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fVOL. 7 DEMING, LUNA COUNTY, N. M., FUI DAY, SEPTKMBKIt 10, 1909. No. 31

TWO GREATDAMS BREAK

Splendid Irrigation Worksare Swept Away by

High Waters.Albuquerque, N. M., Sept. 7.The Bluewater Development

. company's dam, one of the larg-- J'

est private irrigation projects in

the southwest, owned by KansasCity and Chicago capitalists, andthe Zuni dam, a governmentreclamation project, both nearGallup, N. M., broke loose hastnight.

Ten miles of Santa Fo track isreported to have been completelywashed away and 35 miles is un-

der water and likely to go. AllSanta Fe trains have been de-tour-

ed

via Deming and theSouthern Pacific. No loss of lifeis reported. The property losswill be enormous.

We are getting right olT intofall.

Morris Nordhaus is spendingthe week in 1 Paso.

Many new faces are to beseen in Deming these days.

Will somebody please explainthe joke, "Oh, You Trince."

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Jack Head has opened up a: shootiflg gallery on Sil ver Ave.

Don't lorget that watermelonparty at Peterson's tonight(Friday.)

. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrisoni Jave returned from a visit ini California.

Those who go to school willfind our Btoclc of school suppliesincludes every thing they require.

i J. A. KlNNEAR & CO.

i Geo. Reade Í3 reported to be5 improving from the wounds heV received last week.

Miss Janet Merrill has return-ed from a pleasant visit withfriends in Alamogordo.

Mat Fowler passed through

wthe city Wednesday on his wayhome from a trip to Las Cruces.

Dr. Hulen left Wednesday on'. a professional trip to San Mar--

cial and other points in the tor-s' ritory.

; Oysters for Sunday dinner.THE MARKET.

1 Sam Schwing is having one of: his cottages neally remodeled,i preparatory to being occupied byí G. D. Shull. .. ,

Mrs. F. E. Yates and Miss Lit- -- tie, who recently located in theí valley near Midway, are build- -

Ing on their claims.

t Oysters for Sunday dinner.THE MARKET.

A number of handsome SantaFe trains were detoured throughDeming this week on account ofthe flood near Gallup.

The school at Hondale openedTuesday with Mrs. A. II. Don-

aldson as teacher. The schoolis starting oil nicely.

A ten hor power jfnuollne Vngino,in if" condition, fur salt) at a Lttrguin.Inquire at thu ollke.

Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Bolich anddaughter, Miss Esther, and Mrs.Bolich'a mother, Mrs. Smith,returned Saturday from thecoast.

The irrigation ditches are fullof life and hope by reason of be-

ing full of water. The farmers,it follow, are elated in the

A 7. It takes a long, strong, har--

tnonlous pull to build up towns.It all rests on her citizenship,Deming can easily get up in O

if the proper movements aremade and carried out. to thelimit,

New Mexico Fair Car.' The bill boards in Deming are

now advertising the New Mexico2lth Annual Fair. The advertising car went through DemingSaturday afternoon and left aline of advertising matter thatis worthy cf the Fair that thePresident of the United States iscoming to see. Kesides all theold standard attractions the bigstands advertise several newnovelties, things that have never been seen before in the Southwest. Among them is Strobel'sgreat airship, tho ship that tookfirst and second money at theSt. Louis Exposition and hasbeen creating a great sensationthroughout the United Statesever since. PuJi ball on horse-bac- k

is something new also. Ithas all other cowboy and Indianstunts beaten clear out of therunning. The fact that NatReiss' carnival company, thebiggest and best west of Chicago, is to be there, insures thebig crowd that is coming of seeing not a single dull moment.

The men on the car report theprospects for a big crowd at theFair as being very favorable.More than a thousand peoplewill be there from the coast line.and large crowds will go fromSouthwestern New Mexico totenderán enthusiastic welcometo President Taft, who willspend Friday, Oct. 15th, in thecity of Albuquerque.

Herbert Smith is here for afew days.

Another change in a businessfirm in the city.

The bummer visitors haveabout all returned.

The fall trade is beginning toshow signs of opening up.

Grapes, Appricots.Cantaloupes,etc., at

Meyer's Meat Market.The postoffice is being given

a neat touch of improvement.

Miss Ollie Allen, of Dougla?,Ariz., is here visiting her aunt,Mrs. John Deemer.

We wish to extend our thanksfor courtesies shown The Graph-ic during our absence.

You Will hardly be treatingyourself fair if .you fail to at-

tend the Luna County Fair.

The summer Coal Rate of$0.75 per ton will not applyon purchases after. Septem-ber 1st. Phone your ordersnow.,

Deming Ice & Electric Co.

In civic improvements Demingcompares most, favorably withthe leading towns of the country.

The public water fountain hasbeen given a silver finish thateven Wm. J. Bryan would ap-

prove of.

Albert Norcop, a popularyoung man of this section, wasin the city this week the guestof Ed Foulks.

Wanted -- Wetla to drill: ia frnm r.

to 12 inrheft. Any depth up to íiUO ft.ror iiirinerpni'tiouiaM nrhircftn

TAYLOlt & MIOMELSUON,Doming, N. M.

Attorneys Ely and Hamiltonwent up to Silver City Wednes-day morning for a short profes-sional trip.

The opening of school foundall the teachers Drésent. bothold and new, and ready to begin their work under the mosthappy condition! ;

The'building up of the Mim-

bres Valley country has onlyjust begun. A'few brief yearswill see a development that willgo beyond the expectations of

the most sanguine now,

DELEGATEANDREWS

Is Being Entertained bythe City of Deming

Today.Hon. Wmi H. Andrews, dele-

gate to congress from New Mex-

ico, arrived in Deming this morn-ing (Friday) over the Santa Fefrom Albuquerque and will beDeming's guest today. He willba given a royal reception by hisnumerous friends and admirersin Deming and throughout Lunacounty.

Miss Julia Snyder has returnedfrom a protracted visit at Tyrone.

Regular services at the Meth-odist church next Sunday. . Allinvited.

Miss Helen Yeargin is stayingwith Miss Ann Watkins to at-

tend school.

R. Swánzy made a quick runto Silver City Saturday to lookafter business matters.

Rev. Z. Moore has moved hisfamily out on his claim somefour miles south of town.

Mr3. J. M. McDougaland children returned Sunday night froma visit to relatives in east Texas.

It will be a great joy to seework started on the new courthouse. This joy will soon tea reality.

Mrs. John Coleman has movedin from the ranch to school herchildren, taking rooms at theLester House.

Attention School Children.School opens Sept. 7. The

first Monday being a holiday,Tuesday will be the first day ofschool.

We will be ready for schoolwith the fin&t.. lot of schooltablets and school supplies of allkinds. Our tablets come directficm the tablet factory this yearand are different from the oldstuff. There will bo pretty-cover- s

and lots of pages. SeoU3 before buying books ' andschool supplies.

PA LACK PRUr, STORK,Irvine Si KaItiikl, Props.

nemiiifc, N. M.

Mrs. W. R. Merrill spent sev-

eral days at Fay wood this week,having enjoyed a most pleasantstay at that delightful health re-

sort.

Our Mexican population willcommemorate the 99th anniver-sary of the independence ofMexico from Spain Thursday ofnext week.

A watermelon party will beheld at tho home of Mr. F. C.Peterson tonight (Fridav) underthe auspices of the EpworthJLeague oi the Methodist Church.

.. Mr. Dr. Moran and childrenand sister, Miss Dcrgin, have re-

turned from spending the sum-mer at their old home in Bur-rows, Ind.

Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hubbardleft Tuesday night for Los Pa-lomas, wnere they will spenda few weeks recreating ' and endeavoring to obtain relief fromrheumatism.

Get in line;join he crowd;thereare more people every day get-ting wise to the fact that Kin-near- 's

is the place to buy yourbooks and school supplies like-wise drugs, toilet articles, etc.

Mr. Frank Barrett, of Laredo.Tex., who was here about ayear and filed on land in thevalley, has returned to tho citywith his family. He will shortlybuild a home on his claim, whichis a few miles south of town,

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ofreceived carload of Studebaker

AND BUGGIES. The Iate.t and best, directStudebaker factories. Come in and look them over.

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Peary Hugs Pole, Too.Lieut. Poary wires (wirelessly) I

that he has cabbaged un to thenorth pole, too.

Tom Green Upton- has beenspending the week in the city.

J. M. Pert is back from Tucsonand is with tho Wdls-Farg- o Co.here again.

The W. C. T. U. will meet itevery Wednesday afternoon at i3 o clock in the Methodist church.

