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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-04-09

very wei, dear, as you nke'
She drew herself up haughtily, could
have boxed her ears had she been my
girl. He was too gentle with her. Some
women don't value man unless he lis
pretty hard with them, and poor Mr..
Hemphill wasn't hard enough for Miss
Gladys.
She set off by herself, and he followed
her; the doctor and all the stable-men
had already gone. Bill Swain came with
me. Round in the farm-yard the men
We're calling ont for help; and the coun-
try was up,
All the men turned out-servants,
grooms, boys, laborers. All hurried off
towards the plantation, where, beyond
the fir-wood, the flames, stirred by a
westerly wind, were already advancing
in their fiery progress, We had not got
clear of the high road before we could
perceive the flames high in the air, and
great rolling curls and puffs of smoke
rising over the tree-tops, Men with
branches of trees, and spades and forks,
were running along the road. and then
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
New Edttson-Settler,s Guide.

Henry N. Coop, the land-lawyer of Wash
iDgteD, has just issued the tenth edition Of his
Settlers Guide 1t is an indispensable book
for all who are, or expect to be, interested in
public land. Settlers will save money BY pur
chasing It, and all who expect to take up land
should get posted on the several laws under
which land can be entered. Achapter, illustrat-
ed with numerous cuts, shows how to tell town
ship, section and quarter-section corners, and
explains the system Of surveys It gives Com
missioner Sparks orders and several late de-
cisions and instructions, aud full information
about the homestead, pre-emption, timber -cul-
ture, desert land and ether laws. The price
OF the book Is only Is cents. 1t will tell you
who is entitled to enter land; how continuous
your residence must be-; what improvements
you must make; what affidavits you must swear
to-; all about contests and on what grounds
they can be commenced; also about State
lands, stone and timber lands, mineral lands
and desert entries, saline and railroad lands,
coal, townsite and other lands; scrip, warrant,
and other entries, &c. Its purchase will save
you money and trouble, as erroneous state
ments circulated by conversation among sat-
tiers may, il acted upon, contest perhaps your
land and Improvements. Mr.. Copp wishes to
secure the address of every Mexican war yete-
ran and widow.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
Novel Insurance.

1t is reported that the local managers Of the
proposed railroad from Wolsey to Bismarck
have devised method of insuring that GER
tainly has the merit of originality. The farmer
will receive from the company insurance on a
premium i'll grading on the road. In case Of
loss he is to accept the first mortgage bonds Of
the road In payment. 1t is stated in this way:
A farmer insures 100 acres at so cents per acre,
or $50. In payment of the premium he per-.
forms $50 worth of work grading the proposed
line. In case the entire crop is destroyed by
accepts in settlement for the loss, 81 900 worth
of first mortgage bonds, face value. It is not
stated whether patent has been secured for
theSScheme or not.-Asht0n (Dak.) Herald.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

News reaches US from La Sale, ILL.,, by one
who was there and saw the whole PERFORM
townsman, Chas. II. Ward, has at last stepped of
into the Wonderland of matrimony. So Charles
has gone at last! The remains will lie in state
at the Hope House for two days upon his re-
turn here, after the bridal tour, which will be
in a few weeks.-Hope (Dak.) Pioneer.
Avaunt, there! you carnivoroue, amphibious
distorter OF fact, or by all the Russian geds we
will run you through. Charley Ward is as free
as the prairie wind, aid has never thought, or
hardly ever thouget a moment of trotting in
double harness, lnatrimonially speaking. Take
FER back, Mr.. PIoNEER.-La Sale P7'ess DEM
Ocrnt.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

The Board Of Railroad commissioners meet
in Fargo April first. There is movement on
loot TO secure connections Of trains at Casselton
to and from Fargo nerth on the MayyiIIe and
Hope brances OF the Manitoba road. Probably
fifty families in Fargo are connected with
farms north Of Casselton, located when the
Northern Pacific operated the Mayville branch;
under the present management-or want Of
have to lay over night at Casselton- on-sometimes
both ways. The Northern Pacific folks and
the Manitoba folks could cure the evil in fif-
teen minutes. While the board is in session it
might try the Milwaukee and get connection
west from Ortenville to Aberdeen, without an
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

