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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
8
Products that have stood the test of practical experience. Our groceries are above suspicion and free from questionable brands. Patrons relying on us can depend on receiving the best in quality flavor and nutrition.
The Clarkville firm touts a strong reputation for coal and wood sales. They claim impurity-free, free-burning coal with guaranteed 2,000 pounds per ton, plus fair weight and delivery, and they offer swoit and mountain wood.
Weather indications predict fair conditions tonight and Sunday. Local personal items note James K. Allen at Lacuna on official business and John A. Logan Circle Ladies of the G A R meeting tonight. Several city residents, including George Bewer and attorneys A H Hurlee and James G Fitch, travel for business and legal matters. The John A Logan Circle meets at 8 pm, while the Belen cutoff visitor Charles Vorhes is in town. Local real estate includes sale of three lots on North 12th Street. The Albuquerque flouring mills machinery arrived. operation expected by fall. Alessandro Mattouci married Miss Maria Stefani from Italy this week. John Robertson to return to Gallup to help rebuild Harvey House. four carpenters needed. Reports of animal cruelty on South Second Street near Lead Avenue prompt calls for law enforcement.
The tale describes Santa Fe inspectors and officials visiting Topeka and nearby shops, a new stool drill arriving from Niles Tool Works in Columbus, an elaborate porcupine carriage being sent to a banker in Stillwater, and courtwright becoming the Rock Island chief of special service as new duties begin.
A local shoe shop advertises high quality polishes for white, black, and tan footwear. The products promise improved appearance and longer wear, offered in 10c 15c and 26c packages at May's Shoe Store located at 314 West Railroad Avenue.
The Browns travel on No 8 to Las Vegas to face the Hives this afternoon and tomorrow. Gallegos is slated to pitch today with Starr set for tomorrow. Blues pitcher Matney has left for Colorado Springs and Nelson, a southpaw, may debut for Blues. Joe Goodlander promotes Myers Drugs and teases an Albuquerque piece. White Elephant hosts free lunch at Zelger Cafe. Sunday hours closed at Central Drug Store.
Wanted to let contract for hauling all or part of 4,000 tons of freight. Good wagon road mostly down grade. Plenty grass and fine water. Distance fourteen miles. Answer A B C care Albuquerque Evening Citizen.
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