davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Will Foot Their Own Expenses.

The annual national convention Of the
League Of American Municipalities viii
be held at Baltimore in October. It IS ex-
pectod that several councilmen from this
city will attend and foot their own ex-
penees.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Cause Of His Arreet.

This second case against Dr. Hertel
grew out Of the finding OF Annie Cham
hers. a colorcd woman. unconscious. on
saturday last from the enec's of the
drug. When the Chambers woman
was resuscitafed by Acting Police sur
geon Bastian sufficiently To tell whore
she obtained the poison the authori-
ties learned that woman named
Annie Cooper had purchased il.
The police then went on the huni for
the latter and on Thursday last found
her. She was brought before Chief of
police Black and admitted having
bought the drug at Hartels. simply
asking for ten cents worth of coke. '
by which name cocaine is known among
the colored people addicted TO it's use.
The Cooper woman said she had no
trouble in buying the drug and at the
request OF Chief Black went to Hertels
and returned within FIVE minutes with
ten cents worth of the dope" on
this evidence the chief Of police had a
warrant issued for the arrest Of Or
Hertel
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
NAL on coooh Resldenee.

Work on J. wilkln Coochs new resi-
dence. in Newark. IS progressing. When
completed it will be one Of the finest
houses IN that town.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Minnesota Indians Threaten to Bis.

St. Paul. Mimi, Aug 27.-Rellable ad-
vices from the Leech Lake reserve state
that an outbreak of the Pillagers and
Bear Island tribes is imminent and that
agency officials have begun TO remove
their household effects and families 10
Wilker the nearest railroad town. War
dances are IN progress. The tribal king
Of the Pillagers who has just been re-
leased from Jail, is melting the young
bucks against the whites and is actively
supported by the younger element among
the tribal chiefs, who are anxious for a
fight. All the younger Indians are well
armed.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Second Of series of Dances,

The young peol& of Middletown,
Odessa and Delaware City will give the
second Of a series of dances at Augustine
Park tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Rarnains In Picture.

Don't miss the clearing sale of pic
.ures at w Roy Fryer's. l0l and 1903
East Third street. The prices wan
surprise you.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Dark Room Fitted up.

a dark room has been fitted up at the
Y. M. G. A. for members who own
cameras.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27


and s.ill gaining on the Shamrock.
Highlands. Aug. 81 - 1916 P. M
Reliance well In the lead. Race unin-
teresting and has appearance OF a pro-
cesslon. Looks as IL yachts would nm
ish within time limit
New York. Aug. 2T--12 Noon.--Even
money Is offered that Reliance wins to-
day by five minutes corrected time.
Highlands. Aug. 27-12.10 p M
Wind now freshening up. Seven knots.
Reliance seems 20 be increasing lead.
Boats win finish In time limit.
Highlands, Aug. 27-115O A. NJ
Reliance leading by nearly three min
utes. but is well to windward. Getting
hazy. ..
Highlands. Aug. 81 11.47 A. NJ
Reliance still gaining. One and three
fourth miles ahead.
Highlands, Aug. 81 11.35 A. NJ.
Wind is freshening near the yachts.
Both on the port tack. sailing fast. Re
lance Is increasing her lead.
Highlands. Aug. 27 ~ 11.2O A. NJ
Reliance Is one-half mile ahead.
Highlands, Aug. 27 - lilo A. M
Reliance crossed the line at 1924;
Shamrock, at 11.03.4s.
New York. Aug. s7.--1O.32 a. M
The Regatta Committee has just set
signals. and the course win be south
east Wind very light, scarcely more
than three or four miles an hour. Both
yachts have dropped tows and are
sailing about lishtship.
Highlands, n. j.. Aug. 27-lO.21 a.
m.-Both yachts reach lighfship
Shamrock being first TO drop tow Wind
about four knots east at lightship.
New York. Aug. 27.-1o.2O a. m.-
The Regatta COMMITTEES has slgnalled
the course for a windward and leeward
race.
New York. Aug. 27-9.55 a. m.-wind
is freshenng and prospects for race
are improving.
Highlands. n. j.. Aug. 27-9.37 a. m.
Reliance half way 20 llghtship in
tow. Still dead fiat Of shore.
Highlands. ~ j., Aug. 27-9.3S a. m.
Regatta Committee boat Navigator
and the guide vessel Coastwlse and
mark boat John $. Scully passing
Sandy Hook. bound for starting line.
New York. Aug. 27.-It was dark ami
lowering this morning when the crews OF
the two big yachts appeared on deck to
prepare for the third contest. The sky
was overcast, and at o'clock light show
ers OF rain were falling in many places
within a radius Of thirty miles OF Sandy
Hook The southeast breeze which blew
finely all day yesterday had blown itself
out by dawn this morning, and although
there were faint breaths Of air from that
direction. there were many calm spots
out over the ocean.
Yesterdays southeaster had left some
thing Of a ground SWELL and the surf
along shore was fairly heavy, but not so
strong as that which prevailed a week
ago on the first day on which the yachts
endeavored 10 race.
Notwithstanding these dull conditions.
the air was surprisingly clear, and from
Sandy Hook vessels could be distinguished
many miles out TO sea.
About 7.aO the wind began to breeze up
from a little north OF east, thereby carry
ing out the predictions OF the weather
bureau. Still at this hour the air did
not have enough strength TO warrant the
starting Of race, and three and a half
hours before the time set for the yachts
to cross the line thee hances for a post
ponement seemed better than for a race.
At n o'clock a seven knot breeze was
blowing.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
WIIminaton RioyeIe cIub.

