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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-12-19

and is sold on its merits
by all druggists in fifty
cent and one-dollar siz-
es. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
CHLORIDE.

The stable and corral fence be,
longing to Chss. Anderson were
destroyed by fire on May 10th.
His house had . narrow eseape
from destruction. One OF Austin
Cravford's houses caught on FIRE
twice during the oonhagration.
Harry Reilly and family paid
Chloride visit this week.
Messrs, Shadford and Anderson
OF PhilIipsburg. we're IN town.
W. ID. Reilly paid Chloride .
short visit this week,
Miss Minnie James is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Calhoun.
Miss Effie Msbry is visiting her
sister in Bisbee, Ariz.
Storm clouds are very much in
evidence here. but no rain.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
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Levi Strauss COOS |
CoPper-riyeted
OVeTa1lS

. number of small camps scattered al
over the island, but there has not been
work enough done in them to determine
whether they have anything Of value OF
not. Gold has been found on several
creeks on the island. but 30 far, not In
paying quantities. The heavy timber
and swampy nature Of the large crock
bottoms are bar 70 thorough prospect.
ing Cor placer. Hacers would have to
be very rich to pa for clearing and draw
ing. The weather 10 still cold and the
snow goes of very slowly. Wsdnd dead
deer al! along the beach and I am afraid
the severe winter has almost sxtsrminAt-
cd them. The few live ones that have
sesn lately are very poor and weak.
| will send by this mail an Indian tea
spoon made from the horn Of . noun.
tain goat and while VEgie fessts on
Belgian hare she can sip her tea FROM 2
siwash spoon, Yours Truly,
w. 4. TAYLOR.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

KINGSTON, New MRxIco,
MAY 7, 1908
WE, your committee, appointed on
resolutions Of reapect on the death OF our
late brother. Thomas Q. Hall. would
submit the following;
WHEREAS, our late brother, Thomas G.
Hall, highly esteemed. respected and
loyal citizen, q member and officer Of
Kingston Lodge No, l6 A. F. 4 A. NJ, has
departed at the call Of the Supreme Be-
ing to the land from whose bourne no
traveller returns;
WHEREAS, the wife has sustained an
iveparable loss Of . kind and loving hus-
band, and our lodge faithful member,
in the death Of our late brother, Thomas
G. Hall;
THEREFORE,; Be 1t Resolved, That We,
the members Of Kingston Lodge No. 10
A, F, 4 A, NJ. offer our sincerest condo
lsnce to the widow Of our late brother,
and,
Be 1t Resolved. That the Treasurer's
Station Of our lodge be draped in mourn
ing in respect for our late brother. and.
Be 1t Resolved, That a copy OF these
resolutions be spread ON the minutes Of
our lodge, and that a copy Of the sams
be sent to the widow OF our late brother.
Dated in open lodge this 7th day Of
May, 1908,
w. H. BucHER
WILL NJ. ROBINS
]. NJ. WEBSTER
Committee.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
A Letter From Alaska.

