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- SeIsarammer fra Paris meooeler
oS. at Spanisrns sr gddet tno paa ale
bore 9etin9slIer, % at Dor Srtum'
Iooleoe8 er fuIDiGnbig. Oct bar pi
fprit % iremit bore Solodter5 Zap
perbeo at tate for. Oct er bog lite
Seniigtsr benne Sang at beitrioe Ell
blooig Seier pau Slagmartsn, men
8ioenitabens Seier ooer SnQoom.
Sr. Dug. S6mibt, en- Berger Der /
9nen, bar felgsnos at iige oeson8dds
enoe:
"0r. Yeters "&urito" panot en- ar
Zig Seller pper 9ottorer oenne Sang.
Gn Mano / Nprbebsn al 8ibionbur9
FEB at @atterIot, og 2eqsrne pp9dp
BAN ipm ubelbrebeli9; men bet to9
Blot 4 SLATER "Surito" at brin1e ban
pau 9enene igien. Npgsi li8nenoe
bar Silf9loet meo en- ing PtQe. Go
gerne bebanoleoe bsnoe for 3Gring %
Itreo 8ecepter for benoe, men bun bleO
lite beore. Sum LOB Sottorsyne fare
% bruger MI "&urito," og bun er al
lereoe b~stDoelig beore." Men bpao
nntter bet al bore @ano til 0upet.
Neften enbper / bette pioe 2dnD peo,
bpab bette Wiboel er. Men be, ION
enonu life bar brugt bet. bill Oi til
rodbe at gjgre ct 6orie9, b0i3 be
tr9n9er til en- panlioeIig MeOitin.
De bpr imiolertio life Iper9e pereiter
pdd Npotbeter, pa Or. Geters "3u=
ritz" ielgeS ubeluttenoe giennem
@genter eler oirette fra Sabritdnten,
Or. Yeter Subruen, 112-114 So.
Sopne Ioe., Gbicogp, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06

De ganoe, fom opoageoes al 60
lumbus % andre Spfarenos. antages
at p0er De iuoiite Der, bporfpr Son
qsn al Spunien tpe Napnet al Son
aen al be inpiIte Ger. 0a Sammen.
baneen blsp bstienot. benIagoss Be
n9pnelien 9s'tinoisn til Imeritd %
Sitiuoisn iii a~'iatiil Snbien. s I'm
melt inoItront,oe Setpouing sr @sIt.
inpisn De Ger, ION li9gsr meleEl
Rorb. % Spbauerita.
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! Scrnbancfupccm.

Den Heiienoe, Der altio gier bum
me Spprgsmaal (ioet Soset pasierer
en- Slot Saar): "9por mango Saar
tan Der p9rep"
@noen Heiisnpe (msb geitemtbeo):
1887"
'Ssrite Gorunoret): "9porlsbss tan
De pios bet iau nsieP"
gnosn: Seq teller Blot Ssnene og
oipiberer meb firs."
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6poe Wiuc.

California 9urtpin. 2 Gar a.. S5c. pr.
Col. California 8ortuiu, 0 aar a., s1.10
~. Gal California 3rue SrGron. 3 9lur
al s.. 90 ~. Gall. Slddbcrrn %rdnon
81 10 gr. @aiI. AHoeriou @puntu Sbittp
sl.s5 pr. Gau. Aitnhpl. tehite Sualitet, lSS
@rGoer. $3.50 pr. GAL, Altpbpl, 30. =,
sls5 Bracket Grocery Co.,
5b26 Ytmneapplis, Wtlnn.
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Srnulf.

y Slufur families life / Slonorf. Oct
itrepss SIdfr meo ct aommd oper
n'en, Der betsgneoe ben iom Ia. llot.
Sloapur. Serimoo itripes BET Old
fur / IN SslanoIt. - Grnulf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-06

- Ierteoes 2ope5 beosr en- un9 W}er
ifunerinoe, ION er / 9eIiobel'e al Del
IGn9ite 6uar / @eroen. Nuur bun ilal,
bet uo, iod iIGbsr bun bet 4 JOB % S
CONNER efter Soroen. % bun fan futO
itGnoig itiule Zig ! bet. SeIp cr bun .
SOB bei. SUN cr gift meo en- iuttia
Mnrbs.
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Lutheran Ladies' Seminary.
Red Wing, MINI.

