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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
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The s7a#4i --s5z
DAY the Pres
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wiil then a151-n --.L
MONDAY
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10 FIJI commute tae4nt b.
senate and for ssi-zl1u -
ing committee for fh session
II th= house II
should pas- au em5E541
uon bill %, The Pa-U a1
senate sill once ~
jess it. tll us measure
posted in RE s-l4is -utd
gnd * q rle session.
Very Hr,Ie Besil-s ,H=
- tie zots- vi b rl.-
frs, zees ot he session. atGag
is possible Thar an euers-1Es
pFiat.ga f5r tas PzHau4 canal
be psazi tie last Of fls z=
The oommItiess. a-e agFdia
bill ~0uld haye = 3 col
Unanimous consent or uHi=
isi order
The ie4ierz d The hoa-A M
informed thar the eus=eeus
priafion viii Hos D. Hrei-i
c=mirsr p and elas=g slrls a
may aoi Be pas-ei gnll nsz
Monday vas taken Hp ri'a
lion 81 a speaker ana o-hel poole ~
dcers. They are those nominated
me repuoiiean eaueas- q
understood th4t The rlL=s 81
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
"Nothing More
TO Paw

That s what he said ard further. lie
(Mr I-be Walter. Of ClaTksyilie
De- ,. szsi this
~ '-lr.---r-f a-sHsf fs-f- $50
- aes rar { z '--s-4
- e 60 SEW
tFsss J. iz.sFi-- rr.l -t1ss..,i- .. ~.
The fast Is that 1 Fifteen Year.
Distribution P6..cy. i=suel ~ The
Mutual Lie Insurance Conrauy Of
New York Is 4 vcFy interesting
dcumeut. \ yearly diviierd, -
increasing each yelI aftertheTo-c.s
IS paid np-a sim paid the estate.
ami options WHICH make Il alil1-.i
Ike handling % much cash ard Vt
keepinz II f9I yOur heirs a lie
same tine
n 1r-firz 81 izf1---;5a7 st-l-- = - g
a. E5-z i-sie $50 gll1- go i-sc . sees
ca-- &c TO - Z E1l--1 rsgu1e-f r
H---- va si1 lsE e. fs- Z-F g -
cs5sc - c-e-- = s1l- --e--z- az eve ~ -
TIE NUTUAL LrFg INsrRNScE
COuP4SY or SEw YOZE
EstHLzo A NccrEaT Frrs-1rzt
= Il YATES Dist 3lz1. Lg4'za- ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
NOTICE

All .rsons Indebted 10 the estate
Of Mrs y J. Carter are hereby mott,
fed that have qualified IS Aa-
ministrAtor q Der personal ssiats.
aud thsy are requested 70 ciIl Al
aaoe and pay said inse5teinsss. a.
I am anxious To make set,i eneui
q ihe Estate Any one having any
claims against her are requested 10
p7-ent sane only verified a. rsquir
q by iaE. / All - { und ID Lou
80. Ky In ny absence my atom
e. II ; Burns. is authorized 4.
make collections ard Issue receipts
: T. Han. Administrator.
Estate d Mrs y. J. Carter
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
Get The Best.

United States paint IS the bssi On the
market Il IS positively the same
paint that IS soid under the bes,
known brand in the country TO-DAY
is made BY the same people. and
oomes with il the same guarantee
by using the name United States
Paint instead Of the other We save
you ffIeca cents pcr gallon,
Snyder Hardware Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
THE FARM.
WORK FOR DECEMBER

