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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

sensation, pd4PltdtlCn, - all
gone" feeling and blues she az once
takes Lydia T. Tinl,ham's Vegetable
Compound, feeling sure OF obtaining
immediate relief
Should her symptoms lie new 20 her,
she writes TO a woman, Mrs pinkham,
Lynn. Mass, who promptly explains
her case, and tells her free how to get
well.
Indeed, so many women arc now
appealing to Mrs Pinkham for advice.
that a score of lady secretaries are kept
constantly at worl. answering the great
volume Of CORES srouderco which comes
in every day. Each letter is answered
carefully aud accurately, ms Mrs Pink
ham fully realizes that life may de-
pend upon her reply and into many
and many home has she shed the
rn-s OF happiness
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10
prArus AND FUNERALS.

UHhg f aged q. years. died yos-
q .r..aE tI f.r me of htT fsIroHf-. n Pas :
J.. a.s e.r. NJ bronchitis. Tne funeral
s..I b. clock This afternoon, With
Lsrfal l..HEu1I cemetery.
Ir. funeral uf James Booth bartender
at jIHa.." saloon, Who died Saturday,
VIII b. tf.r warts undertaking rooms
ats ..iH-a tH.s afternoon. E4,ridI VII De
44 Union b.. tory.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10
O4lrv siave Compauv wins.

Topeka kas., March 3-fSpecIaLl Judge
~ TER today Decided the case of ne
oAleE st4Fe company -saIl5t the Trades
t-ty Eas,, aEaiH-t Tho uuI1u- The union
Erfr h9Er1ttiuE the company on account
the eoopers our of employment Tire judge
EIante1 an Injunction against the boy
cgtt.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

Denver. COL March 9-This evening an
unknown man sratehed a tray Of iewelry,
s5.1lu from q show window in G1ttesleben's $
jeH-4EF store. 4u EiZterulh street, and
made hls e-cape He Was followed amt
fired upon ly eleTks and bystau1eT5. The
thief returned thr tire, slightly wolndins
George Jalsen. Tie police are searching
for the roll-E-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

Rome. March s-Th- eoverumaat has re-
t-.4 lre lr-r - q loan pg I.auIoa and
= .r.n bankers the Italian bankers Hae.u.
offered ~ supply loan AZ q days ulti. 4.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS the CIR
cult court OF Jackson county, state OF Mis-
suGTl, nj Kansas City. Annie Talent.
plaintiff, vs. Wesley Talent defendant NJ
49,. Now on this 2ith LAY OF Febriarv.
lsf1 comes plaintiff and it appearing from
the statements and ALI cations In plaintin' )
petition hlci In This cause thar the do
ienIaHt Wesley Talent b not "A resident ~
ihr state ot Missouri and cannot be served
Win ordinary process uf law within the
state, therefore the following order Is
tna1e by the court. t0-Nit: 10 Wesl-y Tall
lent, said non-rrsIleUt efeuIant: You ara
h"lrbS Hotined that the plaintiff has here
toIpre commenced suit against YOU ~ pc
il.Rn ln this court. the object and geueral
nature of "hEh j. o. obtain a decree II
plNof'e from the bonds of matrimony on
tE" Ero4nis Of abandonment. viz: Than
dei-nlant abStuted himself without rpI-
S"Aahlr cause Tor The space Of more than
one year ana has hence hitherto. without a
reasonable cause, lived separate ana atarr
from plalntlut and that unless Vol be ,fUI
4lItar al the April term OF said court -
~ begun ana held M tht court house n
Kansas CITY, in said county ana state n
the l3th DAY oi said month and on ~. ~
fore the sra day Of tEe sad term arsy,..--
the petition, the same viii BE- taken -
tvhieasrd. and Judgment taken In Accord
dA'F Win lhe prayer thereof. Il Is furtE.r
ofaere4 that Publication hereof be- made fa-
loGf weeks slec, -slFrly, published al lestst
'Hl "a @esh, according 20 laW. iu the kaf-
F]7 iy journal "A newspaper published
"a SAID city. The last insertion 10 bt. r,-',l-
al least fifteen days before the comm
ment OF the april term, 1sgd Of this courr
A true copy. AttcStt
H. " DNESTREET. Clerk
Hy w a. NlNN- u. a..
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES.

