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I3 In THH DAILY CITIZEN Al.BI hlUjl K. .11 I V -U. Hy in mivi - av.i sm llowin. ir ns irr.-m tnafe , i . n wt n.re atr.iictizt'u i srii Minh,i Coffee at put eft: 45-te nt colfee. at. , .40 cents. 40-cent coffee at. . .3S cents. 35-ccni icflee at,,. 30 cents. 30-vtnt toffee it. ,. J 5 cents. 5-cent coffee at. ,.ao cents. ED. IMI11ER 114 1. Railroad lf.( l'boquerqna, 1. 1. 1 Dm Anil liliBB Sate TiiMi loose ; &5gj 1 the l I'll ;? KIIOM o lV, until fnrlluT notice, we will offer imr entire slock of summer Ht price-, tci rt tA'in tinning. I li i- 1" ii"t money making itle lr iih. Inertly. I. ill we believe it t" I"' Imiiir llilersi ny riosniif inn mn wh"ii a"""- t.oinili below (-I. ill iT'ltT in gel iresn snna mi iiiit f the in.'iiilii M of ir iinii I- going " me ru-ieru marheis wiiiiiu a Hint new if will l'L'in mining within a mourn, hp neen room, nun e ui...... ,.M l il- I lie MtniiMv l dlar will he niiirhter in our store within the l f. ivk' 1 1 -t 11 11 liil ever I II felon-, huh linn is hhik a kiiki n.-ni I )...!,, w line. . Ilil-I.Mil Villi B- to iiniililv. There 1 Imt Bll -n't worlli iilni"-l double MOILY 10 LOAN On plants. flrnt-clAMn fnrniture, etc, without reirnval. Aloon diamonds. ah lies, Jewt try. life Insurance poll' ctea. TnM deeos or my Rood eecur Ity. Terms er mmiirtt H. SittPcOH. 20t B nth Second atreet, Albno,tier quo. New Mnco. neit iloor to Weet- eru lulou leiegrapu ouioe. 15. A. SLEYSTElt, THE man isal ELT4TK. SOTIRT PUBLIC. Antoinatle Telephone No. 174. BOOMS : A H CROMWKLI. BLOCK H. 12. MAYNIB (SaccfMor la J. E Matlhaw.) Pure Jer5ey Milk and Cream. aj-Ordrr. Promptly Hllerl. Out.ld Order Solicited. L In ranla rltmi. lUvt your shirt launtilird Anil ti4tm on time. At tbe Albaqucrque Steam Laundry, Corner CtMtl . d Wmtmnd JAY A. UUBBS. Proprietor, fnon 414. BOLLEK'S I h .11 t Httii'le llli'lltinlll'il tlmt ill iitfrvf with iih whi'ii ymi the K'""1". I AVH :s 0 ri G AN 0 It S tc. Lace stripe Lawns, worth 1 2 y,c per yard tC l'lain Lawns, in lloral designs and stripes, worth H-JC f Organdies, Lappels and Lawns, worth I7ic and 20c per yard 1 1 Orandits, worth 35f per yard I C Ladies' Vests, wotth 6c, now 3 for lOc Ladits' Vi sts, woith ioc, at 5c Ladies' Vests, worth 15c, at lOc Ladies' Vests, worth 25c, at lac Ladies' Vests, worih 35c, at liOc Ladies' Vests, worth 40c, at 2."c Ladies' Lisle Ve.sts," Ooc, ut -lOc LAD ES' SHIRT WAISTS. They are all this years' styles, perfect in fit and workmanship, and not to be compared in quality to many inferior goods offered at so called llargain Prices. We offer them at our actual cost to close them out. I hey so now from IJSc to $1.2ff Former price 65c to $2 S- LADIES' SKiaTS. Six weeks ago we had 250 skirts on hand, now we have 50 That's a great many more than we want to have when our new ones come in. We have only the better Qualities h ft, in black and colors, now for $1.75 to $3.UO They were $2.75 to $5 00. a , r ; c c - a ' a : a a : a 8! J Si 9 ' 3 TIL 1 1 1M LOOSL and he will lininli the rnrmy without help. Let any man, voting or old, youth or boy, have their own free will to buy a suit of tine Summer Clothing, and he will always come to us after examining the stoik of eery one cl.se in this line in town. ii ' r. Our linn of Summer general excellence. Clothing is unrivalled in lit, finish dim! Wo aro determined to get rid of all of our Summer Suits and quote the following juices: All of our former S12.00, SL'3.00 and $14.00 Suits now go at, Per SUIT. $9.75 Per 5UIT. KiihI I'liiKiiinx In ull ntlivr ili iartiii.'iit wliiili Im-k of Kmce iih nut Krmit ll! til IIH'lltillll. ROSENWALD BROS. BLACKSMIH 80V) Copper Ave. IWthorine a Seccfohy. 