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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1898
Page
2
Friday Saint August 19 term refers to a retired at the hospital. Hillabor, Jerrs County, New Merion, for tenure from through the United Box Mutia. Possible mention of Free Coinage of Si Midol.
The fragment appears as an official county paper excerpt noting advertisements and directives. It mentions Sierra County and promotional content without clear dates or names, indicating a placeholder or listing of notices.
The piece argues that postwar prosperity hinges on currency inflation and future confidence. It warns that a general price rise must accompany any boom, noting past inflation during the Civil War and the danger of misattributing a boom to the war's end. It examines currency expansion, credit use, and prospects for renewed industry.
A New Mexico mining exhibit features an ornate table valued near 5000 dollars. Crafted from gold silver and precious stones, it sits four feet high with a silver top and gold legs. Panels depict Santa Fe Plaza the Union soldiers memorial and early mining scenes. The piece highlights the territorys wealth while contrasting Arctic boom tales and silver prospects.
Waning ad touts King’s New Discoveries for coughs and colds claiming rapid relief. It urges readers to visit the drugstore for a trial bottle, offering a regular size for 50 cents and a 100 dollar guaranteed cure with money back.
The piece notes rising mining methods over twenty years, with ore under 30 per ton being discarded in Colorado. It cites Ward, Boulder County shipments to a mill, and Nevada County’s Spanish Mine outputs, comparing costs and profits per ton while urging focus on health for lasting beauty.
A damaged excerpt reports Oliver Lew and Gilliland linked to a murder of Col Vountain. Sheriff Pat Garrett pursued suspects. a clash led to officers killed HK Kearney and others wounded. A graphic letter from the fugitive describes the fight and justifies avoiding arrest, while readers remain unsettled.
The note questions why New Mexico is not admitted to statehood and urges Uncle Sam to place the territory under martial law. It advocates Governor Otero sending aid to Sheriff Garrett and deploying forces to capture Joe, signaling a swift response to the alleged threats.
A broad admonition on personal health compares caring for oneself to tending a horse or crops. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a top medicine to boost appetite, digestion, liver function, and blood quality, claiming cures for lingering coughs, chest and throat issues, and nervous conditions. Pellets for constipation are also advertised, with local officials and lodge notices interspersed.
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