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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
Bristol Courier:

Bristol courier
T. L. Egge was over from Webster
Sunday.
l.. +. Brokaw was Il county seat
visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Gibson were over
from Webster yesterday.
Bert Chapman visited relatives at the
county seat Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ida Holmquist began a term OF
school Monday in the Hawkinson dis
trict, northeast OF town.
Mrs. Hans Holmquist came over from
Webster Saturday to visit at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Haselburg.
j. r.. Chapman, while over from Web
ster Tuesday, wore a broad smile and
set up some cigars. the occasion being
the arrival OF a bright little girl at his
home last Sunday.
The "old" printing Office was re.
cenetly sold to the Episcopal congrega-
ton at this point. 1t will be used for
a meeting place OF the Guild and other
like purposes. In the future it may also
be made to serve the purpose OF a
a church.
c. II. Pratt has purchased from s. NJ.
Sinclair the exclusive right to sci a new
kind OF patented washing machine in a
county in the state OF Washington. Ac.
cording to reliable reports Mr.. and Mrs
Pratt intend to go west in a week or so.
J.T. Larson OF Lily spent a short
time in town Tuesday evening while on
his way to Webster. When boarding
the train at Lily he had the mishap to
bump his forehead accidentally against
a freight car. This resulted in a bad
wound, which vas dressed at the depot.
in Lily.
Christ Rist and Jacob Rist. brothers
OF VIM. Rist and old time acquaintances
Of Jacob Zimmerman, arrived from Gem
t%erville, s. ID. last week to visit with
their friends around here for a week or
so. They liked this locality very much,
but said hatbetter corn could be raised
near enterville thancan be grown here.
Quite natural. But then we are ahead
oil them III raising wheat.
John Lokland arrived SATURDAY. from
Stony Mountain, Manitoba, to look
after his farm interests in this locality.
de brought with him, among other
curlosities, four potatoes weighing II
pounds. John looks well and healthy
says the country up there is all right
Tor cattle raising and does not DENY
that he may again come back TO Soutl,
Dakota to live.
Twoiamiliesi from Minnesota arrived
in this vicinity last week. They brought
with them two carloads oil machinery
and household goods. The head oil the
families are Mr.. Olson aud Mr.. Billmeier.
The latter has rented Elof Hawkinson's
iarin ~ Lynn Twp. The former is "a
yet staying with his s~on-in-law. Ole
Sandahl north OF town. Mr.. Olson has
iour boys and a number OF daughters.
w, W. Knott experienced something
OIL an adventure Monday night. While
coming home nom the country late at
night be lost Che road and accidentlv
drove into aslough near Jacob Buehler's
pace. The bottom OF the slough, was
sou ana the horses stuck last in rl,e
so they could not be gotten ONT
WIZ had to Jump out and wade ashore
he iound his way home. The horses
remained lnthe slough all night and
were duly pulled u in the morning.
me horses are nearly all right again.
Andover Gazette.
". = Mills arrived here from Mime
apoiis last Sunday morning. He Il
rlnngnntintr La. -. ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

A cold, neglect, pne nun bees
had Foley's Honey and tsa ] ia
this story would have ha !. ilhd
ending: 2lc, and oVc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
Moneyto
security.

Rev Hubbard
several days but
Sigsbee's mi
best girl sure, Il
has it.
The W. C. L. 4
Warner on Wed
|25th.
IN perfume ID,
nslmmeDse, get
Drug Store
/ There was a 8
salesman COL
s~esterday
Il. We have now
|m town. We i
benjamin & Fcs
Rev. Donald !
NJ. L. Churc|
soct. 22nd.
Miss BERTHE ID
|Alss Geueyleye|
Gays last week.
WANTED Td
8pl0oNing. Call
IhiDER, STRAIN
H. Saturday wa
me.rchants--lot
trade
Those who .,
~ headache tr|
Pioneer Dru
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
A Tr|
washin

