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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

The idea Of living and letting
live, the old rule of doing unto 9TH
ers as you would that they should
do unto you, suffers violence every
time such things occur. For in
these communities we are all to an
extent interdependent; we must
rely on one another for support.
The home merchants, for instance,
are asked to carry on their books
these who do not at all times pay
cash for goods. Where is the fellow
that ever bought at retail and on
credit any article of Montgomery
Ward, John Wanamakcr or any
other eastern firm?
If there are those who calculate
that they are doing something
smooth and laying up money for
themselves by getting their socks
or their shoe-strings through the
mail, or by ordering their kindling
wood and postage stamps and
clothes-pins of Montgomery Ward
they are wrong, they are not shrewd,
they are merely barking up the
wrong tree. Penny wise and
pound foolish" they stand con-
victed of straining at the gnat and
swallowing the camel,
True enough tie home business
houses should always place theil
wares at a reasonable price. But
that done, there is no excuse fol
anyone in Farmingtou or Aztec OF
on the La Plata or San Juan goine
away from home further than Du
raugO to make purchases of goods
that are lor sale here.
Patronize home people. It pays
end pays well in the long run.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

rgnElroaa o. GHw ,AHEioo no io.
Edward g Berry vs. Edward =. smach
In tho District Court q the First Judicial
district OF New Mexico foI the County Of San
Juan.
Tho said defendant Edward J.. Smack is
hereby notified that a complaint has been filed
araiust hisi in the District Court for Che county
of San Juan. territory alnraaid that being the
court in which said case % pending. hy said
plaintiff Edward 0 Berry The general object ol
said action being for the recovery OF money and
costs of thiI action, VII noro uuiy appear
hy reference to the co.nialnt nle0 IN SAID
cause. And that unless ypc ontor your ap pear
anco 10 said cause on or before the 18th day ul
September, 1899, iudgmclt viii ba rendered
against you ia said cause iy doiaulti and Your
same.
iu witness whereof, have herounto sot my
hand and seal Of said Court at santa tei New
Metlco, this 18th day of July. q. ~ 1893
faraII a. ~. HnhGLhN. ll0rk.
j. hl. PALuER, Atty. for flalntih, Aztec. h h.
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Notice Of Truates,. sale.

Default haYing been made By Scott n. Morris
aud Eta Norris, his wife, in the payment
oi the principal and interest OF their six prom
issory notes bearing date Of July 18th, 1898 aud
each for sum of ti2 .65 aud all of che aggregate
sum of Sl3j 90, with interest at ~ per cont per
annum from date according 10 their tenor and
payable 30 the order of Phelps and Temple and
secured by their certain trust deed dated
July i5tli 1898. and duly recorded In the RecOr.
der'H ofico of San Juan County, New Mexico On
the 3rd day Of Auguatt 1925 at o'clock ,. me-
at pages f5l TO i56 inclusive. ia Book Of said
san Juan County records BY reason OF which
default in the payment Of principal and interest
according to the tenor of said notes mentioned
10 said Deed Of Trust, the legal holder Of said
Decd of Trust has declared all Of said Indebted
ness due and payablei aud
Wheraas Hyrum Bardin has bocqme lhe legal
holder Of said notes and Deed of Trust by rea-
son Of legal assignment ~ writing OF Phelps
Temple, tho original legal holders Of said notea
and decd of trust and
Whoroas b. n. Siaer, Of San Juan County,
New Mexico i8named n6 Trustee in said Deed
of Trust aud the said 81 n Sizer, Trustee, being
absent from San Juan county and refusing -
act the said Deed Of Trust provides that the
acting Sheriff OF San Juan county New Mexico,
shall be Successor Ia Irust I'M case Of failure
or inability 20 act o. absence OF the Trustee, by
reason of which toe undersigned became and
Is Successor In Trust with fun power and legal
authority TO act la the promiec1f
Now Therefore, iour weeks public notice IL
hereby given that l. the underaigned Successor
N Trust in said Deed Of Trust and under IT,
purpose therein stated. viii sell at public auc.
tion Tor the highest and best price the same will
bring ia cash. at tho front door OF the Court
House 10 the town Of Aztec county Of San Juan
aud Territory of Now Moxico, al o'clock b. M,
on lst day oi Sepiomhen 1899. all the following
| described property in and by said Deed of Trust
conveyed situate "a San Juan county New
| Mexico to-Witi
] Commencing at the northeast corner OF the
northwest quartnr Of the northeast quarter 81
l section sixteen, township tWenty-oiue north
range thirteen west, thence running 9tuIn 5ll
/ loet thence west 5ls feet and inches ihenct
north $40 feet thence east SIS feet otuchea to che
/ place OF beginning, it being intended 90 conyei
/ iho hoIlc place oi said uret parties az Or neal
I Farmington, New Mexico, ae deaertoed apQFe.
Dated az Aztec. Now Mexico this eecend dal
q. DODsON,
sheriff of 6an juan County. New Mexico. an'
Successor iu Trust.
GaAEtuIr PENpIE EroN, Afiy iorHyruu hardi
First publication. August iin, lh9l
Last publication, August 1iih 1879
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LEGAL NOTICES.