E. S. SEYMOUR, County Clerk.
The Cooperstown Bank suspends

News reached Hope on Wednesday that the
Bank Of Cooperstown closed its doors Tuesday
morning. The suspension was caused by the
failure of the Lehman Elevator company. Tho
bank was owned by Julius Stevens, a partner
or Anton Enger, the county treasurer Of Griggs,
and H. G. Pickett. The deposits amounted to
about $4,000, one-half Of which was county
and school funds. The capital OF the bank
was $4,000. 1t is claimed the Lehman Ele-
vator company owe the bank $4,000, and If,
as is expected, the company is able to meet its
liabilities, the bank will bo able to resume.
Mr.. ]. L. Wilcox, proprietor of the Hope
House, had several hundred dollars Oh deposit
in the bank
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

A correspondent from Hunter writes to the
Fargo Argus regarding the prospect for the
Fargo, Missouri River and Pacific railroad, an
ticipated to run northwest from Fargo out
and so on to Fort Stevenson or vicinity on the
ryer. The road is expected to cross the Shey-
enne in the vicinity Of Hoagland's or Pink
hams, and on through Roberts farm aud Ray
mond's, northwest. Charles a. Roberts, Of
Fargo, is one of the incorperators, and to him
may be addressed any letter. Some right Of
ties will be out soon to obtain right of way
through the country preparatory to prelimi-
nary survey.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
VIII Sharks Resign

Washington Special: 1t is whispered that
Commissioner Sparks is about to resign in dis
gust because of the many dampers put upon
him by his superiors in the Interior Department.
will soon be reversed is bitter Thought for
Sparks. It was upon this order that be based
his presidential aspirations. Sparks declined
to be hampered by either precedents or posi-
bic consequences. The aresult is that Jenks,
who is the admitted legal head Of the depart.
ment, found it necessary to call halt. Now
Lamar why Sparks is wrong. =
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

Remember that DR.. c. L. Opsal, the den-
tist is at the Hope House, ready for businesg.
DR.. Opsal made many friends during his former
visits to Hope, and has satisfied all who have
availed themselves Of his professional services.
As his stay in Hope will be limited, and as he
has already many engagements ahead, those
who desire his professional services should call
on him .,s early as possible. DR.. Opsal is sup
piled with all the latest mechanical appliances
to enable him to work expeditiously, and all
who call on him may rest assured of having
their work well done.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

Don't fail to read the new ''ad" of Merriell
Brothers. They can supply you with anything
in the way OF farm machinery that you may
desire. You can have your choice of six diff
ferent seeders, or horse shoe press drill IL
you prefer it. Flying Dutchman, Cassidy aud
Bufford sulky and gang plows, the Kalamazoo
full line Of tanning mills, cookie separators
and pumps. In fact anything you want from
a bodkin to steam thresher y i'll be furnished
by them. Give them call and look over their
stock, even though yeu DO not wish to buy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

In. Wood & Co. will handle all kinds of
farm machinery this season in connection with
their hardware and tin business. They offer
to farmers the new Ideal gang plow, made by
John Deere, something entirely new in this
market, the Eclipse harrow, Monitor seeder,
farm wagons, buggies, Universal gasoline
stoves, etc. They are also agents for the Gar
land stoves and ranges. Their machinery is
all new and Of the most improved patterns.
Take look at it.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
Notice to Teachers,

The regular spring examination Of appli-
cants for Certificates to teach in Steele county
will be held at Sherbrooke, Tuesday, April s.
1886. Applicants will come prepared with
paper, pens, ink, and one dollar Institute lee
G. w. WINcHEIL,
Superintendent of Schools
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

Z. For eight years Col. D. j. Williamson, Quar-
ter Master, o. S. A., and ex-U. s. Consul at
Callao, was crippled with rheumatism. He
got no relief until he used st. Jacobs Oil,
which cured him. No remedy on earth equals
1t for pain. Price, fifty cents bottle.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

May wheat at Chicago Wednesday closed at
795Sc; at Minneapolis cash wheat was 86&c
and at Duluth cash closed at $500 for No.
hard.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

The importations Of India wheat into the
English market during January and February,
for the first time, exceeded those from the
United States. The exact figures are: India,
2,249,867 cWts. United States, 1872 l64 cWts.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
ShyinE Horses.

