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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
The Cosmopolitan Literary Club.

The regular meeting OF the
club was held Thursday even
ing at the Mayors residence,
with a fair attendance. Be-
sides attending to cOnsidera-
BILE business a very interest
ing program was enjoyed, in
Guiding two piano solos by
Miss Upper, A recitation by
Mr.. SeweH, A banjo solo by
Miss Dunn, Reading by Miss
Grover, Reading by Mr.. Will
liams, and a piano solo by
Miss Eastman.
At the close of the evenings
entertainment quite a num-
Der signed the constitution,
though there are many yet to
sign.
We are informed by the
chairman of the program
committee that a social will
be the order Of the evening
for next Thursday. A good.
attendance is desired.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
Charles. T. Geysr,
Russell e. GeYer.
William 7. GeYes

am far3cf Stony
districts hoh red with malaria Tor years. at Tunes
SO could AMI a~'y coshpated as Well ~
vars malaria Bad the pnn when engaged IN PoWlng
that could dc roin hot shake must have taken ABOUT pare
OF cunne s besides dozens Of other remedies but never obtained
unv perna benefit Last fl II peach tim had most serious
attack Of chill al he lsd to lake Rlpans laDuleS upon
friends W aot lie first box me all right and nave never
been with take labue each morning ana nlgn
, sometimes feel an usually exhausted take three IN
Day tn Kept u:4ch sweet my bowels regular ana
have not Id the least touch Of ria nor splitting headache since
roneuc using W also that ssep better and wake up
more refreshed Than formerly don't know how many complains
ppAn v IL 10 know they VIII cure any one IN the
condition w0i be without them at any price
honestly l,er them the ced medicine IN e'Wod as
they oeta the most convenient 70 lake
3 and have worked hard all my n1e tne
sane as most fairness early and late and all kinds OF weather
and have enjoyed such good health have since last a
fact nv negbos all remarked my improved condition ana nave
said "Say john what you doing to look SO healthy
ame ID
Willie
Faw
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
Familiar With Oaths.

The latest and best golf story is told
by Mr.. Justice Lawrence against him.
self. He is an ardent golfer. He tells
how he had recently a case before MIN
in which he felt 1t necessary to ask one
of the witnesses, a boy, the usual qucs-
ton whether he was acquainted with
the nature of an oath. :.
The ingenious youth calmly re-
Piled
"Of course I am. Amt I your cad
e?"-Tid-Bits.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
Lottery Luck.

"Donnelly had great luck in a lottery
investment once. He bought $40 worth
of tickets, and then, just the day be-
fore the drawing, he picked up another
ticket out of the gutter. 1t was so soil
ed it was scarcely legible."
"And the ticket he found drew the
big price,"
"No, they didn't any OF them draw
prizes. "-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

Regular meeting Sept. Is,
Chairman Tarbell i'll the chair
Commissioners present, Tar
bell, Saunders and Couch.
Minutes read and approved.
Bill of Wheeling Corrugating
Co., of $1l96 for caves
troughs and freight, was pre-
sented9and ordered paid; cor
rected bill OF lumber for street
work from |. L. Hamlin d 90.
an order for which was drawn
the 16, was ratified by the
board. It was voted tQaeeept
the offer of the school board
to present the seats OF the old
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23

school house to the town, and
have then painted, and plac-
ed in proper places around
town, r. M. Couch was ap-
pointed a committee to attend
to it. Adjourned,
r. M. Couch, Clerk.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
Dreamt 1t.

Mistress How was it you were so
late this morning? Didn't you hear
your alarm clock?
Maid did, mum: but l thought I
had only dreamt it, and it didn't 20 off
again, mum.-Boston Transcript.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1899-09-23
Late Local News.
C. w. Spivey of Manly paid
,,s a pleasant call Tuesday.

