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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-04
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lammluns, in pel1er bsbeutenbe @es
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DaS Steuer Gomite ftattete einen Bee
ri1t lber @ronerationen bon Steuern
auf 8runoeisentbum ab, in meIdem es
cieielben unsintis beridtete; Der Stabt.
antpaIt bate eriIart. baB nur 5fsntIides
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Sotiesoienft, 8ssrdbniBpldbs unb tpobI.
tbatige Intalten bon Steuern befreit
limb unb ale anberen grOnsrationen un.
seisbIi1 feien.
Dtoir madte barauf aufmetffam, baB
hen permanent anidiiieen aaufmGnnern
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Bancroft unb Seuerperfauf SdnoIern
Elm erobes nnredt eeiHebe, unb ba bic
Steuer bon $500 monatli6 oils unssfes.
lib ertldrt porosn iei, 70 madte er ben
Boriblas, bab Elm Special gomite er.
nannt werbe, oaS nit benz StabtanipaIt
cine Orbinans entperfen fol-, pelde bic
4~n9elegenbeit reeuliyeu foq.
Die Oroinans sur pflaterune bon
Sldapanna Npenue, spiften Wafbinss
ton uno Ssferion 4oenues, purbs bel
,tpeI Selun9en an9enommen uno Elm gu.
iab susefdst, pel6es ben %8ohenantbeiI
Der Staot bon IS. 900 auf so. 500 rsou.
art.
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cine Reiolution elm, Die aneenpmmen
lpuroe. bib Der Ssuerhef uno bas se.
msiniame betref Gomite enipeber einen
Oampfer sueiter 2luiie mietbe uber ans
taufe, oeHsn preiS 81 200 niHt iibsr.
tel8e; bic 9ablunaen oafir ioaen niht
ole am ndblten |. Mpril ~anfangen.
Die OrciuanS Sur @reirune beS Ro.
10. IbausstanalS Diitriftes. in Der g..
g.. 10. uno l8. Daros. puroe pom Sos
mite sdniti8 berihtet uno oann gum Dru.
fen r~eferirt.
RUone bradte cine Srbinans Elm. bic
besmedt, oaB Die Stabt ibre eiaene See
leuttunsstdtion ettpsrbe unb um bies su
!rrei6en, iolen bic Birser bel Der ndd.
tea itdotiiden 8ibl abfimmeu, Oh cine
~9onoaussabe bon $500. 600 erlaubt per.
Den fol- bic Oroinans il nit Der fdon
Iebtss Sabr elusebrabten ioentii6 uno
puroe an'S Gomite r~eferirt.
Die Heiolution, pelde bic 8e,atIuna
Der Steuern obne Strafaufi6las perldns
germ ioate, bis bieieIbe ben @oaettoren
BON rldtdnbieen Steusrn ~iibereeben
perben, tpuros uuf ben Iii6 seleet. Der
ReioIution. tpeIde bic CHARACTERIZATION
Obne Strufs bic gum 80. Ropsmber Der.
Idnsert, puroe beieeiimmt unb ipdter
IN Der SibunS cine bon Sadion sinse.
bra4te 8eiolution anssnommen, bic bic
3eit sur 8esablune bon Steusrn obne
Strafauff&las bis gum 81. DECEMBER
usrldnsett.
Die Reiolution, tpeIHs ben Mufauf
BON ,pei Pferoen fir oas + :~uerbepartes
ment erIaubt unb bic, tpeIde Der 2adas
panpa giien uno 8obIsn Gompanie er.
laubt, einsh Briuatabsusstanal binter
ibrem @~Isentbum an 2inoen Strabe su
Issen, tpuroen bsiidtiet.
Cine BON Sipsenep eingebraGte une
teitdtiete Reiolution tpeift ben Stabteon.
lrCaeur on. feline Anmeiiunssn su Gun.
ten Der Columbia Contribution Gompas
ME auS3uifeqen, bis bieielbe bic Red.
nung Der Scranton 8itrifieb Bird unb
Tile Manufacturing So. i'm Betraae
bon 81, 1867. 30 besliHsn babe. fur Bad.
feline bel Der BHaterune bon Rulbsrrp
SiraBe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-04
Sa8 Hefultat i'm Staat

