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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29

But they were too weak to stand,
All OF them were wounded, h~alf-starved
and feVer-strickeL.. So the govern.
men troops propped them up in chairs
and shot them as they lolled there.
Only the white man was spared, in
order that his case might be inquired
into.
When he protested to Gen. Manigat
against the cruelty of shooting help.
less captives that triumphant warrior
merely blew a cloud of cigarette smoke
n remarked calmly: "C'est Ia
guerre."
"Lcte on New Years eve,' said the
American, they tried me by court.
martial. When I woke up on New
Years morning | was in the calaboose
sentenced to be shot at shutdown. 1,
wasn't very pleasant waiting. I was
quite glad when a gold-laced officer
entered the cell toward evening, with
a paper informing me that his exec!
lency, the citizen president had beer
pleased to pardon me, in consideration
OF the request OF the American minis
ter and of the fact that it was New
Years day.
Il believe they had never intended
to shoot me, but only to brighten me
for they hardly dared to touch a white
man whose country owned a navy thai
might lombard their ports. Anyhow
got out of Jail in time to eat m;
dinner with some American and Enc
fish friends on a coffee plantation e
Miragoane."
An American globe trotter tells how
he once spent a New Years day hum,
ing a crocodile in Jamaica, West In
dies.
After a long hunt the crocodile wa
found buried beneath the mud in +
shallow bend of a river on the planta
ton. The hunters only carried small
shotguns, which were useless agains,
the beasts tough hide, covered as il
was several inches deep in mud.
But the planter was a man Of re
source. He sent hurriedly for negroes
and set them to work to construct tvs
strong walls Of bamboo poles acroa.
the bed of the stream, thus inclosins
the crocodile in a prison from whic'
he could find no escape.
After the walls were built ever;
body hid quietly in the tall grass o:
the banks and waited. Hour afte,
hour they laid there. Their luncheo:
consisted Of sandwiches and a flask o
rum punch.
1t was not until the end of the aft
ernoon that the crocodile, finding II
could not break through the bamboo
barriers. crept out of the water. Be
fore it could drag the whole of its
huge carcass out of the mud it was
lassoed and hauled toward the bank by
twenty willing hands.
Too surprised to offer resistance, the
beast at first suffered itself to be al
most dragged on the bank; but II
caught on the edge with it's forepaw.
and made a desperate struggle. TWEEN
,ty yelling negroes hung on to the 9th
err end Of the rope. but could not dr"2
that crocodile up; they could ONLY
prevent it from Hopping back into the
water again. IIonors were even in
that terrific tug-of-war.
At last a yoke of eight oxen had tc
be brought. They soon dragged the
beast to the bank, where it was tic.
around a tree and dispatched WITH
x e
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29
Proved Himself.

That Hustly seems, ike a plucky
chap"
Guess he is all right. He has
plucked everybody in this neighbor-
hood."--Detroit Free Press.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29

The average oma derives a lot of
enjoyment from telling other women
her troubles. q
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29

A woma would rather spend two
dollars for dry goods than one for
groceries.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1904-12-29

