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LARGER ARMY NEEDED.
Winston Churchfn Thinks II Would
Take 100000 Men to Force the
Voer Positions.

LONDON, Feb. 12-Winston Churchill
sends from Frere camp to the Morning
Post a long review Of the situation. He
says:
Gen. Butler always thought 1t impossi-
BILE TO hold the triangle Of Natal north OF
the Tugela but the initial mistake was
made owing to the miseaiculations OF the
Boer strength and the fact that millions
worth of stores had been collected at
Ladysmith. From the first he regarded
the relief of Ladysmith as forlorn hope.
He did not feel justified in ordering a sub
ordinate TO perform such a doubtful task.
THE absence of good maps has cost
much blood. An attempt to thrust the en-
envy back from Brakfontein or Doom
kloof would have cost 5000 men. and since
at least two erigades must keep the door
open behind u.s. too few would have re-
manned to force the way TO Ladysmith
Moreover. Gen. Butler remembers his
army Is the only army for the defense of
the rest of Natal Therefore, he decided
to withdraw and try elsewhere.
Another fierce attempt Will be made 10
force the Tugela Great Britain must
realize the ugly fact that the relief Of
Ladysmith would strain an army OF 60 900
and that 10000 men would not be too
many. The country. therefore. must be
prepared for a heavy loss, and perhaps
for disappointment
Remembering that Considerations of
H'iioFs inpfe imam policy, ucnldnu CedSe-
less effort TO relieve Ladysmith. the whole
army, despite disappointments and re-
treat, regards Gen. Butler with sympathy
and trust such as are seldom seen even
in fortunate circumstances.
THE security Of Southern Natal is our
important consideration The necessity of
obtaining control of Delagoa bay is very
apparent. The ingress of foreigners and
war material is ceaseless. Surely, a set
tlement with Portugal would be only
question of money"
New Irish Force.
CAPE TOWN, Feb. lf.-Lord Roberts
has authorized the formation OF a squad
ron OF 100 picked irishmen for special du-
ties.
Sir John Henry De Villiers. chief justice
Of Cape Colony. will sail for England next
Wednesday.
Every available truck on the western
system OF railways has been secured by
tho military authorities.
All Quiet at Frere.
FRERE CAMP, Feb. ll--All is quiet
here today. The British troops are rest
ing and the Beers are inactive.
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A distinct individuality In Zarina cigar
ettes--Russan blend is delightful. l0c for
ten.
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab,ets
All druggists refund the money II II fails
TO cure E. W. Groves signature 10 on
each box. &c.
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ZARINA Cigarette are wrapped ~
nife people ln purest a,garftte paper
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ZARfNA cigarettes-not made by JapS
CT Cinnamon. ioc for ten
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scouts. only two Tasmanians and three
scouts returned. The others we're cap
tured by the Beers.
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markable community. Il IL deemed by
those who are conversant with the taets
that II would be a great misfortune TO have
the settlement disturbed.
An attempt has been made heretofore to
obtain the consent of the Hawaiian govern
ment to receive certain lepers from the pest
house In San Francisco. There also was
like attempt made by the authorities IN
Samoa. II the United states should bear
the expenses or a portion of the expense
Of maintaining these settlements II might
lead TO the sending OF lepers from other
parts Of the country to MolokaL The
annual expense of maintaining the leper
settlement is $4,000
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FRAGRANT Z&r.nA Cigarette sweetsr
sns rzsidsr thar al ofhc-s isc ser ter
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The amenamen, provided Tor siFtkiaz GA;
the provision lhe, tho trnited States should
share In the ccst ~ the maintenance N
the lepcr settlement IN the island ~ Mola-
kai The Fepcrt SAYS, was made ~ the
earnest request - ne representative es
the HswSiiaR government
With the exception ~ the patients new
at the settlement. thc disease has alt,as,
eutirely disappeared AZ this settlement
there are sun ahaut 100 patients une
together Wlth threF o. four hundred sesl.s.
ants and helpers form a unique and re-
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TEETH

