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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
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Fades Francis c.; Eastman, Da
yid; Eaton, C. c.; Eaves, j. G.
Fenner, Robt. Fischer, Mr.
Fischer, J. M; Fleming, James.
Gammell, e. NJ; Geer, e. D.;
Geise, Edwin; Geran, Geo. B.; Glib
son, Il. A; Giese, Fred.
Hadley, Morton; Ifaines, r. IL;
Hales, Charlie; Hall, II. II; Hall,
Joseph; Hannah, Hugh.
James, Mr.; Janson, Hans; Jay,
J. H.; Johaneson, A. NJ; John
son, ID.
Harms, P. A.; Kawalski. Karal;
Kern, George; Kelly, Matt; Ken
nida, VIM; Kolb, S. -; Kramer,
L.; Kuebel, II.
La Dow, Harry; La Fortune, Mr.;
La Fortune, Floris; Lamb, Warren;
Lareiha. Anton.
Mccullough, Ford; Mcdonald, z.
c.; Mcdonald, w. B.; Mcdonnell,
J. L.; McFee, Malcolm.
Mabry, bud; Mcguire, c. ";
Mack, M. f.; Marks, Joseph;
Marshell, J. H.
Nelson, j. F.; Newell, Arthur;
Newton, r. H.; Nickles, John.
O'Connor, J r.; Olsen, E. j.;
Oregon, G. r.
Paine, f. A. f.; Park, Luther
M; Parker. J. j.; Parks, Willie;
Parmenter, J. N; Partelow, Joe;
Patterson, D.; Paulson, Helmer
(O; Payne, Jesse; Peale, Arthur
Randol, j. A.; Raney, c.; Rau
mcliots, Tom 90; Rea, Thomas
Herbert; Reisdorph, George; Reg
void, John.
Sage. Alfred; Sager, r. A.; San
ders, S. L.; Sather, Tom; Sawld
ing, A. W.; Sawmiller, CARA
Sayah, Alram; Schmitz, MI;
Schweighart Jo.; Seaver, Sher
man.
Tanner, R. W.; Taylor. Allen;
Taylor, George; Thomas, T.;
Thompson, Andrew; Thompson
Homer (2); Tibbell, Mr.; Todd, G
W.; Waber. w. H.; Walborg, An
tonic; Walker, George; Walters
John; Walls, l.. e.
LADIES' LIST
Adams, Miss Nellie; Aldrich
Miss Mildred; Andersen, Mrs; An
derson, Mrs. A.; Annette, Mrs
Frank G.; Arnot, Mrs. John; At
well, Miss Helen GU.
Bailey, Mrs. Lloyd; Baker, Mrs
j. H.; Beggerly, Florence; Below
Mrs A. r.; Below, Mrs, Leonora;
| Benway. Miss Daise; Bohmc, Mrs
l. 1t o..
Bradbury, Mrs. Myrtle; Bremen,
Miss Elsie; Brewster. Mrs. A. c.;
Buckles, Ada; Bump. Mrs. Ada /;
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
MOTOR PyyFES

The Dulmage-Ros Co. is build
ing a first-Class salesrOOm in their
Second avenue garage, dividing off
a section of the front of their build
ing to house their Studebaker, e.
Nj. F. go" and Flanders co. dem
constructors.
II. Warden left Spokane Friday
in a four climber REQ for PaSco,
where he is. TO engage in an irri-
gated farms project.
twenty-five children from the
Orphans Home OF Spokane were
given an auto ride Friday afternoon
by G. IL. Hornburg and f. A. Will
liaVs, two of Spokane's popular
auto dealers.
j. w. Knight of the New Eng
land Undertaking Co. has just re-
cCiyed a special body Chalmers
Detroit $50" ordered last July. He
had a long wait, but declares he
has been repaid for it.
y Z;
]. l.. Warn. a boot and shoe
salesman, is the owner of new
Chalmers go"
The DulmaSe-Rose Co. expect an
other carload OF Studebakers in the
first of the year. Their town car"
is one of the best looking ma
chimes to be seen in the streets of
Spokane.
G.. S. Bristow, the northwest dis
tributor for the Palmer-Singer, a
siX-cylnder, 60-horsepower car, has
appointed j. p. Schoenberger of the
Empire Auto Repair Co. Spokane
agent for the machine. Mr.. BristoW
has orders for four cars for this
city. He drove over from EilenS'
burg via Walla Walla a few weeks
ago, arriving here after a hard tus'
sic through mud and snow. He has
been making demonstrations with
his car here and expects to sell q
large number in this territory.
Frank II. Cole of the Empire
Printing Company, has ordered a
Chalmers 40 which will be de
livered within a few days.
r. B. Warren is the owner of q
new Hudson go"
D.
The seven-paSsenger 40-horsepow
er Chalmers ordered by l.. w. Hut
ton has arrived in Spokane. 1t is
the first seven-passenger car turned
out by the Chalmers Detroit people
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
"MARCETNG ON GOOD
OLD WAY" FELONS
SING

