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"E\PERIENCE PARTY %

Owing TO circumstances over which ~.
Parish association of Christ Chu,ch ta ,'s
no control the Experience Party Tho,
was 10 nave taken place Wednesday eve
mug the 9th instant, win he held Thurs
uaS AZ p. m, nj the Parish house An
v'u and new members and all wishing ~
JOIN ana their friends will be welcomo
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with the increase OF new lodges and
nv mhership the work In this office grows
constantly. | have endeavored to be
prompt ard puuctual In the discharge OF
the multi Piled duties imposed. doing al
In my power TO advance the institution OF
iuuct The correspondence the past twelve
months has been very large. | have fur
nished all information desired promptly
and have aided In all legitimate and pos
81 BILE wavs 10 assist the growth and pros
pcrity OF our order.
From the per capita assessment tax Of
- cents semi-annually. levied at the last
session. for the maintenance of the Wild
ows and Orphans Home. | received from
subordinate lodges for June term Sl9e5 %
which amount was turned over to Bro
T g. Brooks treasurer OF the Widows
and Orphans Home board of trustees, as
per resolution.
In concluding this report. l beg TO re-
turn my sincere thanks and appreciation
to Bro. hen s. Rogers. Grand Master,
for his promptness In the dispatch of bus
mess pertaining to my office. and for the
uniform courtesy and zeal he has mani
tested In the administration of his high
and difficult duties. to my brethren NJ
tiOns. not only for assistance and courtc-
aiec shown me on all occasions, hut for
the confidence they have reposed in me
/ shah remain their grateful friend.
| feel the Grand Lodge viii have Il
profitable and harmonious meeting, and
as the guest of the worthy odd Follows Of
the progressive city of Houston, | an,
sure the stay will be all the heart could
wish. Acknowledging the honors you
have bestowed upon me, nm, yours fra
Grand Secretary.
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REHEARsING A CANTATA.

The cantata, Queen Esther" will be
given by the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION In March and early in the
month. The rehearsals are held Tuesday
and Friday nights, and the junior re
hearsals Saturday afternoons. Many OF
the best voices In the city will participate
and the chorus will be specially strong
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,ds., No. 10. ovilla. by O. c. Fahsn,

lodge No. 40. oviila, by @. c. Fahm,
grand secretary; Canadian Rebckah lodge,
No liz, Canadian, by A. p. Harding. d. D.
@. NJ; Morning Star Rebckah lodge, No.
1922. by M. G. Jewell. ID. ID. @. NJ. Mid
lothian Rebekah lodge, No. l25 Midlothian.
by G. c. Fahm. grand secretary; May Re
bekah lodge No. 1874. Dexter, by IL. NJ
Spencer, d. ID. G. NJ; Sherman Rebekah
lodge No. 125, Sherman by q. Z. Fanni.
grand secretary; Denison Rebekah lodge,
No. i2G, Denson. by G. c. Fahm, grand
secretary; Celeste Rebekan lodge, NO. ~
Temple, by }. NJ Honeycutt, ID. ID. U. NJ.
Homo Rebckah lodge, No. ES, Corslcaha'
by G. c. Fahm, grand secretary; Grace
Rcbekah lodge, Nc. l2s. Cleburne, by Mrs.
Laura Biser, u. d. president; Magnolia
Robckah lodge. No. $50. Fort Worth, by
q. c. Fahm, grand aocrtary; Eurcks re
bekah lodge, No. l3l. Trenton. by o. Z.
Fahm. grand secretary; Lillian ReDekah
lodge. No. 1s2. Little Elm. by G. c. Fahri,
grand secretary
Rebekah Lodges Resuscitated-E. l..
Walton Rebokah Lodge. No. 50. kossc,
bv 4. NJ. Jones, II. d. G. NJ: Evening star
Rcbcknh lodge, No. &c. West. by w. H..
McWlliams, ID. u. G.. NJ
cfnnct Lodges-Starr Lodge. NO ali'
Rio Grandc City; Panhandle Lodge no
s4i. Wichita Fallas.
Lodges Merged Marshall. No %1, win
John NJ Gibson. No Is, Marshall box
No. 3id with Ark No. 50, Hnllet'sviiic
Lodges Burned--Charity Lodge. No. 2+2,
Lamkn: Golad Lodge. No. IS, Goiiad :
Plnno Lodge, No ia, Plano.
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Total


