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was brought in complaining of pain in his
ribs and side His mind is very badly de-
ranged and he enlarges on his complaints.
1t is my opinion that he could never nave
injured himself by throwing himself about
his cell. / never knew of any prisoners
being confined in the punishment cells
while suffering from illness or injury. The
food furnished in the hospital was very
good. My attention was called several
times to beef that was tainted, and |
called the doctors attention to It. did
not report the tainted meat TO the warden
or deputy, although / had ample oppor-
tunity to do so. 1 never heard OF any Of
ficer using profane language In the nos
pital." Beck told of the deputy prying
open the medicine chest, which he supposed
was for the purpose of getting medicine for
use in the hospital when DR.. Horne was
locked out.
A CONNECTS STORY.
Convict Fisher began his story like a con-
vict man of ordinary sense, but soon showed
himself fighty. He said he had been in
trouble with the officers several times and
was proud of it, The first occasion was
when he was making a noise in his cell.
He said two guards. whose names he did
not know, entered his cell and beat him
with their canes. inflicting among the in
juries a cut in his head that required nine
stitches. Fisher told the board that he
started the second fight by jumping on
Guard Neville, who brought his breakfast
THE deputy got a black eye and / gave
it TO him.. said he. proudly. Then an in
sane spell came on, and he was led out
OF the room jaooering lot OF nonsensical
stuff.
This is only sample OF what we have
to contend WITH said Deputy Warden
Barnard. johnson county sent US two
such men in one week last fall"
Much interest conferred around the testi-
mony of former Director Uriah gilbert
and former Prison Physician A. L. Spin
ming. MIR. Culbert said: While / was
doctor / visited the prisoners frequently,
and the convicts had an opportunity to talk
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Court to Make n Pilgrimage.

PEKING, April 12.-The Emperor and the
dowager Empress, with 100 of the highest
officials, including Yuan Shan Kai. the
viceroy of Chilli, and a retinue Of 1900
civilians and 5000 soldiers, will start to-
morrow on the first pilgrimage in four
years to the Eastern tombs of the dynasty.
100 miles distant, to offer sacrifices. The
imperial party will be absent from the cap
ital fortnight, and during that time most
public business will be suspended. The as
sembling of the troops forming the escort
has afforded an opportunity for the circula-
ton of baselesS native. rumors that the OBJ
ject of the gathering is an attack upon for
eigners.
Reports from the central and Southern
provinces agree that there is a growing
resentment in these richest provinces which
did not participate in the Boxer move
ment against paying the largest share Of
the foreign indemnity. The officials of
these provinces incite this feeling by issu-
ing sinister proclamations commanding the
payment Of taxes Ito increase the wealth
OF foreigners"
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The Manchurian Convention.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 12-The text of
the Manchurian convention, which was
signed April s. was published by the Official
Messenger to-day. 1t is practically identical
with the version oabled from Peking April
g. A note from the Russian minister to
China, NJ. p. NJ. Lessar, to the Chinese
plen1potentiary is appended to the conven-
ton, declaring that IF the Chinese gov
eminent, Notwithstanding the assurances
given by it, violates any provision OF the
convention. the Russian government will
not hold itself bound either by the terms of
the Manchurian agreement by the
declarations previously made in connection
with the matter. and would be compelled
to repudiate any responsibility and conse-
quence that might result therefrom.
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WAS ILLEGALLY IMPRISONED.


DIES MONIES. Ia, April 12.-John Wes-
ley Elkins. who confessed TO the murder
OF his father and stepmother when he was
eleven years Of age. is TO be released from
the State Prison at Anamosa, after twelve
years and three months Of what is admitted
to have been illegal Incarceration. It Is
now well understood that the imprison-
ment was without warrant of law, as the
courts have held repeatedly that child
under fourteen years Of age is presume bly,
incapable Of crime. His application for
parole has been the subject OF exciting
contest in the State Senate and has at
tracted wide attention throughout the State.
The parole is granted by the majority OF
one vote.
The crime the result Of continued al
legged excessive punishment by his father,
in which he was aided by the stepmother
During his incarceration Elkins has man
aged TO secure an education much beyond
that of most young men of his age. and
appears TO have been animated by the hope
of final release, which he endeaVored to
merit by clean prison record and personal
Improvement.
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Chance for Composers.

