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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1894-02-23

The ri Pdso Timce of recent date had
tho following article 81: corning Gerop,
limo aud liza braves, Nho committed
nuu,hcrlesa cIim"s ~ ihis COTTON opt so
mApy years PEo!
Old uerouimo has ngcd rapidly ip the
p'.si few yrere. lis hair Icing now al.
most &c vhi'c 20 SNOW, though he is still
robpet and hearty. Manu- bps also aged
until lac is dcoropil and almost helpless.
The ~deerprate and seemingly imrlaea,
lie block MauEus. who took his four.
t-rn to.lowe,su and lott Geronimo because
he latter merely s~uggested q second
sur. gnicr 10 General CIoOk, and who
alter bis own capture by the trOops
l1der General Miles fought the soldiers
in the cars and jumped from q window
while tho train was under full headwRy,
is now a quiet obeiieut aoliieri one Of
our country's brave defenders. Riateha
brother.iu.lu law Of GcronimO, who learned
to real aud vIilo EIglish while inpris.
oned on Alcatra2 island in tho bay OF
San Frapqisco, is % happy as child,
Nalcbez is sullen unl morose, while
Cbptto is content that hp escaped the
gallows Tor tie murder Of Judge Nc.
Comas, wife anil little boy. Geronimo
would like to. return hut is afraid rhe
pcorle Of Arizona would kill him il he
lid.
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Henry N..Corp, tho we'll known land
lawyer, q. Washington, u. g., has issued
s new eli TO- II he American Mining
CJdo, iIcIudiag laws ld'vly passed by
song ess ua | the several stu,Cs and ter,
:.io. los. AL lersJns who intend to
prospect for miIes mkt spring eau
'ptAi tlIllg Wl.i'pg evenings PgGlliRlil
u ren,iag Ibis book. II may DO or.
,ef,d hy mail l.r,Gt from the publish.
or X bookstores DO not keep 1t In sock.
The price is 80 cents. CGpp's Mining
Code enlDruces tho U. S. mining laws
aud Official regulations, a.9alged by
ou. jcc.5, water rights, coal lands ana
timber cuttiAs; saline lands aud town
sites; also tie Local state aud territorial
mining laws, with numerous practical
,onus embracing location notices, PROOF
Of labor, notice OF forfeiture, liens, sur.
seys, upi licalion Tor patent, adverse
claim, mia.uS decd, escrow agreement
and leusc, with u valuable digest OF
court aud department decisions.
Edward Bok's successful article ia
no JaAua,y Cosmopolitan Oh The
YouaG Mau in business" has been no
printed il Il handy and tasteful b1Oklet
form ut " con 3 by tho Curtis Publish,
lug company OF philadelphia To thlS
reprint Mr.. Box has added some four.
teen pages oil editorial mEttor answer,
Ing "ILIeo Uacsrtain Young Men,"
Mr., Van Bucken, Of Flora Vista; gave
a card party last Wednesday night in
honor OF lis unmarried friends.
Attond the concert tO.moTEsG 5Vsning,
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: Notice h bsrubr mrrn that. tho. fcllovtnr dG
arribed nnimnieli aW been tHkcu rp rrder The
estray lays ~ Nov Ne1lqo by l.. II. BmneL al
Pr9clnct No. A.Ot But LLan curntv New Mexico
on tho 2bth day Of JRhutTy, iBsl, to.Uiti One
dhFt bay,h!un. broken to work ahnuE I yesfa
old branded 81 or 80 on loft hin aud 80
brown hNTaN fnUlo brukon' 70 wLrL ab,ot Ia
ytnrRold with 40 hfhnda Visible. npIi unirE tbc
oNuer or Cwuara " ~thB sans snail ripk,, spd
provo Bald I rupUdty withtu aeVnn month"; ft,,rn
the h,O II this nDtffa aud pRy ali e. "a tb,ro@ ~
tho same viii b Fola stphblCe sale nt LroYtdod
Given under my hand this God day Of Feb
-'' % C.E T.. pINBnET.
As9Rscg OF San Juan County,
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LOCAL ITpMs.
pRlod bay >! :. W. BaI1Y4 o.

