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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-02

4f54es& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gSEE-.1AFSlI7T
Thos. Cocllrane was doWnfr from
Finley 1ast Friday evening
supper from S 10 9 clock
sTuesday evening at#the hail.
w. 10. Elliott was t~ransact!ng
business at Aneta last Thursday
and friday.
I. W. STANDBY has a carload Of
fresh milch cows. See him if
you want good stock.
c. S. 5hippy and p. Q. Keene
were transacting business at
Finley last Saturday.
Misses Anderson and Sheir Of
Finley were guests Of friends in
town one day last week.
S. ], Danskin ana J. A. Pepper
wcre transaeting business in the
Twin cities Sunday and Monday.
T'heo. Curry visited relatives
and friends in town over Sunday
returning to Sherbrooke by stage
Monday.
The, Biggest and Best'line Of
fine driving harnesses ever
manufactured in Hope at the
Cash Harness Shop. Il. K.
Bryan & Co,
Yonagberg G Dahl, t'1eta;Iors.
have dissolved partnership, MI
Youngberg having bought ou'
Mr.. Dahl's interests. Mir. Dab
left last night for St. Paul.
, We handle a full Inc Of North
!, rnp, King & Cos. garden seeds
liz packages for rs cents. They
are the best and cheapest.
i Kraahel, johnson G Co
w. b. Taplin has-moyed dowr
to ]. A. Whites farm, where 81
will keep busy this season. II
says it is just like living in tow
9 after Staying at Golden Lake s.
long,
7 ]. J. Wamberg, Jas. Loney AM
i FL. H. Fulmer went as delegates
! from Hope camp to the Count
NJ. w. "A. Convention, which wa
held atSharon yesterday. MI
Wamberg vas chosen as repre-
sentative to the state convention
: THE boys say they were royal.
!. entertained at the hands OF tn
Sharon camp.
Mrs. Baldwin, who has bee
! teaching classes in Elocution i
our city is arranging TO give
I Pupils Recital i'll the near future
4 The program will consist {
$ music and Rotations interspers
e ed with Gibson pictures pose
i by some Of II most popula
n Young ladies' and gentlemen
g The date and further particular
will be announced later.
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Grand Millinery Opening,

From April 9th to the 9Th the
finest display Of pattern hats ever
shown in the city. These hats
have been selected with ereat
care and are all the latest fads in
millinery. All are invited to call
and see the beautiful line.
MRS. ALICE CARLEY.
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For fresh mich cows see I. w.

Fer fresh mich cows see I. w.
Standley.
Spelfz and barley for sale.-E.
q. Wallace.
Tor i farm or ranch, call on.
Il. d. Woodworth.
A. Wright of Petersburg was
q visitor in town last Friday.
Mr., and Mrs. Berry were
Aneta visitors Monday and
Tuesday.
I. A. Johnson is looking after
business interests at Hillsboro
this week.
Supper at the hall Tuesday
evening April 9TH. Easter
souvenirs for all,
Mrs. -. J.. Pepper and child
rea of Finley were the guests Of
Mrs. D. N. Nelson the latter part
Of last week.
Misses Myrtle Milllgan and
Mollie McMann were visiting
home folks ver.Sunday. They
returned to Fargo Monday eve
ming,
You can buy field corn, Iro-
mus, Timothy, Millet, and all
sorts Of field and garden seeds
and get them at the right prices
atkraabel, Johnson & Co.
The Grows Dramatic Co. cos
cd Il weeks stand at the opera
house last Saturday night and
played to a good business all
week.
Thos. J.. Baldwin returned
! Tuesdayfrom an extended visit
OF four months with relatives
and friends in the east. He also
visited with his daughter in S. D.
Mrs. Pendergrast returned
Wednesday from southern Min
nesota accompanied by her boys,
who have been visiting friends
there for some time. Mrs. Pen.
dergrast goes to Petersburg,
shortly to begin a term Of school.
! We are informed that Mrs.
Marley Of Colgate and Mr.. Thos.
Dodd were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony Yesterday
afternoon at the home of G.. w.
Foster near Colgate. Rev. Vance
officiating. Tie happy couple
/ took last nights train for a short
wedding trip. The Pioneer
joins with friends in extending
!, congratulations.
Hiss Hawkins, of the Crows
Dramatic Co. was united in
! marriage to Mr.. Albert Tracey,
4 a~traYeling man, on Friday, Mcll.
9Th at Sherbrooke. The CON
tracing parties thought they
would fool the balance Of the
com 1ay ay Keeping it Secret
Until evening. Shortly after
ne0athey procured a team and
I drove to Sherbrooke, returning
about FIVE o'clock, but the com.
panY was o1, and in the mean
time organlzed d brass band
and net the happy pair on their
g arrival III town and escorted
= them upsthe street to the tune
s Of shot time" and it certainly
was q hot time for the newly
n we'd couple for about two hours.
y Tac company b%anqucted at the
Palace restaurant after the eye.
ming performance.
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Easter ~RsiEIInefy.

