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MARRIED.

McPHILLIPS-DWYER Oakland June o7 1SS. by the Rev. Father Ferguson of St Patrick's Church. William McPhillips and Nellie Dvyer. both of San Francisco MACKINTOSH-HENCK this city De- cember 3l, 1S97 at the First Presbyterian Church by the Rev. E. H. Jenks. William C Macintosh and Charlotte H Hencke. SlMONS-SCHILLING- this city, January G. 1898. by the Rev. J. NJ BuehIer John c Simons and Harriet Schillng ALLACE-O' NEILL-In Vallejo, January 1 lSsS. by the Rev. Father w R. Thompson O. P John F. Wallace and Kitty A. O Neill both of Vallejo
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BORN

BORN. BRESLIN-In this city. January l. 1888, to the wife of Andrew F. Breslin, twin daughters CASEMENT-In this city. December ls, 1s9I, to the wife of William Easement. son. DAVIES-1u La Panza, Cal. January l. 1ssS 10 the wife of A. H. M. Davies, a son. GORDON-Tn Gonzales January 9 1898. to the wife of pr. s. B. Gordon, son. GILMARTIN-January :. 1S9S to the wife of James Glimartin.a son. HOIT-In this city. December 26 1897, to the wife Of Henry Holt, a aon. HOILOWAN-In Watsonvlle December 30 1897. 10 the wife of Lee Holloway, a son. LAVIN-In this city, January 1. 1898. to the wife of John Lavin, a daughter. MELCHER-In San Carlos. January g. 1ses to the wife of Eugene A. Melcher son. MEEK-In Chico. January 3, lSss to the wife of C. A Meek. a son. PRESTON-Janusry 6, 1SeS to the wife of James Preston. daughter. SCHMIDT-In this city. January T. 1898 to the wife of Martin Schmidt, daughter. WOoD-In Merced December 31 lss7 to the wife of Nj. D. Wood daughter. WHITE-December 31, 1897, 10 the wife of H. F. White. a son. WALTERS-January 2. 1SSS to the wife of J. B. Walters a son. WEIDNER-In this city, January 5. lSss to the wife of Wendell F. Weidner a daughter
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New Supply lncnrnora.la.

The Columbian Supply Companv Iormeo 1I. Tor the purpose of buying and See ee sewing machines. bicycles and other merchandise. incornorated yestar
 gay With capital stock of S1Oo 900. The 44Irectors are A. Thurman, Thomes r 5 NeilS0h, S carl w. Muller, John Heenan
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09
"HAUzMER'S
 HIGH ART
 BEW ALLIED A Photo Faker h. Vades the Land of
 1nnocents. Promises a Dozen Cabi- net Pictures for a Few
 Gents. Rooms Given as Headquarters Vacant for Several
 Months. DAILY VERBAL EXPLOSION "Iair Dressers and Costumes at Your Disposal"-The Faker Vaguely
 Described.
Rooms Given as Headquarters Vacant for Several
 Months.
DAILY VERBAL EXPLOSION
"E1air Dressers and Costumes at Your
 Described.
Tis true, 'tis pity: And pity lis 'tis fr1ia

Broad is the way and enticing the journey that leadeth to Suckerdom, and many there be that go in thereat.
 The latest spieier of the various ad- vantaGes to be found in the Land of the lnnocents comes in the guise of a vender of coupons for a photograph
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MISSION CHAPTER.
Many PersoDs Witpess the Im-
 pressive Ceremony of Ipstol-
lotioD.

The lodge room In new Masonic Temple at the Mission was not large enough to accommodate the large number of persons who assembled last
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09
LEGAL NOTICES.


