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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
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FUNSTON GOING TO CUBA,
In Washington Now Ready to Leave
 Tomorrow.

Washington, Sept. 2O.-General Fred erick Funston, in obedience to orders from Secretary Taft, arrived here to- day on his way to Cuba. He will pros ceed to Cuba with as much expedition as possible, although no additional or ders have been issued It was found that he could not leave Tampa until Sunday night, and so he has delayed his departure from this city until Sat- urday General Funston says that, fur ther than his orders from the secretary. he knows nothing of the duty for which he is destined,
 Preparation is the watchword of the army regarding Cuba. Not only have complete plans been made, but every department has made arrangements to meet the emergency of intervention if it should occur.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
NO OEFICIALRkPREskNTATITEs
Of Either House of Congress mt Hon.
 MT. Hitt's Funeral,

New York, Sept. 2O.-Henry Casson, sergeant-at-arms of the national house of representatives, announced here to-
 night that there will be no official rep resentation of either the house or the senate at the funeral of Representative Robert R. Hit of Illinois, who died to- day This is in accordance with Mrs. Hits wishes, expressed to-day, and out of deE4rence to the desires of MT. Hit himself, manifested before his death. The funeral will be held next Sunday at Mount Morris H., Mir. Hitt's home.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
MEAT LABELS DESCRIPTIVE
vLW LAW WILL BE STRICT FOR
 ACCURACY.
No Name, Picture or Design Even Slightly Misleading to be Tolerated Geographical Names LImited-Dls- tinction Drawn Between Lard and Lard Compound---Other Restrictions


 Lard CompOund-Other Restrictions
 Washington, Sept. 2O-Further rul- ings in connection with the agreement of the meat inspection law, after Octo- Der 1 next. were made public to-day by the secretary of agriculture, and give an idea of what consumers are to ex- peet hereafter when purchasing meat products, particularly canned goods. Anything savoring of false or deeep- tive name will not be tolerated, and no picture, design or device which gives any false indication of origin or quail ty, will be permitted upon any label, as for example, the picture of a pig ap- bearing on a label placed upon beef products or the picture of a chicken upon the label of veal or pork pro- duct. Geographical names are allowed to be used only with the words "cut, type" brand" or ''style," as the case may be, except upon foods produced or manufactured in the place, state, terri tory or country named. For instance Virginia ham must be marked 'Vir- ginia style ham," English brawn' must be English style brawn," West. phalia hams" must be "Westphalia style hams" The word ham without a prefix indicating the species of animal is considered by the department to be pork ham, but trimmings removed from the ham and used in the prepara- tion of potted meats or sausage, or when used alone, may be known as potted ham sausage
 Frankfurter sausage no longer can be known as such, but must be called "Frankfurter style sausage.
 The rules clearly define what con stitutes pure lard, but prescribe that a substance composed of lard, stearin oi other animal fat and vegetable oil may be labeled Hard compound"
 Among the restrictions are the fol- lowing: "Picnic hams cannot be called hams" but may be called ''pic- nics" or "picnic shoulders" Little pig sausage" may be called Little pork sausage or 'pigmy sausage" Extract of beef must be actually made from beef, and veal loaf cannot be called such unless the meat used is veal only
 The same rules apply to otheh canned products, and manufacturers are warned that the rulings do not exempt them from the enforcement of state | laws
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
ROOT AT PANAMA.
Cruiser Charleston With Party Arrived
 Yesterday Afternoon.

Panama, Sept. 20. The United States cruiser Charleston, having on board Secretary of State Root and party, an chored in the bay at four o'clock this afternoon and shortly afterwards Gov ernor Magoon of the Canal Zone, John Barrett, United States Minister to Co., lombia, and other American officials went on board to greet MT. Root To- morrow morning Foreign Secretary Ar- las and the ladies and gentlemen of the Panama reception committee will board the Charleston to welcome the Root party, who will land at nine o'clock.
 The city is gaily decorated in honor of the American secretary of state, and Friday has been declared holiday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
VFRAL KTLLED IN WRfCK
Passenger Train and Freight in ColIi-
 sion Just Before Midnight.

