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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-08
SPIDERS 3: PIRATEs 9.

L
Cleveland, O., Aug. 7.---Today's game
was close and evciting. and was a battle
between the pitchers. The feature was
EIy's running jump catch, which shut
put Cleveland IN the eleventh inning.
Darkness caused a postponement.
ChiIds was put out Of the game for call
ing Umpire Emslie rotten" Score:
RHE
Cleveland ...e2oOo010o0o-- 10 ;
Pittsburg .....1O0010O10 0O---3 10 5
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner: Kill
ten and Merritt. First base on balls
Off Cuppy 2; off Killen 1. Struck out
BY Cuppy l; by Killen l. Two basehits--
McAlester. Zfnmer. Stensel, Lyons
Stolen bases---McAller. Lyons. Double
p52y--Eiy, Paddon. Wild pitches---Cup-
py Passed baIl---MerTittt Umpire
Emsiie.
SENATORS 4: BEANEATERS 8;
Boston, Mass, Aug. THE home
team made the Senator's present Of to-
days game by miserable work in the
eighth, the only inning in which the Wis
ttors were allowed to score. Stivetts
pitched a remarkable game, but in the
eighth he gave two bases and, aided by
errors in the field, Washington scored
twice. To make matters still easier for
the visitors, Sullivan was substituted
FOR SWEETS and two more runs were
scored on a single by DumOnt. Score:
RHE
Washington 100000 1
: Boston .....0 1 0 o II 0 l 0---3 10 3
Batteries: German and Mcguire;
Stivetts, Sullivan and Camel. Earned
rLfns---Boston 2. Two basefIits---LuSh.
Home runs---Long. Stolen bases--Ten-
end Mcclure. First base on balls--By
German /; by SWEETS 8; by Sullivan l.
Struck out--By German 3; by Stivetts
5. Umpire---Lynch. Attendance 1850.
ORIOLES 1s; GIANTS L
Baltimore. Nd, Aug 7.---Today's
game was a one-sided and featureless
affair. Meekin was knocked out of the
box and Citing took his place after the
seventh inning. The score tells the
rest Attendance 100. Score
Baltimore 30 2l03 81 s--16 10 1
New York 30 0 0 0 o 1 o o o. 1
Batteries: New York. Hemming and
Clark: Meekin: Baltimore, Citing and
Watner. Earned runsr--Baltinore II.
Two basehits---Kelly. Jennings. Three
basehits--CIark, Keeler Donnely.
Stolen bases--Jannings. Reitz, Joyce,
DOYLE and Kelly. Double plays--Jen-
nings, ReitZ. Doyle. First on balls
Of Hemming .; off Meekin 3: Off Git
ting ). Hit by pitched ball---Jennings
2: Clark. Struck out-By Meekin l;
by Hemming ,; by Citing 1. Umpire
Sheridan
PLAYED TWO INNINGS.
Brooklyn, y. Y, Aug. THE Phila-
alphabetically game was called at
the end of the second inning on account
Of rain, the score standing 0 TO 0.
EXHIBITION GAME
Detroit, Mich, Aug. THE Colonels
and che locals again crossed bats in an
exhibition game this afternoon, with the
following result. Score:
r 81 z
Detroit. ...2 01oo5-s -
louisville .....S 3 1 0 0 1 l L '---10 II o
Batteries: Egan, Thomas and frost; /
Herman and Miller.
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MONETARY CoNDiTIoNs CHANGED
Indirect Iut Certain General Eject OF the
Diamond Match fsfiure


Diamond Match Pa lure.
New York. Aug 7-R G. Dun & Co s
weekly review OF trade, which issues to
morrow, VIII say;
The sensational collapse OF the specu-
lators al Chicago who controlled Dia-
rnond Match and New York Biscuit
stocks and had holsted them 10 fancy
prices. with the consequent closing OF
the Chicago Stock exchange for period
yet indefinite, though followed by re-
markedly few failures, brings a sudden
chang IN monetary conditions through
out the country At least a month
earlier than had been expected. Chicago
has drawn heavily upon Illinois banks
baia ncss and Withdrawals Of other wss-
tern funds may naturally result. Eu-
rope was also moved TO sell American
stocks rather freely. so tha5 an avera~e
OF the sixty most active railroad stocks
feb about Sis per share and the sva--
age 81 trust stocks about SIS. TIE
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PLAYED TWO INNINGS.
Western Len-r- G,ne..

