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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08
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ma fortepmnie W Mendelson
hall Zygmunt StojoWski, Po-
lax. Program koncertu by3
bogaty gdyz artysta chcial|
zdae egzamin mistrzoWski. e g
Vice obok sonat Bethowena
.oddal Shumana noktury
.Choplna, diva uryWki Pade-
reWskiego i. .dWie repsodye|
Lista.
NATRONIE, aresztoWa
Ii tajni pol cyalci oleloW'i
nieja akich: pera Ra'zins- "a
[kiego osk arzonyc Q skradze-.
ME 2 wagc u Z olei kilku-
set par trzewik oWsi i kilkuna
stu carney W6d 81; Y zwialzkzu 'lz5l'I
. Ia sana spraWa aresztoWa-
no wIitts burgu AXE nieja-
kiego Morziins='k kIe1ge'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08
PANAMA, 5 lutego. P,aar

rs -
PANAMA, 5 lutego. Pozar
ktory srozy} sic W miescie W
czwartek, zrzadziI $3500W.00
>szkody, kt6rej to sunny tylko
.ezesc, zostanie pokryta przez
kom panic asekuracyine. 400
,oshb zosta}o bez dach:l mad
sgIowa, " tel liczbie % Ame
rykan6w, zatrudnionych przy
1kopa.niu kanalu. Wodociagi
dloatarczafy dostatecznej ilo-
Sci woody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08
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ADREs WIARUsA: Wiarus s2e srd Str. Winona

i j srebrne iezkii poczely lac
sic 20 policzk kach poWodu
utraty sWego ochanka. Ma
.bolese izy nj del panienki
ME nl6gf .dl1ugo patrze6 brat.
mlod odszy slawllego rycerza
,ucie kiniera prey ystapll vice
do swejj przyszlejj majjacej bye.
bratoWei j " te. odezwaI slo-
wa: Wstyd. mnie Mary nit
"a mego brata, ze tax s,,bie
postapi1, ME spodzieWale lem
sic Cd niego, by cos podob-
nego uczynif. Ale wiesz co.,
ia dam ci szczera rade. %
n nie sic Maniiu. pod basz, ja jja
clebie kochan! vice prosze
o tWoia reke Czy d1zasz
sic ia to? Panna otarlszy ]ezki
ogTadnaWszy sic na Wszyst-.
.kich goSci, odrzek}a: ja
ciebie kochan i " zupefnosci
na zadanie sic zgadzam z Ze
by zas Wesele nasze TEN hul q
ezniej sic odby}o, odlozmy go
do przysz}ego tygodnla, gdyz
jestem pewna lei ty lepiej
sic do6 przygotuj ujesz." Mfody
Ruplhski zgodzii sic ma to
wszystko niecie pliwoscia
oczekujje przysziejj srody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