Messrs. Geyer & Sons have
a beautiful case Of Lincoln
fountain pens which are be-
ing advertised in the FREE
Press. When the question
of making a friend a present
comes up do not fore ct the
Lincoln pen.
Mr.. A. G. Hancock, spec
ial agent for the Home lnsur-
ance Company of Washington
D. G., was in town this week
to adjust the 81, 500 insurance
claim on the Pinebluff hotel.
He also adjusted the claim OF
the hotel for 81, 600 insurance
in the N. C. Howe company
and in a few days the owner
will have his money. Mr.
Hancock's company pays up
pl omptly, not even asking
for the usual i per cent for
settlements under SO days,
The moral to this is, insure
with Junge & Beck.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
wouldn't look at three for him any

DAY.
The girls were quite forgotten in
Sans pet pony, and before they had
reached Woodside Jacks face had en-
tirely lost it's tired look of disgust
with the world in general. Miss Je-
NINA Cor Mime, as she was usually
called) was standing on the front We
randa to welcome them and bid them
hasten TO get ready for supper, or her
nice hot rolls would be spoiled.
They were soon seated at her hospit-
able board, ID Jack did full justice
not only to the hot rolls, but the fra
grant coffee, rich cream, fresh home
cured ham and eggs, and all the other
dainty dishes in which Miss Mines
heart delighted. After supper they
paid a visit to the stables before dark,
and laid plans for drive to Flat Rock
on a fishing trip next day. Two or
three similar days flew rapidly by,
Jack declaring he would not exchange
the good times he was having with
Sam for all the girls in the world.
Four days after he came Sam was
obliged to go to a neighboring town
on bit of law bustiness-he had to be
"a witness in land suit for another
MAINLAND Jack, not caring to put
through a dull day in a TRY court,
intended 10 spend the time hunting in
the woods around the farm
While they were at breakfast OF
rather as they were rising from the
table, a telegram was handed to Sam.
which he hastily read, and gave an eX-
clama ton of veNatiOn.
''Now, hang it ALL" said he, 1--WE
got to 90 on this troublesome case,
and here's d message from grand
mother-she will be here at Hartville
| this afternoon, and wants me to come
over and meet her there
ooh, is grandmother coming today?
asked Miss Mime, stopping in the door
on her way to the Kitchen.
$50 this says; and what to do
don't know, unless you will go over
Mime?'
''Can't | go?'' put in Jack II am at
the service of the venerable lady fol-
any length of time, and of course as
she is old, and not apt to be very
strong, she must not be left alone al
a strange place. I'll go for you, Sam
with pleasure"
Sam had turned to Jack with a
queer expression on his face, and Miss
Mime began to say:
'What? Grandmother? Oh, She's
But Sam hastily stepped up to her
said something in a low tone, and
turned to his friend
The very thing, jack [ do wish
YOU would go. You can drive DAN tc
the buggy, and I'll take old Cob to the
road cart"
All right; I'll go. How shall
know the dear old lady? Can you de-
scribe her, as she will not know me. OF
course?''
Sam had his back turned and his
voice sounded odd as he replied:
"Oh, the station agent at Hartville
knows her. She often comes that way
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-07-26
Sans Grandmother.

see you!" 1t was a handsome young
man who spoke these words who had
just leaped lightly from the train at
neat country village not a thousand
miles from-well no matter where.
''It does me good to see you, dear old
boy. | didn't half think you would
GOMEZ
''You can't be more delighted to see
me than am to be here, Sam. Why
didn't you think I would come? i
wrote you I would"
oh, yes; but fancy what you had to
Where's your luggage, Jack?''
Right here \ big telescope and
my gun case; you said you had some
good shooting about these woods"
Eyes, we have that! Come, bundle
the traps right into the buggy, and
We'll be off, l dare say Mime has had
supper waiting this half hour"
up you go, then" Jack Cameron
tossed his things into the back OF The
y,
already sat holding his lines and they
were off down the smooth road to
Woodside, the pretty place two miles
from town where Sam Dermott lived
with his old-maid sister, since the
death Of their father left them the
owners Of land and property.
Explain yourself, old man." said
Jack, as they bowled along. Why did
YOU imagine / would not Gomez"
''Oh, you were spending your vaca-
tion at your brother TOMS, and they
had a lot of pretty girls there, and so
Just stop right now, Sam; that is
the identical reason | ran away"
What, from the girls?"
''Exactly. Toms wife is regular
little ma tchmaker, as you know. She
had those girls out partly with that
very idea-thinl<s it is time | was set
tied and all that, you see. | got so
fearfully tired of their dressing and
flirting and making eyes at a fellow,
and talking as if butter wouldn't melt
in their mouths-ah, BAH 1T makes
me sick now! Don't you ever believe
| was going to stay there, when l
could be out here with you and Miss
Mime-nOt much!"
Sam threw back his head AMI gave
a hearty laugh.
'FMighty glad we are to get you on
any terms, Jack, lad: but aren't you a
trihe hard on the girls? They are not
all like that"
F'WeDl, most of 'em are I'm sick of
the whole business. Haven't got girl
waiting for me here, have you? I'll
go straight back if you have"
''Then I wouldn't tell you if there
was one, But no, there isn't female
soul on the place except sister Jemima
and her cook and housemaid, nor very
many in the near neighborhood.
''Sure you have not a few coming for
a little visit?"
"No, not expecting any. Oh, yes.
Mime did get a letter from our re-
spected grandmother saying she
might drop in on us this week. No.
body else, 7 assure you.''
''Drive on, then. We will let the
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turist fol the
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
O~dpOwiedzi redakcji.