Beet SET % teeth. rubber 81
Rest SCR of teeth. alau.nlu go
Geld 0liuEs tiiat NiH stay s. - up
silver DliiUgs that wiiI stay Soc 40
Platinum nNinEs that NIL stay s. u
Cement alNnEs that NIL stay. Soc
hsxtrAcEton Wth aa1ssheticx or elec.
trtcity, RA-
C;ol8 porcelain crowa aud bridge work
susctsttses AL work fuilv guarantees
ana MONEY rcsunlesf u not satisfactory.
StATIlt ElECIR0 DIAIu CO..
o's~pic soc Pieeees Ssasre.
ofacss. : 'fhrne. BUR ig-s
ofaes hours q IA 20 s&e . m. even
20. - o, aanAAyA 10 to
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hoods Sa,SabaMM

Hoods Pills cure liver MS the nonirrtating and
only cathsrtic to take with Hoods sarsaparilia.
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FRERE CAMP, Feb. l1.--An is quie
here today. The British troops are rest
ing and tho Beers are inactive.
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the distance The prairies are beautiful
but give me the trees. the grand ola trees
where the air is always fresh ana copi,
where we can sit under the shaue ol .Iic
woods and listen to the vino WI ~, pJ th., ts
through the leaves: where we can ieei tnJ i
sweet fresh breeze cooling our hsd'e'
cheeks and blowing through our locks
Overton is u busy little town situated vi,
the |. and q. y. railroad. 1t Is very
pretty town, surrounded by toresls 9l
oaks and pine trees. On the southern sue
is a very high hill. the soil OF winch -
red. and it is known everywhere as ne
Red HILL" Every afternoon, especlaiiy
i'm the summer time. about sundoWh tli.o
hill is lined with people in CARRIAGES 80 -
and buggies. boys and sirlSs, on am! ny nu1
for pleasure. 1t is ~ beautlful drlNc "i;t
the top Of the hill IS about one mule ~
length. On this hill is what IS , Sh,i@I 70 a
Iica," so called from its resemblance 10 !"
kafiir village The majority or the heSlo
population lives up there. IRE NUS ar
all in lines and everything is StraiSht allu
clean | assLre you ii is quite picturesque
and the location is decidedly the pret-
/ test part of town. All OF the negro
/ churches and school buildings are UP
Overton has n very gool school-!iub-
/ bard college. and there is q cotton com
/ press situated here. II IS quite lhterestiilH ; ;
To watch The process of the cohpreSs'nS
4 of the cotton.
Cousins, how many of YOU like to read
II is my greatest pleasure. nave re
! Gently read Hon Peter Stirring IL u
| a good book, fun of true ana uprlSli
| charactars-a book that will do any on
| good To read. / a insure all OF you WI.
| have read II admire the character oi
/ Peter Stirling. Have any of you rea'
| "David Uaram." "Richard Carver ant
Janice Meredith" How do you like them
am a great lover of Dickens ana Coz
line and wonder low many of You have
Rcad The MoCnstone, b. collins
| consider * Cne of the fine st mystery $40
ries ever written the plot is so clever an'
IL worked ont spIendidly. All of YOU VIII
have not read il | advise YOU to do So
would like to correspond with some o
In. ms
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JUNIOR CORRESPONDENCE.

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r.--..-- s-.,-rt tho rn-1--
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Is"-is-t -itl-e towns lh i.'tiNs,i@t 's'f-
E.t- ~. -hturE mas i''-.t ''.id -i-'Nt t''u'
year nave tN" "fntHr.S anu ore >i~-
Ter NY ~leF-l amor i~ i'.ul.t .uh W.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALING.
ONE MILLION CURED CASES.
You Can Be Cured Whether You Be
lieve in Christian Science or Not.

