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ORMINO NEWSTolame I Estancia, New Mexico Friday, December 22. 1911 No. 222

6tlRISTMflS mi lii Gonoressyesterday

PresidentRuddy io issue

Proclamation

Funeral üí

Elmo Lucas

mis fliternoonS andPROGRAM

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Senate in session at 2 p. m.President raft's message re-

commending material reductionsin wool and woolen tariff ratesand transmitting tarifi boards re-

port was read.House met at noon.Senate resolution for Russian

treaty abrogation was agreed to.Representative Maltby (New

York) opposed treaty abrogationresolution on the ground that itwould not help the situation.

Representative Austin, Ten-nessee, demanded $50,000 ap-propriation in urgency deficiencybiil for bureau of mines invest-igation.

Presidents message on Schedule K recommending downwardrevision on wool and woolensread.

Foreign affairs committee ed

on senate measure abrogat-ing Russian treaty. Consider-ation of Russian treaty was be-

gun immediately following read-ing of Presidents message.

Berger (Wis.) Socialist, intro-duced joint resolution to termin-ate extradition treaty with Rus-

sia.

Robert Wolverton and familyleft last evening: forSanAntonio,Texas, where they will spendthe holidays with relatives andfriends.

S. W. Hightower paid his sub-scription to the News yesterdayfor another year, by bringing usa lot of squashes and pumpkins.With our hens laying well andplenty of pumpkins, who said wewould not have pumpkin pie forChristmas?

EXECUTRIX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that letterstestamentary upon the estate of JohnMcKenna, late of Torrance county.NewMexico, deceased, have been granted tothe undersigned, Mary W. King, by theProbate Court of said county of Tor-rance, bearing date of May 1st, II9I.All persona having claims against Saidestate are required to exhibit them tome for allowance, within the time pre-scribed by liw. or they may bo prerluded from all or any benefit of such es-

tate. Said claims may be sent to GeorgeP. Learnard, Albuquerque, New Mexi-co as my agent to receive tha same forme.

MARY W. KING,12-- 15 -5 Executrix

NOTICIO FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice ot Sant. Fe, N.M , Dec. 9, 1911

Notice is hereby given that EdnaRousseau, formerly Edna Roberts, ofEstancia, N. M., who on June 20, 1910,m.ide Homssteud entry No. 0I.')520, forse.1 ne?4, ne4' se).i, section 14, T5n,R8e, N. M. P. Meridian, has filed noticeof intention to make final commutationproof to establish claim to the landabove described, before Neal Jenson,U. S. Commissioner at Estancia, N. M.on the IGth day of January, t

names as witnesses;A. M Tarrett, W. II. Sawyer, D. M.

Short, and D. H. Cwley, all of Estan-cia, N. M.

12 15 M2 Manuel R. Otero, Register.

Elmo Lucas, ;who has been asufferer from tuberculosis forsome time, died Wednesday nightabout nine o'clock, aged almost38 years. Mr, Lucas came to thevalley several years ago hopingthe dry climate would prove ben-

eficial to his failing health, butin vain. Until recently he livedon his homestead northeast oftown, but moved into town to benearer the physician and wherehe could secure more comforts.He leaves a wife, brother &nd

two sisters and numerous friendsto mourn his demise.

The funeral will be held thisafternoon at 2:30 o'clock at theMethodist Church. All friendsare invited to attend. Intermentwill be in the Estancia cemetary.

Elder H. L. Hoover came in6n yesterday noon's train tospend Christmas with his wifehere.

Al Lucas came over fromVaughn yesterday to attend thefuneral of his brother, Elmo,this afternoon- -

A special train was sunt toStanley yesterday morning,where a train load of sheep areto be loaded for shipment.

The weatherman promiseswanner weather for southernNew Mexico and snow for thenorther portion today.

R E. Chapman came in fromhis farm west of town last even-ing.

George W. Torrence and chil-

dren were down from Mcintoshyesterday shopping. They foundSanta's representatives herewell stocked on Christmgsthings.

BOX BALL ALLEY

Ladies' night at the BowlingAlley every Friday night. Gen-

tlemen can not enter unless ac-

companied by a lady friend. Comeand have a good time.

