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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-04-14

of O. H. Parks, deed, appellant, Car
roll district, affirmed.
Lydia French VS.. A. w. Huber. APP
pelant, Superior court of Council Bluff
affirmed
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-04-14
ALBA BUSINESS MEN
PLAN GARST MEETING

Abba, April 13.-The Abba business
mems association is making prepara-
ton for the ex-Gov. Garst meeting
Tuesday evening.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-04-14
BRIDE TRAVELS 5000 MILES.

Ida Grove. April 13.-Ed Roberts, \
prominent young farmer was married
to Miss Alice Cork, who came 5000
miles from England to become his wifi (.
They will live on farm northeast Vt
here.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-04-14
JEFF SAYS:

Look out fer the teller that is al
wus trying to explain why he Is
right. 1t takes lots of explana-
shun to put some things over.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

@aIbington, .. g., Oft. Gas
bier taQelOe rationale republican,
lhe fongreiiioueae @oblfomite lit i'm
Belts BON Den uripriiuglihlten @e
meiien, Dab es sic OemofratiiHen
Gii6rcr ernItlid nit Matchmaker Fro-
hibition meinen. 9efountli6 lit Die
SraQc Der Yrobibition l1nglt feline
lofole -feine itaatlihe mebr. Sic III
cine rationale qemor0eu mo muB III
oen ~nationalen @ablen bedntiportet
ncr0en. Soute es Den Demofraten
i'm nodIten Monat gelingen, pieoer
cine Mtcbr6eit i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III erm1bleu 10 loa Oas Amenonieri
6obIon our Understanding, mel
Dies 6efonntIih rationale Broblbltl-
OH 6c5pecft, in Der eriten regitlaren
Siblna 0es "a. &ongrelles aittge-
nommen mo angenommer peroell.
Dos 1oa Der Oemofrotiihe Ylon lein
pelder pom Dem Staatsiefretdr gr0
all mo Dem Ntorineiefretor 8anlelS
entmorien nnrOe. Gle @Gbler Ioa-
ten niht peroeiien, DAB Oas Nmelt
oenlcnt Sobion nid)t tot IT. lelblt
menn audi &idoro 8ierion Soblpn
BON Nlabomd Dem ndditen aongreB
niht o%ngeh0ren miro. 5alt oae Abs
~aeur0neten aus ben liiolihen Staa=
ten lin0 &robibitioniiten. Danit ut
nidt aeIaQt, 0aB tie ale Apoltel Der
totalen gntbaltlamfeit lino mo Ell
nen gnten 8ropfen %oeridmdben. SIN
@eQcnteil. SD babe in Den lebten
Sobren rcdlt oiele iil0lide Waltglie.
ser Oes &ongreiies fennen 9elernt,
meldc I'M aonium bon o%gebranilteln
@oiirr~ gan8 NuBeroroelitlI6es lei
ten fonncll. 1ieie @erren glall6en
aber nidt ali cine aered)tc Neltele
rnna oes Shnappies, oeiieu @roonf.
ton iriiber cine Der be0cntet0lten
SnOuitrien upll mebreren iiiOlidlen
5taaten mar ui0 nod beute IN ole
ZEN Staatcn, menn aud auf iingeleB-
iiher 8eiie, floricrt, @egen cine boz
Sc QeIteuerllng oeS 8ieres ltno anoc-
rer ~oeqobre1cn @etr1nfe, bat nod
ME Elm Iertrcter Oes Sii0enS Elm
@ort oeloqt mo aus leidt erfldrll-
de1 @%riinoen. ~9tationnle Hro0nftl
on miiroe 0ie 8roouftiou bon Bier
,lr ltnm0glihfeit MAIDEN, aber Der
Sd|nappstoniument wilroe odonrf
iidt al Onrlten brai6en. Ger Be.
ueis, Dab Der Shnappsfonilm in al
len Staoten, pel1e Yrobibition elm
leiiibrt baben, geitiegen lit, lit aus
sen 8crihten oes acknowledgements
.rIidtlih. CAB Die Gemotraten bic
Soec Scr Observation-Disclosures nidt
| u~uf0cgcben, lonoern aus politilben
@riinoen mr. perihoben ba6en, gebt
idbon ans Der 1atlnde berpor, 0aB
ser @erilih gemaht murOe, ben Pr
dipelaqo Der YbilippineL meld)er
:nter ser Oireften AontroQe 0eS
Arieqsoepartments itebt, otroden"
III leaen. as oie 9ia 5ur &eor9a-
|niiation Der Megierung Der Y6illp'
pincu Dem 9(6georonetenbauie i'm So
mite oes @all5en oorlol, mnroe bon
Dem 9(bgeoroneten Sames 8eslep
gruan ll6oner Hame2) pom Staas
ie @oihin0ton oaS Ymenoqulent sc
iteat, Die Eroouftion lnO Ben Ser
tauf pon aeiiiiqen mo g%eaobrenell
@etr1nfeu ouf oieien Snieln 5l per-
bieien. s(nd niht Elm eiu5iaer &c
mofrat bate etmaS gegen oieieS
Announcement e%in5utuenoen mo IS
mare glatt Ourdgc9an9en, menn nidi
Der ltets ma6iomc republifaniid)c
9[6aeoronete StaTior0 bon Millpall-
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