Prospectors are coming inagain. From now on their numbers will be greatly augumcnted,no doubt.

Miss Mary Lou Swope returned to school in Virginia Wednes-day.

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She will be greatly missedby our young people.

Tho summer Co:il Rato nf$0.75 per ton will not applyon purcnases alter Septem-ber 1st. Phone your ordersnow.

Deming Ice &. Electric Co.

The eirote east is all right butwhen a fellow molts down a col

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lar regularly every ten minuteshe longs for the crispy breezesof tho west.

Dr. Steed returned Sundayfrom El Paso, having accompan-ied his daughter, Mis.4 Carrie,that far on her way to San An-tonio, where she will, attendschool.

Deming Greenhouse Associa-tion, F. G. Tulin, manager.Cut flowers, decorations and pot-ted plants. -- Funeral designs aspecialty. Landscape gardening.

Provis Moore, of Silver City,and Miss Annie Waldon, of Ty-

rone, were married here lastSaturday by Iicv. Foulks. Theyoung people will reside

'at Sil-

ver City.

"Uncle Dick" Hudson's manyfriends are glad to see him onthe streeta. again, having re-

turned with Mrs. Hudson andMrs. Mamie Williams from thecoast last Friday

The usual services will beheld at the Presbyterian churchnext Sunday at 11 a. m. and7:30p. m. Morning subject: "Spiritu-al Dslodgements., Evening siib.ject: "An Anticipated Christ."!

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Luna Co. Abstract &. Ins. Co.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.LEE 0. LESTER, Proprietor.

FIRE INSURANCES?CONVEYANCING

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Cone on Important MissionB. P. Shull left this week for

Wichita. Kan., to confer withtho head men of the centralpower pumping proposition that

being figured on for the valleyhere.

Hiss ClarK Weds.Miss Marguerite Clark and

Mr. J. C. Dolan were married inLos Angeles last week. Thebride is tho daughter of Mr.and Mrs. A. J. Clark, this city,and many friends here extendtheir best wishes. The groom is

prominently known in hishome city. The young people

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will make Los Angeles theirhome.

Miss Katherine Wamel leavesSaturday for Boston - to resumeher music studies after spendingthe vacation at home. Her manyfriends will be scrry to see herleave.

Sam Clark, formerly managerfor tho Crescent Lumber com-pany here, has accepted a goodposition with the S. P. Ky. atTucson, the duties of which hehas already entered upon. Hisleaving us is keenly felt bymany friends.

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Hurt in Runaway.Mrs. Jack Smyers happened to

a painful and serious accidentlast week. She was riding hi abuggy at the time nvar Floridastation when the team she wasdriving became unmanageableand ran away, throwing her outand breaking her limb. Mrs.Smyer's friends will be sorry talearn of her misfortune. She isreported tobe resting easy.

Announcement.I wish to announce to my cus-

tomers and friends that the Fallline of Millinery Goods have arrived, and desire to call specialattention to the fact that I havethe best selected line of Millineryever shown in Deming. Therewill not be a formal opening thufall. The hats are on sale now.Come and get yours and with itreceive a valuable as well asuseful souvenir. Hats trimmedfree of charge. At the

WHITE HOUSE.Martha Burdick Ament, Prop.

J. B. Herndon, of Raton, washere several days last week. Mr.Herndon is president of theCrescent Lumber Co., and wasin the city in connection withthe sale of his Deming yard.

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Mimbres Valley Realty Co.

Real Estate,and Insurance

DEMING,

DEMING GPoAFHIC

CD. AKSSSSZ.tdltor a4 FroprUtor

SUBSCRIPTION $100 1'ER YEAR.

Published Every Friday.

rnlarad March 1L íaBS. al Mloffld la Hmllut.N. U.. aa aaound-cuu-a mmUM. uoJar act ol aunrfraaaaf March, la..

Phone 105.

Articles of IncorporationTerritory of New Mexico (Olltee oí the Secretary

CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

I, Nathan Jaffa. Secretary of theTerritory of New Mexico, do herebycertify that there was filed for wordin this office at ten o'clock a. m, on the

thirteenth day of July. A. D. 1909.

AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCOR-I-ORATIO-

OF THE HOME-TLO- T

COMPANY(No. W6);

Before Payment of Capital Stock, In-

creasing Capital Stock and F.nlarjr-in- g

Scope of Business;and also, . that I have compared thefollowing copy of the same, with theorijfionaT thereof no on file, and de-

clare it to be a correct transcript there-from and of the whole thereof.

Given under my hand and theGreat Seal of the Territory of

I Stall.New Mexico at the City of'Santa Fe, the Capital, on thisthirteenth day of July, A. D.

I'M.Nathan Jaffa,

Secretary of New Mexico.

Edwin F. Coarli.Assistant Secretary.

AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCOR-ATIO-

OF THE HOMF.PUJTCOMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY

PRESENTS:THESE

That we, whoe name are hereuntosubscribed, have heretofore associatedourselves together for tlit purpose offorming corporation under the lawsof the Territory of New Mexico, andbefore the payment into the Tieasuryof said corporation of any purl of thecapital of said corporation, do herebyamend the said original Articles of In-

corporation, so that the same slwll beand appear as follows:

I. The name of this corporation shallbe:

THE HOMEPLOT COMPANY.II. The principal office of The Home- -

blot Company shsli be located at DemIng, New Mexico. Ralph C. Ely shallbe the Agent in charge thereof uponwhom process against this corporationmay be served.

111. This corporation is organizedand created for the following purposes:

To engage in and carry on within theTerritory of New Mexico, a generalland and colonization business.

To acquire and control by purchase.leane, option or contvact lands in saidTerritory.

To clear, level, ditch, plow and otherwise prepare, seed and cultivate landsowned, leased or otherwise controlledby this corporation, either on its ownbehalf or under contracts; to harvestcrops produced on said lands; togenerally conduct agricultural, horti-cultural or garderimt operations there-o- n;

to engage in similar employmentsfor hire under contracts with owners,leaseea or purchasers of said land ; andotherwise to develop, improve, culti-vate and operate farms, gardensorchards and vinyards, either uponproperty owned in fee simple by thiscorporation, or controlled by thiscorporation under lease or otherwise,or to perform said laltor to these endsfor other persons for hire.

To develop water for irrigation andother purposes by sinking wells, and bythe construction of dams and reservoirdesigned to conserve the waters ofstreams, either uniform or torrentialand to otherwise develop and improvelanas.

To install, operate, maintain, leaae.buy sell and otherwise handle pumpingplants for the purpose of lifting watertor irrigation and other commercialpurposes; and to sell water to ownersand leasees of land; and to sell, lease,and otherwise dispuse of pumpingplants, in whole or in part, as appur-tenances of land or otherwise; and tootherwise handle, operate, conduct ordispose of said pumping plants.

'I o install, operate, maintain, lease,buy, sell or otherwise handle and con-struct power plants for the purpose ofgenerating electricity and other formsof power for lighting and other com-mercial use; and to sell said electricityor other forms of power for lighting,power and other commercial uses; tomanufacture, buy, sell, luae or other-wise acquire and generally deal inelectric apimrtenance of all kindswhen installed for the use. aünlicationand consumption oí power generated atthe central plant or plants of thispnnioration; and to erect, buv. Ml.lease or otherwise acuuire and to maintain and operate subways, conduits andsuspended aerial systems under, upon,along or above the streets, alleys andpublic ways of counties, townships,cities and villiaees.

To manufacture, store, sell, distributeand supply gas, and to erect, insta'land operate a plant for the manufact-ure of gas at or near Doming, NewMexico. To construct and maintainworks, tanks and reservoirs and pipe1 i n iu 4ew n.na.atini. m.niif.nhiMnMMaIuIhm ,.1,1 ; nr .ml li.l .iliiil !ia ...

MVIUIIIK fll Uinil I'ULIIIg .flO.To manufacture, buy, aell and generallyileal in gas meters, pipes, stoves, bumen engines and other appliances to beused in connection with the dmtrihution, consumption and utilization of thegas manufactured, stored anaawirioutu Dy wis company.To manufacture, sell, buy, export

import and generally deal in ice. Toerect, purchase, leaso or otherwiseacquire planta for the manufacture andstorage of Ice. To engage in the buslness of wholesaling retailing ice tomiddle men and consumera.

To preserve In cold storage andgenerally deal to ail kiude of food pro

LecHt Gssd fsr Ports!;?.

