Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-01-30

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Gated. Being conducted on both the
European and American plans makes II
very convenient. Dining Don just
opened, and Ia strictly iirst-class. meals
at all hours until midnight.
The X. Romero Hose company Of Las
Vegas has sent an invitation TO Chief X.
Ruppe and the Albuquerque iiremen 10
attend a ball TO be given by them, In Las
Vegas. on February %. While some OF
the local nremen will attend, IL Ia most
likely the invitation will be declined
with thanks, ~ the No. 2 Hose company
OF this city will give an annual ball on
that date.
The following party Of young people.
members OF the high school, took q
moonlight ride on the mesa last Satur-
day night: Misses Irma Tsscher, Bessie
Bsldridge, Frieda Barth, Bessie Bowden
and Messrs. Paul Schuster. Louis Ben.
jamin, ROME Jaffa, Paul Maloy and
ERNEST Hayden. Miss Lou Lee acted ~
chaperon.
The Sedgwick Creamery Co. does not
make dairy butter. does not make cheese.
Its whole time and attention Ia devoted
10 turning out the highest grade OF pure
creamery butter. We are their general
agents In the southwest. We sell Sedg-
| wick Creamery in Albuquerque at 25c
per pound. BAN JOSH MARKET.
Henry Bowman. q regent Of the Agri-
cultural college at Mesilla, who has
been In Santa fe TO see that the legisla.
ture did not cut down the appropriation
| for that college, returned TO his home In
Las Cruces last Saturday night, accom-
panied by his wife.
Users Of msntels for Welsback and
| other incandescent lamps will nnd II TO
their interest to investigate and use the
| Columbia new process indestructible
mantel. Brockmeser " Cox, sole agents.
Burt Jones, the cigar man, has q stock
OF pens and p%enholders at his store on
Railroad avenue, which the school chill
dren OF the city a have free OF charge
by calling for them.
Just for q change, step into Brock.
meier & Cox's and see an up-to-dAte
plumbing shop, with every modern appli-
ance. BY the way, they are experts In
repairing.
The Golden Rule Dry Goods company
will be open for business at their new
store Monday morning, January %, with
Q big lot Of new spring goods.
Ladies' dresses, gents suits cleaned
$l.26, dyed $l.75, with pressinel
Feathers, gloves. straw hats, etc. dyed
219 west Coal avenue.
II constant attention will obtain re.
suits, the New Mexico Collection Agency
(P. o. Box 24o) will get the money foI
you that Is due you.
Hose company No. 2 very CONSIDERABLY
contributed the provisions. which vert
used at their Thursday night banquet, Il
the Children's home.
wsnted-Room on ground door will
board by gentleman. State particular
and terms. Address W. Y. this office.
Take advantage OF our suit and over
coat sale; prices are cut way down. Simoi
Stern, the Railroad avenue clothier.
Not how cheap but how good for Tn
money Is our watchword on this muslil
underwear sale at the Economist.
For Sale-A six.room brick residence
at a bargain. Long time, low interest
good location. j. M. Moore.
We have a whole lot OF good things Il
y store for our patrons. Keep your eye Of
our nd" b. Ilfeld Il Co.
We have the largest assortment l
carpets and floor coverings. May
Fsber, Grant building.
Z Highest cash prices paid for fnrnitur
y and household goods. Automatic phon
; 179. T. A. WRITTEN.
IL will pay you to lay In q good suppl
OF muslin underwear, on sale this week .
: the Economist.
Monthol honey cough drops, Hoarhoun
- and Iceland Moss. Delsney's Csnd
Kitchen.
Corn cob pipes from old Missouri. tv
h. for o cents at Mrs. Bigelow's. LOG Railros
0, avenue.
Fresh chocolate bon-bons, made tO-da
Delsney's Candy Kitchen, near postOfic
-Four more giant girders for the bridl
:, at Isleta passed through the city to-da
"a Carpets OF the latest designs and colo
ings. May h Faber, Grant building.
= Fresh candled eggs, two dozen for
cents, at the SAN JOsE MARKET.
Our annual muslin underwear sale
In full swing at the Economist.
Is Best 8 sent cigar In town at Mrs. Big
lows, log Railroad avenue.
Highest prices paid for gents clothil
n at Harris, III Gold avenue.
Merchants lunch every morning at
White Elephant.
Art squares and rugs in all sizes
May 4 Faber's.
A new and big stock Of lamps. VIII
ney Co.
Gas fitting and plumbing. whitney
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