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The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-09-01

Mrs. Pucey left on the Dolphin
for Juneau where she will attend
the annual conference of COVER
ment teachers, She-will return in
time & open up the native school
here, Sept. IL. Mrs. PGcey spent
her vacation at her old home in
Iowa.
y new baby arrived at the Case
resident Tuesday morning, and
that's going some for a man Of
Toms age.
Digesto Malt Extract is what
you need. A trial bottle free for
the asking at Shurick's.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-09-01

The local school opens its fall
term next Monday, Sept. 5th.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-09-01

Try Digesto, and everything
you eat will agree with you. Shur-.
ick Drug Co., has it.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1910-09-01

Wrangell, when we failed to arrive
as expected, began to fear that ac-
cident had oyertaken us, and at
had started Pete Jensen and his
gasboat out on hunt for us and at
dusk he made the find, His boat
was miles away across the flats,
and through the rising tide we wad-
ed to it, taking baths en- route in
the little blind sloughs, but climbed
on board at last, and the writer
hereof Knows that one member at
least of the party was mighty glad
to get there, and SO ended the trip
of the cable man an the editor.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25

Jas Kennedy has just completed
fine well.
Mr.. Lane recently caught the
largest bobcat that has inhabited
these parts for years.
Smith & Chiids have completed
two wells for Al Watkins and are at
present making one for j. w. Shinn,
They are all Of the big type.
H. II. Hougland and his charm
ing bride are at home on their fine
ranch at Mountain View. You are
welcome to our locality, Mary We
have some more fine men here who
need good wife like you. Girls
get wise.
This country was intended fol-
stock" remarked knocker the
other day. That's the truth al
right; there's no place that cattle
with as little 10 eat and drank
will hang on TO the thread of life as
they will here. Where could the
stock industry pay the farmer more
than here. He has no sheds t
build to protect his stock from tbi
the chilling storms, no flies to pesteI
them during the summer months
and as far as know very littlC
sickness. Now il this industry vii
pay in country where All these
and more, are to contend with
what will il pay in a country wher'
the water is the purest Of the pure
the climate ideal and plenty of al
falfa. the king Of all forage crops
to eat. The day is dsyDing whel
the Mimbres Valley will hs pote'
for its fine quality Of live stock.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
Alfred Francis Rutland.

After a few days of severe illness,
one of Deming's well-loved pioneers,
Alfred Francis Rutland, passed
10 the higher life, Tuesday night, at
the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
Jennie r. Martin. on Copper avenue.
The deceased was born in Eng
land so years ago next Wednesday.
Together with his family he came
60 Ohio about 40 years ago, where
the wife passed away rs years ago.
Seven children were born to this
union, three daughters only re-
naming to mourn the death Of their
father. Mrs. James Davies of Boise
City, Idaho: Mrs. s. Bresler of Bis
bee and Mrs. Jennie X. Martin OF
this city: with whom the father has
had n welcome and comfortable
home for lS years Of the % he has
been in the Deming country. Mrs.
Martin was summoned from Sault
st. Marie, Michigan, where she was
visiting, to attend the last illness OF
her father.
The funeral was held from the
Presbyterian church Thanksgiving
afternoon. Rev. w. Z. Foulks offici.
nsing ss clergyman. and the re-
mains were laid to rest In the Dem.
in4 cemCtcry.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25

