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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Heartburn is a symptom OF indiges
tion. Take a dose Of Herbine in such
cases. The pain disappears instantly
The bowels operate speedily and you
feel fine, vigorous and cheerful. Price
5oc. sold by owl Drug Store and Pub
iic D,pg store--Adv. d&v
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

.any erroneous reflection on
fhe character, standing or
reputation of any person, firm
or corporation 6a6 any mis-
abatement which m8y appear
in me columns Of fbe Express
viii be qladiy corrected upon
ifs being brought 20 fhe alien
zion Of fhe management
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Here's a good motto for married
men: BE sure you're right, then ask
your wife"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

rind. A mixture Of all three in box
makes a very acceptable little holiday
gig
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15
STOLEN sMILE'R TWO.
.~~~es~~@~es~s . .
More Than One Way.

More Than One Way.
"To cure warts, says Chicago doc
tor. "burn them out with a red hot
pin" Another method is to put IN a
charge OF namite.-Boston Tran
script.
What He Was Afraid Of
II am very uneasy; ! am sure my
wife has gone out without her um
brella
ooh, she viii certainly seek refuge
in a shop"
.qThats what makes me uneasy
London Opinion
To Some Extent.
AS we grow older. we get sense
but not to excess
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

A photographic record of the con-
yersation during the auto trip taken
by Brownson, Melton and SpintSls
would afford pretty fair entersaan.
ment, but, really, could YOU blame
them for it?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Worldly Importance.
The politics, theology and fornal or
ranizatiou of tie whole wprld are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Wireless bulletin from Kansas; Wo-
man took her fancy work TO church
and did 'tatting" during the sermon.
Detectives win go TO work en- the catse
as soon as they find a clue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Replying to the inquiry Of Mrs Mar
ried Woman Il you have any doubt
at all as to what he wants, get socks.
Six pairs of two-bit ones will last long
er than one silk pair
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

One effective way for man to make
trouble for himself is to fail 70 pay
proper attention to his wife at dinner
party.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-15

Yes. it may have been a London
fog this morning, but we are not sure
about it, never having observed the
London article
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-04-12

claws upon his shoulder at the twi-
light hour, and the weird boot that
had grown to be AZ musical to him
as robins note.
But am glad had him for lit
tie while, and that he was made we'll
by my care" he assured his mother.
One night, many weeks after. Betsy
wandered off again, and Robin and his
father were searching until quite late
for her. Whenever he happened to
be near the spot where he had found
Kookooskoos, Robin was In the habit
of calling his name, hoping that the
bird might chance to be near by and
hear him.
This night he called him many, many
times, wondering where he might be,
when all at once, without the slightest
warning, down he bounced upon Rob
ms shoulder and went through q series
of boots and calls the like Of which
Robin had never heard before, but
which he was sure must be an owls
song Of Joy at finding an old friend.
Robin did not attempt to capture
the bird, for he was sure that Kookoos-
koos must love his own woodland home
best or he would not of his own &C.
cord have returned to 1t.
After this strange love-song was
ended Kookooskoos flew up into a
nearby tree, and as he did so, Robin
noticed that one wing still Topped a
little.
The boy and the owl met quite
often after this, and Robin holds this
trusting friendship much dearer than
II the bird had been kept an unwill-
ing prisoner in q cage.
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Stories and Letters.
OLIVIA.

have friend whose name is Olivia
Mayne.
she was born in Noblesville, Ind,
March rs, 1897.
Her mother and father and also her
brother are dead. When her mother
died she was about three years old.
Her name was Brown, but when her
mother died a friend OF her mothers
adopted her and now she goes by the
name of Olivia Mayne.
She calls her foster parents aunt
and uncle They are very kind to her.
When she was twelve years old, she
came with her foster parents to OF,
tumwa and moved up on Sheridan
avenue.
I first became acquainted with her
at school and we became great friends.
She lived there about two months,
when they moved on Mclean street.
used to go over there and she
would come over here, and we had
great times together. as she was very
jolly. She lived there until May. 1910,
when they moved to Atlanta, Indiana,
lust thirty miles from the capital.
indianapolis, Indiana. She was sixteen
years old March rs.
l also have friend whose name be-
gins with "P."' Her name Is Pauline.
She is about thirteen years old. She
used to live here. but moved to
Canada about two years ago. She had
light hair and brown eyes.
Beatrice Stoessel, aged IL.
400 N. Madison Ave., Ottumwa, Iowa
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cEcIL's MAMMALS UNCLE.