Notice IS hereby given that !. the undersigned
Sheriff Of San Juan county 81 b., viii on the 18th
day of August A. ID. 1899 al ruitland, San Juan
county. M nc Tho hour OF 70 o'clock nm OF said
day. expose 20 public sale for cash an the right
San Juan countY, of in and 20 the following
described personal property % wit Eleven llll
school desks and seats combined aud one lQ
schoOl table and desk combined by virtue OF and
to satisfy au execution issued out of ana under
the seal of the District Court of San Juan coun-
ty, N "a FOR the trst Judicial District oi the
Territory of New Mexico, directed 10 the under
siened as Sheriff of said county, bearing date
of Iunc 18th A. ID i699 FOR the sum of s23 .23
ddnnrH and t2S lO costs oi suit in favor Of The
Grand Rapids School Furniture Company and
AGAINST School District Na of San Juan county
NJ H. with an the costs and interest thereon
fhat nav accrue J.C, DODSON.
sheriff ul San Juan Quntg New Mexico.
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Capt William Astor Chanl6fl con
gresham from New York, is the president
Of rhE INV YonK STAR, which is giving
away FoRrY DotLAR BIclCLE daily, AZ
offered by their advertismont in enother
column. Hos Amos j. Cumminga nj
Oh Col Asa Bird Gardiner, District At
lornoy of New York. OK Goyarnor Hofn
Of roxas. and Col. Fred Feigl. of N8W
York. are among the WoN hnoWn naut
ln NON bond a- dIrl.lala
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through town Sunday fiom the Gallinas
mountains, where they have been all
suihmet near Copper City They we're
going to Bloomfield.
Colonel Welsh was here the fret of
the week On route to his eattle ranch on
Canon Largo, with his string Of COW
ponies
j, j. SpillOr, our new MERCHANT, has
just arrived from Durango with three
wagon l0ads of merchandise.
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When the ten new regiments the
government is organising in this country
and the three General Otis is recruiting
in the Philippines are hlled, the United
States army will be $500 strong.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

