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The Morning News (Estancia, N.M.), 09-12-1911P. A. Speckmann

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THE MORNING NEWSVolume I Estancia, New Mexico, Tuesday, September 12, 1911 No. 137

Tiie Greed oí SGiio'ois open PROGRESSIVE

REPUBLICAN

MEETING

THE, SMALL

FARM IN

. THE VALLEY

Fairview

Van Lane was on the sicklist two days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Holliday werein Estancia Saturday shopping

We missed Sundayschooland church services on last

an editor

Will Robinson, editor of theRoswell (N. M.) Register-Tribune- ,

prints his creed at thehead of the editorial column ofhis paper a3 follows:

' 'I believe in the stuff I amhanding out, in the firm I amworking for, and in my abilityto get results. I believe thathonest stuff can be passed out tohonest men by honest methods.I believe in working, not weepingin boosting, not knocking; andin the pleasure of my job. I be-

lieve that a man gets what hegoes after, that one deed donetoday is worth two deeds tomor-row, and that no man is downand out unless he has lost faithin himself. I believe in today andthe work I hope to do, and inthe sure reward which the futurehlds. I believe in courtesy, inkindness, in generosity, in goodcheer, in friendship and in honest competition. I believe thereis something doing, somewhere,for every man ready to do it. Ibelieve I'm ready right now."

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

Rev. J. W. Hendrix of Willard passed through Estanciayesterday en route to Moriartyon church business.

ing this doctrine and they havelearned from experience.

The small farm will eliminatethe greater part of the laborproblem, for the farmer may carefor his own ten acre tract and notbe forced to depend on outsidehelp aside from harvest time.

The ten acre tract will makethe farmer independent of allwater right for he can bring allhe wishes up from the groundand ask no questions.

It will assure sufficient supply,for if one well fails tto supplyenough he may sink another infact he can sink and equip a greatmany with windmills before hehas expended the price of oneartesian well.

The cutting of the big farmsinto ten acre tracts and sellingthem to settlers will do worldstowards populating the valley,for many a man can see his wayclear 3o tend his ten acres andcould be induced to purchase onreasonable terms, who could notbuy a large tract or sink an ar-

tesian well thereon.Instead of one family on a thou-

sand acres there will Qe ten fami-lies on a hundred and sixty acres.The population capable og beingprosperously cared for by thePecos on its ten acre farms is solarge that it staggers one to com-

prehend it, but such is its ulti-mate destiny.

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

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

wright and Richard H. Hannawas appointed to draft resolu-tions and report on Tuesday evening 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.

Public landsGoing Fast

Santa Fe, N. M., Sept 8

There are still 33,783,647 acresof public land subject to fillingin New Mexico, against 58,-000,- 000

ten years ago, bub af-

ter the new state has selectedits state lands, the area leftwill not exceed 25,000,000acres and the choicest laudwill have been selected, saidSecretary H. B. íiening of theNew Mexico Bureau of Immigratiou today, "so that thosewho wish to file ou a farm onUncle Sam's domain in NewMexico will have to do so soon.Last fiscal year there were9,667 filings covering 1,718,395acres; the year before therewere 12,999 filings covering2,320,000 acres, while thisyear, owing to the comingstatehood, it is believed thatthere will be 20,000 filings,covering at least 4,000,000acres, as most of the filings oflate are under the enlarged320 acre homesteads law."

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

Mrs. Maximiliana Montano,of Manzano, was taken to San-ta Fe Sunday, where she willbe examined as to her sanityfor confinement in the LunaticAsylum. Her son-in-la- w nied

her.

Mrs. Goodner closed herboarding house Sunday andhas moved to the Flesher resi-dence, where she will keephouse for E. A.. Flesher.

