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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09
10 You Open -FOUR Mouth

Lae q young bird and gulp down what
ey sr food or medicine may be offered you
Or, do YOU want TO know something OF the
composition and character OF that which
you take into your stomach whether a.
food or medlclnc2
Most intelligent and sensible peonle
nowadays insist on knowing what. they
employ whether as food or as medlalnc.
DR.. Pierce believes they have perfect
right to tnslSt upon such knowledge. SO he
publishes. ~sSnadcast and on each bottle.
wrapper. what hISrnsdlcInes are made Of
and vexifes lJuhdcreatn This be feels
he can wNllAIord 70 do because the more
thc Ingredlents OF which his medicines
are made are studied lnd undcrstood The
HoTe viii Their slperIoE elraIlye Virtues
b EInfGcl lled.
For the cure OF woman's peculiar weak.
neSses, Irregularities and arrangements,
giving rise u frequent headaches, hack
ache, dragglng-down pain or distress In
lower abdominal or pelvic region accom-
panied, Outlines. with facilitating,
pelvic, catarrhal drain and kindred symp.
toms OF weakness, Dr. Piercc's Favorlte
Prescription Is most efficient remedy
II is equally effective In curing painful
periods, In giving strength 10 nursing
mothers and In preparing tho system Ol
the expectant mother for bahy'S coming,
thus rendering childbirth safe and com
paratlycly painless. The 'FhyOrite Pre-
scrlption j. most potent, strengthening
tonic 10 the general system and TO The
organs distinctly feminine IN particular
Ii Is also soothing and inyigofatl tina
neryine and cures nervous exhaustion.
nervous prostratlon. neuralgia. hySterla,
spasms. chOrca or St Nitu>'s dance. and
other distressing nervous symptoms At
tcndant upon functional and organic dis
eases OF the distinctly feminine organs
A host Of medical authorities 81 all the
several schools Of ptatt lc", recommend
each OF the several ingredients ~ which
"Fayorlte Prescription Is made lOr the
cure Of the diseases Tor which II j. claimiTl
10 be- cure You may read Nhai they
say for uourscU by sending postal card
request for free hOOklot ~ extracts
from the leading authorities 10 ~ X V.
Pierce, lnvaldS Hotel AID Surgical IT,.
sttnte. Buffalo, y T., sLd II all CONS to
you by return pot
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

Inasmuch as the return of
Delegate Andrews to Congress
means the securing of statehood
for New Mexico, for which
men now old began to battle for
in their youth. is it not
up to every voter in the Terri
tory to extend him his loyal sup
port regardless of any party con-
nection? We think it is. The
future of the Territory hangs in
the balance; men like Patrick
Henry and those other grand
old patriots of old, would vote
for the man who does things"
were they alive today, and we
can't believe otherwise than
that the sturdy sons Of New
Mexico will on November 3rd
show that that pioneer spirit,
which has as its guiding star the
love Of liberty and freedom, is
as much within their souls as
it ever was, by giving the great
est delegate New Mexico ever
had in Congress a majority be-
tween eight and ten thousand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

Let US all hope, with one ac-
cord, that the future officers of
Luna county were nominated at
the Republican county conven-
ton last Saturday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09
NEW MEXICO IN PAMPHLET.

territory that Is DONG telllng ana
work for the progress
and prosperity of our sunshine
territory, not only for the city
in which it is published, namely
the capital of New Mexico, but
also for every section of our great
territory, it is the Daily Santa Fe
New Mexican, with its attending
publications, the Weekly New
Mexican Review and FL Nuevo
Mexicano.
Itreaches thousands Of readers,
not only in the territory but also
through the East, West and
North. 1t has many subscribers
in many leading metropolitan
cities of the country because there
are many bankers and trust COM
panies that have invested in New
Mexico territorial, county and
city securities and have watched
the progress and the security
which they have for territorial,
county, city and school bonds.
Not a day passes on which the
New Mexican has not a kind word
to say for other sections and cities
Of the territory than the one in
which it is published.
The Graphic has Just received
several copies Of the bulletin is
sued by the New Mexican, at its
own cost, entitled, The Sights
of Santa Fe." 1t is nicely illus
trated, very well printed on good
paper, and presents a remarkably
attractive appearance. Its liter
airy contents and its description
of the splendid climate, the grand
scenery. the many interesting
historical, archaeological and eth
biological attractions in the capt.
tai city, its fine educational sys-
TEN, its public institutions, its
busiaess interests and many other
valuable resources are so graph
cally and Interestingly described
that they hold the writer until he
has finished the forty pages Of
the pamphlet, which is of good
size for sending East. Although
the edition has been out but four
weeks over 1000 copies have
been distributed, and from one
half dozen to one dozen letters
are received daily by the editorial
Office of the New Mexican apply
ing for copies, and a dozen or
more tourists, travellers and
health seekers who visit New
Mexico's beautiful and ancient
capital are callers at the New
Mexican for copies.
This sort Of work is for the
greatest good Of the city Of Santa
Fe and the county in which our
capital is located. The thousands
of copies that have been distrib-
uted to people all over New Mex
leo are making the capital city
friends that will come in very
useful and handy when New
Mexico becomes a state, and with
the latter, the question of chang
ing the capital might be raised
by some other ambitious town.
The Graphic is glad to be able
to pay the New Mexican and it
able and hard-working editor
Col. Frost, the above compliment
1t is true, every word, and w
know whereof we speak, and tn,
people of New Mexico and a yer!
great majority of them know
that we are telling the truth.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

