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Alderman Michael McInerney, who
may make the race for congress in
the 4th congressional district this fall,
returned home Monday evening from
West Baden, where he had been en-
joying tn hot baths for the past ten
days.
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Mrs. Jessie Payne Of st. Paul, MINI,
in route to her home IN Springfield,
Ohio, spent few days with Mrs. VIM.
Maxwell, 5252 State street.
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DR.. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Smith, who
have been light housekeeping at 10
E. seth Place, are now living with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Young at 3643 Pra-
RE avenue.
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Wednesday evening the members
and friends Of ST. Mark Church, 50th
street and Wabash avenue, gave a re-
ception which was largely attended in
honor Of it's new pastor. Rev. n. A.
Foreman.
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NotsbIs Event For Old Secret Order

Notable Event For Old Secret Order.
At Uniontown. Pa, on Friday even
ing, June "a. the most worthy grand
lodge Of Free and Accepted Ancient
York Masons win hold its niney-nfth
annual grand communication. This Il
the oldest grand lodge Of Negro Ma
cons In Pennsylvania
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Jacob L Parks. the undertaken, s155
State street, is again on the road to
recovery from his recent severe at
tack OF illness.
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Monday, May 10th, the repetition Of
the Tom Thumb wedding" was Civ
en- at the Episcopal Church in Guild
Hall. The bride was little Dorothy
Hm, groom, Paul Games; best man,
Reggy Hardin; groomsmen, Julius
Avendorph, Jr., and Robert Hardin;
maid Of honor, violet Kennedy; dow
er girl, Vida Kennedy. Some Of the
Fairies were Edith Hardin. Lulu
Holmes, Willie woodward, Juanetta
Baker and Josephine Anderson.
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Mr.. J. w. Anderson, 1921 Vernon
avenue, received the sad news Sat.
urday, of the death Of his sister-in-
law, Mrs. Fanny Anderson, who died
while undergoing an operation in a
New Work hospital last week.
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\ Mrs. Martha B. Anderson, 6450
Champlain avenue, the sweet voiced
songstress will be the star soloist,
in the Rose Maiden to be given by the
Choral Study Club, Monday evening,
June 13.
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CHATEAU RINK NOTES.

Owing to the extreme cold weather,
the Chateau Rink took care Of the
crowd last Saturday evening instead
Of the Garden. Some were skating
and some were dancing and all were
having a good time.
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They say that Halley's Comet has
something to do with the weather.
We hope that it will soon be settled
as our crowds on Sunday evening are
growing so large that the Rink is
too small to accommodate the patrons
and too cold for the Garden.
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Midlothian Quartette, consisting OF
Vera Wesley, Eugena Tobias, Bertha
Echels and Robbie Tobias, viii sing
Monday night, May SOth at the Bethes-
da Church.
Horace Wilson, the brother Of Cor
inne Wilson, was thrown from his wa
gon wednesday evening last, and died
shortly after being taken to his home.
The eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Holt, ssOS Dearborn street, Is
very i'll at Wesley Hospital, having
undergone an operation for appended
Is.
Mr.. Charley Young, of Odd Fellow
fame, has purchased beautiful resi-
dence at S645 Forest avenue.
Mrs. William Johnson of S640 Wa
bash avenue, has been very Ill but
Is now able to be around
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Bum, 622O
Morgan street, entertained at dinner
Sunday, May 18th. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thornton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Lewis.
The Home Club Girls give The
alter Party at the Pekin tonight.
! Mrs. Hill, the mother Of Mrs. Rosa
Hin Richardson, 1858 Dearborn street,
has been very Ill, but is now greatly
improved.
The Servo Club, Of which Mrs.
Isaac Dunlap is president had 'Ba-
by Rally" Sunday. May 18th at the
institutional Church. Baby Henrietta
Daley received the prize which was
8 beautiful silver spoon.
80
The Amanda smith Guild held a
bazaar Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day evenings of last week at the
Douglass Center. The purpose Of the
bazaar is to raise money to improve
the sanitary conditions of the Aman-
da Smith Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Bostick,
and Mrs. william Smith, are touring
through the south. They win be gone
several weeks.
Miss May Boyd has gone to visit
her mother at Jacksonville, Illinois.
on a weeks vacation.
The Anacrion Girls had japanese
party at ss4s wabash avenue last
Thursday. It was q very beautiful
afair. Some Of the Japanese" girls
were: Bonnie stoEeI, Hazel Alexan-
der, Gladys Anderson. sWerza Nc
GoOdin ana Ethel Flowers.
The youngest daughter Of Bishop
Parks who has been ~ for some time,
died early this week. The family left
with the body Tor burial in GsOrgis,
Monday evening last.
Alrs. sadie battles. g ". gan
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NOTES BY MRS. IRENE LEWIS,
s745 WABASH AVE- PHONE
DOUGLAS 4461.
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The Mt Glenwood Cemetery Asso-
citation win run a special train to
the cemetery and return on Decora-
ton day to give those who desire to
do 50, an opportunity to strew flowers
upon the graves Of departed friends
And relatives. Train win leave the
Rock Island Station, s1st street and
Armour avenue at $50 a. m. sharp.
returning win leave the cemetery At
1890. Fare fifty two (52c) cents
round trip. Appropriate exercises viii
be held In the cemetery.
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EYES EXAMINED AND TREATED

