Albuquerque citizen. [volume], August 01, 1907, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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ALBUQUERQUE El ENING CITIZEN.
PAGE EIGHT.
IIIIIUSDAY. AfOfST 1. 1907.
WOMEN'S OXFORDS and SLIPPERS
PERSONAL
PA 11 A K A P II S
For house, dress and street wear. Just the kind of shoes you need
for the hot weather. They are sty lish. fit well and fenl c-omJortabW.
Their cost Is but nominal as compar ed with the saU.f;u-;!un they grve.
Donpoln Oxfords, light or lii-avy nolo $1.50 1.6. 1.75
Mci Kid OxfortK light or hciny soles 2.23 2.50 3.00
Patent Kid Oxfords, light or heavy solos 2.50 3.00 3.50
Canvas Oxfords, light or hiNtvy soles 1.50 2.00 2.25
Vli Kid Slippers light soles 1.10 1.50 1.75
Vict Kid Sauduls, light soles 1.50 1.25 2.00
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If in Need of Fixtures
Call on
g Reliance Electric Co.
Cor. 5th St and Central Ave.
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1 We Have the Largest Stock of 1
Fixtures Ever Seen in the City
Owltifr to the fiirt that evon I
the best carrier hoys The Cltl- 4
r.i'ii Is able to si-cure will now 4
und then fall to deliver your pa- 4
.ii ami also owing to the fact 4
that your neighbor may now 4
mid then unthinkingly npprop- 4
rlate The I 'It ir.cn left at your 4
door and forget to return It. 4
this paper has arranged with 4
the Postal Telegraph company 4
to deliver yu an extra copy In 4
the event that yours falls to 4
reach you. There Is no addition- 4
al expense to you. If your pa- 4
per does not reach you by reg- 4
ular parrier call up the Postal 4
Telegraph company PHONK 4
M'MBICU 36 and tell them. A 4
messenger boy will supply you 4
with a copy of The Citizen. In 4
this manner, we can also keep 4
track of the "misses" of our
own carriers nnd you can get 4
your paper rain or shine. 4
HKMKMHKU THE NUMBER 4
PHONE 3. t
THE WAGNER HARDWARE GO.
Plumbers
321-323 W.R.R.Ave.
Tinners
Alaska Refrigerators
Our
Line of
Refrig
erators is the
most
complete
in the city
Water
Coolers
Savin
Ice Pads
White
Ice
Cream
Freezers
Water
Filters
K. P. Ames left last night for Pitts
burg. Charley Varley left for Las Vegas
this morning.
II. P. Hall will leave for Los An
geles tonight.
A. V. Clelland has gone to Los An
gelts on a visit.
I!en Welller arrived here from
Denver last night.
Mrs. M. 51. Hawthorne returned
frjm California last night.
Mrs. ,M. C. Wagner departed for
Long Reach, Cal.. last night.
D. J. Mullis left last night for Ron
ton, where he contemplates remain
ing. Mrs. Minnie Wagner and son, Ar
thur, left for Los Angeles last even
ing. Miss Elsie Rruhne will leave for
Los Angeles today to spend the sum
mer. Attorney O. X. Matron will leave
tonight tor Louisville, Ky., on busi
ness .
Lee Reydler and wife will leave the
first of next week for a trip lit Cali
fornia. Miss Imogene Clark, of Las Vegas,
will arrive In the city today to visit
friends.
Lot 16, block D, has been sold to
I. A. Carter by Mlna Wenke. Sale
recorded today.
A. B. MoGaffey left last night for
Kettner, where his family Is spend
ing the summer.
Lou Holz will leave the latter part
of the week for a two weeks' visit
In JSan Francisco.
Mrs. C. F. Meyers will leave this
week for the coast, where she will
spend the rest of the summer.
Attorney M. C. Ortiz, who has been
ill with rheumatism for four days,
is able to be around again today.
Miss Glenna Imel left for her home
In Missouri last night. She will make
a short stop In Colorado Springs.
Albert Kippenberg and mother, of
St. Louis, will arrive In the city this
afternoon, to visit Mrs. Joe R. Scot 11.
Sllvestre Mlrabnl, a member of the
last territorial legislature, from San
Rafael, N. M., Is In the city on busi
ness today.
J. H. Maples arrived In the city
last night.
Rev. R. A. Morley, of Las Vegas,
has gone to Chicago on business.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Frenyes, of Pasa
dena, Cal., u:e visiting friends In San
ta Fe.
I. A. Dye, who has been In the
Jemez mountains for somu time, will
return tonight.
