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RESINOL STOPS
T0RTURING ITCH

There is no earthly need Of itching
and scratching. No matter how long
you have suffered. no matter how many
treatments you have tried. there are
thousands who have been in as bad q
plight and who have found perfect
skin health in Resinol. In even the
stubbornest cases Of eczema. ringworm
or other tormenting. unsightly humor.
q warm bath with Resinol Soap and a
single application Of Resinol Ointment
stop the itching instantly. Healing
begins at once. and soon this simple
pleasant and cconou zeal treatment
clears he trouble away. After that
the regular use Of RcSinol Soap for the
toilet and bath is usually enough to
prevent its return.
Resinol Soap and Rcsinol Ointment
arc also speedily effective for pin Piles.
blackheads. sunburn. ivy poisoning.
dandruff. sores and piles. Prescribed
by doctors for eighteen years. and sold
by practically every druggist in the
United States, Trial free; write In
Dept. up, Rcsinol. Baltimore, Md.
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kctins N East is believed 20 represent
'uc uf the largest percentages W totil
crop ever ginucd to- the date.
The nuSing muN cmcut started after
the report Vac publ. shed and vas
helped by The report uf tn. appearance
of IN extraordinary hish barometer In
the Northwest
Prices ran up ~ to- n points higher In
first hour. and h, u ~ O'Clock the vigor-
Gus buy NIX had advanced the list to
urw high figures. ~ December sold Al,
u cents w ~ points. with speculative
and trade Interests bu,inv. Toward the
rl"s" the market vas excited With brisk
demand IN evidence prices continued to
advance TO new high levels and closed
At or near IN" tor, prices showing not
gains ranging from . to - points
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Perhaps This IL Jewels Body.

FIRE ISLAND. y. Y. Oct a5.-The
body OF man foated ashore near the
Grgo Life Saving Station this morning.
The body appears to have been a con-
siderable time in the water. The man
was OF dark complexion. There was a
part OF a shirt which had black and
white stripes. Some here think the body
might be that OF Jewel. tho aviator who
IL supposed to have flown to sea on
Far Rockauay a couple of weeks ago
while on his way from Hampstead u
lakewood Heights.
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JUMPED FROM FERRYB0AT.
suicide Victim Threw OFF OvercOat
aud Lcaped.

AS the ferryboat william Young.
bound from the foot Of East Twenty
third street. Manhattan. was approach
ing the Greenpoint avenue slip IN WILL
iamshurg to-day a man who had been
pacing back and forth in the mems
cabin ran out on the forward deck.
threw of his overcoat and leaped over
the rail. In pocket of the overcoat
was card bearing the names M.
Schaeffer Bowery Mission. and Charles
Balevre."
Mr.. Balevre Is the leader OF the Bow
cry Mission brotherhood. II was said
there to-day that the man who killed
himself was possibly a member of the
Brotherhood.
The evening world., 1913-10-25
Edith Helena
As Butterfly
Called by the Aborns to
Take the Place Of Lois
EWeN, Lndisposed, at
the Century Opera
House-Next Weeks
Announcements.
BY Svluester RaWling.

