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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-04-05
Notice for Publication.

III March5 1900. gNHF E
Notice is hereby given, that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention to
make final proof IA support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before ". /. War
Judge OF the county court of Steele county,
North Dakota, at his Office In Sherbrooke. Steele
county, North Dakota. on Aprn,s14 1900, viz:
BERT C. SHAW,
under II. II. No. 21ss5. ,foritlie southwest quarter
"; W. Of section twenty-eight (2s} In town
ship one hundred forty-iYe GAS north of range
1fty-tlve (55} west.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: rs x
J:sH. McCollom. George Fesler. Robert Gray
North Dakota.
CHAS. N.VALENTINE, Register,
Il pub mel g.. s<
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A Cold in the Head

Is simply a mild form Of catarrh.
Use that which cleanses and heals the
diseased membrane. Bunsen's Cream
catarrhal is such a. remedy. Cures
""'ly and pleasantly; contains
~ther injurious, drug. 1t
ed. Gives instant
cleansesE the nasal
';ze fifty cents.
LET telling all
W. Beggs,
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HOW ARE YOUR EYES?

If yoursyes are ailing come in and
see me. My new optic case has arrived
and 1 can fit you out with a pair of
glasses or repair your old Ones, on short
notice. Eyes examined free Of charge.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Come in and
see me. H. II. FULLMER.
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Does Your Child coughp

Try Bunsen's Pine Tar Cough Honey.
There is no cough preparation manu-.
featured that is SO soothing and gives
such immediate relief for coughs, colds,
whooping cough, ia grippe and all
throat and lung trouble ~ Bunsen's
Pine Tar Cough Honey ~ Al Elmer,
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Old papers, nice and clean, for sale at
this office.
New pully belts and belt buckles. just
received at the Big Store.
O. L. Bowen has placed an elegant
roll top desk in his office that helps out,
Sam Oxton was down from the farm
Monday getting supplies, and commenc-
ed seeding Tuesday.
Take notice to Gust Johnson's sale
down in Willow Lake, See ad on first
page.
D. P. Baldwin has been confined to
his most of the time since his ar.
rival, with a severe cold.
Druggist Elmer gave an exhibition the
other day with his Liquid Gopher Killer
and the farmers that saw it are loud in
praise of the wonderful new discovery.
It knocked 'em every time.
oooG WY 4Ao AOuocT ~ SuuOD6u Oy
the Republican central committee we
don't know; but we will fool 'em and run
the county call any how. Eth Butler?
There is the ordinary hat and the
Lanpher hat. The difference is marked.
Always ask for the Lanpher. 51-2
Mrs. Major returned home Friday
from a pleasant visit in Indiana and
Michigan.
Jonathan Beeswax has left Oregon
and established a silver mine .tat Gray's
River, Wash. Not Geo. GriayBs
When you ride a Crescent bicycle
you know you can ride all day and not
break down. They are for sale at the
Big Store.
Miss Bard, of Minneapolis, has arriv-
cd and is assisting MaasaAgaasWith her
spring millinery. ssSsSsSss;
PARTIES wishingrsant any u
the Pickert land in Eaastsnstownship for
the season of 1900. shouidapply at once
to Richard G. Kittel, Gasselton, N. D.
Go to the Star Drug Store for your
Formaldehyde. Don't SOW foul wheat
when it can be cleaned so easy and so
little expense.
Write us for Real Estate
Loans, if you have good secur-
ity to offer. NJ. B. Cassell & Co.,
Sherbrooke, N. D..
When thinking of plows, remember
that the MONITOR breaker is the best
on earth-thsre is none It's equal.
Geo. A. Luce.
W. J. Milligan came home yesterday.
His father was buried last Wednesday.
Elner'e Liquid Gopher Killer will
knock the gopher silly every time.
1t will pay you to try it. Something
new and a sure killer at the Star Drug
Stare.
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Two Trains Daily

From Minneapolis and st. Paul via.
Wisconsin Central Ry. for Manitowoc,
Milwaukee, Chicago and eastern and
southern points. Nearest ticket agent
can give you further information.
JAS. @. POND, G. P. A.,
// Milwaukee, Wis.
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W. J. Milligan came home yesterday.
His father was buried last Wednesday.
Elner's Liquid Gopher Killer will
knock the gopher silly every time.
1t will pay you to try it. Something
new and a sure killer at the Star Drug
Stare.
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Notice for Fabrication.

