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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-11
BIG SHOOTING TOURNEY
BY COLUMBIA GUN CLUB.

COLUMBIA, Tenn. April 11.--one
Of the biggest shooting tournaments
ever held In this section began here
today under the auspices Of the CO
lumbia Gun club. A three days pro.
gramme has been arranged and will
be participated in BIZ a number OF gun
experts from various parts or the coun.
try. Today and tomorrow are given
over 70 target events and Wednesday
will be devoted % live bird shooting.
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panama's Railroad Strike.

There seems 10 DE nj prospect 81
an early settlement Of the strike on tile
Panama railroad, according 70 a Her.
old dispatch from Panama. Consider
able Inconvenience already has been
caused 70 shippers III Panama bay
about eight steamers are unable u
load III unload their eargoes and more
vessels are arriving every day. Sup.
plies which recently arrived from the
warships arc being handled BIZ the
btne Jackets.
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Nothing Euqal to chambcriain's Collie
Cholera and Dirrhoea Remedy
For Bowel Complaints In
Ghtt1rAD

we have used CitamherlaiA.s
Collie, Cholera and Diarfhoea Remedy
IN cur family for wears, saya Mrs u.
HI Cooke. OF Netherlands, Texa8.
have given It to MI of our eftlifan
We have used other medicines faf
the same purpose. but never found
anything 70 equal Chamberlain II
you will use IL as directed Ii Will III.
ways cure For sale iii it'll drug
gists.
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local lodge OF Elks, the occasion being
the formal dedication and opening Of
their new club house, erected and fur.
nished at a cost of $4,000. Open
house was kept all day ard the dcdi.
cation ceremonies we're participated In
BY the officers or the grand lodge and
delegations Of visiting menhers or the
order from various points throughout
the state.
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Z g. Crews has returned 10 Ration
from ! weeks wandering iii the south.
ern part u the territory. While ab.
sent he visited Roswell, san Marcial
and other towns, but returns to Ration
satisfied that there Is no place like
home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-11

Liquozonc Is the result 81 4 process
which, for more than 20 years, has been
the constant subject Of scientific and
chemical research. Its virtues are de-
rived solely. from gas, made In large
part from the best oxygen producers.
BY ? process requiring immense ap.
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We Paid 100000

For the American rights to Liquo,
zonc-the highest price ever paid for
similar rights OH any scientific discov-
cry. We did this after testing the
product lor two years, through physi-
Clans and hospitals, in this country and
others. We paid II because Liauozone
docs what ill the skill III The. world can.
not do without II. Any drug that EiIls
germs IS a poison, and il cannot Is
taken internally. Livery physician
knows that medicine Is almost hcipiess
Ia any germ dieea4e.
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Serious stomach trouble cured.

| was troubled With d distress III my
stomach. sour stomach and vomiting
spells. and can truthfnliy say That
c5auberiain'H Stomach and Liver
Tablets cured me.-Mrs. 4. ". vii
liams. 'Iaingsburg, Mich. These tab.
lets are guaranteed to cure every case
81 stomach trouble Of this character.
For sale BY all druggists.
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Gerra Diseases.

These ate Tile known gegm diseases.
Vail that medicine esn do for ifese
troubles Is III help Nature Overcome
The germs, and sueh re aflS ara indf-
rect and uncertain. Liqnpzone kills lie
germs, wherever tiey ire. and I'D ia.
suit are Inevitable III destrogitp liz
eaise Of tte trouble, 4 inyafiabt tnI
the disease and fofeYef.
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Al ThouqhtfuI Man,

M N. Austin OF Winchester. ind
knew what To- do In the hour or need.
His wife had such All unusual case Of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He thought or and
tried Df. Kings New Life PILLS and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured, Only 25c, at all druggists.
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Makes 4 Clean SWcep.

