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f k I i A. L. Richev & Bro. DUItANGO. COLO. WkoUaUaod !Uil P. ili'imn BOOkS, STATIONERY. ETC Carry a fhll line of Text Books used ioNew Mexico Schools. Finn Candies. CHILL- RBER KOTON, N M. i lhe Aberdeen Restaur- ppomte Bowman Bros. Bar! B D! Kobe.ieon Wtiloy Holm. k BATHS- Helm's Tonsorial Parlors. Three Dooti Njrth Rim National Bank . Main Avenue. - Durango, Colo. Th rget Stock of SADDLES - HARM la the San Juan Country, at Denver Prices. A'l kinds of HARDWARE. QUBitN8 W ARE, and BICYCLES. W. T. DABijlWTON, 1019 First Ave., Durango, Colo. A Humane Horseshoer The only First-class Horseshoer in Durango. IDA D. WATSON, Proprietor. South of Strater Hotel. Our Specialties- Enterfering. Forging, Kueeknncking, irosshring, Toe Cracks, Quarter Cracss, Drop Soles pOlQRADO STATE BANK, U dukango.colo BBTAUl.lSnED IN U1, AOi'liy'UZKDt:l'Th. $300 000 CASH t M-ITAU r VhL PA1U. $75,000. Trwet h littnoral Hunk'nu Haaioees Drttfts liauotl an Kaetern uml urupMn CitlM. Savings da. aitmtnt e Bpccialty. Interest pa il on limu aod aurinK cepnaiU. Whtrv pu.:iii fa. ilitien for trauaacl iuk buai luia S iutUwustarn Tolorad" Notthwfcaieru Ne Heilou and rionthiaatern Utah. Y. 1j KIMHAU, Pk dx-st Y. W. Ml'UA lKI'. .(31 lJaBlLIXT, D, K. D;tAKh, I'Aauikii. The Smelter City State Bank k DURANGO, COLO. CAPITA!, $30,000, C. T. X'CONNBLLj I'reelilent, l.l.i i VI) L. sll I.K r, Aaalatant Cashier. A genera) banking business tran sncted. Twenty years experience In Colorado FARMINGTON MILLS 4 JOHN MORGAN, PROPRIETOR. Corn KCsal and PLANING MILL T. E, BOWMAN, Wholesale and Retail 1 All grados of BOOKS nsed in New Mexico Schools kept in took. WALL PAPER COJtfPLEUNF Of Musical Goods. Pianos & Organs DURANGO. COLO. OHA8. FLECK, Proprietor . OPP. UNION DEl'OT DUKANUO. HANDSOMELY' PUBNI8HED ROOMS Dr. A. Rosenthal, PHYSICIAN AND 8URGBON Farralngton, New Mex. DR. J. aTdUFF, DENTI8 T, Fabkimotok, New Mixioo. Will be at La Plata postoffloe the first tad third Mondays of each month, and at Ate t following Wednesdays. The time for the territorial horti cultural fair at Santa Fe baa not yet been fixed because the officers as usual try to act in harmony with those of the fair at Albuquerque, and the Utter have not yet determined their date. Most exhibitor of fruits from a distance, and especially from the Pecos and San Juan vtlleya wi-b to send the same exhibit to both fairs so that it is very desirable to have them come togther. While the fruit crop is injured in many local ities, yet the individual specimens will, if anything, be better by reason of scarcity, and the fair will suffer very little from this cause. Presi dent Prince received a letter last ev ening from C. H Mcllenry, of San Juan county, in which he says their applocropis but little injured and promises a fine exhibit at the fair. Mr. McHenry is one of the must en ergetic citizens of the northwest of this territory and haa much experi ence in arranging exhibits, bo that bis letter is very encouraging New Mexican. Hl'ltAY THK FItUIT T KICKS. So far as I know there are no ser ious fungous diseases of orchard fruits in New Mexico but the apple and pear are badiy dumagd by the Cudling luotb, also known a the ap ple worm. While the testimony of experimenters diff-ra much aa to the benefit to be. derived from spraying with Pans green solution as a means of killing the Codling moth, the great majority of those who have tried it rec'iuimecd the practice. Its success is largely proportional tot he thoroughness with which tbe work is done. To make Paris green solution, use 2 pounds of lim and 1 pound of Paris green to 160 gallons of water or one-fourth of each to a barrel of water. Take unslacked lime, an t after weighing, slack and Etrain ii. moiateu thoroughly with a very lit tle water, makiug a paste; add water gradually until a compl'te solution is made. If much water is ad led to the dry poison it will form lumps and not mix re. dily. Havii g placid the lime aud prison solution iu the barrel, add enough water to fill it. Tbe solution is best applied to the trees by means of a