The Atlanta constitution., 1902-12-22

an mine your p's and Is.
And .lon'; bust out yer pantaloons, and
don't wear our your shoes.
say "Ycssum' to the ladies. an yes
sur to the men.
An' when thcys company don't pass
yer plate for pic again;
but thiukin' of the things ycr'd like TO
see upon that tree.
Jest fore Christmas be as good rs yer
Eugene Field.
pet chickens. Their names are Fannie
aud Lcola. | have a little shepherd doE
named Bruno. Ny uncle is keeping him,
as We live near the railroad and ! was
afraid he would get killed. Papa Is dead.
ana mamma is Keeping the r"stoihce;:
She has an assistant who takes care OF
Il. ! would like for some OF the niue
cousins to write to mo. Love to Aunt
Susie and all the cousins.
Louise Lyon. Edgeneld. $. C.-Dear
Junior: As / haven't seen anything Ia
your column from Edg"iied ] Thought
I would write and say little i'm its he
half Although ! do not live in its lncor-
poratcd limits. Edgcdcld is fine little
town It has one factory. one OIL miil
and railroads also. aud several churches.
The rood things must mention, but not
leave out the bal cncs-that Is the DIS
pnnSary. - -.
dairl. i'E[ r., farm. '.li also. My pets are only
Claus now soon. ny 6ir,hday us. is on ,.ors tRs
old / have eight sisters ana hN" o'"ul-
CrS
ora sciralIy. S,'4ally. Tom Tear
J,mior: As This is my first attempt To
write. will not take a subject. am
not going 10 school now. my school IS
out closed i'm October. My father Is
farmer. He raises corn. wheat OATS
POTATOES. peas. rye aud all KINDS OF w.
tn bes. / live thre'-qTarters OF n!ile %
from the village Scirallv. ] VIII drScrlpS
NV home I live among the peaulllu,
hills of Tennessee. / can LOOK atouhu
and see the cattle grlzlnE on lhc l ui'i'
grass. our little village mas TWO St"l;g99,
one church. school house. two hiacksmltn
shops ana several dwellings: Ny tather
has becn subscriber To The Constitu-
tion for several Years. ! enjoy rea.lhg
The cousins letters very much. Much
love to Aunt Susie and the cousins
4 Ucidelune box 15o. Poughkecpsie.
y. Y.-Dcar Junior. / have been reading
inc letters IN the Junior for several
wears aud this is my first attempt 10
join Won an. | have been taking Inc
Constitution for good many years.
! will take for my subject "BihI";
think that We ought - rcad thc i'lpi,
more than We do. and should praise II
above au other hooks that arc ~ eAlSt-
,ncc We should rrad the Bible and
study il three times day and tlVe on
sunday. If not more than that ana pray;
Il you are going 90 read the bihie 3ha
YOU don't pay any attention to what
you read YOU should not read II at
an. for I teink that you Will be doing
Wh6 can read the third verse OF CXv1T
Psalm without crying" Correspondence
solicited. either sex
G. r.. Iiyer Lake Weir T,a.--Dear Jun
ior. ASyouare looking over the Junior de-
parimcut vou will drd that YOU have a
Lcw cousin. But ! am afraid after Aunt
sue glauceS over this 50 very fast IL Will
land in he waste basket at least; but II
She knew ii took me six months to nerve
myself to write this she would Introduce
me 10 YOU. I am at present y poor out
cast. ON desoia1e island in the middie
of Lake Weir. where you hear only the
alligator holler. panther squat. ana see
the bun frog making tor his mole IN the
! wall know Won will wonder what
am doing over here. ! shall tell YOU IN
my next lcttcr-that is. If Aunt Susie
ana have never been To- the penitentiary.
! hope some Of The cousins vail write 70
me. ! am somewhat foolish about my
girl cousins. 80 the boys must Law low.
FOR nothing less than "A letter from some
fair maiden could console me i'm my pres
eut prcdicament.
Lois Jones. Fairburn. Ga.-Dear Junior:
As THANKSGIVING is past we eagerly
look forward To merry Christmas.
which as You know. is the birthday Of
our Savior. But do YOU think We cele-
brate the day appropriately
some people think they have not had
a merry 90 Christmas without getting
50 drunk they cannot walk. and raising
COWS with every one with whom they
Christmas trees are very enjoyable oc-
sa>l'u- where every one is merry and
happy with each other. enjoy reading
Aunt Susie's letters so much that al
WAYS read hers first. she must d.. "a
kind ana noodle. She is building lasting
.nouument in the hearts Of the Young
wish Aunt Susie ana au The cousin
a merry Christmas
Ilattie IIackuey Neva. Tenn Dear
ruHi.r. vf' ~, 1.es,tn- . t..-
the BEST J cam live in the state ~
ieuue--re. ir Johnson county. and live
country nte. W have some flowers
yet but Jack Frost has killed most Of
them. ! am great lover of The Con
stitution and like tp read the many let
tiers from the cousins go To school
most AN the tige. study geography.
grammar. arithmetic. reader and spell
ing
like to 20 to sunday school and learn
an can about the Bible That is the
most important thing for US To- learn
about. Who can tell me the date Christ
was born on? Our sunday school is get
ting up an entertainment for Christmas
that will he jolly for Ms. | will take
great pleasure IN helping my teachers to
get % up. Good wishes TO Aunt Susie.
NJ age is II.
Lucy Ferris ANA Su-N 800. Macon.
Miss par Junior: Tho snow is falling
in large flakes and we being Juniors are.
of course. IN high spirits. We attend
school ga the town. the Macon graded aud
high school We have a jolly crowd OF
Young people I'm our set We belong to
social club and have the social meetings