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o6outoopitr. G6coter."

49,
Gtpa2 gang Neuc9 bietet Oieie 30,
Gle BEN &eil6crn OC5 o0ouiOuDItr.-
Gbcotcr9." Gas Gomcrupbun oOcr sic
mjrtIihcu ipredCnOCn NilOCr ncr-
cen Ooielbit 5l,m rritcu Mfole in PHI
mcn0uug gebra6t, Ter nelle Nppu.
rat lit cine Combination Oe8 Sra,
%pbOpbou5 mo oe9 Rroicctuicropc,
Ucrutittclit meld)enl Die bcrucglihcn
NiI0cr porgeiilbrt mcrocn. Ole Sun0.
hung mo oo9 @ciprGd) ser YerionelI
Gcbc1 10 8cumu @ouo in Sanb, ooB
man mcint, l~cbenoi9c gSeien Dor iid)
III boben. NbgelCbeu non Dem inte.
rciintten Eroaram1, Dos nit Oent
2lpparot Oltrhgefijbrt miro, lit oa9
[bcntcr ihon cincu @cildb mert6,
I'M MIR Oic rPue Grinding cimtol
81 beitdtigen.
nAtcue@ W onumcntols
Sbeutcr."
@eidGit3fiibrer Grommea bat cine
Der bcitcn &rrIcSQue @elcuI6oitcn
fir onS og}cue W}ommcntul = Gbeus
ter" nud) Baltimore gebrud)t, ipcIdI
ienrolo bier geieben WllrOc. Sine mt.
iituliide &ont00ie, bctitclt yWlurrieO
bn Telephone" leitct 0oS Grogrnml
ein. 0ieic &on00ic lit sum frants
latcn mo ltimmt icIbit cincn crib.
iInnigen better. llcbcrboupt lit ouf
Dem FroQromm nidt cine ciu5igc
IunguciltAc 9tltnmcr ST iinocl, Ger
ShluButt lit Dem eriton Gbnlid uno
i'm Slio treten ailHitler AMI bic ouf
bciOcn Soften beSsntlmtiid)cnS 5ean3
&icicncriolgc er5ieIt boben. 9tnl cr-
ltcn Nbcnb iinotn orct @oring.C oltr-
ntcrc pom it icds Numocn itott. Gic
Motincc'lt ipcrotli an Sen iibIiGcn
NaGe1 Ge1Gpfnma.4a ri ao,
o2ubin'S g. ca ter"
Ser Gintritt>tfs 1T Dos cin5ig
9iai0c, Ons cS ~ 0iGi2ul 24entcr Ql
Scr Baltimore, Jloue 6oQioopItroBe.
.gicbt. Soitit lit AQSk t6cucr. Git
0ciGGitaIcitun1 ipqrt ,fcine ltnfoiten
ltnr ooS Bette ToIent, lpcldeS 81 bo-
ben lit, nodl @oItiNtorc SIT 6rinQen.
Giricp1 llntitanbC iin0 Sic bi$6rrigen
Grfolac Oc5 bcIicbten GcrgniiGltn98-
Gtobliiicmcnt5 SIT o%cr0nufcl. @Gr
einnloI Sen &oritcIlnQcn bcincuobnt
but, Ser fornnt oft mieOer. Sir 0icic
@o6c lit obcrnlols Elm b~CiouocrS in
tcrciionteSQrogrumm oliQcItcut NOR.
0cn. IS lit Nrn. Gorle gcIlnQCn, So.
mes :. @oUCll mo Muttic Mcbitcr
5t 0cuinncn, Ole @ciocn limo &onti.
fer mo Sdr5cr mcld)e ii6CruIl, no liz
bis ictt nllitrutcL HicicnerfolNc cr-
jIclttn. Nlld &onlcS 81. MeunolOS lit
Gin &onlifcr bon Hllf. uno tSIoro Ben
ton nit i6rcr eiGcncn @eiclid)nit 10,
rpobl, ais Erinj WoSeulin Ser be
riIhnlte c%llropGiid)c Ntoaifcr, biiritcn
nid)t perfeblCn cincn nn9cnchntclt
GilOrltd oui sic Observation-Disclosures II
MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
SCirntbs = Siccn ,cn.

