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The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-12-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

DeparbLnent vi Ui1o AnVoiioA
Land Office at Clayton, New Mexico
Oct. 2, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Jose l..
Ardareta, OF Albert, Union Co., New
Mexico, has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final five year proof in
support of his claim, viz: Homestead
Entry No. 2592 made Dec. 7, 1870. for
the sw IA NV Ia, section 26, 81 ne IA
and Sc Ia NV IA section %, township
ts n. range 27 and that said proof
will be made before W. 81. Wilcox.
United States Court Commissioners at
his Office in Roy, Mora County, New
Mexico on Nov. Is, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of the land, viz:
Jose 1. Armijo, Jose Dario Blea,
Felipe Armiio, Jose Demecio Blea, all
of Albert, New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox,
96.6 Register,
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Una Causa Interesante ConcIuida.

Una Causa lnteresante Concluida.
Los notorios lAdrones dc trenes
John and Jim Black y John Murphy
fueron convictsdos on Las Vegas el
Mercedes passdo.
Los hermanos Black, John y Jim
Black y John Murphy fueron jusga-
dos por querellas acusandolos por
haber detenido un tren del CAIRO fer
ril Rock Island en- Logan, New Mexi-
co, en- Julio 30, 1904. Han tenido tres
juicios en- los primeros dos el jursdo
no conuino, en- Ell ultimo despues de
sstsr afuera por II haras el jurado
trajo dictamen de culpabilidad.
La defenza estubo bien conducido y
terraz, pero los demandados Sc hal
laron culpables en- las varias cuentas,
estando cuatro en- numero en- la quer'
ella. Esta pendiente una mocion para
nuevo juicio sera oida mas tarde ante
el Juez Superior Mills.
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con productos para vender y ell
comerciante 10 rechasa como suse-
ola amenudo, Y compra productos
transportados, ell comerciante des-
anima los esfuerzos v ayuda en- dar
q los intereses del. cultivo ,un ojo
negro. Cuando quiera que sea
possible los comerciantes. deven
compras productos cosechados en-
Ell pals. Edifiquen un mercado
domestico para productos domes-
cos, para nuestra mantequilla y
huevos, nuestras fautas, sacate,
grano y los hombres seran anima-
dos con actividad. Dies amos OBJ
raran gran cambio., Las semillas
del cultivo dotnestico Sc estan SEM
brando Y 81 la agriculture es ami
mada todo ell norte de Nueva Mex.
sera un pals de siembras.,.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1906-12-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Edward W. Fox.
REGISTER

Department OF the Interior
Land once Of Clayton. N. Mex. Nov. IL. 1905.
Notice is hereby given that Noises Romero.
OF Gallegos New Mexico. has filed notice Of
his intention to make nnal Ave year proof in
support OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
Nc. 2o47. made July l. 1901 for the lots g. Q. 10
and II, section 22 township i3 n. range 81 O..
aud that said proof viii be made before Manu-
el Martinez, U. s. Court Commissioner at his
once in Gallegos. New Mexico on January
49, 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence npon and cultivation
Of said land. Viz:
Esteyan Miranda. of Gallagos. N. Mex: Fell
berte Gallegos: OF Gallegos, N. M; Tomas Rom
ero, of Logan, New Mexico: Jose R. Leyba of
byzantine New Mexico.
Edward w. Fox.
syAss Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land once at Clayton, N Mex. Nov. II. 1905;
Notice is hereby given that Leonor O. dc
Bargas formerly Leonor Chacon otBryantine'
New Mexico. has filed notice OF his intention
to make anal Ave year proof in support OF his
claim viz: Homestead Entry No. So0s. made
August Is. 1901. for the VIZ swA and sh nwA
section IL. township IA n. range 81 e.. and that
ssid proof will be made before Manuel Marti'
neg, U. S. Court Commissioner at his once IN
Gallegos. New Mexico on January is. 1905
He names the following witnesses TO prove
ms continuous residence upon. and cultivation
OF the land. viz:
Manuel Lobate. Miguel Garcia. Elisco Chaco.
Jose Bargas. all OF byzantine, New Mexico.
Edward W. Fox,
Register
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Como resultado de agitacion por
un gran numero de ambos parti-
dos politicos desde la reciente cleo
cion. La Asamblea Legislative
trigesima septima probablemente
pasara una nueva ley de eleccion
durante su seccion, ciertamente ell
derecho de un hombre para votar
como guste deve ser protegido alb
solutamente, y parece que esta no
es adequada. Sc a sugerido por
periodicos territoriales que la aso-
ciasion del foro Sc le pida nombrar
una comision de seis miembros.
tres de cada partido politico, para
preparar ua nueva ley de elleccion
para Nuevo Mexico. No podia
avansarse mejor plan y ell resulta-
do seria un bill completamente le-
gal Y comprensivo.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior
Land once at Clayton. New Mex.

