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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-27
ArrmAHEn nnF0Hm JUDGE
coFrHf ToDAy AND PITT UP
THEIR BONDS.

SAN FRANCISCO. May fF.--Four
Of san FrAnoiscos reputed million
aifss and thFss others appeared be.
fore Judge coffsy ina morning
and gave bonds on indictments
found Saturday
They we're eugene Besabla. John
Martha and Prank Drum 81 the Ean
francisco oas nnd nieutrie co.
Mayor RehmitE. indicted on charges
OF bfininA sufnsrs isaFa Of the Has
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The COMMITTEES of which George
w. billing Is chairman. appointed
% pasa upou the Denny Hlll re
grade matter. vas az the Chamber
Of Commerce this morning for tho
purpose Of discussing plans for fu-
ture action.
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NEW LAWYER TO
RUN THAW'S CASE

Seattle stars Exclusive service,
NEW YORK. May 27.-w When
Harry Thaw is given hia second
trial next September, u IL SAID
that the defense viii be In charge
Of Martin W. Littleton. formerly
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riLron LAio 10 REsr.


PARIS May = Al tie meufnsrs
81 the Tilfon funeral to-day we're H.
fwa rarriarse There ~esa Ices than
- persona 70 sttsnd Mr.. Mitchell.
wife II the deceased oregon senator.
vas present.
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borough president Of Brooklyn.
I.lttleton. who has had several in.
tergiewH With Thaw IN prison IA
noted a. an eloquent lawyer. Hs
delivered the speech nominating
Judge Parker for president in The
Democratic national convention OF
1904.
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nElMAa choarn.

eAN FRANCISCO. MAy 81 At
tnFney nelInaa. who defended HaffY
X Thaw. announced today that he
had been engaged Co defend Glass
aud haiaay lie denied that he
would defend Calhoun.
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Gov Llrrle DYING.


LITTLE ROCK. Afk Aay III is
announced thia Afternoon That Cover
nor Little Il rot expected 70 I've the
remainder 81 the day.
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= VANDERBILT WEARS
80 FoMEspUa GOWN.

'ILaE, X G.. May o. TO
y tie almost loai art Of
shiag anf weaving Mrs
y Vanderbilt has worn a
- goEu made By mountain
Raleh she has on exhibition
aofs and will send 70 The
~ txpusitian
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~ FAsISE CONTINUES.

= steam coal atiI exists
4e'fia Coast bHakers In
nnrniHE brought .out
ppiY could be received
ne officials refused -
hs ~ tomorrow. The
re BLACK Diamond and
-izsa remains the same
81 Saturday. which
small part of the
'IsaEth Il engaged.
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snm.
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BOISE, Ida. May sT.--A recess
uan taken until Friday for the pnr.
pose Of securing 4 ne~ panel
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

The members of the First Baptist
church will celebrate the semicenten-
NAL of the organization of the church
Thursday evening in the primary de-
partment of the church. A birthday
cake with so lighted candles will be 4
feature of the entertainment.
~ -
The o. D. T. club had a party Friday
afternoon at the home Of Miss Mary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
THE GIDEONS ARE HERE.
Religious Body Of Commercial Travel.
crs Holding Annual Meeting.

The Gideons of Kansas met in To-
peka today and will continue Sunday
in their annual convention. The
Gideons is an organization among the
commercial travellers which is on the
same plan as the Y. NJ. &C. A. organiza-
ton Wilbur d. Perry IS the president
of this organization and J. Jay Hen
derson of Topeka is the secretary and
ii is due to his work that the conven-
ton has been arranged. The follow
ing programme has been prepared for
all the sessions:
Saturday, February 23rd. 1907
$3.50 D. m, at Gemmeil hall, Y. NJ. C.
A, lunch served by the auxiliary; So
cial hour. 500 %. m. at GemmelI hall
Y. NJ. c. A, business meeting; election
Of officers
Sunday, February oath, 1907
1900 a. m, at First congregational
church. Seventh and Harrison streets
Greetings by our national secretary. F.
A. Garlick. Sermon to travelling men
by Rev. Francis l. Hayes 3:45 D. m
at Gemmell hall, Y. NJ. c. A. Ninth
and Quincy streets. Address by F. A.
Garlick.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

The FTeur de lis club will be enter
tanned next Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
i NJ F. Rfgby.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

