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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
BY Naval Officer Aboard the Ram Katahdn.

the white squadron without trouble, Just
as the Msrrimac came near sinking the
whole Union fleet
This war ship works, as its name indi-
Gates, by ramming. 1t Is n literal steel
arrow which jays its way into the side OF
a cruiser. No Indian arrow with pointed
end and poisoned tip could ever do the
damage TO ship that this ram Katahdin
docs to the marine cruiser.
1t is so deadly in its work that It is
almost barbarcus. Not even the ancient
American ever conceived ANYTHING quite so
deadly. The British navy at one time re-
fused to accept such hostile instrument
Of Battle, and would not allow one to be
built. Finally, however. II did, and turned
out the British ironclad Camperlown,
which was much of the same shape, al
though 1t lacked many of the works of
the katahdin. The CamperGown came in
contact with the steel sides of the great
battleship Victoria. with the result thai Tho
victoria was instantly sunk The Camn-
erdown received blow which sent her into
ury docks for months. and so the test WINS
not considered successful
The katahdin, like the Camperdown. can
deliver blow that will sink any cruiser
Dut superior TO the Camperdown IL will
not injure itself. That has been demon
strated by experiments of the Katahdin
ne hatahdln aas been run into docks OF
solid wood; 1t has heen rammed against
steel covered posts; it has been driven into
steel walls and subjected in every way 10
the severest tests known to the navy, and
always without injury to herself
British naval official. commenting nm
the Katahdin, said that she WAS we'll worth
the building, even though she should de-
stroy herself. for" said he. "the Ka-
tahdin cost only sl,000o0O and a cruiser
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

ors studied the plans and proposed nm aaai-
ton Of about eight feet, urging that m,
additionnl space would greatly aid the YES
Seis coal-carrying capacity. The change
was approved by the navy Department, ana
also was IL authorized that a solid st, cl
casting for the stem be substituted for the
original head, which was originally pro-
posed, The height OF tho coming tower
was also Increased
The vessel measures now $50 feet o
inches In length. and has an extreme
breadth of beam OF 81 feet inches. When
ooaicd and commissioned for service her
mean draft will be 10 feet Her epglnos.
which are OF the vertical. triple-expansion
type, are expected to give an indicated
horsepower of 1900, and to develop apeel
Of seventeen knots per hour.
The katahdln's coal supplv is IT'S tons
Her engines are In separate compartments
aud each ia wholly independent of the
other. so that II one engine Is cut off or
out of order another machine can DO called
into use. The propollcrs. which are three
binded, are OF manganeee bronze.
The arinor which protects the ships
curved deck has sufficient resisting quail
tics to defect missiles from any but tho
highest powdered ordnance such us arc
placed along shore but too heavy for vcs-
sells. The matches have armored plates
and the emoktstacks nnN ventilators are
protected by SIX inches Of steel.
Now do you doubt that we can sink the
Crstohal Colon, and II not where is our
weak point? Our arrnor In three times
Ms heavy, and when stripped we lay on the
water edge no that can not be struck
We work under the water and our weapon
has escaped without bayonet scratch Wa
are driven forward by electricity ana
steam-the most powerful known elements
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Il the report is true the vessels are to be
used as scouts TO detect the approach Of
The Spanish vessels.
1t is not expected that in case the or
mored ships were sighted by Commander
Schley an engagement would be attempted
unless the circumstances were peculiarly
favorable. for he had but two armored
ships in his squadron to pit against the
four heavily armored Spanish vessels. He
would be able. however. to hang on the
fiank of the Spanish squadron or annoy
them greatly while rushing ahead one Of
his cruisers--the Columbia or Minneapo-
lis-to warn Admiral Sampson ard secure
achievements In the shape OF battle
ship that would insure victory in action
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
COMMODITIES AND WAR PRICES.
Chicago Times Herald.