FOR SALE Ayer's Restaura nt. Abargain, if sold this week. For par-ticulars see W. C. Ayer, Estancia,N. M. 47-- tf

The following editorial in theRoswell Record applies with thesame force or greater to the Es-

tancia Valley that it does to thePecos Valley. With irrigation,the small farm will prove theideal in the Estancia Valley,where the soil and climate, withwater easily available, can not besurpassed. The Estancia Valleywill thus provide homes for thou-sands, where without irrigation

- dozens only can be accomodated.Hasten the day of the small irrigated farm in the Estancia Valley:

The one thing that stands outover every other before the traveler in the Pecos Valley is thelogic of the small farm as againstthe failure seen everywhere fromattempts to farm more than canhave proper attention.

'1 attempted too much," saysone. ''I tried to spread all overcreation," says another. Every-where the farmers themselvesare realizing that the Pecos willnot be a land of big farms, butthat the most common farm inthe valley will be the ten-acr- e

tract.Some time the artesian flow will

not be sufficient upon which hopecan afford to be placed for cropraising. When that time maycome, we can not say. It maybe in a few years and it may bein a hundred years. But sometime it will be such that attentionwill be forced to other means forirrigation.

In that day it will be the wind-mill and the pump that will be atthe base of the irrigation projectsand the surface water will beutilized. Wells from ten to twen-ty feet will furnish most of thewater and the ten-acr- e farmerwill own them himself. He willturn the water on when it isneeded and ask no questions con-

cerning his neighbor's interesttherein for his neighbor will notbe concerned.

The Pecos Valley farmer of thefuture will net more money fromhis ten acre tract than the aver-age North Dakota or Montanafarmer nets from his quarter sec-

tion. A ten-acr- e orchard, atenacre garden, ten acres of berries,or of Denias, when cared for inthe Pecos Valley is a gold minefor the owner.

In the days of the ten acre farmland will sell for from one to twothousand dollars per acre and willproduce accordingly. The manwho does not net several thousanddollars from his ten acres willfail because he wills to and notbecause he musv. The valley willbe filled with well-to-d- o farmersand will be the nearest approachto Eden since Adam fell fromgrace. These things are notspeculative. They are seen onevery hand. Especially are thosewith large farms loud in preach- -

Sunday on account of the rainMr. aud Mrs. Arthur Mul

lens moved from the moun-tains to their home last week.

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

Mrs. Holliday's brother, sis--ter ana cunaren horn nearSanta Fe are visiting herethis week.

A recent letter from Geor-

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

Bean harvesting has beenthe order of the day the pastweek, getting things in readiness for the threshers, whichare Joeing heard all around us.

On Sunday, September 10,

Brother Tuttle from Estanciapreached for us. He will comeagain on the afternoon of thesecond Sunday in next month

Mr. and Mrs. Moody, Mr.Rauscbenbauch and Mr.Moorefrom south and east of Estan-cia, were in oui communitylast Sunday. They said theywere not flattering us at all,but we simply had a fine country.

G. H. Van Stone went toSanta Fe Sunday.

R. C. Howell went to Albu-

querque Sunday on business.

Miss Heloise Dibert left Sunday for Santa Fe after a visitwith friends here.

S. A. Goldsmith, wife audsou, Henry, left Sunday noonfor Albuquerque, for a stay ofa few days.

M. II. Senter and wife spentSunday at Mountaiuer andPunta de Agua, guests ofSuperintendent and Mrs. C.L. Burt.

Passenger traffic has in-

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

Mr" 12nd Mr. J. E. Williamsand son came in Sunday audare looking over the valley.They may locate here.

WANTED Girl to help h hjusework after school hours in changefor board. Box 126, Esta-ci- a, N. M.

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next Monday

The Estancia schools willopen on Monday morning,September 18th. and it is urged

! that every pupil be on handready for work. 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 ouhand at the opening.

The board has arranged tohave the building cleaned andin good condition! The doorsboth outside and inside havebeen 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 Estaucias history is'anticipated.