This trick or vice is generally the effect Of
nervous timidity, resulting from an excitable
temperament. 1t is aggravated by improper
handling. To punish q horse for shying in
trOduces new cause of fear. The horse will
be more alarmed and show more tokens of fear
at tho prospect Of whipping than at the i'm
aginary object Of danger In the road. Hence
one bad habit is confirmed by the introduction
of another. 1t is impossible TO whip terror out
of q horse or pound courage into one. Kind
ness and gentle persuasion are the best weap-
ons to correct the pernicious habit of shying.
The less fear exhibited by the driver, and the
less notice taken of the shying by using harsh
means, tho sooner it will be given up. A care
full, experienced herseman can generally detect
an object likely to cause nervous horse To
shy, and by word or touch will encourage him
to pass it unn0ticed. When this fails, give
him time to look at the object of his fear; pat
him and coax him up to it, then take him past
it two or three times, till he takes no notice
Of it. When defective sight is the cause of this
bad habit 1t is incurable, and If tho eyesight is
falling, the horse for ordinary driving will be
| perfectly useless. A mare wa knew that had
gone quietly in harness for two or three years,
suddenly took to jumping the white stone
crossings Of an ordinary macadamized street.
as If they were water brooks. In three months
she was stone bnd.-SeisntiJic american.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26
seed wheat TOR sale.

Fifteen hundred bushels pure Saskatchewan
Fife Wheat for sale at reasonable rates, Also.
one Of the best tanning mills in the country.
Apply to N, a, WEsTcoyT,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

Ladies! look out for large invoice Of Ham
burg EdIngs and Laces at Wasem's next
week,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

In another part Of the PIONEER will be
found the full text Of Secretary Larnar's decis-
ion reversing the ruling of Commissioner
Sparks in the Brtten case. This decision is
one Of the most important that has emanated
from the land department Of the government,
and will be hailed with delight by a large class
of settlers whose rights would have been ad-
verseIy affected had the ruling Of MIR. Sparks
been sustained. After reading the opinion of
Secretary Lamar, ard the law points which he
cites, it is difficult to see how Commissioner
Sparks arrived at conclusion SO directly at
varience with the law and the uniform con-
struction heretofore placed upon it by the Off
clals of the land department.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

Some time since the PIONEER spoke Of the
necessity of setting aside and properly i'm
proving piece of land to be used as ceIne-
terry, and the necessity for some action in re-
gard to this matter is one that will grow more
and more pressing with the development of
the country till the object shall be accom-
plished. Mr.. E. H. Steele has authorized US
to say that if the people of Hope will form
cemetery company, he will donate to them ten
acres of land, the same to be plated into lots
and sold, the proceeds arising from the sale to
be devoted to fencing and otherwise improving
the cemetery. This is generous offer on the
part Of Mr.. Steele, and one that our people
should not be slow t. avail themselves Of. We
suggest that company be at once formed un-
der the law governing in such matters, and
that officers be appointed, and all steps neces-
sary be taken SO that the company may acquire
a legal existence.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

G. j. Paul loans money for final proof
IN better terms than can be secured elsewhere,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-03-26

With the best selected Groceries Provisions Steele
County and with the determination to sell nothing but rsclas
goods Large stock of Dry Goods Elegant line Of Boots and
Shoes Endless variety of Mems Furnishing Goods Flour
and Shorts. MOTTO: Will not be undersold
II. II. WASEM, HOPE, D. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21

