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A store located at Southern Corner Plaza, Santa Fe, selling groceries and imported goods.

a.k.a. The Little Store

The liver is identified as the underlying cause of dyspepsia.

Livestock market steady stocks.

A book that Mexicans were trying to dispose of near Whitehill's ranch.

a.k.a. Livingston's Africa

Goods brought by Ben Gooch and bought by John Stenson.

a.k.a. whole load

The load the Barreras were transporting when attacked.

Bread sold for five cents per loaf at Cosgrove's.

a.k.a. bread

The chunk covers a variety of subjects including local history, pioneers, emigration, immigration, European immigrants, narratives, and life histories.

Library of Congress online resource link for the item.

The specific Library of Congress identifier for the newspaper edition referenced.

A panoramic gelatin silver print of Fort Bayard.

a.k.a. 1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 9.5 x 42 in.

Library of Congress identifier for the personal narrative of Richard J. Miller.

A newly furnished lodging house offering comfortable rooms.

a.k.a. NEWLY FURNISHED 1KB

Property sold by Joe Britton to Victor Croenne.

A mine owned by the Kinneys, Johnson and Sly, shipping one carload of high-grade ore monthly.

a.k.a. Log Cabin mine

A brass sixpounder cannon that belonged to three republics and figured in the Mexican War expedition.

a.k.a. Lone star, Lone Star, Lone Star gun

Various types of long kimonos, including Japanese silk and krinkle crepe, are on sale.

a.k.a. Japanese silk kimonos, krinkle crepe kimonos, long crepe kimonos

Best Lonsdale domestic is offered at 10 yards for a special price.

Championship belt signifying the British title retained by Lewis.

a.k.a. Lonsdale Belt

The Lookout mine is a mining property on Trujillo Creek owned by Col Parker and J M Webster and leased by Andrew Head and Geo McKinney.

a.k.a. Lookout irihie

Mining men agreed that deep mining is key to success in Lordsburg.

The entire loss from the fire was $143.

a.k.a. $143

The financial loss from the fire was $15,000.

A remedy patented by Dr. J. H. Terrill for lost manhood and seminal emissions, which he claims never fails to cure.

a.k.a. Remedy for Lost Manhood and Seminal Emissions