne way win TINS man
lie was too go keep other people
money and too thich-headed to Know no"
to keep his own .,.,,
..Fxcuse me-" exc anmed Mr.. Rabbit, with
a how that made hitiears mop; excuse ms
/ thought the story. had come to an emo.
Won said they werd all very happy, so }
saws to myself, now is the time TO make
a slight remark
NO; the end of the story is yet 10
come" replied Mrs eleadows. but if these
children are getting tired. I'm ready to
/ ouit. Goodness knows, | don't want to
I worry them, and don't want to make them
4 think that / want to do all the talking.
please 20 on said Sweetest Susan
..Wel. when the father found where tho
: money and treasure came from. he wa:
willing to believe that his children had Wis
/ tied Uncle Rain and Brother Drought, 70
| he knew perfectly well that the wonderiu
black sheep and the wonderful snow-whit'
goat were not bred on any farm in tina
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Papa.s Little Man.

4 good auecdote is told of a gentleman
who wgs given % making friends wita chill
dr.n Wherever hc met them. aud one day
tried 20 seraue 8cquaintance with a Ettle
felsau-ra~ 81 a street ear.
The child wore a crimson plush cloak and
ha. long yellow curls. So the gentleman
t..a4n wlth much confidence;
How do YOU do. little sirl2'
.I'm not a little girl was the shy re-
spouse.
-Oh, Aren't youe Well. then. how do
yru Go. little boy"
I'm not little boy" was the unexpect-
"a answer.
Indeed. who ar. YOU then2''
I'm my papa's little man" said the
y0unrstcr. with perfect dignity.
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Wnitinr for the Painbow.

Yes. yOu my a. bright and pretty.
Sparkling shower - r..in.
D1rriru aIl along the roadway.
Triekiius dDwa the pane
But IL you couIi only s,e is
WaitinE patiently
a. tI.a tseUr with anxious faces
You'd i'-lve OF maybe
Don't yru think rhas IitiIe childr.n
ILs. 60 run aHI play
W. had rlauu-E g. nler long Taml,ie
when -uG came today
Babv wants tls shiny shoes ON
AMI Els au. r-x hat
Dolly - bonnet aas feather
N.l would r.u1 sEpil s.iat-
ZOOS. 3D. I.-.s, it-s growing, Lush;er-
Sturdy there's fls sum-
Nuw c. rl-l au1 rut our Things on.
Now ier pisy ami .ur;
W. car s-s lot,sy rsiHi,0w.
And fa..a ~ i.u-'
TIa1l.s. =oea rsil-at last you're stop
ping
Thi Is Kind = SOS.
Ms I.l- CHillr.r THE laii.s' i-'aui -
tlae Grady huzH5ttl EaE e w~et.r- th.
other morning au,i t'sev uaesei o rlsaiu-
t.uu rl.aasIus 80 tre rrilia.r wE' were
ssffs.sr. money ts U.'~ uUilt .i. 'iil'r..l 3
warI - ysE e-s t.g rulh yuuf work
is apr.r.. .1s.I a-a lpN w1Hs inuule know
uf th. -.vT wrrE -au ar- doing ou lr-
couur ag tt. ,Slr-itieu aui th'- ~erl H.afh
r.-f...- aa carpenters a.u-N tltr-- Eata ,s-
c5ieI ta wait untI t'i. opposition IS over
issHre tr..f.la- laI ther We Vll 'lave aii
tbs winter ta ra s. rlrlfas fHr -re fuiislius
They N1s. mons. 3 ..IUra-'s 90 trE tur that
uaw. Ult -ea ruer- -hrr0 wili o.. -ots To
1uy ana >l.,ts AMI towels ARD s-r'lt
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the preacher said the church needed n GER
tam amount OF money think 1t was S5--''-
TO pay certain expenses, and he said ne
didn't intend To let the congregation get
away without raising il. The money was
due and the members of the church owed II
10 the Lord. he said, TO pay the i"bi
ale ordered collection Of subscriptions,
but before doing this he had all the doors
haired and fastened the windows. tie de-
,.lar,.i tnat b., did NOS intend u let inc
brethren Lvt ont uutil every cent OF that
mercy Was ira hand or the value thereof m
,h.rkgus butter ar eggs. 49,
ION the first count II was found that ~.
was th, pile After singing another sons
and offering another prayer another s'p.
.,.ripti,u was taken amt the amount Went
= Ia e..rts over s. There was another
,,,,,d Of pravcr and song and the suhstElf-
~ won't M only Few cents th"i'; Me
Zinc through this process StNtIai ti'ro
H. amount was finally raised, pLt III "'ts
s,.i'',,.u before many of IN" dafhles Sol
En,n, that afternoon, having four OF I'VE
miles 20 drive.
M. hour was late. The silvery harvest
Moon lfthf chat made them dream
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LEU ~ = MNN WITH WOBBLG LEGS.
TO eat and SO we concluded 20 seek our
fortunes. We knew that Uncle Rain and
Brother Drouth had caused all the trou-
bic and so We thought the best way TO DO
evould he 10 hunt them up. and tell them
the trouble they were causing to our poor
family. ! went to see Uncle Rain, and my
sister went to see Brother Drouth. We
found them at home and both were i'm "A
good humor. Uncle Rain gave me a coal
black sheep. ana Brother Drouth gave my
sister a snow white goat and told us that
with these we could make cur fortunes
y likely story-a very likely story Inc
deed" exclaimed the father. If 'r1u have
pr4ught the sheeh and the goat aoflc. You
3lop. NJ -1i1 -, q
Nov don't iinert- say to your own
chndrcn.' said :iy reviNr-heartel mother.
For ms part / bcisS every word they
say Then she kissed them al q Rugged
them. and erie. over. them lttle while
the father sat ~ Io6slng sour and glum.
The children. when they placed the goat
and sheep in the stable. had each taken
handful of gold and silver coins from the
horns of the wonderful animals. SO now
the boy went forwaro and placed upon the
table near his father handful of gold and
silver. The girl did the same.
THE father heard the rattle and Jingle
of coin, and. looking around. saw there at
his elbow more money than he had ever
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Food for Thought.