thu
Of The
eoo but not all Of in
range conditions
me Letter control Of the
OF flour than MORO Castle
1T
IS oue TO our relations to
and
costly as o
oil me aaine
cared war; and yesterday
SPECULATIVE
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

go to the front as one OF the companies OF
the Texas cavalry regiments. George West
Is captain and !. II. Mills flrst lieutenant
The Lloyd Rifles today received orders
TO 70 into barracks orders to move are
expected tonight.
Company ID, Second regiment United
s'etes volunteers. has completed ITS or
garization and 10 ready 10 march on com
mand Of the adjutant general.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
SPANISH VESSELS LIABLETO CAPTURE
Complete List of Spans Now on the High Sea
and Which May BE Seized Prizes by United
neu of

now high so,s
and liable seized by United
20.
STEAMERS.
.
Alicia Liverpool
Apri nrem"n
Cenfuegos .. M march, Gibara,c
s.
' March "a
Iavana
Madrleno avana.
,1idra Herrera Trading
Mexico ".'..''At Havana
Miguel NJ Pnilos from;
Moneideo oad March 80 Havana
Monerrat csdI
Ioullna sanande April Porto Rico
70 TX Cadi,
At 4'yaso Ap H 10 barcelona
Rioinna Havana, April o.
la sanande April
Santiago de Cuba New York
sano Domingo Havana, April
seunha sagua April
yiSsfSra cyeston Apr 20 Manchester
STEAMERS pHr1JppINE ISLANDS
isa de- Panav At or passed Alden April for Manila
Leon XIII s, , about April g. !:
SAILING
Anseita bark April 90 barcelona
d 6a + Roses bark A Rsgns AeS g cn,,
frasquito hrig Moneyideo s.
....A March,
J ISyh tonga brig prorsxFN Aprn 60 barcelona
Lnrenzo brig Plata March 49, Havana
Maria Sebastian
................At Iepa March sO'
S As, s Wslants brig Plata February
Pedro Marstany. brig
yen.urer brig MontesiSo March o. Cuba
~ y " 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

Shreveport, La. April so.--The caddo
and Trezeyan; Rlrcs, companies D and X
of the First regiment. LolisIaun voIun-
tocrs. lef; for New Orleans tofay, with
brass band, escorted BY sxty-iyc vet
Grams OF the Blue au5 Gray. TO the depot.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

New York, April 30.-Discoveries have
been made on the captured Spanish steamer
Panama which make it very i'm
probable that she will ever be
returned to Spain whatever disposition
may be made of the Buena Ventura and
other prizes taken. says the Key Wet cor
respondent OF the Herald,
The prize commission has discovered zoe
new Mauser rifles and large consignment
of swords and bayonets. besides a quantity
Of fixed ammunition for the Panamas four
I!-pound guns. which she might have used
TO blow her captor. the Mangrove out OF
the watar. but did not. The Panana's cap-
tain had refused 10 admit that his cargo IN
cluded any contTa band OF war Il Is be-
lieved that further search viii reveal
many more weapons, ana possibly more am
munition
The prize commissioners also found
papers tending to show that certain Of the
Farama's passengers and Nsfw York Span
iards had been actively engaged In plans
for aiding the Spaniards ID Cuba In getting
arms, ammunition and supplies Dsoog-
cry Of these documents has ALREADY led 10
an order from Washington to hold u psis-
onoFs OF war a large number OF the Pana-
mas passengers.
Captain Crmaehea Of the Fletcher line
steamship Guido asserted positively In my
hearing yesterday that his cargo included
no arms or other contraband Of war. bit his
yes 81 VIII be subjected to a careful search
especially since yesterdays discoveries on
the Panama.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

oiutlng what win be known az "Roose-
'elts Rough Riders" has gone TO Texas
TO buy or obtain options ON 1000 horses for
bis regiment. He says men VIII rot be
is>king, aud IL dosiro,> OF having horses
OF the right Kind TO mount them
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

