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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-25

Cheap - Home near Park, waikiki
Address r. s. X. Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-25

Trade supplied HOLSTER DRUG HoeRoN
CHEMICAL enghamton w. formerly Troy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-25
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
MUSIC.
PAINTING.

See John M. Martin for painting and
interior decorating, 104O Alakea st.
Tel. 3l31 White. 3097
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04

love by his Kindness to her little girl
baby. and six months after they met
they were married.
Hudson was shot IN a row at Frank
fort the next year while lobbying in the
legislature for timber and land bill,
and one year later his widow was led
to the altar by Pony Dumenil, man
from the blue grass who met her at
Frankfort when. as Mrs. Hudson. she
attended a session Of the legislature.
Dumenil took her to live at Harrods-
burg, but that same fall he was stricken
with heart disease and fell dead in
the lobby Of the Gibson house in Gin
cinnati.
This did not stop the flocking Of
bachelors and widowers toward Lone
star, and the unmarried girls made
complaint that the handsome multi
widow was stealing all the valuable
men. Mason Ayres, young saw-mil-
ler, was the ninth man to win her
heart, and, although they have been
married for nearly two weeks he still
remains happy and hearty, and Matte
Ayers waiting list is beginning to
get discouraged
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04
WOMAN WEDS
NINTH HUSBAND
KENTUCKY BEAUTY BREAKS
RECORDS
HAS A PRIVATE CEMETERY
Society Girls Complain Bitterly Of
Frequent Widows Monopoly
Of Available Marriages
able Men
HAS A PRIVATE CEMETERY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
LOUISVILLE, July a.-The best cook
and prettiest woman in Taylor county
IS Mrs. Ayres, who. although but 80
years old. has been married nine times
ana never been divorced. Her ninth
marriage took place a few days ago.
Her full name Is Matilda Jane Har-
kins- Eilet- Boards wyckton Lowman-
Lowman- Hudson .Dumenil-Ayres. The
new mates name is Mason Ayres, and
IL Mason Ayres should happen to go to
join the colony of husbands on the
mountainside two miles south of Lone
Star there would be others pleading for
the opportunity to be No. 10.
Up above the "washfoot Baptist"
church in the hills near Lone Star
is the graveyard, and the row of stones,
side by side, bear inscriptions that tell
briefly the story of Matte Ayres and
her welded life.
For she has buried the eight husbands
side by side, with graves just alike,
with head and footstones in exact dup
licate.
The girls romance commenced when
she was Is years old and eloped and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04

married Morg Ellet. She saw Morg
Ellet at Campoellsville one night when
he played a solo with the Silver Cornet
band, and her heart was won. Eleven
months after the elopement Morg went
hunting. While he was sitting on a
fence his rifle slipped, the hammer
struck a rail and the bullet pierced his
brain.
Matte Ellet remained a widow ten
months, then her heart was won by
Stephen Boards, who was elderly, kind
ly and wealthy, owner of a large farm
and much timber land.
Again a Widow
Everybody said she had married him
for his money, and hated him accord
ing1y. One day, within seven weeks O.:
the wedding, as Boards was riding back
toward Campbellsvilie after foreclos-
ing a mortgage, he was shot from am
bush and killed, and Matte Ellet-
Boards became a wealthy widow.
Again a swarm of wooers came
around. But not one of them gained
any advantage until Ed Wyckton came
from down about Gadberry, in Adair
county, where he had been operating
an illicit still.
One day, after they had been married
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04
PLAYGROUND WANTED IN
PIC0 HEIGHTS DISTRICT

So successful has been the play
ground established by the city in the
Seventh ward that the idea is spread
ing. Yesterday a petition from resi-
dents of Pico Heights was presented
to the council asking that the city buy
five acres in that locality and establish
another playground.
President Summerland appointed
Councilmen Kern and Hitler as a COM
mittee to act with the playground COM
mission and, on a motion, President
Summerland was added to the com
mittee, as the playground is proposed
to be located in his ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04

