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valuable Hunting Doq.

Seer Massa's hunting dog Carlo dis
appeared from home in Shamokin, Pa,
the other morning and went into the
mountains. He returned in the after
noon with two rabbits, which he de.
posted at the feet of his master. The
dog had broken the necks of the bon.
MES.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

The crowned heads of every nation.
The rich men. poor men and misers
All join in paying tribute to
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
H. Williams, San Antonio. Tex, writes
Little Early Riser Pills are the best l
ever used in my family. %unhesitat-
ingly recommend them to everybody.
They cure constipation, biliousness.
sick headache, torpid liver. %jaundice.
malaria, and all other liver TOT les.
E. G. Patterson & Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04
m.yeraey IN NenrasKa.

In proportion to. its population Ne
braska has fewer illiterates than any
other state in the union, with the
states of Iowa, Oregon, Ohio and Kan.
sas following it closely in their re-
spective order. Massachusetts, which
ranked first ten years ago, now ranks
ninth.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

DR.. Kohler of Minneapolis viii be in
Bismarck for a short visit the first week
in January. He can be seen profess
sionally at DR.. Kershaw's office on
Monday and Tuesday, Jan. ) and 6 only.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04
Prison With a History.

The Chateau DIFF, a prison on an
island at the mouth OF the harbor,
has harbored some illustrious person
ages. Mirabeau was imprisoned here
a. the instance of his father in 1774
because of his riotous living and way.
ware life, and Edmond Dantes, the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

A copy of Reeds Rules OF Order
NAV help you win a parliamentary dis
pute. On sale at the Capital BOOK
Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

Reeds Rules of Order, the official
settler of parliamentary disputes in
the legislature, on sale at the Capital
Book Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

Post yourself on parliamentary law.
Reeds Rules of Order is the official
book. For sale at Capital Book Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04
This Seasons Florida Service Via
Pennsylvania Lines.

Will leave Chicago Union Station S:45
p. m, running via Louisville, LeXing-
ton, Atlanta and Macon to Jacksonville
and st. Augustine. commencing Jan
uary 5th. 1903. Get posted by con
sulting H. r. Dering. A. G.. p. Agt.,
24S South Clark St. Chicago, by tele-
gram or letter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

Reeds Rules for sale at Capital
Book Store.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

GEE what we have to offer men to learn the
- barber trade. Years saved by our method
of free work, expert instructions, etc. Tools
presented board provided positions p%lentitul
Write Moler Barber College. Minneapolis,
MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-04

Install Officers--The local lodge of
Odd Follows held their annual install
lation of officers at their hall last night
and the following officers were in
stalled: John Wray. n. G.; Frank
Burt. V. g.; VIM. Gorsuch. secretary,
and p. II. Burton, treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19
Mariorie,s visit.

IT was about the middle of the FUN.
MGR took my trip to Rebccrais home,
which was about seven miles from my
hpme. We could on the electric car. so IL
did not take us long. We left home
about O'Clock and got TO the station
at 2. where We were met by ReDecca
and her mamma. in the wagon. We jump
ed into the wagon and arrived at me
house at $3.50. After greeting tho family
had not seen for eight years. RebecGa
and / Joined hands and went TO NE
orchard and ate all kinds Of fruit. we
then walked around generally. RcDecch
explaining the different plants and am
mails TO me. we were then called to d dnwn
to genuine country dinner. chicken cooa n,
ed IN every style; vegetables and PIES o., 1a
every kind. We then took a nap IN tne
cool hall. Later In the, Afternoon, no, ,,,o ws
took walk In tho woods to get 1no ss
and ferns. when We reached the woo .t
we sat down in the shade under er tna
trees to take rest. and drink IRON ,,f,
the spring that dubbed nearby. W.
then returned to the house and ~ was IS
soon time TO 70 home after day long 10
MINNIE J.. CURR1E.
No 1900 Brooke Avenue
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There once lived young man whose
name was Jimmie, He had beautiful
dog. He was a black dog. with long.
shaggy hair: lie was good dog. too, and
obcyed his master. He was a good hun-
ter, lie used to drive the COWS home
every night and he could laugh and would
shake hands with YOU. His master had
e tame rabbit, and one day he got away
and scampered off to tho woods, and the
little boy thought Of him no more. But
ono day Jimmie went hunting with Jack,
and In few minutes he heard Jack bark,
and in another minute Jack came bound
Inc back with the tame rabbit In his
mouth. The rabbit was not even hurt.
although he WAS very much frightened.
One day Jimmia's master went fishing
and while he was fishing he lost his
footing and fell Into the water Jack.
right behind him. caught him by his coat
tall and pulled him out, and after that
the people changed his name TO Hero,
because he saved his ma ster's life.
THOMAS W. ROBINSON.
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Adventures of a Ball.

