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THE ESTANCIA NEWSVolume VII Estancia, New Mexico, Friday, September 15, 1911 No. 46

CHANGES IN Hendrix-Ros- sFIRST STATE

FAIR BEGINS

OCTOBER 8

PROGRESSIVE

REPUBLICANS

ORGANIZINGhest of the bosses. The beliefhere is strong that bossism inNew Mexico is doomed.

TEXT BOOKS

Estancia schools will open nextMonday morning with every pro-spect for the most prosperousyear in their history.

The following changes havebeen made in books:

1st grade, Primer.3rd grade, Arithmetic4th grade, Arithmetic and Lan

guage.5th grade, Arithmetic.6th grade, Arithmetic.7th grade. Arithmetic and Lite- -

rary Readings.8th grade, Arithmetic, Literary

Readings and Civics.Punctuality and regularity in

attendance are essential to thebest interests of the schools, andwill be insisted upon.

Pupils should enroll at the beginning, if some time is to belost it is better not to lose it atthe beginning or at the close ofthe term. Written excuses forabsence will be required.

The teachers and board appreciate the hearty support of theparents and patrons, and hope tosee it continue during the comingyear. Such can notfail to result in a good school.

Maine nas

close Election

There was an election down inMaine Monday to decide whetherthe prohibition amendment shouldbe stricken from the state constitution or not. They have beencounting votes all wek, butbavenot succeeded in deciding whichway the majority lies. Both sidesclaimed the election the day be-

fore by heavy majorities, butsince the election both sides arecontent to claim victory by a fewhundred votes. Should the amendment be annulled, the resultwill be local option instead ofprohibition. But it is not certainthat it has been annnlled as yet.

Today is Miss Ruth Ellis'birthday anniversary, and shewill celebrate by entertaininga number of her friends this

rrrevenmg. we are not sure orthe age, but have been in-

formed by one of our youngmen that she is "sweet sixteenand has never been kissed.and he ought to know.

Suing tor waterAlamogordo, N.M.,Sept. 13.

Every inch of water used forirrigation in the Sacramentomouutains is in litigation. TheAlamogordo Improvement Com-

pany has filed suit against allwater users in the mountains be-

tween Cloudcroft and Alamogordo to prevent them from appro-

priating water from the moun-

tain streams.

A pretty home wedding oc-

curred at the residence of JudgeW. F. Hendrix, Tulia, Texas,Sunday morning, Sept. 3, at 8:30,when Wm. P. Hendrix and Mrs-Minni-

e

M. Ross were quietly unit-ed in the holy bonds of matri-mony, in the presence of the im-

mediate relatives of the contract-ing parties. The. ceremony wasperformed by Rev. R. L. Jami-son, pastor of the M. E. ChurchSouth, of which the bride is amember. '

The bride has been an employeof the Telephone Co. at Willardthe past three years. She andher two little girls left Willard onFriday morning and were met byMr. Hendrix at Canyon, Texas, 'Friday evening, where an autowas secured and tbe journey continued to Tulia; Texas, a distanceof about 35 miles on Friday night

Mr. Hendrix has been a prominent attorney for the past 25years, having practiced his profession in Texas, Oklahoma, NewMexico and for the past six yearsagain in Texas. Mr. Hendrixwas elected to the office of countyjudge of Swisher County, Texas,in November, 1910, which officehe now holds. He has three boysaged 13, 15 and 17 respectively.The Judge is very popular andstands highly in all communitiesin which he has ever lived. He is amembér of the Christian Churchanda prominent Lodge man. Thebride is an agreeable and pleas- -'

ant lady, and her friends arenumbered by her acquaintances.She has two bright little girlsaged 8 and 11 years.

The many friends of both thebride and groom wish them muchhappiness and prosperity.

This is Scandal, Sure,

Allen Barrett, editor of theEstancia News, was in Albu-

querque last night, enrouteto Gallup on a business trip. --

Albuquerque Morning JournalNow, Mr. Journal, that's

the worst the News has beenslandered duriug its almostseven years of existence. Weaill have r rre-veng- e!

Several young people droveout to the home of J. P. Por-

ter Wednesday eveuing, surprising Miss Annie. Havingtaken good things to eat along,

the evening was spent ingames, music and refresh-

ments, a general good time be-

ing reported.

It may be all right to be ashard a worker as the bee. butit is also a good idea to planmeans to prevent being robbedannually as is the bee by folkswho do not attempt to. makehoney in any form.

News Subscribers get theNews first.

Albuquerque, N. M, Sept.14, Preparations are now go-

ing forward rapidly for theTbirieth Annual New MexicoState Fair, to be held in Albuquerque, October 9 to 14.Tbe diagram for the electriclighting of tbe streets duringFair week shows that the il1 urn i nation this year will begreater than ever before. Therace track at the Fair groundsis being placed iu first classcondition and the going willbe fast. The baseball diamondhas been rolled and gradedand is ready for the ball play-ers. W. B. Weaver, of theWestern League, one of themost efficient umpires in thebusiness, will be arbitratorfor tbe baseball tournament.Eugene B. Ely, one of themost famous of the Curtissaviators, has been selected tomake the aviation flights.Accompanied by many chiefsand medicine men, a baud ofNavajo Indian from thewilds of the Navajo reserva-tion in northwestern NewMexico will soon gegin anoverland march to Albuquerque, and take a prominentpart at the fair in races andfire dances. Of interest to thewomen at the Fair will be the"Woman's Department", andthe many exhibits are to beof such interest that the ladíes will probably decide tospend all their spare time inthe Woman's building. Therunning, trotting and pacingevents promise to be one ofthe chief attractions for themen. The Nat Reiss CarnivalCompany with some thirtyshows will furnish muchamusement for the youngsters and incidentally for theolder people. The variousMasonic ordeis, the Redmen,the Knights of Pythiar, theTraveling Men, and manyother commercial and. fraternal organizations wui be msession during Fair week. Thepoliticians will rather fromall coiners of the new state.The agricultural and horticul-tural exhibits will attractmany homeseekers and theman and the town on thejob with an exhibit will getthe new settlers. Altogetherthe Fair promises to be a re-

cord breaker. One fare rateson all railroads assures a verylarge attendance.

R. C. Howell returned yes-

terday morning from Albu-

querque, his auto meetinghim in Willard.

Santa Fe. N. M., Sept. 12. --AtOne of the largest and most enthusiastic local political gatherings ever held in the city of SantaFe, the progressive republicansof the city met tonight and passeda set of ringing resolutions scor

ins: the old gang, and the men

who depend for political preferment upon their ability to buy

votes, and to deliver the goods.

The resolutions declared for thenational progressive principlesinsofar as they are applicable toNew Mexico, for the direct elec

tion of United States senators,for direct primaries, for an am

endment to the constitution permitting the courts to remove un

desirable officers and corrupt office holders without recourse tothe cumbersome, slow and oftenineffective method of impeach-

ment, for a corrupt practices act.and for a campaign fund pub-

licity enactment.The resolutions indorsed the

"blue ballot" and called upon all

good Republicans to vote for it,

It declared for party loyalty as

long as the party was controlledby principles and not by office-seekin- g

politicians) and it called

for the election throughout thestate of incorruptible, competentbusiness men of executive abilityand integrity, and not thosewhose sole claim to distinction is

party regularity.Taking up the situation in Santa

Fe county, the document called

attention to the fact that 140,000

in taxes must be provided by thecounty to make up its share of

the deficiency of $500,000, whichhad been saddled upon the whole

of New Mexico by the very menwho were seeking to continue thecontrol of the functions of govern-

ment in the new commonwealth,A reiteration of the desire of themembers of the meeting, as hon-

est and straightforward Repub-licac- s,

to work for tbe success of

the party that has made a re-

united nation possible, but callingfor men whom the spoils of office

can not taint, and whose sole ob-

ject in accepting the franchisesof their fellow citizens is serviceand not bosship, closed the reso-

lutions,An enthusiastic and unanimous

endorsement of the resolutionswas then given, Another meet-

ing will be held Friday night toselect committees and organizefor work in the county of SantaFe. Tee prospects for the pro-

gressives, as a result of the meet-

ing, are much brighter than themost sanguine expected prior tothd gathering, and a strong cam-

paign will be made to send to thestate convention at Las Vegas asolid progressive delegation,nledeed to work for the interestof the people and not at the be--

Ewino hasa birttiaau

Dr. C. E. Ewing had a birth-

day on Wednesday and forfear that he might forget it,tbe Ladies Club planned tosurprise bim. After haviugspent the day in Willard, up- -

on coming nome ne surprisedhis wife by going directlyhome, instead of going directlyto Monte Goodin's, where theywere to have taken supper.After breaking into his ownborne, he caught on that therewas sometmng aoing, outmanaged to bo surprised anyhow. A large crowd gatheredearly in the evening, and ajolly time was had. Theeveuiug was spent in music andgames, a guessing contest'TheFamous Kates" taking thelead. Mrs. Simmons and NealJeoson carried off first honors.Refreshmeuts were served theguests later, the crowd takingtheir leave at a late hour.

