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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-22

rha aatonishing cures by. Gu -ti.-elay'
.i,a hIa~ican clay or dry, powdered Nolz
eartr earth are extraordinary. ~ euIe4 ea1
eEe Isev Thos Moreschine. Mts 1afIhel
1t,s,,eb af Denver, Cole. OF severe
1narsa NJ al. nj. Chicago, cured
eezetsg oh Ills hands, also a sore AnsSF
sisd a tArhuncle ON his afhi. ~ bg "
tEp chicago Department 0t SupAllless,
had a sore on Ills face ana leT 4ense WIZ
was In dread of cancer, tousrn T5sa an~
anpthinK 10 even relieve IL ~ VIZ VIZ , NH
niieations Of this astonishing Cu-ti-elas
You can get q package q Cn-tl-clas a.,l ss
II Fa45noet anv drug store Tor ~ tett@t
sTry i'll No matter What skin trol nAF
von have try Cu-tl-clay ik ara W. VHt
and abs0rbs the poison. forms pI9-
1 tective scale on any sore spot, .pIsss4aaifg, 7,
anread OF tie infected part, lnstanlI II
raiievea an itching enables new Dunk
/ akin 10 quickly grow aau. the eAtE II
| ns1ick and complete. ~ ls n4tufai
/ ambstance mined in the deep earth ~ q
! o~nnnd Ia d fine dry powder. Nothn4
4 III added nothing taken from lt--y0v
i cot ii In All its wonderful nathfAl
(, stafe and YOU will simply pe asA9ns
! ishea at the marvellous way II Whicn
4 IT quickly acts and az the instant Fe'
III Won cannot get It at your drug
Il etetta aead MS his name and 70 cents ans
/ we viii mail 1t 20 you promptiy "
van wish to FIRST demonstrate what thf
/ s.ye,ndarf,I1 Clf-ti-elaY Will DO f0r Vol
aeud you druggists name and cent
| III gtanps to pay cost uf pafkinR eNes
i we viii mail Won 9 large tfla1 pask'
\ age. The Cu-ti-claY .Co. GnieaRo III.
ii is sold and highly recommended II
/ caickssha BY Fl. j. BrownSon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-22

WANTED ~ Fifteen experienced
sales ladies'. Apply AZ Banner store,
rear entrance. before 3 q. IN. Il
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-22

Miss Anne White viii spend tie
week end in Anadarko, The guest Of
Miss Men Nathan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-22

Eczema, Salt Rheum, BARRIERS AtcA'
carbuneies, Ilolls, stinga and Every
Form of Skin Eruption Curea
by Astonishing Discovery.

One Application Of Marvel " Nature wan
49, You ,Throb With Joyful Relief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
MINERS To co
BACK To WORK

The miners strike AZ Hosiyn and
Gle Eium. involving over 1000 men.
Is At leafs temporarily settled Work
was resumed yesterday. pending an
Investigation b. n special commits.
sion from the national miners head
quarters at Indianapolis
The trouble was really a lockout
following a demand FOR the closed
shop. The mines we're shut down
a week ago last Monday Last sun
day the men voted 10 follow the
suggestions OF the national officers
and go back 10 work
Mike PURGE. a member Of the
national executive board. has been
on the scene OF the strike since
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

h'ftihE. s. pound g pounds sae.' halt
nut peieH aHd tnE cod. r. pounds Use.
- rnAheefs halinut checks and pvrch 3
fNenhs tses Chinook aHlmen and Sound
smnlia pounds sac. tendeftain ~ snfs.
sec pound black base paunda roe
.lhNah hHdaie. iar pound Eastern
tNhhnra aud sounds iAg pound Hhfinra.
lae - sac naund baltimore oysters. 1ac
pint urrh CLAIMS, thg pint ahe quart
cal rhWna 100 pound iamh chnpa
Nsc peHusi. hnilinr beef ST. pauad. slr
tuin steak. ifAr pound cofued he,sf ~
pnnnd. hnusn rendered lard iaae pound
compound iafd ioc pauud. uteais ham
pr -sc pound drs aait pork. Zee pound
Ahhai aHhs e. Co aNr ruuud. fhunafh.
: rounds far tomatoes. tnc paund. uru.
w. pnuha celery huushsa g.. bananas.
sNr aud 4ac duaen4 apples. 81 hok do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
Tells, Your Mother
| Is Asking for You