'W.gon Rtplf- Ing and all Olncr U ork Ouaranltcd. Kind, ol bUclumith ALUUQUlilCtfUi: FISH MARKET. Ileadquartert for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season . . . Krwh KIhu and Drfwted Tottltry. 206 and 208 South Second Street. rnxonatili. Trm Knilroa'l lisrlipr Miop onlirU your pHtronnen. KvorytliliiK cIn el koiix up. tint our nr-ti reiiiHiu tlis nni. MinvlDK. Imlr ruttiiiR suit tistha, Kour ctislr. Vnu'r m-xt. J. K. HANciif.., Pronrltir. Al. Pullar, wlio In tli tniloy of th Mania Ki l'i'l't tttr sml al Wln liiw. left Ih-i nitflit for Khiihii Citv, .hara ho will iniliitlily rpiuHUi In ttif futuro. Ilt is a tirnthiT of .lohu I'lillnr. rniprly th iIIvIhicim iiiHHtcr iiihoIihiiIc at y IiihIow. Tliw lliiliion rinh No. H will rIns an in- tHrutnniHiit for tli ln-iifiltol tlitA. M. K. ctmri'li UiIh VfiiiriK. A iri(rani will Iik tircHKtitwt. All are Invltwl to b liri'S- Kiit at th I'hiiri'li. J. W. Ward, CHitain; I. Ailiin, nt ir Hiinou NtMintwIt, tliK I.na I.una guni'r il niHrctiaiit, I'liuid In from ttm houUi lant uiRht. to Mijo tln evening In t'i coin- iny of tilii wirt ami hir ri-lallvi. .vr. Ninmtailt rftuinwl to l,o lauiat ou tlix noon freight train. A lau roti( whli'h tia.l ilmi iiil out of a TBB C1TT 15 BRIEF. rcrsoaal nd General rirtrrsphs Plcke4 Dp Here and There. Prof. K. W. 1. Bryan, ths attornoy, la at ths territorial rapttal on legal matter. Hon. II. H. KerKumon is on hla way to White (ik. where lie la Interested In the OM Abe mine. Attoruer K. V. Cliavea, who liaa some l.'Cul mattera at Hororro, left thin morn lug for the liem city. Jrries Taliaferro, the general merchant of White llaku, la In Lau Vegae to-day, paNHlng up the road laxt nlRhl. He ex pecte to be In Alliiliiieniue lu a fewilaya. Kt. Jolins Korbea and Kd. Handle, two nr. Miiei'tora and miner from the rork rllihed tolden diHtrict of Corhltt are In the city. rt'iilHterliiK at the lirand Ontral. MIm Irma BrhiiHter. who was at Hoi tirix.k on a viHlt to her uncle, Adolph Schueter. the general merchant, returned home lHt night, being met al the depot M ELI N 1 & EAKIN. f holt sale and Retail Liquor Dealers, t. nu ...!- .iir.r.lla al Wbiilcule prices. kiclula en" tur Uie lininui Ycltuwatonr I "W hatlHd Dewey Wblaliy. All the atandud brand, ol 81. 10CIS and MILWAUKEE Bottled bn-r lo. tiK k. Klrunnl Hide board and Heading nwm Ir Connection and War Built in. fir.ll lioin tha mora. hugif y jretiterdHy aftermmn n picked up ! hJ n,,r I'sreute. ,n rih Tiiir.l Htrewt. Kinder ran ae. t'. K. Burg. Frank Whilten.Hert Baker, ll J. l.eiM) anil can nrriceon win iae uext Mouday morning for the Hulphur and Jenies hot Hprluge. They will be ab- cure name at Una elllre liy deHcrining property and paying for thla Item. Alfred KrlckMon, magnetic healer, will hold a nieettngorpotdte the public library t it, evening at 7 o'clock. He rlulnm to b aide to heal all manner of diHeaNce by the laying ou of hunlH. Ilj to Them." "Our 1882 F.G.Pratt&Co. 1898 Hole Affcnta L BIIMI Mf id iro Hritod ( riHHlft. DKA1.IHI IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES S14 S. Second St. tllll.born Creamrry llultrr Brl un hanii. Irdrra Si il il iti-d Mre UrUvrrf CITY NEWS. Btove repairs at Kutrelle'a. Vlonr matting. W tillnef Co, Krult JarB and jelly glaeeee. W hltuey OOUlliaUT. 