Dr. P. ]. Scott, ocular specialist
spectacles and eye glasses made to
order. 26S6h State street, Chicago.
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Between 1000 and 5000 persons
passed through the turnstiles at the
Leland Giants new ball park last Sun
day afternoon, seth and Halsted
street to witness the first game of the
season on the southside Leland
Giants defeated the Gunthers to
1. Music was furnished by the First
Regiment X. OF P. Band.
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VIII spend a month visiting London
and other important cities before con-
tinuing their journey.
The work Of the Methodist Episcopal
church in Africa Is receiving much at
tention just now. The continent is
teeming with inhabitants, and the west
coast is considered the key to the sit
uation.
With the large colony Of American
Negroes Of education and high ideals
In Monrovia, 1t Is hoped that a great
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Berean Baptist Church. 4sSs Dear
born street, held q grand rally Sun.
day for the purpose Of raising the
remainder Of the money to purchase
It's new ground, corner SIND and Dear.
born street. on which it's pastor, Rev.
W. IS. Braddan, win supsrintend the
construction Of q fne new church, and
when completed. it WIN be 4 monu-
ment to his efforts, ana within i've
years # win be the best located OF
any Of the coIcred churches on the
South Side.
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The Servo Club held its meeting
at the Institutions Church. May 18th,
to complete plans for the Box Bali
Alley" for the gym at the Institu-
tiOnal Church.
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Bull TERRIERS FOR SALE.

For Sale:-TEo male, game pit
Bull Terriers, 5 months, Price $1,000,
Hamlet, 5OS6 Armour Ave.
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Midlothian Quartette, consisting OF
Vera Wesley, Eugena Tobias, Bertha
Echels and Robbie Tobias, viii sing
Monday night, May SOth at the Bethes-
da Church.
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street, who has been very N, is nov
able to be out
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The youngest daughter Of BishoI
Parks who has been n for some time
died early this week. The family LET
with the body Tor burial in Georgia
Monday evening last.
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Horace Wilson, the brother OF Cor
inne Wilson, was thrown from his wa
gon Wednesday evening last, and died
shortly after being taken to his home.
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Big attraction at the Chateau Gar.
den, 1924 State street next Sunday
evening. Grand opening. State street
cars pass the doors Admission 10c,
one dime. All good people invited.
Best OF decorum- Music by the First
Regiment K. of P. Band Of 40 pieces.
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MA sadie Battles. g v. San
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WHITE SLAVE TRADER GUILTY.
New York Negro Woman is Convicted
Of Selling Girls.
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Rain or shine you can always have
a good time at the Chateau De La
Plaisance, 1924 State street Visit
it tomorrow.
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Don't forget to witness the great
game between the Leland Giants ana
the Stars Of Cuba at Leland Giants
Park, 69th and Halsted streets, Sum
day. May 22nd.
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The eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Holt, SsOS Dearborn street, Is
very Ill at Wesley Hospital. having
undergone an operation for appended
"a
The broad ax., 1910-05-21

