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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
$4,000 uiro oie StaSt fitr ben
aeast Yarf besablem.

Die bon Der berHoKenen 2eeislatur
nit Dem 8erfaufe oes @~igentbums Der
=Infalt betraute gom=
miiiOn fat sefiern Ha9mittaa bas=
ielbe ME fOlgt perfauft Sraet go. /,
befannt als bas Staatsfelb Q7.02
Ifer) an SO6n 5. Nppel unb 6. =.
Gottrea fir $50, 900. Sratt go. 2,
umfahsnb 14.71 Ndsr iiibli9 bon Der
Waibin9tOn Str, auf wel9em Die
@ebduoe Der Nnfalt fi9 befinben, on
bic Stabt indianapolis fir $45, 900.
Sract go. 8, an Die psnnilpania
Sabn=@ sieliaaft fur $35, 900 /; ber=
ielbe umfaBt 9.13 older. Gin She'll
bon Sract 4, beitebenb aus 2 81 older
an bic s. 8. & .. gahn fur 5000;
Der 3eft bon 1928 older purbe nod
nidt D~ertauft. Sract 5 blieb nod u1=
~berfauft. $raet 6, muir 0.62 older
sroB. an ben 2oblsnbdnblsr s. &.
WaHon fir ST., $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

a9t Sabren gang ~beoeutero 3ugenonls
men. SIM Sommer 1896 befanoen
f9 $50 MiaiDnen Dollars Sob, alfO
etras mebr als elm Giinftel bes iebisen
0rrratbes, i'm Sunoesi4aBamte. Sa
Die @emOlbe bes S6aBamtes uno Der
Sanfen gum nsberlaufen nit Dem gels
ben Metal gefiiat fino, fallen Die gele=
9entli6en @olofenounsen na4 europa,
bic Dor a9t Sabren Elm @efi6l h0ater
8eunrubi9uns berbOrserufen bdtten.
ni9t meter auf. ga uniere 8Olbpro=
ouction $50, 600, 600 i'm Sabre Be.
trd9t, eeeen cine WeltprobuctiOn bon
$500, 600, 900, 10 t6nnen mir beoeu=
teno mebr aus als einftibren unb un-
iere 8orrdtbe bennp9 peientli4 erb6.
ben. Sas @sidpdb grpan's i'm Sabre
1896 bon Der gu fur3en 8olooeGe ere
i9eint ld9erli9 ansefi9ts Der Sbat=
ia9e, baB auf ben 3Opf Der Seb0lte=
runs SIC in 8olb e%ntfalen. Is. 3D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

8erau 9ter unter BEN
s II & B o b n. Sn Staosfanaal,
9oGunb, baute Elm Mann Elm 9uus.
@r trdnt germ einen 8ittern, unb 10
fam es bpr, bab er oft bes Mittass
mebr na9 9aufe f9pantte als eing.
Sas ~ereisnete ii4 aud neuli9. Der
Mann fam na9 feinem Neubau, in
benz serabe Der Subboben selegt tpurbe.
Sn benz einen 3immer mar bic 4rbeii
gu apei Srittel beenbet. Der idpans
tenbe 9err gerietb in biefes 3immer,
ftplperte, fiel porniiber uno rolte unter
ben Subbpben, mo er balb ben S9lai
bes Gere9ten f9lief. Oils nun Die
3immsrleute mad Der Mittaespauie
tpieber an bic arbeit gingen, bieltea lie
bas lebte Srittel bes 3immers, obn.
-ibren GERM bemertt gu baber. limb
er bemerfte fte aud ni9t. Der tone
GGrm unb bas 9dmmern batten i'm
ni9t 81 peden permo6t. Ha9 einigen
Stunben erft tparb er nii9tern; er
sriff nm fi9, fibIte .nur Sanb unb
tonnte fi9 ni9t ertldren, no er mar.
S9lieBli9 aog er einen S6ub aus unb
f9lug bamit u~naufbDrfi9 gegen ben
Sol5boben. Iber lanse oausrte es, ebe
maj ibn bOrte unb i'm aus ieinem
unfreitpiuigen @eritsd befreien foante.
SeIb # bef4dtisune o
SoIoaten. 8ei beuti1en Marine-
folbaten tamen bGufig Sbrent5iinbuns
gen Dor, bic CUR SienitentlaF lung fpes
gen SnpalibitGt fiibrten. Die Gntsiinz
bung bate eineu eitrieen 4usfluB unb
cine aeittpeilise @erbdrtung Der Saut
CUR 5olge. Heuli9 iteate ii9 beraus,
bab biefes gauge &runfbeitsbilb fiinfts
li9 berporgerufen tporben mar, urb
Spar bur4 Ginfiibrung zines Seifenz
pfropfens in ben 9eb0rsang, mo er
einen berartisen &eia auf Die Saui
ausiibte, bub cine f9mersbafte @ntz
climbing entftanb. @esen biefer Selbtz
bd4Gbigung tpurbe Elm Ingsflaater
bonn &riessgeri9t gu feds Monaten
@efGngnib perurtbeilt. 9eeen cine
Rsibe anberer Marineiolbaten tpurbeu
aug slei4em @runbe StrafprOaeFe eins
seleitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