There's nothing like doing d thing
thoroughly. or all the Salves you
ever heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
Is the best. II sweeps away and cures
Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts. BoiIs,
Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's
only 25c, and guaranteed to give sat.
isfaction by all druggists.
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Pneumonia Robbed Of ito Terrors

~ foley's Honey and Tar. ii
stops The racking cough and heals
and strengthens the lungs, III taken
ntime Z will prevent an attack or
pneumonia. Refuse substitutes. For
sale hy Depot Drug store.
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"a Chattanooga Druggists Statement.
ltobt. ]. Miller. proprietor DC the
Read House Drug Store 81 Chatta.
nooga. Tenn, writes: There IS
more merit III Foley'a Honey and Tar
Than IN any other cough syrup. The
calls for IL multiply wonderfully and
We sell more Of II than all other cough
sgrups combined
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TRACK AND TRAIN

Engine SIS i il the smoky palace
for repairs.
j.. W. CasseIl Of Albuquerque,
boilermaker, left last night for Law.
ton, Okla.
Artie Virgins. fireman, has served
his connection with the railroad con-
pany.
n. N. Arnold Of Newton, Kans., has
received the appointment Of general
foreman Of the Ration shops.
Machinist Frank Roper left unex.
pectedIy last night for Topeka IN re-
Spouse to a telegram from q sick rel.
alive.
Nevill Whitfield has been added To
The local force III the eapacits &c boil
III maker to take the place Of MCGUIRE
resigned.
Troy ~. Shout. pf Argentine, i
freight train brakeman On the Santa
~ railway, was crushed between two.
cars At Lebo, Kan, 4 station just cast
of Emporia.
Dan OtConnell, an empioye at The.
shops, was called east yesterday BY
the serious Illness Of his father, who
lives at Omaha. He will probably be
east for d couple of weeks,
The Rock Island railroad reports
that its gross earnings for February
were nearly three and d half million
dollars and that its gross earnings
from july last to March ! were ss1,
100000.
Brakeman Reamer of Ration met
With i most painful accident last
week. HI coming down the hill he fell
betN Il two cars, spraining both
ankles and sustaining other lesser IN.
jufies.
Peter isanrke, night sWitchman at
the Santa Rosa yards, was the victim
Of d painful. though not very serious,
accident on Thursday night. He was
thrown hetween he cars, and hurt his
back anil hips.
This morning marked the exit Of the
pool system Of engine crews Here
after each crew Is to have its regular
engine. All engines Of the 500 class
have been taken off the third district
AMI PIT IN the second. Tire 9l5 olass
will all run on the third district. As
signment Of crews Was made today.
Those whose lot fell to the bigbattle-
are reported to be bewailing
their fate.
I. ]. Easley, superintendent 81 the
New Mexico division, came to the city
yesterday from his home in Las Veg
Is and was initiated into the Shriners
n Albuquerque last night. There
tere also q number Of railroad EN-
from Ration and other points
who came In and are now members
u the Shrine. Superintendent +. j.
Gibson Of Winslow took the degree
md George H. Thomas, a local con
%iuctor, was also initiated into the
Mysteries last acknowledgements
Journal.
The constantly increasing business
4 the Santa Re has necessitated the
purchase OF fifty new locomotives
rom the Baldwin works. Ten Of
hem are designed to pull 5000 tons
a level grade. while the remaining i
orty will be Of the balanced com |
ound type and used exclusively In the i
assenger service. They are expect
q 10 maintain a speed Of eighty miles |
er hour. Each Of the first named will {
'eigh about 40 tons without coal or /
after. while the latter forty viii weigh I
tons. 4
Panama's Railroad Strike. 5
There seems 10 be no prospect Of ii
i early settlement Of the strike on the
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Mr., Franks Of A~lgodones, visited
his daughter, Mrs. g. nj. Bayne at Ra-
ton the latter part Of last week.
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4, "a, caoster Of Ration went out to
The Oldham ranch last week III look.
after business interests.
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Tho new western classification
which became effective yesterday. III.
oords recognition III human bones,
Hutaias aad skeletons also stuffed
birds. NaS lgnfes. aad the museum
exhibits. These aYa rated lit three
times first eIasa. It'll less than CARROTS,
bit ii carloads oF 10000 pounds of
moro VIII BE taken at the first class