Geo @eiubcr9 %, 6reoerid, Mo.,
lmo gillian u. @rumIine, -, Gre,
oerid, Vto.; NppIifnnt @iQiom Go.
lennlr, Nr. 1915, @utorp- @lucc.
Bouts GnocImon, u, Nbilooel.
pbio, va, uto Hoiic 9oribnp, 10.
&lIliom :. SuSbp, 10, uno Murr
:. Nalep i3, @eioe pom So(onlot,
Carroll. County, W0.
Sobn i. Mu0o, %, un0 4nn u.
&urner, -, geioe bon 9ruantomn,
0o.; Npplifuut @iainm Gbompion,
Nr. i6lI @Cit.2erinatonitroBe.
Gron Nlcron0cr, -, luno ,Elrlio
@anocc, 30, @eiOc bon Stoot Mem.
Oorf.
@eSlcp Niiler, 26, 9tr. ), @iroro.
Apeni'e, mo Sullra 9crngclL 10.
WILL Nmor elm Sdnipp.
den dllugcn. - Serr &,obn
@u9bcS, bon Nr. t25, Gatbcrine-Str,
benod)ridtigte a~eltcrn oic Goli,ei,
ooB lelne Sodtcr, mclbc II Sabre
cit IT. nit Dem n Sabre alien gSil.
liam ), Mc&enno, bon Nr. 1901,
WiiIton Elacc, mlageriiieu iei mlo bat,
Dab man oie Eroumq oeS 1ooreS
peretteln mod)te. 81 oicicm 3lpcd
crllldtc cr olld) bic 9eb6rOcrL luelde
III baltimore mo in 6cnud)burtcrl
Srtldoiten mo St0oten @~iccn3crl
pe%rou39oben Dem YGrden tcin loi
dies Gotnmcnt 5llnl @eiratbcn olla5ll.
l,elcn.
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Gational.9

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
,9bs rlb souu g~iatiunal gGnt," Cob inb
@retersS trnbe. Sac0h 2S. Scof. Brditoeri;
SeIlrp 8. Jieolie. S%nilirer.
,3peite giatiuuafrgGnt," 432 GlSseroaoipap.
". g.. SSdGnet, Nulilrer.
,Meitcru Iatiounl Yaut," IA 9torose niatpsStr.
,9ri.tc WationaI. gaut," @de Baltimore uno
,Sarmers d mrrfunt's 2ntiDnal 9anf,"
SOutbs I1no QDHlbGros Sirdbe.
,Gommereial 4 FARMERS National gaut,"
Gii0lpcits@de 90pGros ltlo 3ernIansSt rabe.
i. J. BGloipin, SaIiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Baltimore Tampf Gafet So.
(9lte une supcrlaiEae Sat.atnte.)
~.V NtI', NIUHIVNFUTI UVTUlUtIITp.
9nmpier yGirainia" (ueu), %raIabama,'
uMCnrnia.n .7enneiieeM.