s II II der Het ege>
fGbrte. Quf elmer gbdu6ee unfern
Stettin, pommern, tpurbe elm auf Der
8anbsri9aft befinblid)er 9anbperts>
burf9e i9per perlegt aufsefunben.
Mit einem r&geiietoGegen" bate er Ii9
al einsm Siimpel ~nieberselegt. @tnise
3eit barauf bur9 beftisen S9mers sez
pedt, iut er gu ieinem @ntfeBen, OuB
er am gan5sn &Drper brannte. Sein
in5pif9en sri9punbener 9enoiIe
bate i'm nit elmer brennbaren 5liiIigz
feit begofen unb bann ange5iinbet. Ser
l1nsliidfiGe erlug balb barauf ieinen
@erlebunsen.
Sarte g trae e. Der Irbeiz
ter S5epOfat in Berlin bate uuf einem
8abnbof gu tbun, als bort ssrabe
prebtoblen abselaben purben. @on
biei len eisnete er fi9 iieben Stiid an, Die
linn aber balb pieOer absenpmmen
tpurben. Die &oblen batten ei1en
Wertb bon tpenigen Pfennisen; ba aber
Der Nngeflagte i9on pieberbplt pegen
Siebitabls porbeftraft porben mar unn
na9 Dem beuti9sn StrufseleBbu6e in
iol9em Sale bret Monate GefGngnib
bas nisbrigite Strafmab lit, 70 muBte
Der @eri9tsbof biefe Strofe ausipres
9en.
SInf5ig Sabre m Siren n
6aus. Ser Qnfangs Der 50er Sabre
in @ien iebr befannt gepsIene Oi9ter
&onrab &ertl befinbet ii9 felt bern
Sabre 1854 ais &ranfer in Der Niez
berO5terret9if9en 2anbesirrenani tall.
&ertl, Der bermalen rs Sabre sGblt, lit
Elm rubiser SIRE unb betbGtigt ii9 nod
iebt ais @elesenbeitsbi9ter bel ben per>
f9iebenften @nldfen. Spnit lebt er
apatbii9 bd9in urlb nd6rt ii9 dls ein>
gefleii9ter @egetarier ausi4liebli4
bon pflan5enfoit.
usberbirb bet Gi6ter.
Sn pel6cm Mabitabe bas beuti9s
&et3sgeri3t in 2eip3is an @rbeiten
~iiberbiirbet 1T, fam man aus Der Shat
fade erieben, bab iiinsit peri6iebene
Sermine geneloet purben. bic erit fir
bas nd9fts Sabr i'm Sum- urb ,Suli arls
gefebt finb. Den Gefprb in bieier Nrz
gelegenbett bat aber ettI9teben Der
5tpette @ipilfenat gef6affeu. Sisier,
tpte IS i9etnt am meiIten bef9dftiets
Senat, iebte fir einen aDlner Yrp5eb,
beiien &epifion angemelbet mar, ben
rs. September 1905 ais Serminstdg
an. @s banbelt fib um einen Yro5eB,
ben bic Stabtgemeinbe SDln nit Der
bortigen eDangelif9en &irdensemeinbs
fIbrt.
Ser d laue Ortsporz
It e r. Der 8oriteber zines fleinen
peitfdlifden Srtes telegrapbirte an bas
in Y~ubsrburn liegenbe SnfanteriezRegiz
ment, man babe in ieinem Srte einen
Strol4 aufgefangen, Der ii@ dls De-
ferteur bes Paberborner Regiments ents
puppt babe. Der Srtsporiteber erbielt
barauf Die Intpori, er Ip1e ben Self
genommenen an Die nG9ite poli5eibez
bOrbe abliefsrn. Ser 9eierteur aber
lam ni9t. ga9 eintsen Sagen beg
Wartens fragte Dos &pmmanbo BET
benz OrtsDoriteber an. mo Der Deierz
teur lei. Die Intport lautete: n@ir
9aben i6n nit &eiiegelb perieben unb
na3 paberborn entlalIen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
9 -

