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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-21
LLOYD TO ATTEND MARENGo
r-a FAIR.

Dear Editor and Juniors:-How are
all of you getting along these days.
am just fine. was glad when school
started
Mamma and Sister Beatrice and I
are going to the. fair at Marengo in
September. I always have a nice
time at the fair. 1t is the II, 10 and
10 of September. We always stay a
week or two when we go.
like to go in the country. like
to drive the horses and help in the
field and help feed the chickens and
hogs and cows and horses. think
it is great fun to play iii the hay loft.
Beatrice is afraid to climb in the hay
loft. She can get up in the hay loft
but she can't get down and then she
cries for mamma or some one to come
and help her down.
I would like to exchange post cards
with all of the Juniors.
Lloyd Marks, Age 10.
610 May ST, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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WANTS TO CORRESPOND WITH
o.. JUNIORS.

Dear Juniors AS haven't written
to the Courier Junior for long time
thought would write.
l am little girl ten years of age.
My birthday is January 10.
I have three sisters and one brother.
Their names are: Margaret E. Dorothy
Rose, Mary NJ, and Paul H. We live
on farm of sixty-six acres, 1t ID
about three miles from Charlton.
= Our nearest school is Grove No. 4.
It is mile and half from our farm.
The teachers name is Miss Helen
Wilsey. / will be in the sixth grade
My sister is going to the Charlton
high school. My sister Rose and my
brother and myself are going to Grove.
I would like to correspond with some
Juniors through the Junior page.
Helen Louise Larkin, Age IL.
R. F. D. 6, Charlton, Iowa.
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THE COURlEk JUNIOR
IN Pubiished by
rHE COURIER PRINTING co.
oTTUMWA. IOWA
MATILDA pEvEREAvx.
EDITOR.
OUR DUMB ANIMALS.

Dear juniors: The subject chosen
Tor today's contest, "Our Dumb AM
male includes everything that cannot
sneaE the human language. vi
course all animals have language OF
their own. Now in this contest we
vant the Juniors to give the history
81 an many dumb animals as they pos,
sibly can. How the animals snoulo
he cared for, their native country,
hshsts etc. Tell us all about wild
animals, tame animals. We VIII give
4vn PRICES. one to the Junior descr1p-
4nr tho most animals as well as the
Junfnr writing the best story. Tnese
mrfxes Win be surprise prizes ms
contest win open today and Close MOI
day September 80.
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AGNES cELENA's LOST LETTER
FOUND.

Dear Juniors:
AS have not written to the Courier
Junior for so long time Will write
now. l have one brother. His name is
Edward. We have some chickens ana
COW and a calf and have two kittens.
Their names are Beauty and Teders.
Her color is black and white and the
other one is gray and white have
much fun with them. study reading
and arithmetic, grammar, r, history history,
name is Miss Scott I think she is q
good teacher. I like her very well.
There are twenty three children going
to our school now in my room. There
are four rooms in our school house. But
we lust use two rooms, the two down
stairs.
We live in a little town. It has five
stores and the post office is In one of
the stores and there Is our school
house. It is made Of brick and there is
a church and three hotels and res
taurant and depot and mill and
some houses We live in town.
Agnes Celina Applequist, age IL,
Wright, Mimi, Box las.
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MABEL WRITES TO ETHEL.
Miss Ethel Hartw1ck.
Moulton, Iowa.
1-3~~ T.{orHsr

Miss Ethel Hartwick.
Moulton, Iowa.
,, Dear Junior Friend
! How are you? am all right. re-
ceiyed your card quite a while ago. was
glad to get it. Did you receive the one
I sent you? When does your school be-
gin, and who Is your teacher? do not
know vet when ours will begin. Our
teacher is to be Miss Baker.I think she
lives on the other side Of the river. Will
you be glad when school begins?
went to camp meeting last SUM-
day up at tho fair grounds, close to
Eldpn.
Do you like to read the Courier Jun
Tor? I do. Have you received any
prizes from the Courier Junior. have
received a watch. box of school neces-
stiles, which consists Of a penholder
and pom, three lead pencils, one pen
and pencil holder, with pen and pen
Gil in it and a rubber eraser. They were
in a beautiful box. have also received
several post cards and some pictures to
cut out.
When is you birthday? Mine IS
March 20. Are you acquainted with
any of the Juniors? am not acquatnt-
ed with very many Of them. Have you
a CourAAr Junior pin? I haven't, but
would like to have one.
Have you correspondent with any OF
the Juniors? I have not correspondent
with any but you. I would like to re-
ceive post cards from some Of the 9TH
err Junior girls. would like for you to
answer this through the Junior page.
Hoping to hear from you soon l Will
close.
Mabel M. Oliver, age IA,
Selma, a., r l.
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VERA HAS THE WHOOPiNG
COUGH.

