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coILEcTIoN AaENcIEs

WE COLLECT, NEGOTIATE, BUY NOTES
b and accounts Universal Collecting Agency.
A01 Evanston building, Minneapolis.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

10 Ss@.s@ - BIRTHS. -.-,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Larson. 1893 East Franklin
~. Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Bulge, 1921 Forty fourth
avenue N. girl. ' =: 90. =
: Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Humphrey, 424 Eighth
avenue NE. a boy. Is% :ra - -
Mr. and Mrs. John Fryhling. 7os Fifth street
NE; GIRL 49, -
= Mr. and Mrs Il. Libby, 241s Fourth street NE,
a boy
: Mr.: and Mrs. n. q. Parrolt, 42o7 Oolfax ave-
nue. N. boy.
2 Mr.: and Mrs. Daniel Hunt. 2524 Jackson
street, boy.
2. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schulz, 2O3 West Thirty
first street. boy. &c..
(. Mr.. and Mrs, George McBeath, 2s1s Forty
third street. a boy. t@~
Mr.: and Mrs. J. q jacobson, 1905 Seventeenth
avenue s. a boy. t1E go
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Unimproved.

AAACA ONVNs
T. 4. SAS N s 4 % Q Q
POS Andrus Bldg. o
Real io Estste, Mortgages, Investment, Loans. 0
front. 4ox160. o
s25o.l5t6 av s, near seth st. east o
o ,$7Oo-Fremont av s. near Lake st, west o
front. 45x12S. o
s1,4oo-Girard av s, near oath st, east o
front. 4ox129. o
$500-Garfeld az s. near 31st st, west O
front. 45x128. o
$s50-Aldrich av 8. near SSth st. west 0
front. 45x125. o
s5Oo-steyens az, near s5th st. east o
front. 42x128
$70O-Lake st, corner Both av, east o
front. 4Ox125. Q
s8oO-12th av Sc, near Division, east o
front, 3Sx125. o
o o o o o o o
DAILY BARGAIN.
,ss75 buys fine lot 4ox13o, three feet
I'd av 8, between 37th and 3sth SITS; close to
school and church, and between two good
seven-minute car lines.
D. G. Bell Investment Co.,
Security Bank Building.
S25 DOWN, S. MONTH
For nice perfect lots on 9th av 9 at SSH
them up.
t. g. & C., 315 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
FOR sALE-S4s. 500 BUYS A THIRTY-ACRE
tract, centrally located in Minneapolis. Jay
P. Morrill,, 4o7 Globe building. MINNEAPOLIS.
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For Rent-Furnished Houses.

E1GHT.RooM HOUSE, FURNISHED, HARD.
wood, piano, gas, mantel, gas and coal range,
furnace heat newly papered; fine place; rent
$50 to right party; vacant Jan. /. Call eve
nings. 2S13 10Th az s.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, MODERN
house of ten rooms In GREEN'S addition, for
the winter; or will rent and furnish fuel
for board. 1904 James av s.
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AUCTION SALES


W. D, Gordon Co., licensed auctionsers; 10
/ Yesn experience. 626 Guaranty. Both phoneas
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PENSIONS

RoBT. WATSON. WAR VETERAN PENHroA
atty. box "a s2s Boston block. Minnlspsli1
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@F<rss II .4.% DEATHS. -
q. : Garrett Huyck, city hospital.
!. Atlie Hammond. 1913 Fifth avenue S. e.,
lens 4Greprnd, SIS Fifteenth avenue Sc. %
: Susie Quinn, BIG Colfax avenue s. $50; ,
S:g Celipa Gree. st. Mary's hospital
Mrs. s. Carlson, Swedish hospital.
Annie T.. Nicholson. HOO Twenty-si1th avenue
- MARRIAGE LICENSES. %'
Alfred johnson and Alma s.. Person.
a Isidor Kaufman and Dora Pink. 4
= Joseph Wos and Frances Kuduk.
Frank Drimalla and Ida Stinborn.
? Michael Splain and Mary ]. Bean.
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats,