i -
ORDER OF PUBLICATIoN-In the cir
| cuIt court Of Jackson county, sitting al
kansas city, Missouri April term. 1s4t
saiah konrrts; pisinun. IS. John q. Rob
=, day Of February. lssd. comes the
| Illinuu in open court by her ATTORNEYS
verified by her aiidayit. that the defend
1h'' joan a. tobaris, Is HJn-rg slGeut Of
the state pf Missouri ana cannot be SUM
nopc4 by tho ordinary process of Law pre-
s.rlbe4 hy the las u said state. now.
lhsre!0r', lu respect thereto. The court
to-wtt. To John =. Roberts, u8u-resi.i n
aefenIant- Ayu are hereby notified that
me I.alntlH has commenced suit against
! NoI - petition, this day nled IN the circuit
court ~ Jackson county, at Kansas City.
Mis-guFL the object and general nature Of
which is TO obtain decree II divorce from
Jhe bun4s Of Hatrimony nos existing he-
tween pl4intu AMI defendant, on the
ground that the said defendant. wholly
the plaintiff abandoned ana deserted ms
F'ainliu On the dag OF March. l,ga ana
ever since has absentee himself from me
STATE, aL4 from thls pl4intiu. ana Is not 4
resilient OF this state. ana has during All
lAls time deserted and remained away
from tAls plaint!m, anu that he has failed
the plaiEu0 since the last mentioned date:
ana uhltss you pr ana appear at the next
begun and held al the county court house
al tAe northeast corner OF Missouri avenue
and oak street, IN tuSaS CITY. Jackson
county Missouri on the second Monday IN
April next, the same being the 18Th DAY OF
Aprii ls56. ana on or before the thirG d4v
Of said term answer unto said petition the
same Will be taken as confessed by YOU
and a decree ~ divorce rendered as PRAYED
for IN the petition. ID Is further Ordered
hy the court that this order shall be pub
hshea IN the Kansas city Daily Journal a
newspaper printed and published daily IN
kansas city, Jackson county, Missouri
said publication % b. had for four weeks
sueces5lvely, the last Insertion 10 BE- at
least nf-esn days before the commencement
Of said next april term Of lsa6
4 true COPY.
II. d. STONESTREEF. Circuit Clerk
~ W A HRf; Deputy Clerk.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given 10 al creditors and
others interested in the estate Of Edward
LAWN deceased. that /, Catherine Lawn
eNecutriN Of said estate intend 10 maxi a
final settl 7meut thereof an the n=Xt term
OF the probate eourI OF jackson county, 10
ps held AT Kansas city, Missouri. on the
18th day OF May, 1850.
CATHERINE LAWN, EAecutrix.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-03-10

EAEcEToR's SALE Of stock Of drv
goods Notiee is hereby given thar ~
sirtne Of an order of the Probate Court x,
sSL4HLse county, the stock Of dry eoods
furniture and fixtures belongfuF H. tF
ssIi44te ,,.ii4 Of The late ], C. Kyle, letea-e-
~ ~ pg VIeisd Tor sale and sold al public
a-Elleh, 10 me highest bidder, III fLz
store room. s3l Kansas avenue Tine ttA7
hiis-, On tuesday the l1th day Of No.
lsst, az - o'clock a. NJ, the purcha-9r ",
lahe lhe furniture and fixtures or mn
rs opllon- The goods are invoice
Si,i l,l and have been appraised ua5eE
Ci5Ji 5nsJis vi tglIt py lhFee disinterested. wcII
solo l2r less than thrce-fourths af ~
praised value. Terms. cash Lef8rs II ~
cry WILLIAM SINS ,tt tt Nv
Topeka, kas-. February q. Iss6
MOI NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
afI,.'re ii hTls9y gwen % an creditors an
Minis. istrfeT sffeyasg5a 81 l4at Dapisl Fabp. az
npal settlement thereof at nv nssr 1.-,aa i.,a
~ ~ NJ ~ pIopsIt court q jackson eo1itS "a "a
lslh cay OF May. lsaG. DANIEL FAPPPf ne
A-IllIls u 4tsr.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
NOTICIA DE LOS DEMoCRA
fTAS PLATIS SrAS P0R La
CONYEN TON DEL
fnNDAD0

