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ÍNDEX.
VOLUME XTV
AZTEC, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, MAY 29 1903.
NUMBEfl ir
Sajn
County
ÜAN
San Jimn county
New Mexico
AS OTHERS SEE IT.
There is probably uu new cuuutr in
the southwest or in the Rooky Moun
tain region that is more prosperous at
(his tiuio than San Juan County, Now
Mexico, which lies just south of ana is
triuutury in business to Durando, CuIj
ruJo. For tbo past four or live years this
particularly fruitful, productive couu
try has been attracting attention in
many parts of the country and many
hulus'.rijcB farmers, ranchmen and
fruit growers from different states in
tuo union have been locating in San
Juan county and as a result, the travel
er sees marked improvements in every
portiou of the county. Not only are
the towns of Cedar Hill, Aztec, Flora
Vista, Fariniimttin and Fruitlanil, along
the Animas utid San Juan rivers, grow
ing and prospering, hut throughout the
entire county, including the upper San
Ju in at Largo "nd líloomtitld, and the
great Lal'lata valley on the west, in fact
every poitiou of this resourceful county
is being developed very rapidly by a
prosperous, active and energetic people
whe are all doing well, making good
livings and laying up money.
Property of various kinds, both ranch
and farm, as well as tt wn property is
advancing in prco very rapidly bceaui;o
there is probably no other country in
thu west whero they realize better prices
for their products of various kinds than
in San Juan county, New Mexico.
Their closo proximity to Durango, Colo
rado, which is the great distributing
point for tho rich mining districts and
lumbering regions of the soutlnvest'-rn
part of Colorado, and the north .vestern
part of New" Mexico, northeast Arizona
and soul heast-irn Utah, gives them the
linest home market for everything they
raise, to bo found in the Uueky Moun
tain region,
Their lH) , grains, corn, wheat, oats,
rye anil barley; their beef, pork, mutton;
their vegetables, onions, potatoes, bears,
cabbage, melons, unJ, iu fact, all their
vegetables, together with their dairy
products, bees and honey, poultry and
eggs, all sell readily in tho market at
higher prices and bette.- cash rates than
B probably paid for these products in
any other market in the United Slates,
They have as rich soils as can be found
in the west, and their water supply for
irrigation is the most completo and, in
fact is as complete as can lie so that
crop failures or even iight crops are unknown,-
for wheu these farmers plow,
t i.p't,- r,;;i5- 'in ! i"'; ''.r'
they can rely on a bountiful crop, and us
their nrices are tho highest of any
market and always cash, they are in bet
ter condition than tho farmers or ranch
men of any other region in this country
The fruit crop of San Juan county has
been very successful for tho past three
years anil this year, l'M. tho danger
lino has been passed, as never in tho
history of the country, and there are
orchards that have been bem ing for the
past twenty years, has there been a frost
to kill fruit later than the 3ih of M-iv
and rarely later than tho 1st, so the dan
ger line is now passed and every indica
tion points to a most successful fruit
crop of every kind in the history of S,m
Juan county.
In every portion of the county i no
ticed important improvements, new
land is being put into cultivation, old
farms are being reuovateu and cleaned
up. Mew improvements are being made,
houses and barns are being erecteil and
the whola country presents a scene of
enterprise and activity. Especially in
thu towns of Aztec and Farmington,
great improvements are being made,
new buildings are being constructed in
botti towns of the best u.uali'y of brick
and lumber, the most of the buildings
being t.vo-sl'ory bricks well constructed,
indicating thrift and energy backed by
capital and enterprise that is bringing
these towns rapidly to the front.
The new telephone line which they
have had for more than a year, is being
extended through different parts of the
valley and in tho towns of Farmington
ami Aztec, services are being extended
to the residence and buildings with a
central otlice in each town and in the
country surrounding each town, service
is extended to tho leading fanners and
ranchmen so they havu the modern con
veniences of older settled tuwus and
countries.
