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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31

4 AAtjh AAhJHAuthA
Der. 3otb trot pie beIdloiien 5us
Iommem. sinlpeIeno lporen Sotob
6roB, 5ottIpb BABE. Treo @oIi
mann uno pbiIipp gBeireI, Gommiis
idre, uno Auoitor 9epprrIe.
Die petition pon gIoen; @bas.
Burner, ben Hotb eriudeno, bob err
cine HeIolution poiiiren ion oobin-
Iauteno, bob Die Steuer bon 1890
oeoen NorooItA pon 9-125-66 nidt
Elm Geteniiousredt ouf beio9tes 2ono
lei, nuroe abeelebnt,
2lui Intro9 luiro Der Gountp au
oitor oneemieIen an Soiepb 3 BEL
$3.50 iiiS yiooo Roll 5uriid 5u CT
%itotten, meIdDe irrtbiimlidl 1905 ge-
gen inn %oiIeIiirt poroen iuareu.
Dos 6eIud1 bon Gbos. Surner
betrefIeno SrmdBieung Der Steuern
ouI o~c'riIie Sots in Cecilia lpuroe nuI
Nntroo ob9elcbnt.
Nui 9lntro9 wuroen Iol9enoe Jteh'
mn9en bepiaioi:
70. 50. 6urIt, Goblenfabren, $ll6S,
Che partition Yooonce, announcement
ouI Gltrop paper, 1.50,
s. s. 6rimeo. 9oblenfubren, Leo,
Sobn Ooilp, Gartoee, Las.
Der SeriGDt bon We9e Superoi
ior s.. $. SoIt bon Dt,tritt yio. 6
luurbe perleien uno sepriiit uno oui
ant:aa e~enebmi9t, ioIpie Der auoi'
tor anoenieien einen Worront bon
5000 fir $. s.. Yoit aus5ultelen.
9eantroot uno beIhlonen. oaB
$36O.OO benz 8eeiiter OF DEEDS ga
mes @rei9 bepiai9t Weroen louen
fir 6elo, peld)eS er fir einen in lei
uer Office beid)dItioien Deputy nob'
reno oeS Sabres 1905 porl.recste.
gui Mntroe piro Der Mnoitor ant
oemieien. benz Gounip Stobmeiiter
cine @ieoereritottune o $4,000
fir irribiimlid ous9ellellte Sa9o'
liSenIen 3u MAIDEN.
Muf Iniro9 miro Der SnuntDibob-
meiIter onecmieien, Die perlonal'
Iteuer bon 1905 9e9en 6reo urnoi
inn Soipnibip Willoiu an pioerrnfenI
neil oieIelbe Steuer i'm Seolo 2omn
lbip fir 1905 portommt.
Phi Intro3 muroen Iol9enoe Jtedl
nun9en belpili9t
Sreo 6oifmann, 9ommltlorS9eonb
ren uno WleiIen9eloer, $1,000,
SottIoh Babe, &ommifdrssebiihrei
uno MeiIenseloer. 1920,
pbiIipp Weirel, 8ommilidrssebiib
rem, $500,
Sotob SroB, &ommifdrsaebiibrel
unb DieilenseIoer, 1880.
Safob SroB,
DorFBer.
llS obn Z. 9epperte,r7g
sSountp auoitor.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
R0uig saward kehrt zuriek.
@iro id in Der fommetSen Saiion
in 9pnopn ~anfbalten.

2onbon, %. San. &onia
Goporo. Ger iid felt lesten Iopember
100 err einen SiiBfnodel bra6, meiit
auf benz 9anoe aufgebolten bat, febri
AM 80. Sonuar nah 2onoon 8uriid,
nm Iif ouf ole Soiion uno ibre @r-
eianiiie norSnbereiten. Inter onoerm
miro er aud Dem StopeIlauf oeS rie'
fisen 2inienidifBs nDreaonangbt"
am 10. 5e6rrar beipobnen, om 1s
Sebruar Den eriten Sofempfana DO
balten iinS om 10. Sebrunr bos Har'
lament er0ifnen. Mon erf6brt iest
ooB oie an6deloerleenne erniter mar
oIs onf6ngltd bcridtet; Der Sonic
bot lih iebr idonen miiiieh, lit obel
| iebt mieoer heiuobe mohl unS miri
Die Soiion obne Sdmiprigfeiten NIT
MAIDEN fonueu,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31

@erlfH ~ ,San Tic mitSn
Niee 8eiAasaasgaEmi Nlcn hai Ar
pem GentvaiH uoracihlaaeng lia'fel
u~sic garauitNueygIan fnpluntigft0
Tie Here @raniteuer hiINet b%etanni
Iid etnen meicntiItcn HeitauoteiI oN
@eid&iinmBrelorm SuiteniS,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
3ooes9lodem.
+ Trau &enihler.

