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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-20

Dear Editor:
This letter is about little Red Riding
Hood. There was once upon a time a
little girl named Red Riding Hood She
hid blue eyes and golden hair. Little
Red Riding Hood was always willing
to help her mother. One day her moth
er sent Little Red Cap with some milk
way she met a wolf in the thick woods.
The wolf said to little Red Riding
Hood Good morning. She answered
back and said Good morning Mr.
Wolf. Mr.. Wolf asked little Red Rid
ing Hood all kinds Of questions He
asked her where she was going She
told him she was going to see her
grandma. Mr.. Wolf went the shortest
way to grandmas. When he got there
he knocked. Grankma asked who it
was. The wolf answered in a soft
voice 1T is II Grandma told him to
hit the latch and come in. The wolf
went up to .Grandma's bed and 1t
frightened her SO bad she ran away.
The wolf put on Grandmas gown and
he" nice clean cap and got in grand
mas bed. A knock came at the door.
1t was Little Red Cap. The wolf told
her to come In. Little Red Riding Hood
thought Grandmas voice was awful
coarse. She went to the bed and said
to the worl, whom she thought was
he grandmother. What long arms
you have grandma" The wolf in a
course voice said the better to hug
you with my dear. Little Red Riding
Hood was not satisfied so she had to
ask some more questions. She said
What large ears you have grandma"
The wolf said THE better to hear with
NV dear What large eyes you have
grandma "The wolf said THE better
to see you with my dear" Then she
stopped and gazed around and said
What large mouth you have grand
ma" "The better to eat with my DEAR
said the wolf and then he started to
seize Little Red Riding Hood. A hunt
er happened to be passing and heard
little Red Riding Hood crying for help.
He went in and shot the wolf and Lit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-20

There was once a little boy who
had no mother or father. He lived by
his grandfather in a little house by
lived very close to him. One day one
of them went to his house. He saw
them coming. When any one would
come he would climb to the loft and
pull the ladder up behind him. The old
witch had a sack In her hand filled
with candy. She said Just see what
I've got" The boy looked and she pull
ed the sack over his head.
While she was going home she
saw rabbit in the road and ran after
it and left the boy in the road The
boy got out and filled the sack with
rocks and went home. When the witch
came she said My, but he is getting
heavy" She was mad when she saw
the rocks.
Fred Utterback,
Hedrick, Iowa.
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FORMER oT--uMwA BOY WRITES

Dear Juniors:
paper that 1 though I would write,
one This is my first letter. I enjoy
reading the Junior letters very much.
l used to live in Ottumwa but two
years ago we moved to Monmouth.
used to go to the Franklin school when
lived in Ottumwa.
I am thirteen years old and go to
school in the eighth grade. My play
mate are Eddie Nagel, Harry Allen
and Vert Lewis.
Ii some of the Courier Juniors will
send me some post cards l will send
them some.
Willie Parker,
800 N G ST.,
Monmouth, Ill.,
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Aged 8.
DoDo HAS TWO LITTLE PUPPIES

Dear Editor:
I am new one to the Courier Jun
Tor. but I am going to write now My
doggie, Dodo, has two little puppies.
am in grade 2. quarter 2. Miss Bessie
Chisman is my teacher. I board with
my aunt Edna and go to school in
town. I hope I can pass my examin-
ations. My studies are reading. writ
ing, arithmetic, language and spelling.
l lost my pretty gold bracelet and we
raked all the yard over for it and
could not find it. After we had given
1t UP and I had cried and cried-what
do you think? There it was behind n
chair on the kitchen floor. I am afraid
almost to wear it now.
Gertrude Savler,
South Ottumwa. Ia.
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INES HAS FOUR PLAYMATEs

Dear Editor and Juniors:
Well, as have never written to the
Junior l will do So
My papa takes the Daily Courier. I
am a little girl seven years old and I
go to the Pleasant Grove school, My
teachers name is Moses Minks. like
him just fine for teacher. Ny school
mates are Hildred and Agnes Warder,
Jennie and Martha Carter.
Well I will close hoping to see my
letter in print.
l am your little Junior,
Ines E. Porter, age Z, "
r. F. D. No. 2 Agency, la:
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PEARLS FIRST LETTER.

