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tales for nye Sorters Vedkom-
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IKSTED'S POST OFFICE FOR AUGUST
MONTH i916.

Mr.. Fitz Gerold Bernet (2), Mr.. G. j,
Flemming. st. Georges, Christophena
Gabriel, Joseph Griffith, Kizah Huegins,
Bettys' Hope, Mrs. Mary Ann Markham,
James Mullaur, Wheel of Fortune, Moses
Sasso, Charles Siman, Andrenia Williams.
Unpaid
Joseph Cumberbatch, Betty's Hope 80
Bit, Charles Dessont. SO Bit, Marie Con
salyes, Enfield Green ~ 20 Bit, Walter
James johnson, so Bit, Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller, SO Bit Mary Powell, Mount Pleas
ant, SO Bit, Elizabeth Richards, Friedens-
berg. 80 BIT, Gertrude Roach, Bethlehem,
80 Bit, EImeaner Seemans, 20 Bit, Mr..
ChalIey Williams, La Grange, 50 Bit.
W. BJERG.
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as their guest Mrs. Gowans uncle. Mr..
J. j. Earle, of Iowa.
Mrs. J. B. Wright has as her guest
Mrs. A. f. Warden of Long Branch.
N. J.
Miss Ethel Conoley returns this
week from Savannah where she has
been the guests of Mrs. J. w Griffith
and Mrs. Doores of Fort Scriven,
Miss Florrie Porter left Friday for
Chenille, Ga, where she has accepted
position with the A. c. Aldredge
Millinery company.
Mrs. V. c. Bourne has returned from
Augusta where she attended the Pa
lrent-Teachers' convention, being a del
egate from this city.
| The many friends of little Miss Hell
en- Lissner, who has been very i'll. re-
greet to learn that she is still very i'll
| at her home on Union street.
Mr.. Hadley Brown, who underwent
an operation in Valdosta few weeks
ago for appendicitis, is the guest of
his mother. Mrs. S. Brown, on Dart
mouth street.
Mr. and Mrs Bert Crebbin have as
their guests Mr.. and Mrs Fred Creb.
bin of Detroit. Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Crebbin of Chattanooga at
their home on Union street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson of Brook
lyn N. Y, who have been visiting rel
atives in Waycross are the guests of
Mrs. Elizabeth Atkinson on Newcastle
street
All members of the Parent-Teachers
association who have not sent in their
dues are requested to do so by Mon
day. They can be sent to Mrs. b. Bor-
chardt on Union street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M. Jones and Master
Jim Jones of Rome, are spending few
days with Mrs. Jones sister, Mrs. c.
II. Leavy, en- route to their home from
Florida. where they have been spend
ing several weeks.
Mrs. Clarence Peddicord entertained
Friday with luncheon at her home on ,
Prince street in honor of Mrs. MI
Walsh's guest, Mrs. Granger of Gin
cinnati. The rooms were lovely in
pink and green, this color scheme
was carried out in every detail.
Mrs. s. w. Foster. vice president
general, National Society Daughters of
the American Aevolution, and also au
thor of the Revolutionary Reader. Re
miniscences and Indian Legends, will
arrive in Brunswick this morning to
be the guest of Mrs. w. H. DeVoe.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ParentTeachers' association will be |
held Tuesday afternoon at S:45 in the |
High school auditorium. A full at
tendance is urged. The ladies in charge |
of the lunches at the schools Monday |
are Miss Mary Bitch. Grammar: Mrs.
~ w Findley, High; Mrs. Lang. Pur.
Wis.
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Scarlet will regret to learn that she
is i'll at her home on Fancy Bluff.
After visit to her sister. Mrs. J. II.
White, Mrs. l.. A. Baker has return.
ed to Valdosta.
Her many friends will regret to
learn that Mrs. Thomas Keany CON
tinues i'll at her home on G street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Drury are well
coming a little son. whoarrived last
night.
Mrs. G. A. Ralston and Miss Susie
Ralston have returned from a visit to
relatives in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gowan, have
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RE M e M BRANCE.