eight months, the revenue officers
made a raid, and in the battle which
followed Matte saw her husband throw
up his hands, reel in a circle and drop
dead with a. bullet in his brain.
Widowed three times III as many
years Matte Harkins went back to live
at home, near Lone Star, building a
pretty home on the site of the rude
house from which she eloped as school
girl. Two years later she married Nat
Lowman, who had been one of her girl
hood lovers. Nat lived just two years,
then died of consumption. She buried
him alongside the others and mourne1
for nine months, then became the bride
of Andy Lowman, Mats brother They
lived happily for four years, and one
child-Mattie's first-came to bless the
union. Then a tree fell the wrong
direction as Andy was chopping It
down.
Number Nine Arrives
But eleven months after her fifth be-
reavement Manual Hudson came by
chance to the home.
There was no handsomer man in all
the Kentucky hills, and he had been
away to college, and was the Singing
est" and guitar pickingest" swain
around the county. He won Mattie's
Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-04
COURT CLERK SWEARS
TO CHARGE OF PERJURY
John Hoadley, Who Confessed In oper
Session, Will BE Prose-
etItad

After severalH days of waiting for
some one to make complaint against
John Hoadley, charging him with per-
jury, Clerk Francisco, as an officer o.
the court in which the confession was
made, swore to the charge.
Hoadley was arraigned in Justice
Pierce's court yesterday afternoon and
will be given a preliminary examina-
tion next week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
Unsis David snasrsd

the calm drawing forth OF a folded
bit Of paper which / held out toward
him, | added, by the way. here is
something Of yours"
His hand rose instinctlvely 10 take
H. then dropped.
Il don't know what yOa mean" be
remarked You have nothing OF mine %
"No? Then John JudsOn Moore had
another brother" And ! thrust the
paper back into my pocket.
He followed IL with bis eye. II was
the memorandum / had found I'm the
old book Of memoirs plucked from the
library shelf wltbia. and be recognized
Il for bis and saw that did also. But
he failed TO show the white feather.
You are good at raBsacSing." he OBJ
served. Pity that IL cannot be done
to more purpose"
smiled and made fresh start.
With ny band thrust into my pocket.
remarked without even 90 much as
a glance al him:
Il fear that you DO some injustice
70 the police. We are not such bad
ANtNNNHH ANAAAAft W w MNaNN 10 AAANN
time as you seem % think" And. draw
ing out my hand with me little iligree
ball Ia Il, | whlrled the latter limo
Gently round aud round on my nnger.
As It flashed under his eye / cast a
penetrating look.
He tried to carry the moment on sue
eessfully; ! will give him 50 much
credit But II was asking too much OF
bis curiosity. and there was no mis-
taking the eager glitter which lighted
bis glance as be saw withln bis reach
this article which a moment before he
had probably regarded as lost forever
"FOF instance" I went on, watching
him fsrtively. though quite sure from
bis very hrst look that be knew no
more now Of the secret of this little
ball than be knew when be jotted
down the memorandum had Just
pock eted before bis eyes. "a little thing.
such a little thing as thls." repeated.
giying TIE Dauble smother twist, may
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

He paused quite overcome. Others
among MS were overcome. too. but only
Tor moment The following remark
from the district attorney soon recalled
US TO the practical aspects OF the cnse.
You have accounted for many facts
not hitherto understood. But there is
still a very important one which nei-
ther yourself nor Miss Tuttle has vet
made plain. There was a candle on
the scene OF crime. IL was out when
this Officer arrived here. There wns
also one Hac ld burning In the upstairs
room. aside from the one you profess.
edly used In your tour OF inspection
there. Whence came those candles7
And did your wife blow out the one
In the library herself previous to the
shooting, or was it blown out after.
ward and by other lpsw
These are questions which. as have
already said. I have no means of nm
swering" repeated Mr jeffrey. "The
courage which brought her boSg may
have led her to supply herseF with
light and. hard as II Is 20 conceive. she
may even have found nerve TO blow out
the light before she lifted the pistol to
her breast"
The district attorney and the major
looked uncOnvinced and the latter
turning toward Miss Tuttle. asked IL
she bad any remark to make on the
subject
But she could only repeat Mr. JET.
freys statement
These are questions I cannot an
swer either have said that stopped
at the library door. which means that
saw nothing Of what passed within"
Here the major asked where Mrs.
Jehrey's letter was 20 be found. II
was Mr. jeffrey who replied:
search in my room for a book with
an outside cover OF paper sul on il.
You wiz probably nnd II on my table.
The Inner cover Is red. Bring that
book here. our secret Is hidden i'm II" /
Durbin disappeared on this errand.
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CHAPTER XXrv