One has to be careful when at
tending a prison service or even
when singing before convicts, as
the titles of the numbers of a re-
cent jail recital suggest. Hymns,
too, may need careful selection, as
witness the story of the Rev. F. b.
Meyer of London, England.
He once attended prison serV-
ice at which one Of the hymns was
we Are Marching on the Good
Old Way, the Good Old Way Our
Fathers Trod." Archdeacon Sin
clair capped this with a story of
a bishop who opened prison
service with the observation that
he was delighted to see so many
present.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
BIG DEAL In
AUTO WORLD

An event of great interest in the
auto world was the recent sale by
Hugh Chalmers of his holdings i'll
the Hudson company and his pur-
chase of the interest in the Chal'
mers company formerly owned by
RI. II. Coffin and several others.
f. o. Bezner, an expert autOmo-
bile engineer, will be associated
with II. e. Coffin in the Hudson
company, while Hugh Chalmers
will devote his entire attention to
the ChalmerS-DetrO car.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Burlingame, Mrs. G. H.; Burns.
Mrs. l..
Campbell, Grace; Carpenter.
Miss George; Carter, Miss Amber;
Carter, Mollio; Child, Mrs; Childs,
Mrs. Gladys; Christie, Mrs. W. Ii;
Clark, Mrs. w. D.; Cotfman, Mrs.
j.; Coleman, Miss Myrtle; Comp
ton. Mrs. Harry; Conant, Miss Ma
BILE; Conrad, Mrs. Willie; Cook,
Mrs. Anna GU; Cook, Miss Clara;
Cook, Miss Mamie; Cook, Rose;
Cotrell, Mrs. j. H.; Cross, Miss
Dorothy; Crum, Miss Nina.
Daum, Mrs; Davenport, Mrs. e
L.; Davidson, Mrs. Red; Davis,
Mrs; Davis, Eva Lewis; Day, Mrs
Lula W.; Day, Mrs. Mabei; De
Camp, Bertha; De Mars. Miss Al
bina; Dillon, Miss Grace; Dilts
Mrs. Ethel; Doering, Miss Ella;
Doolitte, Mrs. Ed; Dupre, Maria
Echelbarger, Mrs. M; Edmiston
Miss Mae; Endy, Mrs VIM. H;
Erikson, Miss Margareta.
Farris, Mrs. Emily; Post, Mrs
M. f.; Faust, Miss Bertha; Faye,
Miss Elem Fisher Myrtle; Flow
ers, Mrs. Lillian; Freidl, Mrs.
Adolph; Frei, Mrs. Tressie; Frost,
Mrs. Rosey.
FIRMS
Archers Plumbing Shop.
Crescent Fuel Co.
Davis & Bowman, Director Of L.
s. Census, Dogo Mining & Smelling
Co.
Farmers Harold, FEEDER Cir.
cult Theaters.
Guarantee Savings d Loan Assn
Hedgcock & Jones Co.
Johnson & Co.
keystone JeWelry Store.
Linberg Grocery Co.
FOREIGN
Amari, K; Andersen, Mrs. AL
bertina; Andersen, Sigurd x; An
dcrson, VIM; Anderson, Miss
Erika; Andrews, A. 80; Appleby
c. H.; Arbuckle, Miss Jessie L ,
Arewart, Miss Roy G. (2); Atwell
Miss.
Beck, A. L.; Beldon, Miss Agnes
Berg; Frans; Bird, VIM; Bjrkett
r. b.; Booker, Mrs. Lewis B.;
Borkhus, Peter Johnson; Boyd, Da
vid go; Braton, Louis; Bremner
Henry; Brennan, A. B.; Burden, G.;
Butler, A.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Since purchasing the Standard Commercial College, courses
study have been strengthened considerably
the Standard Commercial College
the northwest On the other hand giving Instruction
which allows student he
principles and 90 the required amount of practice work. being
faster than the
with else allows
laid shorter space time usually REQUIRED in Business
Colleges. sg
MISS LEONE WHITE has been take charge
shorthand department January 3d. For
recognized the
teachers the east and in employing her shows
the Standard guaranteed
shorthand
The commercial department personal Supervision 81
Allen but will be placed the of
merca teachers the northwest One thing that
looked
education place which reputation among The
business firms which will result securing lucrative position for
the student after graduating During months
fifty good positions by untitled The for the
of the STANDARD great that the
guarantee lucrative position to each completing
which includes shorthand typewng bookkeeping
auxares. caaog for the Just been issued
will be free desiring information concerning No.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
DO YOU WANT TO COUNT HEADS?
u. S. NEEDS CENSUS TAKERS

