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E ESTANCIA NEWSVOLÜMK Vil Estancia, Torrance County, New Mexico, Friday, December 23, 1910 Number 9

DISTRICT

COURT

Several Convictions Secured andDefendants Sentenced

O little babe, O gentle babe,That in a manger lies,

to the choral sweetWhich floats the skies;

We, through the year, who only hearThe world's harsh thundering,

Listen that we, dear babe, with thee,May hear the angels sing.

O little babe, O gentle babe.Who lookest toward the star,

And seest when they bear their gifts,Those wise men from afar;

From wandering wide, back to thy side,Weary and worn we fiee;

But hearts that bleed and hands that need.Are all we have for thee.

O little babe, O gentle babe,Our hearts were hard and cold;

The star we loved, the star of fame,The 6ong, the song of gold,

At the manger's side this Christmastide,We listen and we long

To see that star shine from afarAnd hear the angels' song.

Richard F. Souter.

AO hail, Spirit of Christmas. Fill

our hearts with freshness, joyous:iess

and hope.Open our eyes to a world filled

wilh new and interesting things.

Attune our ears to the general song

of good cheer and make our heartsand voices responsive to its message.

Let us know in its full measure theblessedness of the privilege bodi of

giving and of receiving, the interchangecf the Christmas message of love andremembrance.

Help, us to put aside the fear, thewcrry and the petty strife of yester-

day, and to face tomorrow with theradiant foes of those who have seenthe star in the east and who haveheard the angels' message "Glory toGod in the highest, and on earthpeace, good will toward men." Wm

Jr ;1 ( I iti'd Cfiil leu 11 i

week the fallowing cases weredisposed of:

No 146. Territory of NewMexico vs. Ar.i'rcs Peralta, as- -

aultwith intent to kill. Case! tried by jury. ; Verdict of guilty

s chat fx). Motion for new trialwas made by Col. Pritchard, at-

torney for defénse. E. P. Daviesf Renehan & Divies assisted the

. istrict attorney in the prosecu- -

ion, '

No. 111. Territory v. Loren- -

o Zigala, Forgery. Venuechanged to Santa Fe County.

No. 133. Territory vs. RossWhitlock, Maiming Cattle. Dis-

missed by prosecution, as prose-

cuting witness! declines to prose-

cute. Defendant aud suretiesdischarged.

No. 186. Territory vs. NaborOrtiz. Obtaining endorsementunder false pretense. T. B. Cat-

ron, counsel for defendant de-

murred to the indictment, whichdemurrer was sustained by thecourt Defendants and surtiesdischarged.

In the case of the territoiy vs.Geo. Humbred, charged with as-

sault with a deadly weapon, thejury brought in a verdict ofguilty, at the opening of courtthis morning. -

In the case of the territory vs.Maldonado, a boy of fourteenyears, charged in three indict-ments with assault on two girls

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COMMISSIONS E E. Alimón, A. B. Honnold andAlbert Abbott for district No. 3.Only resident land owners, whoINSES OKLAHOMA IS

DRY TOOare qualified voters and have paida property tax during the pastyear will be entitled to vote. :

The men suggested as direc-tors of the Estancia IrrigationDistrict are broad-minde- menwho have worked hard for theorganization of the district andwill givrf their time unstintedlyin pushing the work of securing

The county commissioners attheir meeting on Monday namédthe election judges to act at boththe election for justice . of thepeace and constable on January9, and the election on the adop-

tion or rejection of the constitu-tion on January 21. The list ofjudges is as follows:

Precinct No, 1, Taji'iue.Eli is SanchezAlejandro Barela, Juan Pera ta.

Precinct No. 2, Torreón, Abran Lu-

jan, Deciderio Sala, Eduardo Castillo.Precinct No. 3, Manzano, Viterbo

Vigil, Isiquio Turrieta, Perfecto San-

chez.Precinct No. 4' Ciénega, KuUmio

ing deadly weapon.No. 203. Carlos Romero and

wife, burglary. Plead not guilty.No. 205. Guillermo Luna, wife

beating.No. 206. C. P, Blanton, ob-

taining money under false pre-

tense.No. 207. Manuel de A. Romero,

larceny of sheep. Defendantpleads not guilty. Later with-

draws plea and enters plea ofguilty. Sentenced to not lessthan twelve 'nor more than fif-

teen months in the penitentiary,and to. pay a fine of $500. andcosts of prosecution.

No. 208. Henry Dobson, killingcalf. -

No. 210. Liberato Otero, un-

lawfully selling live stock. Plead,not guilty. Continued on motionof defense.

No. 211. Josiah Perkins, Geo.

and shooting at or toward one ofirrigation.

Giirlstmas Prooraoi

The Baptist Sunday School will

Íthe parties, a plea of guilty wasentered and the defendant wassentenced to not less th an twonor more than three years in the

hold its Christmas excercises onReform School at Srjrinrrer, theSaturday night commencing at

7:30. An open fire place will be

Dunn, C. A. Noble. Malisciously

sentences to run concurrently.In pronouncing sentence thecourt addressed the lad at somelength, showing him the fallacyof his life, and urging him totake advantage of the opportuni-ty now offered him in the ."eformschool to learn a trade, and makea man worthy the name of him-

self.The case of Eugenio Brito,

charged with carrying a deadlyweapon was taken up today, thedefendant pleading guility to thecharge. Sentence was passad bythe court, the fine being flfy dol-

lars and costs.In another case against the

same. defendant, charging bur-glary, plea of not guilty was en-

tered, and the case continued foithe term.

erected so that Santa Claus cancome in his usual manner. Giftsand a treat will be di tritbutedto the children at the conclusionof the program.

At the Methodist Church onSunday morning, a program willbj rendered by the children atthe hour of Sunday School afterwhich a treat will be distributedto the little folks. The pastorwill follow at eleven o'clock witha sermon especially to the child-

ren On Sunday night Evangel-ist Lyttle will preach. The servi-

ces are free to all, and all will bemade welcome.

Thfl Public Schools closedyesterday,, the next term openiug January 2, 1911.

threatening to injure.No. 209- - Perry Melton, larceny

of live stock.No. 212IraCollins,assault with

deadly weapon.No. 213 Cha3. Noble, Geo.

Dunn. John Griffin, Josiah Per-

kins, and Francis Joiner, assaultwith intent to murder.

No. 214. A. E. Gilmore, larcenty of steer.

No. 215. Federico Schubert,carry deadly weapons.

No. 216. Josiah Perkins, ut-

tering false promisory note.No. 217. Guillermo Luna, as

A letter just received fromJesse McGhee , who with hismother went to Chicasha, Okla-

homa for the holidays, shows thatpart of Oklahoma is not swim-

ming in riches this year. The let-

ter follows:P. A. Speckmann,

Estancia. N. M.Dear Sir; You will please sendthe Estancia News to my motherMrs. E. A. McGhee, 913 Min-

nesota Ave Mother thinks agreat deal of the News, as well

as myself, it is like getting aletter from home, when it comes.

The day I left we were sorushed I did not have time togive you the address.

We arrived here just aftermidnight of the 11th and had areal pleasant trip. Ifind it hasbeenvery dry herein southwesternOklahoma and a very little stuffwas made. It is still very dryhere, and the rivers have butlittle water in them and lots ofwells have gone dry. People arehauling water. I am . told thetown of Ada, Oklahoma is hau-

ling water into the town by thetrainload to supply the town. Iam also told they have madepractically a failure for the pasttwo years and property here inChicasha has depreciated greatlyin value as well as the country.

I am not discouraged sincethere has been a failure allthrough the southwest. We havea fine valley there and . I amconfident the man who stayswith it, will be the man whowill come out O. K. in the end.

I didn't have time to comearound and sign up on theirrigation, but I guess there isplenty of-tim- yet. I hope it willgo through all right.

Wishing you a Merry Christ-mas and a Happy New Year,

Yours truly,Jesse McGhee .

Miss Amada Ortiz left forSanta Fe where she will spendthe holidays.

Luna, Gabriel Silva, Henry C. MosleyPrecinct No. 5, Punta, Mrtximiliano

Zamora, Daniel Torrez, José do JesúsRomero.

Precinct No. 6, Willard, RumakloMirabal, Saturnino Luer.is, W A.Dunlavy,

Precinct No. 7, Estancia, J. P. Portar-Lui-

Serna, Wm. A Brumback.Precinct No. 8, Moriurty, Joe D iv.s,

M. T. Moriiity, R. B. Smiih.Precinct No. 9, Palma, Niolaa Tenor!,

Jesús Ma. Abeyín, A. Prisco Gurcia.Precinct No. 10, Duran, Librado Val-

encia, Dionicio Duran, J, A. Will.

Precinct No. 11, Pinos Wells, AlcarioLacero, Hdrculcino Clinvez, Harry D.Smith.

Precinct No. 12, Encino Nicanor Jara-mill-

Perfecto Jaramillo, C. E, Davun-por- t

Precinct N . 13, Abo, Natividad SalasPaublino Carrillo, Nicolas Msneros.

Precinct No. 14, Lucii, E. L. MoultonM. A. Maloney, S. G. Goodrich.

Precinct 15, Mountainir, W. M.Sanchez, Hilario Martinez.

Precinct No. lli, Mcintosh, FrankLaws, Pedro Garcia, Fred. T. Fisher

Precinct No. 17, Jnramillo, Gil Perea,B. W. Means, Jo3e Ma Torre?.

The board also took up the pe-

tition of the resident landownerswithin the proposed EstanciaIrrigation District, approving thesame, and calling the election toflnahy determine the organiz-

ation of the district for Saturday,January 7, 1911. The votingplaces as established are the resi-

dences of B." Y. Duke, I. N. Shir-

ley and A. B. Honnold. Thejudges of election are: R. 0.Whitlock, M. H. Senter, and T,A. Roley for precinct No. 1. I.N. Shirley. W. H. Simmons and

, A. Oarswell for district No. 2.

saulting wife.

On Monday afternoon theMr. Melcor Luna and wifeleft for Santa Fe yesterday tospend the holidays.

grand jury reported eleven in-

dictments and on Tuesday fourmore, making a total of .sighteento that time.

No.. 190. Territory vs. PedroMrs. Ben Young and daugh-

ter Mrs. Will Davis left for Torreon yesterday to spend theholidays,

Aragón. Rape.No 191. Territory vs.. J. N- - P.

Crawford. Appeal

No. 218. Josiah Perkins, JohnGriffin, forgery.

Mrs. McNitt, court steno-

grapher is in attendance at courtthis week. Last week, she wastaking testimony in a case be-

fore referee in the northern pariof the territory, and Miss Tem-plema- n

took her plack here. MissTempleman Í3 not only a steno-grath-

of long experience, buta regular practitioner before thebar. having been admitted topractice inKentucky.before com-

ing to New Mexico.

Albert Kubena, wife andchildreu left for Mountaiuairhis morning.