Moonlight to Washington Park,
Thursday. August eth. Leave Fourth
street wharf p. m.
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In New York On Business.

Andrew c. Gray left for New York to-
day on business concerning the United
States Shipbuilding Company.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
TOM JOHNSON
FOR GOVERNOR
He Is Named by Acclamation
by the Ohio Democratic
Convention
PLATFORM ENDORSES BRYAN
Convention Was With the Nebraskan
On National and johnson On State
Issues - A Spirited Campaign is
Promised.

Columbus, o., Aug. 27.-The John
son programme was carried out com
pletely in the Democratic state con
vention. Although the opposition OBJ
structed the proceedings with minor
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands. Aug. 27--12.10 p. M
Wind now freshening up. Seven knots
Reliance seems 10 be increasing lead.
Boats win finish in time limit.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

New York. Aug. 27-12 Noon.-Even
money Is offered that Reliance wins to-
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
Both Yachts Got OFF To
gether But Defender
Soon Forged Ahead and
Held Her Position
Race To-day Was Unin-
teresting and Had the
appearance of a Pro
cessiOn
Eight Minutes Ahead.

illghlands N. j.. Aug. 27--1l5 a.
MI Reliance is eight minutes ahead
and siil gaining on the Shamrock.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27
COKE" SELLER
IS AGAIN FINED
DR.. Hertcl Sentenced to Pay
SIS and Costs for Selling
Drug
STRONG EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM
Police Will be on the Lookout For
Druggists Who arc Selling Alcohol
to Negroes and Poorer Class Of
Whites.

For the second time DR.. Emil IIertel.
who conducts "a drug store on the
northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut
streets, was. arraigned in city Court
this morning. charged with violating
the city cocaine ordinance. He pleaded
not guilty to the charge, hut the owl
dence was conclusive of guilt an the
mind Of The court ana fine of s25
and costs was imposed. Former As
sistant city solicitor Samuel s. Adams
represented the defendant and made
AN able effort to secure his clients re-
lease.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands, Aug. 27-11.5o A. NJ
Reliance leading by nearly three min
utes but is well to windward. Getting
hazy. ......
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Durstein'a &c cigar more popular
than ever.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands. Aug. 81 - 1876 p. M
Reliance well In the lead. Race unin-
teresting and has appearance Of a pro-
cession. Looks as IL yachts would nm
ish within time limit
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands. Aug. 81 11.47 A. NJ
Reliance still gaining. One and three
fourth miles ahead
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

OUR CREED: To publish
the news that oaght to be
published; to tell the truth
that ought to be told, and to
put it into readable form.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands, Aug. 27 - lilo A. M
Reliance crossed the line at 1924;
Shamrock. at 11.03.43.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands. Aug. 27 II 11.20 A. NJ
Reliance Is one-half mile ahead.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands, Aug. 27- 11.35 A. NJ.
Wind is freshening near the yachts.
Both ON the port tack sailing fast. Re
lance Is increasing her lead.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