My Easter Millinery opening
will commence Wednesday April
Sth and continue to Easter eve
ming April 18th. All are cofdi-
ally invited to attend.
Mrs. O. L. BOWEN,.
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MElGi Cows

will have a car load Of good
mich cows for sale at Hope,
Saturday, April 4th. Reasonabl1
prices, reasonable terms and
good stock
l. W. SrANDlEy.
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Macaroni wheat for sale-In-
quire Of L. N. Wood.
O. G. Major was an Aneta
visitor lastSaturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a. Warner
we're Sharon visitors between
trains Monday.
Theo. Thompson and Bent
Long were down from Finley
Friday evening.
T. A. Tillotson returned FRI
dry from Iowa points, where he
had been for several days.
Miss joyce Of St. Paul has
been engaged as trimmer at Mrs
Bowen's Millinery parlors for
the season.
Leo and Fred Lang were down
from Aneta 70 hear the Grows
play Don Caesar De Bazan last
Friday evening
Miss Heitie Amsdell returned
from May1iiille las TbufsdaFan
pendiag the yacationWith her
aailt Mrs. g. S. Shippy.
Don't sforgstthe Easter Supper
at the opera house, Tuesday eve
Mig, April 9TH, under the aus
q ces Ct the M. 3. church.
The little town of Ayr is iii the
throes of SANDER scandal which
threatens to disturb The peace
and qn,et of several homes.
Thomas Dorrance has moved
part Of his household goods and
expects to soon arrive with his
family in Ayr.-Page Record.
Harry Rice was an arrival
lrom California on TUESDAYS
train. lie has accepted a posi-
ton with Carpenter & Warner
for the sumner,
". Il. Withstand leaves tonight
for Fargo where he expects to
90 into business, having about
closed a deal for all interest IN
an old established business
Page Record.
Light new crcameres are be
ing started in the state with pros
poets Of several more. They are
:. good things, and If proper inter-
est is taken in them will prove a
: success in any part of the state.
: The present mail service,
: though good, might be improved
in some respects. Mail for other
points is left here and our mail i
Frequently carried by and we dc
not getit until night OF the next
morning. This must be the re
!. suit of carelessness on the par
!. of some one and should be inyes
!: tigated and stopped.
s The subject Of the sermon II
; the Cong'1 church next Sunda,
morning will be Cleansing tn,
Temple. The evening dis
course will be on aConversion
What is it and How obtained?'
There will be special services il
the Congl church on Thursda.
and Friday, April 9th and 10th
at 3o'c1ock in the afternoon. Al
are invited to attend these Hol'
Week services.
Some Of the magazines hay'
disappeared from the Hope Com
mercial Club Rooms. This i
not as it should be, and is agalns
the rules of the club ae well. /
any one member takes the maya
zines out the rest Of the mem
bers have 70 chance to read tier
and so their value tosthe Club j
lost. HIS to be hoped that thos
taken will be returned, and tina
in the future they will be readi
the proper place-the readin'
room Of the club,
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Nos. 81 and 90 are daily Except Sunday pas
senger trains.
No. 2aa and 27O are freight trains. arriving
at Eone going north at 10:46 p, m, going
south at $40 p. IN. on Monday. "Wednesday and
/, Friday, and carry passengers only on permit.
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GEO. a. FEAD,
DENTIST.

EorE N.
I'M uFFlsE FIRST RErsosAL aaRg 5l3sK.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-02

We handle a full Inc of North
rnp, King & Cos. garden seeds.
2 packages for rs cents. They
are the best and cheapest.
Kraabe1. johnson & Co.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-02

Don't fforgstthc Easter Supper.
al. tie opera house, Tuesday eve
Ming, April 9TH, under the aus
o ees Ct the M. b. church.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-02

light new crcamer e are be-
lag started in the state with pros
poets of several more. They are
good things, and # proper inter-
est is taken in them will prove a
success in any part of the state.
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Miss Hettie Amsdell returned
from Mayvillel ast Thursday and
responding The yacationsWithhe her
aailt Mrs. g. S ShippY.
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W. p. Taplin has-moyed down
to ]. A. Whites farm, where he
will keep busy this season. lie
says it is just like living in town
after Staying at Golden Lake 50
long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
J. THOS. HEFLIN.
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT
lNo. 435.)