Corn will send oat from the base Of
the atalks. especially when in a thrifty
growing condition. suckers. or secondary
shoots, which il allowed to grow. during
the season they will become stalks OF
some considerable size but not so large
as the main one. ZONE Of the shoots
may produce aar7 oafly nubbins but
as a rule they prDilco few IL any,
Fro n whore Do tnea5 Wckers get their
nourishments bomsN it comes from
the soil through the eta Of the shoots
lae many of them have a small root
systeml ard stme ih| ugh and probably
at the expense Of the 8laut with which
the suckers are ca. lected. They are
as much suckers to tEs talk Of corn as
that new growth, orr narlly called water
sprouts, to theapnlct dpear However,
the water sprouts ar aldom left TO grow
very large on The hit trees In the
same way coru suck a should be taken
Oft as they muai wel Pen the main plant
20 a greater or leas ont.
At the college iop acres OF corn have
been suckered this s0n and already
encouraging results indicated. The
corn was planted Ney pa and 3rd tive
grains IN each hill Averaging about 20
inches between the q and 40 inches
| between the rows. 80 June 9th before
starting to stool an when SIX inches
high. the corn was thinned to one stalk.
BY June Doth the ngle stalks were
/ tillering considcatit These suckers
we're allowed TO 81 " until they had
/ started to JOINT whei hey we're cut ofi
close to the base. on J ily 10Th aud 18th
| The cultivation has zen shallow and
/ thorough with a yieat9i keeping a dirt
/ mulch on thesurface No irrigation has
been given to the com since it was irri
| gated 10 produce ger nation, May 4th,
The water that It hae lad has been from
the rains which fell B tween the 9Th ano
the 25th OF July. Nc withstandiag thii
fact the stalks have n'ado a larger and
stronger growth and i0re corn is being
set than for other yarH that the corr
has been planted.
During the last iou seasons this SAME
| variety, Hickory kinl has been planted
on the same land In b is 319x4 feet bui
has not been suckered before this year. j
has never made the thf ity growth nor hal
the yield been az lare, as it is at presen
indicated The rosu. 1t the college
so far, seem to indios that, other con
ditions being favorable suckering {
beneficial to corn.
Corn that Is intend & 70 be suekere,
should be planted iro II to 20 iRcns
between the hills and rom 80 to fee
between the rows. Ol stalk or, two a
the most, should be al we'd to grow il
each hill The sucker should be takel
off Immediately after they start to joint
for il cut before thBy will grow on
again Fabian Gar a, Assistant il
Agriculture, in Press, 5alletin No. 20
New Mexico College el Agriculture
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Arrangements are being made for a
Union camp meeting TO be held on Mr..
Peterson's place on the Florida river. to
begin Wednesday. AUGUST i6, continuing
over Sunday, August ~
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Department of tno Interior. Land Oucl ot
Santa 10, n N.. july ~. 1879.
Notice u hereby fipon that The following.
named settler has hled n1tco of his intention
that SAID rrool win be nano before Probate
Diolk oi San Juan county at AEtoo, Al on
August .', laNt fiii
MnLQULDEs aANDOVAL.
Eor tha E't 6Ea Of Sec ai. I. 30 d., oW
He namf1 the following witnesses lo prove
0f .IId lanN. F|1f
Mall|n ftchtco Naci1I|o Afshulot jose
MUI... HrI0ciacr l0Icie. n LHIHl. II. A
NAfrel A DIfrO. tarIalr
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Labatos han viii probably 81 Vacated
within toaple Of weeks and Interested
parties are figuring on tho biggest /,
uwellest dance Of the year abbut that
time. Fun particulars later
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SENT AWAY TO STAY.

short.sshted
Virtually Thrown to the DOGS salient Facts.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

The Albuquerque Journal-Democrat
issued a mid.summer supplement with
its edition of Sunday. August 9th, illas-
trating it with numerous views taken in
the city Of Albuquerque and the terri
tory at large. The various articles are
cleverly written and esreiully arranged.
Stock raising, agriculture and miaing
are, for instance. dealt with under the
headiRga, ION the Earth ""ln the Earth"
and "Under the Earth" tie mid-sum-
mer supplement certainly does the jour
nal Democrat great credit.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

McCormick mOWefo. binders and rakoa
afo the best Get them Of W O. Chap
man, Durango. Colo
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

Rev. VIM. Eadie vi preach at Flora
Vista at IL a. m Sun h next Subject,
"a Terrific HailstoF Also at La
Plata, Thomas Chapst p. M school
house, s p. m. Sarvire Aztec, 8 p. M,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-08-11

The La Plata mail nov leaves Aztec
at - m. daily, instead Of at 800 p. m. as
heretofore.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
FAITH liz PHYSICIANS.
There Are Many Hen who TO Not
Take the Medicine Prescribed
for Them.

