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THE CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANH.-.u
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
NOTICE OF 4
MEETING.


New York. September 81. 1915. ,
Notice Ia her, given that the annual
meeting OF the Stockholders of The Chesa-
peske and Ohio Railway rlpany. VIII be
held at the general ONCE OF the Company
in the cts Of Richmond. virginia. on Tues
day, October -. 1916. at eleven O'clock
A. ~. ,s) for the election OF Directors, ,bl
for the purpose OF considering All action
heretofore taken or authorized by the
Board Of Dir tors or by the Executive
Committee of the Company which may pc
admitted to the meeting. and Co for the
transaction Of such other business as may
lawfully come before the meeting.
The stock I arsfer books Will be CLOSED
At the ONCE NJ the Company. No. II Broad
way. New York City. on Friday. SEPTEMBER
20. 1915. at three o'clock =. NJ, ana VIII
be reopened on Wednesday. october 20.
1915, at ten o'clock 4. NJ.
BY order NJ tho Board Of Directors.
CARL REMINGTON. Secretary.
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FLOUR AND M%EAI-rric-, in wood

Spring patents, Sj5mS.Sj: spring clears,
fIijHi rs winter patents, % $50
winter s,raigh,s, s760W7s5; extra No. !
winters. st1s2o, extra No. : winters. t1j
% 90. Kansas straights. 81 Oi u so fancy
spting patents. iohbing lots, H6oW H.7s.
Rye -four firm; falr % good, f6S 40:
choice - fancy, tG0jUTl5, cornmeal
frm.r; kiln dried. $40. Bag meal hrm"r-
nne white and yellow. s2liH2 20; coarse.
fco5G2 10. Feod-Citv iirn; bran. bulk
t?TiO: 100 IN. sacks. $40; heavy nildlings
do, $3.50; -four m!idlinrs do. $3.50;
rcd dos nour, 40 10 sacks. $3.50. Western
firm; bran. 100 NJ. sacks, 81; so; standard
,nidilings do. $40, Hour midillngs do.
13t: red dog -four. 40 H.. sacks. s3s.
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ALLOY STEEL ISSUE SOLD.
Hair Of the 100000 shares Pub
IicIy Offered Oxersub.cr,bed.

The entire issue Of boo.o 900 shares of
the United Alloy Steel Corporation.
formed to take owe the United Steel
Company of Canton. Ohio. has been sold
privately. according to an announce
ment by n banking syndicate headed by
Hornblower & Weeks, Dominick & Dom
mick and kissel. kinnlcutt 4 Go. The
onering price was $47 a share More
than one-half OF the stock vas taken by
holders In the old company and the
stock available to the public Is reported
to have been oversubscribed five times.
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 TT statement of
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas.
ury shows.
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L. L. fiRUskI. Auct.r. 20 Bou.. -.

10 A. NJ. unredeemcd pledges OF every d.
scription for unpaid loans from tn. fol'o,.
Ing pa wnbrokers. Including all damon,
rubies. sapphires. pearls. emcraids. all o,l.,
stones unset or set IN rings. earring. Mn,
links, chains. studs. bracelets locke, a,
other mounting. all jewelry. wa,chr. ~.
rwa guns instruments. turs. clothins
cameras, all other goods pledged pretioI,
to dates and up to numbers mentioned. ho,h
Inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Oct. III. J. Friel, ltI3-liT5 Proadvev
es7 Myrtle Ave. Brooklyn. Jewe!ry, dis.
monds. &C.
Oct. is-wm. Simpson 4 Co. iSi p,,.
cry. prior Aug. I. 1915. TO No. 2js7b.
oct. GA. Bruder. Inc. IS. Columbus,
sobel Bros. s.? Columbus Ave. prior o.,
Oct. s.-P. T.. Clancy. 40 Grand s.,
prior Oct. II, 1915.
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LIS I'ENDENS,
Manhattan.