No 4a5) AN ACT dd. s43.
 An Act to amend subdivision thirty-eight (3s) of Section (H2c) of the Code as amended by an act approved 4th day of Mach. 1903, and to repeal subdi-
 vision 34 of said section.
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama, That subdivision 3S
 of Section 4l22 of the Code. as amended by an act approved on the 9th day of March, l9oS be amended to read as follows; For each toll bridge, or bridges, or ferries.
 where thoroughfare tolls are changed for animals or vehicles crossing the same when not within two miles of the corpor- ate limits of a town or city of two thous- and inhabitants, where the income is more than three hundred and less than six hundred dollars per annum, five dol lars; for the same where income Is over six hundred dollars per annum, ten dol liars; for same, in or within two miles
 of the corporate limits of any town or city of two thousand inhabitants and less
 than five thousand, fifty dollars; for same
 fin ar within two miles of the corporate limits of town or city of five thousand inhabitants or more, seventy-flve dollars; provided, that when the gross income of
 any ferry within two miles of the cor
 porate limits of a town of over two thous-
 and inhabitants does not exceed twelve hundred dollars G1, ,200) in any one year. then in that case the license for such
 ferry shall be twenty-five dollars (S25.01), Re it further enacted, That subdivision S4 of Section 4122 of the Code as amended by
 an act of the Legislature of Alabama.
 anproved March 9th, 1908. be and the same
 Is hereby repealed.
 Approved Oct. 1, 1905.
 official:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-14
J. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.


 No. 409) AN ACT (s. 34S To provide for an Election Levy and
 Collect a Special Tax for the Support
 of Public Schools in the various coun- ties of the State of Alabama. Be it
 enacted by the Legislature of Alabama.
 Section 1. That upon petition signed by two hundred or more qualified electors of the county who are also freeholders, to the court of County Commis sioners; or court of like Jurisdiction in any county within the State of Alabama, the said court shall order an election to determine whether or not special tax shall be levied for the support of the public schools within the said county as is hereinafter provided; but only one such election shall be held in any two years. There shall be made publication of the same in some newspaper within the county, which pub lication shall show the rate of such pro-
 posed tax, the time it is proposed to be continued, and the purpose for which the levy Is proposed to be made
 Sec 2 The inspectors and officers of the elections Ehall be appointed and such elections shall be held, and the results of said elections shall be declared in the
 same manner and by the same officers as is the result of the regular elections
 for county officers under the general laws of the State.
 Sec 5. The Court of County Commits sioners or court of like Jurisdiction shall provide a sufficient number of ballots for each voting precinct within said county.
 anu at the top or each ballot shall be
 printed the rate of such proposed tax, the time 1t is to be continued, and that the
 purpose is for the support of the public schools, aud directly underneath in nIain type shall be printed on different lines the words For proposed taxation. !"
 Against proposed taxation" and a place
 must be left directly to the left of ea oh | line thereof. and the voter favoring +he | proposed taxation will make a cross mark directly to the left of the line "For ! Proposed Taxation" and the voter not | favoring proposed taxation, will make il cross mari. directly to the left of the | line Against Proposed Taxation" and If | it appears as the result of said election l that three-fifths of those voting at sad ] election have voted for the proposed tax ation, the Court of County Commissioners | or court of like Jurisdiction shall levy | said special tax and cause the tax asses sor to assess the same on the taxable | property in said county. which shall not exceed ten cents on each one hundred | dollars of taxable property in such coun- | ty; but the rate of such special tax shall l not increase the rate of taxation. State l and county combined, in any one year to more than one dollar and twenty-five cents on each one hundred dollars Of tax | able property in said county. but all spe- cial county taxes for public buildings, roads. bridges and the payment of debts | existing at the ratification of the Consu- ! tuition of 1875 shall not be Included in the l aforesaid one dollar and twenty-five cents ! on the one hundred dollars of taxable ! property.
 See. s Whenever such a levy as is provided for in this Act is made it shall be the duty of the tax collector within
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J. THos. HEFL1N,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT
No. SS1.)