3 auerI aubntB e.
Sobn @larf, Wobnbaus, 33. Strabe,
3piiden. @liftOn- uno &aoer-S trabe.
$1,000. = Sobn @larf, Wobnbaus,
81. uno &aber Str, $1,000. = @bas.
u. Stencil, Cottage, Ga Saae-, nabe
Is. Strabe, $1,000. : Or. Sp. Same.
ion, Badftein-S Stall, go. 962 Norb
penniplpania Str, 5000. - 5. 8.
Settler. Saus, 10. Strabe unb Setter
ion Mbenue, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Snoiana 3psis oer Nationalem
SmSnfrie Trieoens @ereiz
aisuns.

Sn Der Maionic Sa0e fano eeiiern
Mbenb cine 8eriammluns oss Snoiana
3weig Der Nationalen 6riebens-8 erei=
nigung ftatt. Sic 9auptreoner tparen
3. 8. Sculin bon Seattle, @aib.,
Der National=G ecretdr Der Sereini=
gurg, pfarrer @apist, @m. @o9ran
uno 6. g.. Me9prmif.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Snt Gtffr.

8 unge . q m (im S9ubs
!paareneeiddfD: vSie S9ube piirben
mir ia redt gut gefauen, mein 9err;
mir fir4te i9, bab fe rei4li9 eng
iinb unb in ben eriten Sagen ben SUB
arg briiden perben." IS r:
80, mein sndbises SrGulein, bu fOn-
men Sic gang up5eiorgt iein; IN Den
eriten Sagen brau6en sic berarti9e
S9ube Iberbaapt ni3t gu trdgen.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
5uekuluttu.

Souri It r9err Wtrth, amf
Sbren 4nii9tspoftfarten baben sic Elm
pierftOdises pra9tsebdube abgebilbet.
fpdbrenb Sbr 9aus tbatfd9li4 bod
nur einfDdis iit!"-W 3: rSa.
f4au'n g, fir bic pielen perfadmteu
SommergGfr baben mir EXTRA a be-
fonbere Renommirpofttarte anfertisen
laHen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
8nnses.S habmeiaer Gais s.. 30

berts siebt ben 9Oloborratb Der @elt
auf anndbernb $5, 500, 900, 900 an,
uopon Die 8ereiniaten Staten elm
5hnftsl, 81, 342, 900, 900, bsfben, unb
babon lisgsn 700 WiQionsl i'm Sdab.
ANTE. Die geoeutuns biefer 3a6ien
tritt nod msbr berpor, tuenn mir auf
bas Sabr 1896 3urfdbliden. SamaIs
belief fi9 Der 8~oloborratb Der Welt auf
$3.50, 600, 900 unb bon Die.
fem Betrage sntfiel Elm Sisbentel
$3.50, 600. OOO) uuf unier Sano. l1n-
fer @~olbborratb bat bemna9 in ben
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
Sentider Wilitarberetn.