No. 192. Territory vs. ManuelBarela Murder. Pleas, of not

Mrs. T. N' Russell aud son,Paul, left tor Man gum, Okla-

homa, where they will visitfriends and relatives a month.

guilty entered. Case .set fortrial Thurs day. Col. Eric hard represents the defense.

No. 202. Doniciano C havez,Assault and battery. Pltiad ofMrs. Percell i; Fades left

Thursday for liatón where shewill join her husband who hassecured a position at that place

not guilty, continued on motionof defendant.

No. 204. Eugenio Brito, ncarry--

LOCALS.The Estancia News votes and it would have been butfair to havesubmitéd the matter.Let the majority rule!

-- The Eagle.

Not Coal Land,NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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

November, 18, 1910.

Notice is hereby given that PolonioJaramilloof Willard, N. M who, on November 11, 7,905

made Homestead Entry, No, for NE

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Published overy'Fridayby

P. A. Speckmann,Editor and Proprietor

Subscription:Per Year . $1.50

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Estancia, fJ. M.

Entered as second-clas- s matted January 4,1907, in the e at Estancia. N. M.,under

the Art cl ('(rn.it l 1' nui,

1 Carda of Thanks, Resolutions of Re-

spect and Obituary Poetry will bcharged at the rate of five cents perline. , Church notices will be given freepublication, except for bocMs and en-

tertainments where an admission fee ischarged.

Whiskey Did It.

The people of the EstanciaValley and Torrance County havehad two horrible examples dur-ing the past week of the work ofthe monster "drink." WalterA. Gray, after partaking of Estancia whiskey, assaulted his ownniece, and after abusing hermore horribly than will ever beknown, shot her and then blewher brains out. Miss Williamson,a young woman, helpless in thehands of her brute uncle. WHISKEY DID IT.

At Mountainair, after mixingup in a dance and a free-for-a- ll

fight, a young man within aweek after the murder mentioned above, shot and killed hisfather-in-la- It is admitted byall concerned that both partiesalong with others had been drinking at the dance. WHISKEYDID IT.

Miss Williamson is dead. MrLopez is dead. Walter Gray isin the Penitentiary for life. MrBarela is awaiting trial in jail(Monday). And whiskey is toblame. When will our peoplewake up? '

Larrazola claims the constitu-tion is easy of amendment. Whatwould he call a difficult matter,we wonder;

If Larrazola's address on Mon-day night is as convincing aswere his addresses before theconstitutional convention electionthe vote in Torrance county willprobably be several hundred ma-jority against the constitution.When a man turns squarelyagainst that he advocated only a

few months previous, the thinking voter will look for a coloretperson in the fuel, and will probably find him.

The thousands of prohibition-ists in the territory who beggedthe delegates in the constitution-al convention to submit a provis-ion for state-wid-e prohibition se-

parately from the constitution sothat it might Jbe voted on thesame time as the constitutionwere ignored entirely by themajority. What the prohibition-ists asked could, by no possibili-ty, have done any harm. If amajority of the voters of the ter-ritory do not 'desire state-wid- e

prohibition the provision wouldhave been voted down and thatwould have been the end of it,but if a majority of the votersfavored it the provision wouldhave been incorporated in theconstitution. The prohibitionistsbelieve that the measure wouldhave received a majority of the;

FOR RENT Rooms in Brick buildingnorth oí Postoffice, old Dow store.Mrs. M. E. Davis. 8-- tf

FOR RENT House in Alta VistaMrs. M M. Olive., 8-- tf

WANTED A good girl or woman todo cooking and general housework ina small family. Address, Mrs. JohnZook, Santa Fe, N. M.

5- -tf

RED POLLED BULL- -I now have abull in ' our locality. Service, cash

f 1.00; on time $1.25, 5 miles west andone mile, north of Estancia. J, 11.

Gwiiltney.

PASTURE I have six quarter sectionsof good grass, with plenty of water, on

which I will pastare horses. See mefor terms. N. L. Williams. Estancia.

4-- tf

Wauled To exchange span of mnlesfor relinquishment Inquire at the NewsCilice. ft 2

NoticeI have formed a copartnership with

Tuttle and Son in the undertaking busi-

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

A. A. Hine.50-- tf

DRESS M AKING Wanted, plain sew-ing of all kinds. Mrs. Lentz, old

Schubert house.

F. F. Jennings, Willard, N. M., has

, been successful in his land office prac-

tice. If needing an attorney, seehim ?1

My carpentry and cabinet shop ifnow located across the street from

Misbett's Barn, where I may be found

ready to do any work in my line.

W. W. Richards.

The quicker i cold is totton rid of the

less the danger from pneumonia andother serious diseses. Mr. B. W. L. Hall,of Waverly., says: "I firmly believeChamberlain's Cough Remedy to be ab-

solutely the best preparation on themarket for colds. I have recommenedeit to my friends and they all agree withme," For sale by ALL DEALERS.

'Tis better to avoid legal difficulties

than to get out, after once in, seeJennings, the attorney, and keep out.Sl-t- f.

When you have a cold get a bottle o

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy' It will

soon fix you up all right and will wardoff any tendency toward, pneumoniaThis remedy contains no opium, or otlitinarcotic and may be given as confidently 'o a baby as to an adult. Sold by

ALL DEALERS.

Are you in legal tangles? See Jen-ninrr- s.

will help you out. 31 rt

When your feet are wet and cold, andymir torly chnlltd tl:ioi ;h through

rn exposure, ttike a big rinse of.').:mH-i'lm'-,- I 'mifh Remedy, bathev in- fee-r- fn hoi water hefo'e tfointr tob (1. iinr! J'u are h'ihoM cerUi'ii In wardo;f a s vere cold. Fur sale by Al.LDEALERS.

Ti.r the be"t Blacksmith work " ti

vVwner's shop, Williams atreet, op-

posite the Lentz I'uilding. 2ii-l- ,f

"I had been troubled with cunstipn-t- i'

n for two years und tried all of thebest Fhysicinna in I'ristol, Tenn., amit'.ey could do nothing forme" wrtnThos. Williams, Middltboro, Ky."Two packages of Chamberí lin'sStoinach and Liver Tablets cuied me." Foisale by ALL DEALERS.

'It Gives All The News"

"Subscribe to your home paper fit i

and then take the El Paso Herald

The Herald is the best medium te

keep in touch with general news Mt.il

news of the whole southwest."

Every family has need of a good, liniment For sprains, bruises, soreness ofthe mu-!rl- iM'd irKun Hi;r i k i ; 1

is none bi'tti r lhtn CliHii.be' iby ALL DEALERS.

The Maine hen who has a re-

cord of having laid 4,000 eggs isdead at the age Of 22- - She neverdrank intoxicating liquors orused tobacco in any form.

Toledo Blade.

A newcomer to Colorado, whobought land for potatoes, is re-

ported to have tried to buy seedfor growing hashed, brown andlyonaise potatoes, declaring sar-

castically that he intended tocater only to the hotel trade.TVirt monw mata íaílníio rm forme...v. ..c.. a...in this Western COUntry becausethpir knnwlpfW nf nrrriVnltiirPis about on a par with this newcomer in theGreeley district. ElPaso Herald.

The Argus respectfully asksthat anybody who has occasion towrite it, spell the full word outand make it Christmas. The ab-

breviation of that name is utterlywithout rhyme or reason and nt

to all right minded people.Please, please, take time andwrite it as it should be. CarlsbadArgus.

The Progress heartily agreeswith the Argus in above. The custom di abbreviating that nameis, to our minds, most abhorent.

We do not believe that the Saviour of the world will approve ofbeing nicknamed; on the otherhand, we believe that He lookswith painful disfavor upon thethoughtless custom, and yet thatis what you do when you write orspeak it with an X, for X thusused is to represent Christ.

In order to show how ridiculousthe custom is, we will quote a fewpassages of scripture using the Xinstead of spélling the word out;"If thou be X save thyself andus." "Ought not X to have suf-

fered these things?" "Art' thouthe X, the son of the Blessed?""Then Phillip, went down to thecity of Samaria and preached Xunto them ," "I believe that Je-

sus X is the Son of God." "AndPeter said unto him, Eneas, JesusXmakeththee whole. ""As eyhave therefore received X Jesusthe Lord, so walk ye in Him.""The disciples were called Xiansfirst at Antioch." "Almost thoupersuadest me to be a Xian."

But this is enough. Wj h)pethat our readers have seen howblasphemously ridiculous it is andwill never again be guilty of writ-ing it with an X. LakewoodProgress.

Deafness Cannot Be Curedby local applications, as they cannot reach the dis-

eased portion ot the ear. There Is only one way tocure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies.Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition ot themucous llnlnf? oí the Eustachian Tube. When thistube Is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im-

perfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed, Beat-ne-

Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can betasen out and this tube restored to its normal condi-tion, hearing wlli bo destroyed forever; nine casesout of ten are caused by Catarrh, which Is nothingbut an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case ofDeafness (caused by catarrh) tliat cannot be curedby llall'a Catarrh Cure..... Bend for circulars,.... free.

illn r"k

Sold by Dmggfcrts. 75c.Take Hall's Family fills for constipation.

Mumps Spread by Cat.The raold BDread ot an epidemic of

mumps in a Pennsylvania town recently was attributed to a cat, wnlcncaught the disease by eating foodhandled by one of the earliest patientsand gave It to other family pets.

How often a man has cause to re-turn thanks for enthusiasms of hisfriends! Tbey are the little foun-tains that run down from the hills torefresh the mental desert of the despondent. Henry Van Dyke.

Especially in the Subway."There ain't but one trouble with

this here city air," said Uncle Rufe,sniffing the atmosphere speculatively;"It do need ventllatin'." Holland'sMagazine.

Many Diseases or the Eye.There are 48 distinct diseases of the

eye. No other organ ot the humanbody has so many.

Section 29, Township 5 N, Range 8 E,N M.P.MeridiHn, ban filed notice of intontion to makeFinal Five Year Proof, to establish olaimto the land above described, before Minnielirumbaclt, U. S, Commissioner, at Estancia,N. VI on the 7th day of January 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses;Francisco Sanchez, Hermejeldo Serna, Jose

M. Sanchez all of Willard, and Melquíades Tru-jill- o

of Estancia, N. M.Manuel H.Otero,

Register

Not Coal Laud.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior.

U. S. Laud Office at Santa Fe, N. M.November, 23, r9i6.

Notice is hereby given that Robert L. Porter,of Estancia, N.'M.. who, on March 15, 1910,

made Homestead Entry, No, 09181, for E Vi 8EH. sEKiSEW S"4, Section 34, Town- -

ship ON, Range 7 E, N. M. P. Meridian, hasaled D"liceuf Intention to make Fiual Oorn- -

m,.f,in rPnf t,hii;i t.i. in.iabove described, before Minnie Jlrumback, U,S, Commissioner, at Kstaucia, N. M, , ou the3rd day of January, 1911

Claimant names as witnesses;John L.Lobb, M. F. Baker, N. J. Kerry and

Van VV. Lane, all of Estancia, N. M,MANUEL R. OTERO,

Reglfltef.JO

Not Cm! Lund,NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

hepartmenti'f the IntrirLand Office at Santa Fe, New Mexico.