Sam Jenson, Proprietor,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S. LandOffice at Santa Fe, N. M.,Deo.), 1911

Notice is hereby given that Rr.bt.-r- t

Taylor, of Estancia, N. M.f who, onFebruary 19, I9i'6, made homestead en-

try No. 8933-0721- 8, for w sel4, eV

sw4, section 23 T6n, RSe, N. M. P.Meridian has filed notice of intention tonvike final five year proof to establishclaim to the land above described, be-

fore Wi liam A. Brum back, U. S.CourtCommissioner, at hstancia, New Mexi-co, on the 17th d y January, 1 91 2.

Claimant name.-- as witnesses:B. Y. Duke, Hujrh Duke. II. C. Wil-

liams and L. W Jackson all of EstanciaN. M.12-1- M2 Manuel H. Otero, Register

Advices to the bureau of im-

migration from Delegate W.H. Andrews in Washingtonstate that the president will inall probably issue the procla-mation which will admit NewMexico to the full benefits ofstatehood either Saturday orMonday,depending upon whenthe oiiiciul notification fromGovernor Mills is received atthe capital.

This will be the last step inthe admission of New Mexico,and is an event to which thepeople have looked forwardfor many years. The telegram-doe- s

not state what, if any,ceremonies will attend thesigning of flip proclamation.U is probable, however, thatthe pen used by the presidentfor the signature to the docu-

ment will be donated to theNew Mexico Historical socie-t- y.

That the day of entiance in-

to the sisterhood of statesnight become a national holi-la- y

ii the statement, 'made inbe telegram from Mr. An-Ire- ws.

Mr. Andrews denieshat Delegate Cameron of Arioua had entered any bill pro

viding for making the day ofadmitting the last territoryinto stateship a national holi-

day, but said that an effoitwould be made later to havethe date of admitting NewMexico and Arizona such aholiday. The bases for mak-

ing the day a holiday is thatupon that day the UnitedStates embraced the entirecontinental territory belong-

ing to that government, therebeing no territories on the continent geographically contigu-ous to the states. Alaska is,

of course, left out in the coldas a territory still, but is notcontiguous to any state.

Such a holiday would bringNew Mexico and Arizonamore into the eye of the general public than any other thingcould do and the advertisingvalue would be immense. Al

buquerque Herald.

The peculiar properties of Chamberlain's Cough remedy have been thoroughly ttsted during epidemics of in-

fluenza, and vben ic was taken in timewe have not heard of a singtejcase ofpneumonia. Sold by all dealers.

If you are suffering from Jbiliousnciconstipation, indigestion, chronic headache, invest one cent in a postal cardsend to Chamberlain Medicine Co., DecMoines, Iowa, with your name and ad-

dress plainly on the back, and they willforward you a free sample of ChamberIain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Soldby alldealers..

Part 0Í 1116

Official FloreThe official canv-is- s of the re-

turns of the New Mexico stateelection, leaving out of consid-

eration the disputed precincts ofMelrose, Carthage, Reserve andClayton, shows the standing ofthe candidates to be as follows:

For Governor -- -- McDonald,dem. 30,614; Bursum; rep., 27,-61- 4.

Lieutenant Governor DeBacadem., 29,185; Martinez rip., 28,-58- 6.

Secretary of State Lucero,dem., 29,234; Romero, rep., 28,-56- 4.

State Auditor Sargent, rep ,

29.187; Delgado, dem., 28. 683.

State Treasure- r- Marrón, dem.29.409; M rabie, rep., 28,610.

State School Superintendent--Strou-p,

rep., 29,061; White, dem.28,948.- State Commissioner of PublicLands Ervein, rep , 203S0; Em-

erson, dem., 28,795.Attorney General--Clanc- y. rep.

rep., 29,788; McGill, dem.. 28,277- -

Justices of the Supreme Court-- Roberts.rep., 29:303; Parker,rep., 29, 210; Hanna. prog., 29-20- 8;

Wright, rep., 29,189; Burk-hart- ,

dem., 28,969; Dunn, dem.,28.940.

Corporation Commissioners-V- an

Stone, prog., 28,981; Arm-jo- ,

rep.- - 28.741; O. L. Owen,dem., 28,021; "Sol" Owen, 1,032;

Williams, rep., 29,472; Groves,rep., 29.443. Total for Owenand Sol Owen, 29,053.

For Congres- s- Curry, rep ,29,780; Fergusson, dem., 29,610;

Baca rep., 28 '350; Valverde, dem.27,670.

On the Blue Bailot For theBlue Ballot, 34.253; against theBlue Ballot, 22,631; mojority for,11,722.