poison instead.
The appetite and strength and vital encr-
ies iail, and frequently the delicate lung
tissues become affected But there is no
f'se IN cough syTups and "appctizers and
8lere stimulating EXTRACTS" This trail
III wasting debility must be broken short
~ oy getting at its fundamental causes
u the blood, and no medicine in the world
&oes TINS so scientifically and thoroughly as
~, pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Il, II directly terminates the liver and diqcs.
Sve organs aud gives them power to pro
fhee an abunoant supply of pure, red. fife.
$iVlng blood aich stops the wasting mo-
- ana creates fresh tissue, healthy aesh
na permanent strength.
!, IS The invention of an educated and
FieGiy experienced physician DR.. Pierce
as been for nearly thirty years chief con.
uiIing physician Of Tic Invalids Hotsl apd
fefgical Institute, OF Buffalo, NY. Eis 1oo--
fese illustrated book, The Peoples Corr
ioA sense Medical Adviser. " win be scrt
US iof the cGSf of WzUiHg oAly. aI orc.
ent stamps, or clntl.-bo for Al sta,nns
IS OF priceless yslne in any home. o..
t,,ap1ei GIVES iail account Of some asto.
sl,s recoveries OF npparontly hopeless
.,sl'as OF lang aud throas affections and
ne, wasting diseases which seemed be.
ono 'ae Teaeh CT medicine.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

The oly turned out en- rnasse, and a grand
ovation was given them; 5000 people at the
DEPOT.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

Texas Horses Are Wanted
Washington. April 3o.-(Snocial 10 ,The
pcslJ'-Dr. Leonard Wood. who is now re.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
PRISONERS OF WAR.
Passengers on the Panama Arc Thus
Held.

Passengers on the Panama Arc Thus
Held.
New York. April 90.-The evening Posts
Key West special today says: All OF the
thirty-five passengers on the captured
steamer Panama will be held as prisoners
of war. They left New York with the ln-
tention of beligerency, most of them being
on the way to join the Spanish army. The
United States marshal will turn them over
to the army authorities, who will lodge
them in Fort Taylor.
The dispatch boat Dolphin encountered a
volunteer prize yesterday, and sent one OF
her men TO report this morning. She was
fishing schooner, bound for Havana, and
her skipper when warned away, asked to
he seized as, II spaliards caught him they
would press him into service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01
Fort Worth Con,pnnics

Fort Worth. Texas. April SO,--Troop r.
Fort Worth cavalry. recruited here. will
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-05-01

Herewith sca
secretary the by the York Maritime
to April
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
BROS

day. lie l. suffering with a severe cold.
but found tiuR 10 attend the rae = ana
base ball game 1T tho fair grounds this
afternoon.
Chief Engineer James Dun, OF thu
santa fe system, and X h Barns hold
ing \ like position on the Santa Fe
Pacific, have returned from a tour Of In
sppction Of the latter rad. They will
recommend the reconstruction Of many
culveris aud bridges Of stesl aud ma.
sOnfy.
The san Miguel county delegation Ia
ms territorial republican convention
nave rO1ms No the Grand Central. The,
constitute "A iue body az tiu' blue ~
pubiicaUs. ard II w guaranteed that San
Miguel county will roll up big majority
for the republican delegate this fall.
Alien j. Papen. who IL Interested In
ne publication OF the Rio Grande Re-.
publican snd the Sacramento chief, cam.
In from q @ south iHst night aud was b
caller at tht4 Office this morning.
L j.. Helm. the g. ernl agent Of TIE
ID nyer " Rio Grsnde railway, whose
h|rAdqulriers are atranta Fe. Ia In the
city to-day. aud was pleasant caller al
This cfice this morning.
n. d Moore. who Il the editor OF The
Ellzsb t1town News, H. herr attending
the convention and the last day OF The
big fair.
G. n. Taylor, the popular division
ma ter mechanic nt the Santa Fe rail.
way, is at the Hotel Highland from
Ration.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01

The very newest In ladies', misses and
children's jackets. ROsenWald Bros.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

