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New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
F0REIGN PORrs

London, Aerl l7Arrived. steamer Mnnehaha ,nr, roh
inscu. New York: Thonsshaven sraan,er i.V'-
Korf (GeD. Wichausen. New York. NS"''
premen. April l6 m--Arrived. steamer
Wilhelm tCer) Richter YORK MA Piv,,n,,,hp ~
C-herbours u. IN. sailed, steamer Grosser Kur,ir,
GER, PreEn. New York '-'9'
Hamburg. ApIil IL p m-Arrved. steamer Snerko
tGerl. sauermann New York Via Plymouth and Ch.s
houyg
Gibraltar April iTArrived Princes. Irene fC.r,
panuen'inn, Scw York Naples and Genoa 80 "a
uroc,eteb; passed. steamer Itala GtaD Rano New
work fcr Genoa S' ""
Venice Anrtl l-AIrivei steamers Giula tAuSu. Par
York vLt AlRicrN
Eoulogne April 10 10 msai!ed steamer Patricia 1Ger)
from Hamburg and Dovcrl New with
$50 cabin AMI .553 steorage passengers
Hayra. April li--saed. steamer Hudson tFrl,
New Nor; arrived steamer Iran tfrl. PERKS New
work. yin Newport kewr
N.nchssteT April i1Arrlved seaz,-rs H.ahlnors (Br
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

pheIn. York. Titan (B1. Amsy. New York
via ST Johns r
Dunnet Head. April i6-Passed. wilikommen
,(ier, Iotza New for Swineuunde
Belfast April 4-ATrived. steamer Caucasian (Brl
Brown.
Montevideo. April i6-Arrived previously.
de Larrnsga terl Arnold. New York for Buenos
Genoa. April lT-Arrtved. tCfer)
ISpgreuter. New York Naples
Genoa. April ls-saed. steamer Fert OtaD. GIannoui
New York
sesres, April t6-Passed sielian Prince Csrl
.(lartdge New York for Naples and Palermo
East London. April l3-Arrvsd. Susduehan ma
'Br'. samuel New York Via ST Vlncent y. tape
n.
Plata, April l6-Arrived pr~viouslv steamer
Taurus tNori Edvard-en. New York for Rucnos
son Oron trieste ana Ftumsi. New NorS
tell. York. '''' -
PERM bucn April l2 Arrived steamer E,s4e~,
Thomas New York for Santos - ''
zones. New York via Punta A7SnaA N'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.
Children's Play with Matches Causes a
Tragedy in William Street

Polly Kafner, Of No. 1Ol William street died
at Gouverneur Hospital last night in intense
pain as the result OF burns received while play
Ing with matches with other children While
playing In William street of the children
ihreW lighted match in play at Polly and her
'hin cotton gown flashed into blaze. She ran
screaming to the hallway Of her home where an
oid woman caught her and plucked the blazing
fragments OF the gown. After being covered
with OIL at a nearby drug store she was re-
moved b. an ambulance TO the hospital where
the beE; efforts save her life were or No avail
The mother is iSIracted
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
GERONIMO, APACHE CHIEF. DYING
Protests His Virtue-"Needed More Here
Than in Heaven

IA Sto7. Okla. April i7-Geronino. ch!ef Of .be
Apache indians. Is critically i'll at his home on
Bort sl Military Reservation and is not ex
pscted 20 1--we. When his biographer called on him
Monday Geroaime said:
j am DTayl2g . the white mars God. vho bs :
fnaGe ne mar "a; fc- Heaven. spalc my life
1of te~ gears longer la IL until I am fred
iT"..l c'.stctiy AID nsy people in free ho,.,ss
God EE3Us r1y h-art good but 4 am tsIIin
iillI! II. peoyie aeed more than / am
needed iE = better world 80
Ge;o.isio - se"enty-sN wears Oh and is living.
with bis eighth wife, % whom he was married on
!ax; Christmas das.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MRS. NORA HOPPER cHEssoN.