Today there is passing before our
eyes such a panorama of marvellous
cures in the world of natural healings
that while we stand COMPOUNDED and
amazed. we are forced to believe the
evidence of our own eyes. and it must
be patent to all who have given the
subject attention that the advance
ment made by the Boy Phenomenon IN
the science of Magnetic Healing
eclipses all others and accounts in a
; measure for his fame towering like Z
shaft of ivory to the clouds above and
beyond all conception.
This strange magnetic force is so
strong and subtle in its effects that the
most difficult cases Of long standing
are often cured in a few treatments
He stands unapproached and unap-
proachabIe, meeting with the most
signal and surprising success after all
others have failed. without a compeer
in the dazzling noontide of his brif-
liant career. The marvellous cures
that have been accomplished in Tope-
ka during the past year, is indeed a
revelation to the sick. astounding to
the incredulous and converting the
rankest skepttc to the most enthusiast
tic believer. Such wonderful cures
causes the philosopher to stand aloof
and wonder and marvel at the mira
culous success of Magnetism.
If you are afflicted and not just sure
what your trouble is, or If you are
sure. and have been disappointed IN
other methods. stop guessing and have
a consultation with Mr.. Dwineu. VINO
has consulted with and treated thou
sands Of sick people in the last fifteen
years. which vast amount of practical
experience peculiarly fits him to judge
he sees il. If you cannot be cured by
Magnetism. he will tell you.
In all forms of nervous weaknesses
peculiar to both sexes. old. middle
aged and young. and which usually
result from some breach of natures
laws. the accepted remedy of the ad-
vanced thinkers is a method that will
restore the lost vitality or lack of
nerve energy.
Every one who is in the least degree
subject to nervousness, sleepIessness.
prOStration, mental fatigue or nervous
debility in any form. finds the spring
months very hard to bear. if not dan
gerOus. and they especially should see
that their entire system is in the best
possible condition. Timely invigoration
is the surest prevention against disease
and were prompt measures taken to
invigorate the system whenever its
powers are felt to be tagging. a bar
rier would be erected against the ap-
proach of disease sufficiently power
full to defy its attacks.
Magnetism exerts a most important
influence directly upon the nervous
system, OF a tonic and invigorating
character. bracing and tranquilizing
the nerves. One of the first effects is
an increase of the nervous tone and vi
tai energy. while soothing current of
Magnetism steals gently through ev-
cry fibre and muscle, infusing new life
into the wornout, debilitated system.
refreshing the brain and promoting
vigorous action throughout
The office opens at 10 a. m and
closes at 8 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Consultation free
222 East 9th St, Topeka, Kas.
Ind. Phone 1415. Bell Phone 2O23.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
OverIooked by Tourists

Only a twelfth as large as Holland
the little grand duchy of Luxembourg
is one of the most delightful of Euro
pean countries. Yet it is almost al
ways neglected by the tourists who
travel from Paris to Berlin uncon-
scious of its nearness. Luxembourg is
free and Independent, and it is quaint
and fascinating. 1t boasts free speech
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

and a free press. it has free schools
of commerce, philosophy, farming.
gardening. manual training and house
wifery. But with all its modernfty its
ways are still old and its customs char
acteristic, including an annual official
hunt for wild boar; and when the city
bells ring out the hours. they play
some operate bit or a strain from
gay song-Harper's Magazine.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
Tape Worms

Why pay $4,000 and suffer from
the evil effects of that deadly and nau-
stating drug malefern when for mere
pittance your druggist or country gro
Ger can furnish the remedies that will
remove that tapeworm in IS hours
Cost of ingredients for this simple
remedy which is absolutely harmless
will not exceed soc.
Send one dollar. postoffice order or
stamps for formula and full direc-
lions. Address
TOPEKA TAPE Ode co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

enjoyable time was had and refresh
ments of oyster soup. pickles, coffee,
sandwiches and fruit were served.
Music was furnished during the even
ing by Withers' orchestra.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
Weeklr Bank Statement

New York Feb 23.-The statement of
clearing house banks for the week (dv..
days., shows that the banks hold 81 500 SIS
more than the legal reserve requirements
This is a decrease of $1z1, as as compared
with last week. The statement:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23

We have a new lens that Will relieve
you of that tired feeling when reading.
Chas. Bennett, DR.. of Optics. $50 Kan
S2s avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-23
IT'S YOUR
NERVES
That Either Makes Your Life q
Round of Pleasure or a
Useless Burden.