 The California Debris Commission having rs ceived applications to mine by the hydraulic process from B. Freccero, in the Frazer and Swank Gravel Mine at Washington Ranch Calaveras County, to deposit taiings in an old pit; from Manuel Silva and Joseph Enos. in the Cherokee Flat Mine. at Cherokee Butte County, to deposit taings on a fiat below -tbe mine; from J. Logsmasino in the Grizzly Bear Placer Mine, near Johnsville, Plumas County to deposit tailings in Squirrel Creek; from PsiI,i Zerga ct al, in the Last Chance Placer Mine near Sierra City, Sierra County, to dep6sit taII ings on flat below the mine; from T TT Kiru ham, in the Mount Vernon Mine near NevaGa S H6ynt Vernon rauns from i9 d9it nss n the Clark Mine, near Oleta, Amador County to deposit tailings in Deadnlan's Creek: groro 10 Colfax. Placer County, to deposit taIlinys ir b.ye bsvenoenz in the Red Gulcb 5oar ard and Joe Flat Hill Mines near Volcano, Amacor Coun ty to deposit ae6 tsinsS a5d n rsgne below the Bickneli Mine, near Volcano, Amador County o dspost, taings arn iR N9rth branch of and Gold Bug Mine. near Ono Ranch. Ei Dc rado County. to deposit taillngs in Perrv's Creek gives notice that meeting will be hs,5 at room 5s Flood building. San Francisco Cal on January T.. 1898. at l:So ?.
 NOTICE of railroad consoiidation-Purs,,,n n, to the statute in such case. case made and pro Valley Railroad Company and the Pajaro Extension Raliway Company, upon the more than three-fourths in value of all the stock of each of said corporations respec- lively, and by agreement or the respective boards of directors of said corporations made and entered into in accordance with such con sent ana pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided. have consolidated and arnalgamated their capital stocks debts
 corporate name and style of the Pajaro Val ley Consolidated Railroad Company.
 Dated S., at San Psaneisco; California aa1 tho
 Pajaro Valley Consolidated Railroad Com
 By E. H. SHELDON, Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09

The more bad habits the average man has, the better he seems to en- joy life's good things.
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CUTTING EXPENSES.
City Hall Commissioners Disniss
 All Employees but One.

The City Hall Commissioners. in an- ticipation of the completion of the roof of the building, and in consideration of
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09
BIRTHS-M MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed in at either of the publication offices and be ndorsed with the name and residence Of persons authorized to have the same pub liShed
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-09

H Dusenbury. Oakdale
 C NJ Bonvell. Colfax R A Moncure. Cambria
 T P Money&w, Oakvill
 NJ R King, Dyea
 C W Morse, Berkeley A P Hayne, Berkeley w Mckenzie. Fresno J M Wilmans, Newmn
 A H Randall, S Jose J Lawrence&w, Modsto $ T Moore, Gilroy
 F Lewis, Pleasanton l. B Mcconnell. N Y M Vazquez. L Ans Heneln Higby, Benicia Q Woodward, Fresno " H Hatton, Modesto N B DeYoe. Modesto
 N Bullock, Eureka G E Hardy, G Rapids
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
KINGSTON NEWS.

John Rogers has returned from
Cooks Peak, where he has been
stopping for several weeks.
II. G Wright has sold his
ranch to Henry sherman of Dem
ing and has gone to Georgetown.
Henry Coins las returned aitey
an absence Of several months.
Mr.. Elliott. one Of tho gentle
roen who has lately come heie to
run the smelter, is SO delighted
with our climate that he intends Ia
send for lis family, who arc now
living in Omaha.
People living ont on raaehes are
coming to town often row days,
in order to near the latest war
news.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wohlgemuth
and daughter spent the dry In
Hillsboro tuesday
Mrs. j p. Sparks and daughters,
Lillian and Laura, haye returned
from El Paso where the young
ia Ties have been attending school
since Isst fall Their many frien is
welcome them back to Kingston.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mi VI Morpous mud wifr,
witIIn party Of lady mud gentle
men friends and ucighbats were IL
ElillAboro TUESDAY fon Lnke VA
Ity
Harry Reilly, a prominent
stockmnn Of the northern part Of
the county, waa m liiIlsboro All
week serving on the jury
chos Bishop the well known
miner or Chlorlle, Is on the jury.
John G. plemmors. the big
merchant md NINE owner u Her.
mosa. wns IN town luesday
My. aud Mira james s Fielder
aud son Of Silver Ciiy are visiting
Mrs G g Crews aud tuWily This
is Mrs Fieldar- irs, visit 70 His
bora aud the lady il said 70 he de.
lighted With the pretty town.
Gus Wohlgrtuuth, the success.
ful buslness man Of Kingston was
iu Hill-boro most of Tie week
Judge John - Bryan, the dis
trict attorney Of Doua Aut county
who is bringing the Fountain MUIR
derers to justice down there, is a
prominent figure in Hillsboro court
circles.
Uncle Ben Peers, one of our
old residents, las bought a Slo,.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
GLEANINGS FROM HILLS
BORO PRIVATE SCHOOL.
EDITED BY Forpru GFhnr