London. April 17-Mrs. Nora Hopper Chesson
poet and novelist died to-day. She was thirty-ive
years old.
Nora Hopper born at Exeter. She the
daughter of Hsrman Balllie Hopper. captain of
the Bengal Native Infantry. She was married
TO Wilfrid Hugh Chesson. a novelist and critic
1901 Among her works Songs of the Morning
and The Bell and the Arrow
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
I.fWTERS' OPINIONS F4RT.
Decision affects only Cases Like
HaddOck'S. Says One.
n rel-grarh 70 The Tribune. ]

Washington. April IA gentleman o. high stand
inE I'm legal circles said tonight:
There IS no occasion to get excited over the di-
Norce decision. Il affects only cases exactly like
thai Of HsGdOCk. which II Will not lille
Rltimatize children except where specific suit is
brought. and may not then. The only sweeping
effect ~ tAa decision is to deter people in states
like Nov york from rushing off Dakota and
"thcV states where divorce il cheaper and easier
10 obtain Another thing that the decision may do
s 40 promote agitation for uniform laws. But yes
reHdsy's decision inValidates divorce but Had
decks Just yet. although proceedings may be taken
hy other dissatisfied divorced persons similar
ErNnrde
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
ASK MAYOR TO STOP BRIDGE STRIKE

delegation OF business from Manhattan
and Lsas Island city asked the Mayor Yesterday
aid settling the strike of the housasntths ON,
the Blackwels Island Bridge which has heen ~,
since January 2. The union said IL would make fair
terms with the Pennsylvania Steel Companv win
which u has differences The men wanted So p dav
cities men are getting 8 % from the same conpemv
Bridge Commissioner Stevenson will confer with
the steel company. "'''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
LOUIS LEWIS.

Louis Lewis of the pioneers in the adver-
tising field died Monday morning at San Fran
cisco Mr. Lewis born in New York City in
1880 His body will be brought to New York and
will be accompanied by his widow. Funeral ser
vices will be held his home No $50 West End
avenue. and the burial will take place at Wash
ington Cemetery. Brooklyn. Mr. Lewis leaves two
sons. Harry W. and Louis Lewis, jr.. who Will
carry the business.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department of the Interior. Once OF India, A~,.
Washington. D c. March "a. 19O6-Sealed ur-pc.,
plainly marked on the outside q the envelope: vpg
for rubber goods boots and shoes et- as Ire c.s. "a
be. and addressed TO the Commissioner Indian s-
Washington, D. G, will Be received at the Indian Or.
until 2 o'clock .. m OF Thursday April 2G Igs -
then opened for furnishing the Indian service win r
Der goods. boots and shoes hardware and medical s
plies Sealed proposals, plainly marked on the OiS,
Of the envelope; Proposal for crockery. furniture M
the may be, and addressed The "Comn,sscs,
of Indian Affair.". Wash lgtCu d. c. will be r.csirt
at the Indian ONO. until o'clock OF Tssday g,r
!. 1905. and then opened for furui1ning the Indian
vice with crockery. agricultural Implements paints as
glass tinware. wagons. harness leather. shoe indnz
saddlery. school supplies. and a long list Of rss-
laneous articles Bids must be made Govsrunst
blanks Schedules giving all necessary inormaton d,
bidders win furnished O. application 70 the Iaiza
Once. Washington. D. C.; the u ;. Inda1 WsTehols
New York City, Chicago. Ill, St Louis. Nc, and
Omaha, Nebr The Department reserves the rgtt 70
reject any and all bids. or part OF any bid =
LEUPE, CommiSsione-.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PROPOSALS To CLEAN STREETS - ~ -

NUES AND ALLEYS II THE ~ ~ ~ ~ t'ySurnissHa-
Iy-NFRIA will be received the office OF ,r :, rN1
ars 4St louisiana Avenue Washington D. -, n sss
OF Monday NAV Z 1SO6 The work CONSISTS avenues. p
ing nv machine sweeping paved streets an1 ,smgros
cleaning public allcys and I'D cieSiN, 49, asch cas-
streets Separate proposals will BE- recelVl ~ an ne
OF work Specifications. forms o. pI2pvs - me sge-
sarv information furnished or appi'Ston ~ e, HENRI
intendent OF Street cleaning. Nss2'n,9Jl ,J- IOHS BID
II F. MAC'FARIaAED. HENRY l. 49,
pI- commissioners OF the District oi to---
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
WILBUR M'ALPIN WIsWALL.