aud elm Siss Der RepubIitaner.
mas natiirli6 ni6ts anoerS su erparten
mar Beacon fur Staatsidasmeifter
uno MeGaulep fur Iubitor General.
iino nit bebeutenoen BIuralitdten ers
tpablt porben. SIN ben beridiebenen
Counties i6einen bic Republlfansr, mad
bic Jest eineelaufenen 8sridten. chem
falls 9epinne semadt su baden, tpenn,
sleib oieleIben ni9t sroB iino.
Die abeesebenen Stimmen fir Or. 8.
6. SpalOtp. ben Yrobibitions Gambia.
ten fur StaatsidaBmeiiter. iberrui6tsn
feIbft feline elfrisften 4nbdnser unb iinb
mebr, als pie bieie Bartei iemaIs bsi
elmer Wabl i'm State srbieIt.
GIN Grpe Nep 9Jorf
ipurbe Ri6ter 8in Dpd, Der ganbibai
bon Sammanp. nit elmer BIuralitdt BON
cirea 10000 Stimmen ertpdbIt a; Seth
Som erbieIt bic s~peitsrbBte. Sen. 1racp
Die orittBr6Bte unb Senrp George. IT,,
Die nieorisite Stimmensabl. SIN Staate
baben bic Demofraten aud betrddtli6s
su perseidnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-04

Wer einen gatarrb beilen mill,
mub mt Dem SIut unfaneen. SpOb'S
Sarfapariqa bsieitist bic urfa6e oieies
uebeIs uuO bsilt @atarrb babur&. bob
lie bas 8lut reiniet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-04
0etbetlter steg!
Sie Nepublifaner erbalten iebo6
ben 26tpenantbeit Der Gemter.

Trob Der ipeitberbreiteten 3eripIitter.
uns Der repubIitanii6en 8artei beS
counties, eeIans es berieIben bod BEL
Der @ubl am Sientas. bic NsbrsubI
ibrer ganbibatsn su ertpdbIen. mad Ell.
mem Der bittertsn 8ampfs, tpeIde ie in
bieiem County ftaitfanb. Die 9emofras
ten bate ale Sofnuns, fiesreid aus Der
Wablidla@t berporsueeben. benn ibr
eutes Tidet, bas in feiner Weiie unse'
eriffen nod perbddtiet perben f%onnte,
itano bon iebem BOB. unb @Iiques Gins
fluB fret. @enn maj ale Tbatia&en
bel bieier Gampaene in 8etradt sisbt. 10
III has Reiultat Elm lberrai6enbes, oenn
sS ssist, baB bic Wsbrsabl Der @dbIer
beS Counties ipiqens finb, bic .Wetbo'
ben" Der republifaniiden 8artei gut 30
beiben, cine bebauerIide Tbutiade,
tpsl1e absr bas WabIrefuItat nur su
oeutlid :seist. 8ir eeben naditsben'
bic fur bic nsriGiebenen Ganbibaten abb
aeesbene Stimmen,abl i'm County
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Neme Mmsei9en.
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NominifratorsaNadui SintrrIaHsHlaaft
ets p.Ilf, Seripian Spatbtlt ltsibin ppn
SeraniOn. eadapanna Gsunty, pa.
9n br pbiatn SiniulaGtnl6att il eu I'm.
tsrlsi6nsitn ieiamtntariftt 8cimant btpiaiat
pOretn, unp ale ptrloutn, bic gorbsruuasn as.
ecu eisislbe babsu, psresn lolHs ,ur BaabIuna
ttuTstben unb MIR esrltlben ltuleet. nib ,ur
iOforiissn 3abluns frsunbliHR aufaeforbut.
Sbriltina Spntbtlf, AbmiHiaraturiu.
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Eelepbons8 erbinbuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-04

Deutf6 BriefIihe.
grl. 8itts abrb lrbt Grau eiais Dpmbar,
8. Or. Gilman, R. ". @arpusr,
GIau j. 3. hartman, 6. {. Raysr,
wfatbtloa prteri, Sobu S6aftr..
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
HiIlsboro Mines and Mills.

Crumrine d Lindner, the Snake
lessees, shipped carlood of ore to
El paso last Monday, and are
sending another lot of fifty tons to
the Bonanza mill.
Gonzales & Rubio are getting
orc on the Richmond tunnel level
that runs 1890 per ton average
value, On the same level Robert
Watson is getting ore worth near
$500 per ton. 1t has been thought
that this ground wac worked out,
but recent Developments indicate
that the best ore bodies are only
now being brought to light.
Supt. Williams has resumed
work on the Wicks 800 foot level.
and will continue the drift exten.
sively,
Owens & Wiley have sunk their
shaft on the Plstina about 80 feet
and will next week begin drifting
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

