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TflKHAlliVMilZKN ALrUIJlKKUXR, Jl K 27 Is: lly instrui Hops (rum Chase & Sanburrj we are authorized to sell !ava and Mocha Coffee at the ollowing pruts: 45-tent tofloe at. . .40 cents. 40-cent toffee at. . .35 cents. 35-cent coffee at. . .30 cents. 30-cent coffee it. . .25 ctnts. 5-cent coffee at . . . ao cents. ED. CiOUTlllEH 114 W. Railroad &t., Ilbaqaerqas, 1. 1. MONEY 10 LOAN On pianos, flrst-clao fnrnltur. etc, without remittal. Aim on diamonds, watch, Jewe.ry, life Insurance poll no. Trut di.! or any good secur ity. Terms Terr moderate. H. SIMPSON. tffl Sooth Peeond street, Alhmitier qtifl. New Mexico. next door to W eat er n L11I0D Telegraph oflioe. 15. A. JSLEYSTElt, J laSURAXCE 1E&L ESTAIK homi PUBLIC. Automatic Telephone No. 174. BOOMS 13 A U CKOJIVtKLL BLOCK Hotel Highland. . .--. - - One Block East of Depot First-class sample room European Plan. . . fell Lighted ud til Modern Coatenlcncei A Strictly First-Qass Hotel H. U. MAYNlIi (StKCMW to J. E MaltlMW.) Pure Jersey Milk and Cream. IVOrili-ra l'lomnly rulled. Out.ide Older Stilli ltri. mm & mm, Tailors 207 Railroad Ave., M. T. AHMUO BUILDLNU. BHIRTB l or 10 cent dime. Have your abin lauu dried And borne uo time. At tbe Albuquerque Steam La unary, Corner Col Md Mcond ! JAY k. HUBBS, Proprietor, rken 414. ALltUQUEIKHJE F1SH MARKET. Headquarter! for Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in season. . . Fresh Flan aud Dressed Poultry. 206 and 208 South Second Street. MEL1N1 & EAK1N. Wholesale and Retail Llqaor Dealers, Family trade tup plied At Wholriwxle price, Kaclualvt ftgenu for the (amuui Yellow Hoot? Whisky. All lite ataiidard brauda uf ST. LOUIS ud MILWAUKEE Buttlrd beer In Hock. Kleffant Side board aud Mead 1 riff rtaiin in Connect too and War Bulle Ids frrati from tlie wires. 'Orchestrion Hall" OPENING SUMMER SEASON ftrw Mov1m tiriurr thf ib ffrapia. Urrltriiirtuu Mmmtr. slrrr lirtjM M avr ir iVrtiirmamra 'I ij.i re dely, NMtunuy and iidjy.hvcuiiig. ScctMl buiidy Maunee Ua l-ailiee and ChitUrro. we f)tu.e attrr tiie hvetiing I'ertonnaiiLe. Admission, iikIuUiiiu round trip ticket on cu hue, Ui cent. 1882 taws F.G.Pratt&CoJ Sole Agents ciwiiui nm Ofo Uruid OiuloeU fljoou... PSALBMI IN STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES S14 S, Second St. HltUboro Crruinery Hutler Heal ou Earth. Order olclld free Uclivery CITY MEWS. T in work. VMiltuey Co. hoooi moulding. Whitney Co. Kruitjaraaud jelly glaeewi. Hhitney eompauy. Novtilliea lu our quet-UHware depart BUiuk H ultuey Co. H bite euameleil bedntead, dreaaer aud rocker, at t1 ulrelle'. Kire aale at "The Kair Store." Bee their bargain counter. beet coiiivntrnled lye, four can for ! ceuw, at A. Lombardo . Ladiua aud cbiloreu' ellk paraMil In enclleee variety at tbe Kconumial. Uood evening. Have you eeu the bar gain eouuter at "Ihe Kair Store 'f Croea 4 lllackwell chow ciiuw, Uo eeut per pjuu 1, at A. Lombardo'. Kor granite-ware, tiuware and utovee set) J. ft. Harding, 212 Oold avenue. White good aud wanh good aale ttile week at lioldeu Kule Dry Uood oompauy Old Maiine maple vyrup, per quart, 'iii cuul; per pint, ceuu, at A. Loiunardo'. "Truax Kheumutlo Cure." It cuiea every time. Kor aale by J. 11. O'Hiell) A Co. Uuu. W. B. Childer. Culteil State at loiuey, who wu at Santa Ke ou legal uialter, ha