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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20
Local Weddings Might ProwlsrsFrlght-
ened by StoTGkaspGr.
Rumored Business Changes Business
Mems Meeting -OIhor Items.
,nevvlle Branch of Providence News is at HeHernans
News Store 1s Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West

gentleman's prize waltz will he the at
traction this evening
Bert Meyers of the training ship AL
lance. now stationed at Boston is spend
ing few days with his parents on Whit
tier avenue, prior 10 a three years cruise
on the new battleship Wabash.
The committee from the Young Mems
Literary and Social club, who are ar
ranging for a subscription ball have re
ported that sufficient amount has been
realized 10 go ahead with the work.
Mrs. Robinson and son John. who have
spent the summer at Sea View, returned
10 their home at SOC Hartford avenue,
yesterday.
Charles Nadeau, compounding clerk at
c. n. Lees drug store spent yesterday
with his parents at DanielsonvilIe.
Mrs Owen O'Connell and Miss Nellie
Golden. who have been visiting friends
here returned 10 their homes at Boston.
last evening
Harry Whitman and eGne Austin are
spending the day I'm the vicinity OF Foster
Center. hunting for rabbits
A party OF young people called at the
home of Miss Katie Brogan, q Regent
avenue on last evening The AFFAIR was
a surprise visit and parlor games were
INDUCED In until late hour. collation.
was served. after which the guests re-
turned TO their, homes The visit was
planned by Miss Della Hanley and Miss
May Malcolm
Have you counted the Dots In The
News look on another page for the ad
explaining the contest. Sent in 30 cents.
with, your count, to the Dot Department.
Providence News, Providence r. T.. and
have the paper, sent to YOU.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS A
speciality Agent for the noted Red
Cloverine Salve. Joseph Deliver. 81 Man
fon avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20

sJOHN o'coNNELL,
Hats. Caps Furnishings. Trunk Store ard
Laupdrg Is just apoye the postofhce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS A
speciality Agent for the noted Red
Cloverine Salve Joseph Deliver. 81 Man.
ton avenues
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20
THE GOLFERS.

Many golf players are taking sdvantag,
OF the excellent fall weather to indulge
their solfiing proclivities OF the town and
every day the game may he seen in full
swing az any one OF the number of golf
links In the town There n as much
interest az ever manifested In the game
and the players are out in force
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20
BrsINEss pUIL

Business I'm the real estate une seems IA
have got dull again. II was brisk all
last week. hut this week started or with
ont a single transaction being presented
for record at the office OF the town clerk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20

At the annual meeting Of the Horse
Thief Detecting society n was announced
that the next annual meeting OF the So
ciety would be held here and commit
tee Of the local members we're appointed
10 entertain the organization on that oc-
casion. Hon. stephen s. Rich has again
been chosen as president Of the society.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-20

Last night News reporter had occa-
sion to ride a considerable distance over
the road which connects this town with
Taunton and before he had gone "A mile
beyond the state line he had no difficulty
In seeing that there were good grounds
for the various protests which have been
made because of the condition in which
the tracks ~ that line are kept
They were decidedly rough. 80 much
that the doors ~ the car wsre often
thrown open BY the shock of the car as
the fsnEes ~ the wheels bounded from
one side 20 the other. while the car
bounded slors az high speed II seemed
ss though the car was liable 20 be thrown
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
CADOS SuELTOs.

