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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1902
Page
2
Readable items note fires on the Gila reserve and water issues in San Antonio Texas with British and American political commentary. Census figures show farmers by county in New Mexico, discussion of Philippine statehood, and a Las Vegas New Mexico suicide in East Las Vegas amid widespread political rhetoric and desert crossings.
A short but strong promotion notes the burdens of women’s long days and spells out Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weakening diseases. It asserts the medicine restores strength, heals inflammation, and aids fertility while recommending Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid and warns against substitutes.
A Seu Marcialep editorial notes a prominent longtime Republican condemning the county GOP gang at Bovore for protecting herself during the court term. It proposes remedies including poiled Bork joining a fusion or Democrat ticket, calling for drastic action to quell partisan corruption.
Dry heat and fuel shortages persist as miners in Chloride and surrounding areas keep busy. James of Chloride secures mail routes to Eggle and Fairview to Ginter, while Oliver Mining on Mineral Creek readies active operations and a Chloride store. H. A. Kingsbury taps rich ore at Julia mine as Thomas Scale from Fairview sends experts to assess local properties.
Dispatch from Taccon Arizona reports from General Torres in Hermosillo that Yaqui forces suffered a near total defeat at Sierra Mangaten. Fewer than 100 escaped, many killed or wounded with casualties in the hundreds. Mexican losses described as light in comparison.
The Raton Coal and Coke company plans a new town named Willow about fourteen miles from Raton to serve their expanding operations and workers.
An old advertisement claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It cites inflammation of the Eustachian tube as the cause, offers a $1000 trial for incurable cases, and promotes "Ball's Catarrh Cure" and Hall's Family Pills from Toledo, Ohio, as remedies.
At Pittston Pennsylvania a fifteen acre area sank about ten feet into the mine district. The ground collapse disturbed miners and damaged nearby dwellings as earth shifted and houses settled under pressure. No further details were provided in the fragment.
A vintage advertisement urges families to buy OChamberlace Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer use. It claims the medicine is essential for both children and adults and easy to obtain through Geo. T. Miller.
George Schaub of Lebanon Ohio, a Dayton Volkezeitung reader, bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for his wife who suffered eight weeks with severe back pain. After a few days she reported the pains vanished and she could resume daily tasks, prompting gratitude and hope for others.
Trade mark C with a tail from Casearets Candy Cathartic appears on a light blue enameled metal box. Each tablet is stamped CCC. Sold only to druggists in unit boxes of 100, not in bulk.
A set of brief items mentions Gov. Speck's death, Cham berlain's Cough Remedy praised for a child’s croup, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Geo T Miller. Betsy Curd dies at Leavenworth at 105, with ties to Saratoga and Fair Haven ads. It reads as a public notices and product promotion clippings mix from a 19th century newspaper.
Frederick J. Sterner and Mrs. Mayme BR Marble by attorney Joseph Kinninger publish notice for United States Patent for Silent Friend Lode Mining Claim in Sierra County New Mexico. Describes Mineral Survey No 111K with discovery details, location, boundaries, and acreage 3400. recorded in Probate Clerk office. First publication February 7, 1909 with admin notice following.
An old advertisement promises stopping a cough and reducing a cold with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It pledges no cure, no pay and lists a price of 25 cents.
Property listing notes a five room house on two lots offered for 150 dollars cash. Applicant Juliso Chavez sought for purchase.
A. J. Hinson offers a well equipped blacksmith shop with tools and stock for rent on favorable terms in Hilleboro. April 8.
For sale a 35 horsepower engine and boiler in running order. Apply at this office for full particulars. Address J. E. Hopkion, Arrey, N.M.
A legal notice states that the Market Attorney of the Third Judicial District, Las ORD0, SAW MEXICO, will practice before all courts of record in New Mexico and northern Texas. The filing indicates broad statewide and regional judicial access for the attorney's office.
Public notice from the Probate Court of Silver County New Mexico regarding the estate of Fred B Price, deceased. The court appoints Taos O Hans as probate clerk for the matter. first publication May 9, 1908.
In the District Court of the Third Indian District of the Territory of New Mexico, Will M. Hobin sues Leyser R and Louis Block over a contractor lien for 1901 work at the El Dorado Mine in the San Animas Mining District, Sierra County. The defendants are warned to appear by June 1, 1904, or judgment by default will be entered. Attorney HB Holt of New Mexico represents the plaintiff. Public notice dated May 9.
Julius Wild as co owner in Sierra New Mexico mining claim warns Theodore Wil of undivided two thirds interest and demands payment of his share of labor and improvements totaling 100 for 1900 and 160 for 1901 plus costs per section 2824 of the Revised Statutes. Ninety days after newspaper publication is given for payment. publication date February 21 1902.
Notice to claimants in the Territory of New States that forfeiture actions and labor claims from 1901 may be enforced. The undersigned seeks proportionate expenses and shares under Section 2306 to cover costs and possible awards, with publication dated February 14, 1902 and a quoted amount of 100.00.
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