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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

That is so, and there never was g bet
ter opportunity for the rank and Tile of
the Republican party ia Kansas To exer-
else their power for honest methods,
pure politics and better leadership than
now. The nomination Cf IL. W. Hoch
means complete overturning of bossism
in Kansas; n means that -he voice of the
voters of the party have triumphed over
machine methods Any other course
means the triumph of the boss element
Of the party. Kansas Republicans who
really desire the triumph of the party
CAD mot expect victory when they permit
political hacks and sche ners 10 nanipu-
late the convention
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27
22n0ors. SsgraaEva.
Kansas City.
Wash Goods Dent.

We have never had such q complete
and satisfactory stock of Wash Goods
make your selections from the follow
ing
Sz0frez SIX. thar Sir. 1oLf huen). Frsaoh
Org0ud3es scotch CreDes. Satin STRIPED
Zephyrs Bafists French and AmsricQn
Sateeus. Scotch Anders0n's Gfnghaus. T1s-
ported and D0mestic Gtagh1ma. I'm
ported and Domestic Golatsa Cloths. SQtin
ae Lure P0ngsss ChaHies Plain ana
Printed Dimefges, Llama Cloths. D0ftsd
.Sloissss Printed Lal0ns. Indto Linens p1c-
torao Laleus. Cheeked and PEain Maine
s0oks and &C.. rang5ng ~ price fro0t cents
t. IS cents per yurd
Cotton Goods have within the last
few years undergone great change.
The manufacturers have kept putting
more skill, art and ingenuity into their
ia Drics until they have raised the
standard. until they have become the
rivals Of many grades of WOolems and
silks this IS e1em plifed lu Swivel Silks.
Crepes, Satin Striped Ginghams and
others
More beautiful goods than this years
have never before been seen on our
shelves-and prlces-the most reason
able
IF you cannot come to the store send
for samples. always naming price.
kind and color on goods. that we may
be a Die To fill your orders satisfactorily
and with HTGraHeh
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

r1rifes and heals 1t was made for that
purpose Use it for burns, cuts, bruises,
chaDped hands. sores Of all descriptions
and if you have piles use it for them
j. X JOKES
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

Martin Cobbler and his wife whose
trial occupied all day yesterday 10 JUS
tice Growers court, were found guilty Of
assault, as charged The jury was out
only a few minutes. They were fined So
each and costs in the case amounting to
@3A They are unable to pay this amount
SIS they are locked up in the county jail
The sheriff offered to let Mrs C0bbler
ont If her husband would work out the
whole sentence, but AIr. Cobbler would
not agree TO this.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

Perfect health is seldom found, for i'm
pure blood is SO general Hoods earsapa-
rlIa really does purity the blood and re-
stores health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

Mr.. Hoch is quietly attending strictly
to business and may hole the key to the
situation He would make AS a good
executive
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

HALLS Hair Renewer contains the natu-
RAJ food and color-matter for the hair aud
medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing
grayness, badness danaruII, ana scalp
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

He Has Clear sa ling For Congress In /
His own County.

AH has H-AtAA -a AA-As or congress AAA
His own County
The announcement comes from KAN
sas City that Billy Buchan has got every
thing fixed, and that be VIII have the
solid WyandOtte county delegation lie the
second district congressional convention
which is to meet at Ottawa Thursday,
May 18th.
Perdue, all Of Wyandotte county, who
have been candidates for the congress
sional nomination. have Withdrawn from
the race in favor of Buchan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

Our Celebrated Noekemal Suits made Of strcky all WOOL 1 &
asiings
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

John and Frank White, the two trou-
bIesome newsboyss whose arrests are of
frequent occurrence. were released from
the county Jail last night having salts
he3 the fine and costs OF 500 each.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

be an oId-time Republican cam paign, en-
thusiastic, aggressive and triumphant
For governor of Kansas, d. nv. Hochl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27
Dress Goods

The Partisan Dress Stuff Novelties
crowd the big space set aside for them
Large importati0ns having just been
received a prOfusion OF indescri ba Bile
beauty, every varying neWneas in the
desi gns. Here are some of them
Crep0n Gsle Tissue Brods BqyadAe
Frtezs Fautuisie Ir0Uerse. Cameo Den
tile and scores IF others
A catalogue TO read a dream to- see
A step across the aisle to the moder-
ate price ones. There IS not such
another collection anywhere ia the
Vest of makes. grades and ccl0rs of
Dress Goods. They stand ON each other
to get counter room. So great IS The
variety every thing that IS fashionable
we have nare-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

