Chamberlain's Remedy Promoted In Topeka Business Notices
In Topeka last March E T Barber of La Cygne Kan suffered a severe cholera morbus attack. A hotel night clerk gave three doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which relieved him and may have saved his life. The notice urges families to keep the remedy, 25 and 50 cent bottles, for emergencies and lists C C Miller Druggist as seller. Also mentions Mr Scriven from New York City praising the remedy and ordering more. Picture frames and painters supplies noted from W M Tuttle El Paso.
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Topeka
E. T. Barber
la Cygne
Kan
Noine
O. OC. Miller
W. di. Tuttle
el Paso
Yn.y
J. A. Serione
New York City
Chambelain
Scriven
C.C. Miller
Fairview mining buzz and new hotel prospect
Mixed mail from the railroad arrives at Fairview with letters for Cuchillo and Grafton. Reports place a Dreadnaught mine sale under negotiation and a major mine development push at Chloride. The Black Range smelter is nearly ready, and new hotels and saloons open as residents relocate and invest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuchillo
Fairview
Grafton
Charles Stein
TB Melting and Mining Company
T. J. Cross
Beacon
Iowa
Cross
Farley Brow
Comstock
Mineral Creek
Q. Wills
Albuquerque
Wills
Daniel Benridge
Leadville
New York
Death on the Desert in Arizona Readies Relatives
Signal Arizona correspondent reports two men died of thirst on the desert after starting from Harqua Hala. Bodies found near Collins Wells and coffins sent out. Names found on the bodies are Rogers and Campbell. Campbell leaves a wife and children in England. Rogers unmarried, with a mother in England. Both men were unknown in the area.
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Kingman
Ariz
Signal
Arizona
Fernando Orostco
Collins Wells
Harqua Hala
Oroszco
Rogers
Campbell
England
Telegraphic suicide and threats in Colorado and Utah
Denver reports Captain Mc Beth land office receiver found dead by suicide cited despondency Martin Price also took his life in Salt Lake a warning card threats against Governor West Chief Justice Merritt and Mayor Baskin unless authorities leave the city within four days dynamite warned miners and deputies exchange prisoners at Cripple Creek with McDonald and others returned from Colorado Springs entity notes Colorado Utah frontier unrest and prison exchanges.
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Suivide
Denver
Captain McBeth
The
Land Office
Martin Price
Salt Lake
Governor West
Merritt
Baskin
Cripple Creek
McDonald
Strong
Colorado Springs
Altman
Denver Commonwealers mobilize for Washington march
Gen. KR. W. Morris reports 1,500 men enrolled in the Denver Commonweal Army ready to march to Washington by rail. The roll shows 632 names, with an estimated 700 heading for Leaver. Carter and his 275 Industrials reach Pueblo en route to Denver. A petition to President Cleveland for Coxey’s release is to be forwarded.
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Denver
KR. W. Morris
Washington
Carter
Pueblo
Cleveland
Coxey
Large land case set for trial in Oklahoma
Perry Oklahoma May 28 one of the largest cases ever tried in Oklahoma will be called for trial before Register Davis of the Perry land office next Tuesday. The dispute involves 5000 townsite settlers and about twenty homestead entry men over 640 acres worth about a half million dollars. The property lies north of Perry and nearly 1000 witnesses are expected.
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Perry,ot
Oklahoma
Register Davis
Perry Land Office
Perry
Cass
Judge refuses to dissolve injunction over Fire Marshal removal
Rockford Illinois May 28 Judge Crabtree refused to dissolve the injunction restraining Mayor Hutchinson from removing Fire Marshal Heffron a Catholic The move against Heffron was driven by the local A P A with the mayor as head of the organization
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Rockford, Ills
Crabtree
Hutchinson
Heffron
Masses of Coxeyites Headed for Denver as Unrest Grows
Three thousand idlers loom as 600 more Coxeyites approach from Utah and others join from scattered points. Gov Waite aims to mobilize unemployed labor to sway fall votes by employing them on Delgany sewer work and integrating them into city tasks, sparking alarm among working men over job competition. Dowe’s Alhambra exhibition features a bulletproof coat test, two shots at fifteen yards cause only slight movement. the wearer remains steady, with rifle and cordite cartridges demonstrated.
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Denver
Utah
Waite
Delgany
Dowe
London
Alhambra
Dave
Strike to Be Settled at Springfield Ohio Pennsylvania
Telegram from President McBride to the secretary of United Mine Workers states the Springfield strike likely to be settled. Agreement expected on basis of 60 cents per ton in Ohio and 69 cents in Pennsylvania, potentially settling the whole strike.