o o o O o O o
. IF YOU CAN'T USE OR s-RooM
fiat, our fat of rooms at No. 1923
o 18th st; open plumbing, hardwood
o floors and finish, gas range, refrigerator,
o gas crate. dry room, light laundry tele-
o phone service and we guarantee that
o you will have plenty of heat and hot
water and good janitor service; rent
0 very reasonable; we must rent this this
week.
David P. Jones 4 Co.. III 4eh st s.
q
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 70 on
cago Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points; best Of service and low
est possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 40 Sd st 8.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Eor Sale,

Il. For Sale.
AUCTION 1NNouNoEMENT ExTRIoRDf.
~ For our regular Thursday; auction 1--WE will
Grace: s5.' ~
Two cars Of logging horses. average 900 lbs.
heavy az narafters ayesege lbs
Tws cars 9essftsas wsasa s 1ss
one car heavy drafters, weight 1,eeo lbs.
laneaus shippers. All good big horses ready
/ q Sale s commences pm. sharp Thursday. Noy.
- ~ South st. Paul, Horse exchange.
|BARRETT & zIMMERMAN. THE LARGEST
I horse dealers In America. have from 800 to
t. head OF all classes OF horses constantly
Oh hand. If you want one horse 4 team. Or
Auctions every Wednesday. Private sales daily.
Part time given If desired. Barrett u Zim-
aa1nerman, Midway Horse Market. is @7y
IN &c HORSES, HORSES HORSES. ~
We have on hand for this week, three car
loads Of very fine large draft horses: farm
g mares. single wagon horses and ane drivers:
6 are Eco een from I 81 s1z
asy q n D: : = &C., -
Fob sALE-MY BLACK PAGER, II YEARS
a6 pid, afraid OF nothing; any lady. can, drive
us
=. Gall at b56 9Th Az N. T. ~.
NEW HEAVY; LUMBER HARNESS, $50;
i horse blankets less than manufacturers cost.
Rerss msiss ST. 81 TIE Psu1 ~
wANTED-wE ARE always READY 70
sfbuy and pay cash tor horses, buEgies,> har-
nesses. wagons, etc. cat Barrett & thinner
mans Midway Horse Market. .-.--- -
GOOD WORK MARE FOR BALE CHEAP;
weighs 1900: can be seen at meal times at
Cramer's stables. LIST st and I'd av N:
HORSE OWNERS ATTENTIoN-TO GET YOUR
horses shod right see Larson Horseshoeing Co..
122 Sd st N and q Western av. -
10 GOOD FARM MARES, g 70 3 YEARS OLD;
weight 1900 to 800; prices reasonable. 2O20
Lyndale av N. 49,. ',.-a -.
FOR LAME AND INTERFERING HORSES Try
our handmade shoes. Jas. Rowett. POI 7th st s.
FROST z CO.'S SALE AND, COMPRESSION
- stables: cash or time. 21e I'd Az N, s9.s.
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'S'E ~"H's . vyox%od '.s ~ 80.
HORSES WINTERED AT ELMHURST FARM,
hfchfield; called for and delivered; good care;
single stalls, So per month; box stalls, $40
per month; large paddock to run in. Henry
Webster, 1016 Lumber Exchange. -
WANTED-A SECONDHAND FARM WAGON,
good as new, or 81 skein double box. An
swer fully as to price and condition. Address
1906, Journal. 80
HORSES W1NTERED;r GOOD STABLES, FEED
and care: three miles from city; loW rates.
Address Sal, Journal.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR HORSES, BUG.
giles and wagons. N6 9TH av 8.
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AGENTS WANTED
~-~~~~@~>-~~~~~~-~~~~.c-
STEADY INCOME EASILY MADE SELLING
our guaranteed soaps and grocery sundries;
nearly $50 products, all recognized as stan
dard in million homes; big rnoney-maker,
liberal commission; refined work for whole
time or spare moments. Write to us. Orofts
& Reed, Dept. W, Austin av, Chicago, Ill.
OUR POCKET SAMPLE SIDE LINES ARE THE
best and the latest in the country; big money
for agents and good sellers; call and see US.
st. Paul Engraving and Leather Novelty Co..
484 Sd st, st. Paul, MINI.
INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED TO MAKE
quick money; reliable and meritorious enter
prise; other business not interfered with. Ad-
dress $40 Main st, Joplin, Mo. Y,
TEN GOOD HUsTLING AGENTS FOR MIN
neapolis and also ten for St. Paul; nice
side line for travelling men. Address us. q.
" SCHNEIDER. 1862 4th av s.
MAN OR WOMAN 10 DISTRIBUTE SAMPLES
and employ agents; $1s week, expenses adj
vanced. Permanent. Negler Co., 221 Locust
st, Philadelphia.
NOVEMBER, SO YEARS AGO. zEsBAUeH
commenced to frame pictures cheap In Mime
apolis. VIII be continued. II 5th st s. New
stock. -. =.
WANTED-CANVAsSERs FOR COUNTRY,
also Minneapolis, St. Paul. liberal commissions
McNicol Remedy Co., 7o2 Sykes Block
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STORAGE

THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE co. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving stor.
elegant new freproof storage warehouse with
separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office, 400 Lake st; main office, 40 Sd st s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially. 122 5th st 8.
Both phones.
OUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO
Chicago Denver, Spokane Pacific coast terni
nails and tributary points. For best OF SER
Boyd Transfer Co, 40 Sd ct s.
REALTY FIREPRooF WAREHoUsE-sT oR.
age, packing, shipping Of high grade household
goods and pianos o clean separate Locked COM
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DREssMAKING

WAISTS AND FINE NEEDLEwoRK~ A sPE.
cialty; ladies this will interest you. Landour
hotel, s2o3a Nicollet av, suite Alt. Mrs. Long
fellow. ..e.- = -r w. .--s..s ~. n =
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.
"a SUITE OF THREE FURNISHED ROOMS ON
first floor. with large closet, everything mod
ern; if mother and daughter that looked at
them last week will please call again. Address
1853, Journal. " 10 ~
NICELY FURNISHED MODERN ROOM IN
good neighborhood, nine blocks from the Glass
Block: can furnish breakfast and O'Clock din
ner II desired. Call 1913 Nicollet av.
LARGE FRONT ROOM IN THoRoLY MOD
= ern house, suitable for two gentlemen, walk
ing distance, reasonable rent, private family.
140S Nicollet av. -
NICELY FURNISHED. STEAM HEATED AND
electric lighted rooms in the center Of busi-
ness district, $3.50 per week and up. Either
phone 169S. e. -
LARGE FRONT ROOM, NEWLY DECORATED,
piano, thoroughly modern; also lady room
mate wanted. 40S 9th st 8. Telephone Main
2757-L. 20 =
TWo NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL MOD.
ern, in private home; gentlemen preferred.
1922 Hawthorn av. Phone T. G. 9400.
TWO MODERN FURNISHED STEAM HEATED
rooms for light housekeeping; bath included.
IA 9th st s.
TRUNKS delivezeS. 25o. Commercial Delivery,
~ It'll st s. Q. 8. B478; N. W.sMain 846S-J
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ner tlle order 81 anbJeels haying begun