returned lo In local otlice. Head every line uf the uew advertise ment oil the fourth page, of the (iuldeu liule Lry Uood eompauy. ll will inter net you. Krank Smith aud Mine Beanie Moore, of Laguua, came lu (roui the weet lant uight, aud have tlielr uamea ou the Stur gee Kuropeau. Save money aud buy from the etock ot drummer' aauiple at the KcoiiouiIhI - a little ot everylliiug among the lot; one third oil regular price. The Sulphur hot eprings 1 the ideal muuutaiu reeort witlnu a day' ride of tin city. Call at V . L. Trimble A Co.', ou uorlh Second street, for particular. Dmlufect at once. 1 have but lx li ft ot I'rof Scbeniig' Kormaldehyde lamp; eay, euuveiilent, cheap aud etlxi-tive; uo trouble. B. kuppe, preMcriptiou drug glel, Uailroad aviuue. Kxcluxive uoveltie tube hail only at Tbe KouuomiHt: Tbe "new" liewey mili tary belt. The bew patriotic band bow. Ti e new e(T"ct In lutrii.tle tlek pln "l'"illl t'n." the letest ttnvg nut. I .A pi It -tr(.. I'iiik t.iif. ioi ilk un it i-kiilt, Hi'. K.Tt,n, ii i'-t"in plH'e. I'rnf. J. 11 Kili-m. ill" ( ii'lii Ipk teneher who iiih In a rood r-. Til lor lillll- it down at Las I'sdiHs ixt session. Is In the city, ilnv iijf 11 p from till river home this iii' tiling. He nn'i-n that I'nuiit-.vo H. Mi iriir. who will he niir-ri-1 011 the coin 1 n (i Sr.turdsy lo Miw Krta ( haves, Ik a!,"iil lh' liHiniHt iiroe i(i tiv hrnelict hi' i-ViT iw. The lB'lir liitiTe t m! in nmkliig ro ti'i'lori for Alhii'jiiiT'ini' B'llili 'ii. are re iinited t ) lio'i't t tueo'il college toilld loir. I.e 1 HVi iMi". nt 2 o'clork to morrow Hlt'Tii'MMi. I.H.iiiw Rr.i r 1 i"-tfi nl-n to lir'iig hlncK ilk thri 1 1 Mini kthih of nm terliil for nieii ho, '. Kvervoiio invited to help. Meexrn Itut fl -tli. (' 'ii'Ti'ii Rnd Pender form trio who w rk 't t tlie riillwur xhopo, and drnwiiiK ti.nr khIhmi left for llnrlinirtoii, hitnire, li iivi'iK a iininlx-r nf iniTdmiil-i in J lie Imcli. A rard wan foiiml pliined on tlielr hi'd nn wliich wan written, "Sired the ncwe." A psrty of eleven y i'ing rerrulte, aver Klng in ate ahont 2n yenrn, changed ear here last evening. Sine were from Kentiirkv ami two from Virginia. They were on their war to Kt. Aimche, where a ooinimnv will Hlhljr he foriueil and traneferred to tlie front. Major J. 8. Van I'oren, of Blue Water, out weet, was a plea-niit raller at thin olllee thl morning. He runm In la-d night, and will remain a few lav, no a to quickly lenrn the Vi'rr lateet liewn aimnt New Mexico' gallant "lioiigh ItidrM" Attorney L. I,. Henry, of fiallup, Hied a divorce eult for Kaient K. I.a Crols ai'Rlnet Me wife, l-ottle I.a froli. with hlttrirt Court t'lerk Owen thin morning. The trnuhlee of the La Croix family were aired lo the papere uf thle city lat week. If you Intend to enjoy youreolf In the uiouiitalim title eunimcr, rnuemher the eulphur hot epringe, neelled in a valley of the Jemes mountain!, cannot he eur-pa-wwl for ec'nery. For particular write to W. L Trimtile A. Co, thin city. John J. Keegiin and fanillr, nf Gallup, are contemplating a vlett toltordonHvllle, Orange county, Va., where 'Imkmhkn will keep them pouted on .New Mexico heMiii(ig iturliig the Hummer. They will leave Gallup on or hlioul July 1. William Kraier, the exteniive eheep rair ea't of the city, In here to day piylng olT liii luniMng and ehearing force of workmen. Mr. Kraeer liae