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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28
PROGRAMS WHITWELL
PUBLIC SCHOOL

The following the programs of the Christmas
given by the Whtwe Public School They certainly credab
both to the school and place Those who witnessed
entertainment enjoyed them highly The pre-
sentan will be used removing piano bought school
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28

Another sign of good times is an ad-
vance in the price of nails, hardware
and fencing wire. II there was de-
cline instead of advance there would
be panic among some people, and
money would be- as industriously laid
way in the old stocking, as the Ameri-
can hen lays eggs in the barn loft.
Now let us hear of an advance in the
price of labor.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28

Another killing at lock and dam
beer saloon. We fail to quite under
stand how this hole happened to be OPP
en-. Thought all the beer saloons were
to be shut up. Perhaps 1t was for
those only which were under indict-
ment. If 80, let the proprietor Of this
place be arrested as soon as possible,
and Indictment secured.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28

Senator Lea is against proposition
to give the old federal soldiers one dol
Ian per day pension. We certainly
would like to know his reasons for
this stand. Wonder if he wants more
battleships, and bigger standing
army as some of the other Senators do.
and prefers squandering money this
way to placing it at the disposal of
needy veterans in the last years OF
their abode on earth2
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28

Very few of our exchanges will pu t
in an appearance this week, as they
are taking Christmas " That is an
old custom dating back to the old time
journalism, when everybody on
country paper wasn't considered the
stuff unless they were full of liquor.
The modern style Of newspaper max
ing is to be published as regularly as
clockwork and cut out the suspension
for vacations, which are generally en-
joyed more in anticipation than in re-
alization. ID IT. a,,
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28
"DOT, The MINERS DAUGHTER"
93U

CAST or CHARACTERS

DAVID MASON, q farmer,
HERBERT MASON DaviGS son, Just from college,
ROYAL MEADOWS, foster son of Mrs Clifton,
ARTHUR FLOYD, q viltan
GEORGE CLIFTON q returned Californian,
PARSON SWIFT, an astonished clergyman,
BILL TORY, a Joatmaa, FIoyds confederate,
BREWSTER, police officer, .-..
EBONY, colored indiuidual
DOLORES, the miners daughter,
MRS. CLIFTON, George Cgifton'$ deserted eoite,
WINNIFRED CLIFTON, Mrs. C1gton's daughter,
HAPZIBAH q lady of color, 81 irse'r
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

Candidates announcements are inserted in
this column for $3.50 in advance, and run uutil
nomina lions are made when party ticket will
be published in full until election.
We are authorized to announce p.
s. HARRIS as a candidate for sheriff,
subject to the action of the Republican
party.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1911-12-28
Programme

ghuroduy Evening, Bee. 81 1911 7:8o P. m.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

See us before you make
a contract-we can save you
money.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07


Hugh Williams came up to vote,
Monday and Tuesday.
H. G. Bush was In FL Paso, Sun
day.
c. A. Hulpieu and wife Of Dodge
City, Kansas, are at. j. M. Snyder's.
Major Ernest Of the Mimbres Hot
Springs was In the city Monday.
Mrs. Temke Is in Las Cruces at
tending court as official stenogra-
pher.
H. c. Chips Of Spjckardville,
Mo-. is In this city for the improv-
ment Of his health.
Col. W. d. Mayfeld and David
Baldwin of III Paso, were welcome
GRAPHIC callers. Saturday.
DIR. Swope took A. A. Almy TO
Chicago, Tuesday, for medical treat
ment.
Kurn and Summers. big Santa Fe
folks, were here yesterday. They're
both good Deming boosters.
J. ID. Chandler Of Corralitos, Mex
leo. was a welcome GRAPHIC caller
Saturday evening.
Miss Carrie Hubbard is $4,000
ahead In the Times contest. Every
body help her win.
DIR. Swope and daughter. Mary
Lou went TO III Paso, Friday, the
doctor returning Saturday and Mary
Lou, Sunday evening.
Private George Picard, of FL Paso
has joined our recruiting station.
He Is a member of the X. P.'s at
Havana. Cuba.
Inspector Golden investigated
things In the local postofIice. We'd
nesday, and put his approving o. k.
on the whole business.
Mrs. II. II. Kelly and daughter,
Margaret. came down from Silver
City, Saturday evening. and were
guests at dinner at the Laughren
home.
II. H. Jacobs and wife and John
Schroeder. prominent citizens of
Emmetsburg, Iowa, are guests at
Fred Sherman's. They like condi.
lions here.
Assessor c. w. Cook was among
us this week. Mr.. Cook is a mighty
fine old head and always does the
square thing In the assessment Of
the Luna county tax payers. -Col.
umbus News.
Walter Hollingsworth, formerly
an agent for the s. p. but now
joint agent of the f. p. 4 s. w and
A. & N. NJ. at Hachita, together
with his wife, is spending the week
with John Winfield and wife. They
will leave soon for a three months
tour on the Pacific coast, During
their absence the business will be
safely conducted by their only son.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07
Random Ranch Notes.

