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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

The Fargo Argus has met the competition
of the st. Paul papers and Is now sending
its daily and Sunday editions combined to
any address at s. per year. Frank -. Gage
for the past fourteen years connected with
the Argus, has purchased the entire plant
and franchises, and Col. G. A. Lounsberry.
for twenty-one years connected with the
press of the state, is now in the managing
editors chair. The Argus is filling the
entire field rs a state paper, giving all OF
the Important news q day ahead of any, conf
petitor. This So rate 1t will be noticed car
which the Argus will cover fully, comment
ing fearlessly on its features. These rates
are good only until Sept. l.. Those who
desire to avail themselves OF the benefit
should remit at once to the Argus, Fargo,
N. d.
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Failure Mt Omnha,

Omaha, Neb.. Aug. 10.-Cchroeder 4
Dean, commission men. failed to-day
with liabilities of 2S,$OOO. Tie failure
was due to the bulge in corn.
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But do 1t consistently, wisely, and not with
alcoholic stimulants, but by the reinforce
ment of energy, the renewal Of appetite and
the ability to digest, which Hostetter's
produces. Malaria, rheumatism, kidney COM
plants, constipation and nervousness are
conquered by this victor over many all
mentS.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18
Burglar Get the Tfckers

st. james, MIMI, Aug. 1O.-Burglars
gained entrance through an open win
dow to the residence of H. M. Serkland
late last night and secured two gold
watches and a small amount of money.
No trace Of the thieves.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18
Lucky Lads.

Washington, Aug. johannes A. Nc
Namara Of Eureka, Cal, and Claude
Steele of Robinson, ILL.,, have been ap-
pointed naval cadets.
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II. yaIfse F.Il 81 Dynamite.

Maxseilles, Aug. .8.-An Italian an
afclist named Panetti has been ar.
rested here. The prisoner. who recent
~ arrived from America, had In his
possession a vnlise full Of dynamite.
Panetti wal going 10 Italy Ia order "a
commit Outraoes.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

Kari's CiovH- Root Tea.
The great B!ood purifier, ri, as freshness and clearnees
TO the Complexion and cures Constipation. Sc.soc.svl'
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Elevator Sold.
ncloa GRANGER Dead.

! Mortified, Mimi, Aug. 1O.-Kelly &
! Trip have sold their elevattr to p.
M. Walbridge & Co.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

Some cooks add to the water in
which rice Is to be boiled the juice Of a
lemon. 1t is said to whiten, tighten
and separate the grains.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

"Hanson's Magic Corn Salve."
Warranted TO cure or money refunded. Ask your
druggist for It,. Price 10 cents.
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Mntrimonx,s sWeaIk Point

Shelf every atom sOf the human
body IL renewed every seven years
I cannot be the samc woman that you
married.
He-I'ye been E~lispcctlng that Tor Some
time.-New York Weekly.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

Hegeman's Camphor Ice with 0iycsrane.
Cures Chapped lands and Face. Tender or Sore Feet.
ChiblainS, Piles, &c. &C. Clark Co.. New Haven. u.
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" VI dCIU CISCu.
WORK FOR r'IREMEN.
CONGREGATIONS in Several North
western Towns.


Anoka, Mimi, Aug 1O.-Last night
was a night of terror in Anoka. There
was evidently an intention to burn the
city, for three fires were set. The cit
liens turned out to guard the town.
At midnight the first blaze destroyed a
large vacant house in the northern
part of the town. Less than an hour
afterward a stubborn fire started in
Page Bros slab and edging pile and
spread to the lumber. In response to
a telegram for assistance the Minneapo-
lis fire department at 2:30 loaded 1900
feet of hose On a Great Northern spe-
cial train and sent it to AnOka. Just
as this aid arrived the Anoka depart
ment got control. The firemen's work
was the best ever seen here. The fire.
men advanced inch by inch and saved
half Of the lumber yards and by so
doing saved McGlaufin Il Burfenings'
factory, the old wooden mills, etc.
Never did men work so desperately.
Piles half burned on the ends of the
big tiers tells the story this morning.
Pages loss will not exceed $4,000.
Dawson, Mimi, Aug. 1O.-At 2 o'clock
this morning fire broke out in the rear
of ThOmpson's hardware store and
one-third of the town was destroyed,
involving a loss of $4,000. Losses in
detail are: A. Thompson, $4,000, in
sured for $780,; johnson Bros. &
Haugf, $4,000, insured for $4,000;
Stensrud & Holton, $4,000, insured for
$4,000; C. w. L%oveland, $1,000, insured
for $500; A. Turf, $1,000, insured for
5000; A. Newham, $1,000, no insurance;
miscellaneous, $4,000, with slight in
france. 1t was with hard lighting
that the balance Of the town was saved
by the firemen.
Oshkosh, Wis, Aug. 10.-Fire in Win
neconne, Wis, destroyed one block
of the business portion and several Of
the best residences in the village, and
the Baptist church. The loss is prob
ably $4,000.
| Pierre, S. D., Aug. 1O.-Fire destroyed
a large wooden block last night. Loss
about $4,000; insurance $3.50. Two old
ladies, owners of the building, barely
escaped from the flames, losing every
thing.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