alxnit 2 1,1111 pouuilH of improved wool uow lo the city. It U leirned to-day that the new lionrd of director of the territorial fair, to nieet thie evening at the call of Virion Miller, have agreed on T.N. Mllkereon for president aud Lorlon Miller for eecre tary. Hlng I,ee ,V Co., No. 2M Silver avenue, call attention to their line etock of Chi nese aud Japaneee HilkH, teae, and curliM; aio carry a large assortment of HreworkH ot every diecrlptlon. Call and nee them. India I.inen, 1'erMlan lawn, check aud striped riiuiiliee, naiueiKika, organdlea, maxaline, piipiee In whte and narrow wale; dotted ewieeee, ou eale thle week at tbe bidden Uule liry (ohmIh company. K. 0. Pratt and wire enjoyed the Hab hath at Camp VMiitcomh. The grocery man returned Lome yeeterduy alter noon, but Mr. 1'ratt will remaiu at the popular mountain resort for a few days longer. Mm. Neetor Arinljo came In from Loe I'rucee laet night, being met at the depot hy a number of her Albuquerque rela tive aud friend. The lady leaves to night for San Kraucieco. C. C. Hall, the ooininlxelon tourUt, returned from the eaxt lant uight. He lft Mre. Hall at Topeka, Kan , where ehe will vlelt relalivee and friends until full. 0. II. Kancher haa gone to Loe Angelee on bueineea, lie In the manager of the local oilice of the banla h e I'aoillo laud d'parluient. Krank K. Sturgee, who lia-i enme flrHt uiaeH mining lnter-U In the C'oi'hitl ruining iiuiricl, baa returned from HUud. Cepriano Baca, the well-known deputy leriH of Socorro, who was here latt Sat urday, returned home laet night. L. Baldwin, the I 'fit 1 1 mountain etock raieer and buyer, was here yeetorday, returning eouth thin morning. White paraeolH, all ellk, only Ho ceiite. 011 aale at tbe (lolden Kule dry Moat company. Kreeh cracked wheat, two-pound pack age three for a.lceiilH.at A. l.ombardo'a. Schilling' beet linking aoda, three p iuiiiIh for 25 cente, at A. Uiuibardo'. Found A lady' kid glove. Owner can have aame by calling at thl olllce. I'nion made overalls, only at the Golden Hule l)ry Uooili coinpauy. Native wine (red or white), 75 cent per gallon, at A. Lombardo'. New potatoee. Ufteen pound for !K cent, at A. Loiuhaido'ii. Attend the eale uf drummerH' Numple at tbe Kciniiiiiiht. Krult jars and jelly glanee. Whitney company. Lamp and trimmings. Whitney Co i ilil ..CAR of GLASSWARE.. Our selections were nude with great care, and ye led sure that you will be pleased with the tie signs that we have selected, and now have on exhi bition in our Second Street Store for your inspection. We are sure yon will he surprised when ou note tho quality of the goods and the very low prices we are selling them at. WHITNEY COMPANY F'urnituro, Carpets, . . . friVT,I5J OF . . IT JuilluS AN IMMKNSB STOCK to select from in a m.v li!. s as sortment of beautiful designs of new co'-iruts and patterns We desire to lay Special MtnvM on the fai t that we hive noi uiui Waist in oiir ntor which is not m i l.; in the very ii'v vl nljlo and hcwpiI to litsf. We have; Waists from the hem manufacturers in the country only; and do not compare thi; quality of our goods with that of any inferior good now pl.u td I t fi re the public. Our prices we shall always be pleaied to ho!d open to comparison. It gives us a chance to show how much uood, honest value, ns to quality and workmanship, can really be crowded