Neuresthenia, or Nervous Pros
tration, L. a Common Com
plant That Covers Multitude
of Ills = Such as Nervous De-
bility, Lack of Vitality and
Energy, Etc.
While Both Men and Women
Are Subject to Its Awful Eff
fects, All Can Be Restored By
That Which the Sick Lack
Human Magnetism, as Pos
sessed and Practiced by
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
THE WELL
is GOING ON
Is Being Sunk Down 100
Feet Farther.

While the amount to further
sink the artesian we'll has failed
to be raised, Mr.. +. Il. Burdick,
with his indomitable spirit, has
started the drill to work again,
ir.tending to 60 down at least
100 feet farther.
IL the artesian flow is not
struck at the end of this addi-
tional distance, the attempt
will be continued possibly, es-
pecially if the indications for
water are at all favorable.
Doubtless our people will be
only too glad to take hold of the
well proposition again if any
signs of water show up from the
drilling now going on.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
BurCh Show All Right.

The G. T. BIrch show exhibit
ed in our city last Friday ac-
cording to their announcements
in The GRAPHIC. Notwithstand-
ing damaging reports published
as to their fake prJcliyi,ies, the
entertainments in the afternoon
and evening were attended by
good sized crowds.
The main features Of the show
were the dog and pony acts.
These were excellent in every
way, The tricks and fcats Of
skill which the dogs and ponies
performed alone made the show
worth Tie price Of admission.
The acrobatic work by the De
Leon family was superb and the
y.own5aaid dog clowns were John.
ME on the SPOT
The sideshow IS also worthy Of
mention, the features of the an
mex being pleasing and enter
tanning.
We had the ul,...,., ur moot -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28

Railroad Men. We want Your
Oyeralls and want them bad. 2jc
a suit.
DEMING STEAM LAUNDRY,
Mrs. w. 7. Russell will 20
down to FL Paso in a few days to
visit her brother, Mr.. T. d. Bry-
den, who recently moved from
here with his mother to that
place.
Editor Don II. Ked2ic, Of the
Western Liberal at L)rdsblrg,
was in the city last Friday. He
was returning home from q very
enjoyable visit of several weeks
at his cid boyhood home in
Michigan.
Mrs. Lizzie Bilbro, of Hat.ies-
burg, Miss. will be in Deming in a
short time for a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. w. I. Russell. She
will be accompanied by Mrs.
Russell's daughter, Miss Sarah
Dryden.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
The Call of the Wild.

Mr.. Leroy Hon, he Of HondalSs
fame, remarked to a GRAPnfC
graphite shower one real warm
day forepart Of the week, chat
he had a longing to be on some
ripping brook casting flies for
the festive trout and gazing up
at the azure tinted skies. Very
nice, indeed, Mr., Hon, and OH
for the glorious privilege Of en-
perienciug the glad reality o.
that dream cf JOY.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Will Build New Home.

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Dunson has pur-
chased three beautiful residence
lots in the east part Of town and
will begin the construction Of a
handsome cement block cottage
in a short time. Mr.. Dunson
received q fine new cement block
making machine Tuesday mt
will build his new home himself
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Would Rather Die.