DUCC1NrS Madam Butterfly" at
r the Century Opera House, had a
. newcomer In the title part last
night. The indisposition Of Lois Ewell.
which had forced Ivy Scott to i'm
Cho .Cho.san at four per-
formances in thee days. continued, so
the Messrs. Aborn called upon Edith
Helerl for her relief Miss Helena.
who has been an Aborn prime. donna
throughout the country for years and
who had been held in reserve for the
title part In Lucia" the week after
next was summoned hastily from her
farm at Dyckman and made to appear
without rehearsal. She acquitted her
self well. singing with a freshness %
voice that was admirable. enunciatiag
her English clearly. and acting with
distinction before another capacity audi
ence. Her principal associates were
Kathleen Howard. Walter Wheatley
and Thomas Chalmers. In an excellent
performance. On Monday evening the
opera will be sung IN italian.
Beginning next Tuesday night Puc-
cini's ''Tosca' will be the bill. with
rsho0UoUn AIngueh a. + iOFld, MOTeuH
Kingston ~ Mario. Thomas Chalmers
a. Scarpia, Alfred Kaufman as Angel
9th. and Benedict Rueben AZ the Sac
ristan.
Cornelia Rider-Possert. the pianist,
will he . star at the popular sunday
concert tomorrow night.
Under the auspices OF the American
Scandinavian Foundation there will be
a concert Of Scandinavian music at Car
negie Hall tomorrow afternoon. Julia
ClauSsen. Charlotte Lund. Gustav Holm
qulst. Prof. Cornelius Rubner, a male
chorus Of 80. and an orchestra OF sixty
will take part. under the direction OF Oh
Windingstad.
Nahan Franlto will conduct an or
chestra OF 40 In a concert at the Hippo
drome tomorrow evening. The soloisti
will be Jenny Dufau. OF the Chicago
Philadelphia Opera Company: Rafaelt
Diaz. Paul Refer and Mr.. Frankie him
self. who will play HANDLES Largo" al
a violin solo for which he IL famous.
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Judge McCalrs speaking itinerary for
the evening follows: Harlem Board OF
Trade. Masonic Hall; McCalrs Business
Mems Association. No. 1872 West One
Hundred and Twenty.hfth street: Bronx
County Democratic League. Committee
Of zoos. Fuhrman's Hail. corner Pros
pect and Westchestcr; Independent Col
ored Voter Mccall Association. Meth.
odist- Baptist Church. No. Is West One
Hundred and Thirty-fourth strict; Ar
menian Democratic Club. Assembly
Room. United Charities. No. los East
Twenty SECOND street; College Mems
Smoker. Imperial: Mccall Theatrical
League. No. 200 West Forty-second
street
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CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKET.

Friday Net
Close O1rn. High. Low. Close. Changes
FRIDAY. CORN. Net.
close, Onen High, low Close: Change.
~ Mnssee,'., "a. I'D -. ~ I {
Wheat was quiet and steady after
opening at a slightly lower level. with
most of the buying emanating from the
short interest.
Corn opened unchanged at Is higher
opening.
u Is asserted that farmers vii! TO-,
sell much at the present levels.
Wheat closed steady. unchanged at
ia lower. Corn advanced toward the
close. with offerings light. and closed
IA to 3-s advance over yesterdays close
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C0NS7|PATED, BILIOUS, HEADACHY?
CASCARETS TONIGHT! dime A BOX

stomach. They cleanse your Liver and
Bowels Of al the sour bile. foul gases and
constipated matter which 10 producing
the misery. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. 10
cent box keeps your head clear. stomach
sweet. liver and bowels regular. and you
feel cheerful and bully for months.
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HELP WANTEp-MAlG.

"n msrr..i m.o' bs,s~a 40 Il Is and Us: Gu.
Ien, u United states OF men who hs,e legally
de Jared their Intention 10 besoms eitissns OF ssd
read and write the English language. For ~
Z rms ION apply n Recruiting Oifiesf % - ~.
BROOKLYN, N. r.: 1873 Nessrk Az. J9say Ciiy
II - - an nnuuuifAna sfat1m
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No odds how bad your liver, stomach
or bowels; how much your head aches.
how miserable and uncomfortable you
are from constipation. indigestion. bill
iousness and sluggish intestines-you
careL.
They end the headache. biliousness.
disslness, nervousness. sick. sour. gsssy
The evening world., 1913-10-25

Hudson Bay Company IL considering
expenditure of S20G'.O for purpose Of
establishing new trading posts in the
far north territory of Canada and es-
tending within the Arctic circle
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FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

Near the close ~ the Stock Exchange
yesterday thirty-thrce shares Of the
chicago. Rock islaud aud Pacific Rail
way Company sold NJ 81.
This Is the first transaction In the
stock On the Exchange since oct B.,
lg@. when scvcuiy.two shares charscd
hands at ljp.
RradstrccrS reports nc business faii-
ures In tinted states this week. against
~ last week.
November disbursements IN dividends
and interest are estimated at elS,0O.0 O.
against Slli.Wo..1 las, year for tho e, me
period.
Reports show that business situation
continues fairly satisfactory, although
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The following were the highest. lovest and las,
price, of stocks for to-day and the net chang~
As compared With yesterdays closing prices.
The evening world., 1913-10-25