November, '., i910.otice is hereby giv n that Krveu J. Crouse

of N,M who, on May i7th, 1909,

made Homestead entry, No. UMOifJ, for 8. E. ,

Soction 7, Township S N, Range 8 E, N. M. P.Meridian, has filed notice of intention to makeFinal Commutation Proof, to establish claimto the land abvo described, before Earl Scott,(7. 8, Commissioner, at Etauoia, N. M on the23rd day of Decembor, 1910.

('la mant names as witnesses:Henry Cox, W. L. Kelly, (Joorge Pugh and

S. W. Hodgson all of Estancia. N. M

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

Not Coal Land,'

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior,

Ü. S. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.,November, 4th, I9i0,

Notice is hereby given that John T. Blanejof Estancia. N. M., who, on Fobruary aoth190fl, ma le Humoslenil entry, N'o.89S3-0721- foiNH54. Section lS.Tiwnship 6N, Kange 8E N. M,P, Meridian, has filed notico of intention tomake Fiual Five Year Proof, to establit-l- i

claim to the land above described, beforiEari Scott, U. S. Commissioner, at Estancia,N. M.,ou tho 22th day of December, 1910.

Claimant names as witnesses;J. P. Porter, E Paco, W. R. Reed and J. J.

Brown, All of Estancia N.M.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.

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

November, 'l0 1910.

Notice is hereby given that Bsiquia M .Duranof Estancia, N, M., who, on February 2oth,1906, made Homestead entry, No. Ü9U.o7222,for 8W SW Sec. 22, WNW ' NW 'iSW'i, Section 27, Township!Tin, Rango 9i., N

M. P. Meridian, has filed notico of intention tomake 1'iual Five year Proof, to establish claimto the land abovo described, beforo Earl ScottU. S. Commissioner, at Estancia, N. M. on the21th. day of Docember, 1910.

Claimant names as witnesses ;

Autonio O. Chavez. U(Hre Morrison, MarinoRomero and J. L. Roybal ail of Kstancia. N.J1.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

J. 0. Childers- -

--y. ; ,

P'cr Hangingi

': Oldest Painter tnl Pauer Hangerin lorrance oounty. Ail workNeatly done on short notice.Satisfaction Guaranteed Leaveorders at News Office,

ESTANCA, N. M

Not Coal Land. .

NOTICE FOR PUDUCATlONDepartment of the Interior

I', S Lnud Ollicoat Santa Fe, N. M.December, ti. 1910.

Notice is hereby pivru that William L.Kelley, of Estancia. N. M,. who ou April,I", 1907, made Homestead Entry, No. 111116-0I-

for. NE14 Section 17 Township5N, Kanji.) 8E. N. M. P. Meridian, hastiled notice of intention to make Final Commu-tation Proof, to establish claim to tho land

bove described, before Real J um n Uí. Commissioner, at Estancia, N. M-- on the

1Mb day of January, 1911.

Claimant names as witnrstos:J. H. Ing a, I'enry Cox, of Estincia, N. M ,

Walter B. Rayburn, Huirh E. Hale of Wil-ur-

N. M.

ti nnuel R. Otero.bH-M- 3 Register. I

THE WORLDS GREATEST SEWING K "h .LIGHT RUNNING

IfvouwnnteltheraVihriitlnirSliiittle. Rotaryfehuttlo or a smele '1 hrencl Chan batch

jsewiug Mnchiue write to

THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY

Orange, Mass.Manyewinsr machines are made to sell regardless of

Qualitv, but the A ew Home is made to wear.Our guaranty never runs out.

Mold by authorized destara only.

; t e'u'cibee s:; iu : cc:,." i

ílj f.i bnlld NeTT Ttntiliteflfl. A trial WIU Vr itmake you onr peniuuei.t customer. V..:

'7 k'f itwhiK rt varsetteat let- -

a (1; Utile finest: Tun.lii. veplctiul'l : Oulxr.. a beav' t CJ lütyríi.r-'"'''''-- " li:ilhv-l- .i, Viirii' ,!1.

'( Vríts tO'dsy; ItU.tt'.cn t':U Ppc

to eoTBr polls; a sad prc-í-cclUMLca oí í?Ís , iutí--

11 ft tit .fjo,Tí Wil ait sbuut lav JUuii vatlui

.I1.V.'. Ej:'.Ics, lwtü5 Í.B.1Í.L :4

J

Á íiaü-Síor- m of LeúdThe Stevens Visible Loading Relating Rifla

No. 70 shoots 1 5 ehots fast.fcacli c;irtrulge as It comes out of the

magazine and goes into the chamber flhowt

plainly before your eyes.You don't have to think whether the

rifle is loaded or not you kiuiw.

Guaranteed to be the most accurate.Caliber Repeating Rifle in the world.

Made in two styles. One tikes .is shorti cartridge only. The other takes any ens ofthree carnages .zzonon, , mmLoag Rifle, but the greatest accuracy m ob-

tained by using Long Rule cartridge

only. ...If your dealer hasn't it wc will send ex-

press prepaid 0 receipt of I.ift l'ricc l.oo.

Points for the Sharpshooter,

Hunter and Trapshootcr.Write us and tell ua what kind of

hooting you arc most interested in anawe will wr.te a letter of advice with

many valuable pointers for the Hunterand Sharpshooter. Wc will five ynxt

short cuts to expert mrksmr.nih.pWhich will not only make you o beuer

hot thnn you already are, but wU cut4wa your ammunition bills as well.

J. STEVENS

ARIUS&TGCLC0.DEPT.

ofh'..&aChicopce Falls, A'.ass.

SHOE SHOPAm prcparof to do all klnda

LenihT 10rk, iiiclurlins Hani

and Shoe Hulf suling

a Bpi'cmlly. Urirjf in your work

A. B Alexander ;

hop oneliBlf block wentof M E. ChurchESTANCIA, N. M.

r; PLiTcr: clecfasnts d? "lerrenos

r;. --y u n 1 n ; r . K . t .

I'diuin.rJiires parailiiíiiifilit's, rpcIüiiKis en las,

. v tt'iTfiios piitpnti

. 1,L á. V Kl' til 1.

v.

Estancia plrectory.,..,mir tiiétx liilW Rfejt) o U mile a toibl'l"H lllm".)Hll.igtfliiA

m JHiir.il iMhMnM "JOficina del cuerpo dojComisionados do!

Iandado, tiiuUiiWAlt'ojItiiili, Nuevoi

UtlWMI I IT-7-1 I I 'III I

firmados en el dia 19 de Diciambre de

19i0, presentaran al Honorable cuerpo

de Torran.nuupnjtpa,acuerda de royMl ()lo

de las leyes de la legislatura da i9(J9

Jkorít9díirfeÍHNBeÍra iMttíLi9al0accion.ea '4 vmfohvMÍit'MU a'fsflí

AJ'iilEíilíj'liíiriiia non oh,A- - B, Honnold. Comité,

Ho..ori,W? five.ivcsmisicwflorde condado del condado de Torrance

Nnsotroá.'ferotíftáí

ijue esta rveso.Qectop, oganijar

1909, Capitulo 109, que una descripcióngeneral dri Jos Kndeiopfidtífiitial iditítiiiy

esta como sigues w! ss níljií t J."Beginning at.fte.ssrnflíiíifSíH. AO,

T5n, R9e, thence running north sixmiles to the se corner of sec 10, T6n

R9cl tíiencá easljdi.a" liletio the1iil,)r- -

ner wftlKj nort tenSífelft reflfe

Itnence east onemueio m ran nne

thküü iibrtHneíf NI tíké4IM 'WWitrt .th.f .nir seni 36.i!r.74 Bife tíiat(Ciii

leMt, four n3ies,ioie,ftei(itJveiyFcr,(

thence

r

porizp PWjiftiMJ'Jhn demiral zsd

jcornersec 27, ne (m$ toJj ? nrmada.northWAUtófRffiULe ny""

Pden,a! qeselduenode nuvero t,f?" .: ' :, t

ll KMtriíS1

1JIUI U1 lyHlrflMH W riling

'

Name .hlJamesWalker, " 0 el-2.-

Willio F.lcrin.

n, R8erülí"H.i,n fnlwíhtft H1 4íf

'M.IH Sóntor.r A 180 ehiv.l.4Ue,l96! f6W,r9M!'f5 wiifM '"

B. Y, Duke, . i j 420 i . ., 1-- se

a. varsweu, . iw . . .fSiWTOir "ínia , t;u.it.iHiit iV . Xi. ültiv, -W :V GranV1 ilttb'ínt;. i42i

niii hIb.v IMfi?! .mm hrt:L. ,A. Rousseau, ,. 160,,,, ne 1- né l- - sec 13 tOn r8e andn 1- -2 nw

liWflifl.; íñrthip Wiaf. nS of. sea 9. ame

miles to the center of s

Miloe'Wr'metilsouth one ,

the worth linn of sec 29, same township

the center oiWétámfc tmmíMwest wc of sec SO. ihence sput h 1 1--.

two miles toírMÍ' ecffeif'síími

l'Uo ftT5p8e,th,eneli&ge

;rle W"f-4i"secfl34;'"tW- "t8e,' ana

the sehp nliiitcrl .townsita of Estancia nd

i)tie recorded ádaiuóris' tnéreíp! '

íifc,laVmneW,feíünlÍiíAiáTá1rkíl&

talirlfstrito'itjii'eeibDnftjBgj! deílo- fagl i

bajo de tales'terrenos; Que el prbj;fl II

fpropuestajpara tal distrito es "The Es- -

.tsrtBta felfeaisril:nisti4el (ptBOI,'

comite.de tres de presentar esta

íéstitbfepieiB,..jlindeíos e fal.ropuestodistrito" v sometarán la cuestión de la

fthV 'déVfnisrn' kl v'otr Bé

lottirlin Rscaliflcaats3 Vesiflentesdn-- .ll- - n ilttitritiiA If 11 Ti i J 1 !i U.'ii

lnnvno torrtinn mi art a fipnT.rn r,ai uro- -ll' 1i

MdiBfcnwPP8Uoetth An I u i

W '

iU,rtHr'rt,1

'HW,',1!

w láiitoma l4 ol I4fsecia9í3 rswi1-- sw L4 sec 28, Tin, 118,?..,..

