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Mr.. G. O. Weeden. who for some time
past has been laid up with an Injured foot
Is again on the streets. but is walking with
the aid of cane.
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GAS LIGuT "a

Ca for illuminating. cooking. heating
keever. general manager
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Tho Wonder Store opens its doors a,
I a. nj. and closes them at p. m. an5
sells goods at corner Main and Texas
avenue. This Is so
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

WE CAN OFTEN FIT YOU WITH
GLASSES WHEN OTHERS CAN NOT.
THE HOUSTON OPTICAL co,
602 MAIN ST.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-02

Any laundry can do laundry work hut
you can get the best laundry work only Mt
81 faekards Troy Laundry, 9l2 Prairie
avsaue. Phone $50.
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Citizens Who are Ill.

Judge Sam Perryman is stu IN st. JOS
cphs Infirmary. but will be able to be out
today.
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10 CURE A CoLD IN ONE DAY.

take Laxative Promo Qulnine Tablets.
Al druggists refund tho money Il 1t fails
to cure. &c.
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~ tha eiVli district clerks office yester-
day tho following suits were filed:
James l.. Arnold VS.. Missouri Karsos
ana Texas Railway company suit for dam
ages on account OF personal iniurias rn-
ceivod - December. 1886
George W. Harris, James A. Breeding
y. Allen and Edgar Watkins VS.. o. G
Drew John Balentino and John G. Tod
Ivspass to try tito and damages to $40
acres IN tho David Harris CMiddle bayou
league OF land described by field notes
walter Pierce Oil Co. VS.. sam Allen.
H. G. storrie Va. Mary A. Wheeday. OF
tincatc PAVING GER
H. {. storrle vs.. ]. II. Burnett debt rem.
resented by street paving certificate
H. {. storrio VS.. Louis Thejl: debt ran
lesehtcd ny street paving certificate
rs T. storric VS. B. II. Latham of 4, .
aenti represented by street paving cer.i-
The following suits were filed in tho
county court:
W. j; Moore and L. r. Allen. composinc
Urn OF Moore Allen. VS.. 81 Packard
w w u' on three notea OF 800 each. interast
~ per cont from March ., 1896.
,odIhec . Keller VS.. j. Kane; open account
Ihec Keller VS.. Gulf. Colorado o,a
s ,eln Fe Railway company: earnish nmi
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LENSES OF ALL KINDS GROUND To
ORDER, LENSES GROUND TO FIT ANY
SPECTACLE OR EYECLASS FRAME.
sPECIAl. PRESCRIPTION GLASSES A
SPECIALITY -
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IT'S JUST THIS WAY

HOUSTON OPTICAL Co.
20. MAIN ST.
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Few Fish at Port Ia LaI 4 VI.

Few Fish " IN, n. NJ
Pert Lavaca. March l'T-'olu !, Mi
ard ', wife left saturday TO take AZ y, = So,
Gras at New orleans and .' sns.a |, 81
leaves thi. morning to pai''' |
fun. .s,. winter % ua N
,wo Years ago: they seem 70 o. -, ,oatb. ~
a 'wJ s such thing by ss.ss ,py - q
The fishermen are not ca nr.,sr, srs uf7
Ar. can not be filled. oysm er,,
ANY William Ils a P. Resan has moy ,sad i'd
store and now makes a sp, four xr ~
o, his goods. This makes NV, Ssrs vilhs :
I houses nas hiatt that have been built 's''
last month. uHJ
FRENCH TISSUE FOR PAfs'
fHH' ERS /. psstsdaS
At greatly reduced prices
Stationery Store. m,
IF YOU CAN NOT s sTa sIpIs S ~.
FORT YOU ARE ,,r nTNiipy " Il
EYES AND TAXING dlcmrgpil,s n
H spE VERY !; y OFTEN (. cA !. nosS I.
E E or VISION ny Y, to STk
THE HOUSTON 3 =
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WHEN You CAN NOT GET A PAIR or
GLASSES ANYWHERE ELSE TO STIR
THE ~ sbi 1
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THE HOUSTON OPTICAL co,
COZ MAIN ST.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

What Ia Dsink f1ene Nsar csienia rnehseo
In state OF chihuahua
cotoxIA PAcnroo, Mexico, Feb. 4.
Mr.. EDIToR;