ner lie order Of subjects having begun
ut Old Japan. its geography, iis topfo-
grapEly, people, customs, cite. The vari-
oi,s subjects are assigned the members
at the claaa who prepare papers for HE
meetings each Friday afternoon. To-,
Day the tiieD,s Was the religions Of
Japan 3Irs. n. ~ Berry, treating Slim
toibm; Mrr w. H. Abbot, Jr, 1. EudJ-
iiisn. Arr. &. X, Reading. G6fifusjun-
ISM; MtH. Howard, Tie Episcopat Church
IN Japan.
Under the influence III aeSertu raiDs
tilb Hefk, and snbsnlIcnt sunshine, the
gfass js aprirsiDg frtaii and green. buds
are forming Djl The trser, 3DhgIiif, plo-
lets ard hyarJftbs are Di11GidE- and q
teY easiiy eisrjIes igisa also EitEeii ef,aaSd
into bioqspitL
Work IN tlm 80 ftiif0tjS he S1f-
folk and Western double ttsnfiaitH, ard
Inc construction M the tradaw9isf rt,alt.
sfe ptosfcfsinE With Hfftiix jise aetjf-
ny Never hefofa have ;jief6 batn ~
many JlDDgatiDja5 Italians, atfse, iut9
engines .,tld 1ifiHf iaa2sss0ftsBs Gf fltis
road s0fK ~ Isedtgtd. ana ne hIijst,
ilio1sy 4isa. lile s9l,bf. ride ~ Yli;eII
III ttsat MI iiflrtsfiep ~ fgod ktlse IN,
g4,lee1 q, s4ItitJStBoGs siRIift4 tifar sra
Distressing ~ ll2s g@lllfs vi mn eGDfiif-
4i3t pesres. n ~ ~ Qt,sgiptH itGit,ts-
1 s}illiaty ~ frpt "a iPftlsA non, ~ iiji ~,
SaIbsto irJdtss, g.gts q f,9ye Rs8pigis1
! tiI9Ngll i{is Seia4lls is ais9tRF tam VI
ai,Y Itnn ip tise sliatog$ NJ fta t0HtG t'iBs
4 2rpat tiinsrax, 3U iips eysf ~ an 8ajtJ,
\ jhK Hfatstf{sl5 Dfs$el}Aa ,itie erosion M
fsls9s lptssef ~ ,ilpse nbD iliE8r ,fhs
3 e2.}syi " 3nfesh tit9SEh li1s f2stitst' I,tgs
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OF rents too low to Yield n fair per cent
on the Investment, car now no longer
be urged. II II hoped that rs tho sprlnG
advances, This ho,isclcss problem VIII
be adjusted N a satisfactory fnatner.z
a,eherr III III absolntn rnl in social hap.
penliss for groWn-ups. during Lent but
the lui dpesEnot apply 10 tie llttlesp
#I,lc.
Mlsa HebeccA twcEt gsiva to her young
8friends AN elaborate and delightful 9fancy
dress party. Tuesday Afternoon, In honor
8of her eight birth day. u Tho entire lower
( iIoor Of ilta larsa handsome home q
her ippther. Mrs. & George Il fiysGrt, VIE
iiaGd for tic occnsiun, and as her stn'li
folb ~ HitT eoatuiiies. prrsnfnltilIg clihI Is
3astefN u tistarys 81 Try and fl0Wcf y lnnd !.
Mptiier CidDfe, thd what not 4 tlttted
ftilOid sfaiiS ilftft made old folks Young
atishlB. Yiis treAented. Merry gilllIds. g
gypsY fpfiiuas teller In the porson i; %
sItya Hunter Miller, i, flnc low u llA
tbs ptrt, - Tho intsns,ss aIflitsrmcntG 81
i All reifeastded. ~ air.{.l Ellis HAL, Jra
i,ii1 otter aituisenp3ntH filed e he fltp-
h,niils vim delight GiteIi cams he
tts,Sst win tiit ,flttB dlg cake. wl III It's
tigtittd tap8fs In tho eeIfarsp Of I he tublc,
siirrDatidfd ~ luscious aiahtgt era pos.
HKGiIaf BfaHE ijlIinnas9 slfiafI 4Mits ~ 50
rs Nf9'tsn adililtdiRs eftkt aIltl candy ng
gatpiA M
fttpti ,pybett &; e1stYtons who for se,af
5tliiin jf,si l.fts iadH under i fenlinent ~
/ ~ Assdye1a ii0tns, al s.t,y ,fll,lfs, re-
termed htisll for4it ldiaf Vstt tiilss week
tfsft3stiy ffGHrt1yffis NJ
sstise ifailiii Griffin tlas returned iyul
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= u u.
brilliant. entertainment for tho So
ciety OF the Cincinnati, upon the occa-
sion OF its meeting here next month. The
society is to be entertained April goth,
sond on tho morning of that day the COR
snei-stone OF tile monument TO. ReYolu-
tionary heroes is to be laid. In the after
noon the society Will he the guest of the
Colonial DANES ut Old>Brunswicls, and at
night an elaborate affair Mt the Orton5
Hotel, this city, will be presented.
Tie Colonial Danes have also elected
delegates and alternates 10 tho blen-
$ninl convention to be- Held lii Wa stlfg-
fton. ID, CT, about MAY lst, Y he ilele-.
gntcssnrc Mrs.ylnmes ssprunt,, Nll's.s Robert
Str,llge and rs. lam La llllc ofslths
city;1 Irs. l2c Ten lsoF, of sNYashl s,
stoi ID, G..iunll M RS. = win ustlc OF
|sCircnlistpro; n. G. tl'hc alternatessh are MIS-.
CASTOR, M Gnrcs, Mrs 49,; r. Ba1lo yE ana
M Atnic Il. /; lSlder 8of. this city; Mrs
a. GI3sS a andrews, OF Raleigh, NJ e.! anu
Mras Thomas Settle, of Asheville, ~ !. =.
rhe pastor dance ;of5 tho NJ riosess Ger
IMAM Club Will he an esnectal - z l!ls.il:
afrnir, ana Is to he given in honor q
two OF the clubs most popular n o
l{pr. EDWARD Jenner w ood %ami NJ. MI, COR
lsnelus NapLouyen, TO- q re- to Wed (dllr'-
lfl;st tho week following the elosts ~ hs,
l-,'r ton sc;aso Az @ q. q B, "a
ss one of HE most rop,lla slstoEs M
| msecllttsls Miss Rosyl liacot Y yoaus ay,
i Gtcty woman Of ClaElesto Oh, $. g sl,uas -
tho guest sof Mrs, tinhliol Holmes, on
Il g4solll trlllrlg strert NO her ~.
III ulur young ladies' arg expected " pecou's
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WlLMINGTON,5N c.
slspeci..l q me r,Imcs-Dlspatch,