Dear Editor and Juniors:-I thought
would write you letter for ! never
have written before. My school IS 60
ing on now. I have the whooplng
cough. can not go. MY twin broth
er is writing today. have two broth
ers. Their names are Glen and Verne.
am in the fifth grade. We have two
pet lambs. The boys have some In
dian runner ducks. I did have nfteen
little. chickens. I have just got nine
now. Papa is not at home today. ne
is helping Mr.. Miller thrash. we
have calf, dog, cat and two lambs
for pets.
We were looing for our grandma
but she did not come.
Vera Webb, Age II.
Charlton, Iowa, Route No. 3.
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asked the old grandmother. HAS he
gone mad?"
"Oh, suppose he has seen some
one else do something like that" was
the answer.
At this one Maiden woodpecker
laughed abound; then she called to
Master Rabbit.
Come down." she said. "Give me
the dish, and will take your place. |"
And Master Rabbit did come down.
His foot slipped, and he fell head
long into the dry leaves below.
Maiden Woodpeoker took the dish
and climbed easily up the tree. Soon
she returned with a dish Of fine food.
But that was not the end Of 1t. For
many a long day Maiden Woodpecker
leased Master Rabbit about his fool
ishness.
Part III. "
Master Rabbit had not yet learned
his lesson. He could not let other peo-
ple's trades alone He was still fool
ish enough to believe he could do
anything he had seen others do. And
1t was not long before he had another
adventure.
He was making a call on NOON,
the Bear, and was invited to dine. He
was filled with wonder at the way Mr..
Bear got a dinner for his hungry fam
lily.
NOON put big pot over the fire.
Then he cut a thin slice off the bot
tom Of his foot and put it into the pot
to boil. 10! the tiny bit Of meat grew
and grew, larger and larger, till It
filled the pot. There was enough din
ner for the large family. Besides, Mas
ter Rabbit took home large piece for
his friends.
Him! said Master Rabbit to him
SELF "the wampum Of our family says
that a rabbit can do everything that
a bear can do, and more, too. I'll try
this myself"
So he invited NOON to his wigwam
to dine. When the time came, Mr..
Bear appeared.
Put the pot over the fire to boil"
said Master Rabbit to his grand
mother.
Then he sharpened his knife and
tried to cut slices from the soles OF
his feet They were SO small and ten
der, however, that 1t was hard WORK
to get any. Besides. it hurt him ter
r1bly. -.
NOON began to growl.
What is Master Rabbit trying to
do?" he said to the old grandmother
II think he is trying to do what he
has seen some one else do"
Here, Master Rabbit, give me the
knife" cried Mr.. Bear when he heard
this.
He began to cut slices from the soles
Of his own feet, which were thick and
tough. Then he went on to get dinner
in the same way that he had done at
home Master Rabbit could not enjoy
it because his feet we're aching and
bleeding.
Indeed, his feet were so sore that
it was many a day before he could
scamper through the woods In his old
gay and happy way.
He had now learned his lesson, !
however, and was never so foolish
from Mary Hazel |
ton Wade's Indian Legends.
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DOLLS FOR PRIZES.

Acne dolf contest does not close
smtil Monday We win reprint the rules
4 we nave i've beautiful dolls which
re win give to five Juniors wrltIns 'n ne
tteet stories ON Dolls. any ~ -
Nhe Junior boys want to WHO On Ini .
subject and do not want q doll lCl a
yur4xa. we Will permit them 10 selec .
kheh own reward. THIS contest ciose'
EMnnday. September %.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-21

When George Washington was lit
tie boy all this land was ruled by the
king of England And most Of the peo-
pie lived on great plantations or farms.
The king Of England would not let the
English men have great shops or stores
in which to make money. XII
It was on one of these plantations
that George Washington lived. Every
summer ships would come and anchor
little way up shore. When he was
about fourteen he began to think that
sailors life would be more pleasant
than on lonely plantation. His broth
ers thought SO too. When the time came
for George to leave his heart was very
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-21
CHARLES, A NEW JUNIOR.