We noticed Larrazolo had a
supply of lemons with him when
here. 1t follows the shock won't
be so severe when Delegate An
drews hands him another one in
November.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

The Graphic urges the voters
of the county to be sure and reg
lister, otherwise they cannot vote.
Give this matter your early at
tention.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

Back in dear old Arkansas the
'possums and simmons are get
ting ripe. The baying of the
hounds from over the hill is
already coming through the
frosty air like the music Of a
thousand tinklihg bells in that
romantic land.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

That Republican ticket Of
Luna county is strong one and
stands an elegant chance of
coming in under the wire sever
al lengths ahead.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President
WILLIAM H. TAFT
Of Ohio.
For Vice President
JAMES s. SHERMAN
Of New York.
For Delegate to Congress
HON. W. II. ANDREWS
OF Albuquerque.
For Member OF Council From Dona Ana,
Grant and Luna Counties
R. A. MCBRIDE
OF Las Cruces
For Member Of House From 0tero,
Dena Ana, Grant and Luna Counties
A. A. TEMKE
Of Deming.
For Sheriff
ID. b. STEPHENS.
For Treasurer and Ex-officio Collector
CHRIS RAITHEL.
For Assessor
W. R. MERRILL.
For Probate Judge
THOMAS HUDSON.
For School Superintendent
FRANK wHITEHoUSE.
For Surveyor
II. b. STRICKLER.
For Second District Commissioner
CHARLES L. HoWLETT.
For Third District Commissioner
J.J. JACOBSON.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

It's a winner-the Republican
County ticket.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

Yesterday a prominent bust
ness man was asked what he
thought Of the Larrazolo speech
the night before, add replied: 1T
is claimed that Larrazolo is a
great orator, but he did not make
much Of q speech last night. "
He was reminded that Mr.. Lar
razolo spoke for two hours, and
was asked how long a man had
got 10 speak to make much OF
a speech. He replied that Ir.
Larrazolo ought to have been
able to say all he did say in thirty
minutes, and the other hour and
\ half was wasted. -Lordsburg
Liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

Delegate Andrews, in New
Mexico, is much stronger in the
race than he was the day he was
nominated. Larrazolo has not
made the fight that was expected
Of him. Ell Paso Herald.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1908-10-09

With that big irrigation sys-
TEN, the establishment of which
in the valley now seems assur-
red, and our proposed new rail-
roads, what in the world is there
TO keep Deming from becoming
city Of magnitude and import
ance in the next few years..
Surely there can be nothing.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

lights as Augustus Thomas. the play
wright; Booth Harrington, author of
"Beaucaire' and "A Gentleman from
Indiana" James O'DonneH Bennett. dra-
matte critic of the Chicago Record Her
aid; George w. Lederer, manager of the
Colonial Theater; Harry L. Hamlin, Fred
Hid. librarian of the Chicago Public
Library, and others equally well known
viii be present
This will be the largest gathering Of
"FriaFs' since the big meeting in New
York in honor OF Victor Herbert. and il
is promised that it viii surpass in ele-
gance the notable banquet rendered Mr.
Mare kl8W, OF Klaw a Erlanger. last
winter at Sherry's. THE FTiars" of Chi
cago are rapidly becoming in point of
numbers and personnel the strongest
branch of this unique organization. which
has for its purpose the benefit and mutual
advancement of theatrical men whose
brains and energies are devoted to the
exploitation Of dramatic attractions AL
though ''The Friars" is a representative
body OF advance agents. business mana
gers. ana press agents. it pays homage
at stated intervals to the leading stellar
lights I'm tEe theatrical and literary irma-
menl by inviting them To big professional
'b!oW-Outs. where neither pains nor ex.
pense are spared in making the occasion
q red-letter time n the social life of the
club. MIR. Otis Skinner the choice of the
club for its honorary guest has been
signally honoTed. for the reason that no
actor playwright or author has been so
recognized unless he held a position of
unquest0ned leadership in the world Of
the thcater or OF literature
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Smile of Fat Man
Sadder Than Tears
Beneath show Of JOY Lies the Gloomy
Vision of the Grim Reaper.