Nov. 10. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that Andrea Archu-
leta. OF Gallegos. New Mexico. has filed notice
Of his intention to make fnal Ave year proof In
support OF his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No. s9o2 made Nov. IS. 1901. for the sh nwA
and eK swA sec, 8. township IS n. range 81 e..
and that said proof win be made before Manue
Martinez. u. S. Court Commissioner at his Of
nce in Gallegos, New Mexico. on January 49,
1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz:
Telesfor Gallegos. Santiago Sanchez. Este
van Miranda Florentine Medran all OF Gale
gos. New Mexico
Edward W. Fox.
400 REGISTER
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as de Mais, cana, Mais Milo, Mais
Kafir, sorgo y todas clases de
vegetables, y he hallado por mi,
propia experiencia actuabHue por
medic de buena cultivation y tad
atencion & las estaciones, ell tempo
de sembrar y metodos de cultiyo'
como Sc incuentra entire los SEM
bradores de los estados agricultu-
reros, que en- las regiones cerca de
Clayton, Roy, y espringer que los
sembradores pueden hacer muy
bien en- cultivo de sus terrenos. Yo
he cosechado sandals, coles, GALA
basas, Y otros vegetables en- abun-
dancia. Frank Carpenter ha es-
tado sembranno por varios amos.
Ell vive como unas quinse millas
de Roy, y ha logrado admirable
mente en- ell cultivo de suS terren-
os. Aunque no he estado en- su
lugar estoy enformado de SECURE
que Jim johnson en- ell condado de
Quay ha logrado esplendidamente
pol las since amos pasados. listed
pregunta que 81 creo que la agri-
cultura en- nuestros terrenos semi
aridos en- Nuevo Mexico por peri
odos de since amos pueden hacerse
utiles v respondo sin hesitacion
que 81 Sc escojen buenas semillas,
las estaciones estan bien estudiadas
para saber ell propio tempo para
sembrar, y 81 ell terreno Sc prepara
propiamente Y Sc siembra bien,
que la agriculture en- Nuevo Mex,
puede llevarse provechosamente, y
digo este, jusgando por mis- prori-
as observaciones y experienced. La
di6cultad q sido en- 10 pasado que
nadie creia en- cultivar ell terreno.
Todos paresian pensar que ell uni
co metodo de cultivation era por
medic de rriego Y que ell unico
moeo de hacer la vida era por la
cultivation de tales terrenos 8 por
cria de animales.
Por los ultimoS cuatro 8 since
amos la gente ha estado estudiando
mas que nunca antes como sembrar
y en- pequeho grado han estado ex-
perimentando en- terrino arido y
en- muchos casos han logrado. Lo
que queremos ahora es que la
gente estudia como sembras, que
consigan las mejores semillas y que
siembren propiamente. ST, yo
creo que la agriculture puede dar
ganancias en- ell pals. Ell pueblo
toma mas interes en- este sujeto y
10 amman Y Sc haran una buena
clase de ranchero. Una casa que
los comerciantes del pals devian
dar mas amino & los productores
que 10 que han dado en- 10 pasado.
Enlugar de desanimar la produc-
cion v desminuir Ell producto del
pals en- favor del producto que es
transportado, ell comerciante deyia
amman al labrador del pals, y
ayudarle. En- 10 pasado los COM
erciantes han sido muy negligentes
en- este asunto, pero ahora entan
viendo que como hombres de nego-
clos, este no es unicamente por su
interes propio, sino tambien 81
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06
Don't fail to register.
Nothing to Fear.

