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Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
For Sale.

One coming two years old. Two com-
ing one year old in the spring. Prices
right.
o.sc. DANlELsON,
TaopL Mimi. 1
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
IS YOUR FARM M0RTGAGED?
If it is, or if You Expect to- Put One on,
Read This. j

NS6U HIS
Areyou in debt on your farm? Then
you ought to be very much concerned
about how you are going to pay it off.
Would you not like to look at your
farm sand, be able to say: "It's
all paid for; i don't owe q dollar?' !
HOW long have you been in debt and
how much have you really reduced
your tbs i've e4rs
nyou are9oontent to pay interest all
your life then our plan will not appeal
to you. We can help those who want;
to get out of debt. There is only. one
way for the average man with family,
to support to do this and that is pay
off little each year, and if you have
good luck pay more. but pay some any
way. Never sign big note all due on
a certain day unless, you know just how
you are going to pay it. We can loan
you a reasonable. amount on your farm
in way SO that you can pay it off
each year at the rate of $8718 on each
$1,000. If you borrow $1,000 you would
pay $261.54 a year, and you can pay as
much more as you are able, but that is
all you would have to pay. This in
Guides both the principal and interest.
If you can't pay that much you ought
not to go in debt, for even at this
amount it will take twenty years to pay
it off and you would pay less than 4 per
cent for interest. Four per cent on
$4,000 is $120 year, for twenty years
it is $2,4 400; add to this the $1,000 and
you have $500 which you would pay.
Multiply $261.54 by 20 and you. have
S., ,230.80 as the total you would pay us.
So we say if you can't get out on our
terms then there is no use trying. i
We would like to see the day when
every farmer in Mower county was
clear of mortgage. If we held the
mortgage that would surely happen in
twenty years and when that day comes
your land will be worth $500 an acre.
Study how to make your land more
productive. Look up tile drainage,
good seed, get rid of weeds, improve
your stock. A few good hogs will take
care Of the mortgage and you can have
the rest of the farm for your living and
improvements. We are offering those
of you who mean to stick and get out
of debta good chance. There is no red
tape. We are prepared to make our
word good. Come and see US. Write
today. II .<zZ5.zs. ..s5.
SHEPHERD & CATH ERWooD. )
+, %stE l.. s5> q Austin, MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18
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ANNOUNCE A
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.R. I

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= The illinois Central maintains Double Daily
Dining Cars, Buffet Library Cars, Chair Cars,
and Sleeping Cars. Tomt Chicago. st. -Lonis,
aad south e New Orleans
resorts Of the South; Including - 81
New Orleans, vlcksburg, ss 5s.s5 .5
GuIfpOTt, rliss., Hammond, La. %S
Gulfport is Gulf Coast resort having tth
ocean Steamship saiiinss from New l Orleans san % for
and Europe Send or call for desert I s mats
Havana via New Orleans
Havana, Cuba, is best reached via the Illinois
new ocean liner, twin-screw, nineteen knot
s. Prince Arthur
i n saarss g
day morning sS .5
..Ths- -cuban special s
ss Tassssg from choafo
Ct. Louis direct to the boat side. Send for
Cuban iteratnre. S=
.a Hot Springs, Ark. Florida
Daily Sleeping Car without change Chicago
20 doG springs, with come tions at Memphis
from Cincinnati and and Louisville.
I. Through Dixie Flyer z Sleeping Car Line ST.
Louis to Jacksonville via Nashville, Ghatts M
nsoga and Atlantis.
Illinois Central Weekly Excursions to Cali, 4
fornia. Excursion cars through to Los Angeles
and the Southern Route every Friday from
Chicago; every Tuesday from Cincinnati and &
Louisville. Via Omaha and the Scenic Route
every " ednesday from Chicago. .S
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$5s4FF o{55 III d
COL ulMN.