lVILMfNCrON, NJ c., March H. MIR,
Jalios w, JnckFon, one Of tho propriotors
ar the Wilmington Messtnga B md Mrs..
jackson. have announced the Pr roach
ing ninrringe OF their eldest ;gs q n,igli teR.i
MISC sssalle Bell Jackson, 10 al fumes
Edwin, troinuck. also of his ssGtty tho
event 10 franspirc nftcrs Len IT, NJ
s5ihe Easter dance Of the 4Is .triosl Ger
lsas been so1otrnnE mt the handsome
Jones winter RETREAT Atrlec-on-the-
s5,ln,i, rear t,Is Guy; ,'nd ms been
41r ssyilningt6ti, Mrs. Jones, Miss ss;ldie
tones and AIR. tlet,ry V',.lters game from
&iiia Notfl with Mr. Jones nIidalefri him
II, route, u oiig to- Palm l'caSih 20 join
Il party tlat ~ now heinz rNsnlly on
4 eriatned iii iYilitehnll. l'nlin teach. sbS
Mrs. Il. si tTfagler B. ,,- Il, Z,
,rri,e North, Ghiro1ina aorlety sof Colonial
\. w allI,s ts. eadsllllrts'rs and
plees IL. Ills DIT III, las decided mos!
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DOCTORS
MEET AT EMP0R|A
DinWiddie Taken Into the Asso
ciation-Richmond Doctors
Present.
Present
-lspeeial q rhe g,imes pispateI.

