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Even money which will win,"
chuckled Rupert Winter to himself.
"Millicent hasn't much tact; but she
has the perseverance of the saints.
She married Mel; he doesn't know.
but she surely did. And she bosses
him now. Well I suppose Mel likes
to be bossed; he never had any strenu-
Gus opinions except about the canals
OF Mars-Valgame dos"
With gasp the colonel sprang 70
his feet There before him, in the
flesh, was his sister-ln-law. Her state
ly figure, her Roman profile. her grace
fully gesticulating hand, which indl-
Gated the colonel's position to her
heavily laden attendant. a lad in blue
these he knew BY heart just as he
knew that her toilet for the journey
would be in the latest mode, and that
she would have the latest fashion Of
gait and mien. Millicent studied such
things
She waved her luggage into place
an excellent place--in the same breath
dismissing the porter and instructing
him when he must return. Then, but
not until then, did she turn graciously
to her brotherin-law.
Il hoped that ! should find you,
BERTHE" she said in voice of such
creamy richness that It was hard to
credit the speaker with only three
short trips to England. Melville said
you were to take this train; and was
so delighted, so relieved am in o
most harassing predicament, my dear
BERTHE"
That's bad" murmured the colonel
with sympathetic solicitude; whats
the trouble? Couldn't you get a sec
tion?"
u have my reservations. but ! don'i
know whether shall go tonight"
Maybe I'm stupid, Millicent, but
confess ] don't know what you mean
Really, there's no reason why yoJ
should, BERTHE, That's why was 81
anxious TO see you-in time SO that
might explain TO you-might put yo'
on your guard"
"Yes?" the colonel submitted h
never hurried woman
I'm going to visit dear Amy-yol
remember she was married two year.
ago and lives in Pasadena; she has
dear little baby and the lovelies
home! It's charming. And she wal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
First published In Daiiy leader Dec.
Z, l90S.)
NOTICE or SHERlFF'S SALE OF
LAND: FORECLOSURE.

LAND: FORECLOSURE.
Notice Is hereby given. that In pur.
suance OF an order OF sale issued out
of The District court OF Logan county.
Oklahoma. on the 2Sth day of May,
1908, In an action whcrcin Peter Frey
was plaintiff and Paul A. Calvert and
Eulalia r. Calvert aud Ross b. Feaster
Trustee. were defendants. directed 10
me, the undersigned Sheriff of Logan
county, commanding me 10 levy upon,
and sell the following described prop.
erty.
Tine East half 0-2) Of Section
Twelve (12) and the Northeast quarter
90 n Section Thirteen u3). all In
Township Nineteen O9) North. Of
Range Four 90 West Of indAn Morid.
Ian. containing $50 acres more or less.
with all OF the improvements thereon
and the appurtenances thoreuntO be.
longing lying and situate in the Coun.
ty Of L,gan. State OF Oklahoma. to
satisfy a Judgment and decree OF lore.
closure in fay, OF said plaintiff and
against said defendants obtained and
made In said court on the 2Sth day OF
May, 1908. the sum OF sS04934. and
costs. including $4,000 attorneys fec,
taxed at ssO6O. with interest on
$773375 Of said judgment at 8 per
cent per annum fr M tho 2Sth day
Of May 1903, and interest on the bal
ance, $3l5.59 Of said judgment al 10
per cent per annum from the 2Sth day
OF May 1908, ana costs accrulng. I Will
on the 9Th day OF January. 1903. al the
hour OF D. m. of said day al the east
door Of the cOun q usefh ia the City OF
Guthris. IN saitl c6anty and state. offer
/ for sale and sell 10 the highest bidder
| for cash. the said pr perty above
{ described. or so much thereof as will
satisfy said judgment with Interest
and costs
Witness my hand this 1st. day Of
/ December, 1905.
JOHN NAHONEY.
Sheriff
/ By W II Humphrey,
CHESTER A. MARR.
Atlorne- ~ Plaintiff
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CHAPTER n.
Aunt RGbecca.