49,. SAaAi ~ f1NlA
9ampier uGirairia" (uen), raIabama,"
y@curgia," ,SeuneNee".
Sampler fa6ren td9Iid Sonntdes aus0enoin.
men, bon ben agais2inie"s Riers, 3r. 1918,
9iabtsetrabr, $50 @6enss, bireft mao Oh
8oint Comfort. glorfoIi. 9urtsmoutb unb allen
SSnnite4 oes Siloe1s. ger6inOInq in oh
Gi6mono, &er5inoung in Qortsmout9 nit benz
qSeobonro stir 9tne" %toIioenl 8u9e nnd Boris.
ntoiit9 mn @tIontn. IN gorfolf Nerbtnbuna
meitlit nno Oh Dominion Cine" nat Rep.
bern, H8afbinaton, N,sg., Ribmono, b., unb
Aeips ggri.
MGbl8citer mad europdiItem Blame. Qliru.
riote ttaiiitcnBimi1tcr, cleftrif6e 8eIeihtu1g,
9dmpfbei5ura. Goien fret. 91eferbirte 8dilten.
DINNER in ben 8iaeif9iirnlr Der Bah Cine
Hr.. 107, Sfts8GltinoresStrab Ir. 506-50S,
Ei96tGtroBe. g. Y. g. Office, SiooItsGde Der
baltimore rro @nloertStraBe, continental
3ruit 9utlbt1g" unb IIbaugb'S, Rr. 100, gloro.
Gb~arcssStrnbe.
SuBu VI. Shrrpppb, @. grptun
Sicesprdf. II. @erL 'APnnaaer. Gen .sYaK. .aieent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Icrdants C Miners Sranspprt. So.

1uWpfttfclWtt. -- r...
Srud1t uno YafaBtere.
> 9lnd 9ofton unb benz Often.
Stenftal, Sonneriiag, SuHntdg, 6 llbr NberbS,
. 9adl Yrouioeuer uuo BEN Often.
WIontna, Sonnerftag, Sauiiag, @ tlbr Mbeubs.
. 8adb NeiupDrt.yems uno Nprfolt.
3dglth, Guseenunltien Wiiitiuoh uno Sreitag,
@ ubr Ibenos.
' 6raft nrgenpntI1erI tdgltd bis 8 ubr Pa&ut,
t1r oeHielbel Iaq abfabreuoe 1dmpter.
Tadl sauantnb NIB BEN eiibtu.
Ntenit1p. SonHeriiaa, Sdmiin9, 8 uhr Nberoe.
,. d. Meyiciii, Anent, Bier Sub Sfibs@absStr.
SanptSareuu: 0erman- nub 2igbt-Strake.
U13,I&S-) , %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Gtaats.8anfen.

, TeutThe Sant puu S%nltimure," Baltimore
ufo 6ouioaDsS trdbe, sugujt Beber, Ftdft'
bent; e.. J. Slot. S6aBntetGter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
GGpofaten.

NGootQtett.
No ulpg 8utbrrlct, Rehlsunpalt, Rr. 10, Oft,
GerinetunsStraBe. Is. 4 y. Bbone, 81. Suui
3h3g-W.
o. Garbart sbimer, Re6tsanpuIt. Union 9rifi
9uiloinq, Baltimore. NC. 0etoe Telephone.
aarl u. NJ. Sdb1lB, 126-129 Gam 9uiloina.
@nitauus sort, 2Gt-269 GnIpert @ui!otne.
4. @n. SttmnuH, iii NOrosG6arIessS trubt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ildc g1eIu'U0tf ItIlo bes
reit gum Ssbrnnb in Der GanloeHs unb Wst.
Rehabilitation UNI 1000 IebnoS.
Herferpiru1q bon 9ialm III Sulafs ober Bat
orsgSaegons, SpeiferateH etc. iperoen ffuen be.
loret Per Se'ephun IN nuen foIgenoen BILLET
gireal.: Gbcrles un9 9dlfifHoresStrdbe, e. &
g., q. GarI 1924, ober Yao., gouriIano 1901;
0tt. 8ohuI'S tofior G. & g., mt. gernou 1928;
9cmoen'S tation Sniormationss 9iireau, g. & g.,
g. YdnI s46, ODER Ulo., eourtlano 2726; unb
Nr. 500. Siosgroaopap.
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Spdrs9enfeu

,Teutide sparbauf uUn %galttmpre," gntatu'
unb Baltimore StrlBe.
st. Snmts Spprbnnf," BaltimpresS trabe uno
9u'ioHs3 oliesAoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
Mnrglanb. nnb YennDloania-9a 6n.