Sor9lbre, Der hdr Gstre, ipm be tGHter
at ieuoe aaa Stole, beoes PM at Operpeie
iBleenoe:
1. 19uthernu Qaoies' Semtunrp" or en-
SfoIe uoe!utteube iur apinpsr. % iom iaas
ban ian ben tasc ipecieIt Seuipu til Spiua
oeus llboauuelie % Spbraoelie.
. "9utheran Gables Seminarp" er en-
iulotauois 9utberit auitolt, % inn friite,
lIaiinOeoe % peIititteoe SGrere auiRtieS.
B. 8eliston or ct tprnsent Stpleia9.
4. M lluoerpisnius Iprcs / CUBS Cribs
Sps.
5. Rsiastigt Sil'ru bnpes meb ole Gle.
Der, Su9t os SroeH ~iuoiilGrpeS.
6. gnhuer Gleps Guuer % Anlns lrsges
urie Mrrte til, iaaIeoes at oct melt mulisc
llobptie al Stoletiosu Tan inaeS.
Z, "9uihernH gables smiuarn bar Ell
ppermuaoe imut Selleaenbeo. Set er pa'
ian iaa iuuet et Steo, iom tan iinoes.
s. S~tolsbpsniueeu er beniiatsmrSiis o.
bel inorettst. 8rrsiierue er lpie % rum
rnel,qe, % gpet peutllereoe.
9 Gleperne bar ~iplgenoe Courses OF In.
structions at rRlse meuem:
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1903 ct Morfeaar.

NdtionaI5situng / Berlin Tiger, al
1898 bdnnsps ct M9rteaar / @sroenss
biitprisn Iigeiom 1870. st mt 1ios
afinit bsgnnber meo 4meritas ,Snoz
9riben / ben alminoeli9s politit oa
meo ben uunoeduelise Splpsnin9 al
ben 6insiiite aplos. 9srdi fan Der
uopitle Jig g%egiusnbsosr, Tom bill puuz
trptte 1899 Oe moaIte oaiaa De fsls
9enos Aar et iGreeet 9r9q.
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Tpla ntcO!
sOanu. Sirsinia.

csrrifi iur at iire Ginger Nis, Hoot
Beer, gPilpansee Gioer, American Cham.
Ghsrru Sranep us 9amnion BUM.
gris Or. EoIfrtit SO Cts. eIler 3 for 81.
The Nationsi SupplyCo Black River Falls, Wis.
FgsaN
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Sonoons Soro Mdnor oGlaes bpert
aar al Spraubst. Den oFicieas Yp
Gonoon, Der IOporunost pmfutter tun
en- lioen Del al ben pGloiQe gn, Tor
iiprres lite al Soloatsrnss Snptran=
gen. Def sr TIM 10 Resimentsr / ben
britiite Sieneiie. iom bar Ret til al
mardeys QisHu'm ben / arigsuniiorm
meo i0loeoe Barometer rg paienoe
Gamer oe tIinstnos Spill.
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Sgiaa CT Srama.

% gn mere pelOiaig enb IprOstpnOia
Salor's poIteOte fOrnplig fplgenOs
elenoommeIt9e SpfOrOring til fine
Msoborgere:
en1osr' ION fcler Srang til at
| Setragtning peo bette g(ors
SI8ntn9 bebage at opsi Iig for unosr,
te9neoe ACCOMPLISHMENTS iion inoen ben
Lobe oeHnes. 50 -"
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Ten anocn Sermin Beginner zen
25oe Sanuar 1899.
&pe Glsper raaoes til at beonnoe ben 25oe
5anuar. Npe aIasier onunes. Gps ppta
sss gleper III hpilieu iomhelit Glib, oa ba
iiar ianoanHe, iom piI ituoere Dtuit gang,
Glocnttcn, Sssulus, Mating, Nablaunins.
slcleirm, SrpberiHg DIP. Sette cr ben
blligiie First Class 9iseifple / gaubet
Gem eiter satulo8 iirar. Zen inaes irtt
peo al %iilltrlps III. Allen,
6eb @ina, Niiun.
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GIutninaScruer paa Nbi,,..o
eri,ith A. rs6rVc.'.,
y'rrcoNrlts &s, rrr,,.-

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Np. l Northeru........ .GS "''
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Nobenbicrtig, Seq tommer fra aru
9an'tn' hun Tiger, De tiltranasr en-
Stuspidc."
''''. ct' u'oa pGre en- Sciitooe.it: ia
uoisItr ait nit Gr6eioc felp."
Sst bar Ia ficbsliat bet ltu.pt
"s'0P 0arst en- PIaps ior mig Ost."
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ell SALTS.