Dayton O., Sept. N.-&s the result of a wreck between the southbound regu- lar excursion train No. and a north bound freight train on the Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton railroad several miles north of Dayton, shortly before midnight several persons are reported killed, but at an early hour this morn ing their names could not be learned It is understood the wreck resulted from a misunderstanding of orders, It was reported that the engine was over turned, and that three persons were caught under the locomotive and fa- tally burned
 Their screams were pitiful, and with in short time a large crowd was attracted to the scene, and every means was employed to relieve the suffering of the injured
 Later dispatches state that the train was a special with but five passengers on board. None of these were seriously hurt, but the engineer was killed, and the fireman probably fatally injured,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
Oldest Harvard Graduate Dead.

Boston, Sept 2O.-John Torrey Morse, the oldest graduate of Harvard univer- sity and sole survivor of the class of 1892, died to-day at his home in this city. Mir. Morse was ninety-three years of age. Formerly he was a mer- chant, but retired many years ago. MT. Morse is survived by three sons, E. RollinsMorse, a New York banker, Charles Torrey Morse of Beverley and John Torrey Morse, IT,, the biographer and historian.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
RUSSIAN PARTY CONGRESS
CALL ISSUED FOR CoNsTTTU-
 1IONAL DEMOCRATS.


 the Party Need Not Leave Country- Meeting May be Held Anywhere Ex- cept in St. Petersburg--Date of Eiec tions Not Yet Set.
 St. Petersburg, Sept. 20.--A call for a national convention of the Constitu- tional Democratic party, to elaborate a programme of tactics for the coming political election has been issued by the general committee, which has been in nightly session here for some time. The congress will be held in Finland October 6, the committee having been informed that the government, realiz- ing that oppressive measures can only serve to strengthen the party, has abandoned its intention of suppressing the congress and is willing to permit of it's meeting anywhere except in St. Pe- tersburg. The committee is highly sat lsfied with the new position of the gov ernment, a member declaring that the earlier prohibition had served the pur- pose of consolidating the party and proverting schisn, which was expec- ted after the issuance of the Viberg manifesto. This manifesto probably will be kept in the background at the convention, the party leaders now be- ing convinced that it's issuance was a tactical mistake due to insistence of the radical wing. Neither the non- payment of taxes nor the refusal of military service, member of the com mittee admitted, is practical meas ure at present
 The Octoberists and the Regenera- tionists have been in conference on the matter of cooperation, and have suc- ceeded in reaching an agreement on many points of the electoral pro- gramme, but are still divided, as were the conservative liberals in the spring campaign on minor points.
 The date of the election, on which the convocation of parliament depends, has not yet been fixed. The Associated Press was informed to-day that the government is awaiting a definite line up of the parties on the agrarian ques- 1 tion before announcing the date for the elections.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
FIVE CLAIM GUESSING AWARD
Each Declares Himself First to Guess
 Fair Attendance.

St. Louis, Sept. 2o,-Fve claimants filed claims in the Clayton circuit to- day for the $25,OOO prize offered by the worlds fair contest company for the correct estimate of the total paid at- tendance at the worlds fair.
 Each claims to be the first correct estimator of the official attendance, which was 12,SO4616. So many contest ants came forward that the company and the Missouri Lincoln Trust Co.,, de- pository of the fund, paid t iAto court to be interpleaded for.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
SILER SUES NELSON
Fighter and His Manager Defendants in
 S5O,OO0 Action.

Chicago, Sept, 20.-George Siler, the referee in the recent fight between Joe Cans and Battling Nelson, to-day filed suit in the superior court against Will liam Nolan, the manager of Nelson. and Nelson himself. Siler claims dam ages to the amount of $50,0O0.
 Since the fight both Nolan and Nell son have repeatedly been quoted as saying that Siler received money for giving a decision in favor of Cans, and that his conduct as referee was dis honest.
 They have also been quoted as say ing that Siler never saw the foul blow on the strength of which he awarded the fight to Gans.All of these state ments Siler declares to be untrue.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
ocenn view Handieap surprlse.

New York, Sept. 2O.-Belle of Pe- quest, A 20 to 1 shot, was the surprise at Gravesend to-day, when she won the Ocean View handicap, one mile and a sixteenth Hot Teddy was second and Nealon, second choice third, Inquisi- tor, the favorite, performed very badly, finishing away back. Two fayorites won.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
Fx-CHAIRMAN ADVISES BRYAN
Jones Asks Him to Drop Government
 Ownership of Railroads.

