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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-08-12
SIDE LIGHTS * ): 10:
BY Aviso.


more hens by the hatchit route.
Chess! So it was"
Butch, jr., says: "The hen and
the egg business which was Gre
ated first? Well, I'll tell you,
but don't give it away. The hen
and the egg were both created
together-at the same time-all at
once--at one clip of the creation
hammer-but the egg was inside
of the hen. Don't tell old Butch
he knows holdings"
Otto says: (Which was created
first-the egg or the hen? Yes, |
started the inquiry. Confdenti-
ally, I will tell you the eggshell
was created first. For why2 How
could there be an egg unless there
was shell to hold it in? No shell,
no egg, you see, and that is why
they call a certain kind of saw
dust breakfast food Egg-o-see.
That's it you see-no shell-no
egg. The shell was ahead Of the
egg"
ST Haskell says: "The hen and
the egg-which was created first ?
Damfno. [ do know, though, |
was hooked up to hen for quite
a while, but [ would sooner be
chained up in pen than be
hooked up to hen again. I haven't
looked an egg in the face for so
long it would be most disagreeable
to pursue the inquiry any further
as it might produce eggsomania
or henophobia."
The chef says: Regarding the
momentous question agitating the
breasts Of the chocolate creams
around here, sub, 1 will say, after
careful consideration and consul
tation with all leading authorities
including the pastry cook and
dishwasher, I have arrived at the
logical, irrefutable, irrefragible
and non compos mentis conclu-
sion that the egg and the hen were
created at one and the same time,
sub, for sub, how could you i'm
agine hen to be created without
having an egg to set on, sub ?"
Hugo says: 'Yah, de hen und
de egg-vich Won was made foist?
Vel, [ dell you. I bin farmer
yah. have raised many hens yet
-aber nit here. I many eggs
have eaten-yah-aber nit here.
Neidder de hen nor de egg vas
created foist. I dell you: De
rooster vas created foist. Dey
dock de hind leg of de rooster und
made hen. De two got married.
De neggs! morning about four
O'CLOCK de egg business commence
ed-yah-und de egg business has
been goot ever since-yet, yah"
Anglicus says: "The hen and
the egg? You wish to know which,
in my opinion was created first.
I'm! All! Isee! There's an idea.
Well, l will tell you the truth.
[ once knew hen but it has been
a long time since I have seen an
egg-and it would be eggotistical
for me to upset the Darwinian
theory, y'know. Darwin is an
Englishman-or rawther was an
Englishman. | don't know what
he is now. He is dead you know
However, believe the Maggie.
patchio Confucio Dufunny sustains
Darwin in his theory that evolu.
ton accounts for the creation and
growth of all matter-animate anc
inanimate-and therefore [ believe
it is So" Here the interviews
tainted but upon notice that the
Warden WAS observed coming III
the street he revived promptly
losing the remainder of the mar
rative.)
An article will appear shortly
in The Mirror containing inter
v;axx,o with Soma ~ kLo -o.:Ia~
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1909-08-12
Diamond Dust.
BY R. L.