Segun una noticia dc Ia comitiva DEM
ocraticia del Terrtorio, feeha Santa Fe,
N NJ, Septiembre 3, 1896, dercjida alas
Golnjtivas Democratica Centrales delos
Condados, para tener conventiones del
Condado por ell Gn de eiigir Delesados
hna convention del Terrtorio en- Santa
Fe, N. NJ, el dia 20 lie Septiembre, 1896
por tante que el Goudsdo de Sierra es
entitulado delegados por dicha con-
Neution POr este es ordenado por la
Comitiva Democratica Central del Con-
dado de Sierra, que primaries seran tent
aas ep los dlfterentes precintos del Con-
dado ei Sibado, dia 10 de Septiemhre,
1895. por el fin de eligir delegados a Ia
convention Democratica Platista del
Eonda.o en- la casa de Corte en- HillsbQro.
N. NJ. a las 10 de panama ell Jueves, dia
"a de Septiepbre, 1895, para eligir 3 o
mas delegados por dicha Convention
democratica del Territorio y tamben
para nominar nm bo.eto complete del
Condado por todos los destinos del
Condado.
La proportion de los delegajos estos
conventiones del Condado es como sigpe
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills.

Scott & Owens, Of the Sher
man, are making large shipment
OF ore and concentrates aud have
been keeping the Bonanza mill ON
ployed this week.
Supt, Wlliams. of the Wicks
mine, is keeping The percha mill
steadily occupied on dump orc
and screenings.
A, W, Harrington has a fine
lot OF ore ON the Opportunity
ready for shipment.
W. Wayland will ship from
the Butler mine next week.
Root Il Reynolds are about
ready for mill run with ore from
their lease on the upper end OF the
Snake mine
The contractors op the Snake
sbaft are making good headway
and so far have not encountered
h' hhiu iooh.
A largo shipment Of one and
concentrates will be made from
tho Snake mine on Monday next.
Lindner and Crumrine have
out and sacked ready for Shipment
eight tons of high grade gold ore.
Their lease on portion OF the
Snake property has turned out
very well and they now feel GER
tain OF making at least few thou
sands during the remaining four
months or more that their lease
extends.
In the surface drifting in the
Lindner lease portion OF the Snake
the ore shows for distance Of
fifty feet to be from twelve 10
thirty inches wide and Ill good
pay. IN extends 10 the grass roots
apd we shall know more about It's
depth as the work progresses.
The Richmond paid of for
August on Tuesday.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
LOCAL ITE MS.

AT the auction sale of the
Leyser estate at San Marcial last
Saturday, Lawyer James G.. Fitch
bought nearly all the property.
The six Leyser ranches in Sierra
county we're bid in for SGno.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. II. Fisk
and Mr. Z. w Clark went to Las
Palomss Hot Springs on Tuesday.
-Messrs. Conway and Brother
ton, matte smelter men of Silver
City, were in town this week buy
ing ore.
Mrs. W. III. Bucber and little
daughter and MIR. and Mrs George
Miller are taking an outing at the
HopeweIl ranch.
There will be q meeting Of the
Bryrn & sewall Club Saturday
night. Ladies invited.
That Handy Prospector Fur
pnce" advertisement OF sss Ne
,ionsl Ore and Reduction Com
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
HILLsBORO REPUBLICAN PRI-
MARY,
nillsboro. N. NJ, Sept. l2,

Hillsboro. N. NJ, Sept IL, 1900.
At a primary called today for the pur-
pose of eleetng delegates TO attend the
County Convention VT kingston Sept.
2lst, 1896, remarks were made by Chair.
man l.. w GALES, aud interpreted by A..
Preisser. This was followed by remarks
by Messrs Gus Duvall, Bias Chavez and
w. w. Williams.
Peter Tousend. w w Williams, Gus
Duvall, |. II. Gray, and Bias Chavez
were appointed committee on rcsolu-
tions and presented the following, which
WAS adopted
BE II Resolved. That we tho Repnbll-
cans assembled here tonight denounce
the national platform on the financial
issue adopted at St. Louis.
Resolved, That our delegates TO the
County Convention be instructed to have
"A free silver resolution inserted in the
county platform. and that the delegates
TO Las Vegas be instructed TO use their
utmost endeavofs 10 have free silver
resolution adopted in the Territorial
platform, and only vote for candidate
for Delegate 20 Congress who In In favor
Of free AMI unlimited coinage OF silver at
the ratio Of 10 TO |, without the aid OF any
other nation.
The following delegates we're elect.
ed W. w. Williams, ID. Dssinger,
Bias Chavez, I. g. Long, A. Prelsaer and
Carlos padilla,
l.. w. GALES, Chairman.
j, r. MITCHELL Secretary.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
KINGSTON NEWS,

