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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18
HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two Grateful Women Ten Help They Rsceived Trc
Mrs. Piuiham.

The climax Of life force In woman IL capable motherhood
The first requisite for good mother IL good health
health Of body health Of the geneative organs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

A mule, kick, man sick. st. Jacobs OF
cured the bruises.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18

Can't work? Stiff and sore from cold!
Use st. Jacobs 0il-work tomorrow.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18

A center shot. St. Jacobs Oil strikes SCI
atca and it is killed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18

It is surprising how well homely girl
looks in a picture.-Atchison Globe.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-02-18

Surely the best thing out is St. Jacobs Oil
for Rheumatism.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

The Filipino Insurgents HeadonG Flight From
capital NOrthward The Beginning Of che Bind.

the woods and the Americans advane-
ing across the open suffered a terrific
Gre for half an hour. -Four men Of the
Nebraska regiment we're killed, thirty
wounded Tsn men Of the Dakota regi-
msut we're wounded and one Of the
Psnnsylvanias vas killed.
The following from General Otis was
received at Washington Tuesday;
Manila, March 2s.-Adiutant General.
Washington. Severe lighting yesterday
afternoon beyond MarilaO Brilliant
charge by South Dakota. led by Frost
against the famed troops OF Aguinalco,
brought from Maloloa. Repulaed enemy
with slaughter. Adjutnnt Lien aud
Lieutenant Adams and Morrison and
four enlisted men Of the regiment killed
Lieutonsnt MeClelland aud tEenty two
enlisted men wounded Loss yesterday
mostly confined to this regiment.
Partial destruction Of railroads, which
are being rapidly repaired, impodes
MaeArthur's progress. Supply railway
trains have aow reached Marilao. and
MsrArthur is pushing on. Our small
| gonboats are in Bulaean river, where
great execution was done yesterday.
They will relieve the pressure on Nae.
Arthur's front materially Troops in
excellent condition and spirits. Pro-
clamation signed by Luna, general in
chief Of the insurgent forces, directs
that all towns abandoned be burned.
Ia Consequence thereof much country
north is in flames. OTIs,
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
NEW ENAcTMENTS.

