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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10
Total 80. SO, 534, PSI $s,925, 54s 1882, 2ee
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4 SAYS PLAN IS PLAUSIBLE
Commercial Vests Views of Rumored
Illinois Central Plans.

In it's editorial columns this week, the
Commerci al West says the rumor that
the Illinois Central seeks firm footing
at the head of the lakes is cat least
plausible.' The editor says:
Its northern line now terminates at
Madison, Wis. The Wisconsin Central
passing north of Madison reaches Ash
land and Minneapolis. The construc-
ton of comparatively short line from
Madison to the Wisconsin Central line
and the construction Of another line
from the Wisconsin Central to Superior
together with the purchase of the Wis
consin Central, would place the Illinois
Central in most commanding position.
Now it reaches Minneapolis and ST.
Paul by virtue Of traffic arrangement
with another road. It's northern line
terminates nowhere, so to speak, for
Madison is not the point Of origin Of
much traffic. With such an enlarge
ment it would have it's own line to the
twin cities, practically two lines to
Lake Superior, competing with the
Omaha at both the points where it does
business. and it would be as strong in
WISCONSIN and eastern Minnesota as it
now is in Illinois. Moreover, the I'LL,
nois Central is rich road. It has, or
can obtain on easy terms, the money to
do anything Of this sort that it wishes
to do.'
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"A POLISH sCHIsM
A Small Band Breaks. Away from the
Roman Catholics

Scranton, Pa; Sept. l0.-Twenty cler-
ical and lay delegates have held syn
cd and broken away from the Roman
Catholic church and elected Rev. Fran
els Hodur bishop. In: resolutions the
synod has called the infallibility of the
pope q sarcasm on God, and his stand
point as to Christ unreasonable and
based upon falsehood.
acy, but the motion was put off for
FIVE years. Latin was declared elimi-
mated from the liturgy and Polish will
be substituted. The new order will
be known as the Polish National church
and its members as Christian Catholics.
It's head church is St. Stanislaus.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10

The clematis is often called the
Virgins Bower. Whether it was
named for the virgin queen or for
the Virgin Mary will never be known.
Travellers joy is another name
given 1t at an early age, when It, was
the custom for beggars to squeeze
the Juice from the leaves upon the
skin to make false sores, so that they
might appeal to passersby for aims.
Often a. real wound resulted from
these applications. Another name by
which 1t was 4 known is Devils
Thread" ~. . - ii.
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RAILROAD NOTES,

The Wabash has bought the Pittsburg Ter
minal Road & Coal company and the West Sido
belt road for $12, 600, 900. :
West of the Missouri the Burlington will be
divided into two districts. The Nebraska dis
Cook divisions. and the wyoming district vii
include the Alliance. Sheridan and Sterling di-
visions. H. E. Byram has been made superin-
tendent Of the first district and W. G. Rhodes
of the second.
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STEEL MEN TAKE
OPTIMISTIC VIEWS
New York Sun Special Service,


New York, Sept. 10.-The general
opinion among steel men is that the new
price schedules adopted by the various
pools, strengthen the situation: They
sociations, remove the danger Of an
open market, and give consumers proof
that prices have reached bedrock. New
business in enlarged volume is conf
IDENTIFY looked for, but by far the great
est benefit expected is the restoring of
confidence to hesitating consumers. A
steel director said today: .
There Is slight danger now Of rupture
among the big steel producers and from
this time on I have reason to believe
that the improvement will be decided.
Within the next thirty days many large
orders for steel rails for next years de-
livery will be placed and the uncertainty
as to the rail trade outlook for the COM
ing year will have been considerably dis
sipated. I feel that I have reason to be
optimistic for the first time in the year.
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Nature has a kindly way Of cover
ing her defects and clothing her
harsh outlines with beauty. One of
the means she most frequently en-
ploys, Is the clenatis, a dark green
vine of beautiful foliage, belonging
to the crowfoot family. It is a moist
plant and always grows
where there is plenty of water. It
loves to linger about ruins. often
throwing Its cover over a broken
wall, dead bush or tree. It's leaves
are parted into three coarsely-toothed
leaflets. The small flowers, tho a
dull purple in some species, are usu-
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g. T. P. WORK TO BEGIN
Parties of Men Being Made Up at
Winnipeg,

