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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22
Cardinal Vaughan Is Dead.

London, June 21.-The Very Rever-
end Herbert Vaughan, cardinal and
archbishop of Westminster. died at
midnight, Saturday. Cardinal Vaughan
was born April IS, 1882. lie became
archbishop of Westminster in 1892. lie
had been i'll more than three months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Mrs. Abbie Written has gone to Mass
achusetts to spend the summer with rela-
tiVeS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Fred L. Howe has improved the looks
of his place by painting and other re-
pairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Mrs. Dan Bowman has gone to Show
hogan to visit at her old home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Mrs. 3. F. Rackliff spent Sunday
with relatives in Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Edward Parker, who is now employed
at Milton, N. H., is in town for few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Walter Tozier of Auburn, spent SUM-
day in town with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Miss Elose Totman is visiting friends
in Augusta and Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Miss Cynthia Pratt is visiting relatives
in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

Miss Alden Luce is confined to her
house by illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22

B. +. Rackliff passed Sunday in New.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-22
FAIRFIELD.

Miss Cynthia Pratt is visiting relatives
in Portland.
Miss Alden Luce IS confined to her
house by illness.
Miss Eloise Totman is visiting friends
In Augusta and Gardiner.
Mrs. B. F. Rackliff spent Sunday
with relatives in Clinton.
Walter ToZier of Auburn, spent Sum-
day in town with relatives.
Mrs. Dan Bowman has gone to Show
hogan to visit at her old home
Miss Eva York spent Sunday with
friends and relatives in Oakland.
Mrs Abbie Written has gone to Mass
achusetts to spend the summer with rela-
tives.
Fred L. Howe has improved the looks
of his place by painting and other re-
pairs.
Edward Parker, who is now employed
at Milton, N. H., is in town for few
days.
B. T. Rackliff passed Sunday in New
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17
PIANOS, MUSIC

Don't by thanp beres or agony tanks Fith pretty cases ard nandpl-n attach neatf, such as irresponsible Ramatlc paddlers palm off as iigh grade instru- nents, but if yol insist on that kind ot goods we can supply you for SJ75.OO to S200.O0, tic
 We would much rather sell you an instrument that can be guaranteed, such as the BALDWIN CO.'S Pianos awarded grand priX and cross of the Legion of HoHor, Paris Exposition 1900. The HAMILTON. made by the BALD WIN CO, diploma and silver medal, Paris 19G0. The CHICKERING & SONS REHR BROS, FISCHER. MASON & HAMLIN, KIMBALL PIANOS. Terms Easy.
 THE PIANOLA, ANGELUS AND
 SIMPLEX SELF-PLAYERS.
 MUSIC. STRINGS and MUSICAL M MERCHANDISE. New music at half price. Popular Ice music.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17

it. That incident occurred very soon after it's passage. A few months ago it was amended and fixed up as seemed to meet the eXiSorcies of the case but TO one has ever been fined for it's violation. It's only value was that if an officer happened to think about it when he saw 1t grossly violated he could use it as threat to prevent a re- petition of the violation. The matter was brought before the council last night by MT. Sanders. He called atten-
 tion to the fact that of late there has
 been a growing tendency among invaI- ids who are here in large numbers at this season of the year, to violate this ordinance disregarding the signs that the health officer has placed in vari- ous public places. The greatest evil and the one that has most impressed Mir. Sanders. is the fact that about the only place in the city where an invalid can sit and sun himself is on the benches that line the walks on the city plaza. These are full the greater part of the time on sunshiny days and the invalids, too greatly interest ed in their own sad plight to think of others. expectorate profusely in front of these benches. 1t makes that par
 ticular spot the chief source of infec-
 tion in the city. Then on Sunday af-
 terncons the benches are filled with women who thoughtlessly allow their
 little children to roll around in the
 dust and sand in front of them, right
 where the sick people have been ex-
 pectorating all week. In this way the
 most susceptible. the little ones who are ailing mere or less all the time,
 are exposed to contagion where it is
 the most viruIent. MT Sanders moved
 that the benches on the plaza be taken
 into the city hall cellar during the
 week and brought out again Sunday
 afternoons for the band concerts Mr. Shctt opposed the motion on the ground that if there were no benches the inval- ids would sit on the city hall steps, etc. The motion was eventually lost,
 the mayor and MT. Sanders supporting it. but another motion was passed which a majority of the council thought would bring better results That was that the marshal and police enforce the ordinance now on the books. It is rot intended to be cruel in it's enforcement but call the atten- tion O. offenders to it's existence q, d then if they do not ob.crve t 1rrest them. It is thought this will have a tendency to break up the habit of pro-
 miscuous spittiag all over the city.
 It is admitted of course that sick lrecp.e must eXpectCrate somewhere but if they do not choose to carry pocket
 cuspidcre the least they can do is to cross the sidewalk to the gutter
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
Devotsd Mainly to Consideration of
 the Expsctorating Public.