Dear Editor:
AS 20" and "P" are the letter to
write on this week, will write about
my mammals uncle, Hon. o. p. Myers,
who is lawyer and lives at Newton,
Iowa. He was born In Washington
county, is graduate Of the Iowa State
university, and has practised law in
jasper county for over twenty years.
He is fair complexioned with dark
hair and blue eyes.
His parents were from Indiana.
Uncle Perry Gas we call him) lived In
Iowa most all Of his life except when
he was county superintendent, OF the
schools in Dakota city. While there
he met and married Miss Leah Nc
Farland, one of the teachers there.
They now are living in Newton again,
and have three children whose names
are Kenneth Ruth and Dorothy.
My grandma's name was Sarah Pull
YER. She was my papag mamma, hut l
never saw her as she died eight days
before I was born. She was born In
New York and came to Winfield, Iowa,
thirty-five years ago, where her father
resided. She and her husband lived
there until her father died. after which
they moved on farm at Olds, Iowa,
where they lived until her death.
. A Junior.
Cecil Barkhuff.
319 Hamilton street, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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his teachers can't get along. It ia
nothing new to hear of Oscar geeting
whipping. He lives at Downing, Mo.
have another cousin Ora Wood. He
and his family moved from Moulton to
Ottumwa last week. They live on
Ward street.
I have a cousin Orpha Ragle. She
and her husband took q claim about
five years ago and have just now
now proved up. She lives at Pine
Bluff. Wyo.
I know family who Is no relation
to me. They have SIX children, and
the four oldest names begin with o.
They are Ogga, Otto, Ona and Otis.
will now give the names, that be-
gin with P. My grandpa's middle
name is Patent. His full name 10
Michael Patent Boatman. He lives at
Downing, Mo.
have a great uncle. His name Is
Peter Lunsford. He lives at Clarinda.
I have cousin whose name is
Fillmore Boatman. He lives at Ber-
thoud, Colo. He Is one among the
most mischievous boy in the west.
He went to plum orchard one night
to help himself and the owner of the
orchard had shot gun set with a
string tied to the trigger and as he
went through the fence the gun went
off and shot him in the leg. He had
to have a doctor come and take the
shot out. I guess that cured him Of
taking plums without leave.
Marie Boatman, Age II.
Ottumwa, Ia, Route No. 6.
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Buff and His
Papthngs

Buffy was yellow cat long past his
kittenhood. He belongs to little girl
called Fluffy. This is not the girls
real name, but everyone thinks 1t suits
her better than plain, homely Susanna.
One day Fluffy's Aunt Helen, from
way out west, came for visit. She
was very pretty auntie. Fluffy
thought. She had beautiful brown
hair, decorated with quantity of
shiny hairpins, and dropping in cute
little curls over her forehead.
II think Aunt Helen is the prettiest
auntie ever saw" Fluffy conf1ded to
her mother, as she was undressing her.
$50 do H. purred Buffy, who always
went upstairs with his little mistress
every night, and stayed until Fluffy
mother said, "Come Buffy, we must
leave Fluffy to get her beauty Sleep
This wise cat had heard these
words 80 often that he knew just what
they meant, and after giving parting
bunch against Fluffy's bed he dutifully
followed his older mistress downstairs
Bury had been taught good many
tricks, and he had also learned some
himself, one of which was to jump up
on Fluffy's mothers shoulder when she
sat reading and pulling out all her hair
pins, sometimes with his teeth, some
times with his paws and have nice
game with them on the floor.
Buffy was lonesome after leaving his
little mistress; but, when he saw pref
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THE COURIER JUNIOR.
Published by
THE COURIER PRINTING CO.,
oTTUMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEvEREAUx,
EDITOR. ..
"a" AND ar"

