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VOL. 7 DEMING, LUNA COUNTY, Ñ. M FRIDAY, JANUARY 7,

STATEHOOD FOR

EXÍCOII

Uve News From Headquarters On That Important

Subject

DELEGATE ANDREWS

Writes the Graphic an Interesting Letter on Coming

Statehood.

Dotriring to get the latest ofTlcial

news on statehood, the GRAriHC

wrote Delegate W. II. Andrews atWashington, and this week receivedthe following reply, which will be ofgreat interest to ull readers:House of Representatives U. S.

Washington D. C.My dear Mr. Holt:

Your welcome letter of. the 23rd

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DELEGATE ANDREWS

received. The Statehood bill wasintroduced just after the ' ojcningof Congress hut withdrawn a fewdays for a revision under ihepersonal direction of the President,who was insisted by his AttorneyGeneral, Secretary of the . Interior,Chairman of the House Committeeon Territories, Hamilton and myself.Nothing important was altered, norwere any of the land appropriationschanged, but merely tho construc-tion and phrnzelogy of the bill waschanged. Salient points in tbcf ghttliis year arc these: It is strictlyan administration measure, being inthe platform of bolh parties, and ishandled solely by Chairman Hamil-

ton of the Territorial Committee ofthe House. Senator Dornh of Idaho,has the bill in charge at the Senateend and the only change he hasmade is in providing for' two voteson the adoption of the Constitution.The President is a Btrong advocateof the measure and his cabinet is

enthusiastic. The house is absolute-ly for the bill, it having been passedthere during several previous Con-

gresses, and an overwhelming ma-

jority of Senators favor statehoodfor the territories in the Seriate end.Truly, the bill's prospects werenever brighter and I am satisfied it

-- will be favorably decided upon,passed and signed this session. Thswill end the long drawn-ou- t fight

Wishing you a happy, prosperousand successful New Year, I amf ':

Sincerely your friend, V.

W. H. Aní)RKW3.t,

The Baptist Meeting Closes.Evangelists Finney and Hiett left

on a late train Friday night for Las

Cruces, where they were to begin a

meeting Sunday. That is the fourthmeeting for these workers in thenew Baptist Association of South-

west New Mexico.' The two placesvisited before coming to Deming

were Silver City ah8 Lordsburg,

much good having been accomplished

at both places.

The final resulta of tho series ofservices here can hardly be estimated,but some of the visible points may

be mentioned. The organized churchnow numbers thirty-on- e adult mem-

bers, three of whoim "arc ministers.The church has colled Rev. Mar- -

cellus Watkins as pastor and he is

at work on the field. Plans are in

the hands of the contractor to esti-

mate the cost of a cement block

building with a seating capacity for

two huuJi'vd tr.d fifty people.Sunday morning at 9.45 the Church

organize, a graded Iiiblo School con

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WOMAN'S TRUE SPHERE- 14 .....

Second Prize Oration' Delivered by Mabel Meyers atthe Deming High SchoolOratorical Contest -

The.Lord said, "It la not good

for man to live alone let us makehim a helpmate like unto himself,"and ho created woman. So in the.beginning we have the life-wor-k ofwoman assigned her, to be the help-

mate of man. Has she fullfilledthis God-give- n vocation?. Searchthe great literature of today andscan the pnges of the masterpiecesand you will find her praises nungdown the ages from Dante, thegreat Italian poet, to our belovedLongfellow, r ....

Dante has conferred upon Beatrice the embodiment M divine wisdom and love, "the warmth andbeauty of whose soul inspired hisgenius, until he became the mostrenowned of all poets for many gen-

erations. Tlie wa his guiding star.A message from ber led him downthrough tho utmost depths of Hell,up to the loftiest pinnacles of Heaven

and thus" exemplifying whatwoman-hnn- d can accompl'sh fo? manwhei will be guided.

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Guethe has portrayed In the sweet,pure, Innocent girl, Margaret, hisideal of purest Woman-hoo- d. Whoin perusing the life history of thismagnificient character has not per-

mitted his heart to go out to her ingenuine sympathy, with ho thoughtof reproach or censure? Behold herin the dungeon awaiting Cfe momcnt when her. spirit will bo 'unfett-

ered" Does she dread this hour?Though .doomed in the flesh, thevoice of Infinite love, whispers, "sheis saved," for hers is more the sor-

row that purifies than the sin that' v'

coridems.

In Shakespeare's Cordelia Is foundtype of perfect love that hopes

and forebears all- - things. In mod-

ern times, "He who believes i in affection, that hopes and endures andand is patient," finds his ideal mistbeautifully tipified in the simple Ar-

cadian maiden- - Evangeline. Thusthese and '"many-- , others equally as. i , .. j . 't.S-'i.-y ?.

iamous are tucauzea in uwrature.But what has woman accomplished

in reality? . s,;Since timd Immemorial . the con

trolling ability of woman foe good,

or for evil; has "been tremenduous,yet few instances, are found wherewoman has exercised her executivefaculties for evil. Usually she Is

found Valiantly striving for whatshe believes to be right. . , It was by

th influence and farsightedness ofthe benevolent queen of Spauf.

,ti)at

the poor disheartened Genoese was

able to realize his ambition and thusrevolutionize the history of thé

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world. And it was through theenergy of woman that Christianitywas-- introduced into the English

speakipg ,world, and today themissionary visit all lands

and climes, even' penetrating themost remote sections of the . jrlobe;in her endeavor to proclaim thsword of God to.every 'human soul.

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innumerable . occurences existwhere woman has manifested her-se- lf

a helpmato indeed. How many

menami the smoke and flame ofbattle have been

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Impelled oh totheir most extreme efforts by theinspiration iJhed fromrthe tKonHof the wives they have left at homo

to encounter silent battles againstanxiety and dread. Napoleon won

his greatest victories while Josephinewas his wife, and while ho loved

her. In the g!vmiet j-- of the

revolution when the existence of ourcountry hung in the balance, MarthaWashington! iri tho midst of winter,

TR0FES30R DODERER AND HIS BUSY BEE

hurried forth to her husband atValley Forge, encouraged him on tovictory. The records of the presentday are illumined with the nnmea ofeminerit scholars and statesmen who,because of their blindness, wouldhave passed into oblivion hnd it notbeen for their brilliant wives. Suchmenjas Senator Gore of Okluhoma,

r aweett the great political econo-

mist at Cambridge, and numerousothers are numbered among these., Alan has a courageous heart; wo

man a tender, affectionate one;

when a man returns home at night,weary ana ratigueU by the days ex

ertions, how soothing is a gentleword from' a. loving heart, it is like

sunshine radiating upon his life. He

is happy and the cares of life 'areforgotten . She will stay by him no

matter what niny come, as 'a vine

that twines its graceful foliageabout the oak When the hardy plantis riven by tlu thunder bolt, clingsaround.it with caressing tendril'sand binds up its shnttered boughs.So it is most illustriously confirmedthai woman is man's stay and solace

when smitten by sudden .calamities.If she is a faithful wife she will

be a sweet and gentle mother. Canñ rrvjther'3 love ,Lo" supplied? "Athousand times, no! There is anenduring-tendernes- s in the Wo ofthe mother for her child that im-

prints in hor face something bc--youd thi world, something which is

kindred with the skies. . "The mo-

ther Is the angolie spirit of the home."Hr tender yearnings over tho cradle of hex infant babe, her iwatch- -

ful care of the child and youth, thecompanionship and love for the man

of her choice, make her the centerotthc interests and happiness ofthe family. And even when she

has passed to, her last rest, thesainted mother in heaven, sways amore powerful influence over herwayward husband or child, thanwhen she was present. Lincoln as-

cribes this loving tribute, "All thatI am or ever hope to be,' I owe tomy Angel Mother," to the faithfulwoman who was his divinity of in

fancy, and whose spirit aided him todirect the destiny, of millions. .

There is nothing' on earth moreelevating and inspiring than ; a de-

vout jvoman. She need hot get outand battle with the world, just lether remain irrher own sphere, thesphere" Iiv .which God placed her,and she will wield more power thanany monarch that ever .graced athrone.1' - :

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Wilden Hotel Changes Hands;,Guy Howard, of Roodhouse, 111.,

has purchased the Wilden Hotel andwill at once Start improvements thatwill make it one of most comfortableand sanitary rooming houses in thecity. - Every room will have an outside window and several have out-

side doors. - Among other improve- -

Rents Will bo an addition on the eastand a modern bath room for freeuse by tho guests.

f?- - iit, Howard will-b- a host whoKvill do all in his .power to make

things agreeable, to ,his guests andcan always be counted on to give asquare deal.-- - -

A Wretched Mistake 1

io endure the itching, painful dis-

tress of Tiles. There's no need to.,.LIateñ:"I suffered mucfi from

Piles," writes Will -- A. Marsh, ofSile'r Ciíy, N: C;,"till I got a box ofBucklen's Arnica Salve, and was

soon cured." Burns, Boils, Ulcers,

Fever Sores, Eczema, Cuts, Chspp!Hands,Chilblains, vanish before It.