into a Shirt Waist. We have just received another new shipment of Waists, and must reduce our stock.. We want to do this fast, and we are making strenuous' efforts to attain this erd. Hence these prices : Lfttlles' Percalo Waists worth (5c, now;:::.:. ,10c Ladles' Percale Waists, worth ?rr, now . . :. ,50c Ladies' Ulngham Waists, worth 00c, now : ::. .; Ladies .Madras Waists, worth SI, now . : . . .?0c Ladies' Percale Waiits, worth $1.2,',, now ; ; .05c Ladies Madras Waists worth 81 50, now . $1.10 Ladles' Percale Waists, worth $1.75, now - 1.3.) Ladles' (7 Ingham waists worth $2, now -: . : 1.50 Ladles' Basket ( loth waists worth $2.50, now 1 75 Ladies' White Lawnwalsts, worth $1, now ,70c Ladles' White IMnimity waists, worth $1.60, nOW"::::::::::::::""::::-::::::-.:::::"::::::::!::: : 1.10 Lndies' Wash Silk waists, worth $(, now 4.75 Ladles' Taffeta and fcatln waists from : $5 to $10 ROSENWALO BROS. NOW FOR THE INFANTRY. Got. Otero Starts tbe Ball Rolllnf by Ap polo II nf Joba Borrsdalle Csptsln. IT IS FUST LUUT. CRAMBIKIIS. Compaiir A. of New Mexico volunteers. of which John Borradalle will be captain. i now being organized, a recruiting ela tion being eelatiliMhed ou Oold avenue a few door eaet of South Second street. (ioveruor Otero came down from Santa Ke laet eveulng, aud wae met at the ta tlou by Col. Borrailalle, who, a soon as he got his laet night's connlgnment ot voluuteers off on the train, drove with the governor to tho Commercial club. Ou hi arrival Governor Otero aked that Lieutenants Chauiberlln and McKae, of the Albuquerque Guardi, be summoned before him. Then be stated that the four new companies requeeled ot New Mexico were to be at once formed and he de al red that Albuquerque be made a re cruiting station for Company A ot till regiment. He then appointed Col. John liorradaile captain of the company to be raleed here, alo ranking captain, ami then, tumlug to the two lieutenant who etood waiting, Informed them that the Urt lieutenancy awaited one or the other. Both wanted to serve, and the governor decided that the two young men ehouTd draw lots to decide the choice. L. A. McKae then generounly gave way to Chauiberlln. as the doctor was Ihe senior olllcer In the Gu aril. It was quite evident that Gov. Otero, on returning to Santa Ke laet night, was undecided as to the appointment ot the other lieutenant, but he favors, says a friend, Col. ferfecto Armljo for the poHitinn under certain otrouuiHtances that Ik, If he would shhIhI la getting a number of Hpaulh-Aiuerlcans to eullet. Other olllcer yet to be appointed are: Klret sergeant, qnirtermaeter sergeant, four duty sergeant, and twelve corpor al. Two muiiclaua, one wagoner, one artillery olllcer aud eighty-four private are alo wanted. Captain Borradalle stated to day that he thought that the four companie would at btice go to Kort Yi hippie. Arizona, from which place they will be Holecled to go to the i'hlilpplnes. Santa Ke, Las Vegas aud La Cruce will be the recruiting station for the other three companies. Kor the New Mexico volunteers Capt. I). 