The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-03

school dn some good old log huD, and
place like home to the boy that is in a
| strange land when ne reels the need OF
! II loving mother who would stand by our
| bedside and pi":td to ine God Of love to
heal her unthankful boy. The boy that
| leaves home well remembers the last part
| ing word and kiss of his dear old mother
| She is always willing to receive her boy
| with open arms and welcome him
| home whenever he will. She remembers
her boy in her prayers to the God Of love
while in the battlefield of life. Beware.
| boys of bad company and shun the open
| doors Of saloons.
| Correspondence solicited.
| Enclosed find cents Tor the Grady hos
, pital.
|
Wonord Cole, Bud, Ga.-Dear Junior:
! l am not going to school now. My school
| was out week before last. We should go to
! school all can and improve every mo-
| mcnt. for u person starting out into the
| world in this enlightened age without an
| education has hard road to travel. We
! can all, or at least a greater part, make
some mark, help some one. or do some
thing useful If any of the juniors viii
! write farmer lad it will be gladly re-
! c2iVed and answered with pleasure.
J. w. Simmons, Tulip n. c. Dear Ju-
| uior: l read the Junior letters and Arps
! and Plunkctt'S letters first when | get the
| Constitution ! live in the country in n
! great tobacco growing section, thirty miles
! from Winston-Salem, or twin city. as it
is sometimes called. Farmers sell mil
lions of pounds of tobacco there each
| year. Who was said to have slept hfty
| years? Correspondence solicited, either
sex. | send 2 cents for Grady hospital.
Minnae Chandler and Marguerite Bailey,
| Heardmont, Ga.-Dcar Junior: Our fathers
! tske The Constitution and always look
! for the Junior uage first /, Marguerite,
! live in Elberton, Ga, and am visiting
| Alinnae, at her home III Hcardmont We
( spend many pleasant hours roaming over
: fields and woods near HeardmOnt, and to-
day we visited u sorghum mill. where one
farmer is making near 2o" salons OF or
/ laborers grinding cane and boiling SlruP,
! while we sat and cheWed cane to our
hearts content. InCloSed find 10 cents for
the Grady hospital. Correspondence SO
| liCited; either sex.
| Salutha j. Hurston. Elrath, Ala-Dear
| Junior: | am Il farmers daughter. My
father has been taking The Constitution for
! many years, we could not well get along
| without it. | am ten years Old. heIp my
| mother at all kinds of house work, and try
! to make myself generally useful nave
| one hroth her thirteen years old, who very
much delights in tanning hides, he has the
! best cheapest and quickest process o. t"H- @
| ming hides of I'll kinds known 70 ine lI..
! If any of the Junior cousins wishes TO
| learn Something about the process OF , l%n-
| nine. address Mr.. Thomas j. Lester, SeS-
! sions. Ala | am not going TO school at
! present our school VIII pesh soon
! send 10 cents for The Grady hospital
Alica Stotson. Maiden, Mo--Dcar Junior
| viii write a few lines on "Iemperahce.
, think the greatest evil on earth is strong
. drink How many ruincd homes ana RUNE"
! lives are caused by strong oTHht: ''9'
! the world recognizes the evil Of in'oXcantS,
/ the woe tho sorrow suffering. crime ana
! destruction arising from the use of thcm
! 1t j. impossible {" oVercstimat" the wreck