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New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
WORK WANTED.

WANTED - BY American College student
position ss companion or zoverness; ele-
rnentary branches, French. conversation. /.
can assist older students with school work.
Address E. p NJ. Tribune Uptown Office,
/. .264 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

GARDENER. .-American Russian. married
honest. sober man; understands care Of
horses. COWS and poultry; best references.
PETER FRANCESON. 12a Hops-st..
RrOOElVn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

Camping Blankets.
Basement
Cotton Blankets. gray or white.
1o4 size (4SxI2- -inchl.
pair ..... DSC
Others. 1o4 size, pair. S .lS
Cotton Blankets. ia
size, white or gray. pair. , L 40
Cotton Blankets. heavy. gray.
124 size, pair. .....--. S1.69
All Wool Scarlet Blankets,
6lxS4-inch. a pair. 81 .06
'oxs4-inch. a pair. S4,9S
All Wool Blankets. extra heavy
extra large (I6xS6-inchr.
pair. 80. "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Goods Likely To Be Needed ON
Your Early Autumn Vacation
Trip to the Mountains:
Women's Wraps
and Shawls.
% FL.


The Liberty" Cape
wrap London model re
produced in our own workrooms
is easily the most popular
Wrap of the season-and de-
servedly so, made of broadcloth
in twenty different shades; cir
cular shape, 40 inches long,
with ovcrhanging satin-lined
hood and girdle. The price,
S8.24
We are showing an exception
ally attractive assortment of
Worsted Shawls
in white, frightened by touches
of color; all with deep border
and fringe.
Prices S1.49 to SPA
India Chudda Shawls, Chinese
Silk Shawls and Syrian Spangled
Scarves are shown In widest va
riety.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

Unfmnished Il partments To Let.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Leather Goods.

Leather Goods.
Flasks in grain leather, pig
skin. alligator. seal. lizard and
walrus, each.
42c to S12.4S
Travellers Kits. comfortable
and pillow in Morocco
bag ............... .SZS. .1D
Medicine Cases. in various
feathers; each. .32c to Sc, ,4A
Picnic Sets. in various feathers;
each. 6Oc to S7.71
Drinking Cups and glasses.
in leather cases0
Playing Cards. in leather cases.
ers: sea each lea a.. 47c to S1.41
Dressing Cases. in seal. alliga-
and pigskin. .04c to $50. 80
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

GARDENER. COACHMAN.-Good. strong
man; able and honest good references.
understands horses. city or country. Call
SUCCESS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 4O2
6th-avs.. near 2Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
JUDGM EMIT S.

The following judgments were filed yesterday
he first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

GARDENER Head English. Is years
practical experience IN all branches "
greenhouse and outside work. roses carna-
tions. etc. highest references W. WILL
IAMS, Rhinechff n Y
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

GARDENER - Excellent florist. Dane
married. % years experience n all
strictly temperate best references MAD
SEN. West End. y J.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Brown-Kayser.

On Tuesday morning Rev. A. M. Hark.
ness joined in the bonds of Holy Matrimo-
ny az the court house in Estancia, Will
fred Brown of Mountanair and Ida May
Kayser of Eastview. After the wedding
ceremony the young people were given a
dinner at the home of the brides parents
in Eastview to which number of friends
were invited.
Mr.. Brown is one of Mountainair's hust-
ling young men, he having taken claim
there which he is improving and also hav-
ing the mail contract between Mountain.
air and Willard. The bride is the daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. August Kayser, we'll
known throughout the mountain towns.
The News joins a host of friends in
wishing the young people long and
happy married life.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
School Now in Session

The winter tern Of tie Estancia schools
opened last Monday morning with an en-
rollment of fifty-three pup lis. A large
number of the parents were present to
meet the instructors who will have charge.
of the children during the ensuing months
Several addresses along the lines of ed
ucation by Rev. Hardness, Mr.. Dunlavy
and Mr.. Morrill, were enjoyed by those
present.
The enrolment has slightly increased
since and will continue to do so.
1t shouldreach thehundred mark in
the near future. Theprospects for good
term ere of the bestand the parents should
aid in sending the children and continuing
the interest theyhave thus far manifested
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Sunday Closing.

