The Spanish American. [volume], May 11, 1912, Image 5

About The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??

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"Merit
Mos5 men want to make their money go as far as possible. When you buy a suit of
clothes you want style, you want correct fabrics and colors. Then you look for wearthe kind
that does not "shine." You look for a material that "holds" not for a few day's, but until a
change in style. You want a suit that is '"built" by master workman of established reputation
who cannot afford to jeopardise their business with indifference work and values.
We solicit your careful inspection of our recent arrivals in Spring and Summer two and
three-piece suits. The showing includes diagonals and. mild stripes, blue -and black French
serges, and noyelty weaves. We are offering these at figures ranging from
$8.00 to $18.00
And Don't Worry About the Fit
We handle the "American Gentlemen" Pants and "Pony Boy" Suits also made under
the "Merit System." Every one of these garments gold has made friends for us in our cloth
ing department. We have built up a generous patronage in this section, by offering to our
patrons only such merchandise as we can personally recommend and guarantee.
We have all confidence in the value of "Merit System" Clothes. They will clinch our
claims on every feature try 'em and see.
Floers
pmmn THERE'S DEATH AHEAD
MmSWm If you allow vourself to
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Stop
ELECTRIC nm BITTERS
AND GET BACK YOUR
HEALTH, STRENGTH and VIGOR
IT'S THE WORLD'S BEST TONIC
AND REGULATOR OF
STOnflCil, LIVER AHD KIDilEYS
Price 60o and $1.00 Per Bottle
FAIRVIEW PHARMACY Roy, N. M.
The Man That Counte.
"Remember each of you that the
chance (or heroic endeavor of a rath
er ipectacular kind doea not often
count; that the man who really counta
In thli life la not the man who thlnka
how well he could do aome bit of
herolam If the chance arose, but the
man who actually doea the humdrum,
workaday, every -day dutlee aa thoae
dutlee arlae." Theodore Roosevelt.
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System" Suits
They Draw
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Chances on the Piano
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ROY, NEW MEXICO.
wean ana iisuess
run down.
All Such Feelings
BY TAKING
Wanted to Pile It On.
v Mr. Coopah "Could yo lemme look
In yo' dictionary a minute, kuhnell
Jeat want t' find a couple of worda
to add to mah lodge-office title what
Ah waa elected to last night .Tbey
dun chose me Grand High Moat
Worthy Exalted Imperial Plenipoten
tiary, but It atrlkea me dat aounda Jee'
I little bit cheap." Puck.
ere. Co.
ARMOUR
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Jet Black Missouri Jack
Will make the Season at W,
W. Day's Ranch, 16 miles North
arid 4 miles east of Roy. Season
$10.00. Mare and colt stand
good for season. If traded or
sold season becomes due nt once,
w. w. day, ;
Owner.
F. H. FOSTER
United States
Commissioner
FILINGS CONTESTS PROOFS I
AND ETC.
Office in Great Western Com
mercial Building.
Roy, i : : New Mex.
Try a Spanish American Ad. ,
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LOCAL AND
PERSONAL
L. E. Alldredge made a business
trip to Mills the first of the week.
W. R. Whiteinan was here Tues
day, from his home at Red River.
Dan Laumbach was in town
Tuesday from his ranch attending
to business matters.
A. J. Horn spent several days
in Syringer this week attending
to business matters.
W. Frank Walkowiak made a
business trip to Mosquero Tues
day. .
For efficient work, legal docu
ments and notorial work, see E.
J. H. Roy.
Pablo P. Branch left for Wvo.
last Saturday to resume his duty
as foreman of a large sheep Co.
FOR SALE
One second hand 14 in. Moline
Plow. Apply at the Goodman store
II, W, Metz of Mete and Arm
strong, of Raton, was calling on
local trade Thursday.
John
Famous T. EL Mitchell Jack.