The japanese now make tennis racquets,
and some Of them are imported Into the
United States.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

Asphalt Is taken from q LAKE of pitch In
the Island Of Trinidad.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18
Danish Care,

Pneumatic tires have been found very
serviceable on hospital ambulances.
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Halls Cntarrh Cure
Is q constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

The best bricks in the world are made by
the tribes Of Central Asia.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

New York city has $4,000 miles Of under
ground wires.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18
Cut in Three.

Every American wal ship has an outfit
Of over $50 flags.
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NJ COMPROMISE YET
THE DEADLOCK ON THE TARIFF
REMAINS UNBROKEN.

The Senate and House Democratic
C~Onferees Are Unable to Agree and
the Ultimate Result Is Very I'm
certain.
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POISON IN BEVERAGE
FATAL MISTAKE OF A FARMER
NEAR OELWEIN, IOWA.
He Puts Too Much Tartaric Acid I'm
q Beverage-Three Children Dead
and the Other Four Members of
h Family May Die.

Oelwein, Iowa, Aug. 1O.-A farmer
and family named Walker, cosisting Of
seven members, living one mile south
of this city, were poisoned by drinking
a beverage containing acid. Three are
dead and the others will probably die.
Mr.. Walker came to the city last even
ing and had a prescription filled con-
tanning tartaric acid and other ingredi-
ents at the drug store Of Webb 4
Brown. 1t was designed to be mixed
with water and used as Il cooling sum-
mer drink. On arriving home Mr..
Walker Immediately prepared a pitcher
of the beverage and the family at once
began partaking freely of the same.
Shortly afterwards the children were
taken sick and in less than an hours
time the entire family were in ar un-
conscious condition. Gy chance Mrs.
Gardner, q near neighbor, happened
to call at the Walker residence, where
she found the family lying OF the floor
in an unconscious condition. A mes
senger was Immediately dispatched to
the city. When the doctors arrived at
the house of the poisoned family they
found them all in very precarious con-
dition. To-day three OF the children
died and the others arc lying at the
point of death. No fault can be at
tached to the druggist, IS the trouble
seems to be from the strength or guam
tity of acid used.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18
STAMPED OUT

In England household&rs have to pay q
tax on each male servant in their employ.
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Most PERFECT MADE.
4 oure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. !stet
ION Ammonia, Alum or any other adulte,ant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-04

I'm the reign II James w Of Scotland
john q Groat and his two brothers, NAL
colin aud Gavin. arrived 90 Caithness and
bought the lands Of Warse and Dugisby,
near the beach at the mouth of penland
firth the northeastern extremity Of the
mainland OF Scotland Ia time their fam
uies increased until there were eight house
holds az the same name They lived as
neighburs iu the greatest peace and amity
each year holdings festival in the original
house.
AT one of these annual gatherings the
question OF precedence arose among the
younger members. and they disputed as to
who should sit nearest the head Of the
table, or onter the room first. The old
grandfather, Johnny OGroat Of history,
was made arbitrator. lie promised to hava
all satisfactorily settled boy the time Of the
next annual meeting. Accordingly he
built an eight sided house i'm which to hold
the annual Jubilee. This octagonal domi-
Gle was fitted with door and q window
on each side aud a round table in the cen
ter. This arrangement made 10 possible
for each family of the O Greats Co enter by
his own door and to sit at a table which
was practically without head "
This famous house was long a landmark
IN Britain and even 90 this day Is one Of
the Englishman' s starting points of meas
uremcut Lands End TO Johnny
O'Groat's. sguiiying from one end Of
England 20 the other.-Philadelp Press.
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slFrNes

