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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14

with his little face gray In the shaded
light
Isabelle, bending over him. began to
cry, silently at first then Historically
"Oh, why can't you save him" she
gasped. why can't you save him."
"Hushw the doctor warned. Hush"
But she was worn out, and the sobs
came faster and faster as with shaking
hands she tried to hold Jimmie up.
The doctor took the boy from her.
go and get me hot water" he or
dered; plenty Of it. I'm ashamed Of
you"
When she came back, he had his coat
off and bis sleeves were rolled up.
Its the last chance" he said, and she
helped him lift Jimmie into the bath.
The tears ran down her cheeks and
at the doctor. II am SO ashamed OK
myself" she whispered. Butt have
not many people to love me-" And she
sobbed under her breath.
The DOCTORS hair was wet, his face
was red, and his shirt was open at the
neck, showing the cords Of his strong
neck. He lifted the little steamins,
body in his arms and held the boy
while Nurse Isabelle envelopsd him in
heated blanket.
Jimmie opened his eyes as they laid
him on his little cot. Tell me about
the robin" he murmured dreamily and
went to sleep. holding tight to Nurse
1sabelle's finger.
The doctor, warm and rumpled, look
ed at the two.
"You haven't any business nursing
he said to Isabelle.
Her startled eyes met his. X was
afraid you would say that" she qua
vered. II was such a-fool"
"You are not a fool" the doctor
blazed, 'but some women aren't any
more fitted to be nurses than I am to
be the angel Gabriel"
Nurse Isabelle was not SO sure Of his
unfitness for the sacred Office as ne
stood there in his strength and dignity.
with his halo Of fair hair
"If had anything to offer you" he
remarked abruptly, I'D marry you"
"Oh!' Nurse Isabella tried to rise,
but Jimmie's thin fingers held her.
Please. don't" she begged
Don't disturb my patient" was the
doctors peremptory command He ran
his fingers through his hair. III |
wasn't so dead poor he ruminated
"A woman who breaks down at such
an important moment isn't fit TO be in
hospital" he continued. she ought
to be In home where the tenderness
| would not be wasted
He came around to Nurse IsabelIeS
side. 1t was very stili in the biz room.
| The screen around .Iimmic'S bed ma
them from such wakeful patients -
! might be In ward ..
I'm my home il would not be vast
ed" he said softly.
| Jimmie stirred slightly. Nurse la
belle rose and bent over him. WE"
she Strengthened up she was within ihe
| circle of the doctors arm.
oh" she gasped all pink and Wh''e
and beautiful
YOU'RE such a littlc thing Z" take
care of Yourself" the darr"r whisper
ed. And I'll make ends meet
As she raised Il radiant race Jlh.iii'e
opened his eyes and tool, in 'n' sails
flying situation.
Il told ynu lie WAS dead stuck on
YOU" he chuckled weakly.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14

To set the delicate colors Of en-
brOidery that has been worked on
centerpieces. doilies or handkerchiefs
and waists before washing soak them
for ten minutes in pail of cold
water into which tablespoonful of
turpentine has been stirred
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14
WONDERFUL SUNSHINE.

Wonderful sunshine. how are you?
Filling the days with the derring do
OF life and action and hope and
trust
That never heart In the world
may rust
From old corrosions Of damp and
chill
Wonderful sunshine. vale and hill r
Decked with thy glory Of grace and
light,
Standing foretold OF thy strength
and might.
Baltimore Sun.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14
Supplantina Pannisrs.

Supplantin0 Panniers.
The new draperies suggest the classic
type and are greatly varied. There is
very often machine plated founda-
tion skirt, above which the draperies
are wrapped about the figure.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14

The climate Of South Africa is re-
markably even and sunny.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-11-14
csnterpiscs Embroidery.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
SANTA FE ELKS TO
INVADE THE TOWN
ON SUNDAY
Ancient City Antlered Ones
Believe They Can Redeem
Themselves on the Baseball
Diamond.

