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Albuquerque evening citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.), 01 July 1905. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn84020615/1905-07-01/ed-1/seq-12/>

Newspaper Page Text1 U1UC)TTWMTK FiVJ'iNINGCrnZEN. PAGE TWELVE. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 19C5. i - 0K)XDecOeXXK3JeX3X Uf4 WEST RAILROAD AVE. IN THE HOT OLD SUMMER TIME You Need and We Sell COOL SHOES Latest crtatlona of best manufac turers. These shoes are stylish, and made with a view to the comfort of alt who wear them. They art dressy, too, and give a swell effect to one's general appearance. They are not ex pensive, either, when you think of the pleasure they give. Men's Canvas Shoes $1-50 Men's Oxfords $130 to $3.50 Men's Shoes $130 to $4 Women's Oxfords $1.50 to $3.50 Women's Slippers $1.10 to $2.75 Women's Canvas Oxfords. .$1.25 to $2 Children's Slippers and Ox- . .fords $1 to $2 Barefoot Sandals 90c to $1.75 OantY3X3X0ra ysOPlrtUSMt DEPENDABLE FOOD PRODUCTS. Are those that have stood the test of practical experience. In this res pect the. groceries we sell are above aven the breath of suspicion. No brand that Is at all questionable In quality can find a place In our store. Patron favoring us with their orders can depend on us absolutely for furn lnshlng the beet In quality, the best In flavor and the best in nutrition. F. F. TROTTER Noa. 118 and 120 -South Second St. HAS A GREAT REPUTATION. The Clarkrllle coal we sell princi pally, like- the Father of Hla Country, nas a reputation second to none, and you know. If you've tried It, that lt'a the best ever burned. Its freedom from Impurities, 1U free-burning qual ttles and our fairness as to weight and delivery, entitle us to your patronage. Remember we guarantee 2,000 pounds absolutely In every ton leaving our yard. We also handle all kinds of mill wood, mountain wood and kind ling, John S. Beaven Both phones. mm Please Remember our special RUG sale is still'on YOU HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF FURNITURE TO SE LECT FROM. THE PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. We Have Osier moor Mattresses, $15 THE GUNN SECTIONAL BOOK CASES, And that our Hobby is, ACORN RANGES, "The Best," $5.00 Down and $5.00 per Month. 0. W. STRONG'S SONS RUGS, FURNITURE, LINOLEUM. DINNER .WARE. Corner Second and Copper Ave. Local and Personal WEATHER INDICATIONS. Generally fair tonight and 8unday. ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. No. 1, from the rust, 7:30 p. m. No. 7. from the east, 10:45 p. m. No. 8, f.om tho west, 6:45 p. m. No. 2, from the west, 7:63 a. m. . No. 22, from the south, 6:45 p. m. Next Tuesday, July 4, all barber shops will cIobo, the eame as on Sun days. E. W. Kee and wife, of 417 West Silver avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pollock, of !H6 West lead avenue, a girl. Mr. I'ollock is a clerk at the Spot Cash grocery. S. T. Miller, draughtsman in Archi tect Sjiencer's office, has gone to eastern New Mexico fur a couple of weeks' visit. Charles E. Dagenette, outing agent for the United States Indian school in this city, went to Raton last night on business. Ha-rvey superintendents John Stein and J. T. Jacobson arrived from the west this morning and are guests at the Alvarado. John Hay, of the Albuquerque Steam Laundry, will leave tonight lor California, where he will spend his annual summer vacation. The coyote pup, which The Citizen mentioned at being at li. Ruppe's drug stoie, was sold yesterday, and was shipped last night to Jacksonville, 111., where It will be placed on eihl bltion. