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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-16

The recently published catalogue OF
the State University is now being sent
out to all interested. 1t is consider
ably larger than ever before, being a
volume of 273 pages. The faculty list
includes sixty names, including the
special lectures in law and medicine.
The roll of students shows an attend
ance for the year Of S6l, q larger pro
portion of whom than ever before are
of college grade. AS we turn the leaves
we note that the University now con-
sists of six distinct Colleges, viz: The
College of Arts, the College Of Mining
Engineering, the College of Mechani-
cal and Electrical Engineering. the
College of Medicine, the College OF
Law and Teachers College. Besides
these there is the Model School re-
Gently inaugurated as an adjunct to
Teachers College. This will be a
model high school in every particular
and it's establishment should help to
solve some of the High School prob
lens which are demanding SO much
attention just now. W. note that the
Public Health Laboratory is to con-
tinue under the efficient dictatorship
of DR.. G. F. Ruediger. This is GER
tainly one Of the most useful institu-
tions in our state. We also note an
evcelent plan of the grounds and the
eleven buildings of the University in
Guiding the three recently erected, all
of which are fully described. Alto
gether the new catalogue shows a
gratifying state of affairs at the Uni
versity. The institution has a bright
outlook and is worthy of the patron
age of all the young people in our
state who desire a higher education.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-16
RAIL ROADS

ming two passenger trains daily.
Main line for freight Good depot
and yards with 5000 feet of side track.
HOPES PROPOSITION
Voters of Steele County, these are
facts. We believe that this county
seal removal fight should be ap-
preached strictly on the merits of each
contestant. Any town would be inn
proved by having the county seat. 1t
should be the representative city OF
the county. Consider it as a business
proposition. Visit each town in the
county and consider their respective
advantages and use your best judg,
ment in making your c~hoice-then vote
accordingly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-07-16
DAY FUND

Statement Of receipts and expendi-
lures, Decoration Day Fund.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15


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Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15
The Life Insurance

muddle has tartcd che public to think
ing The wonderful success that has
met Ballari's Horehound Syrup in its
crusade On coughs. Influenza, Bron.
chitis and all pulmonary troubles has
started the public to thinking of its
wonderful preparation, They are all
using It. Join the procession and
down with sickness. Price 25c. SOC and
sO. Sold by Eddy Drug Company,
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15
1oooopoo
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NJ. A. Pickett. formerly Of Elk /.
City. Oklahoma. who located |
last August on the Guadalupes
was in town Tuesday.
WANTED To purchase wire
for a mile and a half of three
wire fence. Address or call at
Current office. w. X. II.
A. b Clampet, of Chicago. re-
presenting Geo. W. Hutch who
owns large tract of land be-
low town is in Carlsbad with
quite party of prospectors.
Miss Florence Mullane re-
turned Monday from Denver
where she visited her aunt.
Sister Bernadetteh, at Boulder
and cousin Mrs. McAllister, of
Denver for four months.
j. y. Nixon, who recently pur-
chased a forty acre farm from
the Pecos Irrigation Company,
has built "A neat cottage on his
farm and moved his family into
it. Mr. Nixon has grubbed and
plowed his place and planted
most of it in cotton.
The Alumni Association of the
Carlsbad High school rendered
a reception at the Commercial
Club rooms Monday afternoon
to the graduates The faculty
was also present. Delicious re-
freShmentS were served and a
good time was reported.
Peter Muno was in town yes.
terday morning looking as spry
as kid of twenty-onc. Upon
inquiring the cause we learned
that Il fine brand-new boy arrived
at his home Wednesday night.
DR.. Jones reports all getting
along nicely. Lakewood Pro-
gresS.
Patrick McShane and John
Fcrnbach. who recently moved to
the valley from Chicago are max
ing extensive Improvements ON
the place they have purchased
from Geo. W. Webster. They
are putting most of their place
into cotton and corn. they alSC
have some fruit.
The drill given by the cadets
uf the high school Friday even,
ing elcitcdmuch applause. Con.
Sidering the short time the boy.
have been drilling, their method.
manly soldierly bearing and uni
form movements did them credit
Captain Guy Reeves has hi,
troop in good training.
w. M. Howell, who left her,
last October and tried living il
several parts of Texas, has re
turned. He and his family ar,
in good health. Bill said he haC
a good time, but there is no plac,
like the Pecos Valley for him
and so he is back to stay. w,
understand that he will tax,
charge of his brother Levi
place near the Guadalupe noun
tains, for an indefinite time
Levi Howell and family viii
move to Carlsbad. Lakewoo,
Progress.
The highest compliment tina
could be paid any faculty wa
paid the faculty of the Carlsba
public schools Wednesday morn
ing when the school board me
and rejected the entire corps o
teachers for another term. Tn
superintendent salary wa
raised to $50. 90 per month an
where the salaries of the othe
teachers were incommensurat
they were raised. One othe
teacher will be required for tn
high school department, but tn
selection for this place was d,
ferd few days.
The under graduate exercis,
on Friday evening of last wee
was well attended. A very il
teresting and entertaining pr,
gram was rendered. The primar
tots under the direction of Mi
King acquitted themselves vel
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15
CHARLEY BAR
Der MURDERED
Deputy Sheriff w. p. Hawkins
of Van Horn, Texas, the
Killer.
SHOT DOWN WHILE UN-
ARMED AND WITH HIS
BACK TURNED.
Outcome of The Dan Williams
Killing AZ Van Horn.