40 iwntM for 7-foot cloth hhadee. W. V. Kutrelle. Merchante' lunch every morning at the W hlUi Klephaiil. NoTeltlea la our queenwar depart merit. W LltucT to. vi r. aj.i at "The Kair btore." See their bargalu eounlera. Buya kuee paiitn, worth 3'c at K'c pair. Hueeuwald Hi oh. Dunham ahred cocoauat, 20 ceuta per pound, at A. lmbarito a. Bee the line aHxortment of uew furul ture, 'Jilo south irnl direct. RiHiiua to hit. wild or without board, to luvalida. 4 1U went Lead avenue. Good eveuiug. Have you eeen the bar galu couulera at "ih rmr bloref Croea A. lllackHell chow-chow, 3d centa per poumi, al A. l.ouibardo'. Kor eraiiile-ware, tinware and Htovee ee J. W. ll.irdiug, '1V1 bold avenue. The newent fad iu-it out. The Unman belt, Ju"t received at the Kcouolulet. Uerman luiorled Kirm'heuaaft phoa- phate only at lluppe ao-la fouulaiu. A irixNt. rnmiilete nunping outllt for rutieciieap. Call al 41 J aoutli ilroadway Old Maun uiaule Hyruii, ler uuart, 3o eeute; jwr pint, J ceiitH, al A. Uiuibardu'a, The beet t J men's Hhoea in the city are old at A. filinpler ix I o. a large elioe more, Attend our uiid tmiuiuer cloniug out aale. tiixxl ee,ualde goo-lii cold al ndiruloiiHlr low prices. Koeeuwald Ilrua. l.Hteit htvlm. up to date, ladlea' ahoe In lace. cuiiiirri and button; the lieet In thecitr. Wm. Chupllu, So I lit Kail road avenue. Oakey'H hack, all night, baggage ami traunter wugnu to uitilulght. Leave or dera at Aliel'a clgur alnre. Automalic 'phone No. 'Hi. Blggeet aale that ban ever taken place at the blggeHl etore. I'rii-ert made that you never heard of. duly at the lioldeu dry liond company. The Bing Ie reHlauraiit on north K I rut atreet. with the furniture and kllcheu uteUHila. for eale cheap. Thia la a tine opening for the right party. The regular liionlhly meeting of the Co operative Hiiilding fcjid Loan a-.cia tlon will be held at the aecreiary'a ollici on Tnendav. Jul? i. at M O clock p. m. Calviu Whiting, aecretary. w A. WlUm. of Kl l'aao. in lu the city, mini In frinii the aoulh laxt Ulght. lie reiirenenlH the Mwilt Packing l ompauy ol KanxaM Cllv. and atalee that Ilia buxl neaa throughout the aoiithweHl la very good. Thla evening the lawn party, the pro eeeda of which will U donated to the wounded "Hough Itldera," will be held at the residence of John A. L.e on weel Cop' tier avenue. Anv one having llower to donate are requeeteit to leave theiu ae aiNiu an p mkIIiIh al the reuiilence. Vieilora to Alhiwueniue are invited to take lolglug at the Itailroad avenue liouae. Kverjlhlug neat aud clean; prices Klag. the Ked, W hlte and l(lu," "W ur ongi4 of ;IH. Three late war song for t-l. at W hlleon's MiihIc Store. Judge X. C. Tollier and family, after a pleaxaut wijiiurii of several week' with eorgla relative and trleiula, returned tithe city diet night. Kor RentTwo etory frnme liouee near the Smita Ke 1'acltlc ehoi h, auttahle for (Killing or tHiardlng. liiiiure of h. I.. aihhurn .V ( o. We have jiixt reeelveit a full line of t'i.Mland .).hi ladlea' tine Oxford and high ehoee. (ilve iih a call. A. Rmpier x Co. Kor Kent, Sale or Kxchange Kor out- ild" pronerlT. my reeideiice at bl. south Broadway. A. v. Joiiueon. Kutrelle. corner flold and Klret afreet will eell you gooil wall paper at l'lr nuMe roll ami nn. Your choice of 2!li knee panta, four to fourteen yeara at U'c. Koaenwald