To remove paint-sit down on IL before IL
Is dry.
The political orators are carrying every
thing be forum.
Gravediggcrs do a great deal Of work that
il beneath them.
Chicken thieves regard a bind In the hand
worth two In the roosts.
Men who die a. the right time are most
likely 90 get monuments.
IL ia much easier TO organize trust than
TO trust the parties who organize.
The poker game Is something OF a lark
Therefore the lark il something OF game
bird
Talkingabout handsome shippers. what's
the matter with a pretty girl reading a
prusy novelf
You must never look gift horse In the
mouth nor smell a gift cigar in hepresence
Of 10 donor.
Morc votes for tariff reform. An the lions
and tigers Of the zoo are bowling for free
raw material.
The reason women don't appreciate the
telegram at half its value Is that postsoripts
cannot be added without extra charge
The snakes man sees when be is wrcs-
thing with a severe attack OF delirium tire
mems are not water snakes. This is relia-
le-rexas Siitings.
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Remarkable Case Of Hounds solioituds
Tor Companion.

! "a
Tor Companion,
late in che afternoon of "a raw day In
/ November. gs the doctor alightcd from hia
/ carriage at Che door Of his stable after "a
| long drive over frost bound roads. he was
somewhat starilcd hy the sudden appear
anco of a hound. which trottod mp 90 him
l without ceremony. and aeinug him by the
l skirt of his long driving coat Cndoayorcd
7 Co pull him Boo tho direction of a shed ad-
/ biniug the stable The doctor rcmoustrat-
On rather vigorously, whorent the dog inn
modiateiv released his hold. but instead OF
running away retrc1tcd in good order TO-
ward che shni whence DE presently reap
pcarcl and tugeei 900 the coat rs before.
Having freed Gao horse from the shafts
OF DTS buggy Che doctor went into the
house for "a lantern AS Dee came out tho
hound again approached and repeated tho
Performance This time. greatly to the
Creatures delight. The doctor followed him
iat1 che She'd aui there iu "a remote corner,
stretched at fuil length upon his side and
evidently m "a condition of exhaustion, lay
what b. known as a coach dog "a short
haired animal of medium size, whose coat
is taicbly covered with small black and
white spots.
nv Che ucht ~ The lantern thc doctor
looked che poor fellow over carefully and
DON found Che cause al his breakdown In
torn and hlceang f,ct chat made travel
impossible. Hero was "a charity case in
decd. and o. 'ncA appeals of charity the
pl. lciau IS ever ready to respond.
a comfortable hcd OF straw and good
supper were ruick5 provided for the suf-
fcrer Ills fcct were then clcansed. anoint-
Ca witl soothing ointment and wrapped
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Ne The Old MAm'sslle's Secret BY z
No, s-Biind Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander
No. s-A Warrant Wife. BY Florence Warden.
No. Peg Wofington. IL Charles Resdo
No 5-Ruiiino ~ OuidS;
No. e-Loxss Atonement BY III. BENTON.
No. IL Have Lived and Loved. Hy MIRA
No. $, Jot; Her Face and Her Fortune. BY MrA
No; e-The House on the Marsh. By Floronoe
Warden.
No. u-Wifo in Name Only. ~ Charlotte
Breame.
No; 70 The Story of an African Farm. By
No l5~she, History Of Adventure. ~ H. Eidor
hAggard.
No; ll-kius solOmons Mines. By II. Rider
No. i5-Essays First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No 10 amille By Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-The Modern Home Cook book
No; ls-The shsdow Of sin. BY Charlotte NJ
No. 70 The Secret Of Her Life. By Edward
Jepkins.
Nc 2i-Iho ether Mans Wife by John Strange
Winter.
No; z~ihe Master of the Mine. by Robt
No; 2s-LOrd Isles Daughter. By Charlotte
NJ BreAme.
No, 2i-Esssys Second serIss. By Ralph Waldo
No 25-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No 26-1he bag OF Diamonds BY George Man
No; IA Tour Of the World in Eighty Days
by Jules Verne.
No. catalan Quartermain- by II. Rider Hag-
No. s0-The Scarlet Letter By Nathaniel HAw-
No. si-Ihe FrontisrsmAn. By Gustave AimArd.
No. Sat the Worlds Mercy. ly Florence
No ss~Tbe Yellow Mssk. BY wnkie Collins
No. St-Hatt; Tale Of Caravan. BY Robt.
No s5-A Little Irish Girl. ~ 'The Duchess
No. 36-Forging the fettere. Is Mrs. Alexander.
No; 81 Guilty or Not Guilty BY Amanda NJ.
No. So Sir EOsrs Heir. BY Mrs May Agnes
No sS-TEe Twelve Great Diamonds. ~ Mrs
No IO-ihe Heiross Of Hendeo Hall. By Ettis
No. tl@iho Cuban Hsirsss by Mary Kyle
No 45~isoras Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No. Isl Ralph Rsymond's Heir. by HorAtio
No. li1fho Fatal Glove ~ Clara Augusta
No. 4i-lhe Heir Of Glenvillo. BY Francis A.
40. IS < Brave Little Woman. By Mira Mary
No. gI~Ihs Queens Eevsnge by sylvAnus
No is~f6s Mill Girl Of Tyrol By N. T Calder.
No. i9-Auld Lioht idyils BY J. M. Barrie.
No. aO-DerrioE Vaughan. Novenist. ~ Edna
No 5i-Ihe uehe.s. ~ the Duchess"
No. b2-Ihs Heir Of l.inue. by hObt. buchanan.
No. ss-The A wo Orphans. ~ K. D'knnery
No. "A Crown Of shame. By lorenos
Marryat
No. 55-A Troublesome Girl. by The Duchess"
No. @-Nhen Man's single ~ j. Al. hArrie.
No 5s-1he Story Of Elizabeth. ~ Miss
IhAckeray.
No Ga Mad Love. by Charlotte NJ. Ereame.
No. 6l-IhO Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
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age stamps We will send any THREE
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ONE YEAR FOR JOHNSON.