0duuy 0uoy Ao0 AOl0" Az sS
Outlaw Stockton, club for the
managership of Tebeau's Kansas
City cowboys.
Ex-Manager-catcher Frank
Bowerman of the Boston Doves
has accepted a job.on the Indian
apolis team of the A. A.
It's to the T. and q. G. for hap
by Jack Chesbro. Well, we all
get the hooks sooner or later and
it is about Jacks time.
Manager Kelly Of St. Paul has
traded pitchers Karger and Hall
to Boston for pitcher Check Ryan
and cash consideration.
Pitcher Johnny Lush of the
Cardinals has been advised by his
physician to give up base ball as
he is troubled with Bright's dis
ease.
st. Louis fans think that the
Cardinals still have a chance to
become first division team and
Roger hopes to make good their
think.
Every team in both leagues has
scout digging up new ones, says
the Sporting Sun. It would be a
good idea to dig up a few good
umpires.
Jimmy Sebring the veteran out
fielder has caught on with the
Washington club. Manager Joe
thinks the old boy can still deliver
the goods.
Sox Sybold has succeeded Fred
Abbott as manager of Toledo.
Since taking the helm the Mud
Hens have shown a decided i'm
provement.
Bill Dah1en to manage SYRIA
cuse team of the New York State
League, is the latest regarding the
former Boston-New Y ork- Brooklyn
Chicago star.
G. Webb Murphy and one J.
King, hajling from K. c., are still
shooting the hot air back and forth.
It is about time one or the other
started something.
Ty Cobb has moved into third
place in the batting column, seven
points behind Collins of the Ath-
letics. Lajoie is second and hit
ting like fend.
Sandow Mertes has succeeded
Dan Shay as pilot of the destinies
of the Stockton Outlaws. The
rowdy one will be worse on the
jumps than ever now.
Washington fans are wondering
wheather Joe Cantillon is manag-
ing the Washington team or the
Minneapolis team. Looks like
Joe has his fingers in both.
Walsh, White, Smith, Scott,
Sutor, Fiene and Burns-those are
the labels of the White Sox's seven
slab artists and each name con-
tains only seven letters. Strange.
The New Orleans club has a
monkey for mascot. Enraged
because the home team was losing
the monk broke out Of his cage
and started a roughhOuse In the
grandstand.
A report which none Of the
parties interested will confirm has
it that Herman Schaefer, for years
star second baseman for the Tigers,
but now on the bench for weak
hitting and off color fielding will
become manager of the Grand
Rapids Central League club.
Mike Donlin, the heavy hitting
New York outfelder, will soon be
in the harness again, but not as a
Giant. Donlin has been traded to
the Philadelphia National League
club for outfelder Sherwood Ma
gee and a pitcher, possibly Moren.
Milo will hn mannnor nonfoin ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Hcnitcnte Sadytbciibcr.
9tlr Yuliber berupptc. = gQc al

9tur YllllBer berappte. = Muc all0c-
rem Gigentbiimer uertueigcrn 3ob-
lung Der ibncn inter Dem nelle1
Sarii ailferIegten Stellcrn.
~Eh;TrzT
Mem. Dorf, 16, Sept. - Nit ci-
mem gemiiien @efilble Der Grleihtc-
rllng bot Collector Socb, Scr ldot
fiird)tetc, Dob lGnmntlid)c BETTER BON
groben Sud)tcn iid) gcgcl Ole @c5nh-
lung Der oltrt boS nclle SoriigeicB
ciugefilbrten @clteuerulg ibrcr Sobr-
5eilgc pcrldlporcn battcn. gcitern ei.
ncn Gbef fir $11,2l9 III bic &oro
aenonlnlcn, ocn Soiepb Ylllitcr fir
ieinc Sadt ySibcrto" %einionotc.
Vie 6rllt sur Gntrihtlrng Der
Stellcr BON 81 fiir Den @rlltto.5 on
llengebolt Lief 9citern nb, rulo ais
Stills Collector Spbnion. Dem Die
Shitfsobtbcilun1 untcrltebt, nm 70
llbr lein Silrcpl i6lpB, iporen I'M
@nn5cn llllr 5luci S%od)tbcliBcr Der
SorocrlnA 0cs Wclebcs nud)gcfonl=
lltcll; BON 0cn iibrlNcn Al, Die bon
Dem Collector bellnd)ridtigt porbcn
iuurell, bette llllr elmer bon lid) borct
%lnlien, nl0 Oiclcr mcigcrte lid, 5u
5nblen, on cr Dos @clCB olf @runo
lcincr riidmirfcuoen alouiel fir
rcdtsluiorig DGlt mo eS in oen DC
ridtcn onfrd)tcn mill. Gic S1ue Der
rcnitentcn Sodtcigcntbiimer miro
Sr. Speb MIN ieiner iuriitiihen Nb.
tbcilrng ulo ipdter Dem @unbes-
Giltriftaompolt iibcrlpeiicn, Der oulul
Die Stcucrn ulti Dem ErojcBlpcgc
cin5utreibcn pcrilld)eu ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
ltnbOflidc Gimiuanocrnnss-Yca mtc
in Canada.
3 urii If pon YcUcrIp