The live boosters of the Roose-

velt county eeat have succeededin cettinj: the required six thou,ana acres of land listed for theirrigation project which is nowassured for that county, and itis thought by many that beforethe small plant is installed anadditional six thousand will havebeen eijned for. Now that theplant is assured, property val-

ues have pone up 20 per centwithin the last thirty days.

It is to be hoped that Dcrmriwill succeed in landinjr the samepropivsition, which Bhe is nowbattling for.

Dr. Cook has cot them alt bad-

ly cooked. Bat he is an

ducts of a perishable nature, or otherwise. To erect, operate, ana maintainstores, wsre-hous- and com siorsijedepots, and to lease the whole or anypart thereor Tor the purpose 01 carry-ing on any oCthe aforsatd lines of business.

and

And to do any thing necessary oradvantageous to this corporation forthe promotion and advancement of anyof its foregoing purposes whtch anatural person might do if engaged inlike undertakings.

IV. The authorized capitnl stock ofof this corporation shall be Two Hun-dre- d

Thousand (SJiW.00U.00) Dollarsdivided into two thousand shares havinga par value of One Hundred ($100.00)Dollars esh. Une thousand shares ofsaid stock shall be Common Slock andone thousand shares of said stock shallbe Inferred Stock.

The Holders of Preferred Stock shsllbe entitled to cumulative dividendsthereon at the rate of, but not to exceed, ix percent, per annum for eachfiscal year of the company payable outof any and all surplus or net pnn.ts.psy- -

able when and as declared ny me iwamol Directors. In event of dissolution orliquidation of the company the holdersot preferred stock shall le entitled torecti ve t lie par value ot ir.eir biwk sopreferred with the unpaid cumulativediviJendsout of the asset of the corporation More anything shall In paidthereon to the holders of the commonslock. The holders of preferred stockshall not be entitled to any votingDowers in this corporation by virtue ofsaid stock. The pu-ferre- stock shallbe subject to redemption at the optionof the company at any time after itsissue, at par and the aniount ot tneunpaid cumulative dividends thereon atthe date of redemption; and said preferred slock shall be so redeemeJ andretired before the common stockhall be entitled to any dividendsThe holders of theCommon block shall

be entitled to the sole and exclusivevoting powers of this corporationAfter the redemption and retirementof the preferred stock as hereinbeforeprovided, the holders of the commonstock shall he entitled to the remainingassets, profit and benefits of the corporation pro rata according to theirrespective number of shares.

This company shall commence business with Two Thousand ($2,000.00)Dollars cash in its treasury, tor whichtwenty shares of Preferred Stock andTwenty shares of Common Stock shallbe issued.

V. The names of the incorporatorsand their post office addresse and thenumter f shares subscribed for byeach of them respectively are usfollows:

Kalph C. Ely, Deming, New Mexico,Preferred, W Shares, Common: 1H

Shares. Eda K. Deckerl, Deming,New Nexico, 1'referred: 1 Share, tornmon: 1 Share. C. 1). Ambrose, Deming, New Mexico. Preferred: 1 Share,Common. 1 Share.

VI. The life of this corporation shallbe fifty years

Ml. The affairs of this corporationshall be managed by not less than threenor more than hve directnrs who shallbe chotien by the stockholders at theirregular annual meetings which shall beheld at the principal ollice of the company on the third Monday of September in each year. For the first threemonths after filing of these Articles ofincorporation or umti their successorsare elected and shall qualiiy. the incorporators of this company shall constitute its Hoard of DirecUUs.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we havehereunto set our hands this "ih day of

uly. A. D. l'JUM.

(Signed! lUmi C. El.Yr.i h. Dki-kkh- t

D. Ambroskerritory of New Mexico I

County of l.una ss

I hereby certify that on the Seventhay of July, U. I'M before me

personally appeared Ralph C. Ely. Edac ueckeri and U U. Ambrose, anresidents of the village of Deming,New Mexico, and to me personallyknown, who being duly sworn according lo law dsl each acknowledge thatthey executed the foregoing instrumentfor the purposes t herein set forth i

their free act and deed.(Sienedl Clarry Fielder.

Notary Public, Luna County N. Mex.(Notorial Seal)My commission expires January 30th

1912.

ENDORSED:No, COM. Cor. Rec'd. Vol.5, Page

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AMENDED ARTICLES OF INCOR

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C.

A.

C.

POUAT10N OF THE HOMEPLOTCOMPANY.

Before Payment of Capital Stock,Increasing Capital Stock and Enlarg- -

(j Scotr of Husmea.Filed in Office of Secretary of New

Mexico, July 13, 1900, 10 a. m.NATHAN JAITA,

Secretary.Compared C. F. K. to 0.

Territory of New Mexico I

County or uina. )

I hereby Certify that the within instrument of writing wa filed for rec-ord in my office on the 17th day of Aug.A D. 1009 at 2 o'clock minuten p. m. ,and recorded in Book I, of Articles ofIncorporation, Pagotii ,

Ltc o. Lrirtn,Probate Clerk and Ex-omc- io Recorder.

(Seal)

Fads for Weak WomenNWterutk d ail lh ol woe U due to some dcraaJemMl or H

eaae el the rsna ttiatiaotly femiaiee. Suet, c.o be euratl-- ta eut4very day hy '

Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriptionit Makes Weak Women Strong

Sick Wtzzicn Well.It sets dlreetly oa the octane affected and U at the same tieie a enerel retóte,live tomo toe the whole ayatem. It cures Itmale complsint n.M to the privacy

4 home. It makes u.WMe-- .rr the J.areable queatioam.. .smluatioos sod

local treatment so aoivenaUy Insitted upoa by doctors, a, so sbhorrsol 19

er atoJest woanaa.e snail not particularise her as to the symptoms of

those peculiar affection incident to women, but Ihoaelull Information as to their symptoms and

asean ol positive core are referred to the People's Com-m- oa

Seme Medical Adviser lUUrj pafes, newly revisedand te FJieloa, sent " on receipt of 21 one-em-it

tamp to cover eoat of ouUiaf eafc or, la clothbiadiul lor 31 stamp.

AdJre Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N..

Territory of New MexicoM

Oihce of the Secretary )

CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON.

I. Nathan JtfTa. Secretary of theTrfrriior of New Mexico, do herebycertify that there was filid for recordi ...... -- . T. . .in mm oinre oi iwow vthe First day of luK. A. D. I'JOt;

CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERSNON LIABILITY OF

THE HOMEPLOTCOMPANY(No. ÜU31);

and also, that I have compared the fol-

low ing copy of the aame, with the orig-

inal thereof now on file, and declare itto be a correct transcript therefromand of the whole thereof.

Given under my hand and thetlreat Seal of tho Territory of

Seal New Mexico at the City ofSanta Fe tho Cspital. on thisFirst day July. A. D. P.09.

Nathan J ah a.Secretary of New lOexico.

CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERSNON LIABILITY IN THE

THE HOMEPUVTCOMPANY

KNOWN ALL MEN BY THESEPKl'.SKNTS:That we, hone names arehereunto subscribed, having asaociatetlours'.-lve- s together for the purpose oforiranizinir a corporation under the lawsof the Territory of New Mexico to beknown as Ihe I lomeplol tympany. I heArticles of Incorporation of which company are to lie Tiled for record here-with, do hereby certify and discloseunto all men that that shall be nostockholder's liability on account ofany stock issued by said company, ex-

cept that the stockholders shall beliable for the amount oi tne capitalcertified to have been paid in in propertyor cash as the time of the commencement of business.

This certificate is executed and filedpursuant to the provisions of Section2a. Chapter 79 of the Arts of the Ig.islative Assembly of New Mexico forthe year 1905.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF the part- -es hereto have set their' hands this iWlh

day of June, A. I).RaU'H (.. El.YEda E. DkckkrtC. D. Ambuosb

Territory of New Mexico)i4)Uiity of Luna )

ss

On the 30th day day of June. A. D.1909. before me personally appeardRalph C. Ely, Ma II Deckert, and C.I). Ambrose, all residents of the Villoceof Deming. New Mexico, to me personally known, who beinir duly sworn according to law each for himself acknowledged that they severally execut-ed the foregoing instrument as theirfree art and deed for the punswesthereing set forth.

C. rNotary Public, for Luna County, N. M.

(Notarial Seal)My Commission expires January 30th,

1912.

ENDORSED:No. 0)31, Cor. Rec'd. Vol. 5 Page

t'&l. Cert, of stockholders non- - liabilityof THE HOMEPLOT COMPANY.Piled in Ollice of Secretary of New

Mexico. July 1, 1909,2 p. m.NATHAN JAFFA,

Secretary.Compared C. F. K. to J. O.