fate The fact that iarge quantities of
thesa articles are being shipped ii ST
l9nis II understood b III responsible
for these additions HI file classiaea.
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the changes being made by the Pull.
man company IN Is service. towards
the ~lessening Of The possibility Of
spreading disease IN its cars, the com.
pany mas adopted 1 new style DC
sheets. The new saeet Il about thirty
inches longer than the old pattern AMI
the extra length is used 10 turn over
the end d the blanket. where It Is
fastened % the top Of the blanket III
buttons and thus acts as a protection
70 keep the person occupying the berth
from breathing directly onto the wool
en- blanket. which acts As 4 germ
catcher.
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niyfpepsla.. Throat Trou blss
EevnfA Jail stones dsimssaa 2f9s...
Gultrr Guut Nh sinn,,ra1S as0V1s
IUn0frhpa-3lcpt Wunsnls i,f.aa...
Addresses THAT begin WITH fcver-nl tnr.rma.
ton atl GptArfifAhlI cgntnrfuna dtgsneesNa ~
results OF Impure or ppiRDn0nN bt00d. - ~
IN nervous debility Hgunzupe nnia 4. I v1sI,..
accomplishing what no drugs can DO.
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~ VI IuG uidHhS1 ~
buttons and thus acts as a projection
g keep the person occupying the berth
from breathing directly onto the wool
en- blanket. which acts AS i germ
catcher.
The Situation.
The principal topic Of conversation
N railroad circles today Is tho ques,
lion Of what the machinists will 40.
The local men feel strongly that The
company should have met their rel
quests. Il ii understood thai they are
practically d unit ii their decision. a
member of the order said that he look.
I'd for No trouble however.
The railroad company on the other
iii Is firm III its declaration.
MI Is given out lint Il i strike comes
il ready TOR Il. Posters have been
put on the buildings warning against
interference ii disturbance il d strike
should occur II IS likely that one
day Or two days Will greatly develop
the situation, and decide Tie outcome.
Railroad Graders IN General Melee.
Ralmofs have reached Phoenix of 4
bloody conflict between the Phoenix
Eastern and Arizona Eastern railroad
grading outfits at d point In the Box
canyon between Kelvin and Dudley
vile, twenty miles west of Florence,
These roads are branches oil the SAN
ia ne and Southern Pacific lines, "a.
spectiyely, Santa he officials at Phoe-
nix deny the story Of bloodshed, but
admit that Southern Pacific Workmen
We're ordered from ~right-of.way iii dis,
pute.
Specials from Kelvin state that sew
eral hundred graders and surveyors,
including white men. Indians and
Mexicans, engaged in a royal free for
all fist fight. The Santa re outnum-
bered their opponents and are now In
control Of the strategic point OH the
coveted twenty miles Of line. The
United States commissioners at Flor
ence will pass on the legal merits Of
the case at Florence May 16.
Colorado Work Progressing.
Contractors on the first five sec
tions Of the Denver. Northwestern &
will finish their work before
the end Of April. Then 1t will be time
to arrange for the constructor of 9th.
er portions Of the system. Officials
of the road will not say when more
contracts will be let. but a number
must be arranged soon ii the work ii
d continue.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
must be spent In the immediate fu-
.nre to continue the work. The Off
,ials are not saying much, but the
In which they express silence
indicates that the big contracts will be
ct very soon. Probably the same
that have done the first
work will be the bidders.
Work on the road is being pushed
With all speed. The construction of
he bridge across the Quartz creek,
hirty-four miles from Denver, Ii In
rogress and will De completed soon
his means that the road has been
r~actically completed for that dis.
ance from Denver. Track laying Is
Ding ahead rapidly.
Six more car loads Of steel rails
the city yesterday They
anne from the east. which may De
principal source of supply in the
iture. Other orders for steel prob.
bly, Will be given Ii the near future,
the road desires 10 have d reserve
IppIy, as we'll as to have abundant
a4nrfai Il. L,.r.,y Nn..t..t
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Peter u aanrke, night switchman at
The Santa Rosa yards, was the victim
Of 4 painful. though not very serious,
accident on Thursday night. He was
thrown Ietween he cars, and hurt his
back anil hips.
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Bears the 4, The Kind You Have Always Bougk
''S. "a &xHZzlzu
WILL CLOSE MONDAY
Banks and Postofiice Will Have
Holiday On 26th. tf

