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Newspaper Page TextliJt MA UiY CITIZEN ALMyCEKQlK, JAM'AKY 1. Ihwh ED. ItOliTillHl fc U) RED FRONT. Staple ami Fancy Groceries A flu Stock of th beat flrooerlea. Agent for Chase & Sanborn's Famous Teas and Coffees. 114 V. Bsilrcal f .. iltuqnerqiift, H. I. MONEY TO LOAN On Pianos, find -clam Pnrnttrir, !, with -nit rOKirl. Aim no IMamonrts, watch, Jewelry, LU Irnnranc rpiiptM, Tnvt wrtu, or any good aaourlty. Terms vary moderate. II. SIMPSON. r0 Moat!) 8oond Street, Alba qtierqnft. New Mexlcn. ni to Western Union Telrph Otllfo. J. U. Gideon &. Co. DKALKKS IN FURNITURE. CLOTHING. BICYCLES. 8TOVES. Ill N. First St., Albcqacrqce. B. A. SLEYSTEK, THE MAN IE1L ESTATE KOTAEI PUBLIC. BOOMS II & 14, CROMWELL BLOCK. mi u Tailors 207 Railroad Ave., K. T. ABMIJO Bl'ILDIXQ. CALL AT THE PEOPLE'S STORE, FKESH GROCERIES. FRUITS. VEGETABLES J. A.SKLNNER, Low Tries tad Courttoua Trutiucnt. E. H. DUNBAR, ALm m DFLgaX IZstato. UauM I entrd. Rent Collected. Loma Nrf otiaied. Ola, Oala lt,D.r Third Btraat, SHIR Kor 10 tfnt dime. Hv your htrt luuadilvd And bum on time. At tt Albvquerqu Steam U in dry, Cmr Cl mw. ud Svcoad JAY A. HUBBS, Proprietor, nm 414. .COMMERCIAL HOUSE. 107 I Bouts flrat Miwl, Albuquciiiiie, N. M. Board and Lodglnc .......... per Week tiuod meal, and Aret-claaa accommo dation. ID every particular. M. rmmRim, MMOaner. Holiday Goods Are oa Exhibition at- The Fair' Tbc fl. Id for selection Is wide ad tlie prices tie loweet. 113 sTFlrst St. Albuquerque Fish Market... Kriwb Flh, Outers, lxbstr. Crab. Bin Imps, etc Baltimore Oyster, fresh every day la bulk and can. Headquarter for Uroanrd Poultry. Wall Orders receive prompt attention. 304 and 201 Soati Stccad Street. ALBOQDEBQOf CADDY RD CIC1B BTOBE. Ma. 14 Hallroa.1 A .. TnA Caadks, Fruia tad Nuts of all Undk Milliard's BJ. boc tad CbocaUtr Imported tad Doruatk Smoking and Chewing Tobacco., .... Frcah totk .... A Ooaialata 1.1b f atalloaarr Oaeita. Mrs. M."'a. lAU w. Drugs! Wholesale and Retail. Mall Order Solicited. J.II.O'JIIELLY & CO., ALBL'QIEIIQCK,NBW MEXICO CITY NEWS. tUUliLAMO Lately Made Dal. aarmal. Slae aaaapla Rasaa. Bafor baying any Iwatlna atorce ei amine the evletiraud Knut Uak. It kwpa fire aa long aa any baa burner ana ourna any aina 01 luei. Bold vj lMnaUoe Hardware Co. Pintur traoiM. H hltuy Co. Btove repair for any store made. Whitney Ce. Krenlof f love, all aUadw, joat In, at Tke Eeouowiat. Call for pantturlaed milk and eream at tit KUh Market. For Rant Two roonm, all ready for bouarktiilug, at Mr. Kutberford a, No. 11 U Iron avenue, alao on tilovly fur BbUfd room, elirap. (.J. Cae aud A. C. Struck bar eorn Itlxtad the lf Trlopuetit work on Hlmon mtu' fi uilulug claim In North Can joa au4 are now la thl city. Alewr. Cly & Arailjo bav rrcelrtd Cbalr annyal ahlftut nt X Hojal lumir large daak blotter and calendar for Ui dvw ffar. all patrrna or lutond lag patron of the firm ar lurltad to all and copply tutmaelve. JId. Flvicher, a young attorney fioru ITUut, allelic aud a niptw of K. A. Propptr, La arrived to inu& tu boll' Uy with bla Albuquerqu il(lvr. It wa Utougbt for aw bile yvatenlay that b are th g ntlutuaQ thtil Kl Proppr bad (uducted luW th wUrl of Bio Giaud alley climate, tut It was a mistake; the gentleman who took ths drlr with Mr. Propper and rams ont with a badly dis figured anatomy 1 named LI ijd. Hs l reported rating easy to-day, and has given It oat cold and solid that hs will always remember his experience In Al buquerque. His several rar loads of ratlin will go north without him. Ths Mien bsnd, awMM by niemlxrs ol Ihs Kirwt KglmFiit