Territory of New Mexico I

County of Luna Í

I hersby certify that the within instrument of writing was tiled for recordin my office on the 17th day of Aug. A.D. 1909 at 2 o clock minutes p. m..and recorded in book 1 of Articles ofIncorporation Page 72.

L.KKU. L.KSTKR,Probate Clerk and io Recorder,

(Seal)

t'l.ARRY IKI.UKR.

Ruebush...Measday

...PROPRIETORS...

CityLiveryStable

GOOD TEAMSand Fine Turnouts. -

Riga by the day and hour atreasonable rateB. Horsesboarded by the week ormonth41 u

It Savt4 Hit IH"All thought I'd lone my lejr," writes

J. A. Swenson, of Walertown. Wis."Ten years of eczomn, that 15 doctorsrould not cure, hud at lout laid me up.ThetwBucklen's Amirs Sulve cured itsound and well." Infullihlo for skineruptions, eciema, salt rheum, boils,fever sores, burn, scalds, outs andpiles. e at all druggist.

wnwauo mi .raH wr.-- ar - j r. , ; . ,

Professional Carda.

JAMES It WADD1LLATTORNEY A COUNKKLOR

Office in Baker Block, St.,

Deminff, New Mexico

A. W. rOLLAKl)ATTOKNKY-AT-LA- W

Spruce SLOllice in Malioney block.

A. A. TEMKE.Attohnky-At-La- w.

City Hall. ::- -::

RALPH C.

Attorney andSpruce St.

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Spruce

Deming N. M.

Deming, N. M.

ELY

COUNSELOR

Deming, N. M.

R. F. HAMILTON

Attorney-at-La- w

Dcminfr. - New Mexico.

Dr. P. M. SteedTllYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.

Office Phone KO Residence Phone 86

Deming, N. Mex.

DR. J. C. MOIRPHYSICIAN and SURGEON

Phone 72.

Have your eves carefully tested andgluMses correctly fitted at dome.

DR. J. B. BARBEE

Physician and SurgeonPhone 19.

OmcE-Ba- nk Hotel, Rooms 1, 2 and 3

DEMING. NEW MEXICO

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

Of kick -- One block went and blocksouth ol postotlice.

OflW lliiunt to i. Ptw M.

DF.MINU, NEW MEXICO,

C. C. FIELDERReal Estate and Conveyancing

NOTARY PUBLIC.

OflW with !rtjl.al Clark.

DEMING,

Silver Are.

MEXICO

LAW HUEN

OFFICIAL CHINESEINTERPRETER

Demin, N. M

fitttitctfictataatetat4tatST. LOUIS

3 RESTAURANT g

MealsAll

Hoars

NEW

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Silver Ave., ht door northof Sunset Hotel.

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OLDEST RESORTIn Town.

Í Best Quality of iW1 mm -

ueer ana LiquorsÍ ALWAYS ON HAND 4

JOHN DECKERT:

etc., acMeat

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Grapes, Appricoti.Cantaloupes,

Meyer's Market.

THE

BANK OF DEMINGDOMING, NEW MEXICO

Established In 1892Capital Stock tpaid In) $ 30,000.00

Surplus and Undivided Profits 15,540.72

Deposits (July C, 1909) 262,710.97

Thii laaK has been established over Flftee Tears transacting a gen-

eral, commercial banking bolinea and solicits the accounts of UdlvUaali,FtrstidCerBoratloM.

We will give yon our beat efforts In looking after any business en-

trusted to us and sre able to give prompt and efficient service.

LIUral accommodatiof.8 made to these wlo have been satiifactorycustomer.

FOREIGN EXCHANGEWe draw direct on all tho principal cities of .Europe.

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Joint OoaaKTf, Praaktorti. A. Mahonct, VU I'miJrnt

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Fruits Vegetables

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PHONE 55.

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Martlet.

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F. C. PETERSONDealer in

Winona Wa

J. F.

toin or in to

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21 lü,Caatett Matice.

of th InUrk. Unit! Btatm IjiihIMitra I a Crura. Nw Mmiro. July W. W.

A iit!i iimiI rontpxt ultlilavit havinR bwn HWI inOil oltlra by June T. WaUh, tntrtant. asainatH.murl 1). Cunwy. Kntry Nu. 47ik (Horlul No.

II. im. f, NKH. rWrtum 'i.Townalup 21 H. KanVW., N. M. I'. Mrlian. bySamuel 1). Curan ,Cntlw, In which it i alk asllliat aaiil Hmui 11. Curary ha.aid tract of land ami chanirad hi rw.Kl. iirIhrrrfnitn tor mgr than ui month, alnra makingmhI entry and nrnt prtof to llwilala hrrvlni thataail trarii not anttHoi umm ami aerimlitia; to law.

Haul artt ar hrhy nollflrd to arnrar, m.poixl, and óltrr trvKk'nc touchiiia uhI alkiialhai

m luo'rkx k a m on tvilx--r i. )". b(ora H.V. MrKiwa, U.S. !cmina N. M.,and that Anal tuwriii HI b hrl.l at ID o"cl.r a.m. on Nov. . .j. brfor th H.nl.tir and

th llnltvd tiUUa Land Ultir In IjuNir,

l"h aid conlmUnt havln. In a prwpr alTidar.it. DM July a. IrXi. at forth facta whlrh aliothat ttlar dvi dlll(nra paraonal tártrica f thianutira tan nnt b maila. It la harvby onlrrrH anddiretd that such notiea ba ilvaa by daa andprepay

Jvu

Abthur C. Raitmsu Oul.UrII. C Hiiuwm. AmL CmIiUwA. C Ubown

99

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goasBuggies and Spring WagonsHarness, Farm Implements

General DlacKsmithinfJ and Wagon Malting

Phone ios Deming'- - N. M.

STAR DAIRY

We sell only Pure MilkWill Bulk Suitthe

DEMING,

eullivatwl

MERRILL

WILSON. Prop.

Customers.deliver Bottles

Purchaser.

NEW MEXICO

fitatatatataiatatata.iaataiatflia,ta.taiatatstttttatatatH. .1. WILLIAMSCommission Merchant

DEALER

Alfalfa. Grain and,7All Kinds of Feed Stuffs

CAR LOAD LOTSLowest Market Quotations Famished

Deming, New Mexico0e3a'5eííe'3lí453ta3é3sn'45S55íe5e55sílírSt5lí53

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Daily.

CONTEST Na JIMCaataat Natlce.

PvpartmMtt uf th Interior. Unitrtl But tndUtllra at la Cruraa, N, M.. Au. . I mm.

Auin.'intriMitMtainiavit h.vlnr bn (IMin thia utTir by Jama T. W.Ui. rontratant.avainat llumratcad tiitry Nu. 4iS7. (aarial N.otsfttl. mad Nov. 2X, ltUu, fur KKti. hWlion ID.Town.lup if. S. Kanvat W.. N. M. t. M.TtUian. byMatll I-- l'iorrv. Contraía, in which it la albrJtliat aaid Mattia I. Hwir. haa wltolly aliandonnlaaid tract at land and chait(d raawlvnc thmf nantor nam than am muntliaaine makinf aaid atiloand liriit prto to data hurrln; that aaid tmrt i

not aattk-- upon and cultivated by aanl entontana wiutrrd by law.

Haul partía ara haraby notUIni to aprwar, rloxiil. and otter evalrnra toucliuif aaid allnratioa

at lo a'rku'li a. m. on Oetobvr I A l'M, bi. U.V. MrKryra, U. 8. t'umniimtxiwr, iKrninv. N. M..

nd Dial final hearin will h hU at 10 a'rlurk a.m. on Ort.4r jrt ItiW. r lb Kmialar andHaraivratthllniird8tataUMdOniiia in LaaCruoaa, Nw alaaira.

Th baid rontnttattt havlns, In a pmnar aflidarit.firá Aug. Í, tutJ, at turth (acta which ahnw liiatattar du dillirnc prrannal arrvira of thia not tracannot ba maila. H la haraby anhtrad anddirct4that auch aotioa a im by du and proaar publl.calion. ,

JOAK CnNfAt r. Raatataf. '

Subscribe iur Ibe tjraf hi? yval

LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Unc!e Dick HobcrU id spend-ing the week with us.

Freh fruits and vegetables atMeyer's Meat Market.

Sim Eby was down from theriver first of the week,

See Will Jennings for expressdelivery. Prompt attention toall orders. Phone 221.

Mr. and Mrs. Salyer came InWednesday from points in Mis-

souri.

That meat Meyer has in coldstorage is the finest ever broughtto Deming. Try It.