In both Aztec and Farmington, new
churches are being built and many new
and pretty residences are being con
structed and with the completion of
railroads which will doubtless reach us
in tho near future, San Juan county
promises to become tho garden spot of
tho great southwest.
Amoug the active, energetic movers
and hiistlers of Sac Juan county, Now
Mexico, noue is inoro active than
Granville IVfcdluton, vico president of
the New Mexico Uureau of Immigration
who has steadily been pushing his
county to the front for the past live
years, More is probably due to Judge
Pendleton than any other one person
in making the Animus valley famous.
Much credit is due to tho Territorial
Bureau of Immigration, and to Pendle
ton as vice president and Honorable
Max Frost, secretary of tho bureau, and
editor of the Nov Mexican, in advertis
ing and building up this great agri
cultural district and the greatest fruit
belt in the United States. Where c&
tura h:is done eo much fjr a couutry ua
it has done for San Juan county, New
Mexico, very little advertising goes a
long ways toward attracting attention
and bringing people, who iu turn bring
others and ao on Our sister county to.
the south of ua is indeed fortúnalo in
possessing all of these ricn natural re
sources which in time must make it the
garden Spot aud veritable orchard and
vineyard of tho groat southwest.-Du-rango
Herald.
Southern R. R. Connections.
Indications point to extensive railroad
building throughout New Mexico this
coming year with Sduta Fe as the cen
ter. The Santa Fe Kastern, a stand
ard gauge, is uow building out of Santa
Fe southeast toward F,l Paso at the rate
of one mile per day. Part of the stool
for this line is being transferred at Ala
mosa at the rate of four or K ve cars per
day.
Pennsylvania capitalist aro said to Le
behind this enterprise and that it is
their intention to ptibh on to El Paso on
the south and westward to Durango
and Aztec. The Chili line from Anto
nito to Santa Fe will no doubt bo made
a standard ga"go as soon as' tho Santa
Fe Eastern is rculy for through busi
ness. This will five tho Kio Grande
through connection instead of depend
ing on local trafile only, giving the Rio
tirando territory that was originally
planned by General Palmer, Governor
llunt and others thirty years ago, but
which was abandoned at the time of tho
Leadville boom in ISTti, when the origin
al pluu to tho south .vus abandoned for
the west.
New Mexico is growing rapidly and
tr.dlicfroiu that section is sought after
by all western lines. The Eastern when
completed will give the Kio Grande an
outlet to the south, east and west. Ex.
The Girl Who Makes Friend.
Do you know her?
She comes into a room like a sea
breeze, fresh, laughing, nodding right
and bft with happy impartiality. Tho
"blues" and ''doldrums" l!y out of the
window as she comes in. They Biinply
can't stand her sunn) presence, says an
exchange.
She is ready for everything, She
never throws cold water on your plans.
Sho claps her bands and says they are
splendid, and suggests a way to make
them even moro splendid, so swoetly and
modestly that you think it your own
suggestion,
Wherever t-he goes she sees the funny
side of things. And sho has such a fun
ny, whole-hearted way of describing
''t : u u muí to hear her as
to have been there yourself even bet
ter, for she has tho humorous oyo which
is a great gift.
She doesn't abuse it, though. You
needn't expect to bo regaled with bitter
sarcasms and spiteful exaggerations.
She can be clever aud funny without
being unkind, or untruthful or coarse.
And this is also a great gift.
She is receptive and responsive. She
likes everybody, not considering it her
duty to suspect everyone of evil until
they have expressly been prove í good
She prof res to consider all tho world
honest ami glad until it provi-s itself
otherwise.
She alfaya gets along. Sho has
friends everywhere. For peoplo who
have met her never forget her, and she
has room in her own heart for every
body. The girl who has friends who makes
friends and keeps friends blesB her!
It does not matter whether she is
rich and good lookii.g or poor and plain.
Her faculty for friendship makeB up for
everything else. And there isn't any
body we'd rather have around,
Mr. Joseph Poininville, of Still water.
