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FOR SALE

ne no commission.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Overland
touring ear in good condition. Ad-
dress Graphic. S-29 2S3p
FOR SALE-Good l,00O-pound driv-
ing horse cheap. Inquire Graphic
office. sis 2S3
FOR SALE-One good draft team.
Address Box 463. tf2S0
FOR SALE-Cutaway disc, bean
cutter, G8-tooth harrow, road scraper
and one bull calf, Jersey and Dur
ham; or will trade calf for heifer.
Fine new alfalfa at $l4 ton. Ed
Baumann. tf2S0
FOR SALE-Having acquired a
cream separator in buying the Star
Dairy, have nearly new one for sale;
only used few times; original cost,
S65; will take S45 cash or in feed
stuff. Address J. II. Crosby; l30-
3 rings; Deming. If
FOR SALE-Bufr 0rpington roost-
ers; 81 each; beauties. Crosby
Dairy. If
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Will ex-
change for good single barrel shot
gun or 30 rifle, one Modern Duplca-
tor, good as new; can write letter or
make drawing and make 80 to 15
copies in minutes. Will sell or
trade good motorcycle cheap. Write
Box 81, Myndus, New Mexico. sop
FOR SALE - 4S0-acre relinqui,h-
ment, adjoining Miesse tract. Mrs.
J. II. Crosby, Box 5sj. If
FOR SALE--Good milk COW. Ad-
dress J. W. Critchett. five miles
south. S.S
FOR SALE-Crop Of IS acres at
sacrifice, including 2-roomed house
and furniture; newcomer, your op-
portunity. Address f. L., Graphic,
S.S-2Sl
FOR SALE-Young Red Minorica
boars and brood Sows. Inquire at
Harvey House. S-Sp
FOR SALE-lO-h. p. Simple oil en-
gine, almost new; one No. American
centrifugal pump complete with 30
feet of shafting and Gin. pipe. also
40 feet 5-inch suction pipe, cheap.
Apply NJ, care Graphic. 2S3-s-29p
FOR SALE-Sideboard. dining table
and chairs at 204 Silver ave. S-S-2S3
FOR SALE-One good work and
family horse. harness and Studebak-
er wagon. Ideal ranch outfit. One
hundred dollars takes the outfit. Ad-
dress Box 703. 2S3-S- ljp
FOR SALE-Small pumping plant;
h. p. engine ana l12-inch American
Centrifugal pump. j. W. Crotchett.
If
FOR SALE-Good milk COWS. Cros-
by Dairy. If
FOR SALE-Sawdust and kindlmg
at Sam Watkins Feed and Transfer
Company. II
FOR SALE - Poland China brood
sows, s25, $l5; also 3OO-pound boar,
$l5. Wright Shaw. Deming. If
FOR SALE-llorse and buggy. APP
ply Mrs. W. r. Byrd, 8 miles S. W.
Hondale. S.S
FOR SALE - Absolutely sound, s.
year-old fairly fast buggy horse; un-
afraid and perfectly gentle; just the
thing for ladies or children; also
buggy in good condition and nearly
new harness; $50 for outfit. Address
Box 223, Deming. Il
WANTED
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

}. IL. Dyer. chief of construction.
at Tucson, Frank Batlers, general
passenger agent at Los Angeles and
+. W. Clapp. assistant freight and
passenger agent at Tucson. all of the
Southern Pacific Company, were in
the city in their private car yester-
day.
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

A. f.. Hobbs of San Antonio. Tex
as has purchased the Ovcrman brick
residence on Iron avenue. Consider
alton $500 Mr.. Hobbs is here to
stay and is looking around for busi-
nes- opportunities,
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

Mis- Olive Wood and Miss Nell
McIahon left for Fl PaNo today for
u short vacation. Miss Wood will
then go to Albuquerque where she
will visit friends indefinitely.
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Hansen and
children of Columbus were in the city
yesterday.
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