Sttopo, Ontario, IS. Sept. -
Gle conaoiid)c Giienbobn . Commit
non bat an ole Wohnen in Canada,
Die i'm lnternntionolen @erfcbr Ite-
ben, Die S%eriilglung erloiien, lire
Gonoilftcure o%r5ltmcilcn, llocbiibrli-
dc VelGitigungelt bon Boiiooieren
nllf collnbiidcm @ooen ourd, onlcri-
fol,llde Ginponoerungs -. @eamtell
81 perbiltoern. Us iollen geoen 30
g~elt)lperocn gcgen omcrifoniidcGin.
pnnherllngs . 9cunlte porlicgel, Die
>l1Id)t MIR Haiiogierc, bic nodJ oct8er.
Staaten gingen. ipnocrn aud, iold)e.
orc MIR innerboIb Canada ~reiIten,
ilnitotbiger @eiie belGItiat baben iol-
len. Eurd) Die erip1bnte Berfiiallua
iueroen adc Gonouftel,re a~itaclpieiell,
Snlle bon lltboflidfcitei iolnerifoni
Idjer Vcantten oiif ounooiffen Wobn.
sit1eil 81 melOen. Gle Nn,peieubeit
otterlfoniider Gintpnnberimgs . ge.
nriten ultf conobiihcn 9abncn be.
rllbt oltf eillem Eeeipro3itdts. Nbfom-
men, ippoilrd bel ben @iiitationen al,
Der 8ren5e 3eit eripart peroen ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Nampfcr yllmblali" acIdcitcrt.

&opItobt, IS. September Ter
unn 2onbon nod BORT Notol be
Jimmie britii6c Gompicr nllmbluli"
iii nobc Gopc Eoint I'M bid)tcn Ncbcl
Geltronbct. lic Eolia9ierc moOtamls
ld,ait perliebcn Dos @rof in 9ootcn.
Gins bcrielbcn fcntcrtc lllo iiini
Srouen, ioDie ied)s WGnner crtrons
ten.
(Sp0tcr.) Gin iocbcn Don
S6nuplot ocS Shiiibrud,S 5llrild0c.
lrbrtcr HcmorQuellr bringt Die irphe
Notihoft"b ub Die eli pern,cintlidJ or
trunfencn Vcrioncn Dem lobe crlt.
1in9cn. Nac an Npro b%ciinolid)cn
Tcrionen wlr0cn Ncrcttct, nit Nus
nobmc zines tlcincn ainoca, mcldcs
pcrmiBt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Wumpcrs in Stalicn.

Woilnnb, t6. Septetmbcr. -
Sanrucl @ompers, Yr1iibcnt Der
.anlericon federation OF 2obor."
bot in @eicaidoit !. %. Suaipon'S
Uon Ncip.Dorf uno Gouib 2ubin'3
bon Californian ben 6ieiiGen Nrbci.
ter SrganiIutioncn cincn gellld) ob.
g%eitottct. Gr miomctc aud, elmer m0g.
lid,cn 9eiicrnmg Der Gage Der mad,
amerifu 5iebcliben AliSmnnbcrcr ol,i
ibrer Meilc einige auimerfiomfcit.
IN Hom miro er bon Dem N%fcrboli.
WiniIter mo Dem 0nnoels. Miniitcr
cmpfongen wcrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Gpiocmic pon &inOcrlGbmnn9.

st. Yuu[, Minn, IS. Sept. -
yci'm Ociunobeits Gcportcn1cilt
lino bis icbt nid)t iurniger ais 1856
Sdlc BON &inbcrlGbmlulg n%n9cnlcl-
oct luorocn, bon ocncn 33 tootlid Der
lallfcn iinb. @citern mllrbcn micocr
brci SGlle gcnlelhet, cine Der Fnticn-
tin lit ellie Sunfunit, cin 19-idhri-
gcS MGohcn, llnb inn Stnot e Soipi.
tol crlog gcitcrn Ser 2S'i1brigc Subn
Scott Der &ranfbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17

Erptc't. SDmmCririihlcr
6nm @irtb): sic bnbcn ood) id)cu
EN- gor3 nettes @ciddit. ga fonnten
Gle bod, uild) cine Speiietorte idrei
tcnl" @irtb: N Speiiefurt'n?
6u!lt mir net elm BAR 10 idon idruc.
re Irbeit g%cnug!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Mlfuniu nno bic Gcninr in Spanicn

San Scbaitian II, Sponieu, IS.
september. - aonie alionio Der.
no6m beutc Die FroteItc elmer Sln5obl
Tcoafteurc 9cgcn Die 6ortooucr Der
Gcniur in Sponicn. Gr fiilloi0tc
Bonn Die A6iidt on. obic %cr5tg llnd)
Moorio 5urild3lfebrcn mo bos So.
binet 5ll elmer 9erotbun1 5ll pcriom-
mcIn. Iie HeoaftciIrc glolben, oob
CT cine Wilocrun9 Der Gcniur Begin.
fiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
@rrmiidte telesrapbiidDc Scpciden.

