The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-03-21
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Let US all be happy.

What's wrong with the bandY
X F, T. Hickman Of Flora Vista was in
town this week.
See the ladies wooden dress goods al
Williams 8 LARS.
W. Townsend Of the San Juan was
in town Thursday.
Ted Warning has Odu Fellow aud Re.
bekah pins for sale.
Victor Brown Of Pennington was in
Aztec Saturday last.
A few pair Of ladies' shoes for s1.35
at Williams & LARS,
D @. d. Segale returned Wednesday
from a trip to Denver.
Don't forget the gold medal contest at
Pennington tomorrow.
j. Kellenberg Of Durango was at the
Jarvis hote! Wednesday.
y D. j. Craig Of Pennington was an
Aztec visitor on Tuesday.
Joe Murphy OF Durango was here
Monday on a business trip.
Note the change in the advertisement
Of J. II. Whitlock in this issue.
Faith may move mountains but it
takes coin to move household goods.
Call and see the line Of ehildrens'
and boys shoes at Williams & LARS.
fHarry Ware Of the c. S. Morey pack
Company is taking orders in town this
week.
" j. II, McQuillan was in town Tuesday
buying goods for his store at Flora
Vista.
Buy your seeds Of Durango Seed
House. We carry a~verything. G. H.
Clark.
Sheriff John W. Brown Of Pennington
spent several days in the c~ounty-seat
this week.
JIG. Hubbard, commisson merchant
Of Gallup spent several days in Aztec
this week.
Take your butter, eggs or poultry to
Chas. Fleck at the Inter Ocean hotel
in Durango.
Miss Nina Boyd will represent Hood
district in the contest tomorrow night,
at Pennington.
Balm farm wagons run lightest and
last longer than any other make. W. c..
Chapman, Durango.
A dance will be given in the Opera
hall at Aztec. Friday evening, March
28th. Every BODY invited.
The Hyde Exploring Expedition will
buy corn, wheat aud oats at the mill
and will pay cash for same.
Stewart and Heather have only a
very few Of those choice mich COWS
left. You'll have to hurry.
@. S. Boyd returned from Santa Fe
Wednesday where be was summoned as
a junr in the United States court.
Rock Island plows, harrows, Giant
drills. etc. Get my prices before pur-
chasing. W. @. Chapman, Durango.
W, j. Wright has % head Of cattle,
cows, calves, and two year old steers,
tor sale at his ranch south of Aztec.
See me before placing orders for nails,
barb wire, wire bale ties, buggies aud
spring wagons. W. c. Chapman, Du-
rargo.
ER. II. Gillespie who is int rested in
the big Hammond ditch on the south
side Of the San ] uau, was in town We'd
nesday.
"a. ii. Dunning returned Thursday
from an extended s]oiourn 10 California.
He went IN search Of rest and recreation,
andfound both.
See the jackson Hardware and I'M
plement company's advertisement in
this paper. They are among Durango's
progressive firms.
Fred Bunker will buy your corr and
will pay you cash for it, delivered In
Aztec. Bring in what you have and hs
viii take 1t OF your hands.
George X. Griffin, Frank Pierce and
a. NJ. Ausden, directors Of the Nation
al bank at Pennington passed through
Aztec Tuesday en- route 10 Durango.
Mrs. Zoo Linaacum, Of Telluride.
Colorado. is here on a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs s. b. Koontz.
She will remain two or three weeks.
Thomas Nevill a recent arrival from
Fairfield, Nebraska, purchased the p
NJ. Solomon ranch, 30 acres. also l60
acres Of VIM. swire, both near Bloom
field.
Those having farm produce to dispose
Of, eggs, butter, poultry, ETC.. win dnd a
buyer at all times by calling on Charles
Flick at the Inter Ocean hotel, Du
WIN. l., Hobbs this week made a
homestead filing on a 40-acre tract near
Aztec, while Walter Hollimon filed on
100 acres on the San Juan south Of
Bloomfield
Mrs. Il. y. Spinner, p. M, at Largo
was a southern bound passenger Tues.
day. Mrs. Spinner his been ia Du
under the care Of o pbysieiaa ior
time.