Mis-, Marion j. Bishop who is Wis
iing Mis- Kathrine Wamel, is here
for few weeks on her way home
from an extended visit in San Diego.
California. Miss Bishop teaches mu-
sic in Santa Fe where she resided
with her parents till they moved to
California last spring.
Deming graphic., 1913-08-08

\. T. Schwennesen of the United
States Geological survey, arrived in
the city Thursday and is gathering
information on the underground wat :
cr supply of the Mimbres valley.
Mr.. Schwennesen is paying partic-
ular attention To water analysis and
the capacity of irrigation wells. The
report in which the data being gath
cred will be published next spring.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
Ration Notes
From tn. Ration Range.
COLFAx COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSEMBLE FOR INSTITUTE

This morning "a, ':3o the ColiaS
County Normal Institute opened a.
the high school building with 80 os
no OF the teachers OF the county pres
ent to take advantage OF the two
weeks session.
On "Wednesday. June I. a session oi
the County Teachers association will
be held and on the las, iwo days o.
the session. Friday and Saturday.
June and :. the regular County
Teacher examinations viii he held.
During the session. the following
speakers will make public addrcss~,
before the teachers: Or. David X,
Hbyd. president Of the State tnlscr.
asy: Aiyan y. White. state supcrin.
ssndcni Of Public Instruction: aud
1isa Mancii~ \. Meyers. state dircc.
tor OF Industrial Education.
Tho institute sessions will he con.
Quoted under the following ins,rnc.
tors: sup,. r. W. Conway. conductor: :
John u. Vaughn. instructor: MrS.
Gu.aic Dyed. primary methods aud
Miss Marjorie Fuller. music and
drawing.
The sessions Will begin at a" n.
N. aud close nt j: !" y. M.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
SUNDAY SERMONS
IN THE CHURCHES
First Christian Church.


Such was tn" sermon topic of Rev
Cook in III" Christian church sun.
say morning. based on the word,
fohni In l Peter lis. and kindrr,
passages, The sermon In part wa,
M follows:
The importance q! the heart. re-.
i,giousiy speaking. Is indicated by
the fact that Il Is alluded to in the
bible approximately cigh, hundred
iim~s. In spite OF this fac, the topic
IL uslauuy overlooked. frequently
neglected and often misunderstood: /:
have what Is called a heartfelt re-.
lixion. the fact remains that the
strongest Indictment that can be
brought nEains, the present day re-
iision IL Its general lack Of heart
power. This II douobii-s~ due to the
Tact that men have never fully sur.
rendered to the rishsfni master of
tho heart.
In the pursuit. of the topic. let
uS note.
tn" masscrs In any rcain, of activity:
and that ~~ do l. Indicated BY the
long Journeys. and 'h- great expense
men Incur. only that they may study
und.r tho masters. Every profession
aas its masters. In music. there arr
beethoven. Chopin. M"ndcis.ohn: in
art. ~- hav" Angelo. Raphael aud la
vin-t: in literature. ~c have uuso.
Milton and Shakespeare: in siatc4.
ship We have Itis.narrt. Gladstone.
and Webster: In oraiory wc have ~.
zero. Henry and burke: In religion
No have Abraham. Moses. Jesus and
Paul. To study there In tn have the
"biuc prints oi their genius. When
God builds u life. he builds as Moses
built tho tabernacle. according to
n PATTERN Men are tho arbiicr~ ot
their own destiny. hat God IL the ar
chi'"cs: II We follow Hts plans. we
may all he great. from His standards
ot measurement. Here IL the secret
at the HibIr~'s strength. in that Il
contins 10 much Of the lives Of cm.
incn, men. and worthy women: hut
among all the list. Jesus II the mas.
ter of MASTERS.
III. Jesus IN the Master Of the
Heart. The sun never sells on His
kingdom: II IL always noon some
where with Him: Others boast Of
heraliry. Icsus Ot ROYALTY. Others
rule mems bodies. Jesus their hearts.
others gained their kingdom by force
Icsus by His inherent worth. When
here on earth. men recognized Ills
worth and called Him Master. Year,
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
Al the Daptiss Church.