Sea bar / acmWiAnoR al inlpr GU Gtcns
bon, ser Rpr'Ie Sotonl | Sirarnia. 80 rs
MereS. bpcraf sc 2S Acres or I Guit n tjuu.
slaa 9aRert er Ct apef 0uS ~iR,eboleeuoe 4
@drciier iauit al scr ale n~Fnpenctac llo
rnie: oer or l,aelepeS eH epn nrlaihnpt al
uuar lrrer. Zinc Inanetrrr ruubt 81
let. garoct CT eoet na imun ~betjpacJee,
bore ss vii ira Sernbaueita.ioufu jt
fra @ctcifte. Sirle og air'e. 9rtS 1925
for uGrmcre llnoerreiulue fitiirto
G.. ~. Serab,
i9Sti 5panu. Sirsinia.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
LOCAL ITEMS.
: Eniacopnl church Sunday.


"A new money order blank gnes into
effect nj the iillsboro postoi'ice to-day
The woodwork around the tiieollce
at tho residence OF Scott r. Keller, Esq,
caught fire Wednesday morning. causing
some damage before being discovered
and distinguished.
Geo. Il. Shane has purchaset
Ranchman Meckey's brand 81 cattle aud
Judge McNair's ranch property and gone
to slockraiaing at Terra Banua
Carl Thompson took advantage Of
present cheap railroad rates and left fur
short visit TO his home IN Pennsylvania
ycster lay.
school Director David Dissinger
took Il census Of Iiillsboro children ol
sch col age, this week, finding 100 he
informs us that school will commence
Sept. 18th aud that strong effort viii
be made to give the pupils seven
m inhs' term.
The concert and Ice cream social at
Kingston last Saturday night was de-
cded success. The children ~ore hap
ny IN saying their pieces. aud thu
other parts, ,of course, were ", u rendered.
The Kingston Quartette were ut their
beat and were we'll eu-tained by the
juvenile voluniaries from tho inside and
| out ode audiences. Mr. Hurst, who lett
next morning for an extended trip 10 Old
Mexico. seemed 10 awaken with nsw
energy tho dormant chords and inspire
his fellows 10 give forth their swcetnst
strains on this last occasion, reminding
us Of the ilnstrons days OF kirgston's ~
musical talent. After lively speech b,
Rev. DR.. Morrison, tho ice cream pro-
yided by the ladies was so eagerly en-
joyed that soon none was lelt Tor no
tardy and bashiul ones, who IN their dis
appointment called upon the "Goverhor'
to perform miracle and supply the he-
licious necesaaries. The limpi bever-
age was readily changed, but the ART
re reproducing ice cream could not be re-
called. This brought the festivities 10 Il
close leaving net proceeds OF about $l3.
Mrs. N. II. Howard Of Santa Rita,
NJ NJ writes us to ascertain about HIS
b0ro as u location for Il confectionery
and bakery All our stores carry nice
line of candies and several Of onr ladies'
inalls bla..l s.l a..a, a.,l ~ s~eli -
advise Mrs Howard 10 come.
Cadet Martin t. Kelley returns to
Roswell Military Institute to-day
"A race for s2j side was pulled Off
last Sunday betwe n tho Jim MciAugi-
lin mare Rose. ridden by w. J Reay,
and Charles sbinn's gray hois' rid len
by owner The mare won Another
race between the horses for 800 4 si -
IL vet for Sunday, Sept. 10th. and $40 Tor
felt put up.
"A scientist OF some standing asserts
that chemically pure water ispoison to
the humtn stomach, upset ing some
hitherto a cepted theories regarding dls-
tilted watr by the Argument ihai ~ dis
ti'iation the water loses sua.irv sal that
1t greeiiy abstracts from the ali,m
tissues v hen II IL swallowe I thus ronsl
tntiis protoplasln;c p,lso II Lila
view he sustained 'aiarolutely ~
water" il more danger ~ a ".''i
water iin,rcg aied With nnpu'iu~s i :
sui ted from the aimn-phrtt' ., ni'ect-
IN rs 15S. ~ he ilillsisao dtltlo Il
ti,i .ss,sp. all tlsAl
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