IL %. 1900.l 49, tl.-L-.
Notice Is hereby given thatthe loWinsyf4 ins
ed settler has filelEnotice Of his ntentiontdfnag
s1lnal proof. III support of his claim, and that said
Proof VIII be made before P..H.G ilbertson, clerk
North Dakota, on May II. 1000. viz:
as5S, ARTHUR WOODS. y
under II. p. No. 2o7s0, for the northwest quarter
s(N. w. ~ of section twenty-five (22) in township
sone hundred forty-iye (14s) north OF range fifty-
seven (57l west ii
He names tlle following witnesses to prove his
land. viz: -" "
Charles w. Connor, Frank Merritt. James
Loney and Ole Rye. ali of Hope, r. o.. Steele
county, North Dakota.
Il CHAs. N. VALENTINE, Register.
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After Lac rippe--Whatp

Usually a racking cough and a gen.
eral feeling of weakness. Foley's Honey
and Tar is guaranteed to cure the
grippe cough" and make you strong
and we'll. J. A. Elmer.
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Noted Healer In Town.

The greatest healer of modern times
is Bannes Salve, for cuts, wounds, sores,
piles and all skin diseases. Guaran.
teed. J. A. Elmer.
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When thinking Of plows, remember
that the MONITOR breaker is the best
on earth-there is none its equal.
Geo. A. Luce.
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Bulls for Sale.

I still have left some young grade
Hereford bulls that can be had cheap.
M. B. CAssELL,
- Clifford. N. d.
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CuLIlIIiOklS.
State Of North Dakota.
County of Steele, &
u Tpisrriet Court. Third judicial District.
HenrytBlasing,
Plaintiff,
9yS. $%h I'M. Summons Z
Mary Blasting.
Defendant. T. /
The State of North Dakota to the above named
Defendant: 3gsN
y You are hereby summoned to answer the com
plaint Ia. this action whicfrwas filed in the office
OF the clerk of the district court In and for the
county CT Steele. state Of North Dakota. on the
IN day Of April, I'D; 1909, and to serve a copy
20f your answer upon the subscriber within thirty
days after the service Of this summon UPON Vol,
exclusive OF the day of service; and in case OF
f \ Ialllng 70 appear to answer. Judgment will
pc taken against you by default for tile relief de-
manded 10 the complaint.
Dated April 4tA, 1900. =
G. s. SIMPLY,
!. Attorney for Plaintiff.
EIesidence and postotfice address, Hope, Steele
county,, North Dakota. 5TEE$l
LIST pub apl o.
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Evening journal., 1900-09-28
NUGGETS on NEWS.

There 70 big demand for unslzilled
labor in Teycs. Railroads are carrying
Italians from Chicago and are import
ing McXicans
The transport Thyra sailed from
Portland, Ore. for Manila yesterday
with coo horses and mules and a large
cargo Of hay and grain.
John Bossung, proprietor of a drug
store at Louisville, yesterday shot and
killed Miss Grace Preston and COM
mittcd suicide. Jealousy.
Capt II. d. Sharp, u. S. A., retired
rousin OF Gen u. $. Grant, died yes
,erday in Kansas City, Mo-, from an
overdose OF bromide Capt. Sharp was
totally blind, and IL IS supposed he was
unable TO properly guage the quantity.
AT Springfield. Mass. last night jim
my Michael, the Welsh midget, easily
defeated Bobby Walthour in an inter
osting motor paced 20-mile race; Mi
chael was over four laps ahead of
Walthour, and was never pushed.
Time. S3:02
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
CUSTOMS employees
UNDER SUSPICION
Deputy Surveyor Accused
and Inspector Suspended
Pending Investigation

