The San Juan County index., October 19, 1906, Image 4

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have frequent headaches contal tongue,
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urual alter eating, stomach gnaw-or
burn, foul breath, dluj spells, poor or
variable appetite, nausea at times and
kindred symptoms?
If yoTNtv any considerable number of
thKaboe5yjjtoms you are suffering
fromXillouinTWpld liver with Indl-
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idU''P. It Is a
efficient
liver Inviiorator. atomach tonic.
bowel regulator and nerve strengthener.
The "Golden Medical Discovery Is nut
ft patent medicine or nxret nostrum, a
full lli-t of its Ingredients being printed
on Its bottle-wrapper and attested under
oath. A glance at iu formula will show
that :t to tains no alcohol, or harmful
hab".- mi': ; rui?8. It li a fluid extract
mtj' c 'riple-refined glyci-rlna,
of i p r - iniii, from the roots of the
i nrf nutlv.; Aruerlcan forest plants,
VI?... liuiden heal ro"t, Stone root, lilarlc
ClmrrybarU, ,tiie.n's root, Bloodrdbt, and
Mandrake root.
The foMun'.nrf la.ry nnxlical mthorm.,
atuviLg a hi.il of I'D.crs, et l the funiculus'
rit f'if tlieOUi i f tm.1 Mieti u liiiHilt ta tha
f)KTi'sy.'iiptoiiliidVAili r-n f. It. ftarthuluw.
Jfl. D.. yf Jfffcrson Me?, ( oll.yn, l'Mla i Prof.
M- Hal. M i)., i. iHlmituanii Med. Col I ego.
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Lauronce Johnmm. M.T.,MmI Ueni. Vnlv. of
N. Yi Prof. Flulw Ellltnrwood. M. I).. Author
fwixxl, M. V., Author
Of MteH Mdlra and Prof. In Dennett Mudl-
tai Colleín. Ctilctiro. Send name and
rd-
drMS on Postal Card to Dr. ft. V. Pluree. Duf-
IHQ. . r and receive frtt booklet giving
extracts from wrltlnirsof all the above mrijl
Cal sutliora and many othersendornlng. Ir. the
Strongest is!llo terms. eadi ami .v.rr In
(Tun'Unt of wliloh "Golden Medleal . iieov-
ry " Is componed. '
Dr. Pierre's Pleaaant Pelleui nuUU and
Inr'jrorstA Ktomscli. llrir anil NiwaIh.
Thy
jpsj rm ua In rnr'ti'i Hon with "(lolflen
Hecllcsl U'wererv " If o.jwel aru murli con
tijjtd. Tb ip Mm- and swar-coated.
Local and Personal.
Applo hox ptter we carry It.
More diphtheria in rt portcil in Aztec.
Apple box paper at The Index office.
Col. Welsh was in from the San
Juan Tuesday.
Nostor Martin", was over from La
Plata Monday.
Arthur Sever was a district court
witness in Aztec Monday.
j.A . Hipplor and family wero over
from llloomlii'ld Wednesday.
K.'ad the new ad of the Aztec Hard
wave & Luinlier Co. In this ÍH-ue.
y A. C. Fritz, wife and baby are here
vi.iltinjj Jerry Thomas a .d family.
y Iferrafler The Index ollice will be
located over the new Thomas building.
Manager Vorhees was up from
Farniington Monday on telephone
bunine-ts.
U Aitee's iinprovementH are marked
and tlio t;wn is wearing an air of
raijia!iiiiíoi-,
Put your apples on the market in
marketable shape and get your box
paper at The Index office.
Rev. P. H. Davlea and wife depart
ed for Pueblo last week where they
will make their future home.
Rev. J. A. Lewis will preatih in the
court house next K.ibbath morning
and evening. All are Invl'.ed.
Bob Pro witt's family left Tuesday
for Albuquerque. B'--b will leave in
about a month for that city.
O. Snyder was a Durando visitor
the first of the week. Ho has order
ed some line fixtures for his saloon.
Before buying inspect our stock of
paints inri oils.
LU'RAN(H) I'l.YNINU MlI.I. & Lbli. Co.
Apples
are quoted at 70c per box.