band, paradrd thr strsats shortly bsfors noon to-dar, dis- 'cnlng strains of swsst munis. Trim bin's JnmbL" to whlrh wss hltrhsrt (our Milning hnn'-s, rarrli-d ths band through ihs city, hi I Billy Trlmblo, whr gsinlK'Imi ou ths Kfvti down In "Jark st.u's ruictia"ot Old Ki-ctnck loin yearn ago and rad l.i iu Kaiou's portrt to the prstty, daik-ryvd midiiis of thai irlirnlar ' to" ot that stat handled His Hops ovsr ths backs ot ths tou (irnnrlng black horn. A mnrry Nr iVar to ths illles and ths Trimbles. Ths gifted foot ball player at O. Strong's bair home, celebrated th N'W Year thia morning by appearing ai Inn lather's ntoie on eiutches. Ihin. J lUnklo, a popular school truxtee, wim Ii ronvereation with Bcbool Trustss Htrou w lieu the reporUr ealletl, and also whei ths youug man ou crutches put In an sp paaranrs. It la nUted that ths lattel will soon prepare for publication an ar lids on "Koot Ball as an Art, Its Trial, and Fleanuren," to be read at ths nei meeting of ths Territorial Teachers' a soeiatiou. 1L Bonem. a popular San Mareiai clothier and dry gKit merchant, eanii in from ths south laet night aud made i pleewnt call at this olllce this mornint Mr. Bonem stated that ths town of hat Marelal went through a slegs from a null pot, which, however, had been scniewhat exaggerated by certain newspapers, tin pant few weeks, bat that now ths dlseaM had been almont eradicated and that ni further trouble should be entertained. Mr. Bonem will return to Ban Marcia) this evening. To-morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock tin Orchestrion hall over In old town will If in a blaie of glory, aud the profnneon In Charge have been particularly In strnrted by Manager Trimble to put theli beat efforts forward, so that ths public can be arcummodated to soma ot tbi grandest holiday musie ever published. Again, President Cromwell, of New York. Is here, and, ot courae, ths professors In charge ot ths big musical lnstramenl will put on extra touches. Remember, that these eonoerts are free. Henry Lockhart and others, of this city, who are Interested In the Crown Point group ot mines in the Cochltl district, yesterday gave a lease and bond upon ths mines to Uenry Posey aud ths party ot Boston capitalists who recently pur chased ths Albemarle group ot mines tu ths Cochltl district. Ths university and public schools the poplin having had a splendid vacation will re-open on Monday, January 3, aud tbons In charge bops for a large attend ance on ths Unit day. Wm. Chaplin, ths pushing shoe dealer oa Bail road avenue, has placed a very conspicuous sign over his place ot busi ness. Ninety-nine cents buy a flannelette wrapper, colors oil boiled; regular price, tl.26. Bee them at Ths Koonomlst. Don't forget that Newcomer has ths Onsst 11ns of diaries in ths elty. Ics wool shawls. In black and cream color, at Ths Koonomlst. Ths bill collectors will be aronnd on Slonday. Chinese and Japanese matting. Whit ney Co. Holtdty lamps. Douahos Hardware Co. Room moulding. Whitney Co. A hot thing Cerrlllos eoal. Big Here are Just a Few of the Many Our Removal Sale I Ladies' French Kid Hand Turned Shoes :.HTt Ladies' Genuine Hand Welt, a Regular $5 Shoe, for 'i.'Hi A Big Line of Velvet and Quilted Slippers, Sold for $1.75 and $2 Removal Price H5 Big Lot of School Shoes at Away Down Prices for Cash A. SIMPIER. nunfaanaunnna.iaiicianaaaarjooor.tenaonijcno ALWAYS Goods People Want Prices People Like Unmatched Values Mall order filled day relTd. fcL-'CLccccuutiuJuoucuuBcr nnciaiiaLitioBannaaci r",ss"MMl A. WISE LOSS. An event that will stir our trading pub lic from its center to lc