Now the baseball game Sunday is
for international honors between the
Cubans and the Giants. Mendez the
wonder, will pitch for his country and
RUDE the great, for his. 1t viii be a
battle royal that no real fan can miss.
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suzUS ,. TAYLOR Editor ana Pus-
li5hSR.
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The Anacrion Girls had q Japanese
party at sS4s wabash avenue last
Thursday. It wa. q very beautiful
anair Some Of the Japanese" girls
were: Bonnie stoEeI, Hazel Alexan-
der, Gladys Anderson, sWerza Nc
GoOdin ana Ethel Flowers.
The broad ax., 1910-05-21

Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Bostick
and Mrs. William Smith, are touring
through the south. They win be gone
several weeks.
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After the game Sunday, visit the
Chateau Garden, 53rd and State
streets, and spend a splendid evening.
Hugh Buchanan in Mamas Black Ba-
by Child viii remind you Of the good
old days Of yore. Come out and hear
him.
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Miss May Boyd has gone to visf
her mother at Jacksonville, Illinois
on a weeks vacation.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13
One Cent a Word Column

Red Mems ball, Friday, May 10
don't forget the date.
Order your coal of the Deminp
Lumber Co. 8
See the cut rate nd of The CLARK
Grocery Co. In todays paper.
Another slump in sugar. The
Clark Grocery Company will sell
you II lbs. of sugar for Sl.00 cash,
Rhode Island Reds, $l.OO per set.
ting of eggs. Inquire of Frank
Weaver. Stf
Grand spectacular scene at Red
Mems ball, Friday, May l3.
Everybody come to Red Mems
ball, Friday May lS.
17lbs. sugar for Sl.00 at The
Clark Grocery Co.'s. Phone 96.
Try a nice cut Of steak at Stump
& Hinyard's.
Stump & Hinyard can attend to
your meat and grocery orders all at
the same time.
Kinnear's Dandruffine cleanses
the scalp and removes dandruff.
Cash makes the BIG Noise with
The Clark Grocery Co.
For Rent:-A 4-room adobe. fur.
nished or unfurnished. See or ad.
dress Mrs. Bell Sesson. 4wllF
Moonlight corn dance at II p. m.
at the Red Mems ball, Friday. May
18th.
For quick sales on commission
basis, list your property with
McCan & Laffoon, the land men.
Fence posts, two car loads. al
sizes, at the Deming Lumber Co. s
For Rent: = Frame house on north
west corner of Spruce and Tin SITS
Sam'l Schwing. 2wl4"
Furnished rooms for light hous'
keeping at the Lester House. In
quire Of Lee o. Lester. l4tf
Only $l6.50 per ton for new al
falfa delivered in your barn in tol
or half ton lots. Sam Schwin,
phone l4S. 2w14
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

Never hesitate about giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy To
children. II contains no opium OF
other narcotics and can be given
with implicit confidence. AS a
quick cure for coughs and colds Ia
which children are susceptible, It il
unsurpassed. Sold by all druggists,
John d. Rockefeller would 20
broke If he should spend his entire
income trying to prepare a better
medicine than Chamberlain's collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy fol
diarrhoea, dysentery or bowel com
plants. It's simply impossible, and
so says every one that has used It.
Sold by all druggists.
The splendid work of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver tablets L
daily coming to light. No such
grand remedy for liver and bowe
troubles was ever known before
Thousands bless them FOR curing
constipation, sick headache, bilious
ness, jaundice and Indigestion. Sold
by all druggists.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13
Random Ranch Notes.