Sen meiitcn @iiracrn Oicie9 ganNes
bisbcr nHbegrciilih mar.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

sen meiitcn 9iiracru Oicie9 2auNes
6isbcr nnbedrclilid) mar.
Ger aonarcB miro lid icbr mabr
ideiulid) nod IN oicier @9ohe perta
qeft, ohuc Die Don oeu @aampoapro
Olscnten uerlaitgtc 9lnlei6c aliori
iiert all ba6eil. GaS lit cine bittere
%Gntt0tidune iiir aemiiicSerrerL mel
de aus 0ieier 9lnleibe Gin qlltes @e
iddit 81 m0cben geOaUten. Gas
amerifaniihe &olt miro nie micoer
ietn &ertrmleu elmer politiideu Mar
tel ihcnfen. pcldle cine ariegSItcicr
i'm 6rie0eR erbebt noer I'M Sntereiie
elmer bcuor3lqtfn Aldile SHuIoer
lmadlt. @enn ole g4d6ler ON 3pei
ten Gienstal I'M Gopember Ole MIN
0erbare @olitlf Der munOerbaren MN
miaiitration unO Scr nod mumOer6a
rcreu Oemofratiihen Rartei inOoiite.
rem 10 miro 0ds Oummc &olf IN Der
December Sibulg nod mebr &c
idropit nnO Ole 9onmuoac Nnlcibe
a%utboriiiert merOen.
Sin iiiBer Groit iii ms aber ae
6liebcl. 99ad) Dem nddlten uicrten
.Mdr5 miro Gas Nbgeoroncten6oiS IN
eepublifaniihen 5dn0en lem mo 0a
0urdl miro Oen 9taAern" Ona @anO
wcrf aeleat,
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

Ger orntc Champ Glarf. arieGS
aaul Der Oemofratiihen @arteJ be
troaener uro enttduidter %olitifu
mo StantSmanu. @r mus 5t Sun
itcn zines Mannes 9Ee0eu balten, sci
len altSmlrtiae, beion0erS oeilen ena.
liide Yolitit er IN bitteren @ortce
aer6ammt Dat 5el6n feline repnbli
tariiden @eqlicr BADEN Mitlei0 nil
ocni arrgm Stomp 6lart, melher I'M
Su noe genolamcn, ell aanS outer
5scrl lit. Gr lit meHialtens Elm patri
otilder Anlerifaner mas man bon
Millianl Scnnin9s 8r0an nidt Iagen
fana.
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31
5tottyeu ans arr BnnnrsbonptItoot