Wilbur McAlpne Wiswall. maker Of printers
materials at Philadelphia. died yesterday at the
Hahnemann Hospital from apoplexy. Mr.. Wiswall
was born I'm Troy sixty-ive years ago. The flu
neral will be held at the home his daughter Mrs.
r;nug1as Graham Smyth, No 50 Mount Morris Park
WeSf The burial will be at Woodawn.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
IRv Telegraph 70 Tho r,-ihun.

Indianapolis, April 1.-THE decision OF the United
States Supreme Court IN The Haddock divorce case
has caused great deal Of comment here Judges
~ the local courts said to-day thar if the rule ap
piled 10 divorces granted In rhis county not less
1nan four hundred Of those granted IN the last five
years would prove 10 be invalid. They estfnlai a
A,Isit Illefe are about four hundred cases wear in
ils city ana that fully per cent of the divorcae
Is reslcent Of the state. According 10 the Judges
Inc ease Of the Haddocks was NOT decided on
1ecIfncaify- but the matter of nou-residence
soIeN. and The decision would apply to the Indiana
divorces. ''' - " '-'1''''I
New Haven, April u CSpeciaD-I.ocal LAWYERS
estimate that from ten 10 twenty thousand chill
cfen born OF marriages subsequent TO divorces
granted between Connecticut and out Of state
residents Will be fleRtimized and aoiudeed born
out of WedloCK by the decision Ia The TIs1dock
divorce case II IS also likely TO cause the bring
lne of hundreds - suits for alimony and dover
mas tireaqy taken a step toward q uniform divorce
jar" ~ all states by appointing three commission
~fs-iaicoit IL Russell and +. i. both oP
tnis eit3. and Colonel Walter =. Coe OF Stamford-
% act with commissioners from other states in
framing such law
Sioux Fails. ID, April l7.-Tho United States
supreme Court decision in the Haddock divorce
ft-e created "A sensation here to-day among mem,
'frs of the divorce colony. Attorneys Interested r.,
elfa Dakota divorce laws declared themselves M,
l"F."fa ;t ials tam" 10 state what effect the dec
son would have in Dakota Fiovy.Ver 4, q. 80
i'Nc+ tnat. regardless of The decision the n-exsa,
i--rii:bsFs Df tae colony Viii ABANDON M
.cauon - obtaining divorces. "
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Chicago April 17-By the decision of the United
States Supreme Court regarding divorces. il Is esti
mated that more than FIVE hundred persons residing
in Chicago viii be affected Lawyers declare that
confusion and litigation viii certainly ensue. Nearly
three thousand Chicago divorces OF the last two
years may he declared invalid. Three hundred
divorce complainants in tie Circuit and Superior
courts may see their cases vanish without hear.
sngs Hundreds Of marriages contracted here after
DEGREES OF divorce had been entered are under
cloud '
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
A NEW FREIGHT STEAMSHIP LINE.

Mazatlan. Mexico. April 1.-THE American Ha-
waiian Steamship Company announces that in CON
nection with the National Railroad Of Tehuantepec
VIII establish thirty days freight service he
tween New York and Portland Ore Calls will be
made at the principal Pacific ports OF Mexico
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
OBITUARY..
CLAYTON M'MICHAEL.

Philadelphia April 17.-Ex-Postmaster Clayton
McMchael died suddenly this afternoon at his
home in this city, aged sixty-two years. His term
as postmaster expired about month ago Mr.
McMichaeI was formerly of The North
American and of the best known men In
PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
SEALED PROPOSALS. N DUPLICAE

will be received the Office Of tne lonnlisssionsf
immigration, Ellis Island. \ Y. until 2;3o ? NJ "
80 1905 and ope1Af immediately for all abr
and materials required repair pasterlnE tnroteoa ~
Main Building Power House. Laundry EIding am -
Eeons Cottage. al the I : immigrant station .An
Island y Y Particulars 70 conditions and limiia1e
governing bidders be obtained upon apphes'0A "
ROBERT wATCHORN. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18

American liner United States, from Christia nsand
Captain Sverdrup is on his way to cuba wmede me e
will remain for some time. He said he would NOT
90 to the Arctic again, and declined to say what
business was taking him 10 Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
a RAM RIFILDING. WHITEHAIL ST. NEE