D. Sturgis has returned froma protracted stay in Well ton,Ariz.

SIM aware' 1100.

Tlx reader of thin paper will be pWMxl Inlearn that there la at least una dreaded dimDial erience han been alibi In our In all Ka alajree,

mi thai la Catarrh. Mali's Catarrh Cura la thannlr positive eure now known to tha medinil fra-ternity. Catarrh, being a cnnatlliilional disease,require aaietitullnnal treatment. Haifa Ca-

tarrh Cur la tasen Internally, actinic diracllyUpon tha blond and tnuooua surfaces of tha aya-Ir-

thereby deetmylntj tha foundation of thadiaaaaa. and (Win tha patient strenrlh by build-i- n

up tha eunstitutlon and aaaiatlnf natura initolnalla work. Tha pruprlelnra have an murhfaith in ita curative power that they olfer UnaHundred I Villar fur any raaa that It fulla tu tura.Hand for list of testimonials.Addreea: P. J. CHUNKY CO., Tuledo, O,

B41 by riruexiala.Take Hall's family Pilla or penetration.

Mr. and Mrs. Hartman havemoved to Mrs.D. Z. Moore's cot-

tage.

XUIa WaaleVb llayar.A merciless murderer is nppendieitis

with many viclims.liut Dr. hint's NewLife Pills kill it by prevention. Theygently stimulate stomach, liver andbowel, preventing that rloKgint? th-i- t

inviten appendicitis, curing constipatiou, biliounneris, chills, malnrin, head-ach- e

and indigestion. ie ut II drug- -

ffÍHtH.

Mast rRotit . M i Her, f rom A f ton,N. M ,cume in last Friday to at-

tend school here.

New tin fruit cans and canncrfor sale ut S. G. Lloyd's store.

Miss Imogene Kaiser left forhe Pecos Valley Monday, where

'she will teach school.

Fresh Fish- - every Friday atMeyer's Meat Market.

Jim Kinnear and II. G. Bushrelurned Sunday night from ashort trip to El Paso.

ForSale - Nice new residence,conveniently located. Inquire atthis office.

J. C. Stcinemann has rentedrooms in the Lester House. Hemoved in from the ranch onWednesday of last week.

Naar Dtatk la 11.

It was a thrilling experience to Mr.Ida Sojter to face death. "Fur years aaevere lung trouble ftuve me IntenseBuffering, she writes, "and severaltimet nearly raused my death. Allremedies failed and doctor said I wasincurable. Then Dr. King's New Dis-covery brought quick rctief and a cureao permanent that I have not beentroubled in twelve years." Mm. Superlives in Rig Pond, Pa. It, wori.s won-ders in Coughs and ('olds, Sore Lungs,Hemorrhages, LsGrippe, Asthma,(roup, Whooping Cough and all Bron-chial alTections. 50c and J 1.00. Trialbottle free. Guaranteed by all drug-gists.

School is in session again andwe arc all glad of it. The out-

look for a good session is flut-

tering.

For quick sales on commissionbasis, list your property withMcCAN & MILLER, the LandMen. .

Messrs. Wallace Hughes, ofGuymon, Okla., and J. P. Gil-l.Ia- nd,

of Springston, Tex., werein the city this week the guestof their old-tim- e friend, L. G.

Britton.

Sunday School at the Fpiicopal churchevery Sunday morning at 10' o'clock,W.B.CortwiN,8uperintendent. Preach-ing every 4th Sunday at 11 o'clock.

It all lies in boosting. That is

what is making West Texas un-

fold like the rose. The samehappy conditions can be broughtabout here if the get up and digspirit is shown.

Rosch Q LeupoldCONTRACTORSand GUILDERS

Plana and Specifications- - onApplication,

Oftldho.na City Buys 22,000Shade Trees.

Sherman, Tex., Sept, l. Ok- -lllioma CitV todilV niirehiHf.fi22,000 shade trees of the TexasNursery comoanv har. Thvcunt $3000 awl delivery will com-mence Immediately.

Iteming should look to this important feature, for nothingadds more to a town than shadetrees, and especially fo in thiswestern country.

For Sale.My office property situate Mween

the City Hall and Dr. Swopu'a oltice,nity by unit Hundred ami SeventyFive feet, brick building situute thereon with eight largo rooms, will rentSeventy Dollars per month: the coo-lest ami nicest oflke building in town.Ai.to my home, situate four blocksWestward from postoflloe: five largerooms and lilith rruiin hirtra lumand six lots. Also five eres of landwith dwelling house, well, wind-mil- l

and large tank, trees and other improve-ments, commonly known as the Tracyplace. JAMKfl S. PlEI.DKK.

Rock crusher at Steins is working 200 men now and require 60more men. The crusher is nutting, out 45 car loads of ballastrock a day now, also about 10cars of screenings.

Jennings' Express for promptservice. Phone 221.

O. J. Durand left Sunday nightfor Kansas City, where he haagone to confer with officials ofthe Kansas City Insurance Co.Mr. Durand holds a good position with this company.

J. A. Kinnear a Co.

Drug'g'istsStationery, PerfumeryAnd Toilet Articles.

Special Attention Given toPrescription Department.

When a man wants to gosomewhere driving two or morehorses he hitches them all oneway; if' he didn't, he'd neverget to his destination. So it is

with the people of a town: theymust all face one way and pulltogether, or they will never doanything worth while. Harmonyis the word. Timpson Times.

W.B. C0RWIN

ARCHITECT andSUPERINTENDENT

Plans and Specifications.

-- Phone 15- 3-

Demintf, - N. M.

For SALE-Ili- gh grade Here- -ford Dulla, EDCOOPER, Deming, New Mex.

It tells in an exchange abouta young lawyer of Oklahoma whowrote to Arkansas to find outwhat sort of a chance there wasfor him in that part of the coun-try. "I am a Republican in pol-itics," he wrote, "and an honestlawyer," "If you are an honestlawyer," came the reply, "youhave no competition, and if youare a Republican, the game lawwill protect you."

Tha Urla Claw t Das 'was seen in the red face, hands andbody of the little son of H. M. Adams.of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plightfrom ectema had, for five years, defiledall remedies and bulll J the best doctors,who said the poisoned Mood had a duct-ed his lungs and nothing could savehim. "But," writes his mother,"seven bottles of F.leetric Kilters com-pletely cured him." For Eruptions.Kcxema, Salt Rheum, Sores and BloodDisorders and Rheumatism KlectricBittera Li supreme. Only 50c. Guaran-teed by all druggists.

New Time Card.The following schedule went Into ef-

fect on the S. P. Sunday, April 18th,I'ucilV time:

WEST BOUND.

No. 9 .10.32 a. m." 3 ...7:42 p. m." 7 ...1:42 a. m.

EAST BOITND.

No. 4 9:18 a.m." 10 2:1!) p. m." 8 11:45 i. m.

- Santa Ft. - -WKST.

Arrivaa, a. m. Leave t:U a. an.

sairr.Arrlvaa t:U p. m. Izaras 7.00 p. an.

-- E. P. S. W. It.ardvee. U . n. Leaves. IJl a. at,

Do You Get UpWith a Lame Bach?

Cldney Trouble Makes You Miserable

Almost everyone knot tut Dr. Kllmer'eSwamp-Roo-t, the great kidney, liver and

bladder remedy, lo-calise of ila remark-abl- e

htulllt retimingproperties. twmiiji- -

J m IUIIIIIB tiuiiwt.ifft every it.li iu over-I'- ll

coiiuii'' rhuniutlun1 fc- -lLl txiiii ill the back. kid- -

Vj ncys, liver, bladdersod every part of theurinary passage. Itcorrects inability to

bold water and scalding pt.in in pasting it,or budetfects following use of liquor, wineor beer, and overcomes tlmt implementnecessity of lcing compelled to go oftenthrough the day, and to fcet up uiauytimes durinti the ni flit.