J. A. Hennessy. the ''Scourge OF Tam
many" will speak from the pulpit Of
the Calvary NJ. e. Church. Seventh
avenue and One hundred and Twenty
ninth street. Tuesday evening. Oct
2a Mr.. Hennessy will address the
Young Peoples Society on the issues OF
the campaign. Calvary IS the largest
Methodist Church In the city. seating
more than 1000 persons.
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evidences OF rcictionary tendency are
manifest IN certain branches
The evening world., 1913-10-25

San Domingo blockade Raised.
SANTO DOMINGO. Dominican Re-
public. Oct 3-The Dominican Gov
eminent troops hold Puerto Plata and
the block ade has been raised.
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NEXT WEEKS REciTALs
IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The Board OF Education announces the
following lecture recitals for next week:
Sunday. at Public School No. lOl. From
Reveilie to Taps" by Paul Kamerer.
Monday. at Public School No. l6j The
Sonata" by Katherine Macdonald. FRI
day. at Public School No. g.. Irish
Music" by Helen O'Donnell; at Public
School No. 3. German Songs" by Es-
telle Rose: at Public School No. q. "Nio-
lin and Violin Music" and at Public
school No. 80. Folk Songs OF France
by Albert G. Crawford. with illustrations
by Margaret Hall
Luigi Marini. an Italian tenor that
had been engaged for the Metropolitan
Opera House this season. was stricken
with typhoid fever on the eve OF his
sailing for New York In his place MI
Gatti has engaged ltalO Cristalli. who
has sung in South America az we'll as
In Italy.
Prof Samuel a. Baldwin will give his
usual free organ recitals at the city
College on tomorrow and Wednesday
afternoons at I o'clock.
Harry oliver Hirt Of the Classen Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn.
will give a free organ recital at the
Old First Presbyterian Church on Mon
day evening. the eighty-sixth in the
series arranged by william Z. Carl.
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The True Source
= Of Beauty

-, ana must De, good health.
Sallow skin and face blemishes
are usually caused by the
presence of impurities in the
blood-impurities which also
cause headache. backache, Ian.
guor, nervousness and depres-
sion of spirits. If, at times,
when there is need you will use
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FOR GALE.

MEMS SUITS AND OvERCOATs. si2
~ down, 81 weekly; ready made and to
order; SIS up EXCHANGE CLOTHING
CO, 10 Park place.
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HUBBARD PASSED
THOUGH DEFINING

Ebert Hubbard. the well known
lecturer and author, passed through
Deming this morning rn route to Sill
yer City. where he will deliver u lee
tnre this evening. II is the intention
of Mr.. Hubbard 10 be IN Deming Sun
day and look over the valley and
its development, When told about
the reclamation being done here he
expressed great surprise and eager
ness to see Just how the thing is be
ing accomplished. Mr.. Hubbard is
one of the leading publicity men OF
the nation and has made n conspicn-
Gus success of indirect advertising.
BY many he is thought TO he the
greatest master of English in the
United States.
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NOTICE or pENDENtN OF SUIT,