BUDAPEST lutego
l.Hrabia uliusz Andrassy i.
Wiiado domH cesarza Franeiszk!a
J0zefa, ze Wegiierska aHeya
ma got odpoWiedz mace.
sarskie ultimate brew
/ !og6lnemu mniemaniu brzIni
Ipoje ednaWczo Opozyeya W.y.
lrzeka sic Wniosku zInadziary-
1zowania Wegierskiej arn1iiiii
lstawia tylko skromne zada-
MIA. Zanosi sic ma porozumie-
ME korony 2 Wegierska opo-
zycya Jezeli strony pogodza
sic, utWorzy sic tymc czasoWe,
przejsciowe ministerst Wo,
kt6rego prezese "a zostanie
IgnacY Darany.i, kt6ry zadaW-
niejszych rzad6W byl mimi
stre1n roInictWa.
PETERSBURG, 5 Iutego.
|PoWstanie " Persyi przybiera
coraz Wieksze rozmiary. Szach
poWo}uje do narady sWych
zwolennik 6W, azeby krai u.s.
pokoic. Zapowiedzial konsty-:
tucya, lecz projekt takoWej
ME istnieje jeszeze 11awet nd
papierze. Potent sWym .Wply-.
ven muHowie Wyzyskuja o..
Decny stan rzeczy ma sMoja
korzysc. Tutejsia dyplonacI
.sledza bacznie bieg rzeczy,
poniewaz Persya stanowi te=s
raz ggf.ofWny punkt ciezkoSci|
zewnetrznei polity
LA SALE Ell, 5 lutego.
Z chIopc6w stane1o IA lodzie
i utworzy}o grupe, ~azebY sic.
fotografowac. Pod ich eieza-.
rem zalamai sic l6d. Obecny
ma brzegu ksiadz Gilbert ST.
mon. wskoczy} do zimnej wo.
.dy=i wyciagnal 2 niej jednego
po drugim czterech chlopc6w.
Przy ratoWaniu piatego stra-
Gil ytomnosc j utona} Wraz
2 trzema pozostalymi chop.
cami. KS. Simon byi profeso-
rem " st. Beda College.
PEKIN, 3 lutego. Yuan
|Szi Kai. vice kr6l Chill, dal
dymisye profesoroWi. G. D.
Tenney, kt6ry zrezygnowal
" prowincyi 20 szkolnictwa.
Powieksza sic nieche6 ku
Amery rykanom, kt6rych og6l
boil kotuje, ponieWaz kongres
ME zajmie sic sprawa poz=
Wolenia ybitniejjszym Chin
czy kom ma pobyt " Stanach
Zjedno oczonych Zanosi. sic
ma noWe poWazne rozruchy,
Wymierzone przeciW cudzo-
ziemcO1n.
..El-' HAVANA, a. 5 1utego. Ma
Wniosek rzadu Wloskiego
unieWaznil prezyd lent Palma
,,exequaturn s Wloskiego vice
konsula Louisa Terriconi,
kt6rego nastepnle aresztowa-
! no pod zarzut tenn kFadziezy.
Isprzenie fzyl SIC, 600, kt6-
re nnu Wreczyla do przecho-
lwania peWna WdoWa
lLONDl'YN lutego, Polliiewaz
ma dWorze angie elskim z pe-
tWod.l snlierci du1s skiego kr6-
Ia Chrystyana panuje zaloba
uWiiadorn ono Rad hiszpan-
ski, Wyjazd kr66la EdWarda
do Madryt tn must bye odio-
zony do Wiosny Stub al
fonsa ksiiazniiezka batten-
,berska ME bedI,z,iiel 11ll5 sol sie ,it,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

PARYZ, 5 lutego. Katoli.
cy opierai sic czynnie bez-
czeszczeniu koscio}a sw. Ma
tyldy przez francuskie wfadze
Kaleczono policyant6w pred
koscio}em, wzbraniano wste
pu komisarzoWi, chcacemu
spisywac inwentarz j uderzo
no ma, gwardzist6W, kt6rzy
gwaltem wtargneli do swiqty7
nj. Poiamano 1awkii poro-
biono mich barykady, kt6re
wojsko zdobywalo, azeby ma
sonom utcrowae droge do
oltarza. Lud spiewal titanic,
kiedy W kosciele krew sic
Qa4a, rozlega} sic place kobiet
a brutale gwaltem otwierall
cvmboryum. Prefekt policyi
Lepine pozazdroscH Klingen-
'berwi jego s}awy bochatera z
Kr6z polskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

q MICHIGAN City, Ind,
donosza: Niejaki Stanisiaw
Abrozewski, zes1any tn do
wiezlenia stanoWego 2 So.
Bend, nagle postradal zmy-.
sly i zeszlej soboty po pofu-
dniu wylamal sic 2 wiezienia.
Schwytano 60 W niedziele
prawie ma pol umar}ego cd
zimna. Zrzucil on 2 siebie=
wszystka odiez i trzeWiki, a
fecac przez oiernie j. glogl.
strasznie rece no.
81 j cate ciafo. Zachodzi oba
va, ze rsany jego moga sic.
stac fata1nen nj I,rzy yprraWlc
go @ smier0.
$ .------ - ----- - 55
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan:
K,o1waleWski, jeden siedmiu
aresztowany pod
zarzutem spIzedazy rozpala-
iacYch trunkoW malo oletnim,
przyznal sic do why i ska
zany zostal ma zap1acenie
800 kary. Nadto mllsial "a
pIacie koszta, kt6re wynosi-
y przeszlo $14.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

CHICAGO, I'll Jeden 2
m}odych kap1anow, Wycho
vaniee tutej szej szkoiy pa
rafialnej Sw. Stanislawa K.
ks. Jan Bednarek, zmarl "
San Antonio, Texas, Brec-
kenridge Villa, dokad uda1
sic byl dla porat towanla zdro-
via. rs. Jan Bednarek uro-
z'zi1 sic Rand da!nt at.
dina 26 1istopada 1872 roKu..
Rodzice jego pred 25 laty
przybyli do Chicago j do dis
tu mieszkaja. Uczeszcza} do
szkoly parafialnej sw. Stani-
s}awa Ks, a potem kszta}eh
sic przez 5 lat " kolegium5
90. JezuitoW, 2 lata W st.
Francis. Wis, j ukonczy1
studya teologiczne W Balti-
more, Nd Otrzymal sWiece-
MIA kaplahskie 2 rak ks. ar
cybiskupa Feehana dnia 8.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