'av I, ..VI mj Itti ..i

iwwíwrwiwi,,'

Í-- ste 27 se 1 4 b

teciW t6ji?qi5il fi ,i1 tmt U''HNd4 Bei.KM ttjn jrííoy ti.-.-- uiíltnitfí

ne iwn pn r,H , ,,..,

taw w 1 2 nw 4 sec Z4 tbii, rae

f:MU -- , ,,(

Pi"J.y' vj!' "'''i' '' '"-- t np.n-"-

:ut .(rn.w In

ml 1 f Ifiri

1 lfits ft aiid 6. sec 21. t6n r9e

'tfchfée'

n se 4 sec 25, t7n r8e

sbutíj tto'We--" .Iw"'- - .'Pt...4urtw

t' Wfií 4 eec Wánd? nw? M

4.rié'í - M0'í3 tCii.'íSei'Mot , Swr-I-- ne

pw 1 4, nw 14 sw 4 sec 25, se 14 nc

sjcjp 3fi, r.;,4 ijfl:4 flec. tfn. jrge, ,',

fUAiWf,,, ,,.i .(.i.-,!..,!-

; 8 tun, raeC IO t3n, rSo '

W a VV Time" tIt'a. tetimatea loat.fonsirauiy. sonie00,000 .people in the United plates

va. i!!' xt r,' v..".n,5r.,,"...w'?s"i n- -

f.Tfu li .1.. I!! - ::iv,il't iVnhreSKiííl.' '

"".tí íaí:'lie88etJ.jyott''ínll;.;ali hm& pf EgypMr .the .pagoda of

fchUiaf'.'Oh. I dont know. .They.pou miaae! gooa

holograph, of our party.-- ! .m..t.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,

liaift Nil fltSGMFHufii?.! HflCtl

Services at the Baptist Church. PreíleJjí

-- (WKl ostifiB 4tíiB)ii!'ciikiflífpárti

T. Édgar NeaVPori1lt

pi buovBAPtlBT'CHWRii.

Sundays, at lfWft.mWf.ft&áa

SiiperintendeDt. Siinbéam Society.

Service Wedneiy-7:8o- w'lÍáií

fj'UHÚM ):! 'f- n ' . i 'it It as an

tífkíSTfÁN,:CHrfeÓHí;, 01

Prfefiflftfeg' SérVicóati' Ü "eloí k ñlVeryíiírBfcfSubdaytMifnintitlhé.KEUí

' at these services.

itüd pwrin teiodent: i lEttechinjatl gerviaiéiífevery becond and ourth jaundaya. a11 A. M., and 7;30 P. MT,"ccindüc(e

III 1,'HJ l"l 1J ...J',. " I üiilli'IIIIC

tiervlcfB at the Lhurcl .MV.VJ fculUilMBO-JU- 'tw

P'ohing Services, first , ml third

ah:iifet(d)lttnd f0urtbiWediiiw

iy8 .fit wh í tf ?$9,ip. fv J--i

WtHlttOMircM M Clirist riié'éW'R)?' W

Iblélaiiitíy bl'-- óñjldtftítH'cb'mmü

gí gj. rxicft XI, etyery .íroT D7Íi .A ot$fr J hy.i tatiapt is ijextendejiio

m?ji.vwiii ii: iifiii-jtiHi- i 4

u liij i WOliii i't w

BtaLddgéa M 33; rfAlím. meets on Saturday night on or'BeU

fore eaelfullj moon an,,twp (eeksthereafter 'hi 8 'okclocI "j).s m at

It.fl Ii.;E..Brhxton,Sad'y',h'i"ffM'ii'j !),i m iMi.'ui 'Miii'.i'fa

, Estancia Lodge No. 23, I, 0. 0. Fuv rridav

ttieíit hall ar rbpfe'iibrug'SioreV"11li1r4,tioKI.tQ:iPiflladiNaGit ffiS

" W 'n WllferfaW1:iarl'bdlp', Ko. s.rüil

fntjets every 'gfecobd fdWif fóár'tH':TUéiM'

jduya .of each mon th at B p. rri. iit Woo&d

t d,,i,! íffeA.yrrea ourruss, uierK

anrf i 'I A;1'1 t!ti'' 'ttf lEblnnciai Cnaip,! No.i 18727, M; W-- A:epts eyery jjenday, ñjght a,t,8 p i.,iiv

jVyoodmrj( Hall over Elus Cafe. . j f ,.,3 u

. 11( tit vt,M.! "r;'n:íA.m; w.uwsEstancia Camp, R.' bVA.Ha. Í8Bti

meets the second. and fourth Thursdays

Ví eacn moiun hi o p. in. in vvuvyiuaiiHdllíoveT''Ellís'!'Cafe.:'í i'1''" 9"i .jjiihí Marg.

, n í:M rs. VY fl(ison, ttecocaerrti i

;i.-- i'üi.üv,' i- !- "ii

Estancia leV"VÍ1;oí'-,?-l

eierV feeoritf aiid Foiifth'1 WídnfeWk

bigHiastí p. m.,i in; Woodman iHalhjover RiOmeros. Stoi;e.í .'u: .n vi:i'í

,,, Jra.AllMai), tVC,. ,,,, .,!,.,, V:1

;r j.'ií. Buh, ií oí u&s.

uní vi REB-ECA- LODGE I 1n.h: Stella, Kdbeciih Lodge No, l .BieeUi;n(tho Odd: Fellows Hall over, the P,evjplí.8 Drug Stpr'e every 2d and 4th Wed"flesday óf the mohth'at 8 p. mlj Mr,' Stella Palmer, N.G.MI!'

h MrsrW.H. Mflsoiij SecretaffJ

I. it W I.ÍXSl'tív.i Tnkrsr MARKS

ií.H Designs!1 " ' ' rf-- VJ" ' CofVRISHT8 4C" '

AurnPiSJirllrc ntXeli en Jscrintion mat .oiír r Hikn ftve wiither t

lini'iiilnn i pn.lini.ir iruemuh'e. CraMmiinlf.llMlricllTil.i'l'íP il. Hij iHKHittonPatonii.lt)

cm fifo. HI Ifsl ..i'.-t:- . y fur t.'i'urma patent!.I'liionls tukca tlik-- l Munn & Co. rwelft i

1,-u-i notici, wl'liout char.-e- , Ultliil

Scientific HitimcaiteA li'A"iflTlttT-lw- ! hiwW'. Ijrt rtftoiiíh;."'! ' ' 1'Iciith.l- - 1.i:rnal, Terma. 3 ;

."inti1

hiWilare t I tMHvJiütrllie 4épessá)iiJ

109

del

su

ltnWW $m w xahminXS no (tiif ítolííü b aw ti

Al

"I aiaupuai oui cianzaupA , oij

tííüM'iiidbiíittabttrf ittWchi tíi4-fl-

o UBfUoaesi; Wh dñiii'iísclence which, educates history,, 1' ayifciirnfttftift ,(t'

io www

juiihéteíiUUiicá íjBíBUf iitd,ettl:; iTljft,

otucíb.ol..ftrWnf? fflB'P .Wr.TT?'

.3!

W fenUMÍit tftft!MÍiqM3lÍÍVeáh;""éájr

wao marry 'morcf tnan once never eelitíwfttilftfelfer refluí Híedííihe 'flrBt kboti q

.,"1 have. .married enough couples tokiAWmJlH iiti ofWWrrvlW nar:inhl)i.ii''nMntit(i,íittnthracb .T.lnfarmüái'ltwBrni í i

tóiü'IMcarti' thrbftgft 'that 'iuéaWm thatfairly laorge ipeníeategetcof'ji'tliem'

tnarry again. But they never ask me"'"" " ""rofflclato.

íríWhHr.dbB'tii ttapí ,' Dítfn't! I bring

their experience, prejudiced them, J

íunerstltionlitha nrtifonte .al man 'be--niarrjc,lce,jbp' ths.amj mJn- -

íSveü thétííbers1 f irVy 'dn congrí !

katljipii, fyJap, iftftrrp, again telc a istráUB

,..b .ul -WhereiThpy $wpjffl

.The orilyt,re,córds souie people, everWádcéeá'in Matai Sre'fli1 olhg' frbtáCTJW'l;lparjBq. ,r i iiniiii? riswn

WWVto iVU M'Mrfil.1WillieMWh&. ja. icAilti Ijkjp '.job ieiV

iwe,ary-yw- gl,l flpgp,r?,d itjik,hla:lT don't málce good, they'd ire me.

ÍÍ;iI'aia'''lnaliíe gifcd. My'dexWefclt 'toe'tw taieii ova malrta' aoái. 1 iThatl'a too'

iwiiiiiiiMjiyiiiiitiijii

ii ' Inure uure ft Jt

ft

'WrJí9WStt.tqa stjrecure, for. female trbuWes,

'Writes Mri'.tlMErcer,of Frozen Cárrip, W. Va.

"I have fotnidno, med- -

Ííadr'í3afféred '"fói1" abóutfoui"j'ears." Would have E

'tftrie:" liritil 'T fvríuld Jié'riearly' crazyj I icJbk C,va-r-

uui ana now i never nave1tné''iheadaclíé,i,ány,;tóbreí",ii. ! ti ni .ntiiii ivi ''i"

I ftlp IIMIIIIMI;The Wornan-

-

Tonfc

'""The balns 'fíóm' wMch amany womeri '

riúffér every f 1

iiíbnfH 'áre'''tíhr!iédéá.iir.' !T,! 1 1It's' nóf safe' fo tfüst tó

sftdng drugs,' tight it' thetime'of the fiñhsl " ' "

Better 'td ' 'take-- ' ;CESxdulfoY! a while, 'bcfbfe ' ündafter, ' t6 :r:stfenStíién'"thesystem and cure the cause.

This is, the sensible,the scientific, the tightvrsy. I

Try it;;-;-;1

h viso es por es lEWdfiique en unajuntallos cft$taiq)idy'l con

i di. IW.iliU,iiriiili;i;.J.4J,U

ílnuro de Estanck, dwl qondado de Tor

. . '

lsttBíftWifc BwrotaAiiffi tan :jLj1iCIio

nnwiiumuuu i.ajtpiura íitirecresfcfla é3irel)re9istritoy;unftIHÍí afKSlioreSde ser

iBtlü ka ímaiaunna útiv biuu-

oil.

líenos airectores; uno uo uuiciico.ichui. t

tiwbiíís OPu i,or

Abbott;a.B Shirley,Sea ora iñtMaBeitlas? b pSr los

fines deldiftji.djatf'jto sera,1:.,;,!;.. in'tc n.

rf tr r rr.mnuesto de esa pomo,. deT,

,to pihnilvíuríde H liüfca de sec-- , PWÍ

cion al noate de las secciones 20, 2i,

23y24,cabil(íliT.li!lí'lera 8 al

orientiiíftep mchn&$K$k y '2fi ni norte, hilera 9 al oriente.

