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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-16

OF the British casualties at Potgieter's
crit from February 5th to February
fth shows: Killed %, wounded 319,
missing 5. This dispatch from Cen
eral Butler is dated from Chievelrey,
which is taken in some quarters as an
indication that General Butler has re-
moved his headquarters to that place.
There is nothing to indicate whether
or not he left IN large force at Spring.
field.
The cessation of war news from
South Africa is taken 20 indicate that
the British preparations for q move
from Modder river are about complet-
ed and that important events can be
anticipated within a few days. Inter-
est centers almost wholly upon Field
Marshal Roberts, especially since Cen
eral Buffers report of his withdrawal
from Vaalkrantaz camp, for tbs first
time, through Lord Roberts, OWL
that all the different operations over
the wide field will hereafter be more
completely co-ordinated. 1t is now
known that the military attaches have
gone to join Roberts at the Modder
river, another move preluding an ad-
vance.
A dispatch from the Modder river an
nounces the arrival there of 1,40O refu-
gees from the Barley West district.
They had been ordered away by the
BoerS because they refused to join the
republicans. The refugees reached the
Modder river via Koodoosberg.
1t is learned hat 200 Beers were
killed or wounded during General Mac
Donald'S reconnaissance.
There is no confirmation of the re-
ported sortie of British troops from
Ladysmith nor of the Boer ~outfanking
movement
A report comes from Durham that
British artillery forced the Beers to
evacuate their camp on HIangwana
hill, south of Colenso. 1t would be an
important advantage if the British
were able TO occupy the position.
BOER ACTIVITY.
the Rensberg district seems to have
given the Beers an opportunity for re-
newed activity. They have apparently
commenced ar extended attack on the
British lines and are meeting with mi
nor successes which are having con-
siderable moral effect on the border col
onists.
INVASION OF ZULULAND.
The Boer invasion of Zululand is
causing keen anxiety. Apart from the
fact that it threatens General Buffers
supplies, it is difficult to believe that
the Zulus a long be kept quiescent
while their cattle is commandered
and their country over-run by their
hereditary foes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-16
ACTIVITY IN B0ER CAMPS
HEAVY FIGHTING WITH 0UTPOSTS
ABOUT RENSBERG.
THE BRITISH FORCED To RETIRE

After sharp Conflicts They
All Outposts West OF Rensberg-Two
bays Hard Fighting Near
Line of Communication is
Threatened-Boer Invasion of Zulu
land-Uneasiness for Safety of Cecil
Rhodes and Negotiations Opened.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-16
TWO NOTABLE SPEECHES.
FROM OPPOSITE STANDPOINTS ON THE
FINANCIAL BILL.
SENATORS ALLISON AND JONES

Argue For and Against the Senate Sub-
stitute-Senators lindsay and Till
man Put SeveraI Questions to the
Former-His Lively Tilt with the
South CaroIinfan- A Fish
ton Station on North Carolina Coast.
Death of Representative ChickerIng.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-02-16
FEARS FOR C~ECILSRHODES'
SAFETY.

The friends of Cecil Rhodes are be-
coming alarmed at his possible cap
ture and have sent an emiSSary to see
Dr. Leyds, the diplomatic agent of the
Beers in Europe, in regard to the prob
able course the Beers would pursue in
the event of his capture. DR.. Leyds
assured the Intermediates that the
Beers did not intend to kill Mr.. Rhodes,
but, he added, they would certainly
hold him as a hostage until the in
demnity for the Jameson raid was
paid. In view of the developments
since the raid. the Beers have also de-
cided to double the amount of the in
demnity demanded, 70 Mr.. Rhodes
friends will have to hand over SO, 000,-
900 before he is released. 1t is also
learned definitely that DR.. Jameson is
still at L~adysmith, in spite of the con-
hicting reports.
A semi-official paragraph published
in The Globe this afternoon says Ger
many does no contemplate interven-
ton The German government, it is
added, does not consider itself concern
ed in the future status or in the exist
ence of the Boer republics.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
A SILVER BONANZA