Human life is "a kind of circle. SO that IL
a man lives Ions enough. he comes back
"a his FIRST conditiOn-to second childhocd
as IL is called
At ten Years Of age hoy thinks bis
father knows great dcal- at fifteen he
knows as much as his father. AZ twenty he
knows twice as much. al thirty De Is vii
ing 10 take advice: at forty he begins 10
think his father knows soTacthing after all
at nifty lie begins 70 seek his advice ana
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weird IMAM lii. t'
taken hy "a colOrei
preacher down in
middle Georgia the
other day. remark
cd O. well known
Georgian yesterday
THE sermon was
over and the CON
grcEatiou sig IA e. 4
with relief al the
prospect OF getting
home soon 10 get
their dinners. Eut
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aHHNH FL N."A
III ne nights Wh''i
spanish troubadours
stroll. 4 forth 20 sih6
tbejr songs Of love
into the pretty ears
Of their senoritas,
while they slumber-
Cd. IL was a souliu!
a matchlcss night.
And when the man
dolin hurst forth in
al it's plaintivc sp-
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1t is a thing of joy.
a delight. a fascinat-
ing dream OF n place
and il is catching
on i'm great shape"
to use the expression
so often heard along
the avenue where
dwell the curios.
There are thousands
of people in the
south who didn't go
to the worlds fair
AT Chfcap on and H..
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~ q 81 lftfiif-S
even il dcy docs mex
ole Beck run away
wild do Vaughn oV'y
once N crwAilc. l.
i In stand dem sol
if Gol DO rcHin' me
~ war times. an /
kin stand sccin' 50
many Cinnamon
como 90 Gcorgy. even
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p Department. Devoted to tbe Ip-
StruceiOD. as WeII as tbe Pmuse-
mePe. Of tbe YouDo Readers Of
Tbe Weekly eoDstitutioD.