FOR SALE Span black mules,15 and 16 hands high, 5 and 6

years old, weight, both. 2300

pounds- - Good workers and gen-

tle in stable. Inquire FrancisGoodrich, Lucia, N. M. 8 3tp

Save your TicKei;

The teachers and pupils of thepublic schools kindly request anypatrons or pupils of the schoolw ho have tickets on the premiumpiano at Howell Mercantile Com-

pany, to turn them over to theschool and vote for the school tosecure the piano for use in theschool. Your a.istanco will beAppreciated. St nd our ticket?to Miss.Willie Henry, secretary.

At the Baptist Church on Mon-

day night a Christmas programwill be rendered by the littlefolks, and at Christmas time allare "little folks." There will besongs, recitations, a tree, leadedwith presents and goodies, and avisit by old Santa himself. Agood time is promised all thelittle folks, as the good ladies ofthe Srnday-schoo- l, assisted by agenerous public, has tried to pre-

pare something for all the child-

ren who might not otherwise rt-cei- ve

a visit from Santa. Nodoubt that standing room will beat a premium

At the Methodist Church on

Sunday morning a Christmasprogram consisting of songs andrecitations will be given. Therewill be no tree, but a treat ofcandy, nuts and goodies has beenprepared.

Silverton Sunday school hasprepared to receive Santa Clausin grand style on Saturday night.The little folks have been pre-

paring their recitations and songsand will be at the school houseprepared to do their best in aplendid program. Old Santa

has sent a treat for everyone,and expects to 6pend a fewminutes with the children of thatneighborhood.

The public schools of Estanciawill have their exercises thisafternoon, after which school willadjourn until Tuesday, January2, 1912.

FOR 8 ALE or trade one 5 room and

one six room house in Willard, N. M.

Address Uox 81. Estancia, N. M

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0 Has in stock Holiday Gifts suitable for every member of the

family. Here the parents will find the very things which the

Boys and Girls have written to Sania to bring them on Christ-

mas Eve. Children will find the gifts their parents will most

appreciate. The young man can take his choice or numerous

articles for his lady-lov- e, while the young lady has a variety from

which to select a Christmas surprise for her Swain.

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BEAUTIFUL CUTGLASS

WATER SET FREE

With every dollar cash purchase during the month of

we are giving cliai'fps on a b' autiful Out Gla'ss

"BIG BESS" WILL BE

GIVEN SOME LITTLE GIRL

With every twenty live cent purchase of Dolls, "ve are

giving a numbered ticket. On Saturday, December 23, t

2:30 o'clock duplicate tickets will be shuffled and dra wn by a

disinterested party, and the holder of the lucky number will

be presented with "Big Bess," a heat if ul doll, thirty inches

tall, all nicely dressed. a gift any young Miss will highly

appreciate. Buy your dolls of us and secure chances' on this

extra prize.

Witn Si t. ( c i s'stit g ( f f iplit lifus, value! at twenty-fiv- e

dollars. The drawing will take (ilace on Saturday afternoon s

I)tci'tnber 23, :'.üd t he holder of thp lucky number will be

iw.irdtd .bsoliiti l i'ni, thb Kiiii n whiih w ould grace the

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At no other store in the valley can you secute tcttc r gee ds fct ti c rrerey, rdat no othertStore in the v; Iky will ye u f reí a tc iter i f en n i r c n v It I u n;le uu$selections. We have no cheap, tr&bhy rtinles, tut every &rlck-i- a gift v. I cl, vill teappreciated and which will remind the recipient of the donor evety cay in 'the Year.

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y3. L. Stubbl.efield Manager

ESTANem. MEW MBXieO0

of Estancia. Raw Mexico, wtia, ou Auau(List1 4. UM.aiid i23fi)' M KNTRY uP LANDS I

tf-tT- 'MAL. i'Br.hT -- N !. i h. l.y lmv.a- V S "'i'l'i fri noli r

G. B. BwlngDENTISTs

locfitud in Estancia, (orfice In theV;(lker Uuilding.) He will go to Wil-lar- d

Sunday noon end reiorn Mondaynight.