There was an adjourned meeting of the city council last night at which nothing sensational occurred though a matter of considerable importance was attended to in the council instructing the rigid enforcement of the anti-s pit ting ordinance.
 The city printing committee after the repeated submission of bids was fin ally awarded to the Gazette.
 J. c. Adams and J. L. B. Alexander representing the citizens water works committee appeared before the coun- cil and requested that consideration of the proposed bond election ordinance go over till the regular March meet ing of the city council. The request was made for the reason that the legis- lature had not yet acted on the bill in which the citizens committee is in- terested. The request was granted.
 Councilman Sanders then called the attention of the council to what has been in the past and still is, one of the questions that make the city govern ment hesitate between it's duty to the residents of the city whom they serve, and its sympathy for suffering humani- ty in general. namely the so-called splitting ordinance. Its purpose, as ev- cry reasonable person must know by this time, is rot to work a hardship on any person who is already sorely afflicted, but the council feels that it must do something for the protection of those who are hourly being subject ed to possible infection from tubercu- lOsis germs.
 The history of the splitting ordinance is that it was first drawn by Pierce Evans who was city attorney some years ago, and who is the only man who was ever arrested and fined under
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17

When man is drowning his rescue is question of timely help. It is the same thing Ill disease. Many time the doctor says of a man whose condition IS hopeless, vIf you'd begun in time you might have been cured"
 This Is especially true when the dis ease affects the lungs. Delay is danger ous. The timely use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will result in a quick cure of deep seated coughs, bronchitis, and weak lungs. Even when hemorrhages have been frequent and profuse uGolden Medical Discovery has been used time and again with the result of g perfect and permanent cure Mir. McCauley, of Leechburg, Armstrong Co.,, Pa, had eighty-one henorrhages, and after other medical aid had failed he was completely cured by the use of "Golden Medical Discovery"
 Accept no substitute for vGolden Med ical Discovery" There is no other med icine just as good for "wealc " lungs.
 VI was in poor health when I commenced taking Dr PieEces medicine, writes Mir. Elmer Lawler, ot Volga, Jefferson O.. Ind. VI had stomach. kidney, heart and lung troubles. Was not able to do any work. had a severe cough and hemorrhage of the lungs. but after using your medicine while commenced to gain in strength and flesh, and stopped coughing right away Took about SIX bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery then, and last spring had Grippe and 1t settled on my lungs, leaving me with severe cough I had the doctor but he didn't seem to help me any; I commenced your medicine again and took three or four bottles of the Discovery and two vials of Dr. Pierce's Pellets. and that strengthened me up. I feel like different person I gladly recou- mend your medicine to ali sufferers, for I know it cured me-
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, paper covers is sent free on re- ceipt of 2I one-cent stamps to pay ex- pense of mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N Y.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17
The Read to Wealth.

On the second page of this issue of The Republican will be found an ,d- Vertisement of the Home Savings Bank and Trust company which comments itself to all who are desirous of better ing their financial condition. This bank pays interest at the rate of per N.nt per annum on all deposits left as long as three months. and the depcsitors may withdraw at any time. Account: can be opened in any amount from one dollar up either in person or by mail A handsome nickel steel safe is fur nished free to these who wish to save their odd change. These little safes can be made profitable investment by de- posting their contents with the Home Savings Bank and Trust company.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-17
A. RedwiII & Sons
 PHOENIX, ARiZ.

We are the pioneer piano and music men of the southwest and carry the largest stock south of San Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20
7 remain your little friend.
BESSIE KITTINGER.

Petersburg. Va. Dec. 12th. 1903.
Dear Santa Claus: as 1t Is near
Christmas thought would write to you
to lot you know what ! want you to bring
me Christmas eve night, ! want you to
Bring me little black velvet horse and
want a little wagon and horse hitched
to II, and bring me little engine With
twc flats and two box cars, THAT Is all
the toys ! want this Christmas except
SOME candy and some nuts and oranges,
apples, want some fire works two.
WILLIAM LEE KITCHEN.
ZIG West st.
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Richmond. Va, Dec. Is, 1908.