The Daily STATE JOURNAL prints All
.na naEEs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-27

liver Statue.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24

Is whispered that Hon. w. S.
George would accept the democrat
ic nomination for the Office. DIR.
Blackington is a prominent repub g.
lican candidate and believes he has
IA sure thing" on election ii he
can get the nomination.
Since his visit to Santa Fe, and
after sizing mp the situation, the
Hon. s. Alexander has become
convinced that he is a congression-
al possibility, even il he does ro-
side in Socorro. 1t is said that he
Is quietly canvasslng the situation
and, if republican success seems
problhle, will surprise someone in
the convention. II Is more than
probable that he does not stand ia
with the ring to the extent Of
being honored with a nomination.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24

lion. +. w. Parker has baeK
in attendance upon the suprens
conrt at Santa Fe all week.
III. L. Root arrived home from
old Mexico Wednesday evening.
Secretary G.. l.. Matchan
Wednesday evening received a
telegraphic dispatch from Mime
apolis announcing the decision OF
the Conrt IN favor o. the $, q. M.
4 Nj. Co. in the long contested
case OF Nj. Thompson w. the stock
holders and officers of the company.
This finally disposes of the suit
which has been drag on the oper-
ators of the Company aud opens
the way IN the future for a great
enlargement OF the scope and en-
terprise Of the Company's smelter
and mines.
An exchange gives the follow
ing system for building up a good
town. Don't pay cent under any
circumstances for advertising.
Stop your subscription to your
town paper at the first appear
ance of hard times. Times are
not hard with the editor. He has
all the church and society notices
to publish and should feel satisfied.
I Q use to enter into any combina-
ton tnat viii be benefit to any
one but yourself, Always speak
i'll Of your competitors in business,
kick the merchants, school teachers,
doctors, newspapers and everything
else. Always buy of peddlers If
possible, and give your home mer-
chants the go by. Always speak
of your town as the most deadest
place on earth and say bad word
for it every chance you get. Ifa
stranger comes to town, tell him
that everything is overdone, and
that the town is no good on gener-
al principles.
Col Geo. @. Perrault was here
from Grant county this week, and
the democrats declare that he
has planned to ship 200 voters
from this county to elect him re-
publican sheriff of Grant county.
"A Mexican woman was reported
found dead last week, near La Mesa.
The body was covered with u blanket
and bore the marks OF five CHASTITY
wounds. Las Cruces Democrat.
Saturday Deputy Marshal Williams
captured at Rincon i celestial who had .
forged certificate of registration and
through pass from III Paso to Pittsburg.
Penn. Las Cruces Democrat.
"A brand new baby boy arrived at the
home OF Judge Myer Hirseh, at Lena
Parda one day last week We did not
learn date OF arrival All parties con-
cerned are doing we'll. l.-Rincon Shaft
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
Hermosa News

lie mosa, N NJ, Aug. 20th, 1891
DEAR EDITOR On the 10Th inst.
we had the biggest food ever
known on Palomas Greek While
the water surrounded several
houses, no damage was done ex-
cepting the loss Of chickens, rob
bing of woodpiies and the flooding
of several wells. The water rose
with such rapidiiy that some Of
our citizens made preparations to
desert camp and take to the hills.
Lee, Adams & Bonker have a
very rich pipe of ore on the Palo
mas Chief.
Wheeler, Ecebarger & Slater,
the trio who made several thousand
dollars eaeh, two years ago, leasing
on the Pelican, have taken a lease
on the Carleton g. Linton ground
on the same property, and have
good prospects of striking another
bonanza.
The Pelican have received re-
turns for carload OF leasers ore and
will soon have another carload
ready for shipment
-Nourse, Morris K Hicklin. Jr.,
have struck it rich in Briggs &
Foster workings on the Pelican
and are extracting about one-third
ton daily Of ore rich IN silver and
very high grade lead. Beebe &
Schwartz are extracting 800 on.
ore from east end Of same proper
ty.
-Fouks & Young have a splen-
did pipe of very rich quartz ore on
the Antelope. Their lease has
produced about $50 sacks up to
date. Warnache & Dnvall, leas-
ers on same mine, are also doing
we'll.
-Doran & Stephenson the al"
and Marshall & MCGOWAN, on the
Humming Bird, are extracting pay
ore in good quantity.
II. d. Foster has a big body OF
high grade lead ore on the Mana.
Mrs, j. A. Anderson and VIM.
Whitmer are losers each a colt,
Killed by mountain lions.
Cards are out annou ncing the
birth, on Sunday, August l2h.
Of Catherine Isabel to Mr..
and Mrs. Amando Chaves (nee
Mrs. S. 2. Foster).
Hon, r.. NJ. White and Quin-
by Vance have returned from an
extensive prospecting trip in the
Cuchillos.
-Mai. M. II. Day and John
Kendall have returned from Fair
view AMI are leasing with Fred
Brown on the Pelican. They have
some high grade silver ore and
a large body of high grade metal
). w. Burke and j Il. Ayers,
leasers on the Ivanhoe at Grafton,
visited their families in Hermosa
on the 18th inst.
TATTLER.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CRY.