FRESH MEMSWe have installed a Jarge refrigerator and will

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

Loveless & ElamEstancia, . New Mexico i

COMPOSTURAS EN GENERALHECHAS POR

A, L. Montgomery

y Robt. Taylor

S, W. MOOREREAL ESTATE J INVESTMENT

U. tiír. mÍHQ..;i,aíiiead Entry, no. '4V) foriV I 4 Sh tin ?l T .wns' m 'í Rftngo7 . . n. M,

r.. ii. t (!! (J notice of liit(b',ioD toi , V ilÉ ' I' ' I, '." '! I'

i - ..ve . il nefi ..'... . i.'.it.'R V rt i onrt (''.mini-m- i nn i aii-xi- on Hie o day on

Í .nn,I . m-i- ,!(.! iifi wiin"eea;

i Chi'hk-'rií- , J A Curwi'll m

Hen II Waikcr, r! of Estancia. M v Mexico.

MANUEL II. OTERO,Register.

vot G h' Land.NOTT'-- FOR PFBLKIATION

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Sotioe is hereby given that llenry E.l'hism, olKstancia, New Mexico, who. on Dec 22nd, IH06

made Homestead Entry No. ?062-10I2- foNE 4 of Section 13. Township 7 N, Range 8 E.N,M. P. Meridian, has filed notice of Intontioiito make Final Five Year Proof, to establish' 'aim to the land above described before W. A.

Brumback U.S. Court Coinniissioncr atfCstauciM. ou the S3 day of Doeeuibor. 19n.

Claimant name as witnesses:S. J. Hubbard, D.P. Gist. Ii. 13. Walker, F.A,

Chambloe, nil of KstP.uoia, iSew J'exico.MANUEL R. OTERO,

1M7-12-2- o.

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOH PUBLICATION

Department of tho Interior I

U S L ind 0co at Santa Fe, n M

Nov. 11. 19tiNotico is hereby given that Maty L, Manuel

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on March 8

lgOS), made Ilomostflad Entry No. O9129, forE'4nE'4, and Lots 2 See, ,18 N, Range 7 E, N M

I1 Meridian, has filed notice of intention tomake Final Five Year Proof, to establish claimto tho land above dsscri bed, before William A

Brumback, U 8 Court Commissioner, at Estanfia, Ntw Mexico, on tho 23 day of December.1911.

Claimant names as witnesses : .

J W. CaM-b.ii- , Un.i.w.sD Chm bolt. E.T,Meadows, si. F, Baker all of Estancia, New MoxI 17-1- 2 23 Manuel R Otero, Register

Not Coal Laud.NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior,U, S. Land Olüco at Santa Fo, N. M.

Not, 15, 19llNotice is hereby riven that Elmer R. Cotton

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on pril 27.1909.

mado Homestead Entry No. 09777, for SVi SKI- -4.Sec, 13. N'4 NE 7N, Range9 E. N M, P. M ridian, has tiled notice of intent-io- to mate final Commutation Proof tooftahlii-- claim to the land above described thebeforeWilliam A Bruinbnck. U.S. Court Commissinner, it Estancia, New Mexico, on the 20 clay

of Dec, i9UClaimant names as witnesses :

C TNorman. II L Bainum. I W Turner and inPearlio Johnson all of Estancia, New Mexico

MANUEL R. OTERO, oneII- - 17 R gister.

presents t Everyone.Buy ealy

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rimd I m! wi-- r lint.i'il upon the apnli-- fns of lit. perdona mentioned b low, who

bu. i i preference riifht subject t' the priorriclít of miy sue'-- oettlr r, pros ided mcli settlor

r applicant i oiialiflod to make hnmest., adentry a.'t tno prc'iroiico r ght i exerei-e- d priorta January 29. 1913 u winch ditto the lauds willb mibject to sol emi-nt-

, rue) entry by anyo.ua- -

Hfl.r p.Tn TI"- - ST? t,li -- K' ,. ..fSte'j, iitMi. :SJ, T i v i !' .

' V .'i 'i'j riv.application of J 0, Turin, of K'S'VTow. vewItVxIco-LiiU-114- . The WW of ISE'a i.f SWV4.h Etf of NW of SWV4. the N of NWH of

SBI-4o- f 8W the N K 4 of NE 4 of 8WI-- 4

f 8W Sec. 8 T,. 3 N.. R. 5 E. . 45 acros, apof Justo Padilla, of Enstview.NewBlUation Lint The E of 8E of SE-- 4

So. 84,T. 8 N.. R. 5 B,. 20 acres, except a Rtrip90 feet wide described as follows : Beginningat a point 10 chains noith of tlio southeastenrner of Hoc. 31. T 3 N.. R. 5 E., extendingthence IS feet on each nido of a line running N.43 dr-g- . W 14 14 chains, and intersecting thetownship line 10 chains west of the southeastcorner of eo 84. T, 3 N , R 5 E.. this being theplace whero the end of the strip closos on thobenndary lln of the tract listed. Said tractra listed upoa the application of Iginio liena-rede9,-

