Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-13

Of the country than those made by any
other wagon works In the country. Per
sOns looking for something very good In
the line OF wagons should not fail 10 give
J. Korber 4 Co. 3 call.
Prof. Ford and wife will open q chill
dren's dancing class, with a free dance,
Saturday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock. Miss
kyie Ford will dance seyeral fancy
dances during the afternoon. Terms
three lessons for 81, in advance, or 30
cents for one lesson. Glasses, Tuesday
and Thursday at 4 o'clock. and Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Prof. Ford will
give private lessons III all hours to suit
the public. Come and be convinced that
he makes no faiiurea. Soirees every
Wednesday and Saturday evening, at
$50 o'clock. Admission. . cents. For
further particulars apply at 100 Gold
avenue.
Mrs. George, OF No. 1l6x south Third
street, has leased the upper floor OF No.
2O6 west Railroad avenue, and after Civ
ing the premises a thorough ren0yating
| will conduct n 1rst-cls hi rOoming house.
This il a fine location and Nrs. George
will give the place her personal supervi'
sion.
j. W. Ball has rented the store on Rail
road ayenue now occupied by L. PARENT
and will move in on April L. His stock
OF shoes at the second street store must
be disposed OF before that time and every
pair OF shoes will be sold at a great re-
ductiOn.
A harder we'll hlled Is conducive 10 do
nestle happiness. House wives will find
1t greatly 10 their advantage to purchase
their groceries AT J. L. Bell Il Co.'S, where
they can always depend upon getting
the very best that the market afford.
The Dayton. Ohio Herald says: Ollie
Halford, the bright and clever actress
with "Ihe Pay Train" Is very good and a
iayorite a. we'll; one whose movements
are full OF originality and grace.
A special offer, this week only. Ten
bars OF White Russian soap for 20 cents
70 any one purchasing n pound OF tea.
our prices on tea are the very lowest.
The Jsifa Grocery company.
For Rent-Neatly furnished rooms, by
DAY, week or month; newly painted and
papered. No. 206 west Railroad avenue.
up stairs.
Now on sale at Voorhees, studio. pho.
tos OF the llfeld party. IA sweet Te.nem.
Il III kuNt VI klC OlObtiObs bbd hANhuhNo W.
worth framing. Price, 20 cents.
i Fine music has been secured for the
st. Pstrlck's ball, to be given by cotton
wood Grove lodge, tNOodmen's Circle
at Armory hall, March IL.
For Sale.-Horse, road wagon ant
harness, at u bargain. Horse perfectly
, sound and kind, best saddler In the city
W. Z. ButmaD.
They are selling comforters. blankets
pillows, sheets and sheetiDgs at a reduc
ton OF from 20 10 90 per cent at May 4
' faber's.
just arrived, the finest line OF ladies
tailor made suits ever brought 10 Albu
querque. See window display. Il. llfel'
, " Co.
d The reduction in prices OF Columbi
wheels has increased the demand 40 the
are obliged TO run factory day n nigh
Buy your tea at the Jsffa Grocery con
, pany and receive ten bars Of " hite Rus
sian soap for 20 cents.
II you have been waiting for the ne,
spring hats you can procure them al I
l.. Nsshburn n Co.'s
d Smoke the Albuquerque > cent ciga
Manufactured by IL. Nesterfeld " Bro
pa Gold avenue.
W.. j.. Scott, 220 Gold avenue, has Ct
lumbia line OF bicycles TO sell. rent, clea
y aud repair.
See the fret arrivals OF new styles an
exclusive patterns in shirt waists. al u
Economist.
When your corns hurt you don't TAIL
see DIT. Woofter. c~hiropodist, kooseve
I. house.
- "Klay Holder K~ombination Kabinets
1. At Cobb's, 2l0 Gold avenue, ground ho'
For the best ice cream and sOdas go
Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
For new furniture, ". V. Futrel
opposite Armory hall.
70 Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cen
' two for % cents.
Art squares and rugs in oil sizes
May Il faber's.
". Special values this week In corsets
- the Economist.
The best t65 top buggy at Jacob X,
Der Il Cos.
new and big stock of lamps. VIII
ney Co.
Sixteen for so cents - the best -
Cobb's.
Attend special corset sale at the EcC
Z omist.
Eraah nau Un,da at lowaat nrieaa.