Pay ior what;

dou Read

The editor of the Oneonta, Ala. ,

Journal vents his feelings co;cerning those who like to read thuJournal but refuse to come acrosswith the subscription price, inthe following:

"The other day we spied amanreading the Journal, who, onlylast May 'flew-u- p' with two orthree others (during a campaign)and stopped his paper. However,the only difference we can see isthat he paid for the paper thathe read then now he is a bor-

rower, with only thanks to thelender but. of course, if he isashamed to come back and sub-

scribe, he is entitled to th paperfree. So remember, all who hatethe editor of the Journal, but stillcan't keep from reading his new-sy paper, remember we will over-look your littleness and will notturn you up (till the time againpresents itself). Please remem-ber this, all you hypocrites "

VV. H. Minerman went toAlbuquerque Sunday noon onbusiness.

Acasio Gallegos, chairmanof the Republican CountyCentral Committee returnedto Santa Fe Sunday after hav-

ing attended the meeting ofthe committee here Saturday.

Benny Meyer is wearingbandages on his right hand, asa result of having been bittenby a coon not the black var-iety, but Joe Peterson's pet.Benny now knows how hard acoon can bite.

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except Monday by

P. A. SPECKMANNEstancia, New Mexico

Phone No. 7

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 John (1;

Weaver, of Estancia, New Mexico, who,on January 13, 1906, made HomesteadEntry No. 87S7-0713- 6. for WJá NWJá,Sec. 1, and E4 JsE1., Section 2, Town-ship 6 N, Range 8 E, N. M. P. Meridian,has filed notice of intention to makeFinal Five Year Proof, to establish claimto the land above described, before Wil-

liam A. Brumback, U. 6. Court Commis-sioner, at Estancia, New Mexico, on the11th day of October, 1911,

Claimant namesias 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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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 Esiancia 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.

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Subscription:Per Week $ JOPer Month .25Per Year 2.50

Entered as eocond class matter April 21, 19ilat the post office at Estancia, New Mexico, un-

der tho Act of March 3, 179

Net Coal LandNOTiCE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of tho InteriorU. S, Land Office at Santa Fc, N. JJ.,

Sent, 7. 1911.Notice is hereby given that May Reed, of Es-

tancia, N . M who ( n March 5, 1909, made Home-stead Entry No. (09067), for SE'4, Section 29.

Township 7 N, Range 9 E, N. M. P. Meridian,lias filed notice of intention to make Final FiveYear Proof, to establish claim to the laud abovedescribed, before William A. Brumback, U S.Court Commissioner, at .Estancia. New Mexico,on the lSt.li day of Oct. 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

John Dully, K.E. Burrus, J.15. Striyliu, RubenStripling, all of Estancia, kpw Mexico,

Manuel R. Otero, Register.

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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

Estancia, N, M ., August 29, 1911.Notice is hereby given that Minnie Brnmback,

widow of Edgar B, Brnmback, deceased, ofEstancia, New Mexico, who, on August io. 1900,mudo Homestead Entry, No. 9810 (01.100), forSEJ4, Section 3, Township 5 N, Rango 7 E. N. MP, Meridian, has filed notice of intention tomake Final Five Year Proof, to establishclaim to the land above described, beforeWilliam A. Brumback D 3. Court Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexijo, on tho 9th day ofOctober, 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses ;

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

MANUEL 11. OTERO,Register.

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Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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

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

Epler, of. Estancia, New Mexico, who,on February 13, 1906, made HomesteadEn-tr- No. 8890-0719- 6, for EH SW1,,Section 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 1 1th 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.

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 iirst unnaturallooseness of the bowels. It is equallyvaluable for children and adults. Italways cures. Sold by all dealers.

FOR SALE 1 am selling my householdgoods, consisting of one kitchen cab-

inet, sewing machine, bed, table,washstand, stove. Also one pair bug-

gy shafts, one h plow. I. F.

Decker. Call at residence, 2d block" west of postoffice.

Your complexion as well as your tem-

per is rendered miserable by a disor-

dered liver. By taking Chamberlain'sStomach and Liver Tablets you can im-

prove both. Sold by all dealers.