/ MADE my way to the front door.
/ but returned almost Immediately.
! Drawing the major aside. whis-
pered request. which led to a
certain small article being passed over
to me, after which / sauntared out on
the stoop just In time to encounter the
spruce but irate figure OF Mr. Moore.
who had crossed from the opposite
side.
"Ahr said l. Good mornlngr' and
made him my most deferential bow.
He glared, and Rudge glared from
his place on the farther curb. Evi-
IDENTITY the police were not In favor
with the occupants OF the cottage that
morning.
when ls this to ceaseY' he curtly
demanded. when are these early
morning trespasses upon an honest
citizens property coming to an end?
/ wake with a light heart, expecting
that my house. which is certainly as
much mine as is any mans In Wash.
ington, would be handed over this very
day for my habitation. when what do
| see? One police officer leaving the
AhNAN hrNA uh1 hnbAhti summing MINI
self In the vestibule. How many more
OF you are within do not presume to
ask. Some half dozen. no doubt. and
not one OF you smart enough to wind
up this matter and have dsno with IT,"
"Ahi I don't know about that" /
drawled, and looked very wise.
His curiosity was aroused.
Anything newT ho snapped.
Possibly" | returned, in a way TO
eXasperate saint.
He stepped on to the porch beside
me. was too abstracted to notice;
was engaged In eylng Rudge.
do you know" said /. after an In.
slant Of what | meant should be one
Of uncomfortable suspense on his part.
that have greater respect than
ever fcr that animal OF yours since
learning the very good reason be has
for refusing 10 cross the streetg'
"Ha! What's thatT" he asked. with a
quick look behind him at the watch.
full brute straining toward him with
nose over the gutter
HE sees farther than we can. His
eyes penetrate walls and partitions" |
remarked, Then, carelessly and with
Uneis David anaarsd
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BIDS WANTED

BIDS WANTED-se Sealed bids win be re-
ceived epsrately for tho erection Of
two-story and basement bric< Gor-
mitory building ard one-storv b. lex
veneered auditorium huilaing az tue Ma
sonic Home, near Fort Worth. up 20 10
O'Clock, a. M. Jure G. 1905. A cartsHed
check 10 the amount OF per cent o.
bids for each buihling to accompany an
porposals- Plans and spearhcations at
offce Of I. j.. Flanders. Architect Dali
las. and VIM. James, Fort Worth. Ad-
dress proposals 10 Dr. Frank Rainey,
Masonic Howe l.ignt reserved 70 re-.
ject any and an proposals ~ r. MOTT.
President: FRANK RAIGEY. supe.in.
tendeut ond Secretary 0
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07
First Published in Weekly Leader Ju
1. l9O5)
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

PUBLICATION NOTICE.
TO HARRY HARVEY;
Take notice that You have Deer sued
with A. Ketcham. 4. H. Rice. and wa
liam Rice as co-defendants IN error in
the Supreme Court Of the Territory OF
oklahoma ar and In the County Of Io-
gan, ir said Territory. BY bella Limerick
as plaintiff IN error AID must appear
and set out what claim. riCht or inter-
est you have IN and TO said action, the
real estate hereinafter described snd 60
the unfolding Of the Judgment for Three
Hundred and Tweuty-six Do.lnrs (S32B.0O)
and costs. rendered against you ana
your co-cefendants. by the District Court
Of the County OF Oklahoma. IN said Ter
ritory on tho 30 day OF June 1904 in an
action 20 foreclose pretended material
mans lien on said reu estate, wherein
the said A. Ketcham was plaintlm. ana
you, d. +. Rice. William Rice. and the
said Della Limerick were defc,danfs.
and decreeing said Judgment lien on
lots fourteen uD, fifteen u5. sixteen
Q6), seventeen GD, eighteen lSl. nine
teen u9l Of block fifteen Ci5), In May
wood Addition 10 Oklahoma city okla
homa county Territory OF oklahoma
and which Judgment Il is now sought IN
this acticn IN the said Supreme Court
TO reverse at the cost OF the said A.
ketcham; you are hereby required 10
appear as aforesaid on or before the 18th
day OF July. 1905. or the sa.d petition IN
error will be taken az tue and a irdg.
mepf a"@ decres rendered IN said action
against you and your co-defendants In
error reversing said Judgment az the
cost Of the said A. Ketcham an. re-
handing said cause for a new trial
Guthrie. Oklahoma May "a. 1905.
tsEAL) BENZ r H1GLER
Clerk OF the supreme Court Of the Terri
tory OF Oklahoma.
SNYDER a CLARK,
Attorneys for Plainun in error.
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No secret About Il.