WORK FOR DECEMBER
In aatitign 10 stogplng ne sulies.
the vosk should consist maihls 81
taking eare d the livestock on .le
farm-pr5yldlng then VITA shelters
for protection against fHolsmeteies
Of the weather. sseihg that thsf are
fed and uatered With regularly. and
are given some exercise from time 10
time This is especially Iecsssary
With horses and mules Kept ,7n+
tinuaIly too closely in their stalls
they become nervous AMI irritable
and are frequently made unsafe g.
driving or riding Iae fiotEmasssr
should look carefully 10 Dis
noek sheep sho1is never 3.
aIlozet 10 stand o. sleep
On sci gT51h8. nor sho9lt ms
Be- left in the open fields 10 lake iaa
cold rains and searchiaz winds
Wien - exposed i5Ay are mos ~
I BE 10 p=lt-rot--a fiseass C1.se5 b
exposure during the winter ana Ehel
'lthey are in I3E condition he a
y preveative Is good shelters aai
good kespjag Ths 200. 1uiis fa7al
( BE- kep, healthy and abundant % .seT
/ disease thai SLOWS Itself ia ~
los oftenrimes Of The entire iIsels
I sheep shoald base TIE rzn q IN
xhest fields Eaza me ground 3 Dr.
or frozen The laHibius season
preaching s1Ould y me- with -.
lies in good coalition ana the laeie'
ducts in healthy sale and t.z
tended b grazing OF green gaz,
urage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
1t Pays TO Advertise.

The merchant who becomes hOrri-
fled at a seemingly extra large sdver-
Using bill. would have ft if he
was presented with Dill like any Of
the following: A page in one issue
OF the Century magazine oosls S5s0
In Harpers the charge is 500. and in
other magazines from $ioo 10 ss50
A yearly advertisement in one col
umn OF the Chiosgo Tribune tosis
$3.50 for the lowest and SSee,o foy
the highest rate: in the New York
World II is sli.coo for The lowest
and 5000 foF the highest priced col
umn. Advertisers who pay ont money
for publicity TO the extent shown
BY the foregplng figures must nnd
hat !, peys.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
WANTED,
Cross-ties

The Iron,oh Cross-,ie Co. want to
buy ties on Rig Baiue from the forks
Il Blaine 10 the mouth. inspeoiioa be
ginning October 18th. and monthly
thereafter, No tiss taken On side
streams For particulars addrsss {
C Clarke. IrOatoa. O.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
FURIOUS FIGHTING.

For seven years writes Geo. W
Hoffman. Of Harper. Wash. Il had
. bitter battle. with chrcrie stomach
and liver trouble. but at last / won.
and cured By diseases. by the use CT
Electric Bitrers- unhesitzateing-
recommend them to al. and don Tin
tend in the future to be without them
N the house They are certainly a
wonderful medicine. to have cured
such a bad case Of mine Sold IN
der guarantee TO do the game FOR
you. by A n Hughes. druggist. al
50c q bottle Try them today.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
5000 GIVEN AWAY.
chn,raas Prsssais II ssS.,r.bsr, IL iss
Nss,b oosnsr.Jssrusi

he Wess Courier J91rll lEs
. EAiferslu- rlpr uaEts o. shlre
he Pvufits = ihis yrlsa- year
Esh is slaesiserz, u pr1gJe 10
give azay taeay Cl-su ns
guts. ranging i-ol tI 20 8!
aaoaa.i1g g So 10 llL Tarre r.l
- fur g-aersl pre=ats . {lI
81 So aud So ard * n pres
eais q s. sas 81 70 = gwen IN
he 1Ates = Keat1EG Ina.4aa.
T-za=zs Texas Nisz.sp N
ozI. virginia aHs AlliaHa The
plan IS far AID amgl Wre @ iar
C1lr5.y-J r8rnsI c5mpaug. In-isy.iie.
Ey- for q copy II tie W.siF Ccur-
Ier-J11rzal- Eyirg flii details BE-
All - sui fre-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
vArCH RErAIRING.

NJ Wsise. q MinuesQta. Is nss ia
charge = III waieh rsgoIunE al,
conlsgs store liz i gra-late
= . rrs1-elass seao7i o; zaieh max
Ing and has zls1 had considerable -
I.srieace- BTtsE in gsuT v9rz and
have Il dlae promptly ard pr1parls
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