Mrs. II. J. Jobson aud her
daughter Clara left for Danvllle,
ILL.,. Thursday. where Mise Clara
will take special course in elocu
ton and vocal music lessons.
Mias Myrtle Williams will leave
for Silver City next Sunday, where
she expects to attend the normal
school, Mics Myrtle made won
derful progress last year.
s;i-s yireie Miller and her sister
Florence. will leave Monday morn
ing for Missouri. Miss VirRie will
attend the College at Lexington,
aud Miss Florence will attend a
college IN Iowa that is under the
management Of an uncle.
Mrs. II. }. Jobson very beauti
fully entertained 4 party OF young
people at her residence last Tues
day evening. The table was
beautifully decorated with pink
ribbon and green MADEIRA vines,
covers being laid for 10 persons,
Ice cream, sherbit, cake. fruits and
other dellcaces. consisted OF the
refresh hmepts.
The general managers, presi :
dent, vice presidents and snperin-
tendents-.in fact all the bead men
OF the Santa Fe system = were on a
apecial tour Of inspection this week
They made an attempt to come TO
Like Valley. but the engine WAS
unable 10 pull the two palace cars
M tho hill. They got within q
half mile Of thA depot and then
could got no further and had to
return.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
REWAlE OF 0INrMENTS
FOR CAFAhRH THaT
fpNTAIN NERlI'EN

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell aud completely de-
range tie whole eystem when N
taiing il through tue mucous sur
faces Such articles should never
he used except on prescriptions
from reputable physiciana. as the
damage they will do il ten fnld 20
the good you can possibly derive
from them. Hali's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by 4, }. Cheney 4
Co, Toledo, o., contains no Iner
cnrv, and is taken internally. act
lug directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine 1t is
taken internally, and made in To-
lpdo, Ohio, by F J. Cheney 4 Go
Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
per bottle.
Halls Fam lily Pills are the best
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
KILLED BY INDIANS.

The Silver City Independent OF
Tuesday brings tho intelligence
that Green PATTERSON, a rnnchman
living near Cooney, was assassi
mated at his home one day last
week. by a supposed band OF San
Carlos Indians off tho reservation.
He had been shot through the
stomach and beaten about the
head 80 that death must have fol-
lowed very soon. Deceased was
unmarried and had been resident
OF that section for a number OF
years.
Later intelligence is to the effect
that it Is now thought that the
murder Of Green Patterson was
committed by rowing band OF
Indians At first there was only
the moccasin tracks OF one man,
but from time to time the sigus
showed that hs had been joined by
Others until band Of fourteen was
together. A broken spear was
found on the trail and also the gun
Of PATTERSON, also broken. The
trail Of the band was followed to
Iron Creek. Robert Steele, fore
man for Mrs. o. G. Carpenter, came
into Silver City later and reports
having seen two dead cattle in
Bear canon, which had been shot
and strips Of meat cut from the
lolns.
Mayor Fleming Of Silver City
has notified the military authori-
ties at Fort Bayard.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

vitality. the belief is that finding
himself in fear of capture, while
q i'll fearfully wounded he deter
mined they should not get him
alive, and fired the 6lal shot
through HE own brain. His hat
was powder burnt and the deputy
sheriff and posse was from 5O TO
200 yards behind. SO could not
have fired this shot
The verdict Of the coroner's Jury
was in accordance with these facts
IN regard to Spradling's death, and
the relationship OF him and the
woman is established hy letters IN
the hands OF Mr.. Wirstpn.
The woman is wounded in the
back, the ball having entered just
behind the left shoulder, passing
between the skin and backbone,
probably bruislng the latter and
coming out several inches below
the right shoulder. The wound IN
itself ia not dangerous and unless
other complications arise she Will
recover.
Sensational reports have gone out
of this unfortunate affair that are
untrue in many respects, and this
report, written by one OF the cor,
oner's jury and one who has had
access TO correspondence taken
from the person Of the dead mar,
is sent yon for the purpose OF cor
reeting the impressions that have
gained circulation among bls
friends
Spradlipg. who was superscnsi
tive. WAS really temporar'lv de
m-nted when he committed the act
that brooght On hia dca'h,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