WEATHER. Today, Partly
cloudy to fair, cooler, light
winds. Tomorrow, Fair, rising
temperature, fresh winds.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

New York Aug 27.--1O.33 a. m.--
The Regatta Committee has just set
signals. and the course VIII be south
east Wind very light, scarcely more
than three or four miles an hour Both
yachts have dropped tows and are
sailing about lishtship.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands, n. J. Aug. 27-l0a1 a.
m.-Both yachts reach lightship
Shamrock being first TO drop tow Wind
about four knots east az lghtshp.
Evening journal., 1903-08-27

Highlands. N. j.. Aug. 27-9.3S a. m.
Regatta Committee boat Navigator
and the guide vessel Coastwlse and
mark boat John S. Scully. passing
Sandy Hook. bound for starting line.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-05-15
De un diariO del Sur

e <Diario dc Ponce., en- ga edi.
torial del 13 entire otrss c9sks, eics
10 que sigaa. ref is 1dosa 6 los at
guloa que .G 4gliostrc. publickrA en-
Ella @ espondeneiss.
S'gue aCagliostros desae las CO.
lumnss de Ella Cosresponiencis ,
pi,ando y dando 6 conocar 81
pals puertorriqusn eli vsrdadaro as
tado de nuestrR po1si,a. N hsy
que dudar que cusnao ese escritor
lanza affirm aciones tsu abso usss. es
porque toma sRua en- buanss fusptes.
sCsgliostrc. an lergaAie ser cii'o
y claro xplics IL consncts qas via
ne siguisndo Ell elemento coctinen :
tal en- Ell o'den polftico y ros da.
mneatra que ese elemento hsce so
que le ID ls gan&s. se refiere los
continentAles que formAn ell gobisr.
no; y que no es verssa que pAr.iao
alguno este en- el poaer, rstifisando
10 que afirm6 en- SD ar terror az ;alo
Las causas y coneAusa sas de qua
Pasrto Rico hsya legado & tai ex'
tremo en- su poiftioa, no tenemos
q ue esforzlrnos para encontrkrlas.
Ii fAlta de atriotfsmo y Ia Ambi
ci6n del medro, llevAron Ell relsia
miento po,ftico 81 psntano, y el ns'
gocio qued6 cuadraao para los que
nos aceehabAn.
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Como andaI Ias!S COSas
en- FilipinaS
Captura de diez fuertes
Moros
Fl Sultan de AmparuganO eS-
ia preSO
(De maestro cosresponsazl

Nueva York 9 de Msyo.-Avisan
de Manila que IL columns que man.
do el capit4n Perahipg ha logrAdo
derrotsr el faerte ej6rcito del Sal.
tan de Amparngano que ss hsbfa
b scho fuerte en- Ell territ0rio de TA'
raca, & 10 ori In orientrl del lago La.
mao, provincia de Mindanao, Las
faerzss amerisanas logr&ron sptu
rar dieZ fuertes FEeron muertos
ciento ounce moros, srece heridos,
y setenta faer0n cspturados. Do
smericAnos faert muertos unos
diez herides.
Los aiez fuertas constituisn una
ssrie de posieiones estrat6gieas de
mueho Valor en- lGTq snsrgenas del
Rio TarAcs, y 1ssae s.lss resistie'
ron vigorosamsnte los moros. Las
tfopas smerich .as los atacaron ell
lunes, dis 4, apoder&ndese de los
ocho primeros sin p6raida alguna, 6
pssAr de que los treinta y siets CO.
nones antiguos de que dis p opfa el
enemigo fueron usAdos CON no pocs
diligsncia y tino.
La guarnici6n del novsnc fnerts
resistio tenax uente. y Ell capi'Ga
Psrshir g se.vi6 ,obligaao or Q aar
qas SO bambardssra el fuerte y on .
faerA tornado por asAlto, /, quee !,
efecto Sc hizo. Los tanientss Shaw
y GrAeie, nj mando de dos con Oh
1lax del 27 de i; fAnterfs y se an dss
tReamento de eaballerfs, roaearon
al d6simo faerte, donds Sc hatfare
fugiado ell Sa tin, y por Fl los sitia
doc sc riDdieron por no poder sos
tener mas el sitio,
ri caf1onsro espaf11 II "Va'asco"
a,haao a pique per los buq ,es de
Dewsy, hs sido sacado q fl ,te. e
eRseo no tiene ell menot 4, d nero
"a armadura musstra clarsments e.
efacto de las bAlas americanas.
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SON EST0S SUS SlnTQMAS :?