Anxious tn rasuu tho GLORY ihet
lost on tbr baseball diamond last
SUNDAY tho EIka off santa Fa ue
coming Goo Nuupu. u,Nt SUNDAY
rffhyrvd .rEufhrr boo Sow MuN..ua H
bunch thtt could take CO.'S th, New
York Giants ur tb. chicago cubs too
morrow COZ ans HlN thereafter and
shut either uut without hil ur t
run Tho SANTA Fr EIks aru coming
hero tu UIfE fu. Albuquerque ElkH u
sHuc ui hBspNtu thHt viii Iuus un
remembered b,rrHDnufs Smnriius
under thur trf.U uf last SUNDAY,
when thr lu.tl bunch won uy the
srorr uf O. Goo 70. thc Santa Fe BIDS.
arc couffirut .n,y .lu redeem them
selves iu the pgrs ui lh, world. The
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Their, Boz uuly 600, Nr. Francis
SghlWter The worlds renowned kius.
dom Healer Iu N.. wur t,lfs ui
aetiy, and successful rr.t.. OF h-
Divine gft. th. power of healing. H,
has effected thousand. o' cures. not
only u The United states Hud Europe,
but hi- patients conn, from every Give
lil"d and s,mi-.Iy..l,a nation uf the
world
Many come uu uut.n,s and goo
away I,1ping and shouting ,nr JOBS Huo
rraIs.ug God for giving Rev S.nattoi
this uuu, uu that heals every
known disease. EU Trumpyts Hra
laid aside. Trlssvs. BmUHz,-. Braces.
canes. Crutrhcs pipes aud Tobacco.
Morphine habit gu.ukIN speedily and
permanently cured. Drugs u' every
kind tuI character Irn Dated aside JOS
uf uu urtNur u-, cas-, after .H.
could Do, cited. including ,.u known
uls,us, Caue,Is Tuuur. ENrumHr
usm. Gout Asthma Bronchial Iu'
Throat TruunIu Consumption 'uu.
.iInuuu. Commissions blindness.
bladder discusses pEsurus" Eve ols-
pt-.s. Err EI,HsO-. GmI.U. nrupsN.
Guu -i.u,. Appendicitis Liver dis.
ease. Nrrgv Disorder N,urH-fu'u.H,
INSANITY. Insomnia. IHuudI... kidu.
Diseases. Paralysis Lu.uuutur Nt1N|.,
VsriUueel, Blood Uud skin Disease.
syphilis. -.ruulu. E.E.WH Irti'r
-tt Enrum. FsmulH u0 700 "rue; dis
,1srs H,ut. CO.. ghruu... yiy. 'a.u nud
every one 0s cured 20. tlis wonderful
power u Kingdom Healing ~bepu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
M0RTUARY.
vivian Iovolucc.

VIVIAN lhN'lh''r
Vivian LuyoHco. IS years uld, son
eft WulUm n Iuy,la,y. ut Palmyra,
Mo. di.I last evening Joe local suui-
torlum, following lengthy llnoss
with tuberculosis Accompanied hy
ms father. young MIR loy,llcr came
To- Albuquerque two weeks rgu from
Palmyra Boz the hope that thr Dhdul"
of climate would prove beneficial.
Tho disease had mad. such pro.
gress however that hop. for hI r,-
coyrrr was abandoned soon after or
rival The body was sent this after.
noon 90 Palmyra for burial Young
Mr. LoyrlJcc was model boy. "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
ONE ROUND O'BRIEN
GENUINE SCREAM
At CRYSTAL
Spectacular Knockouts Viewed
From Behind and in Front
Of the Scenes Get Audience
Weak from Laughter.

conc Round DBrisu." who pat up
U forfeit OF s.. Goo pan all oom.rs oui
BOO not to ,ND,,d one round Y' cast
lighting scored n big hlt ut th. 'rys.
Nu th,utrr H#f night. su hig e rIi
that the audience was weak frHW .N.
rvssiNe laughter by tho tmD ,Uy ruW
was all shown ln TACT IL looked Iut
No few minutes as BE- number wIguI
have Goo hy carried out Tor .D'uu.u
s really ,Nrruuiatury ul.y Ih.
armed with m1llrt who admins.
trrs the knockout blow which 1p.
pears Go br hooked m hf Onricu is
plainly shown and the douourmcu'
Whom "p.Briru gets taste cot hi'
own medicine is too funny sor Words
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
EXAMINATION FOR
MINE INSPECTOR WILL
BE HELD ON SEPT. 10