Dear Editor:
AS have never written to the
Courier Junior l thought l would
write.
l am little girl 10 years old. I go
to Fairview school. We had five
months school. went every day with
out being tardy or absent. For pets l
have pair of banties and dog. l
live five miles from Moravia. Well I
will close.
am Tri-Weekly Junior
Pearl Thomas, age 10,
r. F. D. No. 2, Abba, Ia.
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Aged 7.
THREE YEARS SINCE
QUEEN HAS WRITTEN.

Dear Editor:
AS it has been three years since l
wrote to the Courier Junior I thought
I would write once again. l go to the
Jefferson school. am in the second
grade. quarter 2. My teachers name
is Miss Bessie Chisman; my studies
are reading. arithmetic, spelling. Ian
guage and writing. I have a hard time
with my numbers. Ny cousin Helen
Sayler beats me at numbers every
time. But can beat her on spelling.
Queen M. Harris.
South Ottumwa, Ia.
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SOUVENIR POSTALS.

We will send out postals to all the
Juniors the week following the day on
which their letters, stories or receipts
appear. We do not want the Juniors
to acknowledge them by simply thank
ing lis or writing receipt, but we do
want them to write nice little letter
telling us of their pets, their home or
anything that is interesting to them.
We will still give souvenir albums
to the Juniors when they have 25 pos
tails from the Courier Juniors
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ANOTHER FIRST LETTER.

Editor Junior:
This is the first letter have written
to the Courier Junior. My school was
out the Goth of February.
My teachers name is Alma Wilson.
I go to the Bridges school. live four
and a half miles south Of Bloomfield.
have two brothers; their names
are Glen and Orlo
My papa takes the Tri-Weekly
Courier.
Glen Borake, age 1,
R. F. D. No 4, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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Dear Editor:
I have never written before so I will
write few lines.
l am a little girl seven years old. I
w-lk mile and half to school every
day. My teachers name Is Maude
Anderson. l have little brother four
years old. His name Is Edward. have
two gold fish. I help my mamma wash
dishes and bring in wood. / read the
letters in the Courier every week.
I have two story books which l like
to read. My home Is three miles from
the Mississippi river. My papa takes
the Tri- Weekly Courier. l will close
NV letter.
AZ Edyth Prose,
Oquawka, III.
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lNEz ATTENDS SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Dear Editor:
MY papa takes the Tri-Weekly Cou-
rier. l will write q few lines to the
Junior. l go to the west side school
at Eldon. l am in the first room and
A class. My teachers name is Miss
Moore. like her very much. l go to
Sunday school at the Baptist church.
AS my letter is getting long l will
close, hoping to see this in print.
Your little friend,
Inez Goodwin, age 7.
Eldon, Iowa.
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Dear. Editor

Dear. Editor:
l have a dog. Her name is Daisy.
She has black curly hair. Daisy barks
at the birds and cattle and coyotes.
She will bark too, when any of us
children are hurt, but she never bites.
She will even let Baby Fred take the
meat out of her mouth. Daisy follows
the wagon only when we children are
in it.
I am Tri-Weewly Junior.
Grace Barker.
Tokna, Montana.
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MAGGIE's FIRST LETTER.

Dear Editor:
AS / have never written to the
Junior I will now write. - papa
takes the Tri- Weekly Courier. I like
to read the stories the children write.
have three brothers and five sisters.
Ny oldest brother is a mail carrier. I
have pet cat. Her name is White.
NV brother has two dogs. Their names
are Shep and Pinnie.
Maggie Murray.
Melrose, Iowa.
A ped 10
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ELVA HAS THREE BROTHERS AND
TWO SISTERS.

Dear Editor:
l will try to write few lines to
the Junior I go to the West Side
school at Eldon I am in the seventh
grade. My teachers name is Miss
Nelson. I lake her very much. My
studies are arithmetic, geography,
history, spelling, reading, language,
and drawing. like to go to school.
I have three brothers and two sisters.
Well as my letter Is getting long I
will close for this time
From your friend,
Elva Goodwin, age IA.
Eldon, Iowa.
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NUT COOKIES.

Cream one third cup Of butter and
add ~ cup sugar and eggs well beat
en-. Sift II cup flour and l teaspoonful
baking powder. Add the first mixture.
Then add / cup milk and y cup chop
ped nuts and 1 teaspoonful of lemon
Juice. Drop from a spoon on an unbut-
tered baking pan. Leave an inch space
between them. Sprinkle with chopped
nuts and bake in very slow oven.
Bertha Ruark.
Pennington, Ia.
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VERA AND GRACE; SlAMESE
TWINS.