Judge Lsurhren Fas up Saturday.
Che BID 81 IiArsh and then tho lore.
.rn- ort in full % tferOQo on The erd
birch
Eermqn Rathgep roe in Drr,nfo
this week.
Mice Julia HVhtpph IL suffering iron,
Fn attack Of Ia Ri'p.
The masons haYc terrl, 10 hey Erict
pm the Bunker ~resijeuee.
Mr.. sbidler is' %i9itinr IN bro1 CT 4
W. shidlerl Of Fqi wington,
Editor Willis OF The Times paid a yisit
70 G Wmissiouer Martinez last week.
Charles n. TTeW, Of Colorado, is
spending a few week on the San Juan.
Dan Sullivan has proved into big
rOOmy new houee on bis San Juan
ranch.
3. F. Spinner Of Largo, haa trunsier-
ped his stock Of goods to tho old Barron
stand.
James Goodwin and wife. of Flora
Vista spent Monday with H. A. Grove
Pnd family.
LHthsr Daniels. aon Of Frank papiel,.
Of the San Juan, ia quite i'll throatencd
with pneumonia.
The Jarvis house changed hands
last week, Mr.. Bhncett reti ing and Nj.
jolly taking charge.
See the card Of the Jarvis horse il
this issue. Joe Jolly q1hQrough hotS.
man is now-Rt the head
/. Pugh has rented ono OF the SILL.
van fsrms aud will CORY tie new resi-
dence OF G. ]. Sullivan.
The Azteoans wi o took in tic mt.
steal ut Flora Vis'a last Saturday NIGH
are loud in their praise OF II c Affair.
Preaching in the Presbyto, ian churcl
Sunday, by Rev, j., NcGqrerey at : a
n and in FarmtnGtou in tie morning
Seed whent for sale at
J. w. BERRY & Cos
Harry Cunning who has been il
other parts for something, is back at Iii.
fathers TRpch OIL tho Animaa above
town.
A gentleman by the name Of Stotr
lrom'the San Luis valley filed a contes
last week on q dessert claim or the Sa.
Juan under the South Side canal.
jennie E, Goodwin made dessert fl
ing for the sw u SO u cf section 14ir
the Flora Vista d~istricti Rev. Levi DE-!
relinquishing his right to tho same.
j. w. Berry & Co.'S cash store is tn
place to buy goods cheap,
Superintendent Crump visited III.
& school in this place Monday, going t.
Alcatraz in the evening where he visile,
the school returning to tie Ia Plata Oh
Tuesday,
The barn on the George Allen pruT
, prty in Pennington burned to til
ground last Friday evening, q, stroy I'M
lbs-bUggy pt F. X. Hill aud o horse 0
ltr Singer
News ERssnsseiEAdAAzP Wednesda.
Of So pSaaAbelF Rn JuaB that if tru,
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Notice.

Tho board OF county commissioner az
San Juan county, }Jss Mexico, offer FOR
nsle County pprrSnt Expense bonds TO
the amount 81 $1,000. 10 10 lasued IN
al% bopd-pE SSop euch, and bearing lu'
terest nj The rate Of o per cont peJ an,
npm PPyaLle Pcu%ri'Rnnually.
Dated January Let. 1894, end Issued
by authority OF aud Ia Conformity with
chapter XII aOts Of the Legislative AS
ssmbly pi 1901,
Sealed bids will be received at the Of.
flee Of the Probate clerk OF eaid COUNTY
up to April and, 1894. j. @. KELIq,
Chairman Erd. OF County Com.
Attesti
G, T, JONES, Probate ClOEk,
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nna Dnlo IIurt.

