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2 L.W.COOK Ornamental THE HAKRISBUBG TELEORArn, TUESDAY, M5CEMBEB 15, 1003. mm L.W.COOK W. COOK L. W.COOK and Useful Presents for Every ember of Every AN ATHLETIC YOUTH. Harrisburg Dec 11 1903 Dear Santa Clans I read your article in the Telegraph and I thought I would let you know what I want for Christmas.

I would like the following things: Foot Ball Umbrella Raincoat Hockey club with disc Pair of woolen gloves Some toys. Yours Truely Edwin J. Fager Jr 117 Keilv St DOESN'T WANT A CHINA CLOSET. Harrisburg, Pa. Dec 10, 1903.

De.ar old Santa Claus; I recived your letter this morning and also seen it in the Telegraph, and thought I would write at once. Please bring me a pair of rubbers, a pair of legging. I am a little girl eight years old. Please bring me a book called Mrs. Wiggs in the cabbage patch.

Please bring me a Christmas tree. Please bring me a table. Please bring me a table tan nes game. I do not want a big doll because I got one last year a preas ant. I do not want, a china closet.

Please bring me a box of lowny's. Do not forget Bernice Saltsman 1503y2 Derry St Harrisburg Pa She says she wants a Christmas tree and a doll with a hat on. I will leave some eatas and coffee on the table. Ve have a parrot do not tutch him, he might bit you he dose not like strangers. Good by from your little frind Fannie Ruth Parthemore 420 17th Street Harrisburg Pa.

GLAD ITS TIME FOR SANTA. nbg. Pa. Dec. 10.

1903. My Dear Santa Claus: I am so glad it is filmost time for you to come. I wish you would please bring me. one pair ice skates, pair gloves, one sled, Old mother goose game, gold ring, Old mother goose story book a train cars and track, one trolly car. and track, and plenty of good things.

Please remember me Santa. Master Willie Huber, 137 Hanna St. Hbg, Pa. WANTS A "STORTE BOOK." Harrisburg Pa Dec 10, 1903 Dear Santie Clause am iroinsr to write you a letter and ask you to bring me a big doll and a go cart and a ring to wear on my big finger my mama said she wants a seel skin coate. I also want a braclet, neclace, a new dres, a silk coat, a tamyshanter, some hare rib bens, a nice white apern, a storie boolr, Deer Santy please bring me a sled, bring, me a eristmas tree If it haint to hevy to carie.

Mama said if I was a good girl I would git all these. I am being a good girl I go to bed at ate oclock and stand on a stool and drie dishes like a big girl. good bio Santy Clause Please bring me these? My name is Margaret I. Myers in Harisburg WHAT ANNA WANTS. Harrisburg, Pa.

Dec. 10, 1903. Dear Santa. Claus I am writing a letter to you because I seen in the Telegraph that we are to write through the Telegraph. I want a doll fe a go cart a book and a ring and a diamond neck lace and a new dress and a coat and a bracelet and a game and a' set of dishes, and a table and a umbrella and a pair of hair ribbons and pocket book and a sled a coasting sled and a fur and a tam shanter and pair mittens and a pair kid gloves, and a Christmas tree and some fairies and a barn and a house and some little dolls for tind the tree and a fence, and moss for the tree.

Good by dear Santa please bring me these, a little friend. Anna McCormick. WOULD LIKE A TREE. Harrisburg, Pa. Dear Santa.

Clause I am going to write you a litter letter and ask you for some present. I want a doll and a go cart, skats and a umbrella and some games and hair ribbons and pocket book and please bring me a sled and a tam shamter and pair mittens and silk coat and a Christmas tree and some fairies and a barn and a house and some little dolls for under the tree and a fence and mos for the tree. good by Dear Santa Clause bring me all these things. Mabel Crook GAMES AND BOOKS. DEAR SANTA PLEASE BRING ME A FISH GAME A STORY BOOK AND SOME CANDY BRING MY BROTHER HAROLD A TRALN OF CARS SOME CANDY AND NUTS HAROLD CANT WRITE Russel Lowry 28 Cameron St.

Harrisburg. WANTS A POPGUN. Dear Santa I dont very much I am a little boy 7 years old I want a popgun and a drum and a horn an fill my plate with good thing. Troup Greek $44 Peffer St Cittj i i I I SOKRY FOR VIXEX. Harrisburg, Dec.