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge W. Champion have returned from Arizona, where they have mining property, and Mr. Champion hag again accepted hla old position with Albeit Faber, the car pet merchant. D. O. Grant left last night for Pu eblo, Colo., and other cities to the north, after having spent several days in the city looking after his various Albuquerque interests. He ' wilt re turn lu about a month. Charles V. Safford, traveling terri torial auditor, is inspecting the ac counts of Sandoval county. Because of the limited accommodations at Bernalillo, Mr. Safford is, spending his nitfnts in the city. Miss Blanche La Montte, who will open manicuring parlors in room 11, N. T. Armljo building, returned from Denver last night. Miss La Montte was engaged In business In Denver pievlous to coming to Albu querque. The other day. In getting off a mov ing, electric street car, Pedro San doval fell to the ground, and in con sequence his lert hand Is In band ages. It Is badly sprained, and It will be several days before the hand can be used. O. C. Watson, son-in-law of Hon. Thomas Hughes, deceased, reached the city last nlnht from Santa Fe, but owing to sickness, It was impostlble for Mrs. Watson to accompany aer husband to the city. W. H. Moore, who was local mana ger for the New York Life Insuiance company, left last night for Califor nia, from wblrh place he will go to liutte, Mont., whore he will take charge of the Montana branch of the company. Alfred and Ivan Grunsfeld, with their families, wl.l spend a few days Hi Whltcomb Springs, going out this evening and returning to tne city Tuesday evening. Mr. Alfred Oruns feld will come to the city on Monday for the day to attend a meeting of the county comm'ssloners. H. K. DI.erly. a Wichita, Kan.,shcep buyer, who has Invested quite ex tensively in New Mexico sheep. Is In the city making preparations for the shipping of his -purchases. The sheep will be sent to Ponca, O. T., where they will be fattened for the mar ket. Waldemar Llndgren, of the United States geological survey, of Washing ton, D. C, Is In the city, accompanied by L. C. Graton, F. C. Schrader, M. R. Campbell, Whitman Cross, W. H. Emmons, L. H. Woolsey and O. F. Kay. A reconnolssanee economic In vestigation of the mining districts of the territory will at once be made by the party. , A display of brick, made from shale found near Alamogordo, may be seen In the window of B. Ruppe's drug store. They are of a cream color, and on Inspection, are found to be of an excellent quality. A. J. Frank, of Alamogordo, owns the property upon which this brick shale Is found, and Mr. Frank burned the kiln from which these samples were taken. Stops Chills. (TSiUiXIUTU'.) Cures Cramps. BARELAS BASE BALL TEAM DEFEAT HIGHLAND MECHANICS The Muslin Underwear sale of the season at The Economist. Read the ad on page six. LODGE NOTICES Special communication of Temple Lodge No. 6, A. F. A. M., tomorrow (Sunday) at 1:30 p. m. Tor the pur pose of attending the funeral of our late Brother, Thomas Hughes. Visit ing brethren cordially Invited. By order of the W. M. Robert Abra ham, secretary. All members of the Aerie are re quested to meet at the lodge room Sunday ' at 2:15 p. m. for the pur pose of attending the funeral of Bro. Thomas Hughes. By order of the President. The Joys ot summer: A shady ver anda, a hammock and a pair of our cool shoes. If-you can't have the first two, try our cool shoes anyway. C May's fenoe Store, 314 West Railroad avenue. All members of Albuquerque Lodge No. 4G1, and all visiting Elks will meet at the lodge room at 2 p. m. sharp, Sunday, July 2, 1905, to at tend the funeral of Brother Thomas Hughes. R. W. D. Bryan, Exalted Ruler. . Roy McDonald, Secretary. A special meeting of Typographical union will be beld in the office of the Sellers Printing company, Saturday, July 1, 1905, at 5 o'clock p. m., to consider action of union relative to funeral .of Thomas Hughes. Cbas E. Starr, President. DIAMONDS Diamond ire always in order. Vc can talk Diamonds to you at any time. They are an investment, and a good Investment at the prices we are selling them, We have some exquisite Diamond Brooches, Solitaire Rings and Studs, and we are really selling them very, very cheap. Take a look in our store and price them, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware flffSITT Leading Jeweler, Sam M kU ML M M U m RAILROAD A VENUE Jesus Ma. Chaves, captain and man agor of the Barelas baseball team, states that the repojt that the High land Mechanics team bad defeated the Barelas boys was a mistake, as the score was 37 to 11, In favor of Barelas. The Barelas team Is ready at any time to meet the Highland Mechanics team on the Barelas diamond for any amount of money, and will lay odds on their team at 3 to 1. The Barelas team has not been de feated this year, and la considered as one of the best aggregation of ball