Building Of the Grand Trunk Pa
cifc in Cana da will begin at once. The
commission hopes to find enough capa-
BILE men in the Dominion to do the
work. Twenty-seven parties of men
have been made up in Winnipeg. Divi-
sion engineers will not be appointed at
present. Should the present survey of
the Grand Trunk Pacific be used, the
alleling the Canadian Pacific thru the
eastern end of the Dominion after
passing Winnipeg to the westward, the
line will take a northwesterly direction
to the mountains. 1t will have two
terminals, one at Butte inlet and one
farther north. - t'&- III - :
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GoULDs AFTER WESTERN PACIFIC
Appointment Of Edward r. Jeffrey
Taken AS an Indication.

The announcement that Edward T..
Jeffery, president of the Denver g. Rio
Grande railroad. had been appointed di-
rector Of the Western Pacific railroad
company, is accepted in San Francisco
pairing to add that project to the sys-
tens Of railroads which they control.
Having selected a route for the new
line across the Sierras, and entered the
eastern market for material for the con-
struetion Of this western extension Of
their roads, they have now injected into
company one Of their ablest representa-
fiNess
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BOUGHT FOR ROCKEFELLERs
Tacoma Man Said to Have Divulged
Railroad Secret. .-..

i. r. Manning is reported from Ia
coma to have admitted that he was
agent for the Rockefellers, in buying
the large terminals at Tacoma, and that
the deeds were in the hands of the Han
over National bank at New York. It
Isl still the impression that if a. new
tyanscontinenta1 line is built in connec-
zion with these terminals the Milwaukee
road will use it.
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success for close inspection work. On
trips made between North Dakota and
Minnesota points it was found that the
machine would run as fast as comfort
permitted, and that for the work it
superintendents will be likely to use
the new machines. They cost little and
their operation is inexpensive.E
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10

HE CLEMlA11S-
ally greenish white and they are
borne In flat clusters. In October
these inconspicuous blossoms are sue
ceeded by gray plun1y styles which
adhere to the seed vessels. It's ap-
pearance at that season Of the year
has earned 1t the name of "Old Mans
Beard" The climbing vines, which
are sometimes twelve feet in length,
have not the tentacles which enable
the grape or woodbine to climb so
easily, but it gains foothold by twist
ing twin leaves about whatever sup
ports may come in its way. Botan-
lists say that real tendrils originated
in this way o..
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= O. G. w. Sunday Excursions.

Beginning Sept. Is, the Great West
neapolis for three weeks. The first
will start from Dubuque Sept. II, reach
ing MINNEAPOLIS early the next morn
ing. The second will run from Min
den, Fort Dodge, Mason City and Aus
tin. The third will come from Oelwein,
New, Hampton, Dodge Center and inter-
mediate points.
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C0NFESSES TO PART IN
CRIPPLE CREEK CRIME

Topeka, Kan, Sept. lob. F. slage1,
alias Robert Romaine, a deported Colo
RADIO miner under arrest here for
burglary, has confessed to the county
attorney to completely in the INDIE
pendence depot and the VindicatoP
mine explosions in the Cripple Greek
district, last June by which fifteen
non.union miners were killed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10
G. W. DIVIDEND PASSED
Decrease in Earnings the Cause-A
New Director

Dividends on Great Western debent-
ufe stock was passed yesterday at the
on account Of decrease in earnings. The
net EARNINGS for 1904 were reported as
$1,902, 632, a decrease of l4.81 per cent.
% A. B. Stickney and Frederick Weyer-
haeuser were reelected directors and M.
d. Flower was selected to succeed W.
"a. Read.
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AUTOS FOR r. r. INSPECTION
Officials OF the Great Northern Will
Use Them,

Great Northern railroad officials will
use automobile cars on rails for inspec-
tons. Mr.. Glidden Of Boston is now
500 and Canadian Pacific going west.
F. E. Ward, general manager, has re-
GeiYed his car and it is found to be q
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California Service Sept, Is,

1o1111e5 oo1 V1Co SePG. 10.
The Rock: Island will begin it's Cali
fornia tourist business Sept. Is from
minneapolis. This car will go over the
second car will leave Sept. 20 on the
Great Western, Rock Island, Rio Grande
and Southern Pacific. The third route
will be over the Rock Island to Ell Paso
and thence by the Southern Pacific.
The service will be triweekly all winter.
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Until September 10th

The 500 Line will make a rate Of $61.OO
to San francisco, California, and re-
turn, with limit of October 23d.
Talk over your plans at the ticket
office, l19 So. Third street.
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Hevisit the Old Folksn

In Ohio, Indiana, etc. Low round-trip
home-visitors rates via the Minneap-
oils & st. Louis railroad, Sept. 6, Is,
20, 81 and Oct. IL. Limit thirty days.
Call on j. G. Rickel, G. T. A., 424 Nicol.
let av.
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Express Company to Move.

