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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
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Mr. Croker IS eetag funny. Tho ms
Preston that is c-rrent tina, / am tha
boss Of Tammany," says he. lis entirely
erroneous. In fact. Tammany boss5
me- And taking the tiger By the 4
car he started for little stroll about b
empire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03
Southern Textile industries.

Savannah News)
Many persons who are only supericialiy
Informed with respect 20 the textile mans
ufacturing Industries OF the South have
tho idea that the mills OF this section ars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

DeWitt's Little Early Risers perman-
entity cure chronic constipation. bilious
ness. nervousness. and wornout feeling;
cleanse and regulate the entire system.
Small. pleasant. never cripe or sicker-
famous little pills" Bodeker Bros. L.
A Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-03

10 hush. H0 hushed, but made gestures
qf 70 man lighting q duel with tons ana
d. ( q man writing.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

afraid that you will use too much.
4 dollars worth Of common salt
viii rId your place Of them. 1t
Will also keep down mites Put it
ia the bottom of the nest before
Won make tho nest 10 set her. as
that Ia where mites starr, aud you
viii not have any, s6 the salt
pickles them. But it will not do
for little chicks to roost on The
damp ground, 80 have saparate
box Tor them 10 rOorl Ia, and when
! turn them out | Just turu the box
over to The sun mud weather. Be
f.re I'D sal;, | could raise but
few lltl- chicks, and II was very
diseonraging as ! raised several
4 ffer-ut kinds Of thorouRiibreds
and La,r been IN tho business ff
teen years.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
STOLEN DOGS.

A frisnd sends ~ the following
and ve fnd the same published IL
the Philadelphia Record and
other papers
New Haven. Conn. Oct 2S
The police, in searching far siole,
d0gs, made raid on the YAH
Scientific School to>day. aud ala,
waited the medIc.l school
For some weeks doRs in the cll,
have been missing. and AL ~
tempts to locate them have failed
Finally the police received hun,
that doRs were honght at the Med
ical and Scientific schools for viv.
isection. They found in both
schools huge csges. CAREFUL,
locked up. IN which the Dogs we,t
kept until required for use III tie
operating room.
At the Scientific School the 20.
hca found oue of the missing dogs
. valuable fox errler, aud took i
90 headquarters. where il Wa
turned over tn liz owner Ther,
acre several other dogs III IT,.
cages at tbe schools but AZ the po
lice have % evidence to pruve he
ownership of the dogs they wer,
left unmnlested Ii Is protahl,
that the Society for the Prevention
oi Cruelty to Animals will inves
tigate the case. The professort
pay for hne dogs from 90 cents t.
a. each. Our pumb AnimaIA
Boston.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
A FINE PIECE or COLOR
WORK

An experienced art critic gives
II ~ h.s opinion that there will he
no hsndsnmef piece Of color work
Issued this year than Hoods Sar-
saparllla Calender for 1899 II 10
not only usafnl, bui artistic aid
beautiful, and up TO date. The
charming American Girl" whose
beautiful face appears with a deli
cately painted fig in the back
ground. makes 4 pleasing feature
which anyone will be pleased 10
have before him the whole 81 1899.
Ws suppose diugeists will beve
tbis Calender. or copy may be-
obtained by sending 6 cents to c
l. Hood a Co, Lowell Macs
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

The eame old buck IN Maine con
tinues to send us marked copies Of
McKInley's speeches. Tbs fel-
lows name IL Coleman and ha
claims TO b.. some relation to our
wife, rtep.daddy or something like
that. In order that harmony may
prevail in the family notice Is here.
by served on this stray into the
goldbug camp TINT Mckinley
speeches are ns 30 much chaii lie
fore the Wind 10 thir silver belt and
also that bis attempts To deceive
he people via his mouth aIe known
here long btiore the marked copy
arrives II you think we are in
need of Information, Mister Cole.
man, toll us OF the crops in Rock y
New England and the catch Of iiA Ii
and how II feela to earn six bI
per day and wear the billionalres
collar and vote for sound dollar
that JlDgles IN the other mans poe
ket Why. Mr. Coleman. men ~
your physical stamina could earn
three dollars per day out here car
rying mud aud brick up a ladder
and you could vote as you pesee
without ten per cent reduction in
wages. You would also ba allowed
to carry your hat on your head In
stead OF under your arm. II you
had little seed BRAN you nigh,
even do better than that start
peanut stand I n newspaper aud
ihe climate would d. tha raat ~
keau st CharIes, kIncman. A. I.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
pUNCENT PARAGRAPHS,