School oprbtd Monday after i
weeks yncaiion Oaiy twenty four
of our number returned We we've
oil delighted to come back
The Fourth grade flushed the
iunl examination to day Those
who pass an average Of - per cent
viii take up lIith grade work
Monday.
Only three Of The Sixth grade
pupils are in school this month.
We are very sorry TO ioss Al
fouzo PreiRrer, for he waa doing
excellent work, lir !. fall Of hfe
aud lis pranks we've certainly
amusing
The Thiri grade has been wrest.
ling wi:h long division, and now
declare that they understand il
If anyoLe has lost favorite dog
or eat possibly IT may be under
Tie school house Evidently some
tIing Of The Kind hss wandered
under there aud dled The odor
ias been 20 offensive that We came
nearly yacating the buildIng
This il the fret of tho Fonrth
grades editorial work aud will be
the last gleauings for the year, as
the school il too small for further
interest to the public.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29

:. Fielder, J. \ Aneheta, I. $
Helm, Judge John y, Btyan and
Others Mr. Fielder ia counsel Cor
Joee, the killer Of West ii Fair
view, and whose trial will probably
begin today. Judge Bantz is here
to blockade the Laguna Nalley
Co, and compel it to pay its just
county and territorial taxes or sur
render it's valuable Armandnris
grant to Collector Rcingordt. The
oompnnys force Of legsl torpedo
destroyers have not yet hove in
sigh.
r. A. Nickle il court cner,
thoe Z, Hall foreman Of the grand
jury, and Ed. IL. Welch baiIilI Of
tie snme.
The Mexican NJ. +, church min,
tstcr took out his first citizen ia.
pcrs before Judge Parker on Mon
day.
A swarm Of sparrows are twit-
teting around the court house and
building nests. Sheriff ReIngardt
and his flying squadron threaten
to attack them any day,
A very pretty boquet Of forget.
me nots rests ON Judge parkers
bench.
Court will remain in session
throughout next week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
FROM Faulkner.
ADvoCATE;

EDITOR \DyoCATE;
After eight days journey | re
turn 70 home sweet hons can
ace more money in one day here
than saw Nhle away, but the
iarmefs and ranchmpn cay "P ,oo
Tempo aud we'll said N6sat and
fran enough for all Frui ia im.
mapse and grain no end It t
Springs yes, one Of Gods gifts.
Suppose our Legislators hpp 10
hulId u good bath hou5e ard then
We can say ~ the language Of the
poet: Come gentle stranger,
Your prov ans bring, aud tnthe
thyself in tlls glorious spring,
Eat, drink be happy and gay end
soak your bend iu water every
day "O!d Timer"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
TIE MASOuEE DE.


Tho masquerade oall given ny ms
ulll.a Atllnt,c Clnb NCIu,H.
i'''s'''''
day evening gathered latg'
.,.,n,J ,na vaas eomblete sneeee4
."' - ,r,,,s ~ At, II 4
60 =" rnrniahsL tbe mns,c FOL.
f'a';no ,.a,. ma rha,aclcr4 rcrre-
..",a5 anl the nemes of tAose rep,
a',,ina tl,nm
,,Ta. an. IN mn, Mrs Arthu,
n,Mhr' M nd M X N.atae ouV4
klnk ul Iloans W. 4 otnio
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
PATRIOTIC AND PROMPT.
rom La voz del Pueblo, n NJ.