Dear Editor:
We are two little girls. adopted sis
ter. The people call us the Siamese
Twins, because we. are always togeth-
er. Our mother owns restaurant and
our daily task is to go for the bread
and meat
We had no pets until our neighbor
Mr.. Loeb moved away and,left us his
cat Billie.
We take the Daily Courier and look
forward for the Junior.
Your little friends,
Vera Mills and Grace Thatcher
age 10 and II,
Bloomfield, Iowa.
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Aged s.
LOUIS WANTS TO BE A JUNIOR.

Dear Editor:
1 thought would write a few lines.
My papa takes the Tri- Weekly Cour-
Ter. ] am 9 years old. I go to the
Crooked Brick school My teacher
name is Bessie Roberts. like her
quite well. have some pets, two dogs
and four cats and a calf. 1 read the
little boys and girls letters and l want
to be Tri Weekly Junior.
Louis Gallup,
Birmingham, Iowa.
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FOREST GOES TO MCPHERSON
SCHOOL

Dear Editor: ..
I am little boy eight years old. i
60 to the Jefferson school, My teach
ers name is Miss Ellis. 1 am in the
third grade. I have a sister and a
brother. My sisters name is Esther
and my brothers. name Is Edgar
Carey. My sister Is three years old
and my brother is years old. ! have
another sister and brother. My Sis
ter's name is Mabel Carey and my
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JUNIOR RECEIPTS.
, i .
SPICE CAKE.

White of one egg,
2 cups brown sugar,
l cup sweet milk,
Y cup butter,
l cup raisins,
21 cups flour,
2 teaspoonfuls cinnamon
u teaspoonful cloves.
" nutmeg,
teaspoonful ground allspice.
Bake in one loaf. Take the white Of
one egg with white sugar for frosting.
Mary Hitler,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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brothers name is Ralph Carey. My
brother works at the Western Union.
My sister goes to high school. My
grandpa and grandma were gone this
winter. stay at my grandma's. go
to Sunday school every Sunday. My
Sunday school teachers name is
Grace Weir. l like her very much.
We have Bible verses to learn.
Forrest Carey, age 8,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Boil cups granulated sugar, Y cup
water, u cup vinegar and / table,
snoonfu of glycerine together until
the mixture will spin a heavy thread.
Remove from fire and when it no long
tartar and favoring extract Pour on
O. large buttered platter and when 1t 10
efficiently cool pull until white.
Retta Ruark,
Pennington, Iowa.
Aoed
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CARM Ell CANDY.

Two cups sugar, one cup of nnftr,
butter the size of walnut. Let boil
in large saucepan Have a pan hot
pour cup of sugar in it and let 1t
melt until brown. Add melted sugar to
the other mixture. Cook all together
for two minutes, take off of the fire
and beat until it begins to thicken;
pour over a cup Of nuts In a buttered
platter. Flavor with vanilla
Irene Pumroy,
Ottumwa. Ia.
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The Courier Junior
Published by
/ THE coURlET. PRINTING CO.,
oTTuMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEVEREAux.
EDITOR.
WOOL, SILK, KNITTING, ETC.

Dear Juniors. To-day we Will
give you subjects for the third weeks
work In the March contest, How the
World is Clothed" Many subjects are
given and while we do not require the
Juniors working in the contest tc
write on each ona Of this weeks sub
jects, still we would like to have sew
eral or all Of them used in one story
The subjects follow:
ANIMAL FlBRES, SUCH AS
SLEEPS WOOL, LAMBS WOOL
ETC.
SILK, ITS ORIGIN AND HISTORY
KNITTING. THE STORY OF THE
STOCKING.
LACE AND THE LACE MAKERS.
The subjects for last weeks contest
were: fax, hemp, jute and ban, all
vegetable fibers. We know that this
contest is going to be a SPLENDID one
because we have received many excel
lent stories about cotton, flax and
hemp.
We want the Juniors who desire to
work in this contest to write each
week until Wednesday. March 81, the
closing day of the contest. Next week
we will announce the subjects for the
week ending Thursday, March rs.
The prizes will be sweater, roller
skates or book.
These stories need not contain
more than 100 words. However, dc
not exceed 300.
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mewing. 1t seemed to come from the
other side of the river. Aunt Ella
thought that it was the little black
kitten, so we went across the bridge to
get it. But what do you think we
saw? A little yellow and white kitten
ran into my arms. We took 1t down
to grandma's. 1t was so hungry. that
we gave it some milk. We call him
Bryan.
Helen Perry.
Bidwell, Ia.
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ORES A FARMER BOY.