PETERSBURG, 5 lutego,
Rada pa6stwa uchwaliia, ze
azeby ustallc " kraju spok6j
.nalezy pewDa kategorye po-
wstanc6W politycznych wyjae
2. pod jurysdykcyi sadoW
cywilnych j poddae sadom
Wojennym. UchWala zostan1e
.niezwfocznie podpisana przez
cara uzyska moe praWa.
W ten spos6b zostanie fakty-
cznie istniejacy obeenie tyl.
ko W niekt6rych guberniach
stan wojenny rozciagniety na
ca1y kraj, co ME omieszka
wywo}ac og6lnego protestu
ze strony wszystkich partyj
liberalnYch.
Obecnie sadly wojenne gor-
liwie zaimuja sic rozpatrywa-
MEM spraw zbuntoWanych
zoinierzy j marynarzY. Uleg-
ME karze 100 os6b sarnii-
zonu W Kronsztadzie i 1875
.os6k 2 wydzialu Wojskowych
elektryk6w. W tym tygodniu
rozpocznie sic process bunto-
.wnik6w sebastopolskich. Ma
teryai dow odowy pozwala
WnosN &c bunty byly wywo-
iywane przez zle obchodzenie
sic Q wojskiem niezdolnych
ofloer6w lapoWnik6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08
Pred rozpo oeze eciem przed
.staWienia przeno6Wi1 rzeezniik
Jan Smuls 81

Szczesny chajjl eWicz
.odezytaI Wlasny poemat zaty-
tuloWany NJ Matka Polskao', a
nastepnie odegrano dranat,
" kt6rym gloWna role miiala
PAM Roza kWasigroch znana
polska spieWaczka. Obsada.
.r6l by1a bardzo dobra, to tez
pred dstawienie wypadlo ku
og6lnemu zado oleniu
Piekne 6piewy w,ykona1y I
Smulska i K. Kowalska, a p.
Trosla, organista ze South.
Chicago odegraf kilka kom-.
pozycyi ma organach. Pre-
mawiai take wicegu bernator
Lawrence Z. Sherman.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08
WARSZAWA, 5 lutego.

WARSZAWA, 5 lutego.
W czwartek powieszono
znowu na stokach cytadeli
czterech anarehist6w, ma mo-
cy wyroku sadu wojennego,
Og61em powieszono " dw6ch
ostatnich tygodniach Is lu-
dzi, kt6rych tylko jeden.
cztowiek ME byl zydem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

|L,O L,ONIYsN lutego, T Fol1ieWaz
ma divorce angielski z pe-
|Wodu saierci du1skiego kro-
Ia Chrystya panuje zaloba
EuWiado on1iono RAD hiszpa1l
ski ze Wyjjazd kr6la DC dwarda
do ~ Madry tn n1usi bye odlo
zony do Wiosny Stub Z
fonsas ksiazaiiezka batten-'
berska ME bedlzlie mo- sic.
pdbye predzej, niz v lipeu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

9 lN,IAN.TIC ] COKE Pa. Nieprzy
Jenny gose naWie dit dom
.pahstwa Andrzej66w Podem-
.skich; dwoje dzieci zachoro-
.valo i'm ma yyf,1s.O by Pan Bog
daI, aby jak najpredzej pos
wrocily do zdrowia.
EN- UMCLAW1 Wash, Ma,
my tn dzielnego oboszcza .
" osobie Wiel. ks. M. Fafa-
:ry, kt6ry chociaz jest watle-
go zdrowia ale silnego ducha
j rnocnej WARY. W pierWsze
swiefo Bozego Narodzenia
Ddprawi1 on az try msze
swiete j to al " trzech para
fach. By1 potem przez caly
=tydzien Dardzo choryii jeszcze
MED edomagajac juz " sWieto .
Trzech 1Kr6li stanal pred
oltarzem i odplawi{ nam na
=boze6stwo. Oby go Pan Bog
jak Maid dluzsze lata " zdrowiu
achoWac raczyi.
Parafianiin.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

