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got all about my obstinate old farmer.
AEout two years afterwards, however,
a person, an utter stranger to me,
called on me with a few hairs screwed
up IN a piece OF paper. which he asked
me to examine and report on.
is this another murder case1 I in
CURED; for II so. I will have nothing to
do with 1t. I've had enough of4that sort
Of work.
":No. no. said he, 1t is nothing Of
the Kind. 1t is only a matter Of curl
osity, which I should be very much
Obliged If you would solve and II you
Will do 1t, l will call or send for the
result in a few days time Having re-
cetved this assurance, I undertook the
investigation.
When he was gone, and I had leis-
ure, I put the hairs under the micro
scope, and DOR discovered hat they
were taken from the back Of a Norway
rat.
1.-TWO or three days afterwards. as I
was sitting in my consulting room, an
old farmer-looking man was ushered
In. Well said he, has thee looked at
them hairs?'
YES / answered. and I find that
they are from the back OF a Norway
rat. Well said he, so they are. Thou
hast forgotten me; but I have not for
gotten thee. Does thee recollect the
trial for murder at l. assizes? I
said I would prove thee: and SO Ihave,
for them hairs come from the back Of
a rats skin my son sem me from Nor
way So the old gentleman was quite
satisfied with the proof to which he
had put me, and I, as you may suppose.
was we'll pleased hat my skill and sa-
gacity had stood such a queer proof as
this. and more than convinced than
ever Of the value of the microscopes"
Here the doctor ended his story,
which I have given as nearly as possi-
bic in his w words, and upon which
I believe that a thorough dependence
may be placed.
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A GIvEAwAY.
CONVICT WIFEOF pUCCTNI
LIFE PLOT FOR NEW OPERA

49, F1
been kind to me. like my father. that,
Is gone-no more than that"
not lie to met" exclaimed the.
wife. She then struck tho
maid full in the face.
Doria, shocked, Inundated and hearr
broken, made her way tearfully from
the villa. Within an hour her hndv
was found in the grounds her beanti-
poison. 'e' - "
PEuccini, when he heard OF his mo-
tegee's death, had a bitter quarrel with
his wife, and separated from her al
once. When the authorities inquired
into M suicide, he told them what
ne Knew. Signora Puccini was arrested.
tried, adtndged guilty and sentenced to
PRISON. n will also have to pay to
the surviving relatives of Doria Man
tpedl q sum Of money, the exact amount
Dra NIT, t,nlnea later by the court.
a chance for an opera! %
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SUCCESS TALKS
Or. MADISON c. PETERS.
OUR GAINS ACCORDING TO OUR PAINS.

not sleeping or connecting the surfeits,
or an irregular feast, but up and STIR
ring"
Gain is according to pain-they are
twin brothers, they resemble each other
SO closely, their most intimate friends.
cannot tell them apart-the one plants!
the tree, the other cares for 1t until
the fruit is .matured.
Life il not a spirit. but a long,
steady climb" James Whitcomb Riley
says he tried for. 20 years to get into
one magazine-back came his manu-,
scripts. He kept on. He got in. !.
Better to pick. pick, pick. one BUSH.
There is q place for you. young man.,
there is a work for you to do
Rouse yourself UP and go after 1t. Put!
your hands cheerfully and proudly to-
honest labor. !.
A Spanish maxim runs: "He whol
loseth a friend, loseth more; but heI
who loseth his energies, loseth ALL"
Charles Dickens said: 1.-THE one!
serviceahle, safe. certain,
tive. a%ttainable quality in every study,
pursuit is attention"
BE q Whole man at everything. Sid-,
ney Smith said: Daniel Webster
struck me much like a steam engine in,
trousers"
Butler. who exhibits in his ..Hudi-|
bras" an amount of wit, comic illustra-,
ton. curios and out of the way learn,
ing that is absolutely %portentous, kept
q commonplace book, in which, accord-l
ing to DR.. Johnson, he had deposited,
for many years, not such events and
precepts as are gathered by readinR.t
put such remarks, s%imilitudes, allusions.;
or differences as occasion prompted or
inclination produced. "Such." adds,
Johnson, ''is the labor Of those who,
write for Immortality"
Have an aim and work till you &C,
complish IT.. Phillip of Macedon lost his
picked up the shaft they perceived
upon 1t these words: ITO Philllp'a
Eye!" h archer had an aim that AGA.
complished something. It is the boys
who will work who are needed. The
lowlands are crowded, but there Ia room
for the Industrious IN top.
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Tho Rural rsIsphone.