At the recent term of court in Alamogor-
da, on the special instruction of Judge
Mann, the grand jury took up the Sunday
law violations, and brought in many in
dctments. Judge Mann assessed pen
atty of five dollars for each violation, and
warned the men that a second appear
ance would mean severe penalty, and
now everything is tight in Alamogordo
on Sundays. 1t is reported that Judge
Abbott intends to have the Sunday law
observed in his district
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Something Useful,

A German forest keeper, sixty two
years old, not wishing to carry to his
grave an important secret has published
in the Leipzig Journal receipt he had
used for many years, and which he SAYS
saved several men and great many ami
mails from terrible death by hydrophooia.
The bite must be bathed as soon as DOS.
slble with warm vinegar and water, aud
when this has dried, few drops of muria
tic acid applied to the wound will DESTROY
poison of the saliva, and relieve the pa.
tient from all present or futurs danger
-Haletsville Herald.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Homeseekers Rates on
the Santa Fe Central.

The Western Passenger Association in.
its circular No.. 7, published at Chicago,
announces Homeseekers' Rates to points
in the west and southwest in which are
included all points on the Santa Fe Gen.
trail Railway The dates of such excur~
sion rates are October } and II, Novem--
Der 7 and Al and December and 1o.
This is the first time the Western Passen-
ger Association has thus recognized the
Santa Fe Central and il has been brought
about by the untiring efforts of Assistant
General Manager CrimshaW.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06

The Estan ia Valley Fair has proven a
success, indeed. more than success. The
attendance considering the short time for
preparation, was satisfactory, and exhib'
its, when it is stated that the real settle
ment of the valley began only two years
ago, were very creditable. Estancia is q
plueky little town and deserves good
luck and prosperity The new settlers in
the valley are evidently making strong
efforts to succeed and many of them no
doubt will do so. The valley will steadily
improve and fill with homesteaderS, far
mers and stockmen in due time. 1t is not
too much to say that in five years it will
be one of the most thickly'setted portions
of New Mexico as the country there con-
taiRs all the essentials for intense farming,
and paying horticulture and stock raising.
New Mexican.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Fewer Acres.

"Fewer acres and better farming" is
what F. D. Coburn, secretary of the state
board of agriculture of Kansas, says
should be the farmers IDEAL now. Mr..
Coburn loatheS fad and when he retireS
from service it can never be said that Kan
sas has lost time in its agricultural pro.
gress through the chasing of chimerica
little birds that fly after success in agricul-
tural by any royal road, except that of in
telegent worx. Thorough tillage Of the
soil and good seed is the ground work up
on which Mr.. Coburn bases his standard
and certainly Kansas beats the world for
doing things when she once gets on the
right track.
81 came to this state at a time when t
was considered foolhardy for anyone to
attempt to farm profitably. There was no
agricultural future after you crossed the
Missouri iu the general opinion of
the world OF that time. We be-
gan to farm just the same and each time
that man located his farm west of yours
he was conidered little more daring and
adventurous than the fellow Just before
him. This going on and on, pushing be-
yond the supposed agricultural belt by the
newcomers widened the arable districts
gradually until now the Kansas farmer
has pushed the improbable lands off of
the map and we have state made up Of
one vast rich agricultural tract and <valua-
ole herjs of cattle pasture on lands once
relegated to the buffalo"
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
In the Clerks Office.

Licenses issued. Marriage, to Wilfred
Brown of Meuntainair and Ida May Kay
ser of EastvieW.
Retail Merchants License to l.. A.
Bond. six months. S..
Butcher Bond filed, by L. A. Bond.
Desert Land Entries. Florence E..
Means to the nw4 Sec. 2 Tsn, R8e.
Adolph H. Lentz to the nw4 sec 81, T62.
R8e.
Philomena C. Lentz to the ne4 SEC 28.
Ton, R8e.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06

The firsr annual Torrance County Fair,
held at Estancia closed with a grand ball
Friday evening and proved a great sue
cess from every view. Notwithstanding
the fact that Torrance County is the new
est and least known county of the Terrific
w,and its settlement in the valley portion
of the county only dates back little over
two years, the exhibits Of farm and gar
den products were wonder, niling a
large hall to over-flowing, and the quail
ity was equal to the best that could be
found in any part of the older states.
One particularly noticeable feature of
the entire fair was the good order sustain
ed; not an extra officer being employed
nor drunken man being seen during the
three days
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
SPECIAL WITH OFFICIALS.