Finance Committee
Alderman Bailey said at the request OF
Alderman iIirsch he desAId to Withdraw
the ordinance creating Ne sixth ward.
Tie council granted permission and the
ordinance was withdrawn.
The finance committee made its rcnnrt
recommending that the city collector col
lect from II. Seclhorst on what propoity
he claims TO own. Adopted,
The same committee reported recon-
mending that the following petitions be
II. Tautenhahn. l.. c. Palmer and i. ].
Settcgnst.
The finance committee recommended
that they had no right to return TO Her
man l.ippctt an amount paid by him
as license tax as an engineer, and the re-
port was adopted
The petition from j. II. Cato asking
for reduction # taxes was referred back
for a move suocinc statement
The street and bridge committee renor,-
"a on the petition Of II. Noteworthy thar
;he street ear company he required to put
the street In proper condition,
on tho petition OF j. j. Gillespie. Jr..
the committee recommended that the In
terpatlonai and Great Northern Railway
company he required 10 place a drain un
Ter the tracks.
TIL" Netition OF ]. c. Baldwin In regard
10 n drain was referred back 10 the civ
engineer as to the cost
on motion OF Alderman Honze, T. was
ordered that drain be put In at the Ger
nor OF Crawford and Magnolia streets.
on motion the street commissioner was
authorised to put Hight AT the corner
OF broadway and Calhoun street at tho
expense OF the San Antonio and Aransas
Pass railway,
Alderman bailey said that the streets
In Freedmantown wep~ b wretchcd
condition and he made a motion that the
street commissioner he allowed to employ
ten men for two weeks To put them in
condition. Referred to the street and
bridge committee with power TO act
The fre committee reported on the hill
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best. as far as new lodges arc concerned,
now, as II is known the Sovereign Grand
Lodge meets within our borders next Sep
temher, let us all work to make 1926 the
grandest OF all-doing everything possible
in our power TO make IL the happlest DC.
casion over witnessed in our State"
The following named lodges failed 10
make sctnl-annual reports and pay their
per capita tax for the term ending June
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DIRECTORY MEETING

There will be a directory meeting of
the Mansfield Dramatic club at the resi-
denco OF Captain William Christian, No
lilo Clay avenue on Tuesday night, also
a rehearsal Of Loves Triumph" A full
cast is desired.
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\ GENEROUS PEoPLE

Mrs' Ogden OF the Missionary socin,,,
OF houston, states that the woman az
sN ehllur,n referred TO IN Sundays Pos,
same parties sent to Huntsville a ,nn r
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INTERESTING STATISTICS