what shall call my new deg? Hes
Great Dane" why. Hamlet Of
course - Louisville Courier-.Journal
Jones FOR awhile John was out cf
his mind about that girl" smith
"And now?' Jones--"Oh. now the girl
is out Of his mind. Answer
He exhibiting sketch) Its the
best thing ever did" She (sympa-
thetically) oh. well. you mustn't let
that discourage you" Bits.
Inqnisiiiye One--''so you renlly didrt
mind the hardtack2' Thg nnteer--
Nope, my wife wns Just earning 10
cook when enlisted. "--Syracuse Her
aid
Whats your new piece like"
"Dnow yet. m'dcar. II the audience
weep shall cali II drama; II they
laugh shall advertise II an farcical
comedy. '- pick-Me Up,
"Gnatbrain lost his head when he
was called upon 10 speal last night"
"Must have felt as ! did Is .ien lost my
pocketbook glad there was nothing
in it, Boston Commercial Hnllctin.
A Task What "a thoughiiui look
that Spaniurd has " "Yes; ~ is trying
TO remember the fizcasa. the Colon,
the Maria Teresa, the Cristino and the
rest OF them - Philadelphia American.
Husband "a peIsimisi) ~ was thiuk.
ing OF insurinR my life, but am so in
formally unucky TINT ! believe | should
live for ever If ! did " Wife IAN onfi
mist --"Jhen pray don't tLi4k OF It,
John Ally sloper.
A Clerical Error That was good
sermon that Er. iilhks preached this
mornng2" Excellent. II would have
been almost perfect If the doctor hadn't
intcrpolnted few sentences OF his
own. "--Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

ln ali III Paso saloon the other
night, big bruises started IN to
knock out everybody in sight
After knocking out four men he
left the saloon but soon returned,
avowing bis intention II cleaning
out the house. The barkeeper,
who IL a little fellow, then took n
hand in the game. knocking the
slugger down with a club aud then
prnasnented his cpuntenance with
his hsts To the entire vindicatlou Of
the other four fellows All OF
which We fnd in the religious
Socorro Chieftsin aud would like
to hnd out how the editor knows.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Home. sweet Home Payne. song,
was originally a number in the cpcr-
attic failure. "tlari- a., Maid Of Milan. "
production hist SAW the liritsr ..
NothiGg is row known Of the work,
save the one song, which became in
ssau,iN popular. Over loooQJ copies
were sold II tie first year of rs ruhli-
cation. and tie sale in one form or an
other has continued ever since The
melody is a Sicilian folk song, and was
adapted 10 the words by Payne him
sef PHILADELPHIA Pres,
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
BuCKLEN'S ARNICA SAIvE.

The best ssve in the world fof
Nu's, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt
Rheun, Fever So,es, T-ttsr. Chsp-
ped Hands, Chilhialns. Gnrns aud
all Skin Erup'ions. and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required
II Is guaranteed t. CIV, peif. ct Eat
'Nfaefton or money refunded
Price 25c per box Fer sole by
l.. h. Mowers and all drugRis,s.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

fcw lonDuners know that an eel
market OF a quain, and interesting
h.ed - lt,id every sunday morning
rear the south side Of Blackfrars
bridge, barring, Of course, the times
when the slinfers fishes are not OBJ
tairntfr y rs sid ~ he urarlv 200
Years old, The peculiarly Of the gath
tting is tha; her, onl, YOU buy cells
hA the hanutal instead OF by weight.
siNr.nce iHtful Is HE price. and al.
though the Il Res are generally small
A Is much q aper than purchasing
hs weights n !. Herald.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
LAUGHING IS DANGEROUS.
Vow We Are Told b, European Physf-
ciaDs That ~ usy bring on
Heart Disease.

The ancicnts we're fond OF insisting
that laughter might kill 1hey always
had casc in point. and in this instance
Philemon, The comic poet, was the hero
or rather the patient according to
Nnlcrius Masimus and Lucian
1t is Rabenis, however, who has im-
mortalized Philemon. whom he wrong
~ calls PhilOmenes. The poet, he says.
found jacknss eating mp TIE fps on
~ dinner table, 50 he SAID 10 has sc1s.
sut who came IN with the wine tllat / Il
might as we'll give The ass n drink
hen the poet lallghed 70 violently that
bis breath failed him and he died Is
mast he ADDED that the poet was then
rs years old.
From this suspicious though amusing
legend we can pass TO clinical facts
which IL suggests. Laughter in Itself
eanuot very well kill, but il may do
harm. Uystcrieai girls md boys with
Iiadrcd nervous affections are often
given 10 inlmoderate laughter. which
tends 10 increase nervous exhaustion.
Dr Feilehcnfcid relates an instructive
case in which little girl suffered from
very definite cardiac symptoms after
tnmoderate laughter The patient was
~ years old and had previously been
free from any sign Of heart disease
After laughing on and of for nearly
m hour with some companions she
suddenly felt stabbing pa'as in the
chest anG VAS seized wi h iits of cough
ing followed by eardiae dyspnoea, vesy
well insf'ed.
j chenfeId believes that the car
fllnc dis nse directly resulted from i'm
moderate laughing. La ioic fait peur,'
ihts Say iu France. Let laughtcr-lo,.
arg giriliood remember that JOY may
nlso nake henrt disease Older per
sons do not esm subject 70 this form
Of cardiac affection, British Medical
Journal
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
A REMEDY FOR FLEAS. ETC