No sooner was Mrs. Melville ushered
into her section than the colonel went
through the train He was not so
suspicious as he told himself he might
have been, with such a dovetailing OF
circumstances into his accidentally
captured information; he couldn't
yee read yillainy on that college lads
frank aace. But no reason. therefore.
to neglect precautions. Hope the
best Of men and prepare for the
worst. was the old csmpaigner'l
motto
A walk through the cars showed
him no signs OF the two men II was
a tolerabiy complete inspection. too
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aALEsMEN WANTED.

Wanted for 1909 who
has had experience In any line TO
sell general trade in Oklahoma an un-
eXcellel specially proposition. Conn
missions with $500 weekly advance
for expen-es. Cur season opens Jan
10 The Continental Jewelry CO.,
Cleveland Chic.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Farm. 100
acres; 100 acres black bottom under
cultivation; fine spring. 6 room house
2 IL miles from the railroad; 20 miles
from Guinric. Phone 002, 511 e. Villas
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lsg g-S @ss imEediIe RELIEF isoF
j. LS " ShoOr's R;AsS 0lptmsn
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FOUND Cnild's pocket book, con
taining small coin purse and hand
kerchief, owner may nave same by
calling at this office and paying for
thil adv.
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THREE LINES, THREE TIMES, 25c
MISCELLANEOUS

Ready to mall copl4s Of The Daily
Leader Anniversary number, 10 cents
an address. Send address ant moaey
to The Leader office. We viii do the
rest.
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81. LouIs, e Reno q Westsrn.

No. rs. Lv. .......... 1905 D. "a.
No. 10. Lv. tex. sunday.) $3.50 a. N.
East Bound.
No. i6. Ar. ...s.......... S.45 q. d.
No. 81. Ar. tex sundayl 500 D. "a.
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TOR SALE-Some good lumber and
kindling wood Ask at business OF
flee Daily Leader.
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D o o Q O D ~ o 0 Z O O o @ O O
o FORM ONE MORE HABIT. O
2 You have probably Aot yet O
o formed enough habits" II Is O
. likely that you would find the @
. "ad answering habit" a dividend @
Q paying one-and one that would Q
o never lure you far away from the o
. best thrift-oreed ever devised. @
o A habit is usually formed G
o through yielding to natural incli- O
0 nation. The adams wering habit G
Q win have to be cultivated per C
o haps against present inclination, O
q and through an effort OF will. G
g You are not in the kabit Of say @
Q ing Impossible" are you?
o @ Q o o O @ O o o o o o o @ G
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND--A black shepherd pup. with
brass collar. Call at 800 East Har
rison avenue.
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FOR SALE-Cheap One second hand
Vose & Sons piano, Inquire OF Ide
Douglas, with Wallace's Paint and
Wall Paper Store.
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FOR SALE-School Eisrrict warrant
books at Leader Office.
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60 " e0Hilpaec}
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o Bldg. Toledo. Ohio.
Eastern Oklahoma.
East Bound.

NNo. 145. west bound. .... sos a. u.
No. 7f6, east bound ...... $3.50 D. N.
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Mat no,tud

AT. ............s.
East Bound.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