ANY one wanting n good picture ~ Aunt
Susie and Edna Browsr can get the TWO
pictures In one order Tor - cents, a. one
Tictu~e FOR - cents send stamped enNei-
oTsc t. F.ius Griffith. Steuis.n. y Y You
viii ~ helping t. r.ssSe money Tor the chill
srea-s ward % Grady hcspitaD
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Incz Edwards. snow. Gs.-Dear Junior: have
long been n silent aduiITsr at The Junior 1 am
the Umiy girl IA q family oi six children, and am
the OLDEST.
enjoy reading the cousins letters so much.
west e. ssl4uv All The spring and part Of IN >
SIMMER. "a rius~l the "a al July. and Will start
again in January.
thiuk country lifc d. better than town life.
& ;o SUNDAY svii,sui C.ery SUNDAY.
Nasif !tas iu correspond with some of the Eiri
cu-I- n. ffuiu Florida ts4i Atahsnla.
How mAny words IN tine dictionary commences
with 49,
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are fairly crazed by tie charms of the At
ianta Midway. 1t is particularly "A sensa-
/ ton with this class of people.
Tuesday there came aioLg ore of the
| principal streets Of the city handsome
/ young chap whose manner told plainly
| that he had just been reveling i'm the de-
| lights of the Midway. lie was one of those
romantic. poetic looking youngsters we
sometimes read of in books as "scons of
southern barons,' for there was that in
! his very appearance that told he was of
high birth and born under southern skies.
But the Midway had proved too much for
him. and he was -rolling 'cm on skates"
in great old way.
Now II isn't worth while to talk about
II, he said as he walked up to a stranger
and gently juggled him in the ribs to get
attention. Il say IL ain't worth while TO
say word, that girl Was picture"
What girl?" was asked
why, haven't you seen her-that child
out al the Midway who sells triakcts in
the Kalamazoo village. OH hut say. she
Is dandy; really haven't you met her?
Why. partner. tina girl could marry me in
a minute il she wanted TO. | mean Just
what J say. and | was bora under the
magnolia blossoms too. Tho old folks
would raise the devil. hut / would marry
that girl as quick as lightning if she would
say tho word. Bat. she SAWS she's engaged
to "A chap up north"
iii'it WIS an expression OF deep regret
on the youngsters face at this point in the
conversation. and hc took from his pocket
"A note book and read "A piece OF poetry"
which had come cross his mind while
he was coming in from the exposition
The verse ran something like this:
When YOU are wed,
And l am dead
You'll think of this sweet summer, oh!
Then passing by
The thought yOu'n sigh:
That summer was a hummer, ohr'
IL was clear 10 those who stood amused
at the young man that he fingered too
long over his cups. and. moreover that ne
had completely fallen victim to the charms
OF some dark-cyed scnorila among the
hundreds OF sirens that dwell along the
Midway. When some one suggested such
a thing TO him he Indignantly muttered
something about being southern gen
ucman, born under the magnolia blossom,
alive 10 the sense Of chiyalry and susccpti-
BILE to the charms Of fair woman, bcgosn,'
As he stumbled along down the street he
sang abound:
.oh, my name is Tomme Tompkins.
Ana ] don't care what ! do.
% long as | get three square meals a
Gay, etc
Oars only one thing about dis expersl-
shun OATS trouhin' mo-" am old darby was
heard to remark on the corner Of PRYOR
and Decatur streets. Il kin stan
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ING of the sweetest Of love songs and the
i,isr bass strings OF the guitar responded
with the minor chords of an enhancing
nccompa nimcnt. there was noise above.
Tho window danced up angrily. Twas the
Saw. chaps. play something lively; that
burned tunes too sad. 1t makes a man
think of what he owes"
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Where is Darling frs, IN the Bible?

y Worthy johnson. bowman. Ga.-Dear Junior
This .. niy first letter To The Junior.
Schuol has started again and we school girls are
busy with CUR studies. ann IN the sophomore
class
ain VcTv anxious for some curiOsities, and If a
cnlsin frutu each stale Will send me sone curiOs-
Hy, viii send them EoOd novel.
Nuuid like also t. exchange reading matter for
sea shells. expect To 20 To the exposition this
fall.
would like to correspand with some girl living
in California
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Mr. Alma llEin. Nea'. :. This Is my FIRST
aitfitl.i ta sur Dear Mum as Kingdom. I ann a
constant f'ha"t ~ Thas valuable department.. ana
s-sfa zee if.lrn information.
sunny Va ~iiffuid Dee very grateful Tor the mani
tr-tra iufsrr~l that .. ;aken ly the sisters am
N.Fp interested 900 fitr different subjects that
af- ti-. lt--t have Just o. tl liirct uf -rin an
~ tiii ttff % Ms~ interesting and instructive.
ffu-i hstc thr sympathy 90 tlr many r,.,.rrs
iu ttr .H-~ col latler aud uaHs. o. ss,u., hard
(" -ift tlsrtu mp. uuf Iui b realize thar there
i~ lii-i.tf power tfaf wsfrlgth ail ihiu-, we'll
Htt" 1l>t Clu>ca - sCiltatl o. pt~ q e.sts.,irf-
tllt. .urcr,ri ga winning iHi rHnidth'" q ite
rs-.I-. lt b. sfsst vri ru.sH~ 1921 watch tl"lr
asi.l wa Iry Co g4sh aiid walk Take thcui.
- 90 -t.-e .lue please send iur thv wviu- oi tine
arf '.fhr imptA cradle. and Inc hN'nB
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The sensation of the south today is the
at the exposition. questionably.
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ETCHED AND SKErCHED.

at sixty-after his father is dead-hc thinks
he was the smartest man that ever lived.
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from Our Juvenile
Nrr--.re