Al the Bapiiat church pastor Hut.
Ter In presenting his comment on
Phil. 1891 For me- to live In Christ
said: - think perhaps the render
Ing Of this pasasxe In the Twentieth
Crnsury Testament In somesha'
ciearrr for the average reader. Here
wc read For life TO me- II Christ" :"
or. ~ another has put Il. FOR 10
mo to live h Christ
First Of all Paul would say the life
in which I delight IL the Christ life.
Il has its origin In Christ. A. ihirc
II no physical life In the physical
realm except as II Il II originated
by anicceticut life. NJ there can he
no Christian or Christ life except m
| IL In osisinaacd In and by Jesus
Christ. Life partakcs Of the nature
and likeness OF that 10 whoch II
owes its origin.
hut Paul here speaks not only of
the original and cascnec Of his spir-
itual life. but calls attention To the
fact that the underlying principles
sustainins and controlling that life
inherc in and proceed from Christ.
l"Othcr foundation can no man lay
than that which In laid. which Il
Christ
One Of these great principles Is
Faith or confidence in God AMI In
His leadership. Altruism or love fol
othcrr was another. This account
for the self sacrificing life which h,
lived.
The greatest of these Ia Iiorc
This cheers the man of God In tbs
asurancc that the golden age al
Christianity Ia in the future. The
ltomorrows OF Christianity arr
bright and better than the ycstcr
days.
| Again. Paul in this text would sa,
1.-The great business Of my life u
lChrist.'' some one Of YOU may sal
the great business Of my life II sell
ing goods. or teaching school. o
working for the company or ktcpini
house hut the fact Ia the Great bus
iue.s OF the Christian's living 4
Christ himself. Some one has sus
gcstcd that the true christian Is al
animated picture frame In which tn
.. Christ Ia constantly kept on cxhibi
tion, that the world may sec AM
know Him. Thus the Christ become
reincarnatcd In His people.
Paul also put the emphasis on tn
, word Live. mere existence is no
, ,lChristlikeness. This means to he II
vital active touch with that whicl
lis purest. trucst. most noble an
, most worth while In all the srea
universe OF God. This can only b
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
n a,,sca through the fellowship

n alisci through the fellowship
y hich tho Christian has in icsus.
such life has the great POWERS
|ef resistance. This II seen in the
triumph Of Jesus over the wilderness
Temptation. II Ia seen in the choicr
'of Moses in turning from the throne
Of Egypt and dcvotinK his life to
the emancipation Of race Of slaves.
This power of resistance is made
known in the ability Of every true
christian to say NO to every temp
tatton. II you have not the power
to say no Ia the temptation to sin
YOU ned the Christ ~ your Savior
and Hts life with its powers Of re-
.is,ancc TO Keep YOU.
Such a life has wonderful powers
'oI growth. Healthy aud vigorous
growth means abundant life. Grow
In the arac. Of Goh.''
Such a iifc has It's time Of fruit
Sgc. "Hy their furits yc shall know
iLem.'' - have chosen YOU that yc
should go forth and bring forth
fruit and that your fruit should re-.
main
/, The man who truly lives tho
Christ life Will accomplish something
swirth while. He viii make his life
count in the hest possible manner
for God and for humanity. for this
tChrist would do if he were here in
Iyour place even IA he did when he
walked upon the earth long ago.
To live this life most perfectly
you must hold before you the most
worthy ideals, even as Paul looked
IuniO Jesus as the author and finish
Ter Of his faith" and pressed toward
the goal" of perfected manhood in
IChrist Jesus.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
An IMPORTANT COUNTY
REAL ESTATE DEAL

An Important real cr'a'" deal has
5ust bccn consummaicd in Ration
whereby the holdings Of br. u. A.
Young In the French irrigated dis
tric, is transferred to Dr. A. W. iioff
OF Kansas City for kancac City real
estate. The deal involves the trans
fer OF over 100000 In property val
0e. Dr. Hoff II returning TO Kan
sas City thoroughly imbucd with the
opinion that a great future lies ahead
Of the agricultural dcvclopmcn, o'
tbs county and that such a business
move. a. he has just ccnsumma,cd.
will soon be followed by many Others
like IL. II. will move to Co,fas
rounty to make 1, his home. Or.
Young will move to Kansas City.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
At the 4. Z. Church. South:

