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Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07

1.-The Emancipated Woman" to BE-
given at the Opera House during the
month OF Decembe under the aus
pices, of The Thespian Club, for the
benefit of st. Joseph's Catholic
Church will be one OF the best COM
edies ever seen on our local stage
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07

than to say that the political issues Of
the future depend entirely uaols tho
character Of Mr.. McKinleyis admins.
tration.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07
From Thursdays Daily.

Nothing before the Police Court
today.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07
lFrom Fridays Daily.I

Messrs w. X. Thompson and P. G.
of Sheriff., are in the city.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07

At the opera house last night
Al. G Fields Ministries played to
the larges audience that ever assem-
bled in Pine Bluff. In fact. there
was not standing room and money
was refunded for many tickets that
had been sold. The show given was
not uD to the usual high standard
OF this great minstrel aggregation.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07
VERMONT

MONTPELIER, Nov. Mckinley has
carried the state BY az 900 majority.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07

Joe Grampn er, tie Second avenue
fruit dealer, narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury this morning. The fire
alarm frightened a team, which ran
away. Crumpner was standing
near The eurbing when by some
means he became entangled in the
line attached to the frightened ami
mails He was jerked down and
dragged about fifty feet and was
severely bruised before he got loose.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07

The following officers were elected,
last night to serve Juliet Lodge No.
6, knights OF Pythias. fer the ensu-
ing year: L. D. Mitchell, z. G; c. NJ.
Philpot, Y. G.; I. !. Moore, Prel7 L.
L. Hancock, NJ. of A.; G. B. Moore,
K. r. & s.; ) NJ Taylor, NJ. Of f.,
Lee Altheimer. NJ. of E.; ". 7. Will
liams, I. 6 Will Brewer, o. G.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07


for the last twelve years. [ can
cordially recommend Ayers Sarsa-
parilla as the very best blood-purifier
in existence. &C. T. REINHART.
Myersville, Texas.
~ !, :: e IS $
THE ONLY WORLDS FAIR
Sarsa pariIla
ayers Cherry PectOraI cures Coughs and Colds
From Thursdays Daily.
Nothing before the Police Court
today.
DR.. A. r. Sheriff., of Sheriff., is il
the city today
Mr.. Ed. G. Cotter, OF Tyrone, is in
the city today.
DR.. c. o. Hankinson is a visitor to
the city today.
Mr.. j. L. Clemmons, ofSwan La Ike
came up to the city this morning
A rainy day and long faces placed
depressing gloom over our people
today.
The election and rain has, for the
time, brought business to a stand
still.
The Circuit Court resumed its SEES
sion this morning, but no case OF inn
portance was called before it.
Capt. j. A. Mitchell, of Little Bay,
a lumber magnate of that thriving
little villarge, is in the city today.
Messrs. e. P. Marks and j. J. T.
Kenderick, of New Edinburg, are in
the city today to hear the election
news.
capt. 4. II. Collier came over from
Ills home near Altheimer to hear the
election news. That he was dis
appointed, goes without saying.
Mr.. George L. Madding came to
the city this morning, and the news
Of McKinley's election sent Il cold
shiyer down his spine.
The Republicans politicians OF this
city have already put out their lines
and are angling for the postmaster
ship under the coming syndicate ad-
ministration.
The office Of the Chief OF Police
has been moved from the first to the
second floor Of the City Hall. This
was made necessary on account Of
the leaks in the roof.
The ladies OF tile Sixth Avenue
Baptist Church are making arrange
ments to give their annual Thanks
giving dinner Those patronizing
them ON this occasion will be sure Of
1&rlug sumptuouSiE.
There will be other elections in
this fair land of ours, and the adro-
Gates u free silver and Il prosperous
country will remember the gold bugs
who are shouting for MeKinley-the
candidate Of Interpretations, trusts
and syndlcates.
1t remains to be seen how many
fat Offices Powell Clayton will con
eede to his negro henchnen in this
section. We guarantee that the
largest portion of the pie will be
given to his white aides. and the
negro will get-nit.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon when
good news began to come in and the
cheers of Democrats rang ont ON the
air the crests of the Republicans fell
and they began to hunt their holes.
Oh! how sick our people are over
the result of the election, and it
makes us sicker to near the eXultd-
tion-of the boilers, who not only
bolted their party, but in the end
bolted their own candidates
Palmer and Buckner-the Republican
aids.
Notwithstanding McKinley's cleo
tion, cotton opened up this morning
from three to six points lower than
the closing price OF Monday. Our
farmer friends may take this as a
criterion for what they will have to
endure for the nextfour years-under
government which will be run in
the interest of trusts, monopolies
and corporations.
Semi=weekly graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1895-1902, 1896-11-07