Pnnta, New Mexico; List3-123i.- i. JohnMcPhaul, Actins Assistant Commissionorof theficneral Land Office. Approrod October 81,15)11 Carmi A. Thompson, Actiug Secretary ofthe Interior. 2

(ListRESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN

NATIONAL FOREST Notice is hereby giventliat the lands below, embracing S5sores, within ti.e Manzana National Forest,New Mexico, will he subject to settlement andentry nndor'the provisions of tho homesteadlawsol the United Stares and tho act of Junen,I906 (34 Stat 233), at tiho United States land

trico atSanta Fe, New Mexico, on January 29,1912. Any settlor who was actually and in goodfaith claiming any of said lands for agricultur-al purposes prior to January I, 1906. and ha notabandoned samo, has a preference right to makea homestead entry for tho lands actually oc-cupied. Said lands were listed upon the applications of the persons mentioned boiow whohave a preference dglit subje-c- t to the priorright of any puch settler provided sucli settlerer appliciint is qualified to make homestead entry and tho preference right is exercised prn rto January 29, 1912 on whicll date thelands willbe finbject to settlement ard entry by any qualifled person. The lands are within Sees. 24 an ;

19, T. 9 N., Rs. 6 and 7 E.. N M M . describe.)by metes and bounds as follows: Beginning aicorner NO. i, a llmestono marked II I. whencet he quarter corner on the west lino of Sec. I .

T 9n , Ii. 7 E , hears E. 10 chains; extendingthence B. i5 chains ; thonce W. 5 cha us ;thoncoB 2D chains; thenco E. 6 chains ; thence S. 5chains; thenci E. lO chains; thenco N. fi chains ;

thenco E. 10 ch .ins ; thenco n. 3f chains ; thencoW . 20 chains to the of beginning. Varia-tion 13 degrees 80 seconds E. iaid tract waslisted upon tho application of PoncianoTafolla.of Moriarty, New Mexico; List JohnMcPhaul, Acting Assistant ,

( 'ominiss' Oner ofthe General Lnd Otf co. approved October 31.Mil. Carmi A. Thompson, Acting Secretary ofthe Interior.

Not Coal LandOTIGE FOB PUBLICATION

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

Estancia, N, M ., November 23, 1911.

Notice is hereby given that George W Fugatt.

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We Live

F. F. Jennings,

Attorney.at.law

Will Practice in All Courts

iHard - - - New Mexico.

FRED H. AYERS

Attorney and Counselor at Law

Office hours 9 :30 a m to 4 :30p m

ESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO

SHOE SHOPWe are prepared to do all kinds of

Leather Work, including Harnessand Shoe Repairing. Half saling

a specialty. Bring';in your work

All good not called for in thirty dayswill be sold for .charges,

Alexander Bros.

ESTANCIA, N. M.

U Gives All The News"

"Subscribe to your nome paper first

and then take the El Paso Herald.

The Herald is the best medium o

keep in touch with general news and

ews of the whole southwest."

A sprained ankle will usually disableinjured person fer three or four

werka This i- - due to lack of propertreatment. When Chamberlain's Liniment is applied a. cure may be effected

tbree or four days. This liniment isof the best and most remarkable

preparations in use. Sold by all dealers

Lootas yoti

Valley. Some good propertyRates. If you want to sell orwith me

-:- - Estancia, New Mexico

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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

Doc. 9, 18ÜNotice is hereby giveB that Millard F Baker,

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on March Hh18, madu Homeat.-a- Entry No. 09130 for SW1Soctiou27, T..wnship6 N, R.iri.ío7 K. N. M. P.Meridiaa, has filed notice of intention to maktFinal Pivo Year Proo to establish claim tothe land abuve describe'. Nnt Jtn.son,U. S, ornaiissioner, at ijataa.;ia, abw Mexico,on the 17 day of January, 1912.

Claimant names as witnesses ;

John W. Caseboli, Thomas D Caebolt, W,S. Hightowor. Van W. Lane all ofNew Mexico.

'AVUEt. R OTERO,

Not 'loa Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Ii teii..r.U. S. Lund Orbce at. Sania Fe. n M.