fll1AI1fllt]l lila, = La 9 anI53EE
Banie ewiicz, postrzel Iona przez
meza, valley v szpitalu ze
smierciia. chWilaeh przy-
tomnosci wzy5wa mega si mo-
vi, ze mu pre- baczs.y Nlesz-
cessna ME vie, &c MAJ jej
drugim wy zaIem zastrzelh
samego siebie.
TOLEDO, Q. ozoraj v pa
rafii 6W Anton 50 ,o=dbyf siq
pagrzeb 13 letnieg ucznia. d
SIX oily paraf alnej lrban niaka.
Keledzy SIX olni MESH iego-
tru mne ma karaWan q, Gala.
klasa odpro oWadzi1a pred
.Wczesnie zma ego na ii enaenr
tar Rod die ON q Wyrazamy
nasze szczere Wp6l lcz uciie.
p E[1RO'|IT q N 1IGH efano
VII fsuslhsk kieu,u Il 6rego
dice n'ieyzl
przy ESQ Ve '.
ll1 Ilf'a kute
'NIn1azdzen1a ll oWycl
prze p,'c1aa lSeolle o,y
loraeh Y pobl blIzll Clark
h'n11an mai 81 d
n1e ee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

CHICAGO, Ill. W niedzieleI
80 StYcznia, odby1o sic "
Wieikiej sail Auditorium.
.prked edstaWienie teatralne, u
rzadzone przez tuteiszych Po-'
lakoW, na doc h6d glod i ne.
DE ciierpiiacych Polak6w "
e 6lestWie Polsk KEN. ,)bec-
nych bylo przeszfo 5000 O.
sob 9 rrzeds dstaWienie TO dalo
"a czysto s., 800. pomitlo,
1e n1ie ejseoWa Poloniia a. eel
poWyzszy zllozyy1la iuz blisko.
SIC, 900
lebrany Wezorai fundusz.
Wyslany zostanie IA rece,
Henryka sien kle eWllcza To-
~ pieniadze te ma rozdzieliez
miedzy cier rpiilacy ycll1 gslod i nie
dostatek zaWie, Kodzii.
g ianych miastach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-02-08

* ~ )
BEREA, O. W zesz1ym
tygodniu mih t1 miejsce
straszny wypadek: ll-letnia
.dziewczynka 4AndrzeieW
ska baWiac sic obok ku:
py popiolu . zarze eWiem kt6ry
matka jei j pred chWila wysy..
pala. " jednej chWili zaje}a
sic na niej sukienka nim
ospieszono ratunkiem,
bied dziecko tax sic po-
parzyIo ze lekarze ma1o ma
ia nadziel utrzyymania jei
przy ziyciu.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
ClarK's Opera House.

The pretty story OF Dora Thorne, as
adapted for the stage by Lem B. Par
ker from Bertha NJ. Clay's novel Of
that name. was acted at the Grand last
night for the entertainment of an audi
ence that filled practically every seat
in the house. 1t is only fair to say that
the company as a whole was consider
ably above the average and so we'll bal
anced that the production was smooth
and even and quite enjoyable. The
cast:
Stephen Thorne, the Lodge Keeper
Mr.. Edwin F. Clark
Alicia Earle, Roland's sister
Miss Louise DeVarney
Richard Dacre, willing to marry
Mr.. Frederick Wyatt
Hugh Fernley, a sailor lad
Mr.. VIM. Grew
Ronald Earle, in love with Dora
Thorne Mr.. George Gordon
Lady Chartaris, scheming woman
Miss Elisbeth Brewer
Lord Rupert Earle, Of Earle Manor
Mr.. Harry Rodgers
Jerry, a servant in Earle Manor
Mr.. W, l.. Emerson
Sir Sewersby, always finding fault
Mr.. Harry Stanley
Helen, the nurse Miss Alice Lennox
Dora Thorne, the Lodge keepers
daughter Miss Donna Sol.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
He Is Wrong Once.

Mark Twain says that while during 1868
days in the year the American citizen
is true to his Christian morals, on two
days of the year he lays aside his
Christian morals and does things which
are an offence to himself and to the
country. On one of these days he goes
10 the polls, and without blush, votes
for an unclean boss, and against the
best man in the whole land il he Is on
the other ticket. On the other day he
hides his personal property in another
State, and then goes to the tax Office
and swesrs that he hasn't got a cent
in the world. in order 10 escape his
taxes"
Mark, you are wrong. A man will
not violate his concience at the polls OF
swear falsely IL he is true to Christian
morally 1863 days in a year.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
National AID.

