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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
MAY ENLARGE THE conrs,1rrEE.
Nearly $500 Raised fer EnteFtainIns the
Firemen.

The finance committe OF the cft-
ZrilS executive Committee has been
busy for the past few days making n
canvass of other sections Of the city,
and as Il result nearly $500 has been
collected for the fund With which all
expenses will be betrayed.
1t is is very evident that fhe finance
committee is not made up Of a sutlic-
lent number of gentlemen tosthorouShly
canvass the city in the short time that
will cl;,pSe before the opening OF the
convention. The members of this
committee have worked faithfully in
several of the business districts and
have secured nearly $500. Were the
committee to be enlarged itis believed
that the necessary funds can be rails
cd with greater dispatch.
1t is no, e'-ir'.e'.- that more mem beers
will be addc, to this committee at the
meeting OF thu ,.;::Te COMMITTED
Monday night
The amusement committee has just
sent out To all the vollntecr fire com
pinicS of tn. State. and those non-re-
Si'ient of the State. which were invited
To be present at the convention. Il cir
Guitar letter giving the plans Of the COM
n,iltec for the entertainment OF the
guests ANA 81 few interesting FACTS
about the city. This committee pro-
poses to send out several more c;rcu-
lars before the convention date. &C
uuainting the iiremen With the latest
plans and developments with re-
gard to the arrangements for their re-
ceuti,n and entertainment.
The committee has also issued an
other pr gram of the convention fca-
lures. much more attractive than the
first one. The souvenir program will
not be issued until the week 3of the con-
Etntitn.
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WILL REOPEN THE4CASE.
DreNfus Likely 10 Have Another
,l,y Iclerr.aph1I

nsy Telegraph.l&
PARIS. Sept 1.-The movement in
favnr Of i revision of the Drryfus case
is growing stronger in the papers which
have until now been hostile ITO the pris-
oner Of DEVILS Island.
General PellieuN has rendered his
resignation, bu, i, Was withdrawn on
the instance Of General zurlinden:
1t MAS announced this afternoon by
the Patrie that several officers -of the
general staff have decided Ito resign
shortly and divulge all they know of
the entire Dreyfus affair. One officer
declares that war will inevitably follow
as result of the revelations which will
be made regarding the Vaccinations of
another government.
IL Nj. l.assies. 4 member of the Chamber
OF Deputies. had an interview this NOR
ming With the minister for war NJ Ca
raignac, on the recent developments In
the Dreyfus ease The minister reit-
Sullt of the prisoner. but added that At
the same time he was determined to
punish all who had been derelict in
their duty.
The deputy afterward declared that
so long as NJ. CavaiSnac was minister
for war there would be no revision OF
the Dreyfus case. adding that in the
event Of Il revision the trial could not
| again be held behind closed doors. and
as it would be impossible to produce
publicly some of the documents, the
acuuittai of Dreyfus must certainly re-
suit from 4 reopening of the case.
The most pessimistic feelings exist
IL is the common belief that Great
Britain and Russia are on the eve Of
war, and that the consequences of the
nreyfus scandal will involve France in
Wal with Germany.
The government is doing it's best to
stem the rising tide of agitation by q
studied uuiescence which scandalizes
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
IsislEFS.