n I Knii ri faionrQ I 1 KHHHVI 1MJ Sale Begins A Uljf Week for Notion Buyers. Big lot of Buttoiin, all kinds, beadoa. Hoie Bupportara, white and black, for ladlt', nilaae sad children, 7c pair. Blocking Arm Shields, all site, 7c. Evrr HutAj Urea Blays, e mt, all colors. Hook and Eye, white or black, 6c groan. Uarter Elastic silk frilled, 7e yard. Cotton Tape, lc roll Flu, Ic parkax. Tooth Brush, be acb. Curling Iron, all aite, Be each. Kiuishiug Hi aid, 3c a piece. Urcaa Trlmmluga, at H prnvt. Corset Claap. be pair. HtJ-iucb V batabou, worth 10c, br ALL'S That Ends Well. This has been a good year with us. Our aim has btn to make it an tqually god one for our many patrons, by always giving them the very best goods for the very least money. We wish to thank you for your valued patronage, and aa actions speak louder than words, we will inaugurate SATURDAY, DECKMBfcR 18, and contiouc until the end of this month, the grandest ISargain Sale ever nelri in this city. By this wc give everyone a good chance to get iome useful and beautiful Christmas presents at a comparatively imall cost. We hold thia sale to "kill two birds with one store" to give th- public some unapproachable values, and to reduce our winter itock before inventory time. We want the year 1897 to be a remembered one in the city's mercantile history this sale to be its leading event. Ladle' Capea and Jackets- A nt II have an Immense ntock of thee good on bsnd. He don't want to keep me over. Tl ere In only onn way to gain thin end-Cut the I'riee. e're il ilng this with vim Capen w rtb 12, now $1 25; rapen worth ", now :).&; rape worth now Jarketn worth $i now W Ut; j irkets Worth H, uow $0; jackefn nrtli flu, n .w H.i0. We are not giving tlctliinnl values nn thee goods, but price it wMi h they sold. Ladle' Kid Clovea-We have een selling t em for tl. 25 to Introduce h'iu. Thiy are splendid ft.M) value, four money back It they burst. During hi' sals at f 1 per pair. Underwear Kor ths whole fsuii v, ! per cent off our regnlsr prices i'heae regular prices niunt have been war 11. wn, judging by the underwear we sold, mil the public's verdii t of same This ringsour $1.60 garments toll. 20; our l.'it garments to $1; our 87 l-2c gar uents to 7ic; our 7."ki garmnuts tonoc: ur c gar mer. ti to 2lo. Aud others at ame rate Ladies' Belts, Pocket Books, Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs at equally re duced prices. White Hemstitched and Scalloped Handkerchiefs at 3 for 25c ROSENWALD BROS. THB CITT IN BRIEF. Personal sod Gcaeral rsrapapbs Picked Dp Bert sod Taerc. Q. M. McOllan, of ludianapnlls. lud., s at the Highland. Itrs. Prank Bowden was called to Law rence, Kansas, ou account of ths sersous linens other mother. Don't fall to go to "Rooney's Reetanr ant" to-night and thereby put In two hours of solid fun and enjoyment. Robert W. Harris, ot Winslow, cams In from ths west laet night, aud has his name on Sturges' Kuropean reginter. Kdwln D. Powell, a pleaeant young gentleman from Peoria, III., came In from the north yesterday, and will prob ably remain In ths city. Ths Bring ot a large number of guns at IS o'clock laet night bads farewell to tho old year and at ths same time gave a noisy welcome to ths nsw. Dr. William D. Radcllffe, the popular physician of Releu, came In from the south last nlgbt, aiid bss his slgnaturs on the register at Sturges' Kuropean. 