Ser Seuti9e Wilitdrberein bdlt
Mbeno in ieinem @lublocale,
Ottmar Sellers Sale. feline reselmd=
Bige Ieriammlung ab. Sn berislben
miro au9 Die 8eamtentpabl borgenoms
men tueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
gsus Sfaot= ttuo Gonntp=E er=
maitnng.
$2.14 wiro bic m G

Die 9etammte Steter=umlage ftr
oas Sabr 1905 fir Die feuerjablenoen
Senobner bon Snoianapolis. einidlie=
benb Staatss, @ountps, Sopnfbip=,
Staot= uno S9ulIfeuern piro fi1 auf
s2.14 fir jeoe 800 ftsusrbarsn Gisen=
tbums belaufen.
Die umlase lit UNI 5 Gents b6ber
als in bieiem Sabre; lie bsrtbsilt fi9
uie fOlst:
Staat 800 Gents, Staot SO Gents,
@ountp 81 Gents, S4ulsn 81 Gents,
SOwnibip l Gent. SIM Sabre 1891
betrug bic Steuer=u mlage rlur $3.50,
ieitbem lit fe beftdnbis in Die S6be
9egan9en.
Sic eiasas= O roinars.
Sas Stabtratbs. @om:te fur @on=
tracte uno Greibriefs, in oenen 9dnoen
Die Sroinans liest, our9 uel9e Der
@erfauf bon &unfgas fir Sei3ungs-
3msde resulirt uno ben preis auf so
Gents pro 1000 @ubitfuB fefiseisbt
rperben Ioa, pirb In Der am nd1iten
Wontag fattfinoenoen resuldren Sip
Jung bes Stabtratbs bic Orbinana nod
ni9t einberi9ten. Sos gomite miro i'm
9aufe Der Wp9e cine 6ffentli9e Sip
ung abbalten, UNI allen Senienigsn,
tpelds fi9 fur oieie wi4ti9e 5rage in=
tsreiiren, @~elesenbeit gu seben. ibre
Wsinung gu duBern. Sas @Omite iebt
fd aus folssnben StaotOdtern su=
iammen: s. 8. Grail, 8Orfber; s.
%. gppert, s. 6. @asper, Daniel
2inus, 6. g. ,9apis, u. s.. Wabl unb
s. 8. MOriaritp.
nfla9en 9esenpoIi3ife EN-.
6. %. Gorsman, elm NnseiteIter Der
6eberal Union Suretrp Co., bat Dor
Der Sidsrbeits= geb0roe Nntlasen GEE
gen bic gOlisiitsn Grant 6. 8Olen uno
Ssnrp @brift erboben. gr beiduloigt
oielelben, i'm obne uria9e perbaftet
unb iniultirt su baben.
Ser Borfal ereisnete fi9 ant SOnn=
tag, ben g.. Suli, in friber Morgen=
ftunoe. Ser &ldser befanb fid auf
Dem Wese bonn BabnbOf nod ieiner
Wobnung, als er bon ben senannten
polisiiten berbaftet tpuroe. Die an<
fla9e segen i'm lautete auf Iagabun-
biren. SIM pOliseigeri6t tpurbe er ie.
bod f%reigefpro4en.
: nfpectipn bes gngIi
Oper1=9ou {.
9as Stabtratbs.@ omite fir 6fent.
li6e Si9erbeit nabm 9efert cine Sns
ipection oes gnsliib Opernbaus bOr,
um fi9 gu bergewihern, oh bic 8or=
i9riften Der neuen 8au=S rbinau; elm.
gebalten tpproen fno.
Sieunter u d bes d b.
tif9en 8 tma Hers.
Die WaHer-grperten 6. 6. 5ergu=
ION unb q. %. Juuer, bic Staot.
reip. bic WaHer-@ eisaidaft reprdisnti=
renb, baben bic 6emii9en Nnalpfen
Der bon ibnsn 9enommenen Wafer=
prOben beenoet uno fino iebt nit Der
tabeIariiden NuffeIung ibrer &eiul=
tote bei9dftist. Sic tDeroen ibren 8e=
ridt Der @eIuncbsits- geb6roe In etma
IA Sagen einrei6sn.
Sie 8eb6rbe Il + t.
Ii9e Werte
bat prof. 6. G. Serrp bon Der purs
Due rniperfitdt gum @rperten %ernannt,
um bic Qualitdt bes bon Der Snbpls.
@as- 81 ieli9aft Der Staot gelieferten
8aies su unteriu9en. Sie Soften Der
unteriu9ung trdgt bic 8eieaidaft.
9ie 8e66roe bat Die Iufmertiams
felt bes Stabt=S neenieurs auf ben be-
bentliden 3utano Der Bride iiber beu
pIsaiant &un on .. WaibinstOn Str.
gelentt.
Nuf gmpfebluns beg 8au=Snipec=
tors STANLEY conbemnirte bic 8eb6roe
npf7prn folnpnnp GphXunp. i531 E3s3
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