The
crop
trees
íian
are red with the largest
Juan county has seen in
ave
boon seen in the
narty expects to
Tie- deer season
i i
.M.
'I
auk Hate.-. ;ind A ivh Met 'o are
n Shipr.elt .v.Tiiing for the n'eni
nifjiil. ''y Willow- aN returned
after court 'hi'y i oe.
The m.my li-iend ot Mr. M. F.
I'ilield vsul be glad to know that she
has gained 6 pounds the past summer
and is feeling much better.
V'W. M. Danburg, candidate on the
Democratic ticket for constitutional
delegate, was greeting his friends in
this city yesterday.
L. J. Gower was up from Farming
ton last Friday attending to county
seat business. He is one of the sub
stantial ranchers and orchardists of
this county.
Eudoro Cordova left Monday for
the eastern part of his district on
sheep inspecting business. The sheep
at Blanco were dipped under Mr.
Cordova'B direction.
L. A. Schamp arrived from Canon
City Tuesday to look over the im
provement in our town and county
since his visit last sprint:. He whs
agreeably surprised..
J. W. Reagnn is reported to have
gone through Aztee Wednesday on
his way to Farmington. This may
have a significant bearing on the rail
road question in this county.
The district court this term cost
about Í1.0OO, leaving f 100 in tlio court
fund. It was said that hereafter the
court would meet in November, as
the citizens are so busy with crops in
October that jury duty is a great bur
den on them.
L. A. Schamp brought W. Goff
Black's huge dog from Canon City
this week. The dog is mastiff and
Rnssian blood-hound and a big good
natured fellow only IS months old.
Ha la a treat uct with Mr. Black's
vbildren and guards them carefully,
Bv'MRf . JAS. TAYLOR
iA, V. (haves has his new house well
under construction.
Everybody is busy putting up the
third cutting of alfalfa.
Henry Woods put a gang to work
Monday morning picking and boxing
apples.
kMrs. Belle Whitney started on a
trip eat last Wednesday to be gone a
month.
JThere will be a social given at tho
Taylor home Friday night Nov. 2d.
Proceeds to go toward building the
school house. Everybody invited. .
The social given at the Bates homo
last Friday waa a success in every
way there being about 50 present and
the sum of $8 was realized. These
socials will be given every two weeks
all winter and notice will be publish
ed each time. They will be held at
the neighbors' homes until the school
building is finished.
On election day the ladles of Cedar
Hill will serve dinner at the school
houne near where the election will be
held. Dinner üerved 25o. Proceeds
will go to the school building. Every
one come and stay for dinner and
bring your wife. Those desiring to
stay for the counting of the ballots
can get supper also.
J 0 McColluras horse became fright
ened and started to run with him up
near the long grade last Sunday while
coming to Sunday School and ran
down to the DeRomer etore and there
run into a wagon and was thrown out.
Mrs. E. T. Israel and two children
were in the wagon with him. No one
was hurt but the harneas waa broken
in a number of places and the horses
received a few scratches.
Wash Graves won first prize Friday
night in placing the misplaced letters
into words, there being 16. He cor
rected them first and James Taylor
succeedod after a long struggle to cor
rect -I of them ; he got 3 prizes also
and In the second contest W. Graves,
Frank McDaniels, Miss Cora Blaksley
and Mrs. Jackson tied and had to
draw straws to see who got the prem
ium. Frankle McDanlols first; James
Flack second.
District Court.
The 1900 term of tho district court
ended last Wednesday. A large
doekct awaited the court's attention
which was mostly cleared up.
The grand jury , was drawn as fol
lows, upon the summons served by
Sheriff Vaughan: E A Depew, J II
Hampton, Luis Torres, C D Green,
Leonardo Jaqtiez, L Hampton, F W
Townsend, J II Bunco, Fernandez
Gonzali s, R Ripley, Francisco Pach-
P Gavin. W L Paddack and E A De
pew were excused for cause.
The potit Jurors were 28 iu number.
