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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1908-08-28
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DR. h, j. CA4ME Dr4I4I4, fA4 - olCIAN AND
surgeon. UnIcs toAer McL1Una4u Drug
Co. thone To.
DIR. q. NJ. CALLANDER, PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. once deLendrecte block
hours, Al 70 IL, 5 70 p. 70 b. 1ele-
Fargo Il. u. S'
DIR. A. Z. MUkRIS, PHYSICIAN AMI
surgeon. Olice over sNfliseE5s drug store,
CUB Front street, Hours; to ~, = so
5, and Z to s. leiepnons 1043-L
office: 1043-k, reSidRnee. fsr seEt
DIR. PAUL SOkhNESS,s f'Es.%sSECIAA
and Surgeon. unlce third door Edwards
budding, Fargo.
DAkkOW ~ WIEBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. Offices deLendrecie
block GUrneR SevenSn street suuth aud
kront.n Otriee hours, 3 to- y and : to Y
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One application OF ManZan Pile
Remedy, for all forms OF Piles, soothes
reduces Inflammation. soreness and
itching Price SOC Guaranteed. Nc
Donald Drug Co.
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WANTED TO nur.

GOOD active family driving horse. q
to TO years old, weight about 100,
Address scr. care Forum. giving do.
scription and price.
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LOST-Red COW wearing halter; any
one knowing whereabouts kindly mo-
tify Christianson Drug Co,
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EoR sALE-MusIc BOXES.

4 HAVE a large number of Regina
: music boxes In hrst-class condition,
up-to-date styles; range from @7g to
$500; this price Is a great reduction:
have been over stocked and must sell:
these machines are suitable for use in
public places, such as hotels, lunch.
rooms, ETC.. are operated with nickel
in-th slot or penny-in- the-sIot at
tachments; they will pay for them
selves in a short time: twelve tune
sheets accompany each machine. Ad-
dress 725. care Forum.
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FARM FOX SALE.

FOR SALE--Half section. two and
one-half miles from good line town,
thirty miles from Fargo; good build I
inga, wind mill; all under cultivation: !:
$50 an acre without crop, easy terms.
A. II. Lowrey. sl2 EroRt street. Fargo.
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AnvERTlsINc 4 RATES.


OK NAMES or newspapers anynwSre
4-srniahed free. Edwards ADV. Agen-
CO.. Box lis. Fargo.
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FoR RENT-rxpswrrssra.


WE RENT Underwood typewriters Ii
good condition ana doing good work.
Underwood Typewriter Co, 69S N. r.
avenue.
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FOR SALE or ExcHANcE.

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FOB SALE OR ENcHANGE-we have
well improved farm of 500 acres
near good town. We will exchange
for anything that can be turned into
cash. Farmers Land Co., Hamilton.
NJ. ID.
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LUMBER AND WOOD.

On Sal E-LsuEnber an0 wood og Ala
kinds. - mill. "A. q. Hagen, Rsits
can hapsaa. Ainn. r. " D. Ne. 4
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WANTED-SaIesnnan and coIIector.
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WANTE ED-Good salesman and col
lector to solicit trade from farmers
In North Dakota; no peddling. Apply
with full particulars and references,
p. o. box ais. st. Paul. MINI.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE--NsW seven room house.
on south side: east front, full base
ment: lights. bath and sewer. Oil
Ninth street south. Phone 1s42-J
FOR SALE CHEAP good modern
room house in Island Park. oae-hals
block from car line: hne lawn. shade
trees. good barn. lot 7gxS00 feet: price
for short time only, $4,000: terms anon
application H. Amerland. cor M. p.
avenue. Fargo. N. ID.
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sALARY . FuRNlruRE LoAAs.

MONEY LOANED 10 honest employees.
holding permanent positions. strictly
confidential. Loans or furniture, pianos.
etc, on the instailmsnt plan. Nv, a.
Mahon, 1Oe Broadway. Suite 8. HUNT
ington block
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UNDERTkRERs.
AND LICESsED EafBAL ER--FU MEX
al Supplies. ]. r. Rice, South Broad
way Office south, OF Moody store.
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FOR SALE on crop payments, $4,000
acres OF gooi farming land in west
ern Canada, at from t12 to $2b per
acre, on crop payments; write me for
full particulars. H. Amerland, GOT ~
p. avenue. Fargo. n. d.
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PIANO TUNER
PROF. WM. KLIMMEK, ia NINTH AVENUE
South. Expert tuning and repairing
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FOR RENT-OFFIcES.
FOR RENT--Sutte OF ONCE rooms, over
Edwards JeWelry store. Phone 672L
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OFFICE rooms for rent, suitable for
dentist or doctor. 614 Front street.
FOR RENT One -rouln off1ce, travel
Ing man preferred III. A. Davidson.
Suite 90 and 81. Huntington. block.
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FOR SALE-Two lots, each 50x140'
one block from car line, three blocks
from school, north side. very cheap,
Address owner, 767, care Forum.
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LAUNDRY WORK WANTED.

