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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-29

living as we do now, that a boy barely
sixteen would be willing to stay alone
(save the companonsh.p of dog in an
isolated cabin far away from any othes
human habitat.on, surrounded by forests
infested with hungry wild beasts and open
to the viii of the savage wild men; but
in fact il was nothing uncommon in those
days, and Philip thought it no hardship.
Indeed, he doubtless rather Liked it. With
a gun and plenty of ammunition, all the
provisions he needed and Tiger, the big
dog, for company, he could see no cause for
complaint.
In mid-February the weather IS rarely
cold in Mississippi; but Mr.. Gore had not
been gone twenty-four hours when
norther began to blow, bringing first ram
and then an inch of snow, the temperature
falling below the freezing point. PhtuD
could scarcely keep the cabin comfortable.
for the icy wind sang through every crack
IN the rude walls. 10 make things worse,
a sudden blast blew the stick-and-d.rt
chimney down, so that It was almost i'm
possible to keep a fire on the wide clay
hearth.
!5ut Philip and Tiger were of q happy dis
position; they took the situation with philo-
sophie amability, and went about their
usual duties and pastime as became brave
ard hardy pioneers, until one night they
were violently disturbed by an unlimited
and very disagrceable visitor.
1t happened that Philip was up in the
loft of the cabin getting some bed-covers
that had been slowed away there. His as
cent had been made by row of pegs set
in the wall, and ne was Just ready to go
down again when TiAer, the dog, rushed
out through the doorway, growing savage
ly. and began "a fight with some animal,
which quickly got the better OF him and
grove him bowling back into the room.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-29
The Bows Adventure,

one afternoon little hoy called upon
& bis Iaiy. ana cuterta ned her very Eiuch
with some of mis- adventures.
.'une dav" he said. coniidenti ally, Il
thought Td ruu away. and asked anotner
fellow 10 "A with me. and lac said YES, he
thought he'd ran away. too You sce. his
mother whipped him too much. aisd my
mother wouldn't let me go ont ali wanted
To- - We started. And / took e, piece Of
bread iB my pocket. and he took lis Sunday
ciCth-s. rolled Up IN bundle.
tTh-sc little boys lived IN BrooNlyn)
1--WE walked and walked" ,Ont.nuri the
little how "auiII We walked down TO the
BrC5kIyu bridge ami when We got th,re
the other boy sat down and began 10 ely;
and he said he Didn't want 10 run away
any more. he wanted TO 20 home
What were you going 10 do asked the
lady
We though we'd ne pirates answered
tho little hoy mo3estiy-
How old are you.
- was live and the other was six"
Shouldn't think you were Iui;e tall
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A tender soul OF the whitest hue.
Big bcamirg eyes OF loves own blue,
y hand as soft as the lily fair.
\ feCting vision of siIksn hair
Prattlins commands that always bring
lie quickly To my b5y-my kng'
A robe Of linen-spotless gown
lie arrays h.m ~ when sun goes down,
And from throne where sidmbers play
lie calls for mo and I obey,
And at eVeutiie ! softly sing
y lullaby 10 my bOy-my king.
When from crimson eastern skies
The smile Of morn eNuitant flies
Through waning dark to kiss anew
The coming day. hear the COO
That sweetest thrills Of happiness bring
To me. from him. my boy, my kins!
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PaDtber aDd Boy.
Desperate Encounter with Wildcat
in a Lonely Cabin.
Maurice THOMPSON,

Philip Gore was the son of Thomas Gore
whose name is found III the Est of eaTlv
settlers on the upper waters of Pearl RIVER.
AS early as 1909 the Gore cabin, wn.ch was
better than most pioneer houses, had be-
come well known to travellers and Indian
traders, and fer some years It was the oniy
place IN that Lonely region where night
lodging could be had or, N case of acct
dent, the rude assistance of man VINO
could do almost anyth .ng, from mending a
wagon to dressing a broken leg or arm.
Philip was the only child, ami When he
was fifteen his mother died. a year lates
his father went to a distant settlement in
search of another wife, leaving the youth
TO Keep house meantime, and his parting
words were:
Now, Phil, be particular to keep old
Tiger Chat was the dogs name) in the
house with you of nights. He'll wake you
up if anybody or anything comes around.
1t may seem scarcely credible to us,
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From The indianapolis journal.
'You look pale" said the sharp nosed girl.
81 feel pale" sighed the fluffy girl "bTt am
happy, anyway. You know that stingy little
Cholie Tapetie? Well, he did open his heart
enough TO take me % the food show and of course
! sampled the samples. What samples for?
And after had eaten this and drank that and the
other till thought I just couldn't stand any
more We started home. Then he thought he saw
his chance. 80 he asked me to have some ice
cream"
land did you accept?'' asked the sharp nosed
girl.
Accept? ats three plates with cake and lem
onade. They had 10 call the doctor for me. and
papa sco4ded. oh, awiGlly, but i made that little
wretch spend ms mony anyway"
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The arnIN Hospital List.