II have not always been old" said
certain rubber ball to n broken top lying
near him. II used 10 be as new as any
ball you ever saw
when was young / stayed in large
box on the top shelf In a store. with
dozens of other balls 10 keep me com
pany There we stayed for months.
II did not like that dark place much.
wanted 10 travel about. At last got
my desire. for one day boy came into
the store and asked for ball. The box
was taken down and / was handed TO
him Ffc pushed me rudely In his pocket,
paid the man and walked out. soon
struck UP lively conversation with
the other things into his pocket. There
were peanuts. strings. old nails, spools
and sticks. all 1nmbled in one pocket.
After awhile le took mo out and squeezed
me once or twice to hear me slueal.
Then he commenced to throw me UP In
the air liked this. and gazed all about
me at the scenery.
Presently we came to branch and ne.
happening to miss catching me. ] fell
right into the branch and floated down
stream. He ran after me. and would
have caught me had / not gone over a
waterfall into the depths below, where
immediately sank out Of sight The
boy, whose name was Henry. sprang
nimbly over after me. But 100 iate.
was out of sight After fru!tless at
tempt to stir me up with a stick he left.
and, suppose. went home stayed IN.
that dark hole long hime. occasionally
speaking to fish. And very probably
I would have been there now. had not
Henry come to fish one day. and MS
hook got caught In me. After awhile
nc took his hook out for something. and
Imagine his surprise when he saw me.
why. there is my BALI he exclaimed
Pretty soon we went home. and It
seemed he would never tire Of playing
with me. But constant use soon MAKES
one old. so soon got so old and dirty.
and began to rip. Finally I became so
ripped that I was no longer any good,
SO was stored in this box"
Scarcely had the ball finished speak
ing when Henry came In, took him out,
glued him back together, Giided him,
ard set lin on the parlor mantel for an
ornament.
Here will stay all the time And he
gazed around him with the utmost sat
isfaction.
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Instruction And Entertainment For The Young
lttlo birds found It and made their nests

lttIe birds found It and made their nests
with 1t.
the rest Of my life, when one day
man passed by and picked me up.
~ declare It's a doll" he exclaimed, as
he walked on. "'1ll take 1t to Helen; may
be she would like It,
After walking on for some time ne AT
length stopped sssSre VIII pretty vx Az n he
opened the gate little girl ran to meet
"oh, father. she exclaimed. what on
"a doll that found by the road" he
answered. YOU may have 1t II you
"Oh, yes indeed: want Il very inuen.
This kind little girl made me nice
new dress. put some more llalr on s.s
hea Il and ,.ainted soma color In my faoeq1
checks. Her name Is Helen Gordon.
suppose you know her, 49,. .,,,,,np
att was I. Thank you ever 80 much LOT
"IIelen. Helen. wake UP, my dear ana
come TO supper" called her mother.
WHY, mother. have l really Deem
as ! should think So" laughed her mother.
GOht I'm so sorry" said Helen. mourn
fuliv. then It was a dream after az.
but can't help thinking It's truo JUST
''e BY MARY WARREN MAY.
waverly Sussex county, va.
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MANY CONTESTANTS ENTER
MOTHER GOOSE CONTEST

the number OF cor
Contest have received and the
Il. .
waiting there VIII be me
prizes viii be given 70
sending the best
that editor wishes Give the T. D. e
plainly oo
sent in this week without 'e aaoes ana
u CT
painting by
In Of painting
will himself: once nenDer Oh me
u c. who made a The Times dispatch
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The Dolls r1arriage.

