Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-12-23
VALUABLE GIFT.
A Years Subscription to The Daily CT
zen Would Be Al Right.

zen Woulu be All Ni9nt'
A years subscription to a daily
newspaper like The Citizen is undoubt.
eddy the Christmas gift of all the gifts.
Is there any other present you can
give which will pleasantly call you to
the remembrance Uf a friend every
day in sc YEAR, In there any other
gilt which will he in evidence every
day of the three hundred and sixty.five
or which WA pay n larger return of
satisfaction and instruction for the
small amount expended2
The Citizen 70. 1902 viii continue to
be the best newspaper in Albuquerque
and tne southwest. II will continue
TO give its reauers n compete sum
mary of the worlds doing,s and It's
various departments will he conducted
on the highest plane OF modern jour.
naIism-a plane that has nc room for
the sensational, the unreliable, and the
undesirable. IL will continue to serve
the best interests of New .nexico and
northern Arizona, which a he best
! done I'm serving the interests of the In.
dividual reader, whether that reader
he man. woman or child.
Remember all these Things when you
are looking about for that suitable
gift" The Christmas market holds
out no greater i~nducement tuan a
twelve months subscription to The
Albuquerque Daily Citizen.
Yesterday, there was unloadcd at
this office n of the largest and best
printing presses ever purchased for
the southwest trade. and Messrs. Bryce
and Crane. who are detailed to put II
up. expects to have II In apple-pie or.
der for running some time tonight. II
Is OF the Cottrell Sons make. and they
are the standard presses of the world.
A new Ioider. in Keeping with the
fine grade of press, has also been or
dered. and 1t is expected to reach here
in time to be installed by January /,
1902. at which time The Albuquerque
Daily Citizen will be converted from
It's present size to an eight.page, six.
column quarto.
The city and outside circulation Of
The Citizen has increased almost a
hunared.fold during the past year
there is hardly a city, town, village or
hamlet in either new Mexico and ART
IONA that does not subscribe Tor from
ten to $50 copies of The Citizen daily,
1--WE do not give papers away. and In
order to meet these increasing de.
mand IL was absolutely necessary to
| put into execution n faster and larger
press and make more modern improve
ments. hence The Citizen on the first
day OF January, 1902. with It's in.
creased capacity. will he the largest,
most complete n up-to-date printing
establishment between Denver and
Los Angeles, and, besides puUnshlng
the best general newspaper In the two
territories, will be so arranged I o print
any kind of n book from a four page
folder to a Bible. and all kinds of com.
mercial work,
While we are telling some solid
facts about two extensive departments
OF The Citlzen-the newspaper and JOB
printing-it must not he forgotten that
The Citizen has In connection there.
with m of the incest L.nderies mag
Unable and while IL Is not as large as
some in the big eastern cities, It is
large enough to do all kinds of blank
book work, necessitating first class
binding, ruling, forwarding and finish.
ing, and this department should. like
the others. receive the hearty support
OF every merchant In the city and
every county and city official in cen.
trial and southern New Mexico.
Therefore. in looking around today
and tomorrow for your Christmas pres.
ents. don't neglect to drop into rhe
Citizen office and order the paper sent
TO your relative in the east, or your
sweetheart. whom you expect df you
are the right kind of a mani to bring
here as a bride sooner or later.
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