This afternoon at about 12;l9, while
ico ling the little ~orusher2 at the San
Juan Smgl.er, r. G. Dale had the mis-.
fortune to get lis loft leg caught in the
cog wheels, resulting ia q badly crushp1
cot,
Tho accident mlde it necessary to m
Dutate four o; tho toes, leaving only the
mall II on he loot.
'IBob." who IS well know to most Of
he c~itizoas os Durango will have the
ympalhy 81 his numerous t.ienda-
Great SourL wc5t.
81. VAL n'iue's CarpiCal ut FnrmIngtou.
The kind oil saint must have boon
500 amazed Il the molly crowd. gath
cred at Tho tchool houte in his honor.
It would b. in,possiul- to give as full an
iccount OF the Incidents OF the evening
,s we woull like: The names of the
u%aslSors and their cOstLmes arc, ia purt,
IS below;
AIDES.
Mcsdamc7 Arlington and Goode,
Twin School Girls.
Mrs Boon Vaughn, Fiewcr Gill
Hohorl powpsond. Mother Goose,
A. Il. Dustin, Twilight.
Lee Willett. / lack Diamond.
Miss AMMO Arlington. Autumn.
Julia K. Hubbard, Italian Peasant
Grace Miller, Elm: ire.
" Ida Haud,ickson, Milkmaid.
Madai,uc Rash, Lady Of tha
French Court.
Mics Clara Phrlrhs, Bride.
Faith Jarvis, Lady. Boil.
Mamie M.rlsley, Baby.
Mamie IlippcumcycEr Fortune
Teller.
Miss Julia NaIntush, Fourth u July.
NAL FL Jarvis, 21ntber jHulAaE4i
Maud MoIl:ssll, Nigkt.
ClNrLEMIM
A. F. Dnrrin, 6tnarR ~
j. A. LauEhrnu, DaGes
\. f. Stump. AncipRF1t
Leo WilIott, Pat MeaiaR ies5 iom
n OUThs-- l +uN
Roht, TowHsead, Eranch Ql6sp.
Harry NJ. Dean. NmrQd igaa AIsm.
las, rs
Louis Miller, Fireman,
Lee Brown aud Otto Bonuing, mill,
tIry gentlemen.
Gu? Bo.o, City Baker. 49,.
Buko Manp:n, CITY Alderman.
Seldom p, Dean, BiIiy McGinty hunt,
ing FOR Pat. '...A
Will Estes. Tnamster, -
Cha:ies Ve.dil, Clan Killer.
A. +. Smith, So!o.t Knight,
A tail sGos'ly form attended by SONS
tpreign poteA,ato, was Iemark'I Fitting
bout du 'ilg tho early part o, tho even,
iug Lut va.isL.eI al the my s.ic hour
'eading mo risky otentate forth. 10 La
seen no mo. o-wnence they came or
vhilher they wenC no ma LnuHeih.
.st to 10 mtltionel tut first to be
SEGA, was TIG IrDEX, alias I'm AIRING.
N j.. happily dlIGil, wiCh tao Times,
Ie4uii;ully represented by Miss I'lnnie
i'ring.oL, il kilt dr.. IS OF newspaper
with nam pin 81 on Lelt and cap.
The couH'y rspc.s rcwliaed as in duty
Dourd until tho the las reyolor depart
4 when the IimeB being il rather u de-
!"pitatel coalition Vas taken homo by
LhE lNDEX.
81 endeyh L G;auie Masquerade
v.
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A. Dnrrin, SfnarR
J. A, LooShran, Daes
\. +, Stump. AncipRFSt
Leo Willott, Pat Neaiatal es; R
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dents which were being gathered to be
taken out Of the county, Some Of these
taxes have been due for four years.
We have quit keeping books, herce
thelOW prices j. W. Berry y Co.
Mr.. Miller, 2 brother Of A. F, Miller
Of Pennington, passed down last Satur-
day to visit his brother. Mr., miller If
In the commission business IN Puetlo
and combined business with pleasure
IN the way Of looking for fruit.
County Clerk Jones and II. a. Groves
took a hunt Monday. They charged q
ONE lonely jack at which they fred niue
shots but the fast seon of the jack i
was leiSureIy taking its way uUgOss tn
prairie,
From a Kansas paper we learn OF The
marriage OF Arthur Earl, we'll known il
this neighborhood, to Il Miss Wood oi
Elk Falls, Kansas. While a esiiont o
this county Mr.. Earl had many ut Gu
pid's darts aimed Ut hun by the dough
tors Of Venus but Game out unscarLed
TO return to the girl he lett behind him.
There will be a race on tie trac.
across tho river opposite town On tt"
Bird OF March between Hummirg Bird
oWned-bY Bob Cavinss, Of the La Plata.
and Snowfall, owned by b. II. M'llieon,
ut the Animas. The distance is 2N
yards for a purse OF t1OO and hrre Lea.
OF horses. A purse Of SO has been rails.
Cd by tho citizens OF this place which
will be given to the Winning hor6,
making El25 in each to the winner.
An. Graves, Of Cedar Hill, was in t.
see Va 500 W. lRal AAlArael Nui sNi1 thai
he expected to have the bridge 1T Coz
crossing ready for travel by ,Eo lUh g.
March. The Abutnenta IRE Rboit com.
bIsted and the last Of the lumber is ez
pscted to arrive on tho ground Ly the
last OF next week. Tho lumber Wa,
purchased at the Hood mills ON tbC
Florida and nothing but Il st.class ma
teriaI will be used. The building OF Iii
Ufl0Ro ulo y uoSopeAb9 VI lOuB nN"HNAHt
and too much praise can not DO Liyen t.
Mr.. Graves for his public spirited
movement.
The Irrigation Market, for February
contains an able paper written for it By
Che Hon. Edwin Willits, ex.socretary u
agriculture on National Rotations t
irrigation" There arc either valuaLl,
h~EtielsS, Including ono b. j. W. GreGor!
d Garden City, Kansua, on q. Woo'
Davis the ~pesslhStio agricultural sta
GStioihn. The Market 10 tho repre-
sentative specialistprgan OF arid rogiol
interests. Its sublSittion PRICE is Lu
H. In the next issue theIo will DO VI
6POtRnt article on Tho Law 0
Water" by Charles n. iorgan, . lead
lg Wail Btreet lEssbl, aSo one by Joe
RAosmStaE on a'IIryatlcn in Utah
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MAINE TOWNS.
PownaI.