Predilecci6n al onanismo, emisiones de dis de
noche. derram"s al eetar en- presenoia de una
lascivas; granos contracciones dc los mtisctIus
(que son precursores de la Epilepsia) penaa-
tendencas dornitar 8 dormir. sensaci6n de EN-.
utecimiento, perlida de la voluntad, falta de
dolores en- las piernas los mdsculos, sensation
dc tristeza de salientos inquietud, falta de
memoria, indecsicn, melancolia, capsancio das-
tantes ante Ia vista, debiGdad despues del acr D
de una perdi la involun taria; derrame al hsorr
esfuerzos la silla, rufdo siIbido en- los oidos
timidez, manos pies pegajosos frfos tenor lie
aIgdn peligro inRinen te de mueTte 8 infortunio
,mPotenoia psrctal, e, total. derrsme premature
caimiento de Ia sensibilidad, organos caidos
dH5ns dspepsd ee fs Agnnss de esos
hombre que debe recuperar sus eneryadas fuerzss
gitsales 2 yendra q ser presa dc algnna~ fatal
Nosotros solicitamos de todos los que sufrsn
&c alguno de los sintomas arriba enumerados
con 5n a
especialistas quo han tenido yeinte afios de ex-
peItencia, tratando enfermedades de los nervios
del sistema sexual, y Quienes pueden garantizar
una curaci6R radically permanente. -
Enyienos una relacon completa de su case
dandonos todo su nombre direction edad ocu.
paci6n, 81 es casado soltero cuaies de los sin.
tomas nombrados Sc le han manifestado I'd, "
81 I'd; ha 1sado algun tratamiento para gonorres,
estrechez sffilis alguna otTa enferlnedad
Nue- ira junta de medicos diagnosticara ense-
gu!d,t Y embellishments su caso (gratis), inform
ara d I'd. de 10 que lie cuesta un tratamiento dc
tIei"t,i dfas en- el cue se efectuara curaci6n
Ia cal Sc 10 Tostablecera id. complets salud.
volvrla I'd Ser TN hombre vigorosO ST I'd. nos
femite ciuco pesos en- biiletes de su pals giro
postal c'.mo garant1a de buena f6, lie enyiaremos
tertifcado, tan pronto como nuestra jurta de
Iuetice'S haya decidido ell complete tratalni 1tc
DC" I'd deUe someterse. 80
O0MPANIA ESPECIALIsTAd def NORTB
176 Vincent Bldgy Broadway & Duane St.
New York, E. o. de a.
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i.QQien fQ6 SarmientO?

En nuestra vista ayer tards 10
hermosa frs gaia eseuela 81 6 sntina
sPresiderta to Sarmientos, hsblkba'
mos familiarmente pusde decirse CON
ell csb3lleroso tenients sc q or Rsmi
TO, y este nos dijo, refri6aSo'e Q o.
nombrs que 10 fragata llevs, cu6Lta
era la vsneracion que eu ls progse-
sista y distante repdolica SO tenfs
por aquel nombre.
<Sarmiento -diio-fu6 an glori $50
py6ser en- nuattsa pstria e repre-
sent6 6 10 Argantins en- E tad
Uniios, y luego, desps6s de scree j.
txrke como exceleEte y tslent $50 di'
p!omatiec, al retornar 6 su patria
ale MO a.tos puestos en- ell g .bierno.
desaa los cuales puestos encamir 3
GA voluntaa y sus esfaerzos q 10 idea
da que su nc b y vAleroso psfs con.
tsse CON una respectable y faerte ma
rina de guerra.
Y fee ell fundador y el orgaD'zs
der de ESQ que hoy Sc llams podel1 }
naval de Ia Rel 4 ,iics A g sntina.s =
El nombre de ese patriots es We.
nerando para todo hijo oa L. gallar-
d. rival de Chile, de ia ind6 mita tie
rrA euya historic decoran y esmal
tan los heroismos de San Martin.
Vimos Eu retrato en- 10 1ojo ca'
mara del primer comandante de 10
fragAta, y en- 10 espaciosa y noble
ftents = en- la Altiva mirada del in
s'gns patricio argeuti Q, como que
destellkrsn las grAnke3 viz tn les q as
en- vida le adorn&ron.
iQae sublima poder rendir tribato
los pat .iltas los q t;enen uaa
patr.A Ii 1re!
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"RASGOS