education and be able to write fast
and well.
Must fill out sample schedule
of population from a description, in
narrative form, OF typical families.
These who aspire to work in ru.
raj Districts must I'LL out an addi-
tional sample schedule OF agricul-
turesfrom information furnished by
the census bureau.
Application forms with full in
stIuctions and all necessary infor-
nation can be secured by writing
TO r. w. Hill, New York block,
supervisor of census for the Seat
tie district, not later than
January %.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
BIG THINNING JOB
rs FINISHED

The timers are putting the fin
ishing touches to the work on the
Occur d'Alene hotel. This is the
largest cornice job that has been
done here, it is said, A number of
the local contractors recently eX-
pressed the opinion that it is the
neatest job they have seen here.
The work is being done by w. II.
Ringle, former member of the
local timers union.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

west" declared Mr.. Reigel last
night. Il have been in the bust
ness for several years and the
service we shall install in Spokane
will be first class and up-to-date in
every way"
The taxicab company has tenn
porary garage at 311 Division
street, but is planning to erect a
two story structure on Second av-
enue at cost of $4,000 With a
floor space 100 by 100 home will
be provided for the 20 cars com.
prising the system.
The Ford taxicab will be used
exclusively by the new company.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
CHALMERS WON
MANY RACES

Manager Hodges of the Columbia
Garage is much elated over the
many victories of the Chalmers
Detroit cars during the season Of
1909, the American Automobile as
sociation awarding it first place
among sixty cars as the most con-
sstent running car in the world.
The Chalmers won over 80 per
cent of the races in which it was
entered last year.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

Do you want job as census
900 enumerators before the middle
OF March. Work begins April 10.
The test applied to applicants
for places will be easy. 1t is en-
phatically stated that any one with
a common school education, whose
age lies somewhere between is
and 20, will find no difficulty in
qualifying.
Other qualifications are:
Must be physically able.
Must be honest and OF good
habits.
Must have at least an ordinary
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
SPOKANE TO HAVE
TAXICAB SYSTEM

Within two months Spokane is
20 have. one of the finest taXicab
services in the United States, with
20 machines stationed at the prom
lnent corners of the city at the call
OF the strenuous Spokanite. With
u. r.. Riegel, an experienced taxi
cab man, at its head, the Taxicab
Motor Co, with a capital stock OF
100000, has been organized, and
by January Is four Ford taxicabs,
the first shipment, will be in use
in this city.
I'VE are going to give Spokane
the finest taXicab service in the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
SCHOONER ASHORE;
THE CREW LOST
(By United Press.)