over n million cures ~ diseases in every
FORM are now 60 the credit % Christian
Silence Healing Most - these were
eases that the doctors had gwen up as
rr1asadics that had haffici their skill for
sears All were cured quickly. some
were cured Instantly. The evidence on
these facts Is simply fuiisputabie and
the curing Stlll Eots on There can bee
no mistake Or mtsstatemsN about H. The
Vgew As - :. healer my many mar
vernuS cures have startled the world
Tsrrfua- the past u years l have healed
diseases q almost every known kind and
q every stage of severity They included
--=uv surgical eases where operations
sbar vere far away from ne. well a :
,LCs. near ar hand And I tell you in
- manner that wherever ypu may
l.ru and whatever b. your bodily all
Irg-s or whether one oT many phySi-
tJs.,-e have failed 10 give YOU relief. ii Won
t,U h. cured This * nO vain or idIs.
s.-',nFss Nv past success fully justifies
- y x-g,s can be cured whether YOU believe
a.. TsnrfStfau Science Jr not You can be
J ~. vxhether IN this city or thousands
- rifles away from me- In our Christian
sSsIbcIfef IS not any hindrance: disap-
.-ss..,,ents Of the past only make strong
...r-,,unsfs for hope All you really need
=. - V,-fSh TO h. healed.
= 's.,V-s lust published little book in
80 this blessed truth called "a
..l,f,. a. rne I will gladly send you a
.Ccpy FREE II gives many interesting
. md convincing testimonials. Inclose
= -, stamp for postage : a. Jeffer-
e., q 6 B. room q Fairbanks building.
Chicago. H.
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GRADY HOSPITAL LIST.

Ena Shuttleworth. Tolarsvilie. Miss 10
cents: Matte Johnson, Bogart. Ga.
10 cents: Rcna Nix. Randolph. Ala, !
cent: Manton Holt Hot Creek. va. ,
cents; Roscoe Matthews, Rift. Ga. .
cents: Mrs. A. J. Taylor, Harley, y. T..
: cents: Gussie Ragand, Graham, Tex, .
cents: Suse.a Ragland Graham, TeA.. .
cents; Efhe Dykes. Chiefland. Fla. :
cents: w j. Ayers. Yardene. 5. g.; .
cents: Mrs A. a. Herring. Towlcs Point
Va - cents: Beulah Frost. Wcdgeicld,
$. G., cents Jessie stilley. Edward
y. G. ) cents: Frances VI. Kyle. Kelsey
VILE Cal, 10 cents; Etta ChappeH, Noon-
lawn, Va, cents: Laura Y. JARVIS
MoXock Y. C.. 10 oents;
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She Loved Them All.

81 love the sunshine" said httle bess'
because Il brings the light.
And makes US warm and nice
And everything so bright
81 love the rain because IL makes
The pretty flowers grow.
And brings the daisies out.
All standing in row.
~ love them both. and everything.
In this pretty world Of ours.
Th, sunshine ami the rain.
The green grass and the flowers
..The birds. the hees. and buiterfies'
The Ii:tIe plants and trees so iaii'
And papa and mamma. too. love
The very best of aii
WILL :. GIDLEY.
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In Absence.

Through al tn busy. bustling hours OF
day.
While all my thoughts by grinding care
arc held in thrall
] suffer all my treasured flock Ia stray
And pasture on the green unhceded mead
ow way.
When silver light supplants the suns
warm gold.
And evening quiet hroods where tumult
erstwhile reigned.
Then gently guided o'cr the Garkening
world
Come focking all my lambkins to the
safe, warm fold.
The shepherd Memory brings them in the
whiles.
This priceless fiock-your ripping laugh
ter. merry words.
Tesider elanceS ana All your little wies-
And folds tin m in ny heart, and all my
care beSuies.
Louise THREETE HODGES.
Atlanta. Ga.
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Tur ANITA CONSTITUTION. atlanta. Ga.