Este es Ell tftulo de nm libro de so
netos de nuestro distir guido amigo
Ell poeta don Mariana Riera Palmer,
que muy en- breve vera 10 publici'
dad.
FL sef1or Riers ss ventajosamente
conocido como escritor, y nno de los
pocos enthusiasts para In bella lite
ratura con que cuenta nuestro Par
n&so.
"Rasgos" formAr& un 70. dmen de
$50 pkginas, contsniendo compos',. !.
clones de m6rito sobre personaiss
hist6ri:os antiguos y modsrnos.
Preceder6 el libro un pKologo do
nusstfo joysn literato don s. Dali
mau y Canet,
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Sc ARRIENDA

Una INCA para cana 6 pastos ra'
dicada en- Yabucoa, compussts de
178 cuerdas de terrsno de primers
clase y situadA entire dos ingenios.
Para informes dirigirse & don
Juan F. Alfonso en- Arroyo, { don
Andres Antelo On Yabucoa y al doc
tor J. A. Disz en- New York. a16
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"LAVAQUITA NECRA -
SAN FRANCISCO 67

SAN FRANClSCO oI
En- este bien sur lido establacimisn
to, 1nico en- su clGse puede decirse,
encontrAr& ell pdblico exqu1sltos CO
f6. chocolate, refres COS, licores, dul.
ces, tabacos, cigarrillos 6 infnidad
de artfculos de primerA clase. Mag
nifico servicio.
LIMPIEZA, ESMERO. ACTIVI-
DAD Y CARING CON Ell PA
RROQUIANO
Pueden sAborearss Rqu1 los csle'
ores 4PAstelillos turcoss de cArns
uueso. Y an sjAmon en- v11oe, psro
jAmon 4non plus ultraS. HallAeas y
psstsles los sabAdos y dominges;
la fAmosa LECHE BATIDAI espee1All'
dad de 10 casA.
Propietaric, Juan G. Santiago.
n
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HOMDnESS [)EDiLES
REC0BRkD VijESTRO VIG0R
La DEN0RA ES PELlGR0SA.

Parece que el Creador ha ordenado que despues
de la sargre el fluisio vital seminal sea la sub
stancia mas preciosa ell cueTpo del hombre, y
alguna perdiGa c"ntranatural de el producila
siempre iesulta:os desastrosos
Muchos hombIes han muerto de intermediates
cortentes, tates C mo las del corazon, del higado
Dc los rinones, tHfermeGades pumonares etc +,
por hab' peIlnitto su vitalidad Rastarse ex.
poniendose asf ser faciles yfctimas de estas
Intermediates cuando algunaS cajas de HueSa
medicines, tomadas a tempo habi1an imped!do
estas dehilitaG tes perdidns, asi preservauoo su
vitalidad para tesisIr los ataQues de esas peli-
grO5aS eDfeT m edades.
Muchos homores han llegado lenta, pero segura-
mente q I'M estado de demencia incurable cauSa
de esas perdidas, sin saber 10 verdadera causa
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-07-03
Low RATES.