Hroe (iernian Iniuorted KlrHCheimaft plion- phate only at lluiipe'a enda fouutaln. he beet anuiiuer fuel le l errllliM nut oal; i '.'5 per ton. Huhn A t o. Native wine (red or white), 75 renin iter gallon, at A. l-onihardo a. Trunk and teleacupa valiaea cheaper than the rheapeet, rutrellea. Col. W alter H. Marmon, of I.aguna, U In the city to day. I. mine and trimmlnga. WhltnerCo New bicycles at Kutrelle'a only $2B. sent several weeks. Ileorire Hill Howard, who la well-known aa a verv Hucoentriil land gram aiinrnev is In the citv from Hanta Ke, and will loulitlees remain in the territorial me tropolis several days. Mrs. Oeorge W. Ntiihba and son, Kirn- sell. fiimllT of one of the mschlne man nu ators at the Democrat oince, leu laat night for southern Callforula, where they will upend the summer. Clias K. WiHMlman and wife, here from the Hub Citv in Massachusetts, are at the (iraud Central. They are pleasure seekers, and expect to remain a few lays In the territorial metropolis. Mrs Dr. Ilishon. Mr. and Mrs. K, Pratt, accompanied by Mine Helen Pratt, Miss Dillon ami John collon, leu una morning for au outing of several weeks In one of the tileasaut canyons of the Manilla moiiutalns. J ml are H. It Newcomh, S. M. Ashenfel ter and Htierlff Pat Uarrett, who were at Socorro on business connected with the .McNew liabeaa corpus case, came up from the south last night, and returned thin uiiirnlng. 1 he Mc.New case Is etlll lu progress to-liny lief ore Judge l.eland Hev. Mary J. Borden, who was at (ial 1 ii d on a visit to her liu-ibalid and sou returned to the clt lant night. Iter, Hordeu Is president of the Territorial W (mum's Christian Temperance l iiion and while at (iallnp delivered several short aildrehsee on the cause of temper ance. I.. Heed, the tinsmith at W hltney com pany's. ta In receipt of a letter from his son. 11. B. Keed. one of the "Hough Kiders." The writer stales that the bora had a hard time, fighting In the trenches All our choicest Suits formerly $ 15.00, SI 00, $18.00 j and 20.00 and comprising tho pick of our stock, will bo sold at only, Per SUIT. $42.75 Per SUIT. A. J. MALOY, DE LER IN Staple and Fancy nn lit rm BIBS. AfJKXT von 0LU li IIOUSR GOODS, Noun to li(U it, HELL'S SPRINGS CREAMERY BUTTER The Famous). 118 Railroad Ave. Albuquerque, N. M. 0. BACIIECIII. RSTARLISHKD 1S8S. Q.GIOMI. i 0 HOTEL. Whole..!. Dealer. In DON'T MISS THIS GUANCK. 1 ! 0 . Tlio Xlaall t-craci Aventio Olotlller. flnnnnnn nrMiMiin.i mfjaijij jijd-impiiri Mnniian Mniinti!! -i 'i"imimTiTi,iPil'i.,vnnnni.iamciriPirii without anything to eat and and r a lezing huh, but they are now Having a lunch nicer time. He states that he went through the twobattles without a .cratch, aud also reports Johnny H-ll In prime condition. Hon. Solomon l.una returned last night from l.os Angeles, where he and wife have laen the past few weeks. Mrs. Luna Is now at Hanta Barbara, cel., and win remain there until September, being again J'dned by Mr. Luna sometime iu August. During the (Ire sale rnh at the etore of B. lifeld St Co . Mrs. Noa llfeld, Mra. II. llfeld and Mra B. Hplts are helping out and proving most excellent clerk-. THAT TritHIBl.K J'KltE-Cl'TTr.BV Al lh "Hon? Maae" at Mia Old Trick, Aa-ala. 1,0(10 men's linen collars, each A line unlaumlerrd shirt Kxtra heavy welgut working socks. Der Da r c t hotceot l ami fi.nusiraw nam.. While linen handkerchiefs Derby hats for .Silk teck scarfs li cards assorted colors darning cot ton 5 balls crochet cotton Steel thimbles Hleel eroi'het hooka Choice metal and composition dress buttons, per doferi Water white pearl drese bullous per dozen Diamond dye, per package Choice of inn pair of 7oc and $1 kid glovea 311-Inch allkallne draperies, per yard (ieiiulne hair cloth, per yard W hlte crinoline, per yard Colored tarlton. per yard . . ',rlnch lace, regular to cut India Ink, per bottle Oil tulies '' Typewriter ribbon Crepe tissue paper, per roll ... . 