From La Noz del Pueblo, N NJ
A word with you, sons of New
Mexico, true Americans by birth
and by right.
Certainly We should not forget
that the great ami glorious blow
tor independence from the despot-
ism Of SPAN was heroically given
by our ancestors.
This heutieeut light of liberty
inspired the mind aud touched the
heart Of Hidalgo, the same as Of
W sshiugton.
These great governments, ad-
mifed Of 4Il be world, were estab.
Iished by them in Washington as
IN Mexico, and IN the same manner
were established such governments
il all the American republics.
THIS great system of government
has been maintained 10y jeii-is"n,
Jaekson, Grant, Lincoln and Harm
son in our country and by Dlaz IN
oHr uelghbor sieter repQhllc.
The first consideration in the
sacrifice of the hundreds Of thou
sands of lives was liberty and
equality. l. this has some times
been Ignored by some it Is not our
fault, the responsibility and ig
notriny have fallen aud will fall
upon them opp.obium justly mer.
tied.
Now the integrity and dignity Of
our country is at stake and diccus
sious pro and con upon the justice
and injustice of the cause Of the
war should not hold place in our
minds, nor in the least degree be
by us.
Congress has declared that Cuba
should be free and has otdrrr
that this government should inter
vene b, force Of arms, and our
and constant cry should
be "ViVa Cuba y Nlva la Lltertad,
because liberty is the foundation of
justice and equality, ana it Is the
precious gift bestowed upon our
land by our ancestors and to it's
we should devote our
lives.
To the front, then, New Mexi-
cansl Prepare to offer your humble
help on the sacred altar of liberty
when if it should be necessary to
preserve the integrity OF the IA
ton.
The American nation is 80 pow.
arful and possesses such great re-
sources that the proportion Of sol.
diers that we will have to furnish
will be small; but the rest OF tha
states of this nation should know
that il all New Mexican9 ere need
ed, We are ready to respond to the
cal Of our government
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
DENTAL NOTICE.

Approaching the liberal patron
age awarded them by the grople Of
hillshnio aud vicinity, Drs. Brown
aud McDcrmid, the ST. Louis den.
lists decided to remain one week
longer, or until Saturday evening,
May 7th Fully equipped TO do
all kinds OF work
To Whom il Nav Concern:
Lad some dental work dcre by pIs
Bnwp and NrGe.m i, whieh aave me
the ii 3 pci re s4is III d, agd can
teart r,omm nj th M tJ any one
n ~ d ~ % k.
NGE s REtNGARDT,
Suer II oi Sierra County. Ne~ IeXico
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
KLOYDIKERs DELAYED.

1t il reported here that Col j
+ Parker. thu representative of
the Sierra County Kloulike expe-
ditinn. is EXPERIENCING some delay
ii having their steam laGnch
hnilt The -. Joseph, Mich
works are So r1.Ec1 with work that
n was imaa-s ila Tor them to COM
,nrnce G.iii tbo boat immedI
ria}y eai tttt Col Par
A. g. sarrh # boat
tiiiJ-.s lo1ht,
will d lsv the r', ff 4t'nte OF
- party for We new gn.d fields
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
LOCAL ITF MS.

NllllS ZINES y on fhhSll
heaf FLORENCE AfiS'n'.
W +. Wilson has taken u
lease on the Richmond
Beysus and Conaboy still con.
tinna ml,inr .nt nre
-, =
ne N n ln'uo Re'l's w
''7 eu'Pu"
MAYOR Llewellyn has all the
avai3,o.e space hlIei with ote pre-.
pafatory to IA extensive run with
his mil on II Gro ore
S.not,r 4nl,.rs r. p.ops,
vauia, n leading eturIIaliar HI Ibn.
l.leWellyn Milling Co, IL Ia the
district looking over his interests
A. va .,ol,,td l.st v,ot
hon snlns Al.x,,l,r hoa Nam on
no,ntel di.n,rt at,n,nay !, snr,,,.
HoV' 'Hefe et New MtAi'o las
N.EinIa, f,r,ta nor = rnhn
MISS M"ude Anderson lett yes.
terday Tor vlslt to Mrs Gus pu'
vail and Mrs Iecrs at NJ Iaso'
Little Earl Fay lor, son of Mr..
and Mrs James - laylor ot
GRAFTON, was brought 10 town sun.
a"y 'r @ i'r treatment ,' oy l'f' "'y'l' ,
~ ,''''' 'e''9| w WIZ '"''s 'o'''S
= ! Z /" '".'' H. VIZ "',o"'
M extremely hazardous TIN with
the child Under Dr. Giyen's i cnre
the child il recovering.
=
Emo NI,as,ona Nj r Cbn,eh da.
hyfred tSo very excellent sermona
here iaat sunday. The eongrcga
'lens we're largo and appteclat'Ye
add pronounce the eenlIemon one
La,n avn WI hra,J ~ - : w
oono ~ Cloyn,lnle Cnl - ,as,1a
with r.Io,,yns ~. ,aa, - twn
The trip il taken IN the interest of
her boy JoAnnles health
Iurh Gny Givan AMI littla
IIarty Dulgllsh have been quite
Alck
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
BuCKLEN'S ARNIOA sALvE