5ige ~perlaHeu 9,ort6-apenue. etuiipu:
7.3O MoreerS Dort 8olt, tdeIit, atseenom.
men SOiintup.
900 Muraers Delta secom., nur Sonniae.
$50 WoraenS Weidir Neeorr., tdeli6, aisee,
lomlIe Sonntag.
100 giahmitiaps ReIdir Iccort., MIR SanrItrq.
1926 gntmittaqs Dori Bolt, tdslib, alsGes
noltiten Sonntng.
4.05 gindmittngs 9eltd Iccoul., fur Sorntaa
4.45 g'adHtttn9s gel1ir NccoM., tdelib, aus.
peEomInen Gonntlg.
800 abenHs Della Sceom.. tdeIi6, anseenonp
men Sonntdg.
100 sIbenbS Delta seepn., mir Gonntae.
11.aO abenos Seair Ifeout., th5Ii@ aissenon.
men Scnring.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
SruIt.Gnlnnnnnien

,,WlarHlanb Sruft Co." GoroipeftsGde glIbert'
uno @erntdnsStruBe. 8rier 9erib, Trdits
bent; g. q. zimmerman, Sefreiar; Carroll
Ban geB, Ghdbmetfler.
nSalttmpre fruit & 8uarautec Co.," equ!tabls
Yuiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

9aumaterinIien, 86iiren, SenIter'
ro6men, Qn0en etc.
Suuts q. Suffer & 50, lis luo 1T gib'6rss
oertdrStrabe.
Geo. 4. sloaa & gru, Ala 2tabtitr. fgBerttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Warmor. un0 @ranit.W erfe.
g. 1iladrtHer & sdlue, 714-7ts BeitsgaIti'
mpresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
0ci9dttss@

8eitun9en, 3eitI6riiten etc.
She Baltimore Relus &c." 9drto aOereronn'
bic, 8eibditsfiprtr, 3lS BeitsOerItdn'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Blumbing SURFACES, Ronges uno
Sefen, Iohoeten ltn6 Simmer.
Ssuuett grns, 52S 9lorO.6r smontsslbenus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

-
Sefen, Iohoeden un6 Rinnen.
Seuuett grus., b2S 9sorO.5 rsmonts9Ibeuue.
&upierItmiebe uno 8lumbers.
Spln, Subert. 17t4 1bGmc8.9 irabe. q. & 9.
IeIepbon; NuIic 1899.
5euer.8 eriiberungen.
mm. Z. sbadsliOrO & o., 10 uuo II gbambcr
o9iapal, 9ninranee so; Of aiusrpout," Ssnrb 30,
Wuriielo, Rcftoent WiIluger, l01-t02 GIANT
Der Of 9untnerce Rll..,rg.
pOrrmanta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . Geieafhat,"
baltimore uno 'furtbs Strobe.
@rltn6eigentbums .Igeuten unh
sSGnoler.
@terre 6. suaau & 8esbsm, 10 OTt.sertneton'
Stgabe.
Sufihmie6. 3ubebor.
G. Scott RGGne 3d. 1862 uno Se4 Horb.Sab'
StraBe.
Go6len mo Sol5.
Seurb ". Spu Seine. $50 Columbia oenue.
Sd1mlttIaden un0 ltbren.
%. :. O,iuer. 90 Oit.@aIttmore.e irate.
Bfonoleib.8 eidGite.
p6onIoItbntro 2uau Co." / gloro'@absG irabe.
FianoS mo Srgeln.
Gbns. M. ctieii, . 3nro-9ibertps Gtrdbe.
Hn. &aabe &c So, ~2pric"s@cbduoe, Wt. Robalr
gpeniIe.
Tnpier uno Yopier.0 Often.
smitb, 9iron Co., 105 nro t07 Surspersstr.
Vle6plotten, Wcta1 etc.
ahun, Guntlin d 60. 1910 gaIoerfton'str.
Seteftip.I 1enturen.
@ilsfn. struuis 1stsftiu.9laentur, 7 GInb'str.
Baltimore, lIo. ct. 8uul' 4126. Nue Wpit'
tbetlltttQen aebcim gebalteIi. Ferionlihe Iuf'
meriiamfeit QeQebet.
epaunauer & sdmint (iriiber Del GHitb, @eft
< G5ons. 503 91ihert building.
Sei6enbeItatter.
eanosrs & sbbnc, t7Us--i710 ganton.Gbenie.
@u. 9out. gtortbs ulo SreeImoLntloenne
6riebbofe.
pepubon 9arf 6smeterp," Office: 81 Nett
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Griffith Il surnsr o., 200 NOrb'gaea.etr