Thanks to Hillsboro having
one Of tho best physicians in the
Territory A. B. Page is gradual :
Iy recovering from the effects OF
his broken thigh.
Mis. Eunice L. Ayers expects
to return home 10 lIermose next
week.
Aspirants for the Hillsboro
postofioe under the next nsiions:
a ADMINISTRATION, are bobblng up
serenely.
A letter from Robert ID. Cooper.
now of Chicago but formerly OF
this place, says that times are very
hard in the Illinois city. The big
manufacturers and merchants
are all reducing their help.
Marshal Field & Co. will lot 500
OF their 1900 clerks go Feb. LIST.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

hired at SO per day to sink shaft
na each of the claims and worked
fifty days. He was paid $50 oa
account and now wants the remain.
ing $50.
A rich discovery was made De-
cember 18th. of a gold aud silver
ledge that assayed $9t to the ton,
by A. Montgomery, who has been
prospecting in the Randsburg, Cal,
country since September, and was
recently joined by Sam'l While, OF
Bakerfeld. The property is 10
Gated about seven miles northeast
of Randsburg and has plenty Of
water near by, A ton of the ore
has been shipped to San Francisco
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
CURED

by local applications as they can
not reach the diseased portion OF
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con
stitutlonal remedies. Deafness is
caused by an inhamed condition
of the mucous lining of the Eus-
tachlan Tube. When this tube
is inhamed you have a rumbline
sound or imperfect hearing, and
when 1t is entirely closed, Deaf
neas is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be des.
troyed forever; nine cases out OF
ten are caused by catarrh, which
is nothing but an infiamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for any case of Deafness
(caused by catarrh) that cannot
be cured by HALLS Gatarfh Cure
Send for circulars; free.
L. j. CHENEY & co Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

both ways. In sinking this dis T.
tance they have taken out more
than enough ore to pay for the
work, and they expect to make big
money as soon as they can get
some stoplng ground started.
Alloys Preisser has let contract
to some Kingston parties to sink
100 feet additional to tne main
shaft Of his Iron Carbonate mine,
in the Tanks district. Some very
fine lead carbonate oie was dis
closed in the last work done on
this property, and it is likely that
II will soon be on the shipping list.
Butecke q Co. have struck a
large body of pay ore in the cross.
cut which they have for some time
been running on the Black Dia.
mond properly. The ore is a
qaartzose porphyry, carrying free
gold IN varylng quantity Of f. m
- to $50 per ;on. IL contains no
sulphide and excepting for some
iron oxide stain present no differ
ent appearance to ordinary por-
phyry waste. About ten feet ~
this matter bas so far been crossed
and no sign u the other wall.
Judge Nickle has some men at
work on the Stag dump of The
Standard smeller, and they are
recovering fair values IN gold
Prof Thurmond has renewed
work on several OF bis lead prop
critics aud will soon have ship.
ment ready.
Messrs. Parker & Bennett are
about to renew active operations
IN the Mastodon. tb. Hell-knowD
extension Of the Bonanza.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
QUITE AN AID.

Manager Cent?, OF the Union
Bar of this place, is getting out
some unique advertising cards.
On one side of the card is Union
Bar, HlIsboro, N. NJ, Otto f,
Cent?, Manager, and on the other
side Of the card the following
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.
Good people die and bad people
live. The United States has a
good many live people.
You can do more good with
your money here than in the here
after
Intelligence breeds misery. To
be happy don't DO too smart.
1t Is better to be honest and be
poor than to be dishonest and be in
jail.
We are so conceited in our own
smartness that we see nothing but
ignorance IN our superiors.
We spend four dollars down
town with the toys and 60 home
and turn down the gas to save five
cents,
We kill ourselves in order to
kill time.
Don't be liberal with yourself
and stingy with your family.
We try hard to learn bad hab.
Its when we are young and try
harder to swear off when We are
older.
Money is good only for the good
you can get out OF it.
Better to have FIVE dollars in
your pocket than to have five hun,
dred In your mind.
Don't tell other people how to
live in order to be healthy, while
you are a walking drug store from
the effects of not taking your own
advice.
The healthier you are the more
medicine you can take.
Some men ale foolish when they
are full; others are born that way.
Don't put others onto good
schemes how to make money when
ycu don't know how to make any
for yourself.
ame~.Y.ss-. ,ss~...' So
We. hire a man who knows all
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
MINING VS..

The Salt Lake Tribune states
that a 4 foot vein of "soft clayish
soil" has been struck near Grand
Junction which asseys 81 per ton
IN gold.
A man mot an cid miner, but n
politician = in Mojava county,
Arizona, has discovered a copper
nine, the ore from which he claims
goes lao per cent in copper.
Tests have been made of miner.
al that proved to be stream tin
which came down from placers in
Lemhi county, Idaho, whore it was
associated with gold, and is said to
exist IN paying quantities. Last
fall some 500 ponnds of it was
saved for the purpose Of testing
Some miners say that a mine
named after a woman never proves
to be good one; that those which
have the word "blue" OF one OF its
compounds in their names are
sure to be paying properties, and
that those named for the stars are
more likely to turn out rich than
not. There are exceptions to this
rule.
State Mine Inspector Shoemaker,
of Montana, recomends that the
Legislature pass law that all
mines worked below certain
depth must have two means of ex.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
KINGSTON NEWS.
Robert Reay ia on the sick list.