It appearing to the court that the
panels of grand and petit jurors were
incomplete the judge drew from the
box a sufficient number of names to
make the panels complete. The fol
lowing wore named as grand jurors:
Joe Prewitt, D Longstreet, Frank
Hoff, Sherman Waggoner, J W Farm
er Jr, C L Carter, B II Milleson,
Morg Gilbert, Jas Pierce, A J Davis,
H A Bay. Joe Prewitt was appoint
ed foreman by order of the court.
The largo number of civil cases on
the docket makes individual mention
impossible. Among tho moro prom
inent may bo mentioned:
The cases of the Greeks destroying
the Rio Grande track near Flora Vista
went by default and their bonds were
forfoited.
The grand Jury, Joe Prewitt, fore
man, presented 13 indictments.
O A Keysor, larceny from dwelling,
This was tho caBe where J R Williams
residence was broken into. The de
fendant was found guilty and fined
$-r0 and costs. Upon payment of f25
and costs Keysor was dismissed.
D & R G R R Co vs Luther Wolfe,
condemnation case, verdict was ren
dered for Wolfe, 432.50 and interest
$32.29. Motion - for new trial ws
made.
Two indictments were found against
Frank Kounig, larceny and embezzle
ment.
"No bills" were found in these
cases: F M Harrison, C W Cameron,
Chas Turner, C and K Manerun and
J II Bunco.
George Salmon was found not guil
ty as charged, disfiguring bull.
Order allowing change In diversion
of ditches was made in case of La
Plata Indian Ditch Co vs Hillside Ir
rigation Ditch Co.
J A Duff was appointed guardian of
Thos S Duff and Percival A Duff.
Mary J Markey was appointed
guardian of Lucilo Markley.
Mary A Kinsley guardian of John
L)., t V., L Lf and 15 H Sullivan, was
allowed to sell certain real CBtate.
Rheudia L Smith was granted
divorce from Jas II Smith and allow.
ed custody of minor children.
Indictments were found against
Chas Wright, Joe Adair, larceny: Ed
Dodson and Frank Hotnesley, cheat
ing and defrauding.
"No bills" were found as follows
Jose Herrera, Granville Pendleton, G
D Sutton, Arthur Scott, Wm Adair,
John Henderson, J 0 McEwen, Thos
Tattershall. Indictments were found
against Sam Wright and W J Jordan
selling liquor to minors.
Joe Turner and Jesse Walling, driv
ing cattle from range.
Hyde Exploring Expedition vs Ja
T Fay resulted in Fay being awarded
o6.70.
J U Hampton vs J U Williams ver
diet waa given Hampton for Í167.38
"No bills'' folindi Granville Pen
dleton, Clay Brett and Clarence
Looking For
Supplies?
Well, Here They Are:
BERRY CRATES, PEACH, PEAR,
PLUM AND ALL KINDS OF FBl'IT
BOXES AND NAILS . ALSO
PEACH, PEAR AND APrLK BOX
PAPER AT
Association Building
Durango
AT ASSOCIATION PRICK
San Joan County
Fruit ft Produce
Growers Ass'n
cceoccccosooococoooeoo
Pepin, John Coyn.
Sam Ridinger vs M O Snyder, ver
dict was given for Bidinger in sum of
140.
C F Holly vg Independent Ditch Co,
Holly allowed $133,20 and JlJ1.11 in
terest. Cases against Jordan & Wright
were dismissed upon their taking out
liquor license.
Case of Harry Schiffer va Joo Pre
witt, verdict for Schiffer rendered for
$4,805.67.
Cases of Granville Pendleton v W
J Prickett and C S Cameron vs W J
Prickett are of special interest to the
people of Aztec, Judge McFie took
this case from the Jury and suggested
that a bill in equity be filed by Mr.
Priekett's attorneys, as under the ac
tion for replevin it appeared in a civil
action that Pendleton had a right to
possession of goats. This was done
and a restraining order granted
against Pendloton and Cameron un
til Oct. 31, 1908, when Prickett may
appear at Santa Fe and show cause
why such order shall not be continu
ed. Prickett must file $2,000 bonds to
Indemnify Pendleton and Cameron
for any damages they may sustain by
reason of such restraining order.