New York Sent 29.-The Times
says: One customs inspector Is under
suspension ard a deputy surveyor of
the port has hocn accused OF coilusion
with smuEglors I'm passing dutiublo
goods into this country. The accusa-
tion Is based ON an autograph con-
fession made by Mrs. M. Shanahan,
dressmaEer col this city. whose trunk,
containing many Paris costumes. was
SEIZED at her house after &c had been
passed by TIE inspector.
The same lapufy surveyor IS accused
of has ms accepted brihes by Mrs. Hall,
Chicago drossmakor. whose trunk
'aas seized after &C. had passed and
while it WAS being taken away by a
Waldorf-Asloria bus.
Mrs sharahan'8 confession states,
in effect, chat this is the fourth time
that she has done business with the
deputy surveyor Of the port i'm ques-
ticn and cn each occasion she paid
10 him in person the amount agreed
upon, in consideration of which he was
Go have her trunks passed without ex-
animation In both cases above re-
ferIod TO the same Inspector. who Is
now under suspension, passed the bag
gage.
The Inspector under suspension has
stated to the officials that he has no
recollection OF having passed the
trunks In question, and, while they
bore his mark he AYERS that some
unauthorized person surreputiously
placed his mark on them.
A curious coincidence arises out OF
the statement made by the counsel for
both women. who viii appear for them
when The smuggling charges are heard
before Commissioner Shields Ex-
Judge Ditteuhoeler represents Mrs.
Hall. and says she was summoned to
the custom house and there, under
duress. thinks she said many things
that were not true, and which she was
forced into admitting. In any event,
her counsel says. she ropudiatos any
statement thnt the authorities hold as
having been made by her.
Abraham Gruber is Mrs. Shanahan'a
counsel. He says the confession was
eXtorted under duress and while his
client was IN a highly excited state.
Collector Bidwell refused to say any
thing about the matter. II is being in
vestigated, under orders OF the col
lector, in the most rigid manner.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
CARDINAL GIBBONS MAY
BE MADE ARBITRATOR

baltimcla. sept Cardinal Glib
bon1 has been asscd 60 act as arbi-
traitor caiwec1 Che striking miners and
the cperotcrs of the anthracite coal
region of lennsylvania. While ad-
hitting inat be has been approached
on the subject, his eminence said last
night that he had heard from only
one side Of the parties in controversy.
and must decline to discuss the oues-
tion Of arbitration until all had been
heard from.
VIII you consent to act il both sides
do approach you?" he was asked.
In that case I shall take the mat
ter under very serious consideration.
very serious consideration" he added
as II to emphasize the remark.
IL is said on good authority that the
cardinal has practically agreed TO ar
bitrate the differences, and II is
thought likely that the various inter-
ests concerned will decide to leave the
settlement OF their disagreement to
the head of the Catholic church in the
United States.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
narcnlor Dro,,neI While noatlng.

Pierce Field. N. Y. Sept. 2S.-Miss
Florence NJ. Lichtenhan, of North Ger
mantown. n. Y. principal Of the Pierce
Field school. and Miss Evelyn Lapirre,
of Cotton. n. Y, her assistant, while
boating on the Raquette river yester-
day, were drawn into the rapids and
the boat capsized Miss Lichtenhan
was drowned. Miss Lapirre clung to
the rocks and afterward made her way
safely to the shore.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
lFIOOD AGAIN THREATENS TEXAS
BRACES River Rising and Overflow Now
SCens Certain

