Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-22

OF the country than those made BY n
other wagon works In the country. Per.
sons locking for something very good In
the line OF wagons should not fail 70 give
]. Korber Il Co. a call.
Hose company No. 3 Ia making most
elaborate preparations Zoe tsmasquerade
ball, 70 be given at the Armory on April
3 IL will be a grand and brilliant NJ.
fair and In making plans for the future
DO not fail TO include the masquerade
ball, Tor you will have reason 20 regret
IL.
J.. ". Ball il closing out his entire
stock Of shoes at his store at lO7 south
second street. IL must be closed out by
the first week In AIrii, when he moves
To his new store on Railroad avenue
To hasten the sale. every pair OF shoes
will be sold at a great reduction.
Honest dealing with customers IL the
rule Of j. l.. Bell " Co., ana this Is the
reason why they nave such II strong hold
on their trade. A person who trades with
them once will always call again.
Johnny Bell, the Rough Rider, IL laid
w . hh aAhnAh Va Wills anu ltNfNs
tie was obliged 10 resign his position In
NinsiOw, ARE, and come home.
oar always popular grocery depart
ment In IA attractive In the bargain line
as ever. Competitors are playing u sorry
second TO our lead. The MAZE.
One OF the most pleasant OF coming
events will be the masquerade ball, 10 be
given by Hose company No. 3 at the
Armory on April 3.
Columbia, Hartford and yedette bicy-
Giles will be sold this season by ". j.
scott, go Gold avenue. Prices range
49, to $40.
Pat. Nolan, who was arrested for sell.
lug fake lewelry, was given an hour to
leave the city by Justice Crawford this
afternoon.
found-A sum OF money. Owner can
have same 10y describing, Call on Al
fons kobell, 314 Cromwell avenue.
Ladies, II you want to see pretty mil
linery attend the opening Thursday at
Mrs. Oaks, opposite Grant block.
There will he a regular review Of the
l. y. I. NJ tonight At the usual time
aud place. trace Murray, X. X.
A few drummer's sample undervests,
hose and ladies' belts, TO be sold at
wholesale prices. The MAZE.
Mems double sole work shoes, for
heavy wear $l.15. Geo. e. GaiDsley Il
Co. 1872 south Second street.
Erst-class meals with home cooking
at the AlbemArle 2l9 Gold avenue, only
% cents. Give us q trial.
Found-0n Railroad avenue. q sack OF
potatoes. owner can get them at No.
i0s west Lead avenue.
smoke the Albuquerque 8 cent cigar.
Manufactured by Il. Nesterfeld II Bro.
IA Gold avenue.
Absolutely pure and wholesome are
the Easter candies made at Delaney's
Candy Kitchen.
See the first arrivals Of new styles and
exclusive patterns in shirt waists, at the
Economist.
Mrs. Oaks will be pleased TO receive
you al her spring opening on Thursday
March 23d.
We are doing the finest OF lace curtain
work this season. Jay A. Hubbs " Co.
DIR. G. Woofter, %chiropodist. Roosevelt
house. Removes corns free OF pain.
Two first class shoemakers at J.. W.
Balls shoe store on Second street.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at j. l.. Bell &
Co.'S south Second street store.
Don't buy anything for Easter without
inspecting Ilfeld's new stock.
Tickets for the Brownie" entertain
ment on sale at Matson's.
For new furniture, ". V. Futrelle,
opposite Armory hall.
Plumbing orders promptly attended to
by Whitney company.
Small expenses and small profit Is the
motto ut futrelle's.
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents,
two for % cents.
Art squares and rugs in all sizes at
May Il Faber's.
Special values this week In corsets at
the Economist.
Go TO THE Grille" for quail In any
style to suit.
The best $50 top buggy at Jacob Kor-
Der Il Cos.
Only two more days. White, the pho
~t0grapher.
The prsttiest silk waists are to be found
at Fields.
Attend special corset sale at the Econ
omist.
Steel ranges. whitney Co.