Mr.. D. 8, Miller, OF Lake Valley, re-
Gently received the following letter from
Mr.. w. K. Taylor, dated. Hollis, Alaska
4-29-03
Yours Of the inst. reached me In due
time, but as matters of interest have been
few and far between have delayed ans
wering it, The picture l sent you was
taken by neighbor last fall just after |
had returned from the West coast; could
hardly recognize myself, but the cabin
showed up fairly well and l thought you
would be interested in it. l have done
nothing to increase my wealth since jan
usry as there has been nothing to do
that cared to tackle. Hollis is min
ing camp and very slow one, The
Orackeriack group OF claims are here,
but have been idle most OF the time since
their discovery. The owners have never
been able to agree ON sny plan for de-
veloping the property. but as soon as
they realised that the mine was likely to
be valuable they began scrspping among
themselves. G. d. Lane Of California
and others have secured bond on
the entire group and are now taking out
fine orc. Lane was here about two weeks
ago and will be back again about the
middle Of next month, and from here he
will go to his placer mines at Nome.
Yes, there are several hundred Indians
on the island. They are industrious and
peaceable people, love good clothes, Sal
walton Army hymns and whiskey live
in villages in winter, the principal Of
which are Klawak and Shakan on the
west coast, and Kasaan on the bay Of
same name about Is miles from Hollis,
The children attend the mission schools
and the men hunt and trap bear, beaver,
mink, and fish for halibut and king sal
mon, In June they scatter out TO work
at the cAnneries and logging camps, and
the villages are deserted until the can
ming season closes. In all probability.
Alaska was the first part OF our continent
to be inhabited; the i,rst Russian boat
to reach this coast (l7al) reported that
the country was thickly inhabited. The
Siberian coast on Behring Sea was known
to be inhabited AZ early A. 164s. The
white mans civilization and whiskey is
aiowly but surely wiping the natives of
the earth. There are four mining camps
on the island that have post Offices; Ka-
saan, on Kasaan Bay, 10 . copper Damp;
Hollis. on Twelve Mile Arm, KassAn Bay.
10 gold and silver; DoIomi. 40miles south
a this place. is gold; the vaIperaso mine
al Dolomi, is regular shipper OF high
grade ore. The camp wss discovered In
1897. All Of the above mentioned camps
are on the east side Of the island-Cop-
per Mountain camp is on the west coast
Asd y . eSIpsr camp. There are quite
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
Toe Great 4 Risk.


In almost every neighborhood
someone has died from an attack
OF colo or cholera morbus, often
before medicine could be procured
or . phVsician summoned. A re.
liable remedy for these diseases
should be kept at hand. The risk
is too great for Anyone to take.
Chsmberlsin's Oollc, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has undoubted-
ly saved the lives Of more people
aud relieved more pain aud suffer
ing than any other medicine in use.
1t can always be depended upon
For ssls by oil druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

him, The rider. after running
down Chsyez, meyer oeased his
wild ride, but kept on and soon
vanished in . cloud of dust. Per.
hsps il vonld b we'll for the or
GERS, OF which there are several.
to put an end 70 bronoho busting
and furious riding within the town
limits,
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
LGoAI NOTICE.
Last Will and Testament 81 Mar
oeitno Duran, Deceased.

To Whom II May Concern.
All parties Interested are hereby no
tilted that the alleged last will and tes-
lament of MsFcelino Duran, deceased.
has heen fllsd for record in the Probate
Court a Sierra County. New MEXICO,
and that Monday. tho 9th day VI July.
A. d. 1903, ct 10 o'clock .. m, 10 the time
fixed by the Hon, Probate Judge for said
County for the proving Of said alleged
will and testament.
- Witness my hand and the
3'SEAL- Seal OF the Probate Court
(~~) this 4tb day OF May, A.
A. ID. 1903.
I'M. WRBsrKR.
Probate Clerk,
Mav0 3v
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Adam Montoya, . sheep herdar
st San Jose, four miles from Cub
sro In Valencia CouGty. Was found
shot through the heart. Mondsy.
Montoys was employed in the
sheep camps OF Adolph Sanchez.
and he had not . known enemey, a
cloud 0f mystery surrounds the
mans strange death. He was un-
doubtedly murdered a. no weapons
wers found near him. - EK.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

"A man living on . farm near
here came in a short time ago CON-
pleteIy doubled up with rheuma-
tism. l handed him a bottle OF
Chamberlain Pam Balm and told
him to use il freely and II not sat.
isfisd after using II he need not pay
cent for it," Gays G. p. Rayder.
OF Patten Mills, N. Y. A few DAYS
later he walked into the store az
straight as a string and handed me
a dollar saying, give me another
bottle Of Chambsrlain's Pain Balm.
! want II In the house oil the time
for II cured mo- For sale by all
druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