Mrs. powcn Of Twan,vsorantb
street Fast end is imprnying,
NJ, I.nnI.r t,b.,o,.,,, ~ snithf5.J1
v,si,,a friends IN ~. ,.iiv ,,.stcr1,y
Mis-. AN, o,nial wiz, bo. h..an ,.,ait-
49," NJ. Isr.l i,n..s ~, - .r,y..nt1-si,
-, .,.,ni ,,,. ~, .
-, ~. III S,,,,n,,,r w ,rnnr.i.,,. "
Mrs ~. J. MnrlSny is vis;,jnS in
p.n,lsyivuni:, she viii Ia absent tv,
months
Mr.. Fill. Superintcntlrnt Of the Viz
.;ini., Insurance Association is critical
y i'll ut his home Oh Chestnut avenue.
i;cN ]. r. Ai:trNay has announced the
following subjects Tor tomorrow. Morn
:n&: Growing th'. Waters III Life.
i:Nen:n&: Tie Gospel Applied 10 our
tiiy. ..
Mis- >in9 ;'i''''.Fiiel'' NJ l'uise
liGrhias, ~" Nv been s!'~nh!;'s sev-
efai webs TIN 'li'- Misses chapman
IN -" "' Nlsh'' rrt"Fi4'-' nome Yes
'"raaN h@.ni!%
jung" l'nek'tS. al f"ft !-''ti'son.
r'il,'n Gull ,A' an" sou slr. r-"sil
t,uc"leS. 81 Siiii'h eh'tr' >ahsaS' we're
~. ,s,';, :" M ny, ia!,.''S y,
~. = ~ ''' NJ -
AZ, II ,,;,,.r .,,, h. ,,ar
,vi,h n..r..r: n,,s -. w.. nnS, tbraa
vea,.. -. ,yin,1nw lr,..s.,. ,arI .,,i'.ar-
ijs,n,ni wiz. .,rl s,l,.s,n,,n h,s ssv-
cred his cnnnc,1inn With IN. firm. He
will taxi il short vacation next week
MIR j. A. Nriil..tt. cashier of 1n,. First
National Bark. left last night on a
short vacation, which he will spend at
his old hom. in northern New York,
where his family is spending the sum
nncr.
Secretary G. G. Kent has returned to
The city from chicll:lmaug;. Where hi,
had one of the y NJ g. A. tents MI
Kent went from t'hickamauga to
Knnxville. where he remained a short
time. and then visited relatives in .hiS
state before returning to his work
here.
The nov chcsancaiz. and Ohio steam
shin ,;:,,i,;;,n which nnly recently
mad. hnr maiden min across the At
I,,,r;, /. >,,,.,.d +, ,,,.;v ~. e.un-
i.,, f,.cn, 1in..,,,,.J -, D,,,j,,,n 1T
49,. 49,, ,r.,,i, -, "a .,,,n.in, f,,,,N
49,, .,.,, ~, -; ~, 49,. fr9it,,t
,,,,, y; ~ ~ - ~ -, .s
SILL" f' 80 10 1,,..' ,'ll Nv, t'',. =, :
49, 49, ~, =, s,s oao
,ii'.." " - -
NerN rev si'i!'S s!''s.e" any 9"
VAIN ca.S'eS ''s' i,i"i'.o. MI"
counts Tor the small Na'''.'.lo'i Oh en- n,
| ports These hsufes however. Wi
| compare faN"rahiy Win the Total Tor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
DEMONSTRATION AT pANA.


Deputy Sherifr's March Through the
City With Loaded Rifles.
PANA. ILL, Sept. 2.-Fifty-four of
the deputy sheriffs. who have been on
guard duty at the Springside coal
NINE, made n demonstration this after
noon by marching in a body through
the principal streets OF the city with
loaded Springfield rifles and fixed bay
onets to City Hall Park, where they
rested on their arms for half an hour.
They We're in charge of Mayor Penwell
and Chief Deputy William Baldwin.
Later they returned to the Sprlngside
mine. All along the line of march cit
liens Missed the deputies and applied
all manner OF epithets at Them but the
deputies cooly continued the march.
Mayor Fenwel said the deputies were
brought 10 the city on ordrs from Gov
ernor Tanner. but the state secretary Of
the labor bureau David Ross. the gov
ernor's representative looking into the
situation. denied the statements of the
mayor Mayor Penwell said 1t was
feared the lives of the deputies and
operators families We're in danger.
The demonstration created great excite
ment.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
MASTERING OUT TROOPS.
tHy Tnlcgraph.)