Dear Editor:
I will write few lines This Is my
first letter. I am a farmers boy.
pillow, haul hay, cut wood. and do all
of the work when father Is sick.
have on esister II years old. There are
just four Of us in the family. My faith
or takes the Tri-Weekly Courier.
Ores Hockersmith,
Bloomfield, Iowa.
AGED La -
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MANILA SENDS SOME COTTON.
DER Editor:

Dear Editor:
am sending YOU some cotton My
mamma raised it last summer in her
garden. The seed came from Virginia.
1t looked very pretty when it was in
bloom But the frost caught it before
it all bloomed. This country is too
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Dear Editor:
We have a little yellow and white
kitten It's name is Bryan. Now I will
tell You how we got it. Grandma had
three little black kittens. One day we
could not find one, Aunt Ella and I
were looking when we heard loud
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-20
SPONGE CAKE.

Beat together one cup of sugar,
eggs, half cup of water. sift cups
of -four and two spoonfuls of baking
powder, one teaspoonful vanilla.
Bertha Ruark,
Pennington. la.
Aged 8.
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kATHERlNE'S PETS.

Dear Junior:
am going to write about my pet
dog. have a pet dog and its name
is Troubles. l go to the Sacred Heart
am in the past part of the third grade
My dog is, a pointer. My brothers
birthday Is today. We take the Tri-
Weekly Courier.
Your Junior friend,
Katherine Molony,
GOT West Main street. OttumWa. la,
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cold for it. My grandpa takes the
Tri- Weekly Courier. John Brooks, his
birthday was the 22nd day of Febru-
arv, the same as Washington's.
have sister and her birthday Is on
Valentine day.
Manila Jewett,
Buxton, Ia.
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Aged
LOUIS IN SECOND GRADE.

Dear Editor:
I am little boy seven years old. I
go a mile and a half to school. My
teachers name is Miss Bessie Rankin.
! am in the second grade. My mamma
takes the Tri- Weekly Courier.
Louis Wright,
HighlaNd, Kans. +,
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tie Red Riding Hood wns taken home
safe to her mother.
Olive Mclaughlin.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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GOT West Main street, Ottumwa, Ia.
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THE STORY OF MY cAT-eRYAN

Box 1903.
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MY DOG.

Agency, R. r. No. /.
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Aged 9.
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LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD.

LfICo IT I-UI IGI age T
R. F. D. No. 2 Agency, la.
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A LITTLE ORPHAN BOY.

Aged 10.
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ESTHER WRITES ETHEL.

Aged 9.
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GLAD TO HEAR FROM EDNA.

Diamond, Iowa.
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EDYTH HAS TWO GOLD FISH.

Aged II.
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EDNA A NEW JUNIOR.

=
r. F. D. No 4, Bloomfield, Iowa.
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ICE CREAM CANDY.

Aged 8.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Holloway Parker

Allen r. Holloway, OF Marshall,
and Miss Ada May Parker, OF Nell
son were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony in the presence OF
tho brides mother and brothers,
thd groom's mother, sister and
brother and a few of her near
neighbors on Wednesday, May 10
at 8 p. m. After the ceremony re-
freshments were served. Brother
Dotson OF Marshall officiated.
They have the well wishes of a
host of friends. The bride is one of
Nelson's most charming young
ladies, and all who know her love
her.
The groom is m of Saline Coun-
ty's best farmers. May theirs be
a long and happy married life.
AFriend.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Forced Into Exile

VIM. Upchurch OF Glen oak okla.
was an exile from home. Mouil
tain air, he thought would cure a
frightfuI l~ung-racking cough that
had defied all remedies for Two
years. After six months h e re-
turned death DIGGING his steps
"Then / began 20 use DR.. Kings
New Discovery" he writes, '1fte.
taking six bottles / am as we'll as
ever.n IL saves thousands yearly
from desperate lung diseases. In
fallible for Coughs and Colds, 1t
dispels Hosrsencs IS and Sore IN oat
Cures Grip, Bronchitis and Hemor-
hayes, Asthma, Group. Whoop ng
cough. soc and 800, trial bottle
Stree. Guaranteed by P. H. Frank
slim, Druggists.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
Farmers, Attention!