DOCTORS COULD NOT HELP HER
u had kidney lroatlc f1s s.ar>
writes Ms Raymond Conner ru
Shelton. Wash. and the doctors g1ali
no, help me tried roley's Kidns
Cure. and the very first desc rste n
relief and I am HOW cured cans
no, say too much for Foley Bid.
ney Cure" Il makes the dlsasei
kidneys sound 50 they will eliminate
the poisons nom the blood uulss
they do this. good health is impossi.
BILE Sold by Louisa DroS Company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

wsakening drzins. bsAls ineszuafio1
and liberation and cures female weak
nesA
Ian plsased % inf0r1 yo1 q the tenefi
] rEceived fsuu using Dr. Plerce's Fasorite
PIezcI.DtIon and 'Gol1en NeItical DisngE-
en- writes Ms Eixahetk A. OsEoId. q a
Brtnt strees. Wlldsor. EszeJ CO. Olfzrto.
Cl11d1 Was cutie discouraged Wbe1 !
wrore askinE yo1f adTice. - the physicizl<
Ice tod Ne co1ld 81 no rellef eKce5k b
an Cp--Tafton- Suffered for f01r Tezrs fnuc
irfrg 1izr I'D pTuf1se r1e1sfru1ftoc- had sslsk
a.in ueTse1s he1da1bes 1lo=t q tie tin
aTrc "a t-z--7s c1uid hardy yak acro-- tb-
For fnoz1 UeakDesG ] thank God ths-e =
sch renledy ~ Df. Pie-cs's FareEife Pre-
Hc1ip1ion f1r sudert1E WoCen- Before had
taklen The Erst h.ftle tie he1dactes had lsft
Ii and i szs rs l1ng before r-EEl1fity Uss
established AM sttil confines - Have i1<t
11lsiI~d hCus--ci@1uing which neTer eE-
ra.ried - le ALE - Do aEzin- ard can truly
aET ] DereT felt letter than ~ pr-SelL l
Gla.ily renJultsend -FavoTffe Prescriutio1
- all ulo su1eE fnUl1 fenlal- Weaknes- ].
has clfzd n,e AID MADE Il sfTunSer IN eTeFy
waT- Sesfher NJ husband EoE Eyseif can
n1f e1o1<h n is pra1se--
Thr selfish seller who urges S0ne sub
gfituls Il thinking q the larger profit
heu make and nOt Of your bsSt good
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
Sour
Stomach

~ Ir1-uis. loss e sifcGFih nerees-
ass. h.ati1h-. c5ns'irafisn. lad trr1sa.
F-a-rzi s.b o.. a1-5 risars an caiirrh q
tas sts-atis ars ~ ao- . .us1lg-saen Kssal
r.zf.sif.5 g-lt5n. Ths ~ 1segvcry rrpf=-
sea;s ~ fzf-fll Iaiess 6; dg-sftn Es iAsy
-rssi n hsalihy sicr ach. csrtinst al
81 grssisr' taesn tonic ard fesgnstfu-fits
sf1p-rfss kai5i DyFepssa Csf- e5-s n1i
oa' 4 -lf- lfii g-siiln arc eYspepsz tui IL
ia1.c-s rsHiesy ezs.s al scrrHch tfoehiss
- citzhshs. rlrtY.ng. sz,eisning snd
s1E'asprg ~ F.scoas fzsrtfanes Lning
q. fs3-nEch
~ S s 81 = Psr--ss-ds " Va asr-
- is1l-,a.. - ~ ft1za-s ~ tsr-tf rrlras
s1c ar-1 - - - - - $50 = "a
o. a4tr
kodol Disests WHAT You Hat
Ear--s zT s. o. So s-tE-s ~ r=-sts- ~
So $50 sf-r 81 r-sts
PrSparsd - & c, osNITT a o.. csIoAoo
STA b Louisa DRUG 90
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
IInf elSs,HIt cfNRM nAf
East Bound.

SO4 80 m daily. Norfolk n
pres fnr R,auAk-. iyuthbung kich
mdnd aui Norfolk P6linan -ieeI-rs
q Roanoke uiihsut change
~ Is 10 ? n daily WillisIn-
s.B WeIeh Blnstl-I 4 RaAnoke Nur.
tsrk afl I'll Iriini. "a main 4ne and
if4iirh,S Pullman Sleeper d Roanoke
and Nosfafk cafe CaFs
n y MAHER General Manages
Roanoke. "a
" & BEyIi-L 'isurral Passenger
Agent Edanlk- Va
Allru Han DIVISION P.s-eursT Aseai
CoiuIni o. Ohie
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
PARN FoR SALE