Kills Leland weatherford - your
rctter Il looking for you. She IS
'sr5et. She says abe hasn't heard
On 5ou for a long time-she -
ltxid something has happened to
5M Ellis. n this meets your eye
sr<s 10 your mother She haa
srsien 10 friends here from I'm
,rsal. Cal. begging them to help
I'd y0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

y G&s~i Yrsxa Irn.sd wIrr Diruef -
seattle ~Fnr ufflr~1
BOSTON. April IL Armed
,nMs are searching the woods and
|;nrriex near Quincy today for
|lzr Haddad. Who killed Mrs Liza
|hrx as she vas wheeling a
.ssst's baby.
Ansr meeting Mrs. Fariss. Had
| tat mnt hts wife and children back
d Syria and prevailed upon her 10
|ssps xifh him. Later Mira. Fartss
III him. aud Haddad killed her
|sasu she refused 90 return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
WASTED PIPE DREAMS

Forty.nine five taol tins OF opium.
. part OF the consignment seized
rom BRED Cahiniss. alias Alvadore.
recently sentenced by judge Han.
ford TO one year In the pcnitentlary
and given 500 fine. was burned
yesterday by customs officers In
the city moderator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

,.,,,a rrr-. tetsrd Mirr ntr~et te
: S.aitie >ter offirrl
.riINAN. Wash. April Is
yarloasly estimated today
s,aa 600 20 SSooood were aus-
80 ~ fruit growers IN che
~ liver district. on account ot
frpsts which practically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

states in an effort To bring about
hts re nomination.
Leaders OF other southern states
have pledged their delegations 10
Taft. and n number ~ western aud
eastern states. including New York
and Pennsylvania. have also prom
Used their cooperation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
Frost HITS CROPS

KILLED the entire crup
From Charleston 10 Riparia. n dis.
lance OF 20 miles. the fruit crop was
practically wiped cut u Is not be
llcycd that the apples In the up
lands were injured much In pub
man THIS morning Il was Is de-
grccs below freezing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

WN pouHds fresh hcrrlmM. etes silver
sinelts. pounds FOR fht. urrth 3 pounds
Ter saNf ttuuuslrra o. pef Huuud
aNNhn ira zee Per pound. rot anauurF.
lNf per pound. uatrl oranges. isu per
lnarn, faufN auplra. al fh unr hnR. rhu.
Barb. peunda Cor zoe. celery. = hunfhea
fnr tr. Potatoes. Ne nouhds faf aas.
asparagus S. rar pound. summef aau.
faEra, sag pes pound, NtdNuaS'a rsyf1n
teA. ace pee pnuudt tihhrfa enHrulafr.
tlr per puumd Mnyal haktHN raesdar. far
per rnunds dHl pickles feF per danrn
eranaen, iar PEI dunsns Yakima tuFs
bank putstnsH. "a pounds frF far. French
pfuues. g. per puuui sugar. rs fasunha
Tor 81 coffess 80 isrr pound faaHF inea
butter. Z pounds fur tsr. veal react. itr
prf pound. bacon. gfr poF pound Eastern
hama - per pound fancy ieaf lard. ice
per puutti. EASTER iNiirH. zee pee huf
FOn uNN. manern Furnished roefns ~
Tow rrtrea. Tait a. NE NiTxtuiuu. aet VIZ
EtniA 81 near Wsattaha aN 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April 10
Disguised with the shams and
failures of civilization. Chief
Yukooma OF the Hopi tribe Of In
dams OF Arizona came to the White
House to ask the president to allow
his tribe TO go back to their former
way of living.
As rendered by an interpreter, his
speech was as follows:
"Oh, great white father. my peo-
pie want to live as In the days of the
medicine man, before the paleface
took away from Us the things that
we're ours. We don't want schools
and school teachers. We want TO
live as we wish, TO roam free with
out the white man always there TO
tell US what we must do and what
we cannot do"
President Taft told the chief that
the Indians must accept civilization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
HERE'S SOMETHING FINE.