mente por iguales periodos de tempo, 4
fin de que exista siempre Ell mandate de
diputado, aunque no lie ejercite.
La cr6uica par'anentAris Ia sido
POGO interesante hasta qa5 lego ell ca
so en- que NJ. Rochefort pres4nt6 d la
AsambIea un proyecto de lev lie smnls-
TIA de to los los condeuad ) por delltos
polfticos Y sus incideneiss, esto es, para
dar carta blanca 4 los revonclonarlos
de Montceau les Mines y a otros mu-
chos que sufcen peuas i'm nestas por
haber cometido deIitos no polfticos.
NJ. Rochefort present6 50 PROPOSE
ci6n con caracter de urgencia, y la
Asamblea la tom6 en- consideration con
ell mismo caracter, aunque Sc saba que
ell Gobierno Sc oponia la amnistia,
aunque no que Sc consedlesen lndui'
tos d los que fuesen dignos de obtener
tai gracia.
Entire los que NJ. Rochefort guerra
que fuesen amnistiados Sc hallan Cy-
goct, dinamitero, criminal de derecho
comuu, Berezowiski, regicida.
La amnistia de este ditimo parece-
ria un desafio hecho la Russia y d
toda Ia Europa monarquica.
Lo probable es que Ia proposition de
amnistia sea rechazAda. Los nombra
mientos de los miembros de la comi-
sion parlamentaria que dan Su lnforme
hacen suponer que ell proyecto no sera
aprobado por la comisi6n nj por la
Asamblea.
Como el radicalismo forms uus frac
zion bastsnte numerosa en- la Asam-
blea, como los diputados radlcales han
prometido q sus electores hacer a. go
en- favor de los llsmados dem6cratas,
socialistas, radicales, intransigentes y
demas, Sc HI pensado en Presentar
una proposition para suprimir la con-
tri5nci6u de consumes, llamsda de los
derechos de puertsS, en- 1885 pobl&cio-
mes en- que Sc cobra tai impuesto. Co
mo este produce 400 milloneS de fran
cos de los cuales la ciudad de Paris
paga l45, DO Sc puede suprimir tai
contribuoi6a sin suplirla con otra equi-
valente, y 81 ell proyecto fuese presenta-
do, seria cierta Ia Reproduction de la ma
yoria de los diputados de la Asamblea.
Como, hssta ahora, no Sc ha empe-
nado IN debate sobre una question de
gravedad politica, no Sc ha podido sa-
Der hasta que punto podrA ell Goblerno
contar con msyoria parIamentarla que
le apoye.
De todos modoq, la mayoria sera pro-
visional porque podra confarse POGO
en- la union de las fracciones que la
former.
Hay paz general, auuque la marcha
de los negocios es lenta y trabajosa.
j. G. Sdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
Telegramas via Habana.
del " Diario de la Marina.

Madrid, de Febrero, Han sido arrestados
dos agentes carlistas que estaban reclutsndo
gente en- la provincial de Valencia.
Id 5.-Por el Ministerio de Fomento Sc ha
puhicado I'm Real Decreto derogando ell an
terror del Sr. Pidsl, por ell cual 50 facultaba
al clero para la inspection de la ensenanza,
que volvera q ser ejercida unlcamente por
el Estado.
Id. 6.-Los peri6dicos de esta capital publi-
can la notjcia dc que ell principe de Bismark
ha ordenado que se arrie el pabellon aleman
en- aquellos puntos del Archipelago de las
Carolinas en- que habia sido izado antes del
arreglo de Ia question de dichas islas.
Id. 8-El Gobierno Sc prepone aphcar en-
la Isla de Cuba Ia Ley que lige en- la PENN
sui. sobre la Renta del Timbre.
Id. ida policia disolvi6 una reunion de
repub icanos f. derales, causa de que uno de
los oradores trato en- su discurso de Ia lneegu-
ridad de Ia monarquia.
Dos dc 10 csbecilas de la intentona revo
lucionaria de Cartagena han sido sentenciados
a muerte; otro ha sido condenado diez amos
de preside.
En- Tarifa han fallecido vtrias personas del
colera.
La mayolia de los periodicos republicanos
desc0nocen el recltnte MANN elO ueA oI' huII
Zorrilla; otros niegan dicho Jefe autoridad
para fjar la conducta que debe seguir ell par
tido republicano atraer las masas uua &C
cion comun.
ID, id.-Di-e Ell Globe que ha vuelto ofre-
cerse la gaci6n de Washington al Sr. D. Ser
vando Ruiz Gomez.
Id, 9.-E Duque de Sevilla intent6 escapar-
SO de las prisiones militares, pero no logro su
objeto y fue detenido en- ell momento de ir
emprend la fuga.
Sc han tornado precauciones para evitsr una
nueva tentative, hasta que el Tribunal Supreme
de Guerra Marina con6rme la sentencia die
tada por Ell Consejo de Guerra.
Entire las personas que visitaban al duque de
Sevilla fgura el Sr. Soils, conocido sgente de-
Sr Ruiz Zorrilla, Sc ssegura que el primere
ha ofrecido sus services al jefe de los revblu-
cionsrios espaEoles-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
A Los SRES. ACCIONISTAS
DEL CREDITO NLERCANTIL.