A neighborhood not far from here.
Put in a telephone this year.
All you had to do was ring,
And every bell went tin-a-ling;
One for Swanson, two for Boggs,
Long and short for Mrs. ScrogKs;
Every neighbor had his call.
Twist the crank and that IL all.
Somehow. in a week or two,
Troubles dark began to brew.
Farmer Jones got fighting hot,
Heard Scroggs calling him q sot;
Scroggs also got angry, too; .
Heard Smith telling what he knew.
Smith heard johnson telling lies,
Paid him off with two black eyes;
johnson heard young Ezra Boggs,
Underbid him or his hogs.
Women, too, were in the muss,
Raised a most tremendous fuss.
Every one from scroggs to Jones.
In glass houses throwing stones.
Now the line has silent grown,
Wires rusted, poles o'erthrown:
Twenty friends are deadly foes,
Each one full Of grief and woes,
Each too mad to speak a word,
Cause OF things they overheard.
CHICAGO Inter-Oce
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Three Of a Kind.

From the Florida Times-Union.
What's a pun, father?"
"A pun. my son, Is a play upon words.
There are three kinds Of puns-good
ones which you laugh at; Indifferent
ones, which you take no notice of, and
bad ones which make you throw some
thing at the punster.">
Can't you make a pun, father7"
"Of course, my son. Now, you're
thinking about your supper, aren't
you?"
Yes, father"
mind at the present time. That. you
see, is a play on-here, you young ras-
cal, what did you throw that book at
me for?"
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Convincing the Jury.
From Lippincott's.

CEUII AIpPiIICUlC 8.
The recent press reports touching
see," says a New York lawyer, re
minds me OF an amusing incident in
connection with a trial l once witnessed
IN Arkansas.
The defendant had beer accused Of
selling adulterated liquor, and some
whisky was offered in evidence. This
given the jury as evidence to as
sist in its deliberations.
When they finally filed into court,
his honor asked:
HAS the jury agreed on a verdict?'
"No, your honor responded the
foreman, and before we do we should
like to have some more evidence"
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A PATRIOT.
A VICTORY FOR VICTOR
MURDOCH AND WICHITA


The bet was made. dinners for the
trio. They walked up to the stand, one
of the "name-your-home- clty-and-I've.
variety. They
stood and glanced casually Owe the
stock as If thinking OF purchasing.
Papers. gentlemen" inquired the
boy in charge. Got 'em all; name
your home city an I'll get out the pa.
per. S'pose you all want the Wichita
Eagle? Only n left: they've been go.
ing fast today"
With that he produced the paper.
After they had had the dinner and the
bill had been paid Murdoch admitted
that he had planted the paper there,
and he guessed he was beginning ia
get even with some folks who never
saw anything so good as Kansas and
wouldn't recognize a first class town II
they were put of in 1t.
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Emerson says:
THE gods sell any


thing to anybody at
a fair price,"
Ellison was asked:
Don't you believe
that genius is in
%spiration?" mo-"
he replied, genius
10 perspiration."
Alexander HAM
ilton defined genius
as "the fruit of
labor and thought"
Button tells us ge-
MUS i9 Only "pro-
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Reflections Of q Bachelors.

FTOm tHe VeW xOrK E'TeBS.
When people can be genuinely charitable
it IL to themselves.
The faster Q girl can run away from Q
man the ooner she can catch him.
The reason . girl is sure q man would
like to marry her IL some other girl also
thinks She the one.
II a woman rides . block in q taxicab,
she can talk about II afterward as when
she was on an automobile tour.
A woman dresses pretty much the sane
way to 60 outdoors In summer a. she ESQ.,
to 60 to bed in winter.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
RANCH AND FARM.

: George E. Rand of Dickinson is wor-
rying about three horses that have been
missing from his place for several days.
Alois Kcmberec, who lives four miles
north Of Dickinson. reports that he has
put in 10 acres of wheat. S. acres Of
oats, 10 acres of barley and 10 acres of
corn. He has always been successful in
raising corn and puts it in with the
same confidence that he does the other
grains. @
Harry A. Tilton. the Dupee &Meadows
wool buyer, returned the first of the
week from around Watertown. Huron
and Bookings, S. D., and wilt make
Dickinson his headquarters for the rest
of the season. Mr.. Tilton did not like
the S. D.. wool. which he says comes
in little clips and is very dirty. S. P.
Gotta assists III making the Dupee &
Meadows purchase in this state.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
KILLS HER FOE OF 20 YEARS