4 ounces machine oil e Outing flannel coat and vest for... C f A while vest, alls 42, for 2-s A tin drinking dipper ' 10 cana apricots fl.tsi Hugar cured ham I"c I pound Van Houteu'a cocoa "-C Open until H o'clock p. ni. THK MAK, Wm. Kikkk, Proprietor. He ate li")C fit lfic K'c rs lc Ic 2',e uc c 3 tie 1 6c f)C 2',-l.V FIRE SALE OF ILFELD HROS. STOCK OF CARPETS. Curtains, Rugs, Linoleum, Comforts and Everything in the House Furnishing Line I SALE COMMENCED LADIES, Please Note Wo Have Just Received a ..CAR of GLASSWARE.. MONDAY, JULY 1 8th. Having purchased the above mammoth stock from llfeld Bros, we will place same on sale at rediculously low prices. MAY & FABER, Gold Avenue. Next to Citizen Office. Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Tobaccos J AND BAR SUPPLIES. General Agents for W. J. Lenip's St. Louis Keer. ELEGANT It ETA I L DKI'ARTMENT OPEN DAY AM) NIGHT. Outaide Orders Promptly Attended to. Prieea Reasonable nd Satisfaction Guaranteed. BPGHEGHI & GIOMI, Proprietors, 107 & 109 SnntH First Street, - Albuquerque, N. M. A DOCTOR'S VISIT Is always followed by a doctors prescription, and when you want to get it iilled promptly, accurately and from the purest and freshest drugs, bring it to us. Physicians' prescriptions are a specialty with us, and we have all the newest discoveries in medicine that can fill prescriptions from the best in the country. Our prrwrtptlon counter alway. In charge of a graduate u( pharmacy. J. H. O'REILLY & CO., DRUQQISTS. jiff Uncle Sam's New Scarf Pin The "PEARL OF ANTILLES" pleases him immensely. We have Scarf Pins, Rings, Lace Pins, Shirt Waist Sets, Chatelaines, etc, etc., etc., made in handsome designs and attactive effects. T. Y. MAYNARD, jeweler Watch Inspector, A T. & S. F. R. R. If yon Intend to enjoy yourself tn the mountains thla summer, remember the sulphur hot springs, nestled In a valley of the Jenies mountains, cannot be sur paesed for scenery. Kor particulars write to W. L. Trimble St Co , this city. Ladles' leather belts, worth 50c, at ft; belt worth 60c at Sue each. Koscuwald Bros. Think of It! Huytng ladies' shirt waists at 10c; ladles wing aleeve vesta at 2c, children's tan or black stockings at :tlo, only to be had at the Goldeu Kule iiry Goods company. Oh, no! You are not looking thin. AU that yon need la a clean shave, do to Ituhu'g barber shop, N. X. Arniljo build ing, and get the beat. Jas L Bell & Co. OKALKKS IN Staple and Fancy Groceries. Our selections were mule with great care, and we fe?l sure that you will he pleased with the de signs that we have selected, and now have on exhi bition in our Second Street Store for your inspection. We are sure you will be surprised when you note the quality of the goods and the very low prices we are selling them at. A, M 1 - THE FKtnT SIAS0H in it, l.eiaht ikiw. and ymi can't have tnumnch unit KiirN iim A I in iii.ihtv. iiltr the wattr-nit-iiili,, i illmntn. tt-rTit-R. bannliii.. etc., e aie now M-lluitf at vciy h.v. liii r. I'inei nieliui. thiiii ..ill m m t'le iit'cr kimwii- Tht-y te a leant ,r all aim I'lirrhntic-tlieill. ! n'l furset that the tiuit .raKiiu'. utiina and that ('mining Inthv hi.t order ol the il.iv. Now la the time to lay in a .lore lor m il inter, emit imi't lie hel ler or pill t lower titan you'll lind at imr iKore till, ftet k. Always Goods People Want; Prices People Like and unmatched Values. Mail orders Filled Same Day Received. 