0. K. Billings, ot Cerrlllos, N. M., where he was formerly iu business, Is spending the New Year In the metropolis, and baa his nsms on ths register at ths High land. Col. Walter 0. Marruon and daughters, Mlssea Kllaa 8, Bells aud Alice, cams In from Laguna last night and registered at Sturges' Kuropeau. Ths yonng ladles had been enjoying their Christmas at their Laguna home. Capt. John P. Fullnrton, president ot the A. J. P. cattle ranch at Patterson's, In Socorro county, came In from ths south last night to enjoy the New Year holidays Removal coooooaacoooaoooooooeooooot M u u u u a Is often a proof of good business judgment. We consider it wise just at this season to offer you the pick and choose of every dollar's worth of surplus stock in this store without regardto former value, and with little regard for cost. Our reason for taking this loss is plain. Our inventory is close at hand; the stock is too heavy; it must be reduced. Hundreds of items here that you can use to good advantage, if the price reductions are great enough. That's the object of thia sale. Every stock has been carefully overhauled. Every price reduced on the lots to be disposed of to such a low figure that our buying public will throng the store during the entire week of the sale. Every price quotation is a cold fact. Every item advertised is just as represented. Every person in this community and surrounding districts should buy and buy liberaly; such a trading chance will not soon occur again. This great sale will last just one week. That will be long enough to reduce the stock to its proper limit and quite as long as wi care to do business at so great a loss. The history of all sales is that the best things go first. rj Monday Morning, December 27th and ends when the doors close on the following Saturday night, during that time. llere'M u Cornet Chuitce. l All odd Hues, broken aaaortuieuUi of all or color, no mailer how staple, have been weeded from the stock, stacked upon th counter lu lot and reduced to priiw that will move them lu a Jiffy. It your alia or style of eoraal 1 among them then you're la lurk. All goat fJo each, worth up to l 60 each. Housekeeping Cioodtt At mill price, but It' only for a week, and wa'v aet out to glv our buying pub lic a beueal that they'll talk about. W ar going to ell cotton, thtrtlugs, heel ing, outing llauneU, towels, craane, etc., etc.. at uch price that you can weii afford to repleuub your bom outfit tor moutlt to ooui. Good Bleached aud Unbleached lluslln, be; Hhlrtiuga, e per yard. ttheelliigx, to ituc Outlug Klauoel. be to bHe. Towel from be upward. Cisauet from So upward. WELL Dreat Sk'rts Cut right, lined right, sewed right, suit bought rixht All Ihene qii'ilitlen Couildlie lo nuke It an esny mutter for in to nell litem right, at all tiiucH, and sometime to make people wonder how we ran sell them no cheap. Thin Into be one of tliene time. Keiiiemher, this In not a money-making M'heme, but a cloning out affair. Iillen' nkirta worth now tl Ifi; ladlen' nkirts worth 12. oil, now SUUi; laillen' nklrtn worth 1X25, now J.2i; ludiej' nklrtn worth t'.50, now I'l.Tu. Ijulien' woolen and silk walnts at prices that will clone them out for w. Dress Good There is nothing more appropriate or acceptable for a ( lirlnttiiHM Gift than a nice drew pntt' rn. He have a llinltlem anenrtment of tliee gKnls at a mint VHrlod rangn of pricen. Drew goods worth 25c, now 17', c; drenn giiodn worlu ux. now 3:ic; novelty giHNln worth "be. now 47c; all wool laillen' cloth, 'il In. wide, w. rill u.'ic, now 30c; dreee tiatterns worth 7, now 11.25; drent pat tm wonh el, now r.7i; drew, putu-rne worth tl2. now 7.25. Many more ei)uully good values t-m numerous t'i mention. ith his friend, Brook Douthlrt, whom bs entertained on ths ranch last summer. Ths csptain Is a genial gentleman, a thorough, liberal westerner, and