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Jan IA
three masted schooner, thought to
be the Alice McDonald;- went ashore
today near the entrance of San
Diego harbor. A report from San
Diego stated that three of her crew
were washed overheard and
drowned, but this was not CON
firmed
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02
BREEZY BENZXNE BUZZINGS
BY HI GEAR


buyer order his but
of inability
to immediate deliveries
January blossom forth
already
northwest which
doub he number of the Inland Empire
BUY YOUR CAR NOW
Prospective better
immediately likely to belong to the army disappointed
despite the talked of increased outputs
well notified the his
be doubled but when manufacturing
accessories
Is
be OIL 0 "would bes' of the
A BOOSTER?
Why the of boost their
Francisco LOS Angeles other
boosting spirit of the Caifolnian the desire
the home
autoiss fall line? When
the
the city The tourist
advertising the
lulpage advertisement IN
surprised the SPOKANE automobiles
within "A short time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-01-02

p. j. Webb the local real estate
dealer, Is out in search for fine
overcoat which he believes was
taken from the offices of the Webb
Realty Co. The loss was reported
to the police last night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Good News For Growers.
r,scA,o RECEIVES WORD TO be
GIN BUYING TOBACCO AGAIN

Here's good news for the tobae-
co growers OF Lincoln county who
have oeen unable TO sell their toeae-
CO and many OF whom have been
wondering where their Christmas
money was coming from. W. p. Kin
caid. local buyer for the Louisville
Tobacco Warehouse Company. an
nonnced 10 the l. j.. on "Wednesday
that he viii begin buying az his ware
house here Immediately after CHRIST
mas. lie mas received, orders from hir
house 10 start in shipping IN tobacoe
10 them the first OF the year. ans
trucks and hogsheads have been STRIP
ped him TO handle a large amount OIL
the weed
GOOD prices are expected to preyaii
again for this crop since the new
,,oo,ing movement was started at Les
inston this week win such enthus-
iasm both by the old. poolers and the
indeoendents,
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Hustonville.

AIR. Walter Broylcs OF Pine Knot.
Ny. bought the Dr. James Wesley
farm last week and II TO get posses.
lion al II by January iss 1911.
CONCENTRATIONS from his many
friends In this vicinity 10 hereby ex.
tended TO our former neighbours and
NE better halt. Mr.. and Mrs, Jesse
.AlVerson.
The colonial veranda Just complet.
OF at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. ,. =.
Alien on Main street has added great.
" to the beauty oil their handsome
nome
Mr.. and Mrs. y. @. Mansfield OF lex
ingtcns spent = few days With friends
IN osifH etty last week
HON. - TIE wife OF Mr.. 10. Depp
ON the il . line io-pound boy.
Mr.. AN <.stcvenson who bought
The spIcp1> k7o acre farm OF Y. w.
i,rton last'~eek at slb5 per acre.
will get possession lat Jan. next. Mt.
Stevenson will build a modern cot
tage home with up-to-date convenien.
ces and most attractive design near
the pike. and just opposite the John
t. Carpenter home. Work on same
viii begin Mt once
A lara. CROWD attenGed the sale OF
nr James Wesley last week. The
spirited bidding brought out the day
evidenced the presence Of many snxi-
nus huvcrs Dr Wesley and family
ain move 20 Liberty where ne II we'll
ara favorably known and where he
had iarrc practice.
The Volunteer Glass" In the Chris
orphans home m Louisville as a
tan crurch Sunds, school sent This
week three dollars tn the WIDOW an'
Christmas gilt Tor those unfortunate
inmates VINO should have the prayers
ui every Christian N our beloved
state.
Howard Camnitz and DIR. O. 5. WI
Iiams by special attention are spend
ing this week In the lover Green
r'.er valley following a couple o'
splendid bird dog.
Mkt SUNDAY 18th Will be Anti
saloon ueld day In Hustonville. Rev.
/. ; Fuller Supt OF Eastern ny. VIII
speak at the Union service at Chris
tian church az II A. NJ, and ! '. NJ.
Everybody urged 10 hear him.
\ igS acre tarm. l3o scres hne
notion land with s room dwelling, |
tenant house, ? large splendid new TO-
bacoo barn, good orchard. well water
at. close 10 church and school
bargain AZ $4,000. See ". r. VIII
lilus and Co. at once. "
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Highland.