2anopirtbidaftIide Ger6tbe uub
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

" adsIta. I 1daIit, ausaenOhtnen eorniuss.

Der 9umoeusGtalio1 nu9 g8aibineion an
gSobentaacn zoe GorIn. bis 500 glbenoS.
Srilbele Nhfabrt bon ber Wit. HopaIsSiation.
Sirefte @erbineuna In Der neuen 1lntsHs
citation 5u gaaibinstou init anen iiolth sshsn-
ben Siuieu.
@aihiuston, b~erIdifen Mt. gobaI'Station:
*6.05, *G.45. t7.10, +7.45. 1855, $3.50, 1850.
fll.53,, S11.55 Sorn., *12.13. t12.63, tl.55.
.2.49, 1880, *4.16, f4.55, +5;55 gta6rly 1903,
1855, 'Sc9 C4imiieb), 40. 80, *11.23 Ibenos;
.7.C3. 1920. $500, 1920, 5000, 1000, III 90
Gorn., 1890 ~, t12.02, s12.22, t1.00, S1.05,
1900, 300, 1906, +4.00, *4.30, 1000, 1906
9la6ui,. 1000 *6.t6, 1920, II. 90. $500, 1910
(9imiiebl. $1,000, *i0.05. al. 90, +t1.32 Nbbs.
5reorri6, 9umoersG taiion, t7.35 uno s9.15
8orm., +t.25, 1850 uno $3.50 9ta6nt.
Saqerstpmu, Wt. NopalsStation, t7.45 Borut,
1880 gatm.; gatioensStatior. 1875. 1900
Sorni., 1850, +4.00 giadut. t
Wpnal Blue 2tnc
mad, philadelphia nno Veiu.Dprf.
Reuer terminus an Der Dreiu1o5pdn3l9tten
StruBe, geus gorf, beuueut nab SpteIS, Ibeds
tern uno &eibIjtsoiftrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Vle6plotten, WctaI etc.
2huu, Sunfliu d So. 1910 gaIoerfioHsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28
81 u0ituriltn M"