Reports reached Carlsbad We'd
nesday night of the killing of
Charley Barber, at Van Horn,
Texas. Wednesday morning at
10 O'Clock. As Barber was for
fourteen years resident OF
this vicinity being for ter Years
in the employ of Col. Benson
and for the past few year with
Lucas 4 Reynolds, the news of
the particulars was much de-
sired. From people VIZ came
up from Pecos the folloWgg was
gathered:
Barber had started to help pen
some cattle. when he was met
while unarmed by the deputy
sheriff who had previously had
heated words with Barbr The
deputy c q m m en- ced sMHpling
as soon as he sa " i 70 p b e r
and before any word passed.
Barber being unarmcd turned
his back in which three bullets
took effect, and witness say
they knew of none of the shots
striking him in front.
The fued between the tWo men
was exceedingly bitter and was
caused by the appointment OF
Hawkins by Sheriff Hall Of +.
Pasu.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15

proposed b. u l.sIes fully, also .
the proposed cnange in the in.
corporation of Carlsbad from a
town to a city form. therefore
contemplating a change to a .
thorough and sensible style of
government. This matter was
brought to the atte ndtion of the /
meeting by Mayor Dye. who ex-
planned that the costs would be
less than fifty dollars and would
enable the people of Carlsbad to
have charge of their own affairs. |
At present the community has
about the same power that little
villages have, being under the
jurisdiction of the territory to a
great extent.
c. w. Beeman and A. NJ. Hove,
president and secretary of the
Pecos Water Users association,
under the Carlsbad irrigation
system, visited the Mcmillan
dam Wednesday and came over
to Lakewood for an hour or two.
/ Mr.. Hove lives on a fine farm a
| few miles southeast of Carlsbad.
Mr. Beeman, who lives at the
thriving town of Malaga, elgh-
teen miles south of Carlsbad. Is
a candidate for county commits
sioner of Eddy county for dis
trict No. 3. acknowledges,
The Electric Theatre has been
running the past week 10 good
houses and is first class and
away up No city in the United
States has a better show of its
kind, the scenes being changed
daily and are all of highly
moral thought; at times of fun
ny nature. Mr.. Myers wants it
well understood that the show is
for ladies' and childrcd especially.
Yesterday Mr. Heard chaperoned
a large party of little tots to the
show and they enjoyed 1t highly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Dun
can formerly of Tulsa, Oklahoma
came in last week and will settle
on farm at Otis. Mr.. Duncan
represents a milking company
ana will be on the road more or
less, but will have a competent
man in charge of the farm He
expects to build "A brick addition
to the farm residence and will
plant forty acres i'm alfalfa.
One Of the prcttiest things in
> the whole valley this year is the
} hundred acre peach orchard II
La Hueta belonging to Me.
lenathen and Tracy. This or
chard was started last spring
and more was planted this year
= Cotton is being planted betweer
the rows and both the fruit and
crops are tlourishing.
J. S. Warner. who came tC
: Carlsbad last fall from the vici
nifty of Cleveland. Ohio, is going
in for truck gardening and thu,
: far is having excellent success
u Mr.. Warner is gardening accord
: ing to his own ideas the chief o
= these are cultivation and tertiliz
u alton.
!, A negro woman was brough
g down from Lakewood Wednes
e day suffering from the effects o
$ variloid. She was taken il
J. charge at once by the health Of
!. fcer DR.. Doepp and isolated il
Il a tent near the river. She i
d being attended and will shortl,
be out.
Il DR.. Sellers, who made a visi
Is to Silver City, a couple of week
d ago is still with us, not havin,
l. accepted the offer made him t
If locate further west, this pape
# being enormously informed re
10 garding the reported change q
"a location of the doctor.
"a Edgar Knowles at the Crof,
u onhill Farm has thirty-fve acre
e of as fine cotton as can be foun
II in the valley this year. MI
lie Knowles is an Engishman WI
le for many wears was connecte
t. with the sprinting sports of EnI
land.
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15

