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The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06
smaILer IN Rnnera.

From thc uulanao Herald.
O. H McHonfy Oh Pennington spent
last night in The city. fIe says the fruit
yield viii Do much gtcater 10 San auau
county than in iia history. Speaking
about the proposed iair. Mr.. McHenry
thought San Juan county Hould co.
operate. OF course. a date viii be fixed
by our people that will not conflict with
the Pennington ~faif-eitber before or
directly after in which case many OF the
oghihita could be utilized for both.
From The Durango Democrat.
q. $ Boyd OF Aztec has returned from
Chicago where he visited Porter Bros.C 20,
with a view oi marketing the San Juan
county, New Mexico. apple crop. He
got their figures on the tree and 10 view
Of enormous crop other states the
price offered ls good. Matter will be laid
before the growers for consideration
upon arrival ci Mr.. Boyd 10 Aztec.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06
Talk with Taylor.


An INDrx representative called IN Bob
Taylor at the county iail Monday. 10
will be remembered That Taylor was in-
dicted by the grand jury for holding up
aud robbing Joe Martin. a Largo saloon
keeper. last April Taylor was brought
here srom Cortez last Friday by Sheriff
Dodson. When asked IL be had any
statement to make in regard to his case,
he said: "No; I haven't a thing, I am
among strangersj have no friends here,
/ have no lawyer and no money to get
one. 1 cant get bonds and suppose /
will have to remain here. Following
my W judgment. under the cireum-
stances, ] had better say nothing" The
sheriff handed him a letter that be had
taken out Of the postofice. After ex-
aiming the suFerscription, his features
assumed a pleased expression, and he
said that was just what be was looking
for as he showed It unopened into his
pocket. II expect , have a tough ropu
tation in these parts,' he said. Il got
that while riding the range about l25
miles from here Dick Gillespie rode
10 ahead Of us with a bunch Of l25
horses. He claimed he was dragged by a
Mexican Named Miera and the horses
driven to the hills. When we came %
we got an the herses back except twelve.
Of the best ia the bunch. After we had
taken the horses to a safe distance, the
three Of US rode back and made the
M~exicans give up the balance Of the au-
imals. This was an exploit that GHles
pie took pleasure in telling. It's a tough
country around Cuba. There's only
four white men in the country" When
asked again to say something about the
charge against him, he turned to Sheriff
Dodson and asked him what the charge
was, but refused to talk on that subject
The name Of the man Taylor alleges
doped Gillespie is &. A. Miers, who runs
a general merchandising store aud deals
in sheep and cattle. Taylor is a man of
about n years Of age, light complexion.
and talks we'll. His manners. and con
versation would dispel from the mind
Of the visitor any expectation OF
meeting a man capable Of executing the
hold up charged against him. When
arrested, it is claimed by the sheriff Of
Montezuma county, Taylor admitted he
was the mar who robbed Joe Martin,
DR.. Thomas H. Breen, superintendent
Of the Fort Lewis Indian school, with
his daughters ard Mus Mcdonald, ac-
companied the band aud base ball boys
from the Fort who came to help make
Aztec's Fourth Of July a success. Others
Of the party we're Mr.. Paul A. Walter,
instructor Of the band, and Messrs.
J. NJ. Collins and o. o. Elliott teachers
at the school. Dr.. Breen spoke for the
rest when he said the Animas valley was
the loveliest Of the lovely aud compli-
mented our citizens on the completeness
Of their arrangements for the Fourth Of
July celebration. The party returned
home yesterday.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

w. Il. Williams% guarantees every bottle
OF Chamberlain'e Cough Remedy and
will refund the money to anyone who 10
not satisfied after using tWo-thirda OF
the contents. This ie the best remedy 10
the world for Ia grippe, coughs, colds
Group and whooping cough and Is plea
SAINT aud safe 70 take. il provenst pne-
m0nia.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