USpe |Nl6ar0 OF tNe gtlle', EN- pes
tnlnteS @iibucnitiId, ou8 bcreitS 81
mie0erbultCn Wt0Icn bier oegebeE
muroe, bat lid) nod bis sur lcbtcl
@%oritclltnN uoriGcu SobreS oils 3ug'
ltiid eriuiclcn, mo ca lit ouber an.
5lnnebnlclL 0oB e9 nrh Oiclc Mod]c
I'M auditorium, moiclblt c8 gcgcs
ben miro, micocrltm o%llobcnolid) poi.
le SGllIer 5iebt. 6ribi bon @uiing,
cine bcgobte SdnulpiclcriL bat Die
Souptrollci innc, rnb lie miro BON
clner ans iGbiqcn GiinItlcrn bette
benbcn @eiealdoit m1teritiiet. Ole
Scenerie lit tobclIoS uuo 0oS IGm-
lide gilt bon Den &oltilmcn.
r@oOCtp SDenter."
Glntte W}uiit id0nc @eiGn0e mo
lpriibenOcr Wit mo @lunor ned.
ieln oieic ISOLDE i'm y@upetp.S heoter"
miteilionoer al. Die Ieste Sdo.
pfltng AM ser &ouOcpiuc . 9iibne,
tetitelt v(bc @ahcIor Club" miro
5itr G%n'fitbrung gebrod)t. Sieienigen,
mcIte 0o@ Gbeotcr re9elmGBig BE-.
lildt bobcn, irclcn iid gepiB, boB
ea Der Gircttion geIunQcn lit, cine
10 nrr5iiaIidlc 8cicuihait nod) Solt;-
more 5lt brinGen, oo oeren 9arbie.
trl,0cn allies iibcrtreiien, mas III
fbnlider &iftung bis ieet bier geie-
.fcn purQc. FrGdtige Scenerie nnb
nod ldoncre GbormGbelS gcniigen
itill ole SoriteiIlungcn 81 eincm Gr.
tolg 81 mnden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

&upieritmiebe uno Blunbers.
Subn Subert. 17t4 Gbun1cssS iraBe. q. & 9
IelepbOu: Nlulie 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

8ionoS uno Sr9eln.
Gbns. ~. etieii, . Iuro.9ibertu sStrabe.
giH. &aabr & So, .2pric"s@cbluoe, SRI. Ruhal
GpenlIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-28

Gdiie fiir's MusIano beiprst 6. Naiue, 4r.
413, Git.S altimore.etr nabe Cation 0uuie au.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-03-20
MEET Me AT THE L'ARlOSA
AT 7:2o TONIGHT.

Mr.. John Riha, OF Vining, Ia says IL
have been selling DeWitt's Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about year
ana they give better satisfaction
than any pin | ever sold. There are
a dozen people here who have used
them and they give perfect satisfac-
ton in every case. have used
them myself with f.Ae .resulst" SOLD
by All Drugg SITS.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

WE HAVE A FINE LOT or
WOOD FOR SALE. SINGLE
LOADS 25 CENTS, DOUBLE
LOADS so CENTS.
HILTON & DODGE LUMBER COM
PANY ALTAMAHA MILLS.
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Inc oa Rsliable sl1oEmAKEA


y l.. Jordan,
When you want a good JOB 60
to Jordan, Corner Osiethorpa
ano Gloucester Streets. You
can Depend upon Him.
Shoes Made to Order Corns
Cured if you have any.
3. L. JORDAN.
Cor. Ogleth-rpe a. Gloucester.
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:. LEoNIDAs,
RrunswI-1 5 candp go

Brunswick Candy store.
Don't buy hrrrt sugaF ard iu,1gina
you are getting pure chocolate such
substitutes are Injurious to health
For pure chocolate and all other can
dies call on me.
A fresh supply received every week
from Menier the famous chocolate
maker Either in bulk or IN beautiful
pound and hatf pound boxes.
Finest FRUITS, CIGARS AND TO.
BACcO, ETC.
FAFFY CANDY MADE FRESH
DAILY.
ooa Nswe7 stl~. strMaA
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
Hat Sale +!
All 81, So and SO hats go
for $500 Friday and Satur-
day, Nov. 9th and 9TH.
MISS JAMES.

The week has been noted es-
pecially on account Of the heavy
voting.
Maj, Waddill is attending
court at Hillsboro, where he has
several cases.
1t is probable that a railroad
spur will be built from Hachita
out to to the mineralized section
at Sylvanite.
Mrs. Hollis Johnson is here
from Maricopa, Ariz., visiting
her parents, Mr.and Mrs. Leroy
Hon.
J. A. Mahoney is having a
small cement building erected on
Copper Ave. in place Of an old
frame recently torn down.
Apparently there is no end to
the number of strangers and
prospectors dropping into DEM
lug these bright, sunny days,
Celebrated Houman oysters at
James Market. Finest in town.
Phone 55.
Bird Hunt, a young man from
Misst ri, who was in the real
estate business in Deming last
spring, died in Silver City this
week of consumption. The re-
mains were taken through here
en- route to the old home for
burial.
Mr.. S. T. Clark, the gentle
manly manager of the Crescent
Lumber Co. here, leaves to-mor.
row for Hot Springs, Ark.
He has been suffering consider.
ably of late with rheumatism
and goes to that famous water.
ing place with the hope of get
ting relief, which his friend.
trust he will be so fortunate al
Ito do.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
"A, No. l."