P?éMÍÍ2de sef coinpucíwlliW

to'3?i'f''WWu''üa'WCT'.ÍB''''''''trit''

i sección, y al poniente de la linea de;ccion,.alLdnte:de las secciones 16, I

íf

y 4,cabilSF9U iAftlM&z 9 '

c ibildo7l norte, Jníera !J klloyiente,I recintd,NtfmV3jd8isiB'í 'ieinpuesto de

t (MíJJtiliW'iíWaáJintro de.Vi'fiií:1 a

ni8iiilrtiillfiiHíiiiifri3i to

i nes de tener dicha elección como re--

lerida por la ley, los lugares de vo- -

B Y Duke;rel?aftÍtn. 2, laí, sidencia de I. N. Shirlejí'1 POf'fe- - i

glientes nombradas personas siendo

el preside ptOStftM ÍHPf1'"08p ecintosseanysonporeste nombrados

tosjlecescdhiwiiirfoc:

I . . . xt . O T XT Chirlpv VV.

n immnnfl v J. A. Carall. Por pre-- J i

m o p. k Alimón. A. B. Hon- - i

!r.tM fres JuycySrfoftibríídóft- - de'Tcads llfbfecinto Jfn4?,Wj ruembros !

mo presidemé'y ñri éomi'escTibano y

JusfflmrC! da'precinto. iit', wvotTit

de votación de cada

p 3deWccion sfemn .biVltíg 8gTgtrtffi,'yWeh'lutJrdededclTJiys r tenida dentrolde las horas de las 8

e la mañana y las 6 de la tarde de dicho

d S M M ,tiMthi.Hll .(i JY seapordenada ademas que aviso de

diha elección soracHao que taj,?lefc i

cL8yVal!ttiílaa y lostetMdis Wn.JL.Lji J..m. ujhmT. .11 "vmiSíina SxununifluTW y'uemuiuii"""

Ahora PocloTjnt Aviso es por e.toacuéáwMtfe latíishrf orden.dado on

.. , .1 ...:ÍTÍ.TJiliílla Al Iffl- -oue dicna oiectíir-ot-

r:

fines descritos en dicha orden, a. saber:

Que.toda8 personasque estan eieciores

vk'Stan residentes dueiios do propiedad j Triiz v han pagado una tasación do pro1 on Liícho distrito durante, el ano

1

y ninguiía,toi'Í'0'lltleoa::',1,f6r j

u ados y votadoa en tal elección deben j

6 r sustancialMente'fcnmo'iiBigue; Irri- - i

g ttion Distric" Yes' or' iraigation

JJUtrict -- - No y lamuiuu iuuui.-iii.-i- i mi

cimo mitfufi fff't (i'í 0iores4 icho distrito; cada elector puede

t)iplecinto, y indicara bu voto por una cruz r

cuestiou someiytewnietiiM votado y

ifNmkade ktit f.'fil QiatanbeM

enBM4lia,'. " V' "

Por orden del cuerpo dé'etoMsMffoél

bli BJ"W!lbti.1l,H t;,Ct6n'H!!í MÍeHI -

fcíEMtt,ii1 iiU iP? TXMriftílra

B. Howell, 160,,..,(tts!iyj4téec34t7nrSeJamesJ. Smith, U s z

p .160 el-2n- 1 4sw nw: 1 4 33 se.l-- W;411 ' Un re

.; .a,.iBJ,,

ÍHj'fíJ SoúderHit sU 'itsaifl Mei

M Ij;, ,,Sf4 fMM jit tf.sw.lí(4ec33, t7nr9e

jEma. Smith .ir,,, íff "1

T Ti Vm,lp. ... 160... sw stc32.7t3bje9Minnie Jfl. Mason, j;i pare oijsec ia, ion iob

KoSSnitlockH 'Wi'l(tWtep, t6U8ett .j,A: B; Hóhnoíd rfl0fr"!Jhn;ü. Prestos r. , i fn-!- :r,..iÍ, M.Spruill,;Vlil , m .UitóHÍ rx-- i v-- X -- r-

.. .fj .J il.-- l,;..i!. ...-- i tr!uuS'i 7.Vq'A

i. T r,. . OA f-- 1 O

!7..i u d,.w. . ÍJ9 . ce i- -

se'íóhti Bérkéhírfe' " ."'leOPW .Tneííláéc 29, t6n r9ejri Woods; V kum ltí0i''-- r rl3he

ÍL.'B. Miliar, , u a?9 niV MH". ffí anf f neil-4'n- s w;

:u r tioujVína 120 lots 3.4tó9el4'.riB l'4seo23rt6nr8e-- !FlorericBP.'ariieíi:'1í:l 140Ui!--i- i

Jv.'DCbilter.-!..- iftJlWi I

Im;. VI... ff..olt." 160 ...fe 1

j A' Bíviñs'j ''" -- ''""i 160',:l n'e'lsic 32, t7n, t9ei'-M- t t '

ifvfrfi'Mj D.iAtkiriEon .'32ft í':vewli4. :,.,... r, -

!i,n n.iin .'ill ..,.i,)..iWrW'J,V..f:S'i,4' '..H f?f

7.Í.rQ rí V,,r; i,' rí,HV1lfití'' ;Wtwa,4.Eec5;.e.1..4te 1:4 fm 26, nelj:si:; tiii'nm a úwn H . ftilfAlbert Abbott ! i.ijrieo rjrr. rttoi

;EUft Freilinger, Mi,nii i160a 3 .r?w1 l"f.Sc .Wty iiue,W, E, .Wright, . , i ÍV" , ."f .1tTit,tcl, lu" I;,BI

1

"A'Nisbett , 160 ' s ...EíMvtt Beírv"" ,,rW0

-i--

.i Could Met Foretee AnoBttietlcsiy j i

.la 18.39 Velpean, one p the greatestsurgeons of his time, wrote as fol--I

lows: ' "The escápe frobaf Vtlte 5á! 'aitgleal operations Is a chimera which ItIs idle to follow up toijay." ,

'L' ". : r"' ..

LaVaVExpor .''of ü.tnch Feather..feathers to the VaWof

173889 have beoB, etpprted frnm,.Ta'cane of Good Hope In one year, , P

Jtte- - i lul:i , i,- - i .i? :V:fnf ft j

t i c ífMerlon JAECES CORNERmade, áysiss fari? to' Estftricia Ii .'..(.tlti.-X- . . -- ''() !!..'; I.hli-fl-

i..H H. B-- HAWKINS ,,Cub!'! haá aili argument last weekas to who had the hardest job.And just as we were about tochange positions, we remember-ed our early instructions six days

last Monday. .

"'ésteFMoortód sióter'f WilOteóle der.t'issil.lSitaMeadorlast .Sunday, . ,

lu Miss Winnie.iiíéádór is unableto fttiend school for several dayson account of sickness'"Mr1." arid Mrs:4 B. 'Pdcé' attendedWterafy at this place on Saturday .night,. .Come ,againj ...;;..

ílfs:"FráhK Clark átid 'mother,

ForestChandlerwhó has beenM vork up in

'the3- ;Zuni: Mouri- -

ins,,i:4s .Yjsiimg 1 xiis, ijamjuy aithis place for a few days.

M&.'John Kelley' aiid childrenw,er?, at, iterary'. 'Saturday, nightand Jb'elped, in the; program .We

are always glad to have others

''i ;3 .viWíüíi.'rijí- We are gettingiup a nice pro?gram for two weeks after Christ-más- .'

twó tiaya ón for that date.Cprneovtt and'ehjoy the piay,"aHearty laugh hurts no one. . r'.

' Rev.' W.' C. Grant preached to;a jarge! and ' attentive "aüdiéncejSuy, mórpíng

; at this place,:Everyone likes Bro,r Grant and'are5 always glad uto have himiwith:M:in ;' - '?

- Quité a nice program was rend-ered at Literary on ''Saturdayinightand a good,;., crowd waspresent, These meetings .help tojliven up pur. people. ..and 7 give,them a chance to be sociable, 7

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Mrs, Willié ' Fugattand son,',Connie and Miss Nell Crawford.,spent ...aturaay i ram, at: Mr$. .declared hirtself in favw of the'Fugatt'a ranch'nean thi8 place, f constitution';'' is the only 'rtiember;nnd nttfinilpH T.itpraru hplnino!' .l-- -- - .i í-J'

,11 i.UOH's .mi'-"-M- !;riiaf!Trif.íJohn MilburrMdon the sick

w Áiíios'Kuykendall made a busi-

ness trip to Mcintosh last 'Wed- -

Mr. Cox has winter, wood instackecj high, and dry,,. He is

ready for snow now; , - fi e

'"'Moist everybody "was in! Éstn-c1aast';,Sa-to

Sswt!Cyau',ttack8,.1t,vV; .k-

JoM jMeaoj and, wife' 'return- -

jn iexas,,p9,iastoauraay,MrsTom ÜLong, .entertained a

oanabeiiiof the i young'- folks ather-- home. on í last Wedhésdaynight.

MrsjHftbbardj'i and. grand-daughter, t Miss , gthel ,v ClarkVBltedi Jess Hubbard's i on last

'33iiri Cois'ttíh-;;'teítdy,i;-

raise esomeonicó- - poultry thisspringv-He-expect- s to get an- - irrcubattír'ah'í is 'already 'speakingfor thróüghbréd eggs,"

,, 'Diss eJleiQuinn, who is teaching school .,,atu New Home is tohave a ' nice entertainment Fri-day, beginning át: lb;30.v!évéry-b8fly"is?f- if

their dinner, and . have, a i goodtim ,$i,th, thes'e sociable people.

Broi, Grant and1 daughter, MissWiUiéii took dinner with' Mrs andMrs. Marsh Surida;yv,arid if ' yoiii

see nim.smiling yus week, youwill know it á céCause he got a

nlcTIat"héad"óOBthat cellar, a. present' jfronx the

'Our. people are beginihg tctorrre hack to the valley already,

;

Several families from Texas arrived last week to get ready forspring work and we s predicteverybody will be4J glad by thistjme another year .that they

Hdid

come,,Yes!;I like the Valley andam here for Keeps. Some of myKentucky friendd think I havemissed my eaHig and' instead "ófbejrig a farmer rs wife, shouldhayebeepareal estate agent andbeenemployed by one or a num-ber'-

them boosting for the valJ I

ley. Í really believé they think Iam extravagant in" my praise ofthe valley.' One expressed it thus''.And you are really in love withNew Mexico?-Ho- anyone whoever lived in Kentucky can everbe satisfied tó live any where else3.JQMJ.bariJlcan,unders.tand,jMStrange to say we are content tolive in the valley! ., i

'hrit'éránd famiW áttencl-ec- t

church at Ney Home; on,., last;Sunday.uEroj i Lyttle preaching.ThoBe people have a nice warmand commodious building suffi-

cient for!a large'crowd,. We tookd)nner,.yitijiMr.,: apd Ars-- ' Jíarshandi receivedrf rom Mrs.. Marsh avery fine pie melon "weighing 25pounds or more! This shows whataJUle.afér', w$plant the: seed and supply ourSilverton1 neighbors anothér year,alid see what 'wé cari' do!.,uMrs:

Marsh' cellar looks like' an ' old-time- ;,

éllar potatoes, melons,cabbage kraut, barrel of picklesand na of Jaid, boxeB of meat,ancall these good things that goto rnake'one think of the real oldKénj;iiky store house. I supposeTexas and other states have justastgüod as Kentucky ever' had,but having been born and raisedthere.,; we happen to know, njoreof; that geed old state than anyotEéri therefore we speak of itcf tener.' "

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intended, for last week.: ,

Gv h Kiley and family visitedJohn Milbum ar.d family lastSunday.