] hN's
". j. FoX left this morning
for Chicago.
\. A. Becman was ordered to
his bed 10y his physlcian ycster-
day. being threatened Ai'h ty-
phold, hls fever being very hlgn.
j. ". Donaldson and his three
sons, Arthur, James ". and
Charles have their places ON
section - east of Florence i'm
fine shape and have 1000 acres
OF cotton up.
ToreiIa Calyana, who rr-
Gently purchased ann eighty acre
farm on section II north ul
Florcnce has already cleared up
forty acres Of his land and
planted 1t in cotton.
One hundred delegates from
the Wichita, Kansas CONNER
cial Club will be- in Carlsbad
May 18th and will spend the
night here and be- entertained by
the Carlsbad Commercial club at
the club rooms.
The oat crop in the valley is
fast ripening and cutting will
commence next week. From all
appearances the crop will make
a fine showing. W. + Ball and
John Nymeyer of Florence have
contracted to cut most of the
crop.
f.. ID. Mckenzie, who recently
purchased the !. b. Gushing
farm near Otis is gathering his
first crop of alfalfa and is max
ing a fine showing. l.. w. Me
Cray in the same nelghborhood
is also making an excellent show
ing with his alfalfa.
Cuno G. Scheel, the new owner
of the Vineyard Stock Farm is
showing fine results with his
first cutting of alfalfa. Mr..
, Scheel is weighing every load OF
hay as it is brought from the
field and he is securing one tor
of fine hay 20 the acre. |
must be borne in mind that thli
is the first cutting which is neveI
: as heavy as that cut late.
s. l.. Gannaway and +. I
Carter of Florence were in Carls
, bad Wednesday. Mr.. Carte
who recently purchased tn
Florence townsite and farm I
= the north of town is making eX
tensive improvements. He /
A having the townsite cleaned up
{ planting alfalfa and fruit on tn
e vacant lots and beautifying tn
town in every way. On his farr
e Mr., Carter has put out thirty
: five acres of peaches and apple
af .lfaIfa
Carlsbad current and New Mexico sun., 1908-05-15
LOCAL NEWS.

rHEv CoNs, ~IEsE raES "o Asn
wuAt rusN no.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
Chrome Mining in Asia.

For many years past chrome mining
has been pursued as an industry in
Asia Minor The chrome is usually
found on mountains from four to five
thousand feet high, and is removed
from the pits to the railway station
or market on the backs Of donkeys
and camels. But while chrome in the
neighborhood of Smyrna brought $50
a ton. it now commands a very small
price, being in this respect like an.
timony, SO that it scarcely pays to
mine it. and certainly not in districts
remote from railways AS the chrome
of other countries comes on the
worlds markets that of Turkey,
whose mines have never been worked
on scientific basis with up-to-date
machinery. must necessarily decline
in value.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
Curbstone Philosophy

1t is easier to hit lion that hare.
A bird in the hand catches no
worms
An iron will needs Analysing. It
may be pig iron.
Even the kahinoor had to be cut
and polished
The fresh consider themselves the
salt of the earth
Take care OF the pennies and some
body else will take care of the dollars.
No man was ever truly wise Even
Solomon took more than one wife
The world is usually willing to step
aside for a man who knows where he
is going.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
CAP visoRs.
Making of Them Business by Itself
Millions Turned Out Annually,