From Fridays Daily.I
Messrs w. K. Thompson and P. G.
Senkins, of Sheriff., are in the city.
Mr.. Jules Hellums, a merchant OF
Grady, is in the city.
Attorney Henry r. c. Foster is at
Dewitt today on legal business.
The Pine Bluff Cycle Racing Assoc
citation meets tonight.
J. NJ. MeVay, one of Drew county
most influential citizens, is here call
ing on our merchants.
Mr.. Wolf Nichols, the Main street
merchant prince, is able to be out
again after a severe spell of sickness.
A. ]. Kearn, the popular represen-
tative OF the Joe P. Quinn Dry Goods
Co, OF Little Rock, is in the city.
Rev. II. Fl. street will preach at
the Sixth avenue Baptist church
next Sunday morning and evening.
The many friends OF MIR. w. u.
Tankersley are delighted to see him
at his office again, after a severe
spell of sickness.
The Jefferson Chancery Court is
once more in session, and is adjust
ing the disputes of litigants who
were unable to settle them between
themselves without recourse to law.
Sayl I've got something to tell
you-be sure and go to the Opei a
House the night of the 25th, Christ
mas night, and listen to what the
mancipated Woman will have to
say about you in the city of Pine
Bluff.
1.-The Emancipated Woman" to BE-
given at the Opera House during the
month of December, under the aus
pieces, of The Thespian Club, for the
benefit of st. Joseph's Catholic
Church will be one OF the best COM
edies ever seen on our local stage.
At the opera house last night
Al. G. Fields Ministries played to
the larges audience that ever assem-
bled in Pine Bluff In facf. there
was not standing room and money
was refunded for many tickets that
had been sold. The show given was
not uD to the usual high standard
OF this great minstrel aggregation.
The following officers were elected,
last night to serve Juliet Lodge No.
6, knights OF Pythias. fer the ensu-
ing year: L. D. MITCHELL, Z. G C. M.
Y G.; l. j. Moore, Prel.7 L.
L. Hancock, NJ. of A.; G. B Moore,
K. r. & s.; j. NJ. Taylor, NJ. Of F.
Lee Altheimer. NJ. OF E.; W. 7. viii
lfams, I. 6 Will Brewer, o. G.
Joe Grumpn er, tie Second avenue
fruit dealer, narrowly escaped seri-
Gus injury this morning. The fire
alarm frightened a team, which ran
away. Crumpner was standing
near The eurbing when by some
means he became entangled in the
line attached to the frightened ami
mails. He was jerked down and
dragged about fifty feet and was
severely bruised before he got loose.
The Fire Alarm.
About II O'CLOCK today our people
were thrown into Il state of excite
neHt by The Shrieks of the whistle
ut the water works which is used as
4 fire alarm. The alarm was turned |
II on account OF n flue burning out |
1t the r. 6. Atkinson residence, on
" est Filth avenue. No damage.
Here You Are.
The latest telegram about Nc
KinIey's election is, that if you
AN see thescandidate, save your 80
cents and 90 to the Opera House
IN the night of the % of December
md see his better half, the New and
n o;,,o4od VVo,,,oc Vo,,'l ,,,;se
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

Senator Nick GALES has told
his tiillsboro residence property to
his brother, Louis. Consideration
~, 800.
Wanted, for THE ADVOCATE.
reliable Kiugsion, Hrrmosa and
Lake Valley correspondence.
Another window hss been pnt
in the Sierra County Bank build.
lug.
Homer iilrsch Ind Willis
Glasson, two five year old boys
wandered away and were lott Wed
pesdav, and when found by ar
anxious search party we're III Tie
vicinity of the Snake mine.
j. b. Mcpherson hss a peach
tree in his town rsnch.orchsrd
containing blossoms exactly re-
sembling roscs These blossoms
are real curiosiIies aud well worth
seeing.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick opened her
private school last Monday, with
p pupils, but owing to the sick
ne>s Of R-v Fitzpatrick, closed the
school until isxt Monday.
Prof. Fredericks, the II,!'-L1ro
jaweIer, moved l,ia i.is handsome
new ias-i-y store in the Gales
b."cs, last Monday
Mrs. Daniel Campbell and
family moved back To their home
ranch, Monday
Hon Frnpk " Parker bas
been On legal busihess Ia 6rnnt
County most 81 the week
-Messrs. Kendall and Weity OF
Hermcss, are ~ town.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
L1 i TENS