The new McCan well is a. sure
good one.
The Stevenson we'll southeast of
the city plainly shows flowing wa
ter, northeast to southwest.
The big Brem engine and pump
were taken out Wednesday, and
will soon be in operation.
Dieudonne n Walsh have installed
on the John Crotchett farm small
engine with pumping equipment.
w. II. Parsons brought a sample
of green grass II inches high. that
Is coming up west of town on &C.
count of the recent rain.
j. A. Rhea says the notion of fill
ing the casing with coarse rock is a
mighty good one.
Dan Bowers exhibited barley %
II high April 6. II grew out in the
open all winter and its growth was
not interrupted. 'Rah for the sun.
shine state.
Wilson n Nigh have just com.
pleted the big Grumble well with a
l9.foot pit, 40 feet Of 40-inch casing
and 40 feet of l6-inch casing. II
will be at least n l000-gallon well
Alfalfa will be MIR. Grumble's chief
crop.
John Benson has put down a al
II. well with eft. of water bearing
gravel, and will later on put dowr
a 1O0-ft. well and big pump. Pota
toes and beans will be his chiel
crops. Wilson h Nigh did thu
work.
Sheriff Stephens Is very proud o.
his new well dug by s. j. Smith
II Is soft. deep with 33ft. of water
bearing material. He has 30-incl
casing for loft. and 22A-inch casini
the rest of the way down. He fig
ures on lO00-gallon flow with |
25 h p Witte engine and Advanc'
pump. lie will cultivate 40 acre
this season.
! DIR. Belts of the New York an,
| New Mexico Locating Co. Is doin,
business. He has recently located
some splendid families, A. w
Bridgeman and family of Quapaw
Oklahoma and w. c. Dresser ant
family OF California. who came wit
a carload of fine horses and cattle
Mr.. Bridgman has been prominen
merchant In Oklahoma. Both fam
lilies are nightly welcome.
Judge Browning is very bus
these days in preparing 20 acres O
Mrs. Browning's farm east of town
He will have 10 acres In alfalfa,
in corn and the balance in beans, p,
tatoes and melons. He will have a
engine and Blaiser pump and win
mill with large ground tank 10 fes
In diameter and 5 feet In deptl
He expects TO raise all the bear
: and potatoes they need and the
some.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

idea.
A consignment of 76O pounds Of
runs were received here from Fl
Paso, Friday, and shipped from here
40 Douglas, where II is reported
men were in waiting TO receive
hem to cross the border and join
he insurrectos.
& w. II. Jennings has added a rear
Keeping porch to his residence 2Sx
BIT. He Is beautifying his yard
with all varieties Of fruit and orna-
mental trees, including a few per-
sImmon trees.
The good news comes from Los
Angeles, that DR.. Ralph s. Byron
has been elected TO the very re-
sponsible position Of superintendent
and chief surgeon at the Railroad
General and Emergency Hospital.
+ All Demlng people have a just pride
In the splendid advancement made
by one Of her favorite sons.
Mounted Policeman j. A. Beal Il
receiving congratulations on his
easy acquittal at The hands Of
Socorro county jury II will be re
membered that Beal and Constable
Putnam shot Saloonist Clark Al
Mogollon last August, being com
pelled to do SO in self defense. Th'
case was an easy one from start u
finish, the jury were out just Ions
enough TO appear respectable
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07
Society Life in Demins.

Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Bolich an.
tertained a company of ladies' a
five o'clock ten. Friday afternoon
The Wednesday morning musicale
will meet next week with Mrs. Pol.
lard.
! Mrs. Thomas Marshall gave q
very pleasant at home" 10 about
65 ladies yesterday afternoon. COM
plimentary TO Mrs. ]. II. Rogers.
agn' iuncneon was served from
'nree 70 SIX
Little Joyce Evans entertained a
jolly company of her school friends
at her home Saturday afternoon.
The little folks had delightful
time. Luncheon was served M the
appropriate time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Barnaby en-
tertained at II o'clock dinner Fri
| day at their ranch home three miles
north Of Deming. the Misses Iyer-
son, Rogers and Klotz accompanied
w ~ AZ i"Rers'
Covers were laid for ten at n
beautifully appointed five course
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
Hodgdon, Monday evening, compli-
mentary TO Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rog-
ers. The table decorations were
very artistic in lavender.
Mr. md mrs u n o..o.n !.
err;vod ~ H. naa,, ,..;,' s'n. 60 g.,
Antonio wadnasdov tn, ,,' 90"
worried ,ha nra'';o,'a c,,.,," "s ~,
hr;ja,s Nome A. ,hat n;s' TIL; s
m.nv nsm;no fr;anJs oTs, .o,,. "s
ula,;ors
M;ss K.,ha,;.. w.,u., -.
tained n comnonv ~ vo,,na na",,,o
M nor home Sa,,r,.,, a,,en, ~ =,
honor 90 Mo- h., T."nas -
Jowo A da;n,. Irn.hoan NO., ~
servod NJ "a, w
The Deming Woman's Club met
Yesterday with Mrs. HOFFMAN, Mrs.
Pollard leader. Roll call was ans
wered ny giving the names OF fam
GUS men OF Austria. Austrian Bau-
or, hrst part, Mrs. Holt; second
part. Mrs. Laughren; Royal House
OF Austria, Mrs. Bennett; Import
ant Events oil lStiI Mrs. Thur
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07
Peoples Ticket Wins Out.

by an average majority of 96 the
people Of Deming have declared for
the regulation rather than the abol-
ishment of saloons and in this glor-
ious country Of ours the sovereign
voters are supreme. Majority rules
and the minority graciously sub
mits to the will Of the majority.
No one has any right to question
the motives Of another who differs
from him in public policy, and now
that a majority has decided on
whom they will bestow the honors
and labors Of public Office, the min
ority will do its level best to keep
Deming on the list of best governed
towns in the United States.
The board of election consisted of
Geo. l.. Shakespeare. Thos. Hudson,
and AL Kuntz. John Waddill and
Chas. Tossell officiating as clerks.
A total Of 326 ballots were cast, the
canvass resulting as follows:
q.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

Mr.. W. H. Rowland will go to
Deming. New Mexico. on Tuesday
next in the interest of his firm to
investigate the irrigated lands Of
the Mimbres Valley Realty Co. This
company Is composed of Louisville
people. and owns large body of ir-
rigated land near Deming, New
Mexico, which Mr.. Rowland's firm
will put on the market, after he has
inspected same. Louisville. KY,
Courier-Journal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