Oh. NJ. S. W Jersey City. -
Dzieao S. Buszczyhskiego p. I. Obro-
ma sPotwarzonego narodu wyda{, tn
W Ameryce, Zwiazek Miodziezy Pol.
Nabyc MONA W redakcji ,,Sztanda-
ru", 500 S. Ashland ave, Chicago,
Ill. Cena soc.
Oh. S. S. W Waterbury. -
Wiersz ME nadaje sic do druku.
- %. A. Waszkiewicz " Bloom
field, n. j.. Czyniac zadosc pad-
skiemu zadaniu, oznajmiamy naszym
c~zytelnikom, Re pan s~przedaje Kawe
Sfodowa ks. Kneippa. Kawa ia ga
stePuje prawdziwa bardzo dobrze dla
osob siabych i zdenerwowanych.
Probke otrzymalismy i d~ziekujemy.
- Oh. n. P. W Baltimore. -
Wszystkich zarzadow grup wybra-
nyoh W grudniu j styozniu niepodob-
ma umiescic W jednym Tub dw6ch nu-
merach ,Zgody". Przytem trzeba
oddawae pierwszehstwo terminowym
wiadomosciom, a MECH pan ME zapo-
nina, ze many blizko 400 grup W
Zwiazku.
Klymek Bay City. - Kores.
pondencja pahska wywolsIaby iesz-
cze wieksze plotki i domysly. Ia
znaczamy tylko ma zadanie pana, ze
vi wiazkowiec' ME mia} wcale zamia-
ru ublizyc pannom nalezacym do
choru koscielnego ami szkodzi6 p. DE-.
- Parafjanin W Dunkirk.-Niech
pan i'm ME wierzy. To ksamstwo.
correspondence nadsy3ane do ,Zgo-
dy" ME p~rlechodza W cudze rece.
". Oddziai Il. NJ. F.. W Chica.
go. - Przykro nam, ze z~awiadomie.
ME o przedstawieniu otrzymalismy
we Srode, t. j wtedy, gdy iuz pZgo.
da" byia pod prasa. Ia bilety die
kujemy.
OBJ. j. &. Porto Allegro, Bra
zylja.- Ami correspondence, ami list
ME nadaja sic do druku. o AL. Zo{-
towskim mic ME wiemy. A chocbys-
my W ,,Zgodzie' poszukiwanis umies.
Gill, to ME odniosioby skutku, DO pan
swego adresu ME podajs.
- DR.. +. G.. W Amsterdam. Ma
hscie pahskim brak adresu, ME mo-
zemy Przeto odpowiedzie6 listownie.
Polskiego zakiadu takiego, 0 jaki 81.
panu chodzi, niema W Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
z DunkirE, n. Y.