Houston. Sept 2S - The Brazos
river is still rising at Waco, and an
overflow now seems certain. The rise
has been moro rapid during the night
than at any time previously. and q
message from Kopperel reports n fresh
rise there, more rapid than the first.
The water is ten feet below the high
water mark of 1r' f. C1es not have
to reach chat point to overflow thou
sends Of acres OF the bottom farms
Adviccs from the Lower Brazos are to
the effect that back water has inun-
dated the lowlauds flooded last spring
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
POSSE OUT HUNTING F,
NEGRO 10 LYNCH Hin

Elberton Ca. Sept. 28.-George Bell.
a young white man. was shot and killed
about two miles below here yesterday
by Will Branch. a negro. Branch, who
had been charged with stealing cotton,
had wounded q young man named
Mills, who attempted to arrest him.
Later he was arrested by Bell and an
other mar. While under arrest Branch
snatchcd @ shotgun from Bells hands
and blew OF the top Of his head with
It and escaped. Posses are out search
ing for Branch. and if captured by
others than the sheriff he is likely 70
be severely dealt with by a mob.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
WEALTHY REAL ESTATE
Man CRUELTY KILLED

New York. Sept. 2s.- Charles L.
Peck, 60 years old, wealthy real es-
tate dealer. whose home IS in West
Eighty-fourth street, was found dead
carly yesterday on the sidewalk in
West Seventeenth street. His face.
which was badly crushed. was turned
downward, and the arms were out
stretched. There was a deep cut across
the bridge Of the nose. and the face
and clothing We're covered with blood.
He had q large sum of money and q
handsome gold watch and chain with
him when he left home. all of which
were gone when his body was found.
Police say he was sandbagged
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF
DEPUTIES GUARD HINES

Shamokin Pa, Sept. 2S.-Another
carload of deputies from the sohuyl-
KIN valley arrived I'm Trevorton last
night TO reinforce q large number of
deputies who have guarded the works
since last week. tt is feared trouble
may onsue between strikers from this
place and the deputies should an at
tempt Ice made 10 tie up the North
Franklin colliery, which Is now tho
only one in operation in this section
of the coal lleds. It employs COO men
and boys. Since the strike was insti-
tuted number of men ceased vorl,
but all excepting 30 returned TO the
mine Wednesday. Strike leaders claim
the operation win not De working by
Monday
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
TERRIBLE CHARGE MADE
AGAINST An EDUCATOR

Manassas. Va. Sept. 2S.-Prof. J. c.
Beahm. principal OF the Prince Will
lam normal school at Brentsville, in
this county. was arrested late Wednes-
day night and lodged in jail at this
place upon q warrant charging him
with having committed n felonious as
sault upon a young girl. 10 year of
age, who was a pupil at his school.
Yesterday be was taken before Justice
Rice for q preliminary hearing, but
waived an examination and was com
mitted to Jail to await the action Of
the grand jury, which viii convene ON
Monday next The girl alleges that
the assault occurred several weeks ago,
and that her life was threatened by
Beahm in case the facts were divulged.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
STORM WARNING TOWERS
BUILT FOR FLORIDA USE

Jacksonville. Ella. Sept. 27.-The gov
ernment is preparing to give the coast
residents OF Florida a more satisfac-
tory signal service IN the event of ap-
preaching storms A. ]. Mitchell, sec
ton director of the weather bureau
for the state, has received from Wash
ington several tall towers made OF
steel, which are to be erected as storm
warning towers in different sections
OF the state. One Of the towers is to be
erected at Jacksonville, one at Fer
nandlna, one at Miami, one at Fort
George ana two at other points. Each
OF the towers Is 75 feet high. From
these towers 1t is proposed to hoist the
storm signals, day and night.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
SanluelLeeSCO.
220-222 Market St.
OPERATORS MAY PRESENT
PROPOSALS 10 ARBITRATE
lcontinued From First Page).