Ssute, Wlittno6 Wioreen boIb l
ubr itorb Srou Heni6!er, Semoblin
ron Shubmod)er HenideI, in ibrem
Seim an pieIIer Styobe.
Tie 0eritorbene muroe IN Der Sos
loEie Neu SreuoenihoI, SiioruBIouo,
oeporen mlo erreidte elm gllter bon
65 Sobren.
IoS 8eardbniB Iinoet mor9en.
Dorneretn9, BON Der Buptiitentird,e
aus Itott.
Jrieoe ibrer aihe!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
r Grau 8au @uroer.

Seitern, Dienstos, ita,b i'm Seim
ibrer Sodlter, 5rou Somes VI.
Broom, Srou Ban Soroer. Dos
9egrdbniB finoet beute Nohmittas
inter Der Seitune o giep. Sooo
bon aberoeen pom Der p~resbptbes
riiden 2irde aus itatt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
Waaren

gu %beidtisen, welbe jebt tdslidb in @iaHe eintreien. ga es Fb
nidt bepertfeaiaen lief. infer @eddft I'M sroBtn @ansen su per=
iaufen, entidloien mir nS, baHelbe bon Neueul gu %betreiben.
Sersebt baber MIDI, @ud bic neuen @aaren a~nsuiebeu.
glr weroen gud mie INNER t~reunolid) nno reel bebienen.
Mdtunas1oQ
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
gferbegei6irre ;

lie itno biibid), nett, oauerboIt uno
biui9 uno 5ieren ieoes Yiero, aud,
ben d%lteitcn Sted)er. Vile gum Sott.
Ieifo6 9ebDrenoeu Irbeiten uno 9te,
paroturen iperoen bon mir btuia,
oauerboIt, reea uno piinftlih ousoe-
Iiibrt. Meme WertItdtte lit oo3u
Iehr bequem ein9eribtet uno Mote.
rial lit mebr ais 9enu9 uorbanoen.
&cmmt Nae, Oh alt poer Jung, id)
neroe Seoen Ireunclih, bDflid mno
ausorfommeno beoienell, lpie oies ia
III meiner Irt lit.
Wiit einem Id)onen Srub
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
S6CfeI, pre5|er
& lit5

ii Gureto, Glib 0ofoto, in 5tearno
bin. IS miro mir cine iiberous
9roBe 6reuoe bereiten, menn ,Sbr
uon icbt ob all @ucrn 9eoorT IN
SrocerieS, iertigen 6erreur uno
DamentIeioernb StieIeIn S6uben,
Goppen, Often, GiIen, 9led)., Bors
5%elIon1 SIos- uno 9ebernaoren,
perih eoenem Berf3eu9, farm. uno
neutrality-suspicious., aIIer
grt 6ei3s uno Goh6Ien II. +. no, bon
oieier, fuie ia ol9emetn betonni, in
leoer 9e5iebuns 3uoeridHigen mo
9epiiienhoiten Sirmo be5ieben pers
BET, uno 5lpor 3u BEN nieorioiten
PreiIen. SD modte Gud gang bes
ionoers ouTmertIom MAIDEN auI
meine uor mir IeIbIt an9eferti9ten
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
cennip.Raib.