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug DARKNESS
caused postponeInsnt Of the second
game today during the sixth INNING.
Score.
First game
Ri z
Indianapolis 900 21e0o o--5 /
Grand Rapids . 0 0 o. 10 ?
Batteries: Cross and Wood; McFar-
land and Hodge.
Second game
RHE
II dianaPoIis .....0 $40 Is l
Grand aRpids ....0 0 0 CO l
Battries: Davis and Buckley; Leith
and Donovan.
AIilNau k4e. Wis. Aug. "A shake
up took place IN the Milwaukee team
today. Twichen, Mesna and Macaulley
having been released. Score:
Ri z
Milwaukee ....o1osea oo1--s Is ,
Minneapolis Il 0 o 0 2---o Z 4
Batteries: Rettger and Spear; Car
ney ana Schriver
Kansas City, No, Aug 7.--Score:
Kansas City % > l 2--i0 IL O
e.. Poul 80 0 0 . 90 o. Il s
Batteries: Barnett. Callahan and
Bianford: Phyle and Spies
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WICHITA MARKETS
shippers

shippers
n K. Eberfy. Maize, hogs.
Harvey Grace. Cheney hogs
Royal & McGinniS. OatviIle boss
Gray & Cartwright, Oatvslle hogs.
Spears & Mclaughlin, Bayneville, hogs
and cattle
Ed Wlggiesworth arrived from Las
Vegas today with SIX double-deck loads of
sheep. which he win feed this winter
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DARKNESS ENDS IT
ELEVEN-IEEIEG GAME rs PLAYED
At CLEVELAND.

ssore Tied at Three at the End of the
Ninth Inning aud in the Two Socceed-
ing Innings Neither the Spiders Nor
the Pirates Can Score-ChiIds Calls Cm-
pIre EmsIie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Make
the Senators a Present of the Game
Score Stands I6 TO at Baltimore
Ram at Brooklyn Western Games
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Minneapolis. Aug. Wheat cios-f-
Angus; SIC; September s2Ac. D-c~-sra,~r
S@ssc: No. ] hari on track sszc: So
northern s2zc: No. northern &c. Re-
ce!pts las cars
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NKW oELHAEs nAnKrr,

Ss~ Orleans. Aug. 7.--rotton-Sorni-
nal: niddiing TIC: low miidlinz &c: Kosi
ordinary &C.
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BANK CLEARINGS

New York. Aug THE following table,
compiled by Bradstreets. shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage of increase or decrease. az
compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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D. C. IMBODEN, Manager.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMMISSION co.
Grain Exporters,

21l1 Strand, GALVESTON.
Branch purchasing Office, 3o7 Sedg-
wick block, Wichita. Kan.
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THEY SHOW FIGHT
BOARD OF TRADE MARKETS RESIST
WALL STREET NEWS.

DemofaIized Stock Market Keeps Grains
From Getting ANY Better. Possibly, But
Can't Do Much in the Way of Lowering,
Provisions, Only. Showing Material De-
cIines Wheat in Coed Trading and
Moderately Active Gables Lower, Early
and Lats-Wheat Closes Even With
Thursday-Marksts In General.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

New York, AuR. 7.--F-fou----Receip ts.
$500 barrels; exports, 1898 barrels.
Dull and heavy with associated brands
Of rprlny patents redDced 10 cents per
barrel. Winter patents ;5sG37S.
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Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
Still. MISSING.