s6TH ST. II y, so W 81 av, 2OxS. s. Society
of ~ ,Johniand agt CRANKY Corp ct al
foreclosure of mortgage. attys, Cary
4 Carroll '
YES HOUSTON ST. ?s-Ci,y Real Es.
tat" 90 hst Henrietta Krugman ct al
lforsrlosurr OF mortgage), atty, II.
Swain. "
l?irH ST, :. E-N Y Trust Co AIT Huber,
irtHtrih ct ~ foreclosure Of mortgage t.
attAs. Bowers n Sands.
BrOnX.
I'D Az, y s. II. II l+sth 81. :GxsO-Hrnry
brln'kmann agt Augusta Dorm ct nj
tpartillun sult). atty, II G Knocppel.
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JOSEPH sHONGOOp.s so>s

Shongood. Auct.. - Bowcry. soil 10 ~
Oct. l,-Men..s and w"meh's clothing a.,
goods. shoes. Sc. pledged prior 500, =.
1915. to No. 3037 and all Older dates a.
Silberstein'~ Sons, s-lo sti. Ave. A.n Sta"
lar soods b. & $. Aufses & Son. lnc, y;
Stanton st. 80
Oct. 1S-Al diamonds. watches. jewell,
silverware. instruments. odds ami ,,i.
pledged prior Sept. Is, 1915. to 80 ,s,.''
also No. 1910. dia. ring. No. sail A..
earrings. and older dates. Silb"rs'.in p,'".
2t57 Sth Ave,
Oct. le-Clothing. 7 J. Saver. Rr,oLt..
s schwartz. 229 Grand So. u ] Fiji,
Brooklyn.
oct. la-Diamonds, watches. iewNlty
Hugh Lavery. lac sands st. BroAlyn ~
Oct. 23-Ail dia and other prs.i,,,
stones. set and unset. all watches, level
Of every description, silNerwdre. iu,,r,
ments. odds and end &C., pledged MIS-,
Aug. I. 1915. to No. 4s2iO and All rco,
held over from former sales. Max Bs-,,
stein. pa West l?jth st.
Oct. 23-Men's and women's clothing ,
Wollheim e. Sons. 1tS3 LIST Ave. "
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JACOB sHoNGUI. Auctioneer. % Bow.

Oct. 17-Iarge consignment jewe,ry.
Oct. l7-Clothing and all pledges pr,o,
Oct. 10. 1915; Heilhrun Bros. is7t il,
Row. s.. Mayer. Jersey City.
oct. ls-clothing. prior Oct. II i,i'
Barney's Loan Office. 1853 Sd Ave. Col.g.
Loan Office. cl23 sth Ave. Bronx loa,
office, II. COINS Son. Prop, .7et 81 A..
Oct. l?--Jeaelry, watches. diamonds an.
pledges of every description prior Oc' g.
1915, from No. 3l29 TO 1880. Joe. Wen
berger. 193 Ave. A. also for : :. Kory 4
Co. Brooklyn.
oct. 2o-Jewelry. &c. prior oct. II. ~.
]. teielman. 1895 LIST Ave.
oct. 23-Rugs. tapestries and pledges NJ
every description pledged prior OCT 2. isl'
to No. $3.50. 4. kaskcl e. sons. q CoIgnt..
Ave. Also four dozen rugs from IN" B,jkia
States.
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l. by

SALES by AUCTION.
Fifth Avenue AuetIen Rooms, Inc.
333-3ti Fourth Ave. s. +. Cor. 25th ST..
NOw on EXHIBITIONS.
Henry A. Hartman. Auctloneer.
Consolidated Sale No. 1873 BY Auction OF
The Provident Loan Society
Of New York
Of the collateral for unpaid loans made
previous to ana including June 20. 1915.
at the following offices;
3G Fourth Avenue.
Loans to No. isGcS inclusive.
1876 Eidrldge street.
Loans to No. l36gSs inclusive.
s36 seventh Avenue.
Loans to No. 1000 inclusive.
l?&th It. and Lexington Ave.
Loans to No. g1JI Inclusive.
900 Grand street.
Loans to No. lOg3j3 Inclusive.
$40 East I'D street.
Loans to 40. 1903 inclusive.
c23 East Houston street.
Loans 20 No. 1864 inclusive.
Itsth 81. and Courtlandt Ave-. Brenx.
Loans TO No. Gt93 inclusive.
smith and Livingston sts., Brooklyn.
Loans 20 No. 4t05 inclusive.
"a Graham Avenue. Brooklyn.
Loans to No l12o Inclusive.
Pitkin and Rocknway AYES. Brooklyn.
Loans to No. ?1;Sl inclusive.
To be held Wednesday and Thursday,
October Is and 10. 1916, from $3.50 A. II.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Topping Construction Company.
rronN;. capital, $500; directors, Henry
KEEL, Charlotte keil and Charles Eherhart.
The j h *. Real Estate Company,
Mount Vernon. capital. 5000; directors,
James Il, Kahn. Alber, +. Gcscheidt and
Jeremiah ID. oomey
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rs, Choice. ss~sso: prime

