Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-31
MUSIC IN THE AIR.
a Car Load OF High Grad. Pianos 70 Be
sold at unhesrd OF Low Prices
rnd Issy Terms.

4 Car Load OF High Grade Pianos 10 lie
sold at unhesrd OF Low Prices
.nd Easy Terms.
What would home be without music :
Aud 40 We can also ask what IL "A home
without musicp What cheers up the
spirits in the hard worked or la the
down cast person IA sweet strains OF
music or lively aify
Music certainly hath charms. Why
then should not each home have music
have pianoY Which IL TO day the most
universal rs we'll AZ appropriate instru.
ment for "A homer IL IL because u piano
IL too expensive or rtqui ~ too great an
outlay OF money! II 40, now is the time
to get a bargain on easy terms, for Gard.
ner II Zellner, OF Los Angeles, have
shipped TO Albuquerque n carload OF the
finest selection OF pianos that have ever
come TO this section. which they are Of
fering at prices that will astonish every.
body, and as for paying for them, the pur-
chaser can make reasonable payment
In cash and the balance In monthly, quar-
terly or semi annual pay yments.
This IL not just statement that these
Instruments will be sold cheap, but the
prices and terms are open for investigs-
tion and any one can satisfy himself that
the prices are being cut from 30 TO 10 per
cent-not few dollars bot from $l00 10
$3.50 from the regular prices. Aud 70.
member, this firm has the reputation all
through the southwest OF selling strictly
high-grade Instruments, all OF them fully
guaranteed. They hold themselves
personally responsible, and will pro-
tect the purchaser fully. They are
not doing business only for this time,
but have been doing business here for
years past. and expect TO continue doing
40 for years to come. Ii will certainly be
Interesting ~ we'll ~ profitable for any
one who has some idea OF getting an In.
strument now or even In the future TO
call and investigate these instruments
and get prices and terms. There IL no
reason whatever that any one that has
use for piano and has only fair in
come cannot arrange for one OF these
line instruments, for who would miss
30 or 40 cents per day. few
less cigars for the head ot the
family and little more economy by the
lady OF the honse aud the plan, will be
paid for in a short time, and the money
will never be- missed. And Just think OF
the pleasure you will get and the life.
long advantage for your children. IL
may mean that some day II will enable
your daughter, II circum stances should
require II, TO make living for herself
and others. There are many ladies
teaching music throughout this country
that are earning 800 and more per
month.
Besides. II makes home cheerful
and always adds greatly TO entertain
company, and IL beautiful ornament In
your parlor. Call IA early az you can,
even II you are not just ready to pur-
chase. and satisfy yourself that you can
get bargain in piano such IA You
may never get again. The instruments
are on exhibition on south Second street,
directectly opposite the postoilice.
Mrs. Simon Nenstadt, wife OF the Los
Lunss general merchant, in here on
visit to her sisters, Mrs. l.. II. Levy and
Mrs. l., Trauer, and her mother, Mrs.
Deutschland, the latter having been
quite i'll. but who is reported consider
ably better to-day.
n. s. Lithgow, in charge OF THE CTI
ZEN bindery department, accompanied by
his estimable wife, will leave for Denver
this evening. They will take In all the
Colorado resorts. and expect 10 be absent
about thirty days.
Dr. John Grass, OF Trinidad. interested
in the Millagros company out ia the He'll
Canyon mining district. registered nj the
Grand Central last Saturday night, lie
visited the property In the canyon yes
erday.
l.. X. Allen, OF the Optic Publishing
company. Las Vegas. WAS in the terri.
tOrial metropolis yesterday, and favored
THE CITIZEN Office with his presence in
the afternoon. He returned north last
night.
LOst-At the park, last night. q pair OF
gold sDectacles. Return TO CITIZEN office
and receive reward.
Mrs. Mary ". Page and daughter. reg.
istering from Glasgow, KY. are at the
Grand Central.
Wanted-At once, "A cook, Apply TO
Mrs. g. l., Brooks, 9O3 west Copper sy.
Fresh lsh and HOLSTERS at the SAN JOSH
MARKET tomorrow.
julius Price, the socorro merchant, was
here yesterday.