Robert Reay IL on the sick list.
Dr. ID. A. White came in
yesterday from Palomas, where be-
has been busy in the dental
work. Ills Ia now very sick with
pneumonia,
Mira. j III. Hammer and chill
dren and Henry Ovens left last
week for Bsbee, Arizona
The leasers on the u. s.
mine have struck II again. Go it.
boys.
Joseph Kinsinger IS doing assess
ment work on the Good viii prop
erty. The Good viii joins this
Brush Heap on the souht.
Col. J. i. Parker left yester-
day for weeks outing on the
Rio Grande.
Several valaehla dogs havo
been poisoned in town within the
last week, III the cur could bs
found who puts out poison he
would think he was in a nest of
humble bees.
AL the leAsers in Kingston
seem TO he doing we'll. IL silver
was worth | 80 what a grand little
town we would have.
james Rock got home Tuesday.
He spent Xmas with his wife at
Waterloo, Iowa. NIKE,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
HARD TIMES IN MlLWAU-
KEE.

Mai. Gus Duvall is 10 receipt OF
the following letter from Charles
Schwartz, who left Hillsboro a
month or two sgo for q visit to his
old home in milwaukee, Wis.
FRIEND Gus
Not having a desire to go out
today, thought it good time to
drop you few lines.
| am having very nice time
here, but am afraid | would not
like to live here always. Business
is very dull here and everybody
complaining of how hard it Is to
collect any money.
3'he limit for paying taxes
(without any additional payment
for delinquent taxes) expired last
Saturday,and out of over "a, 100000
to be paid less than So, 900, 600 were
collected. That shows how scarce
money is here. Sixteen thousand
people are receiving aid from the
city, many of them strong, able
boaied men who would be glad to
work if they could only get some.
thing to do.
Am afraid to tackle anything
mvself. Dou't know what one
could go into here to make a liv'
ing everything is overdone and no
one making auy money.
The weather here ia very disa-
greeahle. There have been only a
few pleasant days since | have been
here. Today it is very cold
yesterday it WAS roinipg, Am
almost homesick for the mountains
again.
ihe people here seem to think
that as soon AS Mckinley ia lnau-
gnrated President that times will
be good, believing that all that is
needed now is to call an extrasses
sion Of Congress and pass q new
tariff bill, when such wave of
prosperity will sweep over the
country that they will have to i'm
port labor from Europe, because
there would not be enough to till
the demand here. As though an
increase in the tariff would not
bring abont decrease in the i'm
portations, and consequently q
decrease in revenue. also,
Remember me to everybody.
Yours truly,
CHAs. SCHWARTZ.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

it. He also believes that the
powers of the mine inspector
should be so extended that he
could order any needed improve
ment made at the expense OF the
mine owner or operator.
A crisis in the great strike IN
Leadville has at last been reached
that brings calamity that will
affect both the strikers and the
mine owners. The pumps that
drain the mines on Carbonate bill
have bsen pulled out and within a
short time most of them will be
flooded. Even if the strike
should be settled now, it would be
a long time before work could be
resumed
The great queslion OF water is
the problem that comfronts Rands.
burg, Cal, people today. With a
view to solving this question
many wells are now being sunl.
1t is the general belief that water
will be found, and at o depth not
exceeding GO feet. People are not
looking their eyes oui for gold go /
much as they are, for water. a
town without water IL most un
No one eau understand
it until he stops in Randsburg a
week or two. 1t is believed that
the water problem will have been
solved by the 10Th inst.
w. C. Wilson, Of Moiava, Cal
sold some mines north of kands-
burg for $1,000 cash.
/. f. McSbane has iied me-
,hanic's lien for $50 on the Yucca
free and the Merged gold mines at
Randsburg, Cal. DE said he was
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