Ex Governor Curry pas3edthrough Estancia yesterdaynoon en route to Santa Fe.

H. N. Gaines and wife of Taique were in town yesterday.

Mr. Gaines is forester on theManzano National Forest.

C. L. Riley went to Vaughnwith a wagon lood of cabbageyesterday. He has a largeamount of cabbage to marketwithin the next few days.

Miss Minnie Laws moved in-

to her cottage in Estancia yes-

terday .rom her home nearMcintosh. She will take upher duties as teacher in thePublic-School- s next Monday.

The well drill outfit of Pick-

ens & Comer has been loaded

to be shipped to Seven Lakes,

where they have a contractfor drilling. Messrs. Pickensand Comer left yesterday over

land.

Cabbage and Beets!Now ready for market. Kraut cab- -

1 2 cents pr t. Winter cabbage 2 cents per lb. Garden beets onecent per lb. Get in your orders early.

C. L. Riley, four miles west of Eatan

eta.

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P. A. Spkokmann,Editor and Proprietor

Subscription:Per Year $1.50

Strictly In Advance.

Single Copy 5 cents

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Not Coal L and., NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,U. S. Land Office atISanta Fe, N. M.,

Estancia, N. M., August 30, 1911.Notice is hereby given that John G.

Weaver, of Estancia, New Mexico, who,on January 13, 1906, made HomesteadEntry No. 8787-0713- for WJ NW&,Sec. 1, and E NEM, Section 2, Town-ship 6 N, Range 8 E, N.M. P. Meridian,has filed notice of intention to makeFinal Five Year Proof, toestablish claimto the land above described, before Wil-

liam A. Brumback, U. is. Court Commis-sioner, at Estancia. New Mexico, on the11th day of October, 1911,

Claimant nameslas witnesses:Henry Epler, J. A. Carswell, J. F.

Lasater, P. A. Speckmann, all of Estan-cia, New Mexico.

Manuel R. Otero, Register.

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MI communications must be ac-

companied by the name and address)( writer, not necessarily for publica-

tion, but for our protection. Ad-Ire- ss

all communications to theNEWS,. Estancia, N. M.

0

. Entered a second-clas- s matted January1007, in the post-offic-e at Estancia. N. Munderthe Act of CocfrfFfcf March US7

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION --

Department of the InteriorU. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.,

Aueust 29. 1911Notice is hereby given that Pleasant

K. Wiimutn, oí estancia, rsew Mexico,who, n June 3rd, 1909. made Home-stead Entrv No. 010366. for NE&. Section 29. Townshin 7 N. Ranee 9 E, N. MiP. Meridian,, has filed notice of intentionto make Final Five Year rroor, to es-

tablish claim to theland above described,hefnre Neal Jenson. U.S. Commissioner.

Not Coal LandNOTiCE FOE PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior '17. S, Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M..

n Bedt. 7. 1911.

Notice is hereby given that May Reed, of Es-

tantía, N . M., who rn March 5, 1909, madé Home-

stead Entry No. (09OS7), for 8E1Í, Section 29,

Township 7 N, Range 9 E, N. M. P. Meridian,ha filed notice of intention to make Final FiveYear Proof, to establish claim to the land abovedesoribed, before William A. Brnmback, U S.Conrt Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico,on the ISth day of Oct. 1 911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

John Duffy, R, E. Burrus, J. B. Striplin, RubenStripling, all of Estancia, New Moxico,

Manuel B. Otero, Register.

at Estancia,' New Mexico, on the 11th

Of going somewhere else when you can buy at E.

Romero's cheaper? We carry a full line of General

Merchandise and are always ready to accomodate our

customers, and those who are not our customers but

expect to be and those who never expect to be.

We are in a position to do better by Estancia Valley

farmer, and do do better by them than any other store in

the valley. Come in and see us and you will come again.

day of October, 1911.Claimant names as, witnesses:Alva M. Yoachum, E. L. Garvin, S. H

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Pickens, Earl Scott, all of Estancia, NewMexico. jvianuei.K. ucero,

Register,

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Not Coal Land, 07391

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior,

U.S. Land Offiico at Santa Fe N.MSept. 7, Mil.

Notice is hereby given that Annie E, Sentar,of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on Auirl 7, 1906,

made Homestead Entry, No. 9163, for NW.Section 5, Township 5 N. Range 9 E. N. M. PMeridian, has filed notice of intention to makeFinal Five Year Proof to establish claim to the

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOB PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,D. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.,

Estancia, N, M August 29, 1911.

Notice is hereby given that Minnie Brumback,widow of Edgar B, Brumback, deceased, ofEstancia, New Mexico, who, on August i5. 1900,

made Homeslead Entry, No. 9840 (01300) forSEM. Section 3,Township 5 N, Range 7 E. N. M

P, Meridian, has filed notice of intention tomake Final Five Year Proof, to establishclaim to the land above described, beforeWilliam A. Brnmback U. S. Court Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico, on the 9th day ofOctober, 1911. .

Claimant names as witnesses ;

J C, Peterson, J. L. Lobb, A. C. Butler, R. L,Porter, all of Estancia, New Mexico.

MANUEL K. OTERO, .Register.

land above described, before Neal Jenson, U, S.Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico, on the

Hp omero18th day ofCct., 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

J. J, Smith, W, S. Kirk, D. H. Cowley, M. H,

Sooter, all of Estancia, New Mexico.Manuel R, Otero, Register,

The Big StoreESTHNem. NEW NEXie

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOB PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior,

U.S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N, M.,Sept. 7, 1911,

Notice is hereby given tnat Hubert L. Bainum,"1

of Estancia, N . M who, on March 8, 1909, andFebruary 25, 19n, made Homestead Entries No.09105 and 014964, for WH, Section 23, Township7N, Range 9 E.N. 1Í. P. Meridian, has tiled noticeof intention to make Final Five Yar Proof toestablish claim to the land above a jecribedbefore William A. Brumback, U.S. Court Com S B00000000000WBMM0000000000000000MM0Mani

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior,U.S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.,

Estancia, N. M., August 30, 1911,Notice is hereby given that Henry

Epler, of Estancia, New Mexico, who,on February 13, 1906, made HomesteadEntry No. 8890-0119- 6, for E SWSection 25, Township 7 N, Range 8 E,N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice ofintention to make Final Five Year Proof,to establish claim to the land above de-

scribed, before William A. Brumback,U. S. Court Commissioner, at Estancia,New Mexico, on the 11th day of Octo-ber, 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses:John G. Weaver, J. A. Carswell, J. F.

Lasater, P. A. Speckmann, all of Es-

tancia, New Mexico.Manuel R. Otero, Register.

missioner at Estancia, New Mexico, on the 18thdayof Oct.,i9n,

Claimant names as witnesses :

W.B.Brpwn. J. W. Kookin, E. L, Garvin, S.H, Pickins, all of Fstanoia, N.M,

Manuel R. Otero,9l10-1- 3 Register.! I,,.

