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Stolen and ; Otherwise; No brilliant Buecess in business is on record where the value of newspaper advertising was not recognized and em ployed with proAt. Don't worry if you meet opposition when you suggest itnprovementa. No improvement was ever mu.lo that wus not opposed by someone. It is public spirit and enterprise that makes a town. Every dollar eontribut e J for the pur): o ;e of pushing forward some public and worthy enterprise re turns to the giver many fold. The people of this city should make it an unbroken rule to patronize local merchants exclusively unless the com modity desired cannot bo obtained in the city. The Indiana professor who has de veloped a method of putting life into "inanimate objects" has beep offered a lucrative salary as superintendent of a messenger service concern. This will test his theory. A Pennsylvanian is organizing a so ciety for lunatics. No doubt the mem ber of the Pennsylvania legislatura who refunded $20;), drawn by mistake will be urged to become a charter member. About the best thing that has hapen ed to make Douglas doubly blessed is the discovery of artesian water, which insures permanancy as a smelting and manufacturing city, and will result in orchards, farms and gardens being created. If the practice is kept up of driving union men out of certain towns and non-union men out of other places a state of lawlessness will prevail all over the country. Such acts are dang erous to the welfare of the people, and weakens respect for law and order. People who make practice of sending into the city for their supplies should never complain of hard times. The way to prevent hard times is to get all the money from abroad you can and keep it in your town. In other words patronize your local merchant . Something more than the statistics which show that the per centage of il literates is greater in Boston than in Chicago will be neeaed to shake Bos ton's faith in its own intellectual su premacy. But these statistics merely confirm for the rest of the world an opinion it has long held. Estimates of the losses in values of stock in the last six months vary all the way from two to four billion dol lars, but the properties they represent are worth rather more in real money now than they were before. Wall street feels poorer but uncle Sam does not A Smart Man la Umbo. Back of the Miller get-rich-quick syndicate in New York was Colonel "Bob" Ammon, lawyer, Miller was a crook. He robbed the people. Am- mon was a receiver oí me aunen goons and so skilled in the law's technicalities that it never occured to him that he, too, might occupy a folon's cell. Other men 'committed crimes and Ammon pocketed dirty money in bunch es. He held his head up. Ho let other men take the blame and the stilt sen tences. "They will never get me," he figured. "I am the lawyer in the case. A lawyer ci'.n do almost anything if he is eharp-and I'm a fox, I am, The bar in every city in every country is cursed with a few Bob Amnions. See how this one came out. There has been a civic awakening in New Yobk. There is more honest hatred for thieves, confidence men and tricksters in that great city than ever before. It has become possible to put millionaire in prison cells, to break crooks who have defied the law for years; juries are no longer afraid to be , honest; men defy political grafters and refuse to be robbed and have been able to secure justice. The other day the smart Mr. Ammon the big lawyer, who had all kinds of pulls, was arrested in connection with the Miller swindle. He was a receiver of stolen money. He didn't receive the actual bills that Miller Btole, be cause Miller deposited the money in a bank and then transferred the account to Ammon. There was a technicality to delight the soul of Colonel Hob. He relied on it. "They can't get me, for I'm too smart for them," ho Raid. "I know juat how far I can juggle with tho law." Tho jury never quailed when Colonel Amnion turned his h'pnotic eye on them. He was no more to the judge on the bench than any other crook. And he was convicted. He relied on his technicality and the jury laughed at it, tho court would not consider it, and Colonol Bob Ammon, party to one of the most notorius swind les that ever robbed the poor, is to wear a stripped coat. It doesn't pny to be too smart. - Exchange. Let Him Alone. As the Washington Post wisely, says tho best way to treat the negro ques tion is to let him alone. Tho race that has to be coddled and nursed and pamp ered will never amount to a hill of beans. Whoever heard of the Normans the Anglo-Saxons, the Germans, the Italians, the French or the Spannrds requiring the special protection and chaperonage of another people. Some times these people have been underdog but they have always mnnaged to fight their way to ihe top. The Saxons were conquered by the Normans, but during the centuries, they went about their ways, and today their churacter and influence