Col. A. J. Fountain, OF LIS Cru
ces and his son Henry, nine years
old are still missing The posses
sent out by the sheriff of Dona Ana
county have found where be was
apparently held up by three men,
who evidently took him prisoner.
His abandoned blackboard was
found and his horses have return
ed. The trail OF the abductors
was followed to the mouth OF Dog
canon. in the Sacramento noun
tains, where it was lost by the
tracks OF hundreds Of cattle driven
across it. The Masonic fraternity
Of Las Cruces have offered 800
reward for the discovery of Foun-
tain and his son-dead or alive -
and conviction OF the add nctors,
who ars doubtless murdersrs. also.
Governor Thornton has also offered
q reward OF $500.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
THE LATEST.

The Fountain case is still mys-
tory. All that is known ia that
Col. Fountain and his little boy
have disappeared utterly. leaving
no sigu by which they can be trac-
ed. The deputy sherfls and tho
posse Of citizens, who went ont
last Monday and Tuesday returned
without having discovered any
thing definite or conclusive. They
followed tho tracks OF horses from
the place whore the buck board was
left, TO the west side OF tho Ssors-
mento mountains, whore the tracks
entered a road much travelled by
stock and were lost. At no point
were any footprints found that
could be identified as Colonel Foun-
tain's or tho boys, and II is only
Rurmise that the abductors or mur-
derers took their victims in that
direction A posse headed by Cap
tain Brannigan, who is a man Of
experience, judgement and discre-
tion, ia searching tho Jarillas and
SacrAmentos, and another posse
under eI. Sheriff Van Patten is
working through White Sands and
the adj AGENT country. Inspector
Fowler, Ben Williams and two or
three oihers are also out. Las
Cruces Democrat.
The family Of Col. Fountain
have secured the services of five
expert trallers from the Mescalero
Apache reservation, and they ave
taken the trail from where Col.
Fonntain's blackboard was found
New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Mary I'd Veua Csmph~ll, on We'd,
IA lN l,I
Prof, Carleton AMI family have
moved inio Rrv. Days house.
-Fong & Slow have bought out
L. II Kle's California restaurant
The Birthday Sociam by the
LADIES' Ali At the residence of Mr..
and Mrs Ja. II Fwk was highly
epjnyed by everyone aud netted $40
for the v + church
Ntrs. l4nac knight of LAKE
valley, has pgrchaea Mira r. II.
Ilopper's piano.
Mrs. Blaine left for her home
in Texss yesterday morning,
Road Supervisor GsIles will
commence work on the s, l.. G.
lane with force Of men and teams,
on March 2ud, next.
-- Hon. Frank ". Parker WINS in
nj the y, $, Court at
Silver City the most of last week,
Dr. Ewing, from Chicngo, has
opened nm Office at The Union
Hotel.
Anthony Crown Of Kingston
left for Cupple Greek, Colo, yes
terday morning.
Hon. Fred Lindner. Of King
ston, left for the East Wednesday
to hook mp new business location.
Mr.. LinAner has been one Of the
foremost business men in thle
county for many veare, ard hae
held several positions Of public
trust with credit To himeelf aud
constituency That he may pros
per 10 hi- new home nre the wishes
of all Who know him.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, the
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

of the Richmond hill, is just now
attrac ing much notice. IL has
been worked by Luke Bros, under
bond and lease for the past 13
months They are now employing
ak men, Of whom five are miners,
and they arc certainly producing
ora as rich ms any ever sL pped
from this camp, One -four inch
streak in their slopes averages
$40 per ton. and is reported to be
OF considerable extent. Az The
surface there WAS nowhere over an
inch streak of ore, and for a long
time the lessees did not make over
living expenses, but they did their
own work aud incu cred no liabili-
ties. Every one will rejoice in
their ultimate good fortune, and
hope that they have but just struck
tho commencement OF IL.
Ayers d Burke are said to be
making good money, from their
lease on the Richmond frat and
second levels. They are certainly
taking out some az good orc 40
ever came from that mine. From
seven to ten ounces gold per ton 10
the value Of heavy sulphide ore on
these levels. Jake Zimmerman, on
the second level, has opened up
rge body OF fine milling ore $35
to $50 value. and his product alone
will occupy the mill week.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
KILLED A Roy.