4 think old santa can get his sleigh
ready from the signs IN the air AZ
this writing.
Sor,. OF our farmers are through
stripping tobacco nut are low spirited
en- account OF the low sales and 10"
prices.
since our last report some changes
have been made amoung the citizens
OF our community. Messrs erals
Beugh and J. Wash Cook With Their
families have gone to Detroit Mich
.Iohn Reed VITO has been In Oklahoma
for the past year. has with his family
returned TO "old Kentucky"
Mrs. sarah Austin has moved into
the Wash Cook property and jim
Reed has moved to the Craig Baueh
place.
Green Young has moved into ms
new house.
our school taught. by Mr. Cyrus
Johnson OF King $ Monnlsin VII close
Friday A. ~. with an entertainment
10 whach all the patrons are invited
Tho At. Moriah school taught by
Miss Fannie hatfield. will close Fri
dav T.. w.. with an entertainment and
Xmas tree. az the Christian church
o. IA Young OF Union College Bar
boaryillc Is az home Tor the holidays
MIR. Sam Bastin who has been quite
siek Is improving
leslie Hatfield IL sick at this writ
ing
Our community was shocked last
week on hearing OF the death OF Mrs
ssins speak. and Iarrea Berry. The
FIRST lett husband ann three small
chilarcn To- mourn her loss and last Z
wife and eight children TO mourn
kis loss.
Mr.. Alex Pierce. OF near Greenville
Tenn. speut two weeks with his neph
eS. Squire u. v. Adams.
r. ID. Williams and family nave Just
returned from visit 10 relatives al
Eubnnks.
Mrs. Margaret Young is visiting he's
daughter at Burnside.
Waiter Baueh and VIII Adams have
gonU "a Somerset In search ct EN-
ployinent
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23

rcR ToeAcco AT SALES IN DAN.
VILE WEDNESDAY.

Tobacco Is going up with a lump as
result OF the starting OF another
pool at Lexington. At the Peoples
tobacco Warehouse in DanyilIe on
wednesday as high nj 20 cents a
pound was obtained for several has.
kets 81 the weed owned by r. A.
Rinearson, OF Powers, Casey county
His crop averaged s1t.75 In All
which IL a splendid average. Some
other good averages in the $1,000
pounds sold during the day were a
follows: r
j. {. Robinson, OF Affection, Boyle
county IL IL cents. Jason Meadows
az l-2 cents. Louis Tucker, of MID
dleburg. Casey county, IL 1.2 cents
Jesse Overstreet. l5 cents. John
lynn. OF Hustonyille made a good
sale. the best price he got. how ever
was IL cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
DOING A GOOD WORK

Rev. i. ~. Pence. pastor OF the NJ
4. church OF Minisr. IN. and two sons
are visiting friends and relatives here
during the HOLIDAYS. lie has very
recently distributed clothdng among
me poor and destitute families here
ana tu the country At least forty
different families have been assisted
by the generosity OF Mr.. Pence. In
MANY Instances children have been
clothed from head TO loot For the
last tour years he HAS been assist
ing these families BY sending them
clothing and In somv instances 1000.
May the Lord prosper the work oil
him who IA willing 10 care ior ana
assist others. rnihNp'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
MARVELLOUS o,scovsR,ss

mark the wonderful progress Of the
age. Air flights on heavy machines
kilograms without wires. terrible war
inventions to xiii men and that won
er OF Wonders--Dr. Kings New dis
covery-- 10 save life when threaten
cd BY coughs. colds. Ia grippe. asth'
ma. Group. bronchitis, hemorrhages
Eay fever and whooping cough or hung
trouble. For all bronchial affections
II has no equal. IL relieves instantly
lts the surest cure. James NJ Black
OF Asheyille n. c.. X. n. No. .. writes
Il cured him OF an obstinate consn
alter ali other remedies faiied. Sos
and u. A trial bottle free. Guaran
teed BIZ Penny's Drug store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
you MUST READ TITS " YOU
WANT the aENEviv.

]. W. Greer, Greenwood, Ia, SUI
fered with severe case OF mmoseo
"rhe paiI.s we're so intense was
forced 10 nypodermic injections Tor
rslief. These attacks started with q
pam In the small OF the back which
sradually became fairly paraiyzins
Ny attention was attracted 70 Foiey's
Kidney Kennedy and am sIaa 10 say
afgtsr using this wonderful medicine
en- no longer bothered IN any way
b. ny olo eueuy iuubsxs."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
A slmels SAFE GUARD