A reward Of siOo win be paid bs this Ataocia-
ton to any person or persons furnishing infor-
nation that viii lead TO Tho arrest and oonvic-
ton Of any person or persops stealing, driving
away OF feloniously handline any stock BELONG
ing 70 any memhrf Of this ,saooiation.
THE SAY JUAN COUNTY CATTLE GROW
Frs ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO,
headquarters az Aztec, saa5 nan County. New
Mexicoi WI Wright. President; J.. r.. VIII
liams, Treasurer Granville Pendleton, Socre-
taryi Board OF Directors ,. g. DOds0n, &. r,
stewart p. B. Milieson, II. n. Johnson and
Frank MUIR.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

Following is the list Of letters remain
ing uncalled FOR in the ~postofice at
Aztec. N. NJ. July 1. 1900:
n. M. Comfort n. -. Barton.
T. p WARINo, P. M.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

McCofmick Mowers and Bindeh DO
better work and lsf longer than ether
makes AZ Chapmsn's Durangos
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

or the Fourth q Jn VI . small Cuban flag,
silk. ANY one Obi Ting anne viii confer a favor
by returning 1t u Dr.. Condit.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1900-07-06

Mccormick a~ii-sseel Rakes are built on
honor and at homes, prices. At Chap
mans, Durango.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
To-morroWs,s Convention.

3 The Ohio county Republican conven-
ton. which will be held tomorrow, will
have some varied and important prob
lens before 1t, the paramount one being
the selection OF a legislative ticket, and
the Intelllgencer wishes to impress
upon the delegates the necessity OF
naming the very best men obtainablc
without regard to class, creed or condi-
lions. Ohio county deserves to be well
represented In the law making body OF
the state because OF her large CONNER
clai and Industrial Interests. Hereto
fore her representation In the legisla-
ture has been OF an Indifferent charac-
ter. The Democrats throughout the
state are putting up their ablest mem
men OF Influence. such as ex-Speaker
Mckinney and Ex-Governor MacCorkle.
The Republicans should do the same IL
they expect to attract the support OF In
telligent voters. We trust the conven-
ton tomorrow will do this. j
III In the selection Of the senatorial con.
ferees there promises to b. a warm con-
test. The situation in this district Is
somewhat strained at this time. but the
Intelllgencer hopes that all differences
may be amlcably composed. and that
harmony. which Is such n necessary adj
Junct to SUCCESS this year. Will finally
prevail, ~
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What Expansion Means.

In another column of this Issue cor
respondent OF the Intelligencer points
out In very vivid manner some Of the
benefits that will accrue to the United
States through the retention of the
Philippine Islands. The anti-expansion
press have all along maintained tina;
the Islands are worthless to us. alleging.
as our correspondent says. that popu-
latIon that is In capable OF self-govern-
ment Is equally Incapable Of engaging
In such Industrial pursuits Us will en-
able them to establish commercial rela-
lions with any civilized country.
This may be true at pres
ent. but with the establish
ment OF stable government
In the Islands. n work that Is now pro-
crossing favorably. they will become a
very important factor in the expansion
OF our foreign trade The Importance
OF this archipelago to this country In n
commercial way Is exemplihed In the
export and import figures for n few
years back compared with the, present.;
+. In 1897 the exports to the Philippines
from the United States amounted to
only 1897. while for the fiscal year 1905
they footed up s2,64o,449. This progress
has been made while tho Islands are yet
: distracted and without a permanent
government. What will 1t, be when
peace shall have. been fully restored?
Our correspondent. however. deals In
another line, OF benefits to be secured
right nj home. This Is the building Of
n railroad through Mexico TO ,the
Pacific ocean, known us Z thu
Kansas City, Port stillwell and
Orient railway, which Is claimed by
the promoters to be the shortest line by
800 miles from Kansas City to the Paci-
ilc ocean. The estimated cost OF this
road will be s45.0OO.Ooo. and It will trav-
erse the states OF Kansas and Texas.
and cross the states of Chihuahua aud
Sonora, Mexico, opening up n vast area
OF rich agricultural. grazing and
mineral lands In the United
States and Mexico. The principal
/ Incentive. however, for this great
undertaking Ia derived from the
prospective trade md traffic with tho
Philippine Islands and the other oricn-
tai countries, notably China, which
must now open her doors TO tho COM
mercS OF the world.
The 1ntelligcncers correspondent
closes his communication with thia sig
nIflcnnt parilgrnph: what does the ex-
ipendlture OF .t6ooo.oOo in the constrnc-
ton Of n new railroad mean TO the
workIngmcn in our mills and work.
shops7; How many tons OF steel rails
will be required to lay 1000 miles 90
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Exports Of Manufactures J..