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or PrOtruding PLEA. Your
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Mrs. Window Soothing Syrup.
For children teethiug, sOftcns the gurus, reduces IN.
Examination, sllays pain. cures wind collie. Csc q bottle.
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It takes a political orator to say
things that sound well and mea moth
ing.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO ExTRACTING;
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teeth. Shrunken faces made normal Painless
6lling. Dr. J. I. WILSON. 1908 Ct aw.
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1928 Mass av 12r, 2b 90 81 ne, 7r, is 50
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20l5 Hiyer pl l0r, b45 90 The Marion. 5r b. 20 90
124S 18th NV, Or, b. 45 90 The Stoddert Or. 80 00
1919 NV. Tor. B.. 40 50 1896 Chaplin NV Or b34 90
1918 18th NV, Or bs5.a0 1865 Chaplin NV .5r bs2 90
I108 NV, 7r b. 35 30 1854 Morton ne Ar b1 Z so
Quincy NV. Or. b.: IS 065s Morton ne, Ar. b. 80
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mr. 2lst. 12r. % :. .!Z5 10th mr. NV, 12r 3b. 175
Ore az mr. 18TH Ir i0S Nd mr. I'd ne 10r, b.. 100
nr nth, l2r. o. M6.od mr. 10th NV. Or. b.. 80
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Room u. 90 % and ID ioorss iSo. %
Room is ). a. az oo d ia23 IN
Sc cor i2th&Fnw $50 i2os i NV. room s. d. %
All NY; ir.. SEQ 1899 NV room 4y6o e. g
R1459 Bacon, stas12. 80 1918 I4th stalls rs OC
R1407 Mass az. 3ss ~ 90 18th nrKenesw.1 stl12 50
1922 r. stalls 20 90 10th nrKen's W ,2stsis 0e
1912 14th,3 stalls. IS 30 1914 10TH stalls. 80 O(
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UNFURNISHED
1904 G st floors Northumberland. 1900
1913 s ST., 0 rooms and bath, furnace heat 10 90
1911 st.. 3 rooms and BATH furnace heat. 1000
1901 Spring st., Or and b.. furnace heat. 1880
1905 Spring At. 6r and b.. furnace heat. $50
228 Fla. ave NV, 6 rooms and bath. .... rs 90
6l5 Sd, rooms and bath. ..........., % 50
1928 Nd me-, oms.............. II 80
FURNISHED.
1900 18th st., Is and bath. per an. 500 90
l122 18TH st.. 14r. 2b., hot-water heat. 200 90
1905 Yale st., 12r. and b., per month. -. 125 90
l604 10Th ct. 11r. and b., per month. 1000
1717 De Sales st.. Tor. and b., per month. 10000
129 Md. ave. n.e, 10 rooms and baths
months, $50 per month.
1 year. $57 per month.
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1890 10Th. l2r 2b 5000. Dol 1905 Q, 1Or 40 SO
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l742 Ore Tor, co. 608 14th large Office % 90
1928 NJ Tor, b. 100. 00l 1929 Cap Or, $50
1892 Q. Or, b. DOL 1922 Cap Or. 500
Adjoining Soldiers Home, 1876 Cal, Or, b.. l6. 30
large house, stable andt 912 f, 2r.......... 90
0utbdgs 40 acres beau Webster building. offices.
tifully situated. APARTMENTS.
UNFINISHED. Roanoke, Or, b.. .45 90
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1909 Yale, 11r. b. - 10Th e. ne, nice Ar &
ITO 10Th, Tor. b. .45.70 fats, ami. AGO
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FOR RENT-25 o ST. Ne; ROOMS AND
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421 Sd st. ne: 9 rooms and bath; first class
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NE cor 18th & Clifton,
16r, 4b, fur. $500. W
1909 INV. IL. 2b. furl25. 0C
1912 10Th NV, Tor. b.
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1922 n III av,14r, b. S5 o.
PHO o NV. lar. 2b. So 3:
1924 \ Hay NV. 14r.b OF
1895 Cincinnati NV,
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1878 22d NV. Tor. h. 20. on
1863 z NV, 12r & b. 65. 90
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| 1lr, b. so 90
| 40 c NV. 1lr. b.. 80. O
i443 Q NV. Or, b.. so. 90
1911 Corcor'n. liz. h. AZ 80
1143 9Th NV. Or & BIS so
1866 Chaplin NV. fats.
/ Or and b. "a W
Office is. 1907 + NV.
Barber shop. Hotel
johnson. 2 chairs. 40. 90
Store. 1909 q NV. 60. 90
RID, Inc, 1907 f st. NV.
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314 e me-, 10r. and bath. stable. .&31 so
121 Seaton me-, Or. frame. 1b-00
2413 Frankfort ST., Langdon. ..-......... 1900
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FOR RENT-BY B. r. SAUL CO.. ITH NV.
1907 LIST NV, LIT p. 65 00 1908 Fla me- 25 50
1901 9th NV, Sr, b. 40 90 rs me- Or. 80
1b41 Sth NV b. b. 81 so 170l 9th NV. 7r b. q. 50
1747 NV ar b. 80 so 1907 7th store 5r1S. 60
1897 Brightwood NV. Back st, Or, W.. $500
7r b........... $3.50 1885 9Th NV, 6r W.. II 80
i?i5 i'uiieaelpha BrnnS. 1898 ne. 6r. b. 16 so
land, Or b. 80. 80 1905 33d NV. 5r W. 13. 80
Gil NV. 12r. b. 80 90 13 nth NV Stats 2stores
21O NV Sr b. 81 30 Rear 7th q NV, II. 300
1913 81 NV, 7r. b. ..27 so ASP ID NV. office $7&$6
1910 9Th NV 6r&b 81 80 Rear sos 18th NV q. VT. 80
See nut list of fats under Apartments for Rent.
Office rooms at 512 + st NV. tsteam heat). de17-H
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.