July |, to 10, inclusive. Good return
ing 90 days after date of sale. One fare
plus 81, making round trip to Kansas
City, st Joe, Atchison, etc. $40; st, Lou
is, s2650; Memphis, s31.75; Chicago,
S3l so. Also; Boston and return June
"A, land 26, s4705; Boston and return
June 80, and July /, 3, and 4, s49O5;
Saratoga Springs and return, July 4,
anu ., Slde trips 10 New torx CITY, SAL
so; Baltimore and return, July IT, IS,
and Sept. II. IS and 10, s46.75; Mime
apolis and return, July 10, 20, and 81,
S2790; Atlanta, Ga, and return, July 5,
6, and 7, S44.25.
Electric lights and fans on all Pull
man and dining cars, with double daily
through car servi ,e from Denver, Colo.
RADIO Springs and Pueblo, to Kansas
City and st. Louis without change. Di.
rect connections made at Grand Union
Station, st Louis, for all Eastern points
For rates see your nearest agent or ad.
dress, H. B. Kooser, G W. F, & P, A.,
H. and Stout Sts.,
Denver, Colo.
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His last hope realized.

(From the Sentinel, Gebo, Mout)
In the first opening of Oklahoma 20
settlers in 1899, the editor of this papar
was among the many seekers after for
tune who made the big race one fine
day in April, During his travelling
about and afterwards his camping upon
his claim, he encountered much bad wa
ter, which, together with the severe
heat, gave him very severe diarrhoea
which 1t seemed almost impossible to
check, and along in June the case be-
came so bad he expected to die, One
day one of his neighbors brought him
one small bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a
last hope. A big dose was given him
while he was rolling about on the ground
in great agony, and in a few minutes
the dose was repated. The good effect
of the medicine was soon noticed and
within an hour the patient was taking
his first sound sleep for fortnight.
That one little bottle worked com
plete cure, and he cannot help but feel
grateful, The season for bowel disor-
ders being at hand suggests this item,
For sale by Bay & Current.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-07-03
Phenomenal ADVANTAGES

Will San Juan County, New Mexico,
enjoy when railroad facilities are afford
ed to handle the products Of the soil. In
no country is such frlit grown, flavor
and color, size and growth, are what
experts term perfection. In vegetables,
hardy and semi.tropical, the growth is
as perfect as in fruit, melon and vine
products, The present drawback is
purely absence of rapid or any transit
other than wagon and as result hun
dreds Of thousands of pounds OF fruit go
to waste, as the evaporator and distill-
cries are mol equal to the surplus that
finds mo way OUT. No section on
earth is SO advnntagen sly located, the
area cannot be expanded, ths market is
ever expanding. The fruit and semi
tropical vegetable grower in that sec
ton is practically without competition,
he has the advantage OF monopoly in
production, and market that Is cash
market equal to the product aid liber-
al IN price; section wherein 10000 peo
pie raise no fruit, no tomatoes, no ber-
ries 90 onions that ripen, no corn
nothing that deviates from the extreme
ly hardy, aud 10000 people who raist
10 pound Of food products Of any char
acter, absolutely dependent. We aIlud'
to San Juan County. Colorado where a
turnip has to hustle to gain table size
Such advantages are to be found nj
where else on this continent and jus
why every available acre in San Juar
County, N. NJ, is not cultivated. is du'
largely 10 general ignorance of home,
seekers as to advantages offered. Ii
brief, there is cash and ever demand
ing market, soil unequdled as to fet!il
ity and water in abundance for all IL
way of agriculture and hoticuIture. L
is the favored spot, the one place where
present consumption is in excess of the
yield, and where competition finds nj
way in,-Durango Democrat
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-07-03
Low Round Trip Rates East.

MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
Tofollowlng points,
st. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, and
return, June 3, and 6, Il, and l3.
st. Louis and return Juue 10, and l6.
Memphis and return June u, and l3,
Indianapolis and return June I, to g.
and l3, to 1G.
Boston and return June 30, to July 4.
Saratoga Springs and return about July
4, and ..
Baltimore and return about July II,
to 10.
Minneapolis and return July 10, and 81
Baltimore and return about Sept, II,
to 10.
Atlanta and return about July 3, to T.
Pullman sleeping and dining cars,
electric lighted with electric fans
through to st. Louis.
Kindly write US, We may be able to
save you money if you are going IA
make an eastern trip.
For further information call on oul
nearest ticket agent, or write, H. B
KoosER, G. W, +. q P. A., ELLIS FARMS
WORTH. 7. P. A, Denver, Colorado.
The San Juan County index. (Aztec, N.M.) 1890-19??, 1903-07-03
Aztec, New Mexico

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