Swamp-Ro- ot is not recommended foreverytliiii but if you have Ifidiiey, liveror bladder trouble, it will bo found justthe remedy you need. It h::s Itecn thor-oughly tented iu private practice, and hasprovea so successful that a sjccial

has been made by which allreaders of this paper, who have ri". al-

ready tried it, may have a samplesent free by mail, also a bjk tellingmore about Swamp-Roo- t, and how tofindoutif youliuvekid- - aneyorbladilcr trouble. gfiCÍ!5r5i.tíj5When writing menticn fJHlw:: Ü

readinx this eneroi s "" '.ZZllzHoffer iu this paper and y'iSV'il.':?."'send your address totlXJúlit. Kilmer & Co., ,t.7.rir"binghsmton, N. Y. The regular fifty-cen- i

and one-doll- sire bottles are sold bysll druggets. Don't make suy mistakebut rememlier the name, Swamp-Roo- t,

Dr. Kilmer's Swantp-Koo- t, and the siúdxcts, llini;kaiutou,N, V.,uu every bottle.

f'ONTKST Nl). sua.Castas! Nstlcs

Drpartmmt of tha Inirrhir, Uniliil Slatm l andOltiit. at Uul'rumi, N M . Auk. . i'urj.A aulfirivnl rtnii.wt alTUavit havina lvn filo.1

In lliis isTncc by AMiath I.. mtitaxiiunt,

ma.lv Marrli (.III. limT. fur SW 14 !WiTuwnshipSM., IUnuS W., N. M. I'. MTÍ.Ianib huilia l'uraiinal imli-nir- . In liii-- it in nl.Irarnl that uhI fliarl.n I'srauns hn holly sn.lvnlirxly r.iile.1 tu nmk.' Ilia mm. ml

ilurina tli.' limt aiu mi-- iii.1 afi.-- r

mixi mtry, tliat ia. aftfr thi sixth ilay of Murrh.l!)7. anU r tlia niuli tiny nf Mnrrh. 'ar.i, i,n.ll.atllH-r- a ara no iniriivi-mitil- a uf unkind.

id narlit-aar- r lixiu-h- nnlidrl tn aip"ar.and ult"r n. w tuurliinir aid ulljlun

at t.'ii uVIih-I- i a. ni. mi Id tulair l:tlh. l'aw, LrfuraII. V. V. S. tnniininsitmar. atSrw M,.ii. uml that tinal will U- lioi.1 atIn uVluf k a. ni. i m firMa-- r Kl, I'ai-j- . U f.iro ihrk.ttisl.-- r and l th Unitwl Stati-- s Landilifi.-- in I jiHt'riii'i-a- . N'W n

'I'hi- - snitl runti-itiin- i Imvinir, in a irnM.rafTii1av-I- .liW Auuai ;th. I'WI. t fnrlli filt-- t which

kIiiiw limt after ihtm-iu- utliiis ii'iinv iaii nil it is hrn-li- orh rnlunil iiin vli-- Ihnl sui-l-i ii.ituv U (ivrn liy d jr amiit.i r puliln-atin-

Jislf iJ.JNr.4l.K4.

Notice for Publication.Department of the Interior. United

Stales Land Ollico ut Las Cruces, N.M., Auijust 4. r.KW.

Notice h hereby jriven that HermanW..11:.. ..r j..i.. vt ,.. .. i" sum, ui wit,, new aiexicii; WHO,cn Aujruut 2!, l'.HKI, made Homesteadr.ntry ino. 4111 (Serial 01 lü7), lor SKINW). SWlNKi. N1SW. Seelii.n 1

Township 21 S., Kaii'e 8 W., N. M.i-

-. nieriman, nas nieo: notice or inten-tion to make Final Five Year I'mnf. inertalilish claim to the land above de-

scribed, before William A. Bayer,iNoiary midie, at hanta re, New Mex-ico, on the 22nd day of September,I'.Kr.i.

Claimant names as witnesses:Joseph Kitchens, of Cooks, N. M.Thomas McCain " "Upton F.. McHuniel "Itilev. (!iorifp Dminir 'r. - pi,

two of whom will offer their teilimnnvon the sarr.edny before B. Y. Me Key on,u. r. tommissioner, at Demunc, N. M.

JOHK iio.NAI.KS, Register.

Notica for Fabllcatlon.Pepartmcnt of the Interior. U. S. Land

. ...jj'ill". 1 I It ft,f at a aai 'nice ui iMa truces, a. ai., auj, 11,VMYJ.

I 111 It .1 Itilt-rt- f lif 1 laaltiin.f M Uf . aailw.tMiaaw, aB 1 '4. K a ill Willi,on April (i, I'.KW, muJe HomeHtMadCat.... M.. ruiMi .:..! n,..n

ship 2GS, Uunjce 't) W, N. M. Vr.iii v i mini, mus iiilm nuiiL'e 01

tii Finnt I jimmntnttMn lksa-wa-f t," - " w aaMB 'VMMItHtllllull rusestablish claim to the land alove dc- -

serilKHl, lieroro K. Y. Mcheves, U. S.Court Commissioner, at ftcminir, N.M.. on the 22nd day of Sept., llHl'J.

i laimant names us witnesses:Charles V. Berry, ofllon.lale, N. M.Benjamin F. Lnne, " "Jack W. MeCurry, " "Kobert A. Une, " "

Johe (ONZAI.K3, Uegirtter.

The Latest Novelties Í

; Baclí Combs;

J Directorie 5

j Neclllaces í

' BeltPins and other linesr aa

W. P: TossellSon"

ATHE DEMING' JEWELERS

at

Hing Lee.Fine new stock of stapleami fancy groceries, alsolest candies etc.

CHINESE and JAPAN-ESE fancy articles at low-

est prices.Mahoney Building, Silver Avenue

Demlntf, N. M.

A $100 Typewriterfor 17 Cents a Day!

I'leasM read the headlinu over aain.Then its tremendous Hiniiieauca-- willdawn upon ytm.

An Oliver Typewriter-th- e stardardvisilil. writer-t- he ÍKcJ machine -- I heiimjhI highly erf(cteij lypewriier onthe market ionics Toil lie A a V I

TI10 typuwiiler whose conquest ofthe eorninercial world i.i a matter ofbimiiieHS hinlory-YOU'- Kil Kiir 17e A üay!

Tin) typewriter tiul i eipiippeil withscores of such convenience as "TheBalance: Shift"-"T- he Kulini? Device"-- ' Th I ..utilrt Uoleam?" - The

liase" The Automatie Spac-er" The Automatie Tabulator" --

"The l)i.i:ii'i ariiiu Iiidii,ator"---"Th- e

Adju liable I'a Iperfr'irii e es"---- " f li e

u "hzTf V" Sets-H- i iliu (jndeiis-ÍÍ-" 'íillí. ",l Keyboitrd" all

4W&trii ti" n Centsa Osyt

VVe announcedthis new sales plan

eeenlly, 111st to feel tho puUe of thepin ni. Minpiy a small chmIi navment

then 17 eerils a day That is thepian in u nuisiieii.

The result has been such n delude, ofapplicatiyns for machines that we aresimply abounded.

The demand comes from people of allchiM.tes. all lures, all oceupatioim.

The majority of impunes has comefrom people of known linaneial stand.iiiK who were attracted by the noveltyof the proposition. An impressivedemonntration of the immense popular-ity of the Oliver Typewriter.

A startling eonlirinati'xi of our lie-li-

that the K.ru of Universar T'e-wrüe- r

is at hand.A Quarter of aMlllionPeople

are Making Money withTRC ak

OLIVERTpcWri-tc- r

, Thr rW'fV HV7rThe Oliver Typewriter H a money-make- r,

rljjht from the word "iu" Seuy tu run that beginners smm t'et inthe "expert" class. Earnasvou learn.Let the iiiih Imih' pay the 17 cents aday - and all above that i.i yours.

Win-rove- r you are, there's work tole done und numi'V to be made by in- -

ill" the Oliver. Tin. Iiiivinoin u..,ll u

ciillintr fur Oliver operators. Thereare run rnoii;n to suppiv the demand.Thi ir Hnhiries ni n nwiKi lr il. Knithose of many classea of workers.

"An Oliver Typewriter inEvery Home!"

That is our battle cry today. Wehfivji- mmli. .... - Iliu.... lllivi.1...... . lunpim.- InM iba.. V

fulness ami ulnoluUily indisptnsibltin Dutinviie

Now rutucM tho coniiiPHt of U.t home.Tho ftimtilicif v n riil utrenirrti rf ik.i

Olivnr. . fit t fur fnmilu iuo fsaw aa ava a M ill l J MOS.a S in in.cominc un important factor in the hometraininif of younjr people. An edncatoran wen us a money maser.

Our nw allinir ulun mita Ika Hliviron the threshold of every home inAmerica, win you close the door ofVour home or office on thi roiimrL-nl.l.- .

Oliver opjKirlunity 7

i lie tor turther details of our easyoffer and a free ennv of tho nur (ilivurcatalog. Address

The Oliver Typewriter Co.The Oliver Typewriter Uuildinjr,

Chicago. 111.

(Miii-s- t No. tire.Casltst Notica.

