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& OHIO RAILROAD.

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BOARDERS WANTED,

WANTED-A FEW GENTLEMEN To BOARD
AZ new and attractive country home IN Vir.
glna on Southern Railroad. close 20 electric road
convenient for oficehodsrs OF railroad men. fog
particulars apply after ,. m. at ll9 18th -.
NV. je3-aWks-eod
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RlARl MAEIEl.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-FINE BOARD. HOME
comforts. Cushing Cottage. by day or week. Mrs
z. G, HUNGEBFORD jest
GOOD BOARD GIVEN JULY AUGUST. SEP
temher: terms SIS month s. week. children over
FIVE half. location high nice rooms with bath. Ap-
nv 1frs YOUNG Germantown Nd
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Warts, Moles, BIrthmarks,

WHIsKEY. g PER GALLON THE jon.
WEDDERBURN CO.. els S. NV spstf
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WHtsKEY. g PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBCRN CO. SIC q NV arstf
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
MAY AVERT RAIL STRIKE.
Knapp and NeiII Start for Chicago to
Try Mediation.

Washington, March 29.-Chairman
Martin A. Knapp of the interstate
commerce commission and Charles P.
Neill, commissioner of labor, will
leave here Friday noon for Chicago,
where they will hold a conference
with representatives of conductors
and trainmen and officials of western
railroads entering Chicago in regard
to the dispute over the question of
wages which threatens to result in a
disastrous strike unless a satisfactory
adjustment is effected.
Chairman Knapp said that the visit
of himself and Mr.. Neill will be sim
ply in the direction of mediation and
Cancellation. The request for these
efforts at mediation and cancellation
came from the railroads.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04

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easily startled, has gnawing feeling in
or spots before her eyes, has melancholia,
or .blues,"o r q weakening disagreeable
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DR.. Pierce invites all suffering women
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All letters of consultation are held as
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turned in plain sealed envelope. Address:
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gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04

h formula of DR.. Pierce's Favorite
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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
BREWERY WORKERS GO OUT.
st. Louis Beer Makers Strike for In.
creased Wages.

st. Louis, March 3O.-In an effort
to enforce demands for increased
wages made by members of the Unit
ed Brewery Workers union, about
$50 brewery workers walked out of
the % 1breweries in st. Louis Friday.
Iu East st. Louis, Ill, 40 brewers in
the two breweries walked out when
the st. Louis strike was declared.
The strikers are members of the St.
Louis Brewers union. None of the
other classes of labor in either of the
two breweries is affected.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
DO You Think
For YOURSELF?
Or Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird and dulp Down
Whatever Food or Medicine May be Offered You z

If you are an intelligent, thinking woman, in need Of relief from
weakness, nervousness, pain and suffering, then it means much to you
that there is one tried and true, honest medicine OF KNOWN COMPOST
TON, sold by druggists for the cure of woman's ills.
The makers of DR.. Pnrces Favorte Prescription, for the cure Of
weak, nervous, rundown, overworked, deblitated, pain-racked women.
knowing this medicine to be made up of ingredients, every one of which
has the strongest possible Endorsement of the leading and standard u
thorties of the several schools of medical practice, are not afraid to
print, as they do, the list Of ingredients, Of which it is composed.
IN plain English, on every bottle-wrapper.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
HILL STOCK ISSUE VALID
GREAT NoRTHERN's 900 IN
CREASE is UPHELD.
Minnesota Supreme Court Reverses
Lower Tribunai-No Need to Con
suit Railway Commission.

