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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-02-03
Our Advantages.

The Pecos and Rio Grande valleys are
now making their best efforts to attra ct
people from the east who are looking
for new homes in a mluer climate.
This is a commendable enterprise. and
properly directed, the result will be-
urge accessions to the present poiu.
lation, and that too Of very desirable
class of people. A large majority of
the new arrivals will have suilic. MT
capital to improve the land build com
modious houses, and in many ways i'm
prove the country. And they are most
ly peacable and law abiding people
that will honor any community in which
locate.
There are thousands Of such people in
the north, east and south to-day, who
are longing for a chang. of climate, or
to go where there are better opportun.
lies in paying investments whe'e real
"State is certain to increase in value
mlre rapidly than in the old home local
lies, and they naturally look in this
direction; and the valleys east of us
a e making a strong effort TO get their
share of this desirable immigration;
and in this effort they are literally
a led 10y the railroad companies in the
way of reduced fares and cheap trans
portation.
This enterprsi1g spirit on the part of
o oIr eastern neighbors is all right, and
the result win be a rich harvest during
the coming year. But have we no in
ducements to offer that class of people
who are looking for western homes?
For a moment let us consider the ques-
ton. We have a town of nearly 2OOO
Inhabitants, three railroads are already
here, and mo'e are building that are
cert lin to come here.
The towns location is well chosen,
standing as It does on a broad, level
plain at an altitude of about 1900 feet,
and surrounded with picturesque noun
tains. 1t always enjoys a COOL re-
freshing breeze in summer, tempering
the heat of July and August and rem
dering the nights pleasant, while its
southern latitude prevents severe cold |
in winter and assures mild, even tenn
perature the year around. From
commercial standpoint it is the natural
supply point of an extensive region
supplies for the cattle ranch
IS for miles to the east, west and
south, and for the farmers of the Min
bres Valley to the north, while the
people of the mining camps in the var
GUS parts of Luna and Grant counties
70 the west and to the north come to
Deming for their supplies and to ship
heir ores. The water of Deming is
noted for its purity and the abundance
If the supply, the Mimbres river sink
ng into the gravel about twenty miles
,orth Of Deming and running beneath
he surface in an inexhaustible stream
Iirectly under the town. The water is
IS pure and soft as rain water, thus
making the town with its excellent
ailway facilities, peculiarly favored |
pot for manufacturing enterprises. 1t |
las population of about 1000 and is ,
under the village incorpo- q
alton act. Merchandising is an i'm a
'ortant industry, there being number /
4 large. we'll equipped general stores r
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-02-03
Get Rich Quick Schemes.

Several years before the railroads
reached this part Of the country, when
the stage road run some twenty miles
north OF here, an ~enterprising chap
came to the Mimhres, and built w.
what is now known as Old Town, a
magnificent city-on paper. He laid
out a town OF grand proportions, pic.
turcd river as large as the Mississippi
with steamboat at the lalling, wen.
back east and sold fifty or sixty thou.
sand dolla's worth Of lots, and well, he
dldn't have anything to call him back
to this country, so he remained east the
remainder Of his days A few old
buildings and a number of magnificent
cottonwood trees mark the site of Old
Towr, where one man struck it rich.
Another promoter did the same thing
on the Chicago & Rock Island road near
the town of Hobart. He bought a
quarter section Of land, pla ted it.
planned houlevards, located alleys.
parks and residence places" showed
where the government building, bank,
depot, etc, would be, and went out
after his game,
A man who wore blue goggles could
see that there wasn't any more hope of
making another town so close to Hobart
than there was to enthuse a wild In.
dian.
He went to German settlement in
northern Kansas and stayel week
painting rainbows for the thrifty citi.
zens. told them it was a glorious coun
Try, and plenty of it; that the soil was
peculiarly adapted for raising cotton.
corn, wheat, rye, oats, hay, turnips.
onions, potatoes, cabbage, babies, In
dans- anything a Christian had a right
to want, and right in the midst of this
land of milk, honey and sauerkraut he
had located the city of Komalty-high,
dry and healthful.
Result, the inhabitants filed up their
pocketbooks and piled into his special
train.
The train went through Komalty in
in the night and investors were unloaded
at Hobart. The engineer of the enter. |
prise had his band out on the street at |
break of day, and from that on peace |
and quiet took wings and flew out to
The woods. Every saloon in town had
been chartered for the benefit of Ko-
nalty's prospective owners. Before
he round Of the taverns was made it
vas unanimously agreed that Komalty
vas the best proposition before the
american public and the travellers were
'lamoring to be led out there. They
elt able to buy three Komaltys Just at
hat time, and, after the baggage car
vas loaded with few kegs of 'enthu-
iasm' the train pulled out for the
netropolis-to-be. The engineer was
nabled to find the place by a mail
rane near the track. There wasn't
else man had done there.
'ut there was the ground, just as the !
romoter had said, and his map to I
rove II had been laid ont. And there I
'as the country all round about as far {
the eye could reach and the railroad z
nd the brass band and the kegs in the /
aggage car Nothing had been mis-. v
q
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-02-03
AMERICAN
CAFE. u
ANNEX.)