c. a. Kollar and VI. u. Herring. repre-
senthuyes to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
of the World. submitted very interesting
report.
The reports OF tho grand secretary and
grand sire give tho growth and strength
of our order as follows.
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t''nhrr n. 1884. Including Australasia. Ger
many, Denmark and Switzerland
LIMITATIONS. subordinate lodges. 2m2Sis
Members relieved .............. lAl2 5s2
widowed families releved..... 2l5 i1S
AicupcfS deceased .............. lSi I9i
r,o.ai Itlvt ..'-'''''..'.......... Nl,s2s,}'9 "
Condition Of the order December 81, ls9i-
sovereign Grand Lodge ...............
independent Grand Lodges German
Emplre; Australasia, Denmark and
suboriinaie Grand Encampmcnts''' "a
subordinate Grand Lodg as............ ~
subordinate Encampmcnts ....... oc!3
SuDori!nate Lodges ................ ~ no
thGanpmcnt members ................lg5.4 go
Lodge members .,............. SIS az
Rebckah Lodges .................... 3G3i
Sisters. members Rebekah Lodges 12S ioi
blNthers mcmbers RchekAh Lodges l02 305
ODD FELLOWS HOMES.
Tho grand sire. in his report. calls at.
lrniion TO tho homes now owned and SIM
ported by tho order. and groups then, n,
q condensed form. as follows:
J. Connection, -- It has a magnificent
mansion At Groton. on an eminence over
looking The Thames. valued at $4,000. with
2. Floridn-Value 500 90. with acres
3. liaho-Nnluc $1,000 with GO acr,1
ORPHANS ana % acres
q kansas-Cirent Bond . lots IsIr,
49, lloEoissiorc' splendid buildings value
$1,000 with 3la5 acres.
90 Massachnsetts-At Worcester, value
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, with 5000
; New Hampshlre--Valuo $50. 100. with S
.. M,ssourl-value So. 300
w. Acknowledgements and raising
II. New Jersey-Not reported.
y. Now Ycrk-(Four) Aggregate value
tlss, .03. with l0i acres
j; North Carolna-Value $4,000 with %
- ohio-Crwo) Aggregate value SOS
5N3 %, with Is acres
rs. Tsnnessee Churches OF Memphis. I.
-. @. T.. Paid 1000. securing support Of
ODD Fellows orphans.
g. Texas Value 81 2Si e. with 2Ss acres
% II, Pennsylvania - uouD Value Ni7,-
IS Vermont Value s25. 900 with II acres.
r. tnlifornia-Estiuatc s25,pl.
20 W!sconsin-Naluo $4,000. with IA
Making n total valuation OF sSw.5gi.s5.
and ss,l IL acres
p Philadelphia - Home for Wives. al
though outside Grand Lodge work. should
not he omitted from our list or hencvo-
lences. Thus we have tventy-eight homes
established holding FOR their use 5SSi. II
acres of land, the estimated value of
which, with tho buildings aud iinprove-
meniN IL $50 b94.S5. with Washington ore
gon. South Dakota. Nebraska. Georgia aud
North Dakota organized and at work TO
attain THAI end.
TEXANS ON Committees
Tho representatives from Texas were MS
IIerrine On ind,"iar, itIiS rs follows:
Wiley on constitutions. aud Russell on
state OF the order.
NEXT SESSION
Last but not least, the Sovereign Grand
to h0id III nc,, ulls i,ni'stouon by voting
doing so added another proof to tbc NV, ,.r, y,
love and respect 1t ears to our dsiin-
tar !, pr no. Lonuly Erand sire earle
beloved brother by cyaifins KIN ~ 1,nn.,
hiehost position IN our order on Texas son
rav ~ , r,,T ,,uN,te.eh nIand Lodge TO
ana we o,rh, To- ,ron,rc ~, in,lsiicllon,
! visitors In 4 manner worthy az mr. ,.. 0,,,
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NEW BUSINESS.

The ordinance fixing the fees of the
board of appraisement was taken up on
third reading and passed.
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Mason NV; D; REA, NJ, d..
:9sson Block. Houston Texas
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Who Can Say They Are Thoroughly
Well! How They Can Be Strong.

tsrrotAL TO ous LADY RyAprzsl
don't feel very well; am so tired all
the time; / don't know what is the mat.
ter with ME.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

II wsa decided, by the citizens Of
Demlng, Tuesday night, 10 have q mon.
sier Fourth OF July celebration and
preliminary arrangements were mad
accordingly. No other town In this
county has announced any intention Of
celebrating and our nelghhora from nll
pcftIona Of the county and surrounding
codnsry are cordially invited 70 como
and Join with US In regular old fashion.
cd holiday time.
An elaborate program IL being arrauR-
cd, which will conslst OF orntlons, by
prominent territorial citizens, races,
trades dlsplay, ball games aud other
sports. Liberal prizes will be awarded
TO the winners IN all races and gamee
aud altogether Demlng's 1890 Fourth OF
July celebration viii carry one back, "a
Il were, 1870 years, and will infuse ~
anew with the spirit Of 20, 20 that with
patriotic feryor We may sings
"iiursahl lsl the lips Of ne cannon hs nd.
In honor Of hurosa, tho living ard dead.
Let trumpet and baRle toll Earth. sea and shy,
ltig Frecdom's glad birthday, tho Foanh Of
July"
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