me Juars said n wsuid DO no Harm
~ ne Were Locked W for Life.
Harry Johnson. coiorod. who was con-
victsd Of burglary IN the second degree in
entering shsd and stealing two Toe cream
froszsfs, vas brought before Judgs DuBoss
ia the district court yesterday fer sentence.
whsn asked II be had an thinG 90 say WIZ
ssntsDos thonld not BE- pronsunosd against
Alm. Johnaon replied that be would like So
have new trial lie claimed thai there
gotten 20 establish hia iunooenoe. but ne
was net allowed time. Judgs Duhaa8 told
Johnson Ne had been ably defended by
Judge J. NJ. Clements. Tia judge flrtle
said he believed IN the prisoners guht
and be dldn't think she state would lnae
anything 10 Jcknssn aheuld be locked up
IN the pepitentiary for ths balance Of hia
lie. Johnson about thts time was getting
very nervous ever she judges remarks. DAD
fully expected 60 gst the maximum tenaitr
sen years. lie was agroeahly surprissd
however. when Judge Dubose impose Cd
miuimum penalty for she odouse one year
A the penitentiary.
George IA. Christian, Of Dakota. GOT
iudqment yeetardAy In Judge Bucks de.
partment OF tho district c0urt againsi
Sheriff Ca'tis on replevin. Chusiian
shipped a carload Of fuur 10 the kepuor
smith company. who failed while she goods
we're on the way here. The flour was Hi-
taehed on us arrival BY creditor OF she
hrm. 10 appeared from she evidence shat
Oh istiau bad heard Of tho firms oircum- I
stances and wrote them 40 she time o. tue I
shipment that be could extend no turtle
credit 10 the conosrn. The -four was not /
paid for, aud under tho conditions 10 vas (
not regarded az a delivery, amt she go SIS .
were not sabieot 90 attachment FOX zoe /
arms debts.
Judge Hunt has returned from kalispe ], +
where be went to preside az the trials oi
she Fiathead county officers. On Monday
he will call the calendar o. civil eases iu
his department OF the district court. Tier
are about thirty civil Gases rea0y tor triaL
Aaong them will be tholappeal ofDr. Edwin
;. Kellogg from tbs action OF she state
medical board IN reyoking his license as
prnaticing physician. DT. kellogg has re-
tufned from the east and will be ready Tor
the trial.
Harry X. Thompson, tho former assignee
Of the Jackson music HOUSE. will be nr-
raigned IN Judge Hunts department Of She
district court on Monday on an informa-
tion charging him with embezzlinc funds
OF the concern. 40 the same time his law
yega will be asking Judge Buck, Ia the
other department.. 20 set aside the orde
made on Wednesday removing Thomp8ou
from his position 90 assignee. on the grounds
of untrustv orthiness and drunke1neas
In the district court the default o. al
the defendants for 81 1b7. interest costs
and attorney fees was ordered in the case
OF Wm. G. a. LiohtWaFdt We Thomas
Porter 81 al. Default Of defendants was
also entered in the case Of the A. IA. hotter
Hardware company " she Big Ok Mining
company.
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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.