Die Hepublif Nerifo ~ieiertc ge-
ltcrn Den SO. Sobrestog ibrer llnah.
banGisfeit. Seine Nubeitorungcn ii,,o
6en.cloct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Sarriman's Wittmc ltniucrjalcrbin.

Ncm Dorf, tG. Sftobcr. -
Gns Seitoment bca perItorbenen IS.
marc $. Sorrimon murbc bclttc Dem
@cridt unterbrcitct. Ioiiclbc bin.
ferIGBt Der 6rou Sorrimmn ocn Qoll.
5cn NndluB obnc NllSnobmc abloIut
mo fir INNER uno crncnnt Ole Sroll
sur Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-17
Garbinal Satoai franf.

Wailano, i6. September. -
&aroinal SatoQi peld)cr criminals
apcHoltlder 2elcgot IN BoiGingtpit
iuar. lit crniilih franf. Der auroi.
nal lpnroe am 81. Suli 1899 gcbo.
Zen uno am 80. Hopembcr 1895 5illl
aorbinal ernannt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26

Mrs. Jane Hodgdon is serious
ly ill.
Investigation proves that there
is no case of diptheria in Deming.
Parties here are figuring on
putting in a brick yard in DEM
ing.
st. Patrick's day has passed
but the trees have started in to
wearing the green.
Rev. VIM. Sickles returned
yesterday from Socorro, where
he has been in attendance at the
Presbytery, which convened
there Tuesday.
Galord & Daniel will builo,
paint and paper that new home
for you. Best of workmanship
and material. Guarantee lower
prices than other building firm
in Deming. See US today and
save money.
Capt. Foster has been down
from Dwyer this week meeting
friends. He is one of the big
gest men in the county and one
of our best readers.
We are making prices on lum-
Der that our competitors cannot
possibly meet. Come and see
us. We will appreciate your
patronage.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Some folks have rats in their
garrets, some folks have rats in
their cellars, and while not a
few young ladies 1--WE have been
told but don't believe it) have
good-sized rats in their hair.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26

The public school entertain.
ment at Clark's opera house to-
night should be attended by q
large crowd.
Mr.. T. ]. Holmes, the genial
young postmaster and all round
citizen of Gage. who is popularity
known in Deming. was in the
city Tuesday greeting his friends.
Mr.. Holmes came up after med
icine for his wife, who is quite
i'll. He kindly as well as sensibly
enrolled for The Graphic before
leaving town.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
DEMING HAS
EVERY PROSPECT
To Secure Another I'm
portant Railway
Line.

The good news has filtered
through the managing powers
that a twenty million dollar bond
issue has been arranged for to
build q road from Salt Lake
City into Mexico, and that three
and a'half million of dollars is to
be available at once for the be-
ginning of this enterprise.
Such a road will open up hith.
erto undeveloped fields of coal,
timber and mineral wealth, and
will be of vast Importance to
this section. This road will sure
ly be built and the citizens of
Dening should see to it that the
road is built through Deming.
We should have the road with
its shops and general Offices and
it should bring US smelters and
other manufacturing enterprises.
Every live man in this commun-
itp should come forward and
boost and pull for this enter
prise and see his reward in the
wreathing smoke from shops,
smelters and manufactures, and
a twenty-five thousand popula-
tion in FIVE years. Let the old
town wake up from her
slumbers and dreams and meet
the opportunity at the door be.
fore it has time to knock and
turn away.
We want that road and we
want the pay roll that it will
bring to our door and we can get
them both il we will go after
them. D..
There will be a railroad meet.
ing at the opera house next Mon
day night to determine what
must be done. 1t should be well
attended.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Retain the Old Board.

Why not re-elect the present
board Of village trustees? We
believe IL would be TO the inter-
est Of the town to do so. They
represent a body of broad, liber-
al-minded, yet conservative citi-
zens and for them to serve for
another two years, il they can be
prevailed upon to do so, would
be greatly to our advantage.
Their administration has been a
wideawake and most commend
able one and The Graphic would
be pleased to see them hold over
for at least another term.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
w. R. MERRILL.