e'eN'ph h'qct 4 hak been decided That
lhe corning ttltaso contention viii do
f'1fn fof lfpp coinage efuas clnnno hnh
natn wrought and Il now looks ae
though She party upon such n plnliorm
VIII twerp tho counlfy end tlocl tho
nsni president The republican plat.
form viii declare iof "sound money
which nieaun o single standard and the
hnaneial question win 30 cut clean,
The attempt 70 make the inrlil the issue,
despite Tho declarations of the Albu.
qutfquo ClilAen. wlll prove a Hat fail.
nfo, and tho MONEY quehtlun is now bo-
fore the country for aotllemont The
tNApfiuur verify believes that the
nckl copgrVsn will pnas free coinago
measure which will be signed BY
. free colunge presldent aud that both
congrern and the chief executive will be
dcmoufatiu. I'reo silver Ia gaining
strength Ia the middle and northern
uiaies every day, aud even such high
protection state NJ Pennsylvania IL
beginning 70 give symptoms Of ein.
brAclng tho silver cause.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12
Popular win nepablisan..

The Old Reliable Texas 4 Pacific
Hallway will be the popular Route for
the Great National Republican Conven-
ton AZ st. Louis commencing June 18th.
No effort Will be spared to provide for
the comfort OF all who use this line.
Special trains will bo rrn, with elegant
day coaches aud chair cars, and Pullman
Palace Sleepers, and you will be wian 20
send Ia your name now for necessary
accommodations, as the attendance
promisea to be the largest for any con.
venilon yet held.
Tickets will be sold vim the Texas &
Pacific railway at reie 0f ONE LOWEST
LIMITED FIRST CLASS FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP on June Sih, OH,
18Th, 14th and 18th, good until June
2lpi, 1896
For tickets, sleeping car accom- gloda.
lions, OF any further information cali on
nearert Texas u Pacific agent, or
0ABroN MEsLiER, q. r. q +. A.,
Dallas, Texas.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12
xERnrroRiAL DEMocnArrc con.
vrSrfox.


santa re, May z, 1856.
Whereas, Ats meeting OF the Demo
cratic territorial centrnl committee, hols
~ 80 eity Of santa Re on the 9th day o
Febrdafg. leas, Il wan order ca chat
territorial convention be held at La
Vegas on June f5, 1855, fer the purpcsl
" electlng six delegstes 10 the natlona
Democratic couveutlop.
Now, therefore, pursuant 20 said order
and, In accordance With the genera
authority Ia % vested, convention o
the Democratic party of New Mexico
2 hereby proclaimed TO be held at Lnl
Vegas on June rs. 1890, At the hour oI
} o'clock q. m, 10 be constituted accord
ing 10 the order Of this committee made
AZ lt1 said meeting as follows, to.wit
One delegate from each county for each
100 votes cast Tor Antonio Jcseph iol
delegntc 20 congress uf the last general
rleclion aad one delegate for each frac.
ton OF lOu votes 50 cast amounting Il
% OF more.
Upon this aptortloumcnt OF delegates,
10 authorized, the various counties will
be entitled 70 delegates TO said conyen.
lion aa Follows;
Rernnllllo county "a hayez county 6,
Nolfax county 3, Dona Ana county le,
Eity county 1. Grant county 8, 0uada.
iupc county 4, Lincoln county 9, Mora
EQUITY II, Rio Arrlba county IA, San
deEn county ?, San Miguel county 2t,
kauta re couutr IS. Sierra county 3,
EcsofFo county 8, Taos county II, UfiIon
rcunty 8, Valencia 3, Total l6s dele.
esses.
The county central committees ol
sns respective counties are hereby 70.
4uested 70 call county conventions h
tasl conniy conventions 70 be hold Ia due
time Tor the selection Of the authorized
number u delegates 10 said territorial
convention IN accordance with the ruIet
and regulations, or the usagss and prac
tlces Of the party In each county. II |,
suggested that primaries be held IA the
various counties not later than May 30
hnd that the county conventions be helc
aui later than June Q, 1890.
a carrying out she orders OF this com
miQee e. iis said meeting, al Democrat
and hii thrsH VINO intend 70 act with the
Democrotic party are hereby invited /,
participate In the prlmarieB 10 ia,
foapective counties.
II view Of the great weight which IN,
Democratic delegation from this terri
tory had Ia the last national convention
80 AitN NHtNNNlAH VI AHhAiHAhAA Alf lifal
tiaat aud Wee PRECEDENT, ard ln slew o
the magnitude OF lie interests involve,
Ia the coming national convention an,
of the recurring possibility for the exer
tlse u potent Influence BY Now Moxlcn'
delegailon, particularly Ia ellyora cause
this Democrats 10 al counties are urgel
~ make their voice heard Ia the prl
Inarlo8 aud IN the county conventions d
the end that our Territorial convention
may be 4 largely attended aud repre-
Aanintlee one. thus assuring tho elecllpl
At a delegation b the national cuhvan
tlon composed ~ Democracy elrongen
and lruost nonn, This ia vital year n
tiiVtr'a cause aud l, "a the hope of thl
Committee that New MoAlcu Democrat
viii take vital part, beginning down q
She pflnaFlee
RAfAEt KoNKRo, j. II. Cnfar,
Secretary. Chairman.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12
nEuNfoN.
United Confederatr Veterans nicimond,
Va, Jane 3oth IT, Juiy end.

