The Atlanta constitution., 1898-08-15

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work from sun up till sun down. None or
us No We had rather see our old mother
work herself to death than to spoil our
complexion. am thirteen years old; would
like to hear from some of the cousins.
Lille Lanklster. TIylorsville. Ga.-Dear
Junior: / read The Junicr page each
week and like The Junior circle very
much l like to read Mr.. Lees stories
and Bill Arp and Plunkett Girls and boys,
be mannerly for manners ana poilteheS'
costs nothing. Kind words bring us
many friends while bad ones bring enc
mics
Lola Blnngarner Given, O.-IDear Junior:
Papa takes The Constitution and l enjoy
reading it very much especially The Jul
nior page ! live in the country. My papa
Is a merchant and / clerk in the store MY
school will begin the 1st of September
like TO go to school | have two sisters
and one brother younger than mySel.
am twelve years old. Would like to CORE
spond with some Of the cousins flnd IN
closed cents for the Grady hospital.
Lula NJ Dawson, Calhoun. Ga.-Dear Ju-
nior: | will take "Education" for my sub
ject My highest ambition will be reached
when | get a thorough education. If l
live | expect to get It. l think nothing
refines a person SO much whether they
be young old as good education. ! am
also fond of music. Any one sending me
when You and | Were Young, Maggie
! will send The Drunkards Lone Cnild
Paddle Your own Canoe: My age is
seventeen years. ! would like a few cor
respondents, Florida cousins preferred.
Frank Lloyd. West Raleigh N. C.--Dear
Junior: ] agree with Miss Minor Brasher
In thinking Dickens very fine. Do many
OF the Juniors draw or paint or take snap
shots? ] like all kinds of art work and
should like to become an architect Boys.
what do you think of girls who ride
wheels? [ think a nice girl looks pretty
and graceful when riding in n sensible
dress, not too short and largo enough in
the waist. | admire them more than the
wasp-waiSted. pale girls who NOPE about
the house and resort to paint and powder
to make themselves look beautifully.
Esme NJ. scurr, Torrance, Mss.-Dcar
| Junior: have been a reader and ad-
mirer OF the Junior column for some time.
l hope the war will soon be over and may
II not be long until the brave soldiers can
! return to their homes. ] hope that they
| viii be victorious in all their attempts
! against the Spaniards. How many Of the
| cousins attended the reunion Ia Atlanta
| week or ago? | would have liked to
| gone so mEcn, but could not. / read
| good deal about 1t in the daily Constitution
| and enjoyed it ever so much. COrrespon-
| ,dence solicited
l.. w. Robertson. 11S Cannon Avenue.
ti'Se' '''" ""' . I"'o' nav
! been feaulhS inc CONSTITUTION Tor some
| time. | like the Junior page very much
and think it is improving very fast. This
| is very pretty country around here. We
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f,'t'','' ,I,;n ,,s.,,l, every
! t',,-'' g e ',,,7,, ,rt Of the rountry 7 can
| a"ya4 [,ith some of the cousins as to farm
| lie. know someth hing about il. [ have
| lived both on the farm and in town: ol
! course you can nave your IuA0f4G9 III ettHvl
| pace bQt Pic!et tHe TOWN
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h1,''I' - - ,I,aa l.ore+t
JUNIOR we nave peth L':,>'"S nc 80,
| tulion Only = snort "NIo "ilo ~" no.
| think could dc "hho"l H. Nh'u 81
| comes / look over the front TO see "hal
| the soldiers are doing and then [ turn to
| Iol,efr., ;atters especially those from
| Florida. have always wished I lived III
! Florida. | would have a nice ume GajAe'-
| inS shells and oranges. oaFiiiS No" Hi'1'-S
oI YOU iIho 70 I.i I,...u 4n,l,tt to,
~ 80 I ,.,a lire- an An ana Sarge Plum
kett's, Cousins. the one sending
haIf-dozen sunday school cards WIZ send