W. H. MASON

Physician and Optician,

Office second door PcfanrSiisouth of Postofflc CbxanciH, n.m.

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior.U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.

Estancia, N. M., August 15, 1911.

Notice is hereby given that Andrew B. McKin-ley- ,

ef Estancia, New Mexico, who, on April 26,1911 made Homestead Entry No. 09761, forSWii,Section 9, Township 6 N,a Range 7 E.N. M. P.Meridian, has filed notice oCintention to makoFinal Five Year Proof to establish claim to theland above described, befoic William A. Brum-back. U. S. Court Commissioner, at Estancia,New Mexieo, on the 3rd day of October, 1911,

Claimant names as witnesses:John Casebolt, John Block, all of Estancia,

New Mexico; William King. Willio D w, allot

WHERE IS THE MONEY' r.v

... . í,íyouthave beenTearning for several-year-

s back? You

spent it andjthe other fellow ?ut it in the bank.Why

let the other fellow save what you earn? Start abank accóúntif yóu havejbut oneldollarl to begin with

Estancia Savings BankMake our bank your bank

Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera andDiarrhoea Remedy is today the bestknown medicine in use for the relief andcure of bowel complaints. It curesgriping, diarrhoea, dysentery, andshould be taken at the first unnaturallooseness of the bowels. It is equallyvaluable for children and adults. Italways cures. Sold by all dealers.

V E. SUNDERLAND, M. D.

ftiuslclan & Surgeon ;

OB 'ICE ! First dooiweat ot Valley Hotel.

Rhone 9ESTANCIA NEW MEX.

fOR SALE- -I am selling my household Taglo.ua, New Mexico.. MANUEL R. OTERO,

Register.1

goods, consisting of one kitchen cabinet, sewing machine, bed, table,

washstand, stove. Also one pair bug

gy shafts, one plow. I. F.

H. B. HAWKINS'' '

Surveyor ;

Office at Scott b JerlsVsEstansia. . 'Mexico.

Decker. Call at residence, 2d blockNot Coal Land.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Department of the Interior.

(v, U. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N, M.Estancia, N.M., August 10th, 19d.

Notice is hereby given that Fay A. Wagner,

west of postoffice.

Your complexion as well as youris rendered miserable by a disor

,i:iñ i Hi'

of Mcintosh, New Mexico, who on December

dered liver. By taking Chamberlain'sMINNlfe BRÜMBH6K. (

- V v JU.SfeaMarMloar" i

Notary p0bUeK ,&4mh9'Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improve both. Sold by all dealers.

nanraaeaTO 1

ivxAKE our store yowr resting place. FreeIce Water and Plenty of good chairs,

, Our Fountain has Everything Good to Eat' " ''- v"'

ESTÁNCÍÁ DRUG COMPANY

2nd, 1909and August 22nd 1910, made HomesteadEntries New. 012220 and 014049. for lots 1, 2, 8. 4.6, 7, 8, Section J2, and lota 4 and 5 and NW1-- 4

SW Section 33, Township 8 N, Range 8 E,N. M, P., Meridian, has filed notice of inten-tion to make Final Commutation Proof toestablish claim to the land above described,before William A, Brumback, U. 8, CourtCommissioner, at Estancia. New Mexico, onthe 6tb day of October, 19il.

Claimant names as witnoasea ;E. V Shirley, John Vanderford. John. Bow-

man, W. ill of Mcintosh, N. If,' MANUEL R- - OTERO, '

Register,

Ail papers pertaining to land offioe werkexecuted with promptness and accuracy.Deeds, morgagee and other legal documentsdrawn and acknowledged.ESTANCIA- - NEW MEXICO

Not Goal Land.NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION

Department Of The InteriorU S Land Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico

August 10th, 1911

Notice i hereby given that Wi.liam W.Wagner, of Mcintosh, New Mexico, who onSeptember 13th, 1906, made Homestead EntryNo. 1001S(07823, for SW of Section 24. Town-ship 8 N. Range 8 E. N, M. P, Meridian,has filed notioe of intention make

Final Five year Proof, to to establishclaim to the land above described before NealJen son U. 8. Commissioner at Estancia N.

M. on the 6th day of October, ltu.Claimant name a witnessesJ.JB. Bowman, John Vanderford, W. ).

Rocera, of Mcintosh, M, M., and Edwin Kober-son- .

of Est'ncia. N. M.MANUEL R. OTERO,

JW-- Register.

Don't waste.., your money buyingplasters when you can get a bottle of

Chas. F. Éaley, ,. Chas. R. Easley,

, EASLEY k EASLEY,

i Attorneys ift LawPractice in the courtsfand Land Department.'Land grants and titles examined

Santa Fe, N. M.

Branch Office, Estancia, N. M.

Chamberlain's Liniment for twenty-fiv- e

cents. A piece of flannel dampenedwith this liniment is superior to anyplaster for lame back, pains in the sideand chest, and much cheaper. Sold by

News Want flds are Readall dealers.

1911, at a special term of the Probate" HIUHJJ..1JI . ,u ""J .

Í NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP

To Whom it May Concern:

. i NOTICE . .

Our customers are hereby no 'S'fCourt in and for the county bf Torranee, New Mexico, at Estancia, thetified that for the next ; thirty

i. Notice is hereby given that Theodorecounty seat, appointed administratrixdays we will ; be located in the P, Hicks, of Precinct No. 7, in TorranceCo., N. Méx., haa been adjndged insane;

of the estate of D. B. Grigsby, de-

ceased. All persons knowing themselves indebted to the said estate, will Our Stock of

Brashears building: recently vac-

ated bYjA,L. Bilsing. This changeis made necessary while we arebuilding our new building;

ESTANCIA SAVINGS BANK

that I have been appointed as guardianof his property and that all personshaving property belonging to him arehereby notified Jo return same tomeand that all persons being indebted to

arrange settlement with the under

signed, and all bills against the said es

Men's and Ladies'tate must be filed with the undersigned

to receive consideration. "him are hereby notified to report to meand pay me, and that anyone having

. MrB D. B.'Grisby, ' ' any claim or claims against him is here"There is no habit that will

add so much to your general hap-pin- es

through life and comfortin old age as the habit of sav

by notified to present same to me, as Oxford's at Cost.''; Administratrix.provided by law. i. .. ....';.,' - Earl Scott,

SUBSCRIPTIONS to all maga, , Guardianing. ; Start the child right with

a Bank Account and instill into i Í ! , .zines, either new or renewals;D. C. Brisby, Estancia, N. M.

FOR SALE Several head of work

horses. One team of matchedold drivers'. One good milk cow. One

PIANO TUNING, : , JOHN L. CLARK ,

80 YEAE8 PHAOTIOAL KXPEBIENCE ,

W1LLARO ... NEWJMEXICO

good surrey. One Spauling Top Bug'r gy. One Moline Disc Plow. One Stu- -

it the saving habit. We are gladto handle the accounts of youngas wellas old and will open ac

counts for one Dollar.Torrance County Savings Bank,

. Willard. N. M.'

NoticeIt have formed a copartnership with

Tuttie andJSoh.in the undertaking bui-nes-

and we now, have a completestock of coffins, caskets and funeralsupplies. Embalming done on shortnotice. Calls answered day or night.

!''' ' A; A. Hine. '"

debaker transfer wagon, good-ft- s new

A Great Opportunityfor , you to Save Money:make Your 'Selectionsearly. You wll, never ,

Buy "WhiteHouse SHOES"AT SUCH LOW PRICES

t H. G. Souders, one mile south of Estanda. '., 44-4- tp

"It Gives ftll The News"

6. B. Bvlng'DENTIST

Has located in Estancia, (office in the

Walker Building.) He will go to Wil-

lard Sunday noon and return Monday"Subscribe to your home paper first

and then take the ElPaso Herald. nightThe Herald ia. the Best medium co

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' - va

Í0 OP ADMINISTRATRIX

Notice is hereby given that the un-

dersigned was on the 31st day of July,

keep in touch with general news and

news of the whole southwest." 0. D.' WILLIAMS

Attorney at Law

Willard, N. M

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Hughes Mercantile CompanyThe Store of Quality . ,

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Estancia, New Mez.