YORK April IS. 1e06-sealet proposals in snl.-
car. will b. received here until II o'clock NJ NAY ~
1905 for supplying and delivering Fuel az New f ~
ana sandy Hook y. J. during year commencing ~.
ZOO, reformation furnished application T. ; r.
serves the right reject accept any or al prpss
am, mart thereof Envelopes containing proposals ,
he marked. Proposals for Fuel 70 be opened Ma =.
1906 and addressed ". H MILLER. Deputy VA1i8-
nIasfer General L. s Army Depot Quartsrnaasier
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
CAPTAIN svERoRuP ON WAY TO CUBA

apiaih Onto SVerdrup. who took the steamship
FRAN to the North, remaining there from 1895 to
-%c arrived here yesterday on the Scandinavian
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
UNITED STATES POWDER DEPVI' y

YER Y j April 10 laN6 Sealed pro!vssss -,
trplicats upon the bank forms furnished o,oes y
oniv will be received at this office until ~ Nss
Wednesdav NAV rs 1903 for furnishing duTins - sss
yesr ending June 80 1907 Cloth Eope Pc, se 81
I,on Hardware Iu-lbe-. Paints, oils Ielnsn- --7sar-
Information apply TO ia fo- a. f. MIrCHAA N0
In
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

For. steamer Close IN N l.
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pnes-Mongoln (via San Francisco. APR 81 1880 m
Australia Fiji Islands and New Gale
Nictorta)- Apr %. 500
Francisco Apr "a 12 80
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
post OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WAsHIN

ton. D. c. April 2 1eos-Sealed proposals vii -
received Office Of the Purchasing Agent Of tbs
Department until O'Clock p Thursday. MAJ
1906 for furnishing envelopes for t1e Departments o. ~
Government during the fiscal year beginning July s
and ending June 80 1907 Blanks for proposals III
specifications and instructions 20 bidders viii bs r.
nished upon application the Purchasing Agent fora
Post once Department. Washington. D. c. GEO. 8
CORTELYOI-. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Public Notices.

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY hhV..' :.
ment notice hereby given thai an an Isranches Of 20
s24 Int No IS7-has been passed oS S''"
Legislature, entitled ,r roR
To Authorize FRTEiE3e AIIP AR5,f,tn =
MUSEUM OF ART, N IHH CE+> .,
further s notice is HEREBY given hat P1SssS oss. :
upon such bill will be held ~ tne & Friasy. A9Fi y
city Hall. in the t1ty Of New f''S y"
Dated city Han New XorT APf n ,''qi.EIsN n Aa''
This bill will be the seeond one hearN ~
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY h1@sSa ... n
uent notice is hereby given that an ssrspcSss & %
9l5 Int No S-hss been passed o5 0'N
Legislature. eGutied r rs or
To AMEND CHATTER FOJ ~ MY srrry ONE ~
E,IGITF,EN HI NDRED NNp NNIlr-ts r0R Rs,11s
riTiEp IAN ACT To PR0NlpSC - OVER oN'
IRAZsIT l RAltMHIS mn ,Sr - gen 45a. sss
Further notice is hereby si'yp n NIsySrs on 80, u
ctsy Cf" Hall i in the S1ty o New York O" ''i'''
1905 a, 5Wo w., Ie,2SA Hi New yor April le ls1s Sayi
pated '''y h'"' -CEORCT IS M'Ct.s,i.l.s,Ss ,so,S
This bin will be The third on" heaIl =. .,I.,-Ipg-
DURSUANT TO STATUTORY i'rss s.ast. -
ment MOTTO. is hereby given ina. an s,.s Is, sss
a2S Int. No. T42-has been paSSeU y
- AZ AcT a,,yr HuxpREISs *
rgIGHT.y TT1S TWO Of The Laws OF .sv AcT-ss
HUNPRED AND sTyE sSn ES ~ 'kaSs:sEssoss:Sr g ~
tIrY OF SEw YGSK 10 rs FsIN,y MINERS MI SSsss
DAMAGES SUSTAINED bl,>S ~ VFRNON Asss's 81
tDJ4CENr TO NEwTowN ,,l GRSSsiISN SsIN yQsa ~
3F 9f ~ SsTSi ~, ~ rt9ls ,oNSTRCC CII9N sv "
RRICGE OVER NEWTOWN ~|vE RoRoix -Hs
MANftATT.NS NNt,Nll lF. n tvlsNJ-ts :, ,,flc7
BROOKLYN. AND VERNON lts SPPRsA'
BOROUGH OF QUEENS. md TO- ..rs
THERETO. -. a Pablo ~, -
Further notice - hereby given SSS,,,~s 0rnssnr
tpsn such hili will be held the ny v-r,ias, NJ
city HaIl. In the civ % New NorN' ''
1906. O'Clock =. NJ ~, - lgg6 a
-'' NY ''''' GEORGE Z, MeCIEhsas'itns =. asas tns
This bill will be th- first eae heaFS a.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINlATTRE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 519 Sunset Gal Moon sets 3:O6i Moons age IS
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy $40 Gov. Island 4:1oi He'll Gate sos
PM-Sandy Hook 4:2e Gov. Island 6?oS He'll Gate Ioi
The Mesaba reported yesterday by wireless. will dock
day about a
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
Proposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS N nth TRIPfl PsPI IN aHr e .,