W. A. Brumback, U. S Court Ctn.uJsioutr will look after your Land Of

lice business, and do it right.

.,t C. at'NOTICE K'R PI '"I. It ATI ON

Department Of The InteriorD S Land OtV.i- ' at Sauta Fe, New Mexico

August iOih.l'.HlNotice is hereby siira that Wi.liam V.

Wagner, of Me into- - i, New Mt xieo. wln onSeptember li'.ii, i!!e, made EntryNo. ltHll:iui;.2ri, for SW ! ol Section Town-

ship N. Range - K. N , M. P. Meridian,has til".! notice of intention make

FiuaL - Five year Prol, t, to establishclaim:o the laud, above .'.escribed N'.-;;- l

Jeusoii I . S. Coinrn--:.- ! ner .it Kstaucia N. j

M. on the Oth day vf Oct b- r. !!!M. j

Claimant name as ttin.ess-1- : I

J, II. Kowman, Julia Vainl- -i o;d, V.

Rogers, of Mcluti sli, M, 11., amlKdwin K be:-so-

of Estancia, N. SI.i

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Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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

August 29, 1911.Notice is hereby given that Pleasant

R. Wilmuth, of Estancia, New Mexico,who, on June 3rd, 1909, made Home-stead Entry No. 010366, for NEJ, Sec-

tion 29, Township 7 N, Range 9 E, N. M.P. Meridian, has filed notice of intentionto make Final Five Year Proof, to es-

tablish claim to theland above described,before Neal.Jenson, U.S. Commissioner,at Estancia, New Mexico, on the 11thday of October, 1911.

Claimant names aswitneses:Alva U. Yoachuin, E. L. Garvin, S. H.

Pickens, Earl Scott, all of Estancia, NewMexico. Manuel R. Otero,

Register.

Not Coal Land. 073U1

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior.

U.S. Land Ofliice tt Santa Fe N.M

Sept. 7, 16ii.Notice is hereby given that Annie E, Seuter,

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on Aoirl 7, 190G,

mado Homestead Entry, No. 916;?, for NVV.Section 5, Township 5 N. Range 9 E. N. M. P.Meridian, has filed notico of intention to makeFinal Five Year Proof to establish claim to theland above described, before Ncal Jonson, U. S.Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mozico. on thelSth day ofCct., 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses:J. J, Smith, W, S. Kirk, D. H. Cowley, M. H.

Seuter, all of Estancia. Now Mexico.Manuel R, Otero, Register.- -

sot Coal Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior,

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

Notico is hereby given that Hubert L. Bainum,if Estancia, N. M., who, on March S, 1909, and

February 2.", 19u, made Homestead Entries No.09105 and 0U9tU, for W'a, Section 23, Township7N,Rauge9E,N. VI. P. Meridian, has filed noticeof intention to make Final Five Year Proof toestablish claim to tho land above describedbefore William A. Brumback, U. S. Court Com-

missioner at Estaucia, Now Mexico, on the tsthday of Oct.,i9ii,

Claimant names as witnesses :

Vi. B. Brown. J. W. Kookin, F. L, Marvin, S.

H, Pickins, all of Fst uncia, N.M,Mauuel R. Otoro,

915-10-1- 3 Register. B

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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

Estancia. N. M August 15, 1911.

Notice is hereby given that Andrew 1). McKin-ley- .

of Nw Mexico, who, on April 2tj,1931 mudo Homestead Entry No. 09701, forSW'i,Section!!, Township ON, Range 7 E. N. M. P.Meridian, has filed notice ofjntention to makeFinal Five Year Proof to establish claim to the'and above described, befoic ""jUiani A. Brum-back. U, S. Court Commissioner, at Estaucia.New Moxico, un the :rd day of October, 1911.

Claimant names as witnesses :

John Casi boK, John Block, all of Eytaucia,New Mexico; William King. Willie D w, allot'Tajique, New Mexico.

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

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Not Coal Laud.NOTICI-- FOK I'CBLK'ATION.

l)epar!:ment of tlie Interior.V. S. Land Oíüce at Santa Fe, N, M.