25c. at all druggists. -(

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HOME BANK BUYS 'EM

Deming National Bank TakesLuna Court House Bonds.Paying a Handsome Pre-

mium pf $1,501.50.The Conuty Commissioiwrs met

Tuesday afternoon, accorling toagreement, and sold the Luna coun-ty bonds to the Deming NationalBank, the home institution pnyingthe magnificent premium of iWil.fiO.

Many other banks nnd triiHt com-

panies Topreaen ting financial conU-r- s

of the United Slates put in bids,three of them bidding abovt' $2i).but the bid of the home bank waswithout any restrictions whatevrr,and is conditional only on accept-ance by the commissionen., whichhas already been done. Tie lyinkwill have the bonds printed Pt itsown expense and will have the ac-

tual coin ready for use. in a veryshort time. The commissioners willcall for bids about the tn dd'le ofJanuary. The middle of I eb'j'uarythey can let the contract an thirtydays later the dirt will fly., -

Looks like business, dor.'t it?

..Deming Mining InttiesUVFrank Wyman has been sendi-

ng several weeks at Volcano camp,north of Steins Tim, where he re-

ports the finding of a large "amountof low grade silicious ore.

This camp has been a slow pro-

position for some time, owing to thefact that it has in the past cost$25 per ton to handle the stuff.

Now the Douglas smelters requireores for lining thi-i- r converters andthe low grade stuff can be handledat $3.25 per ton, which makes it pro-

fitable. Hence business will braceup a bit.

Mr. Wyman is at Victoria Campnear Gage working on that valuableproperty. The Helen group em-

braces seven claims, has over 5000tons of gold, silver and lead oreblocked out, and is developed to thewater level. Large bodies of oreshow at the water level, and it isplainly manifest that it extends farbelow.

This famous group has every indication of becoming one of thegreat mining properties of the South-

west.

Methodist Pastor Pounded.A large number of the members

of the Methodist church met lastnight at the church and went to the- -

parsonage and took it by storm. '

Each combatant did not fail tohave some of the very substantialthings of life under his arm.

Rev. W. E. Foulks who had beenin Deming for several days, was expected home last night but failed tocome, to the dissappointment oí i)(e'prjty, but Mrs. Foulks was equal totho occasion and the. party was of amost pleaaant nature. Las Crusescor. to El PasoJIearld.

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S Les O. Lester, Manager.H WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINK3S.

DEÉG "HIGH SCHOOF

K FIRST PRIZE 1 UMurl McMains Brings Home

.The Handsome Gold

Medal.

'SUQUERQUE FOURTH

J V.v..iCelebrated With Big

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School Parade.'

Doming high school wins in awalk. Murl McMains' nearest com-perit-

was eight points away andthe metroM)litan high school at Al-

buquerque came trailing along in

fourth place. Deming is at thehead of the bunch and we're all

proud of it. It shows that the man-ageme- nt

of Deming schools is lead-

ing the educational procession in

territorial affairs and that we're atthe top of the heap.

Superintendent Doderer and hisvery able corps of instructors goalxiut their every day .work quietlyand in order, and when they makepublic demonstration," the people arenot slow to discover that progressis being made that is a credit toDoming and her splendid citizen-

ship.The brilliant victory of Mu;rl Mc-

Mains is not only a diBtinct compli-

ment to himself, but it reflectsgreat credit upon the school he rep-

resents and the city that is proud tohave such a worthy young man. Hefought a good fight and won. liémet focmen worthy of his steel and

unhorsed every one. His splendid

oration on the "Mngic of Determin-

ation" came out ín the Grahiic in

full very soon after its delivery atRoswell, and while the people wereapplauding his masterly effort therethe home people were reading theoration that will place the author'sname on the educational records ofthe territory and give the Demingschools a higher standing through-

out the southwest.Last year Murl won fourth place

at the territorial contest which thisyear goes to Albuquerque, the uni-

versity city. It makes us all feel alot better when we remember howthe Albuquerque schools tried to getour silver cup for the best schoolexhibit last Octolcr, but when wethrew a searchlight into their campthey brought home our rightfulproperty.

The Roswell Register-Tribun- e

speaks of the contest as the great-CON-

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A Long HardPull

We have had a long and a hardpull to wait on all of our manymost worthy patrons for Holidaypresents. But now that the funis over, by working hard we aregradually getting our stock andstore to its normal condition.

We are ready to oblige our cus-

tomers with any article carriedin an te Drug Store. We

have managed to keep up theregular drug stock as completeas ever, and our good people canquickly get from us any articleof merchandise they may wantfrom a drug store.

1ftVINE & RAITHEL."7

The Abstract of Titlewo mak for you will be completa

down to the day you agree to buyapiece of property. if the title la O K

You cannot affordbuy real CBtate iiniofei you know ab--

80iU,c,y that the title is cWar. Our expcrience in examining titled and In real ?

transfers render us peculiarlywelL .equipped to make accurate abstract

Roy M. Perry, SecretaryCONVEYANCING A SPECIALTY. I

Luna County Abstract and Insurance iCompany,

c5 A Bank Account

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Secures great Peace of Mind, when

it is placed in Jlike

The Bank

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Begin the New YearRight

By Opening an Account With

The Deming

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Gold Avenue.

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Before buying anything in the Line

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Entered ut tho riüitor.í;o I C!n Msiter. S'i"eHrtion Rates, Í2 PerYin-- ; Six Months $1; Thrcd Month COe. Subscriptions to Foreign

Countries EO cents extra.

ADVEKTISINQ RATE3121 cents per single column Inch each insertion, Local colaran ten cent per

liiw. dimness locals i cent a word. Cards of Thanhs 60 cents.

Welcome to

FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1910.

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TOAST TO DEMING."There is land of every land the pride,

B1ovh1 by Hearen o'er all the world bes Lie,Where brighter auna dispense serener light,

And milder moons emparadiae the night.0, thou wilt find howe'er thy footsteps roam,

This land thy country, and this place thy home."

SAME THING AROUND DEMING.And now comes the attorney general saying that March 8, 1910, is

the latest day on which smail holding claims can be filed. There are alarge number of small holdings in the vicinity of Socorro and the personswho are in possession of them have repeatedly been warned and urged toapply for title. Some have made the application, but many more have

not Just what action the government will take in regard to these latterafter March 3, remains to be seen. Judging from precedent, however,they will be compelled to vacate the lands they are now in possession ofand those lands will be thrown open to entry under the same conditionsand in the same manner as other public lands. Such action on part ofthe government might work apparent hardship upon certain persons whohave been too negligent, too perverse, or too selfish to acquire title tothe lands they hold, but they will have nobody but themselves to blameIf they are made to suffer for their folly. Socorro Qiieftain.

GIVE THE HOME PEOPLE FIRST CHANCE.The Graphic desires to highly commend the action of the

county commiítóioners in selling the court house bonds to a homeand we are very sure the people will approve this action. Otherand trust companies bid a little higher, but each one would requireof expense to perfect the proposition and get dirt to flying, while theDeming National bank will require nothing but the plain acceptance ofthe offer and the printing of the bonds which will be done by the bankitself. The "ifs" and "anda" of other bidders might require six monthsto perfect, but the home institution will get busy right away and put thecommissioners in shape to pay the orders as they come in.

MUCH OBLIGED.

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A new man and evidently good one has taken hold of the DemingGraphic and has made wonderful improvement in it But like all

brands new to the range he thinks it proper and funny to take a crack at3 Paso, thus: "H. G. What was there about U Paso that you liked so

well. L. L. There are so many ways to get out" After our new

brother has been in the great southwest long enough to discard chaps,

boots and guns, he will get over his friskiness and become a blamed good

feller. Q Paso Morning Times.

Nineteen ten will be record breaker in the Mimbres Valley.

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, The McKinley County Republican has been sued for $25,000, or morethan a subscription receipts.

The New Year s edition the banta re New Mexican, was verycreditable to that progressive newspaper and equally complimentarythe State of New Mexico to be.

The midwinter number of the Los Angeles Times, with its pages,was certainly a magnificent production of the twentieth century printerart

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Los Angeles is constructing an aqueduct 240 miles at a costtwenty-thre- e get pure water. Better make it a little fvrther"Los," and get the Deming 98 per cent, pure brand. We've got millions

of gallons to spare.