NEW YORK, April 12-President Asa
Bird Gardiner, of the Rhode Island State
Society of the Cincinnati. announced to-
day that the society will present a gold
medal to the composer of a new tune for
the national anthem, America" Colonel
Gardiner says that, by general consent.
America" has come 10 be the national
anthem of this country and that if a ma
tional tune can be found as inspiring as
that of God Save the King IL can be
taught to the school children, and before
long will be willingly accepted. The condi-
tions upon which the medal will be awarded
are that the tune must have unusual intrin-
sic merit. meet the severest expert musical
criticism and obtain popular approval.
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HORNE HAS FAILED.
(CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAC

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PACED
other prison officials will be exonerated.
but that one or two guards may not fare so
we'll
adjournment this afternoon The defense
has not determined TO introduce the evil
dence that Horne manipulated an order
for vaccine virus for personal gain and
may not do so g. II. Bundy. member OF
the Board Of Control, said that inasmuch
as DR.. Horne not on trial the evidence
probably would not be brought in. but that
IL might be used 10 throw discredft on the
testimony OF the former prison doctor.
The best evidence for DR. Horne was
given this afternoon by two convict physi-
clans and an insane prisoner. Convict Beck
a graduate physician. was Dr. Hornes as
sistant in the hospital and said: ''One
man l know OF was brought into the hospi-
tai with severe injuries. Convict Catlin
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SALE OF. ..
Handsome
White
GOOdS....

DU BARRY BATISTE-The finest cloth
of it's kind you ever saw, beautiful mer-
cerized stripe, four patterns, the stripe
of various widths, for a swell waist,
dress, etc, ETC., regular 45c quail %
ity; to introduce, per yard..............
ORGANZINE-31 inches wide. silk warp.
a beautiful cloth for waists or full
dresses, to be made over colored %
Innings, soc quality, per yard...........'
EMBROIDERED SWISS-In plain dots
and dots and stripes, the finest or this
popular family of sheer goods, S5c d
quality; in this sale, per yard.........-
MADRAS CLOTH-Very fine grade, with
broken stripes, In large variety, used
for ladies' waists and mems shirts, D
Csc quality; in this sale. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FANCY LAWN-27 inches wide, insertion
and herringbone stripe on highly mer-
cerized cloth; nothing more beautful Tor
waists and dresses; regular SOC "a
quality; in this sale, per yard.......... ~
INSERTION STRIPE LAwN-27 inches
wide, for waists and dresses in about
fifteen different patterns, zoe and -
25c quality; in this sale, per yard.
MADRAS CLOTH -Mercerized. %
striped, zoe quality, per yard. .........-.AS
FANCY LAWN-With pretty insertion
stripe for children's wear and ladies'
waists, 15c quality, per q
yard .......................... .'''.''''''.
CHEC KED AND STRIPED -
LAWNS-10c quality, per yard. -
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Secretary Hay to show that he had written
IL by instruction of his government
Mr.. Teller declined TO accept the letter
as conclusive proof Of that statement ana
declared that If ali the '.vapOrings'' OF the
Chinese minister were 10 be accepted as
the official statements Of his government
he would have been sent home long ago
Both Mr.. Foraker and Mr.. HOar main
tanned that Mr. WI had done nothing more
than his plain duty as a representative Oh
"A power friendly 70 the United States.
The Senate then, at $50 p. m, went into
executive session and at 4.55 p. m. ad-
lourned
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CHICAGO. April 12.-Judge Baker to-day
denied a new trial to Orville .. Burnett
but granted a stay of sentence till May 3
to allow an appeal. DR.. Burnett was re-
Gently convicted of murder. The charge
was based on the allegation that he aided
and abetted Mrs. Charlotte Nichol. wife of
Southern railroad man, in committing
suicide.
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ATLANTA, Ga. April 12-Gen. John B.
Gordon. commander-in-chief of the United
Confederate Veterans, has appointed Miss
Varina Davis, of New Orleans sponsor-in-
chief for the forthcoming reunion in Dali
las. Miss Davis is a daughter of Cen
Joseph Davis. of New Orleans. and a grand
niece of ex-President Jefferson Davis
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Lining Sale