fec Oeli Io"aenannicn point Of or0er"
aeocn Den &orihlog erboben bate.
Ser @oriibcnoa Job lid ge3wilnaen
oielen puriamentariihen Gnaman0
aufredt 81 baltcn, ieoenfols nit Iebr
6itterer Mienc. Menn &err 5tui
forN Oeni porigen apngreiie an9eb0rt
bate, 10 pdre aud nidts ans DEM
nidtsnuBigeu %gtfiiiegeieB gemOrOeit
nit meldbeu jeBt Der Tiltrift @olnm
6ia -begliIdt lit mo pelhes nit ora
foniidcr Strcn9e BON Der Oentofrati
idDen AOntiuiitration aus1efiibri
miro. Inter oieiem @eicb lino Sir
better, meld)e 81 ibrem Slnh aul
ser StrnBe Bier tralfen, 81 orei aio.
nuten Nrbeitshals perurteilt NOR
oel. SSn1 @runOe mag IS 0cn mel
Iten amcrifoniihen 9iir0crn gut5
eqal iein, ob sic Gbilippinen trodcn
ooer NAB iin0. Sic limo d6er 9eiib
tim Der Ser. Staaten mo Die Yro
bibition miirOe inter Der natlonalc1
5logoe einqefiibrt. g9er lit INN ole
Ter SSannes @eslep 0rpan pom Stad.
te @aibinaton2 Gr Itanlnlt ans
Souiliano, no er eS 81 nifts briracn
fonnte mo ais er lid nad 8aibin8-
ton pcrirrtc iAloB er lid oeu &ro
qrclliuen All oiclcn eolen 8un0eSgc
noiiell Ser 9emofraten, ipelde be-
fanntlid aud iiir 9robibition
ihmdrmclt. @on oielen mliroe er III
oen aongreB ourb 9~luralitGt er-
m16lt. Gu CT aber MIR $1,000 5tiu.
men qcQen iiber 10000 iiir orei an
oere &ouoioaten erbiclt 10 miro lem
erlter 3crmin luobl otdl ienu letter
fem rfo lein replibfifaHildler @t1rcr
miro ermablt mcrOen.
Die ruentucllc Nnnabmc 0es Spb-
ion G~rol;bitioms : shHeaOements
fam unr Onrdl sic Magi cinrs repil.
blifauiidcn NbgeorSnetenbanies Der
5inoert merDrn. Gas mag mauheni
2eier fomiiA porfomnlclL iii abcr Div
nafte g9ubrbeit. Sn ie0enl O~ernofra-
tiidben 9l6geuronetenbatie werOen oie
&ertretcr ser lii0lihen Rrobibitione
Itaoten oen Gon a%ngebcn mo Die @e.
Iebgebrnq fontroIIieren.
SD eebe SIT, OaB Der ulropdiidc
Qrieq Den acknowledgement iebr
idner gei6aOet bat, nber er bat aIld
an0eren Sntereilen 0es SnnoeS
ldmcr qeidaOet uuo oieie Sntereiien
baben oasielbe Geht puu Cnfel Sam
Sorihiiiie allf lire @ro0ufte 5n per
lQnuen, mic Die gaummoae &0nige
oes Siioens. Sin interuationaler
arieg, mie Der geaeamdrtige, muB
lelbItpcritdn0lidl allh alien n~eutralet
9Gnoern idJaoen, o6er pas benefit
ne0er Die Notmenoigfcit cinerGriegS.
lieiler bier in 5rieOcn. nod Oie &c.
uor5ll9m9 Ocr Snterelien eIles gnlI-
oeStcileS. Splte Gnfel Gam mirf-
LID fnapp al aleingelo ieilt, 10
braudt CT MIR @on0S III Der @nbe
poa eiii paar %bnuoert, o0cr ein paar
tauien0 Millionen Dollars 81 emmit.
iiercn iiir a~Ilgen1eine 3ipcde nno Die
ie meroen I'M eigenen 9anoe, 5inl
nieOrigitcn 3iuSiilB, Nbucbmer &C..
ing iiaoen. Gas iino mcnigitens sic
Auiidtcn ser bieiigen republitani-
ihel 6iibrer, melhe idon icit SAB
ren oic Gmon5ipierung Oiciea Gan
oe9 pom engliiden @elOmarfte De-
iiirmoriet babeli.
Milliam Sennings GrDan it aber
aNoerer Nniidt. Gr lit Der erlalidte
SdfDieaerpapa zines enolilAen Ciiis
5ierS mo Oas erflart iebr uiel mas
Washington Journal., 1914-10-31