Death of Paul Oliver Eittreim.The wide circle of freinds of Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Eittreim werestartled to learn of the death of

their only son Taul Oliver, who

passed away at his home in Rincón,

at 12.45 P. M. on Wednesday Dec.

20th.He was attending school at the

West Texas Military Academy in

San Antonio, Texas, and returnedhome several days before the holidays

Paul had been quite ill some time

prior to his leaving school, and thatdread disease typhoid-feve- r had such

hold upon him, that with great dif

ficulty, and much loss of strength he

reached the father and motlwr whom

lie longed to be with. Weakened

and exhausted by the tiresome trip,

he complctíty collapaod on his ar-

rival at Rincón.

During the last days of his illness,

inconcioua vi delirious, he held to

the p.t3 which brought him home,

r.: 1 was only content when assured

f the fact that it was safe. Un--.!- y

H was his rapport into

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The music was beautiful and impressively rendered by a ehoir, composed of the following: Esther BoliekFlorence Ament, Louise HodgdonJanette Merrill, Catherine RussellRita Wilkinson, Dick Elliott OdeRabb, Richard and Vincent Young,the beautiful Episcopal service beingfollowed. The casket was complete-ly covered by a bank of floral trib-utes of great beauty, expressive ofthe love and sympathy of sorrowingfriends.

The pall-beare- rs were: HenryRaithel, Chas, and Pierce Hughes,Ocie Rabb, John Lester, Sam Tracy,Geo. Chester, and Howard Connolly

The honorary pall-beare- rs wereray McKeyes, Florence AmentEsther Bolick, Janette Merrill, líLsMeyers, Margaret Rosch, MildredLurchen, and Anna Watkins;-Thes- e

also, were Paul's schoolmates.Those present from out of town

were: Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Eittreim,and daughter, Mr. Sparks and v'rh- -ter, Mrs. Wattington jl--J r'tcr,of Albuquerque. N. M.Hraad Mrs.Nil&en, and daughter, Mrs. Quhkaana son, Mrs. Moscman and toa ofSan Marcial, N. M. Mrs. S. Hsckettof El Paso, Texas. Mr. and lira.Frank Meyers and daughter of Rincón, N. 11.

Paul was horn April 17th 1Í01, ttiLn ilardal, M. M. where he liveduntil Aujuit, 1CC3. After that his

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A Poor Weak WcmmAs she U tsfmti, wiH endure brav!f and patiently

4OB lM wkúnh taM4 wrait.l 'm way n.Wie c veen ere more pser.t c.a Gsy cu

te be moer euei troubiee.Every womaa ou,!.t to I sow that ens oM.ua

th esoat ieriettced meJicl advice frtl f th iri$and ! ei ' tenfiJtKt end privacy if wri.'" tothe Wertd'e MwJ'mJ Aiv-ioa- , R. V,I'leroe, M. U.. rrciJnt, tu.to, N. V. Dr. i'iwroe

ls baea c- 'J eomu',:in( physic!, tA t!eHotel sad Stv' cel lai'.iute, oi tulo, N. Y., tutam veers end bas bed wider oreoticij eiperic-na- ú

U lite treetmeai of wones' C.s (ha a uy other cbytleka Is Ills eooatry,lüs swtietttee are wofU-lMmo- u (or tlcir M(oeye eCoeey,

TVe aeeet swr? tmSf ever AvdwtA tot w& SriJ tte3

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etat weeaea ie lit. mree'e Favore rreceriKS.IT UAZZS XrZXX T7C"LTí BTCNO.

Tke wttmf aad verted symptoms ft r en'a a'''t eref!!y eetortk ta riaio Eo'.h In í..a fec;: k.a.v-- i áviaer (1- - eefet), eewly

revised end IUiUo oi wLUi, elott-boB- 4, wUI be eaeiUd re Meeeeipt of 31 eoe-oe- at stenipe to pey coal el making Addreae ee above.

1908.

He was a boy of sweet dispositionand had greatly endeared himself tohis large group of friends, who willmiss him greatly. The deepest tyr- -

pamy oi Mr. ana jars, rmany friends is felt fortheir sad bereavemcntpX4iOTuiibitterness of which even their friendscannot realize. It must however,be a satisfaction to them to knowthat .their boy leaves behind thememory of an upright clean andGod-fearin- g life.

School Notes.School started Monday Jan. 3 '10.

and all the members of the schoolback; ready and willing for the newwork of 1910,

Miss Ede s room had full attendance the first day of the New Year,which was a great encourgement toboth teacher and pupils.

Myrtle Turner and MargaretRoech are out of school on accountof sickness.

Miss Sarah Hudson is back in schoolnow, after a months absence.

Byron Sutherland is a new studentin Miss Wadick's room, and is re-

viewing 7th grade work.The pupils in Miss Wadick s room

are very much interested in a newboox which they read every morning "at opening exercises.

Miss Ruth Stuart is out of schoolnow and will soon leave for her homen Kansas.

Mr. John Prugal and Miss RaeHubbard are the two new pupils inMiss Kelley's room.

Prof. H. M. Herrick of Kingfisher,Oklahoma was here with the schoolTuesday and gave a very interestingand helpful talk, also a very goodmotto.

Miss Decker reports a most interesting meeting of the TeachersTerritorial Association at Roswell.

The Senior class of Roswell, entertained the contestants in the oratorical association, giving a banauet bnthe evening of the twenty-nint- h ofDec The class numbers twenty-on- e,

eleven boys and ten girls. They de-

serve the name of being pleasantentertainers.

A Wild BUzzard Ragingbrings danger, suffering oftendeath to thousands, who take colds,coughs and lagrippe that terrorof Winter and Spring. Its dangersignals are stuffed up" nostrils,lower part of nose sore, chills andfever, pain in back of head, and athroat.griping cough. When Gripattacks, as you value your life.don'tdelay getting Dr. King's New Discovery: One bottle cured me'writes A. L. Dunn, of Pine Valley,Miss., "after being 'laid up' threeweeks with Grip." For sore lungsHeroorrhages.Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, itssupreme. 60c. SI .00. Guaranteedby all Druggists.

Try a nice cut of steak atStump & Hinyard'8.

Fine dairy cows for sale.E. if. Chaae & Go.

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For quick sales on commissionoasis; list your property withIÍCCAN& MILLER, the LandMen.' .

On and after November10th, 1909, coal will be$8.75 per ton.DEMING ICE & ELECTRIC CO.

; Casrea Ketlces.Services at St. Luke's EpUeppal

church every Sunday evening at 7 mCelebration of Holy Communion at

10 a. m. on the last Monday in eachmonth,' ' Sunday evening instructionsfrom 8:30 to v. Sunday scnool everySunday mominf at 10 o clock.

Rev. LaomDfcS W. Smith, Rector.? - CHCRCHOP CHRIST.

.Tbe Inspiration of Our Faith" andAsking. Seeking and Knocking in God'sWav w ill be, the themes next Lord'sdav. Bible School at MS. " Let-evr- yJ

scholar be present ana pusn me alten-duac- e

t ISO. Jun, C K at 3 p. m.Sen, C E at 6,30. tho young peoplehad a fine crowd and splendid time atthe watch party. A cordial invitationis extended the publie to our services.

Z. Moore, Minister

; Trrl INotice.

Oo and after January third" 1910

all Laundry w0rk is cash. My

business f.r.s Incrftjipe to such anextent, dirl? the past'ear,thatI m lor?r have time to devoteto k?;;:n2 :rounta, Boe Sojici-tcrf-rcc-i-

book, and on eachÍX V, ?3,- and $10, book a 10 perlc?t rjiaount mil be given,

Thcr.kir.or you for pngt favors.ar.d terpeking a continuance ofyour pitrortage for 1910, I wish

fvu it prúafrrúü3 iictV titr.U it CAMERON.

3.

For SxLE:-IIo-use aftd lot behind the Deming Mercantile Co.'istore, facing the Lester Rooming

Hoi. Also house and"'11 fenced, city water,

v buildings. Inquireof C. II Cameron. ' decl7

Deming GrecnhouM Association, F. G. Tulin, manager.Cut nowers.decor&ticns and potted planta. Funeral designs Ispecialty. Landscape gardening.

Lot

A sorrel mare, seven years old,

branded on left thigh with two S'sone lying down over one standingup. Has white streak' on face,

Left my ranch about three monthsago. Keward or ten dollars will bepaid for her return.48 R. D. SessoU, Deming, N. M.