PERCALINE-36 inches wide, fast az
black, 12c quality. ......................O/ II
PERCALNE-S6 inches wide, fast black,
beetle finish. very firm and light II
weight, zoe quality. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SPUN GLASSES inches wide, with extra
glossy finish, for full dress lin IL
ing, 25c quality .......................... ~
TAFFETA-36 inches wide, in all the
shades used for lining Mistral Cloth
and for making petticoats, 25c II
QuaHty ....... -............'...'''.'' $1,000
PERCALINE-36 inches wide, in full line
of colors with soft beetle finish, p
35c quality ................-........
SILESIA-In black and gray, with q
heavy twill, 1Sc quality. ...................)
BROCADE SILK-27 inches wide, in four
patterns; makes nice fancy jacket lin
ing or for petticOats and dresses, d
49c quality ..........................
CANVAS-In black, gray and tan, II
thoroughly shrunk, zoe quality.......... IL
CANVAS-Fast black. good weight =
and shrunk, 15c quality .......--..........A
MERCERIZED SATEEN-S6 inches wide,
looks like silk and wears well, Tor drop
skirts, petticoats and suit Innings, OS
40c quauty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MERCERIZED SATEEN-32 inches, II
in a fast black, zoe quality.
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We Prepay Express

Charges on all purchases of $500 or
over to points within one hundred
miles of Indianapolis.
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The VIM Block Co. The VIM H. Block Co. The VIM H. Block Co. Til
The Mail Order Business

Is prominent feature with us. Ask
for samples, we'll see that they reach
you promptly and be just what you
want.
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Return of Minister Wilson.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Henry l.. Wilson.
United States minister 10 Chilli was among
the passengers on the steamship Philadel-
day.
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These Sale Prices
COlOred Dress Goods
Are made to reduce the stock as make room for
the great collection of wash goods fast
filling the shelves.

HENRIETTAS-36 inches wide, in every
color, including evening and street 10
shades; 35c quality. ...............-......
NOVELTY SUITINGS-3S inches wide, in
seven colors; the ACC quail D.
lty .......-..................--
SHEPHERDS PLAIDS - Neat checks. in
black, brown, green and navy blue, %
80 inches wide; the SOC quality.
ALBATROSS CL0THS-AlI wool, IS inches
wide, complete line of colors; the 40
soc quality ~
BRILLIANTINES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
genuine Bradford England, cloths. made
of pure Turkish mohair and have that
perfect silken finish.
The sec quality, IS inches wide.........42
The 75c quality. 40 inches wide. SO
The 100 quality, "A inches de.........oo
The LIS quality. 46 inches wide. %
NUNS VEILINGS-All wool, 81 inches
wide in fourteen colors; the coo ~
quallty
PANAMA CLOTHS-The cloth that has
that why finish, all wool, in the 40
late spring tints; Coo quality.
CHEVIOTS-42 inches wide, all wool, in
every color; the 75c quail ~
lty ...........'..-......-- .."...-...--.'.s.
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The Vim. II. Block CO.
We Are Merchants Association
Members

Who refund railroad fare to out-of-
town purchaser. Get the plan from US
or the Association.
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Summer Wash Goods
Main Floor Dress Goods Department
A Great Array of Styles. The Best Qualities.
The Prices Will Please You.

SILK ZEPHYRS-Beautiful silken effects
f f0E Shirtwaists' in every 4S
SILK GINGHAMS-Th best of their kind;
styles and quality not surpassed by any
all-silken cloth; special for ro-mor- 6O
TOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SCOTCH MADRAS CLOTHS-The genuine
imported, 81 inches wide; your an
choice of over fifty styles ..............O1
HIGH-CLASSED MERCERIZED MAD
RAS CLOTHS-For ladies' waists and
gents shirts, in every style and 40
color OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NJ z r RIZED WOVE n MADRAS
CLOTHS-An elegant assortmentof d
beautiful styles in every new tint. 80
PRINTED PIQUES-Elegant waist styles.
white grounds, with printing in black and
colors, stripes and figures, the SOC D.
quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OXFORD WAISTINGS-Up-to-d style
and quality; white grounds with 10
MERCERIZED ZEPHYRS-Plain colors,
the new tints over Ii of them have
that lovely silken finish. Csc quail 10
lily ......................... 's.''....'''..'''
MADRAS GINGHAMS- inches wide. cor
rect styles and colorings, the l9c 1oK
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
MADRAS GINGHAMS-They are up-to-
date STYLES and colors, for shirt IN
ings and waistings, 15c quality.........
GINGH HAM S-New waist and az
dress styles, 1Oc quality .....-......... ~
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Dressmakers' Supplies
and Notions pr ka1O'fO