Thos. Hudson and Dan Hathaway
are petit jury bailiffs.
The grand jury II get you, If
you don't watch out"
jim Kealy is one of the busiest
men on deck. He's mighty good
court officer.
Walter Wilkinson had an easy
bunch to handle but il kept him
busy.
The court says District Attorney
Pollard is one of the best ever. So
say we all Of us.
Sheriff Stephens is the man who
handles the big stick and looks af-
ter things in general in a highly sat
isfactory manner.
Four Of the s. F. freight house
force of seven were summoned as
jurors. and Agent Clark's office at
the Santa Fe was almost de-popu-
lated to furnish jurors. Lots of
brains among our railroad people.
In referring to the judicial dis
trict Of Luna and Grant counties.
Judge Wright gave as his opinion
that the court would have rather an
easy job so far as the work is con-
cerned. and further that the posi-
ton Of Judge practically disquali-
fies one for engaging in large busi-
ness enterprises or joining In COM
mercial development of any con-
siderable Importance.
c. S. pedregon, who. by the way,
is the best Spanish-American inter-
prefer in New Mexico. came direct
from Santa Fe, where he ofliciated
as chief convention clerk, and where
his services were much appreciated.
He thinks the constitution mighty
good one and believes the people Of
New Mexico will be sensible enough
to adopt Il.
District Clerk Jose X. Lueero is
one Of the hardest workers IN the
business. He keeps his court rec
ords up every day and can answer
any question Of court or attorneys,
He keeps his books In such a man
ner that reference is made with per-
feet ease 10 anything he wants to
find. He's very courteous and
obliging. too,
Judge Wright says Gentlemen,
nine o'clock means nine o'clock. 1t
does not mean nine-fve Y nine
thirty. The court will open on time
and ! want every man in his place. y
In addressing the grand jury he
said. in substance We are using
the peoples money and should con-
duct the peoples business with the
samo care that we look after our
own affairs" Looks like good
sense. don't 1t,
Mayor Percy Wilson of Silver
City. was in attendance NJ court
| Tuesday, as defendants attorney In
a civil case, After court adjourned
Judge Wright and the Mayor favor
ed the GRAPHIC with 2 very pleas
ant call. There is no use doubling
the fact that Mayor Wilson, who Il
law partner cf the editor-statesman
Billy Walton, is one " the live one
| in the Southwest.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25

Sangre has houses to rent from
SO to $25 per month.
Dick Young knows the price of
hot tamales ask him If he knows
about the number of seeds in a
watermelon.
Why not get immediate title to
your land by use of good govern
ment land scrip. See Brown. John
son, Powell Co. 32tf
Car of screened American block
coal just in. No summer storage
coal on hand. Call us up for the
best on the market. Deming Ice a
Electric Co. 37tf
The Lyons Milling Co. Of Lyons,
Kansas, has placed their famous
products on sale at Atkins, Silver
avenue, 25tf
We save you at least 10 per cent,
on monuments and iron fence. Bills
Bros, l455 Broadway. Denver.
Write us. Stewarts iron fence 25c
per foot, deciO
We buy the best and keep it in
good shape at the Mimbres Valley
Lbr Co.
Cash and Low Prices keep us in
the lead The Clark Grocery Go,
The question that bothers us
most is, How many seeds n wRter
melon ought to have?' Ask Henry
Raithol
Phone 22l for baggage and ex-
press 2ltf
Nice, fresh, Jersey. cows for sale,
Write Box 254 or see the GRAPHIC.
Pens, penholders, and pencils.
Exceptional variety to be found at
Kinnear's.
We will move into our new
quarters about Oct |, and wish Ia
dispose Of our heavy stock - avoid
the expense of moving into the new
. quarters. Deming Machine Works,
27tf
We are Offering at bargain prices
windmills, water tanks, gasoline
drums, hay presses and other heavy
machinery. Come and yet our pric
i es you will save money. The
Deming Machine Works. 27ti
: When you have nothing to dc
count the seeds in q watermelon, IL
worth something Ask Irvine 4
; Raithel.
Try nice cut of steak at Stuml
4 Il Hinyard's,
Get your school supplies at Kin
near's and receive double beye
!. brass edge ruler free, with blotters
= book mark. etc.
r Furnished rooms for light hous'
's keeping at the Lester House. IN
3 quire Of Lee Q; Lester. l4tf
> Telephone stump Il tlinyard fol
meat and groceries and they will b'
Vt promptly delivered.
" For native hay, cane, milo maiz'
and Katiis cQrn, see Robt. s. Pond
g 5 miles west Of DENNIS, S9tf
:, For quick sales on commission
= = basis, list your property will
n n McCan 4 laifoon, the land men.
The greatest problem of the da,
2 is. How many seeds in the meloi
y at thu PALACE Drug Store"
" Get permit to smoke of Irwin
II Raithel.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25