Lust week rich strike was
made in the Silver Cell mine at
PIuos Altos, which recsntly passed
INTO the control Of Denver parties
The story told of this mine is inter.
esting. Twelve years ago two
brothers named llmick came
from Colorado ard located nt q
point few miles northwest of Sill
vel City for the pnrpnse OF engng
Ing in the dairy hualness. The
ground ou which the mine is lnca'-
ed was at that time surrounded nv
a wire fence, and frr five years the
brothers herdpa and milked thrir
COWS and sold their milk and but.
ter without suspicion ol the
wealth that lay uuder their feet
But living 40 near thriving camp.
they could not but take an interest
in ores, and one day ahout sever
wears ago piece ct ore WAS found,
assayed, and gave such remarkable
returns that they devoted their
eparr time 10 tracing the lead. the
result heing that they located 43UO
feet on the veIn, and commenced
development. The NINE paid from
the grass roots. Several ihepsand
dollars wae taken o0l IA the lrst
Is feet Of work done, md since
that tine the two men have nvrr
aged not lpes theu $I00G9 per
,car profit with the maat primitive
methods, working three Of tour
hours per day when thcy warNet'
At all, hesung the one wiia e
wbim. pumping the seepeGe wnte'
With uiudmil, and snelunl
their own ore with eu adobe smelt
.r al Tie ancient Npsi,an pntteln
The mine ha- been sold 70 ben
YER nen fur $4,000, who hay,
paid bali the pufehsae piee froo
The ontpui If the properly Tie,
are putting III machinery and ex
pect to produce for 20 cents ~
ounce,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
NJ Il CHURCH

Sunday, Feb %; Preaching ut
III y. 10 aud Z 30 y, ~, SuudaN
School ~ 3 q M Epwotth b~,pur
~ $50 .. m The special Meet
inps are s,ill in p,ogress Man,
nave been helprd Gud has agalo
undlcatei 'he power Of His Splrit,
aud His approval Of genuene spirit
ual reyivnl-: hes are the spiritual
showers, the refreshing times from
liiA presence Dear render. are
yun saved for eternityY Where
viii You spend il? Jesus said,
Except u mau be born again. b,
cnnuol rntrr the Kingdom # God :"
Church memherehiu, good works,
morality or anything else, except
saving faith IA Christ. viii not save
You Ihe services VIII continue
i q iinitely A are invited
II VAN NALKtNRuRdn,
Pastor.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
GALL FOR REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION

A delegate convention OF the
Republican voters of the county OF
Sierra is hereby called to meet IN
Hillsboro at 10 O'Clock on the
morning Of Saturday, March 3rd,
1900, for the purpose OF electlnR
three delegates to the Territorial
Convention to be held at Socorto
on the l7th day of March, 1900, tor
the purpose of nominating dele
gates to the national convention to
be held at Philadelphia.
The Republican electors OF the
county and all those who believe
in the principles of the Republican
party and endorse its policies are
cordially invited to unite under
this call to take part in the selec'
ton of delegates to this convention.
The several precincts Will be en-
titled to the following representa-
tion
Preciact No. /, lake Valley, deleeatee'
Precinct No 2, hillsaoro, e eclegates
Precinct No. 3, 81 81 p, ueieEAFr
Precinct No. 4, Las falomas, deieaa'es.
Precinct No. 5, Curiiilo, Z q lesa'rs'
Precinct No. I, Monii e 10, / deltg 'ies
Precinct No. h, san Jose 2 dslegatcs
Precinct No. 9. He,mosa, : deleg I 9
Precinct No 10, fairsiew, 2 de.es ties
p,crinct No II. Fnrle 2 Delegates
Precinct No. Is, Ficrra Blanca, : 1eieA $
piocint No. 10, Derry, ! de,ese'es
prr,inct No. IS, Fankrer. 8 delegates
Total ....,. 81 delegates.
Alternotcs viii not be recoe
nized. Proxies wlll only he recog
rized if held by citizens OF th'
same precinct from which dele
gates giving the proxy are elected
Precinct primaries will be heId no
l.ter than Aarch 2pd, 1900
ALols PRElssFR.
Chairman.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
ATTENTION, YOUNG MEN