kl hgnrar en- un pxoceso, una prue-.
be- de conviction de un crfmen, ses s
no demonstration fehaciente ds ese crf-
men2
sPuede prescindiEae de una prneba
de conviction. 8 puede sustituirse pOr
otra que sea 10 gsnuina. verdadera
SPneden eludir resi- 9aabilidad LA
personas que ESQ hagA 8 aparezcan
cOnsintisndOl02
A muchos concentrates se presta to-
do eato.
Cuand0 un periodista sefIala hechos
conCretos, vali&ndose para clio de la
neeesaria energfa no he e0mprends
por que una actitud aal pueda engen-
drar odios s rencorea, precisamente en-
los mismQs que debieran snnaar Sd es-
fuerzo al del periodista dando S prOcu-
randC pOr 10 Enanos dar satisfaction &
Ia vindicta pdhlica
Apelar & nedios. an torpaa Ieyes
amparados, que tiendan haceE ealAaw
rs prenaa, hi es 10 co9recko ni Is 0ue
puede dar frutoe Gle bien IS resul ltaaos
en- harmonic, dc ana perta con eI eier-
cicio do las virtudea cfVicas u de Otra
con la austera mission de aplicar las Ie-
yes.
Ademas, scu6l es esa Iibertad que
dice permitir al ciudadano ID amplio
eiercicio de- sua derechOsa scu6l es esa
ibertad, cue apenas u censura p6bli-
CO so levanta altive, enredase an Ia tra-
baz6n de ana ley, uieta 50 lines recta de
aquellas que deretaba al Santo OF
ciO2
81 los INTERPRETERS de In ley quielen
identifcarse con el vsrdadero espfritu
de la iusticia, no deben ii janis COM
ira esta en- fuerza de sentir al aguijc-
neo de sus pasiones.
Cierto que, ante una pEneba de con-
VicCi6n que no es tel prneba, respete
la vida de un hombre. Pero al prue-
ba de conviction verdadera fu6 por
otra apocrifA eustitnidas " 81 est0 90 We
Ga diIiaeneias de suTnarfO s en deeAa.
raciOnes terminantea De kestiQo ins0a-
pechabIe, spor que cuando an periods
Ca dennncia ESQ, no se procede ri eBr
clagecimiento De los hechOs, eE vex de
apeIar & La persecution del honrade
denuneiante9
He ahf an asunto, en- que In opinion
p6bIica de ning6n pals pOdrla asentir,
sin6 rebegarse eli rnada.
Rorque entonces VALERA mas no te-
ner raz6n que ampararse en- 6sta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09

sre
a
qea s aK
g. sso ea "a ~
puEag q Sll u
pueblo niEs a u.s. rl'a a
$50 anse las
eosza csc saa j. sIE gs
esa IN nFl
tarI0 81 emo a6 n
q ElEaneK ae sst fssnl 81 ias
clones paFa reuver u eoniictc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
NOTGIAS De LARES.
q nnestro eoraspoasaI espeeial.