Dear Juniors:
Just as we were planning the name
contest for this week we could only
find one baptismal or Christian name
beginning with @" Perhaps the
Juniors know some z persons whose
surname begins with %" We can
think Of quite number. However, the
Juniors can tells$us about some per
soma whose names commence WIN
"o'' or "R." OF course we have a
great number OF very interesting
stories in the name contest which
have never been published, but the
Juniors can expect to see their essays
before very long.
The writer's can select their prizes
from among the following articles:
A picture book, box OF candy, letter
paper. fountain pen, pocket knl1e'
work box, doll or roller skates. ,
II the Juniors fail to understand
inst what a name contest means all
they have to do is to read some OF
the stories in today's Junior.
The winner In the 20" and "P con-
test Ia Beatrice Stoessel, who care
fully complied with all the seven
rules.
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at Drakesville. She has two children.
Their names are Cora and Ethel. Cora
Is dead.
Aunt Maggie Riggs lives at Center.
Vile. She has two girls, named
Ninian and Zelma
Aunt Mao LeMaster lives In Purcell,
Okla. Her husband Is q large mer-
chant and she Is a fine musician l
don't see her very often.
Aunt Martha Downing lives In Moul-
ton, Iowa. Her husband is doctor.
She has two children, named lnez and
Wendell. Wendell is studying medicine
at Drake university and lnez gradu-
ated there.
Aunt Minnie Downing lives near
Drakesville. She has five children.
They are Garrett, Glen, Dwight, Dwain
and Lowell. Garrett 10 q teacher at
Rockwell City, Iowa.
I had another aunt whose name was
Minnie Yenger, but she died. She LETT
little twin boys. Their names are
Dwight and Dewitt They are nine
years old now and live near Blakes-
burg.
Ny other sisters name is Neva. She
is school teacher. She has been gone
all winter. My little sister and were
glad when she came. home. She has
dark hair and eyes. AS my letter IS
getting long, will close.
Your Junior friend,
Minerva Jones, aged 7.
Drakesville, Iowa.
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LUcilE'9 GRANDMA.

Dear Editor:
I will write and tell You about my
grandma. She will be 81 years old
tho 18th Of June. She has gray hair
and blue eyes. She Ia good and kind
to us. like to have her tell stories
about tho Indians. She lived among
the Indians when she was little
girl.
One OF their near neighbors was
Old Chief Blackhawk. My grandma
name is Mrs. Lucinda B. McClain.
She has eleven granddaughters and
eight grandsons, and We all call her
mother in the place Of grandma. she
lives one-half mile from Hbertyville.
She has big flock Of chickens and
raises big garden and lots Of flowers.
She does most of the work herself.
She has embroidery, work to do.
wish you Junior friends could see
some of her needle work. We all
like to go to see her.
Lucille Pearson, age 10.
Libertyville, "a, Route No. /.
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MY RELATIoNs-LU WOOD.

think many of the juniors, indeed,
all who write through the Junior page,
could write in this name contest, be-
cause all, expect, have papa, anS
papa begins with ''P".
One of my aunts has Polly parrc.
which is very laxative. The parrots
name il Teddy Roosevelt. Besides the
parrot my aunt has bullfinch whose
name is Hans Albert, and two canaries.
Their names are Dick and Joe. She
also has pony andta dog. The dogs
name is Buffalo Bill. The pony's name
Is Daniel Boone.
have an uncle whose name Is Oscar
Mears. He lives in Plano, Iowa, on 4
farm. I expect shall spend part Of
my vacation there.
My vacation begins on May %. and
school begins again on September 9.
I have, also, another cousin. His
name is Otto Latta. He lives in st.
Louis, and he has light hair and blue
eyes.
Another cousin whose name is Ola
Tillis. She lives In Florida. She has
brown hair and brown eyes.
Ash cannot think Of any more peo-
pie. whose names begin with 20" or
"P," will close.
A Junior,
e. Luella Wood, aged 9.
Moulton, Iowa. ~.
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AupREY's RELATIONS.

Dear. Editor and Juniors:
I thought would write In the letter
contest this week, as have four aunts
and one cousin whose names begin
with the letter NJ.
have two Aunt Minnies, one Aunt
Maude. and one Aunt Marie.
Aunt Minnie Orman lives in Colo
RADIO. She has blue eyes and light
brown hair
Aunt Maude Bassett lives near
Boone. She has brown eyes and black
hair. She visited us this winter. She
has a little son named Orville. he
is years Of age. We had lots OF
fun playing when they were here.
Aunt Marie Orman lives In Ottum-
wa. She has blue eyes and light
hair.
Aunt Minnie Carson lives near
Belknap. She has blue eyes and dark
brown hair. I always go to Aunt Min
ME Carson's to visit about a week IN
the summer during vacation. love
to 20 there to visit. She lives on a
farm and I always have such good
times. G.
Last summer when visited her
she had three pet lambs which she
fed milk from the bottle. She would
let me hold the bottles for them and
THAT was great fun. expect to go to
Aunt Minnie's again this summer, but
don't suppose she will have any more
| pet lambs to feed.
MY cousins name is Maytie Hutch
ings. She Is Aunt Minnie cousin
daughter. She lives on farm near
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ADA LIKES HER NEW HOME.