The superintendent OF pubic IN
struction has al his di-posal sever-
al scholarships at u law school, as
explained below:
Santa Fe, n VI, Feb II, 1890
Whereas. rhe NarbvilIe college
at Nashville, Tenn, has feqnrsird
the undersigned to appoint three
worthy young men frop this tern
tory TO free scholarship ~ the De
partmrnt OF law OF the said college,
said appointment will enlitIe the
appointees to regular lLsiructl"n
in law until graduation, Tor the
bachelor of laws degree, aud ad'
mission To the bar
Therefore, |, tie undersigned,
superintendent Of pubic lnsuuc-
ton for New Mexico, do hereby
give notice that until the lolh dny
of March, A. y. 1909. viii receivr
Applications ior such appibtmeHi
ftom any young mau reesdlng ~
The territory Who wishes % apply
fof free admission ~ sad college,
aud avail himself ot this propiu-
,.t,. ..l,,f,.ytuutty
All newspapers in the territory
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
A PICTURE OF WAR

London, Feb. 10. The follow
ing vivid description has heen re
calved from one Of the we'll known
war correspondents at the front
Nothing Is seen, no man, no
smoke. The only thing seen is
the dust thrown up by the bullets,
like a rainslorn On the surface OF
a hike, the artillery throwing shells
and the shells bursting lu con.
.srast 10 this is the roise, which Is
Internal; with occasional lulls II
eounds as il i million kettle drums
were being played "a conr,an,
ira. ra-ra ra. with the hoam, boom
of the big guns and the hnrsher
sound of the pumping of the Max
inns, Hotchklss, Maxim H"rlen-
feldts, and machine guns IN gener
al The discord is APPALLING. AZ
every gun has different sound
and each shell going through 'he
air huns or Whistles according TO
it's breed. After time you can
tell What il coming. ur, II one OF
your own, what IS going. The
most terrifying Of the enemy 4
guns il q sort Of Hotchkise, which
fires about five rounds at a time,
and IL rows one pound shell
which bursts. You are safe no
where, az bullet, fired 1T an ob
iect at 500 yards, whieh mlssee
hits and kills At 2J0J or 5OOO'
lt prac,icaty mepna With these
rhps that half,ss il never spent
until il bits something and remains
there. When bnlltt strikes -,
hear nothing; II goes right lhrouef
u man and probably travels on an
othsr 2CC0 yards You hear
gruat or u gnrgle aod the man col
lapses. Ihe worst thing is a hul
let wound in ths stomach, which i
morlnl The pain is excrucia'ing
and they howl like a shot hare
it sonndp like n cbild screaming
and il horrible But you see eucl
lot Of beastlv sights and hea
snch lot Of henrt rendlng sound
that You become accustomed TO
and calloused.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
LAKE VALLEY News