My paper says that this country is,
gettin' full Of anarchists that our lax
emigration laws, let in. It looks like
our law makers down at Washington
couldn't remember over night. They've
forgot Guiteau and Czoigosz and 9
whole lot OF assassins who bav ben
pickin' off our bestsstatesmen for these
years Why, only 1astsm onth q anarch !.
list in SanFraheikco threatened to
assassinate president Roosevelt and. the
authorities simply shipped him back
to Europe. The police IN our large.
cities hav long lists Of notorious anarch=
lists hatthsy're watchin' but experience
has showed how catlike they are and
how they spring all Of a sudden with:
out warnin' and there goes Mckinley
and Garfield and such. It looks like
the best way was to plug upathe sewer
on the European end insted Of lettin'
all the filth aud degradation and law:
lessness and murderousness pour to
this side and then try to clean up the
scum and dirt and damage over in our
our own land. Pm hot over this whole
lax condition that allows this country
to be the catch basin for all the lowest
and vilest elements Of southern Europe.
They hav no right here and they should
hav no place. Probably when we hav
some more assassinations and Hay
market riots we shall wake upsfor a
minute and put in the plugs and then
get Indifferent agen and let the sewerage
flood US. '.-.''.-- 49, - =
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18

market ElOCS We Shall, Wdho up 1Ol
minute and put in the plugs and then
get Indifferent agen and let the sewerage
flood us. '-.-~..-.~ '-s~-, - "A
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A Chicago doctor talks about the dis.
graceful policy that expends q thous.
and dollars of federal and state funds
for the health and sanitation of cattle
to every dollar. expended for the health
and sanitation. of human beings. 4I
guess that's true enuf- Let farmer
hav a<cow Or sheep or horse sufferin'
with some disease and you'll see the
state authorities on hand in a jiffy
without expense to the farmer givin'
the best skill to keep the disease from
spreadin'. But when it comes to hu.
man health we don't see the same in
terest and expense. Take such troubles
as consumption or cancer or human tu-
berculosis or lot of other such and
why should not the public money be
liberally spent in lookin' up such things
and keepin' tab on 'em? know folks
think that local doctors could, look af-
ter such things but no more so than To-
cal veterinarians could look after cattle.
diseases and troubles. I second the mo-
tion of the Chicago doctor that we hav
established bureau of humanity down
to w Washington to look after the lives
and health of the workil' classes and
scheme out methods for preventin' and
suppressin' consumption and all gener-
al ills of the human body. 1t does beat
all how much more cattle count for
than folks. ~-~
That was hot cake off the griddle
when a agent for an asphalt company
testified in court over at Green Bay the
other day that in securin' coutracr
for street PAWN he had given bribes
aggregatin' $4,000 to three Green Bay
aldermen for their favorin' his bids.
He pleaded guilty to three counts for
bribery. I tell you it looks unity sus-
picious lots of times tosee how anxious
some of these grafters are to get elected
aldermen and how they live comfort
ably doin' nothi n after they're elected. It
beats all how they can support family
on just the honor Of the position and
sit round all day playin' cards for
cigars and drinks. I can't see into it.
Looks like this Chicago briber opened
up the curtains so that outsiders could
get peep on the inside doings. /
never could see why aldermen should
let contracts for $2,1OO on job that
others would do it for $3.50 unless they
were either rascals and boodlers and
grafters or else ignoramuses. One Of
the boys was tellin' me Of what a
travelin' man told him a while ago that
it was gettin' so mo public contract
Gould be got any more without greasih,
the hands of certain officials with
Doodle money. The peoples interests
are the last thing thought Of BY lots Of
officials. With them all roads lead to
their own private pockets where graft
returns big and little pour in steadily.
It ought to be cut out entirely.
o o. q
IF fool standpatters like cCleary
wanted to see how absurd and ridicu-
lous and unWarranted the present tariff
restrictions are they ought to look at
q the deal Of the watch trust in this
country for sample Of unrighteous-
ness. There is tariff on watches that
Mower County transcript., 1906-04-18

!. We did the largest weeks busi.
ness last week that we have ever
dome. Many Gust toners compliment
rs on our stock saying that w
have BY far the best line Of Cloth.
ing and Mems Shoes in this city.
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A GROWING Business.

Since the Crescent Lumber Company
opened out in Deming the lumber, build.
ing material and hardware trade has ta-
ken on new life and energy. Car loads
of lumber are being almost daily un-
loaded at their yards, and wagons load
cd with the same, and with corrugated
iron, fence wire, and shingles, are daily
going into the surrounding country.
This firm carries nails, glass, doors,
sash, cedar posts and chicken wire; and
in fact, about everything needed to
build house, fence the land, and make
everything complete for a new home
in the great southwest.
Read the company's advertisements
in this paper, then call on the Cobb
Brothers at the lumber yard for fur
thor information.
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The Nav Act.