CcuidllNOn MdHlllCNu, an hTab
who was captured last week at
Gramma, NM. by U. S. Inspect
or George G. Trick, of this city,
attempted suicide while waiting
in the detention room at FL Paso
for a hearing before Chief In
spector Schumacher for deport-
alton to "Araby, the blest. "
AS the Arab had twice been
debarred at the FL Paso station
from entering the United States
on account of MS being afflicted
with trachoma, a loathsome and
infectious disease Of the eye, and
had finally smuggled himself
over the line, and been captured,
he knew that his deportation to
his native land was inevitable.
Now, Soularmon didn't like
the deportation idea a little bit,
and resolved that to die in Amer
lea was better than to live in
Arabia, which was probably cor
rect, and had not the inspectors
perceived the strong and unmis-
taxable odor Of escaping gas he
would not now be bound for the
Orient.
Upon investigation the Arab
was found lying insensible on the
floor, with a bed sheet tied tight
ly around his neck, and a broken
gas jet overhead leaking at full
tilt. When he rcgained conscious
ness the Arab seemed to regret
the act, but had little to saw.
Chicg Schmuckor mas decided
to have all gas fixtures taken
out of the station, a. he thinks
that the Arab meant TO asphyXi-
ate himself and that others held
for detention may do likewise.
Inspector Trick has a very
different theory of Mahmond's 5
purpose in breaking the chaUde
lier. When interviewed on th(
subject by a GRAPIC man, EC
said: 1T doesn't seem at q!
probable that an ignorant Aral
of Mahmond's type would know
the properties of gas, or ever
suspect its presence. 1t is mucl
more reasonable to suppose tina
he simply intended to strangl
himself by tlelng the loose end q
the sheet to the chandelier an,
| kneeling on the floor. Wheh al
} most unconscious his dctcrmir
alton fed, and in his instinctiv
j. efforts to save himself by risin
; to his feet he fell to the floor b
reason OF strangulation, breal
ing the chandelier and being a
= most asphyXiatcd. In no othe
way can we explain the prcsenc
Of The sheet around ,ho man
It neck" "
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Water from Deming.

The problem Of supplying sufficient
water for the locomotives on the S. 7.
through the desert Is becoming a ser.
ious one. Water cars are set cut at
Deming to be filed ard set along the
lnc in order 10 supply the engines that
cannot get water at tho regular tanks,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28

Moral: Never take Sausage or can
taloupe on hay ride.
Col. Tom Hudson has gone to
Join the DemingiteS on the sea-
shore.
Arthur j. Brice, who has a
pay. g hay ranch in the Lewis
flat country, was a pleasant cal
Ter Monday. He reports fine
rains in his vicinity,
Pure, homemade lard at II.
Myers Meat Market.
The ball team didn't go to Sill
YER City Sunday, as no word
was received to come on. The
Silverines must be afraid of the
"Iniuns" since re-enforced by
Arthur Raithel.
For SALE A good top bug
gy, almost new, with set of har-
ness. win 90 at cheap price.
Inquire of W. II. TACKETT,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Investigating tn Wreck.

An investigation is being con.
ducted by Superintendent, Aver
Ill of the Tucson division, S. J.
railroad, for the purpose a. liz.
ing the responsibility o, ,ha co,-
.ision a couple of weeks a-o be-
tween the Golden stat, Limited
and the SunSe. NNprcsa in the
yards at this point,
No official repor. has been
made yet regarding the finding.
For good, pure homemade
lard call u II. Myers Meat
Market.
Mr.. S. J, Twaey a apr1m.ucnt
citizen cf Alpine ueNas' Wa in
/ the city on a hort busiuo Trip.
Some Of The new postage
stamps issued by the govern
ment in commemJra,Ion OF the
Jamestown Exposition have been
received in town. The scene dc.
picted on the second vGlge is a
marty of soldiers landing from a
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Catalogues are on the market.

Catalogues are on the market.
Who said summer hadn't re-
ported?
Mr.. Mike Ycargan went to Los Az
& les Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pease have returned
from the coast.
Lots of camping parties pull
ling olt for the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Daniel have gone
up the Mimbres for short outing.
DR.. and Mrs. 5. W. Sworc
leave in a few days for the coast.
Russell Sparks was in town this We, K
and took in the hay ride Tuesday cy.
ening.
Henry Raithel is visiting in Silver
City this week.
The real article of "hot air"
has blown several days this
week.
Mr., j. c. Wren was shaking hands
with his many Deming friends this
week.
Mrs. Ed Darr has gone to the
Sacramento mountains for 4 vis-
il to her parents.
Mr.. NJ. C. Tidmore will spend
the coming week looking after
his mining claims.
Patronize the DEMING STEAM
LAUNDRY, thereby helping Us t
increase the size Of Our plant.
Beautiful moonlight nights ar,
prevailing. They make strolIinl
in the park just lovely.
Mr.. Fred Browning is assist
ing in the popular drug emror
ium of J. A. Kinnear & Co.
Mr.. a. Barlin, cattle Inspector a
this point. left Tuesday for Whi;ewatc
TO attend the fowe.Patten weldnG.
The Southern Pacific is pre-
pairing 10 replace all its woode
mail cars with cars of steel.
Mr.. w. r. Powell, president Q
the Luna Lead Co., has return
ed to the city from New Yorb
Miss Lula Coleman departed Tuesda
noon for Los Angeles. where she vi
visit her cousin, who resides in tn;
city.
The Deming Mercantile Co. have q
ranged uniqne and attractive Japa
ese display in one Of their large sho
windows.
The well known carpenter firm
Rosch & Leupold are erecting larl
awning in front of the Southern L,
taurant & Pool Room.
Miss Willie Colman and Sam Ira
gave another hay ride Tuesday eve
ing to their many girl and boy fricn'
Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Ament were
chaperones.
Mr.. F. M. Golden, of the Demj
Mercantile Co., has returned from
nprth with his beautiful bride, who
cordially welcomed to Deming.
happy couple have been warmly c
graduated since their return.
IF the artesian well does
materialize soon others will HI
water flowing over the vdl
IRON the hills north Of us. ;
well known and sanguine
zen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
laiIiILp