geeta. e. n. 81 SannoT 1905
= lhE ~sscvuiiaaaO.
Ter gialh trol lple bslhlcNen aa
iammsn dtle Nltralieper p0rel, On
ipeicnn.
Der Observation-Disclosures Ecriht bon
NseiIier OF TeeoS Somec @rcia dbsr
Die mahreno oeS IrBien SunsiolO
eTbobenen @ebiihren wuroe perleien
uno anf Nntras oliaenowmeit
auI Nntrao ,uuroe Der @onntp
2mobmeiiter o~naeluieien bic Sieuer
9ertauiS Sertifitoie fir bic Sabre
1895, 1896, 1897. 1898, 1899 nno
1900 sesen oas Sano 3u aiiisniren.
peldneo beidrieben III ais 300x300
SuB in eiiooii1 BON siorooitk BON
Sec. 20-126-67. aeaen Gmpia.s
Don $3.50.
gui 2ln.roa muroen iolsenoe Reh.
mnsen bepiai9t /:
Sreo Nrnoi, Moteriolien fir Dos
Sourtbnne uno Mrmeu. SIS 81,
+. .. 2omrp. oHiSielIe Dsudioden
uno Office Wiateviolien, 51.25.
0as an9ebot o Srou Ynno
Ehorsruo bon $40 fir ole Steueru
oeeen Got / Ylod / pDttdners 9o.
oition az Gurefa nuroe All glntra9
onaenommen.
Nui antroa puroen IoIsenoe ytedl.
nunsen beluiaiat
Sofob Spod1im. WoIFeprdmie. 81,
replu Grd)onee, Wtoteriolien iiir
Gourt 6ous mo Gurtoins liir ben
neuen Nnbou, 1891.
2luI Nntro9 oertoote iih Der 9totb
nuI / ubr stohmitto9S.
] lbr Ho6mittaoS.
Der 9taib trnt mie beidIoilen aus
iummen, ale WiteIieoer warcn on'
tpeIeno.
8eontro9t uno teihloiien, ooB Dem
GouutpS dobmeiiter uno benz Goun
IN Auoitor ie ein Oeputp beniliot
peroen fir bic Ntonote Souuor, Sc
bruor uno Wtdr5 az einem SeboIt
BON $40 per Wionoi.
NuI glntroe nuroe bic Hedlnmn9
bon 6. y. Toucauon bon $3.50.
Gommiiidrs 6ebiibren mno WeiIen-
eeloer bemiQi9t.
6ierouI muroe our YriiIung Der
Bidder oeS Gomntp Shobmeiiters
9eIdriiten.
gui glntro9 oertoete Iid1 Der Totb
ouI ben ipI9enben Go9, 8 nbr Dor
mittoeS.
4. Somlor 1906, { llbr 0ormittne5.
Der Holb trnt mie beIdloIIen 3u-
iammen, o0e Wiit9Iieoer noren an.
meIeno. Es
Wtit Der priiIumo Der Bidder muroe
Iortoelobren uno muroe oieieIbe nm
Uiitto9 beenoi9t. lille Bidder Itimm.
ten oenou therein uno Der 9ctrua
ppn $14S74 SO in !66noen pcs
SdoBmeiiters p%orgeTmoen. Bean
trogt uno beIhIoTen, bob Der HoIh
iid bis / llbr yiodmittogS oerto9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
&~onfirmunOen . uuterriAt.

am Montao ben 26. Sebruor be-
oinnt Der tGoIide 8onfirmunoen'
nnterridt, Dieienieen ainoer, rpeIde
am 4'oImIsnntoo fonfirmirt meroen
m6d)ten. m ii benz unterribt
ieoen Sag b%eimobnen.
-. Geinbarbt, Ealtor.
Die Gureta 6iue 2o9e go. 16,
Sroen Der UlottobeeS, miro ndd)'
item Diensti 20, ben 6. Sebruar 1906,
in Der Stootboue cine nette Ibenc'
uuterbcltun9 oerouItaIten. bel rpeld1er
oas tleine SbeaterItiid oSbe ytelu
Womon's JteTorm Club" our Iui'
Iiibrun9 9elon9en miro. Nub Tor'
fridge neroen r%ecitirt, 10 inter onoe'
rem einen oou sri. Wtinnie Se5el.
SidctS T%eierpirte Sibe 30 Gents
gnocre Sibe % eents. &iltoer UNI
ter u Sabren {: ID SentS.
SrI. amelio Stuuer lit Id)per
ertrontt. Seit yteuiohr ruar oie'elbe
Idon leioeno. Winiden baIoi9e
BeHerun9.
Die oeutid)e ReIormirte 2irde
miro elmer 9riinoIi6en Tenooirune
unterporIen. Wm. Gn3i miro oos
plditern b%eiorsen.
@bas. Wlig bot oieie Wpde %
Siiid 3 Sabre olte Stiere 9etauit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
Ncfanntmahnn9.

0iermit eildren mir alien uneren aunosn ano 5reuuosn
iopie benz eesbrten, Nnbliium i'm aaseneinen. bob mir unS eut
idloieu haben and fernerbiu i'm @eihdit 81 bleiben.
s8ir eriudben oesbalb Seoermaun, unere
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31

auen meiten Sreunoeu uno Be-
tannten our 9eneisten &enntnib.
nobme, bob i6 felt geeinn bieIes
Sobres bel Der ouerortS beItbefonn-
ten 9nnoelsiirmo
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-01-31
SOtAles.

