Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-05-14
NEW ARRIVALS
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United States and therefore are Just
right in every respect. We have a full
line OF the latest styles in tan and
black and respectfully invite the pub
lie In general to call and inspect them.
c. May, the pOpular-priced shoe deal
err, 2OS West Railroad avenue.
1t Is reported at this office hat boys
nave been caught tampering with tn,
boxes at the postoffice, and yesterday
morning, as an absolute fact. two boy
who are known, were seen to be in,
vestigating into several boxes which
they found unlocked. and should let.
tiers and papers be missing some EN-.
ploye OF the p~ostofice would have {,
face charges committed by these boys
The attention of Postmaster Armijo IL
called to this violation.
II. b. Ray was at the depot las.
night to meet his daughter. Mrs. Ed.
ward Matthes, who left Bay City
Mich, some time ago and stopped a
Chicago to take in Dewey day celebra.
ton. II Is understood that Mr.. Mat,
thes returns to the territory to agar
accept a position with the Albemarl,
people In the Cochiti mining district.
r. w. Hawkins, night operator at tn,
western Union telegraph office, anC
wife, left last night for a two weeks
visit among Denver relatives ant
friends, and from there they Will visit
Missouri. While absent from the city
Victor Bergstrand, who has arrived
from Denver. will officiate as nigh
operator at the local office.
Judge John r.. McFfe and littl,
daughter passed through the city FOL
Las Cruces yesterday morning. Tn,
Judge is one Of the Santa Fe delegate
to the convention to be held here to
morrow. n he will return to the cit,
from Las Cruces on the early train 10
morrow morning.
j. W. Hampson, OF Kansas CITY
brother OF Col. Joseph II. Hampson
the Mexico railroad builder and owner
stopped at Sturges' European las
night. He is shipping cattle from tn,
Hampson ranch in Arizona to Kansa.
CITY and Chicago markets.
{. NJ. Foraker, United States mar.
mai is in southern New Mexico, anC
Will round up a batch OF Cinnamon
now IN jail at Las Cruces and Silver
city, and send them to San Francisco
TO De deported to China under the
Geary exclusion act.
The first apricots Of the season have
arrived. We also have Arizona and
California Strawberries, cherries,
oranges, bananas and all other fresh
fruits, as they arrive in the market.
The jana Grocery Co.
Last Saturday the pupils Of the Sec.
ond and Third ward schools. picnicked
IN Bear canyon. They were chaperoned
by Misses Margaret Lee, Bertha Heg.
man and Sophia Hubbell, the popular
school teachers.
A competent girl to cook and do gem
eIaI houseWork can find a good place
al good wages by applying at simon
sleFhs store, on Railroad avenue.
The only place in the city where they
sell sorosis, the new shoe Tor women,
Is al {. Mays pOpular-priced shoe
store EOS West Railroad avenue.
Some Of the new goods Just In at
Mrs. Wilson's: Fancy work material,
fancy silks, ladies' Wrappers. ladies'
ehIldren's hats.
Coyote water from the springs can
only be had from the Coyote Springs
Mineral Water Co. ll6h north
street.
Ladies wash skirts-whlte pique.
duck, grass linen. cotton covert
al In a great variety. Is. Ilfeld a. Co.
We have some Uneeda biscuits and
uneeda ginger waters left. Have YOU
tried them yet? The jana Grocery Co.
Attend special sale Of low shoes and
oXfords. All 90 at actual cost at the
Economist. See window display.
NJ. *. P~arramore. teacher Violin
mandolin and guitar. Studio. 2l6h
west Silver avenue.
Il SCREEN" to No. 473, new phone
when l want something extra nice In
Ice Cream.
The prettiest assortment OF children's
headwear in the city. b. ufeld a Co.
Lap robes from 50 cents upwards at
Albert Faber's, 3O5 Railroad avenue.
All beers are good. but Lemp's is the
best.
See b j. Parker for fire Insurance.