De nuestro CorTesponsGI especial.
Dicienbre E intelgente Policia
Insular Indalencio Esteban, que hacs
las veces de Comandante de Pueato en-
ell Quartet del barrio <Calleioneax de
esta Jurisdiction. es el cetco.de los ehi-
ueros de ron. aqui. como el Judfo
EFraute, anaa pOr todas parties.
El dfa 19 del mes 6Etido hall abase eli
guardia citadO investigando el parade
ro de- Varioa caballos hnTtados, y como
las diez de la noche, sorprendi6 IN
chico de ron en- al barrio @Cibass@ aien4
do el CONDUCTOR Felipe MarrerO. qnien
no llevaba documento aIgun0.
Al siguiente dia, captur6 cinco ca
ballos, sin pRopiedad legal recon6cida.
Como estce gervicins y AN az Ts16rito
mayor, aon muchos los nev8dC tsr-
mino por este policfa. ain que sspamoa
que 30 IL laaya hechO justicia;; antes 81
contrario. IauchQB oompaSieros que no
han sido e'ganainados c0raO 81 que pro-
b6 en- iusta legal an sn6ciencia, hoy
Ostentan insignias de CahO
Ell policfa Iudalecio E6teban es acree-
dor ai ascensO.
A ciencia v paciencia de la autOri-
dad local v de Il Junta de Sanidad. Sc
han rnonopoliEado en- Lares tres artf-
cuIos de nrimera necesidad, como son,
Ia csrne, ell pan v Ia leche.
La carne 90 vende & % eentavos ell
kilo. resultando 4 S3.2 la q. " ID COM
pran $40.
III pan de $50 granos 10 paga elcon-
sumidor 4 dos centayos I'm bollo. In
bulto de 900 libras de harina, cuesta en-
piaza SO 25, Y su costo de amaae 80.
dando un total de 1925; hasta Sl4.56
que produce, gana Ell tahonero $5.31,
en- perjuicio del consumidor.
La leche est6 monOpolizada por nm
especuIador, que tiene estableeido un
dep6sito, ain reunir las condolences
que exige la Ley de Hygiene.
A los yendedores de este hQuidO,
que vienen del campo, 50 aae0ura uue
Sc les anenaza para que no la alrvmn &
domicilio. periudicando al yecindario
y sufriend0 los enfermos = los Mics
Mientras al duefl0 del kiosko III CDR
tiene & 6 centavos litro, 81 c0npradOr
tiene que psgaFla 4 3 " 10 eantavos
Sc encuentrA enfarnO 81 seff0r don
Aurelio Mendez Martinea.
Ffiese Ia atenci6n de e. Junta de SA-
nidad Phbliea v aut0ridadea locales en
las nulperias; en- las lekEinas gus sa hA-
Han an NAL eetados eEl los depaaik0s de
carbon Lena an poblados an al esta-
do de los artfcuaos cue 81 pdblic0 con
sumo: ga Ii hierba une llana Aas prinel.
pales calies del pueba0g aia 81 rnaE esa
| do del atrio de "a iglaaiAs an u aisua
ci6n & que ha venido q q rsr a cenaan
menkerio; an los aninaaAas ce csiatgo aa0
tas, como los perros, p0r eieHnpA0. quI
arrnan cada zambra que no hay euler
"a resista; antss de Qua au aicbos
cuadr6 pedos. Oh eaa tnElm da ventie
doras calleiegoas que aturden con g
v0eerlo insoporBabse " pog qua vi
guardian del p0lYo de "a aalle Ioa aEs
cnIas cue "a pdlaEico 0fEes
Da euaEto Il h0 a0n0segne
] nea oeur agsaca u 0a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
TrasIad0s J OtFas n0ilelas,

Se nos infOrna cue 81 pundoDoroso
cabo de Ia PoIicfa Insular, senior Joas
uufn Sin6, ha sido trasladado III Ca
roIina y el cabO Balb6s al puesto del
presidio.
+ 81 tanient6 encargado de In inveati-
caci6n de suceaOs ocurridos 81 D0min-
go en- al citado pueblo, ha formulado
graves cargos contra este 6ltim0 cabo.
seQtin noticias que haata nosotrOa
iEeQan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
oTRA BATAlL.A

NEW YORK. Dicienabre 8. "a.
Informan de MariAa aaa LIS fnsrzas
anericanas han librad0 0kra rsai6a b.
tails en sJ0l6.
a1uolans sagMl0s fuernn mnart0e. Ga
el pals eslEataa sle nueYo gran dagc0ntera-
10 con a gobiarno,
In prensa d Manila combate en9r4
glcamente al general Wood.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09

En- esta imprsnta 50 vende papiAl ds
pesi6diso vtejo ! e2-4o quiut
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09

New York, Diciembre o, 2p. rn.
Los partidos politicoa espanoles de-
nauestran gran agitaci6n Glasde II subi-
da Gel seflor Manra nj podar.
Estfnaase que auu6l 10 pOdg& sOsta-
nersa durante mncho tempo, p0ruue
dentro de So nisn1a CoIeeti sidnd tiaraa
elementoa que le hacen fuarss opOai-
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09

New York efciaf 3re q. d.
Despach0s aa Il Eabaz no d ssa
y gohlegEs0 e excl u u 8 81 assa-
tFataCl6n ael egu biso de 85 aaEliu-
ues de dollars y que 81 breve aerk
Este un hecho.
III esagr6sti60 d har& una s0ciedaa
de capita lIatas nortsAa aEnnric
"a sltuaci6n del Tesoro de Cuba. es
n1agnIlca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
R06RaMA