There has beeu nn unnsnnlly y
heevy demand for nngora gonie
during the pnsl Two weeks, md had
there been enough gaais to supply
the demand we could have sold
10000 haad h II Johspp. aeere
tnfv aud ,rraaurer OF the Slerrs
Comfy Cont and Sheep Gr"wers
Aernciatlop, ia constantly receiving
letters from parties III the Enst
who are desirous Of buying goats
for their farms. -. 9 Taylor re.
fused to sell GOO Of his wether
uonls at 80 rs per head Mr.
raylo, says he does not know oi
nny investment that he conld put
two dollars aud sevepty five cents
into that would net him vi. % per
wear. Mr. rnylur ha1 a dry herd
of goats thnt hep 1900 head III
goats ~ IT. aud be pnSr - man S35
a month IT, take cnre II them tie
has jnst sold a clip Of wool from
lhese goats that neit.-d hlp S9OO
II will be sern by he above state.
mpnt thai the manifestations shown
IN regard to the goat business arr
not without foundation
J II Lnthnm purchased bOO
head IT sheep from Fisk ~ Barnes
last week DousId ration private.
Ell Patton md Mr. Ellis are
yppcflug - stlp IN lc0c hegt ~
old Mexico nnnpieH III . few we~ks.
Through the untriug Efforts
II Mr.. VI. Il Willmus Pai,ck
GIL has been taken INTO the Old
Soldierr' Home ut Los Angeles,
Cal Mr.. Gil waa au old resident
oi this county, icing among the
first who have seen the rirr aud tall
OF he wonderful Lake Valley silver
mines. lie IL 81 years old and 's
yet able To- get aruuud ~ we'll ~
mort men At so ilis ysvy friendr
wish him pleasant trip and a good
home Mr. Gil fought 10 both
oar wars AID is deserving OF the
brne lils Of bis new home
NED.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Ooe Of the men who beld up ;"
southern Pacific train At Fa'r
hank-, Aliz. hns hee1 captured,
md proves to he .Inck Dunlap
"Ihrt Fingered Jack f" of Colo
RADIO IN was wounded by Capt
rAiiiian while rohliug the express
car Ni,lon was Inessenger on sbe
eaf hna ioet nu n,m "a conae
queue, oi a wound Tho meesen
ar vts foruserly ehlef Of police Al
l9i l'9a
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

e. ntpnt sinre Jan 1890, 500
GALES, McVey a. Co. have n
four foot breaet of ore on their
leese at the Snake, and two tesrna
hauling regularly to tho Porter
mill
fho Eldarndo company has
decided to pxppud $4,000 III actual
development work on the Eldorado
niue before slipping 10 mill or
tmolier.
n. II Bckford, the sole owner
II the johnson, IN happy. Lust
lursda the ninera ut that prop
erty struck The continuation of the
Golden Era vein at "a depth OF 90
feet, and Nge now hoistlng two tons
Of $3.50 ore per day,
- New machtnery IL being act
40 nt the mnes of the Sinnnma-
honlng company. aud We look Tor
AZ lucieAsa 10 the prodnctioa ol
those excellent properties il the
nenr future
David Sliiaell aud bis Olpos-
unity dump nre now 90 tous nhrad
Of the Porter mill.
Capt II i. Lee has samples
of an apparently very rich find, AT
Pr-ispcr's asany ollice.
Hon Sins Alexander WAS
here this week respecting the But
Ter mine. Before returning home
to Socorro be made arrangements
for the putting up Of another hoih;
and the sinking If No. 2 shat. to a
dephb II 600 feet.
Negotiations are again pend.
ing for the sale OF the freihnfp
niue.
The Odell stockpile hns been
spld 10 the Pueblo sm-lter
Senator Andrews, with n mum
ber II Iltishurg capitalia's. II
expected in the camp next week.
Poy day a, the Trippe, Rich
mond. Snake and Wicks occurs on
the lat
Freighies are all busy hauling
ore t. the railroad 1T Lake Valley.
The night crews Mt the Snake
and Rich mond were put on again
,ha 'ira' ~ tho weee ~ compliance
with orders from headquarters.
The gold production OF the
Hlllehoro placers Tor February
will mount 10 nh out S2 800
Barney Martin has began
shipping from the Blaine aud
Mckinley mines.
Crnmrine & Orchard have "a
tons ready for the Silver Cit,
a.,altar
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

An almond eyed celestial went
on a rampage ID Meedalena last
+ rr,,iay aua tiied 10 eAtingalrn a
Youthful sou Of New Mexico HE
effort resulted IN his being pat nn-
der bond to keep the fence, after
be had shown considerable ngiIity
in doagiug pistol shoi- -Socorro
Hhieitaiu.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
GINL Gi>p 1T