All itohing diseases are embar-
sssing as we'll as annoying. Hunts
cure will instantly relieve and per.
msnently cure all forms OF such
diseases, Guaranteed. Price 5Oc,
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets, All druggists refund the mo-
ney 1t II fails to cure, X. W.
Groves signature 10 on each box.
25o,
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

For Oatarrh and Colds in the
head, Hunts Lightning Oil 10 q
sure cure, A few drops taken in
tsrnally relieves and cures Orsmp
Colo, Cholera Morbus aud such
troubles, Guaranteed, Price 25
and so cents.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Ever ready, always reliable, are
Cheatham's Laxative Tablets,
They cure cold quicker than any
known remedy. Easy to carry,
pleasant to take. Guaranteed,
Price 25c.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

DON'T BECOME DISCOURAGED But
use Slmmos' Liver Purifier (tin
box). Many limitations Of tho orr
ginal, so be careful and SEQ thai it's
"PURIFIER" and manufactured by
the A. G. SIMMONS Jk. MEDI.
CINE 90.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Mr.. Joseph Pominville, Of STILL
water, Minn., after having spent
over $1,000 with the best doctors
for stomach trouble, without relief,
was advised by his druggist. Mr.
Alex, R,onsrd, 10 Try ooa oi
Chamberlain's Stomach Il Liver
Tablets. He did 90, and ia . we'll
man to-day. II troubled with in
digestion, bad taste in the mouth,
lack Of appetite or constipation,
give these Tablets . trial, and you
are certain TO be more than plessed
with the result. For sale at 26c
per boz by oil druggists.
When you want pleasant ply.
10 try Chamberlain's Stomach &
Liver Tablets. They are easy "a
take and pleasant in effect. Fol
sale by ell druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Ernest Snowsll was shot at a
saloon near Alsmogordo Bruce
Jones. the bartender, has been ar
rested for the killing.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
GREATLY ALARMED
~ persIstent Cough. Dut Pevvna.
nsntiy Cured BY Chamberlaln's
Couch 4omodv,

nsntiy Cured BY Chan,berlain's
Cough Aomedy.
Mr.. n. P. Bnrbags, student at
Law in Greenvills, 8. c. had been
troubled tor four or Ave years with
a continuous cough which he Gays,
''graatly alarmed me, causing me
to lear that l was in tho FIRST stage
OF consumption" Mr.. Burbage,
having seen Chamberlsin's Cough
Remedy advertised, concluded to
try II. Now read what he says Of
Il; "Isoon felt . remarkable change
and after using two bottles OF the
twenty five cent size. was perma-
nsntly cursd.' Sold by oil drug
gists.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Acement factory is to be built on
the Pecos river some 15 miles from
Roswell.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

1t 10 said that the largest rsser.
voir in tie world 10 TO be blilt in
Tonto Basin, Arizona.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

A crszy negro is running loose
in the mountains on the Gila river
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

The postofiios at Tuoumoarls
expects to be made . presidential
Office in July.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Will Pelphrey, OF Alamogordo,
is the cracksrjsck athelete at the
Agricultural college,
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
bottle OF Simmons' Cough Syrup
would cure you. Guaranteed.
Price 25 and 5Oc.

The warehouse OF Wharton h
Co., at Hondo, was destroyed by
FIRE.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

A hard frost killed the fruit In
the White Mountain country.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15
LOCAL NEWS,