st. Paul, Mimi, March 29.-The state
supreme court Thursday upheld the
Great Northern railroad in it's ccaten-
ton that it had the right to issue $780,
100000 additional stock which was
authorized by the board of directors
several months ago. The issue was
enjoined through the Intervention of
Attorney General Young, who held
that the railroad company should first
go before the state railroad and ware
house commission and submit to an
examination to show the necessity of
the issue. The contention of the state
was upheld by Judge Hallam in the
Ramsey county district court, and he
ordered an injunction to issue. The
supreme court reverses that decision.
The opinion of the court was unan-
imous. Chief Justice Start delivered
the opinion, the syllabus of which fol-
lows:
l. The terms and conditions upon
which corporations may be created,
the powers and capital stock they may
have, the purposes for which they
may increase their capital stock and
the conditions and limitations thereof
are exclusively matter for legislative
action which cannot be delegated.
2. The state having created rail-
way corporations for public purposes,
the legislature has the right to enact
statutes regulating the increase of
their capital stock. Such regulations
tend to prevent secrecy of operation
and accounts by such public agencies
and the issue and sale of fictitious or
watered stock, which is a felony in
this state.
8. In the exercise of this right the
Legislature may enact a statute pro-
viding generally for what purposes
and upon what terms, conditions and
limitations an increase of capital
stock may be made, and may confer
upon a commission the duty of super
vising any proposed increase.
4. 1t may also delegate to the COM
mission the duty of finding the facts
in each particular case, and may au-
thorize and require it. if it finds the
existence of facts that bring the case
within the statute, to allow the pro-
posed increase or otherwise to re-
fuse it.
5. Any statute, however, which at
tempts to authorize the commission in
its judgment to allow an increase of
capital stock for such purposes and
on such terms as it may deem advis-
able or in it's discretion to refuse it
would be unconstitutional, as an at
tempt to- delegate legislative power.
6. Section 2,S72, r. l.. 1905, relating
to the Increase Of capital stock of
railway corporations, does not violate
article 1, section II, of the state con
%stitution, or article 1, section 10, of
the constitution of the United States,
which forbid the enactment of any
law impairing the obligation of con-
tracts. 1t does, however, violate sec
ton J., article 3, of the state constitu-
tion in that it delegates to the COM
mission legislative power. Order re-
versed.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
Nephew of Gen. Lee Dead,

Colorado Springs, Col, March %
Hamlin F. Lee, a vetefan of the Mex
lean and civil wars and a nephew of
Gen. Robert E. Lee. died here of heart
failure, aged 81 years. Although close
ly related to the southern general, and
a Virginian by birth, Mr.. Lee fought
with the union army. In the late 70's
Mr.. Lee went to Leadville and was
the %discoverer Of the famous Robert
e. Lee mine.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
GREAT FIRE IN VIRGINIA.
Tobacco Factories Burned in South
Boston-Loss, 81, 100000.

Danville, Va, March pa disas-
trous fire broke out in South Boston.
Va, 80 miles northeast of here, late
Thursday afternoon, and destroyed
tobacco factories and other buildings,
threatened the destruction Of the en-
tire town and entailed a loss estimated
as high as $1,000,000.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04
ASYLUM FOR JENNIE BuRcH.
Slayer of Baby Found Not Guilty Be
cause of Insanity.

Carmel, N. Y, March 29.-Jennie
Burch goes to Matteawan. The jury,
which since Monday had been trying
the young girl for the poisoning Of
baby Wilbur Winship, late Thursday
afternoon returned a verdict of mot
guilty, by s. Of insanity" and
Justice Miller at once ordered her
committed to the asylum for the
criminal insane.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-04-04

WANTED-A man in each town to
handle a branch of our business.
Man who can give good references
and will work among farmers preferred.
No investment or deposit required.
We finance the proposition all the way
thru and furnish all supplies free. If
you wish to become independent and
secure a good position, write at once
to THE HAWKS NURSERY co,
Wauwatosa. Wisconsin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Sofia, 13 grudnia. - Os}awion
przywodca band bu}garskich, ter
roryzujacych Macedonia, nazwi-
skiem Borys Saratow jego iowa
rzysz Garvanow padi ofiara msci-
wei reki pewnego Macedohczyka,
zamordowani pred ldrzwiami mie
szkania Saratowa. Saratow byl
nieublaganym wrogiem Turkow;
wszystkie napady ma Macedonie
byiy zwiazane z jego imieniem,
a on uchodzii "a bohatera roman
tycznego ma Bafkanach. Jego tez
uwazano powszechnie "a sprawce
uprowadzenia misionarki amery-
kanskiej, Heleny N. Stone, ktora
uprowadzono z wilajetu Saloniki
w roku 1901, azeby uzyskac wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13
Rome notatki te|sgGaticzna.