Last Sunday evening, William
Riley, cowtoy, while drunk and
shooting up the town Alma, IN the
Mogollons, fred shot which struck
q twelve year Old boy-son Of
Langford johnson killing him in
stantly After shooting the boy,
Riley mounted his horse and rode
away, but telephone message from
deputy sheriff Baca. received yes
terday morning, states that he was
captured II miles from Alma aud
is now in jail at Mogollon. There
appears to have been no motive for
the shooting only Drunkenness,
recklpssnesb and carelessnets. -
Silver City Eagle
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

famous woman suffrage orator, Will
pass through Hillsboro February
9th, on her way to Ariz ma, where
she goes to lecture for six weeks.
The Hillsboro Equality League
will meet at the residence OF Mrs.
p. }. Bennett on Wednesday even
ing next. The books have come
for the taking up Of studies
Everybody invited to attend.
Tho Ladiea Aid wishes to ex
tend to the public their thanks Tor
the liberal patronage gwen them
at the birthday social By order
Of Committee
-Rev. J Il, Kilpatrick will
preach 10 Union Church Sunday at
II m. and 7 p. m. Sunday
School Immediately after morning
service.
Lay Road"r Mowers will hold
Episcopal services at Kingston
next Sunday evening.
The congregation Al the Epls
copal Chu ch, Wednesday, evening,
listened TO very interesting fare
well address 10y Mr.. Crosby Daw.
kins, on leaving for his homa in
Florida. After the services. Rev.
Il. II } Andrews, in the name Of
the congregation, presented Mr..
D2wkins with = han lsome prayer
book, wisbing him Godspeed aud
good health.
The interesting report reaches
Hillsboro that Rev Cariyon, form
erIy Of thus Jurisdiction, is no~
living at Wheatland, Wyoming
f r.itqry. pnd-afriel e . charm
.ss.s Sssa,s $1,000. ,s.n..s
Quite an important real estate
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
LETTER LIST.

List of unclaimed mail matter
remaining in the postoflice al
Hillsboro, y. NJ, February 10Th
1896. II not delivered before will
be sent TO the Dead Letter Office
March Iosh, 1896
Mrs. Mollie Ellsworth.
James II. Johnston.
II. H. Theilman.
N. r. Watkins.
Mrs. b. s. Webb.
r. 4. NIcKLE, P. NJ.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
Neighborhood News.
GRANT COUNTY.
SILVER CITY,