From the Enterprise.
Married, Wednesday, August
18th, 1894, By the Rev. w. s.
Fitch; Adolph Witzel to Miss
Annie Landrum. Mr.. W1tzel is
junior member of the firm of
Worthen & Witzel of this city.
George @. Perrault, thoroughly
we'll known and highly esteemed
business man and ranch owner on
the Mimbres, publishes his an
nouncement, as candidate for sher-
iff, to-day. Mr.. Perrault is re-
sponslble, reliable and energetic
and would make an excellent Off
cial if elected.
Sheriff Laird went to Santa Fe
last week and procured the neces,
sary requisition papers to bring
back Valdez, the murderer Of
Charles Schultz. lie went to
Jaurez Mondly to get possession
Of the prisoner. Valdez was cap
tured by Mexican officers and Is
now in prison awaiting the neees-
sary papers to warrant his extradi-
tion.
A blg rain caused food which
destroyed Uncle Jim Metcalfe's
dam and distributed the fish broad
cast over the banks Of the Mangas.
James Hughes and Jake Kendall
brought about thirty large fish into
town, which they gathered on the
roadside. Everybody is sorry for
Uncle Jim's bad luck in the fish
business.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
socoaRo COUNTY.
suU0hRO.

cON0hhOs
From the Advertiser.
Last Tuesday, about IL o'clock
0, m Gregorio Cadova, son of
Don Thomas Cadova, of La Joya,
dropped dead supposedly of heart
disease.
Miss Mamie Lowe of Twin Lakes
Colorado, is on a month s visit to
relatives. After her return she
will organize music class in this
city.
Col. j. F. Dedd, an old timer
of New Mexico, has removed from
Mesilla to San Antonio, whore he
resided many years.
The cattle owners of Socorro
county are forming an ASSOCIATION
for protection against cattle thieves
and an organization was effected at
a meeting ct the court house Thurs
day evening.
Cooney's boom for sheriff ia now
in shape for the coroner if that
official can be Induced to act. It.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
Local lettings.

Miss Ella Woiden has mp.
Piled for the Hermosa school.
Mrs. J. Il. Ayers is here from
Hermosa, in attendance upon her
sick sister, Mrs. p. j. Bennett.
Mrs w. T. Spratt and daugh-
ter arrived in Hillsboro Friday,
from Atlanta, Ga.
Sigmond Lindaur,of Deming has
Mr.. d. @. Hobart, his trusted lieu
tenant, here this week in the inter
est Of hia "three i" politica, plat
form, which is gaining many re-
cruits from both the old parties.
Mrs. Charles Meyers and
children Gall but Charlie) are
spending the week at Opgenorth's 5
ranch down on the river.
Judge A D. Elliott, the able
and untiring counsel for Hipollto
ArmaJo, the wife murderer in Jail
here, has secured new trial for
his client. In the face of the facts
this is considered n great victory
for Judge Elliott by the legal fra
ternity. In relation to this case
the Santa Fe New Mexican says;
"In the supreme court this morn
ing, in the Sierra county murder
case wherein IIipolito Armajo had
been found guilty of killing his
wife and sentenced to be hanged,
an opinion was handed down re-
versing the judgment of the
court below and remanding the
case for new trial. The evidence
upon which Armajo was convicted
was circumstantial, and the SUI
preme court holds that the admis
sion Of illegal evidence in the court
below may have worked an injury
to the legal rights of the accused.
rhe opinion was by Justice Collier,
concurred in by Justices Freeman
and Laughlin.'
Prof James. A. Long left for
Silver City Thursday morning, to
nssunac hiss position as principal II I
the Norma School.
Il. w. Gales and family and |
George Galles left faF Eairbault,.
Mimi, on Wednesday, to again re-
iide. A large number OF friends
we're On hand to bid them good
bye,
Rev. Owens is both editing a
paper and preaching the gospel at
Tulsa. |. T.
&c. II. Laidlaw announces him
ielf as a candidate for county nsses-
ior in this issue OF THE ADVOCATE
He is strong Republican and an
citizen.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24