.1 ;.r,

FRESH MEATS, , ;, We have installed a large refrigerator vand will

carry a supply of Fresh Meats at all times. : Fish and Oystersin season. Call and see us and you will buy. V

Loveless & Elam .

Estancia, ; New Mexico r

P. P. Jennings,

Attoroey.at.law ,

Will Practice In All Courts , -Willard -- " " " NewMexico

-a m mcm)reREAL ESTATE v ; J1 I N V EST ME N T,

Gata Home in the Estancia Valley. Some good property .

listed for sale at Reasonable Rates If you want to sell or":''s '

must sell list your Property with me1 . .'

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Office South of Postbffice "., Estancia,; New Mexico

FRED H. AYERS

Attorney and Counselor at Lawv. t .? .i.tl

Offlo8honr:8i tmtoiaOpm ;

ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO

Buy Your Milk and Cream of

The Estancia DairyV . MILK AND CREAM FUR- -

, NISHED FOR SOCIALS

B. Y. D ÚKE , PROPRIETOR

SHOE SHOP :! .'.( i. i i,M ( .VI.

Site fair:160We are prepared to' do all kinds of

Leather Work, including Harness' ' and Shoe Repairing. Half soling

. i ; a specialty., .Bring in your work

All good not called for in thirty days '7t114Mík' 'ORDERSiBV.MAILORPHONE PROMPTLYFlLLED

PHONE 14-- 4 RINGSESTANCIA. N. M

wiltlbe sold for charges. -

' ' Alexander BrosShop in the Laue Building ,

V;'---;, ESTANCIA, N. M.

October 9, 10, II, I! 13 14, 1911

Excursion Rates on all Railroads ; 'v "

- Write for Premium. List and; Program ' r : :

'Can be depended upon" is an ex--';. JOHN B. McMANUS, "nression we all ' like to hear, and when ISAAC BARTH,

President , Secretary-Manager- nit is used in connection with Chamber- -Iain's Colic. Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy it means that it never fails tocum diarrhoea, dysentery ,or . bowelcomplaints. . It is pleasant to take andequally valuable for children and adults.Sold by all dealers

Tüttléc S)onsYou can transact business of every de.

To Make Room- For our Fall and Winter Stock

;which is now coming in, wk arcí

: offering all Summer Goods at

reduced: Prices.

,r;',i ....,;;....',:,;.,,!V 75 pieces of Fal I Outings; just

received in all colors.

.'Si V'i iCiti :í::' i-

cription, pertaining to land, at ü. S.

Commissioner Jenson's office, 1stdoor north of Valley hotel. i

Hardware, Groceries, Farmimplements, Well Casing,

, Not a minute should be lost when a-

child shows symptoms of croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given as soon

Barbed and Woven Wire Vt ilas the child. becomes hoarse, or evenafter the croupy cough appears, willprevent the attack. Sold by all dealers.

News Readers get the News' We'don't have the cheapest' and best goods infirst. :.'

town. Others have'ascheáp and 'as .''good, . ,We,.canPUBLIC . LAND AND MININO

share of your patronage, promisingjkind and 'courteous.CASES. ; ;

If you are interested in any contest treatmentHowell Mercantile 60. or any matter before the Interior De-

partment,'

write to Clark & Wright,registered land lawyers, 002 F Street 1 iv-- : j: v-

N..W. (opposite Geni Land Office), ,!ahESTANCIA, N. M. Tuttle&SonsWashington, D. C. Free informationtil.1 ! about contests and where to ' obtain

scrip, locatable upon ' public lands." V

't

rwithout residence or cultivation. .. .

west he came the better beliked it and the better reports

hand at the opening.The board has arranged to

i a. i:..:u: ,41

Jitems of Local InteresrOF PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

terday attending the meetingof the Republican Central Committee. Mr. Burt is a candi-

date for as super-

intendent, while Judge Fullerhas his eagle eye on the pro-

bate judgeship.

S. W. Hightower brought theNews family a mess uf roast-

ing ears and wax beans yes-

terday, which are more thanappreciated. The beans are anew variety, propogated by

he heard of farming. His farst

impression of the valley was

more than he had expected,and he says he is sure to besatisfied with his deal, althohe traded "sight unseen."

Mrs. Ira Alimón shipped a

lot of fryers to Albuquerquemerchants . yesterday. No

doubt Albuquerque epicureanswill now learn what realfried chicken tastes like, althothey may have to send over tothe Estancia Valley for thecooks to prepare the feast,

Don Eugenio Romero came

in last night from Las Vegas

and Santa Fe, where he hasbeen looking after business

and politics.

W. S. Kirk came down fromOgierville, where he has beenworking for sometime. He

says about ten days morework will complete the bungalow residence of Mr. Ogier.

Fairview

Van Lane was on the sick

list two days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Holliday werein Estancia Saturday shopping

We missed Sundayschooland church services on lastSunday on account of the ram

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mai-

lens moved from the mountains to their home last week

The nice showers that arecoming now are.certainly making the pumpkins and turnipsgrow. .

"

Mrs. Hollidav's brother, sis

ter and children from nearSanta Fe are visiting here

this week.

A recent letter from Geor

gia tells, us that the heat therethis summer and now, hasbeen and is worse than it everhas been heretofore.

Bean harvesting ' has been

the order of the' day the pastweek, getting things in read i

ness for the threshers, which

are being heard all around us.

On Sunday, September 10,

Brother Tuttle from Estanciapreached for us. He will come

aeain on the afternoon of thesecond Sunday in next month

Mr. and Mrs. Moody, Mr.

Rauschenbauch and Mr.Moore

from south and east of Estan-

cia, were in our communityast Sunday. They said they

were not flattering us at all,

but we simply had a fine country.

Schools Open

Next Monday

The Estancia schools willopen on Monday morning.September ISth, and it is urgedthat every pupil Te 'on handready 'forwork.; The boardhas delayed the opening fortwo weeks in order to give allan opportunity to have thework as far out of the way aspossible, so that all may be on

nave tuo uunuiu tioaucu uuin good condition. The doors, . ' .t i i I

uoia ouisiuü uuu luaiuu uobeen ordered changed so as toswing outward instead of in-

ward as heretofore, a blundermade when the building waserected.

The teachers have beenchosen for their fitness for thespecial grade work they willhave in charge and the bestschool of Estancia's history isanticipated.

Prooressive Rbpub-llca- n

MeetingSanta Fe, N. M., Sept. 9.-- An

enthusiastic meeting of progres-sive Republicans was held in thecity last evening for the purposeof taking the preliminary stepstoward organizing a progressiveRepublican league. The situa-tion tuna fiillv oAnvasRAil and acommittee of three, consisting ofLevi A. Hughes, Samuel G. Cart-wrig- ht

and Richard H. Hannawas appointed to draft resolu-

tions and report on Tuesday eve-

ning next when the organizationof a progressive republican leaguewill be effected. Many of themost prominent business men ofthe city were in attendance atthe meeting last night.

Territorio de Nuevo Mexico,

Condado de Torrance.' En la Corte de Distrito del Condado

de Torrance, Nuevo Mexico.J. P. Dunlavy, 1 '

va. - o. .