Frank Kliner has leased the
Enterprise and Silver King mines
The leasers on the U. s min e
are taking out good ore. Ship
ments of frst-class will soon be
made.
Politics are getting warm now.
Five gold bugs are about the mum
ber Kingston can produce, with 8
doubtful ones.
The Republican County Con-
ventiol which is TO be held here
vii! &c the srs. one Kingston has
had, and no doubt will be well
attended. On the night of the
21st grand ball will be given at
Monarch Hall. Every one 10 cor.
daily invited.
Through the efforts OF Mr..
James Drummond, our popular
druggist, sixty dollars have been
raised to forward east to help the
cause Of silver along.
Bryan and Sewall badges,
buttons and ribbons can be seen
on many republican voters of this
precinct.
There is some rumor OF select
ing our next councilman or rep
from among the citi-
zsns OF Kingston. His name
we'll you will know him by his
silver talk, and he is not afraid to
talk for Rrysn and Sswsll, though
be has always been g republican,
and he is not afraid 10 denouDce
The platform adopted at st. Louis
ls an outrage upon the A meriean
people.
The populist party will hold
their primary meeting 10 this pre-
,inct on Saturday night. The re-
pahlicans will hold their meeting
IN The night Of the 17th.
6ILTER-
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18

Benaeslado Apodaca, Manuel AtencIa,
Crespin ASagon, Judges.
Precinct No. 9 j. G. Plemmons, Ed.
II. Fooks, John Linton, registers
Quinby Vance, Wm. u. Taylor, Phillip
zoelier Judges.
Precinct No. 10; Charles Russell,
Chris. Hearn, Villiallo Trujillo, regis
ters. Thos. Scales, rhos, Hendry, II, III.
Winston, judges
Precinct No. IL NJ. % Thompson.
r +, Holmes, Thos. Farley, registers
w o. Thompson, James Gill, Charles
Bishcp, judges
Precinct No. i2 Emery Hickok, r.
Mothersiil, 4. J Westervell, registers
----------- La Page, Cole Ralston. Abram
Gonzales, judges.
Precinct No 49, w G. Beals, Peter
Kinney, louis sly, registers. Andrew
Kinney, Conrad Hotz, John IL Robin
son, judges
Precinet No, d5 Urbana Avrey, Louis
Eneines. James Hopkins, registers.
Simon Grijalba, Thomas Baca, Jerome
Wadsworth, judges.
II. Mallett, Jas. Stuck Thcs. Mahar,
registers. Thos Lannon, John Bobbitt,
Geo. B. Jones, judges.
The collector having collected
the amount OF $2,659. % Territorial
taxes and licenses, voucher was
drawn on territorial anditor for
assessors commissions on above
amount.
Thomas Ribsra was allowed the
sum Of SLIGO justice Of peace ex-
penss.
The resignation Of Cole Ralston,
Justice OF the peace OF Precinct No.
~, was presented and accepted
A. L. Warren was appointed
justice of the peace for Precinct
No. 16.
Be 1t Resolved, That il appear.
ing TO the Board that the road
supervisor of Precinct No. 2 has
left the precinct and Territory, 1t
is hereby ordered that the office of
road supervisor of Precinct No. 2
bs and is hereby declared vacant,
and that John w. Dawson be
appointed road snperyisor of said
precinct to Gil said vacancy.
Ordered, That the clerk be IN.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
:ANHNN4RtRsxxSxNNH ~ RKSs