Making OF Them Business nv Itself
Millions Turned Out Annually
There is one man in the business
who in 1909 will have been making
cap visors for half a century, and he
isn't such an old man either He
started at the trade as a boy In 1859.
working for concern of which now
he is the head which was then es-
tahlished in building al Broadway
and Rector street. where the Empire
building now stands. He recalls the
fact that when the war broke out they
worked night and day turning out Wis,
ors for soldiers caps,
The manufacture of cap visors is
business by itself Only about fifteen
concerns are engaged in it, of which
number all are in this city save two
or three located in Philadelphia and
Boston. New York supplies for cap
manufacturers all over the country,
producing in the aggregate millions of
them annually
For the very cheapest cloth caps
NlSOIS dtc lIdNb Oh CGTGUOdEN paper
| or of imitation leather covered COW
cred with the cloth of which the Cap
body is made For other grades of
| cloth caps visors are made of various
, sorts of light leather, and for some
cloth caps of fine quality there are
now used, because it is lighter than
| leather, visors made from heavy,
specially woven and waterproofed can
| vas
| For visors there is now made an
| imitation leather composed of book
binders board and what Is called
moleskin, the two being cemented to-
| gether under pressure. In a made up
this material might pass even an ex-
| pert for leather The best leather
visors are made of leather specially
tanned and prepared,
Tia As the country at large and caps
| are not used by people in general for
ordinary wear SO much as they were
| fifty years ago, but caps are still worn
! in great numbers by Younger people
| and by sportsmen and travellers and
| golf players. and Of uniform caps Of
one sort aud another there are now
worn 300 per cent more than twenty
years ago
A very simple little thing cap visor
might seem, but great numbers OF
J, them are used, and in factory where
they make them you would find around
| rolls and sides Of leather or other ma
tcriaIs. and hundreds Of dies and
moulds for the cutting and the shap-
ing of the visors, and men busily at
work following visor making just as
they might any other trade
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
49, - -
A Time-Savino Device.

Every employe of the Bank of Eng.
land is required to sign his name in
a book on his arrival in the morning.
and. if late, must give the reason
therefor The chief cause of tardi-
ness is usually fog, and the first man
to arrive writes fog opposite his
name, and those who follow write
ditto" The other day. however he
first late man gave as the reason,
wife had twins" and twenty other
late men mechanically signed ditto"
underneath.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
FACTS FOR SICK WoMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
HAMS Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills,
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, tibroid tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, that bear
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness or nervous prostration
Why don't you try it?
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
PATENTS.

List of Patents Issued Last Week to
Northwestern Inventors.
Reported by Lothrop & Johnson.
patent lawyers, Oil Pioneer Press
building. st. Paul, MINI: E. o. H.
Erickson, Duluth, MINI. match-safe;
G. Ericsson, Red Wing, Mimi, hame-
fastener; j. S. Hillyer, Proctor, Mimi,
rotary engine; D. l. Hunt, Astoria S.
D., horse detacher T w. Jerrems, st.
Paul MINI, Grass Irvine; c. G. Peter
son. w. Duluth, Mimi, railway tie; j.
j Tavis, Glen Ullin, N. D., bag fast
ener.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
TRY Murine Eve Remedy

For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes.
Murine Doesn't mart-Soothes Eye Pain.
All Druggists Sell Murine at Scots. The 4s
Page Book in each Pkg. is worth Dollars
in every home. Ask your Druggist.
Murine Eye Remedy Co, Chicago.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16

FITS, st. Vitus Dance and all Nervous
Diseases permanently cured by DR.. Hines
Great Nerve Restorer, Send for Free $500
trial bottle and treatise Dr. r. Fl. Kline,
Id, 9Sl Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
Suspicion.

you're sure this autograph OF Ju-
Illus Caesar is genuine?"
Sure. Why do you ask"
Looks to me like il was done with
a rubber stamp
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
DEN MARK.

