The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-07-26

buddy carried me fishing down on Nithia-
coochee creek not long ago To carry ,"e
bait for him 50 he said. but carried i
mole and line and fshod too when had
chance 10 put the bait down: ana. cousins,
what do you think2 l caught tour very
large perch. while big buddy causn' 49,
ing hut a little "crawiish- ION nm
would have caught more y he ~ -
v.llc,i out as caught the last GU a.
having an the luck and me none
would Ike 10 exchange some songs. VIZ
..Niui. IN the Sea. "All Smiles" for An
ma Lee" The Girl / Left Behind.
III, S,aw Nonro,. Ga.-Dear Junior:
Away back n the cold s.uson-it is hari
10 believe there ever was such time-Mr
Laurence. suggested that we describe the
scenery about our homes. but the scenery
here is not especially interesting. 80
win NOT .yvrit. IL up." What has become
~ Mr. Laurence, Blinkcr and the rest
81 rheme Come again and ave as some
thiut- .ls,. - discuss. iut not Just Yet,
please. Wat till cool weather. ] was 50
much Interested iu Aunt Susie's letters
about the old-iimc way of dous things.
1 always love 40 hear about them. Mon
rn,. Is e progressive uttic town. hut our
churches are NOT what is called stylish.
w.. hav.. ~ choir. and YOU should hear
ih- singing. There are a number Of excel
l,.fi. SINCE RS they llud and every one else
follows. aui the music Is grand. II you
ever have the opportunity would Ike
So much for yom - come down - Monroe
Aunt susie. Please place my name ON
tbs membership roll of ihe Grady Hospital
Club. and Gud su..lused 10 cents as my
first f.,. NiI "the Trash Basket Con
tribufur'- please write Co me- liked your
letter very much
charley A. Barber. Lebanon. Niiss-Daar
.rrH ID nasIE
tom" Cous Ius. What is more important
than cducatiaue lt ennoblcs ami cnriehes
the mind - i 4, greo that is wonderful
o. rh.. ignorant au,4 suprrstitlous w
should take advantage of every opportiin.-
iy cur time iS precious. We should
sturdy while We are young. 80 tnat when
We. become older w, can L. blessing
,o our homes aud our country. What
is more enjoyable than 90 hc in company
with 90 weil educated young man or M"-
WON. who can converse freely upon any
sshi,etr Iu striving Tor zap education
rhiun wr Should remember 90" oil
alatr. 'Nhtre thtre IS "a VIII. thor" IS
way" uud ! th.nk We would succeed.
Cl.re- IN l.svs aud do NOT iet the girls
~. ah,ud q. as. if ta.y 10 thiak they
are % Iltfle the smart"st. Win best WISH
,.s 60 Aunt SuS.. and the cousins. J viii
BILL son aIisa- Correspondents solicited
lIn George. NfNfhlNfis itI---if'-iA 'Hiif't-
4 long tsm. aro ] WAS 60 member 81 the
Y,rue Fasks' Department. 90 This paper. hut
sos. uid ima-.re I'm forgotten before now.
NT.- ..t-. won't admit 81 fny hsil. one of NHu
now but hope Aunt Susie VIII lot me
...,-r- 80 fer 4 few minutes to TIL you at
Eryau-s visit fa thi- town. Tie was -chcd-
ut,.f 10 r..rh liis place 40 N d. ne. iuls 2d.
hut t-.iue DELAYED somewhere above here.
p. didn't pat Boo jili about quarter 20
0 - t-s.f.f o. 3 fts 81
we're fuI of people ana sti'l they came.
2. seemed tllt every body was anxious To
g. uu r.u, for f.s~ they would miss seeing
him Wht9 ta. news became G.neral that
ha ,t.f. Debated th,n sycrs body grew impa-
ti.ut auA MOST 81 th-m began wauderu@
around frytuG 10 nud something 10 pass
tine tme awey. Finally we heard the
wh.-tl. over at fhe depot footing loae and
loud 60 let us know he had come. Then
Main street became ~ scru~ of plnd"mo-
MUM Everybody WAS trying Go get poe
zifiuu wher. ihry mi-ht -ee tho procession
on IT'S way from ;hr depot 10 the stand
u.fr th- courthouse. Ia few minutes
away down Main sirset. we saw them com
ing Al first w. could only ,cH that 1t WAS
su army moving in our direction. Next We
rouid ete fhe CLINT ~ the SUMS RAYS on
rh- band Instruments and then We heard
the music First thcre We're three men
ou horseback tidiur very slowly. then
came Tie baud. marching 20 inre" ranks
cor rows. and accompanied hy the usual
crowd of small dark''s that IS always at
trlet,-i hy music. vsp,cial y oi Fl band.
N,Xt WIS th" clrri1r" drawn hy four white
uHa.ts iu which was SIR. Bryan. aeeompa-
u..f hy Governor Budd and others Mr..
Tryau was smiling aud Nvheu we booked at
htin we ia i. onr. f,u in lowe with aim.
N.Nt th.re eiEht carriages ard s wagon
etto and whol" army of pedestrians NOV
Fl
When SIR BRYAN mounted tho beautiful
stand -a.S were raised hlnlkareH .sfs
vowed and cheer after cheer went up From
tn.t ,st-f e~s.ef soon Do. ,-.- introduced
ana Ass hr fus. 60 i.lt- MS enceah he was
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