GRAIN STOCK RANCH.
ls acres e. rieh murh bottom land.
acre. balance aii coed iands e mills
g. tnMm uf railroads q miles ta street
car. HrW f.funm huusr. mea barn and
afhrf hulfdfuHa The following ger
aaHai pfuaFrfr Ea~s Hffh fnr place
mare. d raif. r1aa. hogs 700 chick
.ns waEan. maeFf rake. harness. al
flsurh luerF. hnuas hold fufnlturs. nrafif
carload 20 fnaI Here tn a chance fof
fuH e. flfaar slff1ar rasH money Every
fhIua frrIndra af $50 Hsf arru. Terms
On part
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
japanese Maidens Think
Stolen Button VIII
Make Them Wealthy

n TOKYO. Japan. April f3.-- 4
, ne Tokyo Electric railway Is =
ssiax put to considerable ex- =
Il pense by theft Of buttons =
7 saiions from cushions Of the =
szrs AT first the officials at =
Naulsd the disappearance of =
II ne buttons TO the children. =
: wy Of late the company be h
gan an investigation. The =
consequence Of the discovery =
y a most remarkable fact. for =
ne authors Of the petty theft =
are the geisha girls. And the y
1oIiye for their stealing \
Asnion buttons Is attributed y
% heir superstitious minds. 4
\ An idea originated among =
\ mem that a mutton taken =
nom the eushion Of the car =
Nsssssed the talismanic vir- =
'ae 81 ever keeping the purse =
y which It Is placed. repIete 4
slin money. This notion has \
seyeloped into religion with =
. ne geisha. =
\ - = !. = - =. - =. - = =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

In rv,ira Pfr<~ Ieas.ed Wire Direct TO
S-xffi< star officr.l
WASHINGTON. April tl-With
b. scGth Carolina republicans ex.
wus.ze committee endorsement OF
fsitent Taft for re domination.
reds Of the president today
sartea In earnest 10 line up other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
500 sALE = Mrscs-LANEous

bargains ln used steel ranges on easy
% vmcuts az WupnWOusE q PLATr
FURNITURE CO. INC. as PRye st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
The SEATTLE STAR

TO MAIL srnScHInNHs me aAis
shea Yu4r Euh sr-ipst1n expires y en- ths
address label 90 each paper Wnea thht
aats Arrives II rnar aatsnrirtion has nat
again bsen paid "a a1ranre Fnar cams
Il takes tain fhs hst change % 9Ats
en the afEfssH label 10 receipt
~ mall istfirflg ~ adVaneef. - rsntt
fnnnth. mp e. sfF ueEthss "a u4uutna
81 10. one Fsaf. ttgA
~ mail cut 20 city - r~nts PEE ueuth
~ 10 sis manfhs. ala ulaatha .. ~. ans
Yraf. tEts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

tended by the widow OF his victim.
Mr., Orchard. Mrs. StounenborE
said. when the dyuamlter was
brought from hts cell. n have made
this Journey 60 teu YOU that God
has told me to forgive you have
forgiyon You for tho great wrong
you did me. but | could not have
perfect peace until told you with
my own lips.
Orchard displayed little feeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

LOFT AND FOUND
Nrsese~e~Hs@sesTs1~-a~ss
Lost LAWS caIinH caas raufaiulnH
hctwrrn o. anf % au Eaifart ear iinH
Fufua g. iiunrur Huuafr. probably De-
tarrn caf ann Palace market. between
and a'riatk ThursdaF fsTaauun. Phone
Maple f@t
Amrfhgat and prsri ufneths - reward
$3.50 FanFs iitaN ~ teis
SITUATIONS WANT t. E--fs,f l. a.
e,~-rsr~~e~~rerer~e.e~e~e ~e~~e~~~e~~~~~s~~--s~s
NAf&EfAs. EaHrr hanging kaiauuifnr
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
FUNERAL ptsEcTosa

fIfs (fisesii4I7 f-7elSlGfIT1GfSsG q
Corner an ard LufHu. Maze 1857 Ted
fvt& ENEMuSr oNFfCE atff Are-
mont A. Fhau~#. Nnfth $50 &reen ~
rUTrEHW oHrH = suS trases-.ea.
usreetar. aad Efrsass1 Emhaimsfs fbsi
let esp sssrs thssffs aatn phensr 80
Hann~F. Wassaa CO ras-rsI Dirsst-ss
saira Az snd uaivsss nafh phensr ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