Estancia, N. VI., August.10th, 19il.Notice is hereby civon that FayA. Wafiner,

of .Mcintosh. New Mexico, who on DecemberL'ud, VJoiiand Aus-us- t 22nd 1910,made HomesteadKntries No.-,- OU'lJi and 011019. for lots 1, 2, 3, 4.

. V. Sceiiou 3- -, and Jots land ") and NW 4

.W Section Township í N, Range S E,N. M. P., Meridian, has filed notice of inten-tion to make Final Commutation Proof toestablish claim to tho land abovo described,before William A, Brumback. Lr. S, Court';mi;i.isioner, at, Estancia. New Mexico, on

the Oth day of October, 19il.Claimant names as witnesses;H V. Shirley, John Vanderford. Joliu How-ma- u,

W. S. Rogers, all of Mcintosh, N. M,

MANUEL R OTKRO,' Registsr.

L'or.'t waste your money buyin"platers when you csn get a bottle ofChamberlain's Liniment for twenty-fiv- e

e, nts. A piece of flannel dampenedjv. ith this liniment is superior to any

faster for lame back, pains in theand chest, and much cheaper. Sold byall dealers.

WHERE IS

youchave beenTearning for several years back? Youspent it ancüthe other fellow put it in the bank. Whylet the other fellow save what you earn? Start abank account if youhave,but onerdollaito begin with

Estancia Savings BankMake our bank your bank

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THE MONEY

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W. H. MASON

Physician and OpticianOHice second door Pcfnri?i N MSouth of PostofHce -- lIiU, 11.1H,

M E. SUNDERLAND, M. D.

Physician & SurgeonOF rICE : First door west ot Valley Hotel.

Phone 9

ESTANCIA ,:.: NEW MEX.

li. B. HAWKINS

SurveyorOffice at Scott & Jenson's

New Mexico.Estancia, - -

MINNIE. BRÜMBflCKif UJS.eommissloner

'Notary Public f Stenographerf Fire Insurance

A 'I Pupers pertaining to land office workexecuted with promptness and accuracy.Deeds, norgaos and othor legal documentsdrawn aud acknowledged.ESTANCIA -: NEW MEXICO

Chi's. F. Easley, Chas. R. Easley,

EASLEY & EASLEY,

Attorneys at Lawl'ractice in the courtsjand Land Departmerit. Lane grants and titles examined

Santa Fe, N. M.Branch Office, Estancia, N. M.

Make cur store your resting place. FreeIce Water and Plenty of good chairs.

Our Fountain has Everything Good to Eat

ESTANCIA DRUG COMPANY

ews Want

NOTICE OF GUARDIANSHIP1911, at a special term of the ProbateNOTICECourt in and for the county of Tor

Our customers arc hereby noranee, New Mexicfc, at Estancia, thecounty seat, appointed administratrix

of the estate of D. B. Griasby, de

ceased. All persons knowing them

tified that for the next thirtydays we will be located in theBrashears building recently vac-

ated by)A,L. Bilsing. This changeis made necessary while we arebuilding our new building.

ESTANCIA SAVINGS BANK

To Whom it May Concern:Notice is hereby given that Theodore.

P. Hicks, of Precinct No. 7, in TorranceCo., N. Méx., has been adjndged insane';that I have been appointed as guardiánof his property and that all personshaving property belonging to him arehereby notified to return same to meand that all persons being 'indebted tohim are hereby notified to report to meand pay me, and that anyone having

selves indebted to the said estate, will Our Sfc

Me

arrange settlement with the under-

signed, and all bills against the said es-

tate must be filed with the undersigned

to receive consideration.

Mrs. D. B. Grisby,

Administratrix.

any claim or claims against him is here-

by notified to present same to me, asprovided by law.