From the Sentinel.
There are now eight men EN-
ployed or the Deep Down nine at
Mogollon and three men IN the
mill.
B, T. Link sold out his stock of
meat and fixtures last rhursda' to
Geo. ID. Jones and ID. q. McMillen,
aud retired from business.
Mr.. Jackson Agee and Miss El-
port Alexander will be united in
MI ,riage, at the home of the brides
parents, by the Rev. A. A. Hyde,
next Wednesday evening.
rhe A. T. & 6. F. company hse
ordered the discharge of all Mexi-
cans employed on section work and
Americans will hereafter supply
their places.
Late reports concerning the
Dlue creek strike Indicate that
there was very little foundation Tor
the excitement caused over this I'm
aginative grestness of che new gold
field.
The Hon. JAS s Fielder and his
estimable yonng wife were glori-
fed last Sunday morning through
the advent of son and heir The
newcomer weighed eleven and
half pounds aud bis proud sire de
cIares he is worth his weight in
gold.
President Cleveland has commut'
cd the sentence of G. Ii. Dane to
FIVE years. Dane was president OF
the First National banks of Dem
log and Silver City, and upon
hearing in March, 1894, was con-
yicted of the crime OF wrecklng
thsse institutions and was sentenc-
ed to ten years Imprisonment at
hard tabor, in the Territorial peni
tentiary. Through the clemenoy
OF President Cleveland, Dane will
be a free man in three years from
next March,
Rev. l.. Mysonhimer, the Boy
Evangelist, who comes to our city
neXt Monday to bold revival ssrvi-
oes ct the Methodist church has
been holding special meetings at
Las Cruces and Ell Paso for some
weeks. Tbs churches there have
been strengthened by his work
Quite a number of conversions are
reported. Altho' yet young man
he has had orer 5000 conversions.
Large results are expected here.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Slaughter visited H4rmosa. coming
by the way of Engle and Guchlllo
They have an eve to cattle deal
as the cattle of this region are fat
and in good condition.
The work on the Bulldog,
Bull Frog, Osprey group of mines
is progressing favorably. The tim :
bering is of substantial order and
no caving will take place when it is
finished.
j, C. Plemmons and James
Ross put their horses to wagon
and started for the Palomas hot
springs and the Rio Bravo valley,
where they expect to live high on
quail on toast and frilled cat fish.
Mrs. Blaine, from Del Rio,
Texas, has been visiting her rela-
tlves, Mr. and Mrs Peers. She is
a Theosophist and has almost con-
yerted some Hermosans to medi-
tatlon, that they may by super
human illumination arrive al an
unusual knowledge of divine
things But 1t ID feared that back
sliding will take place in the ah-
sence Of TIE fair teacher
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Grafton, was 10 Hillsb 9ro Tuesday
1t was MIR. YspIe's mother who
recently made the bIg gold diecov
cry that promises to make large
and thriving camp Of Grafton
The discovery was made III large
porphyry dyke through the center
Of which courses vein of quartz
that pans magniliclentIy III god
A party of Eastern capitalists are
on their way to examine the new
find.
Lay Reader Movers held in
teresting services at the Episcopal
Church last Sabbath evening.
- Tsaac knight, Esq, and wife,
Bookkeeper Beals and Miss Jennie
Endicott, all Of Lake Valley, visited
IN Hillsboro Sunday.
Master Harty Dalglish went to
Chloride last week and returned
on Wednesday with his aunt, Mrs.
Thompson, wife Of The editor Of the
Black Range. Mira Thompson vii
,ylsit her relatives, Mr. and Mrs
James Dalglish. for few weeks
Lay Reader Crosby Dawkine
made his farewell address in the
Episcopal church. WedncsIay
evening and departed tor his hom,
at Jacksonville, Fla, Thursday
morning During his stay here
he has made many frieuds Sir
Dawkins was here for his health
and has derived much benefit from
New MEXICO sunshine
The l.. I. l. will meet al
Union church at 3:3D next Sunday.
in open session. Visitors will br
welcomed.
Rev. Andrews OF the Episc spal
6ffurcn faBtIzsn''M + and Nrs. s.
= s1s' -
tSa's t8O Children, aud tAs II - s
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
Ilillsboro Mines and Mills.

Several more leasers have taken
hold at The Richmond, and the
mine will make heavy shipments
of high grade ore and concentrates
lhis month,
Robin e Macy are pushing the
work on the Champion cross cut
tunnel to finish.
l. ". Galles ia continuing work
on the Gold Standard aud Lumlna
claims.
IN crossing the Morton dyke
Dlckey d l.aramy have struck u
three foot vein Of ohalcocite, show
ing native copper throughout.
Whnt value this may contain in
gold aud silver has not yet been
certuined.
The Bonanza mill is troating
ore from The Dell mine, and will
next week engage with Richmond
ore. 1t is also recelving orc from
the Seandia mines ia Ready Pay
gnlch.
The Salisbury claim on Animas
Peak, is the latest addition TO the
list Of productive mines. 1t shows
a good vein OF pay ore in very
easy working ground.
Re-timb mbering the Snake shaft
wae compile cd this we k, and other
important improvements can now
bs advanced.
Barney Martin 10 having some
work done on a new strike at the
lover end of Wicks gulch, wher
.ome rich free gold float has re-
Gently been found.
Sanders & Scott have taken q
lease aud ale working in the slopes
Of the Printer Boy mine. Taey
report good streak Of high grade
ore, and are confident OF doing we'll
with their venture.
Hirsch 10 Thompson expect to
make another mill run Ihis month,
from the Prosper mine Their last
lot inillsd over $40 per ton, and
the ors has since been improving
right along.
Lannou g. Go. will shortly make
shipment Of Grst.clqss ore from
the Hillsbpro mine.
Ia working their last year's
ass, ssneut nn the Azuri,e, Mitchell
a. Go. cut through chute of ore 10
t,et tosek "''s'avy will csa:i,Ae tns
work Tor revenue. On, Y. w. .,~..
"s' -,
At IL " 'Ek ftihFB ~ titb Abt
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The Best Salye in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum, Fever Sores, retter, Chap
ped hands, Chllblains, Corns, and
all Skin Eruptlons, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guananteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box For sale by l..
Il. Movers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
MARRIED