The Coolldge Ditch case will come
up before a referee Nov. 15th. Read,
Ellis, Whitehead and Higgins will be
attorneys for the Territory, Pendleton
and Palmer representing the Ditch
Co. Full report of this e&so will be
made later. It involves $6,000 in
ttsi -ta-Siit-Jtisiieositty;
Hippler vs WelBh, verdict for Hip-
pier in sum of 20 for damages to
fence broken by Welch's cattle.
F M Pierce vs S A Coolidge, Judg
ment rendered for Pieroe.
O S Evans vs F M Pieroe, judgment
for Evans.
J B Garrish vs D J Craig continued.
Thos Cash vs Ed Lewis, verdiot for
Cash.
Abo Howo and J M Palmer vs J T
Fay, judgment for Fay.
Howe and Palmer vs Fay, dismissed.
A L Nathan & Co va E Y McAlpine,
adgment for Nathan.
T 0 Graden vs Estate of Scott Mor
ris. Proceedings rested because no
qualified administrator present to act
n premises.
Goats for Sale.
My heard of 600 goate, about half
Angora and the balance white picked
stock. Fourteeu registered Angoras
and their increase for this year
eligible to registry, 37-4.
pply to F. T. Amiot, Blanco, N. M.
Ularry McWilliams reports a crop of
1500 boxes of apples from the Blancett
ranch.
IV Married, at the bride's home at La
r- '
Plata, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 14th,
William F. Gleckler and Miss Belle
MayLarick. The groom is the pop
ular clerk at the Paddack Mercantile
Co. store at Pendleton. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mrs. J. R.
Hartley of La Plata. These young
people are held in high esteem and
their future seems one of special
promise. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. M. F. Fifield of Aztec.
Aztec's hotel accommodations did
not suit some of the distinguished
guests the past week. It is rumored
that the county seat will be moved to
Farmington by next court time by
the legislature to secure the excellent
services at the Grand hotel for the
blase interpreter and clerk. Aztec
feels awful bad but can only hope for
the best.
There will be a Democratic meet
ine at the Aztec court house on next
Monday night, Oct. 22, addressed by
Hon. H. B. Ferguson, former dele
gate to congress. The speaking
scheduled for tonight at Aztec will be
postponed to Monday night. Change
is also made in the Farmington date
from Oct. 26 to Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Dr. M. D. Gibbs and family have
removed to Farmington where they
will make their home. Dr. Gibbs for
several months has been a resident of
Aztec and by strict attention to busi
ness won the confidence of our best
citizens. The Index regrets to see
him leave the future metropolis of
this county but is glad that he gbes
to the next best town, Farmington
His medical skill Is the result of years
of practice, A doctor's prosperity is
said to depend on the misfortune of
others, but if you get sick you want
the best doctor you can get. We pre
. diet success to Dr. Gibbs.
C-:ii You Use Moneys
If you wish to renew a loan
at lower tato of Interest?
If you wish to .prove up on
good land!
If vou wi.h to improve
your home or farm!
If you wish to pay up old
indebtedness!
We May Be Able to Help Yea
We loan money in large or
email amounts on improved
Juan county property.
Prompt attentiivi
Liberal Terms
li Tic frank Eldrálge lay. Co.
Ddranqo, Colo.
FREE AUCTION!
Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 20, there
will be a free auction at Aztee from
11 a. m. to 3 p. m. Those having any
thing to sell will please bring same in
early. Will Noland will be auction
eer. These sales will be held under
the charge of Aztec businessmen and
will probably occur every two weeks.
If you have nothing to sell you may
see something you want to buy.
Remember the date, Saturday, and
tbe hours, 11 to 3. Í
FLORA VI8TA.
G. B. Jones has returned from Sil
verton to his ranch near this place.
Mrs. R. W. Heflin. and Mrs. John
Luther expect two sisters out from
Creede to spend the winter.
A. Sever and aons of Flora Vista
will have about 1500 boxes of good
winter apples this year.
Buben Heflin is figuring on handl
ing the apple crop around Flora Vista
this fall and in connection with his
brother will start in the general mer
chandise business.
iMr. and Mrs. Henry from Creede,
Colo., father and mother of Mrs. R.
W. Heflin and Mrs. John Luther ar
rived last Thursday at Flora Vista
for a visit.
Miss Carrie Liilie, daughter of Mrs.