Executive office. Santa Fp, ~ 50.
August 30. 1919.
The state board of examiners for
applicants for appointment as u..,c
Inspector VIII meet at Jhu eNvcuU .'
utue, in santa Ur Goa ttr 18Th GAY of
september Inls Tor the purpose nl
holding tu examination uf 1l Hppu
Giants who desire Goo compete .nr ,hu
appointment la mime Inspector ot ia,
stuta ut New MrN,cu Tha ,N1wIua-
lIDu win hr Zoo writing and amy ono
dr,rug tn uEr 600. examination ull
pleas, nr tl my office bF DO a.ll,N
o. m. uu the dly mentioned
w. g. NuDNAIr.
Governor OF Sew MpE..n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

90 U rE uu odds one uf tho most
amusing things ever thrown uu %
mu..n g picture srrypu and be- you f.el
On. u,,G uJ o. good. old-fashiuu.d,
suui-sttIslyIug laugh that 1888! rrEe
son I,ul young again you should o."
Geo Unr CRYSTAL tonight and see the
.NDitiuE adventures pt como Round
DBu,u" o., bas Huy thing uI Mars
Lows sIugged clear through the
ropes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
WONDERFUL HEALING OF
THE KINGDOM CHURCH

Proving That Gods Power Is Unlimited in Healing All Man
ner of Affections The Kingdom Church Is Inoorpor.
ated in New Mexico for the Purpose of Spreading the
True Gospel Of Christ Earth and to Prove That
Healing Is Absolutely True Recorded in the Holy
Bible
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Jaffa'S
Goods
Jaffa'
Prices
Jaffa'
Service
Jaffa'
Qualities
Are Just a Little
Better Than You
Will Find Else
where = =

We are after your business,
and are making every effort to
make it worth your while to
trade with us. Let us prove
it, Watch TINS space and you
will not regret it.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

arm. Christian uud urgc number Of
relatives uud friends boz Palmyra "'A
sincerely regret his passing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ ~Nr~Nrs~~N~N~~~~e~
FOR RENT Furnished room for
Ught housekeeping. close in Mod
,ru Gas Phone 1886 j Dos s. 9TH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Call Around and See Them


n in
real dealer pas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

game SHOULD by 70 thriller from uHg
d. YHf au no s expected fHHI .Ie
crowd uf rau. wIII uu uut rH Bon. lhe
contest
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Tho police are suu lookus Iar t
horse and hussf th, property OFF A.
g. Johnson. of tll Slate avenue. which
was STOLEN uom loo front uI 3D. Iu.Hl
mutIuu picture pul house last night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

FOR SALE Horse. buggy harness
Hrd saddle nm, horse i- one of the
best family horses boo town Inquire
Uf % "A HuttriEht. ms W cold Ave
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

FpU SALE siy-hola Moore range
n|fn control dumprr and oven
n.uwuw.'.r ru quick buyer for
see 71n West silver.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Our Prices

andt to
$5OO big profit
OF he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
Boulevard Place
(GILLENWATER FARMS)