De las pleas que tocara Ia Banda
dc Il P0liefa Iasular On h retreta est
n0che Mi6rc0Aas o.
2 Pasarcalla de la Zarzuela sKsAs
ZapAtilIass s5hueca
q e Danz@ : Convencimientoa +
MOnclova
s Sinsonfa SIscos 5le mi tIsrras ii.
Duafi0.
Ints rmezzo Two Step xAnons
VI. Grey
5 Riuoa6n @Idoa Nets del Asmu-
uaversS ii CEav4
2 Duo Sevillanaa d Caleseras IN.
aixS (huec
2 DanaA xBella Cubanita9 Rios
OvaIlA
80 The Star Spangled Banner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-12-09
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Alanhra ia puaa rollos
g 81 lIbF as275
Gram a en- briEes he
E 800
Funta de fia caias
gle g0 lblaH GalnanOg
de lI2 a & pull
adas gruesas y fnas : $50
ani superior 81 sacos
de 100 libra gnVnl $50
Maiz del Pals en- liz -60
aaC0g az
Sal QuintaI Gao
ZINC AMERICANA
AOANALAD0 do &
pies -75
Cemento 'DAGRON en
barriles -76
San JustO 1S Y Is San Juan. Pso-R Rico.
PARA CURAR IN il RFCsFRIADO EN- .IFeg
Ola tonne las p PASTTIAIAS IsAxANTES DE
BROMO-9U1NlNA. El bOticari0 IL devol.
ysra el dlnero 81 no SO gura La firma de 81
w GROVE ae haIla On cada caiita
Los miembros dH su fanilia se han
curadO ra rapidamenta ton1ando La Ernnl-
sion de Scott.
Santo Domingo, r. D.. Septiembra
1894.
Sres. Scott II Bovine. NuaYa York.
Mny Srea mics: Hace tempo que
vengo recetando III Ernuisi6 81 Is Scott
de aCeit4 de- hlead0 dc bacaia0 con hi.
pofostitos de Cal v Dc sosa que IDS. pre-.
paran, habiendo obkenid0 aiempre an
los miembros de mi farnilia. ea los que
ma ha sido facil notar al rapidO pro
gres0 de su curaci6n.
Aprovecho In 0portunidad, para fe-
hcitarle y snscribirme de- lids.
Alto. 8. 8. Co. BIS. M.
j. Af RAMIREZ.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

to SYamra as their leader, and the
 to Svampa as their leader, and the : transigent turn to GOtti.
 i Alfonso Capecelatro of the patriciar family of Castropagano of Naples. is well known in literature, and worthy of the rank cardinal which when he was very young it was predicted he ! should hold. He was born at Mar seilles. France, in 1924. He discharged the congregation of the Oratoria at Naples and eventually became it's su- perior. In 1879 he was called to Rome as domestic prelate of his holiness Leo XIII and under librarian of the holy
 Roman Catholic church. In 1880 Mgr. Capecelatro was made archbishop of Capua. where in the midst of pastoral
 cares ne found time to attend to the publiction of works worthy of all
 praise. among which may be men ! ticned, the lives of St. Gather
 inc of Siena. of St. Filippo Neri and St. Peter Damien. But it was not till the
 Life of Father Ludovico of Casoria" had appeared that Leo XIII made him
 cardinal in 1885 in which position he bore the title of Sta. Maria del Popolo. Capecelatro is a member of the ec- clesiastical congregations of the index Gallo Andrea Ferrari was born at Pratopiano, diocese of Parma, August 13. 1850. He was made cardinal by Leo XIII in 1894 with the title of St. Anastasia and is archbishop of Milan and d member of the ecclesiastic con gregations for bishops and regulars of the index of indulgences and sacred relics and protector of the Institute of the Ursuline Sisters of Parma. Cardinal Ferrari is prominent fig
 ure both in Italy and abroad at the
 present time: he is one of the youngest members of the sacred college and has
 risen to his present rank through his
 personal merit. for he is of humble
 origin. He entered the church at the
 age of g and was parish priest of
 Mariana and Fornovo Tero. In 1873 he
 took his -egree at the theological col i lege of rarnla and two years after he
 was vicar general of the diocese. At the corsistory of June, 1890, Fer
 rari was appointed bishop of Guastalla i In this post he remained only eleven
 months, and in the following year he
 was transferred to the see of Como
 thus raising envy and rancor among
 many Lombard bishops who aspired to l that pest. In the three years that i FcIIsri spent at Como he gave proof
 of a .cverish activity SC great that it
 broght on an illness
 l Leo XIII considered Fcrrari worthy
 of the archbishopric of Milan. but pre-
 vious to nominating him to that pest
 he save him --.e rank of cardinal, as
 already stated.
 Agostino Richelmy vas born in Fur
 in November 29. 1850. and was created
 d cardinal in 1899 He is also arch | bishop of Turin.
 RichelmY is member of the eccles- l iastical congregation of bishops and
 regulars and of sacred rites and disci- piirc. His candidature for the papacy | is tavorably regarded in some of the vatican circles. If he should be elected pore he would prove himself q religious
 and saintly man.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
AN ENCOURAGING SYMPTOM.