Miss Z-ula Dooiey. Barrettsville Ga. Ioc:
NIfuni, heu.s, rs0n. Jackson. Miss. &C; Mag
gle Henderson. Jackson, Miss, DC; Clyde
Mcsrelsat SsarkvilIe. Miss. iu.; Lucille
NIrC're5-ht StarkyillC. Miss. Toe. Claudia
Reynolds. Nayield. Ga. l0c; r Paul Tur-
Ger linton Han. Va. loc; Jessie Wads-
worth. Monticello. Ark. Zoe: Jessie Pons-
man. Horse Pasture. Va, TO-; Hina Davis,
BIuT Springs. Fla. g.; Robert Hawkins,
GERS. cal. lie: r. NJ Burt. Cameron, y.
g. 81: Freddie l. Blythe. HOpewel. y. g,
e: J. X McIver. Hazlehurst, Ga, &c,
Charley Cruthiris. Handsboro. Miss, SC;
Auuis May Miller. CarrolltOn. Ga, 1oc;
Mary T. YaIger, II Sor,io. Tex. l5c.
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THE CONSTITUTION.
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Paul T. Dcckuer ConycrS. Gal am now on
Wiz Ia grau1psrs's ANA many dear one III Con
yeIr. ia having splendid time, aItl welcome
i written every face meet, and welcome
spread ou every taalr.
Cunycr~ y tilT;y miles Suuthc 81 of Atlanta, my
hulac There ale several stores, ware houses,
i1i. Masonic hali. three churches and two insti-
tutr-. IL y beautiful Pie e; the are lev
a. clean and sandy. III. people are lirst class and
suciable. / suppose there are two thousand IN
hacigauis. Ny grand parents uncle, aunt,
cousins and frI,nds live here.
Grandpapa Mareton tuoa cousin Georgia Sig
man and I hshin- on yellow river, TWO miles
iron, the city hat grand scenery Tor ana artists
eye IL l.. The water gushing over tine rocks and
falling over the dam; beautiful trees and shrub
berry bordering the banks. lovely hooks and
crooks; wide. large rocay .,laucs, beautiful cedars
and such nice springs Of pure healthy water;
uiuckiu- hiIca iiiiing the air with their sweet
melodies many huge trees covered with musca-
dine vines and Others,
The large paper mill with n lis grand mach
merry that are such curiosity To- see; the old rags
cleaned. cut up and c armed through the machi-
merry aud cs.uc out such beautiful white paper.
could not begin To tell OF All have seen there,
without taking too much space.
Aunt susie, you know ASA an Atlanta girl. and
il - indeed treat t0 get ont in the country for
awhile, but / love Atlanta best of anywhere to
live.
went 70 a "Children's Day Exercise" at the
Baptist church here. The church was beautifully
decorated with evcr-rccns ana choicest flowers.
Music Wa fine, songs by children were also good.
send dime Tor the Grady hospital.
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From The Detroit Free Press
Say, mister" he called. with his head
I'm the door of a Michigan avenue grocery,
do you own a hoss?''
Eyes. / own horse" replied the grocer,
as he looked up from his paper.
And a wagon
''Yes-what of it2'
''Nuthin'. 'cept you are mistaken about
the wagon" drawled the boy. your boss
took skate down the street about five
minits ago. and there hain't 'nuff of that
there wagon left to make a club off,
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p Department. Devoted TO tbe lD-
structioD, do Well as tbe Amuse-
meDt, of tbe YouP9 Readers OF
The WeekIy SoDstitutioD.