Wall street is reported TO give
credence to the statement that tho
RothschIlds have in the last four
months bought up 1877 silver
mining claims 10 one district of
New Mexico, ranging ia price all
tho way from $1,000 to si80,000,
and asks: do these mighty
European bankers intend TO re-
habilitate silver after they have
depressed the price low enough 10
scoop in all the desirable mining
properties?" Such scoop" ia
bevond even the financial resources
of that great firm.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hon Il. ". Parker returned
home yesterday from legal busi
ness at Santa Fe.
- Mrs. j. Il. Fitzpatrick received
the sad news this week OF the
death of her mother at Port HUI
ron, Mich, Jan. Goth, 1897.
There will be a masquerade
ball given at Lake Valley on Satur.
day evering, Feb. 18th, Every
body is cordially invited. Admis.
sion SOC. for adults; children 900.
Includes supper.
"A colored man named Felix
Grundy, teamster for the Las AMI
mas Land II Cattle Co, was thrown
from his wagon by the breaking of
wheel, Monday, and his collar
bone dislocated. The accident oc-
Cured on the road near the Bo-
nanza mill. DIR. Given put the
collar bone in place, and the man
is doing we'll.
Frank Welly aud Charlie An.
derson came down from Chloride
Monday with drove OF beef cat.
tie for James Dalglish.
Mics Mollie Frazer has returned
from Arizona.
The A. L. & $. Il R'y, by sug.
! gestion OF Gov. Thornton, will
give a miners and proepector's
excursion at Colorado points TO oil
points in New Mexico, on Feb, 2,
1897. Round trip fare one cent
mile. Hillshoro, no doubt, will
get it's full share OF exoursionists.
The party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Hughes last Monday
night, in honor OF the 18th birth.
day OF Mrs. hughes sister, Miss
Matte Crews, was one OF tho most
enjoyable affairs in the history OF
lIlIsboro. About 80 couples
were present. and participated in tho
merry dance and elegant supper.
Miss Matte received many 'valu.
able gifts, and each guest took
home pretty souvenir Of the hap
py occasion.
The Richmond, Snake, Sher-
man and Butler mines will
pay off Feb. lat. About $1,000
will be distributed among the
miners.
Methodist services at Union
church next Sunday evening, at
7 o'clock, by Mrs. j. E. Fitzpatrick
No morning services except Sun
day school at IL IN.
Maj. Gus Duvsll has gone to
Osceola, TO inspect shipment OF
100 beef cattle for George Dominl
60.
DR. G. o. Harrison, dentist, Is ex.
pected IN Hillsboro today or to.
morrow. The Doctor will come
prepared to do all kinds Of dental
work.
II. b. White broke the Hills-
boro record, yesterday, making
half a mile IN los on the town
track. The best record heretofore
was made by John Crews half
mile in l:49
w. NJ. Robins has accepted the
agency Of the White bicycle, man.
ufactured in Cleveland.
-Mrs. VIM. o'Kslly Is very
sick and confined to her home with
an attack Of la grippe.
Probate Judge Julian Chavez
will hold a regular term of the
Probate Court for this county 'D
Monday next
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
Highest of all Leavcng StrenghLatest u s Govt Report
R3>:a!:!!! q! RsSass1: RskiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY FUE Z

will be of a light and frivolous
nature, and what is lacking in
talent will be made up 10y good
nature. r. A. Nickle, president;
Jas. Il. Fisk, vice president; Mrs.
Geo. S. Miller, general manager.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
HILLSBoRO DRAMATIC CLUB

The Hillsboro Dramatic Club
will soon give series Of enter
tainments. The proceeds will go
to the general improvement fund
OF the cemetery. The character Of
the plays given viii not be in
x..... I. ssssssg ~. .s,, ssssssss
teepiDg With the good cause they
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
A GREAT JOURNAL.

El,ewhcre in this issue appears the
great advertisement Of the TTice-a-W Week
st. Louis Globe Democrat, a paper that
gives the news Of the world eight times a
month for 81. Ii you want to know
what is going on in the world, get it..
No sensation or rorlance--all actual hap
enngs A hundred years ago such a
paper was an impossibility, at any price.
And today even, it is wonder.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
BUCKLEN'S ARNIOA SALVE
The Best Salye in the world for

cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheunl, fever sores, letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satis-
faction or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by L.
Il. Movers and all druggists.
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about lsw TO defend us. then
twelve that know nothing about it
to convict US.
Any one who copies this because
he can't think of anything himself
is not to blame. You can't think
if you have nothing to think with.
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NOTICE TO CATgLEMEN.

There will be meeting OF the
cattlemen Of Sierra county, n. NJ,
at Laile Valley, on February 4th
next, for the purpose OF forming a
permanent organization for the
better care and protection of their
stock interests.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

Output of Hlllsboro gold mines
,or the week ending Thursday,
Jan. 2Sth, 1897, as reported for
THE ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29
I'll. A. RINdE,

Temporary Secretary.
Hlllsboro, n. NJ, Jan. 2Sth, 1897.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1897-01-29

Total output since Jan. /, 1897. 800.