supply. 100 cars. Choice. ss~ssO; prime.
sS7jH9,
Shrep--lower; supply, &c double decks.
Prime wcthers. sI75TS: culls and com
mon. s3iOT5: lambs. s7u 1850; veal
calves. slg.S0ul3.
Hogs-lower; receipts. 81 double decks
Prime heayies. 81. 90 "a 10; mediums, SOS a
. 80; heavy Workers, 3G.75uasO: light
Workers. &9.@5q9i0 pigs, 39usl5; roughs,
3gW9.3.
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The total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday We're $685.
1854. of which sll4,357.l4 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and S392,33S.l0 for recent
importations.
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RECEIPTS.

LIVERPOOL CABLES-Spot in good de.
mand; sales, .lo,oo bales; speculation and
export. 100; American; 5000: impor's Loo,
opened steady. 4 TO 3 points higher: closed
firm at net advances OF 1914 TO Is points.
January. February. p?Jd. March.April,
10. ?s,gd.: May,June. 10 sod. July'Augus'.
10.2sd, Manchestrr-Yarns higher prices
check business. cloths, fair business.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY.

WllmIngton, Del, October 3, 1918,
The regular quarterly dividend OF lhpo
on the Preferred Capital stock OF thit Tom
i, 1915. to stockholders of record at the
close OF business October 20, 1915. Pre-.
ferred stock transfer books will be closed
October 20. 1916, and reopened at . O'CLOCK
A. NJ. November /. 1915.
r. r. COY. Treasurer.
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PAWNBROKERs. SALES.
CENTRAL Auction Co. ". she,

CENTRAL AUCTION co, N. sb..h.,
A~uctioneer, 15s Canal street. soils J.W.,.,
at II A.. NJ: clothing at 10 \. VI ''y
Oct. I7-By J. Simpson & Co, as Pa.
Row. All unredeemed pledges Of pss,.s
diamonds and other precious stone.
watches. jewelry, silserware. gun, ~
pledged previous to No. 3os0O July is isS.'
and all articles held over from former a.
Oct. 1s-By NJ. Lavery. 2277 81 As. IT,
redeemed pledges OF pearls. dia mont, a.
other precious stones. watches. lewelry. ,"'
ver~are &C.. pledged previous to No. SODA
Sept. Is, 1915. Also from 5gi 9Th A. "y'
pledges Of like description proyious ia ~
$4,000 sept. 10. 1915. and goods held fto.u
former sales. "'m
oct. is-By Henry Miller. 7t7 a.b A..
Clothing. etc. pledged TO Oct. 10. %iois'""
Oct. 70 -By J.. J.. FIt1simmon. -,
Broadway. Brooklyn. clothing TO O., -
1915. ''
Oct. 24-By II. Simpson 4 Co. "a, IT,.
t2d st. All unredeemcd pledges OF "r'
dia monds and other precious ,,o"n.n
watches. Jewelry.. silvcrwarc. Sc. rlcd,.
previous to No. i000I June 1. ist ,.nI.
goods held over from former sple. ""' 81
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. B.-Prices firm on moderate
volume OF business. Swifts continued strong.
ex dividend. Stewart Warner. Diamond Match
and City and Connecting preferred q little
higher. Bonds UNCHANGED. Summary:
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct M.-LaR" SunsrioT
soli I'M 10 "a A gain of !. point. and Phila-
dslphia Rapid Transit certificates advanced \.
General market steady. summary:
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DIVIDENDS.