EstHncia. N.M., November 23, 1911.Notice is hereby given that John T. McClana-.a- n.

of Estancia, Nw Mexico, who, on Novemberü.li 01 made Homesiead Entry No 10332,(0801.(1)

or ni: Sect ion 20, Township 7n .Raí ge SIC, n.ri-- i"i lias fitf.fl 11. tpp of . rn.Ti

ury ii'J '.i E a ., ia, m

MAf'UBL H UTKIÍO,Re8rttr

oAnsnip6s Kaii4 E. . r. ! . s

lied notice of intention to make Fiual FivoYearPr'iof to establish claimto the lruvl abovodescribed, before Noal Jousou, U. S. f immh-lont'i- ',

at Estancia, NewMexico. on the 6 th dayof Jan. .1912.

Claimant names as witnesses:John F Lasater, Robert N Maxwell, Amos A

Hine, Berry L Hues all of Es ancia. New Mrs-ic-

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Not Coal LandNOTIC FOR PUBLICTION

Department of the InteriorU S Land Office at Santa Fe, H II,

Noveraner 2. i9llNoti.iii is h-- by sivrn that Frank A. Cl.aiu- -

hleeof N M who. on Ivc. 22. iwm,

mvl.l foi:i(';.t...'d lit. J : (i 12 a I f , - s 'iNWl-l- , NW -l W ' S-- ti..Towush p 7 N, R i ii s S E, .N ii, J.,.filed notico of intention to uiake Filial FiraYear Proof, to establish claim to tho land abovadescribed, boforo William A Brumback, U SCourt Commissioner, at Estancia, N, M.on the

day of Jan i"rClaimant names ii win. . km- - ;

E Cliism Hiil.baid. 1 1' í. i i: !s

Wiilker, ail o Est ,. ei .. v

LlC land auCASES.

If you are interested in any con:;::-'- .

r.w nutter before the Intcrii-.- - ' -

. v.itc t . c;.-- k, -

1 in.', lawyers, f") .

V.. 'i Gcn'l I.r.n-- '

n. I). C. Fr-- - ! -

ut contests and where to c'l. .1 .

se ip, locatable upon public,

lands,withmit rcférrree r cnfrhnftirrt.

Get a Home in the Estancialisted for sale at Reasonablemust sell list your Property

Office South of Postofflce

Not Coal LandNOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

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

Not. 28, 1911.Notice is hereby given that Celestino OrtU,

of Estancia, New Mexico, who, on March 17,1906,

made Homestead Entry No. S, forSE2i. Township 7 N, Range 8 E, N. M. P.

Meridian, has filed notice of intention to makeFinal Five Year Proof, to establish claim to theland above described, before Neal Jeuson, U S.

Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexico, on theCthday of Jan., 1912.

Claimant names as witnesses :

Baruett D Froilinger. Mattias Freilinger, JD. Childers. Robert J. Watson all of Estancia,Nw Mexico,121-1-- 5 Manuel R. Otero, Register.

Not Coal Land.NOTICE FOR PUBLIC TI0NDepartment of the Interior

U,e. Lm:d Office at Santa Fe. N M

Estancia, N M November, 23, 1911

Not ico is hereby givonthat Benjamin LFiolderof Estancia, New Mexico, who, on February 17.

1910 made Homestoad Entry, no, 0126S3 forsw Section 33, Township 7 n. Range H EN- - M, P. Meridian, has filed uutice of intentionto make Final Commutation Proof to es h

claim to the land above r

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Hon-- ail of Estancia, n. M,

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Notl'-- i lie.el) ve.i III .1

of Kstnneia, New vvsn i. , nliiOS, m.le llom.'stiM,! Kn. i, ; 'i.r12, Eü Nv l i. Serli- n 19. Ti.w..-i.).h- n, .

9 H. N M. P. Meridian has tiicl notice of 111

tontion to make Final Five Year Proof, to es-

tablish claim to the land above described, bo-for-e

William A. Brumback, U. S. Court Com-

missioner, at Estancia, New jJexico, on the6 day of January, 1912,

Claimant names as witnesses :

W . S. Kirk, George Morrison, Louis W,Jackson, P. A, Spockmann all of Estancia, NewMexico.

Manuel R Otero, Register.

Not Coal Laud.NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONDepartment of tho Interior.