The new can never quite efface the old
For always in our thoughts the old
love clings.
And always In our hearts when all
is told
Remembrance sings.
Scenes of our busy lives may change
and shift.
Yet with an inner vision we decry
Some quiet landscape whore the green
hills lift
To meet the sky.
Some house that made our home
through happy years,
Some mother heart of love, unfail.
ing. true,
Some room that held the deepest
hopes and fears
Our living knew.
Then grim today may grip us. gaunt
and bold,
And bend us with the weight of
things
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Deep in the heart of each when all is
told
remembrance sings. Exchange.
SOCIAL ITEMS
Miss Irene Mincer returns today
from short trip to Savannah
Mrs. e. l.. Shear and children are
visiting in Daytona, Fla.
Miss Daisy Scarlett of Macon is the
guest OF relatives on Fancy Bluff.
Mrs V. c. Bourne has as her guest
for a few days Mrs. K. Rutland of
San Antonio, Texas.
Mrs j. G.. Mincer. who has been i'll
in Savannah for the past month re.
turns home today.
Miss MAZDA Mcdonald of Frederick is
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Mcdonald. for the weekend
The many friends of Mrs. George S.
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me Georgia Hardware company is
gong to give all of the children an at.
!. lractive toy be sure you are one Of
the frat to get yours,
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stones Angel Food and Sponge
Cakes, lOc each today. Phoenix Gro.
Gerry Co.
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AnnOu emf.

The purchasers of the Geo.
F. Gay Furniture business
announce its reorganization
into the Gay Furniture Co.,
with Messers John D. Ross
and w. r. Johnson in
charge. These gentlemen
will give attention TO every
detail of the furniture trade.
The new management car
ries with it the good will
and good name of the form
er we'll conducted business.
The already complete stock
is being largely augmented,
the interior of the store i'm
proved and a successful
business is already assured
Sewing machine business
will be pushed. New
and old machines sold, rem
ted or repaired. Needles
and parts for all machines
will continue a part of the
business. Photograph Rec
ords Pianos and Organs
will be carried. Courteous
attention. Goods on easy
terms.
Gay Furniture
Company
Phone 623 1902 Newcastl
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Fat hens Saturday. Devoe.
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LIFE AND GABRIELLA


Ellen GLASGOW has
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Easter Sunday will be observed al
ii u. m. with special Knights Temp.
lar services. Address by the paste,
The following musical program viii
be rendered at 8 p. IN, with an Easter
meditation by the pastor.
Organ Voluntary, Miss Wamel
Anthem, Christ is Risen, Adams
Choir; Scripture rending and pray
cr. Pastor; Hymn No. 244; Solo !,
Song of Victory. Mrs. Sam Watkins
Quartet -Hallelujah, Christ is risen
Mesdmaes Hills, Spencer, Schurtz,
Miss Bonham; Trio. The Winter j.
Past, Mrs. Watkins, Mr.. Maple Mr.
Brown; Anthem, Angelic Voices Cry,
Choir; Solo, II is Finished. Mrs. r.
G. Spencer; Offcrtory, Miss Wamel
Quartet, Rise Glorious Conqueror,
Messrs. Malcom, Maple, Schurtz AMI
Brown: Duet, Ring Ont We Bells. Mrs.
Hills and Mrs. Schurtz; Hymn N,
o34: Benediction.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21
PANTHEON MEXICAN RAIDERS
SEEN NEAR SEPAR STATION

There was considerabl excitement
in Deming Sunday night when n re-
port was circulated to the effect that
seventy-fve armed and mounted
bandits had been seen Just south of
Separ. Automobilists had evidently
been mixing their gasoline with N
cohol to considerable extent and
fingered long enough at Separ to tell
the Southern Pacific operator of
thar narrow escape. The opcrat-
or reported the matter to Deming and
and Sheriff W. c. Simpson was noii-
fed. A posse left on train No. Q for
the scene. but failed to find any trace
of the pantheon raiders. Several
automobile loads of armed citizens
also took up the road to Separ Re
pots Of touble with Mexican miners
at I.ordsburg took the bell'gereni
Dcmingites to that point where thirS g.
" Arizonians were found 10 be the
only disturbing element. The local
National Guard company was not
called.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21
Mrs. Joe Collins Dead

Mrs. Joe Collins, daughter of j. A.
Beal. was killed in an automobile ac-
cident either Monday or Tuesday
when the ear in which she and driv-
er were riding from the Collins ranch
near Douglas, Ariz.. turned turtle
The driver was instantly killed and
Mrs. Collins was so severely injured
that she died in very short time
afterwards. The message which
brought the sad news did not state
the cause of the accident which re-
suited in the overturning of the cm
The body arrived here last night and
burial will he made in the local Gem
etery. Other funeral arrangements
could not be learned. Carl Collins,
Il hrother-in-law of the dead woman.
went to Douglas to bring child to
relatives here. The husband sur,,
YES.
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BASEBALL SfASON OPENS HFf
AT ESQ ?. N. At BALL PARK
Local High School Nine to Cross
Bats With Husky Farmers of tie
State College; Both are Stron1
Claiming Victory to be Theirs.