civil No. 3li
lu the District Court ut the Sixth
Judicial District of the State Of
New Mexico, within and for the
County OF Luna.
William j. Wame, plainlili, ".
William {. Gardiner, and II dead, the
unknown hers "t sand William 4.
Gardiner Mary Gardiner. wife of
sand William &. Gardiner. whose Civ
en- name is unknown aud j. herein
designated ~ Mary. aud il dead. the
unknown heirs of sand Mary Card
ner. aud all unknown claimants Of
interest in the premises Described in
the complaint herein adverse I" said
William J. Wamel. plaintiff, Defend
ants.
To the above named defendants
and each of them:
You and each of you are hereby
notified that suit has been con
menccd against You by said plaintiff
William j. Wamel. in the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District
of the State of New Mexico, within
and for the County of Luna. tn,
general objects of said suit are IL
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have the title of the plaintiff. in and
to Lot Numbered Twenty-Five in
Block Two of the Townsite of Dem
ing, Luna County. New Mexico. ac-
cordlng to the b. Il NJ. Chapman Map
of said Townsitr on file in the office
of the County Clerk of said Luna
County. quoted and set at rest; to
establish and make operative and eff
fective a certain deed made and ex-
ecuted by sand William e. Gardiner
and one Leslie T. Gllhes to said vii
liam j. Wamel, grantee, covering all
right, title and interest of said vii
liam e. Gardiner and Leslie Z. Ghllies
IN and To said premises, unto said
William j. Wamel. which said deed
was by said William }. Wamel, lost.
destroyed or mislaid; 10 have il add
Judged and decreed that said de-
PENDANTS and each of them have no
interest or estate IN and to said
premises. and that said plaintiff is
the owner thereof; and that said de-
PENDANTS and each of them be for
ever enioined and debarred from as
seriing any claim or title whatsoever
adverse 10 plaintiff, in and to said
premises; that said lost. destroyed
or mislaid deed be established.
You and each of you are further
notified that unless you enter your
appearance in said cause on or be-
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Frank Daniel, the l2-year-old son
of A. b. Daniel, had the muscles OF
his left arm badly torn Wednesday
afternoon while playing with com
panions about the local stock yards,
The injury was caused by a fall from
the fence of the yard. lie was taken
to the local hospital, where the
wound was dressed and where he is
reported out of danger and resting
well.
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fore the l2lh day of July, 1913.
Judgment will be- rendered against
you and each of you by default.
The name of plaintiffs attorney is
\. W. Pollard, whose postoflicc adj
dress is Dcmins. New Mexico.
ma23junl3 e. II. HUGHES,
Clerk Sixth Judicial District, Luna
(Seal) County, New Mexico.
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PERSONAL
+ + 1. 1! I. 1. + I. I. T. 1. /. /. /. i.


Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Meek departed
yesterday for Girard, Kansas.
W. X. Flora. attorney for the
Southwestern, with headquarters ut
Bisbee, Arizona, is in the city ON
business.
I'D Pride and family and Mrs. Tom
Hall have returned 10 their ranch
home for the summer.
DR.. T.. NJ. Paine was called To
Lordsbnrg Wednesday on profes-
sional business, returning the follow
ing day.
Colonel A. II. Hilton. the wool
deal dealer of San Antonio, New
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Mexico, was in the city Tuesday "n
business.
Mrs. II. NJ Bruce j. very low with
heart trouble and her recovery Is
considered doubtful.
Mis- Kathryn Russell has been
seriously Ill for the past month ana
her recovery seems To be very SLOW
John krrlz has returned from ~
extended tay with hi parents III IL,
diana and i, now back At hls ola
job with the T.. f. Moran Company.
james +. Hamilton and Ray MnI'
Vany of the Hamilton Construction
Company. now stopping at Nog"''S'
stopped over in Deming Monday u"
their way back East.
Seven students from the School oil
Mines at Socorro. New Mexico
stopped in Dcming en- route from
Santa Rita Ia Morenci, Arizona
They are ON ten days excursion
visiting the principal mining camp
Of the Southwest. The following
composed the party: Professor >. l.
Graham, Horace Lyons. Avery Sm'lh
Antonio Abeyta. Martin o. Boyle
] Frank Maloit aud |. j. Hlebnikofi'
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

The usual services morning and
evening will be held ut the Christian
Church next Sunday. The Rev. 4.
Moore. minister.
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Frank Carlson returned Ia llur-
ley Friday after visiting in Dcming
for n few days.
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COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
At n0NDALE SCHOOL