We have learned to know that the
adage Laugh and grow fat is just as
untrue as the CaTly-tO-bed and early-to-
rise fib. II does not usually make a man
healthy. wealthy. and wise. at least not
in our day.
And so We are beginning to realize that
rat IS a very dangerous disease and not
state OF giggling happiness.
Many fat people haw-haw in public and
wear their thumbs in their vest arm-pits
just as safety valve TO their misery, and
TO make US believe that their smiles are
genuine.
Some are really jolly. but not because
they are fat. To most Of the jolly ones, as
well as 20 the others, every coming and
going Of their breath is a puff OF misery
and their smiles are SaddeT than the tears
of childhood
Most fat people will not acknowledge il.
but deep down in their hearts they know
tins is true They know that smiles avail
not, and that the same heart which tries
10 be happy that same moment is being
ciutched by death-fat slowly but surely
10 be finally smothered and made silent
forever. Some do not know what is going
10 happen, but they feel that something
might They may well be appTehensive
Rengo as "a reducer of fat and cure of
fat disease is @ GOdsend 10 every fat faan
and woman in the world It is the new
method. the only safe method. Rengo re-
duces you. while at the same time max
ing you feel BETTER and stronger.
There is nothing Just as good" as
Rengc. For sale by all druggists at S100
per full-sized box. or by mail prepaid. by
The Rengo Co 500 Rengo Bldg. Detroit
Mich The company will gladly send YOU
a trial package free by mail. if YOU write
them direct to Detroit; no free Packages
at drug stores
For sale and recommended in Washing
ton by PEOPLES Drug Store. S24 7th St: II.
Evans. s24 + ST. NV: Affieck's Drug Store,
I4s3 Pa, ave. nv.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

Cut this out, and put in some safe
place. for IL is valuable and worth more
than anything else in the world II you
should have an attack Of rheumatism or
bladder trouble, or any arrangement OF
the kidneys whatever.
The prescription Is simple. and can be
made up by any one at home. The in
gradients can be had at any good pre-
scription pharmacy. and all that is neces-
sary is TO shake them well IN a bottle
Here il is: Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce; Compound Kargon. one
ounce; Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
three ounces
Take teaspoonful after each meal and
at bedtime. 4 few doses is said to re-
lieye almost any case of bladder trouble,
frequent urinatlon. pain and scalding,
weakness and bacKache. pain above tho
kidneys. &c. II is now claimed TO be the
method Of curing chronic rheumatism.
because Of It's direct and positive action
upon the eliminatiye tissues of the hid
neyg. II cleauSes these sponge-like or
gans, and gives them life and power 10
sft and strain the poisonous waste mat
ter and uric acid from the blood, re-
lieving the worst forms Of rheumatism
and kidney and bladder troubles. The ex-
tract dandeli0n acts upon the stomach
and liver. and is used also extensively
for relieving cOnstipa ton and indigestion.
Compound sarSapaTilla cleans and en-
riches the blood.
A well-knOwn local druggist is authority
that this prescription is safe 10 use at
any time
This is published for the Kargon tx
tracing Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
NINE. N0RDICA NOT TO WE'D.
Noted Singer Denies Engagement 40
New York Broker.

New York, Jan. Although denial was
ISSUED to-day by Nine Lillian Nordica
of her reported engagement 20 George W.
Young her affectionate greeting Of the
banker after her arrival here yesterday
from Chicago has caused their friends 20
believe an early wedding between them is
contemplated. Reports that Nine Nor
dica's country estate at ArdSley-on-the-
Hudson IS being prepared tor occupancy
has strengthened this belief RumOr has
iJ that the honeymoon viii be spent there.
Hello. George. how are y0u3' was the
singers greeting 10 Young as she kissed
him, when She landed az the Grand Cen
trah Young. who was only recently di-
vorced from his former wife, whispered
something 20 her. and they hurried away
together.
Yesterday no statements were forthcom-
ing To-day Nine. Nordica issued g de
nial of any engagement. il was reported
from Chicago that a telegram from Young
had called the singer back 90 New York,
and the reports OF a wedding in the near
future viii not down
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
CAPT. ]. W. ARCHER DEAD.
Congress- MednI of Honor Veteran to
Rest In Indiana Grave.

