The Atlanta constitution., 1902-11-17
KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.

KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
Mrs. Molle Dobbins, Jacksonville. Ala
| come In behalf of one who is I'm i'll
| health and is needing and wanting a
nurse and houseleeper. She prefers n
! lady between 30 and - years of age. and
| requires good references. She is widow
| lady with a small family. only two this
winter. and has a pleasant little home
near a church and i'm a good neignbor
| hood. and also a healthy locality. and
| can give good references For further
! information. write the postmistress at
| Dry Cove. Ala. / have colard and onion
! seed which | will give to those who VIII
! send postage.
Miss a. White. Glenlynn Miss.--I have
| had more calls for the beautiful grape
| begona than / can now fl but viii have
! more bulblets 10 mature soon and will say
! TO those whose letters have not been an
| swercd. don't be discouraged waiting. |
| shall still have enough for YOU. Your
! letters are all safely received and you
| snail get the bullets some time between
| now and Christmas
A misprint of bulbs for "bulblets' in
my other letter led some TO think they
| should get bulbs. but it is ons the little
bulblets that | can send in a letter
Mrs l.. Franklin. Pavo. Cal am n
reader Of the dear old Constitution and
! love the ng1om-always turn to that
! page first. next comes BIN Arps letter.
/ Hope 1t viii be the Dear Masters VIII
! for him and Aunt Susie to live many
1 years longer and continue to contribute
/ to our much-loved paper-The Constitu-
1 tion. Some Of the sisters are down on
! Plunketts letters. ] think he writes the
/ plain truths. ] am a widow lady With
I out incumbTance and desire the situation
/ Of housekeeper with some good. quiet
! family. If any who read tins need an
honest. reliable woman to fiji tnat posi-
| tion, write.
/ Mrs 5. *. OZment. Moody. Ark.-After
reading the many interesting letters in
the Woman's Kingdom / thought that
| would offer the sisters my garden seen
and onion buttons. We had a fine gar
den this year. and living far from mar
lIet have saved a lot Of garden seed
bunch ana pole beans, table peas. celestial
ana sweet pepper, asparagus and peas.
tomato and variety of flower
seed. ] have buttons OF the red shellots.
! or. as some call them, the everlasting
I onion. These once planted will continue
10 multiply from year to year. In the
spring YOU can draw out all but one
onion. ana the next spring there Will be
"A large bunch l don't think my red
multiplying onion need TO be described
They are the same that l.. IA. Baker. of
this office. has offered number of times.
They are all she claims for them. /
value them at 20 cents per quart. I am
old and feeble and q widow, and living
witn a widowed daughter. She plows.
plants and hoes her crops and has pcen
blessed this year with n good crop. l
have am afflicted daughter; has been af-
fiicted for thirty years now. She requires
almost the same attention that an infant
would require, and at times has no raind
at all. / can use anything IN the way
Of dry goods. calico or worstod scraps.
NV seed are all cnoioe seed anH will
send according To what you send me. /
would be glad 10 get letters Fl ON the
sisters but can't promise to answer them,
MS / am 50 nervous that L can hardly
write at all. Long live our queen. l
send 10 cents for the orphan children
Cassa-Dear FLORIDA Cracker" l liked
your letter and as you liked nonsense, l
thought 1 would write YOU a little. l
agree with YOU ia thinking a few more
letters of the Virginia Mont kind would
mako the Kingdom more interesting and
am glad we have Aunt Susie's permission
to write foolishuess IL 1t will cheer some
one. ] have never tried to ride an aX,
but nave tried the bicycle! Imagine
dark haired maiden plump in size, in
skirts astride q mans wheel, you Will
have some idea of the fancy figure l
made. / would rather not go into the de-
tails As / said before. / have not ridden
an OK yet, but have helped chase Year,
ings to be marked and branded. / cam
not throw rope iE the cowboy style, but
can slip up on % COW that objects TO
standing still TO be MIXED and slip
rope around aer hind leg-then persuade
her meant no harm at all. l am iirs.-
class hand at managing a COW, but do
not like the job of milking; that some
times falls to my lot to DO. / nave at
such times thought il was good uhlng
[ have never gotten into the habit of
carrying a pistol or the COW and might
have fought a duel. We have some that
have not been brought up in tne way
they should 20; these are sometimes
troublesome. ] have had the pleasure OF
seeing some good plays; also Fields min
strels which / enjoyed very much. In the
latter Teddy Roosevelt was represented
as fierce looking little man with a large
pistol. who rode madly about on the stage
on a carpenters wooden horse. often
think of that play when / read of Mr..
Roosevelt doing something unusually
smart If | had your address | would
send you 4 few papers with interesting
letters in tnem. / win join you in asking
Virginia Mont to come again, and as you
said if she has ridden an OK, tell us all
about 1t or any other funny experience.
IA Sister," Nebo. Ga.-As some one has
suggested that we write about things
other than our troubles and as We can
live good and not go around with long
face. | thought / would give the sisters
funny experience l had with balSy
horse not long ago. a friend of mine
came over and suggested that we go
and get box of white mud. Every
farmers wife knows what white mud is.
We get it from some ditch in field and
use 1t for whitewashing about the house
instead of lime. Well, we decided to 20
i'm a road cart, as we did not have very
far to 20. She said she would furnish
the horse and we both knew II was