stock Of Pay
Record. able.
Gin. Sandusky a Clev.. q.
.lhE .....:..:........oct 20 Nov. !
cT Oct. 81 Oct. 81
REQ Motor Co, q. 2i1G Oct. 10 Nov. I
REQ Motor Co; cx. IN %...O Oct. ls Nov. !
Sears, Roebuck g. Co. q.
ln% ........"........oct, 81 Nov. Is
Packard Motor Car. q.
l*Ge. Oct. Is Nov. /
Fail River Gas Works. q.
"a Oct. Is Nov. l
Fort Worth Pow. a 1t.
Co, pr, O., l%%.......Oc 20 Nov. l
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MARTIN RElSFELD, shoes, ~ Avenue ID.
Assigned 10 Arthur Joseph.
ALEXANDER GREEN, cigars, .ols sew
enth avenue. Assigned to Esras Gottlieb.
GENERAL WOODWORK COMPANY. INC,
AIS Eleventh avenue. application made to
Supreme Court for dissolution OF com
pany by Max Jeruss. "A director. Justice
Con named Francis II. Pollock as referee
Liabilities estimated at s2,Si7: assets.
$3.50. order to show cause set down Tor
November 81.
HERMAN T.. SOBEL and MORRIS A.
ANfsH, trading as Sobcl & Anesh. man
ufacturing women's and Children's hats,
10 BOND street. assigned to Nathan Appel
haun,
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AGENTS WANTED

EARN 500 weekly marngirg -
legitimate mail order business. Nt f+-r''
everything: right party L,rI re- VIZ
about capital. splendid vALr." Cor .''
gent, employed person to 'N.'''' H'
pendent business on pToNt sht'l'F ''''
beginning in spare tim". cN'uu.c- .' ''l'
particulars free pp~TnEIlNllli.- IN
CHAN,;E. Runalo y
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Bankrupts discharged by Judge Mayer
were: Paul Plunkett. Charles Schiner. lily
man Levy. Rogers a. whipper. samuel Sill
verman. Samuel Lipkowitz, Max Neuberger,
Antonio Lombardo. Theodore II. Bauer.
Gross, weiner & Kaufman. Moses A. Gold
stein. Henry W. wsldin. Celia Cahen. John
Opoxnaur. Morris Greenberg. A. II. n ] Ru-
hinowitz. J. kantro~itz and Charles A.
Bryan.
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS
BOSTON MARKET.
MINING

BOSTON. Oct. s,-Coppcr stocks generally
Arm. several issues showing fair gains. Copper
Range improved . points. summary:
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TYPEwRITERs.
N T

Nom NisiL..s. I months. ~. Visible q
months ~. ini'iA IA yment appliesR rcear-
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO, iHe-
3<5 Broadway, at leonard st.
o56 Broadway, at cst st. Tel ANS
l1a " 42d st.. Times sansr, Fr.a1Nh
% Nassau st.. OF Mriien Ian.
10 Barclay st Telephone o3o3 Ccrfss's
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Oct. i6-Market fairly active.
with tone steady Consolidated Power issues
fractionally higher, Summary
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AUTOM MOBILE
EXCHANGE
AL Autos--At Sacrifice

Demonstrations Given; Easy Payments Ar
ranged Automobiles Traded.
Fiat Town cars, Llmousines, etc. Pack
ard Coupes. Seians, Landaulettes Pierce
Landaulet:es and Touring Stesrns Coupe
,eite. silent Knight. Haines SIN" $3.50 to
$500.
Cadillac .1.andauiettes. Coupelettes. IL
mous!nes. Touring "lt' to &C. Models,
1916 Studchakcr. $500; Carhart. $3.50.
chalmers sedan and Touring. $3.50 to
$3.50: L.oComobilc Llndau.ettc. $3.50; over
lands. S2j0, $3.50, $3.50.
Renauit Limousine. $3.50; s. G V, Landau
%Ie,tes. Iimousines. Hudson skies" $500.
500. Peerless, 1911, s27i
Chevrolcts, 1875. stio. $3.50; Metallurgic
Landaulettes, $50, $3.50; Stutz Bulldogs,
1918. 1915. 1916, S;75 up; Abbott Seven Pas
senger. s.I5; BLicks, $3.50, 1850, $3.50. $3.50.
EifiY other EnnsnAl Opportnnities.
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