which seeks to win Juliet by impassioned dec
lamation at the foot of the fire escape or brief
course of candy, flowers and theatre tickets
They purpose to offer Juliet far more solid in
ducements.
Have they not been taught how to select plct-
ures with reference to the name and reputation
of their painters rather than the size of the
canvas and spaciousness Of the frame? Have
they not been educated in furniture qualities
and values so as to be able to select the proper
kind of furniture for every style of a home, and
escape both the wiles Of overZealous statesmen
and the anachronisms OF undeveloped taste!
Are they not--thanks TO lectures by experts
upon the subject-thoroughly conversant with
relative food values and community hygiene
and so able to offset the ignorance of kitchen
and nursery despots and possibly that of their
unframed snistress?
Do they not add all this store of useful
knowledge upon the problem of how to evolve q
healthy happy and beautiful home out of a
combination of Harlem fat and small salary all
that learned architect could teach them about
residences and rents? Outside the Benedict Club
how many men know what points are to be OBJ
served in house or fat relative to convenience
in the arrangement of rooms, healthfulness in
drainage, plumbing, building and location social
conditions Of the neighborhood, and what local
tiles to choose for residence purposes as well as
what rents to pay?
The woman who marries one of the men
trained by the Harlem Young Mems Christian
Association will have major part of the bur-
dens of the housewife removed from her shoul
ders. She need never wear herself and her
high heeled shoes to a fraZzle in the wearisome
task of house hunting. She may sit at home
and tool Spanish leather screens while her lord
hunts up a place to put them in, secure in the
knowledge that nothing will escape his trained
eye in the prospective home. from the height Of
the wardrobe shelves to the grain in the wood
work. and that every room will be properly dis
posed and equipped
So long it doesn't interfere with her per-
sonal comfort and tastes she will applaud the
exercise of his knowledge OF hygiene and rea-
tive food values, and she viii feel thankful that
IN her menage there will be at least one person
capable of overawing the cook by display OF
superior wisdom.
Unmarried women in Harlem are wearing an
air Of pleased expectancy. Already there was
more than thirty members in the Benedict Club
There are no membership fees 10 preclude an
unlimited number from joining it-why them
may not all the rnarriageable men in Harlem
enter into training for double harness and so
provide enough model husbands to go round?
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08

was tired. / thought / should never get away
The manager whispered:
'Krumm Is furious better get OF fast as
you can"
L mobbed at the door, kissed. squeezed cried
and laughed over. and. at last. triumphanty es-
corted to my lodgings. followed by enough flowers
and evergreens TO plant park with.
What became of Herr Krumm don't know but
l do know that L took the earliest train the next
morning. having skunk out Of the back door Of
my rooms. and hurried through the streets with
my hat well over my eyes not be recOg-
nzed.
Every person met was talking about the con-
cert. and the adjeCtiyes welded 10 me We're SO
extravasant that l really believe l blushed
My fear OF ever meeting the outraged Herr
Nrunin again has made me leave the road Of fans
for the humber path where thousands walk un-
observed and In peace far from the ecsttsIes and
cTazes OF an emotional public.-The Grand AIaga-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
HOW HE LED THE BAND.
4mateur Outdid Regular Conductor
IN Musical Gymnastics.
by Irene Ralli.

Contains many hints on the whole OF conducting
orchestra which, whether they a ar
count by eminent musicians or not. hardly fail
highly - their audiences.
All. l have il nowi | wondered why the name
OF that place familiar. II there / had
that funny experience; l shall never forget it
neyeri
] had arrived the previous night, aud saw
advertised everywhere that Herr Adolph krumin
going to cUutucJ orchestra which had come
from Moscow 4 lew days before. Large placards
were posted all the town with this talented
persons them, and little groups OF people
collected talk the great event and To read
the ertisemeHt until they knew IL by heart.
The afternoon arrived and tae band assembled.
but no conductor. The train by which he ex-
pected came. but without Herr krumm. The man
ager began to get very uneasy the people col
lectcd In the hall Time passed. but still con-
ductor,
Eight o'clock The audience began stamping
their feet. the bandsmen had tuned up and were
waiting
Hols-past eight: The manager. who Was my
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
Y. NJ. c. A. SCHOOL
TO TRAIN HUSBANDS.
BENEDICT CLUBS COURSE
IN M4TRIMONY.
Unmarried Harlem WOmen 1NGt
Results IN Pleased Expectancy
Hires 4re Skepticat.
Ry NJ w. Mount