Minn., after having spent over ,0(1(1
with tho bent doctors for stomach
trouble, without relief, was advised by
his druggist Mr. Alex. Uichuril, to try a
box of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver tablets, lie did so and is a-well
man today. If troubled with indiges
tion, bad taste in tho mouth lack of
appetite or constipation, give these
Tablets a trial, and you are certain to be
moro than pleased with tli result.
For sale at ó cents per box by W. C.
Johnson.
Where Pride Reaches its Limit.
"There are a w holo lot of species am
breeds of pride in this world," remarked
the man with the Happy trousers, "but
if there is any prouder or more puffed
up proposition on ejrth than a small
boy about 8 years old on a vacant lot
with a cutcher's glove on his hand
spitting into tho center of it orciHionly
for luck, just like the honest Injun sure
enough catchers show it to me!
From the Washington Post.
A Farmer Straightened Out.
"A man living on a farm near here
camo in a short tiue ago completely
doubled up with rheumatism. I handed
him a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
balm and told him to use it freely und
if not satisfied after using it he need not
hay a cent for it," ays C. P. Kayder, of
Pattens Mil'b, N. Y. "A few days later
be walked into tho store as straight as a
Btring and handod me a dollar saying
"give me another bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Halm. 1 want it in the house all
he time for it i red me." F.r sale bv
W. C. Johnson,
The Fleming Hay
stacker
And what your neighbors think
Of it.
There have been but few of the labor
saving, bay-saving niuchines used in this
county, but al! with whom we have talked
who have used them and have Been
them work, agree that the work easier,
put up more hay and do the work bat
tor fian any other stackor in use.
Mr. Leonard ltoat, who lives o unlet
north of Altec says"
ztec, N. M. , May 27, 19011.
The San Juan Stores Co.,
Gentlemea:
LaBt season I purchas
ed nnd used a Fleming Stacker
and am well pleased with it. re
gard it as a perfect haying machine and
handles hay in all conditions, easily
and cheaply.
I used tho stacker during windy
weather without any trouble.
Any good stout boy, 1 or 11 years old,
canhandle the rakes after the horses get
used to them. Only one able-bodied
man is needod in stacking, that is tho
man on the stack. The company claims
the stacker and rakes will save ú per
cent more hay than the old way of
handling. I urn satistled they will do
even hotter than that hs there is pracr
tically no loss in handling.
Leonard Bmt,
Aitec, N. M.
The San Juan Stores Co,
Gentlomem
1 have used the Fleming
stacker and rakes and consider it the
beBt haying outfit I have ever seen,
I have used them in Emory County,
Utah, fcr .'! seasons and would rather
have one Fleming stacker with rakes
than two derricks, and havo uacd both
I have stacked alfalfa from the winrow
and tind tho machine works equally well
in damp or dry hay. No one who has
hay to handlo can make a mistake iu
buying a Fleming outllt, Four of us
put up from dü to ,'J.j tons of hay a day
with a Fleming stacker and two rakes.
Jonathan (ale,
Mr. Gale lives on the Joe Dulpriu
ranch G miles north of Aztec.
The San Juan Stores Co, at Aztec
and Farmingtjn aro tho San Juan coun
ty agents for these machines and will be
pleased to have their representative call
on you if you aru interested in tho most
perfect stacker made.
It is said tho World's Fair grounds
at St. Louis are twice as largo as former
exposition sites und that already ile
um, id tor cjULO iu Bo great as to tax the
capacity.
A bronze statue of President McKin-
ley is now being cast at John Williams'
brouzo foundry N. Y., at a cost of á10,-
000, Tho statue was designed by
August Lukeman and will be unveiled
on Memorial Day at Adams'Mass,
The California Promotion committee
from 31 canneries in that stato has in
formation that it will reuuire 8,000 morn
peoplo to handlo tho fruit crop than is
now availablo, and without immigration
tho loss to the fruit growers will bo fully
óü per cent.