CAny one wanting a good picture of Aunt
Susie and Edna Brewer can get the Two
pictures N one order for % cents. or one
picture for ~ cents Send stamped enVel-
Ope To- Edna Griffith. Steuben, y. V You
will be helping TO raise money for the chill
oren's ward of Grady hospitaL)
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THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta, Ga.
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ola Mills. Grady Fletcher Mills, Marvin WOOdall,
Pleasant Hiu. Gave are three little cousins. SIX
years old Zach one Of us sent you 10 cents in
February 10 help build the ward in the Grady hos
tiraI for the poor children that have home
auy enc 10 care for them
We thought we would write TO you again; per-
haPs you did not get letter; hope you received
our dimes and will tell US about them soon, as We
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ngaMnN Organs, $500 upwards. Want
PIHMItN Agents Catalogue Free. Address
U irtsOS Daniel +. Beatty, Washington,N.J.
july 2s-w bot col nrm
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters From Our Ju-
yenile Writers.

Georgia +. Wood, Roapviile. Gal enjoy Aunt
Susie.s and the cousins letters very much. am
another little crippled girl. have 70 walk on one
cTutch; am eleven years old.
Nv father + a farmer and 4 carpenter.
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Bonnie Kate Saxon and Lizzie Belle Saxon, Car
tersyille, Ga.-Dear Junior: We send in this let
ter 10 cents in stamps Tor the chIld1ens room NJ
the hospital, cents apiece.
am seven years old and Bonnie Kate is five.
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Edgar Barrett, BaTrettsvie, Ga.-Dear Junior:
Please admit little eight year old boy to your
happy band. send cents 10 :he Grady hospital
Nv papa is "A merchant and postmaster. lie
takes The Daily Constitution. | read the weekly
and like il very much; hope will see this in print
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FILMS Aguco!F. llain~ ga. Dear Junior:
have lOn4, -aIct, upon your happy ianu, hut like
the startled ,ictr. nave kept myself Ia solitude.
he schools closed. and ~ ChsidIt n are an
tciistu ina PIE snt vacation. There VIII not tee
much time is-r fishing other port. L. the
cotton. corn and V. nous a@ricu.tur., productions
must bc well cultivated $50 that when harvest time
comes an al un ant crop may hc real ed.
semi ~ cents Ior tir Grady LOlit l. | wish
that more could Gc given; bus little thlnga com
hired make large one. The chiCTcns NaTd ot
th> hospital Wei hc a monument 81 benefit t. the
iy.n- ~ well .t.. "a reminder Ot the dead.
Every Toy and g.r ut this far south, should
coafTi. uie the good cause. even though a b.. "A
mite. yet ivcn ia the proper spirit, your little
payts viii, m tte sight OF titc Lord, bc equal
r. tsah.Ts a. oi aVt.aT~ tCa.oWtG bN tilr :l"N.
Then. VIXEN cumrt ted. eye ~ ch.id can look Win
honest n'loc upon thl- structure, bur , m remem-
bran. ore 81 the -rgItcst 90 suNtitCTn n.eu,
ami ssy "a ttuthfu nr5S, ~ AIDED In the good
NuTk.
I.eu- prosper The Contribution. Nav she, like
tia moou. Tor many yrsT- 10 v"in., sized form the
efiui .ruCe ~ tier CON "gtinG rays oi nnuwed7c
T. go lfaakint.
AID may Tn ,ianior, Ike little 81 IS, ever 80
Lace anu H., ut up tuc Ee fts OF her youtdiul All
mlTers.
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are anxious to have names engraved in the
ward; please let us hear soon.
Much love to Aunt Susie and the little cousins.
NorE.-Your money was not received.
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Bessie Estelle McGauchy, Jacksonville, Ala
Dear Junior: live at Jacksonville, Ala / am six
wears old and can spell aud read
Nv papa Is a railroad agent and we live IN the
depot. 4 have two pets, one parrot and one kit.
ten; my parrot Is named Polly and my kitten
hltty-BOu.
have no brother or sister living; have a little
brother dead. NINA has promised me that she
viii take me 10 Atlanta during the exposition. /
know | VIII enjoy myself IS ! have never been to
Atlanta.
We nave good sunday school and such nice
teachers
send cents TO the Grady hospital
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J. 4. Hudson, lit. willing, Ala.-Dear Junior /:
Ii has been some time since visited your happy
band. BUT mere come a. fun of mischief ever.
am not going to school now Mamma says that
she II glad when am in school. We have some
patches around the house and | am learning 10
work. hut don I like u very much.
II has been raining for some time here. We are
all wearing long faces now.
/ send cents to the chiidrens ward in the Gra-
dy Hospital.
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Birdie Hendrix, Jacksonville, Ala.-Dear Jul
nior: 1 am thirteen years old and have no father
nor mother: live with my sister. have five sis
tiers and avn the baby one.
We have a coed sunday school here, and 60
and learn fast. Our teachers are 80 nice.
never was in Atlanta, but hope will be able
to come klere during the exposition.
IL this letter Is cared enough for to appear in
The Constitution. will write again.
Enclosed fud cents for the Grady hospital.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
Prom Maslsay.

