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Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10
LOCAL TIE MS.

daughter, De", LETT Tor the East
Tuesday, on visit to relatives and
fnends.
Mrs. Prof. Parks ia here from
Arizona, on visit to her family.
H J Crane left on business
visit East, Tuesday,
Tom Ross, the big Sierra
County cattle man, has been IN
town all week.
r d. Michael, deputy organ.
i2er Endowment Rank *. of T.,
WAS in Hillsboro the first of the
week, in consultation with the
members of that lodge here.
Il A. SkelIy, grand chancellor
of the X. of 7. order in New Mex
leo, was in Iiillsboro Tuesday, aud
made THE ADVOCATE pleasant
call The X, of T. lodge here ten
dered Grand Chancellor Skelly
grand banquet at the Union Hotel.
A man named Wilson, living
in llappy Flat, in Hills5oro, broke
out with the small pox, Sunday
The yellow flag was hoisted on his
residence by Health Officer Dir.
Given, aud all the necessary pre-.
caution taken, but 1t all proved
needless, as Wilson left for Iona
Parde, on the River, the Lext day
And again we can reiterste, there
is 40 small pox in Hillsboro.
Thanks to Messrs, NIckle and
Teafod for rare specimens Of
mineral for THE ADVOCATE miner
al cabinet.
Messra. j. f. Collard, Arthar
Hughes, and VIM l. O'Kelly were
elected school directors of the
IiIllsboro precinct without oppo
sitIon, on last Monday.
- Mrs Peter Tousend is expected
home in few days, from q visit to
relatives and friends in Colorado.
&C. II. Laidlaw arrived here
ednesday from Nogales, Arizona,
and left, with his effects, this morn.
ing for Ealrview, Some informa.
ton pertaining To mining matters
in which he is interested ia reepon.
sible for his return, but as he is
now here, he intends to do some
in the northern part Of
he county and At the same time
eet the Black Knife mine to find
I il has shipping ore. He reports
Arizona as a great copper and gold
Mining country, having seen large
,odies of these minerals generally
# low grade, but sufficiently high
o be worked on large scale at n
,ood profit
Lee Crews is expected home
rom college, in Texas, today or to- J.
borrow.
There will be Episcopal 2
hnroh services at Union Church /,
lis Sunday morning and evening :.
MAJ Mckinney aiers to make !
good crossing on the Jarolosa !.
-eek for the county commissioners !,
n $50, and warrant il for two 81
ears. What do you say, gentle.
en of the county boarlY =
Billy Williams, one of our .,
ny best miners, has returned q,
ON Arizona TO again delve for g
lid IN these dlggings. lie says :.
at he found no better gold camp ~
ian tie HillsbQro district III all "
3 travels. sh
There will be dance at the ~ n
ub House this Saturday evening "a
r the benefit Of Prof. Angel tr,
costa, the g,utlemanly Mexican an
nsic teacher. Everybody IS IN ID
ed.
= Messrs W ebster, Orchard and
-nnett are working on q large
N deposit il the neighborhoad
the Mckinney ranch. which By
yes promise Of ultimately deyel
ing into something Of value.
The Richmond mine leasers
, prosperous and happy and s,o
ow nothing about hard times. So
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

store every Saturday and sunday.
soda wntor every day in the week.
An alleged photographers struck
tho town Il few days age, took II
enap shot at the Journal gang on
Saturday, and yesterday no brought
around sample of his work. IL
WAS awful worse than mixture
of nightmare and delirium tremens.
A half dozen of them would
drive all the Spaniards out OF Cuba.
We don't want our friends to infer
from this that II was altogether the
fault Of the subjects tho camera
fiend had we are hard looking
set, but We take exception to tho
diabolically Distorted features
shown up by this Auanins of
the camera. The editor locks
llko tho remains Of smallpox OPT
demic, while the city editor is de-
picted with q smile upon his iaOs
that would do Justice to Yososf.
the Terrible Turk in lis most
teroclous moments. Tho foreman
looks like last years edition OF la
grippe, and the devil looks like
, II. The stovepipe on one side
md Quill Nebeker's coattails on
be ether, make fitting frame for
he dark room TO appear, and
when he does well just wait ull lie
loes Logan journal.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