SUte of Ohio, City of Toledo, )

Lucas County. . IPrank J. Cheney makes oath that he

ia senior partner or the nrm f r . 4.Cheney & Co., doing business in theCity ol Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said Arm will pay thesum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARSfor each and every case of Catarrh thatcannot be cured by the use of Hall'sCatarrh Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.

(SEAL) A. W. GLEASON,Notary Public

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally,sud acta directly on the blood and muc-ous surfaces of the system. Send fortestimonials free.

F. J. Cheney 4 Co.. Toledo. Ohio.Sold by all DrunlaU, 7ScTake Hall's family pills for constipation

For Sale. .

My office property situate betweenthe City HaU and Dr. Swepe's o(See,Fifty by One Hundred and SereutyFive feet, brick building situate thereon with eight large rooms, will rentSeventy Dollars per month: the oooleetana nicest office building In town. Asmmy home, situate four blocks - West-ward from postoffice; Ave large roomsand bath room, large barn, and sislots. Also five acres of lead, withdwelling house, well, windmill . andlarge tank, trees and other Improve-ments, commonly known as the Tracyplace. JAMES S. nsLDKa.

Faywood Hot Sprlaa,At these Springs you can set t

new lease of life perfeét. resthqalth and beneficial recreation.Here are the famous curativewaters unsurpassed foe thetreatment of Rheumatism Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disordors. These waters possess medicinal properties unequaled evenby the most noted health resorts"across the pond."

Then you can enjoy your favorite pastime-horse-b- ack rrdinzdriving-hunt- ing billiards, or ifyou like, just plain loafing, Thehotel accommodations are ideal.A few weeks at this "home ofhealth" will add many years toyour life, It is situated in southwestern New Mexico, on theSanta Fe route, Address T. CMcDermott, Faywood, N. il. 45

FOR THE NEW YEAR

The Choicest cuts froo' the choicestof choice beef Is whal you'll secara tapatronising this meat market , You'llalways be sold HERE those Under, Jui-

cy, frfaih roasts, steaks, etc. that'll de-

light the epicurean palates of your family--

ami at no greater cost than thai of

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DrutfrjictoStationery FarfaosryAad Toilet Articles.

Special Attention Given toPrescription Department

fiing Lee.Fine ne of stapleand groceries, alsobest candles U.

CHINES! and JAPAN-

ESE fancy articles at low-

est prices.Uahoney Building, Silver Avenue

Deming, N. M.

New ConcreteAND

Sidcvalli FirmHave just received the finest

Cenent BlocK and... ErlcK Machine

In the city, uet our priceson all kinds of concrete work.

Siswals a Specialty.

0:ner & IlcCurry

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H. J. WILLIAMSCommission Merchant

DIALIl IN

Alfalfa, Grain and7All Kinds of Feed StuffsIN CAR LOAD LOTS

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LoYvist Market Quotations Furnished

DemlniJ. New Mexico,lBmWlTttWOToTraC

STAR DAIRJJ. F. WILÍON, Prop.i

We sell Pure Milk to Our Customers.Will deliver in Bottles or in Bulk to Suitthe Purchaser. V

DEMING, NEW MEXICO;

With the advent of the New Year, we willreceive another CARLOAD of

Winona Wagons

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Carriages!Thanking you for last years favors, we want to see vt

mano times this year.

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F. C. PETERSONPhone ios Timing'. N. M.

MARTIN KIEFDEA1ER

Lumbernrasn m need of Lumber and oilhlnl pf QUILDINC MATERIAL,

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Contractor and Bui ldor" ' -ia Mannfactorer Cement Stone and BricK.

JSWALKS A SPECIALTYTIwork Guaranteed.r. KOv04K0OeX0

STUMP ta HINYARD,Successors to W. J. WAMEL.

FRESH Meats, STAPLE & FANCY Croceries,

HAYH GRAIN.' '

All Goods Delivered. Phone 1 Silver Ave.

P. F. CHAVESmd Builder

Dob, BricK and Cement Stone.Plaster for Interior.

A Specialty for Exterior.

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ubocribe for The Graphi

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c ABOUT TOWN.

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Toar 'ud seldom flow.Hardly anybody

'Ud be numm'-wo- c,

- If we'd all be willin'. Juat to do our teat

. And 'ud quit our schcmin'To upset the rest

Patronize horno merchants.

Iiouis Brown was the lucky manto draw the Harrison automobile.

landlord Howard is now In full

charco at the Wilden Hotel. Good

man. -. ,

The Dominj? New Years' Carnivalattracted a good crowd and all wentmerry as a marriage bell.

S. II. iJirchneui ana wire were, shown the mvBtcries of the Eastern

Star Tuesday evening.(

.

Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson ofLewis Flats, rejoice in the advent ofa baby daughter, born Saturdaymorning.

Hereafter people can get as manycopies of the Graphic as they like.We shall constantly have a supplyon hand.

Mass will be celebrated at theCatholic church Monday morningJan. 10, at 8 o'clock by "Kev. FatherMotrin.

Judge Drowning gave two vagsand a drunk three days each to re-

flect and let a pair of drunks go onsuspended sentej.

As the tffanftgement of the Dew-

ing Real Fútate and ImprovementCo. is now In the hands of the com-

pany, there are going to le doingshere.

E. F. Atkins severly injured hisright leg while dismounting fromhis delivery wagon Thursday even-

ing inflicting a very painful flesh

'wound. Dr. Swope attended him.

Wm. B. Smith celebrated his 3ólh

birthday by being Installed NlIeGrand Monday evening. As Mrs;

Smith stepped on a nnil which pene-

trated her foot some days ago shecould not be prewnt.

Deputy Sheriff Kaley was a walk-

ing jcwlery store Tuesday. Hepicked up a man with a surplusstock of jcwelery on his person, butcould'nt And where the stufT hadbeen "lifted" and so let the fellow go.

" " F. W. Kille, a former resident ofDoming, but now of Denver, In send-

ing his 1910 subscription, Bays: "We

are Juat getting settled In our new

home, which we recently purchas-

ed." Inferring to this city he said:

I think Deming has a very bright

future."We hope that when the court

house contract Is let that the com-

missioners will Insist on using native

stone such as we so much admire inthe construction of the Bank ofDeming. It has stood the test of acentury and we know it Is good.

C. J. Laugh ren informs the GRA-

PHIC that a duplicate electric pump-

ing plant will soon be installed athe city water works. In this con-

nection we desire to say that" the)eming water works have a lower

water rato than any city in the South-

west.

Tom Croley has moved his office

in with the Deming Lumber Co.

The double acting counter balancepump Invented by John Hamlin will

soon have a working model and acompany of men, are going to push

the invention to success, The com-

pany Includes; Dr. Connoway, R. L.Millar, J. M, Barracks," W. W.Johnson, G. W. McCann, CharlesHowlett, Dr. R. C. Hoffman, S. B.

Rxha, Col. O. C. Berryman, J. A.

JJahoney.G. M. Sadler, Maj. Waddill

and IJolt and IPuy,A very unusual accident happened

" ri

who were doing assessment workfor the Florida Mining and Milling

' Co. They figured on having a littlefire to sit around and enjoy. They

touched a match to an innocent

hunch of sotoj and proceeded togather themselves around, but they

lid'ntstay gathered, as a terrificixplosion blew the soap weed into athousand pieces and scared at least

two years' growth out of the men,

aside from inflicting some Injury totheir persons, by the exploding capsjind powder. Tftc jmrty who hid

. (he exphqive there has'nt shown

MP y'tt 'i

List of LetterRemaining uncalled for In the P,

O.st Demlng.for week ending Jan,

Alston, Ewell; Chaves, Margarita

Cox, Hal: Ernandez, Miguel: Calin

o, Juan; Garcia, Genaro; Long.RJPlease say udyertised and give

tIaU when calling ffr above,

EJ;v. rcnnlngton, P. M,

Suticri'je for I he Graphic 12.00 yea

Joint Installation.,The Joint installation of the Red

Men and Arrah Wannah Counci

.... .LAlill IIIIIU W W taJliuhííul event. After the Installation ceremonies by L. L. Godchaux,Past Grand Chief he - ladies, weredelightfully banqueted by the Red

Men, toasts following the dinner,with Mr. Godchaux in the chair,Following is a roster of the officers

:' 'installed. :

BEDMKN. r .

Sachem, R. II. Hughes.Senior Sagamore, A. M. Pontitw,

Junior " Ocio Rabb.Prophet, D. E. Hathaway.Chief Records, P. A. BurdiclcKeeper & Col. Wampum

, E. Ehrman,.