Two little children sat upon the nur-
.ery floor. IT was just pouring down ra'H
outside. They had Played everything
their little heads could think about, and
were wishing II would stop raining 10
they could 20 out. when Helen, who was
five years old, jumped UP and exclaimed;
Lets have, dolls marriage MI
right was the answer from Lillian, WHO
was only four years old. These little
girls had a lot Of dolls and pretty
dresses. too. Helen dressed the bride up
In white dress, and then ran 10 mother
for veil, but she did not nave any,
but she gave piece OF ny net and helped
her to ut II. When Helen went ,lpstaiFs
Lillian had the groom all dressed They
got all the others dressed and ready.
they began to set the tea table. l.i'lon
went 10 the cook and got some crackers,
chccse and tea. They went into tle
drawing room to invite mother, pnt sne
had headache and begged TO De e1 ,,s
So they went back upstairs and had
good time. After the wedding lAian
said: big people put their marriage IN
the paper. SO let's do II, too.
This was the notice given to father the
next morning:
Mr.. NJ. S. Jones TUESDAY u. 1903. 3 r. N.
The bride wore white muslin over white
linen, and carried big bunch OF beautl--
fnl daisies. The maid OF honor was MISS
Delight ITlemminG, and the brldesfnalos
were Misses Laura Clifton and BARBRA
Bruce.
g',,,s couple left after a magnificent
supper for an extended Northern tour.
do not KNOW II 1t appeared ~ the
paper or not. and II you would IKE TO
know you would have to hnd out from
's'"e'' ~ ''' MINNIE sTARR1TT,
Barton Heights. Va.
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Rows interrupted Nap.

Little Roy Finncy's favorite place was
under the wheat stack. where ne "ouio
take a nap almost every day.
Ono day Mr.. Flnney decided TO maui
UP the wheat the next day. :,
So the hands were up early tho next
morning hauling the wheat. They mao
almost finished when all at once, What
should they see. but Roy sticking on the
ond of ono OF the pitchforks. and landing
head foremost on the wagon?
How surprised Roy was when he WOKE
I'm to find himself on the wagon.
Mr. Finney ran quickly to see IT no had
been hurt. but he had been picked up by
his clothes and was not hurt at all,
How glad they all were when they saw
that he was not hurt.
After this Roy would so in tho barn.
where the wheat had been hauled to take
his nap.
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A Little Hero.

Dear Editor.--I received my badge a few
DAVIS ago; liked It very much. I send you
vet another story called "a Hero.
CHAPTER T.
Little Tom Escourt was very fond OF
playing in the sand near the leyecs. Tom
and his little friends played very much
there.
His mother was a poor woman, her
husband was dead, and consequently She
had to earn her own living. Tom was one
day playing by the lcvee by himself,
RS usual. when suddenly he saw small
stream Of water coming out OF tho lcvce.
He knew what 1t was. What can I do was
his first thought. Quickly he thrust UP his
arm into tho break.
CHAPTER II.
The first thing he did after he put his
hand In the break was TO say his prayers.
Tile water was fast wetting his clothes.
He had his hand nearly out, but he
pushed 1t In saying, Fear so away from
me trying to thwart my plans from saving
the little town. 1t was fast growing dark
and the little boy was nearly freezing.
Tom was good singer, so at once Gas he
thought he was dying. he began+tos sing
very softly:
Jesus lover of my soul.
Lot me to thy bosom 7y,
While tho nearer waters roll.
What Is that! said n man who was
walking by7 At onca-he spied tiie cause,
and running at once TO get some men,.
soon returned with some twenty-odd men.
CHAPTER III.
All had shovels full OF earth when they
took the boy away. All went into the
hole and filling 1t up In few minutes.
Every ono was crowding Toms humble
cottage With many thanks. This break
won many warm friends for Tom Els.
court.
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Jimn,ie,s Misfertunes.

Jimmie rolled out OF he'd one bright Au-
gust morning well equipped for walk In
the woods. He started very early. and
walking little ways he came to a very
steep hill. He managed to get to the top,
but, sad, to say. he came tumbling down
into a creek. bursting his head open. He
ran home and his mamma doctored It and
he set of again fresh as ever. He walked
"a little ways and became very thirsty,
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r1ax snd Rastus.

Rastus is little fox terrier and Max
Is his master. Rastus will follow Max
to school sometimes. and sit up IN the
scat with him until he got tired. and then
he would run around and the teacher
would put him out OF school. Then he
would wait around until Max came out
and then go home with him. He is three
gears old, with white feet. have seen
him do a lot OF tricks:
ISAAC SMITH.
Eastman, Va.
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and presently he eamc e a nice, shady
spot will, spring b,ibbing near; he
stopped to take a drjng. but tumbeG In.
getting very wet lie got IN and tire
water was dripping from his clothes. lie
wrung them as well as he could and they
soon dried. Walking ON again he came 10
n herd OF cattle He was horned by one
aid was very badly hurt. He was found
and carried home, and he never forgot his
day of SO many Inisfortunes.
SOPHIE CURRfE.
1eNn Brook Road: aged eleven yoars.
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Name the City.