On Die @ltern Der S6nlfinoer !
Der Sbulrotb bon Gureto mnd)t
biermit betomt, BOB teine Ginoer
mehr mebr i'm erIten Yrimdr 3im'
mer fir ben 9ieIt oeS SfluIiobres
ouiQenommeu meroen, oa feline
GloiIeu mebr aebiloet uno oos Gin.
mer iiberiiiQt ut.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
New Form Of Kettle.

II Is we'll known that in handling
the common form of kettle for boiling
water the hands are often burned. due
to displacement Of the cover Of the
kettle and escape Of steam or from
similar cause The use Of a cover for
= kettle is Instantaneous. In that
the same is located near the handle,
uoccssitating the filling Of the reCcp.
uClc at an inConvCnicnt portion of the
body. A new form Of kettle, the IN.
ycntion Of two Brooklyn inventors
does away with the use Of cover, oh.
Waiting the likelihood Of scalding the
hands Of the user and simplifying the
general structure OF the device. A
kettle constructed in accordance with
this invention is in form substantially
the same MS those now In common use
and consists Of body or receptacle,
entirely closed with the exception OF
an opening In the side, from which
extends a spout. The latter is OF spe.
cial formation, having at its upper eX
trcmity a funnel.shaped extension OF
greater capacity than the spout. A
cover Is hinged to this extension and
the whole used as a pouring lip. In
order to attach the spout to the body
Of the kettle there are employed two
tubes, which not only serve as a re
enforcement for the spout but affort
passages In communication with IN,
spout and receptacle The upper spou
allows an escape for the steam gene.
atcd In the kettle, the steam passinl
from the receptacle at n point wher,
It is not likely to scald the person wh'
is grasping the handle. The recepta
Gle is, OF course, filled through tn,
spout,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Puzzled BY New Llnht.

Paris hardly knows what to make
OF the We, ii CooperHewitt mercury.
vapor lamp. A newspaper correspond.
ont writes Of 4: The motor garages
and agencies have, OF course. adopted
IT, hu; mineral water dealers, tailors
and fish shops have been even with
them, and In all their windows the
fierce, unmstakablc blush light
CLOVIS. The opera house too has
adopted It. 4 first look at It makes
one think OF Crookes' tubes and y.
rays and leaves a doubt whether II Is
not the very light which to some
seems green and TO others violet. II
has. indeed, been called violet and
green, but, in popular opinion It is a
mixture. It makes the best complex,
ion look ehasi'y"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

York architect who has made special
study Of the genoalogy Of the tall
buildings, this form OF roof tree Is old
rather than new.
IAN OF the fortified cities were built
very high and narrow" he said. The
higher the buildings the less the cir.
conference Of the wall necessary to
inclosc them, with consequent econo.
my In the H. .cr Of men necessary
Tor the patrol I'd defense.
Some Of the highest houses and
narrowcst streets in Paris and other
European cities to-day he went on 10
explain, are found in the oldest quar-.
l"rs those which formed the original
city
"Thc population Of the outlying dis.
'rIcis Of Paris Is for the most part
housed In lcncmcnts. In many respects
worse than the worst II our own. Com.
pared with the high buildings Of New
York aud Chicago the French tene.
mrnl rs, of course, mere pigmy, bu,
the fact remains that Europe for gen.
crallnns has built in the air. II may
be- that ben Franklin brought the idea
HON" with him after his diplomatic
mlHalun abroad
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Especial Correspondence)

stone sarcophagus-for II needs none.
The observer feels more as he looks
upon II, than could be expressed in
any words chiseled in stone by the
hand OF man. But all about, In the
mosaic floor. in the sculptured walls,
in the figures Of victory repeated be-
fore the twelve pillars sustaining the
main floor In the stands Of moldering
battle flags between them; In every
dec lration, and every arrangement OF
the place of rest, are reflected the
greatness Of the illustrious dead In
the pavement are the names Of his
great battles. outside OF them,
around the dead, like circle, is
wrought in dark marbles a great
wreath of bay. Beyond radiate the
points of sun Of glory. All Is effect.
i've, all artistic, all nicely calculated
to bear in upon the mind Of the OBJ
| server the glories Of France, and OF
| its alien king maker, and one-tlme
| Corsican corporal, whom none could
understand, and whose life story Is
one OF the great human mysteries Of
all time
Turning from the tomb Of the con.
Queror Of Europe filled with he knows
not what conflicting thoughts on the
puzzle Of human life and glory, the
traveller goes to the museum OF In
valides, near by, and there sees the
cooked hat and gray coat once worn
by Napoleon, and the dressing gown
Of his St. Helena captivity. They are
just as he laid them aside, barring
the natural process OF slow return to
the dust, and they are more eloquent
Of the personality Of the man than all
the books ever written about him. or
all the pictures OF him ever painted.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
E.FSzZj.!1ITI
IL IYH G!!!.MI,1
/ ], EI
Novel Fire Truck.