Dear Editor and Juniors: .s...'
I will write, as have never written
before. live in Dahlonega and go
to school here. I am in the first
reader. My teachers name is Virgie
Moseworth.
have two little sisters. Their
names are Mabel and Laura. Mabel is
going to school this term. She is 5
years old. '.
For pets have a cat and dog.
Just live little ways from school.
come home for dinner.
My playmates are Robert and Leo
Paterson.
will close, hoping to receive a
card.
remain your new Junior friend,
Charles Raymond Swope, age Z.
Ottumwa, Ia, Route No. 1.
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IsEL ANSWERS MAaEL's LETTER.

Miss Maude Skirvin,
Agency, Iowa.
Dear Junior Friend:-I saw your
letter to me In the Junior page, 60
thought would answer 1t. How are
you? am we'll.
You said you wrote me letter. But
have not received it.
How Is Mabel? Our school began
this coming Monday. We are harvest
ing. It Is raining. 1t has rained every
day this week. They are celebrating
the fair here, but we did not 20. DO
you ever hear from Mary? receiv-
ed post card from her the other day
but I have not answered 1t yet.
We'll as my letter Is getting long
will close, hoping to hear from you
son.
A Junior friend,
Isel Miller, Age Is.
: Broken Bow, Neb.
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sad At the thought Of leaving hime. HIS
mother ives in the door way. The box
which held his clothes had been car.
ried down to the boat. He turned to bid
his mother good bye. He seen that ne
heart was sad. He saw the tears run :
ming down her cheeks. What II she
never would be happy again Bobby,
run down and tell them that l am not
going to leave home. will stay at
home and try and make her happy"
George" said his mother, there 70
a promise for the boy that honors his
father and mother.
George lived to be an honest ana
good man and became the first presi-
dent Of the United States. He was call
ed the father Of his country. He was
also in the revolutionary war. He was
born February %. 1882 and died Deem
Der II, 1879.
Mildred Irene Jacobs, age 8,
Sigourney, Ia, r. No. 3.
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TWO LAMBS, AfcAT AND A DOG
VERNE'S PETS.

Dear Editor:--l have been reading
the Junior letters good while and 50
| took notion l would write.
Our school began the second day OF
September. l cannot go for two weeks
as I have the whooping cough.
| live on a farm. l would rather
live in the country than in town.
We stacked our oats last week but
do not know when we will get to
thresh. Papa is helping thresh to-
day.
I have got five Indian runner ducks
and my brother hSe got eight. am
going to take my ducks to the poul-
try show this winter.
+. Verne Webb, Age IL.
@.. Charlton, Iowa.
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WANT LETTERS.

Il Wa are 90 anxious for the juniors,
roth bio and little, to become better
istter writer's. We have many interest
ir s L,tters but we always want more.
# i a great accomplishment to wrl1e
: sood letter. Our young Juniors
a,,t H better letters than the old ones.
When W1h We say better, we mean especl-
ally, more original ones. we wish tan
Juniors would devote the next Ten
Savs IN = letter writing contest. we
viii vii let them select their own prizes.
o. course the prizes must not Do lou
expensive. ,r.-.- 81
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-21
Picture Books In Winter

summer fadfng, winter comes
Frosty mornings, tngffng thumbs
window robins, winter rocks,
And thaspioture story-books
water now Is turned to stone
Nurpe and can walk upon;
sun we find the flowing brooks
In nspictue story!books.
An Che pretty things put by,
Watt upon the children's eye,
Sheep and shepherds, trees and
CROOKS,
In the picture story-books.
We may see how all things are,
Seas and cities, near and far,
And the flying fairies looks,
In the picture story-books. .-
How am I to sing your praise,
Happy chimney-corner days,
Sitting safe in nursery hooks,
Reading picture story-books?
Robert Louis Stevenson.
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ALETHA TENDS THE DUCKS.

Dear Friends, Maude and Mable Skir-
win:
Hello girls, how are you? received
the beautiful cards you sent me. was
glad to hear from you 80 soon. What
are you doing these days? am not do
ing much Of anything, only tending to
the ducks. have Is little ducks and 3
goslings.
Will you girls be glad when school
begins? I will, but wish you were out
here for I am going to the Koran
school.
Do you know what your teacher
name will be? I do not know what
mine will be. Have you heard from
Annie yet?
l was up there one Sunday. Wen,
girls, I guess this is all.
Aletha Black, age IL,
Floris, Iowa.
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I, STILL SEND POST CARDS.