feature of his visi, To- talk with the lead
crS of what has been known as the reVo.U-
tionarv element Of the population and
those who are opposed To annexation 10
the United states. and he says they are
not impatient over what are regarded as
necessary and reasonable d. LAYS i'm th-
formation of a well established Eovera-
mCut. realizing that these are a necessity.
When = stable and settled policy Of rude
has been established. thc secretary be-
lievcs the island Will have season o.
prosperity and thaI outside capital as well
ass much there remaining uniuvested nc
cause of the uncertinty that exists Will
find its way into the channels ot trade
and agriculture.
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,r5-rsh Vau-Iean. Miss--Dear Junior
Auur susie has given you al sGch a NE.
tslk on BIRTHDAYS and said 80 many s"ou
Things for rs all n remember. Tor ever
v-.,-,f .rr. saws and all her teachings are
,,.s-., ami ronsI. I will tell you how happy
! v-,s made. IN my birthday. which was
az. ~ ~ February. by receiving 4 H'''e
,sx ana letter. 81 was not a c"stlN pre-
...- 49,, ,-e gold ~ 0phir couldn't huy
Ia Tt Is priced for the sake 81 '',
r...,- ths, sent D.. lie Is away from ihe
,....-,. r.-s- ROW our into the busy world
.,tr1fullv performing the duties asslsl'd
-. ~. h.. alxsvs cakes time To write
v,-.riyrv letter. and the one ihat het''lu,N
-s-.. present closed by saying. \ h't
.s.,- kf-z rer You. nllmma- None nut
,....-r-r knows what these httl" W"t"7
-,r-r when Z opened the BOX there W's
49,. ..,...-. rfttla boat made ~ shells WIN
r..t. ssflo- hoy tn bisgue and hS
s-.5.ft vas & nice thimhlc that just H-S
~. Ill.,. sails ar.. polished shells on one
-.,s-t..l a lovely foreign scene on 'i's
.-r--~ i written. Mobile. Ala my li'
-5,.- r.rscs. sweet memories VIII ever ''''' ''''i'
-.. -bf- little craft The years H"'
r. --,.r,- -ir... the dear sivsr Was a Ut
-r.. t.,v. our first. sailing his'Nh iiil''''
.,r-. iusets iu the pond near hy, hHi ne
-. -. n tell you tina. he has hai
.,..,,-0 birthdays and have - reach
way up for a kiss -.
will ask SOU AN question one %. %
...- A..v-' birthday comes ON - John {
prv. How many can tell in your mex.
I.r-.- SHAT dly q Is ami what month u
--,.- 5-- Vow. another word L" IN"
-..,-. when ypu leave the roof mat li''S li'
-5rr-.r.i you 80 .pus and th" dear -
rents that have IoVed You 80 m".h '.'N'
lime a. write tp them often ana "l'''
rh.. day comes round that th'y never ~.
-,t vou t"o. 'fn. rlter j. y "i''F I"
--..-. s.. t-r-l,4,v Kiss Y"u may neV"I
l.....s- il hut GsI viii hear the praS"E
-s..,- 9.-s.-l.. ss~ you and see the tears
tt..t are wiped away ~ gratitude TO lin
..- rfvinz. thcm such loyin=. thoIsh'i"
-. mi Lie viii reNarl goI-
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Decided Law Unconstitutional.

Raleigh. y. g. March 21-(SpecfaI)-
Superior Court Judge Timherlake decides
the Craig law unconstitutional. This is
the law enacted last year by the lcgislat-
IRE aS an attempt 10 prevent the trans
Ter of cases from state 10 federal courts.
The case now comes on appeal TO the
supreme court. which. IL IS believed. Will
sustain the co.Irt h.InW
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100000 CIRCULATION.
g, 900 In Cash To Be Distributed as Follows;

largest list OF sh0s' ~ ~
LET April 90
sending regardless of n1"oeF'' '' "
xt .
brtHs list. e. - - e . . 90
10 t 90
test lists IS . =
tncashw Iclli any college course
iwery etc, a a
b paid
time covereiby y
whole ns mays sn0T
guess " would help you
ts' and to OF success
hem furnish a-nrco AMI
The tim :
blank station : 1t possible I you . ~
commission an
t,o-h race eand
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PHILADELPHIA Now at Acanulco.

Washington. March 2t.-Thc flagship
Philadelphia. with Admiral Kautz aboard.
has arrived at Acapulco on her way to
the iSthmuS TO look after American in
tercSts in the ncighborhood of Corinto.
\ira "a clia
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KNOWS LITTLE OF GOVERNING
ELIHU ROOT THINKS CUBANS
ARE VERY POOR LOT,
Expresses the Opinion That 1t Will
Be Some Time Before a Gov
ernment Is Founded.