If the southern people will keep on discussing tlre negro question earnest ly enough they will eventually evolve a better solution than any they have yet outlined-and yet it is problem to be worked out, not talked out. Con gressnan DriSgs of Georgia, having declared in q speech that the cdu- cated negro is a menace as a com petitor in the labor field" the Atlanta Constitution goes on to remark, alto gether wisely:
 The negro will be educated, whether the southern states and people do the work or not. For us to declare against lis education is but tc stimulate others to the duty. Our new constitution in the south offe:' the ballot to him as a premium for lis zeal to educate him self, and to separate the school funds according to race payments of taxes
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
THE CHRISTMAS GIFT
Details of the Latest Mining Deal In
 Southern PinaI.

Thursday the Plata Cobre Mining company, which is operating in the Old Hat mining district, added to it's com pany another valuable property, the fla nous Christmas Gift gold mines, To- cated in Pinal county, thirty miles southwest from Casa Grande. says the Tucson Star.
 The Christmas Gift has a record of producing large quantity of very rich gold ore. From the grass roots down to the depths of it's workings is but forty feet. The oldest settlers will re- member the excitement caused some years ago on account of the rich strike made there. when pieces of ore as large as mans hat, of almost pure native gold. were taken out.
 This property laid idle for years. un- til Professor J. w Prout. of this city. formerly of Colorado. happened to run across 1t short time ago. He pro- nouced it a true Assure vein in the sedimentaries about 200 feet above the granite. and advised some of his friends to purchase it. They followed his ad- vice, and now they have just sold it to the above named company. MT. w R Benzie of the Benzie Investment com pany of Denver. the president, and MT. Charles McCally. late of England, the vice president, have been in Tucson for the past two weeks completing the pur- chase of the property and getting ready to sink a large double compartment shaft to thoroughly develop the prop erty. The company has lately placed an outfit on the ground, and sinking will commence immediately.
 From the good reports of the Christ mas Gift in the past and the favorable report of Professor Prout, Tucson is assured of another large gold producer not far removed from this commercial center. The company which has pur- chased the property is managed by ex- perienced mining men. They know how to develop mines, manage men and car " on large mining enterprise such as this promises to be- From the early history of this mine, and the profes- sional opinion of a most competent mi ming geologist. the Star has no hesita- ton in predicting that the Christmas Gift gold mine will prove another Com monwealth. and that within q very short time.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
ALHAhBRA NOTES
Items of Interest From Along Grand
 Avenue.