Richmond. Va, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: This is my first Lett
ter that / have ever written to you. So
now will tell you what want. want
n soldier suit, tool cheat, q 'lrum.
pair OF boots, q gun and anything else
you choose to bring me. f5s..a B VI
Yours SI,ll,.5s
LEON try Err.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-20

Dear Santa: want You to bring mo
doll-haby cradle and doll-baby bed and
a dol-baby carriage and some nuts and
peanuts and candy and figs and grapes
and apples and some bananas. II you can.
i would like you 10 bring me q ring. !
win put the size Of my finger In the letter,
hope you cun bring mo some OF these
thinps Fl
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Richmond. Va, Dec Il, 1908,

Dear Santa Claus: Please do not
forget me, am the only little girl In
The house, want tricycle., willow
rocker, a small Infant doll dressed IN red
silk. a bed and set of furniture and plenty
aS Malaga grapes ard oranges.
p, 8. please don't forget my cousins
little Willie Wllkerson and Walter Belt,
i forgot want a tslnk, live COZ 9. ISL
/, MINNIE NJ. WILKERSON'
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Richmond, Va, Dec. Is, 1900

Richmond, Va, Dec Is, 1900 4
Dear Santa Claus: am going to wrlte
sou a real nice little letter. l am only.
a little boy years old, but try to DO
good and mind Mamma and Papa. and
love Papa 1G aud II and 10 bushels and
go to sleep in his arms every night when
he sings pretty little horses, am not
going to ask for much. want Patrol
and some little toys, some candy, nuts,
oranges, and a Christmas Tree. and any
thing else YOU may choose to bring me. II
you only do this for mol will be good
another year. Yours truly,
PRESTON DAY.
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Richmond, Va, Dec. nth, 1907
Dear Santa CLAUS: write tnls
uttle note 10 let YOU know what want,
please bring me a big doll, a doll swing,
q watch, q Christmas tree full Of pretEy
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forget to bring Shirley some thing nice.
Address Denny Street, Richmond Va. l
remain your little girl,
Is ANNIE B. SCHMIDT.

Dear Santa Claus: don't expect much
OF you this Christmas. all want is a
Large sled. Story book, tho life Of Stone
wall Jackson, game. fireworks, 2 pounds
negro toes. pd English walnuts, Of
French candy DOE Oranges, horn,
Raisins, figs dates and some more good
things and hope have not asked for too
much. Good bye. From your friend,
WILLIAM PENN aWORRELL,
1901 N. 21st St.
P. S. please don't forget papa and mama
and our little brother.
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Richmond. va. December "A. 1903.
You know that I've been good Fiji II. ana ana
studied hard at scho3l al: and T RiI r SIIII
va po nF drTessed new. Tamoshanta pair
az fingered gloves. box Of ,hankercfiefs.
and any things else youwill bring mel e. "
nearly 10 years old and live at slo s OUT
Cherry ST. I'll go to bed early and won't
peep. Good bye Santa. Ny n name s
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Richmond. Va, December Is, 1908.
NOOK "a led Foxy Grandpa" a cup and
saucer. fireworks. candy. nuts, ralslns and
any thing else you choose to bring
o''1 RAY Nv. CLARKE,
Zoos East Marshall Street.
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TIE Cheapest Cash or Credit Store IN the City.