Is hip Standard horizontal gas
oline engine, circulating pump,
water pipe and gasoline fittngs A
big bargain for only $275.00.
10 hip double cylinder mounted
gasoline engine, with equipment
complete, including friction clutch
pulley. s225.00.
We have several other bargains in
engines and pumps. Call on OF
write the Harrison Machine Works,
Deming, ~ M. 80
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
Notice for Publication.

No l200
Department Of the Interior. u. $. Land
Office at Las Cruces, New Mexico,
Nov. q. 1910. '''
Notice is hereby given that Daisy M.
Upton Of Deming, N. NJ, who, on Aug.
22, 1907, made desert land application
No. 1893 (0200) for nA sec. 3, twp 2is,
range low, N M p Meridian. has filed no.
tice Of intention TO make final
proof 70 establish claim 10 the land above
described, before B. Y. McKeyes, u. s.
Court Commissioner, at Deming. N.
NJ, on the 10th day of jan. 1911.
Claimant names MS witnesses:
John y. Wamel, VI peming. N. M.
Erastls r. Hurt, q
Ames j. Martin, o n
Robert y. Wilhoit, 1"
noy25dec2a JOSH GONZALES. Register
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
Judge Wright Absolutely
Right.
Cont. from page /.
Cont. from page /.

The first afternoon Judge Wright
dismissed a dozen old cases and
listened to number of motions, the
following morning the civil case Of
Burdick VS.. Barksdale and Ballow,
wherein Col. Burdick, acting for Mrs.
Burdick, was seeking to collect for
corn, hay, ETC., furnished the defend
ants some 10 years ago. After hear
ing the evidence the court gave a
Judgment for the amount called for.
Atty. X. +. Hamilton was attorney
for the prosecution and Atty. Percy
Wilson of Silver City. for the de-
defendants. Wednesday morning
Atty. j. S. Fielder asked to have
the David Guaderama murder trial,
brought here on charge of venue
from Dona Ana county, continued,
but the court overruled the motion
acd set the date for Tuesday morn
ing. Judge H. B. Holt Of Las
Cruces was present Wednesday
morning and will assist in the prose
cution Of the case. The first Grim
inal case for Luna county was the
Territory VS.. Antonio Fuentes Of
Mutt Station, who is charged with
flourishing and carrying a deadly
weapon.
On opening court Wednesday
morning Jack 0'Downes plead gull
ty to forgery and was sentenced to
Santa Fe for one to two years.
Other true bills rendered by the
grand jury included the Territory
VS.. Jas, Taylor, for larceny of an
animal; Territory VS.. M. Gazelles,
for burglary; Territory VS.. B. Dur
an. for assault; Territory VS., Riley
George. for murder Of Sam Tinnell.
The grand jury returned l6 true
bills and seven no bills" Wednes-
day afternoon and we're discharged,
Judge Wright saying some very
pleasant things about the expedl-
tious manner in which the jurors
had closed up the work in so brief
a period, when il takes in many
counties a much longer time. He
complimented the community on
being law-abiding and was very
much delighted with the manner in
which District Attorney Pollard had
gotten things in shape. The re-
ports of grand jury committees in
eluded a censure for some of the
cement work on the new court
house, hearty approval Of the sani'
tary and up-to-date manner in which
the Jail is kept, although they
thought Sheriff Stephens is a little
crowded at times. They also com
mended the work of our superior
schools and the county officers.
The petit jury found Antonio
Fuentes guilty and he was given siS
months TO one year.
The next panel found Alonzo Tin
nell guilty Of obtaining money un
der false pretenses and he vii
spend a month with Dwight.
The last thing Judge Wright die
Wednesday evening. was 10 han'
Riley George Thanksgiving pack
age by directing verdict of no
guilty on the Tinnell murder charge
Riley himself requesting a gran,
Jury indictment. Atty. Hamilton
appeared for the defendant. Majo
Waddill and A. A. Temke drew
couple of lemons apiece in defend
ing charity cases, but that is wha
good attorneys must expect once 4
awhile.
Justice Parker will occupy hi
own bench at ten this morning an
will finish the term, thus far so ad
mirably conducted by Justic
WRIGHT.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
One Cent a Word Column

