Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1903-07-08
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1t will strike many people as eminent
ly proper that special prayers were said
for the new king Of Servia.
The food liar is out of job at this
writing. But his influence win soon be
felt in some other avenue of the
worlds exeitable doings.
The federal government will be COM
PEELED to Interfere with Estates rights"
in the lynching and burning Of negroes.
In Mexico the postal department:
stamps on every letter the weather
predictions for the next "a hours.
Tennessee is advancing in the scale
of civilization. Her latest mob re-
Trained from burning alive the negro
whose death was demanded.
When he gets through with the post
Office department, the Kansas City
Journal wants to know how it would
do to turn Bristlow loose on congress and
let the country see what fraud really is?
If you have erred don't count your
self failure; for success does not con-
sist of never making blunders, but rath.
er in never making the same one twice
Lynchings occur in Delaware because
there were ninety murders committed in
that little state during the last FIVE
years and none Of the guilty persons re-
ceived more than FIVE years sentence.
The latest discovered metal, poloni-
um, gives Oft steady light and inter-
cepts currents Of electricity. 1t is said
that a collar button Of polonium would
be protection against lightning and
serve as headlight at night.
The fact that New York is soon to
have the largest bank in the world
need not surprise anybody. New York
is second of the worlds cities in size
and the first in the amount of its bust
ness The total of its bank clearings
has led that of London for several years.
There is bad blood between the La
guna Indians and the Navajos, and
the feud is liable to bring about many
bloody encounters. The Laguna tribe
accuse the Navajos of numbering one
Of their tribe.
The high line railroad connecting
Denver, Colorado, and FL Paso, Tex.
via the Santa Fe Central railway, will
he an accomplished fact within six
weeks. II is bound to become n popu-
lar route in passenger and freight traf-
fic.
The historic DeVargas procession
from the Cathedral TO the Rosario
cemetery, which has been observed
every year at Santa Fe since 1850, was
the largest for many years, fully 5000
persons being in line.
Senator Hoar said at the University
of Iowa commencement, THE fate of
the nation depends upon the individual
character. A greater truth was new
err stated in fewer words.
Kansas wriggles out of the mud
long enough to send up cry for 2S,
600 men to help gather her wheat crop.
At the end of the world some Kansas
farmer will crawl out on top of the
ruins and ask the angel Gabriel If he is
a good harvest hand. Denver News.
Although he refused $4,000 testi-
monial for simply doing his duty,
District Attorney Folk of St. Louis 5
not without his reward Of recognition
for faithful service Henry Waiter
son does him the honor to mention him
in connection with the democratic pre-
sdential nomination.
pity no man because he has to
work. If he is worth his salt he will
work. envy man who has a work
worth doing and does It well. 1t is the
fact OF doing the work well that
counts; not the kind OF work, so long as
the work is honorable. - President
Roosevelt.
News reaches The Independent from
Las Cruces, that Judge Frank W.
Parker, of the third judicial district,
will be united in marriage to Miss Anna
Davis, of Las Cruces, at an early date.
Miss Davis Is most estimabG young
lady and Judge Parker is one Of the
best and most respected citizens Of
New Mexico. Silver City Independent.
Twenty years have added to the in
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