A lady writing 10 the Texas
Farm and Rnneh says II see go
often where people nre inquir,ne
how To- get nd Of the fless, I'll give
my experience aud success with
them.
After ! bad tried evervihins |
could hear and think of, thought
l would try salt, knowing damp.
ness would kill them. aud. to my
delight. | found IT killed them.
Put ), wherever they are. iu hen
boI-ss. nnd-r boasea and don't he
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
kEBJLCI FOR A LYNCHING
BEE.

John Peace oi Pine ci-nega wsr
arrested and brought 10 town Fri
day charged with incest With biz
twelve year old daughter. The
daughter is said to be ~ delicate
condition. The details "a the case
are too terrible To b. put in pint.
snd " trne, no punishment would
be too severe for such an lnbuman
wretch. The complaint wss made
by an older married diughtrf, ~
tbe young victim wss kept locked
up ayay from chance Of relating
her tsfcrtune 20 any human be-
ing Silver City Enterprise.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Says the Santa Fe New Mexi
can; II is an unfortunate thing
for n young man in tbis day and
age to hs the son OF his father
No matter what he does or how AZ
siduonslv he strives To do his duty,
there is always someone standins
ready to point the dnger OF ridi
cule at him because he had "a
father who was known to tht world
at large. No wonder the rising
generations take gloomy view of
llfe and travel the pace tua, klIia
THIS matter never has been called
to public attention more fcrcibly
than during the recent war With
Spain, and the criticism which has
greeted every Vet of the sons of
men who were prominent IA the
years that hsve paesed bas be.l,
enough 20 discourage every DO, IN
The courtry A word ~ commend
alton now and then will 81 mnl~
to bring oul all ths, is good IN a
young man than AL ~. iaulthud
ine that can he pfluted ia all the
papers IN the lspd IN wear
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Hon W. y Hopewel', of Ihlls.
boro. ember Of The capitol re-
building board, and one of cur
most prominent citizens and huti-
ness men OF the southern part Of
tho territory, spent tie day IN
Santa Fe, in attendance upon n
meeting OF the cnl'tol reminding
board. He registered AT the
Palace. - SAINT" Fe New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Luciano TrujilIn. the Taos
county sheriff who got his hide
perforated while be was on An
rxternina,ing tour. is dead Be
fare burial an su,opsy was held on
the remains and the coroner's jury
erhoneraled young Clifford. who
S.s accused >. aras ;Aa '4;a.
shots
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Output OF IIilsboro gold mines
for the week ending Ihurada,'
Jan. 5lh, 1889, as reported for
The ADVOCATE.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
A,I sue wanted.

queen lnrise u Dcru,ayk. as all the
world POW Anass, had been i'll for q
long time bcfceS her dea,h often dur
ing he pasi few years. her health be-
irR completely broken. she had been
subject to attacks from which her re-
cnvcrr was always despnircd Of. The
hst IL these before her final taking of
occurred in copenhacen rem months
ago II was sudden and violent The
queens physician was called and came
al once. but, according 10 he story as
il il now told at f ~st declared that he
,oaid do nothing. Am really dying,
them asked the queen. looking up
from the sofa upon which she had been
placed II fear your ma jesty mus, tx
peet the worst, replied the medical
man "But, doctor, ! don't want 10
,ae, the patient protested. Only
yalnh was the answer, could resist
/ he mnlady. and cannot make your
naJ Jcsty young again" \ smile passed
over the features of he suffering wom-
an. "Nu. doctor" she said, Il don't
want 10 be ounr egain. All desire
Is thu, iol hulc While may continue
10 grow OLD. Boston Herald.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
10 Joseph W Walker, his Heifs
Executors. Administrators
and Assigns