y i - faas41
Through the operations. OF the Dlngley
tariff, which the Democrats In Congress
said would destroy our foreign com.
merce, THE expectation Of manufactures
continues to form the most striking
features OF our rapidly expanding trade.
aAsyearl ago the record OF a million dol
lars a day brewery business day in
the month was considered a phenome-
nal one; now a record OF a million dol-
lars a day for every day in the month,
including Sundays and holidays is the
ordinary every-month affair. Even in
July. which is usually a dull month In
exporting. the total exports OF, manu-
features were s34.545,O42 and formed
over IS per cent OF the total exports OF
the month. while for the seven months
ending with July, the total exports OF
manufactures were SECS 1908. 1883. forming
1886 per cent of the total exports dur
Ing that period. -
InlS60. exports of manufactures FORM
ed u per cent of the total expectations;
In 1888, 2S per cent; In the seven months
OF the. calendar year 1900, 1886 per cent,
and In the month Of July, 1900. s5.o5 per
cent. In 1860. the exports OF manufac-
lures averaged ;3,5oo.Ooo per month: III
1870. they were a little over $4,000, 900 per
month; in 1880, they were less than slo.-
600 900 per month; In 1890, they were
sl25oo.Ooo per month; in 1899. they were
$4,000, 900 per month. and In the fiscal
year 1900, s36,0oo.ooo per month.
This rapid growth In the expectation
of manufactures is particularly crafty
ing when compared with that of other
nations which have heretofore chiefly
supplied the worlds markets in manu-
featured goods.
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America in China.

The main feature OF the situation in
China is that while the fighting Is vir.
tually over and the purpose Of the allies
s in entering Pekin has been accomplish
ed there Is no government to treat with
for the establishment OF permanent
peace. The attitude OF the American
government was clearly defined from
tho start. The main object OF the
presence OF our troops on Chinese soil.
to!rclleve the beleaguercd legations, has
been secured, II Is true. but two 9th r
conditions specified In Secretary Hays
notes yet remain TO be .composcd-thc
safeguarding Of !Kmerlcan interests for
the future. and some proper guarantee
for naturalization for the expenses OF
recent operations and losses sustained
by American citizens.
The peace negotiations now hinge on
the ,crcdiblllty OF ii Hung Changes cre-
2dentials, most, of the powers being dis
posed TO discrcdlt his authority, Which
8 has been delegated by tho cmpcrorEwho
Z has heretofore been mere figurrhcad
Z under the vicious influences OF the
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Deafness Cam Mot Ia cure6

by local applications ms they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear,
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an intlunied con.
dltion Of the mucous lining OF the Eus.
tachlan Tube. When this tube Is in
famed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when II is en-
tlrcly closed, Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever: nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an In
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces. So
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Deafness Caused by CO.
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Cutnrrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
+. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, D.
Sold by Druggists, iac.
Halls Family Pills are the best. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Z . = & q 3 = -. T
Carpet is sold by the yard and worn
by the foot.
The man who takes life easy lisa dam
gerous character. I.
A rural editor says that cider is the
spirit of the press.
When prohibitlonsts have banquets
they probably eat the toasts. Ia
1t isn't always the man who has the
most nose that knows the most.
In the race for wealth too much mo-
ney seems to be an impossiblelcquan-
tity.
Fame Is like duck in q mud puddle
easy enough to see, but hard to get
hold Of. ti533
The groom may lead the bride to the
altar-but his leadership is apt to end
there. 5si:z b
When women cry It gives them time
to think Of some other excuse besides
because.
At first 4 girl wants nothing but n
husband. but after she gets him she
wants all his income. lIs7@
foolish because she doesn't marry the
best man at the wedding. Is
No woman ever hated man for be-
Ing In love with her, but many wo-
man has hated man for being indIf-
ferent to her charms. ~
A burglar was recently caught
breaking into q song on the west side.
He had already got through one bar
when policeman came along and hit
him with stave.--Chlcago Daily News:
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The Real Menace.