11 u II DRY GOODS COMPANY. Agents For STANDARD PATTERN The Most Reliable of All Patterns Made. Sure to Please. GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE. INIMITABLE ! IRRESISTIBLE 1 We Guarantee that such bargains as we shall give, commencing Monday July 18th, have never been seen in Albuquerque. Don't fail to read every line. Don't fail to look. WHITNEY COMPANY Furniture, Carpets, HARDWARE, Crockery.... Glassware. Mullea. Kroiu this date on. The lUoket will be opeu evenings until H o'clock. l'mf. K. Harding advertising himself aa"llie world a tireaiesi l aimist, came lu last night from I. as Vegas, aud has located liumelf at the lirand Ceolral, oo copy lug room No. :il. He will remain lu the city aotue lime, ami win oe ready for busiueea to-morrow. The territorial supreme court will con vene at Santa Ke uext Monday aud the local attorneys are busily engaged get ting ready for the opening of that court, Wanted A good boy, atHMit 14 years old, to work iu barlier shop with view to learn the trade, limutre at the Kureka llarber bliop, (mid avenue. M. T. Morlarty. the sheep raiser out In the Chilli! neighborhood, la lu the city for the purpose of securing the latest and best wool u, nutations Kor rent Two nice furnished rooms for illlit hoitsekeeliiug. 001 Silver avenue, corner Arno. A lady's black kid glove was found thla morning, aud left at thia otllce for owuer. Shirt Waist Sale. Detachable Collars am! well made Dt'tai'luilde Collars and well made '-'$" Kinest Shift Waists, sold up to U55 t) go at 50c Underwear Special. (allies' Rildied Vests with wing sleeves, each, at (.allies' Fine Lisle Threat Ye-ds Jc 14a Corset Special due lot R.& (i. Corsets at & One lot W. U. Cors ds at E"c due lot V. I'. Corsets, line black at 5"c Neckwear Special. 50 dot' ii I, Hill's' Klue Neckwear at lfc Worth from 20 to &'c Hosiery Special. r0 dozen Chlldreii's Hose, blaek or tun. pair S'c 10 ilureii Clillilri-ii's Hose, seamless, fast black, pair c jo dnZ'ii LadieV b'ack and tan Hone, pair te Profit Cuts no Figure We are going to sell. Prices like these have never before been made: 25 pieces Guipure lattice and open work lawn; big gest value yuu ever saw at N '-iC 3S pieces dui'liesse orgiiiidy; nicest gissl.s you ever saw at lir; fur this rule ut 4 '4 2tl pieces tinset French organ 1y; you have been paying us3c per yd ; price cut in two 15o See window display. 3d inch percale, 1 yard wide at fa Apron gingham at 2c 1.1c ilgiir.d satteeu at T'.c Ginghams, Quest quality, at T i Zephyr, fluent duality, at 7lu 2ilc quality llgurd rhillle at Ho llleached muslin at 3ti-itich bleachel muslin at I'jO I ml m 1 1 ii m ut fo 1 ace curtains, p i pair, ut -0 W hite be ! sprcals at .. 3,-e '1 here will Ik; no stop to our sale. That is the wonder of all Albuquerque. Everyone concedes that our sale is the greatest that has ever taken place, and we will add goods to this sale as fast as we can get our clerks to work. eivntw,,, t-t lrwHh"i"rSrMr