spnying pump attached to the barrel. This is car ried on a wagon, the work being bet ter done from abve if possible. The nozzle should be graduated to throw a spray as tine as mist, and every part of the tree should be reaohtd; but uo more need be applied than will cause dripping from tbe tree. Practice and care are necessary to apply tbe poison evenly and thoroughly, and every fruit should be reached. Tbe time to spray is after tbe blos soms fall and before the fruit stems curve downward. It is best to make two or three spraying!) first just as the last petals fall, then again at in tervals of about ten days The Cod ling moth is uioB1 apt to lay its eggs in tbe blossom end of the fruit, hence it is especially important that tbe blossom oud be well covered witb the puisou; th's is why the spray ing should be done while the tiny fruits stand ereot on their stems Aa soju as the egg hatches the worm begiLB feeding, eating its way into the fruit. To be at all effective tbe poison must be ou the fruit when the worm is hatched. Iu the southern parts of tbe territory the Codling mdth has three of four broods a year and is much more difficult to combat than in northern New Mexico and at high elevations, but spring spray ing should greatly reduce tbe num ber of woims even where there is more than one brood a year. A bul letin has been issued by the Agricul tural Expeiiment station on tb Codling moth, wbiob will be sent free, postage prepaid, to any address on application to the President of the Agricultaral College at Meailla Park, New Mexico. Cbah. A. Krrria, Of the New Mexico College of Agri culture. CHUUCil DIHUCTOKY. PKE81IYTEBI AN. Morning service at 11 a. m. Even ing service 7:30 p. m. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday evening at 7:0J. Rev E A. Gaqlb, Pastor. METHODIST, SOUTH. Preaoblng the first, second and fourth Sundays at 11 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at 7:30. Ladies' prayer meeting every Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Epworth League meeting every Sun day at 3:30 p. m. J, 8, MrTCBELU Pastor. J. M. Palmer, ATTORNEY. Farraington, New Mexico Will visit Aztec Saturday each week. Notary Public. Granville pendleton, Attorney at Law. Practices in all the Courts of the Territory. AZTE' NKW MEXICO e. s. whitehead, Attorney at Law, FAKMINGTON, NBW MKX. SAMUEL HUGH, Real Estate Agent. City and country property for Sale, Trade or Rent. Office with Attorney E. S. Whitehead. John S.' Rodgers, NOTARY PUBLIC AD CONVEYANCER Farmington. N. M. Important Notice ! 1 7fini?R ,,18oll, 1, Lhhhm reliable JEWELER? Always carries a large stock of Watches, Clooffl, Sj Diamon a. Jewelry, SI ver Spoons, Forks, Sterling Novelties, As well as the Roier Brob' Plated Knlvee, Forks, Tea and Table Spoon, 1 oa Sete, etc 8PKCTACLKM fitted to the eyes cor rectly. I. ZELLER is a Practical Watchmaker of over forty years experience, does none but good work and guaranteesit. Diamonds reset and mounted, as well as all kinds of jewelry repaired. Remember the place, In Tiffany's Drug Store, Opposite Pi stoffloe, DURANGO, OOLO. 23. K. HILiLi Shoe Repairing All Work Guaranteed. Prices Low. NERVITA Retort, vitality, LOST VIGOR AND MANHOOD Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and wasting diseases, all effects of self- abuse, or excess and indis cretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink glow to pale cheeks and restores the fire of youth. Uy m a i 1 OOc per box ; 6 boxes for $2.50; with a written guaran tee to cure or refund the money. NERVITA MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson sts., CHICAGO, ILL. Fnrealebr Bowman Brim.. fe.uraiiiii.n N.M, R. T. F. SIMPSON, Canon Oallegos and Chaco, Postoffice at Farmington, New Mexico. Indian Trader, Navajo Blankets and Indian Curios a Specialty SHEEP AND CATTLE ALWAYS FOR SALE. HAY AND GRAIN ON HAND FOR SALE On the direct road between Durango and Gallup. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Durango, Colorado. ESTABLISHED IN 1881 Capital Paid In, - - $87,000.00 A. P. CAMP, President, J. L. MrNEIL. Vice President, WILLIAM P. VAILE. Cashier. Correspondence invited and A -counts received from all points in Southwestern Colorado and the adfoining coonfief flBw Mexico Mid Utb If You Want Lime, Storage, Burlap Sacks, Etc. at PANIC PRICES, buy of C ADI The Seed and vuni ir, Grain Man, Durango, C?olorado. T. E. DAVIS, jl.ARBEU HAIKDIiKSSEK. DCltANUO, COLO. Shop on Main Avenue, north of the Smelter City State Bank W. R. oHAWVER, Contractor Builder. Plans, Specific itions and Estimates furnished on application. KAI1M1NQTON NEW MEXICO SANTA FE ROUTE. SANTA FE PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. OnDXNSIDTIM TART R NO ID, TP RUTIVI MAT 31) STATIONS No. 1 No. 2 9 32 p 7 05 5 OOp 10 28 p i 25 p - 85 a 10 J Mp 412 p 4 U H 8 15 a 5 5i) a IU 50 a 19 II p 1 10 p It Chicago r It . KaauM fitj a Deuer It . It La Junta n'U 50 a It Albuquerque a' 10 25 p Winuate . .. 5 55 v Oallup 5 .15 p Mubruok 1 50 p - Winalnw 'ItfSOp Kauataff Il0 15 a ar William I e 50 a ar Aab Fork It 1 10 a 11 45 p It Aah KorV - ar 3 50 p 'ar Jerome Jet. It 4 43 p !&r I'reacott It f p nr Conareaa Jet ... It U 5 a 4 2 a 3 35 a II lHp 1 45 p jar Phoet 11 It: 7 50 p 1 55 p 3 47 o 5 07 p 7 05 p H 10 p 10 01) p U 40 a 1 25 a 2 30 a 3 15 a 8 30 a 1 13 . 6 45 p It... Aah Ki.rk ar'l 7 15 a 55 a 15 a HO p 50 p 85 p 15 p r,5P 40 p 50 a Peach .ipringa 4 Kinitmun Newll.'a II. 11k 0 MnKla'l DndKott llarat"W Kramor Jloja itr ..1. ar . LoaAngeloa It ar n Diego It nr Man Eriinniaci) It '.' 45 a 7 00 a 5 00 p Menl htationa. hmuch I'li'lman ''alnce am1 Tonrint Wping Cara daily between California anil Cb rngn. The only lne reaching the Ginnd Caunn i.f the 1 oli rado, JNO. J. BYflNK, Gen'l Pass. Agt., Los 4nKcles, Calif. Santa Fe Route. -THE- short line TO Chicago St. Louis and Kansas City Through Pullman Sleepers Without Change. See that your tickets read vis this line Agents of the company will furnish time tables on application. W. J. Black, a. p. & t. a. Topeka, Kansas, F B Houghton, General Agent. El Paso, Texas New Spring StocK. We have just received a new line of SPUING and SUMMER DRESS GOODS and LADIES and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, alio a new and complete line of the celebrated Clover Brand of Shoes BUCKSKIN BREECHES Cooper & Dustin M. A. BUACHVOOEL M. A. BRACHVOGEL & CO.. Grocers and Commission Merchants Dealer tne ' Famous Carry a full line of first-class Freh Groceries, Fruits and Produce of every kind. All kinds of Produce bought and sold or taken on Comini-sion. Hiy, Grain and Heeds of every kind c inatRiii ly on hand Bee Sunplies, Strawberry Crates ami Fruit Boxes of all kinds carried constantly. The Only First-clas Commission House in Durango. Are You Going to Build: JLj I can make you the lowest pricos J7 TT and give yon the best material on eTP ROUGH OR FINISHED LUMBER Lath, Siding, Shingles, Etc. Come to the mill or write to me and I will convince you that I can save you muney. C. W. STARK, Mill on tbe Upper Florida. Postoffice Address, Durango, Colo. The Graden Merc. Co. Durango, Colorado, LARGEST DEALERS IN SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO. ('rriee Complete Lin of.... Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes Prompt and Careful Attention Given to all Mail Orders. TT1 ARMINGTOK TToTFiL,. J. A. LAUGHREN Propr. First-Class Accommodations - At Reasonable Rates. 32;n- Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. Good Horses and Rigs. "THE OPERA" SALOON. G riffin & jackson, Proprietors. First Class Wines, Liquors, and Cigars. Best Bottled Beer. FARMINGTON, HNT M SASH. BOORS. Builders' Hardware all kinds ALSO Implements, Wagons, Buggies, Harvesters, Mowers, Rakes, Glass, Paints, Building Paper. THE BEST RANGES AT LOWEST PRICES To get any of above call at GRAHAM'S HARDWARE STORE, Opp. Post Office. DURANGO. OOLO. r Steal Picket Lawn Fonce, Stuol Cniaa, dtoel Pnata, Rail, Elo. Stipariur arena Of Field nn.l Hcx.T Feiino Wlrs and Modol Hoy Fenae. M. M. S. Poultry Fen.sn oads in q'luluy ad prion. Doscriptiva rtiuttar muilexl free. UNION FENCE CO., De Kalb, IU. TV. 8. 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