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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26
= 0os @6la6tI6iff Oregon, mel
des I'm I'll llbr lsBte gfa4t bier Gnz
fam, lit bereits ipieoer ubgefabren.
o. Opa,,;I. -Oc.toA;t;u,,
Sir NanilazGr
Ibfabrt Der eriten SruppenienOurg
ben San 6ran3isco. = Die 5tpeite
ioQ binnen tpenigen Sagen foigea.

SanSrun3i8co, 25. W&ui. -
Die erIte nu9 ben Y6ilippinen 5ez
Itimmte SruppenzStreitma6t bette
beno aus 1882 Monn unb 1T Sffiz
5ieren, ippie 76 NtarineIolodten init
II Offi3ieren, ging beute gtabmit!ag
gegen 3 lt6r auf ben 0ompfern n@itn
Of Peting," yGitp Of Sionep" uno
n2luItralia" pon bier na4 0}unila ub.
Die Sruppen iino aus 5reipiaiger
aus Californian uno Oregon uno Ell
ner 2lbtbeilung regulGrer 5ruppen 5uz
iammen 8eieBt.
Der Wlonitor yMontereb," pel9er
ii9 Dem 9ei9naber bsS 2lomirut5
0epeD anT6IieBen ion, nimmt jsBt
&o6len unO 8rOpiiionen Elm. Damn
piro ba5 6abr3eug in Der RuOpz9arb
nod griinoli9 inipi5irt perbsn, Saz
nit 2lues fir Die peite Seefabrt berz
geri6tst peroe. Die 9umpfer nit
Dem Sruppentransport neroen DON
Dem rW}ontsreD" pa6ri9einli3 in
9onolulu eingeboIt perOen.
Sine 5peite Sruppen@@TpeOitipn
no6 W}anila ion erIt nu4 2(ntuaft
BON 8eneralmaior N}erritt, peIAer
@nbe Oieier Mo6e ernartet nirb, aus
geriiitet neroen. Der 9umpfer n3eaz
ldn0iu," Der morgen bier fdQig lit, uno
Der dm SamItdg erpartete 9umpfar
r@bina" tperoen fir ben Sruppenz
3ransport in 9ienit gsite[It nerOen.
0o4 Diiroen nod a6t grDBere Dam
pier CUR 8ef0rOerung Der gan3en na6
WtaniIo beItimmten 3ruppenma6t
n0t6ig iein.
General N&errium, GommunOtur
oeS W}ilitGrbepartements BON Galifprz
MEN, bat SrOre er6aIten, oa8 Com
manoo iiber Die 5ruppen bier i'm Qus
ger, nit Qusnabme elmer geringsn
Qbtbeilung. an 8sneralmajor Otis,
Den 3tpeitbD6iten 8efebl56a6er Ser
PhilippinenzGrpebition, gu iibertrus
gen.
9a5 erite Battalion bes 10. 9ennz
IDloanier observation-disclosures 1T
bier dnuefomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26
ltnii6rrbcit ;n &egs@eit.