4 4. We. want the Juniors to continue
70 write letters to the Juniors ana 70
each other through the Junior page
W. have some splendid stories TO-DAY "a.
we VIII send out post cards to all tne
writer's whenever their letters or soor'
ies appear. -
short stories on the following SUP
80. swfll also entltle the writer 10
beautiful post cards:
AUTUMN GAMES.
AN AUTUMN PICNIC.
nv PETS
SCHOOL DAYS.
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SEVEN ROLES FOR THE JUNIORS

fayseone;s side OF the paper only.
8 Mrfte neatly and legibly, using
INK pr sharp lead pencil. .,,n
& Always Sign your name IN, 1uil
and state your age.
" Number your. pages.
HDo not copy. stories or poetry and
eeud us as your own Work.
6. Always state choice OF pre- ~
separate piece Of paper, Win n>'ille
ana address in full
4. Address the envelope to Editor
COURIER Junior, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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PRIZES NoT ACKNOWLEDGED.

asuera1 OF <he recent prize winners
hsye not acknowledged their prizes
- one Melrose Junior wrote severa
l;xests that, she had not received ne,s
w~evuuId, HE to hear from her again
- rkhers have also failed to write
"a. Il the Juniors do not receive saeir
nYixeS we also wish to- be remlnoed !;
Kvervnne makes mistakes you al,
Know. The prize winners announced mn
Let week win receive their prizes py
saturday. - 'e.'.. s.
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GLEN LIVES IN OKLAHOMA;
FORMERLY LIVED HERE

Dear Juniors: -, ..--
have never written before, but
thought would write.
Papa takes the Courier and we like
It fine. We used to live in Ottumwa.
We have just lived In Oklahoma about
q month. t.....-
i have a little sister. Her name is
Nellie Mae. ,...s,,.
We live close to grandpa's and I
go down there almost every day. AS
my letter is getting long I will close,
hoping to see it in print.
Glen Lambert, aged 3.
Supply, Okla. ... a. b..
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Washington on April "a.
His Kindly nature and broad sha4es-
manship gained for him tho adsoeion
and confidence OF the people to q de-
gree unequaled s1cspt In the case Of
Washington.
Opal n. Beans. ago 49,,
Pulaski, lows
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MABEL AND GLADYS PLAYMATEs

Dear Editor:
As my brother has written I will
write line or two.
I am a little girl years old. l
started to school this term.
My playmates are Gladys Arandus.
I like her very much.
have a little sister years old. Her
name is Laura.
Well will close for this time.
Your Little Junior,
Mabel Swope, age 5.
Ottumwa, a., Route No. l..
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Houv Harry
Passed

The regular teacher was sick, and
the substitute teacher was reading the
names Of those who were to pass into
the B division next term.
Every boy and girl sat up straight
and listened. Harry sat straightest of
them all. He was SO sure OF hearing
his name among the others, but it
wasn't there The teacher had finished
she had sat down behind the desk
and Harry's name had<not been read.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-09-21

That makes the third ono have receiv-
ed from the Courier Junior. have
nearly hundred post cards. have
two albums full. / think mamma has
about thousand. She has one album
that holds 500. She has 1t full. Then
she has 500 in a box.
Elmer Willard Swope, age 6,
7O0 East Pennsylvania Ave-,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
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DAISY A NEW JUNIOR.

Dear Juniors:
am writing for little girl next
door. She said to tell you that she was
a new Junior and wanted me to write
for her.
I am a little girl five years old and
go to the Orchard school. am In the
second room. I live on Ash street.
Daisy Watts, age 5,
318 South Ash ST., Ottumwa, Ia.
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ELMER IS GOING TO SCHOOL.

Dear Editor:
Well today is Sept. II. started to
school. am in the first room, A class.
NV teachers name Is Miss Slater. ]
like her very much. go to the Lincoln
school. have quite long ways to go
but come home for dinner. It keeps
me hustling to get back in time for
school.
I received my post card. It was nice.
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CHARLOTTE WRITES TO GLADYS.

eDar Gladys:
I would like to hear from you
through the Courier Junior page.
I have received three post cards
from the editor and thank her very
much
AS my pencil is getting short I will
close, hoping to hear from you soon.
I remain,
Charlotte Baker, age IL,
Eldon, Ia, Route No. 1.
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Douglas, Wyo.