Ice cream soda at Palace drug
store every Saturday and Sunday
Soda water every day in the week
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
To Whom il Nav Concern

10 HON IT May Concern
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, May 3lst, 1898, the under
signed was appointed by the Hon.
orahle Probate Court dministratrix
Of the estate OF Otto L. Cent?,
deceased. All parties indebted to
this estate are hereby required to
settle such indebe edne-s with me,
and all parties having claims
against this estate are requested TO
present the same 10 me for pay
ment, in the manner and within the
time prescribed by law.
Mrs. OTTo Il. GENT,
Administrative
Hlllsboro,N n. June 10th, 1898
A complete news depot at the
Palace Drug Store.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10
CHURCH NOTICE

There will be religious service
at Kingston next Sabbath, at s
o'clock III the evening and ).
School at B p. m.
j. A. MUssELL,
Pastor NJ. E. Church.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

Ice cream soda at Palace drug
store every Saturday and Sunday,
Soda water every day IN the woek.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or 30 pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfaction or money refunded
Price 25c per box. For sale by
l.. Il. Movers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10
State of Ohio, City of ToIedo,l
Lucas County.

l4utAs EQUITY,
Frank J. Cheney makes an oath
that he is the senior partner of the
firm of L, j Cheney d Co., dong
business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, aud
that said firm will pay the sum of
One Hundred Dollars for each and
every case OF Catarrah that cannot
be cured by the use of Halls Ga.
tarrah Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud sub
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day of December, A ID. 1896
lsEALl A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken in.
ternally and acts directly on the
blood and mucus surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials,
free
Il I CIIINNr nv D. rn
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

Total output since Jan. /. 1S9S,-3,53o
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

Output of HIllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
June oh, 1898, as reported for
rHE ADVOCATES.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-06-10

Ice croam soda at Palace drug
store every Saturday and sunday.
Soda woter every day in the week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Substances for the iack q With soli
IL wholly sterile. In all discussions
OF agricultural problems relating 10
mineral fertilizers but three sub
stances need 10 be considered, potash.
phosphoric acid and available nitrogen.
The large quantities OF potash and
phosphoric acid in our soils are there
fore Of value; but insoluble az present
10 a large extent their value Is hy-
pOthecated 10 the future. BY their
gradual conversion through atmOs-
pheric and other agencies OF lnsoluble
into soluble compounds they furnish
a steady though limited supply Of plant
food for a moderate crop. but the de-
mands OF modern agriculture for large
and salable annual haryests sufficient
TO yield a satisfactory return over and
above their cost Of production Is not
responded 10. True improved meth
DDS Of cultivation will insure better
returns. but only up 10 a certain point
beyond which artificial. I. e., mineral
fertilizers. become a necessity. The
readily available plant food. the ac-
cumulation Of centuries. has been
CLEANED by our forefathers OF their
fertile acres; 10 rs the choice Ia left Of
having time unlock similar treasures
yet in our soil and In the meantime
quit harvesting. or 10 supply the de-
felencies by becoming buyers with the
certainty Of becoming 10 a much larger
extent sellers Of our products.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Lilo Us very critical ANY word mlg
but our last Any farewell. even am
gloc and m,TImrut may De- forever
II this truth were hut burned into our
consciousness. and Il o. ruled as a deep
conviction and real power in our ll,a
would 10 not give % new meaning To- oGI
human relationships Would 90 not
make us iur more tender Than We some.
times arc' Would 10 not oitcnt.mt.
put a rein upon our rash and impolu-
Gus speech Would We carry loo ON
heart the miserable suspicious nul
taalousics that now r1 often omhttor
the fountains of our lilo' Would We
be so impatient Of the faults Of othory7
Would We allow trivial misunderstood
ings to build up a wall between us and
those who ought 10 stand very close
to US? Would We keep alive year aft
or year petty Quarrols which q manly
word any day would compose Would
we pass old friends or nelghbors In the
street without recognition because u
some real or fancied slight, some
wounding Of pride or some ancient
grudgeT Or would we be so chary ot
kind words or concentrations, OF our
sympathy, our comfort. when weary
hearts all about MS are breaking for
just such expressions OF interest or ap-
probation as we have II In our power
TO glye7
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