Capt James w Archer. veteran
empioye Of the Pension Bureau, died at
his home 1871 Q street northwest, at S
o'clock Sunday night, aged seventy
nine years.
Capt. Archer was member OF the
6. A. r.. the Medal Of Honor Legion,
and OF the United States Medal of Hon
or Club He won the Congress Medal
while adjutant Of the Fifty-ninth Indi-
ana Volunteers. at the battle Of C0rinth.
October and 4. 1852. He. al critical
moment OF the battle, took command
Of q regiment other than his own. and
with the consent Of the officers of that
command. rallied II and led IL TO an
especially splendid assault on the enc
my's line.
The remains. which viii be taken to
Spencer. Ind, for interment, were es-
corted to the Union station by the fol-
lowing companions of the United States
Medal OF Honor club Alexander Scott
D. F. Buckingham, J. J. Purman. and
". II. Raymond.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
FARMERS TO ASSEMBLE.
Institute to BE Held at Boyds Next
Tuesday.

Special 10 The Washington Haald.
Boyds. Nd. Jan. 2I-The Farmers In
stitute. under the direction Of William
Lee Amoss. director Of Department
Farmers Institutes Of College Park. AId.,
will hold a big meet al Royds on Tues
day February T.
The meetings previously held here In
the past two years have been a decided
success. farmers from every section OF
this county attending. The meeting is
10 be an all-day's session in Boyd Hall
Citizens of the town have usually givea
a lunch TO those in attendance from afar.
This VIII undoubtedly be done again this
year.
A. J. Lovcjoy. of Roscoe. H., one Of
the largest breeders OF hogs in America,
will dicUss The hog as Il consumer OF
the by-pr0dUcts Of the dairy r. H.
Rankin. Of UFbana. H.. i'm charge Of
university extension work. viii take as
his subject Developing the American
farm boy"
d. Ward King. Of Maitland, No, will
speak on Good roads right now AS
this community is much interested In
good roads. this should draw a large
crowd
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
AT LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

Ii turns out right Fred NiblO is an ex-
ceedingly good monologist He created
about the best impression of any act on
the bill. getting into close touch with the
audience from the word go.
Alfred keley and Florence Guise. in "A
Tale of q Turkey" made a whole lot of
fun Of the uproariogs sort. Two scenea
from I'll Trcvatore' were well sung by
Nine. le BruD ana company Nine lie
Brun has "a very sweet soprano. Mr.
Stevens, her barytone, also scored. The
Farewell, My Leon0ra, prison song was
sung by SIR, Fritz y. Huttmann. Five
fox terriers, trained by Mr. Max York,
started the programme off This act was
followed by Terley, brought from some
foreign land, IN a TleveTly arranged series
Of poses representing easily recognized
celebrities TIea William A. Dillon enter
tanned with three or four comic songs.
the best OF which was the Every Little
Bit, &c-, song The Dispatch Bearer %
first-c.ass Vitagraph picture, put on the
finishing touch
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

The Partisan Widows" at the Gayety
this week. is one or burlesque's best Of
fering. Those eccentric comedians. Joe
Fields and Mark Wooley. furnish most of
the fun. and they are assisted by several
clever artists. including James Rowland
and an excellent, Well-goWued chorus.
The two burlettas, stolen Sweets, are
thoroughly amusing in every way, having
many musical hits. Put Me Among the
Girls, 10y Fields and Wooley. make de-
elded hit, One of the treats Of the show
IS the Partisan Bathing Beasty. L.alia
Saibini who is an excentionaIIv clever
cycle rider as well as dancer and imita-
tor. She is assisted by a clever little boy
who is decidedly amusing. The remain
der OF the oIio consists OF the Lyuotte
Sisters, Rowland AMI Dugan, Jeanne
Brooks and Fields and WooIay.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
The Academy-"DeadwOOd DIcz.p