J. D. Hunter, et al. J ?

Por virtud de una ejecución en mismanos, expedida de la corte de distritodel Primer Distrito Judicial del Territorio de Nuevo Mexico, en y por el Con- -dado de Torrance en el pleito en el cualJ. P. Dunlavy es el quejante y J. D.Hunter y L. H. Mullen son los demandados, debidamente atestiguada en eldia 28 de Junio, 1911, por lo cual yo soymandado de que de loa bienes y propiedades, terrenos y tenencias de J. D.Hunter yL. H. Mullen en este condado,yo cause de hacer la suma de veinte yuno pesos y sesenta y un centavos $21. .61), costos de pleito, yo he levado sobretodo el derecho, titulo e interés de di-

chos J. D. Hunter y L. H. Mullen en y ala siguiente descrita propiedad, situaden el condado de Torrance y territoriode Nuevo Mexico, a saber: Solar veinte y tres (23) en cuadra once (11) en laSanta Fe Addition a la Plaza de Moun-

tainair, Nuevo Mexico, juntamente conlos edificios y mejoras sobre el mismo. '

Ahora, por lo tanto, yo Julius Meyer,alguacil mayor de! condado de Torrance,ofreceré para vender y venderé en lapuerta del oriente de la casa de corte,del condado de Torrance, en Estancia,Nuevo Mexico, en el dia 30 de Octubre,1911, a la hora de lai 2 de la tarde dedicho dia, al mas alto y mejor postor pordinero en mano, en venta publica, la..UliMÍ. jlAo.. Mnifu!.,! 1 ..JgUISilW UVOM.L MVpiGUaU, M DMUVX.

Solar veinte y tres (23) eh cuadra once (11) en la Santa Fe Addition a laPlaza de Mountainair, Nuevo Mexico,'juntamente con los edificios y mejorassobre el mismo, como su Interes apa-resc- a;

loa fondos obtenidos de dicha ven-- ;ta de ser usados en el pago de los costosde la venta' y pleito; y el sobrante en elpago al arriba mencienado quejante lasuma de 21,61 juicio, el cual por juiciode nuestra corte de distrito en y por elcondado de Torrance y territorio deNuevo Mexico, en Santa Fe en el dichoterritorio, en el dia 28 de Junio, 1911.J. P. Dunlavy recobro de los dichos J.D. Hunter y L. H. Mullen, demandadas.

Fechado en Estancia, N. M-- , este dia5 de Setiembre, 1911.

Julius Meyer, k- AbraaeO Mavor.

Por esto anuncia mi candida-- !tura para el puesto de asesor del

Andalón A ti Tawmviaa am l r '

wwuumuw UW sVV&ACMV0 C1I lA Wllm

mera elección del estado, subjetoa la acción de la convención re-publicana del condado.

Juan de Dios Sanchez.'

on church business.

W. H. Minerman went to

Albuquerque Sunday noon on

business.

Acasio Gallegos, chairmanof the Republican County

Central Committee returnedto Santa Fe Sunday after hav

ing attended the meeting of

the committee here baturaay

Benny Meyer is wearingbandages on his right hand, as

a result of having been bittenby a coon not the black var-ifit.- v.

hut Joe Peterson's petBenny now knows how hard acoon can bite.

Friday Sept. 8

About fifty members' of theBaptist Sundayschool went toAnteloDe Springs yesterday andenjoyed the day near the springsand trees. A fine spread was enioved. the Biblical twelve basketsfull being gathered up afterwardDurirnr the afternoon four gallona (A ice cream disappeared asifbvmasrie. One of . the good

sisters claimed last evening thatRev. Grant was liable to be too

Bick to come home, but heshowed up in good time. Thelittle iolks, and that includeseveryone, all report a jolly time.

"': A social party was given by

Miss Myrtle and Virgil Weaver attheir home just north of townon Wednesday night. About ascore of young folks were presentenjoying the evening, in gamesand music. Special music wasfurnished by Doc Alexander andothers. Refreshments consistingof fruit salad and cake wereserved, the young people departing at a late hour declaringthe Weavers royal entertainers.

J. L. Lobb was in town yes-

terday from Jaramillo precinctmaking final proof on1 hishomestead. Mr.Lobb is justiceof the peace of his district andis proving an efficient officer.

Ground was broken yesterday morning for the. founda-

tion of the Estancia OperaHouse, to be erected by MonteGoodin across from the postoffice. The builning will beof adobe, 25X100 feet in size.

Johnson Ponce and familywill leave this morning overland for Albuquerquewherethey will spend the winter,that the children may ' haveadvantage of the city schools,while Mr. Pence looks afterbis lively business. ( '

Acasio Gallegos came in lastnitfht from Santa Fe to attendthe meeting of the RepublicanCentral Committee tomorrow,at which time the date of theCounty Convention to nomi-

nate the county ticket, will bedecided upon.

Mr. Cope arrived yesterdayfrom Tennessee, having comeout to see the quarter sectionof land he purchased from JeffRoberts, seven miles west oftown. He said the farther

Saturday, September 9

Dad Richards returned fromDuran yesterday, bringing hishousekeeping effects with himWe did not hear whether thefair one had sent him home ornot.

! Sam Carrico returned fromTucumcari yesterday, wherehe has been visiting bis grand-

daughters.

: The Tajique Feast will occurtoday, several of our peoplegoing to the Mountain townto participate in the event.

' Mrs. Melissa D. Atkinson,who has been confined to herbed, is reported as improving.

Sunday, September 10

Mrs. George Fugatt has received a lot of her Fall MillineryGoods, for her opening whichwill occur on Saturday, September23. .V :;;. V-

W.S. Rogers of Mcintoshwas a county seat visitor yesterday on business.

Manuel S. Sanchez returned'

from Saqta Fe Friday night,where be was a member of theFederal jury.

The probate clerk yesterdayissued a license to wed to Macario Herubina and Maria RosaMaldonado, both of Torreón,

Dr. (V V, JÜheyney was upfrom Willard yesterday attending the Republican Lovefeast. He is a candidate forthe nomination as county commissioner on the Republicanside of the fence and not aswe stated yesterday morningen the Democratic side. Wedidn't intend to cause you to"flop" Doctor, just publishedwhat we had heard in regardto the candidates.

Judge McFie granted a divorce to Amon Dibert fromGrace Wood Dibert. Theyhad been married about sevenyears, Mrs,, Dibert is giventhe custody of the only child.

New Mexican.'W. S. Kirk and Dad Richards

will leave this evening for Ogier-vill- e,

where they will put thefinishing touches on Mr. Ogier'sbungalow.

Candido Padilla, who hasbeen holding down a job asguard at the Territorial Peni-

tentiary, came down fromSanta Fe Friday night to at-

tend the Republican CountyCentral Committee meeting.

J. W. Corbett came in fromSanta Fe, Friday night, wherehe has been a member, of thefederal jury . He will remainhere over Monday, when hewill bid in several tracts ofland at the delinquent taxsale. ,

:r ;' County Superintendent C. L.

Burt and Justice M." B. Fullerof Motiritainair, were here yes

Mr. Hightower, and should beknown as the Hightower bean.They are of a beautiful yellow

or golden color, as thick as

one's finger, and as waxy andjuicy as can be. He has beenmarketing them this summer,hrin&ing in a hundred poundsat a time. He says after onetasted these, he will

.eat no

other. Mr. Hightower reportshis corn as good or better thanhe has ever grown heretofore.

Tuesday Sept. 12

G. II; Van Stone went toSanta Fe Sunday.

R. C. Howell went to Albu-

querque Sunday on business.

- Miss Heloise Dibert left Sun

day for Santa Fe after a visitwith friends here.

S. A. Goldsmith, wife andson, Henry, left Sunday noon

for Albnqnerque, for a stay of

a few days. ,'

M. H. Senter and wife spentSunday at Mountamer andPunta de Agua, guests ofSuperintendent and Mrs. C.

L. Burt. :; U;í Passenger ' traffic has in-

creased on the N. M. Central,necessitating the running ofan additional coach on thedaily train. v

Mr' nd Mr. J. E. Williamsand son came in Snnday andare looking over the valley.They may locate here, -

Elmer Adair returned homeyesterday morning in the Autofrom Willard, after havingspent a few; weeks visitinghis brothers at Albuquerqueand Engle, N. M

Mrs. Maximilians Montaño,of Manzano, was taken to Santa Fe Sunday, where she will

be examined as to her sanityfor confinement in the LunaticAsylum. ' Her son-in-l- aw accompanied her.

Mrs. Goodner closed herboarding house Sunday andhas moved to the Flesber resi-

dence, where she will keephouse for E. A. Flesher.

Editor H. J. . Fmcke of theMoriarty Messenger was acounty seat business visitoryesterday. During this fewhours in town, he was a pleasant caller at the News Office.