Tr
washin
The hero came
drew near. -.
And with their play
rhs red fire burned
i ind cavaliers rode FOL
,,a from the town
AN- there came
c,sst multitudes to 8
MAJ one and all IL ths
up and trie'
hand.
And still to show his
r. stroye, to proud
Il He welcomed all, nc
put swathed his Inst J
Write it with chisel o
write it where nam
shown!
Write it that all may
His hand was swoile
-
Bank up the hou
Webster is a hui
Fill up your Goa
Rain and fog Su
Pay your subscr
Put on the storr
Get on to it--"k
Did you see the
Hay wanted on
Alittle snow thi
See the new boo
Our Indian sum
Wards Bakery
@Kpox All'' is CO
Oats for sale.
All the latest il
Fair"
Will Goldsmith
Tuesday.
Everything Tor
Ross the jewelers.
Many duck hu
Sunday.
O. & Small ha
tail you this wee
Mr.. c. Karn RI
Saturday night.
Try Gunther's
~Peabody's Drug $
The bulk of the
. pleted this week.
| Twenty new pa
the Old Furnitur
| Quite a number
. pulled in for the {
| "Dewey's Morn
all. Pioneer Dru
Miss Genevieve
| with friends IN th
| A few bushels {
| be taken on subs
John Sauer car
/ with his Webster
New line OF sar
| carpets at the o
Sportsmen sa
have put in an "a
| FOR RENT
/ and barn.
4 John and Ann,
4 we're Webster VII
4 The only alarr
| wake you up. A
/ Come to Webs
plies and get yoI
/ Smoke Herber
cent cigaron the
Il The ground W
this morning bu
| One so gallon
with pump, for
/ Webster was "
/ deems welcome /,
| The Fair has /
| tapes for ladies
Mrs. c. II. 81
fle.pont Friday
Try Hess, -,
EVER came to the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
Reporter 50 Farmer.
JOHN w. ARTHUR, Editor.
Thursday, October 10, 1899.
Notice to Subscribers.

Notice to Suscribers.
The season Of settlement OF outstand-
ing accounts has arrived and we desire
to impress upon Our delinquent subscribe
ers the necessity Of prompt payment of
subscription accounts. The Reporter
has been very lenient in this matter in
the past with the result of a larger
amount due accommodating than we are
warranted in carrying. Subscribers fhere
fore will confer a favor by giving this
matter their early attention.
Adams & Arthur.
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19
ALL

From End to End OF the State Presi
dent Mckinley Is Cheered. r1am-
moth Crowds Everywhere
Hail the Chief Enthusias-
tically. Saturday the
Greatest Day South
Dakota Ever Ex-
perienced.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

1t is now Major Frost, Col. Frost
late Col. of the lst S. D.. Vol. Reg.
has been appointed Major Of the
thirty-ninth Volunteer Regiment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-10-19

Andoyer Gazette.
". = Mills arrived here from MINNIE
apoiis last Sunday morning. He i
f~iansacting business here this u e,,t
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
LAKE VALLEY NEWS.

La grippe has had a firm grir
on our people for the last ten days
and it does not seem to want tc
turn loose.
Some man has recently moved
herd Of four thousand head OF
sheep on the old Martin ranch,
where he expects to locate. Stock
raising in this county seems to be
successful and il il a class OF bust
ness we are anxious to continue
permanently hero
Mrs. L. &, Fields gave birth to a
bouncing baby boy last Monday
night. The mother is improving
rapidly.
Mr. Fred Shaw and John Rob.
inson were in Iiillsboro last Mon
day, on business.
Messrs. Rlckitson and SIease
have discontinued work on their
lease on the Log CABIN for while,
on account OF the deep snow and
bad weather
The boys have disco ntinued work
on the Dude mine for 80 days.
Chas Gayheart has discontinued
work on his Cooks Peak claim.
He is going to work for a while for
Frank higgins.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