Washington. March 20--Secretary Root
this afterncon gave to President Mckinney
the results Of his observations of affairs
in Cuba during his recent trip 10 tn
island Subsequently the secretary CON
serted to talk for publication as to exist
ing conditions in the island and the possi-
biit es of the people il the direction of
self-guvernment.
During Mr.. Roots "trip he visited the
provinces of Havana, Matanzas and Pinar
del Rio and made 1t point 80 note care
fullv the condition of the people and their
Industries ard to discuss with individuals,
as wen as officials in an the places a
which he stopped. questions affecting ihclt
interests
Ills !nauiries and observations covered
a large branch of. subjects and gave MIN
a fuud of informant on. which will be Val
uahIc to the president and to the war de
partmeut m the future DEALINGS with the
rubans ON the whole the secretary fe' IS
A.. - "a il..r~.-,tIp ror ne nov has a
personal knowledge OF many things which
heretofore he had heard only through the
channel Of reports of the military author
itics stationed IN the island
ON the whole the secretary expresses
himself as satisfied with what he saw; the
people appear TO be getting along very
well and peace prevails through tine couu-
'F. N4lur'liY 'He 'i'', ~, we @ @ul..-
tor discussion during the seereAry's visit
t. CuIa. hut he was aOt prepared to SAY
Just when the United states government
- ~. ,,tIIin. Thar rhi. sho,ild he a
49,,
Incidental IN tbi. p,,tta~ which Is mn
,..,.,,,,.t "a, tba C,,t,n mind are tbe for
III, +..,,.. +b,t lin tri,,, 81 .,h,t,r The
fr.t ~ tt.s, w. Tho bola1n.r
- .b ,,,-,,i.f,,a1 ,Isctf,,s ar AN
-. s,b;.,f maj St.-
49,. E..,t ,I.s,,,ss,l fr.,l,. nartici,iarjy
rith tb. I-,if.i St,t,..- -ofiri,ls ON tne ,--
I,nd and m, ,rraprnmants far rarr,-iug
-. ,ff.ct tSfs e,-, sr.,, .,,r,rd. IN, in
-, A., ,...r,,,,,,,,,, w., matters
-. ,fh III D., t-.,t,..t ,-o,,. ,,r..-
80,
D'.,. .,..-s..,,.,. ..4, .I,a -..r.t,,,.
..,,iii ~. ,..t.,, Or. ,rf,t towards ,.or,lIa.
,-,,,,.',,,,, .. I,na,,,.-ton,at ,s ~. Cn- /
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o "a 9 TO R ia.
s.srtA. a The kint fou HaSs Always Bsgsi
As,a'''' .t &1NzzLZII
CONTRACT NOT YET AWARDED.
Atlanta Federal Prison To Be Built
by Western Firm.