Sn einent Grtifel. iiberIbrieben:
Das bumme gutopa", nimmt bic
2Opsnbasener 3eituns v9%6benbabn"
NOtis oapOn, bab fiinf3sbn 9inefi4en
Offi5ieren setattet uoroen lei, i'm oeut=
i6en Seere gu bienen. Die fiinf3ebn
@bineien folten an ale Wafensattun=
gen bertbeilt tperben, INN Die f9lib=
dusigsn Serren nit isoem Sieuf=
sueise oertraut gu MAIDEN. Sa3u be.
merit bas 8latt:
ySas 1T setpiB bas Werfmiirbisfe.
oas mir bisber erlebt baben. Wdbrenb
Der ruiiii6=iapanii6s 9risa gurrpa
seist, pie gefdbrli6 benz europdif9en
2ebrmeifer bic @elebtiateit bes selben
S6ilers perben fann, er3iebt cine
europdii9e @rpBma9t anbere Nnee=
b6rige Der gelben &ahe. @dbrenb
oas fiegestruntene Sapan bamit prablt,
bab es Der 5fibrer uno Serr bss mon=
soliI9en Nien weroen unb @bita gam
2ampI 9esen bic WeiBen mObilifiren
mill, nimmt man in SeutI6lano fiinf=
sebn 8elbe in Die 2ebre, um fie i'm
@ebrau4 Der Wafen gegen bic @urOs
pder 81 u%nterpeiien.
Wdbrenb China 400 iun9e 2eute
mad Sapan ienbet, um fe in euro=
pdii6=iapanii9er 8riegstunf ausbil=
ben 81 lafen. aeist man in Seuti6lano
ielbft ben @bineien, wie fe europa
idlasen f6nnen. nnb penn ss fi9 to9
UNI cine Ma9t in europa banbelte,
bic nit @bina cine Naians gu i6lisBen
piini9te, ooer UNI cine Wa9t, bic feline
Sntersfen IN @bina bot! Nber 9euti9=
lano bat cine 9rOee @olonie in China,
cine @olonie, bic fiber 5uerft beorobt
tperoen piro, tuenn bic geiammte eelbe
&ahe TrOnt geaen europa MAIDEN
miro. Ser europdiide Staat, Der our
3eit einen erbitterten 3ampf segsn bic
6ereros fiibrt uno @nglano beidul=
oist, OieIe nit Maffsn bsrisben gu boz
ben, berielbe Staat unterri9tet fiinf=
sehn @bineien in Der Seerfhbrun9 uro
in Der Nnpenouns mobernsr @si6abe
uno SprensfOfe, Die bieien unterri6t
nur nebmen, Tim 9e9en Die Guropder
gertfet gu iein, mitbin aud gegen Die
Seuti6en! Wsnn Die @binefen fi9 iiber
Die @ufnabme ibrer finfsebn 2anbs=
leute in Seuti6lanb ni9t ins 6duit=
den laden, bann pdren fis ni9t Die
beri4la9enen Burden, fir Die mar lie
INNER gebalten Bat"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01
E

Mit biif.erer Wliene betrat er bos
3immer, ftelte ii9 on ben Diem unb
fpttrmte fiG.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

Soften S9rittes betrat er nit fetner
5rau unb S9piesermutter ben &abn;
bann fenfte er raid entf1lohen bic bei=
ben Suoer in's @aiier unb itieB ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-01