80 acres. u males frln I.1a-sa. %
R-eh creek satsrs q Big Hails
Good rsasaee ard tao isnAat h1us=s
orchard, lpa arr=s elzerei rear
school ho1se. church and s,5rs
Atirsa John EslrP. Pr1sP=rt,y. h
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
PIE tTING E1LEys HONEY tND
TAR

PiEtTING EliEN HONEY AND
TAR
Fui-E 4 Co. Chicago oaziaatel
ispzsE ali Tar a. tlrusr ard lung
remedy arI o. % re-
1sat nsr.r and popularity q Eoi
:. e.. e.. q. S. !: i = :.
fs SD substitutes 0fter-i e - OH
= preparation Wil give re same
sztLsfEe.oa Il is mll4Iy lzlaiite-
Il eoataius 70 Opa'ss and Is saf=sl
f1r chiIirv- and t-iears Y=Eso-s
SllI - Louisa Drag Co
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

A Michigan farmer writes
Which Is the pest hreei % h-zs.
Chester White or Pola15 Cslaa
Which fatten tie q1icket2 Is hairy
ysieh good pasture for hea
Would ike 10 knoE whether sDsltz
Is as good fed for h7rss f.
Would il Pay 70 raise ca. lhh
spel'z
The chester White ana Poland
China breeds Of hogs are very s.mil-
lar for many parposs Tleg sle
somewhat OF the SANE conformation
and characteristics. though they aiFfsr
in color. They are both what aaty
be termed The lard typeslhat Is lss
farten very rapidly putting max
laye- Of FAT over the Top and Fr5-
dueing a meat Waich Is nj quite q
weil marbled as some of the breeds
which have been developed especially
for bacon production Ike the Bers-
shire and Yorkshire There Is Isu-
TO choose between these BIRDS. IS
my Judgment for the prOiuctiu5n q
grades such as you would desire 8
have on an ordinary farm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
WANTED

Eter tolsn ana machinery to
repair We piaee a guarantee behind
our Noik headquarters for ripe.
valves, fi'inEs, iniectors. e,e,
p z Killoprns. Ashland ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
a. P. BANFiELD. NJ. D.
BUCHANAN KY

BUCHANAN KY
Offers professional services Sp 40
attention gwen diseases % ihe Eye
Far, Throai, Nazsl Cavities ana Chest
L9es tested and glassf aorlntsb
fitted a, Office In caiisusbafs g,sfy
Tuesday and Friday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

Fodder can b. a. truly wasted
when put in the stomach a ~len
trOdden under foot UnhgHzei eat
tie have a continuous battle fyr o9Il-
fort, and all consumption u .sood
shows no result. Tor me reason aE
liz is used wholly in keeping iies
Moreover. they are ssautai bg tlsiE
sstay al this unthEif,y stage. and sid
never show as good results afles-
ward.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

Don't hurry nov TO gel your D0ll-
try TO market The demand 5or .Gs
next feE weeks viii be ligaI. AID
both turkeys and chickens vii give
way 10 game
During this time Ee should en-
deavor to get What Ee have in good
condition. 30 that when the holiday
season arrives and the demand grows
strong. Ee viii be able to get the
highest price for them
Large turkeys VII find a ready
sale them in fact. there is always
= demand at Christmas for large
poultry OF all kinds
Hens that viii weiEh from siN .
seven pounds dressed sell readily. ald
turkeys that weigh from fifteen -
eighteen pounds command top
prices. But they must be fat. in
fact. you cannot have them 100 ilt,
and. again. they must be nicely dress
ed and carefully packet
We have now ample time 10 box
after all this and see that nothing is
neglected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08


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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
For Thin
Babies

Fat is of great account
to a baby: that is why
babies are fat If your
baby is scrawny. SCOTS
Emulsion is what he
wants. The healthy baby
stores as fat what it does
not need Immediately for
bone and mus Gle. Fat
babies are happy they do
not cry; they are rich !;
their fat is laid up for
time of need. They are
happy because they are
comfortable. The fat sur
rounds their little nerves
and cushions them. When
they are scrawny those
nerves are hurt at every
ungentle to NC h. They
delight in SCOTS Emul-
sion. 1t is as sweet as
wholesome to them.
Ssad for free sample.
- Hs sure that tAis pissafs n
N n the form q iahei Is On the
wrapper q every eoals q
a. ma Emul.ion -. Nv.
1.Iy Scott e. Bourne
|IA4II Chemists
eoo-lls rsari ssrsss
|V Nsp rerf
@ |\ So ,na sloo
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08

go acre irae, Of land on Piseon.
rcosi waters u nlalue, Lawrence
county cheap, Il taken at OnoN
II, y. Fischer, wshhvnle Nv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
TIRED OUT.