The Hondale school will have the
closing exercises Saturday, May "A,
at s p. M. No admission charged,
Everybody j. invited to come.
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h. +. butcher cam" mp from FL
Paso this morning Ia spend few
days with friends. returning Monday
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A, l.. Squires and Mrs, Squirc~ of
Pasadena California. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. G.. Watson. The visitor,
are on their way To Michigan. where
the Watsons formerly lived.
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FOR SALE-How is this; 100 acres
fine level land south of Deming, deed
ed, partly fenced; a big sacrifice at
$4,000. Lee o. Lester. $50
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred poland
China and Duroc Jersey brood sows,
bred, $25; pigs from four weeks to
six months old; all grain fed stock.
Call phone 2S7-5. 273.5.27
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FOR SALE-A number one relin-
quishment, 6 miles south of Deming,
little west; n bargain at 1000. Lee
d. Lester. 5.3O
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Las, big event, Commencement
dance Saturday night. Come.
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FOR SALE-The Rabb Rooming
House, Copper ave., near Pine ST.; q
bargain: owner wishes to retire. 5.3l
FOR SALE-Farm in pretty Plain
view; fenced; water; orchard; home
one half mile on Borderland route.
W. A. Ramsey, owner, Deming.
eot5. %
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FOR TRADE

FOR TRADES acres of land. and
good five roomed house in town
of 1000 population in Iowa; will
trade for town property or farm
land. McClughan 4 Dexter. 5.23
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FOR SALE No. 212 American
pump; 6 h. p. Weber engine; outfit
complete and in good condition. at
4. ID. Osborn farm. Address Luther
Stevenson. II
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FOR SALE-Somc good lots at $50
each. Lee O. Lester. $50
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Judging from the flood OF visitors
which has been setting in for the
past two week the summer lmmlsTa-
ton Of hom-seekcr, IT, the Mlmbrrs
Valley has begun in earnest. Last
evening the hotels were full to over
flowing and many of the tran-ieuts
were glad to spend the night in the
waiting rooms of the union depot.
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Mis-, Gertrude klulz the popular
kindergarten teacher, departed for
Columbus Junction. Iowa. where her
sister is very i'll.
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\. J. Rcnn of Ukiah, California. Is
in the city with the intention of 10
eating permanently in the Mrmbrrs
Valley.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AN EXTRA good jack, at Hubbard
wagon yard for those interested in
raising good mules. Call and see
him. w. X. Watkins, II
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Ed Moran has completed the out
side brick work on VI. W. Dcpuy'>
house and has started work on the
VI. J. Moran residence.
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FOR SALE-Six roomed modern
bungalow, at bargain. Address p.
o. box ASP. tfl6S
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FOR SALE-24 h. p. Gray two cyl
inder motor complete with magnetic
ignition, clutch, six ply belt, etc.
Phone 1915. p5.27
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Z. 4. billiard received two ear
loads of horses from Fl Paso yc~ter-
day.
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HELP WANTED