AT Rileys ranch, near Grafton,
on Sunday, February 9th, 1896, 10y
Judge William Riley, Mr. loses
Gibson and Miss Ellie Cook. The
young couple hnVe many friends
and well wishers II was judge
RiIey's first marriage ceremony
aud he feels very proud Of il.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given to all
whom 1t may concern that we
have purchased all the right, title
and interest Of t. II. Kie IN and to
the California Restaurant, at Hills.
boro, N NJ. We will pay all bills
and collect all accounts Of the said
l. II kie. FoNd & STOW,
llillsboro. n. NJ Feb. 18Th, 1896
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Quick In effect, heals and leaves
no scar. Burning, scaly skin erup-
tions quickly cured 10y DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salee. Applied to
s...s...s 81. e. soIes Ii ia inafTI "
cal in effect Always cures pi7as'
For sale at Mowers Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

deal was made this week by Mr., j
z McPharsnn transferring TO Col.
Dave Dissinger lot l00sl2 feet.
situated r conner Of Grayson avenue
and Third Street This ia consd
cred one Of the best residence lots
in town
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
FOR SALE.

NY three room house and two
lots. located on Main street, op-
posite Mr.. Scott L. Keller's resi-
idence. Price $50 cash.
Pedro R;bera, aillsboro, n NJ.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
A., L. Il S. F. TIME GARD.

Train Departs from Lake Valley,
N. NJ, 8:45 a. m.
Train Arrives at Lake Valley,
n. NJ, lilo p. m.
Arrives at El Paso, 6:4n p. N.
Arrives at Deming, l0:45 a. N.
Arrives at Kansas City, Z a. m.
third day.
Arrives at Chicago, 1870 p. m
third day.
Through Pullman oars from
Rincon, Coupon tickets for sale
to all principal points in the Z. s.
r j. Jobson, Agent.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

OUTPUT of HIllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday
Feb. 18th, 1896, as reported for
The ADVOCATES:
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Frank j. Cheney makes oath
that he is the senior partner Of tile
firm of L. J. Cheney g. Co, dong
business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pny the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Ca
tarrh Cure.
FRANK j CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrib.
ed in my presence, this 9th day Of
December, A. ID. 1886
A W OLSON,
l.. s. Notary Public.
Hal's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternaIly and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system Seud for testimonials,
free,
T W. CHENEY & Co. Toledo, O.
Geo. Sold by Druggists. 75c
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Orchards stage leaves Hillsboro
ut $50 a. M, arrives in Hillsboro
at 4 p. m. Stage leaves for
Kington 4:20 p. m arrives from
Kingston at $50 p m.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
Hermosa News.

-Robt. Pou'ware came through
here on his way from Missouri to
ais ranch. He Is bringing his
nephew with him to he brought
M in the sunshine Of New Mexico.
MFR. Boulware said there we're three
xeeks v hen he was back in Mis-
.r.s
souri nhan there was not BD entire
sunny day.
-AlscS Brisschar sDd w. Is.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14
Local Items,

john W, Yaple, the we'll
known miner and stockman OF
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Tnal output since Jan l. 1896, 8, ,N5
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Alex Bris.cher spd W. b.
Sierra County advocate., 1896-02-14

Hillsboro is situated in
she center OF the great
Hlllsooro, Kingston and
Black Range gold and silver
country, and only Is miles
distant from the famous
Lake Valley silver fields.