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Columbus
Whio
McBride
United Mi Workers
Springfield
Lil
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Local Jottings Highlight Far Flung Threads of News
Miss Lila Campbell of Tre Abvo carEr force is very sick. Bash Willis formerly of this place has mined at Big Bog Arizona for a year and now at Bland Cochiti district. The class of 94 NM College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Las Cruces invites attendance at Friday commencement. Names: Ralph Roy farkin Lengel Charles McGrath Kate Agnes Williams Oscar Charles Snow Fabian Garcia. K H Hopper Ing in crypt of a California rosebush from Mrs Hopper. two bushes cover Mordiantile store and leave for bouquets. P R Van Horn, former owner of the Gypsey mine Kingston, writes as Advocate to Newton New Jersey. Will Barbee, formerly of Hilleboro and charged with murder at San Angelo Texas, will have trial June 7. Barbee has many Sierra county friends hoping for his exoneration.
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Lila Campbell
Tre AbvocarEr
Bash Willis
Big Bog
Arizona
Bland
Cochiti
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Las Cruces
Juan Jat
Mole Pall
Ralph Roy Farkin
Lengel Charles McGrath
Kate Agnes Williams
Oscar Charles Snow
Fabian Garcia
K. H. Hopper
Ing
Will Barbee
Hilleboro
San Angelo
Texan
Barbee
Sierra County
Memorial Day in Hillsboro and local notes on residents
Memorial Day events in Hillsboro drew nearly three hundred people as G A R and Knights of Pythias members led a spirited parade and a courthouse address by Mrs. Walter E Marble. Other items report mining firm debts, local visits, births, and notable travels of residents, plus a wind accident injuring Frank Sowers at a Deming ranch.
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Hus
McPherson
Hipilito Armijo
Tris
Supreme Court of
Territory
Hillsboro
G. A. R. Posts
P. Sovietics
Messrs. Disinger
Ilefeld
Willram
Walter E. Marble
Court House
United States
G. O. Perrault
Frank Sowers
Standard Oil Company
Deming
Strong Endorsement For The Advocate Of Sierra County Mining
A letter from M. E. Kingston New Mexico to P. J. Bennett praises The Advocate Hillsboro for three years of mining focused content. The writer commends absence of personal agendas and urges miners to support the county paper to highlight Sierra County treasure and mining interests with respect and fidelity.
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Dean Sim
Sierra County
Mining town riches noted at Caledonia area mines
Kingston notes show substantial ore output from Caledonia Calamity June Comstock and Black Colt mines this month. Sparka and Call report rich ore from Caledonia lease while Bonanza Hill expected to yield ore soon. Community events include a Monarch ball with J Hopper Jones providing music and Dan McGowan returning from San Francisco. Judge Cahill returns after winter southward travel amid a cold wave. Other mines the Illinois US Templar and others also shipped ore last month.
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Caledonia
Comstock
Black Colt
Thomas Cahill
Kingston
Laster
Climo
U. S
Templar
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Dr. Price
Rth
Neighborhood News
Geo. Kresge
Davall
cep“Derofe
Cuehillos
Chas
Ragsell
Desoto
Dry Creek
Progross
Pacific Coast
Portland
E. H. Russell
Fairville
Towa
Mies
Nellie R. Russell
Charlee Russell
Orange F. Witaon
Hubbard
A. F P. Wilson
Thon Savings Bank of Marathon
Black Range Swelting & Mining Company
Hartsfield
Grant County
Silver City
Enterprise
Cornet Band
W. 8. Fitch
Hogan
Mogollon
Dan Bechtel
Bechtel
J. W. Fayman
Los Angeles
California
James 8. Wielder
Fayman
May Fielder
Georgia
Dan W. Lannan
Monarch
Sqcorro County
Auvorro
Advertiser
Board of Trade of Santa Fe
San Marcial
Millard Phillips
Loranzo Rivera
al Rock
Mr. Phillips
W. E. Tomkinson
Cloverport
Gran Quivera
San Antonio
el Paso Times
Farrells
Jones
Fred Parrell
Hugh Jones
Fred
Bon
Jack Ogden
Harper
Farrell
Joance Harper
Ganlanl
Fred Ferrell
Justice Farrell
Caroline
Mollie
Harry
W.B. Slaughter
American Valley
Maj. W. al. UH. Llewellyn
Morehead
al Howard
Tom
Twain
Telegraphic
J. A Wilram
Coehill
Thomas Hall
Mre. Cook
Hermosa
Jas, A. Long
Carrie Bushman
Geo. O. Perrault
Aeton Mining Company
D. C
G. G'Neal
St. Louis
Mias Grace Marble
Mies Nona Murphy
George Myers
Gus Wohlgemath
Hou
E. V. B. Hoes
Eva Disinger
Mra
Geo
Oliver
Family Jefé
Chicago
Mre
C, C. Crews
Hico
Texas
Owen McDonald
Hillsboro & C Vaukes, Mining Company
Carlyon
Eddy
Colorado
M. E
Given
American Medical Association of
San Francisco
E. Martin
City Restaurant
Judger Fuighum
Coq
Walter C. Hadley
Lake Valley
Frank M- Day
Union Church
J. D. Hilty
Quinby Vance
Ellobash
la Coxey
Mogollon Mountains
P. J. Bennett
Esc
the Advocate
Hillsboro, N. M
Kingston News
Sparka
Call
Charlea Brandon
Bonanza Hill
Dan McGowan
Ighest
Orson
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