Il IS no secret that for Cuts. Burns.
Ulcers. Fever Sores. Sore Eyes. Bons.
etc. nothing is so effective as Bucklen's g
Arnica salye. "lt didn't take long tc
cure n bad sore had. and q IS an o. x.
for sore eyes" writes -, t. Gregory. OF
Hope Tex. 25c al am druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

'First Published in Daily Leader Nay
23 i905)
Notice o. Application for LIQUOR License.
Territory OF oklahoma. Logan County. Sc.
Notice is hereby given that H. C. Ritz
terbusch has this day filed IN the Office
OF the County Clerk. IN am for said
County OF Logan. a petition, asking that
a license be granted to him to sell az re-
tail, mala spirituous and vinous liquors
on Lot l5' Block as Second Ward. city
Of Guthrie ia said County and Territory
II no protest be filed on or before
June z 1905. his petition win be granted
and license issued.
Witness my han- and the seal OF said
County hereto affixed this s3rd
day OF May. 1905.
tsEALl NJ r. TRAPP.
County Clerk.
J. J.. McKEOwN. Deputv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

First Published in Dany Leader June
8. I905l
Noree Of Application for Liquor license.
Territory Of oklahoma. Losln County. S..
Nots' ls hereby given chat Feisni a.
Mcdonald have this day died in the Of
rec Of the County Clerk. in and for said
county their petition. asking that a u-
eenss De granted them 90 sell ut retail
malt. spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot 2. Block 56 Fifth " ara. city OF
Guthrie, n said County and Territory
II no protest De filed on or before June
~ 1905. their petition win be- rrarted
ana license ISSUED
Witness my hand and the seal 6f sais
County hereto affixed this End Gay
Of June. 1905.
(sEAL) NJ p TRApp.
County Clerk
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The story Of the destruction Of the
Russian armada has not been told in
run VIII soon be shown that all the
Russian officers and men were drunk as
lords and that the Japs had a walk
away Ro1estvensky had a big jag on
when Togo began putting over the shot.
Ihe czar wanted a fight and he go. what
ne wanted. Z hus it is easily seen that
want counts for something This
, small want on the part Of the car cost
Russia S1o9OOo,OOO. A want in the
Leader will not cost so much. Try one.
Like a cascaret, It works while you
sleep.
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GOOD Men for railway positions: fire.
men, brakemen baggage. Office, track
men, agents, etc; SEND stamps for ap-
plication blank. NJ. staudifer, Mgr, Box
339, Dallas. Texas.
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The GROWING SOUTHWEST

o.
No other section OF the United
states is advancing so rapidly In
o population agriculture. railroad
10 construction and maritime conn
10 nerce as the Southwest. Texas Is
10 now the leading state In railway
10 mileage ard Galveston stands Sec
10 ond among American ports II, the
o value Of her exports, From Nun
o sey's for March
o We have lots OF Information
o about the Southwest valuable alike ,
o to the investor and homeseeiSer.
We may mako Il possible for you TO ,
Get In touch With Jst the PROPOSE
o tlon YOU are Loo for. II win be I
our endcavor 80. II you are
Interested. tea a. what you want.
how much you have TO invest and Z
o We will gladly furnish the informa- q
o tion free. a
o Low Rate ESeurslons on May O
o znd and 18th. q
Q Send today Tor a COPY OF our free O
q book. The Coming Country" and Q
o particulars about rates. Address O
o GEORGE NORTON. o
o General Passenger and Ticket Agt o
o Box oil. st. Louis Mo. o
o o o o o o
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When you need coal Your oras-
will be filled iuat as quickly aud salts
factory as Il you had come in person
to order It. and the coal viii be just
as good ~ ever came-out OF a mine
clean, dry and reliable. Have plenty
OF Howard MeAlester and cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Anthracite
n. y. cHEADLH.
The Coal Man,
- Phone q
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o o o o o o o o
% YOU WANT o
o A sltuatlon7 o
o Help, Male or Female7 o
o To Sell q Farm7 o
o To Sell Household coods7 o
o Aaents7 o
70 canvassers7 o
% A Husband or wlse3 o
2 A Boy or elrl7 o
|l A Handy Man7 o
p Or Anything Else2 o
70 o o o
. TRY THE LEADER THREE o
o LINE WANT-THREE TIMES o
p 2s CENTS o
o o
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SALE-Haying tested same thor
shly, have decided to equip our mill
\ a fun line Of Continental Linters,
pe am Offering for sale two latest
roved Carver Linters. which have
} run six months; five VanWinzle
|ers, latest improved. which have
run eight months, and two Brown
'rs In good repair; viii sell at a low
; would accept any reasonable Of
Machines are now in operation in
min and can be seen. CONTINENT
|cu CO., Abilene. Tex 0
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FOR SALE