Following il the list Of House Bills that bs
came laws at the recent session of the legisla
turs. The Council Bills we're printed last week.l
Substitute for Il. B. No IL, An act in
reference to Offices for territorial ON
GERS.
D. An act to keep public funds within
the eonfhes Of the territory Of New
Mexico.
Substitute for Fl. B. No. %, An act to
protect parsvnal property from loss by
abandonment.
Substitute for h. b No. q, An act to
provide for the construction o. public
bridges.
"a, An act to create the oourty Of
Mckinley and for the government
thereof.
80, An act to complete and furnish
the New Mexico Normal School at Silver
City.
q, An act to amend sections S, 8, 13
aad Of an act entitled Az to provide
for the compensation Of county Ofncials
and for other purposes, approved March
IS, 1897, being chapter GO Of the Session
Laws Of 1897.
House substitute Tor amended G. b.
- s-t2-.et to.-ias4.
Anu collection OF taxes IN the territory
Of New Netico.
go, An act requiring the insurance
against less by Ere Of tho public bnilG
ings OF the territory, aud the various
counties thereof
G 65, An act to amend entitled, An act to
create the county Of Otero and provide
for the goVsrnM 6nt thereof and 70
reie9t the boundaries OF Chatou County,
and for other purposes.
Substitute for G. B. No. SO, An ast 70
repeal section 3409 and to amend section
3420 Of the compiled Laws OF 1897, re-
gardiHg the stay OF executions.
House substitute for o. B. No lis,
An act to promote the sdminstfE-
tion Of justice,
12l, An act to fasiitate business in the
district courts of New Mexico and to
provide funds for the payment Of iuries
ia the trial OF civil causes in said courts.
81, An act to enable heirs Of deceased
persons to ascertain whether or not the
deceased had any money on deposit il
bank, aud to promote the sscheating to
the territory Of unclaimed estates.
Substitute for 81 B. No. 8. An aot for
the preservation Of public health aud
for other purposes.
81, An act to amend sections 1927 and
1888 Of the Compiled Laws Of 1897, rslat.
ing to certain titles 10 real estate.
123, An act in relation to acequias Of
mills In the territory Of New MeEic0.
House subst itute H. b. No 90, An set
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Last Friday the American army at
Manila began the forward march against
the insurgents, the movement continu-
ing all week and resulting in the capture
OF Malolou, seat OF the Filipino "rspub-
lie" The Americans losses are estimated
at about 300. killed and wounded These
dispatches are from Associated Press
sources and are pelf-sEplanstory,
Manila, March 81. uoon'-Maior Gen
sral Macarthur catered Maloloa, seat Of
the so-oalled insurgsnt governmont, at
$3.50 this morning, the rebels burning
the city aud simultaneously evaeuahng
it They are now in full retreat toward
the north, where AguinRldo snd his cab
met have tssn for two days.
Manila, March ST. 7:35 p. m.-The
Unitsd States troops rested last night
IN jungle about mile and quarter
from Malolos. The days advance began
at o'clock and covered a distsaao Of
about two ani half miles Beyond the
Guiguinto river, slong the railroad.
The brunt Of the battle was on the
right Of the track where the enemy was
Apparently concentrated. The First
Nebraska, First South Dakota and
Tenth Pennsylvania regiments sneoan-
tered them intrenched on the border o
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with rstersnee to taxation by municipal
corporations.
81, An act to establish and maintain
an asylua for the education Of the deae
and blind,
So, An act to repeal section 739 Of
chapter TX Of the compiled Laws Of the
territory Of New Mexico, relating 10
sheTids.
Substitute for II. B No g., An act
for the protection af stock r0iRaru, and
to prevent the sale Of dressed meats
from animals that have been stolen in
she territory OF New Mexico.
80, An at ato amend secion 1927 Of
the Compiled Laws OF 1897 Of the ter
ritory Of New Mexico, relating to blanks
tor thOuso Of county and precinct OH
GERS.
81, An act to enforce the building Of
school houses in the several school diBt
riets OF the counties Of the territory.
Substitute for II. B No 1l3, An act to
require the treasurer Of the Chilli land
grant to furnish bonds and for other
purposes.
65, An act TO promote and encourage
the discovery and development Of the
mineral resources Of the territory Of
New Mexico.
--tsa y. ~. "a. ..ssi.. ...5..r
Of the deficiencies in she territorial aP
pEopriationa Of the various fiscal years,
up to and including the 49th fusai
year.
The new Law regarding delinquent
taxes in the territory Of New Mexico
reads as follows:
Section THAT all accrued penalties
and interest upon taxes now or hereto
fore in thiSyoar delinquent shall bO re-
nitted upon al! such taxes which have
been or shall be paid on or before the
frSt day Of July, A. D. 1899. Provided
however, that in all cases wh9rs taxes
are now the subject oe litigation the
time for such payment as aforesaid is
extended only to the hrst day Of July,
1899, and il not paid on or before sueh
nrst day Of July no abatement Of inter
eat or penalties shall thereafter be
made.
See. 2.-That all delinquent taxes for
the years ls96snd 1897 be distributed as
follows: One.hslt thereof to be paid
into the general county fund. and one
half thereof to bo paid iato the general
school fuad Of the respective counties
10 which they are collected.
Sec. 3.-This act shalt take effect from
and after it's passage; aud al laws and
parts Of Laws in conhict herewith are
beleby repealed.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
Three Opinions;

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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
La PLaTA.

Everybody is busy cleaning bitches.
Roberts and Berry started Monday
with fyo hundred fine young steers to
their summer range near Pagosa.
Missss Belle and Nettie Nichols are
spending the week with their parents
on the ranch, during the vacation In the
schools at Durango.
Tommy Cain 10 recovering rapidly
frem his injuries.
Samuel Nichols met with q serious
loss the other day, accidentally setting
FIRE 10 enc hundred tons OF hay while
burning of his ditch. The hay was all
destroyed.
Frank Williams has bought the oolo-
bratod imported ClydssdslO stallion
from Jonn White Of the Man0os, which
he will stand at his ranch the coming
season. u II good horse.
Last Saturday a gang Of would be
toUghs composed Of renegades and la
Plataites after hllinR, up on "shegp dip
1ut down the roaa to. theic lls.aoi' i'rr
fore unouF the I'm opposite the post-
once whore they mao short stay, then
proceeded down the valley shooting and
yelling like wild Comanchea. The
chances are that Sheriff Dodson will
have 10 make an official trip 70 Santa
F'e after cOuat sets.
On the evening Of the 17th another
gang composed principally Of La Plata.
ties after hoisting aboard about q
fingers Of tie Aforesaid sheep dip went
ever into the big pasture near the Ami
mas divide 70 eelob5ats the advent Of
spring. The hilarity opened by q clog
dance by tho chief and lasted until the
dip had nearly exhausted it's strength.
They roport having a hilarious "hOt time
IN the old town tonight, a rolliicking,
high kicking, the-ooW jumped ovsr-the-
moon sort Of feeling. That's right,
boys, get out and celebrate occasionally,
cut where there are no temptations to
"sVipe" anything, for such temptations
may be hard to overcome. And whore
ROthing but the coyote and prairie dog
are around to enter a protest, you can
FnA thiDgs ehtiroly to suit yourselves
and not interfere with anyone but your
"elique" and it will be good thing for
you and Tor the community in general.
CORREsPoED EDENT.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
FOOLISH RILIPINoS.
HquiuaIao'o p nv Mistook the
American Split Of Priendllness
Fpr Pear.