1.-THE most merciless enemy had
for 20 years, declares Mrs. James
Duncan, of Haynesville, Me-. .'was
dyspepsia. suffered intensely after
eating or drinking and could scarcely
Sleep After many remedies had failed
and several doctors gave me up. I
tried Electric Bitters, which cured me
completely. Now can eat anything
I am 10 years old and am overjoyed 10
get my health and strength back again. =
For Indigestion, loss Of appetite, kidney
trouble, lame back, female complaints.
it's unequaled. Only Soc at T. j..
Greene & Co. e. IA Hi Il I'll, sis5R Is sA
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
DO IT NOW

Now is the time to ges rid of your
rheumatism. You can do 50 by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. Nine cases
out of ten are simply muscular rheuma-
:tism due to cold or damp. or chronic
rheumatism. and yield to the vigorous
application of this liniment. Try it.
You are certain to be delighted with the
quick relief which it affords. Sold by all
druggists. a 5.s{ .rr.i 4a y.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29
FQR yALE

Heavy Mandt wagon, 1 cheap spring
wagon, / pianola; small house and two
lots, one large house and large lot, both
we'll located. Bicycles, guns, harness,
saddles, stoves and furniture, two large.
hotel ranges, two Gary safes (good as
new) can save you $50 on either of these.
We buy, sell or trade in all lines. sss
3.' .S'Ss .7.5 ..s e. A. CURRIE.5 .5s
55-2o.2t Dickinson, N. D.
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-. N. HELL1CKsON, Medora, N. D., range On
Cannon Bail river, above New England. Horses
branded Ss shown u eut; also -
Suitable reward for iAfdrma.
ton regarding any Of above |E1|
horses found on' n'of range. "a --1'
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

NUNS MTNSON-Ownerof cattle branded
MA4.oD right ribs; honses NJ A ON right
shoulder Range on: W bar road Address,
dAvette. N. D. 7s nH-I ri HIS S1.1yr
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

Dickinson. on Antelope creek. sorre2 mare.
branded on right jaw. white feet.
white face. Owner prove
2bSG@ property and pey +.
5-154sp charges. John, Doeechek.
The Dickinson press., 1909-05-29

a6per head will be paid for return or inform
alton leading to the recovery of one 2-year0ld
bay mare. one black year3fng gelding. and
one bay yearling ge31ing, all branded
on right shoulder My place 20 miles
southeast of Dickinson.
Matthias Feimer, BIZ 156. Dickinson, ND.
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ri r. Scrip.

We have the agency for handling N.
p. Scrip. If you wish e Scrip land We
can save you money. D
Io.3I-tf w. j. BURNETT. y z. II !!
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05

S. B. Wise and family have
moved to Stems.
Capt. Tom Carr came near
selling his ranch this week. A
gentleman called to see him in
regard to selling it. After dick
ering all day in regard to details
and wrangling over prices and
payment, the man said he would
take the ranch provided Grassy
creek ran through it. Then Tom
sat up and took notice, for Grassy
creek ran through his fathers
farm in Indiana and the gentle
man was an old-time friend
from DeGraff, o., by the name
of Alex. Moore, and Tom did not
sell the ranch.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05

Mr., Thos. Allen, a prominent
citizen Of Carlisle, Ill.,, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wyman for a few days,
left Wednesday for California
and Colorado for a visit before
returning home. Mr.. Allen is a
cousin of Mrs. Wyman and is a
most affable gentleman.
Mr.. H. r. Gulberton, a pleas
ant young man from Denver, has
arrived in the city and accepted
the position in j. A, Kinnear &
Co. S drug store made vacant by
the resignation of Harry Riley,
who left Sunday for San An
tonic, Tex. Mr.. Gulberton is a
graduate of the Northwestern
University, Chicago, and is a
first. class pharmacist.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05

A blind man in Fayetteville,
after having drank pint of the
squirrel" brand, dry town
liquor, claims that he saw things.
Fayetteville (Ark) News.
That luxurious spring sensa-
tion has begun to creep over a
fellow and his thoughts drift
away to the murmuring brook
and the moss,covered banks.
One of our well known citi-
zens is figuring on building
three handsome brick cottages.
We also know of a leading busi-
ness man of Deming who is hav-
ing plans drawn for a two-story
cement block business house
with a 75-foot frontage. Verify,
the old town is waking up with a
wonderful vitality.
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John Corbett Returns.

Mr.. John Corbett, president Of
the Bank of Deming, and one Of
the foremost citizens of our
town, who was seriously injur-
ed in Los Angeles, CAL, some
weeks ago by being struck by a
street car, arrived home Sunday
morning accompanied by his wife
and Mrs. Robt. Field. He is
able to be about some and is re-
covering nicely from his injuries.
His many friends are very glad
to have him back with them
again. Mrs. Field will visit here
for a short time and then 20 on
to her old home at Terrell, Tex.
for a visit.
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Board Proceedings.

