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

joyed tho exposition greatly. expect 70
visit tho Nashville Centennial AID would
be glad To meet some OF the cousins there.
| am interested in Tho Constitution room
of tho Grady hospital and incl6se a dime
to join tho Grady Hospital club.
Dear Aunt Susie-We are two little boys
and a girl, living in the country. We have
ever so many pets. but our baby brother
Is the sweetest. Mamma made Us some
poetry about him and a song for our two
kitties which we send. thinking the cousins
might like to see them. We are very much
interested in the chidren's ward of the
Grady hospital and especially The Consu-
tuition room. We send YOU % cents for it
Is cents to help pay what YOU owe and 10
cents for me PhiD TO become a member
of tho Grady Hospital Club. / made it my
self picking backberries. OF the 10 cents,
6 is for Lewis. ) for Marion and for our
baby brother, Marshall Wishing you every
success I'm your undertaking. we will close.
PHIL, LEWIS AND MARION.
Note-Please send name of your residence;
none given.
MISTER TOMMY TINKER.
For Lewis.
Have YOU ever CHANGED to SEQ
Mister Tommy Tinker?
Such a noble cat is he.
Mister Tommy Tinker
Golden coat 50 sleek and bright.
Has this Tommy Tinker;
Eyes where dwell imprisoned light
Has this Tommy Tinker.
Little masters pride and pet.
Is this Tommy Tinker;
Never gets into fret,
Dear old Tommy Tinker.
Patient gentle all day long
is our Tommy Tinker;
We'll does he deserve a song,
Noble Tommy Tinker.
SWEET ELvIRA.
For Marion.
Here's song for sweet Evira-
She's kttie longs 10 me
And | know she is the cutcst
did ever ever see.
Oh! she looks so very cunning
When she comes in with rat
Then She runs round and round and growls
Just as If she were cat!
But you know she isn't really.
she IS just a kittle Wee.
Eut I know she is the sweetest
You did ever, ever see
How she lovcs her little mistress.
Aad Z love my kittie 50.
But I wonder Will love her
As much more as she VIII grow!
r. Scott Corcoran. Slaughter, La.-Dcar
Junior: This is my first letter 20 The Ju
Nor. so l hope Il viii be published Aunt
Susie I want 10 join the Grady Hospital
Club. I send you 10 cents with this letter.
Sister Pearl takes The Constitution, but
I am afraid ] don't read il as much as l
ought TO- My brother and | have beau
tiful little pony named Monkey. I turned
him outside the other day and he went OF
He IS so lively ana gay that ] think no
Is Just or on n lark and VIII come back
when he gets ready.
Reniamln, Tex.-Dear Junior: 7 live in
BENJAMIN. n little town almost hidden by
mesquite trees. although our fine court
house can be seen for several niles. Ben
iamin is six miles from the BRACES river
which almost runs dry in the summer out
IS fun of running water in winter and rainy
seasons. ana is about five miles from the
south Wichita river. We have two chlsch-
IS whore Sunday schools are held every
Sunday morning. and senior and junior En-
deavor Society Sunday evenings To some
of the cousins who describe their country
Of many small hills. tiny muslcal rills and
steady flowing rivers, ] win say that l
would no doubt enjoy seeing = very much.
but would they not also enjoy secins this
country, where pralrics lie for miles before
the vision. unbrokcn by mn or mountain?
, think they would. If they could but see
It IN the spring or summer, when folds Of
wheat. much taller and Brccner perhaps
than they have ever seen, with fields ~
-aea 3 ,a 3tac1 Et-.la, = 49, .FrrJ ..oa.
and then the large pastures. where thou
sands Of fat cattle and horses roam. I
think thoy would be charmed. zoo. with the
never-cndng view Of flowers Of every sp9-
cics. color ana variety. found 10 doubt I'm no
other country IN such lavish profnsion aud
exquisite perfume, which is waited by the