The naturalization bill passed the
house under suspension Of the rules.
The bill provides for a bureau of
naturalization at Washington, which
shall furnish all blanks for use and keep
a record of all naturalizations. It re-
'quires an applicant to file petition for
naturalization ninety days before It is
passed on by court. 1t prohibits any
naturalization thirty days before any
general elections. It authorizes the
United States district attorney to ap-
pear and cross-examine all applicants
and witnesses. 1t adds the additional
qualifications that applicants must be
able te speak English before receiving
final papers and they must swear that
they intend to reside permanently in
the United States. Il also provides a
procedure for the cancellationof fraud
ulent certificates.
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His Work Is Done.

Senator German, oil Maryland, died
last Monday morning at his residence
in Washington. He has been a sufferer
for long time, but was thought to be
improving up to few hours before his
death He was serving his fourth term
in the Senate, where he has always been
leader in his party.
During Cleeland's last administra.
tion, break occurred between the
President and Mr.. German, the latter
being upheld by large majority of his
party. And Cleveland left the Pres
idential chair as he entered it with the
almost unanimous consent of those who
placed him in power. Mr.. German was
extremely popular in Washington, and
next to Aldrieh, was perhaps the most
powerful personal force in the Senate.
Aldrich and GorhRn more frequently
acted in the Senate%in secret accord
than in opposition.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-08

Glass can be cut without a diamond.
and the way is very simple. Dip piece
OF common string in alcohol and squeeze
it reasonably dry. Then tie the string
tightly around the glass on the line of
cutting. Touch a match to the string
and let 1t burn off. The heat of the
burning string will weaken the glass in
this particular place. While it is hot
plunge the glass under water, letting
the arm go under well to the elbow, 50
there will be no vibration when the glass
is struck. With the free hand strike
the glass outside the line of cutting.
giving quick, sharp stroke with any
long fiat instrument, such as a stick of
wood or a long baded knife, and the
cut will asclean and straight as if made
by a regular glass cutter.
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j. A. RICKART,
l.. s, Correspondent.

Railway officials are preparing to call
in about so per cent OF the annual pas.
ses issued. A list is being compiled now
of those holding passes, who will be de.
barred under the provisions of the rail.
way bill now before congress from that
privilege.
The measure limits passes to railway
men, attorneys employed by railways,
drawing the line very closely, and thus
giving the companies good opportu.
njty orcutting off a large portion Of free
tr ,fiic. Politicians, shippers, newspa-
pes, friends of particular friend OF
rIlway officials, will henceforth have
to stay at home or pay their fare.
As soon as the bill is passed circulars
will be sent out to pass holders who
come under the ban notifying them that
their passes must he returned and will
no longer be honored.
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Special to the Demlng Graphic
Stock Yards, Kansas City, Mo-,
June 9Th, 1906. Although total cattle
receipts were little less than 80, ,OOC
heAd here last week, the market aver
aged 5 to 10 cents lower at the close
than at the start. The agitation which
sensational newspapers are making
with reference to uusanitary conditions
at various packing houses has caused a
share of consumers to lose their appe-
tites for meats, which is reflected in a
smaller demand from packers.
This latest attack on the beef trust is
based on partial reports of the Govern
ment inspection of packing houses re-
Gently made. So much pressure has
been brought to bear on the President
that the publication of the full report
is promised within day or two. The
actual facts as set forth are said TO be
mild as compared with newspaper state.
ments, and a speedy return to normal
conditions is hoped for. In the mean
time, markets are dull, buyers having
small encouragement TO put any snap
into their movements.
Run Of cattle to. day is 5000 head, in
cluding nearly 1000 quarantines, prices
averaged about steady, a few beef cat.
tie stronger, stockers and ( ,eders strong
to 10 cents higher. Scarcely ary range
stuff has been received lately. Top ma
tive beef steers vary from $5.35 ia
$3.50, best ones to-day $5.45. Colo.
RADIO stockers sold lately at SO. rs ia
$L25, medium Utah feeders at SO.
Panhandle stockers 1896, Oklahoma
feeders S4.40. fed Colorado steers 81. so.
thin Colorado heifers SO. 10.
The mutton market is a shade lower
than week ago. The make up of re.
ceipts is changing from fed westerns
to grass Texas and New Mexico stuff.
The clipped lambs are given preference
by packers over wooled stuff, best of
latter lately selling at $745.
j. A. RICKART,
l., S. Correspondent.
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Following The FIai.