Me moge sic Pcwssrzymsc, afeby
ME .ioayc podIiekowanis braoion
swisrkowym W Rochester, N. Y, rs
posoinnos6 dorpans osssis mego
ham pobytu.
z opowisdsh zss tsmteistej Polonji
pr.yobodze do prrskousnis, ae | oni
majs tam 1,ego dusrpastsrrs, DO jak
sic prsekonsiem, ma nieliozns tam
polonje, pokszas liorbe rodrin pol
skioh .musii SVEN postepowaniem do
opus.ozenia polskiego koscioaa | s'u
kama sobron enia ! possugi duchowej
" oboonsrodowym. Smutnem
Jest to .%aists, re nssz lud polski ~
wi ~jeszo,e tskich zlych ksp&snow
sws pracs. Lscr bsdz lie cierpliwi
drodsy braois W Rochester, a Grassy
sic zmienis, DO i ME mssr tsgo Iiego
ooby "a dobre ME wysilo.
Mech ayjs bracia s~wiatko~i "
Rochester! Mech ayje Zsiszsk N.
P! j. W.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09

Otrrymswsry W tycb duiach cd ga.
rrsdu Tow. j. II. DsbrowskieRo W
Baltimore, Nd, OR. 60 Il n. P,
Prrekaz bsnkowy ma sumo 100000
sPienietywsry tsnts Der klopotu i
-trudu IA posredniotwem ob.ob. Toc..
kowskiego ! Oisrswskiego, ur,edni.
kow r%zeO'onsj grupy, cruje sic W o.
bowis1ku podIiekswse tymts oby-
watelom oras caiemu Zwiaskowi "a
r1stelns | bs.rwioo,ns w~ypaaoenis
mi owyoh Pisniedzy jake pOsmisrtne.
go naletnego mi pc 8. p. ms.u moim
Antonim Nspisralskim, b. c,ionku
grupy 80.
5. p. MAJ moi ~nale.ai niecaie diva
lasa do tel nsjuo.ciwsrsj i mako.
r'ystn!sjsEej instytuoji polskisj W
Ameryoe, to tel tembsrdrisi nsleta
sic jej dIieki, gdy inne ~oboonarodo-
We Tub nswst polskie, mniej p
l dobr.s Prowsdzone stowarrys1enia,
nawet pc lstach kilkunastu c.ynis W
podobnych ra.ach srudnoici | ME wy
Psaosjs tsgo, 90 sic iwieoie nslssy.
Mech wieo lyle ! ro.wijs sic, jak
dossd, Zwiszsk Narodowy Pol,kil
Powinni do nisgo nals1se wsrysoy
Polacy " Amsryce.
u wdziecrnosois I s.acunkiem
honstancja Nopieralskd.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
POdziekOwania.

ia nitej podPisany c,ionsk tow.
Ks. Aug. Korieckisgo gr. 25l, nj.
oiejszsm skfadsm jak Osiserdscz
~niejs1s pod.iekowanis brsciom gr.
251 "a ich dobry uozynsk, k.6ry wy.
psinili wzgledem mnis bisdnsgo 1
obarcsonsgo kilkomissiecrps choro.
o. sksadsjso dobrowolns sklsdks 20
20 ct. cd ka.dsgo orionks, IA co i'm
skiadam najssrdec.uiejsre Bog IA.
.spaa6. Mech tyje grups 25l, MECH
zyje Zwissek Mar. Pol.
Il srsounkiem
Wojciech S~iderski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-09
SprOstOManie

Ninisjsrem prossujamy bad ~
cerski " liscie orionEow nowoprzv.
jetych, ogioszonsj W No. 5 rZgody"
Do grupy 248 prIystspa Msksy
milan Sempowski, q ME Msksymilisr
Tempowski - jsk byio mylnie pc,
dane.
M. j. Sadoscski, sskr. jsn.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