. Black with
Will make the season at tho "Sunnv Slope Stock Farm," 6 miles
northeast of Roy. Season $10.00. . Mare and colt stand good for
season. If traded or soul season
fee of $1. at time of service will
I will also give a colt show at
colt, $5.00 for second, and Freo
of my Jack's mules into town.
rliWfTWiihWiiii-r.i' n 'it motilé
After The Grippe
"1 am much pleased, to be able to write and thank
Íou lor what Cardui has done for me," writes Mrs, Sarah
, Gilliland, of Siler City, N. C
"Last February, I had the Grippe, which left me In
bad shape.' Before that, I had been bothered with female
trouble, for ten years, and nothing seemed to cure it
"At last, 1 began to take Cardui. 1 have taken only
three bottles, but it has done me more good than all the
doctors or than any other medicine 1 ever took."
Take
The Woman's Tonic'
For the after-effects of any serious illness, like the
Grip, Cardui is the best tonic you can use.
It builds strength, steadies the nerves, Improves (he
appetite, regulates irregularities and helps bring back the
natural glow of health.
Cardui Is your best friend, If you only knew It
Think of the thousands of ladies whom Cardui has
helped! What could possibly prevent it from helping you?
Remember you cannot get the benefit of the Cardui
Ingredients In any other medicine, for they are not for sale
in any drug store except in the Cardui bottle. Try Cardui
Wrllt at: Ladles' Advltori Dtp- Chattinoori Medietas Co.. ChsHinoots, Tea,
lor Swcfel lufracttMi. sad M-put book, "Hone Treatment lot Womte," acal kte.
R. A. Pendleton came in from
uiinurron Xuesaay- to remain a
while with his family.
Joe Wertheim of the Peters
Shoe Company was a business
visitor in the city Thursday.
L. E. Alldredge was a business
visitor In Springer this week.
Miss Lillian Griner paid this
office a very pleasant call Tues
day and subscribed to the Spanish
American.
If vou have any land matters
of any kind, call and see E. J. H.
Roy the best posted man in Roy
on such matters. Results guar
anteed. Full blooded white Pekin duck
cegs for sale $1.00 per setting for
eleven eggs. Mrs. C. E. Anderson
2 miles east Roy.
Jim Proctor came down from
Cimarron Monday to spend some
time looking after his farm north
of town.
FOR SALE
One $15.00 Erie refrigerator, in
good working order; at half price
inquire at- Fairview Pharmacy,
Stands over 15 hands high,
White Points
becomes due at once, A groom
becharged. ,
Roy, giving $10.00 prize for best
dinner to every man who brings one
C H. HAND,
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PROFESSIONAL
W.R. HOLLY
Attornev-at-Law
Practices in Territorial
and
federal Court. :: :: ;:
Springer, N. Mex.
Tucumcari Hospital
Drs Thomson and Noble
Surgeons in Charge,
TUCUMCARI, : : N. M.
T. F. SELF
Physician and Surgeon
Office InBushktviU Block
ROY, NEW MEXICO
M. H. KOCH
Funeral Director Licensed EmUtraer
'HONE II : : TUCUMCARI. N. M.
D. S. DURRIN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practices In All Courts
Land Cases a Specialty
SOLANO, i , N. M
A. S. HANSON
Notary Public
Legal documents and papers
acknowledged.
ROY, - NEW MEXICO
M. D. GIBBS
Physician and Surgeon
Bushkevitz Building
ROY, NEW MEXICO
Phone 552
THE ROY
BARBER SHOP
C A. ARMOUR, Prop.
Agency fob
White Swan
Steam Laundry
Bailcet Coea Oat Erory Mondar
ROY, - ' . NEW MEXICO
Alex. S. Bushkevitz
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Practices in the Justice,
Probate and Land Courts
and County Commiss
ionera. : : : :
Real Estate And
Investments
ROY,
NEW MEXICO
L P. UPTON
Solano, i i i New Mexico
United States
Commissioner
Everything in land matters
Filings, Contests, Proofs and
etc.
Land Business of all Kinds
Pitiful Appeal.
A little daughter of our neighbor
objected to rain and one rainy dar
complained eo much that her mother
reproved her, explaining the necessity
of moisture to the graaa and flower.
That nlgbt to her uaual prayer ahe
appended the following: "And, dear
Lord, do not let It rain tomorrow. If
we need It, we'll aprtnltle," .
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