| $50 "r'f% >'" $3.50
night.
Deputy Sheriff Kealy went to ST.
yer City q few days ago and go'
John Scllars who Is wanted fol
morse stealing. AT the pfeiim'nss,
hearing Judge Browning bound hin
over to await the action Of the
grand jury.
Gov. Mills has exercised gooC
judgment and sound discretion In
re-appointing A. w. Pollard as dis
trict attorney for the tenth district
of New Mexico, which embraces The
whole Of Luna county. No similar
officer In the territory does his work
In an ADLER or more satisfactory
manner.
Next Wednesday night Is the time
that Dcming will see the great Jolly
Ideal Musical Comedy Co. at the
Crystal. Everybody's going.
Wanted for u. s. Army, able
bodied unmarried men between the
ages Of IS and 80; citizens Of United
States, Of good character ard tenn
perate habits who can speak. read
and write the English language.
For information apply to Recruiting
Officer. Fielder Building, Deming,
N. M.
Prof. ]. w. Curd and Miss Isabel
Kelly Of the Fl Paso high school
faculty. were in town with their
basket ball teams of boys and girls
Friday night. going TO Silver City
followilx morning. Next year
Deming will have a basket ball team
or two that will make them sit up
some.
Andrews Is still battling for state
hood. Immediately upon being
sworn In as a member Of the Sixty
second Congress. he introduced in
the house a joint resolution approx
ing New Mexico's constitution. He
believes he can get II through the
House In a short time. 1t probably
will be coupled with a similar reso-
luton for Arizona, and will cause a
great fight In the Senate. Andrews
believes he will get New Mexico
through the Senate,
+. s. Bixley. Prof of Engineering
and J. II. Squires. Prof. of Agrono-
my. of the Agricultural College,
will address the Chamber of Com
merce and the Fruit and Truck
Growers Association at the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Tuesday evening,
April IL, at 8 o'clock. Let every
member OF both bodies be present,
as these lectures will be very bene-
fetal to all concerned.
Don't miss the jolly Ideal Musical
Co. at the Crystal next
Wednesday night.
Frank Weaver has opened an en-
ployment agency In the Baker build
ing on Spruce street. All parties
desiring any class Of labor, includ-
ing blowing. well digging. grubbing,
earpentering, etc.. or IT,, you want
to buy or sell a horse or COW. wag-
on, harness. or buggy. or second
hand farming implements or pump
ing machinery. you had better see
him.
Sheriff Stephens was called to the
Beville ranch southwest of town,
Wednesday evening, AZ the boss"
got on a rampage and was throw
ing rocks at his pretty little wife
and two children. The house, which
was formerly owned by McCurry.
was burned to the ground with It's
contents and It is said that suspi-
cion points to Beville. as he had
been drinking and making a bad
man" of himself. The sheriff
brought him to the bastile and is in
vestigating the affair. Mrs. Beville
and children are at the Cooper
home and are the objects Of deepest
sympathy.
The Jolly Ideal Musical Comedy
Company at the Crystal, Wednes-
day evening, April IL They come
highly recommended.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

Miss May Crawford resigns as
clerk and shop time keeper the first
Of the month. The weight Of that
big diamond on her finger evidently
forbade further bookkeeping. FL
Matthews of Deming takes Miss
Crawford's place. San Marcial
Standard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07
Notice Of Annual Meeting Of
Shareholders.

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting Of Shareholders Of
The Deming National Bank Of Dem
ing, New Mexico. for the election
Of directors. TO serve for the ensu-
ing year, will be held in the bank
ing room Of said bank, Tuesday,
April Is. 1911. between the hours
of IL o'clock noon and 8 p. m.
BY order Of the Board Of Direct
H. H. KELLY. A. j. CLARK,
Cashier. President.
Deming. N. NJ. March l6, 1911.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

$3.50 to 81 Is the advance per
thousand In the wholesale lumber
market, but the Deming Lumber
Co. Is holding to the same old prices
on what stock " on hand. Buyers
better get busy before new stock
has 10 be ordered.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

Manager John A. Magnuson took
his third at Masonic hall last even
ing and enjoyed banquet with his
newly-made brothers. He liked It.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07
ABOUT TOWN.