Rev. J. W.Hendrix of Willard passed through Estanciayesterday en route to Moriarty

LLAMADA A LA COMISION CEHChamp Clark toRepublican's Met

Here Saturday

The editor was kindly remem-bered among the rest, and is

convinced that Joe knows ayood thing when he sees it.

CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

To the Republicans of Estancia Precinct; Notice is hereby given that aprimary of the republican party hasbeen callad for 10, o'clock A. M. onSeptember the 20th at the Court House

Tour New Mexico

According to the AlbuquerqueMorning Journal, the democracyhas made arrangements for several national speakers to tourNew Mexico during the firststate campaign, a nong the notedspeakers being Hon, ChampClark, speaker of the NationalHouse of Representatives. TheJournal speaks of the campaignas follows;

That the democratic party in-

tends to make a vigorous campaign for the control of the stateof New Mexico is indicated bythe activity already apparentamong the leaders of the party.

State Chairman W. C Mc-

Donald has opened headquartersin Albuquerque and is directingthe organization movementwhich extends to every county inthe state. Literature is beingprepared and arrangements arebeing made for a thorough can-

vass which will be followed upwith' a speaking campaign inwhich not only prominent NewMexico leaders will participate,but in which it is intended to enlist the services of men of national reputation.

It is proposed as an openingteature ot the campaign to runspecial trains tb the state con- -

ventiov in Santa Fe October 3.

According to present plans thesetrains will be run from the Pe-

cos valley, from southern NewMexico, from Colfax cpunty andfrom the northwestern portion ofthe stale. By this means it is expected to secure the largestgathering of democrats everheld in the southwest and tolaunch the state ticket with anentnusiasm which will makeitself manifest in the most remote portions of New Mexico.

It is understood that in thecoming campaign the democratswill be hampered by no lack offunds to properly take care oftheir organization work andspeaking tours. It is reported ongood authority that the NewMexico state central committeehas been assured by the nationaldemocratic committee not onlvof its active support in the wayof speakers of national promi-nence, but of substantial cashcontributions toward the con-- :duct of the New Mexico statecampaign. According to thesame report, the National Leagueof Democratic clubs has alsopromised to deal generously withthe New Mexico democracy, bothin the way of speakers and funds

Santa Fe is already preparingto, entertain the delegates to thestate convention on a scale moremagnificent than any thing before in the annals of the ancientcapital and. the plan of runningspecial trains of modern Pullmansleepers from the four cornersof the state will assure an attendance that will tax the capacityof the city. . Already arrange-- ;ments are being made to securea low round trip rate on all roads

J i. ianu it is expected a iare andi -

one-fift- h or better will be securedm

irom tne araerent railroads.

TRAL DEMOCRATA DEL CON

DADO DE TORRANCEUna llamada es por este hecha a la

Comisión Central Demócrata del Con

dado de Torrance para una junta de sertenida en la Sala del Cuerpe de Comercio en Willard, N. M., a las 2 de la tarde el Miércoles, Setiembre 20, 1911, con

el fin de escoger el tiempo y Iugur paratener la Convención de Delegados del

Condado de Terrance pera elejir delegados a la Convención Demócrata Territorial que sera tenida en Santa Fe, N,

M., Octubre 3,; 1911, y para determin jel lugar para tener la Convención deCondado Demócrata con el fin de nomlnar oficiales de condado, y para la transactor) y consideración de otros negociosque se consideren propios.

Cada miembro de la comisión es since-

ramente suplicado de estar presente..Todas personas en este condado quetengan a pecho el suceso del buen go-

bierno y de la política honesta estáninvitadas de estar presentes.

W. D. Wasson,

Presidente.W. A. Brumback,

Asistente Secretario.

TORRANCE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC

CENTRAL COMMITTEE CAL-

LED TO MEET

A call is hereby made for a meeting

of the Torrance County Democratic

Central Committee to be held in theBoard of Trade Hall at Willard, N. M.,

September 20th, 1911, for the purpose

of selecting the time and place for

holding the Torrance County Delegate

Convention to elect delegates to the

Democratic Territorial Convention to

be held at Santa Fe, N. M. on October

3, 1911, and to determine the place for

the holding of the Torrance County

Democratic Convention for the purpose of nominating county officers, and

for the transaction and consideration

of any other business that may be

deemed proper.Every member of the committee is

earnestly requested to be present. All

persons throughout the county having

the success of good government and

honest politics at heart, are invited to

be present.W. D. Wesson,

Chairman.

W. A. Brumback,

Assistant Secretary.

FOR SALE Ayer's Restaurant. A9

bargain, if sold this week. For pnrticulars see W. C. Ayers, Estancia.N. M. 47-- tf

There will be a new man intown next week. 47-2- tp

WANTED Girl to help with housework after school hours in exchangefor board. Box 126, Estancia, N. M.

47;tf

Our friend Larrazola says hehas gone over to the Republicanparty because it gives equalrights to all and then states thatthis same party stole from him aseat in congress, to which noone now doubts that he washonestly elected. And, hence hegoes over and joins hands withthe very men here in New Mexi-co who did the stealing. Larra-zola certainly has peculiar ideasabout "equal rights." Farmington Times Hustler.

Judge Howell was called uponjust after dinner yesterday toperform the ceremony uniting inmarriage Mrs. S. E. Clark andFrank Clayton, both of Duran.Probate Clerk E. W. Robersonand Postmaster N. D. Meyeracted aa witnesses. The bridalcouple came in on the noon trainreturning to Duran last nightwhere they will make their home

in Estancia. Delegates will be electedto the Torrance County Conventions.

Ered H. Ayers, Chairman,Antonio Salazar,Manuel S. Sanchez.

LLAMADA PARA PRIMARIA RH- -PUBLICANA

A los Republicanos del Precinto de Estancia:Aviso es por este dado que una pri

maria del partido Republicano iha sidollamada para las 10 de la mañana el dia20 de Setiembre, en la Casa de Corte enEstancia. Delegados serán electos a laConvención de Condado del Condado deTorrance.

Fred H. Ayers, Presidente,Antonio Salazar,Manuel S. Sanchez.

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the InteriorU 8 Land Office at Santa Fe, N M.

September 12. rBli.Notioo is hereby giren that Alvin B Crawford,

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on August H

1910, made Homestead Entry No. 013961, forN',4 9WI-4- . s'i nwi-4- , Section 15, Township 7 N,Rango 7 E, N Al P Meridian, has Sled notice ofiment on to mako Final Commutation Proof,to establish claim to the land above described,before William A Brumback, 17 S Court Com-

missioner, at Estancia, New Mexico, on the 16thday of Oct. i9il.

Claimant namos as witnesses :

8 J Hubbard, Jap Morris, R D Vaughn, D POUt, all of Estaucia, New Mexico.

Manuel R Otero, Register.

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the InteriorU 8 Land Office at Santa Fe, N M,

September i2, 191 r

Noti:e is hereby giren that Edward. J Berry,of Estancia. N M. who, on September 28. 1908,

mado omestead Entry No. --01807, for BEK ofNWi, Section 3, Township S N, Rangg 7B.NMP Meiidiax., has filed notice of intention tomake Final Commutation Proof, to 'establishclaim to the lond abovo described, befere William A Drumback, U 8 Court Commissioner, atI'Muncia. N M. on the 19th day of Oct. l9ll.

Claimant names as witnesses :

R L Porter, of Fatancia. N II : B A Lobb. ofWillard. N M ; V W Lane, T F Mullin, ot Estan-c- i

N M , Manuel 11 Otero,, Register.