Miss Reulah Duncan, of Las Vegas,
Is the guest of the Misses Seligmun
at Santa Fe.
II. U. Christian, of Los Angeles, ar
rived In the city the early pin t of t lie
week to accept a position with the
Santa Fe.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ehle have
returned to Santa Fe, accompanied
by I Jr. David 4napp, from San liar
nardlno, Cal.
John J. S.iutherland, formerly with
Armour Company in this city, but
now residing in San Martial, is in
the city today.
D. D. llr inson, chief Inspector of
the forest service, returned today
from Alani'igordo, where he has been
on official business.
Samuel Livingston and wife left
night before last for Trinidad. Later
they will go to the Upper Pecos for
a three weeks' outing.
V. 13. Clark, of 707 South Edith
street, accompanied by his wife and
son, returned last night from a vlolt
of six weeks with friends In Chi
cago and eastern Kansas,
Rev. Father Jules Derashes, chap
lain of St. Michael's college at San
ta Fe, Is in the city having come here
to consult a medlcul specialist.
Express Messenger J. H. Maples,
arrived from Denver last night to
succeed Mesi-nge? K. Park on the
Albuquerque-Silver City run.
Roy E. Seitz. of the department of
commerce and labor, returned la.-t
night from Hernallllo, where he went
to seeure the divorce statistics of San.
doval county.
W. E. Gortner has returned to Las
Vegus from a visit in Uoshen, Ind.
He was accompanied by Miss Beck,
of that city, who will visit in Las
Vegas for some days.
O. H. Van Stone, manager for the
Hughes Mercantile company at Es
tancia and Morlarty, spent this after
noon in Albuquerque on business. He
will return to the Estancla valley tv
night via Santa Fe.
Frank Dale, the actor, is reported
as being very weak at the St.
Joseph hospital today, and he may
not live through the night. He ha
been conscious nearly all day. and is
quite rational. Nothing has been
heard from any relatives or friends
he may have.
Bring us your Jon tyonc. Price?
the very lowest and the work will
stand Inspection nnywhere. Business
and calling cards a specialty.
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We alwnjs Keep up the highest
standard in quality, style and finish
in our foot wear and give values that
will appeal to you. We are offering
better shoes for the same money than
you can buy from others, not the
same shoes for less money, a our
shoes have distinctive features that
will make them comfortable fitters
and substantial wearers. Give them a
trial. O. May's shoe store, 314 Weet
Central avenue.
Conceded the best kidney water on
earth, Fay wood Hot Springs.
Just Arrived
A new supply of Garden Hose, both in cotton
and rubber. Hose Reels, Lawn Mowers,
Grass Catchers. Our prices the lowest
Zeiger Cafe
Will Be Open for Evening Dinner
Thursday Evening
At S O'Clock
er6s.
Peck Co.
FBITT Diamond" Palace
J I Lll 11 1 1 RAILROAD AVE
Diamond, Watcbea, Jewelry, Cut filass. Clocks, Silverware,
your trade and guarantee A SQUARE DEAL.
We Invite
115 Gold Avenue
"When in Need of Eye Help
Consult Us."
BEBBER OPTICAL CO.
Exclusive Opticians
tense Grinding and Repairing on Premise
EVERYBODY DID SOME
SH00T1NGI IN
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which showed the marks of the lead
en balls in entering and leaving the
body.
I:Iiiiiiiin1 Clmse'n Ilody.
I.nst week, before the trial began
a deputy sheriff accompanied by two
medical experts went to Torrance
county nnd exhumed the body of
James Chase.
The reason for so doing has not yet
come to light, except In the testimony
as to the location and effect of the
wounds.
The deputy sheriff Rtated that de
spite the fact that Chase had been
burled two years, his body was en
tact. . His features could be readily
recognized nnd his body was In sucn
a state of preservation that the bullet
holes could be readily traced.
The clothing In which the remains
were burled was also In good condi
tion. Many Peoplo In ftstanda. .
This term of court Is attracting
wl'lo spread attention In Torrance
county and there are several hundred
people here.
The Clark case Is attracting atten
tion but the center of Interest will be
the trial of Domingo Vnlles, charged
with the murder of J. Francisco
Chaves nt Pagosn, Springs.
There being no adequate Jail, Val
les who Is here, Is allowed to walk
about under guard of a deputy sher
IfT.v His hands and feet are shackled
until he can not move rapidly nnd
he Is kept under close surveillance.
Captain Fred Fnrnoft with mem
berg of the New Mexico mounted po
lice are also In Estancla.