Earl Scott,GuardianSUBSCRIPTIONS to all maga- -

fzines, either new or renewals;

"There is no habit that willadd so much to your general hap-pine- s

through life and comíortin old age as the habit of sav-

ing. Start the child right witha Bank Account and instill intoit the saving habit. We are gladto handle the accounts of youngas well as old and will open ae

counts :ior one Dollar.Torrance County Savings Bank,

D. C. Brisby, Estancia, N. M.

FOR SALE Several head of work

horses. One team of matched

PIANO TUNINGJOHN L. CLARK

30 YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

ADDRESS

WILLARD -:- - NEW MEXICO

old drivers. One good milk cow. One I A Greatfor you tcMake YouEarly. YodBuy "White iAT SUCH Lc

good surrey. One Spauling Ton Bug-

gy. One Moline Disc Plow. One Stu-- .

deb;ker transfer wagon, good as new

H. G. Souders, one mile south of Es-

tancia. 44-4- tp

Willard, N. M,

Notice1 have formed a copartnership with

Tuttle andSon in the undertaking bui-nes- s,

and we now have a complete

stock of coffins, caskets and funeralsupplies. Embalming done on shortnotice. Calls answered day or night,

A. A. Hine.

e. E. EwingDENTIST

Has located in Estancia, (office in the

Walker Building.) He will go to Wil-

lard Sunday noon and return Monday

night.

"It Gives rill The News"

"Subscribe to your home paper first

and then take the El";Paso Herald.

The Herald is the best medium ;o

keep in touch with general news and

news of the whole southwest."

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTOF ADMINISTRATRIX II

Notice is hereby given that the un-

dersigned was on the 31st day of July, 0. D. WILLIAMS

Attorney at Law

Willard; K M

The Store of Qti

Estancia. NewFRESH MEATSF. F. Jennings,We have installed a large refrigerator and will

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

Loveless & ElamEsfcamcia, , New Mexico

Attorney-at-la- w

Will Practice in All Courts

Willard - - - New Mexico.

S. VY. MOOREREAL ESTATE

Get a Heme ;n the Estancia Vfc.

listed for sale Reasonable Ratesmust sell list your Property with

Office South of Postoffice -:- -

- INVESTMiSome good property

If you vant to sell orme "1

Estancia, New. Mexic

FRED H. AYERS

Attorney and Counselor at Law

Office hocrs 9 :30 a in to 4 :30p m

ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO

1 Buy Your Milk and Cream of i

I The Estancia Dairyjhi SHOE SHOPMILK AND CREAM FUR-

NISHED FOR SOCIALS

B. Y. DUKE, ProprietorPHON E 14-- 4 RINGS V(

ESTANCIA. ;v M ?!ORDERS.BY.MAIL OR

5 PHONE PROMPTLY Fill EC Albuquerque

We are prepared to do all kinds of

Leather Work, including Harnessand Shoe Repairing. Half soling

a specialty. Bring in your work

All good not called for in thirty dayswili;be sold for charges.

Alexander Bros. .

Shop in the Laue BuildingESTANCIA, N. M.

I October 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 & 14, 1911

Excursion RaUs on all RailroadsWrite for Premium List and Program

ISAAC BARTH.i'- - i ' jot: JOHN B. McMANUS,

Secretary-Manage- r1 Presidentii ta iI iíUk.

SSSSSSSSES&fl

"Can be depended upon" is an ex-

pression we all like to hear, and whenit is used in connection with Chamber-Iain- 's

Colic, Cholera and DiarrhoeaRemedy it means that it never fails tocuve diarrhoea, dysentery or bowelcomplaints. It is pleasant to take andequally valuable for children and adults.Sold by all dealers

For our Fall and Winter, Stock

SonsI which is now coming in, we are You can transact business of every de.cription, pertaining to land, at U. S;

Commissioner Jenson's office, 1stdoor north of Valley hotel. Hardware, Groceries, Farm

Implements, Well easing,Pumps and Gas Engines,

Barbed and. Woven Wire

offering ail Summer Goods at i

reduced Prices.1

75 pieces of Fall Outings just

received in all colors.