In view of tho iiuiiihur of ucciiluntf,
some htal, in tbo tirst Btaun of tho
l'uris-Madrid autoinobilo race from Vor-
Bailies to liordeaux, Peomier Cu"itjea
has forbidilen tho continuance of the
conti'st on l'Voncli turritory. The Bi'c
oiid Htaye of tho racu, which was to havo
'itcn cotitiinicd on Ttiesilay, included a
run over French i'rniory from Uor
deauy to the Spanish frouticr. Premier
Combes' nctiou proljuhl)' will lead to tho
races boin abandoned.
The St. Louis fair nianiifjors havo ro-
fiiiidi'd 6U0 to thu Xow York world's fair
commissioners which they paid out on
dedication day, On that day tho New
Voile coiiiiiiissioiipra couldn't find the
InicUs which h id been ordered for them
I'lid they hired two other hacks to go to
the urounda and back, and were i harnea
800 by the two hiicUinen. They objected
bo lonr und loud over the robbery that
the fair managers have refunded them
the f'iO.
Too Great a Risk.
In almost every neighborhood someone
has died iron an attack of colic o r
cholera morbus, oftoo before medicine
could.be procured or u physician sum
moned. A reliable remedy for theBO
diseases should He kept at band, The
risk ib too great for anyone to take,
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dia
hoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved
Ihe lives of more peoplo and relieved
more pain and suffering than any other
medicine iu use. It can ulwaya be do
poiuled upon. Tor sale by W. C. John
n. The Great Foe to Happiness.
From I ho Pilgrim.
The greatest foe to home peaco and
happiness is worry. Tho habit of worry
keeps us crossing bridges before we get
to them. Tho evils that fret ua iiinet
aro those which threaten us but have
not yet arrived. Stop thinking about
tho bread you aró afraid will not riso in
the morning, the now drees you are sure
tho dressmaker will spoil and next
month's gas bill, U you will firmly re
solve to worry only about the evil or
special hardship that confronts you this
hour or minute, und cannot be avoided,
niisetv tiine times out of 100 you will
aii'l there is no audi evil or hardship.
Association Article
Territoy uf New Mexico,
O 'lice o) i lie
Secretar j. t riiiiCHt.
I, J. W 3iynol,ls, Secr.try of the Territory
of N"W llexico. ilo Iiernliy certify there was
uiru it i -mm ni mi!, uuu-i' ni v n rim-if a. I
on tlm tvioiitj-MUHi day of March A. 1'. ID"
Articles il lui-oi piirioion of Ftnr 'L
l'muKter A-sm-mt mn. No, .CK",. ami also, tli
Iileu t'-r t -cnrii in tin oilier nt v o rlnck a. ui.
la
hut
I have coiui tircl tin- followmi; copy of the
nmuo wii-i the oncleat t liereot now on tile niul
declaim tr to he a erren I r.inscriit tlnirtrum
ami of tie wlmle. there, a.
In wile . whereof, i have IWonnto set my
hand anil artlxcil my uflioiul B'ul thin second
Uuy of Ms A. 1). l.mj.
Seal J. W. RAYSOI.DS,
Secretary uf Ni Uexicu.
Articles o. Association of Klura Vita Cemetery
Assu-'iath u t T Plora Vl-ita New Mexico.