On last Monday special train bearing
President w. H. Andrews, Assis tant
General Manager Grimshaw and Clerk
W. A. Bayer, of the Santa Fe Ger tral ,and
President w. S. Hopewell and Clerk j.
5. Kirby of the Nav Mexico Fuel & Iron
Co., and Don Eugenio Romero, was run
to Estancia to give these officials an op
portul ity OF inspecting the road and at
tending to business matters here. The
special returned to the capital city in the
afternoon.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06

fancy work and another is fragrant with
the smell of fruit, which occupies almost
every available space in it, This fruit is
devoid of worm holes, is large and appar-
emily solid, especially in the case of the
apples which came from Eastview..
Still another room in this floral hall is
place where things to eat and drink are
sold, hunger satisfied and thirst abated at
very small cost.
The profits of these refreshment booths
with the gate and grand stand receipts,
are applied to defraying the expenses Of
the fair, and the receipts cf the fist
days were so large that the fair association
is quite confident of getting out whole on
their first effort The expense of three
days festival, including amusement fea.
lures, awards and purses, is estimated to
have cost about $6oo.-Citizen
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
Coming to the Valley.

Capt j. A. Corbett.of Kansas City, is
expected TO arrive in Estrnca next Mon
day to make his home with his children
here. Capt. Cortett has not been in good
health for some time and comes to try the
effectlof our superb climate and mountain
air.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-10-06
SHALL THE FAIR BE A
PERMANENT ORGAIZATION?
Opinion the People of Torrance County Desired Before Taking
Steps Toward Permanent Organization.

At the meeting eff the Estancia Valley
Development Association last Tuesday
night, the matter of making the Tor
rance County Fair Association perma-
nent organization was discussed and the
sentiment of those present was that it
should bo done at once, in order to get
things Under way for the next yea1. A
vote of those present showed that the
idea was unanimous, although there
were different opinions as to the manner
in which it should be done. All were
satisfied that after the success Of the first
venture, the county should press for
ward to larger and better things in this
line. In order to learn the sentiment of
the general public throughout the
county, a circular has been issued and
mailed to large number, which 'eads
as follows:
Dear Sir:
Wilyou kindly answer the follow.
ing list of questions eyes" or "No" sign
and return to John w. Corbett, Estancia
N. M. at your earliest convenience. Please
do not say"Yes" unless you mean "Yes."
We want an honest expression of opinion
on this subject from leading citizens over
the county and upon the answers to these
questions depends the future of the assoc-
alton.
Do you favor an annual Torrance Coun-
ty fair at the county seat?
If it is decided to secure a charter for
such an organization, will you subscribe
for stock in same?
Will you assist in the matter of giving
others an opportunity to subscribe for
stock in such an organic alton?
Will you take part and help do the work
sswith such an organization if
called upon?
Of those who have thus far answered
all have been in favor of the permanent
We append clippings from the two lead
ing dalies ofthe territory to show what
others think of our initial effort in this
line:
The second day of the Torrance county
fair went off with alarge number of people
in attendance. The exhibition hall, Milton
Dow's new house, attracted considerable
attention, and the sports were exciting and
to say the least. Torrance
first fall festival is proving a
great success.
The enterprise shown by the people of
Torrance county in collecting an exhibit is
complimentary notice. Two
rooms of Milton Dow'S new house are
fled with corn stalks ten feet high, milet
hree feet high, squash, melons, pumpkins,
,eets, onions and all kinds of field and gar
len produce. One squash::raised by T.
1eady weighed sixty-flve pounds, and it |
with what pride, "raiSed with
'ut irrigation" is written on almost ev-
ny exhibit.
One room is devoted almost entirely to
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baben, that er mobl ooron, einen
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langen, oenn crit am porber9ebenoeu
Gage miiroe er iuegen zines Gbnlihen
SeraebenS INN ST mo Soften beltr1it.
Muberbem ertbeilte linn oamalS Der
geitrenee 9aoi oen Hatb, er m0ge
nldt mebr ais IrreItant Dor lbn trez
ten, mioriaeniollS eS ibm lhleht err
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ner aud niht.
= iii 80 Gent Gas. - eSnt
Yotterion Fart. Gaiino fano geltern
slbeno cine 8eriommlune oeS nOIt.
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III melher 'Sr. Solepb Shreiber, ge.
iiber Ser Suburbon.@aSsGo.," cine
Aniprade belt, be8iiaIit ieineS an-
aebotes, Der Stoot Baltimore int
oitlibeu Stoottbeile so Gent.@aS 3u
lleiern. Seridie6ene onoeren Serren
bielten aniprade 81 @uniteu Der
@aBnabme. Gum ShlnB trai ser
Serein @orbereitunaen fir einensuS-
fllig mad Dem Shore" ser Ritter
Der Sreibeit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
&nabenlbue'S 9nitIdiiifa6rt.