y As Christmas falls on sunday this
yeaf, the three banks and the post
office Will observe Monday as a. rhoii
day. Sunday hours Will be observed
at the postoffice.
The Herald will observe Saturday as
Christmas holiday and there will BIZ
no paper on that day.
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| Dear Santa Claus
| am a little boy years old. Please
bring me little train and engine some
candies, nuts and fruit don't want any
apples and pears Tor | Fave some of
them.
Your dear little friend,
HOWARD ALOERSON.
p. s. Bring me some fireworks and
don It forget my two sisters.
~
Dear Old Santa Claus
Will you please bring me box OF tools
a cap, and pair Of gloves, and lots of
good things to eat
Your little friend.
EDGAR CAYCE.
p. S. Please don't forget Waller.
~
Columbia, Tenn, R. f. ID. s.
Dear Santa Clause
You will find me at home, the first
house on the right hand side Of the
pike Just after you cross the bridge and
il YOU please bring me rubber RATHER
n rubber doll and rubber buzle and
| will ask for nothing more
Your little friend
HALLE PADGETT CARROLL.
".
Columbia r FD5
Dear Santa Clause
Pleaae bring me knife pair OF
. 'leggens" pair OF over shoes a supple
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Columbia Tenn r f d No q

DOC The If IJU4
Dear Santa Claus-I am little boy
II years old and live on the Column
and Lewisburg road and go to school
and like to go and like my teacher and
want you to bring me new suite of
clothes and candy bannars oranges and
rasins If you please.
nENARD WATSON.
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r Ed No q Colu,nbia Ter

RFD No Columbia Tenn
Dear Santa Claus am little GIL 8
years old and go to school and like my
teacher ve1y much and want you TO
bring me a doll that will open and shut
its eyes and candy oranges and nuts
and raslns Yours Truly
CLARAR WATSON.
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Carriers Creek r r No %

Carriers Creek R r No %
Dear Santa Clause-I anna little boy
g years old | live on the Theto pike
please bring me tram and music
box and some candy and lots nice
things to eat. Your little boy
LEALON FORRIS GOAD.
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Columbia Tenn Dec Is 1904

Dear Santa FL will write you a
short letter to ask You to please not for
get me | want pair of gloves like
yours and some rubbers. And billy
goat harness and wagon and a wheat
drill and builtongue pillow. Please have
them at Bowling green. Leave the
egiovs at Aunt Stelle's, Please bring
Sam big stick of candy And oblige
LAFAYETTE HAGEY.
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RID No 6 Columbia Tenn

h f ID No Columbia Tenn
Dear santa claus am little girl 4
years old and me and little brother he
IS years old and we are very good
think and want you to bring us a
little wagon and candy ornges rasins
bannars please don't for get papa AMI
mama your friend
MADY WATSON.
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Dear Santa Claus
am little hoy five years old and |
live near the Santa t'e Pike and want
you to bring me a man doll rubber
ball a rubber pistol oranges, candy nuts
of all kinds. My little cousin Russell
Sedberry from rexas will be with me
Xmas and ] want you to bring me lots
to play with,
From your dear little friend,
KNOX ADAMS
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TOME WALKER.

Dear Santa Claus want billy goat
and wagon and some harness
HARRY MAURICE ALCORN,
you little boy.
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Dear Old Santa
| am little girl six years old and /
have brown hair and dark eyes, and
| have tried to be good girl this year
and want you to bring me lots of good
things to eat aid something nice to wear
and leave some of the things with Mrs.
Roam, who lives near me and bring the
rest to my home,
Your dear little GIRL
PAULINE McCURRY.
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Darks Mill Tenn Dec. IT, 1904
Dear Santa Claus
| am little girl four years old want
you to bring me doll and pocket book,
some candies, nuts, and raisons, oran-
ges, bananas and apples, please don t
forget my little brother Hue, he is Is
months old bring something nice.
Good by Santa Claus.
ANNIE MARY JOHNSON.
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Columbia, Tenn, r. r s
Dear Santa Claus
| am little boy 9 years old | want to
ask you to bring me some fire works,
an automobile, raisins, cocoanut candy
and anything else you would like for me
to have. Please don't forget my mama,
Your little friend.
BASIL ANDERSON
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Dear Santa Claus-I want some
bananas apples candies oranges peanuts
fire crackers roman candle torpedoes
sky rockards. Coolers ] want a cup
and saucer plate. and fork to eat in.
lam a hoy five years old.
Yours Very Aifectionaly
JACKSON LEE RIGGS.
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Hampshire Dec Is 04

hampshire lee 10 VI
Dear Santa Clause
Please bring me a rocking Chair a
pretty set ring and some oranges apples
and raisens and anything else you think
| would like.
Your little girl
TOMMIE GRIMES.
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lanton tenn
Dear Old Sanity Claus | am a little
boy 10 years old l want you to bring
me little wagon two billy goats.
sleigh some tire crackers, some raslns
some candy some figs some apples
some nuts and that's all.
yOuI friend
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Dear Old Santa. i want you to
bring me foot bah And one more
thing that IS a 49, ! am little boy
i've years old. Yours,
THOS. j. JACKSON.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. II, 1904
Dear Santa Claus
| am little boy six years old. And
| will write you letter to tell you what
| want you to bring me. Please bring
me little tool chest and little wagon
and lots of good things to eat.
Yours truly
MARION WILLIAMS
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little friend,
PORTER GRIFFIN.