Acordado por la DIRECTIVE Ell psgo del
cupon ndw. Is q los Accionistas que
tengan derecho q el, asi como ell cum
plimiento de las resoluciones de la ge-
neral referentes al del dividendo ntm.
Is, y a Ia devoluci6n de la parte cores
pondiente del capital retenido, teniendo
en- cuenta 10 recaudado del mismo hasta
Ia fecha, los Sres Accionistas Interest,"
dos podrSn pasar desde msfians . las
ofcinas de esta Sociedad q proveerse
de los oportuuos recibos para hacer
efectivas las Sumss aque por dichos con-
ceptos tengan derecho.
Horas de despacho: de 8 6 10y de
12a 2 los dias laborables.
Puerto Rico, Febrero Is de 1885,
Ell Presidente, Jose T. Si'Uo. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
GACETILLAS.

Cultos.-En la Santa Iglesia Ca
tedral, durante la semana entrante;
Domingo 21.-Misa resada cada me-
dia hora, desde las hasta las II.
A las misa solemne con Sermon
que predicara ell Pbro. D. Juan NJ. Pc
rea.
A las oraciones de la tarde Trissgio
de Nuestra Sefiora de Ia Providencia,
con Sermon que predicara el sehor Pc
nitenciario.
S&bado GA los 81 misa cantads
de Nuestra Se1ora de la Providencia,
La Tertulia. En- las Salones de
ssta Sociedad recreativa lie Osguas tu-
vo efecto el I delcorriente IN selecte
baile, el cnal favoreci6 una numerorisi-
ma copcuFrensia do 10 mk4 distiDguidG
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
Sc VENDE.

Una estancia de 200 cueidas
sta en- Ia Jurisdiction de Trujillo-
alto, barrio de las Cuevas. Po-
see en- las inmediaciones un rico
manantial de aguas potables. Sus
terrenos son aptos para cana, y
tiene actualmente sembradas al
gunas cuerdas. Cuenta al efecto
con un pequefio trapiche. Esta
enclavada dicha fnca en- la zona
por donde sigue ell trazado del
ferro- carril de Rio piedras y ade.
mas de productive en- pastos y
frutos memories, es un buen sitio
de recreo, por sus especiales con-
diciones.
En- esta Imprenta diran ell pre-.
clio a Guien 10 solicite. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
Don Manuel SudreS TaldSs, Juez
de primera LnStancia del DIS.
trit0 de Catedr0E:

En- virtud del presente, sc 'its, llama y en-
plaza todos los acreedores de la sociedad
Deub6n y Compania, para que Ell viernes Gin
20 de Mario Pr6ximo comparezcan celebrar
junta general do acreedores, con el fin de
proceder en- ella la elecci6n de Sindicos de
Ia quiebra de- dicha sociedad; siendo de advertir
que ell local donde ha de celebrarse la junta
es ell mismo que ocupan los almacenes de di.
cha sociedad fallida, situada en- la calle del
Arsenal, nimero /, barrio de la Marina, y que
todos los acreedOres deOeran Presentarse, Por
respectivos, debidamente representados los
que no comparez' an, d tenor de 10 prevenido
ell articulo l,066 del Codigo de come.ciO;
puesa / 10 he dispuesto en- providencia de este
dia, dictada en- Ia primera secci6n de los an.
tos de dicha quiebra.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerto Rico, trece
de Febrero de mil ochocientos ochenta seis.
Manuel Suarez Valdss.-El Escribano, jose
Maria Sanjuan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-02-21
BOletin Mercantil.

naturalezas, que me hiciekon gnardar
CANA por espacio de dos amos, busqn6
aIivio en- otras medicinas con la ayuda
de prescripciones de Doctores que al
efecto me curaban, y al haber eompren-
dido que NADIA me aliviaba, resolvi Sc
pararme completamente de aqnel r4gi-
men que para mi acortaba cads iDstan-
te mis- mejores dias de vide. Cansado
de saftir, 6 rneior dicho, muerto en-
vida, esperanto ell momento de morir,
me acorde de que en- aquella 6poca Sc
veudia la Zarzapsrriila de Bristol, y q la
una de la noche tome una dosis que me