Owen Davis has written many melo-
dramas which have met with the ap-
proval OF press and public but II Is
doubtful if he has ever produced a more
sensational play than "Deadwood Dicks
Last Shot" presented this week at the
New Academy.
The plot concerns the efforts to re-
gain a deed to a silver mine which has
been fTaudulently obtained from Madge
Fulton, an Eastern girl, who is be-
fFiended by DeadW0od Dick, a gambler.
who gets the best of a law-breaking
sheriff; a Federal claim agent, a villain of
the worst type; Cheyenne Charlie. an ally
of Black Bess. the faro queen, who are
both aCcompliccs Of the villainous sheriff,
and after no end of highly-colored. sensa-
tional acts Of heroism. not only regains
the lost deed, but wins the hand OF the
much-persecuted heroine.
The scenes are thoroughly dramatic
startling and sensational from first to
last The comedy portion of the perform
ance was much Overdone. turning the
play TO a great extent from legitimate
melOdrama into broad farce. but was
received by the large audience present
with roars Of laughter. Many Of the
characters were strongly drawn and well
presented. The play will undoubtedly
draw large audiences during the week.
who viii feel fully satisfied with their
evenings entertainment.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
GIVEN TERM IN JAIL
GOOdacre Pleads Guilty Be-
fore Justice Stafford.
FINE OF $500 ALSO IMPOSED
Court Announces from Bench He Is
Satisfied that Punishment TO BE
inflicted Would Cause the PrIs-
OneF 10 Cease Ills Operations in
Misunderstanding I'm the Capital.

-Four months in jail and fine OF $50
was the sentence imposed upon George D.
GOodacre IN Criminal Court No. I yes
terday
GO0dacTe was indicted for setting UP
and maintaining gaming table by run-
ming a handbook on the races. HIS first
trial resulted in "a disagreement Of the
jury. Yesterday he pleaded guilty to an
Indictment which was returned as a sub
stitute for the one on which he was
originally tried.
Goodacre appeared with his attorney.
Henry z. Davis, and pleaded % the
seventh and eighth counts Of the indict-
ment charging tie making Of a handbook
Demands of The Law.
District Attorney Baker informed the
court that tAe 0ffensss charged in the
counts were identical with those under
which GoOdacre had been tried. He said
tie oneuses were committed prior 10 last
July and be thought the demands Of the
law would be satisfied by the imposition
Of Jail sentence and the payment Of a
fine OF So.
Justice Stafford I'm passing sentence
said he agreed wIth the district attoT-
ney and that he was satisfied this would
cause Goodacre 10 cease the business.
He expressed regret that public example
required him 10 send Mr. Goodacre TO Jail.
but stated the defendant understood and
accepted his punishment in Ii proper
spirit
When asked by thc clerk If Ee had any
thing 10 say why sentence should not be
paseeG. Goodacre responded that he had
nothing 10 say, tie was taken 60 the
bailiG's room adjoining tho court tO await
the arrival Of a carriage which he order
ed, and later with Deputy Marshal Cusick
was driven 10 the iaii
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
Bonduran Conspiracy Suspect.

The movement Of many former resi-
dents Of Honduras from Guatemala
back TO Honduras has been reported to
the State Department 1t has given
rise to rumOrs OF plot against the
present Honduran government. A pres
idcntlal election witt be held i'm Hondu-
ras to-day. No definite information re-
garding the alleged plot will be given
at the state Department. II is under
stood the United States viii keen
close watch upon the situation
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
POLK MILLER IS COMING.
Famous ColOrct Quartet viii Also
Pc Heard Next Saturday.

Polk Miller and his famous colored
quartet are coming to Washington. They
will be in Masonic Temple. at the corner
OF Ninth and streets northwest, Sat
urday evening next. This announcement
viii interest the public generally, and es-
pecialIy the people from the South Mr.
Miller's charm and genius as 4 teller Of
Southern stories and as a lecturer are
known 10 all lovers Of good amusement.
Among sir. MilleT's closest Washington
friends are Senator Bob Taylor, Repre-
sentative John Lamb. and many other
members Of Congress. These gentlemen
are already getting up special parties to
take in the Polk Miller lecture and con
cert
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28
OTIS SKINNER HONORED.
" HeII-knOWn Actor Chosen Guest of
Chicago Theatrical Men.

Chicago. ILL.,. Jan. z7.-Mr OILS Skinner.
the actor. who won fame as the hero in
Francesca da Rimini. "The Harvester"
The Duel and other plays and who
is now starring under Charles Frohman
management In "The Honor Of the Fam
ily.' is TO be the guest Of honor al one
OF the most notable gatherings Of theatri-
cal and literary men ever held in this
city. IL will be the occasion Of a mann
moth banquet Of The Friars,' TO be held
at the Auditorium Hotel Friday night,
January 81, and such weH-known literary
The Washington herald., 1908-01-28

Rev. Alfred Wooster, N. D., Of Boston.
Mass. spoke last night at St Andrew s
Episcopal Church Fourteenth and Cor
eoran streets, on Health and the church."
DR.. Wooster said mental suggestion
could cure any disease of the brain, and
told Of experiments ne had made. HIS
talk was taken as a rap at Christian Sci
enCe. and although he did not mention
names, his remarks tended 20 show he
had no faith in their marvellous curing
powers