Chinese and Japanese Mat Listings Draw Crowds
A large assortment of China and Jap mats draws buyers at the market. Shoppers browse a wide selection of patterns and sizes, with prices posted beside each piece. Vendors report steady interest from local collectors.
Woman Sues Three Social Leaders for 26000 Damages
A Pittsburgh jury awarded Mrs. C A Green 60 cents in the suit against Mrs Annie G Kiefer Mrs Marie J Kramer and Mrs Annie F Rafferty mothers of the Friday Afternoon club. Green claimed humiliation from an alleged letter accusing her of dishonesty in club matters. The verdict set costs against the defendants. The letter charged ethics breaches and urged payment and revenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
C. A. Green
Annie G. Kiefer
Marie J. Kramer
Annie F. Rafferty
Tian
Thia
Morphine overdose fatal to Pinon Altos woman
Mary Eaton of Pinus Altos, 26, died from an accidental morphine overdose at a saw mill near Twin Sisters. She was found in her room, a nearly empty bottle nearby, after suffering a headache and taking medicine prescribed for relief. Coroner ruled accidental death. funeral held at city cemetery with burial service by Rev. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Mary Eaton
Deceaed
Joma Freasey
Pruholte
Fort Bayard
F. W. Eaton
Justice of the Peace
Newcoms
Jackson
Wallis Case Heard Over Railroad Work Claim in 1895
The case of Albert Wallis v. Raton Coal and Coke Co. was heard last Saturday before Referee W. E. Gortner at the law office of Charles A. Spleex in Raton. Wallis, now residing in Kh Pies, claims $2,000 for railroad work performed in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wallis
Raton Coal and Coke Company
W. E. Gortner
Charles A. Spleex
Raton
Wallis
Pabst Fight Day Malting Process Promotes Healthful Beer
In beer loving nations, beer offers low alcohol and nutrition. The Pabst Fight-Day Malting Process claims Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer becomes the most healthful brew rich in sexual food values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Mitchell Bros Charged With Sheep Stealing
B M Mitchell and S L Mitchell, prominent Carlsbad sheep owners, were arrested on suspicion of stealing 440 head of sheep. Complaint filed by Buckeye Sheep Company members Grin Swigary and Sim Hayes. Bonds set at $2,000 each for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
X. M
B. M
L. Aittchell
Mitchell Bros
Carlbad
Buckeye Sheep Company
Grin @ Swigary
Sim Hayes
Sheen
Railroad marriage and Santa Fe improvements
Charles Simpson of Raton and Mabel Burr of Smith Center Kan were wed in Raton last Wednesday and plan to make the town their home. Santa Fe officials including Vice President Kendrick toured California lines, outlining plans to cut Del Mar hill grade and invest up to 500 000 dollars in San Bernardino shops. A New Haven drawbridge safety device has been installed at Naugatuck Junction to lock rails and prevent accidents. Santa Fe reports car shortages and bad-order freight cars rising as shops struggle to keep up with rip track work. No. 7 struck a hand car near Horton. no injuries reported. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Simpson
Raton
Mabel Burr
Smith Center
Kan
TSE
San Bernardino
Cal
HL Ryeral
A. A
J. Ft. Hibbard
H.C. Phillies
Santa Fe
Santa Pe
San Francisco
San Fran
Elsco
San Diego
A. G. Welle
del Mar
Soledad Nyon
Kendrick
New York
New Haven
Housatonic River
Naugatuck Junction
Atlanta City
Sanda Pris
Santa Se Company
San Bernardino Sun
Sincw
Horton
Albuquerque
Chicago
Kan City
Galveston
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Texas
Belen Patent
Belen
New Mexico
Short Talks by L. T. Cooper Promotes Discovery
An advertisement-style piece by L T Cooper extols Cooper s New Discovery as a tonic to cure the “all worn out” feeling. It cites liver and stomach fatigue, poor digestion, and airless winter living, with a testimonial from John Burger of Cincinnati Ohio claiming two bottles restored vigor and relieved symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Sam
John Burger
Hopkins St
Futrelle's Furniture Emprium New Arrivals At Corner Second Street
Bert couches felt mattresses child's rolling chairs chiffonters cola and book cases arrive for the week at Futrelle's Furniture Emporium corner Second Street and Coal Avenue. The Evening Citizen subscription noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child's
Futrelle’s Furniture Emporium
Second Street
Coal Avenue
We’re Always ON THE SQUARE Clothing Store Ad
An early 20th century retail pitch pledges to operate on the Golden Rule. It promises men clothing that meets representations and guarantees money back if dissatisfied. The ad stresses fair value and square dealings, avoiding exaggerated discounts.
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Y, Futrelle Furniture Co
Windy City
Friday Club
Cannon
Ilinois
Joe Connor
Washington
Hestile
Harty & New
Republican National Committee
Timeis
Taft
Roosevelt
New
Bix
Wehalrman
Pings Altos
United States
Cap. FP
Vestat
Ouartermanter
Buppal V . New Founta Dat Vanns
Chamberlain
Chambylain
Imperial Launiry Co
Droogiets
L. T. Cooper
Mm Joun Burger
J. H. O'Rielly CO
Second St
Railroad Ave
Evening Citizen
Mexico City
Norfolk
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
E. Purdy
M. Mandell
Hington Clothing
Clarkville
John
Beaven
South First Street
Weru
The
Manhattan Musical Comedy Co
Life of Christ
L. Trimble
Pam Best
Railroad
Copper Avenue
Thos. F. Keleher
West Railroad Avenue
Red Cross
Ne. St
WH. Chaplin
Railroad Avenue
W. E. Mauger Wool
Raube and Mauger
North First
Albuquerque, N. M
For! & Gradi
Third Street Meat Market
Emil Elienwor
Masonic
North ‘Third S Trees
A. Sleyster
Cromwell Bloom
Imperial Laundry Co
Belen Town and Improvement Company
Belen Townsite
Belen Town and Improvement Co
John Becker
Pres
WM. M. Berger
Sec
Dr. King
Henry
Mott's Pennyroyal Pills
Gale
DON J. Rankin & CO
N. T. Armijo Building
A. E. Walker
Mutual Building Assocation
West Raltreeé Avenue
Mobocoe