Duane l.. Tyler of Kansas. is here
With carload Of household goods
a put on his new homestead.
II. L. McRoberts Of Kansas, has
lated ten miles southeast of the
c'fy. McCan 4 Laffoon did the
business.
y. d. Fowler and wife are raising
4 large number of chickens this
year.
Wright Shaw's big we'll will soon
6dd value to his property. And
5li|l there is the 99.9S pure to spare
John Humid cut his first crop OF
n|falfa this week. He reports this
opring's sowing as coming on beauti-
lily.
Miller & Story have located Mrs.
A. c. Teel on a half section Is miles
south of town.
A. Wilsey is erecting a fine 10
nom house on his farm south OF
he city. There will be l20 feet OF
oorch with concrete floor. j. G.
Stroup is doing the carpenter work
Geo. Shull brought to the GRAPHIC
ofiice Monday, a potato plant Of
light or ten inches growth, with
Well set potatoes as. thick as the,
could cling to the vines. The strange
part of II is they were planted fort,
lays ago.
DR.. Connoway's great pump will
soon be throwing 1000 gallons pei
minute Of the 99.9S pure. He ha
already 200 acres cleared all in on,
body.
C. Z. Wilson has had fine wei
put down an his quarter section 81
niles east Of the city. Hoffman 4
Rhea did the job, going over 80 fee
the first day. They struck water a
30 feet which rose one foot an
nnd again at SO feet. The well wa
D 30-inch bore.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13
Cambray.

Dwight Stephens was in town
Monday.
j. G. Kerr of Deming was caller
this week.
Monday was a busy day in Cam.
bray. Those who shipped stock
were Cooper, Biggs, Kelley, Smyers
and Lawson. All Cambray took
dinner at the Camp.
Hal Kerr has returned from Fl
Worth, Texas.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13


r. W. Yeargin. Of Hondale, wa,
one Of the GRAPHIc's callers Monday
Dr.Swope wasin El Paso Tuesday
on business.
j. G. Barksdale. Of Mutt, was in
the city Saturday.
s. G. Dodds, Of Hachita, Is visiting
old Deming friends.
Misses lone Hodgdon and Lulu
Brock were in Silver City last week.
w. e. Brock has gore east on
business.
s. A. Birchfeld Is here from. AL
buquerque buying ranch horses.
Mrs. Tracey Is attending the III
ness Of her son in SanAntonio.
w. H. Patterson has been on the
invalid list for few days.
]. W. Daugherty Of Mexico City,
Is spending a few weeks with his
sister, Mrs. M. E. Connolly.
Miss Goddard has returned 10
Garden City. Kan, to accept n very
fine position.
Geo. Sailors, wife and daughter,
Of Kansas City, have been visiting
Mrs. Henry Nordhaus.
US. McAnulty, Of Dallas, Texas,
Is a guest at the home of his niece,
Mrs. A. G. Raithel.
Miss. Myrtle Williams is the new
stenographer at the Office of Ralph
C. Ely
Mrs. Wright Shaw is in FL Paso
this week visiting her friend Miss
Hardesty.
Frank Nordhaus and wife are on
a business trip to Kansas City, st.
Louis and Chicago.
E. H. Bickford and Miss Bickford
have closed up their town house and
gone to Lake Valley for the summer.
Miss Emogene Kaiser arrived
Saturday eve from Carlsbad where
she has been teaching for the past
term. Miss Kaiser is now improving
her homestead near Deming.
Mrs. J. B. Field, Miss Louise
Field and Mrs. j. Parker Taylor
took dinner at the fluor spar mines
camp few daysago. They enjoyed
the outing hugely.
Raleigh Moberly, of London, Ky,
who has been ejoying himself here
for several months, has retuned
home but says our climate and water
may draw him back to the sunshine
land.
Miss Susie Connolly, the efficient
stenographer in the county clerks
Office, is enjoying a two-months' va
cation. She will spend a portion
of her time with her brother on the
Nordhaus ranch.
Mrs. Ralph C. Ely and little
daughters, Margaret and Helen,
accompanied by Miss Engelman, left
Wednesday for Michigan. The for
mer will spend the summer with
Senator Townsend A. Ely. state
highway commissioner at Alma, and
and the latter will enjoy a we'll
earned vacation with her parents in
Bellevue and brother in Chicago.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

