Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-12

At Ration for a week, they will continue
north 10 Emporia snd Topeka, Kan,
where they will visit relatives and
friends.
Last night, In one OF AlbuQuerque's re-
sorts, = crowd Of half a dozen sports we're
discussing the forthcoming eight between
Corhett and "Kid" Mccoy. Although a
maj lrity Of the crowd favored Corbett,
each and every one Of them openly adj
mitted as their opinion that II Corbett
won he would have no walk over.
Judge r. A Hubbell will leave on Sun.
day for the NacimientO mountains. where
his sheep are grazing. Word comes from
that section OF Bsrnalillo county TO the
n G.. hat the val eys and mountain sides
are covered with a ine growth Of nutri-
ti1us grass. and that the streams and
water. holes are full Of water.
Nd. Bennett, the ~two.year-old pacing
stallion Of VIM. Cook, IL winning laurels
on the turf In Kansas. Yesterday Mr.
Cook received a telegram from Parsons
stating that IA. Bennett had taken sec
ond money In a contest wherein he YVES
pitted against some very fast PAGERS and
trotters.
Simon Stern, the Railroad avenue
clothier and gents furnisher, is still In
Chicago, where he Is personally selecting
a FIRST class stock OF fall and winter
goods. During his absence viii. Mallette
Is being assisted at the store by G. y.
Graves, who Is an old clothing merchant
J. B. salazar was on the street this
morning, leading a tiny Chihuahua dog.
The little canine weighs about two
pounds, IL about four inches tall. and
six months old. II Is as lively as a
cricket, and would make a most excel
lent pet for some child.
On the display in our show window Of
the celebrated Regent 90 so shoes for
men. all styles and shapes. Geo. G.
Gainsley s. Co.. 122 south Second street.
There will be a free concert at 0rches-
trion hall. tomorrow night, followed by
a dance. A free concert will also be
given at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Pressed ham, boiled ham, minced ham,
cooked corned beef, head cheese, liver
sausage, blood sausage. Knoblarch and
salami at the SAN JOSE MARKET.
ChRs. +. Hunt, the Chihuahua, Mexico,
hotel keeper. who has been in the city
for the past few days, will return south
tomorrow morning.
What 30 cents will buy at Il. l.. WASH
burn 4 Co.'S: One ane nnlaundried
white shirt with linen bosom. made by
Cluett, Coon & Co.
The Kimball piano received highest
honOrs at the Worlds Fair. See the nne
display OF Kimball pianos at The Whit
son Music Store.
W. A. Wilson, representing the Swift
Packing company with headquarters at
I'll Paso, Is here to-day on a visit to his
local customers.
A fine line Of Opera slippers from
$1.0O to 1880 per pair at the Green
Front Shoe Store. Railroad avenue, VIM,
Chaplain.
Frank Thomas, a Winslow r~AilrOader
come In from the west last night, anC
has his name on the Sturges European
register.
Children's school tablets with ever
pair OF shoes at Geo. G. Gainsley Il Cos
l22 south Second street.
The drinking water sold by Lou HOlz 4
the purest, and drives off smallpox
Order a dozen bottles.
Buy one OF u spring chickens to
morrow. Just to see the kind we sell
San JOSE MARKET.
Cooked cOrned beef. home manufacture
10 cents per pound. Blanchard Meat anC
Supply Company.
Chas. zeiger, the Congress junction
Arizona, merchant, Is at present on q
visit 10 Bl PasO.
John Pullar, a we'll. known and popular
railroad official, is at sturges' European
from WinslOw.
Hollis Coyote mineral water Ia fire
proof against contagious diseases.
Geo. c. Gainsley & Co, for the bes
shoes, at low prices.
Sour pickles 3 cents a dozen at the Sal
JOSH MARKET.
Stove repairs for any stove made
whitney Co.
Fine china and glassware. Whitne!
Co.
Gold Band bacon at SAN JOSE MARKET
| New bicycles at Futrelle's only S25.
Lamps and trimmers. whitney Co.
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