Mr.. VIM, Latham and wife also Mr..
Edwin Latham and wife all OF Portland
have recently been in town. the guests
of Mr.. S. 5. Latham andi Mr.. Elijah
Latham.
Mrs. Clinton Small of Portland is at
present visiting at Mr.. A. I. Sweetsir's,
MID. G. True passed Sunday with his
father. Mr.. True remains about the
same. Mrs. Ernest True has also been
at Mr.. True's for few days.
Rev. T. G. Richards and Mrs, Richards
are still IN town. Mr.. Richards will as
sist in the services at the Congregational
church next Sabbath. 1t is hoped there
will be good attendance.
Miss Claire Sweetsir from Biddeford
has been spending week with her aunt.
Mrs. True Warren.
Miss Josephine Hodsdon has returned
from Belfast where she has been assist
ing Miss Laughton with her summer
school.
The Misses Lizzie and Emma Chap
man from Portland are in town, the
guests of Mrs. Elite ]. Latham.
The Ladies Aid Society meet at the
vestry on Friday afternoon at p. nj. A
full attendance is desired.
the "Old District Skulen. Much
pains will be taken to make this
an unusually attractive entertainment.
Richmond.
James R. Cunningham, an esteemed
and leading citizen and lawyer of Rich
mond, died suddenly Tuesday. He had
been in Bath on business and returned
on the train, arriving here at 8. O5 D. m.
On the way from Bath he was sick. but mi
walked from the station to his home.
where he soon became unconscious and
died at 6.15 o'clock. Apoplexy was the
immediate cause of his death. He was
born in this town thirty-six years ago,
and was a son of Sumner and Philena
(Ridley) Cunningham. He received his
education in the schools of Richmond
and Litchfield, and afterwards studied
law in the law office of Nm. Whitmore,
ESQ.,, of Gardiner. He became resi-
dent of this village nine years ago,
where he has since practiced his profess
sion. He has held the office OF town
clerk since 1888. and was the Repu blican
nominee for the office of county attorney
in the approaching election He has
served as chairman of the Repu blican
county committee for several years. He
leaves widow and three children.
Freeport.
SOUTH FREEPoRT.
Our summer visitors are gradually
leaving us.
VIII. Huston's little boy is very sick
with typhoid fever.
Rev. Fl. I. Rouse occupied Rev. Mr..
Smiths pulpit last Sunday.
Professor All. Curtis has moved his
familysto Hanover, Mass.
Prof. H. N. Durham and family, who
have been visiting at his fathers a few
weeks. returned Monday to their home
in Wetherfeld, Conn.
Capt. III. B. Soule and Geo. W. Soule are
laying an aqpeduct to convey water to
their houses from a spring near WIN.
Anderson's, half mile distant. They
are thus supplying themselves with ex-
cellent water and plenty of it.
The farmers are digging their pota-
toes, and get fair crop. Corn promises
small. 8sas 10
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WESTBROOK.

