Hillsboro Bulletin Notes on Local Residents and Events
Ben Kinsey arrives from Kingston. Andy Lyons visits Hillsboro from Palomas. Fred Mister renovates his home interior. Mrs. Luther Foster travels to Cutter to visit sister L. W. Parker. Dell Benson visits from his river ranch. John Martin handles cattle inspection business in town. Charles Nelson and Jim Hiler ship 600 cows and calves from Osceola. Mrs. McVeigh plans Las Cruces permanent move. Mrs. A. T. Leatherbee leaves for Las Cruces to join W. A. Fleming Jones Real Estate. L. W. Gales promotes Occidental Life in Hillsboro. Las Vegas travelers pass through town in an Everitt car. John McLaughlin of Keller, Miller & Co. visits Lake Valley. Prof. Aug Meyer declines Hillsboro school principal post. search for replacement begins. Sheriff Kendall and family arrive. sister visits. meetings with Albuquerque group noted. Henry Harrington’s butcher shop wall collapses. meat safe in ice plant. minor loss. Rev T. M. Harwood conducts services then departs for El Paso. Earlier Victoria raid report corrected to Javalesa and McEveritt ranch. Observations on dresses spark remarks. padding suggested by some. Jack Carpenter seeks Miners Fame at Ratan. timing favorable. George Weber admitted to Fairview home. Ed Armer and Mrs. Frye travel from Kingston amid heavy rain. Ed’s wagon nearly floods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Kinsey
Kingston
Andy Lyons
Palomas
Hillsboro
Fred Mister
Luther Foster
Cutter
L. W. Parker
Dell Benson
Rivers Ranch
John Martin
Chas. Nelson
Jim Hiler
Osceola
McVeigh
Las Cruces
A. T. Leatherbee
W. A. Fleming Jones
L. W. Gales
Occdental Life
Las Vegas
Everitt
John McLaughlin
Keller, Miller & Co
Lake Valley
Aug. Meyer
Local News Briefs From Hillsboro and Lake Valley
Rain causes street floods and garden damage as residents recount storms from Witch Creek to Hoppy Flat. Lake Valley couple J P Nunn and Pattie Beals wed in Hillsboro with friends attending. Beals family noted among Lake Valley’s prominent residents. Bill Barbee alive and abroad in Mineral Wells, per Chas Rouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Nunn
M's
Pattie Beals
Lake Valley
Hillaboro
Judge Smith
Guy W. Beals
Greeley Nunn
Sierra County
Wild cat theft shocks Silver City readers
A resident reports their finely trained wild cat Averil Greb was stolen Friday night from Sunnyside Sang toriam. Tracks show the thief arrived on foot and left the spring snap trap intact. A reward is offered for the safe, live return of the cat.
Advocate Home News Subscription Notice
A local newspaper advertises home news subscription service from the Advocate established in 1882. The notice promotes joining for ongoing local coverage and archival access.
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Advocate
Home News
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney and Co. swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, in Toledo Ohio Lucas County.
Notarized affidavit text and medical claim snippet
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my Learigis aes 6th day of September AD A. W. Gleason Natary Public. T1's Cotrih Cure is taken initially and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free. F. J. Cheney Toledo Ohio. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hull's Catarch tion is for consta.
Seek to Profit by Errors Quote
A brief reflective line cites humility in error and resilience against discouragement, attributing the thought to Hishop Potter. It frames error as a teacher and urges steady progress despite setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hishop Potter
Why the Chicken Crossed the Road Revealed
The Charleston News and Courier reports an egg explains the riddle. A playful note traces the chicken’s move to the egg, framing the classic mystery as a lighthearted curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston News and Courier
Banquet Etiquette Recalled In Royal Cups and Spoons
In Queen Hilvabeth era guests at banquets carried their own drinking cups and spoons. The custom highlighted individual dining rites and personal tableware as a sign of status and propriety.
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Hilvabeth
Mind Your Own Business Says System Motto
A quirky axiom from the era notes that men who mind their own business succeed because they face no competition. The saying reflects a cautiously satirical view on personal ambition and social norms.
Chamberlains Tablets touted for digestion cure
An advertisement praises Chamberlains Tablets for digestion, liver support, and bowel regulation, claiming they end discomfort from faulty digestion. It notes wide dealer availability and cites endorsements and testimonials. The piece also mentions Fred Jack, an immigration inspector, counting Chinamen in town and other local notices about land sales and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Jack
Lordsburgh
Hillsboro Druggist Praised for Alder-i-ka Remedy
Hillsboro residents applaud N S Miller a local druggist for introducing Alder-i-ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture that claims to relieve sour stomach pain in the stomach and constipation instantly the German remedy allegedly cures appendicitis and has gained fame for its quick relief claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
N.S. Miller
Santa Fe Clerk Arrested on False Imprisonment Claim
John Daniels of the Montezuma hotel in Santa Fe was arrested on a charge of wrecking a Santa Fe livery rig, held 36 hours, then released when police reportedly did not want him. He vows to sue the city for false imprisonment and has legal counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Daniels
Montezuma
Santa Fe
Daniels
Santa Fe New Mexican
Lamed backs relief offered by Chamberlain’s remedy
A Rio Grande Republican report describes a horse incident in Soledad canyon where Burt a sixteen year old girl and a twelve year old echo were thrown from a horse. The boy remained unconscious for hours and both suffered bruises but were improving by Monday. The ad notes Chamberlain's Limmer tice applied twice daily for quick relief and is sold by all dealers.
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Echos
Burt
Soledad Canyon
Rio Grande
James K Blair Named Chief of Police at Chino Copper Co
M E Gebhardt of Oriole Pa touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as best. Blair appointed chief of police for Santa Rita mining camp by Chino Copper Co. He is a former Grant County deputy sheriff famed for readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Blair
Chino Copper Co
Santa Rita
Blair
Grant County
Silver City Enterprise
Farmer Endorses Chamberlain's Remedy Near Fleming Pa
Mr W S Gunsalus a farmer near Fleming Pennsylvania says he has used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for fourteen years and finds it excellent. He takes pleasure in recommending it for sale by all dealers.
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W. S. Gunsalus
Fleming
Chamberlain
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Sherif Kendall
Sheriffs
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Mrs. Kendall
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Henry Harrinton
Henry
T. M. Harwood
M. E. Church
M. E
Harwood
el Paso
Victoria
Oak Springs
Javalesa
McEveritt
T 1 Ranch
Taos Valley News
Jack Carpenter
Ratan
Geo. Weber
Fairview
Ed. Armer
Mrs. Frye
Mrs. Srye
Miller
Plovence Miller
Chas. ¢Honey
Arch Lachain
Eastern Star Lodge
Nunn
Miss Miller
McKinney
B. Caballero
Tucot
Hoppy Flat
Witch
John Dines
Chloride
Bill Barbee
Chas
Bill
Lexas
Mrs. Barbee
Silver City
Man
Sunnyside
Toriam
Averil Greb
Pat Wild Cat
State of
Ohio
Toledo
Meritoriou
Lindsay Scott
Temple
Ind
J Balels
Animas Cleto Raents
Gwithers
Omlee Drug Store
Union Meat Malket
Meyers Bros
M. E. Gebhardt
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
N. M
Rafael Ofbeu
Las Raionmas
Iy. M
General Merchandise
Lake Valley and
Hillsboro, New Mexico
Glorieta Beer
Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company
Albuquerque, N. M
Mhat Market
Henry Harrington
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