New York Sun Special Service.
ing department of Wells, Fargo & Co.
in this city is to be removed to New
York on Jan. l. There are ninety
women and 200 men employed in the
auditing department and the majority
have their homes here and will be I'M
able to leave when the Offices are trans
ferred to the east.
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500 Line to the East-1ow Rates Until
Sept. 30-Go Now,
Get Busy.

If you like to shoot chickens. There
are any amount of them to be had in
the great hunting grounds along the
500 Line this season. Low rates for
hunters, dogs carried free.
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MIA vn,, r,a,, ut

McLaughltn,s Coffee? Retails from
20 cents to 40 cents per pound and is
the best in the world. Ask for it and
be convinced
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-10
HAWLEY HOLDS ALTON

Minneapolis & st. Louis President Gets
Illinois Road.
ID Edwin Hawley, president of the St.
Louis and Iowa Central roads, with
interests friendly to the Rock Island,
has acquired control Of the Alton. The
buying began long time ago and the
impression was abroad that Hartman
WAS back Of it.
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such adverse circumstances, climbed as
high as Sivert Nielsen.
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RAILROADS
CAPITAL GROWS;
ALSO PROPERTY
OF THE CANADIAN PA
CIFIC's ANNUAL REPORT.
More Than s1oooo,ooo Appropriated
from the Earnings for Capital Pur-
poses in Three Years-Working Capt.
tai Within s3,ooO,ooo of the High
Mark,

The most striking feature of the
Canadian Pacific report is possibly the
big increase in the amount of capital
outstanding, offset in the balance sheet
by heavy increase in the value of the
property and in the amount of securi-
ties held. 'E- s-..-@e .s \
The principal changes in capitaliza-
tion during the year are shown in the
following table:
Preferred stock: increase $e9s, sss
Debentures Increase ................ 15, 102, 966
Bonds, decrease .................... 5000, O0U
Net increase ................. .$13, 076 2sg
More interesting than comparison
of capital charges and capital issues
for single year is the official compari-
son of charges and issues in the three
years ending June 80, 1904. This COM
parison may be outlined as follows:
Equipment '................... 12,a7s,4s2
Reduction of grades ................. 2,i1s,574
Briases' etc .............'..-... 4e41 ,995
Terminals, sidings, eto ............. 7,573,112
Total (three years. ..............$ 1871. 017, 1855
Against these charges there have been
issued securities as Follows: .-
Common stock ....'.......". 49, soo oo oo
This leaves a total of 1o,5a7 1892 ap-
propriated from earnings during the
three years for capital purposes. Of
this amount the company intends to
allow $4,000 900 to remain as direct
appropriation and to pay back into the
company's treasury 1857 1862, this be-
ing one Of the charges that is to be
capitalized under the new issue of $685.
10000 Of common stock.
The advances from surplus to capital
account noted above have cut down
the working capital Of the company
slightly this year. The working capital
ever the three wears shows as follows:
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sk Does your roof leak? We can stop
1T. Both phones 376. w. S. Mott
Company.
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$25 to the Pacific Coast
via 500 Line, every day Sept. Is to
Oct. Is, 1904. Ticket office il9 Third
street S.
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500 Line Rail and Lake Trips Are still
Popular.