P. S.-Please answer by my ad.
dress. Hazel. any girls writing from
Wellman school.
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DOUGLAS, wYo, JUNIOR WRITES
Miss Hazel Ballard,
Ottumwa T0wa

MISS Hazel Ballard,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
Dear Hazel: .. ..
thought I would write you through
the Junior page. How are you?
I like to read the boys and girls
letters. Do you? $50.
Are you living close to your grand
mas this year?
I will close, hoping to hear from
you soon, and see my letter in print.
Your friend,
Verne Williams,
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MILDRED's WASHINGTON STORY

800 South Ash street, Ottumwa, Ia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-27

Mainz fueron atraidos 4 la escena
por los disparos: La sra. Hunter rue
arrestada por 81 Official Guevara y
Hunter fu6 llevado al hospital en- una
ambulanza. endonde 81 pr~ocurador de
distrito M. u. Vigil. el jefe de polIcia
McMilin Y oil juez de pax Craig maS
tarde hicieron una examination ante
mortem del caso. La Sra. Hunter adj
miti6 a Guevara que ella le habia da-
do ell trio a II esposo, y fue llcvada
q Ia carcei del condado, desples de-
haber estado dos horas en- la carcel
della ciudad. Hunter es un porter"
lempleado en- ell ferrocarril Santa F6
entire Albuquerque y Winslow. La Sra
Hunter es de miicha mas edad que su
esposo y fu6 casada antes de casarse
con Hunter. La mujer dice que Ell
baleo fu6 Ia culminacion de ina rifa
por p casa que ella deseaba que su
'esposo le ayudara 4 ediicar en- un To-
te i habia comprado.-La Bandera
Americana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-27
UNA sALIDA.
Tn Residentc de Santa Fe Muestra
Ell Canine.

AAA
Hay solamente un medic de cural
una espalda enferma.
Linimentos y emphasizes pueden ali
viaria;
Pero no pueden curarla.
Dolor de espalda significa rinones
enfermos.
Las Pildoras de Doan para los Ri
nones son para rinones enfermos.
La genie de Santa Fe las ~sostiene
Lean un case en- punto:
Hilario Baca, Gale de Delgado
Santa Fe, N. M, dice: "Hace como
dos amos y medic que di una declara'
cion publica. refiriehdo mi experien'
cia con las Pildoras de Doan para los
Rinones. Me libraron completamente
de dolencias en- mi espalda que me hui
bian molestado a intervalos por me
ses. Cuando me a~gachaba o tirantea'
ba mis- lomos, sufria mas severamente
y habia varias otras dificultades que
me convencieron de que mi NAL tenia
su origen en- los rinones. Finalmente
use las Pildoras de Doan para los Ri
nones y me trajeron expedite alivio
Seoul tomandolas We no tardo mucho
sin que TODD sintoma de malestar de
sapareciese."
De venta en- todas las boticas. Pre-
clio so centavos. Foster-Milburn Co.
Buffalo, Nuevo York. unicos agentes
en- los Estados Unidos.
Recordad 81 nombre-Doan-y nc
tomris otro. IL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-07-27

Gallup. N. M. Julio 24.--Trabaid
ejecutado pronto por oficiales locales
y de condado hoy. Quienes rueron en-
cargados de descubrir al asesino de
I'M maneador del ferrocarril Santa
re, Edward "A. Moore, cullen fue ba-
leado y muerto en- un tren cerca de
Gallup. como d Las 2:30 esta mania
ma, result6 en- Ia captura y arresto
esta misna tarde del snatador, Ell pri-
sionero dice qae 30 llama Luciano
Lopez y fie arrestado por ell diputado
alguacil Pat Duggai " 81 mariscal de
Ia ciudad Fred Meyers. en- Wingate,
adonde Lopez, hugo por IN canine de
travesia para el lugar. Lopez, Sc
reporta, que confes0 81 crfmen. dicien
do que le do ell tiro al maneador
Moore porque este habia atentado
de quitarle su pistola.
Ell acusado es I'm j6ven de como 20
de edad. Fu6 traido a la car
eel de este condado encarcelado. Ell
resentimiento q caasa del hecho en-
esta plaza es muy grande, especial
mente entire los trabajadores del fe-
rrocarril y Sc habla de linchar al ma
tabor. No ~obstante. los dictates han
tornado las precauciones ~necesarias
para proteger al p~risionero y sc sien-
ten capacitados para evitar ~cualquie-
violencia que Sc intente.
Una recompensa de $500 fue ofre-
cida por =. G. Gibson, superintendent
t. della division de albuquerque del
f~errocarril Santa re y Ia Costa y esta
recompensa sera pagada a Duggan y
Myers los oficiales que arrestaron al
alegado matador.-Cop.