Cbra e., y Wtti 60, Iexas.
Feb lGih, 1900 Postmaster,
llhlehoro, n N Have yen /"
psper II your io~n ? Ifyon have
hand lhis u tbe editor. wonld
Ike % read his paper Tor one year
J l. Lockhor',
Cahaae 70, De W.T. Co.. Texas
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

A new American girl will he III
trodnced to the public in the pages
OF the March Ladies' home Jonrn
al. She vii owe her creation to
Hcward Chandler Chris'y, The
Young artist who has recently won
great distinction TOR his most In
ierestlpg portrayals of American
wom.nhood. The first drawing
will show the american Girl at
Chuteb," and subsequent ones will
uieture her as btide, at collage,
~ sports, ON the farm, in society,
as a daughter, and as mother
There will be oight page. pictures
ia IL
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

j. l. Collard contemplates
starting bakery and confectionery
IN the old n.eat market building.
near the post oi,'ce.
Keller, Miller IL Co. have
rented the old court honse on Main
street for u store room.
Mira. August Relngardt ia
quito sick.
Our barber shops have ra.
duced the price Of ehaving to loo.
and halr eating TO 300.
The Mormon elders lef, town
last Friday. owing to lack os
appreciation.
Mrs Barnaby, formerly oi
kingatun. has sent Mira. X. II,
Hopper a pretty native copper VASE
direct from smelter IN Arizona.
r. Barber Robinson, formerly OF
llllsboro, died in Arizons recently
where he was living with his fam.
lily.
Mrs a. l.. Mclaughlin wac
quite slck during tho week, but has
recovered.
= judge Elliott IL yet confined
to his bouso from tho Injuries re.
cslved 10y u calf he was leading
enlanRling him IN ths rope an,t
running away with him.
a portion of tho roof Of tha
old Alexander house. near Union
Church, was blown of during y
hrn,y w,ndetorm 'rnrsday. Luck
lily ,ha occupants, Mr.. Nalson aud
family, were not injured.
fifty thousand pounds of grain
aame III from the River fnrms yes.
tefduy and was purchased ny
Keller, Miller & Go.
About. four years ago James
McNry, onos,of our well known
miners, lnst ladies' gold watcit
between town and tho Wicks mine.
Dlllgenl search and inquiry iaiIe'l
TO reveal It, aud the matter wns
.bout forgotten when, tho othtr
day, BIO learned that Mexican
woman living down on tho River
b.s he watch. 1t appears that 4
native 1t Hillshoro found tho
watch and sold 1t TO her. Mr.
MrNcy proposes 10 recover Lis
property, II posaible.
Capt. II. I. Lee was very
sick mHn from Ia grippe Tor severnl
days this week
Married, at tho residence ~
Mr.. bud Richardson, ut Tierra
Blanca, Feb. 2lst, hy Rev Clark.
Mr. Frank Richardson aud Airs.
Amanda Longboltom. A repre-
sentative gsihering Of Sierra eouD,
ty's youth and beauty were present
and epJnyod splendid supper.
dancing unlil toe early hours of
Washlngton's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Perkln~
are now hving ut Dawson, Alaskus
where Mr. Perkins owns aud oper-
ate some very rich placer ground.
ihe other day Mrs. lhos Murphy
nf this place received n handaoms
Sl5 gold nugget from Mrs. Perkins
ss token OF friendship aud es.
teom.
The 9,.,sLolo so.oo, Easa-
Ington birthday entertainment, lsak
evening, attracted large crowd
aud "as very pleasing and inter
esiing. The children did we'll =
likewise the grown np folks. Tho
Misses Robertson and Grayson ara
entitled 10 the principal c, edit Tor
the suceesa Of the entertainments,
Mrs. FIeury and Mrs. Hsra>
dou Of Spring hsId. III who lava
been Waiting their relatives, Mr.,
and Mrs. lhos. G.. Iall ia tina
pIac for month or two pasi, lsfk
ior home Tuesday. being acceInp~.
u'rd by Mrs Hall es ir ~ Ssu'A
! fe
q. NJ. TomliDson Ii sole sgene
for the celebrated Kentucky CNSaS
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Hon. +. w. Parker will preside
at the next session Of the district
court at Carlsbad, beginning Mon
day, February &c; also at the SEES
sion at Roswell beginning Monday,
March Il. Hon. G A. Leland
will preside at tho session at Silver
City, beginning Monday February
26.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
FOR SALE