1st Sennap, Thos. L Croley.2d,. .". Joe Chester, ., .

st Warrior, N. Brcchbill.- - :

2d " ;EdCawfcWoh73d , "

. Chas. A. Amont'

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4th " Boyd Chapman.:,

st Brave, Pierce Hughes.2d " A. P.1 Webb.' . I

'3d " M, J. Moran. '

4th " ' R. N. Adams.

Guard Wigwam, W. H. McDonald.

Forest, S. H. Wells. .

at Scout, Dick Elliot,2d . B. M. Holtry.

ARRAH WANNAH COUNCIL NO. 2.

ocohontas, Mrs. Martha B. Ament.Winonah, Mabel Meyers. .

Powhatan, P. A, Burdick. .

hrophetess, Maude Hughes.Keeper of Records.Margaret Martin.Col. of Wámpum, Lillian Dcckert.Keeper of Wampum, Lucy Hon.

Trustee, moons, Bottle Robinson.

'12 " ; Mrs. W. H.McDonald.

' 6 " Sarah Scribner.st Warrior, Joe Chester.

2d Thos. Broley. - í

31 " Ocie Rabb.4th " Pierce Hughes.st Scout, Carrie Hubbard.

2d " Florence Ament.st Runner, Rita Wilkinson.

2d " Celeste Wilkinson.

st Councellor, Irene Meyers.

2d Laura Hon. . .

Guard of Tepee, Bettie Robinson." Forest, Arthur 'Douglass.

K. P. Officer. -

C. C.-- H. C. Brown. .

V. C.-C- has. Hughes,

Prelate F. E. Barb.;K. of R. & S. P. A. Hughes.M.of F. -- Otto Smith; ' " '

M. of E.-- A, C. Raithol,M, at A, J. A, Kaley.

M. of W.- -S, I, Hodgdon,. G, Ed, Godden,

G. Geo. Deemer.

I. O, O. F. Officers.The' installation was conducted

Monday evening by C, L. Hubbard,Deputy Grand Master, followingwhich came a fine banquet whichwas also enjoyed by the Rebekaksand invited friends.N. G.-- Wm. B. Smith.

V..G.J. A. Holliman.Sec'y-- W. L, Russell.

Trea. Ben Larson.'Warden A. M. Pontius,

'Cond.R, C. Edwards, 1

.G.-- W. II. McDonald. - v.0. G P. G. Newton. '

R. S. to N.G '

L. S. to N. G. A. A. Douglas.R. S. to V. G. Grundy Blevins.

L. S. to V. G. L. E. Margrave.Chap J. J. Ifyatt.

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R. S. S.- -A. J. Craddjck, '

L. S. S LeRoy Hon, .

K. P. Ball a Fine EventThe big Knights of Pythias ball

on New Year's eve at the Harveywas one of the . really big social

events of the Benson,. Past Chancel- -

or Hugh Williams and Mrs. , J. E.

rvine led the grand march at '9:15,and then.tho dance went merrily on

until the wee small hours, there be--

ng better than fifty dances in all

One hundred and twenty-seve- n

plates were laid for supper.- -

Entrancjng music - was furnishedby the Silver Cjty orchestra, EditorWalton and wlfo, J. 8. Cox and wife,Míbs Shoemaker and Douglas Cro--

well being in attendance from Silver.A large number of those present

wore evening dress and all reportmost delightful time.

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Saved At Death's Door., . The door of death seemed readyto open for Murray W. Ayers, ofTransit Bridge N, Y when his lifewas wonderfully saved. I was in adreadful condition,' he writes, myskin was almost yellow ;eyes sunken;tongue coated;emaciated from, losing40 pounds, growing weaker daily

Virulent liver trouble pulling medown to death in spite of doctors,

' Then that matchlet medicimiEluctric Bitters cured me. I re-

gained the 4C pounds lost and am, now;c) una strors, . r or r.!l rtomaeh

liver and kidney troubles they'resupreme. 60c at all drUggmts. t

PERSONAL

. 11. U. Uilrih will viiiit' U'ViÍM

urday..SnC--

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I. Van Meter-

of Gage,......wm' in thecity Monday. .

v.:

L. G. Britton has hyh Vimünghis 'family in Oklahoma.

Mrs. S. H. irchfiéld has beenvisiting In Texas. , 'A'. ; d

Mr. Fiege, the big cattle man ofArlzonia, was in the city Tuesdays

Talley Cook Is again oh his 'oldpasHenger run, Rincdn. to Silver". ...

Mrs. Secley of :Denver,' has beenspendjag the holidayj with Mrs.Jacobson. '

1 , ....Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth' i),, oíiyer.,

of El PasQ, were holiday guests ofO.'J. Durand and wife. ... r ... ,

Mrs.' Heleft R. Heath of Colum-

bus( was i guest at S. . D. Burch-field'- s'

over Sunday.' .

Mrs, Wm. Murray and daughter,of Silver City, were' guest a't Dr.Moron's Tuesday and Wednesday,'

W, W. Crawford , is home fromCambray, where he has been movinga six-roo- m ranch house for HalKerr, a distance of bíx miles.

Norman 'E.- Veasey, John B. Belland"W. M." Harrison of Midway,were among our Monday ; mof nin'sf

callers. ' . - '

Mrs. Jos. Tizdcll and aon Albert,arrived from EI , Dorado, Texas;Thursday, - the guests of her parents,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Preugel.

Mrs. J udge 'SK00P of Kentucky,.who has been spending some timen the city, has ticen taken to the

the Silver City sanitarium ' by Dr.Barber,

Ira. Edward Swift and two child

ren, who have been visiting r reu D.Jack and wife have returned totheir homo in tardsburg.

Mrs. J. Rush Goodloe and sonRaymond, arrived from Ardmore,Okla., on Uie éarlyi morning trainTuesday. Mrs.-- Gqodhie ' is slowly

but surely recovering from her recent severe illness. ; The pastor andfamily are now at ' home to theirrienda al 'the'Methodist parsonage.

it:Society Lif$ in Deming.

Mrs. Thurman entertained a 'company at dinner Tuesday evening.

The iftwlgdhns dined With' DistrictAttorney and Mrs. Pollard on ; New

Years' day,

Froddie Rósch celebrated, his 7thbirthday Friday afternoon 'vth aparty of little friends at his home.Dainty .refreshments were served.

Col, McGrorty, R. F. Hamilton,Dr, Moran, D. B. Stephens and C.

Kelley enjoyed Sunday dinnerwith A. A..Temke.

Dr. and Mrs. Moir entertained ajolly party of 'twelve at a veryelaborate New Years' dinner Fridayevening and another, party of ten atan. after New Yenrs' dinner Monday

evening, )

Superintendent and Mrs Dodcrerentertained a jolly party of teachersand friends at dinner on New Years'Day.

The Ladies Social Circle of'

thePresbyterian church met with Mrs.

Dr. Swope, Wednesday afternoonor a. quilting bue' Mr, and Mrs, II. P. Shull enter

tained a company of relatives' find

friends at. an elaborate New Years'dinner. Those present Included

Rev. ánd Mrs. W. M. Sickles, Geo.). Shull and. family, Dr, Milford andamily and Ben Stanton and family.

The Baracas entertained the' Phi--

athtans and invid 'guests at thehome of Miss Carrie Hubbard Satevening. The young gentlemenfurnished very delectable refrenhmentí, and all report a very, pleasantevening v

Miss Father Bolich. will intertalna birthday company at her home tonight, covers being laid for twentytwo. Her invitations are originalsketches by the hostess, 'representing a live turkey In one corner anda roasted bird in, an o,)ositQ corner,wjth the following bit of verse: '

On the 7th of January 1910,

I would like you to join me then,'At É dinner party at six, P. M. .

To help me devour tvrrkey-hen- .

If you cannot come ,

Iet mo know In time, ,

So some other friendI can ask to dine.

Making Life Safer.Everywhere i being nu.de

mora aafw through the wtrk of Drking's New Life Pills in Constipa.tion, Biliousness, Dysreii. Indi- -

goatioUt liwr troubles, Kidney. Dis-eas-es

and Bowel Disorders. They'reeasy, but sure, and ' buildup the health. 2Tk! at toll druggist

New Year in ; New Mexico.Nineteen degrees below zero Wed-neada- y

momir j: Bellevue' Mu-hi- -

the condition throughout the northand fast, except that in many placesit was much ctjJder than nineteenbelow.. Snow h and . blizxards' andfrost and cold is, the story of thefrozen northi

And what a change here lii sunnyNew Mexico. Bright balmy sunshine and childrun at play withoutbat. or coat. , Outdoor xntn .likethe Fourth, of Jtly and jwople cnjoying porches iuit( hammocks.

iciuiuiy 'Ki'ms iiKe anotherworld, when In reality It is onlyfew hours ride from the land of iceand 'snow to where bright sunshine gladdens the whole year.