John Burns and sister of Mrs. Arthur
Sever, came from Winona, Minn., to
make her home at Flora Vista with
her parents. Miss Lillie was separat
ed from her mother and sister sixteen
years ago in Minnesota and it was
only a year ago fiat Mrs. Burns or
Mrs. Sever could got track of her.
Miss Lillie - was adopted by people
who took ' her when she was four
years of age and his received a fine
education. Tho Reunion between
mrjiftmaririuTirrgfrtJ- o.srhap.
py and touching.
Instruniei
fs'Fiied.
War deeds R
Rurubaugh tr to
Mary Blacklock: (
M Woods and wf
Depew and wf to
e and wf to John
man and wf to F
to Mamie Fay, E
R A Hood; C N Ha
DMotts; T R Bon
Koenlg and H C Di
con; Lamn Beck
and wftoCFNicl
íolson II L Dun-
ning and wf to A
H Dunning; A II
H L Dunning.
Dunning and wf to
Trust deeds Mb!
mie Fay to A M
Anisden ; C F NichJ
lson and wf to A
M Amsdeu,
Release deeds 0 E McOonnell to J
M Palmer and wf.
Q C Deed J P Atteberry and wf to
E II Foster. ;
Not irial bond John S Rodgers et al.
Notice of lis pendens J J Ivie, adm
to Jeso P Walling et al.
Chattel Mtges W O May and Mary
C Boyce to T A Pierce; I W Enke to
1 ,. XTi. T) 1 . '! . . T Tl If . 1 .
xnu iiui jjuuü. x uriiiiiiigbuu , i a tiyue
Jr to Local Security Co.
Cer Nomination-j-0 A Spless, chair
man.
Receivers final ro:elpt--Larkin Beck
Notice of Possession O II Conder,
Miss Rubv M. Hrvan came down
from Durango Satlirday last to make
a visit to her honiestead under the
Eden ditch. She has a fine piece of
land and is a fine li ttle lady herself
y The candy social of the Presbyter
ian Aid society
on Mrs. Waring's
lawn last Saturday
was a thorough
success as long rs
it lasted. The
ladies ran out of
netted about f 7.
bandy too soon but
C. W. FisherdicW
of La Plata, sent
a sheaf of oats toll
he Index collection
that tops the btmij h, both in quality
and size. Mr. Fisllordick raised some
nne gram this ye'
iar byieason of in
telligent applicaticj
n and hard work
W. A. Anderson
and family, and
daughter Mrs. Rutherford, H. Nunn
and family, in all numbering nine, ar
rived in Aztec Wednesday from Tex
as to make their homes here. They
will be welcomed By our good citizens,
Miss Irene Spykcr was the recepi
ent of a visit one
by the following
evening last week
company of young
people i Misses Ciirrle and OnaEb
len, Mary and Ini
2 Slavens, Marylu
8. R. Coon, David
Hartman, Messrs
Martin, Glenn Rainsower, Vane Wil
Hams and Jim Pierce. A most de
lightful evening; was enjoyed. Miss
Spyker is visiting her mother, Mrs
jerry momas.
AThe old Baker property now oc
cupied by tbe Aztee hotel, Miss Hilma
Skrifvars, proprietrass, has been sold
to Lewis Allinger for Í2.000. Mr,
Alllnger it is said will take possession
b.. Nov. 10th. Th3 building will be
used in connection with the Animas
hotel run by O. W. Stone. An addi
tlon to make a 20-room hotel building
is contemplated by Mr. Allln)r and
Mr. Griswold.
fv I
3
For Sale, Lost, Found, 5c per line. (
Fresh Jersey cow for sale. Apply
to W. E. Williams, Aztee.
Ground bone, the egg producer, for
sale at A M Hubbard's market.
WANTED -Leghorn pullets or hens.
Inquire at this office at once. 3Sw2
W. II. Williams will sell 60 foot
front by 270 deep on the Bunker lane;
price $325.00.
.Stock for Pasture.
Horses and cattle pastured for Í 1
per month. Water and fence in
pasture and all stock carefully watch
ed. Will call for and deliver. Leave
word at Carter & Lair's Livery stable.
Aztec.
34-3 Wm. C. May.