For this occasion the Texas & Paclnc
Railway Company Will sell tickets from
all stations In Texas and Louisiana nj
about ONE CENT PER MILE EACH
WAY FOn THE ROUND TRIP on
June 26th and 2Ith, tnal limit for re.
tarn 10 be twenty days from date Of
sale.
This will he one Of tho greatest
assclnblageg OF the Old veterans In the
history of the organization and an OK.
ceedlngly interesting programme has
been prepared.
For tickets, sleeping car accommoda.
tions, or any further Information, call on
or address nearest Texas & P,.clhc
ny agent oe
0AsroN MEaidnR,
q. T.. & n. A.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Effective ,Iune let 1890 aud conilnu.
ing until September 30lh, 1890, the
Queen a Crescent route will offer low
reduced rates for the round trip 20 all
Of the prominent resorts la the north.
Fine equipment, fast time aud cloec
connections maze this route tho choice
OF summer tourists. Full Information
with regard 10 ratns, schedules and
sleeping car fares will be given on appll'
cation TO any agent OF the q y o.
j. HAnDy,
y. +. A.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

The resolutions adopted al tho silver
C.ly convention lass week indicate the
position Of Grant County democracy on
the silver question. Tho delegates had
the courage 70 express their convictions,
which was considerably mere than did
those In attendance upon the county
republican convention last March.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

The fame Of DemIng water la becom
Ing world wide. The Southern Pacific
- ROW hauling II 70 III paso Ia tank cars
for drinking purposes. The El Paao
Herald speaks of the water as being
squire and cold aud cannot be cxcelled /"
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

The Interest which naturally cenlelA
ln national convention i being de-.
tracted from that which viii be held Al
Ss Louis next Tuesday ly the certainty
Of McKlnleysa nomination.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

The democratic county convention
held at Las Cruces selected delegates 10
Las Vegas Is follows; A. u. Fall, p.
Moreno, GundIlupe Ancerte, Ncstor
Armiio, Santiago Ascar.c, II. L. Young,
II. r. Stephenson, r. J. Bull, q, W..
Miles, DemetrIo Chavez, Crecenlo
Garcia and Thomas Gonzalez. Twelve
alternases we're chosen. Strong silver
resolutions we're adopted and cnsron and
Caigonlsm condemned.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Free allsor mcn win conirol the Chi.
caRo consonilon beyond doubt aud the
availability u different candidates are
nov bvinK discussed. bland and Bolcs
arc the lanAnra.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Tho republican eontentloa which Will
meet AZ st. rouIa nest ruooday viii
npminhse Mckinley nliaust by ncciama.
ilon. A sound Iiunus platform viii be
adopted.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Nho HrkpI1onr horop that Hon w
=. lIoptwcs. % Sierra County. win bs
one ci ne New Mexica delegates 10 The
uhicagp convention aud Il bpllsycs he
niN
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

4liia Kass riold. we'll known al an
es.slsal NIiief md nn enionelvo traveller.
ialB taliof Of ikats risld'u Waahlngton. 4
nlsA May iosh, " Honolulo.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