Mrs. ID. Gibson. S26 Ingles AVE.
youngstown. ohio. gained wisdom by
experience. "My little girl had Sc
we're cold and coughed almost con
tinuously. MY sister recommends
Foley's Honey and Tar. The first
dose gave her relieved the milan
nation in her throat and after using
only one bottle her throat and lungs
were eatirely free from Inflammation
Since then l always keep a bottle Of
Foley's Honey ana Tar In the house
Accept no substitutes. Sold by she
gass aAd Tsnner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
crab Orchard. Ky

UcNf ShNtH NIHur =
win write you a letter TO tell
yca What wan. scr MAS. -iss; =
toy horse and wagon I have a large
have Il large wagon ! can ride my
brother In. I am a boy years old
I want some apples sandy oranges
PEANUTS ard bananas ! will go To-
led " \ O'Clock and shut my eyes
tight. I win not hook. Your little boy.
RUSSELL THOMPSON.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Monland. Ky.
rAnar Santa Clans:-

rcar Santa Claus:-
AN a little girl seven years
ciu always loved you dearly,
would like for you to bring nae n
china doll ring anc a watch. will
be yer, thankful for any thing that
you viii bring me. X stands for
Xmas Christmas birthday they say.
How happy all children should be on
thar day. Address.
MARY HALLE CARTER
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Crab Orchard. Ky

Dear Santa Claus
am a little boy II years old
4 want you TO bring me a Wagon
ana some fir. crackers oranges ap-
pIes bananas candy and all nice
things you can bring my little sister
n doll with blue eyes long yellow
hair and candy apples oranges also
\ ted for my doll your little friend
FINER AND BEATRICE DENNY.
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Edgeneld cottage
Dear Santa Claus

am little boy nve vars "u
live on a farm one mile anu halt
from town Now Santa l am going %
tell YOU what want you 10 bring
me Tor Xmas want you to bring
me littls red wagon. horn a set Of
blocks. q cart and horse and a train.
NoS Santa want you to TN my stock
ing full OF nuts candies ana bananas
am expecting Won 50, don't forget me
santa dear. for am good little boy
am yosr fiftie friena.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Tear Santa Claus:

am seven years old and !
want you 10 bring me nice doll that
WIN go TO sleep and a set OF doll dish
es some nice candy and fruits and
dear Santa II YOU don't think ! ask
tor too much. yon can bring me a
bracelet. will be- grandma Goochs
viii go Ia bed at seven O'Clock so
dear santa don't forges TO come
MAGGIE BOONE.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
ilixnla ~. XIV.

hear Santa Claus:
au q little fiI' seven years
old and though | would write and
tell YOU what want for Christmas
want dress pair OF shoes. stock
iugS. sleeping doll. come fruits and
nuts. Please do not forget me-
ROBERTA ACTON YOUNG
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CHESTER THOMPSON.
Crab orchard. Ky,

Dear Old Santa CLAUS
am n little hoy nine years Old
and 20 Ia school every day. l want
YOU "a bIinR me an oVercoat niue
automobile. a base ball and bat a
fiddle and whole heap OF tire WORKS
My papa Is dead ana I am all the
COY mama .as so bring me all YOU
can. Your little friend.
DAVID WiTHERs BURoeTTE
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Crab Orchard. XIV

bear santa Claus -
want you TO bring me a toy
aorse and wagon and lot o, candy
applas and bananas and oranges. Ny
mama and papa Gays SANITY VIII grihg
me lots OF things u | VIII be Sood
boy. am two years old. Your htue
hoy ..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
bear Old santa Ciaus.

Dear OId SAnth CfhuS'-
am a little boy seven years
TIA thought ! would write and, tell
ynou what want Tor Xmas. I want
some candy. 'apples bananas oranges
nuts and coconuf ana pistol and
some caps. Please don't forget me
ara your friend
WILLIAM GRESHAM.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Crab Orchard. h

Dear Old Santa Claus -
I am ~ little girl 2 year old
ana | ant you 10 bring me big doll
that can say papa aad mama and
apples chocolate candies oranges and
bananas and anything else you wish
To- bring me. Your little friend.
ELIZABETH lilies.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-23
Moreland. Ky.

Dear Santa CLAUS
Z ! want You to come to see me.
I wart YOU 10 bring me pistol .
box Of caps ana express wagon some
CANDY nuts oranges and apples and
lsi.anps DCn't tail to bring me an
oyCrcoat. Yours truly
GcEDEI. FERREL.