- w marynaree francuskiej q.
szczepil sic szkodliwy nal6g zazywa-
MIA opium TAX przez oficerow, jak !
przez zoinierZy. Wiadza zwierzchni-
CA przeciwdziala temU, lecz dotycA'
czas z maiym slcutkiem. w Marsylii
wiadze ma skutek doniesienia ION.
uskarzajacych sic, ze ich mezow1e
pozostajacy W siuzbie marynarskiet,
zazywaja to trucizne, zarzadzily
sle-dztwo, kt6re dozwoliio wykry6
wiele SHADOW opium.
= w koIonIi mad Renem niemIse
cy biskupi katolicy zjechali sic, n
konferencye. Kardynal DIR. Kopp, b
skup Wrociawia przewodniczy 9
bradom.
z NeapoIu donosza te W osts.
tnich dniach powr6ciio zn6w okoao
20. 900 emigrant6w ze Stan6w zje
dnoczonych.
- Koreaiskl nastepca tronu ksler
ze VI, przybyi do Toxic W odwiedab
ny do japohskiego nastepcy tronu ka6
rego niedawno odwiedzii W Seoul. o.
dano mu ksia4ece honory.
- Sadly w Stanle Minnesota uznas
ly tajne towarzystwa W szkoiach p1-
blicznych "a nieprawne.
- WczoraJ poehowano make VIII
llama Tafta ma cmentarzu Spring
Grove W Cincinnati, o.
- WczoraI xaezai sic process neto-
dyshego pastora Jessego Cole, kape-
lana W Iowa Soldiers Home, oskarao
nego o niemoralne prowadzenie sic.
Process wytoczyli mu zoinierze.
-Z Old Fort Comfort, Pa. teIegra-
fuja, Re flota admiraaa Evansa jest JUG
do podr64y gotowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13
prowokacyi zaprowadzi stan wo-
Jenny W miescie Goldfield.
New York, 13 grudnia. = Will

iennv W miescie Goldfield.
New York, 1S grudnia. = Will
liam f. Walker, b. kasyer banku
New Britain Comm Savings
Bank, zostai wczoraj aresztowa-
ny W gorach meksykahskich O.
becnie pod straza dwu detekty-
WOW przez miasto Los Angeles
Cal, wraca ma wchod.
Walker ucieki 1go lutego br.
zabrawszy 100000 funduszow
banku, ktore to pieniadze stracif
w krotkim czasie ma gieldzie. Byf
on baptyskim pastorem, zarzadca
szkoly niedzielnej sekretarzem
zjazdu baptystow W Stanie Con-
necticut.
Boise, Idaho, 13 grudnia. =
Harry Orchard szczegolowo opo-
wiadai wczoraj W jaki sposob "a
'mordowai gubernatora Steunen-
berga. Wiezieh hieomieszkal przy
.toczyc wszystkich szczegoiow
przygotowania do tel zbrodni, ME-
udalych zamachow ma inne osoby,
wreszcie znow powtorzyl scene w
nocy 80 grudnia 1905, kiedy to
podiozyl bombe pod mieszkanie
gubernatora wysadzii je w po-
wietrze. w tenn wszystkiem
dzialal podlug instrrkcyi Haywo-
oda, Pettibone'a innych.
New York, 13 grudnia. -
Wczoraj okolo poludnia Thomas
Nc Carren czyszczac olona ma s
pietrze gmachu Smith Gray, pm.
261 Broadway, strach rownowa-
ge, spadl lecz sic ME zabil. Nc
Carren spadl ma oszklone podwo-
RE sasiedniego gmachu zatrzy-
NAL sic ma drucianej siatce chro-
niacej oszklenie.McCarren zabral
sic wkrotce po wypadku do dal-
szego czyszczenia okien.
Pana, ILL.,, 13 grudnia. - Z nogi
Jozefa Foila, wybitnego tutejsze-
go obywatela, lekarze wyciagneli
wczoraj igle, ktora on poll<nal W
roku 1876. Cd tego czasu Foil
czesto niedomagai leczono go ma
chorobe zo}adka, oraz ma reuma-
tyzn. Igia ME byia zardzewiala
gdy ja wyciagnieto.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13
Adwokat Levi Mayer, wsi