Excursions every Friday until Sep.
tember 18th: to-,
Detroit and return. s......... .$l6.75
Toledo and return II. so
Cleveland and return. ........ 1925
Buffalo and return -. ...s........ 20.25
Get booklets and reservations at the
ticket office, @119 So. Third st.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. -, ..*..'
County OF Hennepin-ss. Is, ~ -.
I, w. H. Lee, cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge and
oenet. .....~. W. H. LEE,
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of September, 1904.
tseaL1 ><.n II. H. BARBER.
Z. g 80 - i Notary Public.
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$25 to the Pacific Coast -
Via the 500 Line every day until Sept
Is, to Oct. Is. ee9Is.
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Carey's Cement Hoofing better than
metal or pitch and gravel. Always
flexible. Never rusts out or cracks
Both phones 376. See w. S. Mott
Company.
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BANK STATEMENTS OF MINNEAPOLIS
The Financial Center Of the Northwest

e The SqnSt9n Ct PIE
lis, in the State OF Minnesota. at the close of
husineaa SAINT 1904 !.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Eennepin-ss. ..--. #.
l. J.. E. Ware. cashier Of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief J. e. WARE.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of September. 1904. e.
[Seal1 ) WILLIS r. SAWYER.
;. - .... Notary Public.
Attest:
+. Hiram A. SERVER.
Howell W. Young, -.
49, ,fa '.'.r Directors.
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REPORT Of the condition OF THE NORTH.
WESTERN NATIONAL BANK at Minneapo-
U.s. IN the State Of Minnesota, at. the close Of
business September 6. 1904.
RESOURCES.
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STATE OF. MINNESOTA, ~ .:.t .
County. Of Hennepin.--ss. -~:->s !. -. - =
=, /. Perry Harrison, president Of the above
named bank do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the, best of my knowledge
and belief .- PERRY HARRISON,
-. 80. -. -: Vice President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of September, 1904. .r-
:, lNotarial Seal *. Notary Public.
Attest: .,:.' :..... ~
n. O. Akeley, =. .s
- = f. A. Chamberlain.
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Total .s2s, $751;, 754 s24, 4aa es7 $24, 1876 oei

. Total .$23 SS7,754 S24, 433, 6S7 $2a, 795 OBJ
From the above it is clear, however,
that the cash and cash resources Of the
corporation are still very strong. The
current liabilities show as follows:
-N. 1904 1903 1902
Current Accts. $7,764, O97 $7,153,477 So, 700
Int. & Rentals 1.77O,1S4 1772071 1850, 566
Total go. SO, 534, PSI $s,925,54s 1892, 2ee
Working capl. 14,35a,478 15,5os,139 1902, s31
Thus, in spite of the advance Of over
SIC, 100000 from current funds for CAPT
tai purposes the company has managed
to Keep it's working capital within
$3,000,000 of high water mark.
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STATEMENT Of the Condition OF SOUTH SIDE
STATE BANK, at Minneapolis, MINI. 1T close
Of business Sept: g. 1904. Date Of report By
:. = ';c.s' ,-s-,. RESOURCES ..,.,-
Loans and, discounts ..:............ $214 377 so
Other bonds. stocks and securities. II. 0OOO. 90
Banking house. furniture and fixtures II 600. 90
Due from banks: -. 1854
Checks and cash items, ~ 49,. .-..... ....,
. house es ~. - %, s7e.e7 .s.....
Gold ~. b,165.O0> s..':.-
Silver u. ........ 1,b6s.S !; - t;'..
Fractional ..... 1855 .'-.,- -.
= Total available assets. $s7,41o.74 s7,41o.74
Other resources .................. 4.650.37
;. Total ss2s, sss. SO
Capital stock .:..::....:....:.... 100000
Surplus fund ..................... 25,0O0.00
Undivided profits, net .:........... 1,S91.s 5
Deposits subject to :. ~,
check - ::..::........... $3.50, 1861
Certified checks .:...... -, 1921 st
Cashiers checks -: 691.14 s,~s..-s
Due banks ............. "a 9217l
Total immediate liza - -. -. r..
= ol1t1es =. =. $I06 13S.N ,..--."
Time certificates ........ 4e 9OS51
Total deposits 90. ..$253, o4s.7s 25s. o4e. IS
Total ...........::........... $s2e, s3s. 90
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Hennepin.-rs.5. >, - - -
LA: A. McRae, cashier Of the above named
bank, do; solemnly swear that, the above state
ment Is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. -, A. A. McRAE.
,.-.-.' - - - Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of September, 1904. H. f. ROSING,
- - go s..ss H. F. ROSING,
lNotarial Seal.] Notary Public.
Attest: q. - -
; "A. M. Woodward
-. P. Olson Earl. So
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REPORT Of the condition Of the FIRST MA.
TloNAL BANK, at Minneapolis, In the state
OF Minnesota, at the close Of business Sept g.
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STATEMENT Of the Condition Of the GERMANY
AMERICAN BANK, Of Minneapolis, Minn., at
close of business on Sept 6, 1904. L. -
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Practical Training In Swimming.