Washington, Sept. 2O-Ex-senator James K. Jones, twice chairman of the national democratic committee and the manager of both the campaigns for the presidency of William J. Bryan, has written to MT. Bryan advising him strongly to drop the subject of govern ment ownership of railroads and to take firm stand in favor of an enforcement of the law that is now on the statute books
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-21
Shipping News.

New York, Sept. 20.-Arrived: Steam CT Sicilian Prince Naples,
 New York Sept 20--SailedI Steamers Deutschland, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cherbourg; La Touraine, Havre; C.. F, Tietgen, Christianiai oceanas Naples.
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EpwOrth League Social.

A social will be given by the Epworth
League, Of the Methodist Church, at
the residence of Mr.. Lou Brown, to-
night. They extend the following in
vitation to the public:
Come one, come all"
Gladly respord to they ung peoples call.
Music, recitations, reading real treat,
Also something nice TO eat.
Friday March, the twenty-third, nine.
teen hundred and six
Is the time, that we have fixed.
The price you ask? what you will have
10 pay?
Fifteen cents, small sum, | am sure
you will say.
We expect all the gentlemen to be
there,
And bring with them, the ladies' fair.
So, extend to us helping hand.
And encourage the hearts of our little
band.
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Made Happy.

Grandma Williams reached the 18th
milestone of life's journey on Tuesday
last, the nth inst, ard was cheered and
her heart made bright upon that event
ful day by visits from her numerous
friends, all of whom kindly remembered
her with tokens Of their love and with
affectlOnate wishes forvery many happy
returns Of the day.
The dear old lady is full of gratitude
for so many kind expressions of friend
ship, and is thankfully appreciative
therefor, and has requested the Graphic
to voice her feelings in this issue.
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Always Keeps Chamberlain's COuGh
Remedy In His House.

1--WE would not be without Chamber.
ans Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on hand
continually in our home," says W. W.
Kearney, eiitor Of the Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is just what
every family sholld do. When kept at
and ready for instant use, a cold may
1e checked at the outset and cured IN
much less time than after It has become
settled in the system. This remedy is
also without peer for Group in children,
and will prevent the attack when given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or
even after the eronps' cough appears,
which can only be done when the rem
edy is kept at hand For sale BY al
druggists.
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Now Get RID Of the Flies.

The world has been wrestling with
the mosquito, and has begun the work
Of his humiliation by means of coal oil.
And now the master minds Of this roll.
ing sphere are after the house fly, and
are concentrating their mightiest ener-
gies to compasslhis destruction. Re-
sult-the fly is doomed. The fiat has
gone forth and It's days are numbered.
Il has been traced to its various breed
ing places and the means for it's utter
d ,struction have been discovered, and
are available.
II has been demonstrated that Mr..
and Mrs. Diptera, will take up a claim
in the spring in cesspool, or manure
pile. and in 6 months their family and
descendants will number one hundred
thousand million by actual count, to an
nOy the cook, disturb the sleeper and
cause the balheaded man TO vociforate
in language unfit for publication. Now
for the remedy. It is cheap. Raw pc.
trolum or raw schist oil-the residue Of
dis ! .tion. This, on being poured into
a drain or closet, will form a stratum
Of oil which will destroy all the larvae,
while, even should flies not be prevented
from entering the drain, at least al! the
eggs they may deposit will be prevented
from Matching. This oil is sufficiently
consistent and tenacious to adhere TO
the walls of drains, to form a coating
over solids, and remain attached thereto
for long time.
This protective layer of oil also facii
tates the development Of the anaerobic
bacteria, which cause the rapid lique-
faction of solids. thus rendering them
quite unsuitable as a breeding ground
for Diptera.. In the case Of manure
heaps this oil may be mixed with earth,
lire. and fossil phosphates, in which
state it is sprinkled preferably in the
SPRING. over all sources likely to tempt
young couples of the Diptera family to
start housekeeping and the rearing Of
family,
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A FEW BARGAINS