The uuncr-U'iied citizen of New Mexico,
reoi'lenls llui,, Vi.ui. San Jtuu iviuit. in lti.it
teiritor, UksoehUml Mini d-. l,-leh tts.NOite
(h, liis.-lu- tus-ther tur the fulleutlii; ,ilre.,
Teao-nic. ue, ucciipy, lu cut niel ht'nulity a
Celll. teiy I li e a'Tps in extent. 111 the tevlsnp e'
Fh'ltt Vi.lf. H' .r.'siml, lor lile s..c nir'"se el blllv
iui: the ili-it- , ind t"i u li hii., si- h. divide iin,
luy oil In hi, úMii.,i Ut. .aid cemetery mi l ,i,,i,i,.
ler th irriv. n:..ii wed pl.iiitu, uu I eriimueiiiHiien
uf ttie anuí' ,
The said. ci.iti.,11 li:.H ti:iielli.'lii:lil teno'iiiiv
hy imn-lia-' . -ill, d. vtee er le-.iu.'-t ix 1 1 r.-.il -,r --r-iimt
pripev v, ln li lii'iv he iii-efv- o in c.o rw-ig
ullt the ule I- :,, ,ur.u., -i ule ,- iiioiilleiie.l
To makr mi. h I'nid, ntial hy-liivs a- tmiv h
ne csxiry 1 ' Hi. iiuvei nn nt el -aid n.-."eiiUen. u
Iu its lllellll l-iil., i'l pl'tiut.l . iiukI,- et .li-i,.-in- ,.
celnelery 1, -i iiii.l all ,, ii.. i nut, er, ;u ceiiuectieii
with Us ,ri i , .n in, ! ,,t in,-. ri .ilii.il vuth Die
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The lluro.' u el su, h tvaei-iiiliiiu sll.lll be Jier
ttiial, .
The prill'- I ,1 i la.-e ,.f luisini s uf s.iid nsseci alien
uliail he at i i. u Vela. San Jn.m enmnj, x M. xi-
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three nti t.
if said UteO.
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Kiiewn he t ,. ,..,,iik uhM, names are snl.-i rilied
to the l,,r,'),'o , insti nnieiit ,, in iti,i and aeknew.
h'ilireil that tli v ,.in,-,l. seal,,) und iii kii..v.U"k-ii
the name us i ., ;,.,, ai t ami di ed fur the us.-, ami
,iiioaes tin . hi -et tefth
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year iu till i ' llil.l .'lte lll..v.' -a l itten
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iV'tary 1'nhlic
My coniiiiiHH 'n expir.-e May It', lltnil.
Adn inistrator's Notice.
In the. in.t.er nf (lie U-tate of Mary II.
Knii kerhoc ,-er deceased.
The undo ineil h iviiu' lieeti ni,ointed ad
min s.raior d tii.í cmiiIii of eiild dei-eitsed here
liy ivcs no l i to all persona havi' u c'aiins
Htralost snii Id eas.,1 to present the e on to
nie for pnyu e;it. ami if such i.la ims he not pre
nented fori -iiu-!il iiUin one your tr..in the
diilti licrenl ihey i he hiirrijil iiy station. All
person Ind."!!'!'!! tn siuJ ealato nre nutilioil In
make pnvm --t ni inc.
Aztec. X. M , May '.'7 unci.
Pktkii KxicKi'iuincKEK.
Aoniiiiistrator
Homestiand Entry o. 5473.
NOT'CK I OK PUBLICATION.
Depi 'i-eent of Hie Ivterlor I
Lntiil Oh eat Sania Fe, N. M
") Muy -J. l:H, I
Notice Is li ivliy ulven that tho fellinvlnir
niuneil í.'ti e li."- lihnl ledii e of his intention
to make .it . . f In support nf his claim, and
cierx r.i -an .i o 'ininty at Aiee, N. M., en
Jutv lllli. ;.. i: Mniv J. Nntt lor thu N.
Vf. N. K. ii 'c. Tp.' :il N. 1!. Id V.
She DHmes ttie f"l .winei wittu-seji t" pr..ve
tier centinniMiR reshleiiee upen and cultiva
ti'Ui nf enld Intnl. vi7.: William M. Funk,
iIium'k W. Klick. .nni0S Y. Fnlkei'i-, Juntes
M. Miliwen nil nf I ednr lllll. N. M.
UANITEI. K.OTKHO, erjbtrr.
Pinal Settlement Notice.