Dvpartmant nf tha Intrriur. Unit.-- Slalra landllllii--r at I Jut (.'rurra. N. M., Aun. II, I '.'.I.A sullu-M-ti- t nililrat hII'hIuviI havilia ha..n llUI

in thia iirtii--a by Kilwanl K. M.iran. CHitr.tunl.aji.iiiisl Kianoali-ai- l rntry Ñu. fit;! tsrnal lll!).nimw wn-tiiir- . ik. IVOR, lor N K lirWctam 10, Tnwnslup 2S 8. Ranir W..N. M. I'r. McriiUn. I.r Olivar K. Krvnol.li.( onU.lw.ln wlurli it is allivnl lliat' auM tHiv.M k.KynuMa na wholly almnrtimoil said tractnf liuul ami rhaminl hi rmulrnca thara-fro-

for morv ihsn six nvmths sine makina: saidantry. and nrxt pri. ti tlinlata- - hon-in-; that aanltriirt Is tmt arttlnl upon uml rultivainl liy aaiilantryman aa miulrail Ly law. ami thai there arano iniunivrmrnu thrn uf any kiixl."

Saiil artii's ara noiil'ml to apitaar, rosiaind, and olT.T rvid.'iue Uiucliins aawl

al 0 o'olnrk a. m. nn Oct. IS. Iwm.II. Y. Mi'Koyra. U. 8. Court t'ommisaiiini-- r

at Denim. Nrw that tinal illla lioM at 10 o'rlut'k a. m. on Url. ai. I'.nr.i,U'fnra tha Ull.-- r and at tha UnilnlSli.lt Ijin.1 tlrtirfin Uiat'rurca, N. M.

Tha aul iililn.liil hnvina.in a nirafndavit,rtlnlAuv 10. l!, sat forth farta wliith almwlhatafU'rtliirdiliinm- - Nnkn:d arrviiv of thisnoUca ran not Iw nia iv. It is hnhv onlvnl andilirrclnl that surh notiro ba civan by ifua andpmpor publication.

JlWK liONJIAt.KS, rUvistcr.

CONTB3T NO. W.I.

Csattst Natlct.IVnartmant nf tha Intori.-r- . llnitni 8lataa Ijiml

tMlii-- at la Crucra, New Mimco. Jul' 6. Isns.A sulHrii'iil corti-s- t anidavit having- - um-- tilnl

In I his oOira by tiuinia K. tiillwrt, ronlralant.ajxalnat Arnt Arni-ann- , entry No. Iwrial No.Oiil.l), mails iJwmlwr ll.l"W. for 8W--. Kaction24. Townahip i--

.8 ,Kane 9 W.. by Arnt Arnraon

tiaitaslaa. in whh-- it ia l that said AnilArnaaiat haa wholly aliandimnl anid trarl of landand changed his rvamVnva thart-froi- for morathan ais niunlhs since mukins said rntry. andneatpriorta tha data hnrin; that said tract lanot arltknl upo and rultivatnl by aaid entrvmunat raquirail by law, and that litara ara no tniprove-nienl- a

tharaam of any kiwi.Said partirá ara harelty nntlPatl to arpear,

ami olfar rvHlrnra Uiuiliin aaid allacralinnat lUo'rkick a. m. on Octobar It'ith, l'.ss), before B.V. MrKeyaa, U. 8. t'flmmlnaionar. at Uaniina;.New Mrxieo.aiK that Dual hen ring-- will be held at10 o'clock a. m. on Novemlr Sth. I'.W, be fora theKearistar ami Kaerivar at tha Unitad Slates Landíntica in laa Crucaa. Naw Mexico.

Tha said ensiteaUnl havlnt;, in a pmiar artlila-I- I.

tiled Jan. uh. l'i"J. aat forth facta which showthat after dua diligence porsonal aérvira of thisnotice can ihu be inula, it la hereby orderad amidirected that such notice) be given by due andproper publication,

Joss OoniaI.hb, Reciater.

CONTEST NO. 21 IS.

Castast Notice,

Iiepartmant of tha Interior. Unltast Btataa LandOffice at Laa Crucra, N. M.. Auc. IT. IHU.A sulticient contest affidavit having been Alad in

thia oil ice by Josephine Oixon, eontvatant. againstllomoataad Kntry, No. 4WS (erial No. UlWl),maila Haptembar , I!, tut StM cMtion 1,Township 2.V4.. Range 8W.. N. M. P. Meridian, byKnnitia V. WhimleTConle-il- e in which It ia aUIcceil üiat aatxl K.nnltia V. Whistler haa whollyanamlunxl aaid land and haa not reawied theraunfor six mon tha kwt past

Said partioa are hrraby not Mad to appear. rasond. and nrTar evklitnce touchinir aaid allegationat Kio'cluck a.m. on Uctoher IS. T'.sjs, bafor thalingular and iWeivarof the U. S. Land Clltica atl Crucra, New Mexico.

The said contastanl having. In a proper affklav.It. pied AuKuat 17. I'nn). ast forin faeta whichahow that altrduadiligenoa perennal aurvlca ofthis n.it).vcan not lie made, it ia hereby orderedand directed that surh noUce be given by due andpmtirr publication.

Joss Conislks, FUffiatar.

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May 13, 1ÍW7, Homestead Kn-

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Meridin, filed of intentionto make Final Commutation Proof, toestablish to land above de-scribed, before B. Y. McKeyea, U. S.

Commissioner at N. M.,the 21st day of Septemtier, 1309.

Claimant names witnesses.John P. Bishop, of Uondale, N. M.Grundy Illevins,Paul "Edward Bernwick

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before McKeyea, U. S,Court Commisfikiner, üémimjr, N.

27th day of September.1W9.

Claimant names witnesses:James N. Upton, Domina. N.Jsmes L. Vn'tlliams, Farwood,deorceJens Jacohsen, Demlnp.

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DEMING GRAPHIC

Bids in 10th.

Bids for tbe new court house

will be received on the Kith andthe contract for the constructionof the building will be let in aehort time thereafter.

The public schools oppnedTuesday morning.

Monday was labor Pay, be- -

jng observed legally here.

Sam Watkins has gone to Cal-

ifornia with a carload of horses.

IicKoyHon is expecting hisfamily, who have bei-- spendingthe summer at their old homein Illinois, home in a few days.

Children-Do- n't forget theday Sept. bth now the placeKinnear'i to get your schoolbooks and supplies.

We are very glad to learnthat the health of our esteemedtownsman, Mr. J. J. llennett, isgreatly improving at Ashville,N. C. Wo all hope to see him

return strong and well.

J. A. Taylor, of El Taso, hasarrived in the city and takencharge of the Texas Oil Co.'sbusiness here as manager. Hewas accompanied to the city by

. M. Worthington. chief clerkfur the company at El Paso,

Oysters for Sunday dinner.THE MARKET.

Miss Kate Gibson, of El Taso,has returned home after a verypleasant visit here at the Pen-

nington home. She was accom- -

by LuUe larKe om,aBe cutfva.will be her guest for a fewweeks.

The editor returned Sundaynight from a three weeks tripeast. Whileold home at

iron,, his desirous ol gettingFayetteville, Ark

among other points and returnswith the recollection of a mostenjoyable visit.

The Mimbres Valley is to beamong the most highly develop-ed sections of the great west,peming, in consequence, willderive a benefit and nourishmentthat tfill make her one of theleading cities of Now Mexico.

School supplies from kindergarten to itign school ail yourneeds are provided for at Kin-- !near's with the most varied andup to date stock of school requis-ites ever assembled under onerH)f.

Mr?. L G. Britton will joinher husband here again thiswet-k- . She has been paying herdaughter at Mullin, Texas, aprotracted visit. Mrs. Brittonexptts to file on land and makeher homo here. Mr. Britton 'a

n. Frank, who was in thetailoring business here up to a(w months ago, when he leftfor Oklahoma, will also returnt ) Iteming in a short time.

Kindly Noticethat the subscriptions to theChristian church building fundare now due. The work ofchurch buildjng has already be-gun and the funds subscribedare needed now. pay the orderto

C. L IIOWLETT,Trcas. Building Fund.

Byron M. Holtry has resignedhis position as chief plerk for E,F. Mead, S. P. roadmaster, andwill tako a position with W.Wamelas bookkeeper. Arthur4vey has taken the place madevacant by Mr. Holtry s resignation. He censes from Tombstone, i

Ar, and we are pleased to notebis landing in Pemipg,

StrucK Oil.While digging a well on the

Wilsey place last week a veinof oil was encountered at thedepth of some 40 feet and thewater has become thoroughlyimpregnated with it. There haslong been strong evidence of"gas" here and with oil, tot), theout look is doubly bright.