SoIeoo. g., 30. SUM. - q. 81.
8nabenibue madte belte nit ieinem
lenfboren 2uftidiffe cine duBerlt er.
fol9reid)e Sabrt, inoem err anBerbalb
Der Stoot aufities, anf einem 3ebr.
itodi9en 9iireauaeb1llbe in ser Staot
laubete uno baum nab Dem aufitiegs.
punfte 3uriidfebrte. Su @an5eu
leate er ettpa brei Ieileu innerbalb
% Winuten 5uriid ino w1breno zines
Tbeiles ieiner Sabrt bate er oen
@ino oireft gegen iih. aaeroings
mar ser @ino le6r lei6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
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rid bon HreuBen uno @emoblin ga.
ben geitern Hadmittag i'm SdloB eiu
@artenfelt 81 pelbem Ger Safer, Die
aoiierin Die Yrin5en gitel 5rieorif
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toria bon Shleswig . SolItein, Ger
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beianoen iid) ouBerbem Srau @oelet.
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aaiiers ibre Sfneliefeit cher uerrin.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
llm NIimcntc.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03

SIM Sseamana.2afe bel YeefS.
fill. N..g, limo SRI. 2i55ie Sealp aus
Golo.S prins, N.-Y., uno Sames g.
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zines unbeilbaren 2eioens in Belle.
piie, o., in ieIbitmoroeriiher slbIidt
mittelit zines &epolpers Iebensse.
fdbrlide 9~erletunsen b~eiaebradt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03
MufefeQer uerIdleuft mrhr @cla.

Rem. Yorf 80. S,rni. - Sobn
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mod)t. Gas @eIo ioa am 1. Oftober
.. 5. baor einge5ablt iperoen lno uad)
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Den.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03

% 9eriudi Tie. uno pcltIl iti6t SufrieoeniteI.
20 lenb. @uer @elo 5urild.
20 10 quite 9pnNs SilIet eianrren, 29c.
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% @eiunber SenrbsGo. tSu.) 3ubuf, 29c.
- pro Yiunh.
Sernhetmer Bros
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-03

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oerte, begongcn 5u boben, mrroe Fos
light Soiepb 9urtinS pom meItIiben
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bouie pom Holi5eirid)ter @ronnolt
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nerinnen d. Solpitol gcboren luuroen.
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qebli6en gnOriiiS in DER Sanlilie beS
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5O4, GotbeorolitraBe. mo 9urfinS
botte 0ie @emobnbeit, mie baS W00.
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nit ibm mo cincm forbigen Giener.
paor al mterbaIten. Sim Ibeno oeS
10. guoult 1904, io9te Gliiobetb, por
er mieoer 0a, ais lie bon einem Sort5
i'm ,@entlemen'9 0ripin9.Earf," ben
tic in @eielidolt bon Sri. WilliamS
BON gtr. sos, Observation-Disclosures, be-
iudt batte, 5Iritdfebrte; er I6idie 0oS
Heaerpoor ST 9ett, uno ais lie pe,
NICE Winuten lpGter lid) aud 5ur Hu-
be beoeben molte, er9rifI er ie uno
ihGn0ete Tie troB ibrer @egenmebr II.
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len. 9aS Wdoden iogte ierner, olS
es ole 1olqen 0e9 an ibm %begangenen
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fins aeIdriebgh mo er babe Inter
itiiblng peripro6ent lei Damn obcr
bon Baltimore Iortgeaallgen II. babe
nidts mebr bon iidt boron loiien.
gurfins, ser 1866 gfboretl murbe,
muroe am 10. Ge5enber 1900 gum
, Yrobepoli3iitcn mo om 30. MGr5
1901 gum 4olijiIten ernannt. als
oas Maoden ienen Brief an 9urfins
ifricb, iiel oerIel6e oeiien 5rou il
oie SGnoe, umo OcrlieB Die tieibelei-
oiste IsrolL oie ieIbIt gutter S%oiinung
par, ibren un8etrenen @atten. Bur-
fins, Dem OoOurd oas Tiloiter 9ol.
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mad, @aIbingtoh nadoem er ais Eo.
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