TEXT w VWt NueduVsu
s,oncs!" joshua t:s.
- count not my life dear to my.
self" Acts. 2O::i.
II is eminently fitting that the old
soldiers of our nation should gather
for a memorial service. I, is equal
~ in order that every church should
on this sabbath preceding the ma
tionai Decoration Day hold memoir
ial service Of a general nature. There
fore in keeping with this spirit and
tho regular custom Of tho pastor. VIC
ol,scrvc this day as our memorial day.
Fully as essential as any element
in the education of our youth. IL cul-
uvation Of love and devotion and rev.
crcncc for the lives and deeds and
names OF the great and good Of our
land and all lands.
When tho sublime deeds of hero
ism fail to fan into bright burnins
ambition Of the soul, manhood IL
dead. The life Ia a sounding brass
or a tinkling cymbal."
We pause then today in carrying
our nations flag or the banner oi
defending them from foes, to 1ook
back along the way we have come
We find the way marked by man,
monuments. and the flowers beaids
the way have been watcrcd by ths
blood Of patriots and martyrs.
But a few days back we find man,
monuments OF sacred memory. .
decade back are more monuments but
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
At the First n. E. Church.

TIL. mrmor:a, sermon at the fi~
Methodist, Episcopal church prcach~.
by the pastor. Rev. =. ". Hrr,uaii
In part VAS ~ follows:
The text was: What mean y- b,
These stones taken from Jordan,
bed were u memorial that Israel HAD
passed through Jordan into the prom
iscd land. This day aud Decoration
Da yarc u memorial that the nation
has passed Into a great crisis, We
m"r, to honor the dead aud tn Not.
ship God. the ruler OF all nations. II
is n beautiful custom that places
flowers on the grave. Of general aud
private alike. as ai>o I. the custom oi
~orshippsnx God.
In no other than a Christian ma.
ton would ~~ expect 10 find such a
custom. However much wc may
smile al Purisanieai ideas the mrn
God selected To be the founders a:
this commonwealth were the whoa,
Of the old ~orld-pio,,a. scholarly
d-;-ru,incd. They wcrr iho.r who ap.
piled the principles of Jesus Christ
10 the problem of democracy and
mans political freedom was alisiaes,
In this ease as vas spiritual freedom
in tho first instance. rrum their
point of View there was hut one soa.
ilic, in this world. nation. ~orkins
OH, the problem of national right
-ausrcss and the church an tho line
Of personal Righteousness. Ah,,nd.
an, examples amonk nation. ~mpha.
sized to them the part that right
~ouanc>s ~xalscth = nation such
principles would cxaii tho individ.
nal cf the common wealth and ns,ur.
ally lead to . memorial Sunday and .
Memorial Day.
Patriotism IL not blind tsnsiieisn'
in our land but Intelligent loyalty.
such a country II worth living for
and worth DYING for. War seeming
| ~ 10 q necessity. All nations have
no, reached the high standard ot life
with the tnitcd States and England
and therefore arbitration fails. Some
national sins can only bc purscd with
blood. A reign Of universal peace
will dawn with tho millennium but
tha, day II In the far distant future.
In keeping this day ~c should rcm~m-
her the sacrifices made by those who
gave their lives for their country and
by thoAc who remained at home.
Memorial Day is sad day. II II moi
the Fourth Of July TO he given ovs'
to celebrations. We should keep u
sacred to the memory Of departed
heroes and worship God with thanks.
givinx that Old Glory still waves. A.
ter dwelling upon the cmblcmatica
rolors and atraiEnmcn, Of the fsas
the sermon closed with James Whit
comb Ri,cy's "Old Glory
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
MONDAY