and
o we
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
CASH or
CREDIT

Iaup, Nau,o Tomatoes, H.. Tor 25r
Inn,, NauNr CuutaIuup"-, q tor 25o
Iunr, 'uufotuia bartlett Pears,
ucr pound ................ Toe
lane, ENuu sugar corn, dnA . 3Oc
Ian,, fgg rhnt, large, each Toe
'auiiil'Ncr, = H.. tor ........ 25C
swift Premium Hams pound i9C
Fancy tied ~nlmom lib cans,
each ......... ............ Zoe
TN. can Calumet baking Powder zee
90 ib-, Elucic-t colorado pota-
toes ..... .......... ....... . 25C
Just Received
rIIT SAUSAGE
IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE
DuUEIOr SAUSAGE
nI.L PICKLES
Om Bakery Goods need no com,
m'uL Their popularity h dirrS evil
'irnoc at their quality aud thc guam
90, ~ ~,ii b. proof that thcN are Rp-
prcyht,d. Ne viii have Tor saturday
THENCU PASTRY
WHIPPED CREAM CREAM
PlII~
Nu,N CNkI~
MI. Ii.NNOtt~ LAYER CAKES
HUSTON CREAM Pies WITH
WHIPPED CREAM
oar deHriuu- Hot Roll. aud iInt
FerHd ave fresh cNctA day at ~ u'CiOck,
~ our quantity and sales ncrca~"
in our bakery department, uur prices
decrease. lin,c NOu nuticrd the re-
du,tiun la prizes uu our bakery goods
quality IS ever nn tie Increase.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

possibilities a
ckensa pair o red born md raise on
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27

They say there IS one school
teacher IN the city whose heart Is in
such delicate condition that she will
never pass the physical examination
required By the board.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
Dhcs LEsoR's ATTITUDE or
The AKIN BILL.

aeciai.0ae adopted 81 fhe cnick-
AHA Iasdaa c0sacB condemn the
AKIN Big b 10 uncertain terms and
~ tas same fine contain tire glst of
me arguments which prove that me
r1easgfe s. a vicious ore.
50 class of men give more thorough
and intelligent study % public quee.
lions man the members oi organized
ia5of These men have a habit Of
goiag into the merits of question:
Ike ne Miaeourians. they have to be
shosn. ana after due Investigation
they hag4 arrived al the conclusion
that tbe aiken bnl is bad proDosi.
ton
Tie Trades Council takes the View
ihat ne Akin measure, If adopted.
would BE- serious blow to the eda-
catiofal welfare 81 the state and a.
iAe same time Eoald not serve to d.
m.nisa tie burden " taxation, which
f one of the claims Of ils adYseates
These working people are opposed ID
fae destfucfion o. the Girla' college.
ths only institution especially proyld-
"a by the state % which their daugh.
iefs can receive Industrial and liter
afs courses ~ iHslrue lon they are
opposed 70 aboiishing the school Of
mines an Institution which ultimately
nAans fever of those terrible disas.
ters which cost tie lives 81 So many
workers. they combat the destruction
of The normal schools. 10 when men
and women are trained 70 be eompe-
tent teachers Tor their children. they
are opDoged to any movement which
means fever opportunities for the ed
ueation oi the mass of the people.
4 Analyzing the epecious argument
that the Akin bin viii effect a great
Saving for the taxpayer, the members
lot the Trades Council find that the
schools which il ia proposed 70 abol
ish cost the taxpayer only 2e.g cents
On TIE $1,000 Of assessed valuation and
they are unwilling 70 sell the splendid
education system n the state for 4
mess ot Dottage. j. seems that lh'
worklngmeu have seen through th'
schemes " those politicians who have
pui forth the Akin bin and win hayl
none Of It In plain language, the
declare that the advocates Of II ar
enemies Of education and progress,
and they can easily prove the charge
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
BlLsos Or INITIATIVE REFEsE't.
Dun ENg 7EcALL4