Miss Mary Mahoney left Wed-

nesday for Indiana to resumeher course of studies at NotreDame college. Miss Mary is

quite a favorite among our youngpeople and she will be greatlymissed.

Mr. CliiT Adams, who hasbeen manger of the CrescentLumber Co. here, hasn't yet decided as to his future plans.However, his numerous friendshere sincerely hope he will con-

tinue to remain a citixen ofDeming.

The Lester House.Nicely furnished rooms for

light housekeeping. Newly ren-

ovated and overhauled. Themost pleasant, comfortable andsanitary mms in the city. Bath,electric lights and telephone;conveniently located. Positivelyno sick people admitted. Batesreasonable. Phone ISO.

A. G. Harrison, one of our es-

teemed readers at Hondale. wasa pleasant caller Wednesday af-

ternoon. Mr. Harrison says heis well pleased with the resultshe has obtained at farming in

the Mimbres valley so far. By

another year he expects to havepanied Mrs. Pennington, who a n

tion.

A young lady 20 years of age,residing in Washington, 0. ('., ablond, and considered pretty, is

he visited into commun

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Object matrimony. Address allcommunications to mi Ml bitsBldg., Washington. I. C. -

Christian Church.'Triiimpn of the ApoMolie (V!

and "A Divine Rule of I jfe" will !

tl themes next lord's Day, at 11 a.m. ami S j. m.

Hille iihoel M P.4.ia. m. We wantto go over the on huntlretl mark nextLord's Day.

rrearmng at llorxlaie at ,:m p. rn.

We are clad to ee the new churchbeing jmshed along no rabidly.

A splendid Junior Sot-i- ty wan orgs-nii-- l

lat Lord's lny.A cordial welcome will be given to

all the church services.Ziinciins Mooke, Minister.

LOW FARESto

California, Arizona,New Mexico, Mexico,the Northwest, etc.

One way Colonist Tickets onsale daily September 15 to iX'to- -berir. l'.Hiy, inclusive. Accepted in tourist sleepers on payment!of t'ullman fare.

Only a few points shown be- -,

low. For fares to other pointsand information about the liber--al stop-ov- er privileges accorded, i

phone, write or see me.Lo Anéele $23.00Sn Krancnco 25. W)

San Difjo.. ... 25.00Patlena 25,00Revllni VOOSacramento 25 .00San Jom 25. WSanta Barbara 25.00Salt lake t'Hjr 25.00Evanaton, Wyo 2T,.0i

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KWyniau , 5.00GolJfetj 35.SÜ'Toniah 35' oo

Tickets and sleeping car spacemay be had by applying to

LitMW. S. CLARK.

Agent,Dcming.N. M.

Public School OpensThe public school opened Tues

day morning with the largestenrollment in the history of ourschool for the opening day, thetotal enrollment being 378, Theprospect for a most Buceesfulsession was never brighter.

Following are the enrollmentsin theditferent rooms:Misa Smith 34

Miss Bonham 3C

Miss Iverson 44Mrs. Sleeker , 29Misa Kelley 52Misa Ede 32Misa Waddick 47Miss Rogers...., 29High School 4G

Kindergarten 30Parents are urged, to send

their children to the kinder-garten.

Mr, H. G. Bush, who has justbecome a citizen of our town,ex poet s to have his wife joinhim here from El Paso in ashort time.

W. A. Cowan, Southern Pacific lineman, has moved fromIiOrdsburg to Oeming. His wife,accompanied by her sister, MissKate Kearney, of Cloudcroft,arrived Saturday. Miss Kearneywill spend a month with Mr.Cowan and family.

Grand seven day Carnival heldat the National Cow-bo- y Pjirk,Nogales, Ariz., from Sept. 14 to20: fcteer tying, broncho busting.steer riding, sheep roping, calfroping and a grand bull fight.The purses are worth any cowboy a trying for. fco,e circularsfor urograms and particulars.Come and see the two cities ofthe line and gate-wa- y to Mexico.lou can come cheap. Cut rates1 and i fare North and 1 fareSouth round trip. For particulars write us.Uwson, Wren & IlALL,Mgrs.

Miss Juila Mayock, a formerteacher in the Deming schools,has returned to Albunueraue.where she is teaching in a public school there, after, a. shortvisit" in the city with her broth

Mr. K. F. Atkins, andtwo little children. Miss Mayock was accompanied home byher little neice and nephew.

A big party of our young folksenjoyed a delightul picnic out-

ing at the beautiful Byron ranchthis wrek. Barring the fact thatthe young ladies all fell into thetank, the program was carriedout without a hitch. However,that little variation gave theyoung men an opportunity toshow their gallantry. The partywas chaperoned by Mrs. Henry,Meyer.

JAN KEEDealer la

GroceriesDry GoodsCigars 'Tobaccos

China and Japan Goods

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RetailBUTCHER.

Plumbing'Windmill Repair

Work don promjlly aiwl ati-- Íaction giren. SvotM harul wind-mill- a

bought and sold.

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Organizing New Company.The lumber yards of Deming,

two in number, are being sub-

merged into one company, to beVnown as the Deming LumberCo., Mr. H. G. Bush, of El Paso.have purchased both the Crescent and It. Swanzy yards.

Mr. Bush is an experiencedlumber dealer and the new company he is launching, here is tobe composed altogether of homepeople and we bespeak for thenew enterprise a successful ca-

reer.We are glad to welcome Mr.

Bush to our city. He impressesus as being an excellent gentle-men and we congratulate Dem-

ing upon having secured him asa citizen.

Mr. H. Swanzy, who has beena leading citizen of Deming fora number of years, will have aninterest in the new company andwill be actively connected withit.

Teachers Study Children.Tarents sometimes fail to real

ize that teachers are doing all in i

their power for the advancement!of the children in their chargeand that the failure of the childin the accomplishment of resultsis generally duo to the lack ofproper on the partof the parents and it has beentruly said that a parent who willgo in the right spirit to theteachers of his child and talkwith them about its work andplay will be surprised to findhow much they know about theboy or girl aftd how much of theindividual work whose absence isbemoaned in theory is actuallybestowed in practice. All theboy's strong points and weakones, his virtues and hh peculiartemptations, are 'known andstudied by teachers and princi-pals. Many a child is better understood by his teacher than byhis father or mother; and to ourshame be it faid that what capi-

tal of good manners and highideals and useful practical know!-- !edge aye, and correct conduct

and girls of todayj will carry with them into the.adult life of tomorrow will inj many cases be due to the con-- !scientious teacher more than tohis home precept and example.-- Ex. .

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Chicago and Return 55.65

St. Louis and Return 49.65

Kansas City and Return 40.65

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Or Address. J- - Clayton, Agent.R. S. Stubbs, A.G. P. A. Tucson, Ariz. Demin, N. M.

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Estate Bought and Sold

See them for Deeded Land.

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Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice at Laa Cruces, N. M., Aug. 30.V.W.Notice ia hereby given that Grundy

Blevina, of Hondale, Luna Co., N. M.,who, on October 9. 1J07, made Home-atea- d

Fjitry No. 6533 (serial 0331) forSKi. Section - H, Township 25 S,Range 10W., New Mexico PrincipalMeridian, has Tiled notice of intentionto make Final Commutation Proof, toestablish claim to the land above d;

before a Y. McKeyes. U. S.Court U)mmiKsioner. at Deming, N. M.,on the Uth day of October. 1905.

Claimant names aa witnesses:James W. Mc.Curry.of llondale.N.U.FxJward J. bernwick, " "James 1. Dohcrty,Martin Hon,

, Josk Gon'ZALKS, Register.

Notice for Fsbltcatloo.Department of the Interior. U. S. LanJ

0:!We at Ua Cruces, N. M Aug.:w. km.Notice ia hereby given that Hiram P.

Strk'kler.of Deming. N. M.,bo,on Jan.25, 1'.U8. made Homeatvad Fjitry Nr,6W7 (serial No. UM42) for NWJ. Sec.tipn 7, Township 25 8. Range 9 W. N.M. t'r. Meridian, baa filed notice of in-

tention to make Final CommutationProof, to eelablish claim to the landabove described, before Ii. Y. Me-Key-

U. S. Comaniasioner at IVming,N. M., on the lltb day of Oct., 1909,

Claimant names aa witneaaes:Ful J. Harrison, of Ilindale, N. M,James P. Doheity,lmy Hon, of Deming,Sidney C. Boyd. " "

Josk SULt?, ReUttr.