:. The New York Journal prints car
toon consisting OF an enormous and
brutalized man representing the trusts,
and on each side Of him are poor pic
lures OF Senator Hanna and Senator
Elklns. tbs labeled What the people
OF West Virginia have to face The
implication Is that Hanna and Elkius
are to pour their money upon the pollti-
cal waters In the hope OF returns OF n
satisfactory character in November. In
other words that they are going to
"boodlelze" the state. All OF which Is
about up to the standard OF the politi-
cal morals of such saffron sewer birds
as the New York Journal.
q Well let US see what West Virginia
has to face from the leaders OF the Bry-
anlzed Democracy. The members OF
that party, are boasting to-day. that
there Will be no danger of them run
ming short Of money this campaign.
Colonel JohE T. McGraw; has a bari OF
pretty fair size. and he has inveigled
Others into knocking In the heads Of
their kegs. Colonel Thomas B. Davis
was nominated for Congress In the Sec
ond district for the sole purpose OF get
ting a ;whack at his bank account. ard
enlisting the financial sympathy OF his
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry G.. Then
there Is Hon, David E. Johnston. OF, the
Third district. Hon. Greed Collins. Of
the Second and last, but not least. the
Hon. T. Moore Jackson. OF the First dis
trlct. all OF whom were selected, some
: OF them virtually blackmailed into rum
ming by the party managers, for the sake
OF the money they. would shell out.
These nominations were indirectly
manipulated by Colonel McGraw, who
will use their money or so direct Its ex-
penditure as to aid him in elect!ng 4
Legislature to do his bidding. When 1t
comes to the employment Of wealth the
West Virginia Organized Democracy
may be said to be sleeping on sacks of
coin. This is the real menace 10 Yves;
Virginia, the happiness and continued
prosperity OF her people. =
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~
|tracE -ss How many men will be em-.
lployed5in grading and building such u
road. How many cars and locomotives
will &c wanted 10 equip such a road:
Figure this out, and then keeping In
nindtthe fact that the capitalists sup
plying the money are making the ir-
vestplent in anticipation Of a greatly
Increase trade With the orient YOU
may be able to determine whether as .
cold and abstract business proposition,
the iretentlon Of the Philippines will
pay.',s;s. !, , 81
81 ThiR road is actually being surveyed
and y will be built. and that without
asking a cents worth Of aid from the
gpveFnment. And Bryan would have
US; hapl dawn the flag and scuttle from
theIPhillppines. II 3 Il! II
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Nearness separates people q lot oft
ener than distance does.
The hardest worl. man ever has Is
to have no woman to work for.
When you are trying to make n wo-
man love you, the best way to tire her
out Is to quit.
man she hates half as well MS she does
to hurt the man she loves.
When there is only little bit Of room
on street car seat, man will sit on
the edge and wriggle back carefully: n
woman always backs In till she touches
before she lets herself down.-New
York Press. +4 -,
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, "a. Matrimonial Freak.

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tto.i sie on.'ea states col'-
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t 20 vas u.iMi''is y
sitos souus anu u u. women
- ,'f ~ Yte -. ms pug was si'e'' u
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,'li ~ "ouiu ''et We uiI1icui. iof ier
iusoat'a - seeutea piace, una ne cou'u
eieip tei ~ at' - iiye uuri''s sie
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tR'st's pieuicaii.ell siie coliliueu iler
woes " u son !ot senator turner, OIL
y a u H!' lou. one i'ao kiio"f, young
uiYFter ior seveiai llioi'l's, s''e says ous
t'aaat 7.' sarueu MN I'M merely US an ac-
quaaan.su.nce' Win never thousht ol
tlataiase. % iar US siie Knew ne i'aa
no assi i 70 marry her. she met MN ann
On phla l1 y iaseg anu 'ola MN OF her
trou sttee. rernafking 1hat she guessed
s sle ~ouids nave 70 set married ana Sc
euresa place. placs Tor her husband.
At' Nel!'e sf'e oeclafes, Iurtier VOL
uh1eereu 70 marry ner' explaining tnal
' 'he would DC no necessity LOT tiielr
as assuming icoh3usai reiations' anu 'hat
Whhh their VISIT W 10 Faris was endea the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31

