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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

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PIGS For sale:-Weight from SO to
100 lbs. each. j. r. Masters.
The law firm Of Ives & Moody died a
bornin' and they will not open up here.
If you wish to get a loan on
your farm, call on A. T.. Ward.
Owing to the sickness of Mrs. Moody
the professor adjourned school Tuesday
afternoon.
Potatoes! Potatoes!! Get rid Of
them now while you can get your cash
out OF them; before the market Is food
ed. F. r. Rugg.
Saturday was farmers day. The
streets were lined with teams and the
merchants all report a big business.
Ladies': Have you seen those new
shoes just opened at our store? They
are strictly up.to-date.
Kraabel, johnson & Co.
Young Schultz, a brother of Ed. was
badly mangled by a broncho last Friday
The animal let loose with his front feet
and paved his face terribly. DR.. Philip
patched him up and at last account he
swears all kinds Of vengence on all bron.
cho hosses-broken or unbroken.
Il have always used Foley's Honey
and Tar, cough medicine, and think it
the best in the world" says Chas. Ben,
der, a n~ewsdealer of Erie, Pa. ]. A,
Elmer.
W. ". Hazlett is expanding a little
these days. Last week he bought a
quarter section farm s miles southwest
of town in Hope township.
A word to the farmers just at this
time, regarding the new and only Viii.
der Flexible Pulverizer, may not be
amiss. 1t is a new Clod Crusher and
is entitled to your inspection. Call on
me for further particulars.
F. R. Rugg,
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A call for a meeting of the republican
state central committee is expected soon
We have Money on hand to
loan on Real Estate, at low rate
Of interest. NJ. B. Cassell & Co.,
SherhroQke, N. D.
B. T. Kraahel has bought q bunch of
lots over north of J. D. Brown and after
awhile will ereet q handsome residence.
Heating drums made to order, large
and small. 1t will soon be time for
them-at The Pioneer Hardware Store.
Tom Dorrance chatted with us on the
war question, the price Of wheat ETC., on
Friday last,
John Dir, P~oseyville, Ind, says II
never used anything as good as One
Minute Cough Cure. We are never
without it," Quickly breaks up coughs
and colds. Cures all throat and lung
troubles. Its use will prevent consump-
ton. Pleasant to take. Wamberg g.
jacobson.
Paul Nordwig has discarded his rheu-
matism and feels much improved. Paul
is altogether too young to be crippled up
like that.
Il had dyspepsia for years. No medi-
cine was so effective as Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. It gave immediate relief. Two
bottles produced marvellous results"
writes L. H. Warren, Albany, Wis. It
digests what you eat and cannot fail to
cure. Weinberg & jacobson.
Atty. H. r. Turner came up from
Fargo Monday to attend to some legal
matters, and while here visited with his
cousin F. N. Gilmore.
TANNING MILL:-The new Expert
flaming Mill is guaranteed to clean
thoroughly, any and all kinds of grain,
wheat, FLAX, oats, barley ETC., and I in
vite every farmer to call at my ware.
house and give it a fair trial. Examine
it to your satisfaction. free of charge.
F. R. Rugg.
There was a pleasant social given by
the Us. at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
O.. s. Shippy on Monday evening last.
Did you say you was going to buy a
new heater this winter? If SO, then Il
can make Joy in your household, if you
will allow me to place a Radiant Home
or Art Garland therein. Take a look
at my big line-and new ones coming
right along. H, I. Standby.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08

OEler Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what II wa made for.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1900-02-08
Benefit Ball!