the school house Sunday afternoon.
The meeting was not over enthus.
lastlc.
Work on the Dreadnau,; ;ht mine
has temporarily shut down. 1t will
resume business as soon as Mr..
WILDER returns from Albuquerque.
The big rain on Wednesday Of
last Week wss much heavier north
OF here and Poverty creek got on a
high lonesome and literally wiped
the wagon road out Of existence in
many places.
The miners at Roundyyille tell
OF a strange sight that vas seen up
there q few days ago, one that was
probably never before witnessed.
The boys say, and are willing to
make affidavit to the statement,
that they saw a fine, large deer
prancing about the hil wearing
straw hat on bis head. This
peculiar phenomenon is said TO be
the sequel of a hunters experience
up there not long since. For fur
ther particulars, apply to the sup
erintendant os the Dreadnaugnt
mine.
Mr.. Coplen, of Water Canyon,
Socorro county, visited Chloride
this week. Mr.. Copelen has a
cuncentrator, the Copelen process,
treating three aud four dollar ore
at a profit IN Water Canyon. Mr.
Copelen. who has a thorough know
ledge Of mining and milling, was
particularly pleased with both
quantity and quality OF our ores
which he said he could successfully
and proftably treat by his process
He will probably come back again
and make thorough examination
of our mines and mineral resources.
The Fairyiew smelter has come
TO permanent standstill and is
anchored by three attachments
which were slapped upon it last
week. The company's indebted
ness is over 100000. It's the
same old story mismanagement.
The plant is a good one, but the
dry, low grade ores, or rock, taken
from waste dumps of mines was too
much for its digestive power; but
as this district did not furnish any
ore for the enterprise it cannot be
accused of having a hand in the
catastrophe. Another failure and
another black eye to the country
which is universally regretted.
Perhaps after few more failures
OF the kind have occurred it will
dawn upon some men that TO suo-
cessfully operate mines aud reduc-
ton works strict business princi-
pies must be inaugurated and
judiciously carried out, the same
as in any other branch Of business
or industry that attaIns success.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
II. II. HOPPER.
j. =. HOPPER
N GALES.

Kenneth ba4emore had the good Tor
tune to receive a small bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy when three members of bis
family were sick with dysentry. This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left which he gave to Geo. w
Baker, a prominent merchant Of the
place, Lewiston. n. c., and it cured him
of the same complaint. When troubled
with dysentry, diarrhoea, collie or cholera
morbus, give this remedy a trial and
you will be more than pleased with the
result. The praise that naturally follsws
its introduction and use has made it
very popular For sale by G. c. Miller.
Druggist.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24

the suffrage work before her peo-
pie in every way possible; no mat
ter what her subject. in every pub.
lie speech, she gets in "A word for
the great cause. On the 4th OF
July, and on Decoration Day IN
her memorial address, she did not
forget to make her appeal based on
the memories OF the noble women
Of the war. Mrs Marble is per-
haps the only lady in New Mexico
who speaks on political topics and
a variety of subjects of interest to
mixed audiences. The G.. A. II.
Posts gise her a royal welcome,
and believing in equal pay for
equal labor, they pay her as hand
somely as the orators of the other
sex. This itself gives US hint of
the favorable attitude of men IN
New Mexico towards the equality
Of women"
Fred Knkade and family have
gone down to the Reed ranch, on
the Rio Grande, above Rineon,
whore Mrs. Kinkade expects to
spend few weeks with the
children. Rly Grayson is taking
Mr.. Kinkade's place in the ] +,
Hopper store.
John G.. Wagner took his fam
ily to albuquerque tins week, where
Mrs. Wagner will make II short
visit with her sister, Mrs. Myers,
then both will 60 ON To ST Louis
for visit to friends and relatives
While our popular populist will
while the weary honrs during the
absence OF his family in assisting
the boys in running the populist
party, OF which he Is Il very eathu-
isastic member
Sparks and Call have some
ore ready for shipment on the
Caledonia. This is their second
shipment.
Harvey Ringer and bis assist
ants have been up in the noun.
tains this week branding the 5. l..
@. increase, the percentage of which
has been large.
When one comes, another goes.
Geo. Hunsinger has returned from
a visit to bis mother in Wisconsin
whom he had not seen for thirty
five years. Richard }. Hill, who
has had charge Of the Black Colt
mine for threo or four years, Is on
VISIT to his mother. Although
Kingston is struck down, the old
boys can manage to dig up enough
TO 90 back and see their ma now
and then, il third Of century
does intervene between visits.
Sim Helstein and his crew ar
on this side Of the mountains
hunting up the IN. A. NJ brand
which has strayed over on thi
side in hunt for better pasture.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Las Cruces, N. NJ,
August 18th. lS94.S