The Young Mems Christian Association OF
Harlem has evidently determined that slhgle
argument against matrimony shall not be lelt
to woman 1t has organized Benedlcl eiup'
made I'D entirely of members who are training
TO become model husbands.
Think Of a trained husband, The Ike has
never been known before
When the Young Mems Christian Association
established this department in its educational
work il had no idea Of the furor IL "ouId
create; how il would cause single women 10
,,,rsrIA with delight and married ones TO gasp
with disappointI11ent that trained husband
was out of reacf-at least for the present True
rnanv of these have declared with some en-
rhasis that they'd rather have the training OF
their own husbands. They didn't want little
tin soldier who would be just like all the other
little tin soldiers on a card!
The Young Mems Christian Association under
took training husbands with view to educat-
ing rrl-n TO meet conditions which confront the
householder but, being men, with little idea that
the average man was not already fairly well
...,ririead TO become a satisfactory husband at q
moments notice.
That women do not all hold to this opinion is
shown by the fact that they want to know what
Is included i'm the curriculum of the course for
training husbands before they put in applca-
tions for life partners.
Are they learning to cook. to sweep to
dust" women begin to question, but they
rarely get 50 far as "'sew buttons?" because
Of disappointment engendered by the informa-
tion that Young Mems Christian Associate
prospective benedicts will not be drilled in the
exercise of these manifestly necessary accom-
plishments ia the properly trained husband.
The women cheer up. however, when assured
that the question OF personal finances is en-
tered into exhaustivey and decision is made
TO how much of ones income should be saved,
how much spent upon education and recreation.
and what proportion should be allowed d
wife. The class is reticent about the amount
necessary 10 give a wife. and of course this
Eeticence is trying to those III search of
trained husband. The Psychology of Com
panionship" has been dealt with by a professor
from Columbia University, and aspirants for
the hands Of trained husbands Will have to un-
dergo psychological tests to become eligible.
NO MORE FIRE ESCAPE WOOINGS.
Already the practical Romeos of Harlem
showing contempt for that type of romance
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
ALAS, NO TRAINED WIVES!

1t is all very we'll for the young men en-
Enthusiastically engaged in learning how to make
a home happy to study every subject which
relates to the selection furnishing equipment
and operation of home and its internal ma
chinery. and to be instructed In the qualities
which go to make up ideal husband, but
when it comes TO considering what should be
required in a wife-ah, there's the rub,
So far no training school for wives has been
attempted-women not teachable creatures
and, therefore, trained husbands will not find
many unframed helpmeets able to fulfil their
expectations of what model wife should be-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
THE EAGLES FLIGHT.

rope IN his motor asked OF his chauffeur
Where arc We" I'm Faris,' shouted the man A.
the wheel and the dust few oh never mind III I.
details. irritaby screamed the American million
Are. Il mean what country ?''-DunCee AdyertIser
New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
NO MORE FIRE ESCAPE WooINGS.

Already the practical Romeos of Harlem are
showing contempt for that type of romance
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
STEALS; ENDS LtFE
Cashier Of Bank at Emardo Show "a
Have Embozxlod.

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. e.-John
Hempsted, cashier Of the state Bank
Of Emardo, was q defaulter. and It
was because Of the fact that he took
his own life In Grand Forks. His
embezzlements may reach . total Of
$40, 900.
The amount Of the shortage in the
Farmers Elevator Company Of Emsr.
do has not been established, but the
estimates run as high 40 t18, 900.
Hempsted was secretary and treasurer
Of the company and kept its funds In
the bank of which he was cashier.
The account was overdrawn 5000,
nditis believed thatin the neighbor.
hood Of $4,000 should have been
shown to the credit Of the concern.
He was bonded and the company
will lose nothing.
Hempsted also used the funds OF the
bank unlawfully. The amount Of tho
bank shortage is not known. As the
agent of land firms, Hempsted re.
turned no reports of collections made
on contracts this year, although 1t d
known that he was paid.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
Good Town,
Hope is a Gsan,as Clean ToTn, w.
Fire Alarm Sounded.

Last Tuesday forenoon about 11:30
fire was discovered in the basement of
the F.. N. Gilmore residence in this
city, which was caused by the chimney
burning out, and the clean-out hue,
situated just under the floor joists, be-
coming 50 hot that it set fire to the
timbers. Luckily the fire was discov-
cred before it had gained any great
headway, as the fire started in very
difficult place for the fre-fighters to
get at. The different companies lost
no time and record breaking run
was made. It was not necessary to
turn on the water, however, for the
hook and ladder boys had the fire
under coatrol before the water could
get there.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
WELLS HAS BIG FIRE
Flour Mill and Elevator Arc DESTROYED
by Flames.

