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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1900
Page
2
A report from Hillsboro in dierre County Mexico describes a fastin event where Judten Mails is accused of aiding a free coinage of silver. The piece names 4 sound-place matters and outlines the public reaction to the proposal.
Fragmentary official notice from Sierra County appears with garbled text about notices, advertising and directory content. Reads like an inexact public notice or bureaucratic heading with unclear actions or deadlines.
Acting Governor Wallace issued a Christmas pardon to Henry Brooke a life prisoner in Grant county. Brooke was convicted of murder in 1492 served fifteen years at the penitentiary and had a exemplary record. The pardon is tied to abstinence from liquor and balancing mitigating circumstances.
Walter A Cameron of Stacy Montana reports a new branding method from the Scientific American. The device uses a two lever system with upper and lower jaws. A reservoir holds indelible liquid and a plunger draws fluid into a chambered block for permanent cattle branding.
A device uses lower jaw leverage to drive a tubular pin into the ear to push a plunger and inject liquid into a wound. A spring inside the tube holds the plunger, preventing leakage when not in use.
A chaotic clippings roundup reports a jail scene at Winslow, deaths in Tombstone and Phoenix, legal actions in Gila and Pinon counties, copper and ore moves, a deadly spring in Death Spring Nevada, a planned ice plant move from Needles to Phoenix, and multiple arrests, trials, and sentences. Figures include Walter Hickey, Joseph de Corry, J. Clarence Brown, Prof Forbes, King Vesery, and Denes.
Annie Bedpringer of 1125 Howford Street Philadelphia reports a dramatic relief from long standing coughing after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. The ad promises a free trial bottle at Nowers Drag Star and guarantees results.
Fragmentary text notes a boom in juries and a looming supply exhaustion. It mentions excess production and consumption, with a suggestion that Arizona may be favored again for copper interests. The wording is garbled and lacks clear subjects.
The Tacson Star asserts that pushing for higher silver demand will double the mining industry. It argues that many hundreds of mines are being developed and will raise output significantly in the near future, lifting overall value.
A Philadelphia man, Jobo Oliver, recalls illness near death with yellow skin and pain. He credits Electric Bittere with his recovery after three weeks, claiming it saved his life and robbed death of another victim. Also mentions a party heading to San Marcial to explore a coal prospect near Engle, once found by W. W. Jones and abandoned due to surface water.
The court admonishes witnesses to speak truthfully and refrain from speculation or misstatements as the proceedings probe the wandering testimony. Officials emphasize honest testimony while warning against ungrounded assertions.
A dated advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for "female weakness" and related disorders. It cites testimonials from women claiming relief from pain, irregularities, and nerves, asserting free consultation and no charge for advice. It frames the medicine as a trusted medical discovery with confident, paternal tone.
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