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WANT ED--Laundry work; will cal
for and deliver; satisfaction guaran-
teed. Phone 954-J or address 4l2
Ninth street north.
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REsTAURANT for sale, with ten
rooms in connection: one or the best
paying propositions In the state of
Minnesota, will seat sixty, located
eighty miles from Fargo big crops;
this will stand the CLOSEST irivestiga !
ton: good reasons for selling; easy
terms to right parties Address sol,
care Forum
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FARGO WANTS.
FOR sALE--lIousehoId Goods.

FOR SALE-Household goods and
rugs; must be sold by Sept. /. Mrs.
g. Timmins, Park flats.
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR EXCHANGE.

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WE EXCHANGE new furniture for
old furniture. Gate City Furniture
Co, $40 Front street. Phone 1880.
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FOR SALE--F1ne wooded lots for sale
at big Cormorant Lake. Address
y. Johnson. Lake Park. MINI. r. f. ID.
No. 8, Box 26.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25

al the East End Christian church this
afternoon ut o'clock 5y Rev. W. W.
Staley, ID. d.. OF Suffolk The body
Will be taken to Berliley on the 2:aG
o'clock boat, and at O'clock will be
Inferred in the Berkley cemetery. The
pa.lhearers will be: Mcssrs. j. s.
Thompson. G. C. Wright, j. H. Fenni-
mere. James Jerpigan. j. j. Baker and
A. y. Taylor.
Mrs. Batter was daughter of Mr..
G. G. q. Brittle. of Ivor. Va. She was
bern ut lyor on August 20. 1864. on
December p. 1882 she was married
to Mr.. Butler. She was devou, and
sincere Christian. and her death is
monrned by large circle OF friends
here and in other places where she
was known. She is survived by her
husband and two children. n daughter
10 years old, and son 10.
The family came here on November
!. 1906 when Mr.. Butler became mas.
tor of the East End Christian church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
MADAME GOULD AND
PRINCE MEET IN NAPLES
De sagan was One OF the First TO
Rush Aboard the
Steamship.

NAPLES, April 24.-Mme. Anna
Gould arrived here. today from New
York on board the steamer Friedrich
Der Gross. and was met in the hni.
Dor by Prince Helie de Sagan, who
arrived in England Il few days ago
and hurried thi,iier 10 welcome Nine.
Gould. The steamer came into the
harbor at six O'Clock this morning,
and the prince was one of the first
10 go aboard. He rushed TO Nine.
Gould'i calm. met her at the door.
lifted his hat and kissed her hand.
The prince was much annoyed by the
presence of reporters. ana he refused
TO be interviewed or make any state.
ment. The tutor of Nine Gould's
children. however, in brief inter.
view. said: Rest assured that the
marriage will occur but nobody can
say when or where. and am net IN n
position to ask. My conviction res;
on what have seen and heard from
Mime. Gould am sure II Is a true
love match based on reciprocal es.
TEEN"
] Prince De Sagan and Nine. Gould
are both stopping nj the Bertolinl
Palace hotel. The princes apart.
nient consists OF four rooms, opening
On the principal terrace of the hotel
ard overlooking the city Nine. Goull
occupies an apartment of twelve
rooms. Her parlor is filed with roses,
and here she had luncheon today with
the prince.
The widest rumors are being circll-
lated In Naples regarding Nine. Gould
and De Sagan. II Is even reporter
that Count Boni De Castellane has ar.
rived here and is about 10 challenge
the prince 10 4 duck but this report
Is declared 10 be unfounded and fran.
| tic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
COSTUMES ARE HERE.
Production of Trial by Jury" Almost
Ready for Presentation.