Precinct No. 5-School house.
Precinct No. 6-Mrs. Yaple'l
honse.
Precinct No. 7 j. J. Aragon's
Precinct No. S-School house
San jose.
Precinct No. O. Herndon's Office
Precinct No. 10 Justice of the
peace Office.
Precinct No. lie. F. Holmes
Office.
Precinct No. 12 Hickok's store,
Precinct No. 13-W. g. Beals.
Precinct No. 15-Marcellno Dur.
ans.
Precinct No. ld-Thos. Mahar's
Ordered, That the following
named persons be and are hereby
appointed boards OF registration
and judges OF election
Precinct No. | Carl Beals,
VIM. p Kiel, e. II Jobson, regis
ters. Henry Manhart, Gus Ham
i'll. j. M. Num-, judges.
Precinct No. 2: A. D. Paige,
Thos. c. Long. Thos. Murphy,
registers. j. q. Fisk, Il. w.
Clark, II. b. White, judges.
Precinct No 3: q. L. Barr,
T. A. Robinson, j p Sparks, re-
gisters. Foss Cain, Frank Camp.
bell, George Honsinger, judges.
Precinct No 4 Thomas Ribera,
Juan AnalIs, Jose Chavez y Con
zsles, registers. Cashmere Bacs,
Jose n Durand, Eutemio Arimijo,
judges.
Precinct No. s.: Felipe Tafoya, Serefin
Gonzales. Aristeo Garcia, registers
Esperidion Tafoya, Jose Montoya, John
d Chandler. judges,
Precinct No. 8: Jas n Taylor. j. w.
Yaple, Horace King-bury, registers.
Chas. Yaple, viii ID Reilly, L. II. Me-
Aughan, judges.
Precinct No. 2: } J. Aragoa, sotero
Montoya, Pedro vallegos, registers
Thomas Chavez, Sabine Candelario,
EstansIs 10 Tafoya, judges.
Precinct No. g. David Sanehes,
Mariana ssnchss, Pablo Gsfcis, registers.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
SILVER DEMOCRATIC CQUN.
TY CONVENTION.

Pursuant to call issued by the Terrific
rial Democratic Central Committee,
dated Santa Fe, N NJ, September .3rd'
] 500. directed to the Democratic County
Central Committees to hold County
Conventions for the purpose OF electing
Delegates TO Territorial Convention
to be held az Santa Fe, N NJ, on Sept,
29th, A. d. 1896, and whereas Sierra
County 10 entitled to Delegates in susa
Territorial Convention;
1t is hereby ordered by the Depocrat-
ic County Central Com mnittee OF Sierra
County that Primaries shall be held in
the several Precincts of this County on
Saturday. Sept. 10th. A. ID. 1896, for
the purpose of electing Delegates to the
Silver Democratic County Convention
IS be held at the Court House ip Hills
.boro, N NJ, at the hour Of 10 O'clock
q. m. on Thursday, Sepember 2Sth, A.
ID. 1896, to elect three or more Delegates
TO said Territorial Democratic oonven-
tion; also to nominate e full County
ticket for all County Offices.
The apportionment OF Delegates 70 the
C ounty Conventions is as follows:
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
Ratification Meeting Under
the Auspices of the Bryan
and Sewall Club--Come
One, Come All.

Governor Thornton, Hon. III. Il
FERGUSON AID Others will address
ciiizens of Hillsboro on Thursday
evening. Sept. "a, 1896. Subject
the issnes Of the day and the well
fare of our county and Territory,
This being the convention day OF
all the sincere silver men a grand
time will be had. Grand torch
light process ION and parade. Sill
yer Republicans. Silver Democrats.
Silver Populists and Silver Mug
wumps, join us on this day and
aid us in receiving and entertain
ing our Governor and the next del
egate to Congress. Again we say
don't sit on the fence. Drop on
the other side or come an d be
right
w. s. HoPEwELL,
Chairman Bryan h Sswall Club.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
VIZ EMPLOY OYER 800 GIRLS.
DpMS: LEVI STRAUSS q 90
BAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA.