No SS1 AN ACT (H. 715. To amend subdivision Seventeen of Sec ton APP of the Code as amended by act of the General Assembly. approved March 5th, 1901. as amended by act of the Legislature of Alabama. ap- proved March 4th, 1903.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Legis- nature of Alabama, That subdivision sev-
 enteen of Section 4l22 of the Code as amended by act of the General Assembly. approved March 5th. 1901, as amended by act of the Legislature of Alabama. ap-
 proved March 4th. 1903. be amended so as
 to read as follows: Cold Storage-17. Any person, firm or corporation doing cold storage business. ten dollars.
 Sec. 2 Be 1t further enacted. That all
 flaws and parts of laws in conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
 Approved Oct. l, 1903. Official: J. THOS. HEFLIN. Secretary of State.
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 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.

No. I7O AN ACT. (S. 1ts To amend Section 4is7 of the Code of Ala.
 bama of 1sss.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legls- lature of Alabama. That Section H37 ot the Code of Alabama of 1896 be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows; hal Damages for destruction injury or removal of trees. Any person who outs down. deadens, gIrdles. boxes or destroys, or takes away. if already cut down or fallen, any cypress. pecan, oak. pine, cedar, poplar. walnut. hickory or wild cherry tree. or sapling of that kind. on land not hls own. willfully and know' ingIy without the consent of tho own. CT of the land, must pay to the owner ten dollars for every such tree or sapline: and for every other tree or saping not heveinbefore described. so cut down. deadeued, girilled. boxed. destroyed or ta- ken away by any person he must pay to such owner the sutR of five dollars. Approved Oct. 6. 19O3. .3 ofiiciai.
 ]. THos. HEELIN,
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AN ACT.

No 5s2, AN ACT. GIT. Ses To authorize the employment of | stenoE- rapher in the office Of the Attorney General. Be it enacted by the Legislature of Ala bama: Section 1. That the Attorney General is Authorized to employ stenographer at salary of fifty dollars per month. which
 shall be paid at the same time and in the
 same manner as the salaries of the other clerks in the Executive Department.
 Approved Oct. 6, 1906. Official, J. THOS. HEFLIN. Secretary Of State.
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 Secretary of State.

No. 553. AN ACT uI. S57 To prevent any county or municipal ofii-
 cer from using or directing or order
 ing the use of any money which has
 been, or which may be, collected or re-
 ceived for any purpose other than that
 for which 1t was collected or received
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by theeLegis- lature of Alabama, That 1t shall be un- lawful for any county or municipal oili- cer to use or direct or order or vote for the use of any money that has been or may hereafter be- collected for any spe- cal purpose in any way. other than for the purpose or purposes for which the same was collected. or to use or direct or order or vote for tho use of the proceeds of any bonds sold for any purpose or pur-. poses other than that for which said bonds were so sold.
 Sec. 2. Be 1t further enacted, That any person violating the provisions of Section 1 shall be guilty of a misdemeapor and, upon conviction shall be fined not less than double the amount of the money used. and may be imprisoned in the county jail for six months.
 Approved Oct. G 1905.
 Official
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 Secretary Of State.
AN ACT
NO. 4A3l

3N-o Aosl AN ACT (S. $50 To provide for the change of name and
 otherwise amending the charters of
 educational institutions of collegiate
 rank, which have been established by
 an act of the General Assembly of
 Alabama.
 Section l. Be it enacted by the Iegis- iature of Alabama, That any educational Institution, heretofore established or cha rtered, by an act of the General As eennbly of Alabama. with the power to grant diplomas and confer degrees, earn End and honorary. may change its name. or otherwise amend it's charter by com .nlying with these requirements. the Trustees of such an educational institu- tion may by resolution. spread upon it's minutes. adopt such amendments as they may desire, and which may be such as b usual and proper for an educational
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 Secretary of State.