When our soldiers went to Cuba and
the Philippines, health was the most
important consideration. Willis T. Nor.
gan' retired Commissary SerSg6bt U. s.
A., Of Rural Route /, Concord,,N. H.,
says; IL was two years in the Philip.
pines, and being subject to colds, took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Which kept me iu perfect
health. And now, in New Hampshire
we find it the best medicine in the world
for coughs, colds, bronchial troubles
and all lung diseases Guaranteed at
all druggists. Price soc and Sl.OO
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\. l. Chase ObsequIss.

We received a note from Mrs. M.
Chase, a part Of which, relating to the
funeral services is as follows:
1--WE reached Denver Friday morn.
ing. The services were held at 2 p. m.
Saturday May 26, at Unity Church.
Rev. David Utter officiating. His Sc.
lections, remarks and prayers were full
of love and hope. The musical selec.
tiOns were Crossing The Bar Father
as Thou Wilt Abide with Me.
The casket was covered with flowers
and the altar was banked with them.
lnterment was at Fairmont Cemetery.
Rev. David Utter is the minister who
married US just six years ago, June 20. "
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Is out order. You go to bed in a bad
humor and get up with bad taste in
your mouth You want something to
stimulate your liver. Just try Herbine
the liver regulator, Apositive cure for
Constipation, Dyspepsia and all liver
complaints. Mrs. F., Fl. Worth, Tex.
writes; Have used Herbine in my
family for years. Words can't express
what think about it. Everybody in
my household are happy ard we'll and
we owe it to Herbne."
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
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Teachers Institute.

Prof. A. b. Stroup, superintendent
OF the Bernalillo county public schools
and former principal Of Deming schools,
IS this week conducting the Luna county
Teachers Institute. Many OF our own
teachers have already left Deming fou
their summer vacation, and will attend
Institutes elsewhere.
Those enrolled at the Institute are
Rose Connolly, Grace 0smer, Allie
Stecker, Barbara Raithel. Glasses are
being conducted in Arithmetic, Gram
mer History, Phrenology, Pedagogy,
Geography, Civil Government, and Read.
ing. Others are expected and will be
warmly welcomed. Four is a very
small institute.
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To Be Stamped Out.

A Milwaukee special to the Los
Angeles Times says:
Anarchy is to be not only stamped
out in this country but in the world il a
scheme of DR.. Walter Kempster is car.
Tied out. The doctor is interesting the
Loyal Legions Of the country in the
plan and proposes to exile the leaders
OF anarchy to remote island and let
them govern themselvevs as suits their
fancy. He proposes to have the United
States government call conference of
the powers.
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New AsxicO's Attorney General.

Captain William c. Reid, Roswell
attorney has. been appointed attorney
general of New Mexico by Governor
Hagerman vice George w. Prichard re.
signed. Attorney General Reid took
charge of the office on the lst, the for
mer incumbent having previously re.
moved his private law library and per-
sonal papers.
On taking charge of the office he re.
marked, II have nothing in particular
to say, except that shall take up
the work~of the Office at once and con.
duet its affairs to the best of my abil.
itv ~
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To the Pen.

The following persons received their
sentences last week in Luna county's
district court, presided over by Judge
Frank W Parker. They were escorted
by sheriff Stephens and guard to Santa
Fe and turned over to the penitentiary
authorities:
Timoteo Cadena, % years of age, for
buglarizing Geo. Watkins house, four
years; VIM. Mears, % years of age,
robbing Nordhaus' store, three years;
David Thomas, % years old, for burg.
larizing Cabinet Saloon, three wears
j. B. Hogan, 80 years of age, larceny,
one year.
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Learn Spanish.