The majority of modern buildings,
especially office buildings and fac
tories, are hreprooi, and In case OF
fire there is always great danger, ana
frequently those who are in the build
Ing do not have time to escape by the
regular exits. 1t is then that the fire
,ruck illustrated here, the invention OF
a Missouri man, would be of immense
value in saving lives Although COM
plicated in construction, II can be con
venlcntly transported from place to
place for the purpose of gaining &c.
cess to the upper stories and the roof
Of the building, in order to facilitate
The escape OF occupants. At one end
of the truck Is a collapsible tower
formed Of number Of telescope sec.
tons. which can be elevated or eX.
tended to position by compressed air.
When the sections have been elevated
they are locked In this position and
automatically released by reducing the
mir pressure Connected with the tow
er are supporting arms, upon which
are mounted a pair of lifesaying bas,
kets or cars. These baskets can be
adjusted to any position and swung
near the window or other portion OF
a burning building, the occupants en-
tering the baskets and being trans
ported in safety TO the ground, An
additional advantage is the fact that
the tower can be inclined at any angle
with respect to the truck. The tower
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

the place Is flooded with blue light.
from a clever arrangement IN the
lun1ttes OF the dome Truly sepu.
chral is this light, and rs effect IS
heightened by The View across the cir
cular depression In which rcsH he
tomb, 81 a splendid altar on which Us
cast, from concealed Windows al either
side, n strong yellow light llIr golden
sunshine The twisted pillars of me
altar are laid heavily with gold. ami
the effect ot the yellow light upon u
and upon the silver ornaments. .s
remarkably striking.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Raised BY Compressed Air.

Fan he constructed Of as many sec.
ions as necessary to reach the de-
sired altitude, the sections being Of
similar shape and graduated sizes, so
as to telescope one within the other,
The motor for supplying compressed
air is inclosod in the hood on the front
part Of the truck.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

II couldn't have been that woman
with record OF 500 beatings from her
spouse who invented the formula; He
hardly ever beat me; he's more like a
friend than a husband"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Jack London is going to spend four
Of five years with his wife on literary
yachting trip around the world. Mean
while the social revolution will have to
take care Of itself
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

In spite OF the alarmists, It is worth
remembering that no monopoly has
ever succeeded yet in cornering the
visible supply Of ocean.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Gypsy Morarehs.

King Thomas Costello. chief Of
noted tribe " gypsics. died In Newark
\ ! recently. For seven generations
Costello has been ON the throne"
Thomas succeeded his brother three
years ago Tie will be succeeded by
hts ayonrold son, but the affairs OF
III" irlhs will be managed by re-
rrncy TIL he reaches his majority.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

I desire that my ashes shall repose on
the banks OF the Seine. IN the mlds, OF the
French people, whom loved so we'll
This simple sentence Is inscribed
over the door leading to the sunken
circular space under the dome OF the
invalIdes in Paris, wherein rests, In
sarcophagus OF red Finnish granite,
the mortal remains Of Napoleon Bona
parte. 1t is from the will of the great
est military genius Of the age, the last
earthly request Of broken man, pin
ing to his death in the shadow of his
former greatness, on bare, wind
swept island, guarded by his former
enemies.
A generation was to pass between
the death Of Napoleon and the honor
ing OF his ashes by their removal ia
Paris. to be laid at last by the banks
OF the Seine. when, In 1871, the bit
terness Of Napoleon's acts and hna
overthrow had died somewhat from
official minds, while the dying house
Of Bourbon was yet, for a time, II
power, the ashes Of the great Corslcar
were brought to France by the Prince
de Joinyille and were deposited In the
splendid tomb prepared for 1t In thu
home the state provides.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Still another airship is going to O.
next-er-w week; or, possibly II is next
year, or maybe, next century. II We
had invented an airship We would wait
till It flew before We said It did.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Front ElevatiN.
Cd ed @

and has 14.foot posts. At the left OF
driveway is horse stable and feed
alley. To the right of driveway IS
granary and store room. Granary Is
l3S"X24 and will hold 1000 bushels OF
grain. The stables and granMy
should be feet high. If more room
is required in the loft the posts might
be made is or 20 feet high and would
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

To develop style, says a critic, young
authors should write poetry. Good ad.
vice, provided the poetry is not pub.
lished. Otherwise, think Of what II
might develop in the readers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Materials for Walls.