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE. OF Nv-r -
ADJCTAST GENERALS OFFICr iOaA
SEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPLIceiA,TITR i,IT ~ g,
furnishing and delivering oTTABTrpn,,-
STORES AND SUBSISTENCE STORES ar ~. sS..s sSs..s
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION. PeekskiI - al1
quantities and times required bT ~ - rs ss
Quarterrnaster and Depot Commissary IA .Sr-,- ~
troops on duty there during period Commencing IN -
and ending July ID 1905. will be received unt 10 -
noon. Monday. April 3OJh. the AdHltsnt cs-.-st
once, State Arsenal. Seventh Avenue and ssts So,
New York City - 'H-l
proposals must be made upon the several articles
The State reserves the right 70 accent or rss a.
all bids or any part thereof Contractors or sabss
stores TO agree TO take back all unbroLeu aea1a<
Information furnished upon application
Separate bids for Quartermaster and SIbsStzreA S,
must be sealed and addressed the Adiufsnf 60
> y. Y. State Arsenal. Seventh Avenue and s,t s.s
New York City. and plainly marked ''BTrS n,
QUARTERMASTER STORES" BIDS FOR SI-ssIf.-s
NELSON H HENRY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

proposals in trfplicate will b. received unu
NAV II 1905 FOR furnishing Forage steel Hon pr,,
t'oal Lumber Hardware Supplies. Stationess. "a
Oils Chemicals Gasoline. Gun stocks eie ~ ss. :
ending June 80. 1877 Information i'IFnls9ss s,-g %
ton Col FRANK n P1fIPPS Ccmmennus
New-York tribune., 1906-04-18
U7EST POINT. \. Y. APRIL IL lss-

w Sealed proposals in trpicats. for turnsans ,
Fuel Forage and Straw. during the year eh'i.s ,s h
40 1907 will be received here until i n nav
190s Information furnished upon Application ,.s. =
reserves the right TO reject accept any OF a. -
or arv part thereof Envelopes containing plg.os-
should be endorsed Proposals for Fuel OF f~-''
and Straw" addressed . NJ. T. ) A
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

The scientists and psychologists
have recently seemed to let go of the
mosquito. are now knocking the house,
fly, and claim that this pest will soon
be only q memory. We hope they will
make their predictions good, but we
are not betting on them. In fact we
never bet, but II we were doing any
thing in that line we would plank our
'plu on tn fly.
The female house fly, which is really
the only member of the family worth
considering, is bird Of great persever-
ance and marvellous productive powers.
She can arise in the morning, knock the
dust out Of her eyes with her front legs,
then settle down to business, and
by evening be the mother Of some 7
million anxious and energetic children.
By the third day all these offspring are
ready to start in business on their own
hook. It is very hard to keep up with
prolific pest Of that kind. 1t is be-
lieved, however that by doctoring the
breeding places of the house fly that her
eggs can be destroyed before they are
Matched and in this way the family can be
gradually exterminated. The house fly
has no redeeming traits Of character that
we have ever discovered. She is the
RECONCILIATION of insolenCe, and as a
butter.in is without a peer. She is a
foe to health and religion. She scat.
tiers disease and provokes unseemly pro.
family.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
National Magazine.