At the session Of the Board Of Trus-
tees, held on Monday, March lst, ali
members were present with the Uxcep-
ton Of julius Rosch.
Accounts amounting TO Sl92.A were
presented, allowed and ordered paid.
The Board received the reports Of the
committee appointed to purchase now
sprinkling cart for the village, but the
committee requested further time to
get prices and terms, which was grant
ed; also the committee upon the grad
ing of Pine street, which committee re-
ported that the work would be finished
IN another week. 1t was decided 10
continue the work on the east and south
sides of Block 2. Bids for this work
will be received at the Office of DR..
Swope until Monday, Mar. 8, 1909, at
III O'Clock a. m.
The reports of the Treasurer and
Clerk, showing "A balance in the Village
Treasury on March | amounting TO
S2234.4l, were read and approved.
Action upon the amendment Of the
saloon ordinance was laid over until
the next meeting, at the request OF
draft the amendments.
j. w. Gill, resident and tax payer
Of the village, appeared and requested
that the board remove the old turn.
table from the street north Of the
tracks. also that some provision be
made for the prevention of waste water
from the Ice Plant and from the Harvey
House corral to run upon adjoining
property and TO become stagnant, to
the menace Of the public health Of that
part OF the village. Action upon this
request was deferred until the board
make thorough investigation in order
to fix the blame. This is a violation
OF the village orc ma ices and If the
blame can be fxeu prosecutions are
very likely to follow.
The petition of G. J.. Baker and H.
other property owners on Silver Ave.
requesting that the sidewalk on the
west side of said street be extended TO
Birch street, was laid over until the
next regular meeting OF the board
The clerk was ordered to post no
tees of the election of 3 village trus.
tees, for the term Of two years, on
Tuesday, April 6. 1909. at the Fire De
partment quarters, at the City Hall,
In Demlng, and the following were
named as the Judges and Jerks OF
said election: j. w. Foster, T.. II.
Matthews and II, f. Hamilton Judges;
c. II. Tosseil and +. j. Carskadon---
Clerks.
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Passes Away.

Mr.. W. S. Young, whom we
mentioned last week as being
dangerously i'll, passed away
Wednesday. The remains We're
buried yesterday, the funeral
having been cOnduted by Rev.
W. Z. Foulks. The sympathy Of
our people is extended the be-
reaved family,
G.. w. McSherry was in the
forepart of the week from the
Mimbres.
Mrs. r. A. Ford spent a few
days with friends in the city
this week.
Mr.. Frank Lerchen expects to
arrive from Utah in a short time
to visit his family. He is sue
cessfully managing a big smell
ter plant in Utah.
Edwards e. Luxton will finish
this week the remodeling Of the
residence occupied by j. j. Ben.
nett and owned by Cal Baker.
They have executed a splendid
job.
| Mr.. W. S. Phelps, of Bayard, a
former resident of Deming, was
here this week meeting old
friends and looking after prop
erty interests he still retains in
the city. He ordered The Grapic.
l.. G. Britton has purchased
the interest of his partner, c. l..
Belts, in the real estate firm of
L. G. Britton & Co. Mr.. Belts
is an experienced nurseyman
and will embark in that business
here.
The old Williams hotel, situ-
ated Oh Silver avenue near the
depot, has been sold to Domencia
Allaricia, of Mcntrose, Colo.
Smith Bros, the real estate
dealers, made the trade. The
property was owned by A. L.
Thompson.
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Meet Us at the Fountain.

Ice cream and soda water
Monday, the eighth. Everything
fresh and good.
See our new line of stationery,
tally and place cards and many
other new things in the line chat
we haven't space to mention
here.
Remember the date and do not
forget to tell your friends that
we make the best ice cream and
soda water in Deming.
IRVINE & RAITHEL,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05

County Superintendent Ney
B. German has returned from a
visit to the various schools of the
county and finds them to be in
excellent condition and doing
good work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05
The White House.

The following goods marked
down Ia from the regular price
for Market Day bargains;
Fancy pillow tops and all
stamped Linens.
Laces and Embroideries, Lesth-
er Purses. Fancy Crochet Shawls
and Scarfs and all wool dress
goods
MARTHA BURDICK AMENT, Prop.
Mrs. Geo. Elkins has returned
to her home at Tulafosa accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Mar
garet Martin, who will spend
some weeks visiting her.
It's now announced that after
the railroad builds its clubhouse,
which will be located near where
the car repair shop is now, it
will park all the space from the
hospital to the clubhouse. 1t is
now expected that the clubhouse
will be built this summer. -
Lordsburg Liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05

Prof. Veazey, who is efficient
ly conducting the Hondale school,
was in town Saturday and was
among those who enrolled for The
Graphic Oh that day.
A. T. Hyatt, the popular
ranchman at Cooks, was circu-
lating with friends here Monday
and completed his visit by call
ing pleasantly on The Graphic.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05
We are in the midst of both
lent and St. Patrick's day.