V. s.. Miera, the extensive stock buyer
OF the NacimieDto mountains, is here to-
day.
T. j. Curran. who Is representing a
life Insurance company, returned TO the
city last night.
Clarence Pierce, OF Cerrlllos, has re-
Turned home after "A pleasant visit with
friends In this city.
2. II. Mcclure. who II we'll known In
this city, IL here taking In the fair. He
arrived the other day from Mexico.
Rufus 3 Goodrich, who spent the past
week visiting relatives aud friends ia
the city, has returned TO his duties At
Needles.
Of the San Miguel county judicial dis
trict, IL here tO day helping To nominate
the next delegate TO congress.
NJ. p. sawielle, the popular general
m reliant nnd postmaster at Cab z1n, ia
In the = ~. attending the fair aud taking
Ia the big territorial republican oonyen
ton.
Mrs A.. y. McGaffey and baby came I'm
teOm the wpst last night aud are at the
Tesiience OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. K. kox, the
w%ell-knOwn and popular parents OF Mrs.
NcGaffey.
W. A. DE Bnsk, publisher and editor Of
tho CerTillOs Register. came In last night.
10 take In the territorial republican con
yentinn. He was a pleasant caller at
this office this morning
NJ. NJ. Hawthorne. a machinist at the
local railway shops, accompanied by his
wife and two children, left last night fOI
southern California, where they will eu-
Joy a vacation OF several weeks.
C. O. Hopping one OF the Rough Riders
OF Troop y, who has been h~obnobbing
with milltunaires in New York City, re-
tur cd home last evening a0d wa met
at tha station by "A large delegation OF
friends.
W. j. Mcdonald and wife, who we're on
a vacation 10 the principal sea coast
towns OF southern California, have r.
turned to the city. Mr.. Mcdonald IL one
OF the faithful machinlsts at the local
railway shops.
A we'll attended supper and ball was
given In a vacant store on Gold
avenue last evening by the cOlOred ladies
OF Ruth Chapter, Order OF Eastern Star.
The committees In charge entertained
their visiting friends handsomely.
A. X. Lane, Of B%rOokheld, Mo-, is In the
city, the guest Of II. Il. Sturges and wife.
Tie visitor and Mr.. Sturges were old
friends twenty-Odd years ago back 10
Missouri. and hey are spending most OF
the time together talking over the fun
they had In those good old days.
Hon. W. II. Kuehenbecker, OF Gallup.
one OF the we'll known DOliticians of
westeran BernalillO county, came In
from the west last night, and was a
pleasant caller at this office at nOOn to-
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
VINO HEATS THE MAzE2

Ladies' "Shafter" hats. some stores
sell them for SOC. u price,. q. 50c
Ladies' tlannelette wrappers,
.............. e. SOC, $l.l0 and $l.35
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
CITY NEWS.
1 have got the best o cent cigar In town
take One. "Hawley on the Corner"
Call on Rankin for real estate or insur-
anoe. Room o, n. r. ArmijO building.
Cut flowers. Ives, florist.
Pianos for rent. whitney Co.