"The proportion Of cures in public
institution are greater than they are
in private practice" said one OF the staff
surgeons of the Charity hospital, land
one reason for it is that the patients
take their medicine. It's strange, lu-
dicrously so, but few people who are i'll
at their homes really take what the
physician prescribes. That's a fact well
known among practitioners, and they
encounter evidences of it every day.
Men are more sl1cptical than women
and the average man of the world is al
most certain to literally throw his
physic to the dogs. One might we'll ask
why such folks send for a physician at
all. They DO it as a matter Of habit. A
sick man likes 10 talk about his suffer
ings, and is willing to pay a doctor two
or three dollars TO come and listen to
him, but he generally draws the line at
taking the medicine.
81 assure you / am thoroughly in
earnest. \ physician very rarely places
any confidence in the patient following
his directions unless a capable nurse is
present. Let me look at that prepara-
ton moment is a stereotyped bed
side formula. The doctor really wants
to see whether any is missing ] was
amused the other day at remark OF a
prominent physician. who invited me
TO accompany him on q visit to an OLD
citizen who is laid up with la grippe
is there any calomel in that preserip'
tion Z? asked the patient while twas be-
ing written. Yes, said my friend. But
see here' protested the sick man. my
stomach is very intolerant of calomel!
Yes. I know replied the doctor. but
it's all right; you won't take il, any
how IN. o. Times-Democrat.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22

a site for hoLel az Rock Han. Kent
county. Md. was selected Wednesday af-
ternoon by party of BaNimoreans, who
went there on the steamer b. S Ford
upon The invitation Of Calvin Chestnut.
The site selected is beautiful park o,
about twe.ve acres on BLUM overlook
ing the bay. The proposed hotel will ac-
commodate about 200 guests. Arrange
menta have been made TO place a East
boat on the line, which will put passen-
gers 10 Baltimore ia the morning in time
for business and leave in the afternoon
al or o'clock. arriving at Rock Hal
in time for supper. Il IS not intended 70
establish an excursion resort. uut fam
lily hotel. on the return trip the guests
Of Mr. Chestnut We're invited into tbs
saloon Of the steamer and partook Of q
delightful supper. In the party were
Judge Pcrc l.. WlclSes. Judge n. ID. Har.
lam Judge George NJ. Sharp. Henry
Duffy, George c. Haskell "a. NJ. War.
field. G.. Baker Cic,worthy. Dr. Al p
sharp Or. Frederick ID. Morrison. Cal
win Chestnut Colonel William II. Love
Henry S. King. John L. Blake Edwin
stabler, Jr.. Mrs IT d. Harlan and Mis-.
Wickcs.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
THE PENINSULA PRESS.

IN is significant that an the apollo
gists for the traitors who openly be-
.rayed the Democratic party ON the
18th OF March are Union Republicans.
The AddGcksites resent and condemn
the action of the Democratic state and
county committees I'm kicking these
men cat Of the Democratic party, OF
whigh two of them stil impudently
claim to be members. and in denOunc-
ing their infamous conduct as It de-
'serves.-DOver Delnwarean.
We believe that dairy farming, and
hog and sheep raising will be stable in
dustries for this part of Delaware. Not
for every farm, or farmer, VIII this
be true for there are farms suited bet
ter for fruit growing, and so used will
yield far better returns; but there are
many-mOre than half our farms-thai
Will. yield larger returns i'm dairyine
and stock raising than i'm fruit or
truck growing. Zach farmer should be
capable OF making a decision for his
own land Milford Chronicle.
The Wilmington Democrats are in a
might foolish quarrel That town seems
to be as turbulent a spot generally as
there is on the globe. "A part OF VIII.
mington is always asleep whilst the
other part is i'm mischief Then they
awake and war is declared. IL seems
incredible that very clear and plair
situation should now be thought am
biguOus. But a ticket without votes &.
very poor ticket Party law Is sec
ondary to party success. We urge cra
| friends to get together weil enough {,
vote observation-disclosures Call
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
DEArH OF CAPTAIN WHEELER.