District court will convene MoI
day, May 25th.
Wade Armstrong came back fres
El Psso on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pearson r.
Aurned from El Paso Wednesday
Az the weather warns mp th
iceman wears q confidential smile
Mr.. J. e. Liggett has commsnc
ed the foundation OF his new res
idence on North Perchs.
The election Of school diractorI
WILDE heldin the several precincts
of the county on Monday, juno l
Attorney James G, Fitch, Of So
zorro, paid Hillsboro . short visit
shia week. he came in Tuesday
leaving Wednesday.
Rev. n. W. Ruffner, OF Silver
City, will hold Episcopal services
in the Union church next Sunday
at IL a. m. and at 8 p, N.
DR.. N. j. Gehring, a friend OF J,
e. Liggett, Is doing the city, The
doctor will leave ~ a few days tor
his home at Portland, Ne.
Mr.. Frank Cox, who came from
Nogales, ARIZONA. to take care of
Uucle Billy Mead during bis last
illness. left for his home on Tues,
day.
The first home grown strawber,
ries were offered on the market last
Saturday. John Opeenorth brought
them in from nis ranch on the An
imas.
Last week G. q. Miller sold his
drug store building and fixtures to
s. F. Keller. For the past year
the building has been occupied by
Geo. I. Miller,
The county Jail now has one 90,
cupant. 4 Mexican was brought
down from Kingston last Friday
night. He is listed for thirty days
tor stealing wood,
AT the Union Hotel-Sam Levi,
San Fraacisco; G, w. Mckinney,
Charles Mckinney, Lake Valley;
II. J. Brown, KingstonI W. ..
Thompson and wife, CITY; F. B.
Drake, Albuquerque, W. B. Car
roll, Ell Paso; James B. Fitch, So
corro.
Uncle Billy Mesd's funeral oc-
CURED here last Friday aitsruoon,
Services were conducted st the
grave by Judge 4. B, Elliott. IN
accordance with Q wish Of the de-
ceased, Rrysnt's "Thanstopsis"
was read at the grave. The funer-
al was we'll attended.
Mr.. John Gardiasr, ct al, have
purchased the Lilly OF the West
claim, better known az the
Billy Mead property, and a force
Of three men went TO work on the
yesterday. This proper
ty was formerly owned by Frank
Cox.
W. b. Carroll, manager Of the
vi Paso Electrical Supply compa-
ny, has been in the city several
days this week and has installed
the lstsst improved and most efi-
oient burglar slarm systsm Tor tne
ase OF the Sierra County Bank, OF
Hillsboro, N, NJ. 1t il one OF the
nnest ana most oompiets sysisw.
Of the kind in the west,
For some time past, wild-eyed
broncho busters have made life
unpleasant for the residents OF the
town by furious riding and break
ing wild horses on the streets.
This amusement terminated in
what might have been fatal dis.
aster, last Monday. A two bus
ters we're furiousIy riding after .
loose horse. ona OF the riders ran
over Abel Chavez, who % SERIOUS
", bat not fatally, injured. The
injured man was removed to bis
home whsre DR.. Given attended
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

One hundred coke ovens are In
operation at Dawson.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cures q cold in one day, No cure,
No. Price, rs cents.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

Tho siK-moRths old son OF Con.
ductor John Ryan died at Alsma.
gordo.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

stops the Ceagh ana Werks on the
laid
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

A man ia the northern part oI
territory stole 1900 sheep.
Sierra County advocate., 1903-05-15

At best life 10 but short, Don't
make 1t shorter yet by rank neglect
Of that cough Of yours, when one
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
e9YANs MAKE DENIAL.
They Say Reported Eneaeement :
n;.s pu+h TO Hobson Is Untrue.