5s Shs2PNNAti ~ = i1S ! Hucs- OlsllalCii.)
IsMPoRlA, Ma, March 16, The eleventh
session OF the Southside Virginia Medical
Association was held In Emporia yegtcr-
day. and IN eattendapee from the cities
of Richmond, Petersburg and the counties
OF Southampton, surry, Sussex. Prince
George, Brunswick and GreensYille wag
large
The leading article Was read by Dr.
NJ s. French, of EInpora, and was Iib,
orally discussed. 11he additional teait0sy
Of Dinwiddle county was considered. and
z by an overwhelming vote made a mari OF
3Ihs association. The physieiaps, Of re-
tsrsburs; however Were given the priyl-
md not MS body, This means. N ali
probability, that epery member of tie
Paiarsbnrg medical faculty viii in tt ine
become members of this association.
& Hence. VIII pc decided upon by tho presI.
dent and secretary
al night the members OF The souths1.e
were given a banquet ~ the Hotel Viz.
1 g,nia, which proved ed 2 highly deliehttu
prs. Edward Mcclure ana paulua a
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a visit to Lynchburg. 353S

visit to I4ynchburg. u IS
b Senator 4. 81 Lawrence IS Campbell and
Hon. II. q. Lowry, representatives NJ Of
BEDFORD, In tile Legislature, have ltturn-
ed TO their homes here, and Capt. 4. S.
West of the u ouse Of Delegates, In sre-.
turned Ills home near ir3 bellevue: n 4
Mrs, ca. Evans has returned from a
long aud PLEASANT ylslt to- New y ork. Tvs
Nj, y. Up. "a iregory is In Richmond on
satblsliicss mission, NE
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28
A Fool Sensation.

Just why serious consideration
should have been given to the
report of a general Mexican up
rising against the Americans is
hard to conceive. The mere fact
that " demonstrations " were
scheduled for the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER was probably taken adj
vantage of by alarmists to base
their prediction on. General
Torres, who is in charge Of the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28
Republican Central Committee

Chairman H. 0. Bursum, of the
territorial republican central COM
mittee, has appointed a commit
tee of republicans to act in con-
junction with a similar committee
appointed by the democratic ter
ritorial convention to work for
the Joint statehood cause, His
letter of appointment reads:
Pursuant to authority of reso-
luton passed at the meeting Of
the territorial republican central
committee, September 5, 1906,
directing the chairman of such
committee to appoint a committee
of five to confer with a like COM
mittee of five appointed by the
democratic central committee, for
the purpose of devising ways and
means and promoting and en-
couraging the passage of the
statehood bill.
Therefore, | do hereby APP
point and name as such delegates,
the following:
wv. II. H. Llewellyn, of Dona
Anna county; w. B. Childers, of
Bernalillo county; c. A. Spiess, of
San Miguel county; w. G. Sar-
gent, of Rio Arriba county, and
solomon Luna, of Valencia
county,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28

Mr.. Bursum's personal and
political friends have had every
confidence in him from the be-
ginning of the investigation and
now that he has been eXonerated,
their confidence and esteem for
the man will know no abatement
indeed, their regard for him
has only grown greater because
of the fact that he has been pur-
sued so relentlessly by those who
would dethrone him in the repub.
lican party, if such a thing were
possible.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28

military organization of the re-
public, is quoted as saying that
practically all the rumors that
have come to his notice have been
without foundation and as a rule
had their origin among irrespon-
sible characters. The response
BILE portion of the Mexican gov
eminent is all too cognizant of
the value of American interest in
Mexican enterprises, particularly
mining, to allow an antagonlstic
movement Of any magnitude to
develop.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28
A Busy Man.