Finest Service in the City.
Our entire Corps Strictly Ameri-
can and up-to-date.
Suppers and Banquets a Spec
ialty,
B. F. WILLIAMSON
Mgr. & Prop, Deming, N. NJ.
50tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-02-03
X. of ?. Installation.

The Officers of Deming Lodge No. 20
X. Of p. for the new Semi Annual term
were installed by o. G. c. Otto Smith
as follows:
j, f. Anderson, c. c.;
II. H. 0smer, V. c.;
w. Lawhon, Prelate;
F. DeLaunay, NJ. of W.;
c. A. Pierce, NJ. of A.;
p. Burdick, X. of r. & s.;
F. l.. NordhaUs, NJ. of f.;
Otto Smith, NJ. of F.;
NJ. A, Nordhaus, |. G.;
II, H. Williams, 0. G.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-02-03

The Electric Light Company have
put up eight new street lights in town
this week four on Silver and four on
Gold Avenues. A number of houses
have also been wired within the last
few days.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14
In PrN ise Of Cha mberlain's Coush
Remedy,

There Is no other medicine manu-.
featured that has received SO much
praise and 80 many expressions OF
gratitude as Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy, Ii Is effective. and prompt
relief follows its use, Grateful par.
ents everywhere do not hesitate to
testify To its merits for the benefit of
Others. 1t Is a certain cure for Group
aud viii prevent the attack II given
at The trst appearance Of the disease.
IL Is especially adapted to children
as II Is pleasant to take aud contains
nothing Injurious. Mr.. +. A. Hum.
phreys, we'll known resident and
clerk In the store OF. Mr.. +. Lock. of
Alice, Cape Colony, South Africa,
saws; II have used Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to ward OF Group aud
colds In my family. found il to be
very satisfactory and It gives me
pleasure to recommend II. " For sale
by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

10 was In case before the supreme
court OF Maine. A party had sued
the Boston \ Maine railroad to re.
cover damages for personal injuries.
The oompany's attorney, MIR, Yea.
ton, was examining the plaintiff, a
rather illiteIate man from one of the
ruial districts, and was endeavorinp
apparently, to confuse him.
"Did you say an at rasion of Tho
tlhia?" he asked.
The witness stared helplessly al
his questioner
~ say" again yentured the at
torney twas there confusion OF tn,
scinaY'
The witness was rea 1y TO collapse
when his attorney, Lawyer Copeland
who had voice like megaphone
cried out;
''lle wants To know did he bari
his shin Boston Herald
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

ANNA LODGE, NO. IA, ID. OF X.
Meets first and third Wednesdays at
/. o. o. +. Hall.
Mrs. Mary Kane, N. G.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

ROCKY MOUNTAIN LODGE
NO. ), /. o. o. +. Meets every Satur-
day evening at /. o. q. +. Hall. Wis
itlng members always welcome.
e.. g. Johnson, N. q.
II. s. Waters, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14
Sells Sacrilegious Charm.