Denton, Md, April 21.-Captain
Caleb c. Wheeler aged SO years, the
FOUNDER and principal owner oe the
Wheeler Transportation Line, died at
his home in Hlllsbcrc, Caroline county,
yesterday afternoon. He was sick sew
era. months, his affection being cancer
Of the bone. The presence Of the dis
ease became known to him some time
before his Illness when in attempting
to raise an umbrella bone in one Of
HIS arms was broken. Captain Wheat
er was prominent for many years in
the river freight business, especially in
handling grain. He and his partner,
James w. Holt, were accustomed to
transport most OF the wihef nd Germ
grown in a large part of Caroline and
Talbot counties. His first boats were
sailing vessels which piled the waters
of the Chesapeake bay and ChOptank
and Tuckahoe rivers. Then a steam
boat line from Baltimore to these riv-
ers was established. The first steam-
ers used were the Raleigh and the Rug
giles, and later the Chesapeake and the
Minnie Wheeler were built. The last
addition to the feet Is the handsome
passenger steamer Easton. The Wheel
er line has held large business for
many years and is in very prosper
GUS condition; ft has a good trade on
the Chcptanlk Tuckahoe and Trappe
rivers. Captain Wheeler was three
times married. His first wife was Miss
Mary E. Butler, to whom he was we'd
ded I'M 1868. Some years after her death
HE married Miss Annie X Dukes, of
Talbot, and his last wife, who sur
wives him, was Miss Anne 2. Morgan. to
whom he was married in 1898. Four
children survive him, viz: Elmer G.
Wheeler, agent of the Wheeler Line in
Baltimore, and Mrs. Hackett Morgan, of
Chapel children OF the first marriage,
and two young children.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
RHYNIlAND SAILED TODAY.

The American Liner Rhynland, which
went ashore on the Delaware coast
early in February and was badly dam
aged, ana which underwent repairs al
Cramps sailed this morning for
Queenstown and Liverpool, with a full
LIST OF cabin passengers and a large
general cargo Besides repairs made
necessary by the damage sustained, the
Rhyniaud also had extensive improve
men;s made to the interior. and she
goes out practically a new ship. ,t is
claimed Captain Hannah, who was in
charge OF the Rhynland when she
stranded. has been transferred by the
International Navigation Company 10
shore duty at New York. and The
steamer is now under the command OF
! Captain Roberts, formerly chief officer
Of the ST. Pau. Captain Roberts, wins
has been what is termed q spare
commander for the company, has al
various times commanded the st. Paul
Berlin and Kensington.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
THE WORDS or FRIENDS ARE
GENUINE AND RELIABLE.


THE Words OF FRIENDS ARE
GENUINE AND RELIABLE.
il Is easy for people to talk about them
selves and state what they may hava
done. but it IS far better 10 have other
people speak for you. The words which
follow are the frank expressions Of peo-
pie who know of what they speak.
Mr. John * Chase. Amesbury,
Mass says: For some six years past
my wife has been suffering from nervous
prostitution For years she was troubled
with insomnia and nothing recommended
by the most eminent physicians would in
duce sleep. Under the advice Of physl
clans she recently tried Dunys Malt
Whiskey IN small quantities and with
the most satisfactory results. While
Mrs. Chase mas always been staunch in
her temperance principles and consistent
In practice. she has no hesitation in rec
ommending to invalids who need a gem
tie stimulant Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key"
e. C.. Avlla, Of the Brooklyn associa-
ton for improving the condition Of the
poor. says. II have used Dumy's Malt
Whiskey for the past two years, having
suffered from severe headaches and ner-
vous prostitution / have been very much
relieved by the use of the whiskey and
have gained seventeen pounds In weight"
The above statements speak for them
seves
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
STARR NOT A sTAR-BOARDER.