Not a minute should be lost when a

child shows symptoms of croup. Cham-

berlain's Cough Remedy given as soon

as the child becomes hoarse, or evenafter the croupy cough appears, willprevent the attack. Sold by all dealers.

News Readers get the Newsfirst. We "don't have the cheapest and best goods lu

I town. Others bave'asjclieap and as good. We can'tI afford to practic3 deception, but would like aeasonablePUBLIC LAND AND MININ&

CASES.J 9 1 -- v share of your patronage, proinisiugkind and courteous

treatment.HoweÍ Z sua uuiiuj u ju

If you arc interested in any contest( any matter before the Interior De-

partment, write to Clark & Wright,rejiisic-e- d land lawyers, 902 F Streeta. V. (opposite Gen'l Land Office".Vas!::ii"ton. D. C. Free information

a'x ut contents and where to obtains i ip, locatable upon public lands,witliout residence or cultivation.

Tuttle & SonsESTANCIA, N. At. IPH

t of cane and

jst ready to cut.

or 20 bushels perjrd, 12 miles north--

"Title Talks"

The Business of Abstracting .1

ine businefis of Abstracting titles is of comparatively recent :growth. 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- - 1cant lot or to any other property, as it is to keep your thousand dollar fbond under lock and key. 3

PROTECTION IN EITHER CASE IS THE THING SOUGHT.Good titles make real estate as negotiable as stocks and bonds. 5There is no way of being sure about the title except by the help of

an abstract by a'reliable "company. j

Robcrson Abstract CompanyRalph G. Rober son, 6ec.

ESTHNem, NEWCMEX. fREFERENCE: flnv Rank In Tnrranca

For Sale160 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, 32x36 foot two-sto- ry barn,well 305 feet deep, cased to rock, (thiswell will furnish water to irrigate everyacre of the farm) 45 acres in cultivation,fenced and cross fenced. Balance in

pasture. And the very best of waterwithin seven feet of surface. This

place will go at a bargain. For pricecall 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'splace, west of Estancia. Hastwo lodge pins on lapel, M. W.A. and A.O.U.W. Finder pleaseleave at News Office or Mc-

Coy's store in Mountainair.46-t- f.

FOR SALEAuto Livery and Garage. One

two-an- d two fivc-ptiEen- carsshop tools and supplies. AH for$1250.00, about one-ha- lf of cost.Doing cash business of $350 permonth.

Estancia Auto Co.,45-- lt Estancia, N. M.

- ' r - - waawMwi V U II ft, J

"Eoonomu" Fruit JarsTHE BEST EVER

PINTS d- - -- V:$1.25 ÚozQUARTS .50 '

HALF GHLS B 2.00 "

47-- 2t

t has announced.ling of up-to-da- te

inery for Saturday22. A complete line

id picture hats will beat the lowest possible

The ladies are invited to.he stock and place theirGoods are now arriving

NTED ock to pasture.i in. Plenty of good water,

d grass. B. L. Hues, Estan- -

47-4- t

IOTOS 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-- 4t

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-- 4t

LOST Rebekah Pin at Lodgeroom between there andpostoffiee. Return to Mrs.L. B.Kuykendrll and receive re-

ward. 46-l- t

Look HereI have one good Mammoth Jen-ne- tt

with a fine Jack colt for saleSee me at Hunt's Blue PhotoCar, Estancia, N. M. 46-- 4t

I hereby announce my candi-

dacy for the office of assessor of

Torrance County, subject to theaction of the Republican CountyConvention.

Juan de Dios Sanchez.Estancia, N.M.

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The Kind of Jars to Use WhenYouDo Your Preserving:;:

COME IN AND SEE THEMHughes Mercantile Company

The StorelM QualityPHONESj Í3.'and 39 -.- - ESTANCIA, N. M.

er-ff- er

the

ofclock

;o the.i hand,scribed

k elevenon to the

Mexico, to"

.nd improve-intere- st

mayJ from the said

payment of the. suit, and the bal-i- t

to the above men-,n- e

sum of $21.60 judg.a judgment' of our dis-an- d

for the county of Tor-mtor- y

of New Mexico, in

i the said territory, on theof June, 1911, J. P. Dunlavy

i from the said J. D. HunterI. Mullen, defendants.

ed at Estancia, N. M., this 5thof Seplember, 1911.