1). Mitchell. Klfteenth Infantry, I'nlted State regulars at Kurt Wingate, leap pointed murdering olllcer, and Lieut. J. K. Moore, of the same Infantry, Is ap pointed acting quartermaeter aud coiu-mi-Mary nf sulieiNtence for the nuiHterlng. At t o'clock this afternoon Capt. Borra LADIES, Please Note, Wo Ilavo Jlcceivetl HARDWARE, IS dalle hail the following linine on tlie eullHtmeiit roll, quite a number being aiemliers of the Albuquerque Guard: C. L. Kenner, Yt w. Hartigan. II. J Mc.Naiiiara, Krank Short, G. Akerly, C. W. Hard, Raymond Sulzer, L. A. McKae, Charle K. Collin, Kdward L. Short, John Munn. J. K. Wlee, Herbert A. HowiIIhIi. Samuel T. Vann. Kdward A. Chapman. Thomas Krancle Kyan, llerlert A. Kalrlleld, I'ercy V. Cachman, W.II. Ollu, T. J. Lawler, Ma rloii Morris, Jee G. Vaughn, Charle II. Kdnililiil, Jauie V Hiker, Jamea Oen mond, Mayunrd ('. Harding, I'ercy 1). McKae, Monte A. Moore, A. K. Merke. C. K. Athey. O.J. O'Connor, Taut A Law sen, Charle T. Green, Lewi M Kellogg. W. II. Chamburlin. Krank Mciladia, Mellville K. Summer, Clarence K Hop pier, Harvey Lockhart, Jr., Joeeph T. Glover, William F. Martin, W. A Smith. Joeef Tiereubeucheu, P. H. Hub bard, Biemarck Wehthelm, Joeeph Snid deckl, Krank C. l'arker, Kichard S. Kelly, Michael Gratz. Capt. Borradalle I In reclpt of a die patch from lr. Cruik-hHiik stating tlml he hail opened a recruiting oltlce at Ban Marclal fur thl cianpany. WILL WITIIMMW. It 1 now tinderNtojil that Cel. I'erfectn Armljo, feeling hiniHelf unable to com ply with the condition of the governor, will withdraw In favor nf L. A. McKae, the popular second lieutenant of the Al buquerque Guard ftl'HAE APPOINTED. The following telegram was received at 4 o'clock p. iu.: Santa Kk, N. M., June 27. Lieut. L. A. Mt Hue, AIIiiq,iit-riiio, N. M l I do hereby apiMdnt you xei'ond lieuten ant ot Company A, I'nlted State volun teer. Keport to Captain Borradalle for duty. M. A. or Mio, (ioveruor. WANTS JICHTKUINU (IFFICKK. Capt. Borrailaille ha telegraphed the governor ti eud a mu-iteriiig nillwr at once, a Company A will be fully re cruited by to morrow night. The captain ha Worked nobly to day, and the gallant defender of the grand and glorious 'Tand of the free," have come up with their name like true blue American. Ilealh of lry A. Tyrrnll. Laet night at 10 o'clock Leroy A. Tyr rell died at hi mother' home, Houtli Broadway. About four year ago Mr. Tyrrell brought her eoli'to Albuquerque from Lincoln, Neb, hoping that the change In climate would cure that dread dieaMe, consumption, which fastened Itnelf upon the sou wheu he wa l'J year old. Leroy was loved by tlioee who knew hi in because of hi uniformly kind and gentle way. Although Id year of age, he was far more mature lu hi lifit and Just a Crockery.... Glassware. m,-,. 1 j there s y i Ease and Comfort In every Suit wa aell you. There's service too, else It would not find resting place here. There's ssfety as welt, because your money Is not our until you're per fectly pleased. Our prices would'nt be ao remarkably low If It were not for the clothing Itself. It's quality here that makes our values greet. I1S SIMON The Railroad Repairing a Watch... Of tin fln-Ht workmanship Is a branch of our hu-duiw that we give special atten tion f). Our K-Mialruig Department Is cm ducted with the utiniMt care and -kill lido and Dla'noud Hotting Kugravlng and Jewelry of all kinds repaired to give satisfaction, In every Instance or no pay required. T. Y. MAYNARD, jeweler wtch Irupctor. A T. & S. F. R. R character. He was a Chrltisn boy, con srt.ntioiis, patient, uncoinplaluing. He hoped to recover that he might