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


which are more adapted fof this section
OF the country than those made by any
other wagon works IN the county. Per
s0ns looking for something very good In
the line OF wagons should not fail 10 give
J Korber & Co. a call.
Ernest Movers, OF the wholesale liquor
firm Of Lowenthal ~ Meyers, returned
last night from a very successful trip to
the towns along the Santa fe Pacific
aud in western Arizona. He states that
Jerome has recovered from the effects OF
the recent big fire there, n that the
town is enjoying q first class boom BE
sides Jerome" continued MT. Meyers.
other towns visited gave excellent EVIL
dence OF business activity and ! found no
one complaining OF bard times.
Trusts are being almost daily organized
in tho EAST to control the prices OF the
necessities Of life. Fortunately for Al
bnquerque. j. l.. Bell Il Co.. the Second
street grocers, stand ~ sentinels to see
that no exoI bitsnt prices are charged
the people of this city. They are Tor the
people all the time and should receive
their support from the people.
At the Jana Grocery Co: blosters
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cents; Boston beauty m%ackerel. l21s
cents: smoked herring, "a cents; Swed.
iah midwnrst, % cents; smoked Halibut,
10 cents: finest cod Dish, 1875 cents;
Neufchstel this week 3 cents; salt sar-
dilles In bulk, go cents; herring In wine
sauce, 8 cents.
Roy, the oldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. McCiurken, died this morning at
1890 o'clock at 6l0 south Second street,
after an illness OF six days. lie was i've
years and i've months old. The burial
will be at fairyiew cemetery 10 morrow
afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock ana the funeral
will be private.
J. ". Ball q sell goods cheaper than
any store in the city. lie does not pay
clerk hire and large rents. Quick sales
and small profits. Mems shoes that sell
for a., our price 50; ladies' shoes that sell
for 81, our price 81. | have two irst
class shoemakers employed for repair
work.
n. l.. Nashburn Il Co., have a large
stock OF new and handsome spring suits
at their store on Railroad avenue, which
| they are selling at remarkably low hg-
ures. Read their advertisement In
| another column for particulars.
Frank Crumpton, q large grain dealer
at West Superior, Wis, accompanied ny
| his wife and two children, passed through
| the city on the flyer 20 day, their destlna'
ton being southern California, where
they will spend a few weeks.
The pupils OF Miss Lou Lees room and
afew OF the pupils OF Prof. Seyk0ra's room
visited the Crystal Ice ~cOmpany's plant
this afternoon and were shown through
the various departments by Manager
Hopkins.
Major II. A. Grunsfeld is preparing his
hnai account ~ postmaster to-day ana
will send II TO the department this even
ing. he expects 10 leave for New iork
with his family on Thursday OF next
week.
Grand muslin underwear sale to-mor-
row. Garments for less than the mate
rial would cost you. Prices range from
5 cents to $3.50. Don't fail to see this
elegant lot. VI MAZE
There will be a meeting Of the Non
sectarian Benevolent society at the office
OF II, ". Clancy on Wednesday afternoon,
March s, at $3.50. Important business
Election Of officers.
The United Commercial Travellers have
rented Odd Fellows hall for Saturday
night, at which time a lodge oil the ordei
will he instituted in this city.
Washing and ironing done at 4l9 Cop
per avenue. Satisfaction guaranteed b,
Mrs. Washington u Co. Give us q trial
Colored laundry.
Regular monthly meeting OF the Pub
lie Library association will be held a
the library Saturday morning at 1913
o'clock.
Fruit bar, nut candies, csramels, but
, ter scotch and all kinds OF taties mad
to-day, ut Delaney's Candy Kitchen.
W. j. Scott, 900 Gold avenue. has jus
received al invoice OF new Columbia an
Hartford bicycles for renting.
For anything in the photo jewelry lin
call on Mrs. NJ. A. Carver, over Futrelle
store on south First street.
First class meals with home cookin
at the Aibemsrle 2i9 Gold avenue, onl
% cents. Give us u trial.
First class board. Home cooking. MIR
: Eliza Thompson, No. III South Thir
street. Come and try ms.
A Presbyterian church social will
held at the residence OF Mrs. j. n Luti
this evening.
See our clothing special. Big bargain
In mems, youths and boys clothing
Fields.
N The best $50 top buggy at Jacob Ko
Der 4 Cos.
See the new style bows for trimmin
at llfeld's.
". new and big stock Of lamps. Viii
. neg Co.
Attend special correct sale NJ the kcol