SKIRT BINDINGS. II. 6, NJ. makes. Vas
sar corduroy, cord edge, mohair brush
with double-warp velvet top, 1212c -
qualities, per yard. .........................O
SKIRT BINDINGESilk-finsh brush braid,
APPLETON'S BEST, black and &
colors, SC quality, per yard............... "
SKIRT BINDING-1% inches wide, black
velveteen, sc quality, per u
DRESS SHIELDS - Detachable, can be
changed from one waist to another, ~
25c quality. ............... "A
DRESS SHIELDS-Pure gum, main q
sook-covered, 15c quality, per pair. "
SEAM BINDING-White, black and colors
9-yari pieces, all silk, 1211c quail q
ly...........
FEATHER BONE = Warren's gros grain
silk-covered, Ice quality, per -
COTTON RIBBON COVERED -12c q
quality, per yard. ..........................o
PINS-4OO assorted needle points, SC pa
perS-
3 for )
NEEDLES Milward's Best, sc pa z
perS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
DARNING COTTON-Fast black, on
spools, &c quality Observation-Disclosures.
SAFETY PINS-Nickel plated all OI/
sizes, sc quality, per dozen..-.......H /2
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Fancy Silks

Fancy Silks
ROMAN STRIPES-2O inches wide, all silk,
very artistic color combinations, 40
our LOO quality, FOR THIS SALE. "
LACE STRIPES AND CORDED TAFFE-
TAS-An assortment of lacy and corded
effects seldom seen in one house, ZS
our LOO quality, FOR THIS SALE. -
MORE VELOURS-22 to "a inches wide, in
light blue, turquoise, pink, tan, brown,
white and black, extra special, FOR 80
THIS SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CREAM MORE VELOUR-27 inches wide,
Pc yards makes waist, special ~
FOR THIS SALE. ,.................A
FANCY MISUNDERSTANDING ombre eff
fects, in all colors, our LBS quail SH
ties, FOR THIS SALE. w
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POngeeS and Standings

PONGEES AND STANDINGS, PLAIN
PONGEES-24 inches wide, light weight,
for dresses, extra special, FOR 40
THIS SALE ............................. ~
LINEN COLORED BATISTE-20 inches
wide plain linen grounds with light blue,
pink, rose, white and black stripes, 20
our 75c quality, FOR THIS SALE.
PLAIN SHANTUNGS-22 inches wide, all
silk, 75c is the regular price, FOR 20
THIS SALE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
CORDED SHANTUNGS-22 inches wide,
the plain Shantung with colored 40
cords, special for this sale............. "
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CHALLIES-Sil and Wool with dainty
satin stripes, in all colors; the zoe IN
Quduty .--..---.-...-..-..-..-..
MELROSE-Has that silky finish and
wears well. ~ inches wide. in all Rn
the leading tints; special. w
NAVY BLUE RAIN CLOTHS-5s inches
wide. twelve-ounce cloth. requiring no
lining, in perfect shade OF navy -
blue. rs quality; special sale price. ~
PEBBLE CLOTHS-44 inches wide, made
OF al-worsted yarns. In every col -
or: the Loo quality .-.-.-----.------.----Ao
VENETIANS-54 inches wide, all wool
In twelve coiors; our leo quail IN
tty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
MISTRALS-That crispy and why weave.
all wool. rs inches wide. in all the late
wanted shades. such tan, reseda SO
green and gray and others; special.---OO
PRUNELLA CLOTHS-45 inches wide, all
wool, with permanent silken finish. all
the popular shades; LIS quail 40
lly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
PEDESTRIAN AND RAINY-DAY SKIRT
INGS-The kind that require no Innings,
in seven cOlors.
The 10 quanty 80
The Las quality. .........................I I'D
The LIS y-...........-............1. LES
The zoo quality. ........................ 4. -
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Unequaled Sale of Silks
UneQualed Silk Assortment
1t is very unlikely that you find anywhere such
assortment of the favored silks for this spring We
challenge comparisons The rank and file of silk deal
ers cannot begin to match these prices.
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DIMITIES-Your choice of over 10K
fifty styles. all colors ............... -/z
DIMITIES-New and crispy, every ~
imaginable style and color ............. ~
BATISTES - Sheer and fine. an immense
assortment of beautiful styles, 1CK
BATISTES-Just from the looms, style and
colorings not equaled by any, one IA
SWISSES-The greatest favorite amongst
summer weaves; your choice OF over
fifty styles in every color, to-mor- IL
row ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ST. GALL SWISSES-Real imported arts
tic embroidered work on white and col
ored grounds, in every color, special sale
price, 81 inches wide, at
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LIS, 9S, Is and AZ
4s inches wide at LIS and LAB
POINT DE LENOS-An elegant new lacy
effect two-toned, with silk stripes, 40
over fifty styles. tomorrow.
GRENADINE NOVELTIES - New and
beautiful and very dainty, 81 inches ~
wide, in every color. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SILK LENO DE SOIE-Just to see them
will make you admire them; Ia 40
beautiful shades to choose from, at. ~
SILK MOUSSELINE DE SOIE-In other
words silk muslins; an elegant silken
cloth in every wanted shade, 40
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FOulardS

