The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-01


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KINGDOM CORRESPONDENCE.
Clarence Wilson, Ft. Gaines. Cain re-
ply to inquiry from Mrs. Overstreet, Of
Chicago, published in The Constitution
of the 18th. | beg to state that f. B.
Oyerstreet lived in this place until about
April l. since which time he has resided
in Eufaula, Ala.
M. M. Eubank, Moody Ark. wants to
make proof that her husband John B.
Eubank served in the war in company
+. Twenty eighth regiment, Georgia,
would be glad to hear from anyone who
served with him, or if any one will
make proof to this effect they will great
ly oblige me and [ will return postage
or any expense they may be at to make
this proof.
Mrs s L. Mcclellan, Giddings, Tex
/ have been a subscriber to The Weekly
Constitution for several years and en-
ioy reading it very much. especially
the Woman's Kingdom and Bill Arp
letters. am in need Of an elderly lady
To live with me to do light work. | have
no one in family besides myself and will
pay good wages
Cecil Marlin, Royston Ga.-I'his is my
first time Of writing to you. ] take your
paper and dearly love it. But | come now
as many others do asking your kind as
sistance. IF there Is any Lospitable fam
lily that reads this letter and wants a
nice. quiet, obedient and well educated
girl of eighteen as one of the family
one who could make some childless home
hon 1F1lr rV.ff
Mrs. C. Bowden, Clarl1son. Ala
have a large quantity of very fine win
ter turnip seed that 7 will give to all
that will send dressedNstamped
envelope, . ounces OF seed. If more seed
are wanted, send postage and / will
send seed in a tagged sack. Our tur-
nips the past winter were very large and
salad SO abundant and early. they stood
the freeze in February. This variety is
sGwn by the most prominent farmers of
this section.
Miss f. Miller iIlondike, Text
have been q silent reader of The Consti-
tuition for years. l have often thought
of writing to tell you how much good
you are doing, but as / am shut-in
feared ! could not say anything OF in
terest. ! come asking advice on raising
canary birds-what 20 feed them with.
how to raise them and do you have
separate cages to raise them in2 l am
very much interested in them, as they
are company TO any one that is in the
house all the time like I am. 7 have
been an invalid. or rather a shut-in,
for years.
Miss Agnes Pridgen Kerr, N. C.-The
Constitution Is a welcome visitor in our
home each week l enjoy reading the
many nice letters from the sisters in
the Woman's Kingdom, also Bill Arp S
and Sarge Plunkett's. l come to in
auire for a cousin. When last heard
from was at White River, Cal. His
name is Henry &. Pridgen. Any one
seeing this that can give me any infor-
nation, l will be very glad. Before L
make my adieu, will say 10 all the King
dom readers that J, too, want to add to
what has already been said in praise of
Aunt Susie. What great and noble
woman she is. Long may She live to
reign queen of her Litue kingdom here.
Mrs. A. +. Darlington, West Point Ga.
1 write to ask Alva Goyne, Of Moody.
Ark, to please send my lace or the seed
| sent it to her some time ago, and then
l wrote to her. but never got any reply
L sent three and a quarter yards and |
am satisfied she received il for I put re-
tuA II On package ana Ietlcf. | nave q
book of music, words and notes. Here
are some, "Oh. Had ! Wings Like a
Dove Kangaroo Dance" 'The Old
Sundial' and many others, | will give
for best offer. Will answer all letters
that send stamp. / would like to hear
from the sisters that have S. l.. Wyan-
dotte eggs to exchange. ana Rhode Island
reds. too.
Mrs. G. w. Colley, Morgan, Ga.-Since
my last letter to the Kingdom, In which
/ made mention of my Gamer, [ have
received so many letters from far and
near-even far-off Brazil-not only the
sisters, but the men also seem greatly
interested in what | had to say and it
was. indeed, very gratifying to know I
had written a few words from which
little good might be derived. One sister
in her letter to me that my
letter in The Constitution came to her
''as an answer to q prayer and that still
gave me greater overflow of joy, for [
Go desire so much to be instrumental in
doing some good. 1t requires so much
time to write each sister a personal let
few of their questions. My Gamer cost
$3.50, weighs about 20 pounds, can be used
Indoors, out under the fruit trees or in
the garden, and no one doubts the supe-
rority Of fruits and vegetables freshly
gathered free from bruises and injury
by handling and hauling. The Gamer re-