Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-20

OF the country than those made by IN
other wagon works in the country. Per-
sons looking for something very good In
the line Of wagons should not fail 70 give
j. korber Il Co. n call.
Perfecto Romero, one OF the Oldest and
most highly respected residents OF old
town, died ut his home yesterday morn
Ing. aged 50 years. The funeral took
place this morning from the old town
Catholic church. The deceased leaves
several children, q large number OF
grandchildren, and is related 10 several
OF the best families Of old town.
II. 8. Munson and D. l. Perry are the
two gentlemen who will o start a
new steam laundry in this city. A part
OF the machinery has already arrived,
and a. soon az a proper location "a be
secured they will announce through the
city press when they will be ready for
business.
Great closing out sale of shoes at J..
" Balls shoe store. l07 south Second
street. The entire stock must be closed
out by the first week In April, when he
moves 10 his new store on Railroad ave
nue.. To hasten the sale. every pair Of
shoes will be sold at q great reduction.
Call and see our new spring suits. We
can please and Ht all. W. are showing
to- day what we believe 10 be the com
pletest and best selected stock OF cloth.
ing. hats, shoes, etc. In New Mexico.
Simon Stern, the Railroad Avenue Cloth.
Ter.
We bar nothing that pertains 10 our
calling. IL your conscience Is soiled
IL In we'll fix 1t. Those blankets should
also be washed by some who knows how,
which we do. Try us Albuquerque
steam Laundry.
Honest dealing with customers is the
rule of J. l.. Bell Il Co, and this IL the
reason why they have such a strong hold
on their trade. A person who trades with
them once will always call again.
There will be a special meeting OF the
Degree OF Honor at Mrs. A. Hsrsch's at !
O'Clock p. M. sharp. BY order OF Z. OF II
Katie Harsch. recorder.
New lot Of the latest designs for pic
ture frames received at ILLUSIONS paint
shop, IFS north Second street. Now get
sour picture frames.
j. l.. Bell & Co.. the metropolitan gro
GERS. keep rs large and varied a stock of
staple and fancy groceries a. any house
IN the southwest.
Columbia, Hartford and Vedette bicy-
cles will be sold this season 10y W. j.
Scott. 220 Gold avenue. Prices range
f25.to $15.
Mrs. Mary Hornisher. OF Denver, Is In
the city in attendance OH her daughter,
Mrs. X. X. stoffel. who is seriously III.
Ladies', II you want TO see pretty mil
linery attend the opening Thursday at
Mrs. Oaks. opposite Grant block.
Rirst-class meals with home cooking
at the Albemsrle 2lg Gold avenue, only
20 cents. Give us q trial.
Smoke the Albuquerque . cent cigar,
Manufactured by II. Nesterteld " Bro,
224 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 at her spring opening on Thursday
March 23d.
Do not forget the No. 3 hose company's
masquerade ball, April 3, at the Armory.
We are doing the finest OF lace curtain
work this season. Jay A. Hubs 4 Co.
DIR. @. Woofter. c~hiropodist. Roosevelt
house. Removes corns free OF pain.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at j. l.. Bell &
Cos south Second street store.
Sixteen for 80 cents, best value OF any,
al Cobb's ground-floor Studio.
II you want a nice. dainty lunch. go
to the White Elephant.
For new furniture, W. V. Futrelle,
opposite Armory hall.
Plumbing orders promptly attended to
by whitney company.
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cents,
two for 20 cents.
Art squares and rugs in all sizes at
May II faber's.
Special values this week In corsets at
the Economist.
60 10 The Grille" for quail In any
style TO suit.
The best s65 top buggy al Jacob Kor-
Der Il Cos.
Only four more days. White, the pho
t%ographer.
The prettiest silk waists are to be found
at Ilteld's.
Attend special corset sale at the Econ
omist.
Cobb's photos, at living prices, are the
best.
Steel ranges. whitney Co.