In the unttiir of the ltate of Kilwunl K,-l-lov
ilei'uiisi'il .
Not ii is In-rfhy uiven. that mi Mninlay, t hi
nt Ii lav ul July A. 1). l'.l. tlml liHnfn ri-if-ul.'ir
term ilny of I'ruluiti! Court iu ami for
Sun Juan niuuly in llm Icrritory of Nrv Mi.-
li'll.
Llinirií A. Tinker. Kxurntnrof ol'lil fa
tuto will niirar li fori' suirt mart mil the
I llllKU tlli'll-iil Ullil lirii.si-llt HIV lililí soltlf
lui'iit an Hu. li exoi ulnr mul itav the n i r ' v :i I
ni suiiin aiuMvill thii apply to lit ilisi ti.tri:'-il
ttsuch exui ii I r. At. whuh timo ami iai uuy
yr rsoii iu ihierent may uipinr and present il
ji'i'iitm tn s. une il' iriv there lie.
Dated a. I A.tec, N. .11.. .Mny is. iii,,:i.
üKuHiili A. Tinkki;.
Kxei utor,
It
Mí. ii.
Silver San Juan Scenic Line.
Klto.M
RtlXiWA Y TO TKLM'HIDK, SAW PIT,
ÜPIlIlt, K1CO. POLOKKS. MANCOS, LA
I'l.ATA AND DUKAMiO,
Openinir u the most iuariitlreut trreiiery
lie Itoclty M 'iintiihis, unci passint; tliroiik'h thf
anions Gold and Silver 1'ields of
San Miguel and Dolores Counties
Anil tho
Montezuma and StieiiandGal) Valleys
The (in-Bt Atfricultnml Ki'iriou 'd
- - Tho Dolores Hivor
This line l ilitr- tlm loiirlst within onn riil.i
OI til WOUil'TIUl
HOMES OF THE CLIFF DWELLERS
In coi'hiMMion with tint Dcnvor A Itio (irnudc
t uirmt the iiusurpnsrtt'ii,
All Rail Around tlic Circle Trip.'
J. M. HERBER Mauajíc.
Bay Meat & Stor-
ago
Co.
Fresh Meats
Fresh F.ggs
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh ranch and creamery butter.
Ice nw ready 1 cent per pound
del vered to any part of c ty.
A FIRST CLASS MARKET.
Aztec, New Mexico
We wouldn't mako n "nitjrr'B" bed
either. Ming lladloy, the IiuHunupolia
chumbar maid who refused to make the
bed Hooker Washington slept in, hiia re ¬
ceived 0,000 contributed by southern
admirers. Now if she will only not io to
lecturing.
PROFESSIONAL
E. ti.CONWT.
PHYSICIAN AND SI KtiKON.
S" V. S. Pension KxaimUtii; Snttfeoii
i'ilU at.ewc red any hour, d.iy or ni,ht.
A2te Neiv Jlexiuo
)K.W.
lt.M. Kill'.
PHYSICIAN AND SfKtiKON.
A:-T, New Me.xi,
E. L. Ml" MM A.
PHYStmX AMI SI KliKUN.
Olli.e at Haker lintel.
Azli c. New Mevlco
I)h. A. ROM'.MHALi
PHYSICIAN ANU Sl'Kl, HON.
Knrmiiiis'l'in, New Mexico.
J.
Ul'FF.
SCHliKON-DKNTIST,
Fariniiik'toii, New Mn.
A.toc. Hrst Tucsdiii' iu each inniith."
Appointments iniiih- hy mail.
E.
S. Y1UTFHKA1'
tTTOKNKY AT LAW.
....SoT.lKT 1'lill.lC
Farmitiiiton. New Mexirn,
(jRANYILLK P EN 1) L KTON ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
....NiiTurv Pi'in.ic
Vlll practico in all Courts of the Territory.
Aztec, ' New Mexicc,
LEGAL NOTICES.