Wells, Minn., Oct. g. Fire dc.
stroyed the brick mill Of the Wells
Flour Milling company, capacity,
1000 barrels daily, and one frame
elevator belonging to the same com.
pany at an early hour Sunday morn.
ing. The loss is estimated st $50, 900,
partly insured.
The local fire company did valiant
work, and with difficulty saved IN.
other -four mill, several elevators, the
railroad shops, lumber yards, some
small factories and many residences.
The fact that there was no wind
probably saved tho entire business
and manufacturing part OF the city.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
School. Land Leasing.


The annual leasing of the school
and institution lands for this county
took place at sherbrooke last Thurs
day, October 1st. Deputy land COM
missioner, W. A. Brown, was present
and conducted the sale. There was a
large attendance and the bidding was
spirited. The highest price paid for
any one quarter was for nw.4 sec. So,
twp. 148, range IS, which leased for
1910. The total sale amounted to
something like s3,5o0.oo. Mr.. Brown
says that Steele county holds the
banner for amount paid for one quar-
tor leased SO far this fall, which
speaks we'll for Steele county.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
Castro Refuses.

Willemstad, Oct. 5.-Advioe n.
ceived here by steamer state that q
q meeting on Oct. I tho Venezuelan
senate and President Castro refused
to consider Holland's second note
with regard to the controversy thst
has arisen between tho two COUNTRIES.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-10-08
Taft, Bryan, Chafin or DebS
May Be Your Fav0rite Candidate
But WE THINK
Hope Ought To Be Your Candidate
FOR COUNTY SEAT

you, and then you know the turn OF
the political wheel may land you in a
county Office, and you should ''do un-
to others as you would they should do
unto YOU"
Then we call attention to our public
improvements. A s20,0O0.0O electric
light plant, and one Of the best in the
state too, not bad for a place like
Hope. Electricity is much handler and
much safer light especially for public
buildings.
We are proud Of our streets and
cement sidewalks, about four miles of
them. Mud has no terror for the Hope
citizen or visitor.
But then we said we were only going
to give you few advantages of Hope,
80 we'll have to cut our story short,
saying nothing OF our hotels, church
es, lodges and numerous other ad-
vantages that we might enumerate.
We are the only county in North
Dakota that hasn't its county seat on
railroad town when there is one in
the county, and ninety per cent of
them locate in the ''biggest and best"
town in the county.
Hope is in nearly the exact center
OF the south half of Steele county, it
is just as near the center of the county
as any other town aspiring for county
seat honors. Hope has double or
more than double the vote of any 9TH
er town and larger Steele county
territory tributary to it, and on ac-
count OF its superior advantages is
getting promises OF support from all
over the county. So we contend that
it is the only town that possibly can
secure the required two-thirds vote
necessary to move. We think more
than two-thirds really feel that Steele
county ought to have better and safer
accommodations and if they will but
realize that Hope is the only place that
can muster strength enough to stand
any show of winning, then those who
feel that the best interests of the county
demand removal will fall in line and
support the City Of Hope.
Why drag this question along for
years and keep the county involved il
turmoil and expense, and until the
county seat is located differently, ii
will continue to be troublesome
question.
j Some will say, other towns can in
time secure the advantages that Hope
has. It may be and again it may moi
be, you have seen towns with good
prospects that on account OF other
towns. springing up, or some other
reasons have failed to grow, and some
times gone backwards. We have nc
grievances, against other towns bu1
simply say Hope has the advantages
NOW, and you don't have to take any
chances on future development.
Hope is double the size of any Other
i town, and has twice the advantages tt
offer and why isn't it the best place
/ for the county seat?
| lGood Town,
!, Hope is q Clean Town,
Growing Town.
DON'T THROW AWAY YOUR VOTE But
VOTE FOR HOPE.