play a. s In this part of the territory, o A lunch tuat Is of the toest that Is In the marxet The White Elephant tonight. Matinee at Traction Park Casino tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. No reserved Beats. Admission, adults, 25 cents; children, 15 cents. Regular show In the evening. o Wootten & Wootten are having a good many calls for three, four and flve-roora houses. If you have any houses for rent, list them with us. We can rent them. 123 South Tnrd street. Bell 'phone, 144, black. i MERCHANTS, ATTENTION. This is to advise merchants and others, that I will not be responsible for any bill or bills contracted by my son, Ben All Lounsberry. R. P. LOUNSBERRY. Simon Stern The Inrlnelbl Railroad Avenue Clothier, through foroo ot clroamstanoos, annouacos. tea days oarllor . than oiaal. tbo . . GREEN TAG SALE A CLEARANCE SALE OF MEN S AND BOYS' CLOTHING AND FUKNISHINOS-TO BEGIN SATURDAY, JULY FIRST. LARGER AND BETTER VALUES. MEW METHODS. INCREASED FLOOR SPACE INCREASED SALES FORCE. WILL CHARACTERIZE THIS SALE WILL LIFT IT HEAD OVER HEELS ABOVE ANY SALE WE EVER CONDUCTED. IT WILL BE BIGGER THAN ANY SALE EVER ATTEMPTED IN THIS CITY. 8PECIALLY PROMINENT WILL BE THE BIO PRICE CUTTING ON CLOTH ING. PRICES ANNOUNCEMENT' OF WHICH W3LL BE MADE LATER. ...... ' nan iPLiuiisnmBEy, Steam and Hot Water Heating ana OUR COAL YARD Is chock full of coal that will gladden your heart and warm your bouse when its cold. Fill your bins for next winter now and avoid the rush. LOOK American'' Block coal, the best Gallup mined. Cerrlllos Lump, the standard heating coal. All sites of hard coal. WOOD Factory wood, $3.00 full load; Green Mill wood. 2.00 full load. Eureka White Lime. HAHN'S COAL YARD. Auto Phone, 416. Colo. Phone, 45. N. PEACH & CO. Room 43 Barnett Building. REAL ESTATE We have bargains in vacant lots and Improved property. It will pay you to see as before making purchases. All business intrusted to ns will receive prompt attention BRING YOUR KODAK WORK TO U8; WE CAN PLEASE YOU. KO DAKS AND PHOTO SUPPLIES. BEB- BER OPTICAL CO- 113 GOLD AVE. Call and Examine the BEATIFUL GOODS Dlsplavea in jur oampio stooms Wholesale and Retail Hardware Farm Implements, Pumps, Pipe and Fittings HOSE, Belting, Packing, Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps Harness, Saddles, Leather, Ranch Supplies ....write por prices.;.. ...Largest Stock in the Southwest... WM1TMEY CQCVJIPAMY I 13-1 IS-1 17 South rirtt Street 40 1-403 North rirtt Street The Fuehr Undertaking Company, Successors to Edwards e Fuehr, 307 West Railroad Avenue. ?fth 'Phones. Day or Night DON'T FORGET ttitiiviiiitttnti e The Albuquerque Transfer Co. e bandies any old thing. Call at V ( No. 110 West Gold avenue. An- T tomatic 'phone S62. Bell 'phone e 155 black. ItYtttflltltllllll Screen Doors. Just received a carload of screens! doors, all sizes and new designs. Call on us for Lumber, Glaas, Paints, Oils and Cement Alse far REX FLINTKOTE ROOFING. ALBUQUERQUE LUMBER CO. Successor to John A. Lee. First and Marqustte. lu it p n s t io uo CHAS. F. MYERS & CO PROPRIETORS- O A Wm. Mcintosh When You're Exclusive have something no one else has. It's wonderful how anx ious people are to get that some thing. Perhaps that Is why our stock of Summer Suits has been leaving us so fast. There lun't a mult among them that you can Und In thle city outelde of our etore PRICES ON SUITS ARE $7.50, $8.50, $10.00, $11.00, $12.00. $13.50 AND $15.00 Buy a pair ot Swell Tan Oxford .... .SO Auto 'Phone - - - 185 Store wilt cloae Saturday at 12 o'clock M., and reopen S p. m. during July and Auguet. WHOLESALE Hardware Eclipse Wind Mills THE BEST ANO MOST UP TO DATE MILL ON THE MARKET TOO A Y. SOLIO WOOD WHEEL, DIRECT STROKE. rOR FARM, RANCH, DAIRY AND SUBUR BAN fUM mi NO SYSTEMS. Write tor Price. Mail Orders Solicited and Propzrly Filled A L B iTo U E R Q U E , Colorado 'Phone - 197 RETAIL Hardware Decring and Buckeye MOWERS AND REPAIRS. OEERING Aror' RKA ULtmnU HEADERS, HAY RAKES AND TEDDERS. THEY ARE MONEY MAKERS and SAVERS. PflTQ REVOLVERS AND UUU 0 AUTOMATIC PISTOLS WINCHESTER Sif studebaur mm W!SS SCISSORS AND SHEARS RAZOR, AND POCKET KNIVES. BUILDERS' HARDW'R ! ! E0 Lo Wasfofnttm Co, t-.-aT i-W-A. wSw - NEW MEXICO. PI 119 Wast Cold Ave. lit S. Seteua St.