CotoSIA PAcnEco, Mexico, Feb. 4.
Mr.. EprTon:
During the past week General Man
ager Ramsey aud Chief Engineer J. II.
smith Of the Rio Grandc. sierra Madre
and Pncinc railroad with exploring party
have been looking for route or pass
through these mountains aud have lust
reached this point. Both the San
Miguel and PIedrhs Verde River routes
would be too expensive for any prcssnt
attempt, hence, the Santa Maria River
route TO Guerrero will probably be
adopted an the best and mcst desirable.
II was hoped that railroad might have
been go. into this extensive timber
region and besides making lumber
lower in price, would aid In developing
the rich mines OF this section.
Considerable rain and pnow has fallen
this winter which has kept the rivers
up and thus far made exploring an
arduous task. Most OF the mon ana
teams from these colonies are now on
gagged Ia grading the railroad 10 far as
u has been surveyed and for sevsral
days the weather has been very pleasant.
With the miiroad party IL Mr.. Rowland,
secretary OF the road, nlso Mr.. Goldez, a
Mexican engineer, who represents the
Mexican government. From what can
be learned, all the grading CAMPS are
no'iye and work ls going on steadily,
which makes the prospect good for the
road 70 come into Cnsas Grandes valley
aud thence southwark 10 Guerrero.
There has been consIdefable sickness
among children here this winter but
otherwise The general health OF the
people Ia good, with bettor times ahead.
Now for the Dsming railroad 10 con-
south, then We would bs able 10 visit
and trade with our old friends IN your
city, ~ heretofore, as well as TO promote
the speedy settlement Of this good conn.
try.
Tomorrow Mr. Ramsey and most OF
the party will start on the return 70
Cindad Jnnrez, while Mr.. Rowland aud
y. Fewpon Smith will 40 on south 10
Guerrero via Temosachlc aud then 70.
turn north on tho Santa Maria River
route. Au,no
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

A committee from this House Of
Representatives Of the Territorial
Legislature composed OF Hon. NJ.
Martinez, Hon. J. d. Scnn, Hon. II. A.
Reynolds and William CrIslman, passed
through today cnroute to Silver City on
a visit 10 the Territorial Normal School
At that place.
The committee was met NJ The train
by the Dsming band. large number Of
ladies and business men Of the town and
oil tho school children and their teach.
ers.
Prof. Jas. A. Long, OF the Dcmlng
Schools, In behalf Of the cItlKsns OF the
tewn, made short speech Of welcome,
which was responded to by Hon. Y. A.
Reynolds, member OF tho committee
The baud played several selections dur
Ing the short interval Of time that the
train remained, and tho members of the
committee appeared to enjoy the few
moments spent Ia DemIng.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19


Ths uisfmaas Anhssslssa - ossf4 -
the oaiy way xhst u~3 sss.
Arnnxs, Fob ~. -lcopyiehted ~
Aasooikted prosa. l--If IA sensrnily bss
hsvod here that the Cretan fsntrFsa a
The eastern question are now nlnoas
thing Of the past. aud the landins q
Greek troopa on the island of crste y
not likely 70 turn oui capsus beln be-
tween Turkey and Greece
Tho absolute declsion Of 0rosos 70
persist Ia the occupation Of Cress nna
tho protection Of Christians on ths o.
land IA spite Of she attitude o. the powl
ers, founded on Tho declarations of the
Uretsns thal they were prepared 70
shed the last drop Of their blood ia
order 70 attain thslr national aspifn.
sions TO which thsy add they canncs bs
satisfied with anything shors AZ ooshA
pieto union with ugeeos.
These circumstances communicated
By Groece 10 the powuru Of the policy ~
the Greek government has been carried
ont IN every point.
Order Of minister Of war. smoiunlta.
has basn Rasetted for nppointing OoI.
Vnasos aide dc camp Of King George
cosnmander OF the Greek army oorpa,
who landed yesterday na platonloa, .
short distance from uauon.
Colonel vaasos, after landing Al Plas
tonioa. issued a proclamation 20 tha
Cretau people announcing the occupas
tion Of the Island In the name Of Kine
George of 0rosoo and calling upon ths
Turka 10 surrender 10 the Greek forces
Reeorvista. who have been called b.
Colon, say there is rapid registering ~
different military oenters. u ln hoped.
however, that che most serious diiiionisy
70 be anticipated Ia the ponsshls sewers
anco Of diplomatic vslationn betwten
Greece and Turkey.
The annexation OF Crete by Greece,
a. the result foreahadows, q now q
fait ncoompli. and II is not thodehs iiks.
" the powers win do anything furthtr
III tho matter than they have dona In
the meanwhile diplomatic negotiations
on the subjcct continue between sha
ambansadorn Of the powers at Conssan.
tinople. who in turu are IN constaat
communication with the porte
Reinforcements Of men, arms ana
ammunition arc ON their way from
Greece 20 Crete. and u q intlinated shas
IN duo course Of time tho marines f-osh
the foreign warships viii be rscuiisA
ahd Greece win be allowed to nssunis
the administration Of Croto, possibly
under some restrictions.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
LoNo DIarANea hIconp unoktN.