Total output since Jan. /. 1890- S,745
Al low estimate there Is at
present about $4,000 per month
being expended in development
work 10 this camp.
There was mined last week
from the fabulously rich strike on
the TrIppe ,mine an ore pile that is
valued at $4,000. Only five
miners could be worked directly
o ! the vein owing to lack OF devel-
opment, and these made the grand
showing above recorded.
The Opportunity, Snake, Rich
mond, Happy Jack, American and
Golden Era mines are paying off
today, and already the saloons are
quite noisy with the miners. bot
Deputy Sheriff SANCHEZ and his
men ara preserving good or'ler. In
the neighborhood OF 5000 was
disburscd among the wsg- earuers
in this distiict recently A. by
mistake did assessmen. work on
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
THE TEACHERS EXAMINA-
TION.

Tho following teachers obtained
first class certificates at the exami
nation held by the Sierra County
Board of Examiners Aug, 2l:
Misses Emma Qaick, Xavia O..
Whitman, Lucretia Robinson and
Mr.. w. II, Dollins. Franciso
Luna, Amanda Gonzales and Ap-
olomo Valles we've the reciplents
~ third class certificates. Mr.. u
II Lee was taken III before the
close OF the examination aud
could not complete 1t.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

manner. Black oxide OF mangan.
ese in ore has a tendency to cause
"sickening,' az also arsenic. The
former was the cause Of the flour
ing Of the quicksilver at the Verdi.
grease arastra.
Seven Of the most important
telluride ores are found in the
mines OF the Hillsboro distinct, az
follows: At the Percha Altaite -
Lead telluride, usually massive
with cubic cleavage; color, tin
white with yellowish tinge tarnish-
ing 10 bronze yellow. Al the Rex
- -Naumite Silver lead telluride,
in cubic crystals; also massive,
granular and in thin plates. At
the Mastodon - Hessite = Silver
telluride, usually massive. At the
Caiherlne-P Petite - Massive; color
a,ee gray to iron. At the Warren.
Cincinnati. Happy Jack, Garfield,
X. K Butler and Scandia Syl-
vanite Telluride of gold and sill
yer; cleavage perfect; fracture
uneven. At the Snake. Opportun-
ity, Trippe, Richmond. Wicks.
Black Diamond, and Sinna-
mahoning Company's mines
Calaverte Gold and silver ,ellur-
,de, rich, massive, hard. AT the
Eighty Five. Bull OF tho Woods,
and Frick mines Nagyagite "A
suIpho telluride Of gold, granular
and massive.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

= County Commissioners Thor.
r. Leo was in Hillsboro this week.
- BARLEY O'kelly and his sister,
Miss Maud, leave for Silver City
10 morrow to attend the Normal
school.
Rev. DR.. Morrison, Supt. OF
English Missions OF NJ Il. Church.
has again visited us on his 1th
Quarterly Round. lie woe greet
ed, az usual, with good audicucs
and gave us most felicitous aud
helpful discourse. Ills work dur
ing the year has been enjoyable
aud uplifting; and We eincercly
hope that he may be returned 10
va for the coming years.
- Ed. Collnrd leaves for Silver
City Saturday TO attend the Nor
nal school.
-. Is. Neunann, tho prominent
stockman, WAS la town this week.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
WONDERFUL MANIFESTA-
TIONS.

Near Lake Valley there lives o
Jealous believer in the Spiritual
istie doctrine. OF late the home OF
this person has been the scene OF
remarkable aud strange phenome-
ma. Pictures turn their faces to
the wall; sheets fly of the bed and
pillows out OF their slips; water
pitchers become empty and the
water disappears; empty buckets
arc turned over peoples heads;
doors fly open or shut themselves;
old clothes leave closets and boxes
and spread themselves on tho floor
and, most remarkable Of all, these
actions transplre without mortal
agency. While the foregoing Is
indeed wonderful, what shall we
say OF babe of eighteen months
who. lying upon the floor with a
slate and peLciI, records messages
from the spirit world in perfect.
ly legihle handwritinpp We make
no comment. These events have
been reported to US aud we record
them. Let better minds than
ours explain them.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Miss Polly Roberts Hlllsboro
Boarding and Lodging House is
first class IN all respects. Excel.
lent tables and neat and clean beds.
The patronage OF the public is
respectfully solicited.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
CHURCH NOTICE.