The following bin Of interest to peo-
pie of the territory introduced by Rep
resentative Thomas F. Marshall of
North Dakota, has been ordered printed
and will come up for consideration
later:
''Be It enacted by the senate and
house of representatives of the United
States of America in congress assem-
bled, that there be appropriated. out of
the public moneys in the treasury Of the
United States not otherwise appropri.
ated, for all expenses necessary to en-
able the secretary of agriculture to in
vestigate methods of -dryland farming
suited to the arid ard semi-arid regions
Of the western United States, where ir-
rigation is impracticable, the sum of
sixty thousand dollars, Of which sum
five thousand dollars shall be immedi-
ately available"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
George Washington.

One hundred and seventy-three years
ago yesterday. in Westmoreland county,
Virginia, Washington was born. He
was county surveyor at the age of six
teen. At the age of twenty-three he
was commander Of all the Virginia
troops This was during the French and
Indian war. At IT. Duquesne he had two
horses shot under him and four bullets
went through his coat. And he was in
side the coat at the same time yet es.
capped unharmed. When the revolution
was in the bud he was a member Of the
first continental congress, and when
the revolution blossomed he was made
commander in. chief of the U. S. ar
mics. He brought the revolution to a
successful close, compelled Lord Corn
wallis, general of the British forces to
surrender; and it is a historical fact
that he was only Lord Cob-wallis"
when Gen. Washington was through
with him.
When the convention met in Philadel-
phia to frame a constitution, he was
the presiding officer; and that same
year, 1888, became the first President,
held the Office eight years, then took
leave of all the employments of public
life. "
He never had the itch-for Office nor
desire to hang on and retire on full
pay. His high positions were not of his
own seeking; to secure them he bought
neither votes nor influence, but they
were simply rewards of merit. He was
truly the Father Of his country, and as
loyal Americans, it becomes US, to prop
erly observes the anniversary of his
birth, and to ever keep his memory
green.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
Good Words.

The Lexington, N. c., Dispatch has
good words for young man who was in
business in Deming several months, and
recently left us for his old home in the
east:
"Mr. E. H. Maley, well known in this
his home country and in Lexington, af-
ter having engaged in business at other
points, including New Mexico, has again
returned to Lexington and will locate
here for the purpose OF carrying on a
general insurance business, in which he
has had wide experience. Mr.. Maley
was born near Lexington and after at.
tending the county schools and taking a
business course in Oak Ridge Institute,
came here and acted as agent for the
Southern Express Company for two
years, being engaged at the same time
in the mercantile business. He then
took up insurance work, which he car
ried on with conspicuous success both in
this state and in Virginia. He Is a
business man Of wide experience and is
we'll posted in the insurance business,
familiar with every detail, and will
without doubt build up a strong agency
here In Lexington.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
The Wedding Over.

At last the White house wedding Is
over and Alice Roosevelt has become
plain Alice Longworth, respected wife
OF a respected congressman, but no
longer the focus point for the affection
ate proprietary interests Of the whole
people. Are the interest and curiosity
which have been manifested entirely
puerile and childish? Is It evidence Of
snObbishness and servility that the
American public has followed so closely
the career OF this young girl for the
past year and watched the closing chap
ters Of her girlhood with almost breath.
less interest?
The News does not believe this. The
daughter Of the White house is the
daughter of the nation. The interest
in her is a human and democratic in.
interest. All the world loves not only
the lover, but still more his lady love.
All the world loves youth ard romance
good sense, and fortunately for herself
anG the pride of the people, Alice
Roosevelt has been the happy possessol
Of all these good things in this last year
Of her maidenhood. Denver News.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
Anclsn, HistOry-IS6O.
j. A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent,

The Pony Express, which ran from
Independence, Mo-, to Frisco, 1850
miles, made the trip in ten days. 1t
carried mail for IS per half ounce II
employed 500 men. The first starter
was Harry HofT, who left Sacramento
April %, 1860. The mail was limited
q fifteen pounds. Ben Holidays
stage line started from AtchisoD in
1861. Il cost two million to build and
equip the line. The government paid
Holladay a'million dollars year for car
rying the mail. From Atchison Ia
Placerville, CAL, is 1918 miles and the
shortest time was l2 days and two
hours. The fare was s225.
The era Of the overland stage line
from the river 10 the coast was eight
years. Two thousand seven hundred
horses and mules and one hundred Con-
cord coaches were used on the main
line. At one time Holiday had five
thousand horses and mules and one
thousand coaches on his main line and
branches.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