things, and fill my stocking full OF good
things. and any thing else you think will
suit little girl Years Old that goes
School every day. from yo;.r little Friend.
RUBY o, BERRY, 81
s2a N. $26 st.
Christmas. 1903,
Dear Santa Claus; would like
you to bring me big doll and q pair
shoes and gloves, AS ! am getting q Bis
CIR! now do not want much. will close
now Wishing you a merry Christmas from y
KATE Koss.
Christmas. 1909.
Dear Santa Claus: am q little
girl four years old. and live at ZOOS
East Main ST., want you to bring mo q
little doll and u set OF dishes and build,
Ing blocks, AS this Is all ] want Will
cloe. from your little girl,
Christmas, 1903.
Dear Santa Claus; am little
boy Ii years old. and want you TO bring
me large wagon and overcoar. Good
FRED goss.
Henrlco. Va, Dec. 70, 1903.
Dear Santa Clause; Please bring
me a nice baby-trunk and some nlce
clothes for my doll and any thing else
YOU wish for me to have, ! am so glad
you are co ming to visit Us again, Loyinsly
Your Little Friend, u,
\ JEAN q. WILLIAMS.
4 Brook Road "
CONTINUED On Tyeltth Passl al
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Richmond. Va. december Il. 1908
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring me 2
policeman's suit and patrol wagon ana nei
some candy and nuts little gun. Go oo
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Richmond, Va, Dec. II, 1905
Dear Santa Claus: please bring me n
doll baby and a go cart Trycikle, and
bed for my doll baby. some nuts. and
candy. am your little girl
ROBBIE JAMES.
~ 1911 w Broad St.
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Dear Old Santa Claus, We ars. two lit-
Tia twins and would like for you to come
again this Christmas to see u.s. We want
Two dolls, one for each one OF us. and two
carriages to put our dolls ~, Santa, We
pwant q tub and WAS hboard to wash 0As
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Richmond. va. December Il. 1903
Dear santa Claus: Please bring; me q
big doll and a prayer book and hy S1
and some candy and nuts: S1oou Dye
Your Dear Little Girl.
.8 " LOUISE HARRIS,
34OS East Marshall Street
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Dec. 10, l9G3.
Dear Santa Clause: am a little boy
four years old live at No. EOS N. 2lst
ST. l want you to bring me Xmas
Hook and Ladder Truck like my Papa
has down the Truck House And BIZ
cycle that can ride down to see my
Gradma Clarke. will be n good little
boy and go to bed at s o'clock and shut
my eyes tight. know you will bring mo
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81 Dec. 10. 1909.
Dear Old Santa: You will please be so
Kind as to bring me a baby carriage ana
set OF dishes and some good things. You
will oblIgo LENA sFATTILLO.
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Rlchmond, Va, Dec. 4, 1908

Richmond, Va, Dec. I. 1908.
Dear Santa; thought as mother and
father are gone to church would write
TO yop I would like for you to brns
me chair for my desk, ! want You 20
bring me a sleigh, too, ! want you ~
bring little brother a rattler also I'm
eight years old.
WILLIE QUARLES,
1910 West Marshall Street,
Barton HEIGHTS, yan Dec y. 1908
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Dear Santa CLAUS: 1'leuse bring tic q
velocipede. pair reins, a knife, and some
nuts, dovil In the band box. IL a
, "a. s Your friend,
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Manchester. Va. December, =, ! !, ! 1909 o.,
three Years of age and want YOU 20
Bring me q picture Book and q lot:siped
and a nice horn and some nice marbles
and some candy and nuts and anything
else you chose to Bring. Good BY.
From your Darling Boy.
55 ALBERT GREEN,
116t T., Fifth Street. $f
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CLYDE BALDWIN COBB,
1923 West Cary Street.

Richmond. Va. December II, 1909,
Dear santa Claus:I am little SIT ten
years old, I don't want much this Christ
mas. Please Bring, me Doil and a STOVE.
works, candy. nuts, and any thing you
think will suit Il little girl. Good Bye,
SHF MYRTLE CARROLL,
"a 1910 Fairfield Street.
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Richmond, Va. December a., 1903, !
forget to come to our house: / will tell
myself. want, a patrol wagon. long
cracl,ers, Wnifred wants large baby
and nice carriage with a parasol; g plano N
and a horn, BRING me plane also 50 !, we ,,e
SICK sic Please bring us lots of things.
Your nice boy. -,on, Il
5H1s - 2oQ, West Cary Street, II
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Richmond. Va December 10. 1908,
NV Dear Santa: Please bring me %
paper doll, ring, bookbag, pletnre pof2ks
is.sIey. games, nanuherchleis, llfe-
works candies, nuts, and please dress my
Big doll over, Good by
From your little girl,
am " years old, .py pounYr
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From your little twins,
LEoI44A AND VIOLA ALLEN.
210 N. Eighteenth st.
eve are eight years ODD

Richmond. Va. December u, 1908
Dear Santa Clause: That you nave oesn
always SO kind to me, | Will only nsk
You this year for q Scroll Saw. u WatcA
and some fireworks,
ou'' FRANK 5IIEACOCK,
l400 Floyd Ave,
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Your dear little boy,
~ ROBERT HARMS.
S40S East Marshall Street.
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Dear Santa Claus: / write to tell YOU
wIar ! Want for Amas, Well 70 pes1N
T!th,, nook Ma Case pin I Writing paper and
MI nv STOCKING with nuts and candles
VAE Yours Respectfully,
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Richmond, Va, Dec, is, 1903.
Dear Santa: ! am q little girl Il years
old, and l want YOU TO bring mo doll
carriage tea set and horn. Some nuts
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njchn,ond, Va, pecember IS. 1909,