learn a trade and smIhI his mother, but a few day ago leallsed that hi earthly career wk h'hui to end, ami said that he trusted all to the Lord. Iln wa a faithful mem ber of the Congregational church and Sunday hcIiooI, attending church when ever hi strength would admit. Ills pleasant face, which usually wore a hnipv expression, will he in I seed. A birg numiierof friend sympathise with the mother. The funeral service will occur at the Congregational church to-morrow (Tues day) morning, June 'i at W:'i) o'clock. Wool Arriving. A dozen or more wagons carrying acka of wool came In from Cuba, N. U thl morning and put up at I'utuey' corral. Included in these amount were 2:1,1" m pound from A. Kichwald. V Moiitova has about 4 '200; (iarcia Brne., IKiiNi; II. Kiehwald.lo.iwu and K, Komuro, I o,i km i pound. A leu! loll. Co, (II A epeciul drill I called for to-night at Armory hall. Businees of Importance. All members to be In uniform. LlF.l'T. L. 11. ClIAMHKHLIN, Commaudiiig Co, (1. A Kri.HAS lltAU. rrmi. I. A l)own, the Orauit Arnij Ciiiimaitiler, Ofad. Till moruiiig, the member of the O.K. Warren Ki.-,t, .No, 0. tirand Army of the Itepublic, were upriel lu re ceiving the Information of the death of t'oiuuiaiidiT Kranci A. Down, which nd event occurred at Santa Ke laet nitf lit it 0:'J i. Ihe Carletou piwt, of that city, will have charge uf the funeral and burial ceremonies. T he deceased was one of the veteran of New Mexico, and was re-elected Ci nu llum, ler of the New Mexico encampment at the annual meeting held In tin cltv a short tun ago. He left a Nick bed at Santa Ke to attend this meeting, aud on its adjournment he had a relapse aud was compelled to remain at the home of J mine Vwirren, until lie wa able to make the return trip to ban la Ke. On bl return to the capital he continued ill, and ileilh Dually cloned hi earthly Career lat night. Krancis A Down went to war In bat tery A, Kirst VtlecoiiHlu light artillerv. In August, lMit, and solved throughout the rcMlinu. Bidore his eullHtuieut in the civil war, lu l..Y,i, he went to Lake Vil lage, Arkiiiieas, where he opened a law ollice, and ehorlly afterward became I County ju Ige. He lots been "et ciim I inamler of Carletou poet, Santa Ke, for several term, and at the tune of hi deatli was department commander of the I (iriiud Army nf the Itepublic In New Mexico, nerving hi third term. His fu i neral will take pine at Santa Ke on eduisotay at 'A o'clock p, m. t . Tli Klv.r L'iiiiiiiiImIou. The following members of the river commission met to-day at the court i House: Apolotilo (iiitlerre. chairman; Veuce slao t linvt i and Antonio Jose Chavez. I'hey loriu a quorum, there being live members in the board. The meeting is culled for the purpose nf extending the t.ii levy of 'i per cent for the river Hind over the year of Iv.t? and lsiis. The levy is made every two year aud all property for live mile east or the eame number ot mile weet is assessable ou thi levy. Mr. Miitlo Agalu lu IIu.ium. Having again located in Albuquerque in the confectionery aud fruit bueine, at 3Jd eolith Second street, corner of , Lead avenue, 1 desire to Invite my for mer acquaintance and friends and po i slide new customers to call on me. All entire new and freeh line nf candle, !fi nils. etc. Cool and refreehlng drinks. Ice cr.'Hin served for parties, eot'iable ' and