When the Valles case comes to
trlnl. It Is understood here that there
will be some Interesting develop
ments. The Mcintosh Rrowns mid the
fliiinrron Swastikas ct Traction I'urk
Saturday at 3::l0 o'clock unil Sunday
at 3 o'clock.
, i
Spend a vacation at Faywood Hot
Springs, 'tis first class and easy to
reach.
riCKMCKEUS AVD OTILEKSS AT-
TENTION.
Call at 114 W. Central Ave., and
receive FREE a folding drinking cup
with the compliments of
C. II. CAIINKS. THE R. II. AVE.
OITICIAN.
Eye Glasses and Spectacles.
COAL
FOR CASH ONLY
American Block per ton $6.50
Cerrillos Lump 6.50
Anthracite Nut 8.50
Anthracite Mixed 9.00
Anthracite, furnace sizes 9.50
Clean (las Coke 6.00
Smithing Coal.
WOOD
LUMBER MILL WOOD.
Green $2.50
Factory T S.25
V. H. HAHN & GO.
Extra Specials
Our Green Tag Sale is over, and it has been
a very successful one. We have sold most of
our summer stock but still have a few choice
things left over, which we are willing to sell at
remarkably low prices, as our fall stock will
soon arrive.
Clothing Specials
100 two-piece suits to close
nt $ 7.50
The.se were formerly $10.00 and $15.00
100 three piece suits to close
nt 7.50
These nre odds and ends worth $14.00 and $15.00
200 choice business suits to close t i rr
at 15.00
All $18.00 and $20.00 and $22.00 godds.
Furnishing Specials
60 dozen shirts, worth 7Gc, to close wmr
at 75c
50 dozen shirts, worth $1.60, to close rr
at 95c
CO dozen shirts, worth $1.75 and $2.00 to close 1 AT
at 1.45
Hanan & Douglas Shoes
We believe we have the two most popular lines of
shoes in their respective classes in the United States.
For style and durability the Hanan stands alone at
$5 to $6.50, and for popular priced goods at $3.50
and $4, the Douglas shoe is unexcelled for honest value
SIMON STERN fcJSSL,
BENNETT'S CURIO STORE
109 North First 8t.
All Kindt of Indian and Maxlean Goods. Tha Chaapast
Plaea to bay Navajo Blankals and Maxlean Drawn Work
Mall Ordara Carefully and Promptly rilled.
FRESH FISH
Channel Cat Fish
Fresh Mackerel
"t Barracuda
Red Snapper
Salmon
3
115-117 NORTH FIRST STREET
Between ftaliroad and Coppar Ave., Tel. 74
WATER
COOLERS
HIGH GRADE
ENAMELWARE
LAWN
MOWERS
TREE PRUNERS
McCormick Harvesters and Mowers
None Better
3 6 Dozen Mens'
Underwear
LLI1I
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122 S. SeconrJ-119 W. Gold
36DozenMeris'
Underwear
OUR REASON
We ordered by wire a solid case of Underwear on
May 25th. It has been delayed in transit all summer
and has just reached us. This is a fine grade of White
Unbleached, Ribbed Underwear with French neck and
shaped to fit the form. It's worth 75 cents a garment
and should have been all sold at this figure had it ar
rived in season.
In order to move it without delay we have placed
the entire 36 Dozen on sale at 50 cents a garment.
Mail orders promptly filled. Sizes, 34 to 50 Shirts; 30
to 50 Drawers.
See Second Street Window
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Shaw's Bakery
It's the talk of the town, those
pies like mother (in law) made.
t Phone 1056
and have one delivered.
MlIlliXlCUY
S: "P linim -c 1 HntM
For the Next Ten Days
At I.fM llmii CiMt to I'ltise Oul
SiimiiK'r StiM-k.
MISS 4'. . ( ItAXK MilliiH-ry and
Inv-siimkiim 1'nrlors, M2
North StH"oiil St.
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FANCY DRY GOODS
Slumping .Done to Onler.
Muterlul for
FANCY
Mrs. M. C. Wilson
JVVORK
224 W. Gold
TICKETS BOUGHT. SOLO
AND EXCHANGED
Association Oflea
Tiansaetlons
R.R.
WHIYMEY GOSWPAMY
Wholesale and Retail Hardware
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Alaska Refrigerators
White Mountain loe Gream Freezers
Garden Hose and Lawn Mowers
Plumbino: Hercules Powder Mine and Mill
and and
Tinning High Explosives Supplies
Mail Orders Solicited
113, tie, tlT. mouth p-lrat atraat
401. 4oa, North rirat Btraat
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