Since the injunction was served
on his Luna county project, M.
T. Brown has turned his whole
attention to his Missilla valley
colony enterprise, He has a
force of about twenty-five men
at work on the Shalam property,
painting and overhauling the
buildings and also extending the
ditch from the Dona Ana ditch ia
the Shalam lands.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-09-28
NJ. NJ. KILLINGER. PLAINTIFF,

NJ. VI. KILLlNGER. PLAINTIFF,
vs.
John s. Banker and II dead the uu-
known heirs Of John S, Banker
Mar, Banker. wife of said John $ No. 1875
Banker. whose given name is un-
known and Is herein designated as
Mary aud II dead the unknown
heirs Of Mary Banker. Belle Toner
lin and Louis Gilbert Tomcrln
Defendants.
10 the above named defendants and each II
them;
You and each Of you are hereby notified thta
a suit has been commenced against you hy said
plaintiff. NJ. NJ. Killingcr ir the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District Of the Territory uf
New Mexico. within and Tor tho county Of Luna
The general objects OF said suit are to have the
title OF the plaintiff iu and TO the SoGth.hulf Of
SOUTHEAST Quarter uf Section Twenty-Five in
Township Twcnty-thrrr South ~ Range Nine
West quetc,l and set 90 rest. to establish and
make operative and effective certain deed made
and executed by said John S. Banker and wife u
james S. Tomern grantee, conveying an right
title and interest Of said John s. Banker and wife
| In aud to said premises unto aii james Tomcrlin.
/ which said deed was by said James Tomcrlin lost
destroyed or mislad to reform "a certain deed.
made and executed By James Tumcrliu and Belle
| Tomcrlin his wife 10 Lizzie Collins. grantee.
wherein said deed was intended 10 be- q convey.
unce TO said Lizzie Collins OF an right. title and
interest Of said James Tomcriin. and Belle Tom.
crlin in and To said premises, hut Boy mistake the
description Of said premises in said deed was in
DIRECTLY set forth; to have 1t adjudgcd and de-
creed that said defendants and each Of them have
no interest or estate in and TO said premises
and that said plaintiff Is the owner thereof. and
that said defendants and each OF them be forever
enioinei and debarrcd from asserting any claim
or title whatsoever adverse 60 plaintiff. In and
90 said premises. that said lost destroyed OF
mislad deed be- established. and that said incor
rect decd be reformed.
You and each Of you are further notified that
unless you enter your appearance in said cause on
or before the 2,th day Of September. 1896. judy
ment will be rendered against you and each Of
you by default
The name of plaintiffs attorney IL A. w. Pol
ari whose postotIice address is Dcming. New
Mexico
? WM. f. Martin, Clerk Of said Court
Br joins LEMON. Deputy
First Publication. August 10Th. 1906.
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Weak
Hearts

Are due 10 indigestion. NIneiy.nlne Of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when II was simple lndlges-
ilon. II Is a scientific fact that all cases Of
heart disease, not organic, are not only
traceable 10. but are the direct result, Of indl-
Reston. All food taken into the stomach
which falls Of perfect digestion fermenis and
swells the stomach, putting Il up against the
heart. This lnterieres with the action Of
the heart, and in the course Of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased
Mr.. D. Kaubls q Nevada, o says: had stomach
trouble and vas In bad state as had heart trouble
with Il. took Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ioT shout four
monlhs ard II cured me.
Kodol Digests What You Eat
and relieves the stomach Of all nervous
strain and the heart Of all pressure.
Bottles only, Slo0 Slss holding ~ times the trial
size. which sells for soc.
Prepared by {. o. osWlTT & co., CHICAGO.
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Delegate w. H. Andrews will
be re-nominated on the 10Th inst.
Nothing on the earth or under
the earth can prevent his re-elec-
ton in November.
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Grant county's winning ticket
heads the first rage of the Silver
City Enterprise of last Friday,
September q.