N}orb uno SobtI6lag an Der Cages
orOnung. - Die 8ep0Iterun9 piQ
Die Staot unter 9otmdBigteit OR
Militdr6e60rbe geitett baben.
aepzW #, 5lo., 25, g}oi, =
Sas. s. 9prIep, 50 Sabre alt, Elm BE-
fainter, ieit langen 5abren in 6Iorip1
uniGIIiger Mai6iniIt, purDe beu:e
Friib inner6ul6 peniger S6ritte BON
.8eDz8eitz6otel' ais 2ei9e auf oe-
GtraBe gefunoen. Sein 8opf mar gu
8rei 3erI6lagen. 8eItern Bate Dor
len cine tleinere Summe 8elD er6alten,
uno ale l1mItGnoe oeutsr an, baB e.
einem Raubmorbe gum Spfer ftel
QBm. Garne, Elm Seemann bes &dz
nonen6ootes ,WprriLI, purOe geitsrn
2(beno Dor elmer S6dnte i'm iii0li9en
Stuottbeile BON me6rerer 9fegern, nit
pel6an er i'm RauI6e in 9dnOel geraz
t6en mar. dngefdlen unD 10 i4limm
3ugeri6tet. oaB er idperIi4 papon
tommen piro. Seute friib mar er nO4
am 2eben. Wte6rere 8er6dftungen
IinO pprQenpmmen norOen.
Die 8ep0lferunq fat bic 9unoe5=
beE0rOe erIu4t, Den 8eldgerungs5us
Itano iiber bic StaDt gu per6Gngen.
Die Staot 6at nur oret Poli5iIten. Die
ie $50 pro Monut in itGotiI6en
S6ulof6einen fir fire 0ienite erbalz
ten, uno oieie S4uli6eine iinb einem
9i5conto opn so BrO3ent unterporfen.
2(Ge bret 9oli5iiten haben Der StaOtz
6eb0roe Die 2(bii6t ongetiinbigt, a63uz
odnten.
(SpGter.) - G5 iteqt ii4 berau5,
bah Der SeemQnn Garne pon Dem De
aer @6arle8 8itben, einem notpriihen
bieiiqen 9eIperuop, Dur6 einen Efz
fenI9uB an Der Wange perpunoet L.
ounn our6 Solbeni9IGge auf ben &opf
6enuBtloS gu 8pben geitredt purOe.
9or6er Bate &itGen ben 8uTen Gldz
oimir 0dnitsti, ebenFaq5 3ur Mannz
I6oft oe5 &anonenboots8 pWorriQ"
geb0riq, psl6er ii6 in Garne's 8eieQz
iGaft 6efunD, o6ne Elm @prt Der Warz
nung our6 einen S4uB get0otet. Die
ls W}dnner paren 2(ugen3eugen Oes
8erbre6ens, ma6ten ieOD6 teinen
8erfu6, Den Nt0roer feit5une6men.-
lin 10 ll6r 6eute friib mar 8it4en
nod nidt eingefungen. &it6en iou
our4 Giferfu6t iiber Die 2lufmerfIamz
feiten, tpel9e pie Seeleute ieiner 6rau
erpisien 6atten, 81 Der Shat gebradt
nOrOen iein.
0orieD, Der unoere Grmorpete, Fat
einen So6n, paIder uuf Dem &anonenz
boot yMarble6eaD" oiant, uno mar
bierber getommen, nm ebenfaQs cine
SteQe i'm 3egierungsoienit gu crlanz
gen. @r mar gu Mandtto dniGIIiq, mo
er einen 2lpfeliinen6ain beiaB. Sin qez
Difer @aQace. pel6er gu elmer 6erii6z
tigten 8anDe jun9er Raufbolbe in 6ie-
Tiger Stabt geb0rt, lit als Der Shat
perbd6tiq Dsr6aftet porDen.
Streitigteiten uno 6lutige S9IGqez
reien 3pii6en WeiBen uno Regern ma
rem fc6on por 2lu5bru4 bes 8rieges
TAFT tGgli9e GreigniiIe in &epzDeft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26
% tUrlt4 mar es nt4t


Berlin, %. U}ai. - Die geItern
in9}ep Yort per0ffentIi6te ga6riat,
DAB Der ofutife &oniul gu Manila bic
2anoung oOn 2dbsnsmitteI nit 8epolt
er3ningen polIte unO OaB 2lOmirdI
0epeD uuF Die oeutI6sn &riegsi6ifFe
gu fsuern orobte, pirO bier Offi3j05 in
Qbreoe gafeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26

- Or. S6omas 80. Gpuns, Der i'm
leBten Oftober 3u Paris geitorbene be-
fannie amerifaniide 3abnar3t, puroe
aeItern i'm SFamiliengepOlbs auf Der
a8oobluno Cemetery" gu PbilaDsIz
phia beioeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26
@s iit b0Gft pibtig, OaB ieOe aya,
milic cincm Sorrafil 0GW
0OADWAY'S
~ READY RELIEF