HauiuaIao's ? ny Mistook the
American Split Of Priendllness
Fe- Pear.
A letter from Major Wm. R. Grove, Of
the First Coloraco volunteers, dessrib.
ing the events arasnd Mania following
the outbreak Of 5atiltier betwoou our
troops and the inirgenta, in which the
Coloradoans part ipated, has been re-
ceiVed at ihia q|l0e Regarding the
causes Of the wat believes they we're
due to the iorbea aneo shown the Fill
pinos by the Amtfeans. The letter is
Of date Of Fsbso n 10, and ia in part
as follows;
"Our troops hatA been forced 10 sub
pit to insult from hese insurgont troops
for mouths, and ..so not been allowed
70 resent the tau,hta This has served
to inspire the rebC II With confidence and
they have miata pa eur lenieney FOR
oowardic0.
"The trouble lttt Saturday was the
6nal outbreak anQit vas bound 70 soule.
The insurgents ave endoavorod for
thirty days TO fore a rupture ana how
bitterly they repe their insulting Ian
guago can best hs inferred from the
numper Of eorpst5 streWn over every
portion Of aabursan Manila from the
north to the rcsth. The American
authorities aud odiors had treated
them with every .ssible confederation
and they repaid With an attack Id the
middle os the ght. presume they
thought the An, .icana would simply
/ lay down and per eit them TO march 10,
but they we're mistaken. Oar troops
waited as quietly ss possible until day
/ light. and then Vsded into them, and
by ten o'clock thoy bad taken every po.
sition in the front ne from the FilipinsH
and in some cas- had pursued them
over the sOuntry 1 til recalled
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
FRUITLAND FOLKS.
Thoy Have a GosOperativa store In
Runhtno order sss Lever Valleys
Promising Prospects.

Promising FFesPecta,
]. B. Ashcroft Of Fruitland was in
Aztec Tuesday, on route to Durango,
and called at TIE INDEX office. He is
one Of the new eomsrs to the county
having resided at Fruitland something
over q year, but he is foremost in pro
noting enterprises for she good Of she
community aud the people therein.
When the new cooperative store was
etartod he was one OF The organizers aud
bneksrs and is now general manager.
The people Of thsloW alley 6nd that
intelligent cooperation pays 10 buying
and selling goods az it does in all other
lines, The store will save thousands Of
dollars to its customers in the next few
years.
Mr. Ashcroft sees an encouraging
growth in the population and wealth Of
the lower San Juan valley. immigrants
have been constantly coming ia and
since his arrival a year or two ago he
Gays he can notice an increase Of about
one half in the population and a relative
increase IN the number and extent Of
improvements in that section. The heavy
froightine bills have always been a bur
den to the people, but now that the CO.
operative general store ia in operation
they are diseountlhg this drawback very
largely. Given a couple OF good fruit
crops and they will have money to burn
The valley Of the San Juan from Ollie
to the hogbask is coming to the from
with rapid strides and it 10 men who hk'
Mr.. Ashcroft have energy and ability al
command, who are pushing it along Z"
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