Judge Smith Tor the past two or
three days and the end is about
from here to New York yet The
/ colt il worth about IS and il
claimed by three different parties.
who have branded and re brand. 4
it, About ten witnesses are IN at
tendance, and one slGe IL repre-
scented by Judge A. B. Elliott and
the other by Col. A. W Harris
Judge Smith is turning gray rapid
ly aud the case will probably find
it's way to the grand jury
Report has 1T thu. the Globe,
Arizona, boom has exploded and
that people are leaving there at tho
rate Of hundred per day. Some
OF our boys will now come march
ing home. we suppose. Keep tho
teapot on for them
In Denver and the Black uills
three aud four dollar orc is treated
nt good profit, while in Hillsboro
nothing but $40 ore goes. There
is but one explanation to this, 40
our ore is as easily mllled and
smelted AZ the ores Of either OF
the districts nnmed they have
cheaper fuel. though, that's the
secret of it. Give Hillsboro as-
cess to tho conl banks on the Rio
Grande RIVER. IS miles away, and
we can mill and smelt every ton of
ore produced here with profit, and
increase the wealth rolled out by
tbs csmp every year to fully III,
100000. The ore sorter must 90
II. j. Brown aud A. j. Hager.
the two hardy and jolly Black
Range mountainous, were ia
Hillsboro Monday.
A special reporter OF the Los
Angeles. Cnl. Times. came in last
night to write up our gold mines
for his paper Mr. Gail Mosn is
his name and he is q very Gns
young gentleman.
Road the new story by viii NJ.
Robins in this issue of The ADvc-
cArr. entitled Delinquent Tax
Sale i. isa scene from real liia
and there ia bat little romance IN
it. large number Of characters
nre introduced and Mr.. Robins
handles them cleyerIy and we'll.
The story will run for the next
three weeks IN or columns and
ndynnce sheats c,n be eccnr, u at
the drug store and post, flee news
stnnds.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

nents in this district; recent &C
tiun, however, more than makes ~
for the temporary diversion OF cap
ital from what continues to he in
general the most profitable present
form OF business enterprise.
The Richmond mine IL sack
ing As tons Of first class for the
Pueblo smelters
All three mills 10 this district
- the Porter, the Charter Oak al d
Cyanide are now working day and
night in order TO catch ap with the
ore output of The different mines.
Robin & Stacy, the silver
lead mlan, are shiplGng 80 tons of
their beet product to the Silver
City Reduction Works.
Eight Of John w. Dawson's
freight teams are at present en-
ployed hauling ore to the mills.
w S. hopewell has let con-
tract to four miners to sink to the
second contact on the Catherine.
- Barney Martin has all his
freight teams employed hauling ore
from his mines to the railroad Al
Lake Valley.
Owen & Grayson will take up
heir bond on the Sherman mine
mex, tuesday, paying $500 for
he property. The ADVOCATE con
,fatulates Metsis. TAus. q. Long
md David Su,xell, two Of the prin.
'ipal owners Of the mine.
= Scott F. Keller has a shipment
# 80 tops Of orc from his mine,
waiting treatment At the Charter
)ak hill.
w J.. O'Kelly Is having a
rial run Of 25 tous of ore from his
nine made at the Andrews Cya-
'ryie Works.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
GLEANiNGS FROM HILLS
BORO SCHOOL.
BY I'd. Co!lord and Geo. Dis
singer.

Sylvia Anderson WAS abse /
Meuday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Given visited us Tuesday.
We heartily welcome visitors who
are interested IN our work. We
are glad to announce Mrs. Given
spoke highly OF the work being
done.
The Seventh Grade are wrest J.
ling with cube root.
The Fifth Grades prophesies
OF thr class were good, we all en-
joyed them.
-Guy Given exnerime entcd on
Specific Gravity to his Glass Tues
day.
Number Of pupils entered
scho'' last month %, average daily
att-nua nee ~ aud seven -twrntieti,s
Number neither absent or ta,dy -
y.
Brnce Barnes and Alyena
Chavez have bsen absent for the
past lev days.
Harry Benson sb.ent We'd
nesday
The Seventh Grade has fin-
ished C+ogf -pby and - r-s.e~lug
iof III. hDhi exaiulDnlion.
- q We us call geutle reader.
you vii never regret IL.
-Dsli Benson spd Carl Da
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

BOARD AND ROOMS.

| will take few bonrders and
roomers. Good .sble aud comfort
able accom- modations.
MRs. IIoRN.
Hillsboro, N. M.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
Is ALUM POISONOUS?
Whitens the Bakers Bread, but
Plays Havoc with the Stom-
ach OF the Consumer.