are inextricably inter woven with English life and institu tions. Ireland has been an unwillinir partner in the British t.ipire, yet in our own day we have seen an Irishman chief justice of Great Britain and an other Irishman in command of her ar mies. The race that can not help it self to higher levels is not worth help ing. The negro must be his own sal vation or perish from the face of the earth. Japan has eloquently illustrated the truth of this remark, and so has mighty Russia, which once lived in the sluiddow of Poland. El Paso Union Depot El Paso is to have an up to date union depot, one that the citizens and railroad companies will alike feel proud of This fact was settled upon yester day by the representatives of the va rious roads i'oir.g business here says the El Paso Herald, who met to perfect plans for the building of the depot. Whilo it has been assured for several months that El Paso would finally get a union depot, the plans had not assum ed a fixed state until yesterday's deli berations, when it was unanimously agreed among the railroad officials that Ei Paso is to have not only a union de pot, but the finest one in the state of Texas or the entire southwest. It 3 to cost a quarter of a million of dollars, and will be a handsome struc ture, whose foundation will be built of limestone, with finishings of granite, while tho walls will Le mainly ot com pressed brick. ALBUQUE RQ U E Í Steam Laundry! j The oldest and larg est and best known Laundry in the ter ritory. All work is guaranteed first class ;J. A. HUBBS; PROPRIETOR SouthernPacific Summer Excursion Rates Toso California Seashore Resorts The Southern Pacific company will sell first class round trip tickets to Sonta Barbara, Santa Monica, Long Beach and other California seashore resorts for $35.00. These tickets on sale each Thursday and Saturday good to return until No vember 30th, 1U03. Stop over at all points intermediate to destination allowed at stations west of Col ton, Cal. Tickets to San Francisco and return, subject to same conditions, will be sold for $55 via either the Coast line or the San Joaquin Valley line. Dining cars on all trains. For further particulars call on or address C. B. BOSWORTH, Agent. Deming, NewMexico. Subscribe for the Deming Graphic and you'll have reliable news. 1 P t mm a t A n a I t A . 6 o o m?l oW3Y6 1 5 é CtTSé a Dr. E. L. CASSELS, PHYRICIAN wid SURGEON Eyea tcated and gliume fitted. Office at rad lleno, next to Toaael'a Jewelry tor, on the south TKLEI'IIONE GO P. M. STEED. Physician Surgeon. Office on Spruce Street. Deming : : New Mexico. A. A. TEMKE. Attorney-AtLaw. Office with Judge Edw. Pennnington. Spruce St. :: :: Deming, N. M. JAS. S. FIELDER, ATTORN EY-AT-LA W, Dkhinq t-t Nkw Hkxico A. W. FOLLARD, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office In Mahoney block. Spruce St. Deming N. M. Dr. F. E. COLLINS DKNT1ST Allison block m Dkminu FRANK PRISER, MINING expert Minos examined and tvportod. Thirty yearn' experience. Beat refurencea. Dkuinq :: Nuw Mkxico B. Y. McKEYES bargains in Real Estate, Conveyancer, Notary Public Deming New Mexico P.tat.9..atil fi 9Jt?t.S.5lt.P. 9.99,9 Church Directory g e 5 V 4 Z 4 3 5 tToTS tW o fStZ 6 MKTHolilHT-Preuching aervlce every Sunday lit 11 a. m. and 8 p. m., Sunday arhuil at 10 a. m., Junior Lengua at 3 p. m.. F.pworth League at 7 p.m., Prayer meeting Wedncwlny evening at 8 o'clock. Arthur Marmton, Paatur. Preidiytcrian -Sunday echoed at 10 a. m. Young people mtiaing S p. m. every 8unday, Prayer meeting Wedneaday evening at 7:30. ST. Ll'KE'i EpiwopAL-Sunday achool every Sunduy at 10 a. m.. Holy communion and preach ing every third Sunduy in each month. Rkv. H. W. RurrNKR. Paator. Iolehia Mktoimha ErwcorAL-Eacuela Domln leal cuila domingo a laa diet de la-manana, Se ofroee invitación a toclaa peraonaa venir y ayudar con el trulmjo del wnor. DWYER CHURCH DIRECTORY. Sunday achool at 10 a. m preaching at 11 a. m. and 3 p. m. Dionicio CoaUlea, Paatnr. ...Official Directory.- $' Pintrict Jitdire '. F. W. Parker ' Iliitrict Clerk . . . Jaa. P. Mitchell! Diatrict Attorney W. H. H. Llowellyn I Court Stenographer H. B. Holt I COUNTY. Chairman board of Co. Com'i W. C. Wallla I M-mU-ra S. S. liirchfleld. W. M. Tayk.r Pmlwte Judge E. II. Matthew l Sheriff W. N. K.mter Tnuwurer and Ex-Offlcio Collector.. W. H. Guiney AiumtMir J, B. H.xM'.n County Supt of Public Inntructk.n.... U. K. Duff VILLAGE OF DEMINO. Villain Truntoea S.itman Field. Chairman: J. W. Hannlian, A. J. Clark: T. H. Carrand L. H. Brown. Juaiirr of tlx Pane. Kdw. Panninrton Mumhul Frank Priiur. Conatiihla Cipriano Baca District court convene aecond Monday a in Juna and December. .'Hun.; a. i. inciw'vea Directory of Lodges. Demina; Lodfra No. TA. O. U. W. meeta every Wedneatlay In K. of P. hall, Gold avenua W. J. Graham Reconler. Deming; Loriga No. 12, A. F. A. M.. meeta the flrat Thuraday in each month in tha Maaonic hal' Gold Avonue. Ed. PknninuTon 8-cretary Ruth Chapter No. 6. O. E. S.. moat flntt and third Tueadaya of each month In Maaonic hall Gold avenue, Mhs, Moi.uk Prnninyon, Sec. Dentins Chapter, No. S. R. A. M meeta aecond Thurailay In each month In Maaonle hall. Gold venue. Ed, Pennington Sec. McGorty Commandory No. 4. K.. T., meeta the fourth Thuraday in each month In. Maaonic hull Gold avenue. En. Pcnninoton, Sec. Doming- Council No. 1. R. 8. M meeta every Thuraday in each month in Maaonle hall, Gold avenue, O. A. Siikpiiírd T. I. M. Deming Lodge No. 6. 