/. How much gravel and Portland
cement would be required to build a
wall under a building SO feet by 50
feet, wall to be one foot below the
ground one foot above the ground and
one foot thick?
@ Give material and cost for
cement floor in stable lS feet by SO
feet.
|. The amount Of material for a
building SO feet by so feet wall 2 feet
high aud one foot thick would be as
follows: Portland cement, Sia bar
rels, gravel, II yards. stone filters "
yards, labor four men two days, build
ing walls.
.. For floor for stable IL 'eet by SO
feet by inches thick, Portland
cement l6 barrels, gravel Z yards bro
ken stone yard, labor l-!lng floor
men " days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

This opens up the marriage Ques.
ton" says Joe Howard in the full
tide OF his Sunday letter Il have no
desire to go into that branch OF the
subject Was there ever a wiser
man?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

We are glad Richard T. Fox has re.
signed, for his name won't get into
the papers hereafter Every time we
saw that name It made us think Of the
gentleman who made diamond-studded
belts famous.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

II is reported that King Leopold has
cleaned mp Sl5,ooo.uoo in the Kongo
Free State. Leopold is one OF the few
men who have made fortunes by rub
bering.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Canadian orators assert that the
twentieth century belongs to the Do.
minion. 1t should be added hastily
that she does not intend to monopo.
lie IL literally.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

To 6e sure, it is something new that
a convict should win the $4,000 prize
for correctly guessing the attendance
at the st. Louis exposition but the rest
Of the story is familiar His lawyer
gets half.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Alice Roosevelt is said to have
twenty.seven hats. but we'll bet she
will insist upon having a new one for
Easter
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Remember that Gen. Money, who
captured the town Of Dajabon, is a
partisan Of Gen. Jimincz. This will
help to keep you clear on San,o Dom
lingo politics.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

The American girl who deliberately
marries q title encumbercd with a
rake and a fool is entitled TO no sym
patty when the trouble comes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Stlll, as n concrete and impressive
warning to oycrcapitalized American
women Count Boni may serve a useful
purpose,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

It will aStonish everybody to learn
from a Philadelphia paper, that Phil
adelplia is the most religious city on
this continent"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Why do autobubblers 60 To Florida
TO prove that you can ramble at a rate
OF two miles minute. We who dodge
them know IL already.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Sir Henry lryings son, II. b Ir.
wing. is coming over here in Lights
Out" Merely to have It recorded and
out Of the way once for all, We an.
nounce that he Lights Out from
England so to spC9k.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

There is a tariff war In the Balkans.
a great improvement. AT all events on
the other kind OF war that section Is
famous for.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13
Here King.Maker Rests.

In' not until he has leaned on the
circular rail- ~ marble directly under
the dome AMI gnlcd On tho central
mass NJ deep fod granite IN me shud
oay recess below. dpcs the traveller
feel the true sD'rmnl'y ~ me tomb
house Beneath lha' massive stone
Hes he bpdy ~ o imam Who sent rhuu
sands ~ hin frIlpw creatures ~ la,If
deaths, whD thaNri'd aud bull 40
lluglpms o. Will vim brought ~
'h'ir bnc's lhr haughi'csl mpuarcha
10 Eurppr suing fpf bile iHypr. ahu
Ilf'rd be pNu pUs'Iu family from
pDy'iy hnd be- commonplace 10
Nprd pD1rr and 'hrpn's. Who found
IN ihr Lau'nrA 90 lhr movements
~ gf'h bDdl's ~ men ~ lhr rYnr NJ
'lrupu Hnd rash ~ me. bis chief
stimulus d, ambition and d source NJ
pp~t'. hhd vim % Inrl. broken aud
ap'Hi summ'1 up Ne total N his
hpp's ~ Ne me .as' i'pu,sl that his
bpdy migLl b' buiI,1 Ia Paris. by The
| seine
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-04-13

Admiral Togo cables that he cannot
say definitely just when he will visit
the United States, That April proph'
ecy, is appears, was that kind Of a
story.