The first game of the 1916 sea.
son will he played AT the local ball
park this afternoon when the Demine
High School nine viii cross bats with
the New Mexico Agricultural college
The High School has good team thi-
year and the Agpies are also reported
to be stronger than ever before and
n good game is expected. The ma
iority of merchants in town have sig
nified their intention of closing shop
while the game is going on, 50 that
every fan in town will have an OPP.
poriuniiy to see the opening game.
\ band concert has been arranged
for during the first game.
The High school boys have been
practicine every day for the past
few weeks and under the instruction
of Coach Ellison, they hope to take
the Aggies into camp.
Several new faces will be seen in
the High Schools lineup this year.
Burr will pitch the opening game.
Tomorrow they will play the Aggies
another game. The selection of the
battery for the game has not yet been
announced
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Mot III for a dog" Is the way In
qulstorial Body Characterizes
the Local Prison In Report.

The final report of the grand iur,
for thes pring term " the district
court of the Sixth Judicial District
was returned before Judge 4. l.,
Medler of Las Cruces last Saturday
morning. The jury was discbary-
ed. The following were the grand
jurors: NJ. A. Nordhaus, foreman .
j. n. Holcomb. Joe Deckert, e. W.
Cook. A. l.. Foster. l.. II. McDougal,
". II. Coleman. Edwin Dean, jolly
Garner. X. B. Foulkner, J. II. Les.
ter. &. r. Stevenson. II. g. Bush. Il.
VI. Groves, J. 7. Hall, Wheeler Cal
houn. +. +. Mnrr, S. VI. Sveier, l..
NJ. Noel, II. Dial and Otto Leopold.
Friday Mrs. Angel Martinez was
fined - and costs for not sendin.
her child to school. The sentence
was suspended.
Saturday Amada Tercera and
Daniel Evita were arraigncd an a
charge of larceny from dwelin..
The latter plead not guilty. Fran
cisco Acosta was arranged for murd-
or and plead not guilty. His trial is
set for today. Guadalupe Pesos was
tried on u charge Of murder and ac-
Quilted. lie killed another Mexican
that had improper relations with his
wife. Juan Sanchez, Pablo Sanchez
and Jesus Pias were arranged on
charge of murder. growing out Of the
Columbus raid. They plead not gull
tv. Andy Brewer plead not Guilty ty
u larceny charge. G. 7. Stallincs.
Francisco and Jose Acero were fined
- ard costs for not sending their
Ia school The sentences
were suspended.
Monday. Apolonia Garcia plcoo
'uiliy to larceny. F. Garcia and W.
Nun"z plead not guilty to rcccivln..
stolen property. Their ease has beer
held over To- the next term of court.
J'an Martinez and r. Espinosa
were tried together on u charge of
nrccnv of horses. The latter wa
'ourd gu'liy and the former not Gull
". Walter I.cffler plead guilty tn
E-"hor";ng onn within n settlement
" " Jones was acquitted of -
.haryr Of larceny.
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Resolution of Respect

WHEREAS. il has pleased our Heav-
cnly Father To take from our midst
out hcl"vcd brother l.. J. Carter, and
WHEREAS. in the loss of Brother
Carter We have been deprived OF
ore "f our most devoted members,
and the many relatives and friend
have lost one whose sunny DISPOSE
iion will he greatly mourncd aud
missed. h. il.
RESOLVED. that We give public cx-
pres sion of our sorrow. and that we
extend to the many relatives and
friends our sympathy in thi> their
Time of bereavement and that copy
of these resolutions he spread ON the
minutes of Ruth Chapter No. 6. q. F..
;. and y copy published.
Mollie Pennington
Alice Barracks
Fred Sherman
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21
REPUBLICANS CHOOSE DELE
GATES 10 STATE CONVENTION

The Republican county convention
convened ut . o'clock yesterday at
the City Hall and elected b. Y. Me-
Keyes. Frank DeI.auncy, ir., and DR..
&. l.. Betts rs Delegates to the state
Republican convention that meets in
Albuquerque April % to choose del
egates 10 the nn,ional Republican
convention that meets in Chicago ia
June. W. =. Clark was chairman Of
the convention. which was harmon
ious throughout.
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BOOSTER TRIP F0R BENEFIT
OF ChAuTAU0A HELO MERE

All those that want to have jolly
day visiting Hurley, Santa Rita. Fl.
crro. Ft Bayard. Silver City ami
Tyrone. leave your names at the
Chamber of Commerce not later than
tomorrow night. The occasion is n
boosier trip of the people of Dem
ing which will he made Monday for
the purpose of boosting our Chaptau-
qua.
The trip will begin at o 30 in the
morning. lasting all day and will re-
turn about Z 30 ut night. Eight peo-
pie have already guaranteed their
ears. but We want more. Frank
Nordhans. president of the Chuufau-
qua association j. in charge of the
trip. and he wishes everybody that
cares to make the trip to LET il be
known right away. There will be
room for forty people.
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VILLA CHASE COMES TO STAND.
STILL BECAUSE Of HOSTILITY
Threatening Attitude of de Facto
Governments Forces Causes the
Advanced Columns Searching for
Villa to Fall Back on the Base.