'ood gnary buggy
house piea arch cave never failing we'll Only hotel
tsade Reaso for seln A
roperty SELL trade n Territory
= oa4 .,. II : Z NAM -, o.sa. o..
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WOULD YOU ACCEPT A POSITION
that will pay YOU a straight salary OF
$3.50 per day S2L0O per week. for whole
or spare timet II so write us at once
This is no book canvassing scheme. but
a straight forward business proposition
which will be as permanent as you may
be able to make IT, and will afford on ex-
cellent chance for promotion. No bond.
red tape nor unreasonable requirements.
ACT QUICKLY, as we wish to Employ
someone in your locality without delay.
sPRAGUE WHOLESALE CO., Wabash
Ave. Chicago
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eoasl eossl

WAHrED-To sell you an the CcBs
Jon need. The W a. Coyle co
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MALE SsLP WANTED.

WANTED BY CHICAGO MANUFAC-
TURING HOUsE-Persou Of trustwor-
thiness ard somewhat familiar with local
territory as assistant in branch office.
Salary SIS paid weekly Permonent po-
5itio1. no Investment required. Busi-
ness established. Previous experience
not essential to engaging. Address.
Manager Branches, 323 Dearborn st..
Chicago.
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GOOD OPPOTUNITY-A well establish-
ed factory in one Of the thriving cities
Of the South making sash doors and
general mill work will soor be in need
OF a general manager. Factory located
in the neart Of yellow pine and cypress
country. rrefer man who can put in
some money but this is not absolutely
necessary Must be man of large cali
Der and understand his business. Ad-
dress l0l-K. care Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

'R sALE-Job printing office located
north Texas. contiguous 10 Terri
T. everything new and up-to-date;
OF the prettiest, best equipped job
es In the South doing a fine busi-
two job presses, motor, twenty
inch cutter, 125 fonts Of Job type. sil
proof cabinets; a chance OF a life
for some good man; present owner
er entering another line OF work.
ress HOG, care Leader 0.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PALACIos-On Palacios Bay. in Mata-
gorda County Finest bathing and
dancing pavilion on the Texas Coast:
best fishing, boating and all-round pleas
ure resort in Texas; no mosquitoes
concert band at hotel and pavilion; ele-
CANT meals; low rates. Write for Oook-
lets; 60-day excursion tickets from all
points. Address PALACIOs TOWNSHIP
CO. Palacios, Tex, or W. c. MOORE
& CO, Houston, Tex.
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2 sALE-g0O acres timber land In
exas, acres under cultivation.
-ess X. r.. care Leader ofce
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WANTED-Inree ladies and three gem
lemen of good address to handle Al
proposition paying 81 to 80 per day to
those not afraid Of work, positively no
fake. Address Ala North Texas Build
ing.
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J. /. McKEowN. Deputy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-07

NJ p TRAPP
County Clerk
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WANTED-To buy ewes 1 year old.
stookers. State price per 100 pounds
to Pm, Nihoul, Holdenvlle, l. T. Also
prairie land 10 break No bottom.
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How mu'h Of your horne g uses as
storage plaee7 stop storing and start
selling things you don't need through
Leader wants
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WANTED-For u. s. Army. able bodied
unmarried men between ages OF p and
35i citizens Of United States. OF good
character and temperate, who can
speak, read and write english. For In
formation apply 10 Recruiting Omoer.
Postofice Building. Oklahoma City. o.
A.. Q.
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Would be pleased to communicate with
any party acquainted with Turner X
Hackman, lawyer. lived in Oklahoma
city in 1901. Address II. NJ. Brauer. 12J
Grand avenue, Oklahoma City