Miss Huth TO FooS p..,r
Lincoln. Neb., Sept. Sat the BryaL
home denial is entered to the STORIES
mhinb have come from Waynesvllle, n
~ that Miss Ruth Bryan and Cap'a.i-
Riohmond Pearson Hobson are eH5
gagged. : THE eos.
sins of this resort never had so mucI
to talk about as at present: lnes
have It that Captain Richmond rear.
CON Hobson. the famous hero or the
Marrlmac." is engaged to marry Ruth
Bryan. eldest daughter OF W1il'am Jeli.
ni1gs Bryan. Captain Hobson hl1lseii
declines to either confirm or deny the
rlmor. This much is certainly .rue.
5rantain Hobson writes a letter TO miss
Rryan every day in the week ana Jus'
MS often does he receive a plainly al
dressed envelope, postmarked Lincoln
CAPTAIN Hobson is the guest OF MS
relative, Major w. w. Struggled, neal
White sulphur Spring. and during the
first week Of his stay here was over
whelmed with invitations from design
iag mammas, and the summer girls az
thu springs besieged him with eques
for autographs, pictures. etc. Since II
became known, however, n a Captain
Hobson was writing so aSs1duouSly 70
Miss Bryan, these attentions nave al
most ceased. Captain Hobson has not
denied the engagement. and the gosslps
boot at the suggestion that their sur
mise Ia incorrect. Miss Bryan is in her
10th wear. .1au@ . -.=--lr =
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
PHYSICIANS MEET.
Aberdeen District Medical Society {,
Hold an Interesting Convention

eEHMlNs ~ Ssaia LSSuVOglSlOUs
Aberdeen, s.. D., Sept. 9.-The BIZ
monthly meeting of the Aberdeen Dis
trict Medical society, to be held at the
Alexander Mitchell Library building on
Tuesday evening, September Is, will be
one OF particular interest to physicians,
the papers and addresses being all de-
voted to nervous and mental diseases.
II. "A. To1mlinson, superintendent of the
insane hospital at st. Peter, Mimi, will
give an address IN 1.-The EARLY Treat
ment Of Insanity" A. P. Williamson.
late superintendent of the hospital at
Fergus Falls, Mimi, will treat The
Importance Of Early Recognition and
Treatment Of Early Symptoms of In
sanity and Dwight S. Moore, super
intendent of the state hospital for the
insane at jamestown, N. D., will read
a paper on THE EARLY Symptoms Of
Neurasthenia, Hysteria and Melan-
scholia." Superintendent Mead of the
Yankton hospital will give an address
on Some Observations or Paretics Ad-
mitted to the South Dakota Hospital
for the Insane During the Past Thir-
teen Years" and DR.. J.. X. Kutnewsky
Will give a report of the work in the
South Dakota institution for the feeble
minded at R%edfeld. A spread will fol-
low the meeting. The Aberdeen society
is becoming one of the most important
in the northwest. the membership in
Guiding nenrly all the physicians in the.
northern part of the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
SECRETARY SHAW
IN The BLACK HILLS
to the Top Of White
Rock Which Overlooks
the City
ENJoYs DAY
Watches the. Workings Of the Great
Ore Plants at Lead and Was
Surprised at the Output
of the Mines.

Deadwood, S. D., Sept. 9.-Secretary
Shaw, who arrived to attend the Amer
lean mining congress. showed the
Black Hills that he Is strenuous. He
said that he was telling we'll and en-
joying the trip exceedingly.
The secretary reached Deadwood
about noon and went to the home OF
Congressman r. w. Martin, whose
guest he will be while here. Soon after
dinner, accompanied by the young son
OF Congressman Martin, the secretary
climbed to the top of White rocks
overlooking the town of DeadWood
from the south side and which have
an elevation just one mile. above the
sea level, the apex being $50 feet above
the street Level.
Returning from h climb, Secretary
Shaw was taken to Franklin hotel
where he shook hands with a number
of prominent Deadwood men and 9TH
ers who are here Tor the American min
Ing congress-.
Mr.. Shaw said he wanted to see all
he could in his limited time and espe-
c1ally desired to go to Lead and see
something of the vast mining industry
there. Accompanied by Congressman
Martin and others he started at A o.. m.
by way OF the trolley railroad which
connects with the Twin cities. At Lead
the party, conducted by mine superin-
tendents, went through a great many
upper workings and the plants of one
OF the great mining companies, exam
lining carefully the workings of every
section of the property.
The secretary evinced intense inter-
est at every step and at one shaft
Which penetrated to the depth OF 1906
feet Secretary Shaw, looking down and
noting h 3rapidity with which the
cages We're raised n lowered, turned
n said he YVES sorry his time was
SO limited that he could not go down in
the mine.
At the testing room a test of ore was
made solely for the se~cretary's ediflca.
ton, a sample being crushed in min.
iature In a stamp propelled by com
pressed air, the dust being '.panned" ir
an old fashioned gold pan which the
'49ers used in California. Secretary
Shaw looked closely over the pan as
the motion Of the tester gradually
washed o the worthless matter
watching for color; but the test hap.
pened to be lead horse,'' and the test
er explained he a drawn a blank.
a few minutes were also spent In the
Hearst library, where the secretary was
greatly interested in the fine exhibit OF
ores from one of the large mines SO ar
ranged as to show different stages al
the different levels Of the mine.
IsetuiHliAe 70 VIA the mar
row gauge steam railroad, the secretary
rode in the cab of the locomotive II
order to get the best view Of the
scenery. Besides, he said, he would
rather ride on the engine than any
other way-the greater the speed the
greater his pleasure. The secretary ii
response to a question said even his
knowledge OF the sum of the output o.
gold at this place had not given him
q proper comprehension Of the scale OF
the Lead mining industry. nor Of the
gigantic works which are necessar,
contributors to its enormous gold pro,
duction.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
CAN'T GUARD
Turkey Notifies Powers Of It's Helpless
ness III Constantjnopie,