San Antonio, Tex, April lS.-Gen.
Bell, reporting from FL Paso to Gen.
Funston gave il as his opinion. after
thorough Investigations he made, that
the report of Villas death had beer,
manufactured in .Iuarez.
Reports were received here TODAY
from Mexican sources that the Amer
lean cx,raitionary fors was beius
constrained in three places. among
dctchmenis near Satevo. the main
column near Namiquipa and third
division near Colonia Dublan.
These reports also stated that the
Parral fighting had had II most un-
fortunate effect upon the people Of
northern Mexico and had greatly in
Tanned the American feeling.
The Parral incident. it was said. had
been magnifed by anti American and
anti-Carranza agitators into II great
battle in which the Americans were
badly beaten.
The Mexican dead were accounted
for ~ unarmed citizens who had been
killed by the Americans before the
Parral garrison could interfere.
The American punitive expedition
has practically come to n halt in its
pursuit of Villa. Dispatches from the
front say that only small detachment-
of cavalry are operating in n limited
degree near the base.
No decision n, to the withdrawal
of the American troops from Mex
leo l. expected for week or ten
days, unless there are new outbreaks
against the forces in Mexico to COM
pei immediate action. This wa.
made clear Yesterday when Secre.
tary Baker dispatched Mai. Gen. II.
l.. Scott. chief of staff. to the bor-
der A. his personal representative
tu make complete report on the
military problems confronting Gen
Funston.
The administration final action
on Gen. Carranza'~ suggestion that
the expedition he recalled probably
will he based largely on what is
shown in this report. Gen. SOFT. who
left Washington yesterday evening.
hardly will be able TO make the round
trip and complete his observations n.
less than ten days.
Secretary Baker said that Gcl..
Scoit'> mission would he to assem-
blr complete information as 10 the
border situation for the use of the
department. lie also will establish u
personal touch with the situation
which Secretary Baker has felt the
need of in advising the administra-
ton aS to military aspects Of the
Mex'can question.
Gen. Scott himself explained that
he would he the "cvcs" of the secrc.
iary on the border Accompanied h,
his aid. Lieut. Col. Robert r. L. Mich
Confined on page s.)
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~'c ""cu W 10 Win tuls. Iuer
vas little interest locally in the tria
ieself, the citizens evidently feelin,
thot \ Luna county jury could b.
trusted to see impartial Justice done
Tl1ere is intense interest, however, 1.
the executions. The men with tw,
exceptions ARE illiterate and are n,
more accountable for their actions ia
the popular extimntion than the we
ious cyclone. The failure to cap
ture the leaders that plotted tn,
raid, is responsible for this feelin.
Shortly before court took recess at
noon Wednesday afternoon until I
O'Clock that evening, the state resteo
It's case.
There are three others in Jail VIII,
will be tried IN II like charge foi
participation in the raid of the Villa
force on Columbus. The three vet
to be tried were taken during or i'm
mediately following the raid. Thc,r
names ARE Juan Sanchez. Pablo San
chez, and Jasus Pals.
An ngent Of the department of jus
tice tried yesterday morning to hav,
the ease continued, but Judge Medler
could see no reason for granting the
request. Although the agent remain
ed in the city until the end of the trial
he made no furthe, representations
The agent argued that the matter
of jurisdiction was involved. Jnds.
Medler pointed out that the prisoners
had been tur ID over by the mlitar,
authorities to the civil authorities
and indicted in n regular way and
that he could see no grounds for the
contention. Judge Medler answered
n like request in the same manner
which reached him by phone from,
Y. s. Attorney Burkhart at Albu
'luerlue, inviting that official IN he
present ut the trial to see that full
Justice was done.
The following are the names or
The jurors: B. r. Wood. Louis
Dornbusch. Wright Shaw. Sim IIol-
stein. Albert Field. George II. Phil
lips. George r. Maisel, William Wells.
A. 8. White, &. R. SundQuist, Leroy
Hon. T.. NJ. Chase and G. ". lInsk-
ns.
Juan Sanchez, the seventh Nillistn
rriaer to be tried for completely in
he Columbus fight. was at 4 clock
Yesterday afternoon found guilty of
murder in the first degree by Jury
hat was ont thirty minutes. San
'hez' trial began nj 2 o'clock. tn,
defendant admitted he was in the
'arty that gathered before the Com.
nrrcial hotel that was burned after
he proprietor and several of HI
.uests had been shot down. The
tate developed such n weight of
ldenre N the trial ending in the
Of the first raiders plnrci
m trial that II did not place all ~
i Witnesses on the stand.
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Asssmbly 10 csnvsas Mere Nay 2
end Continue wIth srsas aad
Varied Prseram 10 may ..


