The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-04
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Screen doors for sale at Rethien's,
Denver Best Soap at Williams 4
LARS,
San Juan county is in for a prosper
GUS season.
W. Il. Williams has aeed oats and po-
tatoes for sale.
Try the Light Roll aour for sale by
W. II. Williams.
E. G. Condit made a trip to the Smell.
ter city this week,
Frank Townsend was over from the
San Juan this. week.
W. II. Williams will sell you any kind
of goods cheap for cash,
Williams & Lair carry a full line OF
ladies' and ehildren'a shoes.
See the change 10 the advertisement
OF F, r. Graham 10 this issue.
Mrs. DR.. Barnes OF Durango spent
several days in Aztec this week.
Call and see the new line of ladies'
dress goods at Williams & LARS.
Williams & Lair will have some seed
potatoes ia the fret of next week.
A few more suits Of clothes to close
out at a bargain. Williams & Lair.
Frank Baker and family have gone to
Harrington to remain a few weeks,
P. M Salmon of Largo is visiting his
son-inlaw, Chas. Carter OF this place.
F. 7. Hhickman aud wife, of Flora
Vista, were trading in Aztec Thursday.
w. II. Williams has a nice lot Of spring
and summer goods to arrive in a few
days.
Ed. Smack and Jesse Bel left for the
Piedra Park Tuesday with the formers
cattle.
Buy your seeds Of Durango Seed
House. We carry everything. G. H.
Clark.
Sheriff John Brown and Boone
Vaughn of Pennington we're in town
Tuesday.
J.T McQuillan was in town Thurs
day buying groceries for his store at
Flora Vista.
1t is hoped to have the court house
ready for use by the time court Iueets
in October.
Take your butter, eggs or poultry to
Chas. Fleck at the Inter Ocean hotel
in Durango.
Balm farm wagons run lightest and
last longer than any other make. W. @.
Chapman, Durango,
John Boyd, general agent for the
Champion and binders, is here
taking orders this week.
John W. Allen sold 43 acres at Flora
Vista to Sarah S. H. Heain. The deal
was closed up Saturday.
The Presbyterian church at Flor a
Vista is nearing completion. 1t is a
credit to the community.
Flows, mowers. hay rakes, and all
kinds Of farm implements for sale at
Rothien's hardware store.
Ex-County Commissioners, Juan A.
Jaquez wac in the county-seat Thurs
day attending to business.
The Hyde Exploring Expedition will
buy corn, wheat and oats at the mill
and will pay cash for same.
Tom Owens, who is in the hardware
business at Durango, spent several days
in the county-seat this week.
AS we go to press Wheeler, the boy
prisoner, is safe in jail and Charley
Carter swears he'll stay there.
Rock Island plows, harrows, Giant
drilis, etc. Get my prices before pur-
chasing. VIC Chapman, Durango.
Money to loan on easy terms. For
further information write the Aetna
Building Association, Las Vegas, N. NJ.
Mrs. Sanford who has been visiting
her father, H. s. Farley Of Cedar Hill,
returned Thursday to her home in Du-
See me before placing orders for nails,
barb wire, wire bale ties, buggies and
wagons. W. c. Chapman. Du-
rango.
Mrs. VIM. H. Southland and her
daughter Mrs. Dick Hendricks, we're in
Aztec Tuesday enroute to Pennington
to visit relatives.
The Rio Grande Shoe Store. Durango,
has an ad in this issue which it will be
OF interest to scrutinize. They sell foot
wear exclusively.
The new settlers on the La Plata are
taking hoid with the vim and energy
that maze for success, and there is no
doubt that they will succeed.
r. b. .Whitford left Wednesday for
Silverton where he has SO cured en-
ployment for the summer with the Sioux
Mining and Milling company.
Ch0s +. Holly ia resurveying the
Aztec town ditch, the intention being
to take out one or two Of the high places
which cause trouble at present.
L. @. Eblen and family are here from
B~enionville, Arkansas aud are occupy
ing The Snyder residence. Mr.. Ebion.
is a brother d Dr. Eblsn Of Aztec.