Train Rene Rrom chIoago 20 Dsuvep
"a Lsss Than Nlassssn HeurA
DENvAn. Feb. IA special train
from Chicago over tho Chicago, Burs
lngton aud Quincy and Burlington nnd
Missouri River RAILROAD. chartered BY
Henry J. Mayham Of Denver. iaifiinR
Investment broker, reached this city 40
1859 .. m. today. having run iOas
miles Ia i3 hours and 80 minutes. This
journey goes into history ~ the greatest
railway feat over accomplished. Bsss
previous railroad long distance record
was 10 hours and 81 minutes sof bBf
miles. over the New York Central ana
Lake Hhorc railroads ftom Now York to
Chicago.
Mayhnin, who loft New York Sunday,
on the Pennsylvania limited. chartered
a Especial train AZ Chicago Ia order 10
reach tho bedside Of his dying son.
William b. Mnyhain. ns quick ~ poss
aibie. Burlington officials agreed 20
tako him to Denver IN "a hours.
In spite Of Burlington's splendid
record Mnyham arrived In Dcnvcr too
iass 20 see iis son alive. The youns
man died OF appendicitis. shortly aftet
midnight.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
Live sIsek Markets.

OMAHA, Feb. IT, Cattle Receipts
iO00i market slower; nallge beef steers
3 7004 b0i western steers o 25m4 20,
Texas steers 3 coca 90, cows and helf-
ers, 2 70G8 60; cannera 75Q2 90;
siocksrs and feodera . 25QA 20; calves
. DoN6 b0j bulls, aiags, etc. 1908 90
Shtep-receipis 1900; market steady;
fair TO choice natives 3 OOGs 76; fair 70
choice westerns 8 O0@9 90; common
aud stock sheep Q 25@4 25i lambs 80
G5 90.
Sr. LOUIS, Feb. i7.-Catlle --receipta
1000; market steady; on good rradoa
weak on others, native becvss8 500B 90,
dressed beeyes aud butcher steers
. b0e5A co.. stockers and feeders iCfs
. a0i cows aud mixed / 50Ges 90; Texas
and IudIan steers . OO14 Ooi cows 10
zee 10
Sheep Receipts 2Oo0, market steady
within the oxiatlng range, inultons
. 00e1i ioi lambs Q 1905 40.
CHIoAoo, Feb. Common 10 fair
beef steers sold At bOu4 90, fair 10
medium i06425. medium 70 good 30
al lO, and good 10 choice 4 1905 90,
choice 20 extra 0 1905 30; Sales we're
largely at b00A sJ. Cahlea o zoe
. 90, with occasit nal sale AZ 8 i09B e5.
sheep Common 70 prime iiocks 2 SOC
4 l0i westerns a56.8 90. Rams 80
na ooi Lambs Q 750b o5i yearllngs
. s59A 90. Lamha sold chiefly 4 l661
4 7B and sheep at GO08 90. RecoIpta
cattle i7,Oo0i hogs b0,Oo0I sheep
i7,O0O
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
A wssk Al cooLs.