- Adwokat Levi Mayer, wspcInik
adwokata Austriana, kt6ry W sadzie
kryminalnym broni szynkarzy. wni6si
do sadu apelacyjnego repnke ma skar.
ge W swoim czasie wniesiona przeciw
burmistrzowi Dunno, potem przeciw
jego nastepcy, l,mandamus" majace
ich Emusic do zamykania wyszynk6w
W niedziele. Process ten rozstrzygnai
byl sedzia Chytraus ma korzysc bur.
mistrzow, ale oksarzyciele apelowah.
Il Wyzszy sad stanowy odrzucii pro
She tyczaca sic wznowienia proces6w
byiego klerka sadu obwodowego Joh-
ma A. Cooke handlarza komisowego
Reynoldsa obu juz odwieziono do 10.
liet. Pierwszy byi skazany "a sprze
niewierzenie $4,000. a drugi - oszR
stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13

MIA"
Wykluczanie ze ziazdu okreslo-
nych zadan politycznych odpowia-
dalO gl6wnie zyczeniu Anglii,
powodu odrniennego ma MIN cd
Niemiec po}ozenia. Istotnie bo-
wien Niemcy ME potrzebowa}y sic
liczye ze swoimi sprzymierzefca-
mi, gdyz tax Austro-Wegry jak
Wlochy nietylko mic ME mia}yby
przeciw zbliaeniu sic do Anglii, a
le raczej pragna6 go zdaja sic, a
by unikna6 W razie danym naraze-
MIA wlasnych Anglia stosunk6w,
la wiernosci tr6jprzymierza. Ina
czej Anglia. Ia ME moze W "a
den spos6b pomina6 wzgledu ma
nowego sprzymierzenca na Fran
eve, j ma jeszcze nowszego, Hisz-
panic 1 ten byi polityczny pow6d,
dla kt6rego um6wiono sic ME ma
dawac politycznego znaczenia zja-
zdowi. / dlatego take dostrzedz
MONA by}o pewien odcien miedzy
wynurzeniami angielskiemi ME
mieckiemi; pierwsze trzyma@y sic
scisle programu, drugie pr6bowafy
go nieco przekroczy6, Zw1aszcza
kiedy cesarz Wilhelm W przemo-
vie do deputacyi dziennikarzy an
gielskich, kt6rzy W lecie odwiedzih
Berlin, rzekl: ''Naleiymy do tel
samej rasy i do tel samei religii.
Jest to wezel, kt6ry powinienbv
bye dose silnym, aby utrzvmac
miedzy nami harmonic i. przy-
jam"
Kr6l Edward ME m6gf obudzie
podejrzenia, IL uklada sic Mem
cami "a plecami Francyi Hlszpa-
nil; uk}adac sic m6gl tylko z
ich wiedza nawet tylko "a ich
wsp6ludzialem. To tez jezeli wo-
cole W Windsorze pracowano wSrod
zabaw, to ME mad umowa polity-
czna mielzy Anglia Niemcann,
ale naprz5d mad zblizeniem Me
mice do Francyi, moze mad usunle-
ciem trudnosci i r6anic, kt6re wy
padki marokanskie moglyby jesz-
cze wywo}ac.
Tax brzmia echa Windsoru!
G}osza one takze swietnosc dwo-
ru angielskieoo, ia kt6rym roifo
sic = wedle slow Campbell-Ban-
nermana = cd najdostojnieiszych
gosci. w dniu odjazdu cesarskiej
parry niemieckiej, po sniadaniu,
zdieto wsp6lna fotografie, obej-
muiaca dwadziescia piec os6b ma
lezacvch do rodzin panuiacych,
wIaczaiac wnuka kr6la Edwarda,
malutkiego nastepce tronu norwe-
sLie0o Olafa. Ma fotoOrafii znai-
duie sic piee monarchin i czterech
monarch6w. ObOk cesarzowej ME
mieckiej stoia kr6lowe Anglii, Hi
szpanii, Norwegii, Portu0alii. O.
box cesarza niemieckiego kr6lowie
Anglii. Hiszpanii, Norwegii. Ce-
sarzowa odiechala W odwiedzinv
kt6lowej Wilhelminy do Holandyi,
jedynego kraiu, o przyfaczeniu
kt6rego rozmysla} ieszcze Bis
marck po swoich podboiach, kt6-
ry tax wazne zaimuie mieisce W
stosunkach angielsko-niemieckich.
Cesarz zas = jak wiadomo =
zmieni} zamierzony pobvt ma wys-
pie Wight ma inny W Hiphcliffe
castel, po}ozonym ma przeciwle-
glvm wysnie brzegu, a bedacym
wlasnoscia pufkownika Stuart
Mortley, kt6ry bedzie m6gl zali-
czye do wszystkich osebliwosci,
Enaiduiacych sic " ieoo przepysz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-13