A benefit ball at the opera house Fri.
day evening, Feb. l6, will be given for
Oscar Stewart, who lives down near
Ellsbury postofice, in Barnes county.
Mr.. Stewart is an upright hard work.
ing man, with a large family depending
upon him for support. He has always
endeavored to care for them and himself
without the aid OF his friends, but. az
we all know, misfortunes comes to US
all, and oft times not single handed, as
has been the Ease with Mr.. Stewart.
Three times within the past few months
fire has destroyed his earthly belong
ings; so, as a slight token of esteem.
some of his friends have decided to give
him a benefit; as we said before. at
the opera h9Hse, in Hope, on Friday
evening, Feb. 49, to which everybody is
most cordially invited to attend. Turn
out, come one and all, both short and
tall, thick and thin. and any old way to
get in.
Tickets 81 each; buy one whether you
attend the dance or not.
"God Loveth the Cheerful Giver.'
Those in charge Of the affair are Dan
Mccarthy, Ed Regan, Billy Fox and
Seth Curry. jr. They hope their many
friends will turn out and give a rousing
benefit.
The town fathers have very generous
ly d9naatsssdl the town hall free of charge;
\: g. Warner the best Of music; and
The Pioneer the printing and aadveFtip:
ipg-all free. Now we've dope our part,
you do yours. Feb. 16, Tickets 81.
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w ANIED-SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HON.
esq persons to represent us as Managers
IN dhls and close by counties. Salary 5000 a Year
aaa eS sptarx p Straight; bona.hde, no more, no
ences any bank in any town ian II IL m oTl t otfice
work vn3r conducted at home. Reference. Enclose
SeI11aadressed stamped envelope. THE DOM
liz COMPANY, Dept. 5. Chicago.
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A misunderstanding.

Misunderstood symptoms of disease
lead doctors to treat something else when
the kidneys are out of order. Foley's
Kidney Cure will bring you health when
other medicines have failed. j. A..
Elmer.
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When Travelling East or South

When Travelling East or South
Remember that Wisconsin Central Ry.
trains leaving ST. Paul and Minneapolis
daily for Milwaukee, Chicago and Man
itowoc, connect with all eastern and
southern lines. Further information
from nearest ticket agent.
JAS. G. PoND, &. P. A.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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To Stop A Cold.

After exposure or when you feel a
cold coming on, take a dose OF Foley's
Honey and Tar. It never fails to stop q
cold if taken in time. Take nothing
else. j. A. Elmer.
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Woodmenf

All Woodmen are requested to be
present on Saturday evening. Feb. 10,
for unfinished business.
. ..ar VoporobIa Hon,,J
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Florida and the South via. the
Monon Route.

Tourist and H~omeseekers' rates to
nearly all points in the south. Six daily
trains from Chicago. Only one night
out to Florida. Send stamp for 10
Routes to the South. For rates, folders
ETC., address
FRANK j. REED. G. P. A.. Chicago.
L. E. SESSIONS.
Northwestern Pass. Agt..
Minneapolis, MINI.
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Frost Bites and chilblains

Quickly cured by Banner Salve, the
most healing remedy in the world. J.
A. Elmer.
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CAUSES PANIC IN A HOTEL
Objectionable Guest. Ordered to
Leave, Goes on Warpath--0 One
Man Seriously Wounded.

Fort Dodge. Ia, Jan. 31.-A sensa-
tional shooting ARRAY occurred here
last night III the Office of the Logan
house. j.. NJ. Young. who halls from
Minneapolis. did the shooting. and as
the result one man is seriously wound
ed and the Office of the Logan house is
perforated with bullets. Young has
been getting out a city directory and
has been boarding at the Logan house.
OF late he has been Objectionable and
was ordered to leave the hotel by
Landlord L. r. Chase.
just after supper the shooting be-
gan. Young first fred at a man who
was standing at the head of the stairs.
The man was Will Grcenlcaf, of Des
Moines, elocutionist with the Ma
tional Theater company. Greenleaf
was hit in the leg. the bullet striking
below the knee and glancing upwards.
1t has not yet been found and the
the wound is considered very danger
GUS. Young then returned to the Of
flee and fired point blank at a man sit
ting at the desk who looked like Mr..
Chase. He then began shooting pro.
m%iscuously about the room until his
revolver was cmptied. and then using
it as a club resisted arrest until he
was overpowered. The room was filed
at the time of the shooting, and It is
n miracle that no one was killed.
Young has been bound over to the
grand jury under $1,000 bond.
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ASSASSINATION Of
WILLIAM GOEBEL
Kentucky Democratic Candidate for
Governor Fatally Wounded
in Frankfort.
MURDERER CAN HARDLY ESCAPE
Building Is Surrounded by Armed
Guard and a Search Is Now
in Progress.--Political
Enemies Leading.