A negro has printed several nun
dred copies OF letter purpoftlng 10
have been written by Jesus CHRIST
and found 45 years after his crucI-
fixion. IL Is his object TO sell the
letter u the ignorant OF bis race a
good macy copies Of this letter nave
already been sold among the poorer
white people OF Columbus, many
ignorant people not doubling us
genuineness. The letter has The iol-
lowing beading:
Copy of letter written hJ our
Savior, Jesus Christ
.'Foand ~ miles from lconium.
% years after our blessed savior 5
crlciixIon, transmitted from the
holy city by a converted jew, latin
fully translated from its original
Hebrew copy, now in possession Oh
the Lady Cuba's family 10 Mesopo-
tamia.
''Tbis letter was written by Jesus
Christ and found under great
stone both round and large, at the
top OF the cross Is miles from leon
ium, near a village called Mesopo-
tamia.
The following iuducement TO buy
Is published at the close OF the let
ter, and Is justly regarded as a sacrl-
lege of the worst character:
"And whatsoever shall have a copy
OF this letter, written with my own
hand, and keep II il their house,
nothing shall hurt them, neither
pestilence, lightning. nor thunder
shall do them any harm. You shall
have no answer from me, but by The
holy scripture, until the day OF judg'
ment. All goodness and prosperity
shall be In the house where copy Of
this letter shall be found. Pitts
burg Times.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14
PA cina the Blame.

John Philip Sousa was condemning
the voice OF comic opera comedian.
at Is such voice" he said, smil-
ing, as belonged TO a young man
whom | knew In my boyhood days In
Washington.
zone night at mems party, this
young man sang solo. 10 was ex-
ecrable. In the midst Of the hideous
racket, blutr old Squire Baer entered
Squire Baer sat down and folded
his hands on the knob OF his stout
stick. He waited patiently till the
young man had finished. Then he
said to him:
"'Well, boy, don't blame you.
You did your best. But II knew
the man who asked you To sing I'd
crack him over the head with this
club. "--Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

The story OF the torture OF Rev. o.
u. Moore, pastor OF tho Baptist
church, OF Harpcisvillc, N. Y, will
interest you. lie says. II suffered
asonics, because of persistent
cough, resulting from the giip. ]
had to sleep sitting up In bed.
tried many remedies, without relief,
until took Or. Kings New Dis.
covery tor Consumption, Coughs aud
Colds, which entirely cured my
cough. and saved me from consump'
ton. A grand cure for diseased
conditions Of the throat and lungs.
AT W. q. whitwell Drug Co, and Guy
Edwards druggist; price soc ant
81. ~, guaranteed Trial bottle free,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

LFMHI ENCAMPMENT NO. 10,
10. 0. +. Meets second and fourth
Wednesdays.
Fred Havemann, G. +.
Jas. l.. Kirtley, Jr., Scribe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14
Salmon Lodge Directory.

LEMHI LODGE NO. IL, A. +. q
A. NJ. Meets Saturday on or before
the full moon, at Masonic Hall. 30
journing brethren are welcome.
&c. Sinclair, w. NJ.
w. G. Smith, Sec.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

Clubman--It's astonishing how
many fools there are in the world.
Philosopher Yes, and there's al
ways one more than we think.
Translated for Tales from Simpicis.
simus
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14

Islled, and he is now living skeIe-
ton, weighing only 81 pounds. --Ex-
change.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-12-14
Did the doctor cali, JobnY''

'tDid the doctor call, Johnf'
Eyes; he says I've got to take the
rest cure"
''Was he looking at your tongue
when he told you that"
"No; he was looking at your pic
ture. ~ Houston Post.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
federation Of En6pr.