Not Goal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the InteriorU. 8. Laud Office at Santa Fe, N. M

Sept. 12, 1911,

Notice is hereby giren that Daniel J. Bedwell

heir of John 8. Bedwell, deceased, of Estancia,Sew Mex co, who, on May 17, r900, made Home-

stead Entry No. (0iUU29), for M NWH. SE

awM. sw'i ne'4. Seceion 28, Township 6 N, Range7 E, N',' M. P.' Meridian, has tiled notice of Inte

tion to make Final Five Year Proof, to establishclaim to the land above described, before Wil-iia-

A. Brumback. H S Court Commissioner, atE6taucia, New Mexico, on the lSth day of Octl9ll.

Claimant namos as witnesses:John Casebolt, S W Hightower. F T Meadors,

Jauc3 Fleming, all of EstanciH, N M.

x:l Manuol B Otero, Kegister

num. iihiii.i.ifrálrniñfíiiíAtf

Pale FacesPale-face- d, weak, and

shaky women who sufferevery day with womanlyweakness need the helpof a gentle tonic, witha building action on thewomanly system. If you areweak you need Cardui,the woman's tonic, becauseCardui will act directly onthe cause of your trouble.Cardui has a record ofmore than 50 years ofsuccess. It must be good.

The Woman's Tonic

Mrs. Effie Graham, ofWillard, Ky., says: "Iwas so weak I couldhardly go. I suffered,nearly every month, for 3years. When I began totake Cardui, my back hurtawfully. 1 only weighed99 pounds. Not long after,I weighed 115. Now, Ido all my work, and amin good health." Begintaking Cardui, today.

Estancia was more than fulof Republicans yesterday, theinflux being caused by the meet-

ing of the county central com-

mittee and a number who arenot members of the committee,but who think the republicanticket to be voted on November7th would look better if adornedwith their names, were on handto learn if Dossible. what show

there was for such embellishment. That there were severalwho left town feeling ratherdown hearted cannot be denied.As one would-b- e candidate putit, "they want every candidateto put up two hundred dollarsfor exDenses. and I want to be

sure of the nomination before Iput up. I'm ready to put up thetwo hundred when I get' thenomination."

There was considerable mixingand caucusine all day long. The

committee met at about nine yes-Fterd-

morning, but adjourned

fon account of the non-arriv- of

. some, of the members. This' gave the numerous candidates' time to get a word privately

with the bosses. After dinner' the committee was called to

Chairman Acasio Galle- -'

gos and the work of deciding up- -

on the date for the county con- -'

vention to nominate the ticket! was taken up. After ssme

qnOíh.míilíínty. MfiTldav: Octo- -

bef 16 was decided upon, theconvention to be held at Willard.The convention to nominate delegates to the state convention atLas Vegas on the 28th of September, will be held at Estancia onSeptember 23.

A- - number of speeches weremade that of Chairman Gallegoswhich was in Spanish, being de-

clared a splendid progressivetalk. ' That Mr. Gallegos is infavor of nominating the bestman possible for offices seems ap-

parent,, but whether he will beable to control the convention,remains to be seen.

Royal Neidhbor SupperThe local lodge. Royal Neigh- -

DOrs oi America, win give a uui-ne- r

at the Krick building from 5

to 8 o'clock Saturday evening,September 15, to which everyoneis invited. The menu will include

the principal dishes of flue great

, nations, Mexico, Ireland, En-

gland, Japan and the UnitedStates. The best that each of

these nations can boast will be

served for only twenty-fiv- e cents

There will be five tables loaded

to the guards with good things,which no'orie can afford to miss.'Come ,and get a square meal andat the same time help the Royal

Neighbors., Remember, any time

from 5 to 8 o'clock next Saturdayevening. '

IT has leaked out that, the

Pemocrats of the County are con

templating reorganisation which

wffl mean a cpRimittee in every

preciuct, It may be true but we

have also hearb that it would be

hard to find a democrat in a fewpi the . Precincts EstanciaHerald, .

This is news indeed for the

Herald to publish ón Thursday,September 8 (Thursday was the

: 7th,) when the appointment of

the precinct chairmen was made

by the Central Committee on

Saturday, September, 2. This is

news te for the try-wee- k

Muchas gracias Don Jose?!- - '

To Unite Two

School Districts

A movement is on foot to unitetne Estancia and Blaney schooldistricts into one, thus giving ad-

vantages to both over the presentarrangement. At present Blaneydistrict has a school of somethirty pupils a few months in theyear, the larger and more advanced pupils attending the Es-

tancia school. The Estanciaschool board dislikes to chargetuition to those pupils from out-

side the district, yet it is unfairto the patrons of the Estanciaschool not to do so, after theBlaney district has had the benefit of the taxes from the electorsof that district. Under the proposed arrangement, a teacherwill be employed for the lowergrades at the Blaney schoolhouse, the term to begin the sametime as the Estancia school andrun for the same length of term.The more advanced pupils will allattend the Estancia schools without paying tuition, the two dis-

tricts being consolidated into theone.

This seems to be a better ar-

rangement than under the pres-

ent system, especially if the ad-

vanced pupils from outside theEstancia district are compelled topay tuition as they should. Thepetitions are being circulated forthe signatures, and if a majorityof the electors in both districtssign the same, the superintend-ent will be asked to consolidatethe districts,

"My friend, help the editor inhis wild eyed search for news,"appeals the Glen Elder, Ks., Sen-tinel. "When your friends cometo see you, if you are not ashamedof it tell him; when your wifegives a tea party if you have recovered from the effects, of thegossip drop in with the news;when a baby arrives fill yourpockets with cigars and call; ifyou go to a party steal some ofthe good thing and leave 'emwith the item in our sanctum. Ifyour wife licks you come in andlet us see your scars and tendersympathy through the paper; ifyour mother-in-la- has died,don't be bashful about it; give inall common place news. In short,whatever makes you feel proud,sad, lonesome or glad, submit itto this office and great will be ourgratitude,"

The materials that go tomake up our paper money aregathered together from allparts of the world. Part ofthe paper fiber is lineti ragfrom the Orient. The silkcomes from China ot Italy.The blue ink is made fromGerman or Cauadian cobalt.rhe black ink is made froms;arrnr i?Qiie acetvleuei.llUi.tll 1111 casv - o

smoke, aud most of the green

--Scientific American. I

ink is green color mixed inJoe Fehmer, who is workiug white zinc sulphite made iu

at present at Pearson, Chihua- - Germany,hua, Mexico, sent a box of T b,e ved color in the seal isMexican cigars to Neal Jen- - obtained from a pigment im-so- n,

asking him to distribute ported from Central Americajthem among b,is frauds here

FOR SALE-Fi- ve acres of cane and r"Title Talks"

The Business of Abstracting

For Sale16P acres of patented land,' two miles

south of Estancia. This farm has more

than $2000 worth of improvements,

consisting of comfortable four-roo-m

residence, 82x36 foot two-sto- ry barn,

Wednesday

L. W. Clark was over fromPunta yesterday on business.

. D. C. Howell is back from

Willard, where he spent Sun-

day.

Mrs. J. A. Goodrich, of Lucía, was shopping in Estanciayesterday.

John W. Corbett came ija

yesterday noon from Moun-tain- air

to look after business

matters here.

John Slater left last nightfor Wichita, Kansas, after hav-in- e

spent a week here looking

ine business of Abstracting titles is of comparatively recentgrowth. As lands increase in value, the need of title,' security becomesmore and more imperative.

It is just as sensible to baieguard the title to a thousand dollar va-

cant lot or to any other property, as it is to keep your thousand dollarbond under lock and key.

PROTECTION IN EITHER CASE IS THE THING SOUGHT.Good titles make real estate as negotiable as stocks and bonds.There is no way of being sure about the title except by the help of

an abstract by a reliable company.

Roberson Abstract CompanyRalph G. Roberson, Sec.

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PINTS .- $1.25 D02

QUARTS - 1.50HflLFGflLS - 2.00 "

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PHONESí3Iand 39 -.-- ESTANCIA,. M.

ten aerea of com, just ready to cut.

Corn will make 18 or 20 buBheliper

acre. Guy Crawford, 12 milea north-

west of Estancia. -- 2t

WANTED Stock to pasture.

Close in. Plenty of good water.

Good grass. B. L. Hues, Estan-

cia. 47-4-t

PHOTOS and photography of all kinds.