U. 8. Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.Doc. 9, rTj 1.

Notice is horeby given that Sim L,15ker, ofEstancia. New Mexico, who, on March Mb.

made Homestead Entry No. 09128, for Sii 4

Section 27, Township 'i N, Rans--e 7 E, M. ,

M.'tidiaa.has filed notico of intention t.i mak.Final Five Y.iar Proof, to ( stab'inh cl in 10

tho land above described, b .loro N. al Jonson,U. 8, Commissioner, at Estancia, New Mexicoonthei7 dayof January, 1912

Claimant names as witnesses ;

Joht W Casebo t, Tll jmas D Casobult, W SHightower. Van W Lane all of Entancia, NewMexico.

MANUEL R. OTERO.Reglater.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to ai: maga-zines, either new or renewals;D. C. Brisby, Estancia, N. M.

The greatest danger from influenza hof its resulting in pneumonia. Thi.-- i canbe obviated by usin Chamberlain'sCough Remedy, as it not only cure in-

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roan biio uuiiiiaiiuESTANCIA, NEW MEXICO

THE MORNING NEWS

exetpt Moaday by

P. A. SPECKMANNEstaicia, New Mexico

Phone No. 7

"Title Talks"

The Business of Abstracting

l toe business of Abstracting titles is of comparatively recentgrowth. Ab lands increase in value, the need of title, security becomesmere and more imperative.

It Í8 just as sensible to b&ieguard the title to a thousand dollar va-

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

PROTECTION IN EITHER CASE IS THE THING SOUGHT.Good titles make real estate ns negotiable as stocks and bonds.

Subscription:$ .10

.252.60

Per WetkPer MonthPer Year

There is no way of being 6ure about the title except by the help ofan abstract by a reliable company.

Robcrson Abstract CompanyRalphG. Roberson, Sec.

ESTflNeiH, NEW MEX.REFERENSEt Any Bank in Torrance County

Entered os second class matter April 21, 19il

at the'post office at Estaneia, New Mexico, tin-

der the Act of March 8, 1879

FOR SALE A No. 1 Steel Windmill'

a good young horse,; well broke; a Runabout and Harness; Cook Stove, Kit"chen.Utensils and Dishes. Apply toNeal Jenson or M. L. Garvin, 4-- tf

LUMBEMany persous find themselves affect-

ed with a persistent cough after an attack of influenza.. As this cough can bepromptly cured by the use of Chamber-lain's Cough Remedy, it should not beallowed to run on until it becomes trou-lesome.fá-

by all dealers.

ftSupply on hand at all timesMill 8 miles westfof Tajique. Near Ranger Station.

a. P. OgierFOR SALE-F- or nextten days $125

will buy Lot 11, Block 65, in Estan-

cia. Address: E. P. Shield, 1120

Ingraham St., Los Angeles, Cal. TORRANCE COUNTY SAVINGS BANKH. B.Jones, Pres,,A. B. ,'McDonald.lVice Pres. E. M. Brickley, Cashier

Your business respectfully, solicited.

WiIIard,NewMexicoALWAYS WORKS FOR

THE SOUTHWEST.

After you have subscribed for yourhome paper, then take the El PasoPerald. The Herald is the best dailyfor you to read, as you get all the lateAssociated Press news and the specialdispatches covering New Mexico, WestTexas and Arizona. The Herald's widecirculation is giving us the publicity weneed to attract new people and newcapital to our section. You can help itin its good work for the southwest by

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STORE IS THE CHILDREN'S0UR WE HAVE TOYS TO , SUITEVERYONE AND THE PRICES SUIT THEPARENTS' POCKET BOOKS.

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ALSO HAVE PRESENTS FOR ALLWE THE FAMILY. GIFTS BOTH USE-

FUL AND ORNAMENTAL.

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OUR LINE BEFORE YOUSEE AND WE KNOW THAT WE

WILL PLEASE YOU.

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MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

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Hughes Merc. Co.Estancia, New Mexcio

PHONES 13 AND 25

becoming a regular subscriber.

Are You Nervous?What makes you nervous? It is the weakness of your

womanly constitution, which cannot stand the strain of thehard work you do. As a result, you break down, and ruinyour entire nervous system. Don't keep this up! TakeCardui, the woman's tonic. Cardui is made from purelyvegetable ingredients. It acts gently on the womanly organs,and helps them to do their proper work. It relieves painand restores health, in a natural manner, by going to thesource of the trouble and building up the bodily strength.