hoHnsruAp nHqRE NO. l0o5
Nstos for PubIidafio6.
Departnsnt Of tho Interior Land Omce atl
Santa Fe n. h., February ., 1893.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has hl8d notice Of his intention
to make huAl proof in support Of hia claim, and
that said proof win ho made before the Probate
Clerk Of San Juan county, at Aztec, d N, o.
April Il, 1899, viz.
JOTHAM O.. COBURH,
For The EH sWK, VIZ SEA. Sec y, Up 80 n.
t2M
He NAMES the following witnesses 10 prove
bis continuous residence lpon aud ohliiFa ton
Of said land viz;
Arthur 1oavor Ant0no 9sHref, Frank Hial-
man, Frank Guinn. ~ Flora Vista, n M
MANUlE k OKEno, Register.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Aquienoa eonaierne az notidca que q abaio fr-
mado administrEd0r del Hstado del dnado no.
iugio Corruloa ultimamonta de- d oondadJ az
5an Juan Ierritorio Dc n N. comperossra ants
u eoriP del JuoE do Pruebae Dc dicho candado
Ierrltorio arto dieho que el dia de Mayo "A ID
1899 hqra IN nrraElo hnal como administrator
del oioha e1tado del hnado hefugio Oorralea
para eutoneol toda persona entero1ada pu4aa
eonporeaa oneenar causa pot IA oual IN agroglo
uual no 80 puodc haaer
VIDAL hAnTIkEZ, Adminiltrhdsr.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

HOMESTEAD HNTRH no. t65o
Notioo for Publioatisn.
Department Of the Interior, Land Once atl
Santa Ne, n. A., February al 1899. 7
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hled nOtico OF hiG intention
. nake final proof IN Support of his claim. and
that said proof will 0o made before Probate
CLERK oi ean Juan couuty, at A1tec, n a. 90
April lt, 1879, viz
0kOROE Won BOCKERN,
For tho Hlf NEh See q. TpON. N.Rl1W.
no ramQ1 the following Niinoslsa u prove ~.
cqnuuuQu1 residence upon and eaitiVatIon Of
said land Tiat
Endyhhn . shap, Edward 8 Bsiry, Fred
Bunker, qi Agtoo q "a rs Charles u Ns nonry, 81
tarmintton. n M
NAtral A Ortso. Boeisior
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

HonnsInAD nHrng 30. 80
Notios for rutlioatlon.
Dopartmont Of the Intcrior- Land Oaoo
az Santa to n. A., Aarch b 1899.
Noiita e hereby given that The following
named settler has dled notice bi hi1 intention
70 make anal proof in Support oi bic claim, aDd
that said orOoi viii 1n nado before Probate
Clerk Of san Juan County N Altoc, y ~ On
April 40. 1889, Vlrs
HERnAR N RArnJEN
For tbo M sWll, a. B. aH 1Eit. Bee Is. ~
~ N, = "a W.
Ho namct tho ioIIoaInG Wiinollc 20 pr8Sc
hia continuous rrlIluuNI uNc1 auo cultivation
of said land. Fili
john V Austn, NaUani g Berry. George W
McC0r5 Willilm u WNIa.C1 of AKiag N DIV
KAN p uiktO, ho1isiof
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Last van aad Testament Of Mishaol MoBor.
mott
Netieo Il hereby given that /. Chaa. v Stafford.
Probate Cl9rk iu and fer the county on San
Juau In the territory Of New Merioo, have sei
the nrlt day Of Nay, D 1899 aa the day for
provinE Che laet viii aud testament OF the said
Michael HoD8rmott, docoaacd
Given under ny hand aud seal this 9th dag
OF Mafeh. y 1883
CHAs. ', sAFFoRD, Probate Clerk.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

We have money 10 loan on San Juan
county real estate AZ lowest rates Of int
crest Call on Or write The Local Sc
curity Co., Durango Cole. or Granville
Pandieton. Aztec. N. A.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

WANTED - SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY
pereong u thil territory 10 managg our
nuainell ln Their own aud nearby countial, ID n
mainly once work conducted AZ home. 1alary
4traHnt tiu year and 01pengel- oehdiia,
naltfoula1i Nuclo1a 8lll-addl1lsod HiauD1d
mgeiepa, Aea1olt " hoaa. Prali.i Depti ~
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

lnsars your property agnihut los. By
hrs 10 the leading companies Of the
world, Call on or write. The Local
Security Co, DuFiseo, Colo.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

To whom it may concern Notice Is hereby
given that the underaiGhed administrator of the
estate Of Rtfugio COrralol, deceased, lace Of the
county Of san Juan and Territory Of New Hex
leo, viii appear before the Probate Court OF
said county and territcry. % be- begun and held
on the let dag Of Nay b 1899 and make nnal
eettlemont aa administrator OF the said hefugio
Corralos estate when and whore all perdons
interested may appear and show cause Why aueh
settlement should not be made.
VIDAL MARTINEZ, AdmiRiItratot.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