have not dImmed His worth. nor has
time and distance subtarcted from
his excellence. He IL the same yes
terday. today and forever
III. The basis OF His mastery.
Charles Lamb once remarked that
III Shakespeare were to come into
the room. We would all arise and
greet him warmly: hut II Jesus come
int Oteh room. we would all fall
down and owrxhip Him. So Jesus
" Master q fthe heart. - By reason
Of the mystery Of His personality:
'2) by reason OF His purity: t3D Be-
cause Of His vision: i6b because Of
His motives. and - because Of His
moral ccrtitude.
Nv. Acknowledging His claims
to Mastership. what fOil0wsy There
can be- but one result. and that II
nnaues,ioncd LOYALTY 10 Him. ~
This must he tn" message ot the p,ii-
pit. regardless Of chiiicisn. higher
or lower" ,:b Men must b. loyal
to His In their life There is no use
calling Him Master. and not doing
what He SAYS Christianity II both
n science and mn art II is u science
II considered as n system of truth:
II IN m nrt. II considered az u plan
Of life The churches have always
been long on their science. aud short
in their art When our practice Is
brought TO the level Of our words.
nothing can Withstand our progress
'3p II Jcsna In the rixhifui master.
then he who rejects Him is lost: Ifl
Ne arcr ulr'i by fame. hcsir~. lust.
money. then We have some other
master: II We mr." ruled BY the
worlds highest ideal. Jesus In that
Onr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26

IteWeT We hSOp " uocUTstt, p"t WV
name ix greater: u century back still
fewer. but stili greater the name
About these greater names there first
are the few OF family ties but now
come the freemen Of a state. and now
II nation. aud now II generation OF
nations. and now alt the generations
of ali the nations to honor these
name. who counted not their lives
dear to themselves. a Washinsto
u Livingston. n Wyciiff. a Knox-the
humble soldier unknown. but whose
cause liz known--all we honor Today
and renew our love for them.
These we honor today have biazed
the way for MS. the stars their guide.
the vision Of u Bible TO the poor peo-
Pile. homes OF virtue and love and
character. Il church Of men OF free
nnd clear eonscience~. with saving
message. u nation. the greatest OF ma
lions. the land Of the free. the home
Of the hrave-therc bright visions
were their consAmIn. inspiration.
Our unparalleled blessings theh
bcQus.xt TO Ms. are flowers they plant
ed along their trail In the burning
desert Of strife and toll and suffer
ing and waterei with their iif"'r
blood. Ill they should bloom for ns
and bless us with their beauty aud
fragrance.
The soldier whose memory IL dear
10 MS today ix he whose soul was
fired with the passion for u cause To
him. no sacred that his life was Of
fcred for iis defence. Let his memory
live forever. bc he with III" bin. Of
the gray. hut he who fought and
killed for mere adventure. gray or
blue. let his name perish forever. as
Of thought or regret.
The late war has filled our fair
land with mourning. hut enriched her
To n prirr beyond the reach of yuit-
tires OF lust or uvaticr to buy. The
lirfcc~t Of all war~ WAS this. because
II was American conscience against
This means blood for
blood. and minRlinS OF blood, Today ,
the conscience Of u vision II cleared
and the spirit. Of American manhood
.ninxir as their blood before. into the |
spirit Of Que mighty man or nation
welding the xrcptrc Of arbitration |
md peace to all nations.
Our heritage 10 the debt our fore |;
Iaih~rs and brothers nobiy and
psompily paid: the debt God places
ii'on all mcn. Our duty for its.ln-
h-riiancr II To defend and carry on
The great divine purpose Of our God.
Nc. too. have battles to fight TO keep
pure the church. rich the land. happy N
snd true tho manhood. and beautiful 4
Ihr flag wc have received from them.
No foul flag not the emblem of peace
and Righteousness shall wave over US.
Nc hail the COMING Of an army To rid |
our land Of fou, demon os death.
her today. - deadly a.
rvrr known.
Nhen What meansih these
stoaes" tnonumenisb. this Cay. Me-
norial Day" That our children NAV |
know that wc come from a WORTHY
md most noble ancestry. who count.
III not their live. dear to themselves.
that W~ should he the nobis.ss ot ma
lions. May wc bc rich In reverence
TOR tho memory Of heroes and mar
lsrx.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
WORK ON COUNTY HIGH
PROGRESSING NICELY