Trial by Jury" soon Will be in
readiness for presentation ana the In
dications are that It will be one or
the most delightful amateur produc-
tons ever seen ut the Academy.
The costumes arrived yesterday.
and they are said to be especially
beautiful. The young ladies appear.
irG rs bridesmaids in the opera. as
well as those participating in the
special dances will wear lovely gowns
Prof. Remick. who is musical di-
rector for the production. seems well
satisfied with the progress made by
the principals and chorus. Mr.. Bur-
Miss, the stage director, and Mrs.
Corss, who is in charge of the dances.
also are pleased with what they have
accomplished.
The Joseph Charles Memorial Guild.
for the benefit of which the opera is
10 De presented at the Academy %
Music next Tuesday night, is taking
active interest in the affair. Humid
reds of tickets already have been sold.
and II is expected tina, crowded
house will greet the amateurs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25

done would have becn to make the nm
fortunate woman ms comfortable. us
possible and succor her aud protect
her.
Strapping the gun aud belt around
him, the captain showed the jnrl how
quickly The Indian could lave drawn
The enn and shot Dora after he hal
left tho saloon door ana while Dora
sim had her head on the table.
In closing his speech. Captaln
Berkeley real aud explained the SIX
Instructions offered by hc dofensc.
ana mada n last appeal to the Jury TO
do It's most solemn ,nly, deciding the
case upon tile law an,l the evidence.
The captain finished speaking NJ two
minutes 10 6 o'clock
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
PRIZE IS THREE DOLLARS
Missing Word Problem Is G,vIaq
Trouble Again.
LADIES SILL The BEST GUEsssRs
Half Dozen or More Were Close to
Correct Lis, Yesterday. and In
dications Are That One of the Fair
Sex win Win Again.

Three dollars is lha prize in the
Missing Word Contest today. Many
lists came in yesterday. but there was
moi correct one. This was rather
surprising To the Missing Word Edit
'ps, for The problem this time does
ne appear to be MS hard rs usual 10
'lose on the inside and it was ex :.
peetcd that an award certainly would
have been made before this.
The ladies' are still proving them
selves better guessers than the men.
Half dozen or more contestants of
The fair sex had lists nearly correct
yesterday. and the indications are
mat one OF them will be the prize win
ner again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
INLAND ROUTE SURVEY
senale EppPoprIa'es One Hundred
Thousand Dollars for lhs Purpose.
FROM BOSTON TO WILMINGTON. NC
Proposed Route Takes in Chesapeake
Bay and Hampton Roads-To Use
Rivers and Artificial, Waterways
Whenever Possible.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April ~
Tho Senate today passed Senator sim.
mon resolution appropriaiing s1G0-
ON0 To be used in making a survey for
Il continuous Inland water way from
Boston. Mass. To Wilmington \ C.
similar resolution which was intro.
lnced by Representative Moore IA bc.
lore The House and Indications nra
.mai favorable action win be taken
me resolution follows: THAT the
secretary Of war be and Is hereby al
'hoflzed ana directed to cause sur.
'eS ana examination TO he made for
continuous waterway. IL the routn
or routes deemed NEST available from
Boston. Mass. through Cane O,l
thence by Long Island sound AMI The
approaches 10 New York CITY. 10 Rori.
ian hay. thence across the stnic or
New Jersey 10 the Delaware r;vo,
'nance through the states of Delaware
ana MARYLAND to the Chesapeako INV
lhehce through he state of Virnln:o
thence through the state Of Nor,n
carolina by the sounds thereof nnd
uown the coast aud the Cane reor
''eI 10 Wilmington. y. c., with n re-
pol. Oh pans and specifications mud
estimates OF cost: survey 10 be for n
MINIMUM depth along the entire
route OF lG feet and of such depth In
excess thereof. along any part of said
waterway. as may be required for
commercial. naval or military n,r.
poSes' such survey shall include re.
port upon the desirablity of utiliz.
ing as part of such waterway unv
existing public or private canals ~.
any part thereof and the probable cost
ol acquiring same, For the makino
OF said survey the sum of one HIM.
urea thousand dollars is hereby nm.
piopriated ont of any money IN he
treasury not otherwise approprlotnJ
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Cleared.