Tie best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal!
Rheam, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or 10 pay required
1t is guaranteed 70 give perfect sat
isfaciiuu or money refunded
Price 25c per box For sale BY
l.. Il. Mowers and all druggists.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29

0uO ftrm urar Pmi4, leNos, AMI
will eoou nova his family there
from II Paso aud settle down If u
granger,
MIR Ga4 Duvll, one Of our
former toWnEmcn Who II now ~
business ut Junrc2, McxIro, waited
Hill=horo this week. lie Ikea
Mexico we'll aud il doing good
business. Mr. Duvsll has prom
iped IHE ADVOCATE 100 pounds ol
Mexico ore specimens for lts min
eruI cabinet Just like energetic
and euttrprielng Gus,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
aGSCGIPIluN

ltrM ihuuH
wish punileiy q ackuow.
ledge tie receipt &c ) cash sub.
eerpiion Of S2l, received through
thr Kindness ut ~ .r+ Waugh
nnI West, ipr the completion ot
lhe Methodist Parsonage aud do.
sire to express my SINCERE thnnks
10 the suhcfibers for the financial
a,d 50 generously rendered
luurH sincerely,
j 4. Mts-EfI4
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
" r.

War between the United States
aud Spam began lust Friday by
the blockullug II lIyina by tina
Americans 4 iul u vessels have
been captured by the Americans ~
war mi2ra aod pbaut tltrge hy
Spain Tho Spauiah fleet hnye not
yet appeared Ia Cublp waters
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
DISTRICT COURT.

bench. Considerable care was
exhibited organizing ;he juries on
account OF the importance Of many
of the cases on tie docket and as
consequence this work was not
completed until Tu slav Judge
Parker conducts diguifed and
systematic court and his rulings
and decisions appear intelligent
and impartial, In him lawyers
and Iitigants evidently find an nbIe
Judge IN an able attorney, which it
may be sad is not always the his
tory Of courts. Aud, II course, the
good people Of IiIlsboro md
Sierra county feel very proud Of
their prominent citizen, which is
natural enough
Clerk Jas. z. Mitchell is another
IF our Hillsboro townsmen and
he is stndiuusly attending to his
duties, paving the way to becoming
one of the popular and efficient
district court clerks Of the Terri.
tory. He is courteous and direct
and ever complacent and pains.
taking. District Attorney uetin
and Stenographer Holt are yet with
the Third Judicial Court, but big
and jovia Pinto Plno is missing
and we are sorry to record is in
very poor health at his home in
Las Cruces. His successor ia Mr..
G. $. Pedregon, an agreeable ap
pearing gentleman and excellent
interpreter,
Following is the business trans.
acted by the Court up to aud
including Thursday evening
Territory of New Mexico W
Louis LaGrange. Larceny neat
cattle. Continued.
Territory Of New Mexico Va,
Hiram Yost Contempt. Dis
missed on payment Of costs by de.
fendant.
Territory Of New Mexico vs..
Eugenio Chavez, Appeal, Com
tnued.
Territory OF New Mexico vs..
John b. Mcpherson and J. Guy
Mcpherson V. c. j.. Plea
of guilty. Fine $50 and costs.
Territory Of New Mexico vs. J.
duy Mcpherson. V. q. J..
NoIle.
Territory of New Mexico va.
John B Mcpherson. Y. G, l..
Nolle.
Territory Of New Mexico ".
Gus Duvall aud Charles II Myers.
V. q. l.. Plea Of guilty. Fine
$50 and costs.
Territory Of New Mexico ~.
Charles II. Myers. Y. G. T.
Nolle.
Territory Of New Mexico vs. Gus
Duvall. Y. G j. NolIe
Territory Of New Mexico Va
Otc L. Cent?. v. q. i Plea q
guilty. Fine $50 and costs.
Territory Of New Mrxico "
Gideon NJ Tomlinson Y q. l..
Plea Of guilty Fine $50 and costs
Territory Of New Mexico ".
Foster Cain. Y G l. pIea Of
guilty, Fine $50 ond costs,
Territory Of New Mexico vs.
Wohlgemu,h y. q !!
Ira of guilty Fine $50 ana costs
Feliclta Welty at aI vs " II
II Llewellyn ct Al, Hectmant.
Change Of venue from Duna Ana
ronnty. Set for first Friday.
Ed Strickland vs. Barney Mar
tin Appeal Change Of venue to
Socorro county
john G. Plemmons vs T.. J
Doran Default. Judgment FIR
plaintiff for S142.75 wtn interest
and costa
John W Zollars W Richmond
5old Mining CO. Foreclosure
Wagner & Never. ~ W G
chandler ct al. Stricken from the
iocket'
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29