Kutray Notice,
Notit o is liproby u'ivcu thftt tlif mnlorsitíiUMl
I in- tiiktMi up the ftillnwiiiií il-'crlhcii H!rnv
nníinal at hur ranch n.-ur Atc( Nw México,
viz. ;
Oiio ltrT!i liiirsf v yniir old ItrfiU'lM ' on
thf 1pm flpuhlt-r am ( ua lh left r white
fn t' Hint four Whilu Iftnt .
TIk nwiinr ur owners nf sulil (Icurriheii uiii
mills f'tiíi'ir the kiuih1 at tlic o ml of the tu'vnn
moiithi) from tlmdntn of t li' llit imllicHttin
i'i niiH ni'iiri', unit'Hs rnuait'ii uy inn nwiii'riiK
ovmi-ij tht'rrof, or their nccut , t.roviim ownnr-
HtHpUllll pliVIliK :t 1 L H'lTHI churu"1 turifou.
Al i JOB MX'JN.
Findpuh April lu rjOi; Altec, S. M.
PITTSBURG
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The Only Perfect Machine
Made.
Tiit writ inii it in t hiiii view cf the oprr;itor
nil the liiur rinijilosit ami nrriniirt'st nm
I ruction, r;tpid uctinn. easy tnurh -luliipti'it
to fill kml f wiirk -lii'sl lor talnilntinc ntni
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tyji.' J'i'ttoit-ilMtMllllV Plnuni1.
i rell I tin lifi ni uuy oihcr muchiiin fur
Kioil. ehvin wurk.
Miicliiin'.n iold i!i Mii(y puyuiiMiU to partit's
wImm'iiu fu r f ii Ii (,'ootl iL'fdronci.
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COMPANY
llus WoodStree,
I The Strater Hotel:
DUKANfiO ('IJLOHAI)O.
: CHAS. E. STILWELL. Prcprictor. :
Firat claBS Bervico. Special rates to
country peoplo,
The Aztec Restaurant.
B. G. HILDEBRAND,, Proprietor
First class mealfl, neat and tiJy romns
good service, Your patronage solicited
"The Red Front," next door to the
Postoffice.
The People's Corral
and Livery Stable.
Felcn & Haloway, Props.
DURA N( It)
(."OLOUADO
THE ONLY HARDWARE STORE
NO F.7HWSTRN NEW MEXICO
PAINTS AND OILS
Hardware
JcCOY S
Hanlwarr, Tinwarr?,
luien mul Glass.
AZTEC,
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Dry Goods, Groceries
Boots and Shoes
Hats ana Caps
Hardware, Glassware
Queensware, Etc.
AZTEC,
THE CHEAP
A FULL LINE OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Fresh Groceries, Boots and Shoes
n. I'nru, OKt, Kto,, Kept '"i Hnnil. Nhviijii Hliinkete In sfnok. Now Uoudi Cutntlj:
llec-'iveil, A tfliareuf your initronao unlloittid.
BAILEY 5 HOWE
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Blankets and Comtor ts
Our blankets are reliable, they are good blank
ets at w hatever the pi ice be they of the highest
grades or the most inexpensive, liven blanket is up
to the high standard of excellence which governed
our purchases when the great stock was selected.
They aro Warm and They Mil Wear,
Two points absolutely essential to the perfect blanket.
All wero botignt from the mills direct.
Stores
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DURANGO, COLORADO.
FRANK REVELL,
CONTRACTOR M
!t. mates (uroiebed (ur al kinds of
. . . , ,. bu i Klines
Carries in Stock a Complete Lin
!! Cofilns, L ldcrtakers' Goods,
ii'.ipoitcil Caukcl, r.tc,
Shop South of Livery Stable,
A.ZTKC, X. M
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DOORS RHQ SKSH
and furniture
BATHJEH
Aj,rricultural Implements
Mail Orders Solicited.
NEW MEXICO
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NEW MEXICO.
CASH STORE.
AZTEC,
New Mxico
Company.