salt u--r- -li.a. t.s ue-rJ IHsar. have
fssu. r.s..-a. .a- t...l Constitution -.f sssuc
t.u.- ..ur .atr art-r Hr.rteH isisf-
r..-. 49,. = ..r-.. I.s .... rs.-tsT- A. tli- Is
~ r--- .e--rl 81. aiat- f-rH-i-
j -sr. erals Geo tl, ',il..lE hospital
LAWNS vf.r-.-. li.. uaI. ai--D,lr Iu-
t.ra av. uaal-l 81. sl-s. tH Eai Jog s'itssilt.r,
I.Hta...a.r -a.8- latr a.H.-s.
t.i -.sysar- ana "eiHer 's
"Irr as.rH % u..-i.s. aa.u.a. enIy have one
--is e.as-i.rtls ersa. hospital
v.a.a I,sr,.aau llsa.si... -uss- Ia1ior.
su. q lr.- -iri r.,tra ysafs eii Q iiFe a mile
~e.,.i ..,....i Monday week u.ta seventy sta-
ii4 three t;te brothers and tuo sisters. /
ran 8. .-..i raany t..uE- si-sut lulseAe- iiis.
f.r-r..r e 1r.H ffE..- rl-r l.-
i..a7s.-sss eeas. tarsi.s GRADY ho-r.raI-
Ilu-a- ---. I1asi-usr.. ,.a-- Iie-r .lsu.ar; am
a rsr. ~ -esaFe years H'ai- la.Er aes reading
Jln'-- SOS -esl- .Ae tise Cousins letters
Ea.f -r.rl=s RrEl uI..rt.-
lsts sa sae tenn .f Iari-lsTn- % las three
1rrlcs aaa aue -rao4 h,u~e. Ny IaI.. d a
aim -e.as = s.h.-, za.l studs. spelling. gram
sF. -v,.-raplss it-s.-.y rrai aI-s..f-ft5es
tl., wa is'.es oSie,ii'.lle-
,l-m.e Cray.t.srtsssr.ts,.- Dear Iunior
-. lsee lu tH- ,..ulsrr rrlsH-s-rIE.e ruiie,
s.m w.r4at.au Wi-- Use ulGs lnt -aaHslrtt at.s.
Ersntaaa- %, father Do, ise,s '..'i siN ,csEs.
Ens- rr-s a.rf. SISTERS. uH Er..1'.rT. ra-.-.
FG.s.r a. read lset-y Hamilton ttrg tsurh.
We hare lres -.slu- % a lsalt-t Erufrartesi
rserrrr-- tfu I.srrl1.s auI ihtsr uy letter. ami
,.vrf. ..-a - s.a- ru eE JOS BE- Hers ulueA- livery
o s-rr.esi siialrr, and te.t SOFA f~r % knut.
LIu -a rls'l-- ras-
r.Ha -harp oxford. sia--u.ar Junior : am q
4. 80 ii. H q All !
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Be sure to get one Of
them. Only $40 now, in
Guiding a year 5 subscrlp-
ton to the Weekly, the
premium High Arm Ma
chine.
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ARE YOU DEAF?

DON'T YOU wRET TO HEART
The kURhPHoNE vfH hsiprsl If .you Do. II
.arrr@rF srs.ntasc -ussau Ha-n wais s-szst the
- nuvaee buru dat &Aen fu tl~ ear b.
-st.xI.FhI.- A. t1es no. cane tas =l<rtest DIS
----e-rs BE- :. 80 sha ear STAT gl1sefs are 70 me
~va-rm ear sesar1nrse Agcu.e stamp - E4rte4lAr-
=. - trsred FREE az CHA kGE a the
hrvg VC2K auRaPHOrE CO. 11ces:
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many flowers. and enjoy them very much.
I would like to correspond with some OF the
cousins. I have one bra,her aud sister.
like 20 read Betsy Hamilton and Sarge Punk
efts letters very much. and wish they would write
ofteueT. like To- read The .IuniGr best 90 all.
live three miles from oxford, On Chocco.oco
creek.
What president lived to see his son elected pres
ideut2
Where is Darling first IN the Bible?
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Mrs. Eosa l.. Tniliam. Hickory Valley. Tenn.-I
enjoy r-asfu- the letters frpm the sister, much
l...t 80 lew ate whiting LIT Us feel more a. houe
90. rti page ana >icaa out. Why do wait tor
..Ifrt--
u r t"HnG huu~rkcclerS wish 10 hear more on
tAe ~unl.rt~ huusrkt cpiug, Washing. ironing,
rHhiH-. etc. ANA LIST hUt uut lcs>t. RAISING lows
Whist viii icuIuVr IRON TE>t. and what miluCw
from white rAstuCEf~- also what vii remove
fresh BLACK iuk ituun white c.oth"
let ~ ir1r iT"in those dear sisters out on the
liasf~ - Arsan-a> and Indian Territory and
iartEgE wet
thi, page - i"r a.. and We neglecting IL,
ailt Thereby O.. = .,rtsu- ourselves.
N"thFfr. ii~ and TED. u- LuM you manage your
children fsucftutiy disposed rHidrcn need dli-
irf"ht management. and Ne want Your plans.
We m-tu o. know suulc wy o. eoutfu. our li.tle
"i' s~sss- with tliU Tud. which does net Wuth ln
every cise.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-09-30

rne hour was late. Ihe ~ 7lIGTy n5ryssI
Moon ..'.,tlc light that made them dream