A second concrete mixer was
placed In operation this week for the
miainK o! the material aud used In
laying tho fooiinEs for the fonnda'
siou of the nc~ county hish school
building. In order To secure a solid
AUTHORIZATION for tho northwest
corner Of the new building. n pile
driver will bc shipped in from tho
sas, for tn. purpose Of driving piles
Into the sn'all ar" affected by water
aecpaRc.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26

Isajd: Il feet sure that chamb>sDs,nre
Cough Remedy is the hest on the
market to cure cough OF . cold on
the iunxs. ! am only too pleased to
say . few words In It's praise" For
sale by all dealers.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26
UNEQUAtIEp roR DAD co1p

Ask anyoec VINO mas tried II and
he vii tell you that chambcslains .
Cough Remedy has never been equal
led. Miae Clara Ostcr. .Housc Springs
Mo-. when speaking Of this remedy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-05-26

Chronicle News soc = month.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-20
GIRLS ORGANIZE IN SUFFRAGE

The latest thing in organization
movement is working girls suffrage.
This was planned out and started
last January and has been quietly
growing ever since.
On Friday, May %, mass meet
ing will be held at Bowen Hall, Hull
House, under the auspices of The
Young Wohen's Suffrage Alliance.
Miss Mary Mcdowell will speak and
there will be songs by Mrs. Josephine
Conger-K and Mrs. Marjorie
Porr. Admission free.
The meeting will open at o'clock.
Everybody is invited.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-20

head to the very tips Of toes in the
very latest models,
Miss Nina Byant, leading lady at
Seattle theater, posed for these pic
lures.
There's the miniature hat, the lat
est model. And the Balkan dress, full
in the waist, and qlinging tightly
from the ankles down. There are the
new-style "half-finger" gloves. See
the low shoes, the very latest in
Cuban-French heels.
Yes, and there you see the filmy,
peek-a-boo, hot weather" fairy
stockings-the very latest word in
hose.
Miss Bryant is perfectly sure the
Balkan dress is perfectly gorgeous.
And the slippers are perfect dreams.
And she's just perfectly in love with
the sky-piece.
And, as to the ethereal gossamer
hosiery-well, Miss Bryant can't
kick. The Balkan dress don't let her.
Fact is, the dresses make it abso-
lutely necessary, so anyone who has
wooed the feminine. sartorial muse
viii tell you, to have those perfectly
dear open work, cobwebby lace hos
iery.
Have you seen milady with one of
those tight split skirts get on a car?
Well, the higher the step the more
hosiery comes to view. And, if she
must show hose, why it might as
well be something smart, you see.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-05-20

All hlAFl i-EE p NV @aeA4 eet
Attorneys for Lewis Rinaker, Re-
publican candidate for states attor-->
ney last year, charge that:
Over 5000 ballots cast by Chicago
voters have disappeared;
In over IL precincts straight party
tickets were fraudulently scratched
for Hoyne; ~
In at least $50 precincts ballots
that were voted are now missing;
In 100 precincts more ballots were
counted than there were yotersi
Over 100 voting machines show
broken seals or were improperly.
sealed;
Evidence of fraud has been de- Z
stroyed since it's discovery and some
precinct officials have been spirited Z
out of town Sto conceal their TESTS
mony.
States Attorney Hoyne says theses
charges are all bunk.
All right, 1t isn't necessary to
take either Hoyne's word or that Of
Rinaker's attorneys. Judge Cooper9
instructed the present grand jury to-
investigate the charges of fraud.
Nothing has been done, Hoyne will
keep the jury busy investigating his
"crime trust" Very well-why not
get a special grand jury and special
states attorney?
If the charges are all bunk, there'sdl
nothing for Hpyne to be afraid Of. ss
So let's investigate and get at the
whole truth.
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