The butcher here ls now delIverIp,
meat 10 the ptople on the hlll, which 1,
quite an accommodation.
Prof. Baufman IL thinking Of startlu.
Spanish class Ia his large and com
modious building which he lately built,
Geo. Kfesge aud Jud Allen are said 10
have found the los, lead. George was
over from Hanover aud Is highly els,ed
over the discovery.
There has been another large body Of
ore, or rather a cave nlled with ore,
struck by Mr. Vim. Kisn. ItIs said 10
DO over 200 fest from the surface and IA
sun going down, showing that the ore
p''dies OF Cooks arc more thar surface
bodies.
There 10 quite a field here for a
photographer, as he could get good
view Of the surrounding country. be.
aides taking pictures Of the houses here.
occupied by the natives close 10 the
mines, which views would nnd a ready
market Ia the east.
There has been quite good strike
made Ia the quartzlis by Messrs.
Douglhss 4 Co., on the claim bonded
from Carr and Wolskey. This ore is 10
The form Of heavy galena, carrying sul
phide Of silver This discovery means
agFeas deal for Cooks district as i will
cause pFospeeiora aud capital 70 inyssll /.
taie the large belt Of quartxlts lying 10
she sar and north OF the lime belt.
Since the saloon opened here some Of
We natives nppear 70 invest their surplus
~ votsleseontalnlne something stronger
Than water which Ssems 70 have a
musical effect on them. some o. ths
slsI1ens held an indignation meeting
last Sunday and passed resolutions 70
The effect that all aaloon keepers should
put more reslu IN the spIrlls 30 a. 20
change She key Of these voices, as theh
fsndluons are generally Of the high
ssnoF aud the people Wish something n
ihe bass line.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

The 0ovetmor neeinds lris Proclamation
nReopt Va ~ Three coumsles


Santa Fe, n NJ. Feb, Is, 1907.
Whereas, On the 25th day Of January.
A. d. 1907, there was Issued from this
Office, proclamation quarantine against
cattle affected with the disease known
aa "apIenlc or Texas fever" covering
that portion OF Arizona, south OF 4, abth
meridian and west Uf the ti0th degree Of
longitude, and
Whereas, Information has come to me
that there IL no such contagious disease
existing in large portion Of Arizona,
Now, Therefors. I, w, I. Thornton,
governor o. The territory Of New Mexico
by virtue Of the authority In me vested,
do hereby modify and change such prec-
lamaiion a. follows, So a. 10 exempt
from the efIecIa OF such quarantine, all
that portion Of the territory Of Arizona
except the counties of Mhrlcopa, piual
and Yuma; this proclamation 70 continue
Ia force az 10 the abDyu named counties
temporarily pendIug.an investigation by
the United States authorities, ~ 10
whether Texas fever really exists lu said
counties or mott said proclamation being
continued IN force and full effect until
such report 10 received.
Done AZ tho executive oiilce, this the
18th day Of February, A. d. 1897.
Witness my hand and the great
(sEAt) seal of the terrllery Of New
Mexico.
by the Governor, w. T. Th0RAToN,
LoRloN MILLER, Governor Of N. NJ.
Secretary Of N. NJ.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