Ills a rare thing In politics to receive
such 4 compliment as befell Hon. c. L.
MaSee. of Pittsburgh. He received the
unahimous nomination of his own par
'ty FOR state senator, and was unanl-
mously endorsed by the Democratic
colt tentlon.
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Germany wants American coal. The
fuel famine in that country is becoming
quite serious, and the Prusslan cabinet
has resolved to grant modified rail-
road tariff for foreign coal in order to
facilitate the importation of coal from
England and the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31

1t was not enough for the Boxer
fiends to massacre and mutllate live
Christians. but they are reported to
haYc si1ockingiy desecrated the foreign
cemetery. outside the walls OF Pek!n.
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WHEELING.DAILY INTEIIIGENGER FRIDAY AUGUST

Scowardly Dowager Empress. 1t rs
hardly possible that anything definite
can be done without some authentic
word from her, or her actual presence
IN n. Pekln. The United States is not in
China for conquest, but peace and the
proper conservation OF the rights Of our
citizens and for the protection of our
commercial. interests. n X Z,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31

(; One OF the silliest Democratic cam.
paign roorbacks is that Republican
polls OF Indiana and Ohio chow that
those states are lost to Mckinley. No
polls have yet been taken.
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Around this land no man should roam
with discOntented mind.
For every class fitting home
With greatest ease Gun find
The writer's ali should go TO Penn,
The debtors flock to O., Wy
And Col. would be for colored men
a paradise. i know
The mining class would find In Ore.
A chance to raise the wind,
And. as you may have guessed before,
The rich should go to Ind. Is.
Religious folks should go to Mass,
And bunco men TO Conn.,, ri
And lovers who would win Il lass
Should find Il home In Mon.
The bachelors should go to Miss.
I'm sure you will agree,
And every maiden who reads this
Should take a train for Me.
There Is home for farmer men
In Idaho. b'gosh.
And money for the broke in Tenn.
And room for trnmps in Wash.
Tho sick should be ut home In ILL.,.
And drinking men In Kan.
While Ark. no doubt. with Joy would I'll
The ancient river man. w
All other persons. near and far.
Whate'er their age or sex IL. I'd
Who ore not suited where they are
VIII find there's room In Texas.
st. Louis Post-Dlspatch.
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The Dowager Empress in regard 20
ithG' peace negotiations stands In the
same relation us the corpus deIectl DOES
to q murder trial.
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Roynarl's Inglorlous Came Bag.

Rcynard's Inglorlous Game Bag.
From! the Field: In Telemarken last
summer man turned up one day with
thu mortal remains of n vixen and two
CUBS which he had slain the previous
cyfning on the mountninside nearby.
Hd Ind accidentally CHANGED upon the
"r&rth"iduring tho absence OF the own
ar. and had patiently waited for her
return. Eventually that excellent fam
ilyl provlder Smude her appearance,
bringing with hnr eleven small cnpcr-
cailSis,i one fun grown gray hen and q
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

II For Governor.
ALBERT B..'WHITE, OF Wood Co.
For Auditor.
J. ARNOLD C. SCHERR, OF Mineral Co.
For Treasurer,
6 PETER SILMAN, OF Kanawha Co.
For Supt. OF Schools. II
T. C. MILLER, of Marion Co.
For Attorney General.
Is ROMEO H. FREER, OF Richie Co.
Judges Supreme Court.
< HENRY BRANNON. of Lewis Co.
GEO. POFFENBARGER, of Mason Co
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mouse. The chickens and the mouse
were packed In between the wings of
the gray hen, the tips OF which she held
in her mouth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-31

Tho paramountcy of Boss Croker is
! thu degradation and shame of New
York Democracy.
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'The powers are ready TO negotiate
;peaee with China, but the trouble Ia
there Is no government to negotiate
with.
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/, Tammany's overwhelming victory In
the New York primaries cooks Coler's
goose.
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starohea and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, s
cents por pound. ~,
AL hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS, n,
3 Home Steam Laundry.