Prof, j. H. Clark, the popular
and handsome teacher of the
Lewis Flat school. was visiting
friends in town Saturday. We
are pleased to see the proficient
educator coming oftener, which
certainly proves that he is learn
ing to like Deming (?) better.
Senator Upton spent several
days with US this week. Con-
sidering he is a Democrat he did
pretty well up there at Santa Fe,
and had he possessed in full ma
tured form that Republican
broadness would no doubt have
accomplished greater and more
far-reaching acts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26

Fred Pennington has returned
to his run on the Santa Fe.
Mr.. R. A. Powell is circulating
among friends in the city.
In all probability quite a few
neat homes will be erected in
Hondale this year.
We are making prices on lum-
Der that our competitors cannot
possibly meet. Come and see
US, We will appreciate your
patronage.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
Several nice pieces of resi-
dence property changed hands in
the city this week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Change Of MANAGERS.

Mr.. S. T. Clark has resigned
as manager for the Crescent
Lumber Co. here and is succeed
ed by Mr.. X. c. Adams, Of Jack
sonville, Texas, Mr.. Clark is
prompted to make the move on
account Of poor health, which his
many friends here sincerely de-
plore, and they hope a relaxation
from business cares will restore
him to his wonted vigor. He has
made an excellent manager and
the Crescent company are well
pleased with his services.
Mr.. Adams is a very genial
gentleman and we are glad to
welcome him to Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26

Mrs. D. M. Parnell, of FL
Paso, is in the city visiting Mrs.
R. C. Edwards.
Mr.. Robt. Mahan was called
to Haywood this week on pro-
fessional business.
Mr., Ed Kimmick, The Graphic's
good friend and big fruit grower
from Swartz, was in town Sat-
urday buying supplies.
The new cement crossings are
now being laid. They make an
elegant improvement, one which
the public will greatly appreciate.
Complexion Improver. Hallock's s
Anti Freckle Cream at Kinnear's.
Uncle Dick" Roberts, the
big-hearted cattleman. is visit
ing his friends in the city again,
receiving as usual a cordial well
come.
Mr.. ]. E. Warner. manager of
the Crescent Lumber Co. at Sill
yer City, was in the city last
Saturday. He is a very pleas
ant gentleman.
For SALE-Two milch cows
with young calves. See Collins
at Wamel's butcher shop.
The greatest amount of build
ing will take place in Deming
this year of any time in her his
tory. It won't be long before
Deming is noted for her pretty
homes.
Rev. Green left Monday for
his home in Maine via of Little
Rock, Ark, where he will preach
Sunday night. During his short
stay here visiting his son. Her.
bert, he made a number of
friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
DEFYING THE
GOVERNMENT
Mesilla Water Users Nay
Build an Independ-
ent Canal.

Las Cruces, N. M, March %.
AT present there seems to be
no prospect Of an amicable ad-
judication of the differences be-
tween the Mesilla Valley water
users and the reclamation SER
vice.
At meeting held Saturday at
the Brown Realty company's Of
flee it was agreed to postpone
action until H. B. Holt, .presi-
dent Of the Water Users asso-
citation, could be present.
At a meeting Sunday after
noon it was decided that petit
tions should be circulated and
each person in the Las Cruces
and Mesilla ditch companies be
allowed to express his will in
the matter.
The only question for them
to decide is whether an inde-
pendent canal shall be built or
combine with the Dona Ana
ditch.
The latter proposition seems to
meet with the approval of the
Las Cruces and Mesilla Valley
people.
The government officials seem
determined in the stand they
have taken and equally so are
the water users in the Mesilla
valley.
The bitches continue dry.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Arbor day today.