FOR SALE Team, wagon and harnesscheap, for cash, or will trade for cattie. Horses will weigh 1200 and 900

lbs. Work anywhere. Wagon and

harness 1st class condition. O.W.Bay,

10 miles N. E. Estaneia.

TAKEFOR SALE Winter apples. $2.50 pe

barrel (150 pounds). Address Cas-n- er

Ranch, Santa Fe, N M. l--

ThWo man's TonicDU

AVISO DE ADMINISTRACION Mrs. Grace Fortner, of Man, W. Va., took Cardui.This is what she says about it: "I was so weak andnervous, I could not bear to have anyone near me. I hadfainting spells, and I lost flesh every day. The first doseof Cardui helped me. Now, I am entirely cured of thefainting spells, and I cannot say enough for Cardui, for I

know it saved my life." It is the best tonic for women.Do you suffer from any of the pains peculiar to women?

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Take Cardui. It will help you. Ask your druggist.Write to: Ladies Advisory Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga. Tenn.,

for Special Instructions, and se book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent free. 50

WHERE IS THE MONEY

Aviso es por este dado que los abajofirmados han sido nombrados por el (lonoraqle Juez de Prubas del Condado á?Torrance, Nuevo Mexico, en el terminoregular de la Corte de Pruebas del dichocondado, tenida en Estancia el dia Iide Noviembre, 191 f, como administra-dores del estado de Jesus M. Sern i. finado. Todas personas que tienen reclamosen contra del dicho estado protocolaranlos mismos con los abajo firmados den-

tro el tiempo fijad por ley o serán re-

chazados por los administradores. Losque deban cuentas al dicho estado seservirán pagarlas lo mas pronto posibley asi evitar&n costos de aolectacion,

Juan Serna.Aurora Aragón de Serna,

Administradores

The body of an unknown man was

found in Brooklyn last week, and upon

an examination by the coroner a note

was found upon the body which read,

I am too poor to buy shoes for my fani-l- y

this winter, I cant pay the prices

asked for shoes these day?, Goodby,

VV. It. MASON

Physician and Optician

Chas. F. Easley, Chas. R. Easley,

EASLEY & EASLEY,

Attorneys at LawPractice in the eourts and Land Department. Land grants and titles examined

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

Estaneia, N.M.Oliice bocouci doerHouth of Postoffice

youlhavelbeen'earningr'for several yearslback? Ycu

spent it and the other fellow put it in the bank. Why

let thefother fellow save what you earn?:tStart a

bank accountjif youhavelbut onedollar Kbeffin with

Estaneia Savings BankMake'our bank yourjbank

V E. SUNDERLAND, M. D.

Physician & SurrjeonOI rICK : First door west ol Valloy Hotel.

Phone 9

ESTANCIA NEW MEX.

CHILI AND SOUPEvery Day and Night

Mrs. J. D. ChildersSecond Doos south of Postoffice

Get our special price on Bread Saturdays wags

I Buy Your Milk and Cream ofH. B. HAWKINS

Surveyor

Office at Scott &Jenson'Estanca. - New Mexico.

If this "man had known of the Bar-

gain house of.Wiilard, New Mexico, he

wouldbe'alive and happy today and his

family would all behod and he would

havehadmoney left. Don't pay the

high'priccs'Jasked, come down to the

bargain house Here you will find all

kinds'of sboes,from 1" cents to $2.65

per pair. X$ have shoes for every-

body, aid everybody's Laty. Don't

think of eomniitinff but come

dowí and seo u.

One Price Bargain

HouseWillardjNcw Mexico

For Sale1G0 acres of patented land, two miles

south of Estaneia. This farm has more

than $2000 worth of improvements,

consisting of comfortable four-nxw- n

residénce, 32x36 foot two-sto- ry burn,

well 303 feet deep, cased to rock, (thi

well will furnish water to inigate every

ncre 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 price

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

liams, P.O. Box93v Estaneia, N. M.

46'tf.

The Estancia DairyMILK AND CREAM FUR-NISHED FOR SOCIALS

B Y. DUKE PROPRIETOR

fl.NME URL'MBAeKP u. S Commissioner r

otary Public Stenoarapherp Pire Insurance f

oA'l impera prrtaiüicg to land oflic work

executed with promptness and accuracy.P.vda. morsaco? and other lefral documentdr,wn ai.d acknowledged.ESTANCIA :- -: NEW MEXICO

2 ORDERS BY M A'L OR PHONBPHONE PROMPTS FILLED ESTANCIA. N. M ;