Hordale.ft,, I. J)aly y building a barn and

digging a .well on his place adjoining the towns! te. '

' Percy Freyer Is erecting a windmill on his placo northwest of town.

J. P. Westfall has installedpumping plant on his place north oftown.

' Miss Ellen Yeargin spent the hol.days at home, returning to school

at Deming this week.

A. G, Harrison has a fine piece ofalfalfa on his farm near Midway.

Miss Susie Mott spent the holidayswith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm a 1 aman, sne nas returned to school atDeming.

CI. Daily sj)cnt as at ElPaso.

Oarnet Gibson has leased theMashed Toe ranch and moved hisfamily there.

J. M. Phillips Is preparing to install a pumping plant on his claimsouthwest of town.

T. L. Curry is erecting a windmill on his place southeast of town.

Qflca Tho Kidoejt Are

Wea&ensfl tj Over-Wo-rk.

Onhealtay Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak and nnlicnlthv kidnevi are responsible for much sickness auusufkrinrf,

inerviorc, 11 kiuui--troulile isiKTinittcd to

(I continue, s re--stiHi are most likelyto follow. Your othertttRtnt may used

butnes ' mutt, becausethey do most andshould have attentionfirst Therefore, whet

your kidneys are weak or out of order,rots can understand how quickly your en-i- re

body is affected au(i bow every ojcuuseems to full to do its duty.

If you are sick or feel badlv." bcirlntaking the great kidney remedy. Dr.Kilmer's Swamp-Ro- ot A trial will con-vince you of its great merit

The mild ánd immediate effect ofSwamp-Roo- t, the great kidney amibladder remedy, i soon realized. Itttande the highest because its remarkablehealth restoring properties have been

in thousand of Uie moatfiroven If you need a medicine youshould have the best. : 4 qui.Sola by druRRit in rlffi32lfifty-ce- and ont-do- l. fczn".l

bavo t sample bottle h"dv mm irec, sito si " n .

pamphlet telling you rTT.aXT"how to Cod out If rou hure kidney orbladder trouble., Mcullon this paperwnea writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,BinthamtotuN. V. Don't make anv mis--take, but remember the nnme, Swamp-Roo- t,

and don't let a dealer sell yousomething in place of Swamp-Roo-t ition do you will be diwppointed.

On and after - November10th, 1909, coal will be$8,75 per ton,DEMING ICE & ELECTRIC CO.

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ii.GH GRADETAILORING

HUX-SO- L,

. IfAll Irlm an t 5 :rr

To get Women's and Misses' Suits and Coats,Blankets, Comforts, Men's and Boy's Over-

coats and Ulsters, Men's and Women's Flan-nelette Night Gowns, in fact all Winter Goods,at reductions of from

'25 to SO Pes-- CeimiWhy not take advantage of these low prices?

The Lindauer Mercantile Co.

Stockholder's Meeting. JIn accordance with the charter

and articles of incorporation, therewill l)o held the annual meeting of

tho stockholders of the Ui "Metallic

Mining & Milling Company, at theCompany's registered office in theVillage of Deming, County of Luna;

Territory of New Mexico, "on' the

second Wednesday in January, 1910,

(Jan. 12.) at 2 p. m.,' for the elec

tion of Directors, ánd the transac-

tion of such other business as may

come ln-for- the said meeting,2w47 Hkriikut D. Green, Sec'y.

Building and Loan Notice.

I am renresenting two wellknown and reliable building andloan associations. See me it you

want to own your own home.Instead of paying rent, why

not own your home?47 L. G. Beitton

STATEMENT OF CONDITIONO- F-

The Banli ofDemingAT DEMING,

Luna County. Territory of New Mexico.at the closo of business Mondny, Jan'y3rd. 1910, after deducting all expensesami taxes from Undivided Profits.

RESOURCES. ; . ,

Loans and discounts. ...I."..fl7i,670.l8Overdrafts ;2,0.06Banking house, furniture and ,

fixtures C, 000. 00Bonds

CASH: . .

In vaultIn other banks.... 118.559.64Total Cash 147,470.20

Total Resources $335,481.44

LIABILITIES. .

Capital stock paid in.. 130.000.00SurulaaUndivided profits net ..5,569.10DopoHits, subject to check..Due to otner jjiuiks ana

Bankers C8.75Reserved for Taxes and Insur. . . . 1000.00

Total' Liabilities.:.

Territory of New Mexico,

...10.000.00

288,643.59

.1333,481.44

County of Luna, Í

I. Arthur C Raithel, Cajthior of theabove named bank, do solemnly swearthat the above statement is true to thobest of my knowledge and belief. .

Arthur C. Raithel, Cobbler.

Subscribed and sworn to bcfore:methis 5th day of J any, A. D. 1910.

SEAL A. W. I'OLLARP,Notarv Public. Luna Co..N. M.

My commission expire Feby. 1, 1911

Correct Attest:JOHH CORBETT, )J. A. MAHONEY, Y Directs.II. C. BROWN, )

I AiLAJiuiNU mat nas an inai-- p

vidualityf that brings out yburlperson at its best, that becomesyou; that hold its shape-TH- AT

is tho character of 0(R tailoring

You'll find that- - our carmentsare invaribly cut to the latest offmetropolitan styles and that the g

fit is ' perfect. A '.full line of 1' Wollens for both ..overcoats

' and'' suits, reasonably priced, to se- - E

lectfrom. - " ' I. E

TAILORS , I& HATTERS. . g

ri íi i .

' ThoS;Shirts Iand Collarsthat go so far in the making of

your appearance must positively Jbo perfectly laundered if you &i5

don't wish tal have that part ofyour apparel in complete discordwith. your othr clothes. ' 1

The old snyiritf that yoil-cu- y?L nvnko an accnrlite estimate ot a

L ' ' . man's: pcrsonay ly the condi- - fcc;

r YOU to hv jour Uoen liun lercd in faultless conditionut '

The Deming Steam Launry,

frC. Rs CAMERON, Proprietor;!

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f rt c t? 0 kl P tT t i ii. r. ' .'O f it' (? sj" f' i! .toII

YOU HIT THE RIGHT FEED

when you itriko this establUhment,We handle nothing but

first-clas- s FLOUR AND FEED.

Those who have dealt with us don'thave to be told how excellent our spe-

cialties are. Those who don't knowour flour and feed are loseing something every day they remain a-

inted. If you are one of these youshould give trial order at once.

W. W. ATKINS (a Co.Silver Ave., Half Block from Depot.

Deming' Mercantile Co.

Groceries and Hardware,Hay, Grain and Flour.....

Fancy groceries a specialty. Agent for the famousChase and Sandborn's Teas and Coffees :: :- -: :- -:

Deming . . New Mexico.

P. A. BOLICi13' DEALER IN

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est ever held in the west. Therewere certainly orne very brightorations, the chief subjects beingthe "Maar'ic of Determination,"which was awarded first prize; "ThePower of Sustention," second prize,Roflwell high school; "What Literature of the Revolution means toNew Mexico Hitch School Students,"third prize, Artesia high school; "In-

dustrial Education in the PublicSchools," FOURTH prize, Albuquer-que- .

To show that they appreciatedthe great honor that had come toone of their number and to theschools, a large class of high school

pupils; headed by SuperintendentDoderer, flaunting the colors ofblue, white and gold, paraded thestreets, drawing the victor in a two-wheel- ed

gig, giving the class yells

and otherwise showing the properschool spirit.

Murl bore the honors and worethe beautiful gold badge very mod

estly, but had to respond with a

ringing good speech the' second

time he passed up Gold avenue.Doming was right up in the front

row at Roawell. At the banquettendered the visiting delegates bythe senior class of the Roswell highschool, Murl was the only one ofthe visiting high school representa-tives who was honored with a place

on the program. He was also givena fine ride about the city and wasshown other marked favors. He

requested ine ukaphic to expresshis gratitude to all of those havingthe territorial contest in charge feethe many acts of courtesy shownhim.

In this connection the Graphicwants to call especial attention tothe very high grade of work done

in the Deming schools. In Superintendent Doderer we have a man ofsterling worth and unquestionedability. He is pushing forward all

.. the time, gaining one improvementafter another that bonefets our exl

ucational interests.: lie has a splendcd band oi co-

workers who are poshing shoulder. to shoulder to help the good workalong. Following U the faculty ofour superior educational institutionJ. F. Doderer, Superintendent.Myrtle Decker, Principal.Nancy Bergen, High School Ass't.E. Pearl Anderson, Music and Elo

cution.Mary Wadick, 7th and 8th grades,Martha Ede, 6th grade.