urkey Noti1eS Powers OF It's Helpless
ness III Constantinopie.
Berlin, Sept. S.-The Turkish govern
ment according to information received
from the foreign office by the Associat-
ed Press, has notified the powers that
the porte cannot guarantee the safety
OF the legations at Constantinople.
This extraordinary statement was
communicated without explanation in
response to an inquiry whether German
marines were among those Mr.. Leish-
man reported9a al being landed at Con-
stantinople. Foreign Office officials
added that the German embassy at
Constantinople had not reported wheth-
er German marines landed, nor whether
marines OF any other powers had
landed. Complete official reserve is
maintained on his point. The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent learned
that the German government regards
T-urko-Balkan affairs as having entered
AN acute phase. The porte's inability
to take energetic steps in the Macedon-
ian 1nSurrectiOn Is the worst feature
;of the situation.
The apparent weakness of the Turk
Ash government is due largely to its
long Difference toward the powers and
to divisions in the councils within the
palace, which are regarded here as
justifying the view that Turkey is in
capable of preserving order in the
European provinces unless allowed an
absolutely free hand to deal with the
insurgents as she pleases. Pressure is
being brought to bear on Russia and
Austria on this point, as the continu-
ance of the crisis, it is asserted, can
only result in drifting the powers and
the porte alike toward fresh dangers.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-09-11
MURDERED in IOWI1
BODY Put ND
!. O. Palmer, Eviden,x
Harvey ILL.,, Killed J,
Fort Madison.
DEED DONE sEp7Ena.
DEED DONE %sEp7eNBs,
D~ecomposed Body Found Tod.
ton, ILL.,, by a Car lnsp.cte,ns)
Been Shot Three Times.
derers Unknown.

New York, Sept. 9.--rhe aoo..
body Of a man who must hs'es
murdered at Fort Madison la ~
TENDER 2, was found in a fra,.,
here today. The car was n "
freight train. The find was m. Y /
car inspector whose %attention ..la
tracted by blood on the a wha sa|
q terrible stencil coming from
Investigation revealed that ha I'M
shot three times in the right sis NM
watch was cut from the cbais
nothing of value was found NM
son. A letter was found M
evidently from his wife, addrss,3
Il. O. Palmer. The letter was fros9
vey, III. A Wells Fargo express !.
for a grip. dated Chicago, Sen,sns
from j. O. Palmer, and constr
himself at Fort Madison, Ia ~
found.
The car in which the BODY Va. 4
was :eceived by the Santa II q,
from the Burlington at Fort Ns
September 2.