Thrrs's many = wife sits IN the grorins
rhld0E1 q an evening kncNlng shat
rol another ounce d effort left IN her.
bui Il healthy she knows h0g sOund
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1905-12-08
:sSsses.es.se.sess.sssses:NsS, Ws s.. Ss"
Norfolk & Western.
lfWf eass,nlt etSIsu NV
West Bound.
seh-luie 10 eject OCT
80

No = @NA II uAltt III hNN-tAf
Poftsmonih Cincinnati ard Colnmbnsl
arrive. iutiunafi tVta a m arrives
Calunibls i1A u Pullman slreper
10 Cineiunaii ami Columhu- without
change
No rs ilep M
Coihmbns and intermediate Stations.
arrives Coiuntius 80 , IN arrives
Cineinasi sic = ~. Pullman Sleeper
q Chicago via Coinmll- ami P-nusyl-
vania Lines DINISG CAE o. Columbus
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
PURCHASES
SAWMILL.
Eastern Syndicate Buys Byrd's SawmiII near
Torreon.

A company of capitalists represented by
Timothy Cole has been on deal for
some weeks for the Byrd saWmill in the
Manzano mountains, about four miles
above Torreon. Yesterday a decision was
reached and the deal consummate1. The
mill was originally the property Of. the
Dunlavy Mercantile Co., who sold it to
J. F. Byrd Mr.. Byrd cut several hun
dred thousand feet of lumber last year but
not finding market at hand was forced
to shut down.
The new management has a number of
mills and a large market already and, no
doubt will do splendid business. The
company is backed by some $4,000 cap
ital and will Immediately add a lot of new
machinery including planning machines,
lath machines, larger boiler, etc, and will
be in shape to fill any kind of orders, large
or small.
It's proposed to start the mill at once
with large force of men and keep things
humming. Mr, Byrd will remain in the
employ of the company and will have
charge of the cutting of the lumber. We
b9speak a good business for the firm.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
ACCUSED OF THE =
ASSASSINATION.
Two Men Arrested Charged with the Murder of Colonel j.
Francisco Chavez
TAKEN TO SANTA Re COUNTY JAIL MONDAY
by by Special Officer Huber Evidence All


Late last week some new things deVlop'
ed in the story of the assassination Of
Col. j. Francisco Chavez on the night Of
November, 20. 1904 at Pinos Wells. and
of such import to the case that James c.
Chavez son Of the late colonel, sWore out
complaints in Justice Garnett's court,
charging Procorpio Cordova with the
murder and Domingo Wales, as an accom-.
pice.
R. Huber, was specially deputized by
Sheriff Manuel Sanchez to make the ar
rests He proceeded to the ranch homes
of the accused, returning on Mondays
train with his men to Santa Fe, lodging
them in the county Jail there,
1t will be remembered that Wales was
arrested just after the murder on circum-
stantal evidence, but as the case pro-
gressed and Wales had been held in the
Santa Fe and Los Lunas jails and had
never been given ahearing, it was found
that the little evidence there had been,
had evaporated and Wales was released.
In speaking of the matter James C.
Chavez said:-
81 have sufficient facts at hand to salts
fly me that the men are guilty and when
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
Water at MOuntainair.

5 H, Pickens the well drill man has
finished the new well at Mountainair and
that ambitions baliwiek for commercial
and political preferment is no longer dry"
The we'll is 800 feet deep with 100 feet of
water of good quality, at a depth of 2o2
feet the last water was struck and from
that deph on the water came up as the
drill went down. Mr.. Pickens is ambit-
iouS to go on down a few hundred feet
further and is confident that artesian wat
er would be developed at no great depth.
This we'll will prove of great cenven.
ience to the travelling public to and
from the Rio Grande, as Mountainar
will make a convenient watering place,
and the best and nearest road. Heretofore
the travel has been compelled to 90 a.
round the old road toward the point of the
Mesa, which is several miles further and
water scarce.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
MONTHLY
MEETING.
Promises to BE- an Interesting Gathering.
Should BE- Well Attended.