Cinnamon In an old cellar south Of town,
and proceeded 10 put the pair In Dem.
lug's strong box. They we're brought
before u. 3. Commissioners Louis /. Mar.
shall Wednesday for hearing but the
case was continued until tomorrow,
when the t'elsslIals will have 70 explain
why they are here.
Nessor fllves, who shot and killed
placido Alvefea and wounded I.enndro
dutsfriek In n quarrel 10 this city soms
two weeks ago, was given hearing be-
fore Justice Of the Peace Clvens At
Silver City last Saturday aud was cUm-
mitied TO await the grand Jury In default
OF $4,000 bail. Iohndro 0u,eFfios, who
10 still confined In the hospital there,
was aleo placed under bonds 10 appeal q
n witness.
The people OF the proposed county OF
Luna have sufficient population and re-
sources 10 organize aud maintaln a
prosperous county government, and, as
they are willing 70 make fair settle
meat With the old county, and assume
an equitable proportion OF lie liabilities,
they should not be continually thwaried
In their efforts for self government by
outslde influence Tho proposition to
submit the question 10 a vote Of the
people oi Silver city Ia ON par with a
proposition that the question OF Inde-
pendence OF Cuba shalt be decided by a
vote OF the people Of Spain. both
propositions being equally at variance
With the principle Of home rule.
Says the Santa 70 Nap Msxican con-
cerning the passage OF the Luna county
bill In the house; "Mr. Mahoney suc-
ceeded In having his Washington county
measure ro-introduced aud passed by a
vote Of 20 10 4. The present bill gives
tho new county the name OF Luna aud
Mr.. Mahoney says, gives the old county
si,SC0,000 worth Of railroad property and
the new county fl,5oO,00O Of such pro.
perty for taxable purposes. Mr.. Maho-
ney has the aid Of Hon. J. A. Ancheia,
ex-membor OF the council for the pas
sage OF tho bill aud these two gentlemen
are working like beavers. Mr.. Mahoney
seems 10 have things bis own way IN the
house aud the measure went along like
chain lightning through the air.
The United States Court for this dis.
trlct adjourned at Silver City Monday.
The latter portion Of the term was occu-
pied by the trial OF John t'ox and Char.
ies shinn for the smuggling Of cattle
from Mexico Into thIa section Of the
United States. United States Attorney
and James y. Fielder represented the
prosecution aud J. M Dean Of ri Paso.
and II. r. Barnes OF Silver City the de.
fendant~. The evidence introduced by
tho United States was insufficient and
the jury returned verdict Of not guilty
under the instructions Of tha court.
The casea against John Hall and Robert
Oscar Groweil we're continued until the
next term Ia September, 0rowsll being
released tipen his OWE recoguizance.
Miguel Padilla, convicted Of robblng the
possoillce At Hanover, THE county, was
sentenced 70 three years aud six
months term In the penltcniIRfy. Only
two indictments were returned by the
grand Jury. vlvente Munoz Victorian,
The Chlnamen recently arrested In Dem.
Ing was ordered deporied % Cuba.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
The beard Of I,u,nisrntion.
Gov. Thornton has sent the following

Gov. Thornton has sent the following
nominations TO the guncll
For members Of the bureau OF imml-
grafton Of the territory OF New AiexIco,
established as q territorial board Of com
mlssIonern, in compliance with title
XVII, OF the Compiled Laws Of ths
territory Of New Mexlco aud the subse-
quent amendments thereto, and in COM
plianee with G. u. No. 8T, Of the said
legislative assembly OF the territory OF
New Mexlco as follows, viz, James D..
Hughes, OF Sanla Fe, N. NJ, from the
lot judicial district, Ferdinand Lowen.
thai, Of Albuquerque, N, M., from the
and judicial district, Vincent b. May, OF
Las Cruees, N. NJ. from tho third judl-
clal district, Francisco Manzanares, Of
East Laa Vagaa, N. M, from the 4sh
Judicial district and ,LucIus DIlls, OF
Roswell, n. NJ, from the 9th judicial
district.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