You and each of you are here BY
ROUTE d that the undeis ghed has com
pltl, n / tor al d II, pr, VI meit. tht ono
Hu dr, ! oliars SIS, m, 4 wCik fCr
tt e year 1891 up'i the Gi.y hone Mine
oi mug Claim situated in h, Black
RAJ pc Mihii DlstricI il the County Of
Sierra anu 1eriltuy # New Mexico,
abo,i % m les northwest II The Town OF
klil ST. n, al d U a. particularly des
, rlhen N the amencet l.cail,h toiice
III, e.f duly it,il leles. il the cfiict Of the
Probate ClrL anu Ex Officio Recorder in
ami tcr sierra County and T,riitory of
New Mexico, in Book "A" of Mining
o,aiio, +, on ral et 755 and 756, TO which
record reference is hereby made for
such descIipti, n under the provisions Of
See ii, 1924 Of the Revised Statutes this
being the amount req,ii.d 10 h. Id said
Grey Horse Mire OF Mining Gle i'm fer tho
year erdlnr December 3lst. 1857. And
If within rineiy dayA after this notice by
publication you fal or refuse to &C ntfib-
ute y, ur proportion Of such expenditure
as co-ownei, your interest in said mife
or mining claim will l,ecs pe the property
Of the undersigned, unuer said Section
1924.
JOHN G.. WAGNER.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug 10th, 1898,
First Publication August 10Th, 1898.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
NOTICE FOR PU BLICA1lON
Land Office at Las Cruces. N. NJ
November 2lst. 1898.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN hat
the following named settler has fled
notice oi his intention TO male e final proof
in support OF his clam, and thai sa ID
proof viii be maie before Probate Ju ige
ur Probate Clc,k at Hillshoro, New
Mextco, On January 18th, 1899, VIZ :
VICTORIA I. DE PACHECO. WIDOW
OF IT ANnRO PACHECO, deceased.
who made Homestead Entry No 2404
for the \ +. . s-E. = am Sc. NE.
a aud Lot l, Sec 2, T Us. r. 3 W. (;
and 5 7. 4 Sc 4 Sec 50, /. Ii s., X.
w, n M. Mer.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resdeI ce upon and
cultivation of said land, viz
Ccsmo Gonzales, of Hilshoro, NM
tibano Arrey, Of Hilshoro, n NJ.
PafhrIo Candelaria, II Iiillsl GRO. n NJ
Felix Irujillo, Of Hillshofo, n. NJ.
EMIL soLlGNAC.
Register.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office,
Las Cruces, \ NJ, Nov. 81 lSoo

i'hr N'"'t~, y NJ, NOV. Il. ISpS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thar
Robert H. Hopper. attorney for John
Langie, has fill notice Of Ii intention
to make proof as to the non mineral
eherncier Of the NV. 1, SW /, 500
II. T. l. X sW n. VI. Mer'. and
that said proof Will be made before the
Register or Receiver OF the Las Cruces
Land on 'e, at Las Crrces, y NJ. on
The 9th day OF Jsnuary. ls99 at 10
O'Clock a. m. of said day.
ANY and allpersons desiring to contest
the non-mineral character Of said tract
o' land, viii he given an opportunity AT
tn above time apA place 10 cross cxa,, inc
such witnesses as may he introduced to
prove the non mineral character ther.of
and e. offer evidence in rebuttal of that
submitted by claimsnt.
EMIL sOLIGNAC,
Regwser
Sierra County advocate., 1899-01-06

Total output since jan !. 1909 80
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-12
stntc CnnltnI News.

Austin. Texas January il+f-Thc following
corporations fltd charters with tho secretary
Of statc to-day.
The san Antonio International Fair nssocia-
tieu capital stock $So,opa; incorporators, vo.
rita p. Brown. Frank Grice II. d. kampinan
and othora
Permission 10 do business In the state WAS
granted the Uyaiac Asphalt company. incor-
po,atsu unucr the laws Of West Nirginias M /
Tho DALLAS Terminal RAILWAY and Union
charter, changing it's name 10 Dallas, Fort
Worth and Gulf Railway company.
1 MAJOR Tom Sourry, Governor Snyors APP
uiOri Ing,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-12
Losses ma Insurn nee.