IS miro ieOen 9entid) glncrifanel
frciielL ooB Der sl6georoneic Srant
n. @oo1s nom 10. Soma 0iitritt,
lpcIder ali Der Spite oaS uotipnalcn
repn6lifaniidlGn fouqrciiionellcn
@Q6lfontites iie6t. eincn Geutih
Anieritancr in Der &erion oes Scrrn
GoiIaro Neidlar0 5u ieinem pernnt
nortlihiten @ebilieu ernunnt BAT.
Nerr 9fcjdar0 ltommt ans St.9ouiS,
Mo. 81 lit aber idon piele Sabre in
ser 8lm0eahouptitaot geid0itlid inns
poliiiid tdtia gcmcieN. Ilrdl Den
GinilnB oes mobl mo iebr porteil-
bait bcfamltcn oeatid-gc6orcncn gt6
a~eoroHcten 9fiAaro TartbulOt, murOe
@errJtcihuro 5narii ST elmer lebr per
autiportlihcn Stealna int @iirn Oes
a&ergeant at Arma" oes Nbaepr0nc
%tenbarieS ertannt. ga 0icler Neoll.
te nlld) Der 3ablg3eiiter oes NoilIes
lit 10 giuaeu Ntillionen BON 9ollars
0nrb Ole @dnoe oes Nerrn Neidoro.
obne Den Gerllili uon ciiiem Sent
SCR bier Sabrcn nuiBte SEER Gel
dlaro einem oeniofratiihcn Yolitifcr
ElaB mdMen. Gr erbielt jeoob 10
liort eniell &ertraienspoiten in Ell
mem ser groBtea 6ilm5inititutf
gSaihinQton'a melde STEELE CT nod
bailte bcflciOet.
0itrd 0ic grnemung oes 0errn
9ieidaro Oct ser A6aeoronete @ooOs
ieina Srelm0ifaft fiir mo iein Ser
iropen III sic Gentid Amerifaner
|be3engt.
-Momulus.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

so1glooys - oloIoDo1A
~ oeCnnlso1 un1sr vhat
aneente1 y ~ ecn1llionA ths
nenbors q Coupony I g about their
VA VII ~ sogiou. puEposs viii
vkieh seldl>rs psopave b nsst ths
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

Two young Peeping Toms tip-toed
past window on the west side of the
house of Adiutant General and Mrs.
Harry T. Herring on Marcy street
about 0 o'clock Monday aud gave q
great exhibition of sprinting when
Mrs. Herring stepped out ON The
porch and blazcd away with a re.
volver. The reports at first startled
Marcy street residents, but when The
nciehbors asccrtained the cause Of
the fusillade, they were much pleas.
ed at the welcome given the prowlen.
There will likely be little trouble from
the peppers for some time to coms
in that locality-Santa Fe New Mex.
lean.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17
home stations.

home stations.
The target practice will consist Of
company field firing at figure targets
with cash prize for the company
getting the highest score.
Close order drills, open order drills
bayonet exercise, tent pitching, set
ting up exercises, compose most of
the routine work. Evolutions by
squads, companies, battalions, and
the regiment have given the citizen
soldiers plenty of variety and excel
lent training. Military problems in
advance guard work, patrolling, and
scouting have been solved. In all of
these things the officers and men
have participated with great enthu-
siasm.
To show that the work of the sol
der is hardly all play the following
list of routine calls is attached:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

Edward Allen md William Ace
were placed under arrest by City
Marshal j. c. Tabor and Deputy
Sheriff John Kelly, this week, charg.
ed with grand larceny. II is alleged
that the men entered the back door
of the Rosser Drug company on Gold
avenue and took u quantity Of co
Gaines and morphine to the value Of
$50. The men were caught at the
Union station as they were about 10
board train for III Paso. They
claim 10 be residents of the Pass
City. II is alleged by the Officers
that the men under arrest are drug
fiends and it is thought that theyare
old offenders. They will be eissn
"A preliminary hearing Monday, b.
fore Justice Of the Peace c. c. Rog.
ers.
Most of the drugs stolen were ie'
covered but are a total loss on se'
count Of the deterioated condition
when found.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