~PITTSBURG. oct. fla Belle Iron easier
IN late trading PNtsburg OIL and Gas
gained "a. summary:
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Manhattan Judgment Filed.
r,r~s u.c,a a. shat of deht mr.

A.o,,an CO.. v. Crooke E, al. .s:s. Sss ~
worker. G. m b, 10 Well. i.:1
Dusan. Lewis r.. Joseph 4 Agnes ,.,,.
s. Berchansky WIN
Davidson. Arthur Nj. L. Randall. 1881
sam ct ai'."'AD""-"..'|.."".. .sw@
Gordon. Harry-Bond Realty & I'M
provement CO.. Inc. ..n"....".. 1910
ct Il .li"""". "."'.". I.ss,.,s
Brumley Observation-Disclosures. SoI.1
McClusky.- Maria-v. Loewcrs Gam.
hriuus Brewery Co.............. $1,000
Machine Metal Products Co, Inc
A. J. OMalley ............. S3.ht
priestlcy. william H-G. Douglass. S1..i
Pierce. JOSIAH. Ekclund ............ i.occ.s
Schneider. Dsvid-B silyerman. ....,. 1852
Sasaki. Georxe-l. Morimura ct al. s35 81
Bronx judgments Filled.
Kelly Observation-Disclosures. sinaS
Costa, Peter-E lnselmann. .......... 5000
bie Co.....-.".~"T"""..... ss:s
Ernst. Josie E.-P. Wallbott. ........ b.i3iOs
lchelson. Morrit-A. J. Van Ripper. if7sl?
X. 4 J." Co.-waycrly Auto Ex Co. $3.50
Manhattan satisfied judgments
First. debtor: second. creditor; date filed
Bordens Condensed Milk Con-.
cprrie Charles Nm, currie; June
E%ddin.er: waliace-H ). Berry: Jan,
Macoueuen. william D.-M. L. ske. ~
nan: Sept. >. isl3 ....".......... 40:
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

LDST-Between Englewood. y. J., and
c>th St, y. Y, SATURDAY. IAN, in The
on cadillac rim With black color. reward
to Under. II. g. RANNES, Room 1923, Ira
hrnutIMaN
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BUSINESS RECORD.
Schedule In Bankruptcy.

Err BROS. paints. 1871 Chrystie
street. Liabilities. sci. 49,; assets. $1,000.
Principal claims: Robert Graves Co.
1885: y. W. Maxwell 4 Co. s3.2i3: New
York Card and Paper Company. &:,5f.
Petition In Bank uptcy.
UNIVERSAL PIANO COMPANY. INC.
manufacturer pianos. &2s Whitlock ave
niue. Bronx. Liabilities and assets not
given.
The sun., 1916-10-17

statesmen ,stnck) wanted Nv Cd rH'.r,'
paying !. per cent carniu. - pc ,"r' -.
,cr,d by bankers and heavy oil opcrH'H'' ~
acres stock listed aud aCtIN" f->h ,'al.
sells on sight, Telephone Mr. SrraEc, Brood ""
SA1ESMEN ,stockl wanted large ir1H''r'H
has paid dividends for u wears hC 'arh. :,
It's product known all over N" world l'''
Of the finest Kind furnished, l,l,?haI' N''''-
COOS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