Dear Courier Junior:
thought I would write and tell you
how I like my new home.
like it fine. There are 200 acres In
the farm. We live in town, but our
farm is out of town.
The house that we live in has If
teen rooms in it. We came from Eldon.
We moved down here the fifth Of
March. have two grandpas and
two grandmas, one aunt and one cous-
in living here. I see them every day.
We think we will build on the farm
this fall. .,-
We lived on a farm before we came
down here.
I will close for this time.
Ada Jeanette loops,
Hs Bentonsport, Ia.
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NANNl.E's STORY.

Dear Juniors:
Thought would write story about
my sister, Mona, and my friend. Net
tive and myself My name Is Mamie.
My sister Mona was born In Abba.
Iowa May "a, 1908. She Is five years
old. She had the whooping cough
when she was three weeks old. She
did not grow any until she was three
years old. When she was five months
old we moved to New Smyrna, Fla,
but moved back to Abba, Iowa, the
next spring. She has light hair and
blue eyes and is two and half feet
tall.
NY friend Nettive Is four years old
and has black hair and large brown
eyes. She has one sister and three
brothers. Their names are Louise, and
Walter. Carl and Taylor. She is two
feet tall and weighs thirty pounds.
I am IL years old and am IN the
sixth grade.
have light hair and blue eyes. am
four and a half feet tall. e".
I was born in Abba, Iowa Feb
ruary 2.
Well. as this is all I can think OF l
will close.
Mamie Glover, aged II. =
New Smyrna, Fla.
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MARIE AND HER O's.

Dear Juniors:-I am girl II years
old, and I go to the Agassiz school.
NV teachers name begins neither with
O or P, but will mention her name.
Her name Is Myrtle Day.
I have a cousin Opal Kratzer. She
is 10 years old. She lives at Savannah,
Iowa.
I have another cousin whose name
is Ovid Cox. He is past two years old.
His papa is a railroad man. They
live at Trenton, Mo.
have another cousin. His name
is Oscar Cozad She seems to be pref.
|ty nice boy. But some how he, and
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Dear Juniors:
I have not written to the Juniors
for some time. 50 thought I would
like to write in the letter contest.
have some relatives whose names De-
gin with M and N.
/ have an aunt whose name begins
with M and one whose name begins
with N.
Aunt Minnie lives in Los Angeles,
and Aunt Nellie lives in Los Angeles,
too.
Aunt Nellies home is really at our
house, but she is away most OF the
time. Her hair Is brown and fury
and her eyes are blue.
Uncle Ned lives in Fairbury, Ill. !
do not remember much Of him.
MY name also begins with M. !
have brown, curly hair and blue eyes.
I am II years old. My birthday was
the 10th OF March. go to the Lin
coin school. am in the ninth room.
NV teachers name is Miss Marrinan'
Majorie Creath, age 3.
14o1 North Court, Ottumwa, Ia,
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Moulton, Iowa.
WRITES OF HER AUNT AND
TEACHER.

IL.
Dear Juniors:
I will wrfte about my aunt and
teacher.
Mary Cross taught two months Of
our school. She is tall and slender, has
brown hair and eyes. She lives on
ranch twenty miles from Douglas, In
the Laramie mountains. She is the
daughter of ex-senator George Cross.
She has four brothers and sisters:
Alexander, Robert, George, Willie.
Elsie, Alizere, May, and Emma. She
Is twenty-four. She is a Scotch and
French Canadian liked her just fine.
She is an excellent teacher.
Ny Aunt Margaret johnson lives
one mile from our house. She has
brown eyes and her hair 10 gray. She
has been married twice, and her chill
dren's names are Alice, Isol and Verne.
The last two are dead. Alice Ferguson
lives in Ottumwa. Aunt Margaret's
grandson's name IL Verno. She is the
Oldest of Grandma Harrow's children.
She has four sisters and one brother
living, and one sister, Alice, is dead.
Their names are Florence, Ella, Emma,
Carrie and Otis.
They are all married.
Aunt Margaret's middle name Is
Vance. Her mother was 81 years old
in March. ~:
Neither Miss Cross nor my aunt
know am writing about them.
Veonne A. Williams, aged Is.
Douglas, Wyo., box GA.
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HENRY,s RELATIONS.