Till Citizkn la pleased to welcome blm among the many New Year vinttArs. Mrs. B. 1. Rosi, the estimable wife of Engineer Rons, writes back thit on Inr ar.ival at Toledo, 0, ehe found ber brother considerably better, after a very serious Illness, and that. If hs continues to Improve, she will return to this city In a very short time. Mr. Ross Is also taking a lay-off, nnd has recently visited the Hell canyon mining district. John Drfhl, the manuger ot the flats City i'ortralt eonipuny, of Kansns City, and K. I.. Hugiun, who travxln for the same company, arrived from Kl I'aso last ulght aud are spending New Year In this cliy. The board of county commissioners will nn-et In regular session next Mon day, and cIom up the business ot the past year. Hon. Ktquipelo Romero, of Naclmleuto, Is In the city enjoying the New Year. Htalal at the llu.y Store. Quart bottle pickled onions 20r Cucumber catsup, per hot I Is ioc Broiled oiackeral lu mustard sauce, per can 10c Cabbage, per pound Ic Kreeli horse rnddish. per bottle lUc California canned peaches 0c California canned pears I' California canned apricots toe pound Van Houten cocoa 4"c I pound Van Uouten's CuCoa 72c 1 pound Dunham's cocoanut 2."c 2 cans salmon 2oc 8 pounds mixed candy 2Ac Chill naui-e, per bottle loc TUK MAK. KM. Kikkb, Prop. Sale. Bargains During The Big Annual Inventory Sale ! The lllunketM, the lteU Hitreud, the Comfort h All have been stripped of their legiti mate protlU aud turued louse to swell the proceseiou thus: Due-third off Koruier Prices. A bl( lot of aborl lanalb Tabl. llauiaaka, l.uglh. I ruin yard, to yard., all (railr., niaaohad aa I obl.actixl, ihaaa al Mia prloaa. rrau 5c to SAc pr yanl. To Clean up Cloaks and Capes. Many of yon have waited for this great ale; you hav not waited iu valu. lli cloak must go. It Imi't a qiieitlnu of lone, that's not oouslduieil. Btylinh, up to-Ute garmeuts were uever sold at such sacrifice before lu this Nentiou, All Cloaks aud Capea the r'rlce Is cut la two. All go at ou-bal( former price True to our well m1u1 1Ih1im1 -custom nvr to carry over good Trout one NeiiNoii to another, ne will nturt in next week to dome out all of our Winter Joori at prices) never lielore. ap proaelied. Wait for announcement in next Inhiio of tlil paper. SIMON STERN, The llll Ave. Clothier STOVES -w-1 HL V 1 D WARE Tinware, Woodenware, Pumps. Plumbers' Supplies, Cutlery, Lamps. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Donahoe Hardware Co, 120 Gold Avenue. X. 'XJXJT, HjESTJeriU-, IVIanagor. E. J. POST k CO., HARDWARE. Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! Agents f jr ani Carry a Large Stock of STUOEBAKER WA30NS, SAVAGE RIFLES, WINCHESTER RIFLES, FAIRBANKS' SCALES, COLT'S REVOLVERS, BUCKEYE MOWERS. Repalra Furniahed for All Kinds of Stovea. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION. BOOKS! IIOSITIVKLY the finest aartmint that wai rver fllnpUvel In the Went, and thntiH h yim ciptt l ti m e titMiku i heap. am aure that you will In? aururiaed tu ee Uow many a few dollar will buy. Alau an e&ceUent ne let turn of DOLLS abo.il which everyone remark.! WHY, HOW CHEAP A Rei Line In ths Latest STylcs la Stationery. 