Many queer characters blow into q
newspaper Office in the course of n
year, especially in town situated on a
great trans-continental railway.
Recently a well dressed. rotund per-
son came into the Graphic office. The
editor spotted him for a railroad pro-
moter and bowed obsequiously. But
the caller introduced himself as "a,
No. /; the King Of Tramps.'
A No. was clearly not Of the tribe
Of smelly backdoor grovelers. lie
speedily set all doubts at rest by sub
mltting facts which fixed his status in
the social world and proved his claim t.
baing the king of tramps.
Here are the said facts;
A No. is a literary celebriety; he
writes books. has a publisher aud re.
ceives royalties. Just now, however,
his regular check is delayed in the
nails, which compells him TO vary lis
usual custom of stopping at the best
hotels.
He has ho5ocd i56. 592 miles.
He expenditures for railway fares
aggregate S7.6l.
His record since January lst is 95Sd
miles without paying cent.
He has been around the world three
times.
He speaks and writes fo1r languages.
lie has prevented 70 wrecks.
Wears a $40 suit Of clothes and
shaves.
Wears a gold watch.
Bathes regularly and washes his
clothes.
Does not smoke, drink, chew, swear
nor gamble.
II all of this does not constitute
tramp aristocracy pray what would!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06

The blockade has been raised
politics is over.
ShuIl Bros. are sowing wheat
barley and oats on their big farm
a few miles east of town.
Judge Pennington is improv-
ing but will be unable to leave
his home for some little time
yet.
R. L. Miller is fencing a desert
claim of l60 acres three miles
southeast Of town, which he re-
Gently purchased.
D. Fisher and family have
moved to town from their home
in the country in order to be cor
vepient to the school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06

The prosperity of a town is not
guarded by the wealth of its in
habitantS, but by the uniformity
with which they pull together
when any important undertak-
ing is to be accomplished. A man
with a thousand dollars at his
command and a love for his town
in his heart can do more for the
building up and improving of it
than the millionaire who locks
up his capital and snaps his fin
gers at home progress. Elk.
Hordale, we are surprised at
you. To think of how we have
repeatedly spoken of your wide
spreading boulevards and future
greatness, and then to have
you rapt Delegate Andrews so
hard. But how frequently mans
inhumanity to man makes count
less thousands mourn.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
Card.

The undersigned herein desire
to express their hearty apprecia.
ton of the generous support ac-
corded them in the election Just
closed, and to in this manner
tender their thanks, and say,
that they will endeavor to show
their gratitude by an honest, eff
fcient administration OF the
duties of the Offices, to which
they were elected.
DWIGHT B. STEPHENS.
CHRIS RAITHEL.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
Cattle Shipments.