Deputy Sheriff Reddineton was
slashed about the face and head and
seriously wounded. while one Of five
Mexicans who assaulted him was
fatally shot, in fight in saloon IN
the Mexican quarter at Hurley We'd
nesday.
Deputies Reddineton and Garrison
responded to call to quiet trouble
in the saloon. When Reddington en-
tered the saloon. the five Mexieans.
with drawn knives started for him.
He pulled his automatic revolver. but
Il failed to work and in an instant he
was being cut and slnshed. as well as
beaten by his ssailants.
During the melee. Deputy Garrison
arrived ON the scene and drawing his
gun. shot one Of the Mexicans
through the lungs. another through
the shoulder and a third through an
arm. Te other two Mexicans escap-
ed. The Mexican who was shot
the lungs died few hours later. The
other wounded men are In Jail.
Deputy Reddington's wounds are
serious. but hope is yet held out for
his recovery. Aside from the knife
cufs. he was beaten ON the back of
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

There will be baseball game at
the local ball park Sunday fternoon
at 2 80 between the Deming Boosters
and the ball club Of CompanyC Of the
Sixth U. s. Infantry. The local boys
have been practicing all week for
the game and the soldier boys are in
excellent form. The Boosters have
secured the services Of pitcher who
has the reputation Of being a phe-
nomenon and the game Is expected
TO be a fast one.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

The second shipment Of carload
of Saxon automobiles was received
this week by Wells-Peueh, local
agents of the Saxon and the ears are
rapidly being sold. Another carload
of Saxon autos will be received the
latter part of this month.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

/ rust outtutiou ot&tu ts % tuAoutiy
Major Edison A. Lewis, Captain
Thomas A. Pcarce, Captain Leon l..
Roach, Captain Richmond Smith,
Captain Ward Dabney, First Lieuten-
ant Thomas W. Hammond. Second
Lieutenant John w. Simons, Jr., Sec
ond Lieutenant Albert s. Peake. Sec
ond Lieutenant Paul X. johnson.
Second Lieutenant Dennis Z. Me-
Cunniff
Medical Corps
First Lieutenant A. c. Miller. d.
Battery &C." Sixth Field Artillery
Captain Il. d. Scott, First Lieu
tenant A. l.. p. Sands. Second Lieu
tenant Neil @. Finch.
Today is Governors Day at Camp
Brookes where the National Guard Of
New Mexico, a battalion of the Sixth
y. s. Infantry, and battery Ut the
Sixth U. s. Artilley are holding joint
maneuvers. Governor W. c. Nc
Donald arrived this morning and as
comma nder- in chief Of the New Mex
leo National Guard is reviewing the
troops and making an inspection Of
the camp. This evening there will
be a reception to Governor MELON
aid followed by dance at the Adel-
phi Club rooms on Gold avenue. The
regimental band will furnish orches-
ira music for the occasion.
Tomorrow the First Regiment. New
Mexico National Guard. the first hat
TALON Of the Sixth U. s. Infantry,
and Battery G Of the Sixth U. s.
Artillery will pass through Deming
on a practice march. The troops will
be here about 2 o'clock and will pass
east on Pine street to Gold avenue
south on Gold avenue to Spruce
street, west on Spruce street to Camp
Brookes. In the evening there will be
u band concert on Pine street be-
ginning about 8 o'clock. There was
band concert in the city Wednes-
day evening aud last evening the
band furnished music for a social
hop given by Company at the ten
mis- court on Pine street. Wednesday
the theaters Of the city were open to
the visitors. Wednesday evening the
chamber Of commerce entertained the
staff officers, Officers Of the regular
forces in camp, and a number Of cit
liens at dinner ut 8 o'clock at the
Harvey Hotel. There were a num-
her Of speeches made, W. T.. Holt
acting as toastmaster.
There will be band concert in
camp each evening beginning about
8 o'clock. Each afternoon at $50
o'clock there will be dress parade
followed by guard mount. Both these
ceremonies are well worth seeing and
the citizens are invited to the parade
grounds north of the camp.
Much Of the maneuvers are hard
for the uninitiated to understand.
This is especially true Of combat or
attack when the men advance by
thin lines spread ont over consider
able distances seeking cover and
keeping out Of view when possible.
Very little IL 10 be seen on the pres
ent dav battlefield, though the firing
is always kept up. The men are
taught to crawl when the fire Of the
enemy becomes calling. This attack
was used by the japanese In the Rus
so-Japanese war with the bes: re-
suits. Get as close TO the enemv
rs possible with the least loss. seems
to be the idea. Monday morning there
will be a battalion attack beginning |
at z 80 o'clock and at the same hour
Tuesday there will be a regimental
attack. With this the work Of the
encampment will be finished and the
guardsmen and regular troops viii
krook oamxs ouI urooooI xo fh.sx
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