FARM HANDS Two, good. Apply
AT once at this office. j.23p
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FOR SALE-S0 acre REIMBURSEMENT
3l2 miles from Deming; good or
chard land; improvements; consld-
Grafton, $500. Address A, Box 4G1.
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FOR SALE boar; . sows, bred;
. gifts, and 4 pigs; all full blooded
Duroc Jerseys. Box Ia. 274.5.23
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FOR SALE-The best milo maize
grown in the valley for seed at Clark
Grocery Company. pGG
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FOR SALE-lleavy spring wagon;
or trade for lighter one. Inquire
Hubbard wagon yard. 5.23.2i4
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FOR SALE-Remington repeating
rifle. ~ caliber: cost S13.5O; good Us
new: $40. AT Eisele 4 Co. 5.21
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| The Graphic
! Classic
| Bring ]
If You Want Anytl
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-50 h. p. Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine, air tank aud
air pamp for starting, gas tank at
tachment; also No. 5 Byron-Jackson
2-stage pump; all in first class con-
dition. Will be sold at bargain. In
quire Room 2, Mahoney Bldg. tf267
FOR SALE-Refrigerator bargains
at Eisele & Co.
FOR SALE have a ten-acre tract
near town for right party. Address
l43, Graphic Office. II
FOR SALE-Bargains in oil and
gasoline vapor stoves ut Eisele Il 20.
FOR SALE-Poland China brood
sows and two to three month old
pigs. w. A. McCreary. 5.23
FOR SALE-0r trade; several good
town lots. Box $40. tf273
FOR SALE-Motorcycle; single cyl
inder Indian; in good condition. Can
be seen at the Borderland Garage. If
FOR SALE-No. 21a American
pump; 6 h. p. Weber engine; outfit
complete and in good condition, at
Il. ID. Osborn farm. Address Luther
Stevenson. II
FOR SALr-Thoroughbred poland
China and Duroc Jersey brood sows,
bred, $25; pigs from four weeks to
six months old; all grain fed stock.
Call phone 2S7-5. 2135.2I
FOR SALE-Some good lots at $50
each. Lee o. Lester. $50
FOR SALE-How is this; 100 acres
fine level land south of Deming, deed
ed, partly fenced; big sacrifice at
~ OOO Lee O. Lester. $50
FOR SALE-A number one relin-
punishment, miles south Of Deming,
little west; bargain at -, 200. Lee
d. Lester. $50
FOR SALE-S0- acre REIMBURSEMENT
312 miles from Deming; good or
chard land; improvements; consld-
Grafton, $500. Address A, Box 46I.
FOR SALE-Jersey and Red Bermn-
da sweet potato plants; $3.50 per
thousand. }. c. Ingram, Demlng. 523
FOR SALE-lleayy spring wagon
or trade for lighter one. Inquire
Hubbard wagon yard. 5.23.2il
FOR SALE boar; . sows, bred
= gifts, and 4 pigs; all full blooded
Duroc Jerseys. Box IA. 274.5.2t
FOR SALE-Pair well broke young
farm mules; weight, LOO. Lock DO,
374. 274ti
FOR SALE-The best milo maiz'
grown in the valley for seed at Clarl
Grocery Company. POT
FOR SALE "a h. p. Gray two cyl
imder motor complete with magnet
ignition, clutch, six ply belt, etc
Phone 2S7-5. p5.2
FOR SALE-Six roomed moder
bungalow, at bargain. Address I
". box 4oZ. ulo
FOR SALE-350 gallon pumpin
plant. Sc at once W. a. Ramsey.
FOR SALE-A dandy l6O-acre re
linauishment. 30 feet Ia water: prlc
only 800; 80 acres decided Ian
within three miles of town Sl,2O'
a
McClughan 4 Dexter. o.
FOR SALE-Remington repeallr
rifle. - caliber. cost $3.50; good q
new: $40. At Eisele 4 Co. o.
FOR SALE-Single combed Whit
L.eghorns; baby chicks or high grad
winter laying strain, Matched Ma
II; price reasonable if taken at one
Mrs. Remondine, Little Florida Pou
try Ranch Phone No. 2S1 Ills.
s.:
FOR SALE-The Rabb RoomiI
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FOR SALE-Pair well broke young
farm mules; weight, LOO. Lock box
374. 274tf
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FOR SALE-Single combed White
Leghorns; baby chicks or high grade
winter laying strain, Matched May
II: price reasonable if taken at once.
Mrs. Remondine, Little Florida Poul-
try Ranch. Phone No. 2S7 Ills.
5.27
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-23

FOR SALE-3j0 gallon pumping
plant. Sc at once W. A. Ramsey. II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-23

WILL TRADE-For lots. Box 6s3.
tf273
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-23

FOR SALE-Jersey and Red Bermu-
da sweet potato plants; $3.50 per
thousand. }. c. Ingram, Demlng, 523
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-23

FOR SALE-A dandy l6O-acre re-
linquishment. 30 feet to water; prlce
only 800: 80 acres decided land
within three miles OF town $1,000.
NcCmchon 4 Dexter. 5.23
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-05-23

Mrs. II. NJ Bruce i, very low win
heart trouble and her recovery Is
considered doubtful.