A tow weeks ago Iherp tId not stem
70 be The slighlesl pfohpecs iur demo.
cratic vuest1n ID the oomlns presidential
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Under tho economical management OF
President Ripley, the financial condition
Of the Santa Fe railroad 10 rapidly i'm
proving. A comparative statement OF
ihe earnings uf the road for the mouth
OF April. and also Tor the ten months
ending April 30, has been made public.
II shows that Tor the ten months Of tho
fiscal year the gross earnings Of the sys
tern Increased e531,ia3, and che not
earnings eae3,3ii Operating expenses
during this aame period we're ei7i37e 10
excess OF last YEAR Fer April the
showing Is good, operating expenses
having been decreased saOi ,0o8, while
net earnings increased si7i,iss.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

This Silver CITY convention selected
fspteatuleAtA and nucoinpc0nlloiue 81
80 atsn - I4lsgaisa - septepsul 'hls
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

A big street pnfads will be one " tie
faslurea Of Demlne's Fourth Of July
cslsbrstson.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

Dsmlug's Fourth ol july celebration
thla year will be one Of the kind Two
fead about"
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

The latest scientific discovery report.
ed IL that lanaes Of unlimited alze can be
made Of oxygen gas, 90 that our neigh.
bors 10 space can be brought within very
short range. Perhaps the inhabitants Of
she earth are already under obaerya.
Iion by our esteemed contemporaries In
Mars, and possibly the next invention
will tell us what they th...x OF she show.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

A Denver dispatch was sent out last
week stating lha. tho renegade Apache
chief, Mnssa, whose atrocities are we'll
known 10 the people here during the
Geronimo campaign, under whose
leadership ho served, had been killed In
Arlzons. The news has apparently
proved 100 good TO DO true for the dis
patch mas not been continued and the
chanccs are tina. Mausa still holds forth
on earth.
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12


Tho democratic convention at sllvor
City last Saturday did lia work we'll.
The attendance was large, Indicating
activity among the democratic workers
Of tho county aud the harmony which
prevailed showed conclualyeiy that ali
arc united for the advancement of the
common cause. The gentlemen selected
TO represent the county at tho Las Vegas
convention Moasrs. Jobn J. Bell, Wi.
Ham hrahm, Martin Mahor, Joseph A.
mahuney, Byron A. Knowles, n. v.
Aewahaa aud John w. Fleming, are
not only deserving Of tue honor con.
fcrrcd upon than, but are alaunch ndvo.
Gates OF tho FREQ and unlimited colnage
o. hilverat the ratio oi 10 10 1. aud will
ably represent the democracy Of thln
County. The resolutions adopted rlacs
the local party sqnaroiy before the
people Cd tbs nnanclal question. The
eudoFroEeRt ot Hen. W. s. nepewoil. cl
0lerEa county as the choice of che con.
yention ia delegate 10 Chicago. wnl
we'll aavlped aud tho SELECTION mads q
most eapable ono. Tho democrats kayo
reason 70 iosl proud Of their eonvoniion
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

President libac Itwln Of enhlhA. Ohio.
u highly ltspttlpd An through lhal
teclios l|q llsl lived liz Clinton 60.
M years, ard Aas been president OF
mo SAtina Bank 70 yaare Ho gladly
leillhe1 % ihp inslii q Hup.i's narpn.
rsfil|A, and what he iAya ii worthy
tlstnlion. an tgnin workers nnd
lloUd4 eartatarllla peculiarly adapted
AZ llNif ueeda. IL nal,ce pune, ri1h,
red blood and from thls colnca nerve,
iAthspl, bodily and digestive strength.
lam BitN % ray that u5od's iIassfpa-
iilla u . very nood medicine, especially
~ a hIood purin@. Il has done me good
inauy tlnes. For neyezal years ! suffered
greatly wish palms 0i
Deming headlight., 1896-06-12

A proposition 10 being considered by
the United Staten aud Mexican govern.
ment looking 10 treaty silpula,lons un.
der tho icrms Of which soldiers from
slther side can cross tho limo In search OF
IndIans The matter has not yet reach
ed deHuile shape but II 10 understood
that representatives OF Mexico would
meet like representatives Of our govern.
meni, both clothed with authority 70
treat on the subject Of admitting armed
troops OF either government to pass back
and forth across tho boundary llne when
In pursuit Of hostile Indians.