&|It WHitt iuunt
the place TO buy,
ays |.
and dance tonight. Go.
lark u Tidmore for cheap trous-
going below cost.
j. Berry and wife have an 8
1on. born Saturday night.
BIN B, Stetson mats going at
lute cost. Clark a. Tidmore.
bring the month Of March Fair
n harrington erected $4,000
lh Of buildings, Some dolngs,
No / 81, s!eiqhbors Of America
i NEE N Che Office Of Fred Sher-
IA. Tuctsay. April IL. at g p. m.
e work shirts for 40c 10 days
Clark K TIdmore.
popular Deming Band win
another dance at the Crystal.
Dit, Immediately following the
|re show.
hn Steinemann has put in one
Irunswick-Balke's best billiard
ours for bargains. Clark q
nore.
Amilton Browns American Gen.
Nm shoes and oxfords must 60.
Ia q Tidmore.
|Ikinson Il Prescott have a con-
Tor decorating the interior Of
oir's home.
1nk Weaver has a place in a
bid family for a good girl to
Nit homework. @
Viewers trip 10 Engle for
fictorio Land & Cattle Co. was
successful.
Doks good to see Ed Moran
nd again. He will be at work
INV not have a general cleaning
1ay in Deming. like they do In
ID towns.
4 w. VanfIook Of 'Hondale was
ling hands with Deming friends,
urday
|on. w. l.. Getchcll. Buffalo
81 mining associate. will hereaf-
Keep posted on the Deming
ntry, through the GRAPHIC.
M are selling $l.25 and $3.50
81 shirts at 81. Clark & lid
Ie have some embroidery. runs
b Sc to 35 cents per yard, going
ID yard-lO days only. Clark Il
more.
lust go the entire stock at and
nw cost 10 day more-only.
tx 4 Tidmore.
hlk about wireless telegraphy.
h. feathers has a horse that will
[him out of any kind Of a deep
} when he telephones up rope.
. T. Hunter takes Delma Jones
Ie at Stump 4 Hinyard's. the
fr accepting a good position
n Rosch 4 Leopold.
|omething cool for summer.
'osknit underwear, one and two
n suits. going at cost. Clark x
more.
Il j. Clark has purchased through
Sangre agency the lot east Of
opera house, owned by Mrs.
ME Tucker of Iowa.
N. Swope picked up n fine pair
'tandard bred young chestnuts
Me Juarez paddock, Saturday,
will soon be exhibiting some
Ihty superior horseflesh.
Hiss Fay McKeyes writes from
Peso: Business College is o. k,
FL Paso isn't bad, but there
b anything that comes up with
ming and her 99.99 pure"
srand Chancellor Hugh Williams
hrs a large ring Of beautiful de-
h presented him by Col. Richard
dson. II was made in 1862 from
los Altos gold and a moss agate
I'M Cooks Peak.
10 to Clark Il Tidmore's for
s, caps and overalls. Must go
cost 10 days more = only.
We want to commend the action
j. w. McCurry and s. H. Breese
setting out fine large shade
es ut the very beginning of the
,struction Of their homes.
H. G. Bush has purchased twelve
) of the Deming Real Estate Il
provement Co., on Pine street,
ST of the Wamel residence and
4 erect a fine home. Progressive
"a.
A consignment of 760 pounds Of
ms were received here from FL
so, Friday, and shipped from here
Douglas, where II Is reported
N were in waiting TO receive
I'm to cross the border and join
. insurrectos.
w. II. Jennings has added a rear
'eping porch to his residence 2Sx
/. He Is identifying his yard
tn all varieties Of fruit and orna.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1911-04-07

II you don't see It advertised.
advertise for Il.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-01-12
CHURCH NOTES
Congregational AnnuslMe et.
ing.