e..s .4s4 msxs-rw u a~ s
1900 ~ &c., .as 4s
e .sts-s x wy w teu
.s,e- s ~ 81 e-eas IN
esss-sa 4s.s 1890 so-
u rs, ssA4 oor w
<1 " ~ x nRrey y
M - " wa
,tf.k aas ~ s.,r -. entirely
1890 .se LED oo
e ~ sfSs b.
.gas,oa .ss4 ~ s s14z s
~, m m esr asem 4. erers
,ies kg i seA M wilson
aser sas sI NJ arAS rmss e
vto ~. .sl
~ Dea. saa w. da -s@ have
esssee vte- ~ rss 4f- - ssye
e-r tsfE st ne Initiative rsgsr
e.srm a.a reosu s4 ~ so
ae sse yew y tsa tw.
r<4znoa ~ sse sfeer for me 4, s.
~ ~ eers+ o,e roziIy wz
sas ~ yo ~
~ a~ s m res-s q rsy
oma osaso " mse wderas u
~ sze - ere-3 esrsg M n4.
Nv we o,,-wy whole
sesx-mss aesas sseae sh.nzz
ge we- 4 4 .e eoae4 wts
s4.ss -~sss ~sa.@.s-t<,os ~as
k s regsss " ".
ae ID Osezont rox 0sosaf os
eess srses ersnee. sasg fx<~ed
rs @s e,r narration IN wtsf
~ eaes fosas q sHe
mea mss ad a1mrmes ihee tksnga
VIZ s ID m taio oessfos as1
nts ~ saeag es ssnzs w thsu
~ offe " o.g1aeais ~ regesents-
s3re eosesumest ss mse ao we're
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27

aAa
T1ez5 ahar ~ general offces
wess aesaalF brought aer bag and
baggage. va haDey laY for Caick-
aha ans especially fm the fsw rail-
read boesters Ike Uncle DICK Sc
KzF. who have watched With z jealous
ege the evolution 0f the o G from The
beginning q marked Ere .ruitin 81
some of he Aogea thai have long 6ean
entertained b aickaaha boostess aud
Uncle Dick asYa ihefa Is more 10
cDsns-ae advises ns 70 keep our eyes
IN rae o. q
From humble beginnings and
through great tFibu.ations ths Okla.
hom4 Central has been gradually
pressing iOresd. TIE building oi TIE
handsome station and terminals here
during time o. financial depression
was task that nobody bnt nerry
enferpriaing fellow ike Dorset Carter
would have undertaken. but & was guc.
ceasfulig carried out Chiekasha folks
congratulate ST. Carter ard fhank him
~ sending his general office force
here
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
HONOR FOR FORMER cHicKhsHA
TEACHER.

i is always pleasing 10 note fhe rise
oi young man who IS winning his
way By merit and hard work. A case
10 point 70 that Of V. r. Holmes. who
was unanimously elected president Of
She Trtcourty Teachers association
here last week
Mr. Holmes has a host Of Chlckasha
friends Who congratulate him on BE-.
ing TINS honored BY BIS feilowteach.
em For several years he vas Drincl.
pal Of one Of the ward schools IN this
city, leaving last year Of his own ae.
cord to accept a better position as sup
erintendent af schools at Marlow AS
4 teacher. ward principal city super
intendent and a normal instructor, Mr.
Holes has always striyen diligently
70 10 we'll the things he has under.
taken and he has made good Hls sue.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
cNlcKAsHA WELCOMES THE o. c.
OFFICIALS.

Tb general offices Of the Oklahoma
Central railway are now located m
ehlckasha and the men u charge Of
tie management Of the road are here
a flne looking lot Of fellows, by the
way, and We are not a candidate for a
pass Il we DO say that
Il is needless 70 say chat Chickasha
welcomes the new cnmers. There are
dozen o. 80 Of them, excellent fami
lls and such folks always find a cor
dial Welcome awaiting them IN Chick
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
North Thlrd So


John N. Sharp to Jacob c. Good. H.
.9lI, $50; Nw Sc sW. q: E ~ Ne
Sc Sc sW sE. Sc Sc 2s.4.5.
B F Baohe to William f. Moreland
.S-14-i2; lot 3 block 3. Tuttle. Okla.
I. H. Harness and wife to J. p Bul.
lard. 1i-l2li, SO; lot 100 Oh CO. g.
John Iaakihs et Al 70 James Il. can-
bingham 2-l-i2, 81; lots sc. block 3.
lronton Add to chiekpsha
Alice Collier to Lois Frances Urban,
5-25-lZ, 1890. lots 3-4. block 9. Prospect
View Add. to Chix
J. H. Beatty and wife to Bnrl Beat
tie and Wayne Beattie, l0-sO-il. $4,000
VIZ NV 27-l0-s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27

