Albuquerque daily citizen., 1900-09-22
LOCAL PARAG RAPHS.
Call for Michelob beer.
Stove repairs. whitney Co.
Matthews Jersey MIX; try II.

Take RS to Chris at Mann's drug
store.
The best 50 cent working shirts on
earth, at The Racket.
The latest In pictures. Taken from
life. At r. F. Bellweg q Co.
Ball every night this week at
Badaraccos Summer Garden.
Lap robes from 20 cents each and up
at Albert Fsber's. Grant building.
Misses Kirkland and Delaney, who re-
eide at Cerrillos. are here on a visit.
Don't miss inspecting our line OF dry
goods is unsurpassed. Rosenwald Bros
Ladies' Union suits so cents, s1.O0
s1.50. s1.75, and s2.25 each at The Rack,
ct.
Bear meat at the A. & p meat mar
ket; only place to secure this choice
meat In town.
Miss Leila Buchanan has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Nell
son, of winslow.
Try the Midland Restaurant for the
best meals. Excellent service. Only
25 cents meal.
Miss Laura Herr1ck IL entertaining
her friend. Miss Helen Terry. of socor-
ro during the fair
Harry Coddington. a well-known cit
lzen of Gallup, is mingling with his Al.
buquerque friends.
The human freak, half man and half
animal. can be seen In the Midway any
hour OF the day.
New neckwear for ladies. ] 1rgest as
sortment In the city. Just came In. BE
sure and see 1t. B. Ilfeld a Co.
Conrad Behrens. basso Damrosch OPP
era company: II cannot speak too
highly of the KImball plano"
Copyright by Aime Dupont, N. Y.
Opera company: The Kimball Is my
choice among all Instruments"
C. A. Grande. sos North Broadway.
nne lianors AMI cigars. Fresh lime for
sale. Furnished rooms for rent.
Henry Rynerson, son of the late Col.
Col. w. l.. Rynerson. Ia here on visit
to his brother-in-law, DR.. Lowe.
Ladies trimmed pattern hats, extra
value. $500, 1926, $3.50, 1915, $500, $500
and up to $3.50 each at The Racket.
We can save you from 10 to so pei
cent on anything in the millinery line,
at The Racket. Call and see our stock.
Suits made to order for $1,000 and up.
Pants, $500 and up. Fit. style and
workmanship guaranteed at The Rack.
ct.
When In want Of Job printing. bock
hiding. etc. remember The Citisen
as the most complete OUTFIT In the
terStory.
Mrs. John James returned to her
home in Santa Fe this morning, after
a pleasant visit with her daughter. Mrs
Dan Scruggs.
l.. A. Grant, brother OF A. A. Grant
who has been spending the week In this
city left last night for his home in
Los Angeles
Charles Cotton and George Grant, OF
Gallup. were passengers for New York
city yesterday, where they are going to
attend school.
Major Eugene Van Patten, of Las
Cruces, after remaining in the city the
past few days, returned to the Mesilla
valley this morning.
Smyrna and Administer rugs; tag
shipment just received; new goods;
good styles; standard quality. Albert
Faber. Grant building.
Have you seen those stylish hats for
ladies' at b. Ilfeld & Co. II not be sure
and see them before you buy. They are
the prettlest you ever saw.
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and agent for Lemp's lager at Cerrillos,
is in the c.-y. lie states that
the fair parade was the fnest he ever
saw.
Louis Kuchenbecker, son OF Hon. w.
F. Kuchenbecker, of Gallup, ATTENDED
the grand fair carnival ball at the Ar
mory hall last night. He enjoyed him
self immensely.
Mrs. Eakln. OF Sherman, Texas, after
a pleasant visit of a few days to Miss
Kate Casey, returned to Santa Fe,
where she has been visiting the past
summer, this morning.
A. Mayer and wife, with their pretty
son, returned to Socorro yester-
day, and they announced themselves as
well pleased with their two days stay
in the territorial metropolis.
The Buffet-that popular gentlemen's
resort in the Hotel Highland-wlll as
usual tonight serve It's patrons with an
elegant free lunch. Peter Guillon will
be on hand to welcome all visitors.
Where do you trade? Did It ever
strike you that we can pave you money
on your kitchen supplies. Send us In
your orders and we will guarantee
prices and quality. The jana Grocery
Company.
Hon. w. E. Kelly. OF socorro. was
here the past two lays, returned 10
socorro this morning. Mr. Kelly Is
prominently mentioned In connection
with the judgeship OF the Fifth judi
cial district.
Bishop Kendrick was entertained be.
tween trains last evening by Rev. Rob-
erJ Renison, rector OF the local Epis-
copal church. The gentleman Is on his
way to visit the Episcopal missions In
Winslow and Gallup.
A. II, Hilton, one OF the largest gem
eral merchants and coal mine opera
tors In central New Mexico, was here
Thursday ana yesterday from MS mead
quarters at San Antonio. He was ac-
companied by his family.
The local Harvey house Is always
equal to emergencies and knowing that
large crowd would be in the city %
attend the carnival, an extra chef and
several walters were brought from Chi
cago to assist In feeding the hungry
visitors.
w. p. Mott, superintendent of the
Harvey eating houses for this division
who resides In this city with his sister,
Is entertaining his brother, J. T. Mott,
receiver of the National hotel in Grip.
pie Creek and proprietor OF the Colo'
RADIO Midland eating houses.
In the wri,e-up of the decorations OF
the business houses, the notice of sew
eral of the firms on First street were
crowded out, namely the Whitney CO.
and Raphechi a. GiOmi who made their