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-The follow
ing troops We're ordered to be mustered d
out Of service today: First Pennsylva-
mia. Second Pennsylvania. Third Penn
sylvania thirteenth Pennsylvania,
Fourth Wisconsin, Seventy-first New
York. First New Jersey. Thrty-second
Michigan two Squadrons First Ohio
cavalry Eighth Ohio. .15Sth Indiana,
Third Ohio. Second North Carolina
Simons Island. Ga to Raleigh: First
and Second Alabama. Third u. S. v
cavalry. Second Massachusetts, FIRST
South Carolina, Jacksonville to Column
bia :. G.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
GENERAL cLAY,s DIVORCE.
Strange Petition Filed in Kentucky by
----------- an Aged HuSban


Aged Husband.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. "A special to
The Evening Post from Richmond, KY,
says: - r
The petition for divorce filed by Gen.
eral Cassius NJ. Clay to secure a legal
separation from his girl wife. Dora
Richardson Clay, recites that the
plaintiff has treated therdefendant in all
respects as u dutiful ana faithful hns-
band should and that he has fully met
and disc harged all the covenants of said
marriage contract but that the defend
ant did. without fault on the part of
plaintiff, abandon him on July 3, 1897,
and has since lived separate and apart
from him."
General Clay prays for Il divorce and
asks that the defendant be restored to
her maiden name and given all proper
relief. which is supposed to mean that
he intends TO provide a liberal alimony.
The defendants answer admits all the
charges. General Clay says that the
girl shall never want SO long as he
lives
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
c.uer,., manager ". A. post Returns

Mr.. w. a. Post. general manager of
the shpyard. returned FROM Washing
tdn yesterday. whittier he went to be
present at the opening of the bids for
the hattleships. MIR. Post n expressed
himself rs being highly pleased With
The result He is quite sure that at
least one Of the vessels VIII be built
here.
White in Washington Mr.$sPost noti-
fled the Navy Department tina the bat
tleshp Illinois would be: launched ON
October f.
When asked about the strike of the
sheet iron workers, MIR. Postgstated that
it is practically settled. only half of
the men quit work, he saids and today
most of those who went out returned TO
their duties. 1915.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
OUR SPANISH PRISONERS.
State Department Now Considering
Their Release.

:
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Having ar
ranged for the release and return to
Spain Of the Spanish sailors captured
after the destruction of Cervera'S fleet.
the Spanish government IS now seek
ing to secure the release Of the Span
sh soldiers who are still held captives
in this country. There are few OF
these. confined at Fort Mcpherson ana
our government is entirely willing to be
rid of them. Our government having
finally consented to release the sailors
upon the sol. condition that the Spanish
government would transport them
home, Nj. Thiebault acting in the inter-
est of the Spanish government. has JUST
made application to the State Depart
.lent for similar treatment in the case
Of the Spanish soldiers. The request is
now under consideration and doubtless
will be granted.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
MISS BARTON TO RETURN.
The Ship Placed at Her Disposal Need
cd by the Government.

NbS AeltSl dl'HJ
HAVANA. Sept 2.--The. steamer
Clinton. which had been placed at the
disposal Of the Red Cross Society tenn
poi'arily for the distribution Of relief
here, being wanted by the government.
President Mckinley instructed Miss
Clara Barton to return 10 the United
States for the present. Miss Clara Bar
ton accompanied by her staff. sailed on
the Clinton last evening for Tampa.
Before leaving she paid the customs
fine for $500 imposed FOR the lack of 4
manifest of the Ciinton's cargo. maxi
ing the payment under protest as direc-
ted by President Mckinley.
Adviccs from Colon say that three
bhttalions of Spanish infantry arrived
there last Saturday, and similar ad
vices from other points in the island
Indicate that the Spanish government
is making preparations 10 embark its
troops for Spain.
The stock Of leaf tobacco is small.
and is selling at fancy prices. The mar
.ket is nrerrun with the principal
American buyers. who are bidding flu
riouSly for what they can get.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
Niagara Falls and Return %13.

