The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-12-08

A. Ban,a and family LETT this week for
Gallup, where they take the train for
California. Mr.. Banta having rented hia
ranch at Flora Vista for the next year
to Ed. Turner Lee Willett drove them
10 Gallup.
Burr Knickerbocker is suffering from
an attack Of diphtheria. The sohools
we're closed yesterday and today to pre-
vent the spread Of the disease, but as no
other cases have developed they will
probably open as usual Monday.
Stubs s. Jakway want to buy some
corn-need it 10 their buainess-aud are
Offering el.5O per hundred for it at Man
COS or S1.35 delivered at Durango. They
also want some honey. They ran use
any quantity Of sither corn or honey.
The Albuquerque Citizen says: IL.
r. E. Paulin, a former editor Of the
Albuquerque Democrat. passed through
the city for Washington last night
where he will represent the San Fran.
cisco Chronicle during the days of con
gresa."
IChas. W. Cameron and VIM, holland
returned Tuesday from a trip to Central
Iowa, accompanied by Oscar Cameron,
a nephew Of Charlsy's. All report a
live interest 10 this section Of New Mex
leo on the part Of the people among
whom they travelled,
The Las Vegas Review saysi 1.-THE
farmers OF San Juan county held an in
stitute at Aztec last Monday and Tues
day. II the ranchmen Of every district
in the territory would organize they
would no doubt gain considerable uge-
full information from each others views
The wife Of 8. r. Blake. one Of the
prominent ranchmen Of Pennington,
died last Saturday Of consumption. The
funeral was held from the family resi-
dence Sunday, Rev. Denton officiating at
the services. The bereaved husband has
the sympathy of every one in his great
affection,
Gen. T. j.. Tarsney, Of illustrated lee
ture fame, has returned from the Philip
pines and is now residing with his
family in Pueblo, Ee announces that
he is going to lecture again-perhaps on
the benefit" plan, in which, you know
the benefits accrue wondrously to ga
individual by the name Of T. j. Tarsney,
A race has been matched to take place
ii Aztec Wednesday, Dec. 20, between
c. s. Boyd's pacing mare Dolly" and
W. e. Lsnfestey's bay t%rotting mare,
Bird" The PAGER is to give the trotter
400 feet handicap in the mile. In case of
bad weather, the race will be postponed.
Johnny Pond was formerly the owner Of
dolly"
For the holiday travel the D. & r. G.
railroad offers an open rate of one stand
ard fare between stations in Colorado.
Tickets to be on sale December 23d,
oath, 25th, Both and 31st, 1899, and
January LIST, 1900. Final limit 10 return
January 2, 1900. Going passage to begin
on date Of sale. Continuous passage in
each direction.
W. H. Williams guarantees every bot
tle OF G ambsHRR Cough 3o@saFFRd
will refund the money to any n who is
not satisfied after using tWo-thirds Of
the contents. This is the best remedy
in the world for la grippe. coughs, colds,
Group and ~whooping cough and is pleas
ant and safe to take. 1t prevents any
tendency Of a cold to result in pneu'
monia.
An Albuquerque dispatch Of the ID
Inst. saysi Thomas Ford, a well known
cowman out west, took an overdose of
laudanum at Holbrook with fatal re-.
suits. He was an intense sufferer from
SOME kind of stomach trouble and took
the laudanum to get fg!ief. Ford was
the Arizona cattle inspector for the
western section of that territory. He
leaves a widow and three children" IL
this the Cattle Inspector Ford, who was
in Astec a couple Of winters hgd? He
lived at Holbrook.
THE Volcanic Plant Catarrh Cure" is
The name of a remedy which is being
placed on the market by Frank Daniels
as agent. 1t is manufactured from a
peculiar plant growing in the mountains
and is recommended as a sure cure for
catarrh by these who have used it IN
this section, including many Of our very
best citizens. Having been a resident Of
this county several years, where he lie
esteemed and respected by all, Mr.. Dan
iels' statements, tsllying With those Of
other we'll known eitisensj are received
With confidence and the result is the
medicine is being widely used. If it is
what many believe It to be, a great sale
for the cure is certain.
The Telluride Journal says; "rhs
village Of Aztec, just across the lihe id
New Mexico. is acquiring a considerable