The following cattle shipments |
went out this week:
A. j. Nisbett, bought here,
1850 head Monday to Denver.
Victorio Land & Cattle Co.,
trainload from Separ Monday to
Bakersfield, Cal. Another train
the same place Tuesday.
Col. Burdick, a train load Tues
day to TT. Hancock, Tex,
Mrs. Walter Quincy is now
visiting in Sioux City, la.
Leon Godchaux is back from
his long trip East.
Young Tidmore is doing as
we'll as could be expected,
Mass at 7:90 a. m. at the Cath
olic church next Monday, Nov. 8.
Dr.Swope returned Friday from
a short business run to FL Paso.
Phone your vegetable orders
to James Market. We meet the
peddlers on all prices. Phone 55.
Both the mining and farming
interests surrounding Dening
continue to shine forth daily.
At Reade Bros. Cash Market.
Loin roasts l3lc; loin steak lac;
round steak l2c. Prompt deliy-
cry. Phone 2ll,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, j. Farris
have gone to their old home in
Danville, KY, for a several
weeks visit.
Geo. Beatty has gone to Bisbee
to take up his run as engineer
on the Southwestern after a visit
with his family here.
Rev. Jas. Word, who has a
nice place in the valley, expects
ten families from his old home in
Kentucky here in a short time.
They come seeking new homes.
Shull Bros. add new goods
constantly to their store. If you
are not one of their customers
you are losing money.
The specially depicted Hal
lowe'en window in Kinnear's
drug store on Halloween night
was the work of the gentle
manly clerk in that popular
house, Mr.. Homer States. Tn,
representation of the old moss
covered Scottish tradition, wheI
wild superstitions coupled tn,
mind with all sorts of ghost
and lower region inhabitants
was admirably conceived. Th
weirdly lighted scene attracte,
a large and interested crowd.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06

Shull Bros. are making the
cheapest prices on groceries of
any store in Deming. Phone 157.
Free delivery.
Mr.. Hugh Ramsey, one Of our
progressive farmers, raised 40
bushels of corn to the acre this
season. This does pretty well
for the first acquaintance with
our valley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
Popular Young People Wed,

Mr.. Geo. Graham, son of our
old and esteemed citizen, Mr..
W. j. Graham, was married in
Silver City this week to Miss
Bessie Floyd, a popular young
lady of Grant county's capital
city. The newly married couple
will make their home in Dem
ing.
President Bailey is in the city.
Mr.. Geo. McCan is home from
his trip to Dallas, Tex.
The artesian we'll is down Gev-
eral hundred feet already.
Fresh oysters at Meyers Meat
Market.
Pat Moran visited his brother.
DR.. Moran, here election day.
Several big hunting parties are
laying plans for the bear regions.
Ralph c. Ely is home from
campaigning. He did fine work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-11-06
Thanksgiving the 26th.

Thanksgiving the 26th.
Heavy stock shipments out
this week.
Arthur Edwards is working
for Shull Bros.
Several Halloween parties
were held in the city.
C. B. Bosworth is up from FL
Paso on q short visit home.
And the next day the Bryan
ties were a scarce commodity.
Farmers, come in and learn
the prices Shull Bros. are max.
ing on groceries, feed stuff, ETC.,
etc.
The Headlight has secured
Office quarters in the DR.. Mich
ael building.
Fair weather prevailed here as
we'll as pretty much all over the
country on election day.
Dan Hathaway is improving
from a severe attack of sickness.
His condition was pretty grave
for awhile.
Choice mince meat at Meyers
Meat Market.
A big crowd walked the streets
of Deming election day. Many
were in town for the first time
in months.
We are too busy unpack-
ing and pricing holiday
goods to write an add this
week. We want to take lots
of time in pricing our big
line this year in order to get
the prices low enough to
warrant you in buying from
us for the Xmas holidays.
IRVINE & RAITHEL.
More building going on in the
town at this writing than in
years. And, really, it has just
started, neighbor.
a Mrs. T. c, Bryant has return
4 ed to her home in Albuquerque
after a very pleasant few weeks
visit here with her sister, Mrs.
!, P. r. Smith, and friends.
Just received csr of coal di
. rect from mines. No old Goa
= in stock. Phone orders to 90
c w. r. MERRILL.
Mr.. W. R. Merrill, one of oul
rt Oldest and most esteemed citi
IS zens. was taken seriously il
e. Monday night and for sever
al hours suffered intense pain
'e However. we are pleased to re
le 4 mort he is coming around nov
all right