soog6ooy, ~ olnIQno1A
~ eeGanlso1 unaor what
onounted y ~ eon1ffiona. the|
ucuhoss q Coupony I 9 about thsir
vuek wilh ~ sogiou. purposs viii
vAieh sel1i>rs psepavs h nsst he
HEDRIN0 PLEAGED
In sn interview via . representa-
tive Of ~ 0raphie Aijstant General
Harry 7. Herring szpeesssd great
satisfaetion h regard 70 the pleas
ant social relations existing between
The citissns Of Douing and the OFF,
esrs and nsn Of Cam Brookes.
IDEAL CONDITIONS
"Whsn Tie STATE Military authori-
~ Of TIE state vQs discussing
plans for The eneaupmsnt," said
General Herring, ''thers was some
doubt ~ to TIE advisabllity Of Sc
lecting Dsming for ths camp. We
were informed that the weather con-
ditions in midsummer are not 10
agreeable a. in the cities of higher
altitude and that Deming, being one
Of the smaller cities, might not offer
attraction pnch as IL to be found
elsewhere. l am glad to say that we
have found all these things to be un-
true, and that no better place could
have been selected.
HAVE GREAT ADVANTAGES
1.-THE primary reasons for coming
here was because larger number Of
regular troops could be secured on
the border. We have the greatest
number Of U. 8. Army men than is
present in any encampment in the
country. This gives Us the advant-
age Of superior instructions.
COMPLIMENTS DEFINING
at is evident that the citizens Of
Deming greatly appreciate the pres
ence Of the troo"s. and attach the
proper Importance to National Guard
work. They have through the cham
Der Of commerce provided an ideal
camp site with all the advantages
Of water, sanitation, drainage, etc..
as well as the most pleasant social
diversion for officers and men.
1.-THE officers Of the regular estab-
lishment have shown the same will
ingness 10 instruct and assist the
guardsmen In every possible way.
The guardsmen In turn have shown
their appreciation by earnest atten-
ton and willingness to receive help.
BOQUET FOR co. ~"
"Three Of the companies including
Company up Of Deming have been
organized since the first of the year.
and these companies are among the
best in the regiment. While ] do
not desire to especially compliment
any one company or battalion. ! feel
that it is but fitting TO say that the
members of Company n" have shown
themselves soldiers In every respect,
and that the state and city should
feel proud Of them. II is to be hoped
that the ciisens Of Deming will con-
tinue to show the interest In the To-
cal company which they have so far
manifested. The citizens are re-
quested to attend the ceremonies and
drills at the camp whenever possible
FREDERICK IN COMMAND
In closing General Herring paid
highest compliments TO the work of
Col. D. A. Frederick. Y. 8. A., the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

FOR SALE-Second hand wagons,
plows, cultivators, harrows, bean
planter and other farm implements.
r. Jordan. 46-p
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

FOR eALES1 sob. p. Fairbanks
Morse 81 engine with pressure pump
and cir receiver for SELF starting de-
vies for engine and ! 6-2 stage Byron
Jackson pump with frame shafting
and p1llsys. This equipment In first
class condition and win b sold ct q
bargain. Call ct the Office Of the
Water Works. Il.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

w. L. Foxworth was In the city
this week 70 attend the board meet
ing Of the Dsming Lumber company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

Mrs. Hon. mothere of Victor Hon.
and daughter are in the city visiting
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