| HAo' Fiiott ioo bWo iooiHo w
rent for light house keeping.
Telephone Stump & Hinyard for
meat and groceries and they will be
promptly delivered.
House to rent. See DR.. Steed. loft
For Sale:-Gasoline stove, tables,
chairs and other household goods.
Also good garden hose. Mrs. VIM.
Sickles, 2w14"
Have a Photographic post card
made Of yeur home while every
thing is GREEN. Burro Photo Co.
Have a Photographic post card
made of your home while everything
is green. Burro Photo Co.
Frank Weaver Of Deming is agent
for barb wire, net wire, steel fence
posts, lumber, farming implements,
machinery, pumps, engines. Call
or write. 49tf
No matter what your physician
calls for in the prescription, you
can deDend on getting it at Kinnear's
We handle screened American
block coal $8.75 per ton. We use
the screenings under the boilers.
stiff DEMING Ice e. ELECTRIC Co
Your doctor fights disease with
medicine. If the medicine is put
up at Kinnear's you can count the
fight as won
II its dispensed at Kinnear's its
right. We have had that reputa.
tion for years. Try us when you
want any particular medicine. J. A.
Kinnear & Co.
For rent--elegant furnished
rooms, hot and cold water. electric
lights and bath. Big veranda and
fine lawn. One of the best places
in town. MRS. +. PETTY.
We handle screened American
block coal SS.75 per ton. We use
the screenings under the boilers.
stiff DEMING Ice 4 ELECTRIC Co
If you intend walking much dur
ing the day or you have to be on
your feet more than usual, sprinkle
Kinnear's foot ease on your feet
and shake some into your shoes as
well. You will be surprised and
delighted with results.
Plenty of fence posts at the DEM
ing Lumber Co.'s.
II you want the best protection
against sickness and accidents at a
very moderate cost, let me tell you
about the Pacific Mutual Policy.
M. W. DePuy.
Wanted;-A secondhand pump
and 30 # of pipe: also secondhand
wheel. Inquire at Graphic office.
Have you anything to sell? If so
list it with the men who can and do
sell. Miller q Story, the live land
men, Office ! block east of post
office. 1t will pay buyers to see us
before purchasing.
We have lettuce, green chill,
fresh tomatoes and apples twice a
week. The Clark Grocery Co.
Fresh apples and tomatoes twice
a week at The Clark Grocery Co.
Phone SO.
Deming Greenhouse Association,
cut flowers decorations and potted
plants. Funeral designs a speciality.
Landscape gardening.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create a
healthy appetite. They promote the
flow of gastric juice, thereby induc-
ing good digestion. Sold by all
druggists
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

Leupold contractors.
Beats all how a little paint Inn
proves things. Try It and see.
Postmaster Pennington and Assis'
tant Postmaster Green have been
fixing up their yards in a manner
that nightly improves that end Of
Gold avenue. Their roses would do
credit to Pasadena. Henry Meyer,
Julius Rosch and Joe Kelley are also
doing their part.
The vacant lot fence between
Rosch & Leupold's and Matthews
Is a good example for others to fol-
low.
The Field home on Silver avenue
In fact the whole Field block would
not be bad fora pattern. Just the
same kind Of land lies all over the
valley.
The roses In ]. W.. Hannigan's
lawn would make any northern
green house turn pink with envy.
The Bolich home Is more beauti-
full than ever this spring.
A. w. Pollard's home shows what
can be done in few months when
right methods are employed.
Commissioner McKeyes Is setting
a mighty good pace for the west
end.
The Baker and Laughren places
are look very inviting this year.
Frank Nordhaus' cement fish
ponds, with sparkling gold fish look
good to strangers.
Mrs. Hodgdon's roses always at
tract admiring glances.
The DIR. .Moir property on Pine
street is being improved more than
ever this year. A new cement ga
rage adorns the back yard.
The high school yard never looked
prettier or more attractive.
N. A. Bolich is putting very ex-
tensive repairs on his house and lot
on the corner of Copper and Hem
lock.
The Cooke Chapman place looks
100 per cent, better.
The Smith and DeLauney places
on Silver avenue look pretty good
to father"
Dr.Swope's lawn Of vclvety grass,
flowers and trees is always a thing
of beauty, and things in sthe green
house were never so pretty.
Mrs. ]. G. Clark's home on Gold
avenue would look well in San Ber-
nadine.
Mrs. John Deckert Is mighty
proud Of her beautiful lawn with its
velvety grass and wealth Of roses.
II would do credit to Clevelaud's
famous Euclid avenue.
Mayor Marshall sets good exam
pie in identifying his yard.
The Burdick and Wamel yards
with their wealth of trees and flow
ers are beautiful to look upon.
The growth of honeysuckle be-
tween the Tracy and Carskadon
homes attracts favorable comment.
There may be hundreds of others
that have escaped our attention,
and we would like to know of any
and all of them.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