El.a-I -, 80 well, that you can
y, NE ,Sey are not used to some
4. you are admired for you
g. : : Op dress and sweet dispost
bn,,erHy has a short life
/. m m rase with a tickle mind o
4 sash 81 man or woman
Il certain lady in the school,
:'s 8, /, herself, 1 since she has beer
sn1, n,1;,pinaI. Guess who she is
\ ,p,rers 10 thi, office.
II i only the knaye or COW
\ y rill say what he likes to say
l.S E5o VIII a,5srs. srs 4 person who i
y" Y. enough tomake charges oughi
H. - courage enough 10 stand tc
H.. Never suspicion a person
lI,'' .,use. Heavy hangs the
= w. nrr- the guilty ones he ad.
Efonghts, enter evil minds.
an glad YOU are convinced
H. we're entertaining the wrong
woman. Never suspicion a
4 because others do.
|5iy-yo Young girl or single
\ amid take a marned woman as
.rom friend. When one gets
Ia.itisume enough to seek mar
&-sople S company
4 Ill /, not necessary TO Conhne
4, |,lftoaman, although you may
TO him. No man has a right
fsip 10 lady what she shOuldn t
gld do.
&e-Your case is not a peculiar
N behevein an independent girl.
aman see that you are anxious
company. if SO he is apttto
N you.
-You talk too much; a teach
N ad be model in looks as well
words. You should cultivate
banner OF speech.
1-Your looks ale irreproach-
Be Yourself and allow people
y0u sensible.
Some people find 1t very con-
to act selfish. No one can
hOu friends.
iear receptions are growing
d Out Of date Informal recep-
Te in better.taSte and less ex-
Passing sack makes a charming
10 any Young lady.
oilng iacketlS an appropriate
Young man,
gadles should not buy cigars
resent Tor a gentleman. Men
nG be encouraged in burning
snoklng is a bad habit and
waste OF money.
-Fes'her boas are not as
aorl as they were last winter,
&c the lead in neck wear.
arAnas and happy New Year
adIuI Of others. Heavy is the
AaS all for itself.
ltnds
ocoa butter is an excellent
W The skin l don't know of
mat will make you three
So'eF without iniuring the
1 .-,t the skin firm and re-
o'slA heads, wash in water as
o5afaoie, then rinse in luke ]
''s, and then bathe the face in |
4 -Good singers don't sing
,,s ', 'ley are asked, neither are
''!s numming.
i .,aAe .e a present with the i'm
receiving one in return.
Fl A., 1Ssysr suspicion one of
d 's, g., ! IS as much as you
'''7llu 70 your own busi-
a,5o, MEYER Yer, write so that a third
'1ad what YOU say.
i. ,asreII some times 70 have
~ NJ It's always well 10 tell
stpSf y'er era accept valuable gifts
.,sssi.Sd Ssi dress lashy it will not
''ned Young lady.
sses'S od'H'ouiu always take
oefSi. ADVICE. Kindness to. /
e g tiDS brother will naturally
'Du When you become q
ss1,s. ss9s people are more in
SNSlp than o,bo. iOiC He
eTsS5S ~ your our society. Never
paap' good girl will make a
thuut bs;.lp q person may appear
isSr Sa si.,a Should study the art ofI
'O'nes should be made
Should be careful with
'lopr ,sna,' rsle. All is lost when
Ou' letters plain and
%o's are reouas,oa,
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

Gold-plated metal base; gold-plated
clock ring; gold-plated open cast head
removable oil fount; the latest ratcket
screw burner; large, handsome, hand
decorated globe; frst-class chimney.
Clock made and warranted by one of
the largest factories in the U. S. All
ready to put oil in and light.
This handsome lamp-clock is worth
20 dollars. A fine Christmas or birth
day present. The BEE will give one
of these clocks to any person who may
send cash yearly subscribers.
The Washington bee., 1899-01-14

NO. 758.
GOLD-PLATED VAS
Sold only in pairs. Beautifully fnish-
ed. Hand decoratedgcenter. - Height
ten inches.
Height 10 inches.
Send us a cash yearly subscribers
and receive pair of these excellent
vases.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07