Miss Annie Flury, of Silver
City, is visiting friends in DEM
ing.
w. P. Boyd has sold his fine
farm to Chas. E. Hicks and
moved to town.
Mrs. Lou H.Brown and sister,
Mrs. Chas. Brown, are visiting
at Pearce, Arizona.
Joe Simpson. the popular
stockman, is spending the week
in the city with friends.
The extensive mining inter-
ests at Gage will all probably
start up in a short time,
We will sell you a bill Of lum-
Der next week cheaper than you
can buy it anywhere in New
Mexico.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
An old wise acre once said
there was nothing new under
the sun but how about the Easter
hat?
Deming's baseball team should
wake up and get down to prac-
tice. The fans are getting
anxious.
Lee Shipp is spending the
week at Central with his BROTH
er, L. E. Shipp. Mr.. w. T.
Franey has charge of his dry
goods store during his absence.
What would you think if you
saw dirt flying on the C. C. &
M. by June 1st? The chances
are very favorable for a real.-
zation of that happy privilege.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Just two weeks till Easter.

just TWO weeks Till Easter.
Public school contest at Clark s
opera house tonight.
Many new pump plants will
soon be pumped in the valley.
We are making prices on lum-
Der that our competitors cannot
possibly meet. Come and see
US. We will appreciate your
patronage.
CRESCENT LUMBER Co.
The homeseekers and pros
pectors keep rolling into the
valley.
As spring with its song of
JOY advances building will be-
come more pronounced in DEM
ing.
For SALE-2 claims, 160 acres
each, homestead or desert. Will
sell cheap. Inquire at this office.
Mr.. T. c. Mcconnell, deputy
revenue collector. was in Dem
ing Tuesday looking after Of
fetal business.
Mr.. Ebsen Burnside, who was
here this week visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Wyman. has
gone to Colorado to make his
home. Many old friends here
will be sorry to hear of his re.
moval from their midst.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Gov. Curry to Stay.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, March 3D.
Governor George Curry by tele-
graph this forenoon withdrew
his resignation as governor, the
request coming from Washing
ton for him to do so and assuring
him that he possessed the full
confidence Of the administration.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
To Build Handsome Cottage

Mrs. Geo. w. Rutherford has
let the contract with M. M.
Dunson for the construction OF
a handsome cottage home, which
will be erected in the west part
of the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Get il az lrvine's. 4"

Anything you want in Drug
Store Goods. Our Drugs are
always fresh and new. We car
ry the best perfumes in Deming.
We know how to take care of the
bulk odors so that they do not
loose their strength. Our cigars
are kept in good moist condition
and when you buy one il is good.
The Ice Cream is better than
ever. Don't pass by without
taking one.
IRVINE l. RAITHEL,.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26

Mr.. Won Rey is getting his
machinery on the ground for
starting the drilling of his ar
tesian well.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
"The Market"

Carries a full line of Fruit and
Vegetables. See our stock Sat.
urday, before you order the
"fixlngs" for your Sunday Din
ner." Phone h5-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
IRVINE & RAITH Ell.

L. L. Brown is arranging to
erect a neat adobe residence on
his place three miles east of
town.
Messrs. G. A. and O. S. Glib
son, the we'll known stockmen,
spent several days in the city
this week.
If you contemplate building
remember that the Crescent
Lumber Co. is making prices on
lumber that our competitors can
not make.
Martin Keith, who has just ar
rived here from Illinois and TAX
en- up land, is preparing to inn
prove his place.
Sewing done at n reasonable
price and Buff Rock eggs for
setting. Call hack of Catholic
church. Mrs New Narf -
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1909-03-26
Young Man Dies.

The young man who was shot
by an s. P. brakeman last week,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-12-11

One Of the most enjoyable social
events Of the early winter was the
whist party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ice at their home on Lacour
street last Saturday evening.
The house was thronged with in
WEED guests among whom w1re the
following:
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Underwood; Mr..
and Mrs. Z. A Hodges, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Stherxinger, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Quaceknbush, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Lee
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ACarman, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. p. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. a. Thompson, DR.. and Mrs. w. W..
! Stockham, DR.. and Mrs. T. 0. Duck
worth, Nj. and Mrs. s. F. Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Price, Mr..
and MS. G. O. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Caffey, MIR. and Mrs. John
yvadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. William
Wadsworth, Mrs. John Ewing, Mr..
and Mrs. c. P. Fitzgerald, J. F. Fitz-
gerald, o. H. Smith, Mrs. Pitcher,
Mrs Patterson, Miss Huntsman, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Bowman, Mrs. DR.. J. D.
Campbell, w. M. Christian, Elias Kah
Mrs. Middleton, Mr.. anr Mrs. L II
Beason, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Garri
son Prof. and Mrs. M. O. Graves
Miss Dorothea Nath, Miss Annie Ron
now.
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