Gnpfeblln0cn I'M %ubre9brriht 0C5
FrdliOenten @omper5 gcbiUiQt.
2onQc 3cbutten.
@ittShurh go, 81. Nou.
&nl Gonucnt Der Observation-Disclosures
of %obor iiibrtc &. u. Cabin uonTort
Mortb, Ger, &ertrctcr Der Turmcra'
Goucationol II. Cooperative Union
OF Nmerico, aus, BOB Der @oupt}pcf
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Der Ejaculation in Nommo0c mir
olrd) in1iNc3 3uNamnlcn0cbcn nit
ser orguuilirtcn Nrbcit crrCidt lucr
Den t0nnc, moQegen Die N}itglicorr
Scr 6ormcr9 G0ucutionul II. Goopcro
tine Union lid bCrCit3 sum au5ihlicHs
lld)el Nnt0uT Don Nuuumuolhnuurcu
nit Dem llnionitcmpcl pcrpilihtct
bdtter.
Die im &o6rcSbcrid)t Oe3 Erdiiocn
ten @onlpCr3 cntb0ltcnCn GmpicD
llnl9cn mur0en pom Gomitc Dem lie
SIR Nc9lttohtunQ iibergc6cn morhcn
looren, clnitimmig %occCptirt. 9aa b.
trc11cl0c Gomlitc uerllrtheiltC Die Cir.
1oItS9c'cbc, mie tic in Den Ser Stoa.
ten A%e9cnp0rtiq bcitC6cL lu1O cr.
tlnrte lie Iilr ucrinlimtQamiOrig. Ser
Sto1opuntt Oc@ YrGiiocntcu @om
pcr3 b%ctrcrI& 0e5 Nu0Ihluiic3 bon obi
ltclildcr mo ioponii6Cr9lrbcit mur0e
gut gchci6cn. Nun bcihloB. cincl}c.
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Ncrbeitilbrrng CtnC9 |o1gcmcincu
Nd)t1tlul02n Cages un0 5rr 2lbidlaT.
lung Scr Sinner @lrbCit.
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loIution por, in mcIhcr oo3 @crbuG
ten Scr NCilcrn Union telegraph SO.
Nc1cn 0ic Commercial Sclc0ropbcr'3
Union pCrtrtbcilt miro.
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cS gclcNcntIid Ser 3uloiiunn ser
Gon1pI &nitoQotcurc 5lt elmer icbr
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AlittlcQ EbeiI nobnI lu10 0cQcn sic
ElrtIdci0unq ocS &oriitcuocn @om
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lplrroc, luclAc ic0of ole GntiHci0rn1
oc2 &oriiGcn0ct QlrtbicB, ooB fcin}(r.
better &crbono cincn Charter crhal
ten Tonne. ociicn }lrbcit9iclO nit oenl
ctnc@ onocrcn &crbonoCa in Gunilift
Itcbc. SroB oieier Gntihcioumg mir
DC ober Die Ncbottc iiber 3uloIinnl
oocr Nidt}uIaIlmg uon ocn Gclcau.
ten mcitCrgCiilhrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22

nm cine Grin0Iihteit3 ,3lNvciiulG
allgegangen mer0en, uHl)Ohs 3crf
IortieBen 81 f6nnen. (Sm 9iircou Der
Eanomofonol Gommiiiion miro be-
toni, bob, iiir Den SAL, ooB Der Gon.
grcB nidt 9Ieih nof iciucr Gr0iinm0
fitr Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soros
trogen Iolte, ollc Nrbeiteul cin0eItcut
lperocn miiBten. Die obencrmdhttet
6orocrltnacn mlrocu obne Hiidiidt
ollr Die Gniilion Der Banana 9onOa
Nll2Qabe olliQcItcQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
%iiracrmeiitcr= Gonucnt.
Sine rationale Hciorm @cmcduno
lull Ql1ebQhnt mcrorl.