Ny first is in rat. but not IN cat;
Ny second is In piece. but not In peace;
My third Is in can. but not in ran;
MY fourth is in hen, but not in pen;
Ny nth is in man, but not In pan:
nv sixth Is In born. but not In barn;
My seventh is in new. but not in pew;
Ny eighth Is In dice. but not in mice:
NV whole Is a large city in Virginia
HENRY NJ. TAYLOR,
Eastman, Albemarle county, Va.
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Once man had two dogs-Dash and
sport-Dash was an old dog and Sport
q young dog. Ono day tho gentleman that
owned the two dogs went away.
The two dogs got to fighting and Dash
killed Sport. a hired man buried Sport
When the man came home he missed
Sport He asked the colored man what
had become OF Sport, he said Dash had
killed Sport
The man went and killed Dash. The
very next month tho man was hung at
court.
r5aoover va
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O
ofab
leaving
ddessnh konth ecoupon ito
for
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RICHMOND VA
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Under the Maple.

Under the maple grand and tall.
'Tis something there-I'll tell you all;
A little violet hung its head,
And then to me 1t said:
Don't pluck me in my youthful life,
For now YOU re / have a wife.
ESTHER WEINSTEIN.
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warrenton. n. c.. July H. 1903
Editor Childrcn's Page. Dispatch:
Dear ,sir,-You say you will be glad TO
hava the children Of Richmond and .Vir-
Forth Carolina. Ny father subscribes to
your paper, and II you are willing.
would like to Join the. r. .. Club and get
you to send me badge yasrs ir, am ten years
o'a' LAURA p. BHuGKswtELL.
Warrenton, N. G.
Cwhy. OF course: We want the chill. chill,
dren Of North Carolina ma, az y ven Ie as .hoss
largo number OF them have already join
ed. And al. others will be welcomed as
msmbsrs Send II rs your d namss ana we
Richmond, va. July 12. 1903.
Dear Sir.--I would like to belong TO
badge taaS and I viii soon send you story.
Yours truly
PAULINE E. 2PLULTGEN.
Corner Carlton and Dineen 9tfee's'
F. ST. am q small girl. ten years Of
age.
Editor OF the Chlldren's Page:
would like to join the T.. D. G. Z.
will write little story. am ten years
oid' Ms nan' 10. WINSTON:
Hanover, va.
Dear Tmes-Dispatch:
have colored this picture and hope
that viii get the prize.
Truly yours.
MARY DARRAcoTT.
want to Join the T.. D. G. c. My ia
thar takes Tho Dispatch. read
and like the Chidren's Page. so please
send me q badge.
KITTY WINSTON,
Arc II. Hanover, Va.
Richmond. Va. July ~. 1903.
Editor Children's Page:
Enclosed you will find the Mother s. .F,,,,
Goose Picture in colors. Hoping It VIII
win mo prize.
CARLYNE r. NACHMAE,
No. EO4 N. Fifth ST.. Richmond. Va
Richmond, Va. July Il. 1903.
Editor Children's Page:
/ wish to Join the T. D. G. c: Enclosed
please find little story that l hope you
will publish. Please send me my badge.
Yours truly,
SOPHIE CURRIE,
NJ 1900 Brook Road.
Barton Heights, Va, July 18th.
Dear Editor:
I send you piece called "The Dolls Mar
rage" Please send me badge as soon
as possible.
Yours truly.
MAMIE STARRITT,
Barton Heights,
Care Mayor starritt.
Richmond, Va, July 18th.
Editor of Children's Page:
would like to join the 7. p. G. .C.j
Please send me a badge. ] Will write
you story.
Yours truly.
LIZZIE RUSKEII4.
Age II years No. 1129 Brook Road.
Gents:
You will please send me one badge Of I.
d. C. c., as advertised In The Times-Dis-
- ~ - ELLA HANSON.
Hansonville, Russell county, Va,
Richmond Va, July Il. 1908.
Dear Sir,--I enclose you this picture as
hope to get a prize. love to- read
the stories in the Dispatch and will send
mine soon.
f MowE SRa!6 CRATE.
Richmond, Va, July 10, 1903.
Editor of Chldren's Page:
Dear Sir.-I want to belong to the It'd.
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Katie's Trip to the Beach.