work towards effccting settlement arc
of political hue, to say the least. and
that these interests cannot advance any
argument that Will cause the operators
~ tarn from the course they have
mapped out. namely fighting TO afinish
the threatened invasion OF the anthra-
cite region by the United Mine Work
ers' organization.
The general opinion here IS that tho
influences referred to are Of such q
powerful nature that the operators can
not we'll stand out against them, and
that the strike viii be settled. The
means Of settlement will be as follows:
The big carrying companies Will grant
a slight reduction IN tolls; the opera
tors will raise the price OF coal, and
the wages Of the miners will be in
creased accordingly to the percentage
that the reduction in tolls and increase
in selling price will permit, the fgur-
ing to be done with the existing scale
Of wages as the basis. On the miners
side it viii be eXacted that the Mine
Workers Union shall not figure in the
negotiations. and that the men shall
return to work without any ceremony
further than q guarantee of the ad-
vance in wages that viii be proffered.
IL has been positively demonstrated
that soft coal will burn IN culm CRATES
and the dread of Scranton's industries
beins compelled to shut down IS now
removed, as there is every guarantee
that an the soft coal the city may need
can pc secured without difficulty Large
supplies continue to come In daily.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
CIevelnna'a "IEor,e week.

Cleveland. Sept 2S.-The second
week in October win ho "Home Week
in Cleveland ai former residents Of
one city bcias nf'-cl to Join In Cele-
bratlng the cn to the seventh
place in the cc - END first I'm Ohio.
reduced railrc-d rates have been OBJ
tained. There will be q Cleveland day.
q Western Reserve day, with q fire.
mcn's tournament, q day of outdoor
sports and q horn night, when every
cody is expected to blow a horn and
set on fireworks.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
|. .AW TONS
OIL Market St.
Hernia or Rupture

OF the many ills that flesh is heir to,
HERNIA or RUPTURE is one Of the
most common, and neglected is pro-
ducive Of great discomfort and suffer-
ing The prompt and proper adjust
mcnt Of q suitable wcll-htled TRUSS
VIII save much suffering, secure COM
.parative comfort and in VERY MANY
cases effect a complete cure. The Sc
crot of an efficient TRUSS lies in
PERFECTLY retaining the RUPTURE
in all positions Of tho body. To do
this requires that it be carefully ad-
justed by q responsible experienced nt-
ter it is q matter witch which the
ruptured cannot afford to trife or as
sumo any risks. "fOreWarned Is fore
armed Forty years experience in this
line by
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
KING OF BELGIUM 10 ABDlCiTE
Il Tie Does, the Prince Of Flanders Will
NneepnN Him

Paris. Sept. 2s-"From source
worthy Of confidence" says the Courier
Du soir. eve learn that the king OF
the Belgians intends TO abdicate before
the close Of the present Belgian par
lament In favor of the Prince Of
FLANDERS. King Leopold counts con-
fidently upon the result of his action
being the sinking OF the Quarrels OF
the rival parties, which would then
unite to observe the conditions Of the
new regime"
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
PennsyIvanians Xiii Delaware G.m

There is no law in Delaware for
shooting squirrels and a large number
Of them are being killed by Pennsyl-
vania hunters. There is probably dan
ger, however. in bringing them into
The State OF Pennsylvania after they
nave been killed. for the reason that
having them in possession is consid-
cred a violation of the law OF that
state
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
vntchinr For aIarder ConspiratoF.

New York, Sept. 2s.-The Barge Of
fce officials. at the request of the police
Of Milan. Italy, arc watching every ship
that cones in for Mauricio Magliala.
whose alleged real name is Luigi Gran
otu. wanted by the police Of Milan for
alleged participation IN King Hum
bert's murder. They say be sailed
with Bresci from Paterson, n. J., to
Italy on May last, and is a silkweayer
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Candidate for RepresentatIve

Harry P. Joslyn is making a deter
mined fight for representative to the
General Assembly from the Fourth
legislative district Mr. Joslyn is a
prominent young member OF the New
Castle county bar
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Di ed AZ The Hnsl.ilnI

1.ucrezo Loronzo, the Italian who
was injured at Bellevue on Wednes-
day, died yesterday at the HOmeo-
pathic Hospital The BODY has been
removed to the morgue. and an inquest
will be held.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
MARRIED.