Have YOU a permit to smoke"
Farmers bring your eggs to W.
j. Evans and get your groceries.
See Tabor 4 Forster for screens
of every kind, They make them.
Jennings the oil man. will haul
your baggage, Phone 22l, 2ltf
Furnished rooms with board, nice
place, home cooking Mrs, +. Pet
ty. S7tf
Quality means some thing to you.
Mimbres Valley Lbr. Co. has it.
Our Holiday brand Of canned
goods Picked this morning and
canned right on the farms where
grown insures the very best that
grows. The Clark Grocery Co.
Tabor 4 Forster make screens
while you wait, Tell them any size
you want at the Deming Planning
Mill.
Some fine barred Plymouth Rock
cockerels. B. A. Knowles. 2wS
Some fine turkeys for Thanksgiv
ing or Christmas. b. A, Knowles
2wk
Furnished rooms for housckeep
ing, either two or four rooms. Mrs
/ Allard, 40tf
II price and quality are right
why not buy Il ut the Mimbres Val
ley Lbr. Co.'S.
Phone 22l for screens and n
kinds of woodwork.
Summer storage coal all gone
but we have Just received . car o
nice, fresh, screened American block
| Ask us. Deming Ice Il Electric Ga
New orange, lemon and citrol
peel. New fruits everything yol
will want in your thanksgiving frui
cake. Order now and get the bes
from the Clark Grocery Co.
A new. clean, stock 10 select fr0r
at Mimbres Valley Lbr. Co.'S.
, School work is twice as easy whe
you have a good tablet to write OF
Kinnear mas them.
? Good young buggy poTse for sale
? good for single or double driving o
D riding. Iae O. Lester. 40t
Pleasant front ROOM TO rent. IL
} qulrr Of Mrs. Ben Larson S2tf
I, The Deming Ice " Electric q
/ has just unloaded car Of screens
American block coal, 81
: New pickles. sour and swee
e sauer krast, mince meat, cranbe
/, ries, olives and ali other good thinl
: that you would like TO have On yoI
!. table, carried in bulk, in large gla'
\ jars clean and nice. Prompt. "
A lite, and sanitary. The Clark Gr'
ssry Go.
Charlie hpghss can answer mo-
any kind Of q question. ssk hi
!. about a melon contest.
J, II you want a piano see or writ
j. NJ. Crawford. 35tf
Wanted. second hand stoves az
d furniture at Smcll's Second Har
{ store. 4w'
Stump Il Hinyard can attend
n your meat and grocery orders all
r the same time
J, All kinds Of classy work nj u
Deming Planning Mill.
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the
post office at Deming. When call
ing for these letters say advertised
and give date,
EDw. PENNINGTON, Postmaster,
WEEK ENDING NOV. 26, 1910
Kirk Rainbow. Apolonia s. dc
Leora, Luis Olguin, W. T. Routan
Deming graphic., 1910-11-25
Church of Christ.
2. MOORE. MINISTER,

Secret of Contentmrnt" and
THE Wages Of Sin is Death" will
he the themes next Lords day.
You are invited.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
DALLAS.