ltasca, Texas, January lo.At ls:so last
night the general merchandise store Of the
Roper-lNiles Mercantile company and the
hardware store Of j. n Thompson s. Sou
were destroyed by flre. The fire started In
the store of the Roper Files Mercantile
company, which was n complete loss. In
surance OH stock. Phoenix of Bropitlyn
$4,000 Hartford, s25oo; New York uuder.
writer's, sG5oo North British and Mcrcan'
tile, $4,000 on furniture and fixtures, Fife.
mems Fund $3.50; Hartford, Sfo0; OF
building, Hartford, $1,000; Fireman's Ernd
$4,000. Stock value $4,000. j r. Thomp'
son a Son did not suffer total loss, IN
surance on building Phoenix of Baltimore
$1,000: North British and Mercantile, $ltoo
on stock Liverpool and London nnl Globe
$1,000; Springfield, $1,000; Oriental. 5000
stock value, 10000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-12
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

rLrBuRNE. George W Wright o. MeAla.
n lttniinent srockman bought about ls' horses
lici for his ranch,
o.trruRNE, REV. r. T., Leeoh has resigu-
cd tn pastorate Of the Cunapsrlanh ffe az
,frIuu church IN Clebuinc. ltey. y NJ HWY
al jcntrson viii probably be his successor.
FoRNBy. The Dallas Ice and Brewlne
company viii put In q cold storage warehouss
Ltrt. fl
BHEcKINRIpGE.---c Cattle interests are , 90.
Ing we'll; stock In fnc conni,on ana p''ss'
high.
FORT STOCKTON. Quarantine .. ssain q
Bnrytcw. Grand Falls and Pccos on account @
s,s.nlpos has been declared OF and the snafd'
called In.
FttRT WORTH - Revenue officers Destroyer
81 i,itri, .tiii Ia Erath county and arrrstcf
three men Warrants are out ior shrse o.u w
copEgAs COVER was rsportcd here tha
lain Jackson had hcsn shot aud billei y
i3oaz. coryelI county Ills slayer 10 Baid Y
have surrendered.
SHERMAN The Grayson County SWIM.
Brcrdt RS association bas begun preparing tol
entertaining ihs s,nn me- Cnf hess Fobrusry
and u.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-12
QUEEN CITY OF NECHES.
Property Owners Now Want More Street
Paving Done.
IT PROMISES TO BECOME AN EPIDEMIC
The beaumont Lnmbcr Company has
Again shut Down Hecausc OF
Lack OF Logs.

Beaumont, Texas. January 1.-The CITY
recently let n contract for 10000 square
yards Of street paving. This Will not cover
more than six or seven blocks. but when
the paving once begins there are indica-
t,ons that property owners VIII want more
Of IL. This was made manifest today by
Messrs. O. b. Greevcs. +, Setbert Charles
SeraRno, w b. Dunlap and y. z Ogden
announcing n desire 10 have Orleans street
ppyea between Crockett and Bowie streets.
These gentlemen own MI the properly
fronting ON Orleans between the TWO
streets named except one lot, and they not
only express Willingness to pay their
portion OF the cost of paving, hui as an
induccrnent to have the street Improved
promise to tear away wooden buildings and
erect bricks This street. or rather pincN,
is virtually In the business center and II
a petition for paving is presented TO the
council will doubtless have the work done.
II liz also stated that the property own
ers on Calder avenue have inaugurated u
movement to macadamize that thorough
fare with shell and an effort will he made
10 extend the Pearl street pavement to the
river. As matter OF fact. the condi-
lions are decidedly favorable for street
paving epidemic IN this city during the
spring and summer. and the present c,ty
government VIII make every reasonable et-
fort to spread the infection.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-12
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
X r,NNEDY or LIMESTONE HAS PRE-
PARED A RESOLUTION.
Proyi,les for u 10 Assemble at Ans
tin on the First TUESDAY :"
wust II the People Approve

Austin Texas, January 1.-The follow
inc IL the text of the resolution prov'u,ns
,or a constitutional convention, which mas
been prepared BY Kennedy = Limestone
section /. BE It enacted by the iesls'a-
t,,re Of me state Of Texas tina mere
sbnll be held, at the several voting PAGES
throughout the state, on the first SATURDAY
in June 1899. an election to determine
whether or not constitutional consen''on
sba,l be called. At such election 'n0se
fayoring constitutional convention sna''
have printed on their ballots FOR = con
s,itutional convention" and those 'ppos-
inc ahall have written or printed on 'ne''
tickets Against consiitus'onal consen-
tion." sa,a eIection. the
counting OF the votes ana the pups. .a !, -
~ Tho result shall be made III 'iruoru .ih. u
Win inc rules and regulations piou.'1o ~,
Nv law. or as nearly 30 as pragl'eao'e' ~
amycndinr the present constitution. :,
Sec. a. n a majority Of all vo,es eAs. - =
sunh election be for . constltu,lonna Ia, ~
10 cali y constitutional convention 70 ~