WANT TO TRADE-Hay and
grain for horse will deliver if wanted.
J. W. Hale, La Plata, N. M.
LOST In Aztec, a Gold Broocb,
opal setting. Finder will kindly re
turn same to this office.
LOST A black and white spotted
dog in Aztec on Republican conven
tion day. Dog is quite large, part
hound. Finder notify Index office.
Sheep Strayed.
Strayed from a bunch, a flock of
about 600 sheep. Anyone finding
same will kindly notify Ramon Jaquez
and they will be liberally rewarded.
Ramon Jaqiez,
Blanco, N. M.
WANTED: Men in each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute sam
ples and circulars of our goods.
Salary f 30.00 per mo. $3.00 per day
for expenses, Saunders Co., Dept. S.,
48 50 Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.
CONING EVENTS.
Second number on Lyceum course,
Thos. McClary, "Mission of Mirth"
at Aztec Presbyterian church, Nov. 1.
For the Stomach
Heart and Kidneys
Df. Shoop's Restorative Is a Canse
Cure not a Symptom Core.
It la common mistake to take Htlflclal diges
ters for stomach trouble or heart sWmulunu
for weak heart or so-called kidney remedión tor
diseased kidneys. These organs do not act separ
ately or ot their own accord they have no con
trol oyer themnclves uiid not once to 800 times
U the sickness the fault ot the organ. It is tha
fault ol the nerves which control tbe organ
and only through these A nerves can stomach.
kldnaylor heart di
Bhoop. of Hacine.
arlylnhistnedioal '
these Inside nerves
nerves thatCy
oolf waa It pos-' t
orders be cured. Dr.
Wisconsin, learned
experience that
were the Dower
"through them
digestion, hoart
Bibletocuroln.
Ing, Insomnia,
burn, belch-
baokaebe.
heart weak
Bright' dis-
nesscs. and
ease and all
other affections
of tho kid-
hers. For all ot
j these alimenta
are not separata wwv-
sicknesses una
re not to be treatedN
as such. Thevars
merely symptoms of
Inside nerve weak-
Dsss. and when tbe
nerves are restored
the symptoms and tbe
sickness disappear.
Tbe remedy which Dr.
Snoop prescribed for
these ailing nerves Is known as Dr. Shoop's
Kestorauve. it relieves the pain and distress of
kidney, stomach and heart troubles quicker even
than those medicines designed simply to give
temporary relief. Dr. Shoop's Restorative can
dow be had of druggists evcrywoara. lor saia
and raoommendsd by
AZTEC DRUG CO.
Coal for Sale.
There will be plenty of coal for
sale at the Prewitt mine on and after
Sept. 25. Orders for delivery may be
left at Carter & Lair's Livery Stable
Aztec.
31-3 W. C. May, Lessee.
Lumber For Sale.
I have for sale 60,000 feet of good
one and two inch lumber. This is a
good grade of cull suitable for out
buildings, fences, etc. Price 810.00
per thousand F. O. B. my mill. Also
a few thousand foet of 6 foot and 8
foot boards, No. 1 common at 88.00
per thousand and slabs at 82.00 per
load. Ed. M. Brown,
38w4 Duranco, Colo,
E. J. Wilson, general agent of the
Armour Packing Co., and J. R. Ab
sher, of the Knight-Locke Piano Co.,
were down from Durango Tuesday.
They both drive a thriving trade down
this way.
Odd numbers and sizes in Shoes
regardless of price.
MacLeod I Townsend.
Edwards Appointed. .
Governor Hagerman has appointed
Attorney A. M. Edwards of Farming-
ton as member of the bureau of im
migration vice Granville Pendleton.
The appointment meota with univer
sal approval In this county. Mr. Ed
wards will fulfill the duties of his
office without fear or favor.
E. H. Foster was an Aztec visitor
Saturday from his ranch above town.
His fruit, vegetable and grain crops
were good this year. His ranch is in
the red soil that is acknowledged the
beBt in this country.
.-Postmistress Waring has pla ed
iiew combination lock boxes in tho
postofllce to the gratification of her
many patrons. The boxes are tlio
latest made and are opened on tho
principle ot a combination safe.