m. next personally conducted ton.
10 Niagara Fails. Buffalo, Geneva. R,-
chester and Watkins Glen viii lca\ e
llmore steamers ana tue Baltimore 4
ONO X Z. Isoyal Blue Limo. Nc.inc.-
day. September 18th. Round tin froa
SOr1oik *l".cG- Fick".s limited ~ i
days. Stopovers p4rmittc., ~, Ir,.rr
journey. For tickets ana further info.
nation apply 81 4S
ARTHUR G. LEWIS.
s. p. A. Il. IS o. r.. r.
Under Atlantic Hotel. sap2-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
BALL At OLD POINT
Given to Admiral Howell and
.. Navy Officers =.
BY HOTEL CHAM BERLIN
brilliant scenes in the Host Iry. Social
Event Of the Season. List Of New
port News People
present. .i 4.

|
|
| b The Business Mems Association met
| in ,aiour,,,l s.ssi,, IN ~.
- '''e '>'''l
i'"h"iiS last hisht Tor the purpose "t
further considering the matter of com
pulSory connection with the city sew
,.er .,..,o,,, ,, ~. .
| - '''' ''s ueS"!t 't
whether or not the consulting engineer
must be recognized as the only super
| intcndent the city can engage to over
see this cxtr, work
| There We're present the following
members Of the associations: President
| Vest and Mcssrs. West. Marye Henley.
| l3icllfnru Powell Tucker Bowen,
| Greasy. h. Pcyscr. Sol. Pcyser Robin
son. Barclay and Caffee. Mayor Moss
| and City Engineer Fitchett Mere pres
emit We're MIR. W. r. Cuttrell. l.. s.
| tottrell and l.. l.. Anderson. Mr. An
| d,,.Sou acted as secretary in the all :
sence of Prof. l.. W. Huffman.
! President Vest called the meeting to
order and after stating the purpose for
which the association was called in
session. invited those present to enter
Il general discussion OF the lll-impor-
| tant matter before the meeting.
Mr. M;lrSe suggested that Mr.. Bick-
ford could throw considerable. light on
the legal side of the question. ana call
! ed upon him to express an opinion rs
| 70 whether "r not the city would be
obliged To retain Consulting Engineer
Potter to Supcrintcnd all extra work.
simply from the fact that the original
contract gave him fun power to ma k,.
| al necessary improvements and alter;,-
tlons -
MI Ricktord willingly responded. be-
ing careful. however. tn explain he
Was not acquainted With the details of
sns agreement and could only give an
opl'ilon lnit would apply to Il common
sense business transaction. He was
>cri h'sS throughout me evening an
lS"eflhS Questions ana his suggestions
~ |" ihe pr"ptr course l" be pursued
"Hr" SO clear that they were promptly
'u,'i'''u- ...
lhe Nrsl question I" be considered in
| e"hhtc'''I win the running OF The pro-
| i,seu t''hi'fli"ns s'tia MI, l5ickt"rd.
| Wa li'e i's i'"hSipiilt5 i"r tallur': ~ th'
| e!'.i'v system % Work properly. The
eht''t li,''t'ef ihS WIN Contractor tio-
n'in a'" ms n"husinen He saw no
1850: 1850. my M: i"tIer should be re-
| , ''''u ~ supet'liteild me work When
| ,,,,I', 49, 'S'i.t' or s"lhe other o!hcer
! ~ -. 80. ~ .',e suliie cal'acitS saving
| nT3 ~. l'et Gtn,; conlihlSSi"h
! .'lrn,.i ~ o ~, aoi an ""rk uohe.
| a,, ne ~ tte oiisiiai contract
n ,,.'. i,,'t"' liohah b"hdsnlen are re-
~, . ,.. lily 10. Ihe competitor OF
| Ia ~ 'li,,..' ~ ,i'e 'is'tehient,
| 49, .''''' 'oiSshe N"uid nave [" %.
civ ,,,i,,h, III. ,,l,,...,l -, -, ~
sing position He suggested that the
' ';.. ne requested 20 appoint com
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03

BRISTOL, ENG, Sept 2-The Trades
Union Congress has decided to send
egntes Of the American Federation of
Labor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
BANK CLEARINGS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The total bank
cIearings In the United States for the
week were. 81. 269. 1871 .448: per cent in
crease. 1874 Exclusive Of New York,
s45s. 931 Oh; per cent increase. 1.5.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03

Duncy's Malt Whiskey 50 cents per
bottle. Other case goods in proportion.
Mugler's Family Liquor Store au30 I'm
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
No NIO.uuite.