@pttIieb Qeutharbt,
Die gemhtbli&e gde,"
Ode Hoble unb Mnrfet Str
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
The Millennium Draweth Nigh

The day of brute force to set
tie personal differences is rapid
ly passing away. The law never
has recognized a resort to a per-
sonal encounter between indivi-
duals. The government says
that when there are disagree
ments between men they must
be settled in court. The govern
ment does not allow its citizens
to settle their quarrels according
to the code of the jungle.
But when it comes to nations
they seem to think that they
have some sort of divine right
not possessed by individuals to go
to war and settle by gun and
sword. Such inconsistency can
not be defended. Christian ma
tons must practice what they
preach. They must make the
same rules of conduct for them
selves as organizations that they
make for individuals under their
control. There should be a great
international court to d eide
questions between nation and
nation and all disputes arising
should be referred to that court.
This may seem to some a vision
airy suggestion, but every reason
that can be given for settling in
court disputes between individ-
lal, and individual, applies with
equal force to nations, and we
have abiding faith that the time
is not far distant when nations
will take that view. 1t is clear
ly within the power of the
United States and the nations of
Europe combined absolutely to
abolish war and settle all their
differences in court. 1t is only a
matter of agreement.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
War on the Trusts

Already the President is prepar-
ing to attack the beef trust.
So far as can be learned the
activity relates to that organiza-
ton alone. Although a confer
ence took place at the White
house, the principals being the
President, Attorney General
Moody and James Garfield, chief
of the bureau of corporations,
who was charged with the duty
of getting up evidence against
the beef trust and all others.
An announcement of any action,
however, would not be made until
after the department of COM
merce and labor, under which
MIR. Garfield, is, shall have re-
ported to the president first and
then to congress.
There is no doubt that the pub
lie generally has taken seriously
President Roosevelt's attempts
at trust proecution, and if these
I
fail to continue or to achieve
most definite results the nation
at large will be greatly disap-
pointed and discouraged.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

1t is not necessary to buy cleo
tioas in this country. A plain,
honestly determined decision of
the people is the best guarantee
of good government-the govern
ment that will live after the graft
ers have faded from the earth,
if anything of the sort can ever
happen. Any genuine principle
can safely be left to the people
without the interposition Of dirty
dollars.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
Labor CONGRESS.

One hundred and eighty dele
gates represe emf ing 8, 400, 900
members of labor unions are
holding their twenty-f curt h
annual convention in San Fran
cisco this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

There will be a republican lead
of more than 100 in the house
which enters on March 4 next,
as compared with one of thirty
in the present chamber. This
will be the largest majority since
the republicans made their clean
sweep in the congressional cleo.
tions of 1894, in the middle Of
Cleveland's second term, when
the people repudiated the demo.
cracy and all its works.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
Only One Thing Lacking.

VmAy VAS AuAAAb S~SAAMB'
Twenty-Five years ago this
month we were in Deming, talk
ed with a number of its residents
and found them all enthusiastic
over the prospects of the new
town. Two railroads were al
ready here, and one rtwo others
were contemplated and certain
to materialize. 1t was a COM
mon remark that this would be a
town of 5000 inhabitants within
five years from that date. One of
the contemplated roads, of which
so much was expected, reached
the embroytic stage, but never
came to maturity.
Deming seemed to be favored
in many ways that tended to its
rapid growth, and prosperity. Its
distance from any growing town
was in its favor, and was on the
line of every important road
then under consideration.
Why, then, were not the ex-
pectations of the founders of our
city realized? Well, some of the
projected roads were never con-
structed, and several other things
that were looked for never came.
But the one great hindrance to
Deming's growth as a town, was
the lack of water, And those
most interested in the town said
this, and knowing the one great
need, made a commendable effort
to bring the waters under the
earth" to the surface, and an
artesian well was soon under
way, and the drill descending to-
ward the earth's center of gra-
witty. Why the work ceased with
the water in the hole standing
within twenty feet of the surface
All the older Demingites know.
1t can be summed up in two
words - incompetent workman.
But for all that enough was done
to prove beyond all reasonable
doubt the existence of sufficient
water below this great plain to
irrigate and make this the gar
den of New Mexico. Had that
well been a success, at least five
hundred of California fruit grow
ers would have come here and
planted their orchards in this
vicinity, and as many more
would have come from the east
and the South; and the dream of
5000 inhabitants within our cor
porate limits would have been
realized years ago.
Here is a problem we ought to
get together and try to solve.
We are not antagonizing the
company that proposes to furnish
Deming with water. Artesian
wells will irrigate the country
and give the town such a boom
that the new company will be
obliged at the very beginning of
its work, to enlarge its plans,
and afterwards to hump itself"
to furnish an adequate supply of
water to the town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