Owing to certain litigation hav-
ing been instituted against The
Inter- Republic Gold and Silver
Mining and Milling Company, in
which the title to the Company's
property is put in jeopardy, we
have decided to discontinue all
work until the Courts finally pass
upon our titles.
All persons having claims
against the company will be paid
in full, If the claims are found
correct, on Sept. lst, at the Sierra
County Bank in Hillsboro.
BY the authority OF the Board OF
Directors,
w. Ii. II. LLEwELLYN,
President and Genl. Mangr.
Ii. Is. Holt,
Seo'y and Treas.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
keIghborhood News.
THE BLACK RANGE.
~ - - ~
Solicitor for Complainant.

CHLORIDE.
Fro m the Chloride Range.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Schmidt have
moved back to Chloride.
Mrs. T. II. Winston, of Fairview,
visited Chloride friends last We'd
nesday
The hills and valleys are decor
ated with fine dress of fresh grow
ing grass.
1t is reported that Mr.. Hopewell
will move the old iixiviatIon works
down near Hillsboro.
Hugh McTayish struck north this
week in search of pastures new and
more nutritious.
The populists held meeting in
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
Kingston News,

The Kingston Populists are
arranging to 60 down to Hillsboro
to morrow evening and organize a
Populist CLUB The delegation
will be large and respectable, and
they expect to begin down there
with club Of fifty or sixty mem,
bers all voters.
Pierce Pague, who has been
over from the Gila for about q
month rounding mp and branding
his cattle, is now lying very sick
at j. l.. Hold ,n's. His family re-
side on the ella, and have been
telegraphed for.
Judge West is improving and
is able to be up and around, al
though very sore. His three
daughters Mrs. Collars, Bucher
and Hopewell are with HIM this
week.
Thomas Cochrane, who came
here in early days and invested
$1,000 in mining property over
on Terra Blanca, and on which he
cannot realize now, although
always considered valuable proper
ty had not silver fallen so low, is
on his way to the "Ould Country"
where he has a wife and several
children. His partner IN the
mines Is w. b, Dawson, who now
resides IN San Augustine, Florida.
-'.Says the Woman's Tribune
Of Washington, d c.. Mrs. Mayme
e. Marble Of New Mexico, keeps |
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name and
style of Hopper Brothers & GALES,
at Kingston, N. NJ, has been
Hopper and N. GALES retiring from the
business. John r. Hopper has snc-
cecded to all the property OF said FIRM,
said firm and has assumed all of its debts,
August 3, 1894.
Il. H. HOPPER.
J =, HOPPER.
N GALES.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
Announcement.

! hereby announce myself as "Freo
and Unlimited Coinage Of Silver at tho
Ratio OF 10 to |" Republican candidate
for the office Of Assessor for the County
Of Sierra Subject to the action OF the
County Republican nominating eonven-
tion. O. II. LADLAw.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
ITALIANS LEAVING CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 22-Ths Ital-
ians arc leaving California in large num-
bers They dnd that IL is difficult to
obtain work here, and many are return
ing to Italy. Others are going to the
southern states, particularly Florida aud
Alabama.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
INDIANS ON ARAMPAGE.

FL Reno, Okla, Aug. % Reliable in
formation has reached here that the
Kiowa and Comanche Indians are be-
coming alarmingly troublesome because
the $50 900 due them by the cattlemel
for lease of their country has not been
paid
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24
Broomsl Brooms!

For everybody and nearly every
purpose, at reduced prices, Smiths
Cash Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1894-08-24

1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period OF sixty days Qten
consecutive weeks), in the SIERRA
COUNTY ADVOCATE, weekly newspaper
published at Hillsborough, New Mexico.
JOHN ID. BRYAN,
Rauiutnr