The question of injurious substances
in medicines which has been agitating
the minds of many people, does not
concern those who use Cham berlain's 5
Cough Remedy. Mothers need have
no hesitancy i'll continuing to give it to
their little ones, as it contains absolu-
tely not hing injurious This remedy
is net only perfectly safe to give small
children, but is a medicine of great
wort h and merit. 1t has world wide
reputation for its cures of coughs.
colds and Group and can always be re-
lied upon. For sale by all druggists.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06
Decrease as "ShyIock, "

Managers Chishom & Sewers,
of the Winslow Opera House,
wish to announce the engage
ment of Mr.. Joseph DeGrasse in
the Merchant of Venice" for
performance in our city. Mr..
Decrease will be greeted by the
large audience that his talent
as player and the entertaining
character of his production mer-
it's. In assaying the role OF
"Shylock' Mr.. DeGrasse is ad-
herring to line of histrionic eff
fort in which he has been taught
by experience that the playgo-
ing public appreciates him most
and as legitimate actors OF his
ability are becoming less and
less numerous. the growing
scarcity of them increases his
value as an attraction in this
particular field. His embodi-
ment of ''Shylock" is said to be
one of the most interesting i'm
presentations he has put to his
credit, and has delighted the
many audiences thus far wit
Messing it. The company sup
porting him, is composed OF
very capable players, including
Miss Ida Park who has acted as
his leading lady for several
seasons past. The play is stag
ed in an elaborate and pictures
que manner and the artistic set
tings greatly enhance the charm
of the production
This performance will be one
of the best this year.-ED.)
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06

REDUCED RATES-For the
Frontier Celebration at Wins
low October II. Is. 19 and 20
the Santa Fe will sell tickets
at all stations between Albu-
querque and Needles at the rate
of one fare for the round trip.
Dates of sale: Oct. 16, IL and Is.
Return limit: October 81.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06
Resolution of Coincidence

WHEREAS, the Great EXa tied
Ruler of the Universe has de-
creed IN his infinite wisdom to
remove from our sphere OF ac-
ton our lamented brother John
X. Woods, and whereas.
Winslow Lodge No. $50. b. 2.
O. E . though meekly recogniz
ing the all-knowing will, yet
regrets and mourns the loss of
a faithful brother and warm
friend, therefore,
Be it Resolved, that Winslow
Lodge No. $50, B. P. 0 E. ex
tends to the bereaved family OF
our late brother the warm hand
clasp of sympathy in this their
hour of sorrow;
That the Great Exalted Ruler
will mercifully grant them the
courage to bear their affiiCtion
with fortitude and calm resigna-
ton, and be it further resolved,
That a copy of these resolu-
tions be given to the family of
our late lamented brother; that
a copy be published in the col
umns of The WINSLOW MAIL;
that copy be inscribed upon
the minutes of the Secretary IS
books of $50, B. P. o. E.
w. p. GEARY.
G.. L. HATHAWAY,
FRANK [. KRENTZ.
Have YOU noticed the win
dows of the Golden Rule:
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06

The editor expects to be in
Holbrook next Saturday to take
in the conventions, and the pap
er will not appear until Monday
SO as to get in the news of court
and the conventions.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06

Court ConveneS at HOlbrOOk
Monday. Many will attend
from here.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06

For sale-An upright piano
and a ladies saddle. Both in
good condition. Inquire at cot
tage 5, Kinsley Ave.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06
See DR.. Swlkerath S ad.

The County conventions will
meet at Holbrook next Satur-
day for the purpose of putting
candidates for the various coun-
ty Offices in the field.
The Winslow mail., 1906-10-06

For fine tailoring go to Pelt-
eel s.
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lDNDERT AKER.
Ia PLAZA, Nd.

Inc subscriber would respectfully iniorn
the public generally that he hSs ntted Up
aas heerse end IS NOW prepared to etsenc q
All cails IN the undertaking business o.
thoFt notice and reasonable terms
TfisDmingt ard ornaments OF all kindE Eoi
Burial Cases kept constantly on hand, ans
iserytiiinE furnished iH as good styis ash
the citiea, REd at much lower prices. Ready
made Co11ns, al all sizes ana OF varlcu,
styles, constantly CT hand Personal 2tten
tion Eiesn AZ funerals, and satisfaction
Euersnteod In al caads- A sail Is respectfnlH
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The overdoIng d schooIchlIdren