R"v J HouIort ia ex tected
here on Fri av, the 10th inst, to
remain over Sunday.
The New Mexican aave,
"Nfs. ]. d perkine, of HhlIeborn,
presi lent o' the New Mckee Equal
Suffrage sssociAilnn, writes that
Mira Julian 3 Nelson will praba
hlv lecture in SAINTS Fe on We'd
nesday next The territorial con
veo'ion OF this organization will
take nlace Mt Albuquerque April
23 and "a"
Rev Andrews will conduct
the evening services Easter sunday
Mt the Episcopal church, IIillshoro.
Mr. L E. Nowers held very
Interesting EriecopM church servi-
ces at Kingston, last Sunday even.
ing.
Mrs Charles J Price oi King
ston, will leave for n visit to her
home III Scotland shortly, for the
beuefit Of her health.
Senator Galles ia 10 receipt Of
the following from MagiRicna, N
NJ He doeeu't know jim. but
SO va that h. will Look ont Tor the
horse: "Mr, Nick Gallas. penr
Sir: lost horse the other day
Brsndel on left thigh aud right
Shoulder thus j. | think hes
gone down in your Country,
Please look out for him aud Oblige
James Stuart
There will bs Episcopal servi,
ces in The Union chnrch this Good
Friday evening by Mr.. l. u
Mowers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
CHLORIDE.

From the Range.
CHRIS Olson has finished assess
nsnt on the Long Street for 1876
Henry Toussaint, the well known
horse raiser of the tornado del
Muerto, died at his ranch some
two weeks ago.
Mr.. L. 2. LaPage, night opera
Tor at Engle. and Miss Alice Sand
ers, also OF Engle, were married at
Rincon on the fifth OF March.
John Creighton, John Mack, l..
J. Otto, aud a mining expert put
in three or four days examining
certain mines. They sil left for
the railroad the early part OF the
week.
Mr. Henry Stailey recently left
at tLis Office an old rifle barrel that
he found hidden beneath the roots
OF tree near his residence on Dry
creek. 1t is an octsgon barrel OF
the muzzls. loading variety Il
inches in diameter, ID thifty-two
inches leng and has bore OF about
IS callbre, Is very rusty and has
The appearance Of having bean ex-
posed to the ill usage OF the ele'
msnts for many years. The gun
bears evidence of having beeI one
OF the best in the day OF the per
cussion cap. The wood work of
the gun had entirely rotted away
and disappeared. Who secreted
the gun there will probably never
be known.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

r Ex Secretary II the Territory
Sllhs Alexander il new one of the
gold kings Of Spcorro county.
Senat pr Nick GalIcs will short
" build neat residence near the
Court House.
About 1900 Grant County
cattle will be ofivon through llllla.
bora to day to Mutt Station, to be
shipped to Kansas City purchasers.
Fhese cattle are from the ranges on
the Mimhtes river. Thirty cow
boys nre in charge Of tho drive,
The brands are the q O. s the
b \ l., the "A; the A, NJ, and the
} V N
The play given last Saturday
evening u, the Cnnrl House by the
h!'esFiae sFiae ttalesit Of ilillsbofo was In
deed u credit To the yonug folks.
Our Kingston friends attended nj
most on masse. After the play
there WAS dance ut the GALES
HALL mud merry time as usual.
Joe Spencer, while mining one
day this week, got small silver OF
steel in his left eye, and had 10
secure tho services of Dir Given to
get it out.
49, Elaewhere in THE ADVOCATE
appears An item saying that Mira.
kilpatrick would open private
school again next Monday Later
information is Ia the effect that she
will not, owing 10 the continued
ill-h Aalth II Rev Ki patrick. In
view ~ this fact, therefore, Mrr.
Il Nj. Smith informs na that she
will open private school ia the
school boildiug. provided that she
can secure 25 putils at ~ zach per
month ~ advance Mrs. Smith il
n retired school teacher of twelve
veats experience, and would con
duct an admirable school.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
A REPUBLICAN SPEAKS.

EDITOR ADVOCATE: The impor.
tation from the tail end OF tho
British possessions bobs up and
attacks citizens of this county
without regard TO their political
affiliations Judging from the
sewers he has fallen into IN Sierra
county. great God wh"t must have
been htaass Jciatious where heicame
froml The monotony OF the 90.
casion will he suddenly broken by
the squeaky voice agaln in the next
election, where such peculiar
things como TO pass. Hoping TO
hear soon again from Canada,
| remain yours truly,
A REPUBLICAN.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
GRAFTON.