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. Ex-senator
Goebel was shot and fatally wounded
at IL O'Clock this morning. The shoot
ing was done by Il man at present UNI
known. Goebel was walking up the
sidewalk leading to the senate when a
man in the second story of a building
Immediately east of the capitol fred
upon him. Five shots were fred and
Goebel fell fatally wounded. He was
at once carried to the Capitol hotel.
The widest excitement instantly pre-
vailed. Within ten minutes after Goe-
bel had been shot the streets were
filled with men carrying rifles and re-
rolvers. A guard was instantly thrown
around the building from which the
shots were fired to prevent the escape
of the assassin, a force of men dashed
into the building and up to the room
from which the shots were fired, but
could find no one. The guard was re-
doubled and Adjntant General Collier,
an ardent political opponent OF Goebel,
took charge of it, leading in the work
of finding the man who fred the
shots.
The widest excitement prevails all
over town. "'rhey have assassinated
Goebel!!' was shouted into the door of
the house of representatives an in
slant after the shot rang out. The
members rushed pell nell over one an
other down the streets to the front of
the building. coatless, hatless. III five
minutes hundreds poured into the
state house yard and it looked as if a
riot would result. Cooler heads adj
viscd surrounding the building from
which the shots came and in less than
three minutes fifty special police sur
rounded it and a detail began a search
of the interior for the assassin.
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Grievc Mt Princes Death.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 31.-ln an clc-
CANT home AT 1431 East Lyon street
three women were thrown into un-
comfortable grief yesterday morning
by a telegram to the chief of police of
this city announcing the killing Of
Charles +. Prince, the notorious bur-
glar, in Quincy Saturday night. The
women were the wife, sister and
mother of the dead criminal. Prince
and his wife have lived in Des Moincs
n year and n half since their marriage.
and their home is one of considerable
luxury. He spent the most of his time
with his wife and mother and only
went out occasionally on criminal en-
terprise. His wife Inherited a fortune
Of 500. 00O. married a well known crook
named Roberts and secured a divorce
from him in order to marry Prince.
She was a graduate Of the MITCHELL
vile reform school. The family white
living here has been u harmonious one,
devoted to each.other and very agree
able with their neighbors. When
Princes aged mother heard the news
she exclaimed, '.The way of the trans
sressor is hard" Mrs. Prince has
gone to Quincy to take her husbands
body to Rock Island for burial.
~ nrg AEraLHEh MA#. EtSE| ENL#- L-NtEE-g
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MILLIONS IN DEBTS ARE GONE.
Gotham's Total Bankruptcy LiabiIi
ties Last Year Are SO1. OOO.OOC.

80
Gotham's Total Bankruptcy I,iabili
ties Last Year Arc SOL 100000.
Petitions in bankruptcy to the mum
Der of 1854 We're filed with the clerk
of the United States district court in
New York during 1899. The total liza
bilities, in round numbers, were SOL
100000, and the assets were estimated
at $9%,O00,O00. The latter figure is nom
inal, as a considerable portion of the
assets was old book accounts which
proved yalueless.
Discharges numbering 1906 were
granted this year, relieving the bank
rupts from debts a%ggregating S4o,O00,-
900. These debts are wiped out COM
pletely, and the happy %bankrupts
have no further fear OF the sheriff in
any part of the United States. This
is especially pleasing to actors and
theatrical managers, who have to
travel all over the country and had to
do a great deal of lodging under the
old state bankruptcy laws. Twenty
four actors and actresses and thirty
five managers have filed petitions
since the bankruptcy act was passed,
and the majority have received their
discharges.
Four petitions We're filed in which
the liabilities exceeded 81 1000, 900 each.
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PARLIAMENT IN SESSION..