While laudable campaign is
being carried on with the object Of
reducing the evils Of child labor,
there are quite a number of people
who believe that the children of the
country are many times injured for
life, right in our schools, as well as
in our factories, stores, etc. DR.. w.
p. Northrup, of New York uniyersi-
ty, issued an earnest warning along
this line in an address at medical
gathering in New York
He spoke especially of the ire
parable harm done to girls by push
ing them too hard in their studies at
the critical period from eight to thir-
teen years of age. He said that
about this time of the year an alarm
ing percentage of schoolgirls begin
to give out as result of overwork
in school, and he urged doctors to
give all such cases their most con-
scientious attention.
He showed that Ii was generally
the brightest and most painstaking
pupils who thus are sacrificed on the
altar of book learning. and thus pic
tured a specimen case: She hurries
home from school, is never late,
takes few minutes outdoor play
because someone has prescribed it.,
runs home, curls up, and studies
hard till the evening meal. This
meal she engulfs in the shortest pos
sible time, slips of her chair, and is
at her book again. She is the con
scientious pupil. She studies till
someone insists on her going to bed.
Then there are the parties and other
diversions, Of which he says; All
these are we'll enough, butthey leave
the girl scarcely any time for relax
alton and outdoor lettering or light
exercise. From the first days or
term they have insufficient sleep, be
come deeper and deeper in debt to it,
as consequence becoming more ana
more nervous. more intense. irrita-
BILE, impatient"
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CHAPTER XIV.
Sand EeIing-Part II.

Meanwhile second love-seene is
being played out between widely diff
ferent actors, with widely different re-
suits.
We were interrupted the other day.
my dear clsm.' begins. Cousin Felix,
d0liy possessing himselhof Miss Hard
-Vss----r1aSTu ana Ut TT -wTJn1n
his osan-"interrupted at a aoint Of
some interest to ne, at all events. !
am contemplating marriage
Your taste inclining toward Lady
Lydia. it She had no Mr.. birmingham.
or toward Mrs de Marley, if she had
no debtsr
And | have been seriously review
ing the subject from another polut Of
view than that Of mere personal lik-
ing Such woman as Lady Lydia
birmingham. however une-cumbered,
would not suit me for q wife, nor Mrs.
de Mauley either
"No?"
Mrs. de Mauley sings-f false. they
tell me, habitually; half a note sharp
in her correctest moments But tiis is
beside the question False or true. she
sings. Women who sing naturally re-
quire musical mornings. f ] dress con
certs, and friend Of lne soul who
plays the violoncellc | could not stand
musical mornings. iull dress concerts.
and friend of the SOU who played the
yloloneello."
You would be jealous of your wife's
talents As well evafess IT openly"
Your experience tells you that | am
Of ferociously jealous temperament,
does it notF'
Miss Hardcastle blushes. but. hap
PLY, the state of the atmosphere and
his own preoccupied mind serve to con.
ceal the weakness from Cousin Felix.
''rhen Lady Lydis-I mention her as
the type of class-is horribly I'M
punetual. Six days out Of seven. with
q wife as glddy as Lady Lydia. yon
would lave your fish orerbroilel. or
course, she does this very wei for y
man like birmingham. birmingham is
rich fellow and can keep ehef, an
artist equal to all emergencies. 1t
would never suit me. For genteel des-
titution the domestic virtues are vital
condition of existence
Mr.. Broughton enunciates this senti.
ment with solemn distinctuess, Ike one
disburdening his conscience OF some
all-important and slowly-arrived-ai
dogma
you agree with me. am sure
Clementina. For a aauper like mysclf
the domestic virtues are indispensa.
ble.v
Il hope you will meet with them.r
says Miss Hardcastle. with rather
forced cheerfulness. "The domestic
virtues. beauty. wealth. youth. and
widowhood are not qualifications com
bined 10 be met win everv dav and
in the crowded highways of Iifeo
In the crowded biebwavs no. be
renlies. aFor the nrecise reason / am
cndeavoripg 10 make NV sclection 10
6rd nv paracon in one of tha yerv
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A slerciful Punishment.