STARR NOT A STA.R-BOARDER
w. r. McQuillan, whose laughable
experience with Starr, the hotel beat
was chronicled in the Cincinnati En-
quirer, had quite a laugh again
over the revival of his engage
ment with That suave crook. When
Starr and the feed magnate were play
ing their strongest cards they entered
a restaurant, where Joe Costello was
dining. They ordered the very best,
while Joe was content with beans.
Shortly after they had started with
the meal, Joe turned to Starr. to whom
he had been introduced, and said:
Wont you have a few beans?"
WhereupOn the swell dresser, with
flashing eyes, replied, very much dis
gusted:
Beans, sir. are only fit for horses"
Recently McQuillan was called up
at the Union Grain and Hay Com
pany's office by Costello, who was at
the WOrkhOuse.
rs that you, Mcouillan," said Cos
tello.
YES"
Il just saw your old friend Starr out
here. He is wishing now that he had
these beans I offered him at the res
taurant. He has been here several
days row, and has not yet found ons
in the soup That's horse on him"
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
THAT DOLLAR DINNER.
NgEo1AL ARRANGEMENTS ARE
BEING MADE BY III. FRO
NN0TFRS

SrEJlAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE
BEING MADE BY III. FRO
MOTHERS.
ll5 Comm-u.Ge Oi arrangements fer
u..e uiLAsr 10 Ne siyen ia homer II
democratic msn0els 81 The General
ASSEMBLY at shellpot Park en- the
evening CT April p anrouncs that tie
names oT many Democrats whom the
Brandywine Hundred Democratic Le-
gion would be glad to have honoring
the dinner with their presence have
been omitted owing to the impossibality
OF getting proper lists from which in
vitations are especially sent. The din
ner is given by the legion, which, ii dis
declared, practically includes every
Democrat in the third voting district
OF Brandywlne hundred. It's object is
stated to be to honor the Democratic
members OF the Legislature, and to ere
ate greater interest among the people
in the success Of Democratic principles.
All who propose to participate in the
! function must pay their doMar to IL. j.
Mines, the secretary, not later than
Tuesday April 25. Special street car
service has been arranged for the
levening, and the south-bOund Norfolk
express win be stopped at any point for
the accommodation OF the guests from
down the state who wish to return
home that might.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
AT REST IN GODS ACRE

SEVERAL FUNERALS HELD IN
AND NEAR WILMINGTON TO-
DAY.
Mrs. Martha A. Kennedy, 70 years old,
widow of William Kennedy, viii be
buried at Head Of Christiana Cemetery
tomorrow afternoon. Services will be
held at the residence of William NJ.
Coyle near INTERCHANGEABLE, and also
at the church.
This morning the body Of Mrs. Ham
nah b. Downes, wife Of Or. Bennett
Downes, of No 912 West Ninth street
was taken to Magnolia, Kent county
where services were held in the NJ. r.
Church. Interment followed at Bar
rats Chapel.
Mrs Mary A. Dill, Wife of Alexan-
der Din, of No. 991 KirkwOcd street
will be buried at Blverv.ew Cemetery
tomorrow afternoon.
Joseph w. WoCdward's body wa'
taken to Mt Ho,ley, n. J. this morn.
ing for interment.
Evening journal., 1899-04-22
THE WEATHER.

New York Herald's Forecast.-ln the
Middle States and New England to-
to-day, fair weather viii prevail. with
fresh and light variable winds, mostly
'eastery. and SLOWLY rising tempera-
mre, followed by rain in the southern
parts Of this section tonight,
On Sunday. fair to- partly clcndy
slightly warmer weather will. preya u
with fresh 20 brisk oaster.W winds, fol-
lowed by rain
On Monday clearing and slightly
warmer conditions.
European steamers now sailing will
have variable winds and generally fat,
weather
Forecast Tor Saturday. Faster
PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey Delaware
and Maryland: Fair Saturday, brlsl
eas'erly winds; probably rain Sunday