DO not loose sleep when a 10c bottle
of mo Mosquito" will drive away ev-
erv mosquito. FRED F. ALLEN &
CO. aug-10-1-w
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-09-03
FOUR MEN KILLED.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Sept, "A
special to the Sentinel from Blooming
ton. Ind. says:
"A horrible accident occurred at
Stinesville this afternoon in which four
men We're instantly killed by dyna-
mite explosion and many others seri-
ously injured.
The. men were blasting rock for
new pike, when 4 terrific explosion OF
dynamite occurred.
WANTEp-A1 the Virginia Cleaning
and Dying Establishment, IS suits OF
clothes every day to be cleaned. dyed,
pressed and repaired. and made to
look like new. 3lO5 Washington av-.
enue. aug-l0-tf.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
THE GOLDEN RULE
DRY GOODS COMPANY.
CapeS and Jackets

All Newest Goods. all at a reduction
Of25t) 50per cent from former prices,
You will save from $500 TO s. no a
garment by buying from IA Re
member these are new, and Fine
Winter garments.
Tailor.made Suits. skirts, and Fur
COllarettss aJ same big Reduction
prices.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
CITY NEWS.

4 have got the beat o cent cigar In town.
take one. "HaWIey ON the Corner"
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
wm. sims, OF Ration. is here to day.

Wan. Sims, OF Ration, is here to day.
David Burdge, special officer for the
Santa Ne at Topeka, Ia In the city to day
on important business.
h. l.. Holmes, the agent for the Santa
Fe Pacific at Gallup, was q guest Of the
Sturges European last night.
Attend the Spooner's entertainments
at OTchestriOn hall. TO.nigtt, they will
render "The Trial at Midnight"
W. n. Weber, wife and child, coming
I'm from the north last night, registered
Ut Sturges' European from Chicago.
Several we'll Winslowites reg
istered last night AT Sturges' European,
namely; Henry Heide and 3. A. Egg
glestOn.
Paul Kempenich, sOn Of the general
merchant at Peralta, Valencia county, h
here 10 day, aud Is registered at the
Grand Central.
The Women's Relief Corps held their
regular campfire NJ Mr.. I~sherwoOd's last
| night, at which n number Of Rough
Riders were Rueats Of honor.
Hon. W.. Hawkins, Of silver Citt,Who
was at as Y'gHs on businesa Httsf lrav
ing this clty on N+dlrs iaN, return 4
south, HON 'Wari houui, las night.
Miss Sionrrnti, the popu ar Lss vega.
lady who wA hero the past ten dlis ~
the guest OF Miss Margaret Lne. retufnt0
70 her home NJ Las Vegas Ia { night.
Miss Hannah Ramsey, who has beer
visiting friends ut Gallup IL In the Ult,
FOR a couple Of days, the guest OF Mrs j.
2 Lantz, before proceeding to her hom4
10 Pennsylvania.
Montague Stevens, who deals IN cattle
and other stock, down In the MRgda-
lena county. came In last night and put
his familiar signature on the StuTges
European register.
Hon j. r. McEie, Judge OF the First
judicial district, came In n M Santa Fe
last night, and continued south 10 Las
Cruces this morning. lie will return ~
santa Fe in a few days.
Ralph McFie, corporal Of troop X,
Rough Riders, who has been visiting his
home In Las Cruces aimee arriving from
Montauk z int. will pass up the road on
Sunday night for Santa Fe 10 resume his
duties M deputy district clerk OF the
court Of the First judicial district.
Ralph Halloran, the general south
western agent OF the New York Life In
surance company. returned TO the city
last night from a trip. The assertion
that he was at the alleged democratic
convention Yesterday. held at 0rchestriOn
hall. Mas false; he didn't reach the city
In time
Cottonwood Grove No. 9. WOodmen's
Circle, spent q memorable evening last
night. Mrs. Ellen SehsntiOn. Mrs. Mar
garet Wendell, Miss Elmira Mae Alexan
der, Mira. Belle Berry, Mrs. Mona Denny,
Mrs. 8. II PatnOe, Miss Eva Fleming
and Roy Eddings were initiate into
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