We should be- careful lest we have e.
large Bible fUr quotation and GERS
small one Tor practice We profess O,
believe the text In all thy ways aa
knowledge Him. and lie will direct tbs
paths" hut as % matter uf fact do w.,
believe co. DO We consult God boo la,
but % very general way DO W, uu'
often go tD Him after We have mli,
up our mIuds7 10 this one text ls true,
600 other is needed Here Us text
which can bo proved COZ dirpr0yod
test that need NOT remain among th,
Gug0r'a|HJios with my whole heart
4 believe this toXt. and ] have ucyrl
known DO to FAIL have acted upon 8.
when tup answer haH gone absolutely
against my Iue'iuaIuH when tha way
seemed .laru thD other direction. au.
when . have bad 90 give up tho mos.
tempting prospects Ncf ,he text ha.
,Iud.Cl'.i itself Ny In haa been 90,
Diu five d0 NOT test .ho text 100 .hi.
pIrIf. ve Oau ul, .Ost 20 90 400 go.
'DE. .s everything Or s.. .s nothing u
's NOT tu ne tr.l,I with taken up In,
Hid down. partly believed and mub
iI.'wH'od admired poetry lnd meg
i,.tei as % ..p.uo. .Ys cannot sOr..
Cod aud Nlmm0u Joseph Parker
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

TaI. aT. u.y WDu and lmo WON.
.u Boz whose company Ue arc always 90
uur u,st While With them wc clu u0t
.lInE mean thuuFla 0r speak mgDn.
IHus words Their m,r, presence So
elevation. publication. luDltg Ai
.1o best stops iu uur nature are drawn
.ut hy their intercourse. aud We uu1
music BOO our soul that was uoy1I
.lOrD before suppose that influence
prolonged through month. ycaa
o. lIic tImo. aud what could not l.tc Doc.
1mo' Here. even Ou ihr common.
plano oi NE. talking our hnsmg.
walking our streets. working side by
side are nnc.hrrs ~ souls. here.
breathing through common clay. is
heaven. here. energies charged. even
through o temporal medium, with the
virtue OF regeneration. n Co live with
men diluted TO the mIllIouth degree
with the virtue ~ the highest can ey.
alt and purify the nature. what bound
can bc set 20 the influence II Christi
Prof Dummonl.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26
TOO PROUD TO BEG.
Milwaukee DoV suffer. for Days for
- Food 10 san Francisco.

J. l.. Holt. IT,. who has q comfort
able home In Milwaukee. where his
father Is engaged In the safe business
and occupies a prominent position so
clally and commercially. has been
walking the streets OF San Francisco
Tor a week past. ill. destitute and
iriendless. because he has too much
pride 20 apply 10 bis father FOR assist
ance. Several months ago. partly for
pleasure and partly 10 the hope of benz
citing his health. young Holt loft
Milwaukee Tor San Francisco on o BIZ
cycle. lie arrived there about a We 3
ago. after having a very hard Cxpg-
Renee on his trip across the plains
The Journey consumed more time than
Doe thought 70 would and his funds were
very low when be- reached here. he
bad been 900 during o greater part ot
ihe journey and symptoms of Cousump-
Ton developed Young Holt mad rot
communicated with his inhcr Tor some
time and several days ago the latter
sent letter 20 the chief Of police ask
ing Tor some udiurs of bis son. Tho
chief detailed two officers 90 hunt up
The young man. Holt told bis story
10 The police and said that Dc had
eaten nothing Tor the last day or two
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