pets I'M &auit bait ocftu gebraub Nb III alSH
Uoriomn,uOeu GOln BON 5hwtB;n ootr RrdUis
bsit ais B0bltbusHO erlusitU iUir0. Es gCJt Riots
III ocr g4sit, Ods S6mcyIcH 10 yolD rllM oOtr
ou5 6orti1reiteu BON Rgauthctcu 10 ba.O ucy5iUa
BERN Djto, ais oas 8caOp Hcl.sf
5cgCu 30piitmGrjeH OoUObl Migruue, Ul, NtrH
Utuit ROpiibmeritUl, ,}abHibmcucu, &surdlJje,
Rh,umattsmus, NuftDtb. S6mu}a uUo Sbwltt
iu 8Ut:n, 8idqrat 0btr IN ben NltrW. Sbmerju
IN Der ytbcrQta;U0, SeiiWtsbw, @uibDcluug Der
G,lttc mn Sdmcr3eH auer 9.rt Uy0 bic gluptH'
OuHQ Uou 8dowdD5 8saop RtIsi UHmJt!cbars
GgitatcruuG scpabreu uup bel ioJigsitFicm Sts
braut iUGhreuo ceHi0tr Ga9s cine odutrHoe otis
lung beDirieH.
g9tuH iuHtrli6 arQtDtuott eiH bllber bis lu
tinsm 5bttIcfit pol in 'iHm bal5tu gl1s @aNsr
rro IN peUiesu WiUuiru grdmpie, lauren
WoQeH. u,btIfcf, Grbrcdsu SoobrsuueH, NerDtua
fiat Shliloha'cjt WiQrcut, glojuugtu uHO ale
iHHrlittu S6mc3eU itilW.
G. atbt 'cu nslmittd IN hU Btlt Dttts
ffitbtr uHo gcbicliisbtv ionic uuc mddridarti9cu,
bilritu uuo uue uuosrtH Tjebcr 10 raid btieu ptrO,
dts uutsr 3ubulituobmt uou q n . 9 y l.
len Durt an ans 8eabD 8 tltef -
9rcis 50 Gents prO 5lai0e. 9ertauit BON aasH
GpotbeIsru,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26

Mubrib, %. U1ai, Dia 8idrriB
5rontrei6. - Wtan niu in Ufaorio
eridbren BADEN, oaB 8roB6ritannien
Die Qbiiat bat, nit 1000 Mann, mel
DE iebt in Gibraltar mdri6bereit gez
laIten lperoen, ii9 in ben 8eTB 3ans
gers, bes murpttaniI6en 6dfer5 an
Der Rserengs bon Gibraltar, gu IeBsn,
fdlls irgeno cine Ma6t triegeriI3e8erz
pidsIungen nit 9roBbritannien iuz
nen IoQte. 0ur6 bic 8eieBung 5dnz
GERS niirbe 9roBbritdnnien bic Sin
fl6rt III ols U1ittelldnOH6e Meer p0lz
lig beberrI6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26

o ~ ONt*S
gen gort, %. U}ai. - Sine
bier Oer0ffentli6te Spe3ial 0epeite
aus Songfong meIOet i'm @egenIdBe
gum Obi9en, 9tomiral Derpep babe ben
Sreu5sr Baltimore" unO bu5 tiir3Ii4
Den Spaniern a6genommene &dnonanz
boot ,GalaO" nab SlOIto gei9idt, UNI
Die 8drte nSaranac" 3uriif gu tapern.
Dtro pO4l nt6tio | d i'm m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26

6onQtong, 25. W}di. - Der
japaniiGs &reu3er r2(titIudimd" iit
bier aus U&anila eingetroffsn. Gr
msIOet, DAB Der Gapitdr re5 fpuniz
I6en 3oututtsr5 yGaqao", pel6er
fir3li4 BON Der 6lotte 2omiral
Dspep's gerommen poroen, erI4oFen
perDen pir0, neil er bus 5euer Der
amerjtunii6en SGiffe ni6t erpiDert
fat. 3uoem ion Qomiral U2ontsio,
pelder Die BON QoriraI 0epeb's Sc
i4DaOer 3eritDrte 6lotte communoirt
bate, unter Der QntIage Der5eigEeit
Dor elm 3riegsgeri4t seIteGt psrDen.
Sp6n 8ull's 0rf6IGoe ami
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-26
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GS bcfinScn Iidb fuebcr betGnbcnSc,
mod siftisc 9lr5uci|tofie In
RADWAY S SREADY RELIEF