Cut flowers. Ives, florist.
Pianos for rent. whitney Co.
Copper and tin work. whitney Co.
Picture frames made TO order. Whit
ney Co.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
The New Mexico Collection Agency col.
lects. ? o. Box 394.
For laees and ~embroideries at half
price at b. Ilfeld a Co.'S.
Highest prices paid for gents clothing
at Harris, III Gold avenue.
We will furnish FOUR house on the In
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
The best summer fuel Is Cerrillos nut
coal; 1925 per ton. Hahn Il Co.
Porto Rico kisses aud French chewing
taffy al DelaneJ's Candy Kitchen.
Curtains. rugs and mating. May &
faber, lilo Colo avenue, nex 10 CITIZEN
Latest styles Ia mems Goodyear Welt
shoes at $3.50 ~ the Green Front Vim
Chaplin.
Send your tough account 10 the New
Mexico Collection Agency. Automatic
telephone 492.
kugene Hays aud Antonio Garcia were
incl 80 each by Justice era AfOrd today
for drunkenness.
None but the best artists employed At
hahn's barber shop, n. I. ATmijO build
Ing. Baths 25c.
Look into kleinwOrt's market on north
Third street. be has the nioest fresb
meats In the city.
Fresh vegetables, fruits In season
poultry and staple groceries, at Bell a
Cos. Second streat.
j. A.. Moore. real estate, insurance
loans, manager Albuquerque Abstract Co.
New phone. 222. l2I south BUD street.
TrtHt your friends next week 10 thosg
eholea cuts OF meat sOlh by A. Romero.
Gold ayeaue near Second street. We in.
File our outside friends 10 call on us.
When In want OF harness, saddles
sa1dlery hardware, whips or leather, do
mo- forget az, hut call ard examine our
goods and prices. ThOs. n. KsleheT. acc
Railroad eyenue.
Dr. Geo, r. Gould. editor OF the Las We.
gas Optic, was ~ santa Ne Yesterday 10
answer charges preferred against him In
the libel suit Instituted by Col. NaT
Frost. lie waived examination, and was
placed under bond OF $500, which he gave
M then returned 10 Las Vegas.
Amateur photographer, attention. Wa
make a specially OF developing and
printing. Best results invariably Oh.
tained. We invite the people from out
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
. Good Market.
tN#4444A+4t+.4

OF town 70 call Ia next week and see a
w~eli-equipped stationery aud blank book
store. We can save little John and Mary
money on school books. D. A. MatsOn,
Railroad avenue.
Robert McGee. a brakeman on the NJ
Pas0 n Northeastern railway, received
Injuries from jumping oil n moving
train yesterday from which no will prob
ably die. He has a slight chance for ~
cOvefy. He is at the Hotel DIeu hospital
In Nj PasO.
A correspondent signing himself Cor
rales" has sent TIE CITIZEN a cOmmuni.
cation In which he praises Jemez hot
springs "a a summer resort and speaks
highly OF tue medical properties Of its
waters.
Mrs. Garden takes this method OF In
forming the public that she will open
nrr dining room October Bed and will be-
happy 20 entertain n Omitted number OF
patrons at 4O2 81 YER venue.
W.. G. Wrigley and J. Leahy. two re-
publican delegates from Ration, and ex-
Gov. o. A. Hadley, from NatrOua, are
here 10 day. helping TO nominate the
next delegate to congress.
y. W. VolE, a we'll known citizen OF
Canyon DiablO, out west, came In last
night and has a room al Sturges' Euro
pean.
G Il Crawford, known in base ball
dom AS the "Big Chief" IN here 10 day
watching the game at the fair grounds.
Wantsd-A good girl Tor general house
work Apply Immediately AT sos Copper
ay nue., corner Fifth street.
Table linen, napkins and towels in
great variety. NAV n Faber, ll5 Gold
avenue. next 10 CITIZEN.
NJ. Valid z. editor OF M TEMPO, Las
Cruces, In up from The south aud IL regis
tered at the San Felipe.
IL costs nothing to place an account
Tor collection with the New Mexico Col
lection Agency.
The freshest stock OF staple and fancy
groceries are TO be- found NJ Bell n Co.'S,
Second street.
II you have Albuquerque property for
sale list II with j. NJ. Moore, l2l south
Second street.
Linoleum, art squares and mats, AZ
May Il Faber's, Gold avenue, next 60
CITIZEN Olice.
Money 70 loan In any sums at low rate
n Interest. See K. l.. Cox, Office with Il.
". d. Bryan.
A complete assortment OF ladies' plush
aud cloth capes at right prices. ROsen-
valid Bros.
Read the Golden Rule Dry Goods Co
al. on fourth page. It is very interesting
reading.
A big line Of mems working gloves at
81 a pair at the Green Front. Vim
Chaplin.
Ladies's Goodyear welt fine shoes at
t2.5O at the Green Front. VIM. Chap
lin.
Finest photos at CObb's Studio, 40
West Gold avenue. The white front.
Freshly made full-crAam caramels and
chocolate bOn-bons at Delaney's.
Merchants lunch every morning at the
White Elephant.
Fine china and glassware. whitney
Co.
Lamps and trimmers. whitney Co.
Plants. Ives. florist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01