Alum is used by many bakers to
whiten their bread, enabling them
to use an inferior -four, and it is
also employed as cheap substi-
ltute for cream of tartar iu the man.
ufacture OF baking powder. Its
use in bread and baking powder
is very detrimental to health, pro-
duelng dyspepsis and obstinate
cons tlpaiion, and under certain
conditions Of the human system re.
suits in poisoning. What these
conditions are 80 far az each indi.
vidnai s concerned can only be
surmls-d: come peculiarity OF the
system prod uciDg a morbid change
~ the secretIons of the stomach
with which the alum com bines and
f"rns an active poison; or, the se-
cretions may be healthy but in alb
normal proputions, and these les
Ser or greater proportions in com
binstlon with the alum Constitute
pHson Just Ms two parts Of mer
cury and Two parts chlorine foIm
colonel, which il not poi-nnous.
While one part OF mercury and two
par's Of chlorine yield corrosive
rnhllma,e, which is "A most jead,y
poisou.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
are water carriers for the week.

/
-Eook keeping class is still
progressing rapidly, we expect to
finish common school book
keeping this term.
- We ore indebted to Mr.. Web
ster for the use Of bis History of
th. Cuban War, and extend oar
thanks tor the same.
We saw two members of the
School Board nearing the school
building one day last week and an
ticipated a visit from them but
they were like the pharisee
passed by on the other side"
Rob Crews was absent We'd.
n nesday.
Seventh Grade will finish
this week, and will
then start in on the General review.
Old Glory had to be taken
down to-day on account Of the
wind.
The last afternoon of this
school term will be devoted to the
celebration OF Longfellow's Birth
law
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

er 10 record all brands in ac,nai
use. Owners must record brands
both old and new. with the board
snd all brands not recorded within
20 day. after the passage OF tn,
act shall be stricken from the rec
ords. Brands will be recorded fre.
of cost to the owners except for the
internal revenue stamp required
AMI the sanitary board shall have
power To reject brands. II L.
shown that there are now 1000
brands in the territory. many of
which are obsolete and should be
expunged New Mexican.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