9. ii. Munson writes the Silver
City Independent from Seattle,
Washington, that the rush to the
klondike is over for the present
aud that fares and freight rates
have dropped to less than one half
OF what they were three weeks ago
Boats leaving there now for the
Alaska country have but few pas
Fenpers, Another rush is expected
IN May or June, a great many hav-
ing determined to wait until the
ice breaks up in the Yukon river
before leaving. Many are retaln-
ing totally disgusted with their
gold seeking experiences. They
tell ali sorts of stories about the
hardships and sutferines they have
had TO endure on the trail Many
20 as far as Lake LIndernlan be-
fore they turn hack, but the ma
jority turn back at Skagwav or
Dyea The majority Of those from
Dawson or the interior however
are going TO return Just os soon as
they can
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
HOW,S THIS =

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any coso Of Catar,h
that cannot bo cured hy llalla
Catatrh Cure.
7 j CuFvFy & Co, Props,
Toledo, .,
We the undersigned hnve known
L. } Cheney for the last 5 years,
and believe hun perfectly honor
able in al business transactions,
and financially able to carry on,
any obligations made by their firm.
West 4 Truax,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, q.
WALDINd, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Drugglsts, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure il taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system Price 100. per bottle,
Sold 10y all druggists, Testimonials
fiee.
Halls Family Pills afc the best,
Output of IIlllsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday,
April 28lh, 1898, as reported for
lIn AnNnGArE.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29
SILVER CITY REDUC ZION
COMPANY.
Silver City, Grant County, New
Mexico.

This plant has been purchased
and will be operated in the future
by the Estate Of the late Senator
George Hearst Of California, under
the general management of D. b.
Gillette, Jr.
II is the intention Of the present
management to largely increase the
capacity of the plant and equip it
with every modern appliance for
the successful and cheap treatment
OF ores aud concentrates. Conslgn-
ments and correspondence solicited.
Advances will be made on ores.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1898-04-29

Total output since Ian. / 1893 1850
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-06-17
eeats the KIondlke.

MA. c. Thomas, Of MaysvilIe.
Ter, ha- found a more valuable
discovery than has yet been made
IN the Klondlke. -Four years he
suffered untold agony from con-
sumption, accompanied BY hem
orrhagss; und was absolutely cured
by Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
lie declares that gold Is Of little
value In comparison with his msr-
vicious cure; would have 1t, even II
u cost hundred dollars a bottle.
Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat
and lung affection are positively
cured by DR.. Kings New discovery
foa Consumption. Trial bettIe free
at A. N. Hughes Drug Store. Regu-
lar size 20 cts and tlOO. Gunran-
leed or price refunded.