PRINTED INDIAS-24 inches wide, all silk,
full line of colors, our soc quality, 40
LIBERTY FOULARDS-24 inches wide, all
silk cream grounds with colored figures
and colored grounds with cream and black
figures, our soc quality, FOR THIS az
SALE .........-..-.......... .............
SATIN FOULARDS-24 inches wide, a COM
plete line of colorings. most attractively
designed, LOO is regular price, for zS
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Black Silks

BLACK TAFFETA-20 inches wide, 0O
all silk, FOR THIS SALE. ~
BLACK TAFFETA - "a inches wide. all
silk, wear guaranteed woven in SEW
age, 81 quality, FOR THIS 40
SALE............-....--. ..--..............OD
BLACK TAFFETA-25 inches wide all silk,
wear guaranteed" woven in edge, a
perfect quality, FOR THIS 70
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE-2O inches wide,
all silk, our 75c quality, FOR THIS IN
SALE.................. ...................oO
BLACK PEAU DE SOIE7-24 inches wide,
all silk, LIS quality, FOR THIS 40
SALE.,.,....... observation-disclosures S
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that fit and wear we'll. We want you
to understand that we have got them
right here. The best shoes for men,
women and children. c. Mays popular
priced shoe store, POS West Railroad
ven
Buy your blankets and comforters
of Albert Faber, 305 Railroad avenue
Deming. the coming city of New
Mexico.
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NN|E]I[3E|N

4 Patent case oysters, home select, 25c
pint; Blue Points 35c pint, full meas
ure solid meat guaranteed; fresh
clans 30c pint; crab meat 35c pint;
shrimps zoe pint fresh salmon, stur-
geon, shad, cat fish, smelts, red fish,
founders, fresh smoked white fish and
Finnan haddies; fresh tomatoes 15c
pound; fresh mushrooms 80 C pound;
fancy dressed chickens. San Jose Mar
ket.
A dollar show for 25 cents at Colon
DO hall tonight.
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= LADIES' EXTRA SIZE VESTS q
q LOW NECK AND SLEEVE q
q LESS; SIZES 7, 8, 8; AN EX- q
q CEPTIONAL VALUE FOR THE q
q PRICE-20 CENTS. q
q b. ILFELD & CO. q
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MONEY TO LOAN.

On diamonds, watches, etc. or any
good security; also household goods
stored with me; strictly confidential
Highest cash price paid for household
goods. Automatic phone 12O.
II. A. WRITTEN, ia Gold avenue
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Fruit Trees.
Fruit and shade trees delivered to
any part of the ity. Leave orders at
Citizen office.
MAGDALENO MARTINEZ.
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Bring the ladies and children to see
the Wizard Oil show tonight at Colon
DO hall.
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Many fine silver presents given away
at Colombo hall tonight.
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You May Match the Price
but you can't match the coal at the
price. handkerchief Gallup mine lump
IS per ton. Hahn, both phones.
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See the new Gibson waist 1T the
Economist.
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7. Muensterman.
CITY NEWS.

I'll NE w =.
Deming, the gateway to the best
part of Old Mexico.
Window shades in all colors and
widths at Albert Faber's. 305 Railroad
Deming, the railroad center of New
Mexico.
Fresh Cut Flowers.
IVES, THE FLORIST.
We have a nice assortment of stoves
and tinware and do all kinds of work
in tin, etc. VIM. Gibbs, 212 Gold ave-
nue..
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR pride
OF RIO GRANDE'' FLOUR FROM
CALIFORNIA WHEAT. FLOUR is
EQUAL TO COLORADO'S BEST.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenu
clothier, for Hanan shoes. Spring
line now in.
II we "a come to an understanding
on the shoe question. We'll sell you
some shoes this spring. We under
stand that you want good stylish shoes
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Q PINGREE & SMITHS SHOES .
Q FOR WOMEN ARE MARVELS .
Q IN HE ART OF SHOEMAKING. Q
. WORKMANSHIP, FINISH AND .
. STYLE ARE THEIR POINTS OF .
o EXCELLENCE. Q
q b. HELD & co. 9
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Deming has now a large ice plant
and electric light system under con-
tract.