The Farmers OF Saline County
havd an incorporated Fire and
lightning Insurance Company
which has been doing business In
Saline County for fourteen years
They insure all kinds OF farm prop
erty except live stock AT A VERY
LOW RATE. The Company is do
ing business in the interest OF the
FARMERS and will save you mon
ey il you will insure with them. We
want your insurance. Judge r. c
Hanna of Miami, Mo-, is the gener-
al. agent.
Fos any information desired call
on or address:
r. C. Hanna, president and gen
eral Agent; b. j. Orear, Vice pres
ident; l.. w. Scott, Treasurer, VIM
Putsch, Secretary; d. d. Davidson,
L. r. Stouffer, r. a. Tussey, Henry
Terrell, s. P. Houston, w. G.
Gaines, \ J Haynes, Directors. t.,
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
History of Saline County.

Judge w. B. Napson has n coucse
OF preparation a comprehensive
history OF Saline County. Judge
Napton has long been interested i'll
all that touches the inception, pro-
gressl and development OF Salin9
county. A new generation OF peo-
pie has come upon the stage o.
action since anything of this char
acter was published here, and This
Is the first enterprise OF its chr
acter which has ever been attemp.-
ed here by a well known and COM
petent local historian. The netesS-
ity OF such a publication is appar-
ent to all thoughtful people and il
is believed people OF Saline county
will afford active and hearty as
sistance in advancing a project de-
signed to reflect credit upon them
selves and their community, AMI 10
transmit to posterity a record
which will have enduring value as
a comprehensive and authentic his
torical memorial. B. F. Bowen &
Co. OF Indianapolis, have assumed
the publication of this work and a
representative OF this company is
now in our city and will visit our
leading families for biographical
facts.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
To Entertain Correspondents

Tho Republican is making ar
engagements to entertain its assis-
tant editors in a proper name on
Friday, September Sd, during the
session OF the Marshall Chautauqua
We have about forty correspon-
dents in various parts of the coun-
ty and hope to have them all here
on that day. The arrangements
are not all. completed but the affair
viii include a visit to the chautau-
qua in the morning, a banquet at
tha Ruff at noon, automobile ride
over the city, another visit to the
chautauqua in the afternoon. Prob
ably q short program at the Ruff
at noon also.
Arrangements will be made for
the friends OF correspondents, who
wish to accompany them, 10 the
number OF sixty. Invitations give
ing particulars will be issued later.
Our young lady assistants are
largely in the majority and SO we
shall look for DIR. Sharp, OF Little
Rock, 'Prof.n Giger OF Saline Vail
LEY, and Mr.. Mayfield OF Saline
Point and other handsome young
bachelors to be- out In their best
smiles and bring along their bach
|elor friends
m .MUNZ|# l.|A."
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
comingEvent

May 2i-S p. m. High School Com
mencemend Exercises.
May s2-Eloeus:onaiy Pc itaiStsw.
art Chapel.
May 2 3--Baccalaureate Sermon
Stewart Chapel.
May 24-Recital OF School of Mu-
sic Stewart Chapel.
Mag 26-Senior Academic Gradu-
alton M. ". c.
Ma, fe--Alumni Association Meet
ing.
May 27-1e a. m. Graduating Exer-
cises nj. ". c., Stewart Chapel.
May s9-Memorial seivic s tsR.dg
Park cemetery.
May 30-Decoration Day.
May 3t-Summer Normal begins c.
M. ". c.
Juna 3-Total Eclipse of moon.
June H-Total Eclipse of sun.
June 21-Summer begins.
July 4-National holiday.
Aug. 9 to 13-National G. A. r.
Encampment at Salt Lake City.
August 80 to Sep. 5-Marshall
Chautauqua.
Sept. 6-Labor Day.
Oct. 2 to s-Missouri State Fair at
Sedalia.
The Marshall republican., 1909-05-21
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We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any Ease OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh cure. F j CHENEY & Co.
Toledo Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. j. Cheney for the last II years
and believe him perfectly honor
able in all business transactions
and financially able OF carry out
any obligations made by his lirm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken. in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous SURFACES OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.