- she lied and ZaHoii began to think
he had discovered n gold mine. Prep
arations were Immediately begun for
another deal. and moving =. another
part Of the city he changed name TO
SUMNER
The old method Of engaging a wom-
an for housekeeper and then marry
Ing her was pursued. Jennie Schllser
was the unfortunate this time. Zanoll
was almost At the end OF the insurance
companies. and began 20 look about
for one 10 the officers OF which he was
not known. The order OF United
Friends was selected. and after placing
$1,000 on her NE IN this concern he
placed 5000 on Il with the Metropol.
tau insurance company. This was dur
inE the latter part o. the spring. and
In August she died. With this awful
record, he was preparing to marry an
other woman. and had a house ready
10 take her 10. lie had answered an
Advertisement inserted By him for a
housekeeper and she had an engage
ment 10 meet him. When she arrived
to keep the engagement; he was already
In the hands Of the police. II seen
that the insurance companies in some
way learned that the name under
which Zanoli was going when his last
wife died was an alias. and started an
investigation. The detectives deyel-
oped the startling facts related above
and the arrest Of Zanoll followed. The
body Of his fourth wife was exhumed
and sufficient evidence was thereby BE-
cured 10 hold the accused without bail
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Here Ia a plain message 10 the aver
age Christian: You want TO serve
Christ. you want TO show your love for
him. Yet your abilities are common
place You can not make a fine speech
you cannot writo a great book. yon
cannot bear the martyrs witness How
then can you turn the eyes Of any con
siderable number Of people 10 the Lamb
Of Cod Simply and surely, by max
Ing your life one OF mlnistration. Set
tie definitely that your conservation
shall show itself by unselhshness In
the constant choices that every day
and every hour brings. choose 10 sacri-
Zee yourself ~ all costs. serve PEG
pie Stoop to the humblest deeds OF
helpfulness Make yourself ~ no rep
utaiion. And say nothing about your
sacrliiceg. your conservation. Christ
likeness speaks ~ own message. As
certainly a. the gospel Il true. II will
come 10 pass that I'll the multitude Of
people whom your life touches directly
and indirectly. will see In you the spir-
II and character Of Jesus by your
HE their thoughts will be turned 10
His life Through you they viii learn
10 love him. Could angels ask for .
greater lie mission that that?
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

Consider the movement OF the t.I.
when % is coming no. u is moycmou,
upon the whole. The water Is sure "a
cover that dry beach IN two or three
hours time. aAd 10 float that stranded
scawecd; but It Is not O moment with.
out relapscs Each wave, suppose
gains a little ground, but each way,
falls back as soon as II has FLASHED
upon the shore Even so In the Chris.
tian life, there may be a forward move.
ment on the whole consistently with
the many rclapses, though this asler.
,tion requires to be guarded by the oh
scryatlon that the relapses must 10
such as proceed from inhrmlty, and
not from malice prepense. - Dean Goul'
burn,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

trial on a charge Of murder. lie is
a mystery TO the officers. and his seem
.ng lack Of guile has enabled him Tor
years 10 carry out plans which would
have delighted Archhend Holmes Fous
Wives. a mothor-iu-law and dauGh-
.or. all dead. all insured in favor OF
Lanoll' This IL the record made by
him In three years. william Schmidt.
4 man who worked for Zanoli also
He'd Then the genius o. the barber
ihone respondent. He went to .he
Insurance Office and representing that
Charles Zanoli was dead. took an IN
pector from the ofIice to the house
where Schmldt's body was and idcn-
tined Il as that Of himself Then he
went back 10 the Insurance Office and
collected the money on policy IN bis
own lie. His insurance transaction
netted him IG.95i55. This Is he
amount he collected on the policies
drawn In bis favor on the lives Of hii
daughter. mother-ln-law and wlves
Furthermore. he still has b. Ne ha.
several bank accounts. with good bal
ances on his side % the ledger. ant
when arrested he had 1900 In crisI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