The annual meeting of the Con.
gregational church was held
Monday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nelson.
About.seventysfve members of
the church and congregation
were present to hear the reports,
assist in the election of officers
and enjoy together both a social
time and one of the bounteous
spreads for which the Aid Soci-
ETY. is noted.
The Aid Society and Sunday
school report 1910 as the best.
year they have experienced.
The former report their largest
membership and raised more
money than any previous year.
Last years total receipts were
1886. The Sunday school re-
ports an enrolment a year ago
of 102. The average attendance
was SO and the enrolment at
close Of the year was. 40. Other
lines of church work showed
satisfactory work being accom-
plished.
The election of officers for the
church was held and the follow
ing are the official boards for this
year:
Deacons = H. D. Carpenter
rand NJ. B. Cassell.
Clerk-Mrs. E. D. Washburn.
Trustees-One year, J. VAN
berg, E.. D. Washburn. Two
years, B. r. Kraabel, J.. H. Nc
Colon. Three years, M. B.
Cassell.
Chorister-Mrs. S. Hitchcock.
Ushers-Kelsey Haviland, John
Cassell.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-01-12
SCHOOL NOTES

State Examinations begin
Monday. Regular work will be
done in the High School through
out the week, however, as very
few are to take the examinations
at this time.
Grover Holt was at his home
in Sherbrooke over Sunday, re-
turning Monday night.
Ink wells are being placed in
all rooms except the first and
second grades.
The two basket ball squads
are practising daily. We hope
to have games soon. The man
ayers report difficulty in arrang-
ing a schedule because there are
few teams within a reasonable
distance, whom we may play.
The classes in Manual. Train
ing, Sewing and Drawing have
completed some very good speci-
mems of work. W. hope that an
exhibit may be arranged later in
the year including this and all
other branches of school work.
The First National Bank and
Kraabel & Kraabel have provided
each of the rooms with large
calendars.
The total registrations for the
schools this year is 277. Of this
number. 80 resident and II non
resident pupils are enrolled in
the High School.
Very good attendance Tues
day, the weather considered.
Several were a little the worse
for their meeting with the storm
king.
Because of the intense cold
weather, the schools were o.
short session and closed Tues.
day at 1915 P. M.
An informal gathering wal
held in the High School last Fri
day night.
What a help a school orchestr,
would be-! We need bit NOR
music at morning exercises.
Mr. R. E. Hayward, of Gran,
!, Forks, visited the schools las
Friday. Mr.. Hayward is Stat
!, Inspector for the High Schoo
Board.
The North Dakota Children
Home Finder, published in tn
7 Interests of the North Dakot
Children's Home, has been re
ceived, and we note that tn
school collection taken last Octe
Der for the Children's Home j
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1911-01-12
Additional Locals

NV lVOOUo
Job Work at the Pioneer.
See Hurst's Clearance Sale
AID.
Please pay your subscription
this week if you are in arrears.
Leave your Sewing Machines
at H. H. Fulmer's for repairs.
Come in and see our wild
Grass" Bond. Just the thing
for letter heads and envelopes.
Now is the time to lay in a sup
ply of stationery for the coming
year. W. can furnish you, and
guarantee satisfaction.
Try the new service at the M.
E. Aid regular monthly supper.
Feed according to your appetite,
or purse. Go as far as you like.
Thursday, January 10Th.
F. w. Soule, the Eyesight
Specialist, will be at Fulmer's
Jewe]ry Store again Wednesday
and Thursday, January 10 and
10, prepared to examine defec.
tive eyes and fit glasses when
needed. Don't miss this chance.
Our Job Department is pre-
pared to turn out all kinds of let
ter heads, bill heads, statements
notes, mortgage blanks, en-.
velopes, blotters, circular letters,
ETC., in large or small quantities
Let US figure on your stationery
Hope Pioneer.
Once ina while we get awfully
tired when we go down the street
and hear some people kicking
OF course there are some things
that, Justify the registering of
good hearty kick at, times bu'
not our electric light system
Hope has a good up-to-date plan
and gets a service that is no
equalled in many large town
where rates are 30 per cen
higher. Very few cities, in tn
one or two thousand class, hav
an all-nigbt current and still
fewer have the Juice" for light
after seven O'Clock in the morn
ling. as our city has during tn
winter season. Breakdowns OF
cur occasionally in all plants bu
in Hope they have been few an
far between and are prompt
repaired. Some people do no
seem to be able to appreciate tn
many advantages of our littl
city.