Sergeant Nolan. stationed at one
Of the New England posts, has a
small but active wife OF whom he
stands in considerable awe One day
the sergeant lost his quick Irish tenn
per. The object of his wrath was a
dog belonging TO the wife of one of
his superior officers. The lady over
head some of his statements. and
took him severely to task.
You ought to be ashamed to say
such things, and to lose your temper
with an animal" she said, while the
big sergeant looked shamefaeed and
anxious. Il shall report your Ian
guage"
Toto her, ma a'am2" faltered the
penitant
TO msfbusband, said the lady.
haughtiIyf
so do, ma'am,n said Sergeant
Nolan. ebeerfdlly. 4 well desarve it.
was only fearing you nleant--te seii
me wife
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A BLUESTOCKING..
A@} 0o,nr1o-
- = ROMANCE g REALITY.
BY MISS ANNE EDWARDS

despised7 No You are saying you
know not what. and IL am to blame
for letting such language be possible"
And you think that speaking the
truth is 'falsehood,' keeping to the mis-
cradle letter Of a promise honor, no
matter whether the spirit Of the prom
lse be broken or notY'
81 think I would much sooner die
than come between you and what you
owe to Miss Hardcastle" So she cries.
in broken accents. and still with firm
ness that he cannot choose but respect.
Long ago had my share Of hope and
youth, short though it was. have
nothing to look to now but my duty.
If | was a girl, uuversed in suffering,
selfish through ignorance. there might
be excuse for me. There is a time OF
life. come by it as we may. But
have done with all that Sir John,
shall think Of you, till my last hour, as
my friend"
''For Paurs sakel l know"
mot only for PauIs sake, but for
your own You will let me have your
forgiveness. will you not, full and en-
tireg"
Forgiveness between you and me?
Oh. Mrs. Chester" he exclaims pas
sionatcly. Now. OH this last night
that we shall be together give me a
moments taste-well. | wont say of
happiness but Of what happiness might
have been, Tell me. if had been free.
that You would not have rejected me!
Let me have one-9nly cne-kiss from
your Lips"
For "A moment e remains cold as
the moonlight in which she stands.
Then. suddenly. she takes the young
mans hand. lifts and kisses 1t.
''When you saved Faul. gave you
many kisses. without -our asking for
them,n she says gravely. wow that
ylu ask. give You only one. That is
bow life's favors come TO u.s."
And Severne interprets her kiss
Alright; he interprets it az the very
sign and seal of parting that shall be
final.
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The latest in explosives according
to Metal Industry, is powdered
aluminium mixed with nitrate Of ann
monia and put upon the market un-
der the name OF ammoaal. This
explosive is said to be one of the
surest and safest known, as it can
not be exploded by friction or blow
while otherwise containing all requi-
sites of an explosive.
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The man whose house was next
door was scraping an acquaintance
with the man who had just moved in.
Il see you have an automobile" he
said. 81 suppose you will use the
barn as garridge.
Yes; l expect to use it as gar
ahzh," responded the new neighbor.
This held him for minute or two
and then he made another overture.
THE man that lived here last
year" he said, used this back yard
as cabbahzh patch. Chicago 2 lib
une.
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~fssa tEs. eye OF tn
incense. o, Amen - ai
thrones of the two 4 uoiss - ,
restctn in thy abode. where tiny bean
ties are worshiped. grant her life
strength and happiness
Such is the threshold prayer The
shrine no doubt contained the two
sacred boats of the morning and
evening, boats in which he sailed
across the sky. In the inner and
shrine chamber was the splendid
shrine of ebony. in which the statue
of the god was kept
In Egypt, unlike other lands ex.
cept Greece, the names of artists OF
great works are known, and handed
down. In regard to this great TEN.
pie we know that the architect was .
man named Senmut-who, In ad
dition to his artistic abilities, was a
Minister of State, Chancellor" and
Bearer of the Royal Seal" He it
was who built this and many other
temples for his royal mistress. The
work of decoration was given to q
man named Tehuti. the record Of
whose life is found on a stella diseov-
cred by the Marques of Northamp'
ton.
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The enormous salt deposits In Ean-
sas, beginning in Ellsworth and Sa-
line counties. extends south through
the counties OF Rice. Mcpherson, staf-
ford, Reno, Harvey, Kingman, Sedg-
wick, Harper and Sumner. Salt wells
are found outside of this district. but
1t is believed that their water is made
salt by coming In contact with the salt
bed within the counties named. A few
years ago it was estimated that Kan
sas had twenty trllion barrels Of salt
and couId alone supply the demand Of
the United Suites for more tIaan q mil
lion years.