The Southern Pacific is oiling the
road bed from Gage to Rio Grandc,
which is about 100 miles, 100 bar
rels Of oil are used to the mile Of road
bed. Mr.. Butler is in charge Of the
train that is doing the work, which
means that il will be done right.
The =. =. is having storm bitches
put in between Mongolia and Gage,
where the s. p. washed out last year.
The s. p. have enlarged the stock
pens at Gage, Cambray, Alden and Sc
par.
Mr.. Vair is the new road-masters
clerk.
The s. p. paint gang is now at
Cambray.
Mr.. Chase, the popular agent at
Gage was in the city Saturday.
Chas. Schrempp, section foreman,
has been transferred to Luxor.
Wayne Darling, Of Yuma, has re-
lieved Mr.. Tucker as chief clerk.
Frank Del.aunay is in the s. =.
hospital ut San Francisco having his
eyes treated.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Clayton will
leave in few days to spend the sum
mer in California.
Mr.. Stevens the popular operator
has not reported for duty yet. He
has been very sick and we will BE-
glad 10 see him back.
A ear of quicksilver valued at
s0O,000.OO, from San Francisco to
New York, with two guards passed
through Deming this week.
We regret very much that Mr.. N.
A. Bolich, who for two years has
been superintendent Of the cemetery,
handed in his resignation to the new
City Council, as it will be mighty hard
to get one who will give it the time
and attention that Mr.. Bolich did.
He deserves great credit forw hat he
has done.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

Vivian Forbes Coke, has JOINED
the Graphic force.
That Tunis meeting sure develop.
ed oratorical ability on the part OF
the candidates.
Joe Moore, of Fort Stockton, Tex.
twin brother of Mrs. Jack GOODWIN
will arrive tonight to visit his sister
Mayor Nordhaus has been invited
to join the military training camp al
San Antonio, and possibly may GO
for time.
Miss lone Hogdon, who has been
taking an advanced music course in
New York city, during the past year
arrived home this week.
T.. +. Moran. was home from
I.ordsburg over Sunday and reports
the Small bakery building and a
$500 brick bungalow nearly CON-
pleted.
W. &. Rawson shows date.
ness, by equipping his already modern
undertaking establishment with n
beautiful Velie motor hearse. Moth
too advanced for Deming.
W. =. Southland, president Of tho
State Fair Association and Editor
NJ. l.. Fox, of the Journal are in
town today, boosting the big show,
ard they are some boosters at that.
DIR. II. @. Young would appreciate
information from the parties who sent
their laundry in a lowered laundry
bag, Tuesday, by Mexican wo-
man.
Supi. Andrew McCurdy of Car
rizozo, and family are visiting Dem
ing relatives. Supt. McCurdy is on
the Normal College faculty. He will
return to Carrizozo next year.
The fire department was called out
twice this week, the Hills barn, which
was partly destroyed and the J. N.
Lennox residence on Gold avenue
which was wholly consumed by
the flames, Mr.. Lennox and family
escaping with their lives, one trunk
and q gun.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26