CHAPLIN APARTMENT 1415 CHAPIN ST. CALI,
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202S q. I2r, stable 50 o0 1920 Benning. Or 10 %
214i Pa ~, Tor, b. .46.67l STORES.
20l6 q. l1r, ~ 30 1917 Pa nv. lr, GEL 80. -
40 18TH 12r, b.. AZ Sol 2ii0 L. Ir GEL Is 90
I70E NY av. b. lst406o 2l41 II, 1r, crl. IL 90
2l48 +. Tor. b. ami. 81 90 FLATS.
25l1 Pa av Or b. lat .35. GO THE CARLISLE. 1918 n,
1927 r. 7f, b, ami. .35. sol non housekeeping.
1908 o. Tor, b. ami IS 50 3022ia u. Or heat % 50
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2183 r. Tor, b. iat. 80. 90 Flat b. list IA b - 70
3223 N, 7r. b. lat. "a. 20 Flat g. ID a. 27 50
14l2-14 both, 7r, b. 255 Flat ID, ID n, Il. b. ~ 80
638 Fla Az, ST. b.. .z550 OFFICE ROOMS.
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1908 10TH ar, 1890 T16 l9thr 3 sc W. 10 90
324o Prospect av e, w15J0j
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10TH AND / SITS
Under Management. Many Improvements
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Rooms single or suite. A few suites for rent
OF two. three o. four rooms, with bath. American
plan. Further particulars. with booklet and dia.
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NV. 2o2s l. 2er. 2b ooINw. 247 Pomeroy, er12 90
Gin VI sb DR. sr III ii g 80
NV. 400 o!haiI 2D,... 500 Sc 1lo4 MAJ Or go
FLATS-NORTHWEST.
627 NV, apsrtmeI IN, Or and b. 500 so to $27 so
OFFICES-NORTHWEST.
GuntOn building Offices. e27 NV. rs 90
Central building. offices. Gil 7th. g.. rs 90
Gil 7th, room g.. 100 46S La av. Offices.
Call at office for information regarding alley
properties. stables. etc. I have for rent.
For further Information apply at ofke.
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HOTEL RICHMOND, nth AND H SITS:
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REMODELED AND NEWLY EQUIPPED
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Located at Connecticut Rhode Island ave-.
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MOST APPROVED FIREPROoF CONSTRUCTION
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Fronts three streets. Rooms are light. well
Ceilings III II. high. Apartments containing ron
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apartments when desired. Complete January Ios
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NEW MODERN HOTEL APA9ThEST&
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WEAVER BROS. Agents.
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1923 ! NV, 7r, b. 5000
The Regina, Or. b. ..42. %
The Marion, 5r. b. 1000
The Stoddert, Or, b. .35. 90
1896 Chaplin NV, Or, b34 90
1865 Chaplin NV .5r, b32 .O0
1854 Morton ne, ar, b17. sc
I65S Morton ne, Ar. b. 1880
PA Quincy ne, Ar. b. 49,
2lS4 Quincy ne. Ar. biz. 90
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-12-21
Of Women Have Kidney
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Three Vessels Wrecked,
Sixteen Damaged.
LIVES PROBABLY LOST
It is Feared That the Crew of the
Schooner Leaning Numbering
HaIfa Score Have Been Lost.
Several Vessels Dragged
Anchors.
Anchors.
6Ry the Associated Press.)