Kodak finishing, postcards, field and

home scenes, portraits, etc. Any-

thing in our line. Call and see sam-

ples. Prices Right. W. C. Hunt &

Son, North Main street, Estancia.

45-4- t

FOR RENT My farm of 160 acres,

three miles south, one mile west of

Estancia. Address H . P. Likes, 216

Walnut St., El Paso, Texas, or in-

quire of J. M. Spruill, Estancia. 46--

LOST Rebekah Pin at Lodge

room or between there andpostoffice. Return to Mrs.L.B.Kuvkendall and receive re--

ma rrl 46-- lt

Look HereI have one eood Mammoth Jen

nett with a fine Jack colt for saleSpaiyip at Hunt's Blue Photofar. Estancia. N. M. 46-- 4t

I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of assessor ofTorrance County, subject to theaction of the Republican CountyConvention.

Juan de Dios Sanchez.Estancia. N.M.

merchant of Willard, andfamily, left yesterday in theirauto for Kingman, Arizona,where Mr. Watkins has accepted a position as managerof the hardware division in adepartment store. Jerome hasmany friends not only in thesmith nart of the valley butnrmind Estancia as well, whohate to see him go, but expectto see him back soon.

C. L. Riley brought theNews as fine a half dozen earsof field corn as we have eversnarl. These were erown onMr. Ri lev's farm, four mileswest of town, without irrigatinn. the field consisting oftwenty acres. A splendin sampie of broom corn accompaniedthe corn. Mr. Riley says theonly trouble with the broomcorn is he didn't plant enoughof it. It proves however thatbroom corn will do well hereand is a money making cropfor the valley. The load ofwatermelons, Mr. Rileybrought in with him, were soldin short order, as there neverwas grown sweeter nor bettermelons than Estancia Valleydry farmed melons.

Thirty acres of grazing land isnecessary to raise one steer andit is claimed that ten people canlive very comfortably off thatsame area under cultivation. Be-

yond the railroads will gain agreat deal by the settlement ofthe old ranch country becanse acarload of grain and produce canbe shipped from the same acre-age that was formerly capable ofrunning only one steer. Field &

Farm.

LUMBERSupply on hand at all times

Mill 3 miles westftf Tajique. Near Ranger Station.

H. P. Ogier

Torrance County

' Fruit Jars

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Mr troubles an Nos,

My prlnelpalitronble is No......

well 805 feet deep, cased to rock, (this

well will furnish water to irrigate every

acre of the farm) 45 acres in cultivation,

fenced and cross fenced. Balance in

pasture. And the very beat of water

within seven feet of surface. This

place will go at a bargain. For price

call on or address the owner, H. C. Wil

liams, P. O. Box 93, Estancia, N. M.

46-t- f.

LOST Brown Coat betweenMountainair and Ben Young s

niñeo west of Estancia. Hast"""F "two lodee nins on lapel, M. W

A.andA.O.U.W. Finder pleaseleave at News Office or Mc

Coy'B store in Mountainair.46-t- f,

Mrs. Fueatt has announcedher Fall Opening of te

stvles in Millnery for SaturdaySentember22. A complete lineof street and picture hats will beon display at the lowest possibleprices. The ladies are invited toinspect the stock and place theirorders. Goods are now arriving

Not Coal Land.nOTICK FOB PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior

n n. r.nH Office at Santa Fe. N M

Batánela, N M, August 82, 1911

la hh that Allen L. Bilsingj t--- ... uu lin. An Anrll 22.1908

III mv.vv,made Homestead Entry, no, 14050 (06334) forliW 4, Section 3, Townsnip o w, Bangs v ua M P MorMUn. him filed notice of intentionto make Final.Cominutatiou Proof to establish

elaimto toe land above oescriDea, Deiore mi-lia-

A.Brumback, V. S. Court Commissioner,

at Estáñela, Mew Mexico, on ine no uayoi mem-

ber, 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

Oscar Kemp. I, T. Collier, J, J. Smith and J.B. Busing all of Estancia, K. H,

Manuel B. Otero,

' Register

Not Goal LandNOTICE FOR PTJBLICATICN.

Department of the Interior.U. S. Land" Office st Santa Fe, N. M

Estancia, N. M August 24. 1911.

Notice 1. h reby given that William C. Gunter,ef Estancia, New Uezico. who on April 7. 1908,

made Homestead Entry No. 9160(07359) . for 8WJa

SE!, 8EK SW1Í, WM SWM. Section 15, Town-

ship 6 N, Range8E.N.M. P. Meridian, has filed

notice of intention to make Final Fire YearProof, to est abllch claim to the land above de-

scribed, before William A. Brnmback, ü. S.

Court Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico,

on the 10th day of October, 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

J. P. Porter, J. B. Williams, W. D. Wesson, W.

J. Hollls. all of Estancia, New Mexico.Manuel B.Otero, Begistor.

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOBtPUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior,

ü. S. Santa Fe, N. M.Estañóla, N. M., August 11, r9i I.

Notice is hereby given that NathenialA, Wells,ofEataneia, N. M., who on September 17, 1906,

made homestead entry No. 10016 (07841) tor theNW of Soctlon 24, Township 7 N, Bange82S, V. H P. Meridian, has filed notice ofintention to make Final Five Year Proof, toestablish claim to the land above described,before William ABrumbaek, U, 8, Court Coat

mlssioner, at Estancia, N. M. ,M the 2nó daoftSeptember,

names as witnesses i

J. D. Chllders, i. B. Larragolto, MathiasFreilinger, Bamet Freilinger' all of Estáñela

, M, -

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,U. 8. Land Office at Santa Fe. N. M.

Estanoia. N. M August 10, 19il.

Notice is hereby given that William H,of Estancia, N. M.,who, on August

tth. 1910, made Homestead Bntry No. 0140)0,

for SE 4 of Seetion 17, Township 7N, Bange8 E. N. M, P. Meridian, has filed notice of in-

tention to nan Final Commutation Proof, toestablish elaimltoZthe land above describedbefore William A, Brnmbsok, Ü. 8, CourtCommissioner ,at Estancia, New Mexloo, onthe 20th day of September, rill

Claimant names as witnesses :

Thomas McClanahan, W. F. Plumlee. W. HChandler, J. D, Chllders, all of Estancia.N. M.

MANUEL B. OTEBO.Register.

TORRANCE COUNTY SAVINGS BANKH. B. Jones, PreeA. B. McDonald, Vice Pres. E. M. Brickley, Cashier

Your business respectfully solicited.

Willard, New Mexico

after his farm southwest of

town.

R. R. Archer, with the Albu-

querque Morning Journal,spent yesterday in Estancialooking after subscriptions toHiA host nowsnaDer in thestate.

The last quarterly confer

ence of this fiscal year of thelocal Methodist church, which

was to have been -- held lastSunday, was postpoued two

weeksThe Fiesta at Torreón is on

full blast today. Severalwent up last night to

attend the Vesper Service and

will remain over during theFeast.

Allen Barrett went to Wil-

lard last night from where hewill take the train for Gallup,

where he goes to investigatein reference to locating andstarting a newspaper.

Mrs-Georg-e Fugatt has re-

ceived a lot of her Fall Millinery

Goods, for her opening which

will occur on Saturday, Septem-

ber 23.

Samuel G. Cartwright andwife, of Santa Fe, with Doug

las Walker as chauffeur, werein town yesterday, havingcome over from Albuquerque,wnere Mr.Cartwnght had beenon political business.

Thursday

S. G. Cartwright and wifeleft yesterday for Santa Fe in

their E. M. F. car.

Miss Alma Simmons willset as hostess to a party of

Estancia young people at hermountain ranch home aboveTajique for the next few days,

the party going up this morn-in- g.

'C. B. Howell,and family and

I. F. Decker and family will

go to Manzano today, wherethey will spend a conple of

daps earning and taking iu

the feast.

Mrs. Ruth Williams stopped

over Tuesday night until Wed

nesday noon on her way from

Cloudcroft to Santa Fe. She

Bpent the day here visiting herparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.

Clark of Pnnta, who came in

to meet her..

J. J. Watkins, the speed

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