Town LOts.-One hundred and fifty
town lots at prices ranging from
$50 to $3.50.
Residence, five rooms, good well. two
lots. A bargain at 5000.
Ten-acre ranch, all fenced, good house
stable, chicken houses, never failing
well, good tank, young fruit orchard
and berries. One mile out. Price
$500. Terms.
One forty'acre ranch, six room adobe
residence, hall and verandah, out.
buildings, plenty of small fruit, 3
good wells, 2 windmills, one gasoline
engine, and three ground tanks.
One mile from Deming postofFce.
Price, $4,000.
twenty acres patented land, with an
S-room adobe house, six rooms hand.
somely furnished, land all cleared.
Price, $3.50.
One good, heavy buggy horse, safe and
gentle and spirited. Price SIS.
One fine combined harness and saddle
horse, spirited, fast, and safe for a
lady to drive. Price 500.
100 head of mixed cattle.
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The scepter is passing from the Chi
nese restaurant men, Only two Chinese
restaurants are now open in Deming.
There are now seven places in town
where Americans are furnishing meals
to the hungry public at Mrs. Petty's,
Mrs. Browning's at the Cozy Corner, at
the lunch counter in the Gill building.
at the Victof a-Annex, at the new res
taurant opened by Mr.. F. S. Brooks, and
at the S. W. Cafe. These are exclu-
sive of the Harvey House, and of the
saloon free lunches of which there are
q number in town.
Law Huen and French Louie still
give meals at the popular price and hold
their share Of the business.
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FrOm the Boy Away From Home.

My boy, how long has it been since
you wrote to your mother? Several
weeks? Do you ever stop to think how
much uneasiness your neglect is causing
her? Do you know she listens every
time she hears the whistle and wonders
if that train is bringing a letter from
you? OF course you think of her every
day in the old home going about her
humble duties, but that doesn't do her
any good. She frets and wonders II
you are well. She is always afraid that
something has happened to your.
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Presbyterian Union.

There are the strongest hopes for a
general union of the Presbyterian church
in the United States. Representatives
of the Presbyterian, South, United Pres.
byterian church, Reformed Church in the
United States, Reformed Church in
America, and the Reformed Presbyte-
rian Church met at Charlotte. N. c., for
the purpose of preparing federation
basis. UniOnis now in the air, and there
Is no good reason why all the presby-
terians should not gather together into
an administrative connection, which will
help the weak churches, prevent the
sluandering Of effort and money, and
strengthen the whole body of presby-
terians into a greater moral engine.
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A FLOWING WELL PROPOSITION.
TIE Best Offer Ever Made to the Res
idents Of Luna County.


A Well Guaranteed for $1,000.
We are reliably informed that a gen.
tleman Of wide experience in the arte-
sian we'll business, and who can see as
far into the formations beneath us as
any other man. has examined this part
Of the valley, and makes this proposition:
He will purchase a Keystone drilling
plant, bring II here, put it in operation
In this locality, and guarantee flowing
well Tor 5000. It is SO, 900 or nothing
with him. No we'll, no cost to any one.
So far as we can learn the offer is made
in good faith-no money to he paid until
the contract is filled and the water is
flowing to the surface. Every man own
ing land, or a homestead, or a desert
tract in this vicinity, is vitally interested
in this matter, and the town as well;
and we look for a joint movement in
favor of this proposition without unnec-
essary delay.
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Plenty Of Work.

Tie tramp nuisance is becoming un-
endurable. When an able bodied man
calls at the door Of Deming residence,
and asks for food, hold him up, read
this article to him, then knock him into
the street and ellhim to work or starve.
From all over the country in the West
appeals are being made to the employ
ment bureaus Of Chicago for laboring
men for all kinds of work. The scarcity
Of labor has almost reached the point Of
famine, and there is already great alarm
lest 1t shall be impossible next July to
get men enough to gather the wheat
crop Of the middle west.
Western railroads are in distress on
account Of the lack Of labor. Il is said
by men cOnversant with the general
situation that $1,000 additional men are
needed for building operations in the
northwest and southwest, and that the
most strenuous search and the Offering
of attractive wages have failed to dis
cover the wOrkingmen needed. Before
the middle Of the summer it is expected
$4,000 more men will be required for
railroad building alone.
The Western Pacific, the new Gould
line to California, is in need of 10000
men, and to get unskilled labor the road
is offering 50 to $2.25 day, with the
promise Of steady employment until next
fall.
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StOcK Report.
Sp.ciul 10 the pcminr GrapkIe.