Woods Hole, Mass, Dec. 19.-Yes-
terday's gale off the southeastern New
England coast. left IN its wake. ac-
cording to reports received here UP
20 a late hour tonight, three vessels
totally wrecked, sixteen damaged and
five with lost anchors. No known IA
tality has been reported, but il is
feared that the entire crew of the
New Jersey schooner Richard $.
Leaning, wrecked on Long Shoal,
Nantucket Sound, has been lost. The
crew probably numbered ten men.
Tonight for the first time since the
storm broke Geographic communities
ton between this port and Boston
was established. East and south OF
here the wires We're still down to-
night,
The list CT known shipping disasters
is as follows:
Totally wrecked: schooners Rich
ard S. Leaning, of Dennisvilie, N. j..
on Long Shoal, Nantucket Sound;
George B. Ferguson, of Belfast, Me,
on Nantucket Island; barge Albertus,
of New York, on Fishers Island.
Ashore at Vineyard Haven:
Schooners Loduskia. Franconia, Fly
away and Rothesay (Br.)
Damaged by collision at Vineyard
Haven: Schooners John j. cry, j. j.
Melanson, Eva May, Rhoda Holmes,
Hortensia, Lgano, Aheaton, Frank
and Ira (Br), Edna, Ella M. Nit
chell.
Damaged at Monomay Point. Eliza
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FIERCE GALE ON COAST.
Fifteen SchOoncrs Ashore at Vineyard
Hayen-Liners Have Rough
TRIPS.
(Ry the Associated Press.l

New York, Dee. 19.-The snow
storm and gale which struck the coast
Saturday afternoon and continued
until the early hours Sunday morning
was the most violent that has oc
CURED for several years. Reports
from the New Jersey and New Eng
land coast and from incoming steam
ers tell OF furious gales and many
disasters.
At Vineyard Haven over fifteen
scho0ners anchored in the harbor
were blown ashore and several others
We're damaged in collisions. Off the
Bayhead On j. life-saving station
the schooner Lizzie III. Brayton, bound
for Providence, Il. l.. from Baltimore
went ashore, the crew being rescued
by the life-savers
The Cunarder Unaria and the
American l;ner ST Paul, both Of which
arrived Yesterday, reported heavy
weather and adverse gales during the
whole passage. The Anchor Line
steamer Astoria. bound for Glasgow,
went ashore III the lower bay. but was
later tioated without injury and PRO
ceeded.
Z Most Of the Sound steamers We're
late in arriving at their piers.
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YOUNG MAN KILLED IL ArFEAY.
A Fight at Black Creek in Which
Three Men From Saratoga
Figured.

Sharp received message from Black
Greek tonight stating that Emmett
Bass. Il young white man, had been
killed and requesting him TO come AZ
once with his bloodhounds.
Later it was learned that the youn>.
man was slain in an affray. in when
besides himself three men from Sara
toga, ten miles from here, were In
VOWED. These men, whose names
could not be secured, left a horse and
buggy here to-day and are expected to
return for it. The police are on the
qui vive for the parties,
The sheriff did not leave for Black
Tonight with the bloodhounds as ne
received notice later TO look out for
the men here.
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MRS. JEFFERSON UPcHURcH.
4 Good Woman Passes Away in Swift
Creek Township.

The funeral services Of the late
Mrs. Jefferson Upchurch, OF Swift
Creek took place yesterday afternoon
from Inwood Baptist church, the in
torment being in the church burying
ground.
Mrs, Upchurch died on Sunday af-
ternoon after an illness OF several
weeks. She was the wife OF Mr..
jefferson Upchurth, one OF Wake
county's energetic and successful
planters, who with twelve children,
survives her.
Mrs. Upchurch was good Wop1i.
a consistent member OF me lhWood
Baptist church where she viii he
greatly missed She had many
friends aud these are saddehed by
her death.
Mrs. Upehurch was 4 SISTER Mr.
G. =. Ray, proprietor OF thG "SatI
Harness Companv. of this city and
had many other relatives IN ana near
Raleigh.
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couragcd, but in q few days after
taking your wonderful Swamp-Root I
began to feel better.
| was out of health and run down
generally; had no appetite. was dizzy
and suffered with headache most OF
the time. / did not realize that my
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but somehow felt they might be, aud
began taking swamp Root, as above
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ferers. Gratefully yours,
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Wreck of the Leaning.

Woods Hole. Mass, Dec. 19.--(B
special messenger from Nantucket)-
The three masted schooner Richard
S. Leaning Captain Hatfield. lies
sunk on Long Shoal. with her mIzzen
mast broken off half way There are
no signs of the crew. The Leaning
went down in Sundays blizzard. She
was bound from Windsor, n. s, for
Philadelphia.
The crew of the Muskegete Life
Savings Station, which put out to the
vessel Yesterday found no one on
board The schooners boat was
missing, but the life savers nave lit
tie hope that the men from the vessel
could have escaped in such storm.
She carried a crew Of six.
The Richard S. Leaning was built
at Dennisville, n. j., in 1880. and
hailed from Philadelphia.