The new law re- irding the sRlariea of
probate judges, asfsssota, school super
intondenta and cSlnty commissioners,
enacted BY the 81 legislative assembly
ard approved BY Governor OtorO on
March /, reads au ,sllowa:
Section 2-Ths section l Of chapter
LX OF the session aets Of 1897, be and
the same is hersb amended to read as
follows: The pro ate judge OF the Sev
eral EQUITIES Of th5 territory shall re-
ceive the followi compensation: Ia
counties Of the srG class, $500 per an.
sun; in counties 4 the second class,
$500 per anaum; IL aountiea OF the third
class. 800 per an. IN; in counties Of the
forth class. $3.50 annum.
See. 2-That section Of chapter LX
Session Laws Of Y, be and the same
hereby amended read as follows;
The county aaa, pre- Of the several
-a--t,i.s. ~
lowed for their ar1ises per cent upon
all money GUlle3ted upon assessments
made by them, ana no more under any
siieumstances whatever. TO be paid
out Of money collected on their assOs,
monts.
soe. 3-That dsetion 13 Of chapter
LX, Session Lawn Of 1897. is hereby
amended to read at follows: The coun-
~ commissioners Of the several counties
Of this territory shall rsesivs the fol-
loving compensation: In counties Of
the hrst class, $500 Por annum; In eoun
ties Of the second class. $500 per annumi
Ia counties Of the third class 800 per
anuum; in counties Of the fourth class
$3.50 per annum, aud mileage in counties
Of ell classes at the rate Of cents foi
each milo actually and nA6easarilJ
travelled going to and from the meet.
iugs Of said board; providing, that the
meetings Of said board uhall not exceed
y in number each year.
Sec. 4.-That section Of chapter LX
Session Laws Of 1897, be and tho sam,
is hereby amended 50 read as follows
Shelton 4, the county school supeEinten
dents Of the several counties OF this ter
ritory shall receive the following eom-
psnsati0n; In eouaties Of the hrst clasi
81 800 per annum aach; in counties OF
the second class $500 per annum each
ia counties Of the third class, SlOC
per annum cash; In counties Of the
fourth class, $500 pSr ahnum each
Sec. 6.-This act shall take sRse'
from aad after its passage, and all law
in conflict herewith are hereby repealed
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

The people Of the west are beginning to
realize that they have, at various times,
through Congress, been used as a cats
paw to further the sectional interest Of
East, aud at the same tims have been de-
MED an equal or just division If public
money to develop their own Eegion. West
sFn representatives in Congress have
always wagsd an up hill hght to get
recognition for their vast territory, and
it was more than ever apparent in the
closing days OF the Congsaa just sdiour-
ned, who's the item in the River and
HarbOr Bill providing for the oonstrus.
tion Of Western reservoirs. agreed to by
the Senate after a gallant fight BY the
Western Senators. was 6nall killsd "a
conferences by the aotion Of the msmb6rs
Of ths House Of Representative.
Wsrtorn men are beginninE to soc
sleaFly that irrigation wall not win its
own battle sgainst Eastern opposition.
and that the oniy hope Of their securing
just recognition is by uHitsd action
They did unite in the session just closed,
and they almost won the day. Such
action needs only TO be continued to bo
ouceeasful. Western msn are orgau
izing, even aSw, to carry the war into
Africa during the coming Congress- and
they propose TO not only demand but to
secure q just proportion u Government
money 10, the development Of their sec
tion Of the Union.
Arid.land irrigation has. however, won
friends in the East, aud Il Was only
through the most bittoF aud determened
opposition on the part Of lie enemies that
IL iatsroass we're defeated 10 1899
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Job printing neatly executed at THr
lNDEx Office.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

We have discovered a sure panaeea
isr al the illl the ioah iH heir to. Use
"Morusshos" or pride Of Ameriea" hour
mads By the Durango Milling 4 Els-
vaior Co.. snd you will and your diEoa-
non inProVsd; IL brighteno the eye,
sWootens the breath, cures "that tired
feeling" and prevents the pants frou
haaglng b The kneea.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1899-03-31

Highest oaah prices paid Tor wheat Or
torn at.the Aatee mill
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-05-06

first lieutenant, and his promotion is
for effective work in the field. The
Dalles feels pride in the boys from
here who have made such advance
ment as this young man has.
When asked to be one of commit
tee of 100 to receive the cruiser Hal
eigh at New York, George G. Dewey,
the only SON of the admiral and clerk
in dry goods store, replied: 81 think
1 ought to keep quiet. as have done
nothing for the country. There are
other sons of great men who want
more, and yet are not SO great as young
Dewey.