Dear Santa Claus thought | would
tell YOU what want Xmas want
ring anu a pair of gloyes and some hand M,
not not forget ny little brothers, The Oldest
wants Hobby horse and g. whip TO Whip
dr drum NY middle brother. wants a ,shoo-
fiy, drum and q lot Of other things
And my baby brother wants q ia Tier and
any olner tnlnGs. nope you VIII Aot
forget any body.
Yours truly, ,,>,,,,ne
Richmond, va, December 10, 1903
Dear Santa. 7 thought would drop
YOU a few lines and tell you w hat 4 want
x want o nose guard, q pair pr tootDa!l
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Manchester. Va November 90 1899. (.
Dear Santa Clause: am little q {, ,, !. 10y g,
= nair, Of boots and a nice picture Book
ana Some rIeo Ky rockets and hole lot Of
roman candles and a Box OF thunder Ct
Boaits and Pacage OF fire BRACKETS any ny
n : nice pair OF Gloves and that's all.
Good BY, IN. -. 3
80 -, GARLAND GREEN.
116 y. Fifth Street.
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E8g,fs-. ~ i-stt PRESTON 0AY..3|
1'- : -,
q Dec; 49, 1908.
Dear Old santa: You will please be so
Lind os to2hrInp ma = baby. ca rriage anu
.et ~ dishes tnnt some good things. You
? viii ohIIpo 7 LENA PArTILLO.
p,chn,ond Va Dec 10. 1903.
Dear santa: am a ,ltue s.la n.y. we ,,,e
SiA , iun'nS Nv ,aw.nv hracelet and a
,,,oor,ono IT Want Won 10 bring mo a lot
~ r,hherF tovs 81 can cut my teeth as
Il ,,n'am't anv Vet. You must not fall
70 como.
$..1sV5 Your little girl, Isl
LOIS v. GILL,
5o4 West Cary st,
ta,rmou ut,
,,,t,a NV bring him ball, horn, wagon,
iittia Morse on wheels, blocks and lots of
other toys. as you have for little boys
YOU know best, Candy and NUTS Good
bye, From
J. ALVIN, RUTHERFORD WORRELlL.
Y. 1901 N, alst 81,
Paramount
about tired reading our letters as have
npou. , ~ tnsni,ht plensc read this one
wet Hid Is nv little brother 5 months old
,o% need not bring hin, anything 70 eat.
~ bn has only two teeth bring him :.
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babies clothes In, O set Of dishes. and a
plano. Santa, please bring US whole
lot of fire works, oranges, candy and APP
pies Dear Santa you know we want q
horn to make some fuss with, too, On!
Santa, forgot to tell you we want q
devil In band box. We have been GOOD
and wlll cry 20 BE- good until you come.
Good bye @ ag
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FRED KOss,

Continued on Twelfth Psssa
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Richmond, Va. Docemhet1tt ,d ~ ~, iyo Ien
Dear santa Clause; am lllele W. 'e.t
Years old. Ny name Is GraSSe E9ltz z, !
five on ll2O West Avenue, Rennghhu a y M,
~ MINI, ao .,ist Gs..s,ul4s, alrho am many
niles away from where was living then ,,n';
gong q tel! y0u f %he uhrly Wnas soI
y! 70, pFIs In ,iic doll, some nice books. u
Mae board az little Wrtlng desk some
sandy and E $oygs deS Wne safFa i've nope
st FROM SouF CRAZE FULTH.
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Richmond, Va. December II. 1908
Dear Santa Claus. am little glrl ~
Years old, Please bring mo Il lamp, q
aoll ana Baby carriage, That 10 all ]
want with some candy and nuts
foufs Maine aI1ifi S. M'DoNoUGH.
1912 Fairfield Street.
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Barton HEIGHTS, yap Dec u. 1908
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pants and some nuts and candy ana
that's all.
Yours s.s tr yV92yX'1.rER cHEArHAM.

-1-' -l,- IN n -.-- ~ I{lChWOnQ, va.
Dear Santa Claus: I am nice little $
boy With pretty eRrs Piaye 9 hdra m aome
nut5 ce sp paok psst sha f1 and ana an
me rnaA and j viii be Il fine largo BOY ! re-
T 4 9TrA G t'fi5S' ff.YNIH OODyDoRs
<. Address. Church Hill