Dear Santa Claus:
| thought would ask you to bring
me big doll and ring and story
book, SET OF dishes piano doll bed
trunk little doll stove and little
safe, and some candy, oranges, apples,
figs, and some bananas. Please don't
forget my mama and papa, mama wants
a big lamp and some fruit,
Your little girl
MARY WITHERSPOON.
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shire Saturday night and want you
to fin d me / want little wagon and a
little kicking doll my stocking will be
hanging up at S. j. Atkins chimney
and don't for get little buddle ana
mama and papa and don't forget my
good OLD grandpa Patton. Good bye
Dear Santa SAMUEL PATTON.
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McCalns Tenn
Denar Santa Claus-I am little girl
s years old. want you to bring me
little doll bed and some more toys
bring me lots OF good things to eat and
don't forget my little nephew and niece
Willis and Mary tioad, OF Columbia
they live on 18th St. your friend
Dec. l6. 1904. LILLIAN GOAD.
~
Dear santa clas
I'm a little boy years old and am
in the first grade | want you to bring
me drum and some candy and nuts
oranges, good by Your friend
HARRY MULLIGAN I
*X*
Deer Santa Class
lam little gi,l 10 years old in the
-four grade want you to bring me- ring
ard some nuts, that is all | want, good |
by your friend
*.*
Dear SAINT class
am u little girl ~ years old and IN
thu fifth grade want you to bring me
4 ring and some nuts and some orange
good by your friend
NETTlE RAY.
-
Dear Santa Claus
am n little girl 10Y ears old, and
am n good girl am 10 the four grade
want you to bring me doll and some
candy and nuts, oranges good by your
friend MAGGIE MULLIGAN
~
Dear Santa
am little boy z years old, and l
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Columbia Tenn Dec Is, 1904.
Dear ODD santa Caus.- Il am a little
girl Just twelve years old please bring
me a pair Of goves. and nice little lace
collar and cap. and some nice things
to eat and ) hand keIchiefs. And
please don I for get my Dear Grand
pa and bring him something nice. 1
will be good little girl. Your dear
little girl SUSIE BELL KIRBY.
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Dear Santa CIauHe-
Pleaae bring me knife y pair OF
.'leggens" pair OF over shoes supple
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Culleoka, Tenn Dec the 18th /

Vulleoka, Tenn Dec the 10Th 1901.
Dear Santa Claus
am little boy 9 year old. and am
expecting joyful Christmas and l
want you to bring me tricicle and
some fire crackers and some oranges
and some apples and some candy and
other nice things to eat.
your loving little friend
WILLIE AUSTON.
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Dear Santa Claus
am little brown eyed girl who
Won't you please bring me dolly and
nice little knife and fork, some good
things 10 eat. Don't forget both Grand
mama's and Papa and Mama You can
bring me anything else you want to.
Bve, bye your little Girl
RUBY HOLMAN.
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Columbia, Tenn, Dec. IL, 1904
Dear Santa Claus
| am little boy years old. | want
a rocking horse and lot of good things
Don't forget mama and papa, and d lit
tie bear and rubber doll.
CLARENCE EDGIN
n ID NJ.
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LETTERS TO
Santa Claus

Columbia. Tenn. Dec. 18th %.
Dear old Santa 81 am a little eiIl
only yIs. old and / want YOU h.
please bring me large sleeping DOH
all ready dressed and a piano and COOK
stove and vessels and a stocking can 10
wear 70 school. 1 am learning well.
Also bring me doll buggy. From
your little girl.
IOCIF PINE SIIrnnAnn
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Culleoka Tenn. Dec the 18th 1904
Dear Santa Claus
Pm little girl, | will be two years
old the 29th day of Dec and | want you
and buggy to ride it in, and some
candy, and some good apples and other
nice things to eat, Your little brown
eyed girl GOTTA AUSTON,