Dear me" said Kstie's. mamma, ~
At this papa, mamma AMI Aunt Bessie
took up their sps n and started as for the he
took her seat in the long coach, and tho
train pulled out for Rucsros Beach: ii Il
was so happy that she couldn't stand still;
and as soon as she saw the a, be srHirp
Give me my bathing suit, mamma. quick,
quick. so ] can go IN the water"
around and having q jolly time. After
this they went to the hotel and ate a
large dinner OF crabs. oysters and fish;
In the afternoon they went over. to, Old
Point, After seeing many sights and en-.
toying lots of amusements. they all went
back to Buckroe and boarded the train
for Richmond: They had not gone many
miles before Katie was asleep In her
mammals lap. When the train stopped at
the Union Depot Satie's mamma said,
wake up. Katie. we are at home now"
"Oh, dear me-. said Katie. ''lets you and
me go back"
LIZZIE RJSKEIL,
l129 Brook Road; aged eleven years,
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NV Ride in the Country.

One day my friend and rode about
two miles in the country. It was in the
last part of spring: the birds were sing
ing; the trees budding. and the fields
were covered with buttercups.
Some boys were playing ball in one
OF the fields. On our way home, we
saw fine horse. which had fallen and
cut his knee drcadfully. A kind young
man came up and bound the horses knee
with his handkerchief.
After the man had gone. the cruel own
err took the rags off and drove the horse
up the road in trot. Then We came
home. after very pleasant ride:
VAUGHAN GARY.
107 East Clay Street Oh years old).
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a Doubtful Welcome.

.Alas,- said the tramp. II am hungry
and sore,
Is there no one to pity my pllght?'
ooh. yes" cried the dog, as he sharpened
Come In and I'll give you a bite"
MINNIE COHEN.
6 w. Broad Street, Richmond, Va.
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GIRLS STORY
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.

Wavrrly. Va. July 8. 1865.
Editor of Chiidren's Page:
1 send enclosed another story OF my
own compositions written expressly for
the little folks. which hope they will
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Reaner.

My sister 10 and I have a cat named
Reamer. Every morning she used to come
to our door and say meow. and wake US
Up; then we would lot her In. She Is
light gray cat. with four white feet. and
a white spot under her neck. She use to
go to sleep in the drawers when we left
them open; she is very pretty. Reamer
eats chickens, so we will have to get rid
Of her. am very sorry.
KITTY WINSTON.
Hanover, va.
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Petersburg. Va. July 49, 1905.
Dear Editor-I would like to Join the
T. d. G.. c. Club. Please send me q
badge as soon as you can. Al
Yours truly,
MARY RIDOJIT. nv
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/, No. s3s w. Grace ST., Richmond, Va.
Dear Editor,-I am three years old and
can paint and can write unless sonne
one holds my hand but wdant a r. d.
G. G. badge all the same.
Yours truly
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My Kitten.

Once had q little kitten.
And she was black and white;
She was very little.
But still she could bite.
came from school one day;
I was late;
She got upon the table
And my dinner there she ate,
= GEORGE "A, BRUCE,
NO. tos1-2 North Eighth Street.
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Richmond Va, July II, 1908.
Dear Sir.-I enclose you this picture az
I hope to get a prize. / love to read
the stories in the Dispatch and will send
mine soon XII
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Richmond, Va, July 10, 1903.
Editor of Children's Page:
Dear Sir.-I want to belong to the It'd.
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Guns Hill, Va. July 10th.

Dear EDITOR:
I received my badge yesterday. and I
think that 1t is prettler than any I have
ever. seen. I send you story, but i am
afraid that you will not think 1t Is worth
publishing. Goodbye
ELLIE RIyES.
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= J
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Jack and His Master.

MARG1E CLEMENTS
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MARY SMITH LYNN.
Dash and Sport.

scrusgs. Va
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Chase City, Va, July IS, 1903,
Editor Children's Page. Times-Dispatch:
Str,-Enclosed find a story entitled
The Great Postum Hunt" | wrote it
myself. and hope 1t will please you
enough TO publish 1t.
Yours respectfully.
ALBERT L. JEFFREYS.
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Manteo. Va. July IS. 1903.

Editor of Children's Page:
Dear slr.-Please send Joe and me-
one OF your T. D. G. c.. badges. "Joe"
be pnnd 1uemhers NV - .l1.l.
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Eastman, Va, July II. 1908.
Editor OF Children's Page:
Enclosed please find a little anecdote oG
mine. for which please send ME a T. d.
G. c. badge. Yours truly.
ISAAC SMITH.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-19

-IlIII Very Truly,
'CAA1Nr PATTERSON SUTTON, and
OTTO MILLS SUTTON. 4JR.
Per Clark