g9cuu Rsoifomtute lur 2iuOsruuQ oou S5m.rs
lsn utruauot ptroca iclt,H mir nets ioSe D,rs
mNotU p,Ite 'daolib aui 0lg SDt,m sn9irttH.
Eptum Dtoygbium 6bloy0ioru Iti5cr, Gotatut,
S5!orol H. !. 70. pCbi;fW Den SbmcrJT ginbult,
tHosm oas 6mPInour1 sCsTWUltH JtTItoyt miro uu0
Der Hofle1t btU Gtiubl5 S.ul pT.ltrt. Us IL OttI
les tlHt5 Der 'tCo.itrsa TcriGbycU; 6 masti-t
bic Scmptomc, 5r,uot 0irtlI,I Sum SbDc'Qsu,
Wlu0eu, 0J. s:S:, aaO bic GirqartlO, oaouyh rui1
U,yt NM ptuU fir cine lduQcrs 3ti icrt9sisft.
ntrot pie 1trocu actootct uuo ts pjro cine loialt
ootr lugcmtint sabmUuU 0aOurb htruorQeru'cH.
ft5 oici,c uucewiH.u s,;luif:,l an b,pitutu. penn
ctu roftiots NtilwJttd 10 itg} y 10 rs 3cuoD
R.tIie Me cuolcuoftu Stmcr3sU roibcr Ijrotrt,
rbus bic 0,ginQtc v,iaby l1c0tr iir Rju9sr, nod
fir GrDcdtue, oowit iU pcrbiUpcu.
Gs ftilt iofcyt biz 1UiltrcHer Shm-rlcu liuoTt
GutfiuhGrQtH uUO Ncrbuosrt bic IuhOufur1 RON
RyaHfhtishOiitu IN osu yuuccu Otm Waam Den
GiNecpsiNen pntr In ntn Ernitn ntr SAItimhGntt.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
DISTRICT COURT news.

Commissioners Make Rep n on Parti-
ton Of Baca location No. A.
Messrs. POwars, Bonsall and whiting.
the three commissioners appointed TO re-
port on the feasibility OF p%artiti0ning
Baca Location No. I, which Is involved
in the case OF joel z, whitney w. NJ. s
0tero OF Of, 6led their report In the die-
triet court this morning. The commits
sioDers report that the partition Is not
feasible because Il cannot be done con
sistently with the interests Of the estate.
The report is exhaustive and shows
that the grant contains about 10000
acres OF land, 10 which there are forty
eight individual interests varying from
the lowest Of li2 acres to the highest OF
"a, 723 acres,is which owned byM. 3. OteTO.
The two other principal owners are Joel
?. Whitney with 1886 aud Pedro Perea
with S,276 acres. The grant Is described
~ consisting Of 10000 acres Of valley
land and $1,000 acres OF mountainous
country.
IL Is rich In grasses and the bounteOus
supply OF water Is remarkable for this
arid region. This makes the grant espgc-
tally valuable for a cattle range and the
smsll owners would therefore be greatly
managed by a partition Of the property
n view OF the irregular form OF the val
7 ~ and mountains. The value Of the
mountainous portions would be mater
ally reduced and the value OF the valley
lands would not be propOrtionately In
creased.
In the case OF the whitney Company
ss. Noble Berggren. judgment by default
tor tl416O has been entered.
In the case Of the First National Bank
OF Albuquerque vs.. WIN Mcclellan ct al,
he motion for on appeal was oyerruled.
Pedro Perea, Alexandra sandoyal and j.
:. Sandoyal were appointed commission
~ IN the case OF the New Mexico n
southern Pacific Railroad Company w.
FelicianO Aichibeque et al, TO appraise
he value OF the LANDS 10 be taken by the
rlaintin for It's use and right-of- way In
his county.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
CITY NEWS.
have got the best D cent cigar In town
take one. "HAWley ON the Corner"