Ibs dfama, Wibsfsd Leaves, and
lhs fsfos, Tho Dsuos h ~ Him. we're
playsd W ths hselssy dIsmallc if0ulf
si tbsiF ball Va ihis plsss l,sfpfs au au.
alsnas ~ 80 The psfimmsros LASTED
aisogi ons hour snd ihlfiy mlnuias Al
SEES sell plsased snd congratulated
ii,s ifgglls ou toe suooass ~ their Afui
play
NJ iFan iiumason, sh0 rsms 90 ou
lhs $50 ifslb, yesterday, rsiufnsd 90
falilssd ihis nlaIalnH
fhs liets a lbis plaes hsys iaksn >
raiiga ~ shsFihH 80 ihslf inasisobss
sea yeg alsl iilnt ihsy Hsks sanls
hatdeims Iai iliss
Feplis nssd nas fees ~ usssl tbs
fs'aas ~ lhis gieiHilB ~ iis siass datsf
ffoia sslsU "a cas- ails l. satisfied sad
ssss ht di',sH Z nainpiaiu ii.sy msii
~ fisia a. W iHkta
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
GOLD MINE FOUND
A Bonanza Every Day
of the Year.
COULD NOT FIND A GOLD MINE
But Struck a Rich Weekly
Find Of Silver.
COULD NOT FIND A GOLD MINE

A man who cannot find a
gold mine and bring its rich
yield into his daily stock of
wealth, is very glad to strike a
silver mine.
The manYwho strikes The
ONE CENT DAILY has got a gold
mine of news for So a year
But if he is not so situated as
to get a golden harvest OF news
by daily mail, or to get mail
two or three times a week, he
can strike a silver mine aid be
made happy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
Mourning for DoIph

SHAW. Or, Feb. 8.
He has died the Official dca'b! His
welcome kDell ls rug! Come nov
Iet's work With willing bsDds AID rssr
biz monument.
10 Nemofism. ."-Oh, DJIpb. our
lord and master art or done at las?
Shall Se no more rBi-e Up our ilmid
eyes 70 gaze 90 thine august seli? It's
sad thou sltiept 10 more upon the sen
ale seat. %, dearly we'll mourn thee.
ws'n niiss that petrafcbal beard.
Whose imperial fall gave deep portent
u awful ma sissiy. Deep grief pervades
our land. Oor heads are bowed. The
large, flCe sobs rise from the region Of
our vests and shake our pocket bO0l 3.
Bot, master. look not on with longing
eyes; they are not filled. Thou sud
thy plot cratic friends have taken ali.
Yet. 80 ,sier. " We sorrow much. how
INST The heart ~ him be wtung who
ruth w the seventh realm, and whose
name i MammoD, alias Grver Cleve.
lsud, Alb, man of goldl or that ex.
allied sirsiu iou vert ~ compeer for
Grover and his Wall street brood. Aye,
and thou vert sfistCcisiIc, DolIh, full
worthy u that baud 0f golden chiyalry
For, mark tie coursge ~ the man. and
mark his mOdesty ~ be ssJs: "ft II
true had tie tomefIty 10 oppose my
voice aud vote against the free coinage
Of silver v ben the convention Of my
party IN my state had declared In favor
oft do not subscribe TO the doc
tFlue that state conventions shall con
trol my vote"
How brave How modest Great
thou vert, o, Dolpb! Great above. all
Othergl Before thee there were none,
and after thee we tfemble lest tbey
raise another up.
For us thou tolldest not, neither dldsI
thou spin. fet solomoB, Ia all hi,
glory, meier made cash ~ fast ~ thee
Thou spufned Us and we blessed thee
Thou scOrned us aud We lmploTed thee
We gave unto thy mouth our vote. bul
thou didat spue II out. And for ibis did
ltothschlld pick thee up.
Oh Dolph Dolphl Oregon has beer
. tender nurse to thee, set behold tbs
greed for federal pay.
Now lord, forgive us n We cannot d
thes justice. Forgive us n our time anC
spaoe forbid. Aud AZ We rlse 10 chan
thy FsquIrsm sad aud lOwi "lssques
cat Ia paos."
00ldbug rest Thy tinksflng O'sT,
Dream ~ Washington 90 more.
lisfs thy silver foes assalled 50,
Az your gold oaunOt avail you.
oOldbus, rest
sleep, ibs "Iissslan'sn ln biz den.
sleep ny uipi0ns afs through ylRg
aisep. nos dream ~ honest nsn
Whom thou o0uldst nVi gallo ~
laying,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
Three Hundred Voters Solid
for a New Man.
CONSULTING WITa CONSTITUENTS.
And Driving Nails in the Coffin Of
the Machine.