Special % Ne Iiskpiisnsi
Santa f., n. ~ February ge.Anoth.
Or biil for the division of osaus county
v now pending IL the council. This blil
was introduced Tuesday morning ln tho
lower houns BY Representative Mahoney
nnd provides Tor The creation Of Luna
founiy, The provisions of tho bin are
practically the same a. The Washington
tounty bin exceps as 10 lines. which ara
changed 80 a. 20 overcome The objections
nuo Or two members of the council had to
the Washington county lines. The Lnna
county bill lcavss forty miles OF tho
southern Pacific railroad Ia Grant coun.
y, which glveh the old county e800 0Oo
more taxable property than The new
county will have. The OH passed shs
house IN grand style by = vota Of 70 20 4
The llnes provided by the Luna county
biii brings Lofdsburg and caYlIsle lnso
che new county.
The bill was referred ~ special com
hiisies In the council thls morning,
With the change IN the lines several ol
ihe members ~ the conrell who opp0acd
She Washington county measure will
doubtless support the Luna county bill
a. lis pr0vislone overcomea She obisc-
iions raised by such members 10 The
Washington county bill.
The governor sent In his 6fsl lot of ap.
polniIncnls thIe week. The new law in
fcferenre 10 the Bureau Of Immigration
having gone into effect. leglalasIng the
old members Of the bureau out Of Office
'ho appointments we're made TO create
She new board. The number Of mem
hers y reduced from 20 to5. The names
sent 10 by the governor for confirmation
we're J.. d. Hughes, Santa Fe county, +.
I.owenthal, Bernalillo county; r. A. Man.
sanares, San Miguel county, Luclus
Dilla, Eddy county and Vincent NAY.
Dona Ana county.
The Martin substitute for the Fall and
linIcal fee bills pxssed the houue yes.
fsrday. Tho bill has not yet been
printed and u ls impossible At the pres
ent time TO give the provisions Of tho
blll in detail. II Is a modification OF
both bills and provides for the payment
OF the clerks Of the district courts OF the
Territory Rud the various county officials
OF the different counties Of the territory
smaller salaries than they are now re-.
eeiving. The bill vas opposed In the
council by all Of the republicans except
Martin, Of Socorro, but Ia the house the
republicans supported ths bill contrary
70 expectation of most OF the democrats.
Tho most serious objection that can be
urged against the bill 10 that Il Dies not
50 Into effect soon enough. Il being near.
" two years before Il becomes operative.
This session Of the legislature Is more
Than half over but 40 yet there has not
been much legislative work done. A
few bills have been passed but II is now
rlaln that the last week OF The seselou
will be busy one. Tho compilation OF
ihe laws Of the territory IL now under
consideration.
The house will take kn adjourumep,
Tomorrow morning and stand adjourned
antll Tuesday morning.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

The morning service begins promptly
at II o'clock.
In the evening she pastor will deliver
the first Of series OF lectures that were
promised some time ago
We wish TO say Ia advance that we do
not promise 10 explain an the difficulties
that students Of the Book have found,
nor, indeed 10 reply 70 all the obiectionu
raised by ,hoso who do not beIlevs as We
do. But uq do claim that short as these
lectures are, our posltiun IL a now one,
and our manner Of approaching aud
handling the subject is altogether differ
ens from what Is generally IN vogue lu
pulpils.
The Dsmlng Y. p. Q. Il. s wllE meet q.
the church at 7 o'clock. Mrs. J. y. BY.
ron will lead the meeting. All the
young people are cordially Invited.
N. w. IAKksMnYER, Pastor.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

The Daughters Of Sarah Rebsknh
Lodge, lO.OF. will give a basket
social at X. r. hall on Friday evening,
February 70, TO which al arc cordially
Invited. All ladies aiiendlag will be
expected 70 bring basket. All baskets
will be sold At ssc each, including coffee.
Remember the datel
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
LEGISLATIVE DOINCS.
AnolheI County Division Measure In-
iIoauseA " Hon. ]. A. Malonsy.


RnaArd ths Meuss ~ Vote of 20 % a--ns
New - 'he Hanta % apepias commssisa
A. ponnsn New Alner Meet AIN Uhtoo
s,onA nAlssa IN csuhsil.-win Probably
H.esotse appport ~ ceunuli- oshss
lfshsurts.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

For Presidential Inauguration at
Washington, d. c., March 4, 1897, tho
Santa Fe route will sell tickets at one
fare for ihe round trip. Tickets on sale
Feb. 27th and assh. lnal limit March
10th. For full Information call on or
address
Il. CorEiANb, NJ. Il. BrEwARr.
Gen. Agent, Agent,
III Paso, Tex, Demlng.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

Dr. G, II. Parker, Dentist, will visit
Deming ON or about Feb. e2nd, when
he win he prepared TO do all work per.
talnlug 10 his profession. Office at A.
J. ClRrls.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19
Met At THE TRAIN
All Dsnlug Turned Out 10 Welcome
The HOhss Committee Today.
SHORT sPEECH OF WELCOME

Members From shs IEsuss 81 Represents.
'svss Resolved IN . rentt'ns Mannsr--
Are wsisomsd 70 DsminE.-mr. Rsy-
nrias hsHponda- Aaa tbs naad Played
0n--Namss Of those compssina the Com.
nai,ies-Te visit tho Normal nchooI.
Deming headlight., 1897-02-19

Jiin Parker the hIghwayrnnn who
sscaped after holding up train near
Peach spriuga last week, was captured
t!lonaay 70 hIohave coupsy and taken 10
Prescott Arlsonp, and put behind the