There viii be Sunday School and
religious service at Kingston next sun
day, at 1880 u. m. The Sunday school
nt Hillsbolo will meet ut 3 o'clock as
usual, and the Epworth League nles tfg
at 4 o'clock. Sul Joe :" llol ling Up
the Pastors Hands, Exodus ~; liz,
j. A NrsAral.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills.

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for tho week ending Thursday
August 3Ist, 1899, as reported for
The ADVOCATE;
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

Summer novels, paper books and
periodicals, At the Postollice News
and Cigar Stand.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

Always sn acceptable gift-a
box Of candy from the Postofiice
News Stand.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

A. L. Hall, foreman OF the Abe
marie mine, in the Cocbiti district,
had rib fractured and sustained
internal injuries by falling from a
ludder 40 feet to the hottom Of the
shaft. IT, bis fall he struck al ore
bucket that IVES ascending the
ehsft, which broke bis fall and
probably saved his life
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

q. M. Tomlinson IL sole agent
for the celebrated Kentucky Com
fort Whisky.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01
a FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER

Will often cause horrible
Burn, Scald, Cut or Brnise.
Bucklen's Arnica Sllve. the best
in the world, will kill the pain and
promptly heal it. Cures Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Bolls,
Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions.
Beet Pile cure on earth. Only 25
cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by l.. Il. Movers, Druggist.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-09-01

! am selling &c. cigars made
from the same tobacco you get
when you buy 10c cigar.
MILLER Postofiice.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-07-01
r coxs1sToh1 r.
The Recently Appointed Cardinals
Presented With Red Hats.

The Recently Appointed Cardinals
Presented With Red Hats.
Rome, June "a. The pope held .
public consistory to present the hats
of the. recently made cardinals, with
the exception Of the papal nuncio at
Madrid and, the archbishop Of GortZ.
The ceremony occurred for the first
time in the hall of the Loggi. near the
entrance of st. Peters. About 3O,OO
people were present, including the dip
lomatic dignitaries and Latin corps,
church dignitaries and Latin-American
bishops. The pope, who was in good
health, entered and departed in the
Sedia :Gestoria, escorted by the Fla
belf: He conducted the ceremony
with ease in spite of its length. and the
strength of his voice was much
marked when the pontiff gave the
benediction. The pope was loudly ac-
claimed on his entry into and de-
parture. from the hall. He afterward
held a secret consistory, with the
usual ceremony of opening and shut
ting .the ,mei1hs of the new cardinals.
The latter were. received in the pope's
private apartments. At the secret
consistory the pope announced among
the appointments to bishoprics,. Faith
err Christie, Oregon; Father Denis
O'Conor, Toronto, and Father Clon-
tyre. Three Rivers, Que.
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Paris, June 27.vIt is like building on
lnicksand to try to p%rognosticate the
fate OF the new ministry today. Still,
the wind seems blowing in favor of
supporting it. AS a matter Of fact, sur
prise at, the rather heterogeneous COM
position of the cabinet has been the
mhch.mOre pronounced sentiment than
hostility toward it, with the exception
of the :virulent anti Drcyfus section Of
the press-that is, the papers that are
pledged up to the neck to keep Dreyfus
guilty. Even the opposition press has
regarded. the ministry With more sor-
row than anger.
If you take the vote of the Paris
morning journals as a whole, the re-
suit. will be decidedly for the Waldeck-
Rousseau government. Fourteen pa
pers support it, eight oppose and three
straddle the fence. Therefore, ever If
the undecided papers should throw
their lot with the opposition the gov
eminent has three majority in the
morning press. This is not SO bad, and
at any rate disposes of the claim Of
the Nationalists that. the. whole press
regards the ministry with stupefaction.
Gen. De Gallifet's letter to the chiefs
of the army has made a noticeable I'M
preston. AS LIE Steele says, he has
laid down the law in very clear terms.
He shoulders responsibility for the
chiefs, but reminds them that they are
personally responsible to him and he Is
not the man to let them forget it.