11, 1903 Dear Santa Clause: I am sory your old reindeer Vixen is not in good trim, but I must tell you what I want. Please bring me an automobile, a big rocking horse, a gum ball, a story book, and a stocking full of candy and nuts I am one of your boys Luther Heagy, 1737 Market Street, City. SHE "BITES" A "LITTER" LETTER. Dec. 12.

1903 Dear Santa Claws I though I would rite you a litter letter 10 tell you what I wanted, a very Few things I wanted some things to put on my Christmas tree and a doll and a sled and a maekintoch and some hanker chief and some candy and nuts and oranges I guess I will close my letter now Mary Wheeler No. 610. Peffer St Harrisburg Pa I am 10 years of age DON'T FORGET MY STOCKING. Harrisburg Pa Dec 13 dear Santa cla.us I am only six years old and cant write very good Yet I will not ask for very much only a pair of gum boots story book and please dont for get to fill my stocking from your dear little friend Harry Samuel Stareffer 628 Mahantongo st good bye WANTS A BALLOON. Dec.

14 1903 dear Santa send me a balloon and au engine that runs on a track, and a drum and ralph wants a Horn and bicicle and Florence wants a doll and a coach I guess thats is a bout all please dont forget good bye John Whitman, 122 Horner St, Harrisburg Pa A CLOWN THAT WALKS ON ITS HEAD. Harrisburg Pa Dec 13 1903. Dear Santa I will write you a letter to tell you I would like you to bring me a steam engine a fire engine set and automobill that winds up a clown the walks on his hadd when he is winded up a little barnfor under the tree some games horse and wagon some candy nuts and candy some thing for my brothers Ray and waiter waiter wants a steam engine too Ray wants a pair of skates now please bring what you can for us all I am just 8 years old and would like to ask for lots more 540 violet Wilbur Sheaffer DICTATES LETTER TO A FRIEND. Harrisburg, Pa. Dec, 14, 1903.

Dear Santa I am to little to write yon a letter so have gotten a friend to write to you as I dictate. I want a lot of candy, a go cart and a lot of other things as you see fit to bring me Your own loving little girl, 4 years old. Margaret Reedy 16 Aberdeen a.ve, Hbg. Pa HER GRANDPA WILL PAY EXPENSES. From Harrisburg little Marngiet Jacobs Dec 12 639 Broad st 1903 Dear Sandy Clos pleas Bring me a nice doll Baby thot goes to sleep an a Block Bordd and a piano you dont ned to Bing a tree for me this year but pleas Bring one up to me grammas house at Lykens I am going up thir dont for sret to Bring my little Ant Lettie an Bella a doll Baby an something nice for all of them an lots of ornges an good candy for they have a hoie lot of children to eat candy an my granpa works in the mines he will pay you for all you Bring I will say my prayers and go to bed early please dont for get to Bring me a pair of guns an dont for git to come up there Sandy I am 6 years old an I an a good girl to good night Dear old Sandy FASTIDIOUS, denr santa please send me a express wagon pair of skate and engin and boob slead randrunner if you aint got raundrun ner i dont want enny and over coat down to my legs and a swetter story book a pair of nitemsa watch Roy Shepley 8 years old 2024 derry st CHRISTMAS ORDER ENCLOSED.

Dec. 14, 1903. Hbg, Dear Santa; Inclosed you will find my Christmas order. I want a pair of skates number 12V4, ar recitation book, a canary bird, and a cage, and some candy and nuts. Do not forget and answer soon.

Goodby Dear Santa. My address is No 1940. state My Name is Meade D. Lyter Family WISH THE TELEGRAPH WELL. Dear Telegraph I hope my letter will not be too late.

I would like clear old Santa to bring me some things. I need a nice new coat a blue cloth dress a pair of Shoes stockings and leggins a hat a ring a pair of kid gloves a book called the birds Christmas Carol and please dont forget a doll coach with a parasol, and dont forget to bring my Grand Ma som thing real nice for she is a lovely old lady, my uncle Benjammy and Jennie will be looking for their anual visit my Papa and Mamma wish the Telegraph a happy and prosperous Christmas we like the paper and have been one of its patrons ever since we are in the City Helen Vivian Eeeny 106 Tuscarora St Oh yes Candy nuts Oranges a pair of bed room slippers ALL FOR HER LITTLE SISTER. Pleasant View Dec 14 Dear Santa Clause I have a little sister and this is her first Christmas so please bring her a few presents please bring her a new sack, a necklace and a Doll Baby her name is Delia May Lyter 1940 State St Harrisburg CLEVER FOR ONE SO YOUNG. 1209 North Front St Harrisburg, Pa Dear Santa Claus As I hope you will not forget me because I think you are the dearest person I ever knew and wishing you would come every week instead of once a year, now Santa this is what I want a tassel cap, a nice story book, a little engine that is all because I dont, like to ask for so much as you have others to give. And I wish you a "Merry Xmas" and hope it will snow so you can run you sleigh and reindeers Good By Santa from Henry Rapp 1209 North Front St Harrisburg Penna WANTS A MULE THAT DRINKS Harrisburg, Pa.