Mr.. Geo. s. Ramsay, who was
in the city Tuesday representing
the Albuquerque Journal was "A
pleasant Gale. q, this Office.
Clark's delivery horse got it
in his head Wednesday morning
,hat the artosian well had got in
and proceeded TO celebrate b.
taking a wild spin and tearing
lose from the wagon. Little
damage was incurred.
Services will be held at the
Episcopal church ncXt Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock by Rev.
John S. Marley. Hereafter ser.
vices will held at this church one
Sunday in each month. Al are
cordially invited to attend ser
vices on next Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
Notice..

The law firm of Fielder &
Fielder has been dissolved.
Mr.. ]. S. Fielder will con-
tinue the business of the
firm.
Mr.. c. c. Fielder with.
draws from the firm.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1907-06-28
C0NSUMPTIVES
TO BE BARRED
( I'm the State Of Texas
After July |.

NA JNAJ t
Austin, Tex, June "a. All .
persons suffering from tubercu-
losis in an advanced stage are to
be debarred from entering the
state nf Texas, DR.. w. II.
Brumby, state health officer, said
last night that within q few days
he would issue a proclamation
establishing Il rigid quarantine
against all persons afflicted with
the disease in an acute degree.
DR.. Brumby has just returned
from a trip Of investigation in
southwestern Texas where he
found many health seekers suffer
ing from tuberculosis.
Dr.. Brumby stated this move
had been under consideration for
several years, as it has been ap-
parent that the state is filling
up, in certain portions, princi-
pally around San Antonio, Kerr
vile, San Angelo and Fl Paso
with consumptiYes, many Of
them in the advanced stages Of
the disease, and the spread Of
tuberculosis has been rapid Of
late months.
Texas climate, especially at
the points named, is declared to
be favorable to ordinary cases
not TOO far advanced, and these
lhe state will permit TO enter.
Mr. X. II. Flahiye will soon
leave on 4 prospecting trip 10
Gallup.
Mrs. DR.. Moir's sister from
Oregon will arrive shortly to pay
her a visit.
Mass will be held At the Cath
Ole Church Monday morning,
July s, at 7o'clock.
There is 4 movement on foot
in Deming, which will, if it
should carry. assure the speedy
erection Of q large cement fac.
tory here,
Col. p. r. Smith came in from
the East this week accompanie,
By his daughter and her son
who reside in Canada. lie ha.
been absent q number Of weeks
Let THE GRAPHIC. the leading
: weekly paper Of Southwestern
= New Mexico, know about you
, visitors, parties or affairs. Telt
: phone any pubIishable informa
, ton to phone los. 1t viii be ap
5 preciated.
If YOU want t1 make pies lik.
mother used to make, buy YOU
lard at II. Myers Meat Market
Guaranteed to be absolutely pure
0 No, 10 passenger of the Soutt
= errn Pacific, from the west, ha
been several hours late daily G
late. 1t is said the reason Of III
a delay is that the train simpl
5 can not make the time arrange
: for it.
Mr., Ben F, Rupp, represen
ing the popular JAS. 5. Ballar
.' patent medicine company Of S
Louis, Mo-, called on US whi
|. in the city Saturday in the i
d terest of his house and renewc
a the advertising contract we hay
g with his company for anotb.
Y year,