Steamer Manchuria (Br) Taylor.
acknowledgements & Ohio Coal
Agency Company.
Barge Il. -. Sutton for Providence
chesapeake az Ohio Coal anl Coke
Company.
Barge Undannted for Providence
SmokelesS Fuel Company.
Barge Camden for Providence
Smokelcss Fuel Company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
easebaII on GAZING Iodnv

The Newport News Athletic club
and Fort Monroe Y. NJ. CA. hascbal.
teams viii play on the Casino dia
mond this afternoon ~ o'clock. Quay
or llnppcrt will do tho twirling for
the LEGAL team, ana II fast contest is
expected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
WIICREWAH GETS TWELVE
YEARS IN PENITERIIaRY
&c -Hiinued from Page Two)

.h"'isas was praying for the deliver.
ahca OF her boy. True she was M
ihdiah, but nevertheless Il mother
WIN mothers love for her child. He
asp SAID that the 10y had friends in
me lar on state ana that they listened
and watched for news from Ncwport
News concerning the accused
Commonwealth Closes.
Speaking for more than nm honr
captain Berkeley closed the 0poi NJ
s'lneht In me case. answering the ar,
suh''nts OF the attorneys for the de.
lcilse logically and strongly. He
agan read The letters from Dora to
Nrichewah in which the woman com.
p'aihed OF the treatment she had rc.
ceived from him. He also re.ren,
me Indians letter i'm which he told
Dora that he was not mad with her. ="
and that he liked her better thon
any Girl he had ever had" Then Tho
captain Went on TO say thai The ia.
nse had attempted to proye ,ha
good character of the Indian bur that
me man evidently had had several
s'rls before he met Dora Hall and that
man who lived with women of nor
type could not have n good Character
or good reputation. He said tbat
Eora Hall had been Witchewah's mis-.
tress for months, yet he mistreoted
her. in fact he treated her so badly
mat Mamie Gordon wcnld not lei him
stav nj her house with the woman.
Then Captain Berkeley touched nm.
on the statement b. Mr.. Lei that
Witchewah had come 10 Pine Beacs
win fresh. pure Western air In his
lungs. He said the Indian got that
alr Ill Pawnee Bits wild west show
ahd with such men as California
Frank and c. II. Smith. Also he said
mat the man met Dora at pine Reach
where he had old friends like Chev
me Joe and others.
In attacking the points brought OUT
~ the defense. the captain dealt IN
great deal of biting sarca.,a,. He
declared that in as much rs Witche.
wah lived with prostitutes. went
around In tough localities and with
Tough people, he could not see how
The defense could expect the com.
honweaiih TO prove its case by min.
is'ers OF the gospel and good people.
Why Did Indian Run?
Replying to the contention of the
attorneys for the defense that the
shooting was accidental, he demanded
To know If the actions of Witcheawil
were those of a man who had acct
dentally shot person. lie said that
IL The shooting had been an accident
he Indian would have been too hori.
He'd and thunderstrGck to get his wits
together In time 10 escape from the
room before the men In the bar rush
cd into the place. That had the kill
ing been an accident. the accused.
like any other man. would have rnsb.
cd 10 The saloon door and cried my
God. look what | have done He re-
peated the statement of the Indian
that he ran because he was afraid he
would be mohbcd by men In the lar
and demanded 10 know that If the In
dian had gone TO the. bar with horror
written or his face and called TO
the men. would anyone have thought
az mobbing him. Also he said that
II 1t had bean an accident. tho mnat
natural thing for the man to have
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
SPECIAL BARGAIN IN TYpEwRlr.
eRs FROM IS UP.

We guarantee save you 60 per
cent, or more on ny machine Tint
you wish to purchdS. Typewriters
shipped with privlleseS'5f examination.
AMERICAN DESK & TYPEWRITER
Co. 1888 Dearborn atreet. Chicago, hi
3-21-Y
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
vaudeville at nroamland

The Breons. mind readers. and
Baby Ruth, a petite dancer are
special features at the Dreamland
moving picture iheater this week. The
hstie theater Is having big crowds
every evening now and tho vaudeville
feature seems 10 be giving entire satI.
faction.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Sold Liquor TO h1nnrs

John Houston. II negro, was fined
$40 and costs and required to give 4,
bond for $500 for one year In the no
lice court yesterday morning for sell
ing liquor to minors.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
win Lead for West Indie

The Iiriish steamship DnnEeld.
Captain Irvine. arrived Yesterday
morning from New York to load coal
for the We2t Indies. She will take
5000 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
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MRS. M. w. BUTLER DEAD.
End Brings Relief After Months of
Suffering-Funsral Services.

Mrs. Laura Brittle Butler, wife of
Rev. Murdoch w. Butler, pastor OF
The East End Christian church, died
yesterday afternoon at 2:4O O'Clock
4. her home, 1893 Twenty-third
street. after lingering illness from
a complication of diseases. Death
brought relief from six months OF SUI
fering.
Funeral services will be conducted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
SHIPPING REPORT
Friday, April "a, 1908.
Arrived.