BARLOW. Or, Feb. 9.--Ths citizens
mass meeting at Columbia ball in this
town was attended by 300 voters Of
Marion and Clackamas counties. The
hall was ofnamented with flag, ,moitOes
and decoratlon-. The Aurora band
furnished excellent music. Many prom
inent republicans, farmers aud business
men were present Senator Alley
ope ed the speech making in a vigor-
ous defense Of the members who saw
1T to vote against D)lpb.. The senti.
ment Of the audience from stI't - fin
sh was unanimously with the : s.,eaker
aud those who followed bin. Sent-
ments Of protection TO home industries
and loyalty TO the Interests Of the peo-
pie were appIauded at every opportu-
nifty.
Mr.. Baker Of Lane, followed with q
strong plea to have men vote their
honest convictions and elect a senator
who would honestly represent the peo-
pie.
The men who were making the fl ht
against the corporation candidate had
picked up the contest when their lead
ers bad left the field, picked II up out
Of the ditch aud waged II without
money. for a principle, against q
corrupt and cunning set Of machine
politicians who had held the politics
and government Of the republican and
democratic parties Of this state In the
palm Of their hand for 20 years, but II
the people now sustained tho men who
were honestly representing them the
greatest victory known In history
would be won In the Oregon legislature
before IL adjourned.
Regret was expressed that Secretary
Of Stats KineaId aud aep. Barkley who
were invited could not be present.
Mr. Hofer Of Marion discussed blmet.
alilsm, saying NJ against the Cleveland
proposition 10 retire tssg. .O0O.O 900 paper
currency reasonable Ia gold or silver
81 the option Of the treasury aud Issue
tiD0, 0,OO0,OO gold bonds 10 establish q
single gold standard IN the interest Of
the national banEs, the people would
demand the free coinage u silver Ia
the laisfssi u the gold trust II was pro.
possd ~ retire sll our treasury paper
money by fsdeemlnR Ia gold only. in
conclusion ST. liofsr asked n single
person Ia The audience demanded lhls
ihipR, ~ lhe eieollon ~ . single gold
standard mau in the Interest u the
gold trust Noi psFson would DO 80.
hinsafeos ~ Claoksmas fsosiyed
psfirsi ovation. the llks ~ sblch wss
T never fquaisd hsfu sbsn be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient,
-et easy In action. Sold by all druggists.

was introduced. When the cheerign
and tramping OF hundreds Of muddy
boots had subsidized be proceeded to
deliver one of his stirring appeals to
the people Of bis county that make
him inimitsble as a champion Of the
farmers and labOTers. He said II Dolph
bad no record In the senate he could
vtts for him perhaps. He described
the corporation candidate as a gentle
man who might have been thought
worthy Of the sufrfsges Of the peop'e
II he hal never received them. [Great
app ause. J The me' Dg showed cone us-
lively that no Dolph man need apply
for Office In Clackamas county. II was
republican by u large majority, and
universal enthusiasm prevailed from
beginning 10 end. Before the meeting
adjourned Hon. William Barlow was
called out aud related how he had be, u
mIsrepresenled by giving his place n
the ticket 10 mRn who was now yo.-
ing for DJlph. lie felt he had been
buncoed.
Mr.. Barlow closed amid great az
plsuse. Then Mr. Hofer poured him
self a glass Of water aud proposed the
following toast, aud all 10 favor Of ii
were 10 stand. Here 10 10 the election
~ senators by the direct vote Of the
people, 1" and every man, woman and
child we're on their feet Ia = moment
The meeting dispersed amid great en-
thuslssm aud several old veterans de
claFed II reminded thsm of the patriotic
gatherings held Ia the sixties when
che masses assembled regardless Of
party 10 protect ths oounlTy sgsiss,
common fos.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-11

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