"0f all the modern languages there
is not one that offers so much in a com
mercial way for Americans as does
Spanish. Under our own flag there are
today several millions OF Spanish speak
Ing people in the Philippines, in Porto
Rico and in Arizona and New Mexico,
while for al trade and social purposes
Spanish speaking Cuba is part of the
United States, and the expansion of
American trade and Investments into
Mexico and Central America has brought
these regions into the American sphere
Of commercial activity.
There are, too, great possibilities in
the future, for the development of Amer
lean industries in the South American
countries, mall OF which, except Brazil,
in which Portuguese is the spoken Ian
gusge, Spanish is the language of Off.
ciaEand business circles.
The meref9pgraphical extent of the
Spanish language iustifes more gen.
eral study Of it by American young men.
In addition to this, there is today an ac.
tive demand for Spanish speaking
Americans in the extension of American
commercial activities into these new
fields.
In the American dependencies them
selves many Americans have found
profitable appointments to military, civil
and educatiu al petitions in which a
knowledge of Spanish Unnecessary is and
is often prerequisite Of selection. The
demand and the opportunity for Span
i'h speaking Americans in this field is
constantly increasing as the trade rela
tions with the United States are devel.
oped.
A combination of Castillian, Anglo
Saxon, ComAnche and signs, with
nondescript variety of oaths, may DO
here, but it will not pass where Spanish
is the language of the realm.
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Out Of the darkness came one little
sprite,
Then two came tripping into the
light.
Bringing srmsful of flowers with
odors sweet,
And laying them down at the grad
yates feet
Beyond our vision they went, then
came
The purpose and mission of both
the same
To bring loves tokens so fragrant
and sweet,
And lay them down at the grad.
uate's feet.
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1t may now be regarded as assured
that the Territories of Arizona and New
Mexico will decide for themselves
whether they shall go into the Union as
one joint State, or separately. The
flag designers will therefore do well to
count on two stars for thr blue field
that occupies the upper left-hand cor
ner of the immortal banner of the free.
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Death From LOcKiaw.

Never follows an injury dressed with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic
and healing properties prevent blood
poisoning. Chas. Oswald, merchant, of
Rensselaersville, N, Y, writes: at
cured Seth Burch, of this place, of the
ugliest sore on his neck ever saw. "
Cures Cuts, Wounds, Burns and Sores.
25c at all druggists.
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4 We received pleasant call this week
Gom Prof. Z. +. Edwards, of Waco,
Rexas, who is here visiting Rev. W. F..
Eoulks and family. He is successful
teacher, an old time friend of Pastor
Foulks, and we hope he will find il to
his interest to become a permanent
resident of our little town.
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We have a complete Line of Paints
Oils and Varnish, also the celebrated
Long Wear Tinted Lead, which is guar.
anted to last longer and 90 further n
way of covering surface than any
other Lead on the market.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
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Rev. John X. Gass passed through
Deming Wednesday on the way to his
home in Albuquerque. He has been
organizing churches in Arizona and
experimenting mission work in that
Territory. He was accompanied by
Rev. Moffett of Tucson.
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Conveyance ready at all times to show
prospective purchasers property any.
where in Luna County, N. NJ.
We respectfully solicit a liberal share
of your patronage.
Call and see us or write for what you
want.
by permission we refer you to The
Demng National Bank, and The Bank
of Deming; Deming, N. NJ.
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Concentration for Sale.

We have for sale Concentrating
plant almost entirely new. Connected
with it are 45 acres of ground and a
comfortable brick cottage. Will sell
concentrator with or without the real
estate. For full particulars, call on or
address the Graphic Office.
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The Masonic Fraternity, have pur-
chased their hall building and will soon
a ljourn their meetings for time in
order to make many needed improve
ments in tho lodge rooms. We are told
the transformation. when complete
will make the ancient temple look ike
two bits. . ="
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" AbOutrhe twenty-third of this month.
Miss Lula Coleman will leave Dominp
FOR Dallas, Texas. She will attend the
Summer course in music at Landon
Conservatory, after which she will visit
igiends and relatives at Dallas. Fort
Worth and Weathcrsford.
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Mr.. Rupert F, Asplurd. Professor of
Latin and Greek in the University of
New Mexico, called at the Graphic office
Monday. He will conduct the Berna.
lilo County Teachers Institute next
uaak
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HOTEL Widen.

Nicely furnished rooms by the day or
week. also two suit of housekeeping
rooms, at the Hotel Widen.
No invalids taken. Il.tf
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LOST

Somewhere in Deming watch charm
keystone design, the name f. f. Ed
wards engraved on lock. Finder please
return to this office and get reward
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.. For Rent.

A very desirable room for one or two
men. Only two minutes walk from the
post Office. Permanent occupants pre-
erred. Inquire at this office.