Classified mant ADS. efr.. ore esut pei
Nort te4ntannm ehHfae fnr any "a. 10
r~ntn Tssephnue Al IN an1 - . ii senf
reitsCtur fnr .4ysnsnt Nafa See lad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
WEST SEATTLE REAL EsTATE.

texi2e fnot. high. slightly lots. / and
2 BLOCKS ~asi from california az. car line
a. West MnrrRn sfa priced ~ ft0Q ard
1859 special terms. 80 cash and fio
monthly
j. ~ Klofer West soattie Real Estate
rsNrLrSfNErN Il Downs Block g8a
srd ar Wain zfst Ind. 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
FURNISHED ROOMS

runras d rs sad W. sinkfs faarss o.
an4 - tFsf aa1 chest .sst ril stsE a 49,
nsnfs in cifg ne4f patlic raerkef salE
WsatrfH
large fuHaefN NiHm ffaHfH cheap Co.
ruupie empiaFe4 as neimgnt ~. Aui
~ v Ntf8
twp ntesif f4rnithra bedsaunas. sieri
ius Esssh. rsit ale tzsaii1 references
t.ssf 1855
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

WATER sHlIr orE

n, a.er VIII be shut off on Yesler
na,,. nom Ninth ay. 10 18th ay., TO.
a. from . 10 70 in the morn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
WIDOW OF SLAIN GOVERNOR
FORGIVES HARRY ORCHARD

.,.u,a rr..s trssea NtFc hirert ts
q ~ssfsle Star ofuse.l
.,,ss Idaho. April ~. Forgive
Az Harry Orchard, tho famous
liter who confessed 90 having
ia farmer Governor FRANK
-.seerg With a bomb. and who
Fused Mover. pcttihone aud
Z. - officials 90 The Western
= ,'..,,cn 81 Miners, of instlgat.
4. crime. has az last been eN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

Ever see girl try TO look intel
lectual and chew gum at the same
time?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED


MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED.
PHONES MAIs sae7. tSp .,
Mra Won ne kart. Eradaats niaNifs.
home eonfinsmsrsg female disorders ssc'
cesafuliy treated phTsician - requtrsd
iltf Valley. corner Eastiaks AZ raks
Eastiaks car q vaiiey s.. Ffem 70 $
WANTED-E etfyuua suffefinE FROM
BLOOD Or Skin disorders 81 any sind
ID, ~aif for free tffai bottle Or niekurd's
famous fsmeay SO rarlnr nidR
LADIES' REMODELfNG PARLORs
Ssw garments made and old rsm9asied
Latest nflsa Prices reasonable ats
Arcade ride md q fttT
phegmatlsfn. acute Or ohronie our sps.
eiaify HyEsa Therapeutic Baths eos
EtTt Fth
not ar ara electrical BATHS massage
arf Swedish movstue ~ Hygua Thern-
psutic faiths e0s Fltai Ulk
Private German lessons gwen a Sis
ieth Az
wanted -c-hiidren 10 board a. t2zg
Mead a.. Huimau CITY.
~ ~ Mallory srors nair and cures
dardruff III ceian1' st.-
HELP WANrED-FEmAI
~~~~~-~~~~-~-~-eD ~~-~.~~.~~s~.~s~~-~yN
competent cook and second giri.
references required. 13b porffei Drive
Denny blaine park East zfs2
wanted -Erperieuccd shirt operators
on power machines Dagg Derneden CO..
90 Occidental av
An experienced second maid; must 49,.
sist with children. Main 1850 1917
Minor "
Wanted-0irl Tor HEht housework.
Take Fremont ballard car get Off at
THIRD W. walk 1908 south -
HELP wANTED-mALE.
soOnI[~1N~.~~~
Wantsd-@su and woman 70 learn the
barber trade. Largest and most com.
plete school ia the West. wages paid
while learning An unlimited course free
Come and see VS. Or write for par
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
ss washington. or 7g0 THIRD Az
Phone. Main stat
HAILWAY MAIL CLEHk5 WANTED
I--AysrAKs salary 81, 1905 alternate weeks
or with rms pay. PREPARATION tree re-
coming Seattle examinations Franklin
Institute Dept ssz y. Rochester n. n
wsntsd--i.ooe men 20 pay pool At tho
Oriental pool rooms We give our patrons
trade checks ltis Third av.. between
PIKE and Union.
ieoo Eags wanted 20 eat hot Jens, Psst
POOL ROOM. ttiS Third av.. between
Pike ard Union
MODEL HOTEL
Wanted, as men 10 take steam heated.
electric lighted rooms, free baths, $50
night. 1870 Third
Houaeb0af s rooms. SIS Can pay rent
by grading lot. Fine place for chickens
or ducks East 1875. .----.--
Aaents--BiE commission: send Toe for
sample Home Novelty Co, Sedro-
Wooiley, Wash. Box 80.
pAfNTTHG. paper hanging. saisomin-
ms. general houaeeieaning Phone Maple
bfb.
Wanted.-A delivery boy; hours 20
Apply IN person AZ 1883 ttth NJ
WAnted-Dirt contractor to remove
dirt Cedar t24b
INTRODUCTION BOCf ETY..
s07 Pike II room .. Ab6ott hotel
CRAWFORD FLOOR co. 3f3i.
Floor nurfaeing and reminding done
"a Prof Stevens. New Method Teaon-
'02iAAg Dancing guaranteed In pri-
Hhte lessons. Day and evening Trial
MVI always free. Fourth and Pine st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

Ele5fAeAHti 70 NM ~
Daughters ~ 81 George NEST flfss $50
Third raHF sssaFs. g. IN. iH faH~stess'
nHiA tfffA FirW aV Voc fnfsfhaa ttun
phnne H~aenn fitt grarf ft#
ladies' -Gaiiafssf salIa On order strArtiy
rsau nish Settings. fFt. wnrtn $40. npau
erruinEp cess Narthern tsaak- corner
Faurth 4rH tiAn
Grand Nanids kartisn aaa stnfaFa CO..
ftfss - FtFst aF. aiu by Fuar Fss1sis ~
seif them 90 communication a = N1fhas
chad. aucfi1nerfa Main fsas 4 1stf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

STYLISH MAX. LOVER SHOP.
Hats trimmed. dyed cleaned aa6 70
clicked Piumss eurisd and efssuri
Alteration pspA Ns~ and cid sAs-
rsnfs ISL Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13
ONE quill ACRE

ne Fau want something good practical.
hWaufifui place nature aeerua 20
have t8t lnhrh THE choicest pfffH 60
adatnT nire 5 faufu huuan located
uH reuiie a. iiaifF iusf far rnouFh
ffufn The ruad fu bel attractive. ton
fFuut unfrh. lawn slopes toward tho
road. quite "a little fruit we'll rfI nrfrd
variety Do che rear are tIn fhirhrn
houses af hI drnaftpttana enough 60
house 500 rnlrkrua. alec a plat planted
go potatoes ana uafH afiIH DID
WE'LL co WATER eos TtfE NEAN
PulCti This is iifiia gem Come
nuf ~ hfth ana NfHfH q asl1 anN iaf us
tsH ggu whrru if is ana aii about if. o.
nhaua NaTEAp NeFth sAbt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-04-13

s-.~~~~~~~e~~s~~s~-~~~~ ~>~~-~-~s~-~s~-~s~-~s~
Esnsis1an Nuean. eaFpshfafa and
Esnrfaf lotnefs NeatNsr stfipulnE ani
ffHf
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-09

A peach basket hat abandoned by
some summer boarder in the Lacka-
wack Valley in Ulster county, New
York. furnished considerable excite
ment to John Satterlee, a farmer near
Sundown. day or two ago His little
girls had found castoff peach basket
hat early in the spring and had mount
ed il on a high fence post and forgot
ten il. They happened to remember
the hat and went to look for it. When
trying to take the hat off the post a
swarm of bees surged out of il, and
the children were badly stung. They
rushed screaming into the house and
told their father about the bees nest
in the old hat. He called farm hand
and they started in TO hive the bees.
They finally succeeded in hiving the
swarm, and then took the old hat off