span good Mules. Wagon aud
harness.
Odd Mule. good saddler,
Fine saddle hofes, pnesr,
weight 900 los
Will trnde wagon for wood In.
qniro Of }. H. Jones, Hl'lsboro.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Saws the S lyer City Eagle
There is rumor current that the
new syndicate which 10 now IN
uossession OF the Santa Rlta copper
mines will soon open the property
10 lsasers again. As there were
200 leasers last year. all making
money. the resumpslon of work by
them will add greatly TO prosperity
in Grant county. and it the COM
pany also keeps it's promise to put
500 men to work in the mines then
Santa Rita will be lively locality
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Hon. Slas Alexander and faml
lv returne d Monday morning from
an extended pleasure trip through
southern California. All principal
points were visited including the
island Of Santa Catalina off the
harbor of Los Angeles. = Socorfo
Chieftain.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
State OF Ohio, City of Toledo}
Lucas County,


FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath
that be is the senior partner OF the
firm of Il. j. CHENEY ~ Co, doing
business In the City OF Toledm
County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of CATARRH that
cannot be cured by the use Of
Halls CATARRH CURE
FRANK J CHENEY
Sworn to before me and sub.
scribed in my presence, this 9th
day Of Dece M ber, A ID 1886
A. w GLEASON,
H. 81 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
svstem. SeDd for estlmonlnls,
free.
+. J. CHENEY & Go,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75o.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

q. NJ. Iomlinson ID sole sgene
for the celebrated kentu Ky CsSa>
fort Whisky
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
STORY or A SLAVE

ia he bound haud and foot Tor
years by the chains Of disease n
the worst form of slavery George
u Williams, Of Manchester, Mich.
tells how such slave was made
free. He says: "My wife hns
been go helpless for five yeere that
she could not torn over IN brh
alone After using two bottles 81
Electric Buffers, she q wonderfully
improved and nble 10 do her own
work" Thia supreme remedy Tor
female Diseases quickly cures nrr
vousness, sleeplessnese, melen
choly. headache, bnckachg, fa'nIlnp
aud dlzsy spells THIS miracle
working medicine is a godsend to
weak, sickly, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Onlv
so cents. Sold by l.. Il. Mowers,
Druggist.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

4 remarkable poker come took
pl lace recently st Iulafoss saih
kv.. wealthy csitleineu in the game.
Il l,sted from saturday mernin2
M il supday 4isai Cti.s eers
wn-th $50 each ana there wn- .s
cne time sI5.0c0 on the table au,!
o.. haod va called for $1,000.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

are requested to reproduce ,his
notice
M G pI BAcA,
Superintendent Of Public lnstruc
tion of New Mexico,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Cous.aotly receiving fresh cab
Gi:s ~ l.se ?pst- rtsce
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23
A. T. & s. F. R'y co.
A. T. & s. F. R'y co.
Time Table in Effect at Lake
Valley, January lst, 1900
Train Arrives IL :05 p m.
Train Departs IL 20 P. NJ.
r. Js.Jobson, Agent

SUNDAY TRAIN TAKEN OFF
Lake Valley Station, January
3lst. 1900 Sunday train service
on Lake Valley branch is discon-
timed. Train VIII run daily,
except Sunday.
r, j. JcBsoN, Agent
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

roa mlpn, since Jan ! leoo, 500
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1900-02-23

Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,