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Albuquerque Evening Citizen

Location

Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1905

Page

8

Clarkville Coal Firm Promises Free-Burn Quality and Heavy Tons

Local coal dealer touts its product as first rate with a strong reputation. They boast freedom from impurities, even burning properties, and guarantee 2,000 pounds per ton leaving their yard. Also offering mill wood and mountain wood with fair delivery.

Clarkville

Quality groceries trusted by practical experience

Products that have stood the test of time are offered. Our groceries are above suspicion in quality and flavor. No questionable brand is sold. Patrons can rely on us to furnish the best in quality, flavor, and nutrition.

Weather and Local Notices From Albuquerque

Partly cloudy weather with local thunder showers and warmer temperatures. Arrival and departure times for trains No. 1 No. 7 No. 4 No. 2 from east and west listed. Local society notes feature Dr Otto Bebber ill and typhoid threat plus residents and visitors: Briggs family Sackett Howell Brown Faris and others visiting or traveling between Albuquerque Socorro Estancia Jemez hot springs Los Angeles and Portland with sheep purchases and business.

Otto Bebber B. A. Briggs Camp Birnis Manzano Mountain Mra J. N. Sackett Roma Avenue Mra. Sackett J. J. Howell Ipavn Hugh Murray Jemez Hot Springs Roy Wolfe Kansas City Himelif Copp Wolfe Ofce Dentint Montreal Canada Albuquerque Morning Journal

May's Shoe Store Financial Tip Card

A brief note from May's Shoe Store at 314 Railroad Avenue reminding customers a full assortment is available for men women and children and that rubber shoes may not be needed today but could be in the future.

May Railroad Avenue

McIntosh Buys New Suits for Ball Boys

William McIntosh a prominent sheep man of the Chilil com try funds new uniforms for the Albuquerque Browns with Manager F J Houston. The outfits cost about 200 dollars and bear the name McIntosh across the shirts. The team will be known as the Albuquerque McIntosh baseball club and McIntosh hopes the boys play fast and win the territorial fall prize.

William McIntosh Chilil Mana Ger F. J. Houston Browns McIntosh Albuquerque MeIn Tosh Baseball Club

Misses McCormick and Plummer Visit Fort Bayard

Misses McCormick and Plummer arrived in the city from the south and spent the day here at the government sanitarium Fort Bayard. They will depart this evening for California for a month's outing.

A. M. Mandalari Church of Immaculate Conception Hot Springs J. B. Manby Colorado Albuquerque C. A. Matson Rio Pecos Louis Traner Santa Fe Fort Morgan Colo M. Greenwauld Tucson Ariz H. Yanow Greenwauld Yanow Henry Westerfeld Pecos Simon Stern Railroad Avenue Clothier Chicago Joseph Shaffer Barbara Long Beach Cal Anna L. Gray North Fourth Street California George M. Greer W. H. Greer Los Angeles Mr. Greer Santa As Y McCormick Plummer Fort Bayard

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