and through protection the American
workinsman gets the job and the pay,
whereas the so.called Tariff for Revenue
policy as advocated by the Dem ocratio
party, aud M presented by the Wilson
Houaa Committce, OF which committcs
MIR, Bryan. the now candidate for Pres
ident, was conspicuous member, tho
foreigner got the job and the money
leaves our country to pay sim, waiss
policy we dsnounce as un-Amorican.
We point with pride TO the action Of the
Republican House Of Representatives
Of the Congress that passed by nearly
200 majority u bill prohibiting tas Inn
migration TO this country Of that
pauper class that Is proving NJ
detrimental to Jour workingmen
and our institutions. Aud ws
denounce the false pretense of the Demo-
cratic senate that killed th!s same bin,
led ON by that gentleman heretofore
known 81 Am a Democrat" but now
Where Am At"
We heartily denounce Mr. Bryan for
his disposition 10 arraign class against
class. rich against poor, and debtor
aganst creditor, Even the recognition
OF such classes as political factors means
peril to our Institutions.
w. II. BANros, Chairman.
VI. MoRoANs, Secretary
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
Hillsboro, N. NJ, Sept. il. 1896.

Hillsboro, N. NJ, Sept. il. 1896.
Commissioner met in SPECIAL
session. Present - George II.
Baueus, August Reingardt. and
Jose M. Anodaca, commissioner ;
Max l.. Kaher, sberiff; Alloys
Preisser, assessor; Thos. G. Hall,
clerk.
Minutes OF last meeting rsad and
approved.
Ordered, That on Tuesday. ths
Bird day OF November. A. ID. 1896,
an election be held In the various
election precincts within the County
of Sierra and Territory OF New
Mexico, at which election csndi-
dates will be voted for by the
legally qualified voters in each
precinct for the following o.iicers.
to wit
] delegate to the 55th Congress
OF the United States.
/ member OF the Territorial
Legislative Council. 7th district.
2 members of the Territorial
House OF Representatives., ilth
district
3 county com missioners.
l judge OF the probate court.
l clerk Of the probate court.
! school superintendent.
] sheriff,
! assessor.
/ treasurer.
/ coroner,
3 river commissioners.
i county surveyor.
l road supervisor in each pre-
cinct.
Ordered, That the polling places
in the several precincts be as fol-
lows, viz;
Preciuct No. t-Justice OF the
peace once.
Precinct No, 2-Court house
Precinct No. 3-Crawford's
office
Precinct No. 4 4-school house.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1896-09-18

pany 5726 Chiltenham Avenue,
ST. Louis, has been taken out Of
our columns. Reason, tne outfit
failed to pay our bills when sent
them.
We have received request
from Joseph Sylver, "Silver joe"
Grand Forks, North Dakota, for a
srmpls copy of The ADVOCATE for
intending settlers. The request is
accompanied by the iollo :. ing,
printed on a neat card: "See here
Mr.: England wants US to main
tain the gold standard so she can
get our products cheap for the
debt we owe her, America wants
the free coinage of both gold aud
silver so her producers can get
better prices. Cleveland, Sher-
man, and the money lenders are
working for England. Who are
you working for? The Tories Of
l776 resolved that we weie too
weak for self-government. The
Tories of 1896 say we are too weak
to make our own money. The
Constitution says Congress shall
regulate the value of our money"
The st. Louis Conyention says
other nations shall. Hence am
fighting the Tories"
Rev. Father Monfort held
church services in Hillsboro last
evening and high mass
on Sunday morning On Monday
Father Monfort administered first
COMMUNION to Mrs. James pal-
glish's Sunday school class, and in
the evening of that day preached
interesting sermons in English and
Spanish to large and interested
congregation.
--There will be a Dancing Par
ty given by the ladies at Webster's
Hall Saturday evening, September
26th. Everybody is invited to
attend. A special invitation is ex-
tended to gentlemen without es-
sorts. The supper will be served
Ivy the Ladies Of the Guild at the
Did X. P. hall, across the street
from the dance hall.
Our Kingston correspondent
ia all right, but will he please send
is his real name2 We will mol
publish 1t but desire it as a guar.
,ntee of good faith.
Episcopal services next Sunday |
and evening o. Union
church.
Miss Jessie Casad, formerly |
school teAchor at Hillsboro, has
gone to San Antonio, Socorro
to teach school.
At meeting OF Grand Lodge /. 0.
}. b. at Albuquerque last week,
!. K. Mowers of this place was
appointed Grand Conductor.
Hon. b. s. Rodsy OF Albu-
Iuerque arrived here last evening,
IN legal business.