William Marion Reedy's brilliant re.
view of San Francisco's past, so rich
with gaiety and genius, is the principal
feature Of the National Magazine for
June. Myrtle Garrison writes of THE
Ruins of Stamford" with pictures),
and Frank Putnam of Loss and Gain
at San Francisco" Ethel Armes con.
t'ibutes a striking study of modern
BAIL under the title, "Portuga's gi.
gantic daughter" Charles Warren
S oddard's essay for the months q very
human sketch Of "A Fin de Steele
Friar." Stoddard in his National es'
says is writing with all the rich charm
that gave his South Sea Idyls" world
wide celebrity. His strong, dramatic
story OF his narrow escape from dealt
in the California earthquake will appeal
in the National for July.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Mourning stationery for funeral
notices, just received.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
hore NihiIism.

Portland dispatch of last Saturday,
the ID inst. says
As outcome of the arrest of a Pole in
this city for an assault upon several
Russians, the local detectives have
learned of the existence here of large
body of Russian nihiists, who, it is al.
legged, have plotted the assassination of
President Roosevelt, simply awaiting
an accumulation Of sufficient funds be-
fore sending deputation to Washing
ton to carry out the scheme. The Pole,
who claims to have been threatened
with death, severely beat by several of
the p'ottcrs and was arrested He was
acquitted and then he told the story Of
the plot
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
hiscaIIaneoan.

Thank a person for a gift the day il
arrives.
II is always too late to mend bro
ken promise.
Criticism, like charity, should always
begin at home.
Believe it thoroughly yourself and
you can convince anybody.
The largest words do not always carry
the largest thought.
Cultivate the gentle heart and the
gentle manner will take care of itself
We are all hunting happiness, but we
don't carry the proper ammunition.
Every person has a right to his own
opinion as long as he keeps it strictly
his own.
II you would climb upward you must
look upward, think upward and live up
ward.
The suspicious man keeps one eye IN
his neighbor, but the wise man keeps
both eyes on himself.
Thank your hostess for your visit the
day you reach home, as she will natur-
ally he int 'ested to hear of your safe
arrival.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
wOman's Home Companion.

Edward Everett Hale's optimistic ar.
ticle on 1.-THE Comforts of To-day, " and
the first article Of serious campaign
against Child Slavery are the contrast
ing features that distinguish the June
number of the Woman's Home Com
panion. The latter subject is handled
in mastery way in the first Of ser
les of articles called ITO Save the
Children"-each article sustained b,
actual Photographs and names and ad
dresses Of little children drudging al
around you.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
One liOrs UnCOrtunats.

Why will men and women of ordinary
ability, fully cOgnlzant of the reward
of evil doing, contract and persist il
some ruinous habit that must soon des,
troy both body and soul? Here is an in
stance:
Her mind weakned by the use of
cigarettes and determined to be freed
from her imprisonment in the home of
the Good Shepard, Hilda Trimble, IL
years old, CARRIED herself in trousers
and made her escape. She wandered To
Pekin, ILL.,, and there was arrested.
She confessed she has existed on cigar
cites for weeks, having smoked 24O in
twenty-four hours.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Merrill sells coal at 81 per ton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Quartz Location blanks at this office
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
Unknown Friends.

There are many people who have
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy with splendid re-
suits, but who are unknown because
they have hesitated about giving tes-
timonial of their experience for publ
cation. These people, however, are
none the less friends of this remedy.
They have done much toward making
it a household word by their personal
recommendations Of friends and neigh.
bors. 1t is good medicine to have in
the home and is widely known for its
cures of diarrhoea and all forms of bow.
eI trouble. For sale by all druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08
An ALARMING Situation.

Frequently results from neglect OF
clogged bowels and torpid liver, until
constipation becomes chronic. This
condition is unknown to those who use
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; the best
and gentlest regulators of Stomach and
Bowels. Guaranteed by all druggists,
Price 25c.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Fifty years ago in a Missouri county
seat. court week, there was some
thing doing" and frequently there was
begun sufficient work for the next term.
We distinctly remember one dull season
when there were but thirty-fve shots
fired in and around the. COURT house du-
ring ten days session, with the result
Of only one man killed and two wounded.
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