Silks
I'm black, white, in tie stap'e
and In th4 very new 81 shade,
ext a W de and extra quail ~,
a yard.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28


THR CITIZEN. the other day. mentioned
TIE fact itat Dairy j Rthief, 3 we'll
known engineer on lie Santa Fc Pacific
at Ninslow, would be ttabs'e!td 20 d run
from this city west. Nc. Render mlds u
pleasant call at this flee yesterday, and
sisted that thu transfer had been m-de
AMI that he and wife. with ,he latter's
mother, Mrs. c. Il Clark, had removed to
this city, occupying cottage No 4l5 ON
south Second street. NJ. Kahier Is u
OF the best and most faithful engineers
on thu Santa Ne Pacific, and The CITIZEN
Is pleased 10 welcome HIM and wife to
this city.
Milton Dow h6s disposed Of his general
merchandise store at Chilli to u stock
man named HaTlin, and Mr.. Dow will
remove with his family TO this city, In
order to give his children the benefit OF
good schools.
Wan. NJ. Cluts, who IL registered at
sturges' European. ia a candidate for
school superintendent Of Lincoln county.
He Ia the son OF Prof Oscar Clute, OF
Michigan,
James McCorriston IA at work patching
10 the bad place. In the cement sidewalk
In front Of the San Jose meat marSet.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

nield's removal sale.
Salmon trout. SAN JOSH MARKET.
Lamps and trimmsrs. whitney Co.
Oysters In bulk. SAN JOSE MARKET.
Picture frames made to order, whit
ney Co.
Good corset l5c. A better one at 25c
at llfeld's.
Stove repairs for any stove made.
whitney Co.
Ladies' hosiery almost given away, al
b. HELD x Co.'S.
See the window display OF nteld's. All
new fall goods.
Nut loaf. Something new. Try It.
D~elaney's Candy Kitchen.
We will furnish your house on the in
stallment plan. Whitney Co.
Our annual BRUSH SALE next week.
j.. II. 0'Rielly Il Co, druggists.
Follow the crowds for bargains aud
you will find they all 90 to llfeld's.
Fresh and pure yareine virus Il
Rupees Railroad avenue drug store.
Ladies' military and walking hats, IN
all the new shAdss. ROsenwald Bros.
Minee meat, home made and the very
best, at 10 cents per pound at Fairs
meat market.
j. NJ. Moore, real estate, insurance,
loans, manager Albuquerque Abstract Co.
New phone, 222. l2l South 2nd street.
The New Mexico Collection agency, Of
Zee over Fox's jewelry store, charges
nothing unless the account Ii collected
A lodge OF the United MOderns WAS or
ganized In this city last night. Officers
we're elected and Installed. This Organi
cation starts of with q gOOdly number Of
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

RANKIN has several OF the best ranches
In the territory and n number of elegant
residences In the city for sale.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

WE HAVE
The best poultry sold In Albuquerque.
why?
Because we pay the highest market
prices, and in addition have given our
shippers orders 10 send tho beet or none.
THAT'S THE
Reason also why wa sell 10 much more
than others. Better give US u trial On
poultry.
SAN IOsE MARKET.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

A complete assortment OF ladies' per-
Gale flannelette and wooden wrappers,
from 65c 10 $3.50 each. Rosenwald Bros.
New stock kid gloves, novelties In
neckwear and hosiery just received at
Golden Rule Dry Goods Co.
The Duplex dOwnaline mattress is the
best. Sold only by Futrelle
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-10-28

Call on RANKIN for real estate or In
Room o. y. 4 Armijo building.