One thousand tons of field
flowers and garden seeds are to
be distributed to our citizens by
Uncle Sam within three or four
months. The total distribution
this year will amount to $4,000
packages.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

Get an Electric Door Bell
All Kinds of Electrical Work
Done Neatly and Cheaply by
Luna County Telephone
Q Improvement Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
SECRET
SOCIETIES

Ruth Chapter No. 8, o, E. s.. meets FIRST and
third Tuesdays Of each month IN Masonic hal
cold avenue. Mrs. MoLI.IE PERNINToN. Sec,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

Senator W. A. Clark, of Mon
tana, presides at the Ell Paso
National Irrigation Congress.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

An enormous democratic vote
was cast for Roosevelt, and the
Republicans of Missouri helped to
swell Folk majority in Missouri.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
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METHODIST Preaching services every sunda,
at II a. m and p. m. Sunday school at 10 a
m Junior League at p. M. Epworth League
at D. m, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at O'Clock. n. +. BRAGG Pastor.
Presbyterian Preaching at II a. m. and 7.3p
Sabbath School 10 a. m Junior Christian Endea
vor at 3 y. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.S'
p. m. THEODORE HOPPING, Pastor
ST. LuKE's EPISCOPAL Services first an,
second Sunday in each month: Sunday School
10 a M every Sunday.
J. II. DARLING Pastor.
lGLESfA METoDISTA EPISCOPAL
Escuela Dominica cada Domingo a las 10. Pre-
dieacion las II a. m. va las I p m. Liga Ep
worth las de Ia tarie. Cultos de oracon lo
Juevez. Sc exticnde invtacion a todos
DIONICIO CoSTALES Pastor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18
StronG.hinded

up-to date men also want q good general news
paper In order To keep In close touch with the
outside world. Such paper is the Dallas Semi.
Weekly News A Combination Of THE DEM.
ING GRAPHIC and Tho Dallas srmi-weekly
News Is just what the farmers Of this section
need In order To keep thoroughly posted upon
Local News Home Enterprises. Personal Items
State News, National Affairs. Foreign Matters.
In short this Combination keeps the farmer and
his family up to the times on information.
For WIS we will send the two papers one
year-ls copies The Farmers Forum In The
News Is s'one worth the money TO any intelligent
Farmer or stockmAn Of this locality. to say
nothing Of other Special Features.
SUBSCRIBE NOW.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-11-18

to the inner man
Cafes and lunch.rooms are filled with men
and women who seem to give all their time
and attention TO thoughts Of properly or
improperly feeding their stomachs. 1T is
Of course best to eat slowly but not too
much" says DR.. Pierce, chief consulting
physician 10 the Invalids' Hotel and Sur.
gical Institute, Of Buffalo N, Y In this
10th century people devote so much time
to head work that their brain Is tagged and
there isn't sufficient blood left to properly
take care Of the other organs Of the body.
The stomach must be assisted in its hard
work-the liver started into action-by the
use Of a good stomach tonic, which should
be entirely Of vegetable ingredients and
without alcohol. After years Of experience
In an active practice DR.. Pierce discovered
a remedy that suited these conditions In a
blood maker and tissue'buildeT. He called
Il DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
An Alternative extract that assists in the
digestion aud assimilation Of the food in
the stomach-so that the blood gets what
Il needs for food and oxidation, the liver Is
at the same time started into activity and
there Is perfect elimination Of waste mat
ter. When the blood is pure aud rich, all
the organs work without effort, and the
body is like perfect machine.
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