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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
2
The Sierra County Advocate editor Towson presides over the paper from Hilllbuce New Merten area. It notes subscription rates for one year six months and mentions post office classification and mail delivery. The text includes a tax advisory and official publication details.
The Boletin Popular reports M. O. Llewellyn named successor to Quinby Vance as surveyor general of New Mexico. Vance did not seek reappointment. his term ended recently. The article extols Vance’s impartial, capable service and predicts high honors if he returns to public life.
The piece notes Major Llewellyn boosting party activity in New Mexico and hints at political peril. It mentions U S soldiers in the Philippines suffering a climate related illness as a serious concern, with a hint of sarcasm about jokes.
The text notes that King Edward may delay his coronation until after the Boer War ends. It observes prompt action by democrats in Washington supporting Governor Otero and suggests a figure seeking advantage during the next four years.
A jagged account covers reactions to Czolgowski’s case, calls for imperial restraint, and critiques of war in the Philippines. It notes U S policy debates, Indian reservations and possible Fort Apache changes, plus a dubious patent liver purifier claim amid regional unrest.
If the senate presses the Filipino question, observers warn a very bad smell may arise soon as tensions mount and political stakes grow.
An old style advertisement promises a single box of Hunta Ti cures skin ailments including Kingsorm and Tetter for 50 cents. It targets readers with misleading medical reassurance and a low price claim.
In 1860 four men, Soively, Bireh and Mieke, were involved in the earliest weld at Minos Altos, marking a notable crafting milestone. The account highlights the participants and the historic context of this mid century metalwork achievement.
A discussion urges next summer elections to change laws in New Mexico including jury selection. It condemns clerks sheriffs and others as meddling and warns that jury commissioners control juries enabling packing for interests. The piece argues for a revised system and criticizes current practices amid political tension.
Hanon blames President McKinley for the gold plank in the Republican platform while Gon and Faneton voice fatigue over the Philippines and note that events unfold. Fanny remarks suggest that such happenings occur.
A promotional item extols Dr Vierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach, digestion, and nutrition related diseases. It claims cures for stomach disorders and related organ ailments including liver and lungs, with testimonials about rapid relief and widespread healing.
The text urges favorable timing for reforms in New Mexico, calling for investigations and demand for repeal of bad laws, with all parties interested in good laws and a rejection of fool government.
The Chicago Tribune surveys liquor consumption by nation, noting American per capita use around 147 gallons per ton of population in ancient estimates, with England, Germany, France, and the United States discussed. It argues climate influences temperance, claims Americans favor stronger drinks, and observes beer makes about 90 percent of total consumption.
A historical advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, claiming it cures catarrh by a constitutional internal treatment. It offers $100 for any case it fails to cure and invites testimonials, noting the product is sold by all druggists and features the Halle Family Pills.
Mrs 8 Iger of Dunkerton Iowa reports trying many medicines for stomach troubles and constipation with no relief until Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets, now available from All Drngists.
An odd political ad urges voters to “have a good man in office, kick him out.” It mocks fatigue and dullness, touting Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a cure. The seller is named Ali Denuguiste.
Judge Morris distinguished between a habitual drinker and a habitual drunkard in the case of Lillisa L. Price versus Robert N. Yorke. He ruled the husband a habitual drinker, not a drunkard, and refused the wife's divorce. The decision was reported by the Cincinnati Rohrer.
A Camden Messenger endorsement extols Chand erlain s Cough Remedy as a top cure for coughs colds and croup. The note claims prompt use prevents croup and urges households with young children to keep it on hand. Also mentions fire destroys The Harvey House in Rincon this week.
A testimonial from Northwood New York claims Mr Wheeler suffered joint pain in winter 1898 becoming nearly unable to speak yet after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm his joints felt cured and he has remained well for years. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists.
The Cooke White goat mine at Madrid endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup. Mrs J A Moone of North Star Michigan adds high confidence in the remedy saying it stops the cough and works off the cold. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim a cold cure in one day with no care and no pay at 25 cents.
A fragmentary notice references the New Mexico courts and judicial district system. It mentions courts of record and a general scope across the territory, with unclear dates or actions due to damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals including Crespin Aragon James Reay M Duran and W H Llewellyn District Attorney Procopio Tories Prolute Clerk J C Plommons Treasurer Andrew Kelley Sheriff Frank L Give and Supt of Schools in unclear association. The text appears to be a partial roster or list of public offices with multiple names and titles.
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