Dear Editor: I have not written
for long time. I thought would write
about my relation whose name begins
with M, and N.
have one cousin Nellie Slattengren::
She has golden hair. Her mother died
when she was only three years OLD
and when her sister got married she
went to Canada Nellie went with her:
She stayed there three years and
then she came home and is know keep
ing house for her father.
I also have one cousin named Minnie
Swanson who lives In Canada and an
other cousin Mae Clauson who goes to
high school and fs In the tenth grade.
I have one aunt named Mrs. Nett1e
Sandahl.
Henry Sandahl. Age TO-
Charlton, a., Route No. 4.
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An ABDlcATloN.

wen have coronation" said sister
Dorothy. # AT q
wen have coronation, here in the
nursery."
They set King Richard on the throne
King Richard, aged three.
They drowned him with a candle shade
OF silver filigree. @
A scepter in: hts dfmpled hand and
royal robes had he, .
And all his .courtiers drew near, q
goodlie conpanie.
30 for a space he sat in state
And ruled right royallie
Until his queenlie mother came
His kingdom for to see.
Then from his throne descended
Kind. Richard aged three,
And laid his crown and scepter down
10 sit on mothers knee!
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plums were ripe. Her mother didn't
want the children to eat many plums
on account Of getting sick.
Mildred had been here . few days
and was used to 1t but Carl, John ana
Jennie were not. SO Mildred gathered
little pail full and then she and ! hid
from Carl, John and Jennie in behind a
bush and ate the pluns.
Maggie has light hair and blue eyes.
She used to live on q farm. She Is 1S
years old. She now 10 in the city OF OF
tumwa. She used to take music lessone
from tho teacher who taught me.
Aunt Minnie has dark hair and gray
eyes. She Is Maggie's mother. like
them all fine.
Well must close for this time; hop
ing to see my letter in print.
Gladys Sickels. age 10,
til 8. Miner St.. Ottunnwa, IL.
P. g.: should say forgot to ten you
I received my Easter card and like II
very much.
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OLIVE HOLT.

L will write about my friend Olive
Holt
She has brown eyes and brown hair.
She is about five feet tall.
She lives in Lucas. Iowa. They
moved there about a month ago. She
used to go out at the Plimpton school.
That is where go.
She is thirteen years old and IN the
sixth grade.
They have pony and graphophone
The pony's name is Bess. We always
have a nice time when we 60 there.
She has four sisters and one broth
er. Their names are Adrine, Ida, Mae,
Eythel. Irean, and her brothers name
is Boyd. a
Anna Palyfreyman,
Lucas, a., Route 1.
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FAMILY HAVE
TAKEN COURIER IA YEARS.

Dear Juniors:
This is the first time have written
to the Courier Junior.
I am a little girl years old. Our
school was out the 18th Of March. We
had a very nice time the last day.
I used to live in Iowa near Ottumwa
but I live in Nebraska now. We have
taken the Ottumwa Courier for four
teer years.
I like to read the Junior page.
AS my letter is getting long will
close for this time. IL
Genevieve Miller, age 8,
@ Broken Bow, Nebraska.
P. S.: would like to hear from some
of my little Junior friends. p 5A
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PEARLS COUSIN KELLY.

Dear Juniors: 1...
This is my first letter to the Junior
page. AS / have never written to you
I am going to tell you about my friend
Kelley Rhore and my cousin Lloyd
Hunk
Kelley RhoYe Is about II years old.
fair complexion and blue eyes and
black hair and my cousin Lloyd Is
about 5 years old and he goes to
school almost every day. I go to his
house and we have good times togeth-
er.
Pearl Briggs. age II,
Charlton, Ia, r. 8.
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RLAcK-vELvET IS JAMES DOG,

Dear Editor:
I thought would write a letter as I
have never written before.
Railways like to read the letters 9TH
er children write.
Papa has taken the Courier for two
years and I always read them.
I am years old. My name Is James.
go to school every day and to the
Baptist Sunday school,
I have one little sister. She will be
years old this month. Her name Is
Josephine. She has brown, curly hair
and large brown eyes. She Is very
spoiled.
also have a pet dog. His name 10
Black-Velvet. He will shake hands and
carry any thing in his mouth. He can
catch the ball.
James Thomas,
Hiteman, Ia, Box ISL.