,., Surveyw w' Office kt Scott tc JenaM's yS

THE. BRUMBACK ABSTRACT REÁLTY and INSURANCE COMPANYií .! .luí Jjf. jjt uh 'ii.

It U to yotir dianUí iodwnaiid sí i

'.Abstract of TiUa wbo mil jponibaM .

i property, Do jaa kaoif ietbrpfl r,

, getting aa dbsolute title to land jrbn bo jr

nnleB you do protoct roonelf Wthh1' ' irt: HávevstiUka an Abttraotloriw,,

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M NNIB BRUMBflCKiv ''US.eommhalersi'KfMT!

Notary Public Staflrpbai

't "Jill papers'pertatñiúg1 tó laid B(j iWirk

'executed with promptneaa and aoonraerDeeds. monragaa and othr )ei doeoiaeiidrawn and acknowledged. - , jESTANCIA .NEW.ÍIÉICP

Chas. F. Easley, ' Chás. R.' Easley,

Santa Fe ;' Estancir '

easley ;;i:á?ley;Attoffieys at Law 11

:T'.i5 i soF. F. Jennings, li:."-l- i

i; .till ..n i!,in !f; nob, Attorneyiuuw.,

Will Practice 'in All Courts

WUlard New Mexico

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FRED Üt:iii!

Attorney 'aid Coungelof it Li1'1'." ''' '' ''!., í'1'111 :R."V t'iliiii

i; otaDehoaMiaini ..jf.,,..ESTANCIA, ,' orí. NEW. MEXICO

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"'i Mi'n: ihiít'm!-:.- ' Híhih 'rt:;;.f!.' .! .vol nl ioc Hbhn

""DR. V.S. CHEYNEYfPHYSICIAN ' arid SURGEON

'Phone No. 9. ,,. v ., ,,,

' W. H. MASON '.,!..;.H.lK.t t:,t,l liUiH l,(fri

Physican and. Qptiuan,Office second door

' Í3c'éanid '"'Ü M "Booth of Poetoffloe 1 tfí?

W. E. SUJSDERIAND, M. p;

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OFFICE First dpr weatj pt VaUer HoeL

Phone 26 .nJnbsnj?Ai

ÉstANCiA::;itt,:;M;s1

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C. 0. Harrison, 0. D. S

Fischer' roí ítore. . ,, ffnr Meilcü.

."""é.'.'.'.Bwiínan5 BÍUlh.... ,OETIST ..,

Has located in Estancia,(officein the, i

Walker Building.) His will & to'WiU X

lard Sunday" noon 'áná rtiSrh 'Honda'jr ;f'.ill l.i H,'l.nigh.

:'. Ii :lh...'.ii: ' mi r.i!.;.,u .iitrf y. ;.;

"'If your cto'ct or 'watch " is Wt

of order, bnng.it to ?,,. All ifrpromptly done and (uaranteedu,.

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Til. tpMthla with . I . r .

beta good ltb4 t.PM M rAwtime to Keep ta urUla .xoliijr.-- ..

.... I.Ü.-- 3?llftl.HlH I IIHT'I "! ' ill II) .'!

ns time,"The 'íhóst sac'réd daj oh earth;

The day'wheii tehris'tiaW ' nation s sing,"Of religldtía áncíent"írth. f;" "'l'iitít 'i. ' al i'J ''Of

Of peace on earth, good will to men,God's shepherd gently pray," . - u;

And try to guide the Máster flock,So none shall go, astray.

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But some have gone to the "boose bazar,'Afl dav' th'ev'rf ÍHCe" the' rail:1

n"

When full theyf et into ;á fightAnd spend thtf'night in jail. " ' ' 'A

And many gq f apera ipuae,. ,

And jvinup; with, a jinnee;,, ,,, ,. ,v

Or BDend tAej.mejatja Bltatingxink, ,,

And.ft,a card garae..take.R finance, j

Neií!tómé ttó7pfea:r''teíi clance,;To talk to liia erring lambs;'" J " "

He asks their1 aid' id spráéd the lígTit, ' ' '

In foreigtl 'Hetttherf landsr ::' '

due uiereisn sany ocner lana, -. ;;;:! i .

That's fallen as low as we; i

That celebrate their Saints berth-day- ,

, B y drinking ja mboüreéi V-- ; r

.(.ni:: " i I.' a:":!.,i m,.;'"" ,í " -- nmy .. '

Last week one day the flying.dutchmáns Sloop was 'dismastedamj wrecked ' on f thé' high seawest of, town, And was towedin by a mule team.,, The. skipperwas so distressed by the accident;that we did not wish to disturbhis grief' to find out thé particulars Of thé,wreé'k?:!!H, x' -"'

The 'town seems tó. té surrourided by chunks of f;gloomy.siience.while the flying dutchmans mo-

tor cycle is laying' in; dry dockawaiting Tepairs.

!

"Thé San 'Miguel countv 'tfeleira- -

tión to the territorial convention .

8 the larirest of anv countv in, theterritory 0;A. Larrazolo; who

oí wie aeiegajon wno is iij. favorot the adoption ot the coijstitutionandhe is bound by instrac- -

tion tó vote against the indorsement of thé constitution by thedemocratic convention. (Mr,. LarT

ra zolo does not appear, .tov be, inharmony with the democrats ofhis county fci . ;' ):

i ; m ,ií.'m.v; .lm-t-

By' the way Lanrazolá " gothandled at the Democratic Con?vention in San Miguel county, itlooks awfdl squally fof - the big1

boss at Santa Fe. When;' thatscared bunch is herded to the anycient village to e the conrstitution, there is liaWei ito bo astampede á'ís any time and1 theBlack Eagle'of San Migu'tf Will

doubtless have his plumage pret-ty badly disarranged, and lookmore- - like a wet hen " than aneagle. Funny that ' thésé poíiti-léáin- s

.can'trneabé'r the 'ádvice'ofP.'.T. Barnum, ''You:can,;:,foolall.the people some of the timeand the people will make a foolof you the rest of the timé.'' i!

j The dangers and. difRcultieij'i.ri'-- ,

cident to life in a large, citywas well illustrated in the!city ofEstancia Tuesday. A young man

fróní, Torrártce, a small" villagesouth of here,, boarded a passeng-er coach attached to. a shiftingengine and was carried north abut the time his train was pul-

ling out for:iTorrance. Seejng his.mistake, he made a run for histrain and caught it but 'sacri-ficed his bag of Christmas nuts,which he' broadcasted

,as; he'

madé his clash for tljiéj ''trairir.The next time you eorne',to thecity, old boy,- - keep your eyesopen. íopthose railroad fellowsdon't care whéré theltaké yo'u,

SQlong $i:$m gQt 'iheP)oneJl iblltW r.vn,:-Jil'- n :u . ...It 7.1 ,, iu ,;,&

Bring upboyÍn"the vs$bihshould go and when he gets old

stiHfrtttncroberJiisiearsy ttainr,ThtiíT 6& rhiÉí'l'blttVt:Mis thusly: Uev. Carver and the

to hot-fo- it 'after,:. the . nimblenicklé and thé ' stívénth a ; qtíiétnook' with ithe Sunday ''supple-

ment And here we were about totrada fora job i where the nonlyday they work was Sunday. Ifit were a "Union jbbon Unionhours that is sik; days phalt thoulabor as the g:od books sayswhy the job i . would have beenours 83 we ' could hold down1

'Job through' the week

all. right. Chicken dinners is oneof our specialties.- -

J'jPplitcts has caused rrud slingiñg ever since the game of polities began, but we think the limit has. been ' reached by .theC Albuquerque Journal. In criticis-ing the work..of the .democraticconvention at Santa Fe edeirtoril-l- y

the Journal called it amongother things microcephalous, howisn' tthat enough to make the oldDemocratic mule leave its ' oats?iGee but wé, are pleaséd ' that itdont apply to us.. Wonder if thatféllóW that mádé that famous re-

mark "I am a Democrat" wouldbe willing now to say the samething since ' they have had thisMicrocephalous thing tacked on

tthéj democratic Party We've1heard ;í)ür . democratic brotherscalled ' many a hard name andaíéhlrkllvaíééánd said "amen''but, this liist is too much. .1 HonestMi"wedon'tMbelieve they did itT...4í'ik'Ü.''..v :J L' L.'.,l...''i.l J l JUUli'j

for,a space writer, to use;li'ir, .t - i.i.irl

...iil-.i'H- -l rfiJSi C Forney representing the;

Topeká "Wooleh Mills,' came 'in'Wédnesdáy 'ánd ';will spend seve-

ral months on his ranch south-

west of town1- - Mr."1 Forney didnot come home to support theconstitution. In fact, his conversation got all lit up when áskédhis opinion ..on that document.Forney has some peculiar ideasfdr'á" hi'án who tnay some day beU. S. Senator. He says if a poorman 'Stealsa nicklé, hé is " cal- -

led á thief and put, in jail. But ifa rich man steals a thousand dol-

lars, he is, called a kleptomaniacand is given a chicken sandwich.Hesays he would 'like ' to seepdnishrhent;.;put óni

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a'!,, glidingscafe! but iri this way:, a dollarsworth of punishment for a dollarsworth of theft. Now, anybodyknows that .wouldn't, do. aa we;would.ft hafe 'iVány': captainsfiftt1bMifir-i- fiililnciersiiaflM-giie;-

ifltlfeli lililí IYM ciJnlránáct'ousirteiss bl' ew de

3ipj!l4ftí- p'értkinitíg'16 lanct, WHf.cfltmmi"s'8ioH.er' , 3erson 's ,i! bfftée,"' 1 jiifc':

door north.f;f ValleV hotel. ''';'' '&- " l'f

ifhe AeW Jtity'yBcU 'AlinailM .fléii, (that gu'a!rdian'AnÍfy ;ín a nunciréi.tboiisand' '.'homes',, . is'rów''ready1'i)Ndtniariy are 'now willing- to 'be Vitnoylt itancjitfieiiby:, tri" it,

ffocksS kaaine:

ViTiard 'ao VTprjtSj. The' two Are", onlyOnj Dollar a'yea'r. The' ÁInwnácVis!,'38iprepaid. ' No home or ófticé.sboujfi, f iirA::íirnrT fnrtnoni' 't' XArtfH and WorksPBblisliing Comprmy, Sfci Loui Mo3

i,,:, .;. ,(,; r:. r; If':., h?jf 1 'P: j;! Vi ñli " i;í I

Ijf yoü Want jto 'inaH':1! proof iir, )Uui:

;íieiheteádj'é4 ÍéV:3ii U$í'Carrtmissionér Ü t EstanciiarJíi'' N:

por; ejste es dado a., todas las pereonásquefFé'cHnsiderepl 'toñ'-déíech-

d 'en (aMejced del' Tbrreórt qu'41 'aspn' a sitifcconocefsus derechos ante la cóVnisióh

ae:flicja, merced y a papar sus, ,assi-ciónes- 'y

costos nabidós'de;' tf rnjsniá iy

esto scraen o aniéá tfcl día nrimro deItfildel áno'de JjjSi.rjoeiritera'erjcíidó áe J4o"(l pereonss

riFirq'iadp por la jíomis,. dijda Noviembre, 'Á! D.1Ó1Ó ', "'''."' it

K,1 Ross García "í14

' i rancisco a. .a mora

Jout in the. program.