- Ziazd W Windsorze odby}
SIC ma tie uczu6 rodzinnych, wspo-
ra;en 0 matce gospodarza a babce
e,scia, niezapomnianej Wiktoryi
sr5lowej ! cesarzowej, na mute
rozojowa. Co sic tyczy strOny sciS-
h politycznej, wystepowala wciaz
rlko nadzieja, ze powstana j usta-
"a sic dobre sto5unki, miedzy dwo-
ma narodami / mocarstwami - /
nc wiecej. W przededniu przyby-
..a niemieckiej parry cesarskiej, ma
-.zcie lorda-majora W Guildhall,
pierwszy Minister Sir Henry
Campbell-Bannerman W odpowle-
izi na toast H6la j kr6lOwei zwr6-
cl uwaDe ma coraz hczniejsze cd
viedziny dostolnych goScl zagranl-
znych i wyraznie zaznaczyl, re
r-zyniosa one same dobre skuth
pod warunkiem, Il ME bedzie sic
ich laczy6 politycznymi celami
Nv przyszlym tygodniu - m6wil
- Anglia pOwita cesarza niemiee-
kiego, kt6remu ze wzgledu jego .
sobistych stosunk6w oraz zalet le-
@ charakteru, zgotowanem badzie
sardecme przyjecie, r6wnie jak
cesarzowei, a to W chwih, W kt6rej
cesarz pouzebuje wielkiego 500
Eoju. Pragnat nalezy, aby podcLa.
Pobytu " niezr6wnanym kli!nacie
vyspy Wight, odzyskal on zdro-
vie / size" I mic wiccej. Ma
ri samej uczcie admiral Fischer
raiwieEsza " rzeczach marynarki
T'waga angielska, z duma z wiel-
oorytaGska, przeplatana angiel-
skim humorem, podri6sf potage
1o-v angielskiei rzek}, ze by}oby
rieiorzecmoscia movie o najez-
die uiemieckim. "Jedvnym naja-
z.em - dodal - bedzie przyby-
oa cesarsbiej parry, marynarka
rg.a.sEa z chluba zalieza cesarza
.aa.na do swoich adJniral6w." ("
#srzemiezliwo5t polityczna
.ustw liberalnego gaLinctu "
a ~vTadku musiaia mice uzasa-
ov Dow6d, wiadomo bowiem,
nlor5wuie wyzej ceni on sobie
z..lc1ie DO Niemiec, niz poprzc-
cai konserwatywpy. Tylko na-
az.cIe co do tego zblizenia jedy-
ME DoSoiowe mamie zjazlu, nal
.an:oi o'ueSlila Tribune" slowy:
"Irze5a zvwit nadzieje, ze spotka-
ne monarch6w doprowadzi do
= mi przviacielskie zbizenie obv-
cE5ch KRAKOW przyczyni sic do
z0ezpieczenia pokoiu swiata.
U.oDe za5 wyrazil iuz przckona-
Mo, re odwiedzinv cssarza ME ma
ia ladnego okre5lonego celu poll
vcmcgo.
lie srrony niemieckiei nowy Sc
kretaz stanu zagraniczny Schoon,
ktorv towarzyszy} cesarzowi, take
lpe"na, ze przyjazd iego monar-
c-y zadnego ME mial politycznego
zmiaru. w rozmowie z przedsta-
W.clelem Biura Reutera rzeA on,
re ME nalezy bytnosci jego wiad
g. nadawac jakiegokolwiek szcze-
/. ..nego znaezenia politycznego i
ze Alemcy i Anglia 50 W tern szcze
'Iwem poIozeniu, re ME maia "a
c1ych sktualnych spraw politycz-