Ella Rogers, 5th grade.Mary Kelly, 4th grade.Julia Ivcrson, 3d grade.Violet Bonhan, 2d grade.Mrs. Alice Smith, Am. 1st primary.Mrs. Allie Stecker, Mex. 1st primary.Gertrude Webb, Kindergarten.

Ths Board of Education Includes

J. A. Mahoney, president; Dr. P. M.

Steed, secretary, and M. M. Killintrer. ,

Land Going Up.

It will not require half the timeto increase from one hundred million

of population to one hundred andfifty million that it did to increasefrom fifty to one hundred millions

ana that was done in thirty years,

says the Crocker News. The land

bargain counter U fast dissapcaring,and young men had best look outto get a foothold before all thereasonable price goods are sold out

One of our occasional writersmentions that he has been asked toadvise a farmer whether to sell ornot to sell a farm for which theowner has been offered two hundreddollars an acre. This farm is in

northern Illinois, and in answeringthe question our correspondent ap-

proaches the subject from the stand-

point of the earning power of thatparticular farm. Although ' the ad-

vice in the main is in the directiontowards selling out, it was not given

with that emphasis which the subjectcalls for, and it is one of the many

articles which we have not yet print-

ed. That any good tract of farmland as far west as Illinois can be soldatjtwo hundred dollars an acre is one

of the marvels of the century. The

farmer who has to confront the pro-

position or making a profitable in-

come on a sixty dollar an acre land

that is devoted to general farminghas all he can stand op to,

and the man who buys the best farmin the country at two hundred do-

llars an acre cannot undertake tofarm it with much hope of successalthough in the end the propertymay be cut up into small tracts ortown lots, and so wind up the transaction as a profitable investment

Land is appreciating in value be-

cause of the increase of population.In year of 1850, the available area

of this county was 2,995,772 squaremiles, and the population was 23,191,

876 people. In the year of 1908 theBureau of Commerce and Laborplaces the available area at 3,026,

689, square miles, and the estimatedpopulation is 87,189,392. Thirty

J nve years ago men on horse backdriving herds of cattle were able

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to travel from the Rio Grande riverto the Canadian border without cross- -

ng a fence line, and today V on thesome trails a herd cannot be drivenfifty miles without meeting withfence Impediments. The millions ofpeople have come out west, and atthis period, we have arrived at theend of the free land, and it is only

here and there that land can be hadfor less than it Is worth, and he may

rest assured that during the nextfive years the times will arrive whenevery landless man will have to facethe purchase oi land on a basis asdangerous to him from the investor'sstandpoimtas the purchase of an

Illinois farm at two hundred dollarsan acre. It Is one .thing for theowner to have land values increaseunder his feet by reason of this in

crease in population. It representsthe profit of the pioneer who wason the ground first, but it is anotherthing tor the landless man to see

those values go up beyond his reachand beyond the times. The landarea is fixed, here and there a fewmore acres will be made available,

but the population .s increasing to-

wards the hundred and fifty million

mark, and land values will conformto that basis.

Baptist Meeting Closet,Cont from page 1.

sisting of seven classes, a CradleRoll and Home Department Mr,

R.M. Perry was elected Superlntendent of the school and Messrs E. L.

Warren and W. E. May were appointed on a committee with SuperIntendent to select teachers andother officers. Literature has beenordered, bibles and song books pro-

vided and other necessary equipmentwill be secured at once. Thirty-si- x

pupils were enrolled, others comingin too late for enrollment Thetime and place of meeting for alSunday services has now been defi

nitely, arranged and will be in Clark'i

Opera House as follows; Bible School9.45 A. M. Preaching at 11 A. Mand 7.30 P. M. Young People'Meeting at 8 P. M. The Wednes-day night prayer service will be. at7.30 P. M. meeting from house tohouse. The one next week will beat the home of A. B. Daniels in thePastor's room. Everybody welcomed to all services.

Legal Notices.CONTEST NO. 2177. BtUAL 01919.

Ceatest Hética.Department of the Interior, United

State Land Office, Lai Crocos, N. MNovember 2. 1909.A sufficient contest affadavit having

been filed in this office by Robert L.Miller, contestant, against HomesteadEntry, No. 4808(0191) made September28, 1906, for N WJ Section 11, Township

25 s. Range 9w, N. M. P. Meridian, byl). Late-- a Y ilk ins, Contestee. In whichit is aSk-e- d that aaid D. EUlla Wiik- -ins. han w holly abandoned said tract ofland and chante! her residence tnerfrom for more than six ntoptrs sinemaking aaid entry, and next prior tothe dut horeln: that said tract is notsettled upon and cultivated by aaid en--tryman a required by law. And thatthe homestead law have not been complied with; aaid parties are hereby notitled to appear, respond, and offer evidence touching said allocation at 10o'clock n. m. on January 7, 1910 beforeU. 8. Com'r. ü. Y. McKeyes, Deming,New Mexico; (and that final hearingwill bt h)-- at 10 o'clock a. in. on Jan-uary 17. 1010. before) the Register andKecetvor at the United States LandOiT.oe in Loa Cruces, New Mexico.

1 he aaid contestant having. In a proper anrsdavlt. Mod November- - 1. rJOU,

set forth facta which show that afterdue diligence personal service of thisnotice can not he made. It la hereby ordered and directed that such notice beeiven by due ánd proper publication.

UUNZALbS. Kceiater.

CONTEST NO. ISO.

Ceafctrt VaUce.Dwwhwtittt tlx Interior. United Slat Ln4

Ullie at LM Cruet. New Meal, Oct H. IMS.A (ufltcWit Kart aflkiavtt hvlnf Ua IM

In thl otile by Fiero A. Hugh. enoteeUnt,M.met Ifcwrt Land entry No. If. 77, (aerial No.Ollau). mad February . lWS.for NH. Section 1ft.Township W &. Rana 10 W. N. M. Prla. Herida,by ln aloatray. Cantéete. In hkh I I aj.tmd that laid Lewi Moutray. bu wholly abadimed eame and t ant a rilerit of th Territoryof Nw Me low wea not at the dat oí Alina; andña. ner eatabtiahed aama vlthla th Baa year,aad furthur declare that thr baa baoa no Im-provement halar a laid on In land withinth paat year.

Baid partita ara hereby artillad la appear, ra.apnnd. and otter evkdene touch I nf aaidat 10 o'clock a. m. on January lHth. before B.V. llrkmt, U. A, CommUekaver, at Domina,New MrxWo.aa' that Anal heartna Will b held, at10 o'clock a. nv a January "h. IK 10, before thReenter and Karwlvar at th United State LandOtttr In Ia Crueee. N Male.

Th aaid em tea ten I harina. In proper affidav-it. AM Oct Bud. art forth facta which ahewthat after doe d dtirene peraenai aorrlo of thlnotice can not be made. It la hereby ordered anddirected that auch notle b glroa ay due and

publica uofi.Joal OoMtauw, IteaUtar.

Ketlce for NslUatlea.Department of the Interior, U. S. Land

Office at Las Cruces, N. M., Deo. 2.1909,Notice Is hereby eiven that James

u. uarksdsie. or Mutt, New Mexico.who, on November 12, 1904, madeHomestead Entry, No. 4311 (aerialuiwi) ror wti. section s, Townahip20 S.. Ranga 1 W., N. M. P. Merid-ian, has filed notice of intention tomake Final Five Year Proof, toestablish claim to the land above described, before B, x. McKeves. U. S.Court Commissioner, at Deming, N.M., on the 20th day of January,1910.

Claimant names as witnesses:Thomas H. Hal), of Nutt, N. If.Lewis M. Barkadala of " "

. James W. Phillips of "James C Tabor of "

Jobi Gonzales, Register.DeclOJan7 .

Xatk for PaaUcattoa.Department f the Interior, U. 8. Land

Office at Us Cruces, vr. u .. Not.S3. 1SC3.Notice kt hereby riven that Edwin D.

Osborn, ofon Jun28,1907,made Homestead EntryNo. (414 (serial 02243), for 8. E. t, Sec-tion 1, Township 24 S. Range 9 W, N.M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of In-

tention to make final commutationproof, to establish claim to the landabove descrilied, before R. Y. McKeyes,U. S. Commiasioner, at Deming, N. M.,on the 12th day of January, 19U9;

Claimant names as witnesses:Richard J. Williams, of Deming,' "N. M.Edward Darr "Ben Larson ....Frank C. Peterson "

Joes Gonzales, Register,dec3jan7

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CONTEST NO. 2261. SERIAL 0105O.