We have the following properties t.
trade for Mimbres valley land. Lool
them over and make your proposition
100 acres near Ink, Ark. Partl,
cultivated, balance in good grass, wei
improved, in good neighborhood
Price $500. Trade for improves
land.
Hotel building, Cotton, California
bringing income. Price $4,000, trade
for Deming property.
10 acres highly improved, foul
miles from Grand Junction, Colo.
six acres bearing orchard, oil in cul-
tivation, Price $4,000. lncumbranc'
$500. Trade for Deming land.
60 acres improved three and one
half miles W. Of Hondale to trade fol-
grass land north of Micsse or Carne
Some good lots in Rosemont Ad-
dition. III Paso, for Deming property
Nine-room house in Los Angeles,
value $4,000. mortgage $4,000, rented
at $50 month, also an eight-roon,
house at Iemet, Cal, value $4,000,
clear, will trade one or both for city
property or small ranch.
24O acres mostly in cultivation,
well improved, five miles of good
town, rural route and telephone. To-
Gated in Lawrence Co.. Ind. Price
800 per acre, Incumbrance $1,000
five years at O per cent. Wants
sheep ranch.
50 acres near IIumansville, Mo-,
line large house. all highly improved
value Sl1.500. Will trade for MINI
brcs Valley land.
100 acres near Fletcher, Okla. i'm
proved, will trade for land of equal
value near Demine. valuc $4,000.
$50. 900 Hotel in Montrose, Colo.
for exchange.
1860 acres near Dalhari, Texas.
What have youl
10 acres improved under government
ditch in Pecos valley.
q h. u. engine for sale or trade for
: h. u. engine.
s room house in Colo, Springs, 2
room house IN Pueblo. Col, and "a
acres in Imperial valley Cal. TO eN-
change together an separately.
30 h. p. Fairbanks Morse cngin"
and No. Byron and jackson pump
for sale Or trade.
Good driving or saddle horse Tor
sale at sacrifice.
: acres adjoining Yoncalla, Ore,
-four acres bearing prune trees, well
improved, price $500, mortgage of
$500. What have you for this'
6 room house in Covington. Tex.
Hill county. to trade for small tract
close in.
We have properties listed for eX-
change ia al Sections at ihcllnlted
States il yon want to move see ~.
W. are Land Specialists. We also
keep listing on pumps. engines. milk
COWS. horses. wagons. windmill, aur-
omobies etc.
If you want TO buy see us--lf YOU
,t.,f A.. ..li "a. u.--
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-05-26
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Walter Ingersoll, one Of our most
popular young men, was called to
his company when they left for the
border. much TO the sorrow Of GER
tain young lady up here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Ash arrived
from California last week, they have
purchased 40 acres of river land
from T. b. Templeton. They will
make this their home, they are al
ready pleased with this country, es-
pecially the climate.
Mr.. and Mrs. kasson of Deming
visited their Luna county ranch Sun
day.
Mrs. Killinger of Deming spent n
few days up here last week, MS :.
guest of her brother, Senator Upton
Homer Tarbell. cur peace dispens.-
or returned from Deming Sunday, he
took in a herd of steers to ship.
II. V. Whitehill, Cap. Foster, J.
Doolittle and james Colson, left for
Deming with u large bunch of steers
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The q. +. 5. enjoyed a very de-
lightful afternoon with Mrs. FREQ
Sherman at her charming suburban
home.
A picnic dinner was seryed under
the cvergreens, after which the fol-
lowing officers were elected, Mrs.
Pennington, president; Mrs. Achsa
Field, viee-president; Mrs. Sherman.
secretary; Mrs. J. @. Kerr, treasur-
err.
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Ed Bell and John Hyatt visited
the Chinaman mines Wednesday.
J. y. Ostrander of Hurley was in
the city the first part Of the week.
Messrs. Jones and Payne, Of Salt
Lake were in the city over Sunday.
Miss Lucille Ward will leave shortly
for visit To friends in Fierro, N. M.
l.. o. Tucker has joined the Nord-
haus force, in charge of the gents
furnishing department.
Mrs. +. j. Tilley left Tuesday for
Texas to visit her son, to be gone
until early winter. The Tillcy res
idcnce has been rented by Mrs. Kill
gore during the absence Of Mrs.
Tilley.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. York with their
interesting family leave tomorrow
night for Denver where they will re-
side in the future, to the regret Of
their large circle Of friends in this
city.
DIR. Frank ID. Vickers spent last
Wednesday with DR.. s. d. Swope at
his model Red Cross hospital in the
Ire Hermanas district.
George McCan, president of the
NJ. V. Social and Industrial Asso-
has made up his mind to
let politics take back seat, and that
the care of his wife, who has been |
very i'll, and his personal affairs must
be given first attention. lie will not,
be candidate for sheriff, |
an Office he would admirably have
filed IL be we're elected. !
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Mr.. Porcher and son Frank wen;
to Columbus Sunday. Mr.. PorcheI
returned Monday, but Frank Joined
the busy workers there.
We had the pleasure of eating some
Of the delicious sherbei, with which
Miss r. Coffin Of Hondale RECALLED her
pupils and their parents Friday.
Miss Mary Ousterhaut spent Sun
day at the Danse place. On Sunday
the Misses Leila May Farrow, and
Esther Porcher visited Miss Custer
haut and enjoyed themselves as only
carefree youth can.
The Gibson brothers have been un-
usually busy lately. Early in the
week they shipped in the neiehbor-
hood of 1000 head Of cattle.
J. 8. Kerr reports the sale Of a