Special to the Dcming Grapkie.
Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo-,
Wednesday, March 81. 1906, Receipts
Of range cattle have been moderate in
the last week. Killing cattle remained
steady last week, cows and heifers and
bulls a little higher, but stockers and
feeders barely held steady during the
week, except the most desirable stuff.
Colorados sold at 1885 to A.35, early
in the week. and some pulp fed steers
from Lamar sold at A.45 TO killers,
some commonish she stuff at $500 to
1896, fat two years old Herefords from
the panhandle to killers at 81 65 to
A.s5. The supply to-day is 10000
head, market steady TO 10 lower on the
various kinds, except cows and heifers
which are holding up steady. More
cattle have been coming in the last ten
days than former estimates, indicating
that considerable numbers are still on
feed in the country. A widespread
storm in this territory will have a bad
effect on stockers and feeder marke
for the next week, but after the wealth
er settles, and II gets so the country
can handle the stuff. demand for the
country grades win no doubt develoDe
so rapidly as to enable statesmen to Sc
cure sensational advance.
Sheep and lambs decline, 10 to 20 cents
last week, most loss on lambs as usual.
The supply was $1,000 for the week, a
reduction of 10000 from the previous
week.
J. A. RICKART,
l.. s. Correspondent.
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HiOre Houses Wanted.

Where can fad a comfortable
house, convenient to town ?" is the
question asked every day by some one
who is here to make a home for himself
and family. There are in Deming very
few houses for sale. Residence lots can
now be bought at reasonable figures
and in very desirable locations, and there
Il no risk in buying and building at the
present time. Deming and the surround
ing country are making forward move
ment, and nothing but the fate Of Co
mOrrah can now prevent our growth
and progress.
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J. A. RICKART,
l.. s. Correspondent.

The remarkable recovery Of Kenneth
McIver, Of Vanceboro, Me-, is the sub
iect Of much interest to the medical
fraternity and a wide circle Of friends.
He says of his case: Owing to severe
inflammation Of the Throat and conges-
tion of the Lungs, three doctors gave
me up to die, when, as last resort, |
was induced to try DR., Kings New
Discovery and am happy to say, Il
saved my life. Cures the worst
Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, TOnsilitis,
Weak Lungs, Hoarseness and La Grip
pc. Guaranteed at all druggists. SOC and
N,OO. Trial bottle free.
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Torture By SavaGes

Speaking Of the torture to which
some of the savage tribes in the Philip
pines subject their eaptives, reminds
me of the intense suffering | endured
for three months from Inflammation of
the Kidneys" says W. M. Sherman, of
Gushing, Me-, Nothing helped me
until tried Electric Bitters, three hot
ties Of which completely cured me. /"
Cures Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Blood disorders and Malaria: and restor-
esthe weak and nervous to robust health.
Guaranteed by all druggists Price SOC.
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SlckI

When mothers sick, the house is all
So strangely hushed in room and hall
But mother never will admit
She's suffering a single bitl
She won't let people do thing
There's nothing any one can bring
She Just lies there, and tries to fix
Herself, by cunning little tricksl
And as for doctor why, the word
She scouts as being most absurd.
And when he comes he has to guess
At symptoms that she won't confess;
And then he's apt to frown and say;
you should have had me right away,
I'll come again this evening" for
It's bed, you see, a week or more!
When fathers sick-l tell you, now
You ought to hear the dreadful row!
The talk Of dying" and the groansl
The orders IN convulsive tonesl
The hasty Funnings to and fro
To reaETaRge the pillOw-so;
To fix hot-wnter bag and shade;
For mustard plaster, lem0nadel
Appeals to get the doctor, quick
And Cant you see I'm awful sick?"
And then the doctor sits and hears
While father grunts his pains and fears.
He leaves some drops, and tells us:
''IIuml
Unless I'm needed I shan't come
Again. think he'll do all right" "
And fathers up, perhaps, by night!
EX,