he school at Faulkner il al
vertieed to commence on the 2nd
inst, Miss Ella Worden, teacher
Our mining friend J. w Orch-
ard ID slightly under the weather
fro. a slight attack Of Ia grippe.
f. Nj Chncon, the enterpris.
ing young business man, Las re-.
turned from pleasure trip TO
Colorado While passing through
Albuquerque the journal Demo.
crnt gave him this send of. IF,
M Chacon, general manager for
the Hillshoro Mercantile firm Of
Arngon & Alert, aud poelical CON
tributor to the SllRRA COUNTY
ADVOCATE, was III the city yester-
day.
i, ". McAphee and Thomas
Baxter are dong soma develop
ment work on the lliberian mine,
owned by Hon W. s. Hopewell
and others. and have uncoy cred a
half foot vein Of rich sulphide ore
TINT should assay nearly 800 per
ton.
James Dalgliah, the merchant,
vitited his old home ut Chloride
this week.
The new concentration and re-
duction works ut kingsion started
up last week on Gypsey mine silver
ore md has been running very
successfully ever since MIR. Da
VIZ, the foreman, is said to be the
right man in the right place
The ADVOCATE will send repre-
sentative 10 TINT disirict shortly
in slle person Of Geo Y Robin, 10
write the enterprise up III full do
tail.
The preaent term of the Hills
boro public school vii close March
|, unlchs our clt'Hrns get "A move nD
lhemselves and contribute enough
of the nee'lfnl to keep the pchool
going month or two longer.
lhe funds of this school district
are about exhausted, and public
subscription is required to replen-
iSh thcm.
st Valentines day will he duly
observed 10 Illllrhoro aud alresdy
Postmaster Miller is looking some
What worried.
Jim Ross i- unite sick ut Mrs.
Horns boarding houre.
Mi-s Maggie Fountain, well
known here. has assumed the care
OF tie Claus.n children, at her
home at Mesila.
The IIillsb 70 Band has en-
rolled several new members and ~
steadily on new and
catchy music. IN n month or two
more the bnnd viii give the public
quite treat, or we will mias our
guess. lIs success Ia greatly due
- the nnilrlng exertions of &. NJ.
Iomlinson, who is making IL what
il ia, first cnes IN all respects.
colt case is going on before
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
PLEASE TELL HIM.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. 2S.
1899. +. NJ. Hillsboro, New Mex.
ico. Dear Sir: have boen told
that there are some dry wash pla
Ger machines being operated near
Hillsboro viii you please write
ma somtbing abont them Would
like to know who builds the ma
chimes and where at? ] want to
get hold of a first-c class dry washer
and want to witness actual suc-
cesrfnl operations before going to
trouble and risk and delay Of buy
ing one. Any information thank
fully received.
Yours truly.
4 II M.rurwa
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
LOCAL ITll MS.

stock horses to G G Miller fthi'
place. at private figures.
The Mepsrs. Craws Bros have
purchased the cattle belonging "a
estate of the late Pedro Martini. z.
For short time Wednesday the
Crews corral was as lively az "A big
round up on the range. Several
cowboys were busy with ropes,
knives and irona, ear marking,
branding etc, for number OF
hours.
Frank G.. ROLAND, OF Fenton,
M,ch., arrived here this week, ac
companied by bis sister, a charm
ing young lady Mr.. ROLAND is a
first class druggist and has &C.
cepted position at the Palace
drug store. The ADVOCATE well
comes Mr.. and Miss ROLAND to
Hillsboro.
II A. Ringer left for Mexico
Tue utsday on cattle business and will
be absent n couple weeks.
Thomas Mahar, Of Faulkner.
is quito disable by the swellipg
OF the riDews OF his right leg be.
meath the knee. Dro. Beals and
Given were in Attendance upon
Mr.. Mahar last Sunday.
= Richard z Barnes ia the new
ly appointed distriot attorney for
this rhird Judicial district, sue
csediug Mr. Heflin, whose term II
Office expired. Mr. Barnes Is
good lawyer aud fine gentleman
The Kingston school closed
last Friday and Prof Mayer went
to Hermosa to contlnt school
there for a short term.
All accounts coming from
Hermoss are to the effect that he
camp is booming it IL SAID
Messrs. Dorau, Young, Plemmons.
and Blucus are alt making big
in the mining lie. Good
for Hermosa.
Col. A. W. Harris is giving
his spare time to the Practice Of
law.
There will be the usual Episco-
pal services vt Union Church next
morning and evening.
John Butecke has gone to the
Cabello mountains to work for the
Freed copper company.
We received Coy Otero's re
port on New Mexico several weeks
,go, but wanted to look it over
before saying a word
lbout it This We have done and {
We desire now md here TO FAY that
I IL one Of the best, accurate and
most comprehensive reports ever
ssued by a governor Of this Terri.
ory
News comes from Chloride
hat couple of catlle rustlers
rorpeA iu'o Nirstrr's s'ern NO
ther day. bought boots and cloth
ng for themselves, and rode away
Ithout paying for the things. &.
|. Lsidlaw, who is IN charge. Is
aid to have followed them mile
7 more with Winchester, but
as unable to uverlaks them.
- In May. 1892, n school dis
-ict was created in Engle; bot as
n as we can discover no public
,hool has ever been held there.
through the enterprise Of Messrs
J Graham, Robert Martin and
hers a school ls about to be or.
anized Ata meeting ~ The citI
rs on The 25.d ul,. & j. Graham,
ID. Lylton and Robert Martin
ere elected j fecsors. Enqle pays
large percentage II The taxes of
le county and they certainly de
rye a school We wish them al
ccess.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03


