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Newspaper
Sierra County Advocate
Location
Hillsboro, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
2
A critique of Gold Standard politics and figures like Cleveland, Reid, and Carnegie. The writer mocks party maneuvers, delegates, and the imperialist coronation, noting Republican divisions and shifts amid statehood talk and financial policy.
Fragmentary report notes postponement of Edward's coronation as war acts and political turmoil ripple through England and its colonies. Mentions loss of a queen, president, and congressmen, with warnings of divine judgment and national distress.
A garbled excerpt attacks Republican factionalism over gold standard allies and western territories. It questions delays, mentions New Mexico and New Marion, and riffs on admission stakes and prayers to influence colleagues. The passage ends incomplete amid divisions and policy disputes.
An OCR readable fragment promotes Doctor Pierre's Favorite Prescription as a cure for what it calls "tearful" or weak mood in women. It claims physical weakness, inflammation, ulcers, and female weakness are reversed by the medicine, touting benefits for health and bowel regulation. It names Mee ton Co and Vellets as distributors, with crude ad style language.
Palomas Canyon Mining Co drives a tunnel on the Clyde claim about 3 feet high and 100 feet long. The work aims to strike richer ore as observers note productive copper ore shipments from the tunnel ranged up to 21,180 per car load. Mr Swan is pushing a new level to tap the incline, with several men employed at the Cohoo mine nearby.
Four weeks after Tacumeart killings, reports recount a band of men ambushing near a water hole led by Mr. Gholson. Gunfire from a high hill killed one attacker and wounded another, with two subsequent deaths among the wounded. Bud Lee and Sam Giboleon named, with others fleeing. no injuries to Lee or Giboleon.
Fragmentary report describes ongoing feuds and pursuit actions in the eastern New Mexico and southeastern Colorado region. It mentions rustlers, killed men, and a battle that may have decimated an organized gang, with further details promised next week. Also notes a nurse in Boston claiming patients killed, railroad work at Douglas, and a public health cure advertisement amid scattered crime brief and a street holdup at Douglas.
A garbled notice markets Ubatbecla's Coli Chghers and Diarthoon Remedy as a pre summer safeguard for families and travelers. It touts quick preparation and broad use for adults and children, claiming wide availability and strong demand, mentioning Gen YT Miller and an anecdotal copper age scene with Professor Jonen discussing property near the Lemster range.
A Dayton Villancitung reader reports buying Chamberisin's Rain Rater oil for his wife who suffered eight weeks with pain. After days of use she felt born anew and recovered enough to manage the home. A note mentions a dog bite incident and a child with whooping cough aided by Cham.
An old style advertisement urges readers to buy and try a box tonight. It promotes Cascarets Camry Cay thartic as an ideal laxative with genuine stamped CC C. The copy uses bold claims and markets the product as a trustworthy, must-try remedy.
A brief item notes Berlain’s Cough Remedy and its claimed benefits. Mentioned is Sferony H. J. Steren-Paves, editor, World Herald, Pair Haven, Washington, plus Geo J. Miller as dealer.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach and regulate the bowels. It lists Geo. T. Miller as the seller at 25 cents per box and mentions private land grant titles and other bids.
An administrator notice fragment mentions dates and places in unclear terms. The readable items reference Winans and May with possible actions or deadlines. Details are incomplete, but the notice appears to involve local administration and property or court matters.
A garbled notice advertises a laxative product and a money back refund offer. It references a cure for a fever dream and an unclear TV service, with inconsistent branding and a suggested price of 250. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local property notice or classified snippet. It mentions a Chaves house with five rooms and two late cor involving a person named Chaves. Further readable details are unclear but imply a housing related communication or listing.
For rent a fully equipped blacksmith shop with tools and stock on good terms. Ad by Hinson dated April 8 from Hilleboro, Missouri.
Notice advertises a 3 horsepower engine and boiler in working order. Prospective buyers are directed to contact J. E. Hopkins at Arrey New Mexico for details. Local authorities or dealers may be named in the notice.
Fragmentary OCR text lists probate clerks court officials and school superintendent. Mentions Henry affairs Crespin Aragon Torres and Sherri Kelley with unclear roles. No clear event date or location discernible.
A fragmented OCR notice from New Mexico announces a probation violation hearing in the state court. It names Fred. Prine as involved and indicates a next sitting date in February with potential conditions and sureties. The text references attendance, fees, and court action with imprecise phrasing.
A broad OCR excerpt appears as a legal notice from the Divtvier Carpet of the The vt Lud etl District. It mentions local officials, property taxes, expenditures, and annual reports for the year 1900. The text references monetary amounts such as 108.00 and 100.00, dates, and an intent to file with state authorities.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions numerous names and terms in a jumble, including Rutger, Wisiebeck, Vermin, and Porthos. It hints at legal or civic references such as Envited Stataree and Section 326, with dates and payments unclear.
Rail notice shows Lake Valley Sunday trains canceled with a daily service only. Schedule lists arrivals at Nutt and other nearby stops, including 10:00 am and 11:55 am times, with G. A. Hartock noted as agent and G. A. Bannock as agnus.
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