On Sunday last, the following mar
riages were celebrated at the homes of
the respective brides: Mr.. Fred VALID
stein and Miss Dora Rochofsky and Mr..
Charlie Tobolowsky and Ida Levin. *
The Harmonic club will give an en-
tertainment and dance for members
and their friends on Tuesday night at
kirkland park on the Sherman Inter-
urban. Observation-Disclosures
urban, returning to the city about 4
a. m and expressing themselves unani-
mously as having had a very enjoyable
time, Il Charles Kahn, pioneer
citizen, aged so years, died at his home
August 3. Mr. Kahn was born in
Bishofsheim, Germany, and became a
resident of Dallas in 1872. He was
the first Mason in Dallas to receive the
33d degree honorary He is survived
by two brothers, Sol Kahn, of Dallas,
and julius Kahn of Leadville. Colo.
five sons, julius of Elmira, N. Y; Har-
ry and Ben Of Dallas; Henry of Beau
mont, and M. c.. Kahn of Houston, and
two daughters, Mrs. Hattie Meyer and
grandchildren.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
GALVESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Blum and family of
Houston spent a few days in our city
the past week. Mr. and Mrs, NJ,
Goldstein of Houston are visiting in
our city. 4 Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meyer
and little daughter of Palestine, are
spending a few weeks in our city.
Mr., Sol Frldner, who has been attend
ing college in Chicago for the last
two months, has returned home.
Miss Elite Levy of Mississippi is visit
ing Mrs r. j. S. F. Dreyfus.
Miss Esther Stein leaves next week
for visit to Mineral Wells. Mr..
Louis Frank, who has been the guest
of Mr.. G. II. Aronsfeld, returned to
his home in Austin. Miss Nellie
Willis of New Orleans is visiting
friends in our city. Miss Myrtle
Levy of Lake Charles returned to her
home last week, accompanied by Miss
Florence Bonart. Miss jeanette
Davis, Shreveport, La, is the guest of
the Misses Mas.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25

of the Grand Central Hotel The la
dies enjoyed the evening by chatting
and card games, while the men held
their regular meeting. Mr.. Paul
Cashier spent several days in Marlin
this week. Miss Lula Bullock
has returned to her home in Bryan
after spending several weeks with
Miss Francis Epstein. it Mr.. Bert
Epstein is home for few weeks visit
ng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sig. Ep-
stein. We are always glad to see Bert
as his visits are short and few be-
tween. A moonlight ride to Black
Bridge was enjoyed by Misses Viola
Levy, Therese Lemp and Tillie Golden;
Messrs. Maurye Ryman and Ellis Hy-
man, After their arrival home, lunch
was served on the lawn. Mr..
Ben Shapiro and family will make
their future home in Oklahoma City. *
Mr. Philip Levine and daughter,
Mise Annie, spent several days in Gal
weston and Houston. Mr.. Sam
Cohen Of Ft. Worth is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Levine. 81 Mrs NJ. Levy
of Marlin is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. M. Ryman. # Mr. Hen
ry Hymes of Richmond Va, and Sam
Hymes of Dallas, Texas, spent several
days with their sister, Mrs. Lee Alb
rams.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
WACO.

Mrs. A. Friedman left Saturday for
Houston, where she will be the guest
of Mrs. B. Eppsten. s. 81 Miss Han
nah e. Friedman, who is the guest of
Miss Sophia Mesinger, is enjoying her
self very much. IS Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Robinson and children left for Ok
lahoma Thursday morning y II Sam
Suravitz who has been visiting in Gin
cinnati and other cities, is on his way
to New York, where he will spend some
time and return by way of Chicago.
He is having a fine trip. 81 Edmund
Bruck, after a stay of several weeks
in Europe, will sail for home tomor-
row. Miss Bessie Cohen is visit
ing in New York# IL II Sam Sanger is
expected to return at once from the
few weeks. II {" Mrs. Hyman Melaskey
and children of Taylor are visiting her
parents here. Harry Archenhold
has returned from visit to Europe,
where he stayed for about two months.
DR.. II. Robinson has recovered
from his recent illness and resumed
his professional work. Miss Gil
zelle Wohlberg is visiting Dallas.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
CALVERT.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Levison of FIT Worth
have returned home after several
weeks visit with Mrs. II. Samuels and
family. Miss Abbie Epstein has
returned home from visit to relatives
in Galveston. " Miss Viola Levy of
Dallas, Texas, is the guest of Miss
Title Golden. Mesdames Harry
Golden and Lee Abrams chaperoned
crowd of young folks to Wooten Wells
Tuesday evening. After supper the
crowd all went to the dance pavilion
and danced until late hours and ali
had a fine time. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Oscar entertained the |. o. b.
B. last Sunday evening in the parlor
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
FORT WORTH.
TT. Worth, Texas, Aug. %, 1910.