Sherman ls proving one Ct the
richest in the camp. tie Is taking
out ore all week splashed
with native gold, and it his great
good luck stays with him for sev
aral months he will clear prott
of two or three Thousand dollars.
The many fris nds Of NJ NJ
Freed, tho CabeIlo mountain cop
per king, were delighted thls week
when he received word from attor-
nays that the Arnold suits against
his copper properties we're all
knocked out. 1t didn't surprise
Mr.. Freed very much. howeveT, rs
Ne was convinced all the time that
the man Arnold Ind 70 cause Tor
action. Mr.. Freed will renew wprk
on his valuable min,s without de-
lay, making HilIst orc his bsAd-
quarters.
Mr.. }. L. Manning has given
the Hillshoro gold mines au tx
cellent write up III the Santa Fe
New Mexican indeed Que u the
best the district has aver received d.
Thanks. Mr. Manning, thanks.
Severe! COLORADO miners have
notified Manager Hughes that they
will shorty arrive in this camp to
take leases on the Snake AID Up
min's.
L. W. Gaiss has taken lease
and bond on the American mlne
and xill work it for all the geo /
there is in it. H. has already EN-
pioy+d force Of eight miners.
In the H llsboro gold diggirgs
an explorer may hang his coat.
boots, accouticniebts or any per
eonal belongings in "A tree, and iind /
them 4here wien be returns, even
ii weeks have elapsed. A miners
'abln ia any emergency le more or
less the cabin of any person in
distress WHO n,ay pass that way
IL the ID iner be abseLt, the travel
pr may enter and make himself at
home as his needs may require.
always holding himself responsible
Tor the proper appreciation OF tue
privilege.
While the cost OF the new ex-
plosive, liquid air, is comparatively
light, being merely the cost Of
the air, yet its general
use in the Hillsboro district will
depend upon the removal of some
Of the present dangers accompany.
ng it's manufacture. So isr as
known its only pract'cAl test as an
Explosive has been made in coal
nine near Munich reported to be {
success. One thing will com
mend il to snma OF cur miners =
tier a short time il cessas To be {
rpIosiv-, 40 thai there il no dan. {
,-r Of its hanging fire or going off
unexpectedly. =
The Trippe mine made another 4
hi ipmen, of ore to the Silver City
trdu 'ion Works, Monday.
The Snake mine will serI out
shipment Of SO tons ~ ore to the /
~ Paso smeller htxt week.
This has haln a week 1T pay
l,yr il the Hillshoro camp, fully /
5000 L-irg pad oui to lie min.
Is Of IL onase, Opportunity, i
2ichmond, Cineinaii nud Printer |
by.
TIE var wi'L Spain nnfovor- ,
bly, al .,ed ...ssl r,lrluc ,rv.s.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
Cattle BRANDS

A bill Introduced by Hon james
> Duncan at the request ~ the
cattle sanitary board provides that
the sanitary board shall bsv, pow
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03

iIH'de NVuIltf,
Frank j, Cheney makes oath
that be Is senior partner in the firm
Of f. }. Cheney 4 Co, doing busi
ness in the City Of Toledo, county
md State aforesaid. and that said
firm will pay the sum OF One Hun
died Dollars for each and every
case OF Cathrrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls Catarrh
Cure.
LIS A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrb Cure ia taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood aud mucous surfaces OF the
System. Send for testimonials,
free.
Sold BY Druggists, 75c.
HalI's Family Pills are the best.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1899-02-03
HiIIsboro Mines and Mills.

Output of Hillsboro gold mines
for the week ending Thursday.
Feb. 2nd, 1899, as reported fol
Tup ApvoCATE.