Fred ohl brought a manglewurzel
into The Index last week that is a big
one, weighing 47 pounds. Vr. Kohl
also has as fine potatoes as any shown
here this fall. He has a fine piece of
land just above town that will grow
almost anything.
Mrs. Waring has had new sidewalk
placed around tho postotlicp corner
on both sides and tho council has
Marshal Noble energetically at work
putting in cross-walks and culverts
and building drainage ditches all over
town. Aztec is coming ahead.
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THE BIG STORE
Fall and Winter Styles
1906 and 1907
We call your attention to the only -"Strictly High
Grade" lines of.Men'B Ready-to-Put-on Tailored
Clothing shown hi Durango, not the cheap junk shop
ir dry goods kinds but the BEST makes eyer ahowu
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MISS HILMA SKRIFVARS, Proprietress. "
Only Fire Proof Brick Hotel Building in Aztec
Cool and CleanThe Best Service at
Moderate Price
Special Rates to Boarders
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The largest and best lot ever
watch them grow! Either
Order early. Oct. 1st, 1906, will
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The Fred Mueller
5 14 13-IV Larimer
F. B. Townsend
V'Bitor tliia week.
was a Durango
Mrs. C. N. West came up from
Farmington Tuesday for a short visit.
II. Conder
ranch Tuesday
county seat.
was down from his
on business at the
Frank Hoff, nominated by tho Re
publican convention for assessor,
made the race two years ago and this
year will land tho prize for which ho
has set out. Frank's friends in this
county aro ready to stand by him.
lW. E. Lonfesty, a resident of Aztec
and a member of the D & R G survey
corps which did work in this county
recently, has returned. The survey
ors will run some levels over the dis
puted right of way of the Rio Grande
and A & 0.
Rev. and Mrs G. Lee Phelps and
family departed Tuesday for Okla
homa, the altitude here not agreeing
with Mrs. Phelps. Aztec regrets to
see these good people leave and wish
es them health and happiness wher
ever they may go. The Aztec Bap
tist church is again without a pastor.
Rev. Mr. Phelps was an orator of
ability and a consistent christian in
all walks of life.
A. M. Hubbard has his new meat
market building next to the Odd Fel
low block, almost completed, Mr,
Hubbard will at once install a fine
new refrigerator similar to the one
burned and give Aztec a meat market
better oven than his other one. Al's
many friends will rejoi e to soe him
get ahead.
Men's and Boys'
CLOTHING
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Trees delsvered in this county this
Spring. Have you seen them?
brought into tho county. Just
spring or fall delivery. Place your
close all fall orders H H K
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You take no chance when buying n har
ness from us; every pet warranted to be tis
enresdited. Ini double team harness
complete with rollars and brcrchinns. Con
cord stylo, 2-inch truces,-fur $22.00. Sold
everywhere for SL'7.00. Send for our free
cat alogue of saddles and harness. Lowest
prices in the U. S. 1 H II
Saddle & Harness Co. 1
St., Denver. Colo.
iinig'it Locke Piano Co.
J. R. Absher, general agent fortius
section of tho reliable Knight Locke
Piano Co., of Denver, was down from
Durango Tuesday look ng up business
for Lis firm. "The Knight Locke
Piano Co. is one of tho oldest in the
west," said Mr. Absher, "and handlo
tho finest grades of pianos, piano
players and organs. The Mason &
Hamlin, Conover, Cable and Kings
bury instruments aro amo.ig thos
carried by our house and we guaran
tee satisfaction on them all. I th nk
you have a line town at Aztec and
the valley beats anything I ever saw,
with its fruit, grain and large wator
supply. I Bhall make frequent visits
to Azte : and its irood neoulo. Mv
house appreciates the large share of
piano business it is now receiving
from here and I can refer prospectivo
piano buyers to any of our customers
in this county. My headquarters are
at Durango."
It would be well for property own
ors, who are desirous of improving
their homes, to keep in touch with
The Frank Eldrodge Inv. Co. ads.
We are advised that on land with
good water rights, this company will
loan money at very reasonable rates
of Interest.
In the championship bniel a 1 series
between the winners of the National
and American league teams in Olilca
go the series was won by the Americans.