Thore's never n day so sunny
But a little cloud appears;
Theirs never a life so happy
But has It's time Of tears;
Yet the sun shines out the brighter
Whenever the tempest clears.
There's never a garden growing
With roses in every plot;
There's never a heart so hardened
But il has one tender spot;
We have only TO prune the border
To find the forget-me-not.
There's never a sun that rises
But we know twill set at night;
The tints that CLEAN in the morning
At evening are just as bright,
And the hour that is the sweetest
Is between the dark and the light.
There's never a dream so happy
But the waking makes us sad;
There's never a dream Of sorrow
But the waking makes US glad;
We shall look some day with wonde
At the troubles we have had.
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Startling Bat True.

People the world over were Mortified
on learning Of the burning Of a Chicago
theatre in which nearly six hundred
people lost their lives, yet more than
five times this number, or over 5000
people died from pneumonia in Chicago
during the same year, with scarcely a
passing notice. Every one of these
cases If pneumonia resulted from q
cold and could have been prevented by
timely use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. A great many who had every
reason to fear pneumonia have warded
it off by the prompt use Of this remedy
The following is an instance Of this
sort: 'Too much cannot be said in
favor of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and especially for colds and influenza.
| know that it cured my daughter,
Laura, Of a severe cold, and | believe
saved her life when she was threatened
with pneumonia. w. D. Wilcox, Lo-
gan, New York. Sold by all Druggists.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
Valentines Day.

This, one of the ancient days OBJ
served in different countries, is becom-
ing a back number. The demand for
valentines for 1906 was far smaller than
ever before. The greatest demand was
for very expensive pieces and for the
cheapest, mostly the comical kind.
Comparatively few of the medium
grades were sold. The custom of send
ing Valentines seems to be gradually
dying out.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
Twinkle, Twinkle.

A little four-year-old girl at one of
our public schools was called upon by
her teacher to recite TO some friends
that had assembled in the schoolroom
to enjoy the regular Friday afternoon
exercises. The little Miss stood forth
and recited as follows:
"Coruscate, coruscate, diminutive
stellar orb!
How inexplicable to me seems the
stupendous problem of thy existence
Elevated to such an immeasurabe
distance in the illimitable depths of
space apparently in a perpendicular
direction from the terraqueous planet
we occupy!
Rambling in thy dazzling and un.
approachable effulgence a crystalizeC
carbon gem of surprising brilliancy
and impenetrability glittering in the
ethereal vault whose boundless i'm,
mensity we endeavor to bring within
the compass of the human intellect.
ual grasp by the use of the concrete
term frmamentI'
When the little girl had finished re-
citing the touching lines in her rapt
soulful, Bostonian way and sat dowr
there was not a dry spectacle in The
school room.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
LOnG Distance Telephone.

Here is the first message over the
Luna Co. Telephone company long dis
tance line from j. ]. Jeffers at j. j.
Jacobsens ranch:
Tuesday, Feb, 20, Graphic Office;
"Will be in Haywood on Sunday for
chicken dinner"
Well, Denver's long distance line is
crawling rapidly in this direction. May
we all live to see the "chasm" closed,
the line complete to Colorado's capital.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23

Don't deceive yourself. II you have
indigestion take KodOl Dyspepsia Cure.
1t will relieve you. Rev. w. E. Ho-
cutt, South Mills, N. c., says II was
troubled with chronic Indigestion for
several years; whatever | ate seemed
to cause heartburn, sour stomach,
auttering Of my heart, and general
depression of mind and body My drug
gist recommended Kodol, and It has re-
ieved me. I can now eat anything and
sleep soundly at night Kodol digests
what you eat. At Palace Drug Store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-02-23
Rilers Rip Van WInhIs Show.

Has a tent built expressly for them.
1t is made of Khaki which is used and
recommended by our government as the
best. It is absolutely water proof.
This elegant tent is built egg shape and
has no center poles in front of the stage,
therefore giving every one a good view
of the performance, The stage is
lighted with Acetylene gas, which can
be lowered and raised tOgive the proper
effect, as desired. Lightning and
thunder is made by an electric storage
battery. The scenery for each and
every act is all new and painted espec-
tally for this elegant production. Mr..
Eiler prides himself in having the swell
est out At in the country and delights In
having people come and see his pavilion
theatre before the performance. They
will appear at. Deming Saturday, Feb.
"a.