WILKINS -AfA$BR-On September 90.
by the Rev John Shape. at his PAS
toral residence No. 1909 Washing on
street. Frank wilkins, Jr, and Miss
Wilhelmina Maier.
COX-HASTINGS.-On September 90.
by the Rev. John France. Frank a..
Cox, and Marion Hastings. both OF
this city.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
AMONG THE PLAYERS.

Miss Mabel Paige delighted two good
sized audiences by her clever acting at
the Academy Of Music yesterday after
noon and last night. Her supporting
company is a capable one, and the en-
.gagement here has been a success. This
afternoon and evening the little South
ern actress will appear in THE Cap
tains Mate" The engagement closes
tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28
Two NaturaIize,l

William Dickson, native of Ireland
and James J. Cohen. native of Rus.
STA. have been naturalized in the county
court.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

alone cost $4,000 and neccssitated the
construction of an entirely new stage
at the Chestnut Street Opera House,
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

Fer several seasons vaudeville has
been the prevailing fad in all the large
cities I'm amusements. and by its con-
siantly increasing patronage has be-
come the foremost attraction every
where j. x. Burke. one Of the lead
Ing vaudeville managers, will present
st the Opera House on Thursday Oc-
tcber 4. matinee and night, the fol-
lowing high-c'ass bill: Charles r..
Ellis, the favorite German comedian
who was for several years the star Of
Casper, the Yodler," supported by
Miss Clara Moore and a complete com
pany, viii present "An Artists Di-
lemma," introducing his singing spe-
cialties Another leading feature will
be Milton Aborn. the favorite comic
opera comedian. who will be assisted
by his own company in his new farce
Tho Vaudeville King" Mile Emmy
a European attraction. WIN present her
troupe OF trained dogs. Charlie Case
one OF the best Of the monologue
ccmcdians Linton and Mcintyre, a
sketch team. Will be seen I'm their
character singing and dancing sketch,
"a Doctors Patience" Armour and
Baguley> operate artists, formerly OF
the Rob Roy Company; Frank Whit
man. dancing violinist and Gotez and
Nelson. comedy acrobats, viii COM
0.c-e the program.
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

The following notice IS taken from
tho Philadelphia North American,
concerning Creston Clarke's new play.
The Ragged Cavalier" in which he
VIII be seen here next Monday night
al the Opera House. "Crostop Clarke
delighted another big audience at tbs
Park Theatre last evening with anoth-
er innovation in the shape of The
Ragged Cavalier a role calling for a
method Of treatment different from
what his audiences have learned TO ad-
mire him. The Ragged Cavalier is
Hector, Marquis de St Lo, harum-
scarum knight. who moves amid a SER
les Of exciting adventures to a happy
and satisfying conclusion. Mr. Clarke s
performance was a hit, as was that OF
Miss Prince in the character of Mar
oc.e de Blois. The remainder of the
company were satisfactory, and thu
play was staged in a lavish and APP
lproprlate manner
Evening journal., 1900-09-28

Probably one Of the most noteworthy
comedy events of the current theatrical
season is the appearance Of the Han
Ion Brothers in lie Voyage en- Suisse,
which comes to the Opera House on
Friday night. October 8. This pan,o-
mimic absurddy is reniete with every
thing that is novel and entertaining
in theatricals lie Voyage en- Suisse
was seen here many years ago and
served to introduce these marvellous
lacrobats and pantomimists, originally
known as the Han,on-Lees, to this
country. During its absence IL has
been touring England and Continen-
tai Europe with succoss and has been
presented I'm every civilized country
| in the world.