The merchants of this city were mott
fed this morning by the internal reven-
ne off GERS that a duty ofstwo cents was
due upon each pack of cards neld by
them for sale.
Mr.. Leo Pulgin returned to his home
in Lewiston yesterday, after a few days
visit with his sister, Mrs. Fred Morse of
this city.
Mr.. Herbert Hodsdon, clerk for Scates
& Co., LIFT yesterda y for a weeks vaca-
ton with his parents in Whitefeld,
NH.
Messrs. Alonzo Libby, John Roberts,
Am. Quimby and C.B. Woodman leave
today to be in attendance at the Cornish
fair.
Conductor Fogg acted as superintend-
ent of the Wesbrook division of the Port
land Electric Railway Company yester-
day, in the absence of Superintendent
Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodman, Mr..
and Mrs. r. p. Richardson, Mrs. B. F.
Roberts. William Loyns, Mrs. A. M.
uimbyPand nephew. Mr.. Sewall, George
W. Norton, Miss Harriet l.. Conant,
Mr.. Daniel Conant, Mrs. Fred W. Spring
and son Frank, and Miss Sadie Pratt.
were among those who were present at
North Conway yesterday, to view the
coaching parade.
Mrs. A. W. Shaw and Mrs. Stephen EN-
cry are visiting relatives in Cornish.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Whittier leay. To-
day for short stay with relatives in
Bangor.
The fact that Mr.. L. ". Edwards has al
ready sold over thirty families large
flags for decoration on Inspection day.
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DEERING.

Republican Rally at Woodfords Tonight,
There will be Republican rally, at
Lewis Hall. Woodfords. this evening, to
be addressed by4General g gorge A. .Sher-
idan.
DEERING CENTER.
Mr.. James Frazier has returned from
his business trip to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Orie Knight has returned from
her Durham visit among friends.
Ftp. Brown, wife and two children,
after sojourn of few weeks in New
port, Boothbay and Deering Centre,
have returned to their home in Maiden,
Mass.
Rev. Mr.. Bicknell, wife and son, of
Cam bridgeport, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Colesworthy.
Mr.. Elias Hooper and daughter of
Michigan made a flying visit to see his
brother and family, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H.
Hooper.
Prof. J. G. Hull of Fryeburg is in town.
Mr.. Duniphee is moving into Portland.
Miss Gladys Guptil, of Lewiston, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. G g. Lane.
Mr.. Rand, from Buxton is visiting
her niece, Mrs. C. A. Small.
A delightful musical was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Briggs in
honor of their sister, Mrs. F "A. Rivard,
of Springfield, Mass.
Rev. c. A. Hayde and family have re-
turned from their Montreal trip.
Miss Carman of Winthrop is visiting
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls,.
Mrs. Ingraham. of Boston, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Ramsdell.
Miss Lydia and Miss Mary Montgom-
cry, from Boothpay, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Caleb Montgomery.
Miss Martha Rogers, who has been a
guest of Mr.and Mrs. j. Parker, has re-
turned to her home.
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Nicetown, Pa, gives the reason for this
sad condition of many working girls.
Sometimes their back and sides will
ache terribly. They are faint and dizzy
with pain and weight in the lower part Of
their stomach. They watch the clock,
and wish that the day would end, as they
feel so i'll and tired.
Standing all day, week in and week out,
they have slowly drifted into woman's
great enemy, displacement Of the womb.
That, or some other arrangement of the
organ, causes irregularity or suspension
of the G monthly periods" bloating, flood
ing, or nervous prostration.
ssTake warning in time," she says;
Lydia e. Pinkhana's Vegetable Com
pound is the surest and safest remedy in
the world for you.''
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In In this coming event. :
Mr.. Fred Morse and Mr.. Walter GRAHAM
will occupy the rooms over Snrinaer,s
new store on Main street, as hair dress.
inv rooms, the firm1name being GRAHAM
and Morse.
Miss Maud Sweetser, assistant at the
westbrook post office, is taking her an
nual vacation.
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To Contractors.

DARTIES desiring to submit tenders for ex-
story of the new block to be erected on Con-
gress and Oak Sts., in this city, are requested
to call at the office of F. H. Fassett. architect,
SO Exchange St., where all information in re-
lation to the work proposed to be done can be
obtained. Tenders will also be received for
furnishing the material and laying the stone
foundation walls for the said block
JAMES p. BAXTER.
Portland, Aug. 9th, 1894.
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Did you notice
how many of them
had pale cheeks,
dull eyes, and
heavy steps 2 and
did you wonder
why they were not
ruddy and bright /?
The story which
is told by Miss
Sallie Palmer, of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-30
THE WORKING GIRL.
Miss Sallie Palmer Gives Some Sugges.
tons to Girls About Backache,
Faintness, and Dizziness.

ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY sEADERs.]
Did you ever notice working girls on
their way home from stores or factories +?
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-30
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