A touch of rheumatism, or a
twinge Of neuralgia, whatever the
trouble is, Chamberlain's Liniment
drives away the pain at once and
cures the complaint quickly. First
application gives relief. Sold by all
druggists
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

A fine cement walk around the
Christian church viii add greatly to
the appearance Of things in that
|neighborhood. 0smer 4 McCurry,
Contractors.
The ladies' are to be given credit
for the beautiful ornamental fence
In front Of the Methodist church
and parsonage, Likewise the paint
ing Of the other fence. Rosch 4
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13
Church Of Christ.
2. MOORE. MINISTER.

Next Sunday will be Mothers
Day. You are invited to come and
wear a white carnation in memory
Of mother. A Rally Day service
at the Bible School with a beautiful
program beginning at 9:45.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

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 MAY Ia
Prof. and Mrs. j. w. Barton,
Francisco Cebedo. Laura Grocer,
Mrs. Stella Elazander, G. w. John
son, s. B. Kibler, Lynch Bros. Hor-
ace v. Quigley, Hamilton Thomson,
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13

All building materials are stead
lily advancing. Now is the time to
build, II you have not money enough
| can arrange to carry large part
on monthly payments at reasonable
interest. w. b. CoRwIN.
Deming graphic., 1910-05-13
Commencement.

The Seniors eight in number will
receive their sheep skins" on Fri
day evening May 27 at Clark's OPP
era House. This is the largest class
that has graduated from the full
four years high school course. II
is an able class, and each member
will be active in the worlds affairs.
This is the roster. Murl McMains,
Arno Leopold, George Strickler,
Mildred Lerchen, Carrie Hubbard,
Anna Watkins, Leona Walker and
Irene Meyers. They will render a
class play entitled "A Diamond in
The Rough" being assisted by three
Juniors and one Freshman. There
will be no door admission, thus Civ
ing all an opportunity to attend.
A charge will be made. for reserved
seats, 25 cents. On sale at Kin
near's Drug Store beginning Friday
May goth.
The following is the program:
PARTI
Chorus. .Cccelians.
Address with vaiedctory, ,....... .Loona Walker.
subj:- Mother q Always In the Shadow (Class
Rep.)
Presentation Of Phiio Honorary Pins. 49,. james
Patterson.
Presentation Of Diplomas. Pros. J. A. Mahoney,
Chorus. .Ccccans.
PABTII
Glass Play. "A Diamond In the Rough.
Act I. The professional call; tho scheme.
Act II. A country home: Abraham proposes.
Act III. The scheme exploded: presents.
CAST OF CHAR RAcTERs
Abraham Barnes the Diamond In the Rough.
Arno Leopold
Hannah Barnes. keeps house for her brother.
Lena Boyd.
Bcrnice Halstead. loves fun. hates arithmetic.
Carrie Hubbard.
Amy Halsiead. fond Of frolic.
Irene Meyers.
Mrs. Halatead. stepmotherto 10 Halstead sisters.
Anna Watkins.
Dwight Bradley. Mrs Haltead's son.
George strIeklrr.
Inez Gray. ayoung lady visitor
DR.. Burton. the young doctor.
sammy. the bell boy. Louis Randolph.
Sheriff. Vincent Young.
| Attorney, James Patterson.
Pianista. Florence Ament and Father Bolich.
Solois,. Miss Il. Pearl Anderson. supt Music.