Hon. 2. g. Perkins is now To- charge as
register Of the United statos land Office
at Durango, without however, having
re~liuquished hia Law practice. which is a
largo and growing one. The opening Of
the reservation will entail new and in
creased labors on the register Al Du-
range. and the Office could not be better
filled than it will be by Register Perkins,
is our prediction.
Tar INDEX would be guilty Of neglect
Of a plain duty il it failed to note the
enterprise Of the new owners OF the Du.
range stage line-Mossrs Wood & Nor
gan. They took control OF the line the
hrst Of the month and already they have
doubled the business OF the route. The
mail from Durango reaches Aztec at
about 2.3O o'clock in the afternoon. from
two to three hours earlier than formerly.
and the La Plata aud San Juan mails as
q consequence reach their destinations
on the same day. Our people should
appreciate the change from the olden
methods to the new and the passenger
aud express business the line is now
getting indicates that they do.
Davy Lobato had a narrow escape
from losing IN eye last Saturday and
only the presence Of a physician at the
time prevented serious results. He had
accompanied Or. Condit to Largo aud at
about 8 o'clock 10 the evening. at Balta-
Ear Montano's ranch, Oavy started out
to visit a neighbor and had gone but b
few yards from the house when in he
darkness he came 10 contact with a
sharp pole sticking out from a fence.
The pole struck his left eyebrow, cut a
cash half an inch long and gouged the
eye out Of the socket onto his cheek.
DR.. Condit took the sufferer in change,
replaced the eye and arrested the hem
orrhage. and Davy is now resting easy
with probabilities Of an almost unim-
paired vision in the injured optic.
Flora Vistaites to the number Of about
thirty, together with invited friends
from Aztec, pienicked at the ruins oppo.
site Aztec on Easter Sunday. Edibles
dainty aud bountifu! and appetizing
were at the picnic and so were people
With appetites-notably Ed Turner, who
took a contract to eat hard boiled Easter
eggs as fast as a certain young lady
could divsst them of their shells. and
failed only because he had already and
previously INDUCED too heartily IN wal
nut cake. eustard pie and "deviled" hen
fruit. The party was a merry one and
all appeared to have a good time. Mrs.
9. s. Cameron and Mrs. Emma Me-
we're sponsors for the event aud
among those present we're Mr.. aud Mrs.
Q. s. Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Cam
eron, Mrs. q. r Crouch, Mrs. Jane Blan
cett, Mr.. and Mrs. Noland, the Misses
Cameron, Misses Alice sholhamer, Mat
tie Sewer, Lswe Mccoy, Messrs. E.
Z. Stewart, Ed Turner, Arthur and
Johnny Seever, Charley Mccoy, Seig
Csudsll, John D. Finley and Chester
Dooley.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07

The d. & r G. R. r. that
Tor authentic eases Of charity, a rate Of
one-hali Of tho stannard rate may De
made OF application to this Office, it be-
ing understood that in cases where cities,
towns or counties pay for the tickets,
no reduction in rate shall be made. The
SYSTEM in force at Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo, whereby reduced
rates on account Of charity are being
handled by the representation Of the
Western Passenger association, to con.
tinue as At present.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07
FRANK B, ALLEN, Proprietor.

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For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary troubles
Too frequent or scanty urine Is speedily and
permanently cured by this wonderful medt
cine. bed-Wetting Ia children IS cured by
one bottle Prepared by an eminent physi-
clan ana has attained a great success. Is sold
on rs merits. II not satisfied after usinG one
bottle your money VIII be refunded by
W. X. WILLIAMS, Aztec. NM.
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WANTED SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
persons in this territory 20 manage our
business IN their own and nearby counties. Its
mtnly nlhco work conducted at home. SALARY
straight a1D a year and eXpe .ses-defuitp.
nonaude, no more, no loss salary. Monthly g7b
References. Encloss soif-addregsed stamped
uyolopA Herbert h. Hess, Presi, Don't, ~.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07

A few hundred pounds OF selected
seed corn TOR sale at %.
PRICE WALTERS.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07
Durango. colo.
..Prlnee HIhert.,,

Prince Albert, the Clydesdale stallion,
will make the season at Aztec and on
the La Plata. Will be ia Aztec one
week, commencing Monday. April 18th.
and alternate weeks through the season.
Prince Albert is thoroughbred Clydes.
dale. Terms liberal.
9 f. V. WILLIAMS. Owner.
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Nervous Debrity Poslnveln cured.

Anyone run down by sickness or ovefwork
can be restored 70 health ana vigor by TAX
ing Or. Fenner,s Blood and Liver B8msCg
ana Nerve Tonic. When you take a medi-
cine take the best. This preparation Is the
prescription Of an eminent physician who
has attained high position by virtue o. his
ings on medical questions. II not satisfied
after using one bottle your money Wn b
efunda b.
". H. WILLIAMS AEtoc, Nm.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07

have some selected seed Of the IA
nous Rocky Ford Melted Gem Cante-
loupe, which | viii mail to any address
at 81 par h., postpaid. Direct all orders
to j. M. BAKER,
Rocky Ford. Colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-04-07
HdvertIaad Lettar Lat

Following is the list Of advertised lot
tiers remaining in the postofice at Aztec
April l, 1899;
Henry james
Mrs j Mutt
Mrs Ada Potter
Sim Ston0berger
r II Walker
L. P. WAXING, P. NJ.