There will be a regular meeting OF the
city council this evening.
A low oxford shoe lost Saturday night
Finder leave at Whitney company's store
The WOodmen Circle will give a dance
at the 0rchestrion hail On Saturday
night. December 10.
p. j. McGTath, the letter carrier, Ia
reported as being quite III. Dan Phillips
Is looking after his route.
For the convenience OF those who can.
not visit rs during the day will serve
coffee and biscuits until 3 o'clock every
evening during our cooking exhibit
DOnohue Hardware company.
Judge j. W. CTumpaeker returned
Saturday night from La Porte, Ind 4.
where he attended the funeral OF his
father He was accompanied by John
ShAffer, ex-pOstmaster Of La Porte, who
will visit in this city for a short time.
There is as much interest being taken
In the mayordom0 election In old town
70 day as In a presidential election In
New York. At 200 1872 votes bad been
cast. The polls closed at 4 o'clock, and
the result will be announced tomorrow.
While in Las Vegas, Deputy Sheriff
Newcomer convinced himself that the
goods which Comstook, Martin and John.
son cold Ia this city were stolen from
R0senthal Bros. In Las Vegas. As soon
their terms In the county Jail here expire
u ev will be taken there and tried on the
cl ar 90 OF burglary.
". j. Griflu, the insurance man OF
Virginia, who came here some time ago
Tor hts health has connected himself
with the Northwestern Mutual life In
surance company under W. p. Metcalf.
aud desires the consideration OF the
people and will do all he can 10 serve
them to their interest
la another part Of tod y's CITIZEN,
there appears a clipping FROM the sOcOrr0
Chieftain, wherein the Information IL
given that X V. Chayes will become a
partner Of Judge II. l.. Warren in the
nractiee 81 law, the aTm Of Warren *
Ferguson having been dissolved Judge
Warren wa ssen this m'rnlng In regard
Ia he nsw pRt'neTsLip snd he stated
amDhatieal'y that The report was prema
ture and that no partnership, AZ yet,
existed between himself and MIR. Chaves.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

ucssrs. Mcclure, Wheeler. Mstthes and
other Back from the War"

ucssrs. Mcclure, wheeler. Mstthes and
Others Back from the War"
Edward Mcclure, Dwight Wheeler and
ia. MAtthes, OF this city, who we're mem
Uers OF Company Il Fiist Territorial vol
lnteeT Infantry, arrived home last night
IRON Albany, ia, and they have their
discharge papers from the army In their
pockets,
sergeant VIM. Smith, OF Gallup. Harry
COmery, OF White Oaks, and Dick Brown,
OF sHn MaTcial. VINO were also hOnOrably
iit charged. accompanied the A%lbuquer-
que volunteers 10 this city, the Two for
uler proceeding TO their respective homes,
Whie Dick Brown remained here to day
10 help Wheeler and Mcclure tell the
DaautIes OF garrison life and praise up
he good ana noble qualities VI Lieut.,
hcRse and a few other OIL jers OF the
regiment.
Mcclure states that ~ffty-elght mem
0rTs OF the regiment were discharged,
en- from Company Il.
Besides those mentioned above, POney
b.. Hubbard and Butch RAIDER left the
train at Chicago 10 visit relatives and
friends Ut Springfield, Mo, and Left
Ritch, who was u santa Fe brakeman
.Outh from this city, will visit his Old
Virginia home for thirty days before
returning 10 New Mexico. These three
.llisted here aud are among the ten dis
'harged from Company n.
Mr. Mcclure also states that the dis.
,hArge OF Louis Kellogg, rs a member OF
he company, was issued with the others
nd he should have received IL before
low.
Tie returned volunteers give the en-.
eOdTaging news that the general health
u the members OF Company n ia good,
and that they had a hne time while
stationed at Camp Hamilton, in the blue
grass region OF Kentucky. They were
slso pleased with their Albany, Ga,
headquarters, and all are under the iu-
preston thbt the entire regiment will
con be mustered out OF service.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
Here Are the Lots