GlcDclonO, 9. 81. Nou. -
@ilracrmciitcr So6nion bat inn &cr
Elm init Den Crpdbltcn Niirg2rmci
ltcrn 0cmpicp bon Cincinnati, @uO
ger bon Columbus ulO @Uitlod BON
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Stdoten pom Obio CrmGbltcn @iirocr
mclltcrn AM 0cn /. Qc5embcr Iad)
Glepcla1O cit6eruicn. Mupor Qume
Don Chicago mo Miopor gHrapcr pom
Elila0clpbin mCrOcn Ger Neriannl-
hung beimobncn. Cine rationale Ne
torms 9epc9rn1 3med8 9tcuNctal-
tllnA poIitii6er &erbGltniiic III Ben
StIOtCn iii Qcplont. Mouor \<obnion
crtlGrtc: r3ltcrIt bc5luctt Die 3lt'nm.
mcnflnit Die CrgnniiirluN zines
&crbanOca ser @iirQcrmeilter otter
AroBcrcn StG0te 0ca @nn0c3. <
miinifcn ollc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sum @citritt ~ Dem &crbanoc III be
lucgcn. Nod %politdn0igcr Cr8anili-
rltnN mcrocu mir sum Sample iilr
@%eicbgeblmA. sic o &ort5ctIcn iiir
sic StGOtc lit, %riiiten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
SruGnn0cn gcGrn Coroner Se0r-
brunab.

Mount 0crnol, ., 81. Nou.
- 9ic ,Sdmur5c &ono"mia iih, mie
cS id)citt, nit Dem Tollc 0ca jlutgcn
Stuoenten Eierion pom acupon Sol
lc0e 5ll id)nifcn mudcn ser onOlrd)
INNS Scbcn 0Cfommcn iCin iou, bob
or onlIBlih ieincr beuoritcbcnocn2tuf
rabn1c in cine Stu0entelt @crbin
Dung Don committeeman an ein9a6n
gelcilc icltgebrua0Cn mo bon cinclIt
3rgc ilberiobrCn muroc. Gem So.
rorer Scurborou9b fam nanliO bcll'
tc folgen0Cr, in ser Eoitltution ),
Srootlpn, u. D., ouf0cQcbencr 9riCi
5lt: gGoroncr Scorborougb! Nuicn
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pen. Sic beidn0ren crnitlid)cn Cru
bel beroui," NlS llnterld)riit mar
olll Dem 9rieic cine groBe idluor}c
San0 o6gebiloet. Ser Coroner BOT
sen Srici ben Eoitbcborhen 5llr lln-
ttrllldnlg Der Sabe iibergebell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
SnIfi,fliidtlino cinocianacu.

niles, Minm,, 81. Mon. - ii.
ItrittSnnmult Sobn =. Glarf bon
@rootlpL u, g., uno iein gliiiitcnt
i. 4. Gaiireu babcu oeu bier perboi-
tcten .Eant Namilton init 9eitimnlt.
belt ais oen ililhtigen @rootlnner
Nonofoten 9eniamin i. Gbobleu
iOcntiii5irt. Ser Nrreltant aber 'ogt.
CT lei nid)t ser gcillhte Suiiisiliid)t.
ling, uno nil ooS Nil3lieierungSuer-
fobren geridtlid, betGlnpien. @egell
Gbaoiep mlrbe I'M Sabre 1902 ne
gen llnterihlogung Nnfldge erboben.
GA = IT
rrastdie 1--WE Sots, Die HI Inner Gs.aut'aa'
: ss,,'s NMMzXM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
SdpffSfartcn oDn ano uad) SentId)
lunN.

Son Baltimore bis 9remen: SEA.
lite $40 unO $3.50; 9remen-@aI.
tilnore bis gum 1. Topember $3.50
mo $G2.50; bonn 1. Mopember bis
1. Iuguit $3.50. Gunbreiie 81 bill.
ilacrem Ereiie. Sbeo. s. Siencr e
So, Sumner Nr. 3, ia Slt,2ering-
ton.Str. (323-)
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