the post The upper part of the hat
was filed with wax an inch thick and
from this hung the chambers of coml
several inches thick filled with white
clover honey. Much of the comb was
only half filed There was over twelve
pounds of fine honey in the old hat
The bees, which had been hived. resum
ed work instantly in their new home.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-09
FOR JUNE BRIDES

Married in haste, we may repent at
leisure.-Congreve
Fresh as a bridegroom. and his chin
new reaped,
Showed like a stubble land at harvest
home. -Shakspers
Men are April when they WOO, De-
cember when they wed: maids are May
when they are maids, but the SKY
changes when they are wives
-Shakspere.
How much the wife is dearer than
the bride.-Lord Lyttleton.
Whose fndeth a wife fndeth a good
thing-Proverbs xviii: %.
The reason why so few marriages
are happy is because young ladies
spend their time making nets instead
Of cages.-Dean Swift
There is something about a wedding
gown prettier than any other gown in
the world.-Douglas Jerrold.
Wedding is destiny,
And hanging likewise.
-f1eS " oOu
He that hath wife and children hath
given hostages to fortune; for they are
limpedments to great enterprises, e1th-
| er Of virtue or michief.-Bacon.
| He knows little who will tell his wife
| all he knows.-Fuller.
Giving honor unto the wife as unto
the weaker vessel.-I Peter iii: Z.
She's adorned
Amply that in her husbands eye looks
lovely,
The truest mirror that an honest wife
Can see her beauty in. -Tobin.
Mans best possession is sympa
thetic wife.-Euripides
|
She is a winsome wee thing,
| She is handsome wee thing,
She is a bonny wee thing,
This sweet wife of mine.
Burns.
You are my true and honorable wife
AS dear to me as are the ruddy drop:
That visit my sad heart.
-Shakspere's julius CaeaSar.
Choose not alone a proper mate,
But proper time to marry.
-Cowper
The June bride who can wash diShe
without losing any of the romance il
the soap-suds is a pearl of great price
Tampa Times.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-09
wLLIE.S PREMATURE WEDDING
Court Sends Too Youthful Georgia
Bride Back Home Io Grow

atlanta June g.-The state court OF
yesterday decided thar being
under II years OF axe. Willie Craps.
nee smith. of Bailey. would have TO
leave her youthful husband. Marvin
Craps. and return to her father. Den
mis- Smith, until after she had reached
her fourteenth birthday. The two
young people ran away and got mar
ried The angered father sought a
writ Of ma beas corpus in tn" city court
Of BaXley. and the court ordered her
returned 10 the parental roof The
young husband appealed on the ground
that she was already II. but the court
Of appeals holds that from the evi-
dence she is still IL years of axe ani
must return TO her father. However,
a. a balm 10 the husbands wounded
feelings the court makes The follow
ing statement.
The young people in this case are
very much in love with each other and
appear TO be very much in earnest
Therefore. we recommend TO them that
they bow to the decision Of the c"Ur'
and wait patiently until next winter
when the young lady Will be u year
Of age Then She can legally join hel
husband and live happily ever after
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-09
RICH MAN SHOT DOWN

San Francisco, June sc. Frederick
Kohl. a capitalist. was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded yesterday by Miss
Adele Verge, a French maid. until re-
Gently employed by KohTs wife. The
shooting occurred in the corridor OF
the Grant building, in which the su-
perior court is houses. Kohl had gone
there as witness in a suit recently
brought by Miss Verge against him and
Frank \. Miller. a hotel manager of
Riverside, for malicious persecution.
After court adjourned Miss Verge
descended to the main entrance. When
Kohl emerged from the elevator she
drew a weapon from the folds of her
skirt and fired. The bullet entered
just below the heart and surgeons al
the Central Emergency Hospital said
that his condition was critical. on the
operating table Kohl retained CON
sciousness and said he freely forgave
the woman for her act.
Kohl is one of the richest men ir
San Francisco. He is a son of Mrs
VIM. c. Kohl, a wealthy woman. Hi:
wife was Miss Eliza beth Cooley, o.
Washington, D. c.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-09
INVASION HAS ENDED

As evidence Of President Tafts be-
lief that peace has been practically re
stored in Mexico with stable gov
ernment capable Of coping with the
situation, the Withdrawal by degrees
Of the armed forces OF the United
states from the doors Of Mexico began
Yesterday The first orders refer TO
the 1000 marines at Guantanamo, Cuba,
who will return TO their home stations
and ships. This Will be followed very
shortly by the northward movement
Of the soldiers comprising the provi3-
ional brigades at Galveston, Tex, and
San Diego, Cal Even the maneuver
division at San Antonio viii be split UP
into several units and distributed thru
Texas AS matter Of precautIon
however, the division Will be arrang-
ed so that II can be quickly assembled
10 meet any emergency.