LOT l Assorted lot Of Waist, Skirt and Trimming
Silks, the width is 20 inches. The cOlOrs are plain
and changeable. They come In figures or stripes. The
actual honest value Is Toe. Theprice for thi' occasion is 65c.
LOT 2. Twenty odd styles OF I ncy figured Dress
Stufs, all good, The widths are 36 and - inches.
The regular retail price is Doe to SOC. ...,......,...25c .
LOT 3. A bunch Of stylish Jackets, two kinds, pr
tectly tailored, proper in cut, proper eOlOTs. The proper
price IL $3.50, The price during this sale IL. ......., $40
LOT 4. just 22 pairs of part Wool Blankets, big
blankets, nOn-shrinkable blankets, blankets that will
give warmth AMI wear, Cost you at any other time
81 20 cost you now. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l2O
LOT b. A lot Of fine crochet BedsprFais, hemmed,
ready Ter use, extra large double bed size, regularly
Tetailed at Sl.l5, for this time. .....,.......... SOC.
LOT 8. About 3S hundred yards OF heavy soft
mapped Onting Flannel, newest styles, freshest color
ings used for warm night shirts, day shirts used for
kirts ard a dozen other uses not mentioned; staple
standard, all the year round price 100; this lot this time nc.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
INITIATED BUr NOT EoUAtED.
IN MTXIgo.
The Kansas ~swindier Said 20 bo shad we'd
An Hawl.n

The Kansas swindier Said to bo shad we'd
In Mexico.
Chihuahua. Mex, Dec. 5.-Grant g.
Gillett, the cattle plunger. whose sudden
disappearance 80 startled the financial
world, arrived at chihuahua. Now 3 aud
left on the morning Of the oath for Du-
range, where Il is stated that ha dep0s-
tied large sums OF money In a bank. He
remained only q short time ia Durango,
aud bought a return ticket 20 Chihuahua
Two prominent business men OF this city
came uD from Durango on the same train
with him.
Gillett is still in the city, hut his
where bouts are unknown, except to the
detectives. who are closely shad0wing
him. He will he arrested Immediately
upon the arrival OF the authorities from
the stateL
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

was represented BY Attorney wycoa and
pleaded not guilty. Victor Molina and
John Williams, c0loiei. testified 20 the
{ ings which tTanspifed a the saloon 0n
I Ne m nntng In Qu 3 iOu, giving tn facts
v fiually a. published, and the defendant
submitting no evidence. was bound 0y. r
70 the grand jury and his bail Fixed Vt
1900.
Vidal Chavez was aned fiO Tor beiny
drunk and disordefly
Two w%ell-known eitiz'ns, who got into
a misunderstanding last Saturday night
through each charging the other with
being drunk, paid sS apiece into the city
treasury this morning Tor their fun.
John Berry, a vag. was sentenced 90
work five days on the streets.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
Library Dialogue

o. b. Blunt-Hello, MaDnl What are
yCu looking NO glum abOutY
NJ. T. Mann-TO be frank with You.
Blunt, | am hungry. There IL such a
monotony about the meals at our
o ace l simply cannot eat them. Nothing
TO HIT the right spot.
o. b. Blunt-What you need IL a ticket
TO the Library ball. Such chicken salad
SucN cOffepl Why, they are enough to
make your old men dream dreams and
yOur young men see visions.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

Take your girl a box OF fine confec-
tions from the candy store at l06 Rail-
rUad avenue.
II you want picked chilli and sauer
kraut, call at Bachechi Il GiOmi's.
Ostrich feather bOas; a new line Just In
1t the Economist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

HudsOn's paint shop is now located on
North Second street, opposite Trimble's
livery stables, where he ia selling paints,
oils, varnishes, etc.-the best Of goods
at less than cost. He has also received a
new stock Of wall paper. Give him a
trial.
Gas fitting and plumbing. whitney Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05
2ts Railroad Ave. A. Simpler 6 co
FOR SALE.
Rar Room L