Altho there will hardly be found an
other country where so many Of its
inhabitants are, versed in the art Of
swimming as in Nerway, the victims
of drowning here yearly are not few.
Of late years swimming schools have
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, - :, ...~: . !: II
County Of Hennepin.-ss. .-.:.. . II -
4, A.. A.. Crane, cashier Of the above: named
bank, do solemnnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. - :,....t A.: A.. CRANE, ~.
- .t-.:.' ~ ~ +;':' Cashier,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County Of Hennepfp.-ss. i, Z. >r-G..,.r
l.. F.. A. Gross, president OF the aboye-named
bank, do :solemnly swear that the above state
ment Is true to the best OF my knowledge and
belief - :, : 50 IF: 4. GROSS,
T.. = - - : 9 sStt President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day Of September, 1904 So. - : :. -. -
= tNotariai SeaLl q !: AARON MANTHEY,
Notary Public, Hennepin County, State Of Min
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Redemption fund with o.. S. Treas
urer( s per cent of circula tion) !.
Due from U. s.. Treasurer, other
than 5 per cent redemption fund. !.
r. - r: -. -. . 81
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Total ....................... .$15, $50, 1884
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County OF Hennepin-ss.
I, 6. II. Jaffray, cashier Of the above-named
bank, do solemn1y swear that the above state
rnent is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. c. T. JAFFRAY. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9th
day OF September, 1904. --.
ENotarial Seal.1 DAVID j. CRAIG.
Notary Public, Hennepin County, Minn.
Correct-Attest:
- Albert G. Loring
., George C. Bag1ey.
John D. Mcmillan,
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REPORT Of the condition OF THE MA.
.T1oNAL BANK OF COMMERCE., at Mime
apons, IN the State of Minnesota at the close
OF business, Sept. 6, 1904. 4
RESOURCES"
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Z. Subscribed and sworn to- before me this 9th
day of September, 1904. $50. 49,: 49,
r.. 49,: R. G. COLYER; IT..
's---:s,'- j. =, = - r. Notary Public,
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01
BROTHER DON KEDzIE of the LOrdsburg Liberal. who

BROTHER DON KEDZIE of the Lordsburg Liberal who know
something of human nature philosophers follows the
infaabiity of we'll known editor Jack McCutcheon:
Gasoline sells in Ell Paso for fourteen cents gallon; by
what right the peor of Albuquerque compelled pay thirty
gallon for it? We suggest that the Junior ROckeer
Bible class devote the study hour Sabbath morning we
ling with the above problem" Thus walls Jack McCutcheon
the tsriaAdvertser During campaigns Mr. Nc
Cutcheon explained that this difference price caused by
iniquuous coal oil inspection law and wanted democratic egs-
ature elected repeal this law The repealed and
Mr. McCutcheon finds that the difference price still exists Il
probable many other laws that Mr. McCutcheon wants
repealed repealed the effect that Mr. McCutcheon expects
would not be reached Although may be intimate it.
vet in some circles the belief spreading may it reach
democratic convention that Mr. McCutcheon infable
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01
SECRET
SOCIETIES

r.u,n~ c,haD,er. Not r. A. NJ. meets second q
'rhwr-iav m esrh month In Masonic hall gola
avenue. I'D E''"''S
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01

p...,..r.a.., No6LO. o, =, meets every
,s,a,, ,,'st ~ f,dd Fellows hall corner silver
avenue. Jun"
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01

VARIOUS places throughout the West securing portions
of the big appropriation for irrigation projects and the places
that getting this aid will have great advantage the
which have depend individual work in the reca
nation of thed plains No place the country has better
claim for of this aid than Luna county but will get
of t Usually locality gets than asks for and the
asking must be done in earnest too.
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01
SPECIAL
CLUBBING
FFER.

A man who s fully alive to hIs own bntsrest
viii take hls Local Payer. because he gets elas
Of news and useful information from Il tina
he can get no where else
Deming graphic., 1904-06-01

Ruth Chapter No Q, o. +. y. mee,s M. hall %
coiS avenue, - Mas. MoLLIE PENSlSroN' sec