Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-08-01

God avenue. The sick soldiers are need
Y .hpet4. pillow eases. night shirts,
r 'h|rc socks slippers ano p
N.a EHu Aurams.on W Alhuqusrque's
sweetest slI g'f.. lrft last night t1f los
A.pplel, Wher she viii resuW. her mus
ic ID .fudios ON SATURDAY. night she was
rendered a farewell surprise party at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. &. u. Whitccmb.
About forty OF her varmest friends com
bined 20 make the event an enjoyable
one. The evening vas occupied with
| dancing and music, and delicious refresh
msnts were also served.
Visitors 10 Albuquerque are invited to
tskp logging ut The Railroad avenue
house. kveBtiing beat aud clean; prices
reasonable. The Railroad barber shop
suiicits your patronage. Every thing else
else gone up, bot our prizes remain the
same. shaving. hair cutting aud baths,
-Four chairs. You're next.
j. X. SANCHEZ, Proprietor.
John Moore. Jr., sou u John NJ. Moore
and wife, arrived last night from st.
Jueeph, NO, and will leave Wednesday
evening for Honolulu, Hawaii, where be
expects 20 engage In business. Mr.
Moore held a good position with the
santa Fe railway terminal company at
81. Joseph, but will now Try his futrue In
Uncle sans new territory.
James Champion aud Julius 0lesOn,
who have spent a couple OF weeks camp
ing at Coyote springs, returned 10 the
city yesterday. They are very enthusi b
Astie ia their praises Of the healing min
eral waters and bTacing mountain air.
which make Coyote springs such a de-
lIightful summer resort.
Jennie. the z year-Old daughter OF Mr.,
aud Mrs. A. l.. Newton, died last Satur-
day night at the family residence, No 4lC
west Lead avenue. The body vas EN-
balm-d by UndertAker Strong aud waS
shipped " stevens Point, Wis, last
night, where the burial Is 10 take place
Mr.. aud Mrs. Vim. Sanguinetti and Mr.
aud Mrs. l.. Gradi went out 70 Coyote
springs yesterday. Mr. Gradi returned
Z 70 the city last night. but the remainder
: OF the party have taken rooms az Harsch''
place and will spend a week or ten days
at that pleasant resort.
Mrs. A. Harsch pleasantly entertaintt
p a small party, consisting OF Mrs. Calll'
Brown, OF Newport News, Va; Misse,
Kthel and Grace Fish, OF Bowling Green
Mo. and Mrs. NJ. X. Howe, at her hOmI
on south First street last Friday.
The saloon property Of Joe Badaracco
- on the corner Of Third street aud Tiieral
I road, WAS publicly sold at the cour
house this morning TO Jacob LOebs To-
klO50, A, LombardO was the only Othe
bidder, he Offering $1,000.
Willie Talbot, who was on a visit II
his sister, Mrs. Jesse Robins, at Mar
celine, Mo returned home last Saturda!
night, and il around telling his it'll
playmates what a ine time he had bacl
- In Missouri.
Mrs. Santiago Hubbell, the age,
mother Of Sheriff +. 8. Hubbell an
Judge Y. A. HubDell, IL In the city from
J her PaiaritO ranch. She will be a gues
OF the sheriff and wife for the next tel
days.
Twenty Apache Indians, In charge o
/ ]. II. Stevens, sub. agent OF the Sal
Carlos gem passed through the cit
IN last night on their way 10 Omaha. wher
they are TO be exhibited at the exposition
"Cuba's victory" "The Maine RI
membered." THE Death OF Ensign Bias
Is, ley" a very pathetic song, by Baldwin
M three OF these late songs for tl.OO,
WhitsOn's music store.
Wanted. Two or three %unturniehe
rooms, conveniently situated 10 tn
CITIZEN office; or a three room hons
Must be reasonable. State price. Ky
90 care CITIZEN.
' Mrs. ". Y. SwitZer and children al
Miss Summerteld, who have spent q
past three weeks at Harsch's place
'oyOte springs. returned TO the city u
n terday.
Leonard Winhofer. the ranchman ne
the Jemez hot springs, IL In the city
day. He will load his wagon with su
plies and return 10 the springs on We
nesday.
The EpwOrth League business meetil
called for this evening will be pOstpon
ct. till Monday evening. August 3. j. Eve
EFT Smith. president.
9S Biggest sale that has ever taken pla
Al the biggest store. Prices made Oh
d Won never heard OF. Only at the Gold
Dry Goods company.
Mrs. G. W. Wakefield and two daug
tiers drove out 20 Coyote springs yest'
day, where they will spend a few wee
I'm camping.
We have Just received q full line
81 so and $500 ladies' fine Oxford a
high shoes. Give us a call. A. SimpI
& Co.
n.y. A new line OF fine quality stock ribb
= in No. 40, 80 and 80 widths, worth up
5Oc. a yard; special at 2bc. at the keol
mist.
Mr.. s.. G. Robinson Of California n
has the first chair at Buffers bar
shop. Try him; he Ia all right.
Hon. Sol. Luna, the Valencia couI
politician, Ia mixing with the pOliticia
ney OF this city to-day.
Cool and comfortable dining cars
d. v. Santa Fe route are obtained by use
electric fans.
the G. A. Hudson and wife spent yesterC
out In Bear canyon.
art Lamps and trimmings. whitney