1, 0. O. F, meeta every Monday night at Odd Fellowa' hall corner Silver avenue. Chas. Millkr. Sec, Florida Camp No, 4. W. 0. W meeta aecond and fourth Tueedaya in K. P. hll. Gold avenue. Deming Lodge Ko, 20, K, of P., meeta flrat and third Tuewlaya of each month in K. of P. hall. Gold avenue. C, C Raithel, K. R. C. Huachuea Tribe, Na 18. Improved Order of Red Men, meeta every Thurwlay at 8. p. m. in K. of P. hall, 8ACHKM LKON ÜOIM-HAUX. Chief of Recordé Right Lahon Beaty Brothers WINDMILLS REPAIRED AND WELLS CLEANED Country work a SjxciaHy. Prompt and satisfactory work. Shop at Deming livery stable. I if Rosch Q Leopold CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS Agenta for Celebrated James Sash Lock. The Doctrine of Good Living. Who doubts it? Certainly not the man on the train. He needs and should demand food that is properly cooked and daintly served. The Santa Fe provides the best of meals for those who journey. Its table d'hote service, 75 cents, is deservedly po pular. Trains without dining cars reach meal stations at seasonable hours. Eastman Kodaks AND SUPPLIr.S Film. Dry Pintea Printing Papon. Solution,,, Mount, etc.. .Mail onltTH Iicii.nI and II I If. I promptly .... K.nlak Hntahitig at rcuton alilo priven. W. P. Tossell K 0 D A II S i.TtWX Hardware and Furniture Sanitary Plumbing, Wind Mills, Pumps and Gasoline Engines Everything in housefurnishing at prices to defy competition. Deming Mercantile Co, Groceries and Hardware, Hay. Grain and Flour Fancy groceries a specialty. Chase and Sandborn's Teas Deming - - J. Sloat Fashct. Prva'L John Corbltt, Vic Prea't The Banli of Deming' Transacts a general banking business Foreign exchange and Mexican money bought and sold. Money to loan on good security at current rates of interest. zsaasgsBS&scEg.SE'igggggsDS DoYouTa!(iQilDiD ) .1) It's 10 to 1 you do If you aro a victim of Uiularia. Don't Do It. It'u Dar.tferoua. We'll nlmit It will cure miliaria, but it loaves almost deadly after cllocis. la purely vep-tablo and alwiOutoly oiturantoed to cure mullirla, sMz liemliti-he, biliainauess, and ail stomuch, kidney uttil liver couipluiuta. TRY IT TO-DAY. 50 Conta a Bottle. For Your Summer Outing This season there will be numerous opportunities to travel with little outlay for railroad fare. Reductions will be mude by the Santa Fe to Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Los Angeles, San Francisco. San Diego and many other points. Those named below are representative, and show the extended territory to which reduced rates will apply. National Educational Attedatlea, toate, Haae. SftS.60 round trip from Doming choice of route. Ticket on aule June 30 to July 2. incluaive. Original return limit may be extended to September 1. 1W& Interaatlenal Cenvenllea Vnlte4 Seciety ef Chrlitlaa Endeavor, Beaver Colo. Round trip front Deming tW.06. Ticket on Bale July 6, 7 and . Return limit good to leave Colorado July 3Hh. Reduced ratea to California and Grand Canon will be made during the meeting for the benefit of thoae tho may deaire to extend their Journey. Uterxtlenal Ceaveotlea Ewerta Leaiae, Detroit Hick. Round trip from Deming M.7S. TickeU on aale July U to IS with limit to permit leaving Detroit aa late aa Aug. IS Groad Ledge I. P. 0. 1.. laltlmere, HI. Ticketo on aale at Deming for .r.7.70 on July IS and 1Í. Return limit to leave Baltimore. July 25. Provlalona being made for extending auch limit to leave there a lata a July 81. Colorado aad Vtah Eicartloaa. Round trip tlckeU to Denver, Cokirado 8pringa and Pueblo may be purchaaed at Deming Í3Í.00 dally, to and including Suptember 30. Final limit. October 1. l'- Test City (Sam Diego) Cal. Special reduced rato for ticket covering round trip ruilnwd and Pullman fare; manta en route; two weeka' board and kalging at Coronado Tent City; alao railroad faro to and from, and meala and lodging at Grand Canon. From Deming the coat la only 1107. For deaerlptlve literature, reservation of aleeplng-car apace, or further particular about event advertised here, or for rate to other point or tat other occasion, apply to W. G. Rin-mkhtkr, AieaU A. T. S. t. Railway. A. II. Thompson Bayt and Sella Live Steele j On Cam ioa Well acquainted with live stock inter ests throughout the country. Call on me Go via the Bantu Fu your next trip anil bo ctmvinrail J. A. Mahoney Agent for the famous and Coffees :-: :-: :-: New Mexico. I. H. Brown, Cashier. W. H. GlilNKY, Aaa'l Cuahicr. 0333333333333333333333333 All Drugilata. wlr if"1 , 4 ill