ST. amer Dnnkeld tBr) Irvine, New
York--to Berwind-While Coal Compa.
ny in ballast
Steamer Manchnria OBJ Aaylor.
Mobilc-to Chesapeake e. Ohio Coat
Agency Company for bunker coal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Calendar for Today.
eay View or of .nnok

Inc whaleback steamer Bay View.
which mas been having repairs made
- her hnll In dry dock No. 9. at the
shipyard. left the basin yesterday
morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Dad Was Sensitive.

The bridegroom ION the return IRON,
the honeymoonl--Hlello! what's this!
All the bills for Your trousseaul Why
thought yonr father paid these.
Bride-l, is customary. dear. BnI
he thought YOU would rather do II
than give him the humiliation OF bor.
rowing the money from you-l.ifc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Sailed.

Steamer Rieipno (Spn) GuerrIco,
OronI Galveslidh) Liverpool
Schooners General L. S. Greeley,
Tnlloch, Bangor; Many L. Palmer.
Sawyer Bangor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25
Full Rugged Ship LOADING.

The fnll-rieged ship William p. FRYE
was docked Mt Chesapeake G. Ohio
coal pier No ~, Yesterday morning
and now is loading coal for the Pa
ciilc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-25

The bread of idleness often causes
mental indigestion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-24
ONE or TAe REAL GOOD ONES

Fizfs of genuine merit deserye
cDrslal greeting and enthusiastic sup
port. and of al that has been said
abosf ne aer production of the Two
Drphans. BY Pred 9. Conrad. is true.
The engagement Il the Wagner Opera
Fisase. Friday. Jan. +. should be one
" ne most gratifying of the season
20 al concerned. In this production
Mr. Conrad has combined advantage
af ne only authorized Kate CiaxfOn
version oi the great drama. with
vel chosen company Of unusual
strength The famous central figure
of he plag the blind orphan. Louise.
~ Be acted according 70 all the
traditions Miss claxfon established.
ID placing this revival of the msot
sasoeessful play OF modern times before
cae pa5llc this season. sir Conrad has
been governed b. determination TO
s1F9Hl me ul41LcHE yl tf1lHE ~ USE
asme garbled adaptation which de-
sirays The strength and beauty Of the
PLAY and removes from the actors the
inspiration of the Kate clax'on YER
sion. Mr Conrad says that there are
doubles thousands of persons in This
s9aniry Who believe that they have
ssep the 1.-TWO Orphans but really
have not the version they saw hav-
kag been only travesty on the real
great play a. written BY DEnnefy and
played By Miss cIaxton. Mr. Con
rad believes that these thousands
would ike to see the play as Miss
f1s1ton. during her most brilliant sea
sson. when Januschek vas in her com
1oaag playing the Countess played #,
and he has therefore secured this au-
fhorized, genuine version. Mr.. Con
rad announces a special equipment
of scenery, costumes and other details
required for careful presentation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-24
rsuE STATUS OF \ TRAITOR.
Well Defined BY the Father Of sir
Walter Scott.

Among The treasures which adorned
the den OF SIR Walter Scott vas
china saucer-the memorial according
TO the author Of Edinburgh Under
Sir Walter Scott" Of a striking in
cident in the domestic life Of scott's
father and mother. One autumn Ar.
Scott, ST.. had client Who came reg
ulsrly every evening at 3 certain hour
to the house. and remained In his
private room usually long after the
family had gone to bed The little
mystery Of the unknown visitor ex-
cited Mrs SCOTS curiosity. and her
husbands vague statements increased
IT, One night. therefore, although she
knew II was against her husbands
desire, she entered the room With .
salver in her hand. and offered the
gentleman "a dish Of tea. as Il used
10 be called in eighteenth century par
lance Mr.. Scott very eoldly refused
1t, but the stranger bowed and ac-
cepted cup. Presently he took his
leave. Then Mr. Scott seized the
empty cup and threw It out on the
pavement. His wife was asfonished
at first. but not when she heard the
explanation. Il may admit into my
house. on business. persons wholly IN
worthy to be treated as guests Of my
wife. Neither lip Of me nor mine
comes after Mr. Murray. or Brough
tons" The client who had called
was none other than the traitor. Sec
retary Murray. who bought OF his life
and fortune By giving evidence against
his gallant Jacobite associates. Dun
dee Advertiser.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-24

GzonofANA:
Our chef says Cold Medal Flour only.
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