Professor Hough says Jupiter's red spot
is an immense floating island 5000 miles
in length and 5000 in breadth and has main
tanned its present shape for years.
DR. Ernest Hart OF The British Medical
journal declares that cholera will become
extinct in she next 80 years because OF the
rapid advance OF sanitary science.
White lights in lighthouse are visible
to a far greater distance than colored lights.
Experiments prove that red and green lights
must be four times as stong as the white
light for the rays 90 penetrate rs far
Recent experiments have shown that
gas can polish a rock by simply moving
very rapidly over it under high pressure
IL has also been shown that gas can scratch
rock, can bore holes through il and can
pulverize il and then press it again into =
solid mass.
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PROPOSALS ron SEIZED BIDS WHERE
~. The center Of the chaanel u the north
FORK OF IN river l. the divldirg line between
the counties Of Lewis and Clarke and eton.
and
Whereas. Tie county commissioner Of the
two counties have decided and hereby agree 60
build bridge, Jointly. acro-s tie sAii stream.
therefore. be V
BE- received Al the olhces Of tie undersigned Ia
the city II Helena. evils aud Clarke county.
and In the town 81 lhotsau. Teton county stafe
Of Montana. until Monday. heb. ~ 1874. a. 10
o'clock a. M. for the building - one iron or
steel bridge. % co not 20 eHccei i s. 20. over
the north FORK " run river, about i've miles
from no town OF augusta, OF tue following
Length 81 m an span. 90 feet q b. built on
iron % bulsr pierr. about sixteen feet long
NJ idth rosdwaI. siHtaen feet. length Of pile
approach On - uorth end. ATTY feet length u
pile approach on tht south end, ninety feefs To-
getner with tbs uecsssarT era lee Il each cod.
hridce appruachea and grsdes 70 b. eomrlste.
roady for travel. iu acCoraanca with specific
tious On HE beth the county clark Offices u
the above FAMED counties, By June -. ls9a.
bidder 10 ~ nlsh plans. fpccifcAtions AMI
strain slegfs Tor main span
Certifed cheotf. one half payable 10 the order
the bid. 90 aecompang each prupeesl same 20 ho
forfeited % LOWS aud tlarEe md Teton c0un-
tisl should sBocrssfai bidder fail 90 enter into
contrast and give required bond. iha fuccess-
written 'oatract binding himself 90 constrnct
said br de "a accordance with pians ani susci-
fiss. n = ssn duuhls The contrsot prioe. condl-
toned on tho faithful performances Of said con.
traot., The right 70 raisot sny and al bids IL
~ order o. the board, u county commis,ion.
ere Of Lsw's and tiarko snd Isien oountios.
courty Clerk Lows ssa c Gn- county. Mon
tana- JH WAbHIsRl.
CoEnty Clsrk Teton county. MontanA
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The Rev. r.. S Hawker. in the course Of
some "reminiscences of au aged friend II
his. quotes ah unecdote which his friend.
himself q clergyman. was fond of telling.
lt Is ab0ut marriage ceremony and a
pinch OF snuff and In the narrator's own
Language runs thus.
lt was always the custom in those days
for Che clergy man after the marriage to sa-
late tbe bride first, before any other per
son. Well. il was So that had just mar
r.ed very huXom. rosy young lady, and
when it was over ! proceeded 10 observe
tie u9ual ceremony.
But bad just taken ON enormous fin
ger and thumbful OF snuff. SO mo- sooner
had tle bride received iny ki,.-lnd
gave her % smart kiss for her good looks
than She began OBJ suecze. The bridegroom
Kissed har. of c1ur-e, and Dee began also.
Then tLc ha-l man advanced t0the priv
FLEECE. Better he hadn't. for he began to
sncsze awfully. aud Boy and hy the brides
maids also. for they were an kissed in
turn. Tin che whole party went eueeziug
down the aisle. and the last thing j heard
outside the church door was fchu. tchu.
tehu, till the noise was drowned bv the
bells from the t0wer-1 outh's Compan-
ION.
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