Julius Meyer,2-- 29

' Sheriit.

LUMBERSupply on hand at all times

Mill 3 miles westfcf Tajique. Near Ranger Station.

A. P;Ogier

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

Your business respectfully solicited.

Willard, New Mexico

Encouragement for Shirker.The man who dodges the problems

of life often has a better time thanthe man who tries to solve them.

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--"títí fai Lend.NOTICE FOB PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Inferior

U.g. Land Office at Santa Fe, n M

Estancia, N M, Aufc"st 22, 1911

Notice is hereby given that Allen L. Bikini,',of Estancia, New Moxico.who, on April '2,1908

made Homestead Entry, no, 11050 (06331) 'ornW 4, Section 33, Township 6 n, Range 9

N. M, P. Meridian, has filed notice of intentionto make Final.Comtnutation Proof to establishclaim to the land above described, bof ore Wil-

liam A. Brumback, U. S. Court Commissioner,at Estancia, New Mexico, on the 9th day of Octo-

ber, 1911,

Claimant names as witnesses:Oscar Kemp. I, T. Collier, J, J. Smith and J.

H, Bilsing all of Estancia, N. M,Manuel R. Otero,

Register

Not Coal LundNOTICE FOR PUBLICATICPT.

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

Estancia, N. M August 24. 1911,

Notice i h- - reby given that William C. Gunter,of Estancia, New Mexico, who on April 7, 1900,

made Homostoad Entry No. 9160(07259), for SWHSEN,, SEíáSWM, W'j SWM, Section 15, Township 6N, Range 8 E, N.M. P. Meridian, has filednotice of intention to make Final Fivo YearProof, to eslablich claim to the land above described, before William A. Brumback, U. S,

Court Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico,on the 10th day of October, 1911.

Clafmantnames as witnesses :

J. ?, Porter, J. B. Williams, W. D.Wasson, W

J, Eollis. all of Estancia, New Mexico.Manuel R.Otero, Regie t.cr.

Not Coat Land.NOTICE FOR.PUBLICATIONDepartment of the Interior.

U. S. Land.Oiiice at Santa Fe, N. M.Estancia, N. M., August 11, i.

Notice is hereby given that NathanialA, Wells,ofEstancia, N. M., who on September 17,1906,mado homestead entry No. 10016 (07811) tor theNW l4of Soction 21, Township 7 N, RangeS;E, N. H- - P, Meridian, has filed notico ofintention to make Final Fivo Year Proof, toestablish claim to the land above described,before William ABrnmback, U.S. Court Com-

missioner, at Estancia, N. M. .on the 22nd dayofjSoptember, 1911-

Claimant names as witnesses ;

J. D. Childors, J. 11, Larragoite, MathiasFreilinger, Barnet Freilinger' all of Estancian. M,

MANUEL R. OTERO,Register.

Not Coal L.ind.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department f'f the Interior,U. S. Land OSice at Santa Fe, N. M.

Kstancia. N. M August 10, 19U.Notice is hereby given that William II,

of Estancia, N. M., who, on August29th, 1910, made Homestead ; Entry No. 011090,for SE 4 of Sectioa 17, Township 7N RangeS E, N. M, P, Meridian, has filed notice of in-

tention to maite Final Commutation Proof, toestablish claimtothe land above describedbefore William! A, Brumback, U. S, CourtCommissionor.'Jat Estancia, New Mexico, onthe 20th day of September, l91l

Claimant names as witnesses :

Thomas McClanahan, W. F. Plumleo. W. H(.'handler, J. D, Childers, all of Estancia,N. M.

MANUEL R. OTERO.Register.

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