Dec 101903. Dear santa Claus North Pole. I saw your letter in the telegraph Paper Asking what I want for Christmas. Now Santa will you Please bring me a pair of skates, and a mule that takes a drink, flaps his ears and wags his tail. I would like to have an Engine that you Wind Up And runs by itself.

I also would like to have a school companion, a plate of candy and nuts, a Christmas tree, and if you can you may bring some more balls for the Christmas tre. My little brother and sister can not write and if you can you may bring them some things to. Good bye. Paul II. Nisley.

No. 240G Nth 6th St ASKS FOR A SNOW STORM. Harrisburg Penna Dec 10 1903 My Dear Old Santa Claus. I saw your kind letter in "The Telegraph" and wanted to write and tell yon what I would like to have. I am a little boy six years old and want a pair of hip boots.

I guess you can tell what size I wear, a game of Old Maids a hook and ladder and one of those things you shake and turn upside down and can see snow, some story books and please don't forget to have and the Bean ste lk with them, A new overcoat and a pair of gloves like my dear papa wears A new suit with a star on the shield Please bring me a Christmas tree and a pair of skates and a whole whole lot of candy. I would like to have a graphaphone and a gold watch and anything else that you think would be nice for me. I almost forgot, please don't forget my foot ball suit and shin guards. I will try and be a good boy and listen to my mamma. I can hardly wait until Christmas Eve for then I might see my dear old friend Santa Claus.

Santie is it very cold where you live. I talked "to Mrs Santa Claus the other day I mean I talked over the telephone and she said if I was a good boy she would see that you brought me some nice things. Well good bye Santie Dear. Your little friend Charles Snyder Jr. 1T08 Market St.

Hershey Cafe Cold shopping tours are enlivened by a warm cup of coffee, tea or chocolate. "Where every btte' a relish." 309 Market St. NEXT DOOR TO MR, EISLEY. Dec. 10, 1903.

Dear Santa Claus My mother just got through read ing to me that we little girls are to send our letters to the Telegraph Of fice and you would read the paper and see what I would like to have this year. My name is Margareta Reed. I live on Berryhill street are number 1305 I live next door to Air. Wisely I whnt a Doll a desk a new dress, ribbons handkerchiefs, leggins, golf gloves, Books, thimble, a bottle perfume a finger nail file and a nice Christmas tree. I want you to come and see me on Christmas morning good night from Margaretta Reed.

ONE FROM THE "HOUSE." House of Representatives Harrisburg Dec 10, 1903 Dear Santa Claus Please give me a big sled a sword a bugle horn and a magic lantern I am eight years old 421 Boas street Norman Callender Fisher LITTLE TIME TO WRITE LITTLE LETTER. West Fairview Pa Dec 10, 1903 Dear Santa Clause I thought that I would take a little time to write you a little letter now Christmas is coming and I thought I would tell you what I would like to have if you could bring me some candy and nuts and a orange and any thing else that you think is good for me I hope you are well. I am. I must close so good night answer sou youre friend Abram Addams. SOME LITTLE THINGS.

Dec. 10 Dear Santa claus bring me a doll and a coach and a nice fur and a little chair and a little wash board and tub and a long coat and a dress and some candy and some oranges and a little ring and some books, and a little duble slate and some skate I do not now how to spell the other things and please bring something for mother and Sallie I guess that is all From Edna Fite To Mr Santaclaus Edna Fite 1302. North Second St Harrisburg Pa A TRAIN OF CARS THAT RUN ON TRACK. Harrisburg Pa Not 11 1903 Dear Santa I want a train of cars that run a round the. track and a pair boot and that is all I want from you send the thinsr to 328 North stree 'v name is Harold Carter good night Dear Old Santaclaus and aunt Wi 0.

my tree If you can not get the things get me any thinge you can get me for Christmas. AN EXPRESS WAGON. Hbg, Dec. 10, 1903. My dear Santa Clause I would be very glad if you would send me a express wagon and two story books and two games and also my little sister Fannie want a dolly and a monkey in box so if you can get these please send them to our house so good By I hope your reindeers will be better for Christmas for we are waiting for you so good night be good to your selft and your reindeers to so good night from your friend Little Edward Meyer and Little Francis Meyer address 523 State St Harrisburg Pa MAMMA WANTS A PLUSH COAT.