Absence of Public Excitcmcnt..H No
Demonstration Against Ministry.
London, Jan. 31.--There was a con-
spicuons absence OF public excitement
i'll connection with the reassembling
of parliament today. a small knot Of
people witnessed the arrival and de-
parture of the yeomanry guard, the
crowd around the entrance to the pal
ace yard at no time exceeding 500,
and the few who were hoping for
some demonstration against the min
istry were disappointed.
The queens speech began as fol-
lows:
MY Lords and Gentlemen: The
peace which had recently been broken
i'll South Africa when | last addressed
you has, unhappily, not been restored,
but otherwise my relations with other
states are friendly. In resisting the
invasion of my South African colonies
by the South African Republic aud
Orange Free State my people have re-
sponded with devotion and energy to
the appeal which was made to them,
and the heroism of my soldiers in the
field and my sailors and marines land
ed to cooperate with them has not
fallen short of the MODEST traditions
Of our military history.
II am deeply grievcd that so many
valuable lives should have fallen a sac
rifce, but l have witnessed with pride
and the heartiest qualification the pa.
triotic cagerness and spontaneous 10y.
atty with which my subjects in all
parts of my dominions have come for.
ward to share in the common defense
of their imperial interests. am CON
fident shall not look to them in vain
when ] eNhort them to sustain and
renew their eNertions until they have
brought this struggle for the mainte.
rance of the empire and the assertion
of it's supremacy in South Africa tC
| victorious conclusion"
The speech then touches briefly on
the conclusion Of the Samoan conven.
ton between Great Britain, Germany
and the United States; the Australian
colonial federation scheme; the offers
of troops for service in Africa from
! Australia and India: the famine in
western and central India and the
prevalence of the plague which shows
no signs of diminishing. Proceeding
the speech says:
.Provision for military expenditure
must be largely increased on account
of the charge for military operations
in South Africa. The experience of a
great war must necessarily afford les
sons of the greatest Importance to the
military administration and the conn'
try. You will not. | am convinced
shrink from II outlay that may bt
required to place our defensive prepat
r%ations on a level with the responsi
mlities which possession of SO great
an empire has laid upon us. At d time
when several other nations are per
fecting their naval preparations at the
cost of increasing efforts and sacrifice
the solicitude with which you have
provided for the efficiency of our navy
and our coast defenses will assuredly
/ not be relaxed"
The rest of the speech deals will
minor domestic affairs.
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PuDDIHGs THAT ARE PUDolNGs.
Ensltsh .'Tlans" That Weighed
More Than 1000 Pounds.

Ensilsh ..T'lnms" That Weighed
More Than 1000 Pounds.
Philadelphia Record: The largest
plum pudding that has set seen the
light OF day was made at paignton,
in Devon, in 1858, to celebrate the op-
ening of the railway, and weighed a
ton and a half. According to the
Westminster Gazette the ingredients
OF this Gargantuan pudding included
S13 pounds OF -four, l91 pounds of
bread, 1882 pounds of r%aisins. 191
pounds of currants, $50 pounds Of
snet, 800 lemons, 144 nutmeps. a5
pounds OF sugar, 3G0 quarts of milk,
ana eggs in proportion. Ii was cooked
IN sections. which were afterward nut
together and conveyed to the green
by eight horses. Here lS, 900 people
made u rush for the confection and
fought for it until nothing was left.
Ihis was also the fate of a 9OO-pound
pudding which took fourteen DAYS to
boil, and was carried in a procession
as an advertisement for a tooth pow
der luack early in the eighteenth cen
fury to ST. Patrick's Fields.
In 1918 Paignton made a 900-pound
pudding. which was boiled for three
days and three nights in a brewers
copper. but only the outside portion
could be eaten, as the inside was not
boiled through. Last year, at a large
church bazaar at the same town, n
more modest pudding was built out of
sections, but as it only stood four feet
high, and its weight was but $50
pounds. it compared very ~unfavorably
with the giants previously mentioned,
or with the ton weight of pudding
cooked in a new oblong boiler, which
wa thus i~naugurated at a weaving
establishment Mt Aughton-on-Halton
a little more than a century ago. This
latter festival is repeated every TWEEN
ty-one years at Anghton, and on the
last occasion, in 1856, the pudding
weighed 1000 pounds.
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DAY IN THE SENATE.
mason Resents British Consul's
Criticism of His Jtocl Sncech.

~ ill&uSl SOVtSul 2
Criticism Of His Isoer Speech.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Pet.
tigrew, of South Dakota, presented a
resolution in the senate today asking
the president whether the people of
Somoa had been consulted in refer.
ence to the recent treaty regarding
the islands. 1t went over.
Senator Allison, of Iowa, presented
a resolution TO proceed to the election
OF secretary and sergeant at arms.
c. c. Bennett, of New York, for sec
rotary, and ID. NJ. Randall. of Indiana,
for sergeant-at-arms, caucus nom
inees, were chosen.
senator Mason, of Illinois. rising to
a question of personal privilege. had
read an interview with the British
consul at New Orleans, in which the
Illinois senator was criticised for IL
speech in sympathy with the Beers.
Mason severely criticised the British
government, not the people, saving
not one-tenth of the English
people favored the war in
South Africa; that @ per cent
of the people of this country
sSmpathized with the Beers. lie said
it was not the first time British diplo-
mats had interfered in American poll
tics. He desired to have attention
called to the matter before it could in
.iure the present administration, as it
did Cleveland.
Senator Lodge said the gallant fight
the Beers We're making stirred the
heart of every
Senator Pettigrew. speaking on a
resolution in relation to contraband of
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APPEALS TO FEDERAL COURT.
Interstate Commerce Commissio,
Goes Aftar Northert pa..iflc.