WANTED Lady 10 handle our line
Of goods IN Dsning on eennission;
good proposition. Write Grand Union
Tea Co., Denver, Colo. ~
WANTED-16o Ssst l~ineh pips. also
50 fest or any part Of S-inch siss.
Address Boz 223. Z
WANTED Position AZ housskssper.
Good cook. Address Graphic. Ask
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PIane Bargains
Marshall upright $50, Automatic
Electric, good condition @2o6; Rsso-
tone player piano ess6. and fifteen
more dependable pianos taken ct
about half price. Easy terms. J.
N. Crawford, phone 1o6. IS
Switches, puffs and pompadours
made from combings. Also dye and
bleach hair. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Mrs. woodall, SIC Silver ave.
48
Automobile for hire. Terms rsas-
enable. Julian Grace, phone 204. u
Painting, tinting, paper hanging;
wall paper in stock or ordered from
samples. Glen Featherston, success
or to Douglas. Phone $50.
STRAYED--T Two small dehorned
heifers, one yellow and one fawn
color; no marks or brandt. 4 to 8
months old. Please notify Albert
Ernst. Il
STRAYED-Brown horse branded
MP ON left hip. Information regard
ing same will be rewarded. Fred
Clawson, Myndus, N. N.
l05T
LOST-Pair gray gloves yesterday
in Deming or Camp Brookes. Return
to Graphic office. 4oBp
LOST Officers field glasses,
Borsch & Lamb make. Liberal re-
ward paid if delivered to this office,
chief of police or to Lieut.. Col. W.
C. Porterfield, Camp Brookes, Dem
ing. 46dh
LOST-Officer's black and gilt hat
cord. Return to Graphic office. oh
FOUND-Hub cap for Appcrson car.
Owner inquire at Graphic. 40b
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+ PERSONAL =
+ ++++++++++++++++
+. C. Greer, a former resident Of
Clovis, N. NJ, arrived in the city this
week from Oklahoma for a three
weeks visit with friends.
Attorney R. C. Ely and little
daughter left Tuesday evening for
California where they will spend the
summer.
Mrs. j. v. Schurtx and son Hugh.
returned Friday morning from Wis
il with Mrs. l.. A. Hall and Mrs. Ed
Pride Mt the ranches.
Mrs. Harry T. Herring, wife Of Ad-
iutant General Herring arrived in the
city Tuesday and will remain until
after the encamnment.
He. Jordan and family. E.A. NAL
com and DR.. E. A. Montenyohl re-
turned Thursday from a ten-days'
fishing and hunting trip on the ella.
Mrs. Arthur c. Raithel has re-
turned from a weeks trip to the
Pacific coast. She was accompanied
by her brother, Thos. r. Murchison
of Los Angeles, Cal. Tom says he
likes the city Of Deming very much.
A. II. Stephens Of Atlanta, Ca.
T. J. Wilson, Imboden, Ark, @. 4.
Robertson, Chicago. Ills., Herman
Mohr, FL Centre, Cal, and NJ. A. Du
Bots Of Freehold, N. j.. were visitors
to the chamber Of eomerce Thursday.
II. G. Bush secretary and manager
of the Deming Lumber company,
leaves today for two-weeks' bust
ness trip to the coast. John Corbett
will have charge Of the office during
Mr.. Bush's absence.
In horse race at Douglas, Aris..
last Sunday, J. W. Phillips horse,
Billy, won against Pancho. q we'll
known Arizona race horse. The race
was for 800 side.
DR.. NJ. j. Moran, secretary Of the
state board of dental examiners re-
turned Tuesday from Tucumcari
where he attended the annual con-
rauf;on of the New Mexico Dentiata
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-17

WANTED Gentle work horss for
three or four months, light WORK; 4
be Il cheap nay by. Address or
call at this oeEioe. III
WANTED Lady 10 handle our linz
Of goods IN Dsning on eoonlssion
good proposition. Write Grand Union
Tea Co., Denver, Colo. ~
WANTED 16o fsst l-ineh pips. also
50 fsst or any part Of S-ineh sise.
Address Boz 223. e
WANTED-Position AZ housskeeper.
Good cook. Address Graphic. Ask
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