A complete assortment OF ladies' per
Gale tiannelette and wooden wrappers,
from doe to % 90 each. ROsenwald Bros
Visitors to the fair are cordially invited
to visit our place and inspect our stock
Mellni q Eakin.
The Duplex dOwnaline mattress is the
best. Sold only by Futrelle
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB BALL.
The Most Successful Social Function I
Its History.

The Most Successful social Function In
Its History,
The initial ball of the season OF '9S 100,
OF the Commercial club, was held last
evening, and like many OF its predeces.
sors was an overwhelming success. The
club rooms had n spiok aud span appear
anee and the entire second floor Was
aglOw with merry dancers until the
I'VE sma'" hours. Mirth aud melody,
Jest and jingle, we're everywhere and the
entire scene was pretty u look upon.
Everything moved marrily along aud
he larRa crowd WHa ~ successfully
handled ae To cause more than passing
cOmmpl
MS Exre''n cy. The Governor. AM Mrs.
OtfTn, were m attendance AMI Iuany
others frCm r7t NJ town We" th'ie, HI
guests Of mrIubers Ur the Cub. 10 ~
tempt to give a complete list OF the
guests would be cut OF the question.
The audience WAS Il fashionable one
and tho danrars we're attired la the most
delicate fabrics, the rich dresses OF the
TAD % adding much to the brilliancy OF
the scene. The music was excellent.
and dainty refreshments were served
about midnight.
The bhll was a happy inale TO a week
Of Joyous festiyity aud a pleasant So
qnence To all the happy affairs OF fair
week. The club will no doubt be more
popular than ever this winter, as the
membership IL increasing rapidly and
he young people are looking 10 the club
for their entertainment.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01

Boylan aud SEWERS, two OF Leadyille's
best base ball players have decided 10
make their future hOma In Albuquerque
and not Ia 90 back In Colorado. BOylRn
has been given a position az switchmah
IN the yards here and SEWERS will work
In the shops. BOylan was an out fielder
aud SEWERS the pitcher for the Leadyille
Blues. They ara both gentlemanly
Young men and those who have become
acquainted with them will be glad TO
hear that they have concluded 10 stay
here.
George 4. Denny, a prominent citizen
and merchant Of old town, desires 20
state through TIE CITIZEN that he Is
OF a democrat, AZ a mistaken impression
insists on mlking him out 10 be-, Mr..
Denny abandoned the party Of 40 ean's
dollars two years ggo and he has been a
republican ever since. Mr.. Denny IL q
arm supporter Of the present admins
trati0n aud ia able executive Of national
affairs.
John Stewart, an emplOye In tho Dem
Gratis composing room, Will go 10 Las
Vegas 10 night. lie Is the drum major
fJr the Las Vegas band and will econ
pany tho band TO the Mountain and
Plasn festival In Denver Last year the
Las Vegas band O fourth money in the
band contest at the festival, when there
we're twenty four other bands entered
and the boys hope 10 do still better this
year.
A., W sRoeyes, general agent OF the
Union Central Life Insurance company OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, with headquarters at nj
Paso, Is in the territorial metropolis 10
day.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-01

Headquarters for chinaware, glass.
ware, toys, notions. We are now re-
ceiving daily. new goods. To day W.
put on sale at eastern prices q large
assortment OF
Flour bins window cleaners
Cotton mOps Chair seats
Glass washboaIds Carving sets
Children chairs Mincing Knives
Toy banks Doll trunks
Coal hOds Lap boards
Bread boards Towel rollers
Slaw cutters Apple paTers
Vegetable slicers Soup strainers
Japanese lanterns FestOOn papers
Paper napkins Crepe paper
aud lots OF other things which would
take too much space TO mention
The FAIR,
ll3 South First Street.