The last Chance. owned by Hen
derson and Straw, is one of the
newly discovered claims in the
porphyry belt that gives promise
OF profitable values BY Development.
This claim, at present, has 10
foot hole which will be put down
TO g depth of thirty feet and a
cross.cut will be made TO the full
width of the porPhyry dyke upon
which the claim is located.
There is DO better evidence pro-
duced that the claim owners OF this
district have faith in the prospec
tive worth Of their properties IN
the porphyry belt than the fact
hat a number OF the claim owners
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
keighborhood News.
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CITY.

SILVER ciTf.
Frem the Sentinel.
The daily Mogollon mail service
goes into effect at this place to-
morrow morning, April lst.
Master Clarence Link was bap-
tized Sunday afternoon in the pool
below the stamp mill. Quite a
pumber of our people witnessed the
solemn service.
A little daughter arrived at the
pleasant home OF Mr.. and Mrs 10
4. Sheridan to gladden. the hearts
OF its proud parents, last Friday
morning.
James Brent, Of this city, has
been made deputy sheriff and jail
or of Dona Ana county under Act
ing Sheriff Garret and has assumed
charge OF his office.
Sheriff Bursom, of Socorro, ac-
companied by some of our local
musicians and social friends. got
mp a serensding party last Satur-
day night and visited number o'
residences. Mr.. Bursom draws n
very smooth bow on the violin and
is an ideal bean among the ladies'.
The human bones found on the
Mimbres few days ago are be-
lieved to be those of a book ped
dler who mysteriously disappeared
here in 1888. People who are
amiiar with the circumstances
surrounding the disappearance of
the peddler claim that he wes un
ioub,edly murdered by the Mex'
cans who afterwards exposed his
hooks for sals The missing man
was q stranger aud the evidence OF
his death beng purely clrcum.
stantial no special effort was made
60 ferret out his slayers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
PERSON Al

r !. Hill, the snhs,autiil min
ing man IT Kingston, pnt in Wed
neslay in Hiltsboro on business,
Barney Mariln, the mining opnr.
ator, was able To he ont and down
town this week, much TO the graft
Gcaton Of hls many friends.
Charles Myers l4tt the Backing.
ton smelter in the j,udia noun
tains long enough to run home To
Hillsboro on visit To his family.
He retnrned to the smalter gain
this week,
John Bennett, the father or Free
dom, n. NJ, was In town Wednes.
day
j. L. Ayres has been very sick
at the Richmond mine location,
and left for his home Mt Hermosa
today.
Hon. S. NJ Ashenfelter nf Color.
ado Springs, rode into camp We'd
nesday.
Maj Llewellyn of Las Cruces is
here looking after his extensive
mining interests.
Charles Schwartz is here from
Hermosa 20 take gold lease.
Hon. Richard Mansfield White.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

AID fioaocisIlv able To carry ont
any obligations mad- nv their firm.
Wrrt 4 Ffuax,
Wholesale Druggisis. roledo, o.,
Walding, Knnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls ca'arrh cure is taken IN
trrnaily, acting directly unon the
blood aud mac Nns sneftees af the
system Price, 75c pnr bottle.
Sold Nv all iruRgls's restlnon.
iais free
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

have pooled their issues an vii
furnish their own money and mus
Gle to develop their properties.
There are five claims In the pool
and the secretary aud treasurer OF
the syndicate, John W Yaple, has
$500 90 casn in hand with which
to begin operations. 1t is prnpos
ed to do a certain amount OF pros
pect work on each Que Of the elaim'
and ths CLAIM that produces the
best results will receive the undl
vided attention of the combine in
the way of development
John Petrie is ah hut to sink fifty
feet for a oae.balf interest in the
Copper Queen owned by John
Yaple This property is situated
on Pine creek two miles north OF
Graft, n, Ore from this claim
gives returns of 46 ounces silver
and $l5 gold to the ton
Jim Taylor is assisting John
Petrle to develop his KITTY My
Lady claim adjoining the Golden
Queen.
The Melissa, owned by w +.
Mclaughlin, of Grand Island,
Nebraska. has ledge three feet
wide with n 6,ineh pay-streAk with
value 81 S62 S662 geld geld aafsssaa aassa 81 yer,
Some rather extensive develop
ment is expected to be done on
this claim, and as starter two
men will be put to work.
Lew Kruse, OF Chloride, came
up this week to view ths situation.
He will remain here several daye.
Grafton, whose population that
could be c,unted on three fingers
OF the hand few weeks ago, now
amounts TO twentyfnur.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

The Silver City Snelter and
R-fining company was Incorporate
ed with the following named olli
GERS: l. L, Conway. pr+sidrnl;
H. B Banham, vice president,
Geurge s. Cartwright, secretary
aud treasurer, aud S. l.. Brether-
ton, general manager
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
Hlllsboro Mines and Mills.