TT. Worth, Texas, Aug. %, 1910.
The Jewish Herald,
Houston, Texas.
Owing to the many letters that l
have received from Zionists throughout
the State, whether the Texas Palestine
Land Company is going in with some
other organization, l want to say, as
chairman of the TeXas-Palestine Land
Company, that it is not in any way
connected with any other organization
or even the hoahuse at st. Louis, nor
will it ever be, at least until the next
State convention at Houston,
At the same time, would like to
have all societies of the State to rec
ommend good worker of their ranks
that | can appoint as local chairman
for this work.
Rev. Liebermann was in our city
and has made good impression on
our Jewish community. The Ahavath
Sholom Congregation invited him to
Davon last Saturday at their Schulz
and he made hit" Mr.. Liebermann
left our city for Houston with all en-
enlargement to do good work for the
Zionistic movement.
With lions greetings, am,
Very truly yours,
ISRAEL n. MEHL.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
NOTICE OF LIQUIDATION.

At a meeting of the shareholders of
the Union Bank & Trust Company,
held at Houston, Texas, on the 31st
day of May, A. ID. 1910, this resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That the Union Bank &
Trust Company of Houston, be placed
in voluntary liquidation under the pro-
visions of Section II, Chapter 10, of
the General Laws of Texas, relating
to banks and banking corporations,
and such other provisions of the Laws
of Texas as may be applicable thereto,
to take effect May 3lst, 1910.
All depositors have transferred their
accounts to the Union National Bank.
1t has no creditors and its stockhold-
ers have received stock in the Union
National Bank in lieu of their shares
in the Union Bank G. Trust Company.
j, S. RICE,
President.
Attest:
d. C. DUNN,
Secretary.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25

where he has been a member of the
house staff of the Sealy Hospital, has
located here and opened offices in the
Reynolds Building. He is quite an
acquisition to Fort Worth profession
ally and to Jewish circles socially.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-25
f. A. HUDSON FURNITURE co.
FURNITURE

BEST GOODS FOR LEAST MONEY SOLD
ON EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS
WRECkER OF HIGH PRICES
I'll Travis St. Phone Preston 1913
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-09
new POSTOFFICE
AT LISB.N OPENED

Lisbon, N. D., Dec. 9.-Lisbon's mag.
nifcent new postofice building was
thrown open to the public yesterday
morning, and its luxuriant appoint
ments caused many ordinations OF
surprise. The building is OF brick,
25x1O0 feet, strictly modern and well
lighted by two skylights, a plate glass
front and rear glass windows. Access
and egress is obtained througs twin
doors. one swinging ia ana uther
out. The lobby is Of ample dimensions
and Is provided with up-to-d date con-
veniences. The fixtures are of the
latest design and are among the finest
in the northwest, steel and oak fling
devices and cabinets Of special design
for every purpose. The postmaster,s
private office occupies space at the
front of the building, after which come
the money order, stamp, registered
letter and general delivery windows
To the rear of the lobby are three
carrier windows, which will be put in
use when the city receives carrier
service. All the fixtures and furniture
are new, as well as the building which
has just been completed expressly for
this purpose. Postmaster Lucas is TO
be congratulated upon his splendid
taste in equipping this new public con-
venience