oilier gatherings. Very respectfully, It. Motto. M. V. Kutrelle. the furniture dealer.was quite badly bruised thl morning and received a shaking up that it took Home hours for lit tit lo recover from. He was riding his wheel along North Second street, when a collector for 1). Weiler ilc Co. csiiie nut of Marquette avenue nn hi wheel and the two collided very forcibly. Mr. Ktrrelle' wheel wis dumageil, be sides getting hurt himself, but the other man escaped without Injury. Leon iMnnett, the boy orator, has pre sented Tim i'iiikn with one of hi pho tos. Willi bl parent he will leave thl evening for Santa Ke, where the bright , little fellow will orate ou Thurwlay , Uight. ' nr. w W A.k lor thl Btke-lt mi " St; I., 5rvlce, aetlafartlea." STERN, Avenue Clothier. Jas. L. Bell & Co. OKALKKS IN Staple and Fancy Groceries. "Do thcra up, thou bcrrirt arc dtlicloum." The lady If right. Our Mock of fruit b the fined, Urged aud !rehet in Albuquerque. Ai we carry everything in ieason, we can iupply any fruit desired, not only of tbe bed quality but at the lowed market prices. You will uvc money and be better satisfied if you order your fruit from us, whether for table use or Canning purposes. Our great summer specialty is our Iruit department. At this time of the year fruit ought to make up half ones living. It's one ol the lew good things one can't have too much of. BOLLER'S it i 309 Copper Ave. Horseshoeing a Specialty. Wagon Repair ing and all Oilier Kindt ol BUcksmitb Work Ouaranteed. ' - -- " m B g for Hals C;ha. A pair ot shoe, No. U, made by Henry Lludner. AddreeeX., Tint Citi.kn office. m Always Goods Ptople Want, Prices People Like and unmatched Values. Mail orders Filled Same Day Re ceived. 13? ' I I i)-rVA , rf" "v C t BLACKSMITH SHOP rrofHiill rtlntrH; iiiit(rH that prtMich ot irlce pliichod; potntorH tlntl Mhonlil lo cari'l'iilly Htwdlt'd by those who have dry gtunU iiionoy to hmihI. Can't print all tlu barualu iiowh, hut what we do print yon can rHy upon. It pay to watch lor our ntuioiinei'iiieiit; It payn to read theni carefully, hut It iays bent to buy there' where the actual Having comes In. WtfltK MAKING JUNE ItUSINKSS .IUMI. The White World Or ii world of whit,', whichever you choose. W ell posted fashion wil ers say this will be pre-4'inini'iilly a white good season. Loaded as usual for Hie cuiu I'uih'ii. Just a bint or two hen': 2im piece India I.itiou from 5: itr yard to llnest niinle. 2ii pieces Chi ck and Stripe Nainsook 5c to 25c per nrd. ii iieivs 'heck and Stripe Fine Min ify 8c to 35c ard. li piece riiin, wide iitiil niirrow slripe; the most di'sit ulile and fashiou ahle V hile IiimhIs for Skirts, Miiisl and Suits, from iSc to 45c pi-r yard. Hull line of White iioo.lsi.f even de scription. Parasol Prudence I'oilll to this store. No better etock iinNWheie. No bett-r prices; wv doubt If the le'e a good; but )ou be the judge. White, nil Silk Purusol g5j White, nil Silk with Kullle $1.25 Cold Tinht IbdliT Silk I'lirusol, with Tassel and Silk Cmer to match; worth fl.ti each; special tit $2.90 Men's Pants. l'.'npiiir Men's All-Wool Pants $1.70. Ariils for I iiinii-M.idi' iiu'ialls. Ladies' Oxford Ties, A. J. MALOY, DEALER !N Staple and Fancy nn Lit AOENTFOK 0LU B HOUSE CANNED GOODS, None to Equal, BELL'S SPRINGS CREAMERY 1UITTER The Famous). 