The next regular meeting of the Estan.
cia Valley Development Association will
be on the evening of Tuesday, January
3Ist. In response to the request, Presi
dent Corbett, Hon. w. S. Hopewell, gen.
eral Manager of the New Mexico Fuel
and Iron Company, has promised to be
present and will address the members of
the association and their frienIs.
Another treat of ne less significance in
its class is promised in that w. A. Dun.
lavy, of Willard, has consented to favor
the association with several vocal Selec-
ttons. AS Mr.. Dunlavy has spent some
time studying under the masters in Ger
many, this part Of the program is looked
forward to with great interest by the mu-
sic lovers of the valley.
The meeting should be Of special beni-
fit in bringing the settlers and the COM
pany toa better understanding which
would certainly prove mutually beneficial
Remember the date and arrange to attend
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
More of the Beautiful.

The valley has been blest this week
with another splendid snow On Mon
day afternoon snow and rain fell and by
Tuesday night there was eleven inches
of good wet snow on the ground. While
this will be little hard on cattle, it means
dollars to the sheep men and settlers here,
Most of the settlers have some ground
broken and this will thoroughly wet this
down and assure a good crop. The grass
in the spring will be splendid and the
sheep now in the hills will 20 into the
spring and through lambing season in
first class condition.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13
A Kiss Defined.

A Texas girl says that kiss is the
anatomical juxtapositon of the orbicular
muscles in an excruciatingly exquisit eon-
traction. If that girl will over and let a
Torrance county boy kiss her just once
she will not talk that way any more.
When the infintesimal tintinabulatinS
of concentrated quintessence of double
geared supernal bliss begins to permeate
her anatomy, she will be willing to call a
spade spade instead of an agricultural
implement.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13

the proper time comes all shall be known
Cordova has killed a couple of persons
already and is bad man. The evidence
we have was carefully gathered and is in
shapeto be used tomorrow if everything
else could be arranged. | have wired
sheriff Manuel Sanchez of Torrance coun-
ty to come up for the preliminary hearing
as soon as possible and when he appears
the case will be commenced. have spent
some time in regards to this matter and
am preparedto into the unraveling of the
crime"
The men are to be givena hearing be-
fore Hon. E.A. Mann, judge of this dis
trict as soon as practicable. In the absen-
ce of Judge Mann, it may fall to the lot of
of one of his associates.
1t is generally conceded in the south.
ern part of the valley that probably some
of the people know more of the case than
they would care to tell, yet it is also of
general opinion that the assassin, who
eyer he was, was hired and his escape
was made easy. Just what evidence Mr..
Chavez has at present is not known, and
the case will be watched with interest, as
nothing but crcumstantia evidence can
be had.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1905-01-13

INCORPORATE.
New Church Building an Assured Fact.
Articles of Incorporation.

On Monday of this week the board Of
trustees acting for the First NJ E,
Church, fiIed in the Office of the secre-
tary of the Territory, articles Of incorpor
alton. The body is now prepared to egaI
ly hold real estate and the erecting sub
stantial!buildng will bepushed to a speedy
complexion. The work of soliciting the
necessary funds has been begun and
will be carried on by special committee.
The church property, when completed
to cost $1,000, will be a credit and a draw
ing card to the soon-to-5e county seat of
Torrance county. No doubt that many
prospective settlers in the valley are
standing off on account of the lack of
churches. But this will soon be thing
of the past and the first protestant church
will be a reality.
Following are the Articles of Incorpor-
alton:
Territory of New Mexico, |
Office of the Secretary. |
|, J. W. Reynolds, secretary of the Territory |
of New Mexico, do hereby certify there was
filed for record in this office, at 10 10 o'clock A. |
NJ on the tenth day of January, A. d., 1905 |
Articles of Incorporation of THE FIRST METHo- |
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF ESTANCIA. .No,3sG2) |
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-02-16

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ions annually 10 protect those strttegic
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Your liver is the stronghold that you
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