The first chautauqua assembly u
he held in Luna county will begi'
in Deming the first week in May, an'
il is safe to predict that It will VI
a great success from every point ol
view, bring its diversion Of clean en-
tertainment and educational uplift.
The decision of few public spirit
ed citizens to have n chautauqua ns'
sembly is another proof Of Demine'
growing popularity as an educational
center. The enterprising citizen
that ipave made the event possible
are being congratulated and are re-
cciving the hearty support of every
one in the community, thus assuring
the chautauqua rs II permanent IN
stitution in Luna county.
The program has been well selected
with all tastes for amusement and
diversion in view, beginning with tho
Comus players on Tuesday evening,
May 9, who will present scenes from
Shnkespearean drama, followed by
Carson Of the North Wood" a play
of the Canadian country near Que
bee.
"WEDNESDAY
10 a. M, Supt. II. f. Hendrix will
lecture on "COunting the Cost"
2:3O p m. the International Oper-
attic Company will make their first
appearance. The company is headed
by Burt T.. MeKinnie. for many yenrs
with the Savage English Opera Com
pany.
2 p. M, DR.. Thomas T.. Green. one
of the greatest platform orators of
the age. and world traveller. will lcct-
ure on "rhe Forces That Failed"
in which he undertakes to prove thai
Europe exploded because it was
loaded"
I p. M, organization of the Junior
Chautauqua for all the boys and girls
between the ages of eight and fon
teen years. This is one of the bog
features OF the entire week. This
hour will be- directed by compe,en:
young woman, who will tabe the
children back to the time "whcn
knighthood was in flower" She will
bring costumes and teach the cnllo
rcn the stories and games of the
Thirteenth century.
1880 p. M. Il grand concert by the
International Operate Company.
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II. :. Carter aud +. &. Parrish have
established cash grocery store q.
Columbus under the firm name of
Garter 4 Parrish. The stock of the
Scoein and Mckinney firm was pur.
chased and moved to Columbus.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21
Social Circle

The Social Circle of the Christian
church met Yesterday afternoon with
Mrs. y. ID. Vickers. After the usual
husiness session a social hour was
enjoyed during which delightful NJ
frrshments were served by the host
ess.
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". f.. Barnes, the genial travelling
freight and passenger agent for the
s. p. arrived in Deming Wednesda,
evening on one of his periodical trips.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

Leave your order for potted plants
nd cut flowers for Easter at the
Palace Drug Store. ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

Ray Grayson of TERRA Blanca was
in Dcming Tuesday.
j. II. Brown of Santa Rita was in
the city this week.
VI. NJ. Pena is the proud owner of
II new Ford touring ear purchased
from the local agency.
J. s. Kerr of the local Ford agcn-
cy reports the sale of Ford touring
ear To G. p. Neil.
A. 7. Coffin has sold his farm.
near Hondale to Hy J. Bowles of San
Antonio, Tex. Mr.. Bowles will NOV,
here with his family in June. Mr..
Coffin will engage in the automobile
tire sales business in Fl Paso. though
for the present his family will remain
on their homestead near Hondale.
T. B. Reynolds OF Tyrone was tran.
sacting business in Deming Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

W. s. Farraw and family havs
moved here from Imperial Valley,
CAL, and have purchased a farm
near lola.
l.. 7. Stewart and family. forme,
ly Of Okmulgee. Okla, is in the city
looking for n location.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Snodgress left
the city this morning for an outing
ut Cow Springs.
q. NJ. Sadler is back from an ex-
tended trip to illinois.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

The best Vanishing cream on the
Observation-Disclosures guar
anteed.-Rosser Drug Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

Do. You appreciate the hest in toi-
let watersi Then try Moorland al
Rossers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

Mrs. George A. Watkins of Hn-
chitn was n visitor in Dcming for
the last few days.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

j. l.. Greenwood of Columbus wns
III the city yesterday.
{. II. Lester of Fl Paso was in the
city early this week.
Il. II. Royal of Whitewater was a
pemng visitor Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-04-21

T. B. Reynolds OF Tyrone was tran.
sacting business in Deming Tuesday.
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Continued on page 6
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Confined on page s.)