Matt Whitlow and son' Roy,John Milbum and son, Milfred,Frank Clark' " and 'Amos Kuy-kenda- ll

are still turning tbe, sod,getting ready for a bumper cropanother year. So Mote it be! f

Do your Land Office business before' W. 'A. Bruniback, U. S. Court Commissioner.

A. L. Bilsing uploaded "a carof flour and feed yesterday.

WANTED Success Magazine re-

quires the services of a man in Estanciato look after expiring subscriptions andto secure new business by'"means "ofspecial niethods 'unusually effective j

permanent; prefer one with experiencebut would consider any applicantgood natural qualification; salary $1.50

per day. with commission option'. Address, with reference, R. C. PeacocK.Itobm' 102, '' 'Success Magazine Bld3.

' ' 'New York.

D. C. Brisby has established a magarzjne agency in the yallpy, and .solicitsthe patronage of tbe reading public.He ... represents . Success, ; McClu re .

Cosmopolitan, Saturday Evening Post,Ladies Home Journal, Holland's, Motor,Taylw &,'r,,Trptwood's,., McCalls andEverybody's. It these do not suffice,lie will secure any magazine wanted at'the lowest rate, possible, See him bo-fo-

sending in your orders, ,. ,', ;,,

),! í ' '.!! ' ..! , - 'J

DO YOU WANT TO GO TO COL-

LEGE? If so we Can hélp you. We havealreiidy put hundreds through college byrtearis of our plan. Write y for fall .

informátion regárdin our offer of afree scholarship in any school or collegeLAddress, Robert J:1 Sherlock, 29-3- 1'

East 22d Street; Naw York City. '

Yoar Stationery

'la your silent representative, ifyou sell fine goods that are up- -

In style and of superiornnaUtv It oucbt to be reflectedIn ypur printing. We produce the '

"'fdnrf that yon nefid and will Bot Iw fHI haed to 'have represent 7

Xyou. That la tbe! only kind tt-- !

K.iiaTi.to ad nit á Seed you ocrlodera to Uüf-Qc.i- k 4J:dig)oi

Items of Local InterestOF PEOPLE COMING AND GOING

Rev. C. 1. Walker went toWillard Saturday.

Attorney Renehan camodown from Sauta Fe yesterdayon court business.

R. N. Reagan of Torrancespent several days in Estanciathis week.

' B. B. Spencer of Eastviewwas in Estancia Tuesday oncourt business.

George Boyles returned fromSanta Fe Friday. '

"Title Talks"

The Business of Abstracting

The 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 assensible to safeguard the title to a thousand dollarjrs-ca- nt

lot or to any other property, asjit is to keep your.. thousand dollarbond understock 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 bytthehelp of

an abstractly a reliable company.

Roberson Abstract Co.npanyRalph G. Roberson, Sec.

ESTANCIA, NEW MEX.REPEREN6E1 any Bank In Torran e eounty

f

Attorney Hamilton, whohas spont the past two weeksin Estancia attending court,left for Capitán yesterday.

E. A. Caddy left Oklahoma,where he has had a lucrativeposition offered him.

Dr. .W E. Sunderland returned from Denver, Colorado,Tuesday morning of this week.

Frank Jones, who has beenat Magdalena for the pastmonth, returned to EstanciaSaturday.

Hal Hering was up fromCorona this week, looking in on

the district court. He paid hisrespect to the News in splendidChristmas fashion. Grucias.oldboy.

0. A. Fiskwentto Albuquerque Wednesday evening on i

short business trip.

Rev. J. R. Carver left forFort Summer Tuesday, wherehe will spend several weekson church work.

W. M. McCoy of Mountainair was over the first of theweek as a witness in a casebefore the court.

Gen. Chas. F. Easley and 0.A. Larrazola, the former ofSanta Fe and the latter of LasVegas, were among the at

Here's Wishing You v

a Merry Christmas. Though this year has notyielded as great financial returns as all of uswould like, yet we may hope for the year 1911

torneys attending court here)this week, both representinglitigants before the court.

J. N. Bush, accompainadby his daughter, Mona, left forNewkirk, Oklahoma, Mondayto speud tha h )lidays.

H. E. Chism is home fromAlbuquerque fur a few daysand says he will put in

coming spriug.to yield prosperity in abundance.

A. L. Bilsing iiMiss ElmaTuttle left Tues

day morning for Memphis,

Mrs. John F. Summers whohas been spending severalmonths at Oskaloosa, I.owo, re--Tennessee, where she will attUrued to EttttJcia Suiiday"taend college the ensuiugyear.

0. W. Kemp, who has beenviitiug at Lexington, Okla-

homa for several weeks, re-

turned to Estancia Saturday.

Emmet Adair, who has beenworking for the V Cros3 T cat-

ite ranch west of Magdalena

for the past two years cameover from Albuquerque withJudge Nisbett Tuesday to

spend the holidays with his

patents.

Julius Meyer, sheriff of Tor-

rance County returned from

Santa Fe Saturday, where he

took W. A. Gray, whom he

lodged in the Territorial Peni-

tentiary to begiu his senteuceof not less than 75 nor more

than 99 years.

We have again opened our Meat Marketand are ready to supply you with good

FRESH BEEF and PORKat Reasonable prices. We will have on handat all times choice cuts and will treat youright. Everything about our shop is neatand clean.

Give us a call and you will come again.

0. A. Larrazola returned tohis home in Las Vegas Tuesnay night, after having beenin attendance here at dist rictcourt.

Miss Emma Kirk left forCottondale, Tennessee Tues-day to spend a couple of

Mrs. A. E. Seuter, mother ofM. H. Senter.Ieft for Alvareda,Texas, Friday morning. Shewill be away several months.

urMDV & TATTniV NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE,nCiNKl CCVAFlIUn, ESTANCIA -: NEW MEXICOMiss Parkell, Mrs. Cowgill

aud Mrs, Garnett left .Sundayfor the coast, where tbtey willprobably spend the win ter.

L. A, Bond left for Los An-

geles, California, Sunday,

months with relatives andfriends.

L. B. Millar went over toAlbuquerque Tuesday eveningto spend the holidays with hiswife, who has been teachingschool south of Albuquerque.

where he expects to make his J

DRY GOODS groceries!,

future home, the sea havingbeen found beneficial to littleClara's health. Mr. Bond was

one of our progiessive mer-

chants and will be missed by

a host of friends.

Jesse Bivios, left for Mag-

dalena, Monday morningwhere he will tak a chargeof the branch sto re of theEstancia Saddlery C a.

The Best of Everything

W. A. DUNLAVY

Chas. ' Ballard sheriff ofChavez County, went northTuesday evening with a bunchof prisoners, which he landedin the New Mexico Peniten-tiary at Santa Fe. WILLARD, NEW MEX.

Everything of the Best

Finis Atkinson . came upfrom Corona Monday, in hisauto. He took his Mother andthe children to Corona tospend the holidays.

HARDWARE

H. H. Stiewig and JohnMeador, who have been work-

ing at Chiilicothe, Texas, for

the past four months have re-

turned to the valley, to gettheir farms in shape to put in,

a crop. Mr. Stiewig will putitia hundred acres, and if theseason is favorable will put in

more. .

One of the most pleasantsocial affairs in town for soma

time was the entertainment ataoven n flock dinner on last

PEEJNTSJ

Engineer Montgomery, whountil a short time ago, heldthe throttle on one of the Cen-

tral engiues, came iu yesterday morning to spend theholidays here. "

Rev. C. Walker, who has

just resigned as pastor of theBaptist Church hete, returnedfrom Vaughn yesterday mornmg, coming up from Willardin the Watkins Auto.

L. W.Jackson left for Weat-herfor-

Texas Saturday on abusiness trip. As be took hisgun along he will doubtlesscombine pleasure with busi-

ness. v'

J. E. Kennedy, of Kingman Do you really appreciate a Bank?I.Tost, think a moment of the ordinary ways in whichArizona, came to Estancia

Saturday. He is investigatingthe valley with a viewofinvesting either in a chiim orin town property.

this bank helps you directly.You put your money here. : It's safe; you don t nave

to worry about it. Whenever you want to send money outof town, you don't have to bother with going to the postoffice to buy a money order; you just write your check. Whenever you want money for any purpose, your check gets it- -

Do you really know of any other institution that givesyou so much for absolutely nothing?

Open an account here. Your account is not too smallf0r U3'

THE TORRANCE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

of Willard. N. M,

Mr. aud Mrs. lioberfc

ware called tw Encino

Fred Chavez went to LasVegas Tuesday night to get M.

Ü. Martinez, on whose bondChavez was one of the sureties. As Martinez did not ap-

pear when his case was called,his bondsmen were erdered to

bring him into court or thebond would be forfeited.

Sat urday by the dfiath of their

Monday night, of the Estanciaschool teachers and a few

frie nds at Mrs. Goodner's home

by Hiss Emma Parrett. Each

of those present declare it to

have b een a most pleasant eve

ning an d above par in evory

particul r.

One thi ng we like about thiscommunity is the way some

of the couL'try people make

themselves at home. Most

places country people are sup

posed to be bashful, but we

have at least one fellow here,

friend, Miss Lulu Sanders.The body was shipped co Mt.Carlton, Mo., for interment The oldest Bank in Torrance County.

The stores have agreed toremain closed all day Mou-da- y,

December 26. Christmasshopping must ie done to-

morrow or some tables will be

minus the trimmings.

Maxwell & Cowley are dril-

ling a well for Wrn. Bryantof Valley View. They have

reached a depth of 75 feet andhave struck sand. They have

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I Buy Your Milk and Cream of

The Estancia Dairyalready struck a good flow of!

who lives in tl 'ie country who

is far from backward. He tieshis horse to a t elephone pole

where the rig is in everybody'swav. notwithsta nding the fact MILK AND CREAM FUR-

NISHED FOR SOCIALS

B. Y. DUKE, PROPRIETORthat there is a hi tch rail forty

faat. Inner nn thfi side street

water aud will continue drilling as soon as they receive thecasting. Mr. liryant is mak-

ing preparations to put iu a

private pumping plant, butpécts to go in with the Estan-

cia Irrigation District as soon

as tho thing is rer.dy for

out of everybody 's way.

Mn, M. M. Olive has sold

h r farm of eighty acres in

Missouri and will invest theproceeds in the valley. EvidentIv she is not so discouraged aboot Hio val If y us some of our

P ...i.'t. try le believe

they are.