Dec 10th Steelton .1903. Dear Santa I'm years old and I have a little 6 years old I would like to have 2 doll 2 mackintoshes and mamma would like to have a plush coat And candy to of course Nov I guess this will be all for time. Marion and Edna Barth. 207, Meyrs Street, A little bed to please SHE "ROTE" A FEW LINES. Der Santa claus I have rote you a few lines to let you know what 1 want this year I want a pretty dolly and a mackintosh and a cuple new dresses, and a big plate full of candy and I foregot that I want a coach for iny dolly and a pretty Christmas tree and a hole lot of things and papa wants a hox of sigars and mamma wants a new dress and a hat my hig sisters wants a good whipen and so does my big brother.

My little brother wants a train of cars a home and a school bag and a nice plate of candy, and I want a lovly big handsome 4 5 feet high doll and red curls and blue eyes and a set of dishes. Answer my letter oblige Me Fannie IS 1'eters Excuse my bad ritting. FOUR OF THEM. Hbg, Dec 10, 1903 Dear Santa: I take my pencil in hand to make known our wishes for Christmas. There are 4 of us; Roy age 3 years Sylvia age 6 years Ross 8 years and myself.

Roy would like to have a sled and a train of cars Sylvia would like to have a coach and a set of dishes. Ross would like to have a sled and a hook and ladder. As for myself I would like to have a large doll and some candy and a orange. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a huppy New Year. Hoping to hear from or see you soon.

I remain your little friend Caroline Wiley 1334 Penn St. Harrisburg Fa "tactorv Fie neater AMUSEMENTS LYCEUM THEATER, IOCUST STREET When Knighthood Was in Flower. This evening Rogers Bros, in London Dec, 17th When Knighthood Wag In Flower This evening brings the beautiful romantic drama "When Knighthood Was in Flower" to the Lyceum with Miss Roselle Knott in the leading role. This dramatization of Charles Major's popular novel is meeting with more favor than any play adapted from a book. The management bring the original production to this city, the sa.me as used by Miss Marlowe during her metropolitan engagement.

Miss Knott will be found a young actress of rare talent, combining beauty of face and figure, with a fascinating presence and a beautiful voice that soothes with softness of thrills with passionate utterances. With these attributes one might easily imagine Clias. Major's willful heroine to have stepped from the pages of his romance into the actual ism of the stage. In Miss Knott's per formance of "Mary Tudor" there is no question of her personal triumph. She brings out the pathetic side as well as the comedy vein of the character in such a manner that she commands the admiration of all who witness her truly wonderful portrayal of the hoydenish Princess.

Her supporting company is particularly capable having been carefully selected by the management for their ability and merit. Rogers Bros, in Loudon "The Rogers' Brothers in London," which comes to the Lyceum Theater on Thursday evening, does not confine itself to the English metropolis either with regard to its scenic products or the popularity of its stars on a thoroughfare like the strand. Reports of this play which attained an immense success in New York and other cities, say it is not only a spectacular marvel but has more varied comedy in music and stage business than anything the season has offered. The cast is exceptionally strong. Such names as Joseph Coyne, Lee Harrison, Melville Ellis, George Aus "The Ship of bring you glb.d tidings.

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Miss Marie Lorenzo is the leading lady and in her several portrayals this week has displayed a histronic ability and versatility rarely met with. A Midnight Confmston "A Midnight Confession" is the. play announced' for next Monday and Tuesday with matinee daily at the Grand Opera House and lovers of sensationalism and startling incidents will find the drama fully up to all requirements in that direction. The play is said to be one of the. most thrilling now on tour and is also given with a specially complete scenic equipment, adding much to the realism and effect of the story.

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Manager. JOSEPH Fr Local He TO NIGHT Frank L. Pesley presents ROSELLE KNOTT as "Mary Tudor" in the original $20,000 production "When Knighthood Was In Flower" PRICES I 81.50,81,75,50c. Gnllerj New Lyceum Theater M. EE1S, JOSEPH FRANK, Manager.

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