118 Railroad Ave. F. RACIIECHf. KSTABLISHKD tsee. HOTEL. Wbolrule Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Tobaccos AND BAR SUPPLIES. Gv neral Agents Tor W. J. Lcmp's St. Louis Beer. ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Outside Orders Promptly Prices Reasonable and BAGHEGHI Proprietors, j 107 & 109 Sooth First Street, - - Albnqnerqne, N. M. What Will You Ike ? "Ill talis Manila,'' Dewey says, "what will you have?" You have a wide range of choice at your Soda Water Fountain. We have all the Fruit Flavor from the pur Juices of the fruit Phos p hates. Chocolate, Coffee with Ice Cream. Our Soda Water is always fresh, cold and sparkling, and Is a tonic si well as a refreshment. J. H. O'REILLY & CO., DRUQQISTS. Hoi for Jemez Hot.... Springs. WE DESIRE TO INFORM The food dreuera of Albuquerque Uiata Hue line ol Summer Suitings Awslt their Inspection at MORELLI BROS., N.iro.d Avenue. Suits Cleaned for $1.00. E uU DRY GOODS COMPANY. POIN TE 'R Shirt Waist Special. About 2t of them. All the newest and best designs; made with Itlslmp sleeve and deep poiuti-il yoke; lauiiiterel collar and cults. Com pure them with any W Hist lit 4 Cents, This lot mav ko at '.25c Another lot at 50;. Mutch them If you can at 75c. A Belt Sale. HniiUlit Home griiud value III newest Hi-It iili'ii. lining to push them out dur ing the next day or two We'll make Kelt buying lively; see it we don't. White, lllack and Colored Hells at 15c each. Another lot, all color, on sale 25c each. Metal Jewel Kelt nil Hale 20c Upwards; reduction la ou former price. The Wash Goods Stock. I now at It best; assortments most complete; iunlitie reliable; price lower than you'd expect. 10 piece 32 inch Organdie Lawn at . . ,7c 10 piece :Much Organdie Hrnderic I2',c These ure very stylish ipKi.l. 11 piece H'i-lu. French Organdie. ...13c 21 pieces 3'J-luch Kiucet French Organ die at 25c in Tan and Black, u conn i (fn VF PC UliU. UIil Albuquerque, N. M. O.OIOMI. De.len In Attended to. Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1 & GIOMI, - ...)..-. .. . JOHNSTON & M0011E S Famoua Stages Leave EVERY TUESDAY MORNING 53?"For the Resort. Livery Keed and Sales Stables. II ACK3toany part of the city for only 2"u). Old Telephone No tt. New Telephone No. 1 1 1 COPPER iTEHUB, Bet. Secoai and Third Sts CALL AT THE PEOPLE'S STOR (UIUULANO UU1LD1NU.) FKESH GROCERIES. FRUITS. VEGETABLES J. A. SKINNER, Low Prices and Courteous Treatment. Agents For STAR "J&RD PATTERNS The Most Reliable of All Patterns Made. Sure to Please. S jar Hustle in Hosiery Ami Hiich Hosiery at nucIi pries would iniike any store hustle. Let the differ ent lots talk. Assorted lot of Women's Stocking-, full regular made, fast blaek and Ian shades; actual alue 2D and 2."c. I'i i " on this lot fx One lot Children' Tun Seamless II 10c per pair. Outing Shirt Special. Made of Percale, neat stripe and check, full generous sizes, well made I and right fitting. These should go fit at....- jo. Men's Shirts and Drawers. Men' Finest tirade Halhrigguii I'nder wi'ar, finished eeatus, ribU'd bottom at 50c You pay double for siiitie goods at clothing stores. Men's Summer I Uderwear, in liiav aud Kcru color 25c a garment Men's Fine Halbriggan rnderwear, in all the new colors, Nuchas Tan, New lilue, l.aNeudcr; only 50c u ganin ul Clothing stoles u-k I 'Jo fni Ihe same good. only $1.40 a pair, i i wuilu 4-uu una o.io.