Centeit Notice.Department of the Interior, United

States Lana umce, ui eructa,Mexico, Dec. 8, liX.A eullkient contest affidavit having

been filed in thia office by 'ohn & Clin-in- n.

rnnteatant. atfainat l. L. Entry,No. 1410 (010G0), made May 6, 1907, for. 1 acction 19. lownah D 23s. ranee aw,

N. M. V. Metitliart, by Charles I'arnonaenntPiLfto. in which it la a ctreu mat,

aid Charlea Paraona, conteatee, naawholly and entirely failed to make mermulalte annual exDenditure during; thefirst and second yeara, that is, after theGth day of May, 1907, and before Diebib day or May, lWi, and mai mereere no Improvements thereon of anyatnd; aaid par.ica are norcDy nouneuto appear, re pond, and offer evidence

.lO'lcliliiK aaiu ev v v vvin. on Jundarv 28th. 1910. before U. S.Commiialoner tí. Y. McKeves. Dcminir.New Mexico; and that final hearing willbe held at 10 o'clock a, m. an February8th, 1910, before the Register and Re-

ceiver at the United States Land Officein Laa Crucca, New Mexico,

Tha aaid conteatanU havlnc In aproper afiidavit, filed November 17th,1909, set forth facU which ahow thatafter due diligence personal service ofthis notice can not be made, it is here-by ordered and directed that such notice be given by due and proper publication Jose Gonzales,dcc!7janl4 Keginter.

Kotlce far Pabltcatloa.SERIAL NO. 02487.

Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice at Las Cruces, N. M., Dec. 15,1909.Notice is hereby eiven that Huirh

Ramsey of Deming. N. M., whoon February 21,- VMM, made Homestead Entry No. 6737 (serial 02487) forse, section a, lownsiup z-- i a.Range 9 W., New Mexico PrincipalMeridian, has filed notice of intentionto make final commutation proof, toestablish claim to tho land above de-scribed, before II. Y. McKeyes, U. S.Court OimmiaitioiuT, at Dcmintf.N. M.,on the 2d day of February, 1910.

Claimant namea aa witnesses:William P. Boyd, of Deming, N. M.John C. Ingram "Listie A. Johneon, " "Sallie A. Boyd, "

Joss GoNZALRS, Register.dec24Jan21

CONTEST NO. 2241 aERIAL NO. 0GW)

Ceateit Ketlce.Department of the Interior, United

Sutes Land office. Las Cruces. NewMexico, Dec. 10, 1909.

A sufficient contest amdavit havingbeen filed in thia office by Ida Uolliaa,contestant, against Homeatead EntryNo. 0605. rnadd December 17, 1908, forswi section 34, township 26s, range lOw,N. M. P. Meridian, by John 11. Lah-man-

conteatee. in which it is allegedthat said John H. Lahmann has whollyabandoued aaid tract of land and chang-ed his residence therefrom for morethan six months since making said en-try, and next prior to the date herein:that said tract is not settled upon andcultivated by said entryman as requiredny law; aaia parties are hereby no tilledto appear, respond, and offer evidencetouching saw allegation at 10 o'clocka, m. on February 22d, 1910, before B.z. McKeyes. u. s. Court Commission-er, Deming.

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ing win oe neia ai iuo cioca a. m. onMarch 4, 1910, before the Register andReceiver at the United States Landumce in Las Cruces. New Mexico

The said contestant having,ln a prop-er affidavit, filed Dec. 15, 1909. aetforth facta which ahow that after duediligence personal service of this noticecannot be made. It is hereby orderedand directed that such notice be givenny aue ana proper puDiicauon.dcc3ljan23 Jobe Gonzales, Register.

prices.

Katie for febllcstlon.Department of tho Interlor.U. S. Und

Olllce at Las Cruces, m. n., uw.81 1909.tjAtirn ia hprebv flven that Peter J.

Mndermann of Doming. N. M., who, onMay 6, 1908, made Homeatead Ln- -

,try NO. oB8a, (aerial uawoi ir w

neclion 10, township 25 a, range 9 w.N M P. Mprldun. has filed notice ofintnniinn tA make iinni commuiaiiunproof to establish claim to the land alovedescribed, ueiore . i. mcivcyrn, u. a.Court CommlssiowT. at Deming, N.M.. on the 22d da of February. 1910.

Claimant names as witnessea:Al V. Wilkinson, of Deming, N. M.

Rena Uabcock,Michael J. Moran,Clarrv C i

Jobe Gonzales, Register.Jan7feU

Professional Cards.

JAMES R. WADDILLATTORNEY A COUNBELOR

Office in Baker Block, Spruce St,Deming, New Mexico

A. W. P0LLARÜATTORNEY-AT-LA- W

Office in Mahoney block.

Spruce St. ' Deminjr N. M.

A. A. TEMKE.Attorney-At-La- w.

City HalL Deming, N. M.

RALPH C. ELY

Attorney and counselorSpruce St. Deming, N. M.

R. F. HAMILTON

Attorney-at-La- w

Deming, - New Mexico.

JAMES S-- FIELDERAttorney-at-La- w

Deminjr, New Mexico.

I. B. BARBEE,

physician a surgeon,Office Deckert Building. Phone 120

Rcsidenco Phone 4.

Deming, New Mexico

Dr. P. M. SteedPhysician and Surgeon.

0Office Phone 80 Residence Plumo W

Deming, N, Mex.

DR. J. G. MOIRPHYSICIAN and SURGEON

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Have your evea earaful teitrwt n,iglasses correctly fitted at homo.

E. S. MILFORD, M. D., D. 0.Physician and Surgeon.

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C. C. FIELDERReal Estate and Conveyancing

K0TAIT rUBLIC,Offlea viut PrabaU On.

DEMING, NEW MEXICO

JAN KEEDealer la

GroceriesDry GoodsCinaraTobuccos

China and Japan Goods

DEMING, NEW MEXICO

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Plans and Specifications.

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OR-ICIA- DIRECTORYFKii:itAL

W II Andrews . to Coni'rensGi o Curry Gov. rn..rNullum J.uTa Ím-- c rotaryW J Mills Clili f JuMl, eIra A Abbot AasociutcWin II Pdim A.w.i.n..

no McFi AssociateFrank W Psrktr. AssociateA W Ctmli-- AssociateM C Mevccm AssociateJoso Conzhl. i sm Cruses Reg Ld OfficeK II buns I,ns C'ru-e- a Ree 11 Offi.-i- .

TERRITORIALJame M Hervey.... Attorney GcimmIK u lioilner Sania Fe.. Dist AttorneyII II Holt Lut CronesR A Ford .

" ' ' " Ad .II fl tí t i anArt a I- - - e. tivuviNlM A ir TreasurerJames E Clark Supl Public Instruction

COUNTYA w '"arl Dist AUt.rneyMM Killinuer... County Cominir-Hionc- r

C LIluMmnl ...County CommissionerA L Foster County Cemmir-slonc- r

CCFifK1'r Probate JudgeLee O Iester. Probate Clerk

WCook lessorD n Stephena SheriffNey B Gorman ScIkk.I Superintendenti?n"o í? Tur"

SurveyorCITY

LX rrownln(...JUatice of tho TcacoWm Howard ConaUblo

ntamnaii Chairman Trustee

J" '",,Roach Trustee

lenT Trustee;A A C rk and A.lChri' K"tnel :ZZ

DEMINGThe county seat of Luna count the

most compact and d coun-t- y

in the territory. Dcminir la 1.at the junction of the Southm n.fl- -Sanu Fe, and El Taso & Southwestern'railroads, with branch linn i.City and Hanover; these maka nmin--one of tho most important railroad cen- -wrs in the bouthwest. The city ofDomini nestle, in the center of thebeautiful Mimbres vallev. .,.j-.- ton all sides by wenic. picturesque moun.... pure water, he.lthfulness,mild climate, alluvial soil. tnJ t,fressive, citizens make it anWeal locanon for homes. Deming-- isthe center of the lariat cattlepin Industry anywhere in the Soutii.

- in 7 - " lw,wo beeves ship.iromtf"" city annually. Itlao the center of a irreat 0,l .ti.vcr, copper, lead. n,i 1 j:'. ...

Doming has a SDÍendi.1 ct.u..,ujnd telephone y.tem now In operation,

ice plant and man. ..'r industries, ft h'ubsuntial bank,, two prosperounTw.'.

Paper, and all other line, oftile business are vn . .

Luna county ha. anu7Zof pure water. wM.k L . .depth of ten t r' T St

som- - VÍ. ".

and truck farms to be convinced afthewonderful productive

yet little ' 1 MDoming hJ. S m

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watXr'r SCaS ,T?Uof an Et,rncity.

jrage temperature about 70. K