5. Newcomer, BOOKS, STATION FRY ANO NEWS DEPOT. SIS Railroad Avenue. The liluck (loodtt Must go along with the reet. Staple as wli"at; g ani as godl, but that wou't save tlieiu from eacrillce We said tint this sale elnmld reach every corner of the ni. ire and w meant It, every w ird. All prollts rut off. TO we black Dress (iikHU at actual cost. The Influence of the (treat Hale Sweeps through the tuxn's furnishing stock. Our uiu folks oau well allord to "stock up" at these prices. Men's Seamlesa 8o at 53 per pair. Men's heamlees 8ox, Tan, Black and Gray, 10c per pair. Meu's Morkinii Khlrts at 25o and Hoc. Msu' Good Neglige Hhtrls at 5(H) ami 7ie. Meu's Natural Wool Underwear, which w.te cousidered a bargaiu at bOc to Ooo, now too. BOOKS! l'rintH, GlnghaniH Aud all kinds of wush stuffs. There'll be some good-natured elbowing to get at these lots. Trices talk here stronger tlllill WH,CHtl. All our Beet Grades of l'rluts at 4c per yarn. Giughaius at H',e per yard. .Shirtings at 4c per yard. t'beviots at be per yardaud upwards. Odd Lots of Lace Curtains Portlera and Window Hliadex. Cse tlieiu. There's u t a home (u this j iMiniuuuity but cm use ous or the other 1 of theiu at these prices. I Wiuliw Shade, p'lirlng Rollers and. Opaque complete tjctiw, at J ic. l,u m Curtsiiis from 4oc a p.iir upward. Poitiers from 1.7o upwards. I A. J. M ALOY, Staple and Fancy Groccfies! CLUB IIOUSE CANNED GOODS! KONg TO KQDAL. 118 Kailroal Ave., W Iiitney Co. W1I0LESALK- Shelf and Heavy niture, Carpets and Crockery, Glassware and Lamps. Miners' Iron Pipes and Fittings. Largest Stock of Brass Goods in New Mexico. BACHECHI Wholeaale and LIQUORS AND CIGARS. Have You Seen the New Local of BACHECHI & GIOMI? SituUed .it 107 ami 10) Smith First Street N -Why they hiva juU recoiveJ a car load of Whisky, both Domestic and imported, which for age and flivor nin )t b surpassed by any liquor establishment in the country. Call or write and get prices and you will be convinced that no other house eti ornpite with ui in price, as we are the only firm in the southwest who buy in car load lots for spot cash. We also are general agents for W. J. Lima's St. Lvrs liottled beer. 10 and 109 South First Street TOXiapizoNEi no. Baa. DIAMONDS NEW MAYNAKD (lie South Every advertised price will hold good To Close Out the Winter Underwear Stock. Every Item of meu's, women's and chil dren's warm winter underwear will tie offered at prices to crowd the section with eager buyers during the entire week of the sale. One-fourth off Korrar Price. That Dress Ooo U Stock Is top heavy. We've g nu carei'ully llroiuh it and rut pricet right aud left. There'll In so us eurity dress goods 111 - tures In this store a week Ihucs. Colored Uress Stuffs, former pries 3o to 15e per yr I, uow 2?e. Another lot of Novelty GoU, former price from 51 t l "oe pr yard, now 3'.ic. X lliiutkerchief Hustle. Several big l ts th it were used lu the Christmis deeoratlous will be sold. Nothing wrong with them but the pelce and dust. 5n burs any of the lot. 10c buys Initial Silk lUudkerchlefs. JR. XJf - DELL'S SPK1N6S CltEAtfi?UY THR FA01TH. Albuquerqne, N. "f. Hardware, Fur Supplies L GIOMI Retail Dealera In BACHECHI & GIOMI. FINE JEWELRY YEAR JEWELER MMond) sccooccnjaaaaaiiccrrjcccaanaaaaa jaaaaoaa a Sole Agents For a g HTAJwn.rir xAvrnmfjB. 9 g The Most Reliable of All Patterns jj I Made. Sure to Please. g ujoaaaaa coDaoaaaaaaaaaauaaaaaa OBauaauu A Silk Slide. Bunched into lots are many ot these beauties, snuie at one-half, some at two thirds early season's prices. Bilks for waixts, silks for gowns, silks for any pur pose, aud priced ou a par with ordinary woolen ;J 81 Us at 2:ic, c, 3;c, 4lc, 115c, 77c and H'.-c por yard. Who cannot afford a silk drees, waist or ekirt at these prices? The Hosiery ltcductlous. We epare uoihing, uo matter how sta ple. It's carnival time for dry goods buyers lu this store just now and we waut your dollars to go further tliau they ever did before. Ths test the Ladles' Hose at I'.io. Wool Hoe for Ladles, Misses aud Chil dren at lt Kormer Trice.