The following are the sums expend.
ed by the Danish people for liquor in
q year: For beer, 11I000000 crowns;
for alcohol, 15,000y000 crowns How
much they expend for wines and 9th
er liquors il is impossible to deter
mine.
Rev Logstrup, who recently retired
as secretary of the Danish Mission
society, has the unique distinction of
having spoken in all the churches of
Denmark, except two, in which he
was denied permission to speak by
the local pastor He was an excep-
tionally able man for the place he
held and did great deal for the mis-
sion interests.
Two years ago a society was formed
in Barnholm which had for it's object
the preservation of the natural beauty
of the island and to prevent the land
from falling into the possession of
foreigners, principally Germans. The
society has accomplished great deaf
ana Will HOW De strengthened by an
organization that is national in it's
scope.
Rarnholln is famous for it's natural
beauty, is rich in historic interest, and
is dear to the hearts of the Danish
people
Engineer Ohrt proposed somo
months ago that a tunnel be dug I'M
der the Storebaelt, and the matter
was up for discussion in the rigsdag
and also attracted national attention.
In recent issue of The Engineer
Danish periodical, the project is pro-
nounced impracticable and economi.
cally impossible.
Thee have been threats of serious
labor troubles, strikes and lockouts in
Denmark of late. i am unable to give
the particulars in this issue, but hope
to be able to do 80 next week.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16

If mon and women really under,
stood each other there would be fewer
love matches.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16

flSi AuttullliCS vi dhAHoFlSS HdNC
been caught in the waters near STAY
anger all of superior quality.
There is proposition before the
people of Norway to convert portion
of the Trondhjem cathedral into
Morse panteon and another portion
into a cemetery for the royal family.
TIE suggestion has met with general
favor. The church is entirely too
large for religious services only, and
a part of it was used as burial place
in the Middle Ages, The graves of
seven kings and of many bishops
have heen found within its sacred
precincts.
Michael Al.er. the Christiania cor
resuon"en t writes:
When Bishop Bang returned he
brought with him d rare gift to the
| library OF the Norwegian university.
II YVES set OF G. A Andsley's The
Crn' mental Arts OF Japan, in two
volumes, donated by Olaf O. Searle Of
Minneapolis Only SO 0copies of this
elaborate work we're printed and its
price would have been prohibitive.
The Grief librarian Of the university,
Si~v. Pet@rseo. has made the receipt
of this valu- BILE gift known through
the peese, saving: 1T was a fine act
CT Mr.. Sc rio to remember his native
ccuntr% with such a sift, which most
likely would never have become the
gift OF the university library other
wise"
| In record to The opening of the new
| Bcrc railway, about
which ! wrote recently, Christiania
CORRESPONDENT says:
The daily train from Christiania
leaves this city early in the morning
and arrives at Voss, where a stop for
the night is made, and Bergen is
re2ched the next forenoon A large
number of tourists have already made
| the trip ana all are enthusiastic about
the grand scenery along the route 1t
may be Of interest to know that the
fare for the trip is, second class, be-
tween Christiania and Bergen, includ-
ing steamship ticket over Lake Kroe.
dern, llr. 26.15 $50; third class, kr.
| 1860 ($444). For round trip, add one.
half fare, Hotel expenses at Voss to
be bone by the travellers. The total
distance is SIG KIN. (about $50 miles)
of which SO KIM is by steamer over
Lake Kroedern.''
Bjornstjerne Bjornson has been
DIV 1l,>
ing in charge the gathering of the
funds for the erection of a monument
TO the memory Of Johan Sverdrup. He
made contribution TO the monument
fund on the condition that the inscrp-
ton be in the Norwegian Danish
1anguage-the language in which the
great statesman eXpounded his
thoughts The committee, which is
composed of such notable men as
Former Premier Lovland, Liestol,
Abr. Eerge, Ivar Tveiton and Johan
Scheie, has declined the gift, and the
famous old poet has been given anotf-
er setback in his fight against the
dialect language
And, by the way, while talking
about the dialect language and Biorn-
son, it is timely to state that that
language has just been adopted as the
official language by the Gausdal par.
ish in which Aulestad, Bjornson's es-
tate, is situated This must be a
bitter pill for the venerable author,
who has become more bitter each year
in his fight against the peasant lam
guage.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethlng softens the gurus reduces In
dammaton allays pain cures wind collie, 25ca bottle
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1908-07-16
We Are Easily Mon.

''McBiff is no longer abusing De
Millyuns."
Why the cessation of hostilities p
Somebody introduced him TO De
Millyuns, and now when they pass the
great man gruntS.