We are in the midst OF both
lent and St. Patrick's day.
Mrs. A. j. Clark and Mrs.
Kelly left Tuesday for California.
Mr.. John Langston was in
from his ranch near Cambray
Tuesday.
Galord & Daniel have the con-
tract to build a three-room house
on Silver Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Babb, of
the Harvey House, visited Albu-
querque this week,
The front of Clark's store ard
the Deming National bank have
been nicely touched up with
paint.
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Mrs. J. B. Hodgdon entertain

Mrs. J. B. Hodgdon entertain
ed Wednesday evening most
pleasantly in honor of Mrs.
Rodgers and Mrs. Reed Watkins.
Mr.. P. X. Connaway has pur-
chased +. E. Edwards residence
property in the southeast part of
town through the Deming Real
Estate, Commission & Purchas-
ing Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-05
Mems Suits

Made to order Sl700 to S37.O
All latest patterns and styles for
spring and summer. Satisfac-
tlon guaranteed.
0. l.. SHIP.
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LUMBER should be we'll taken care
of TO give good salifaction. Ours is
LONG.L LEAF yellow pine Of the best
grades. We will treat you right.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
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LEGISLATURE
TAKING ACTION
Demand Investigation Of
CHARGES Made at
WASHINGTON

Santa Fe, N. NJ, March L.
The following resolution was
adopted by both houses under
suspension of the rules:
Whereas, certain charges were
made derogatory to the terri
tory Of New Mexico, its officials
and citizens, charging various
offenses, and whereas, these
charges were made the basis for
an attack on New Mexico and for
the purpose of defeating the
statehood bill by certain men,
bers of the senate committee on
territories, and, whereas, it is
desirable and essential that the
people of New Mexico should be
fully advised as to the details
and contents of these charges, in
order that the same may be fully
refuted, therefore, be it resolved:
That the said committee on
territories of the senate of the
United States be and is hereby
requested to transmit a copy Of
all papers, charges and all other
statements and testimony Of
whatsoever kind or character to
the governor of the territory of
New Mexico forthwith.
Be ii resolved, further, that a
copy of this resolution be for
warded by telegraph to dele
gate w. H. Andrews, the presi-
dent Of the United States and
the chairman of the senate COM
mittee on territories.
Will march "lionize" US before
the end?
Rev. Bray and family have
moved to Las Cruces.
Mrs. Rev. Foulks is recover
ing from quite a sick spell.
AL Watkins has returned from
q visit to his old home in Texas.
He reports a very enjoyable trip.
Do you know that our PAINTS are
the best on earth? II you have an,
painting to do cone and see US. W,
will save you money.
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
Fred Pennington is here on a
visit to his parents, His friend;
are pleased to see him.
A song service will be held al
the Presbyterian church a weel
from next Sunday night. Tht
program will be published mex
week.
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Gov. 0tero Very Ill.

Ex-Gov. 0tero is precariousIy
i'll with pneumonia in Santa Fe.
Charley Ament is still down
with the grip.
The ladies' of the Presbyterian
Church will give an "Old Folks"
concert in the near future.
Bob Hatton, a prominent real
estate dealer of El Paso, spent a
few days with US this week. He
has a claim in the valley.
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Misses Elizabeth Waddill and
Julia Watkins gave a tea Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Miss
Waddill in honor of Mrs. j. H.
Rodgers and Mrs. Reed Wat
kins. 1t was one of the most en-
joyable social affairs ever held in
the city, and the fair and &C.
complished hostesses were pro.
fusely complimented.
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WE HANDLE besides the best
grades of LONG-LEAF yellow pine
lumber, PAINTS Of all kinds, warm
ISHES and WHITE LEAD. We also
have WINDOW GLASS in all sizes,
CRESCENT LUMBER co.
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Notice.

Bids for furnishing material
(hard PAM for the grading of
Silver Avenue, between Pine
and Spruce Streets, and of Spruce
Street, between Gold and Silver
Avenues, in Deming, will be re-
ceived at the office of DR.. S. d,
Swope, Chairman of the Board
of Trustees of the Village of
Deming, until Monday morning
at IL O'Clock, in the forenoon,
March s, 1909.
S. d. SWOPE. Chairman.