These fixtures originally cost over $500
They are 10 good condition, and can be
bought at a very low figure. Just the
thing 10 6t up a nice little saloon with.
There Is n eighteen-fOOt, walnut top
front bar, eighteen-fnOt back bar, large
mirror. foot rail. aud a large six-dOOr ice
box. Inquire Of or write TO rs Knight,
OF Schneider & Liz, Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Photographs equal in finish TO New
York City work, for only "a per dozen, at
the albright Art ParlOrs," ll3 north
Third street.
We guarantee the "Richelieu" canned
goods TO be the equal Of any goods packed
try them-Only at Beckeris Cash
Grocery.
See the new silk skirts and p~etticOats
at the Phoenix,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

county. in the famous sixth district OF
that great John BarleycOrn" state
Some OF the whlskey IL aged. and Captain
Kaufman. who il here representing W.
Lemp's Brewing company. a 81. Louis,
says that Boone county beats the whole
world In producing pure whiskey. II you
want TO celebrate during the holidays,
leave your orders at Bschechi & GiOmi's.
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LOT Z. Case Of yard wide bleached cotton, soft.
clean round thread, sold in the store regularly at 64c,
For TINS once &c
LOT s. twenty-five dozen woman's Fleeced lined
Jersey Ribbed Vests, full shaped, full sizes, proper
winter weight. Yesterdays price 35c. Till these are
gone, ? cOOrs. ........... Pot
LOT 9. A case Of Mems Heavy GRAY Shirts and
Drawers, warm comfortable garments. Honest as the
day Is long" Sold honestly at zoe. each, Two suits
tO a customer, limit ........ ...,...,.. ...., 400
LOT 10. WOman's Fast Black Hose, q hundred
pairs. No seams, double heels, double toes, close gauge,
one NJ the best weirilg stockings In our stock, l5c. aud
worth il. Special for this event ...,,,,......... Toe
q II a gOodly lot OF WOman's Hem Stitched,
all linen White Handserohieis, AZ a fair profit they
would cost you Zoe. Buy them now and they will cost
for three just ......,,... 2SC
LOT f.. Several hundred boXesOf Good Toilet Soap
big cakes. You know them, We sell them the year
aroundat zoe. box Until these are gone thsy'l cost
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STATEHOOD BILL.

Delegate wmPush the Measurs
This Session.
Special to The Citizen,
Washington, Dec. 5-Delegate + r
russon Is preparing a new bill 10 adult
New Mexico TO statehood. Delegate elect
rsrea ana OK Delegate CatTOn will arrive
to-day. II Is believed that with the dem
Uerats and republicans both working Tor
statehood that the bill can DO passed
through both houses, FERGUSON says he
IL entirely out Of politics and will give all
hts attention TO his mining interests In
Colorado and New Mexico. The presi
dents message causes the creates inter
eat.
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Let Me at Jones.

White on the street car tell 'em TO lei
ynu of ~ Jones'. In order 10 clear $500
by 10 night | am selling below cost.
While on II abroad avenue give me a call
Il you want 10 sea your money 20 MP In
smoke, call and see me.
BURT JONES.
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BURT JONES.

Mesdames Votaw q Jones have re
moved their dressmaking parlors TO IA
north second street. upstairs
LOst-A black leather prayer book on
Second or Coal avenue. Finder please
return to this office. Reward.
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in Family and Fancy
Groceries.
COFFEE.

Good coffee, like ours, is so necessary,
that a breakfast without IL Is only half a
meal. There's 80 much In a really fine
cup Of coffee that IL makes half a meal
of itself, We make "A point of carrying
the finest Mocha, Java ami Brazilian
cOffees In our stock. The dignity Of cur
breakfast table must be maintained.
Whatever becomes Of the gold or silver
s andard, the purity and supremacy Of
the cof e standard must be preserved.
For ourselves, w are for coffee, and
our prime Al cOifees are for the public
Of A buquerque.
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ToYal Tnr.lI imam

THE Racket" store, b, II. Boatrlghi
proprietor, is receiving a magnificent
sock OF holiday toys, aud Ia a few days
"fhe Racket" will be able 10 show up
one OF the largest aud most appropriate
stocks OF holiday goods ever brought 10
fhIa city
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

Buy your candies. fruits, nuts and hOl-
idAy sweets at lO6 Railroad avenue.
Free lunch always ON hand az the
Paradise. Bachechi 4 GiOmi.
Ladies' walking bats sud sailors at
cost. b., Held Il Co.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-12-05

Barleyeorn In Great Quantities.
This morning, Bachechi Il GlOmi, the
wholesale liquor merchants OF First
street, received two carloads OF hne Ken
lucky Whistles, most Of IL from Boone