No 42li AN ACT GIT. l. To amend Section 4455 of the Criminal Code of 1896. Be h enacted by the Legislature of Alabama
 Section i. That section 4iJ5 of the Criminal Code Of 1896 be amended so as to read as followe: Section 4455. All guards actually engaged in the uslness of guarding convicts and other persons having immediate control of Convicts an not otherwise engaged shall be exempt from working on public roads. Approved Oct. l. 1901.
 Official
 J. THOS. HEFLIN,
 Gacretarv of State
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]. THos. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.
AN ACT

No. 5SS.) AN ACT Qi. 262 To amend Section e22 of the Code.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legs lature of Alabama. That Section 622 of the Code be and Is hereby amended so as to read as follows: Sec 622 Vacancy or ex- piration of ofice: When bill established in Supreme Court.-Tf the judge dies, re- signs. or Is impeached. or if his term of office expires. or if from other good cause he does not sign a bill of exception duly presented to him within the proper time. the bill of exception may be established in the Supreme Court as provided in the preceding section. but the application to the Supreme Court to establish the same must be filed in the Supreme Court on or before the next call of the division of said court, of the causes of the county in which the case was tried. after the death, resignation. impeachment or the expira- ton of the term of office of such judge and in no case can such application be filed after one year from the rendition of the judgment or decree.
 Approved Oct. 6, 1905.
 Official:
 TTIna TlEEsT
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 Secretary of State.

No. 42g AN ACT (I. 293 To amend Section 2sl4 of the Code of 1896. Section 1, Be it enacted by the Iegis- lature of Alabama, that section 2sl4 of the Code of Alabama be amended so as to read as follows: 2sl4 C2G3D (22i3) 291D (2493). Commencement Of suit. The filing of the complaint. bill of complaint. or other statement of plaintiff's cause of ae- tion, in the office of the clerk of the cir cult court. register in chancery or other ministerial officer of courts of like juris- dietion. shall constitute tho commence mcnt of suits.
 Approved Oct, l, 1903.
 official.
 J. TIIos. HEFLIN,
 Secretary of State.
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 Secretary of State.
AN ACT.

No 396.) AN ACT. IS. 369. To provide for the payment of the ex-
 penses of the Supernumerary Judge.
 Section l. Be 1t enacted by the EeSis- lature of Alabama, that from and after the approval of this Act the Supernumer-
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 Secretary of State.

NO. 400) AN ACT (S 154 To amend Section 3S47 of the Code of
 Alabama.
 Be it enacted by the Legislature of Alabama as follows: That Section 3S47 of the Code of Alabama be amended so as to read as follows 3S47 assistant mar chal and librarian. The compensation of such assistant is $1,0O0 per annum paya- ble monthly. in equal installments, on the certificate of the marshal and libra rian to the auditor.
 Approved Oct l, 1903.
 Official
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 Secretary of State.

No. 5lS) AN ACT CH. 7l2. To detach the counties of Walker and
 Winston from the Northwestern Cham
 cery Division of Alabama.
 Section 1. Be 1t enacted by the Legls- lature of Alabama; That the counties of Walker and Winston be and the same are hereby detached from the Northwest ern Chancery Division of Alabama.
 Sec. ?. Thst all laws in conflict with the provisions of this act be and the same are hereby repealed
 Approved October G. 1903.
 Official. J. THos. HEFI.IN, Secretary of State.
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 Secretary of State.

No 543) AN ACT. (H. 2-9 To amend Section 5622 of the Code of Ala bama.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- la ture of Alabama, That Section 5623 of the Code of Alabama be, and the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol- lows: Injury to telegraph or telephone line or any post thereof. Any person who willfully, intentionally or knowingly cuts. pulls or pushes down. destroys. ar injures Fany telegraph or telephone line. wire. post, stay. prop or any part thereof. or who shall willfully, intentionally, or knowingly, place and leave any wire, rope. pole, rail, plank. tree. bush. limb or other thing on. across or against the wire of such telegraph or telephone line, must on conviction. be fined not less than twenty five nor more than five hundred dollars, and may also be imprisoned in the Coun- ty Jail or sentenced to hard labor for the County .or not more than six months. Approved Oct. 6. 100o.
 official.
 J. THOs. HEFLIN.
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 Secretary of State.

No. 53g) AN ACT H. 2ss To amend Section 621 of the Code.
 Section 1. Be it enacted by the Legis- lature of Alabama. that Section 62l of the Code be and the same is hereby amended so as to read as follows:
 Section 621 (2762), (3111). (275S), l25S6l. Refusal to sign bill: Establishment of In Supreme Court. If the judge fail or refuse to sign bill of exceptions the point or decision and the facts being truly stated. he is guilty of a high mis- demeanor in office; and the Supreme Court must receive such evidence of the facts as may be deemed by 1t satisfac- tory. and proceed to hear the cause as if the bill had been signed by the judge. but application must be filed in the Su- preme Court to establish such bill of ex- ception within thirty days from the re- fusal or failure of such judge to sign said bill.
 Approved Oct 6. 1906.
 Official
 J. THos HEFLIN. Secretary of State.