The fading OK tellurium orc In
the Eighty Five mine at depth OF
300 feet, is an important event in
the history OF the camp and one
that will greatly encourage invest
ment and deep mining
No special feature is reported
this week from tho Wicks mine,
but the development work Ia being
pushed with usual energy.
The Happy Jack and Hillsboro
mines together will ship a carload
OF frat class ore next week.
Hirsch & Thompson are shout TO
make another shipment from the
Prosper mioe.
A tunnel Ia being driven on the
Mary G. extension Of the Richmond
by ieesees,and following on streak
OF good ore.
The Key West lessees. Wayland
& Diekey, have struck ten inch
streak Of Sl70 ore.
The Bonanza mill this week has
treated one lot of Lease ore from the
Snake and rs now running on
largo lot OF Company ore FROM the
same niue.
Richardson q Co. have struck
some rich ore in the Catherine
mine. and are reported to DO taking
ont large quantity OF the same
per day.
Supt. Hall OF the Snake nina.
will make shipment next week OF
carload OF first-cla ore and con-
centrates. This will be the frat
shipment made under the new
ownership.
Selen & Berglin are working the
Unicorn mine in Ready Pay gulch.
A sixteen ton test lot Of the ore
recently treated at the Bonanza
mill gave excellent results and the
mine will become a regular pro-
ducer. Tne Unicorn is the most
northern OF tho Scsndia group OF
claims and ito successful working
will stimulate miners to look into
the merits Of the adjoining mines.
Some fine specimens from the
recent atrlke in tho 300 foot level
of the Eighty Five mine have been
on exhibition at Keller, Miller d.
Co.'S store this week. The ore GEN.
,ains considerable quantity OK
what appears to be sylvanite, or
native teiiurium, SD called from It's
original dlseoyerytin Pennsylvania.
Such orc may be very rich in gold
or silver. or both at once, and ON tho
other hand may contain little OF
either. In this case IL 10 reported
to be OF high value. but nothing
certain will be- known until the
n.aava ara made.
TelIurium belongs to an assoc
ciated group Of minerals OF which
| the principal are Sulphur, Tel
lufiun and Selenlum. Sulphur
unites with silver, copper. lead,
iron, ETC., and forms sulphices,
Gold has no affinity for sulphur
but uuites with tellurium and
forms then telluride and there
are also telluIidles OF silver and
other metals To extract the pre-
cious metal, tellurides ale roasted
the same ss sulphides and tellu'
run is as volatile aud intlammahle
as sulphdr. Selenium Ia more
rarely Inund than either tellnrium
oSssalpbpr ADD baa. some peculiar
and recently discovered merits Ot
,,s own which give it a greater
intrinsic value.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
ADVERTISERS ENGLISH.

Las Cruces Democrat
This choice specimen of Texan
English appears IN the El PHso
Herald:
WAsrED--A lady TO work in an office
that can rpeak English,
1t Is almost as good as the fol.
lowing famous specimens OF adver-
tisers' English.
Foa SALE--A grant piano belonging to
Alaly about 10 travel with carved legs
I.osi--A cameo brooch rrpressnting
Venus and Adonis on the Drumsarton
ioad.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03
asll-l-1l-s71-7s7
GOOD FRIDAY.
By Rev Il. II. J. ANDREWS

He's crucifed O worm Of earth
Thy hands wiring in despair
On Calvary He bleeding hangs,
burst see him hanging there ?
He's crucifedf The thunlers tell
The veil il rent in twain
The grrves give up their ghostiy lea
The soldiers quake anan
He's crucife1 Hsrk from the crnss,
He speaks: at finished is -
What mean these words Ala, sinner, twas
For thee he suffered this
He's crncified And. with him, all
Thy sins are crucfied;
Thou iiv'st by virtue Of the blood
That poured ont by his side,
He's cruciied Thy head in shame
Bow down unto the lust;
Repeptant kneel before His cross,
And in His mercy trust
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-04-03

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