Children are much more likely 10
contract the contagious diseases when
they have colds, Whooplng cough,
diphtheria, scarlet fever and con.
sumption are diseases that are
often contracted when the child
has cold That is why All
medical authorities say beware of
cold. For the quick cure 81 colds
you win find nothing better than
chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It csn
always be depended upon and is pleas
ant and safe to take. For sale By al
dealers
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27

tv sr-ss rsHsag- u ~ Character asag y raszaz aay
trea ara n osssoraaan -sa ra1
e..srss u ~ Es gaY corrected beng ss-ga.
~ aste1toa D maazgsmeat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27


E
A -g ts e-ss urH e.
ss we r
w - Hry hea
sr
- a r .sm s
t M
greatly far saa- I'D sr 5rso
yea Tn has sT nes so-
5 IAa Lam-rrars soaass-s grgTtaa
ne
lm M s~5se more os and szka 4
~
Yo1r caI dear e0rzr-ora va se
right tEing
s. .e goes mg hat into -hs nsils.
m
Ycu shd aor ak Tar " sep 1oua
@ CUTS
aare srora aH aioae tast Taft w.
FL IS Bow ayiag tie sane thinz y
AID TIE Danocrats wlth both. can faI-
lg agree
Taoa hssss IL FoIsite. wa0. I guess.
has ios, hopes
.f'H blrk him up. throw him over tas
ropes
People ut west reforms are demand
ng
Ilai make them believe. with them
lam standing
BACK here In the eat. We ranss cause
10 alarm.
And say u the truss wen do yoa
30 harm.
some people think thar dnDFcity y :
sin.
But ia preach Socialism. II i would
help me to win.
Ii is now a month later. am hearing
bad news,
Z III comes from Ia FOlietfe. and II give
ne tie blues.
Out in the northwest he Sg giving ne
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27

Sow. we come 10 think of IT. fhose
letters written By the young men Of
the town regarding their ideals Of wo-
men. sounded very much Ike Laura
Jean Libbey Do you supp se. Ike
Teddy, those boys were plagiafistsg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-03-27
. > 4fs%4$@~ 4A@4&
> EXPRESS PGckAeETTEs. =
4 fBy r. 50 =
$%$$4$%4%%4444%$%4

A chiekasaa Riie whose husband
Dogts wants a recipe % keep bin la a
good humor
A spend-hriff does not usually come
70 hiz senses until every penny OF his
inherited fortune 8 gone
There are people who DO not believe
in love. but those same people did not
believe in mumps until they had them.
i IS believed that q chiekasha man
has the liars championship cinehed-
be says be never knew anything in his
lie thar be wouldn't tell his wife
The way one man collects back debts
is 70 get dope on a debtor thar would
be compromising should il become
public. and then demand hush money.
That Chickasha girl for whom the
fortune tells predicted Of some family
calamity. received notice today that
twin babies hod arrived at the home Of
a siafer
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-24
PRIMITIVE. BAPTISTS MEET.
Session Opens at Luray, Va, to Con.
tinue Three Days.

LURAY. Va. August 24.-The Ebenezer
Association of the Primitive Baptist
Church convened yesterday with Alma
Clutch, ten miles south of Luray. The
session Will last three days.
This association is composed of churches
in Page. Shenandoah, Rappahannock.
Warren. Fauquir and Prince William
counties. This annual gathering is a
notable event. The denomination is Bit
terly opposed to Sunday schools, mis-
sions and the use of instrumental music
in church worship.
For Indulgence in these things by an
element of the denomination the question
arose several years ago as to which ele-
ment was the rightful owner of Broad
Street Baptist Church, Luray, built in
1849. To settle the eknotty question the
Page county court was called upon. The
wing opposing instrumental music and the
like was awarded the building. The ses-
sion now being held is in piece of wood
land, the scene Of the murder of Miss
Fannie Stroop by her lover. Peter Good.
who was hanged in Luray a few years
ago.