Alhambra. Aug. 1. 19OG.-(Special Correspondence or The Republican->- Othie Odell of Tempe visited with Mir and Mrs. R. R. Stroud the first of the week.
 Our local butcher and driver fer Fred Tribolet is wearing q broad smile as a result of the arrival a his home of a big boy. He says he thinks he will put him or the Wagon while he takes q rest.
 Cleve H. Reaksecker was called by the S. F., P. &c P. railway to Iron Springs on Sunday morning. He ex- poets to be there about ter days. act ing as relief agent while the regular man is absent. Cleve is a painstaking and worthy young man and the writer hopes he will soon have a permanent position with the company.
 F. B. Reaksecker on Wednesday re- ceived by wire the sad news of his mothers death at her home near St. Joseph, Mo. She had been sick for some time and her advanced age gave her children here little hopes of her recovery. Mrs. Chris Miller is daughter of the deceased.
 Mrs. William Hammer, accompanied by her mother and sister. leaves this morning for coast points and will be absent about six weeks.
 Alex Silva's thresher is in our midst. They have finished at Harovitz's and also Hammers and will thresh yet for Harbert, Johnson and Rays before pulling in for the season.
 Miss Earle and Miss Palmer spent Sunday visiting with realtiVes at Phoe- nix.
 Mrs Hfnson of the Sunset Telephone exchange at Phoenix visited last Sun day with Mrs. Stroud.
 Mrs. O'Dell of Tempe, sister of Mrs. R. R. Stroud. is visiting her for few days
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
SHACKLED PRISONER SUICIDES

St. Louis, Mo, Aug. 2.-With his feet weighted with shackles, Frank Bradshaw. a workhouse prisoner. jumped into a pond and drowned him self. The guards attempted to prevent his suicide. but he ducl1ed his head and held it under the water until he was unconscious. 4 few hours before Bradshaw told fellow prisoner of his intention. He did not wish to serve his sentence of six months.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
MooNsHINE" IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 2.-Internai Revenue Collector McCroach and g. squad of internal revenue agents visit ed a house in the center of the city and found q complete outfit for dis tilling whisky. Moses Silberstein was arrested and held in $1,0O0 by the United States commissioner as the all legged proprietor of the illicit still. All the paraphernalia was ccnfiscateG.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
THE GREAT OPENER.

When it comes to opening up a new country" remarked the observer of events and things, there is nothing can beat a volcano. o.''-Yonllers States man.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03
Personal Mention


Secretary I. T. Stoddard returned this morning from 9 visit of two months in the east. Mrs. Stoddard and their son remained in New York until the early fall.
 Hon. L. F. Barrow, member of the legislature from Yavapai county, came from Prescott this morning to attend the meeting Of the Arizona Federation of Labor.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

Miss Smart-Have you ever been through algebra? 'Yes. but it was in the night and l didn't see much of the place.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

A man may go along fur fifty years an not be worried much about de here after, but de mint de barber finds Q bald spot on his head he's got a burden to carry fur de rest of his days.-De- trOit Free Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

would set on fire the enthusiasm Of every thoughtful negro in the south to sacrifice for the education of his children. ."-New York Mail and Fix precS.
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

Don't you think that young man is afflicted with a swelled head?''
 No answered Miss Cayenne; Ines not afflicted with it: he enjoys it."
Arizona republican., 1903-08-03

Capitol Mills Town Talk flour is made Qf the best kansas hard wheat
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-30

The new law requires dealers
to paste a red label on all ans or
bottles in which gasoline is sold.
The Pioneer will be glad to fur
nish these labels with or without
dealers names. Give us your
order carly to aid us in ordering
material.
The Aneta Panorama in allud-
ing to a recent visit of our towns
man, O.. G. major, made some re-
marks that did not look in print
as they would haye sounded had
they been addressed to O.G. per-
sonally. AS a result, one of
Majors friends took the matter
up and has used considerable
space in the Panorama to tell
what he thinks of the editor.
we receive great many COM
plants from our subscribers re-
gardlng non-receipt of papers.
We cannot understand why this
should be so, as we are particu-
larly careful with our mailing list
and make a special effort to see
that a copy of each and every Isl
sue of the paper goes into the
post Office directed to each sub
scriber on our list. We would
esteem it a favor if each one who
fails to receive his paper regu-
larly would promptly notify us
50 as to enable US to determine
where the fault lies and correct
It. Any one failing to receive a
paper can have another copy by
simply notifying Us.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1903-04-30

A number of our exchanges
apparently do not know that the
Steele County Progress has gone
out of existence,as they still have
it on their exchange list r
copies to it each week. We re.
ce've in many instances copies oil
the same paper sent to the Pro.
gress and to the Pioneer. There
is no need to send more than one
copy, as the Pioneer is the only
paper published in Hope.