A. death believers ever gaze towards
the Cross. not 10 the Crown The word
they need l.. Il will be merciful 10
their unrighteousness 10 their right
e0usnc8s and their sins and lniquitlel
will I remember no more" Il IL diii.
cult In q time like this which takes
the fact ~ salvation So easily. 20 I'M
dorsiand how hard The first Christians
found n 10 believe and how strong
was the consolation which God admin
iNerCl 10 them. Remember how iha
apostle assured biz trembling hearers
of the awful incredible wonder ol The
great salvation Wherefore God will
Ing moro abundlutIy CO. show unto th'
heirs Df promise the immuiability OF
Ills counsel. confirmed 10 hy au oath
that hy two immutlbio things in which
b. was impossible for God 10 Doc. w'
might have q strong consolation whl
have nCd for refuge to Day hold upon
thc hope Get before u.s. - dio.' sob.
% godly minister resting ou oath and
covenants and blood be utterly alb
horrod. sighted and condemned hi
own righteousness over iho grdy'
where the dust N william Carey walt
'ho Roioomor's return are tho words
dear 90 our fathers
a guilty. weak. and helpless worm
ON Thy Kind arms I fall.
BE thou my strength and righteous
ness.
My Jesus and my all.
DIR Robertson N.c0il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

lie BROKE Down hut Finally Went TO Tho
scanoid with Composure.

scnrold with Composure.
John Morgan vas hanged az Ripley.
W. Va. The other afternoon The drop
fell without any unusual Incident. exc
copi tina, Morgan broke down during
the forenoon and spent the time cry
Ing. lie recovered 30 as 10 go on the
5canold with composurc
Tho triple crime Tor which John
Morgan was hauIsd was without app
parent motive MIS- Edward Green.
a widow, aged "a, her two dau-aia-s
by her FIRST husband. Alice and Matilda
pi1st. and her sDn. james Green. aged
90, lived O. short distance from Ripley
An intimate friend wls John I0-Iu.
whom Mrs Green bad taken iu as on
orphan boy and r.yon "a home About
three years ago he married. and lived
apart from bis bougl8gtfess. lie was
0u friendly terms with them. however.
and on wednesday evening Nov 8.
called No the house and was invited io
remain About 4 o'clock the next
morning Green went out 90 feed he
stock. accompanied by Morgan, who
soon returned TO the house alone. While
lhc young women were busy with ,hc
breakfast preparations Morglu sud-
loulg picked up O. h1tchot and assault
cd Matilda Post striking her twice ou
,ho head. Morgan then turned un
Alice piost and folled her with 'Ae
Ratchet Al.cq d-I Boo o. ialt-oousgiou.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

How can get an article In your
paper?" asked a correspondent OF a
western Journal 1T all depends on
the article you want to get into our
paper" replies the editor. IL the ar.
tlcle is small In bulk, like a hair brush
or tea caddy, spread the paper out
upon the ilour, and, placing the article
In the center, wrap Il up by carefully
folding the edges over II and tie with
string, This will keep the article
from slipping out Of the paper. II. on
the other hand, the article Is an Eng.
fish bath tub or clothes horse, you
would better not to Try It at all. "--Bar
per's BaZar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

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n small amount hu, z,pol, ,ysrlo,t,i
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Zanoll then decided 10 change his
namc and Mace of residence and m,,,5
up ON one Hundred and sey,n,o,pib
street where ne gave his nomc ma
Charles Braune After estoblisbi,g
himself In comfortable quarters no ro.
sorted TO the advertising columns f,r
another housekeeper. In this wnv n.
met Louise Herzlg and she was dulv
installed as housekeeper. and a short
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OF the second wife makes her cxi,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-02-26

II. II. Boardman. In Gleanings. I
am surprised that any boe-keeper Of
experience. who has had a reasonable
opportunity Of observing. should report
sweet clover anything less than a flrs,-
class honey plant; and yet am aware
that there are few adverse reports
coming from very reliable sources. |
am quite sure-yes. | think | know
from my own experience and observa-
lions with this plant. extending
through a period Of a dozen years or
more-that Il is unsurpassed, and
equaled only by the noted alfalfa. and
these convictions are supported by the
opinions OF some OF the most practical
and reliable bee-men Of my acquaint-
ance. The last season was the FIRST for
several years when white clover alone
yielded me any surplus. and this. too.
with the fields white with It's bloom I'm
every direction as far as bees could tiy.
and yet l should not be warranted IN
claiming that white clover was not a
good honey plant. 1t has a Worldwide
reputation that Is unlmpeachable. II 4,
were no more abundant than It's cousin
II would hardly have gained this on.
viable certainly not In ths
last few years.