Atlanta Federal Prison To Be Built
by Western Firm.
Washington March 20.-lSpecial) 1t
is expected that the contract for ;he new
prison at Atlanta viii be formally let
within the next two weeks and that il will
so to GriGths q Wells. of Chicago and
St. Louis. II the coutrac. is let 10 this
firm it will mean the establishment Of a
southern Office at Atlanta. these conJrac-
tons and builders who constitute one of
the largest I'm the country. having deter
mined 70 enter actively into the contest
for all southern business on large scale
with southern office at Atlanta. They
have. il Is understood. been awarded the
contract Tor ,he new Empire huiidne ana
the figures given out by the department
Of Justice this morning show that they
are the lowest bidders for the prison
work.
The depar meut officials gave out to-
dav the figures Of the different bidders.
These show that instead Of the clark "a
being the lowest. as seemed 10 oe tae
case from the first computation. the Grll-
fths & Wells bid is the most favora9le-
The total bid of this firm was $7N-9'i-
Miles & Bradt. Of Atlanta. Were next on
no iist with S5SS SIS; Grant wilkins. %:
a.
Connauv s5a- 6t7: Guide X Walker. $;@."'';
/. Leach & Sons. Chicago. S6l'.'N'.
%or-hcrtt Bros. of Boston. >o-Ali-' RAJ
l,o,,u CONSTRUCTION Company, OF Chica-
Ga SEQ O5n: G.. ". Gindclc. of chicago.
sffo 10. w. s. & +. y. Wells. Chi ago,
60 ooo 7, was announced that bid
-, Nicholas Ittncr. Of Atlanta. would
no ON hand but none was received nc
hids we're submitted in sections ana II
was not until today that the results ~
tba contest were announced by Attorney
General GriESs
Architect Is Well Pleased.
Tho architect of the building Mr.. Eamcs. |
20 ramce 4 Young. of ST. Louis, regards I
rho figures as very favorable.
..Tbera was less difference between the 1
bids than l.; usual on work 81 this KIM,
eaid he Il feel sure from what ! know 4
~ tbe successful bidders that they viii /
nroye in every way equal 70 the task. AMI /
when they have competed thelr work Al /
Ianta will have 4 prison buildlng 81 which |
cvervbosly will feel proud. Not that II
viii he a heautiful building or anything of i
the sort as completed under the depart /
mCnt rrecificat IonS of the present con- /
tract. for that is not the aim. The Dill |
nassed by congress provides for a COM /
,,icte nrison within the 500. 600 limit and |
that will be furnished by the present con-
tract: but il is the desire of those re- /
snonsible for this legislation that this |
work will he supplemented by additional 1
under which Il large front 4
in addition to these wings can be
built.
That will be handsome structure
of Georgia marble or Georgia granite,
and will completely hide from view
those buildings covered by the pres
ent contract, which are in reality
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Which Way?

Are the children growing
nicely? A little stronger
each month , A trifle
heavier That's good.
Or is one ofthem growing
the other way? Growing
weaker, growing thinner,
growing palerf
If SO, you should try
SCOTS Emulsion at once.
'Tis both a food and a
medicine to all delicate
children. 1t makes them
grow in the right way
taller, stronger, healthier.
soc. and sr.Oo. all druggists.
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PRICKIY ASH RTTTERS cures dis
eases af the kidneys. clcanSes and
Strengthens The liver. stomach and bowels.
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Bentley Bacon Over.on. Tcx.-Dear
Junior: Here Is a sixteen-year-old girl
from the "pincy woods of east Texas rap
ping for aCmittance. | ana fror. Jear old
east Texas. the pride of the Lone Star
State. How many of you have ever been
hcre and seen the dear old majestic oaks
;rd the beaut full waving pine trees? East
Texas could not be herself without those
lovely pine trees. AS Aar as eve can reach
there they stand. waving gracefull. III
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ornater or TaV Collector ~
we welrf'rned reTut
Sewing acquaintance ms Fa''S
ypororce Ohio and nas SCUM
And Us IN ~
IT. ~cn
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ES~%<

uno not Il to''l-
Live He is ms
agent thee. a
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many letters from the boys Wishing TO
roTrespcnd with me- | beg leave In state
To them that | am a boy myself. Boys.
regret to have to disappoirt you: but can
help IL. Correspondence solicited from the
feminine sex
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Frances VI. Kyle. Kelseyville. Lake
Co. Cal-Dear Junior: VIII YOU let a
California girl join your band? Well. |
hope so. Papa has taken The Constitu-
tion only a short time. hut I think IL is
very gond paper. and do enjoy read
ing the Junior page 50 much.
| live on a farm two miles from the
little village OF Kelseyville. We have
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right to read them. They had eetter pe
reading the Bible. will exchange tn9
The, Dying Girls Request c,uh', or
any songs | have for "There'll Come
Time" "Three Leaves of Shamrock ana
Sidewalks of New York. ihciose ~
cents for my 1900 fee. ,., o.,
did YOU ever play "hide the switcn
Well. when you are away OIL from tme
switch you say cold as ice'-so IN guess.
ing my age you ARE cold as ice --Aui''
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