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PHONE PROMPTLY FILLEDw A Rmmback. U. S. Court Comis- -

siouer will look after your Land Of-

fice business and do it right

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THE REAi ness at other places but when aman has gotton his consciencedown to the point where hé cansell his neighbors that which will

destroy the body and damn theSoul, lie will usually not scruple

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alse t- stale that I havj n ; iKsire

to heeJles3ly r.ish hr. p i.r., on-th-

re.-en-t murder .'ua:-- - L i

within thü p:itro:iizi:i:i 'disUi-- !

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'nr.y salooüslvit that th ifiX::.TSHere is Old SANTA CLAUS again. Came o.d tmiiii g fsce and loaded

to the brim with things that mak h". little c 1 ppy

His headquarters s re at i r e 'of Estancia, ha aroaa. HELLOwere so vigilant and ta a laws: somuch feeling and caused

nmmnt. that I :iui impel- - swell enforced that even all buot- -

Estancia Drug Co mpany;led to writ thu t d.rt att-.'.-- legging and illegal selling v.eiv

tion to where I think th.. impossible,

cause of the trouble ;m. I a a , This brings me to a point that

only one and do not depreciate some may think of, and that is,

or underestimate tho. views of: that only a few days ago, a

but tiii following- will jling'ojcurred at Mountamwir.

present the mailer as I see it. which was the result of whukey,

Here is a case of a man. who and tint toi in the faca of the

from all reports does not appear fact that 'Mountainair is not a

to have been a very good man .sakvn twn All this is true. The

at best and' under tho influence work is not done when the open

of intoxicating liquor, has com-- saloon is closed, but, if the town

niitted murder in its worst that shuts up its saloons will fol-for-

not to speak of additional low up its well begun work even

cirmé, that may hava been ora all illegal selling and sellers can

mitted in connection with i; , '! finally be weeded out.

Remember we are children but once and a happy tot k v,h; py inhtr it d moth r. So 3

for your own happiness, do not disappoint the little ones- - ?9

And you too, Young man: Don't forget the Lfss who prt stnth you with a smile every jg(

time you meet her. She expects something about this season. Sanv: back at you, Miss. B

Our Holiday line will include everything in the way vot A

presents for all. Don't fail to look the siock over. JBig Bess is here again. Come En and ece her. 0

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Tt annears that this man came - Respectfully If you have land business that nteds at-

tention, call on Neal Jenson.1

iT. A. Windsor.to Estancia on Sunday December.h m 111, and took homo ' witli- -

The Farmer and his Bankerbottle of whiskey and. was '.vid- he Christian Church will, . : it 1 t ill .1.eñtly u'ubr its .influence" when t m v. it 11 ti:e iletnocim uinrcn

the awful tragedy oecurrea.-Just- rj (xt Sunday morninir to takeUur bank i ev(r ünistogivo s goou e g

... '..t ; .. t ! ( 'li , il in v avovniao Hj 1. J I, I I tllü J i Kliliw wjv ";um1 trift distribution .

L. Ei Him Ion, Jr.; clerk in

the master myelin i c's offive iatv, local shops will leave for

Santa Fe this evening to spend(Viinstmas with his sister, Mrs.

E. P. Davie-- .

to the farnmer as itrgives to any business man. As

a matter of factfew banks could exist , in this day

and age of the world without ihe of

the farmers. Often a farmer can make money by

borrowing, and we are glad to advance money, atany time, Do m.t hesitate o call on us when you

want money. We welcome a responsible borrower

quite as heartily as a substantial depositor. It will

pay every farmer to carry a checking account withus. Our burglar proof safe, together with conserva-

tive management makes our bank an absolute safe

place for your nioiif) . Deposit jour savings and

grow with a growing bank in a growing communityWhy not cOme.jn and talk it over with us today?Accounts may be opt ned by mail and monies depo-

sited or withdrawn in this way with equal facility.We make a specialty of serving the farmer.

ESTANCIA SAVINGS BANKEstancia, New Rflexico

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MENDING TROUSERS POCKETS

Mrs. Billtops Objects to ths Ons In-

genious Method That PleasesHer Husband.

"As some- - sage has remarked," saidMr. Billtops, "the longer we lives themore we finds out You take, for In-

stance, the mending of a trouserspocket that bas a hole in It down atthe bottom, so that you are in dangerof losing out of it your keys or yourpocket knife or such small change asyou may there carry.

"Now I supposed there were justthree ways of mending that pocket,three and no more. One way would

be to put a patch on it, another way

would be to cut off the bottom uf thepocket and sew on a new section, andstill another way would be to put inan entire new pocket; but the tailorto whom I took these trousers to befixed up has shown me a fourth way

that made me laugh for its simplicityand at the same time as I thought in-

genuity."He just folded over the bottom of

the pocket high enough up to cover

the hole, and then iust stitched thepocket across through the folded overpart and the main body of the pocket,this, you see something that could 110

done in a minute and that at the sametime served its purpose. I admiredit for its ingenuity anfi effectiveness,but Mrs. Billtops doesn't look at itas I do.

"She says that if it's a sloppy way

of mending a pocket, that it makesthe pocket shallower, for one thing,and that then that folded over part,making the pocket of double thick-

ness, makes a ridge there which ,isnot desirable. She says that she hasmended pockets that way herself, butthat it is not a good way, and I guessBhe's right; she generally is."

Ed Adams, who has beeu aFarmiogton, N. M., f jr severalmonths, returned to EstanciaSunday. Mr. Adams likes thevalley better than he did be

fore going north. He thinksthe soil here much better thanit Farmington and that we

would 1)3 able to raise bet'ercrops here than they do there,if we had the water.

Miss Willie Corner, who hasbe.en intending l.oretto Aca-

demy at Santa Fe, returnshome today to sbeivl the hoi i

davs with homo folk.III

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how much this liquor liad 10 u

with the trouble is not, I j know

quife certain, but many .people

will always believe that it played-'som-

part, perhaps a good - deal

in bringing about the death of

this woman, for bad as he , was,

had he not gotten the whiskey,

he, in all probability would not

have committed the deed.

Some will J' say the man was

. vile enough to commit the deed

anyway, Possibly so , and will

admit that it may have even been

premeditated but not many men

are hardened enough to carry

out a murderous design without

being helped on by the stimulat-

ing and exciting, influence of

intoxicants.The fact that some- - men1 will

drink in order to nerve them

selve3 for a crime doss not re-

lieve liquor nor those who sell

it from a share at least of the

responsibility of that crime If

it could not be had, they would

not have its effects to help in

the crime: . .

As I see it, and I am not alone

in this view, the responsibility

for ihis crime probably lies at the

door ox one of the Estancia sa-

loons. .

Another point that it is well

for our law-abidin- g people to

consider is the fact that the whis-hke- y

was secured on Sunday,

when all such places of. business

are supposed to be closed. Is itreally true that liquor Í3 sold in

Estancia on Sunday, or at least

can be had? 1 am sure the writer

of this does not know. Others

may. I only call it up for con-

sideration. If it be true, where

are our officers? If our saloon-

keepers are in their .places of

business on Sunday or on any

part of that of day, with men,

who may have come in quietly'at the back door, yoa may ba

sure there is some drinking going

on. If their saloons are locked on

SandayaiJ they thamsalvaJ are

at home with their familia, or atsome other place then we have

m right to bslieve that either

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supdUm direct from ua. We are the larsrest Plumbing GoodsSupply nuu i un

i...TJhi.vata sua mile nearer tht

The infant child of vlr. aiMrs. E. E. Deny died Wedncsday evening of pueumoniand was buried yesterday.

have the sympathy ofa wide cire'e of friends.

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ing in time ftndtreigtil lor you.

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paj?e cataloglists ana illustrates every.1. .. ,nni -

to a eompiiiq inieuiiN" W'i "Water bupp'y . ... . t ,. .. i,

Judging From Experience.A little girl whose father was a

commercial traveler sat on the porchholding a kitten, and creeping up closeher mother heard this: "Kitty," saidthe young miss, "I know you an' 1

kmow your mamma an' I know all yourlittle brothers an' sisters, but I ain'tever seen your papa" then after abrief pause "I spec be most be atraveling man."

SVDtcm, lor ruoiyim " . i,i:ii.Í37.80-al- so allá ano power puuiiwl; "j ;tooU. tanks, bath roora lurniinre "r-r-'

I (nit anna.W5 caiL'.,n.K: kL. roods trom ua. at money-savi- n prices. .

,T. N.. Russell, principal o

our public Schools will attemthe Teachers meeting at Lis Vegas next weeklie will take a number of sampies of the work of the pupilsof our schools with him.

Tedav and &suai t.ura'itee of satisfaction or money backcovera"?.5S.r: 5 This Bit Store is here . Mosey en Ihe Plunk'Bvmvui.iiB r"" - j...nnB I won torn euy.to save vou money-ip-sce prevenís us ;'"price, here but our o. '""V--

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!.$.. V5iS'itShtbeel.:FiU liÚiimVAliZSr .w .,,,n tnrfav and send lor or pie j& BaiAW St. JatAflb. Ma.

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Your Friend's Faults.There is a quaint old saying that

every one carries two wallets oneehlnd and one before and both are

full of faults; the first of our ownfaults; the second of the faults of ourneighbor. Which, being translated,means that most of us find it easierto pick flaws in our friends than inourselves.

For sale- - Fresh Milk Cow. H. G. Sou-dit- í,

ranch mile and a half south oftown.

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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,Santa Fe, N. M.,

Dec. 12. 1910. I buy Your Milk and Cream ofIkNotice is hereby given that the Sec- -

1 the Estancia DairyPig Lived Long Without Food.

Missed from a farm near Ramsgate,England, two months ago, a pig, whichbad apparently been covered-i- dur-ing the building of a haystack, wasfound alive to the stack, but veryweak.

retaiyofthe Interior by recent de-

cision revoked the decision in the cas

of EsderneK. MulK-r- , 33 f.. D. 72, relative to leave of absence in connectionwith commutation proof, and that thepractice in regard to leaves of absenceis now the same as before the Muller

MILK AND CREAMNISHED FOR SOCIALS

B, YI'DUKE, PROPRIETORsaloon sold Gray his whiskey

slight acquaint, decision, that is, that a leave of absenceI have some

ancewitn Uie men ei. Mdenceifthe cntryrMn returns to his PHONE 4 RINGS

Need No 6oap With This Water.The water In Lake Van, in Asiatic

Turkey, which is about 60 miles longby from 20 to 30 miles wide, is sostrongly Impregnated with potash thatthe residents along its shores use it towash clothing without the use of soap.

ORDERS BY MAIL OffPHONE PROMPTLY FILLEDthe liquor business in Lstancia, ,and Hnd re.e8tabishes ha residence

and I do not believe they are before lhe expiration of leave of ab- -

Manuel R. Oteromuch worse or better than other senceRegister.

men engaged in the same dusi

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