Interstate Commerce Commission
Goes AftLr Northerp Pacific.
st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 3l.-The inter.
state commerce commission, in an ac.
ton in equity brought in the United
States circuit court against the North.
ern Pacific Railroad company, shows IL
desire to make effective by appeal to
the federal courts those orders Of the
commission. which, during many Gears.
have been to u large extent disregard
ed by railway companies. The com.
missioners are said to have nov adopt.
ed n procedure that will re%volutionize
their relations with the principal COM
panies.
II the court grants the assistance
that the new procedure demands the
interstate commerce commission will
be hereafter a tribunal that can pun
1sh instead of a friend that can ad.
wise.
The bill is a petition that the court
compel the Northern Pacific company
to answer the commissions charge
that the company has continued to ig-
! an order issued by the commits
sion last November. relative to the adj
Justment of r~ates.on certain commodi-
ties from the Two titles, Anoka, Elk
RIVER and st. Cloud to Superior, West
Superior and eastern cities.
In June, 1890, the George Tilston
Milling company, of ST. Cloud, and the
city of st. Cloud filed separate COM
plants with the commission alleging
that the Northern Pacific company
was charging the milling company
ana various ST. Cloud concerns more
for transporting property for a short
er distance along the same line and in
the same direction. Such discrimina-
tion is a violation of the interstate
commerce act. 1t was charged that
the rate from ST. Cloud to Superior
and eastern points was higher than
from the Twin Cities. Anoka and Elk
River to Superior and the same cast
ern points. The matter was heard by
the commission in this city last Au-
gust. After consideration I'M order
was issued last November which it is
said the railway company has contin-
uously disregarded.
Pending the decision of the case The
court is petitioned to restrain the rail
way company from continuing to vic.
late the commissions order. The de.
PENDANT is to appear in court March 8,
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Waterloo, Ia, Jan. 31.--The coron-
er's inquest over the remains of Dave
Connell, who was found dead Saturday
at Nashua. developed to be of startling
nature and the evidence has been kept
secret. 1t is known, however, that the
jury decided death to have been the re-
suit of a blow from a sharp instru-
,ment. Cornell was Il section foreman
for the Illinois Central and it was sup
posed when the body was found SAT-
urday that he had been struck by a
train. He was of n saving disposition,
and always carried considerable.
money but his pockets We're empty
when found.
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Pensions Granted.

Washington, Jan. Extensions have
been granted as follows:
IoWa-Edward G.. Rnrkley. r,ador D.,
ids; James Brown. Council Bluffs: Chas,
n. Emilton. .Woodbine; Curtis b. Bllven,
Sioux CitN:James II. Mckibben. Biddick
John Wilkinson, Pollen; Isaac Duke
~Shambaugh; Charles Marquand, Daven,
port; Alexander F. Fuller, Creston: Thos
q B%ascombe. Charles City: Mary Chase,
Nebraska-John II. Engiehorn. Minden
William .Bohlken. Tnlmage; John West
Grand Island; Daniel Dry. Chester. vii,
Nelson; Thomas G. Laird. Lawrence
elizabeth {. Emigh, N1~ddleburgh.
South Dakota-James e. Nourse, Can
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LACKS CONFIRMATION.
Nothing Further in Regard to H

morcl Relief of Mafcking.
London. Jan. 3l.-Nothing has beer
received confirming the reports tina
Mafeking has been relieved. There i.
every reason to believe that Colcne
Plumer. who is a fine commander o1
irregulars, as the Matabele wal
proved, will make. if he has not al
ready done so, a determined attempt
to relieve Mafeking. Should Colone'
Plumer and Colonel Baden-Powcll be
free, they may raid the north Trans.
vaal and it is possible they may eve
threaten Pretoria.
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Artificial Sight.

An inventor has perfected an cleo.
trical appliance, which he claims will
enable the blind to see. This will
bring much happiness to those who
have defective eyesight. Another
great discovery which will bring hap
piness to those whose stomachs have
become deranged is Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. 1t is a certain cure for
Indigestion, dyspepsia, malaria, fever
and ague.