Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-05-14


mystic shyins. An opportunity second
only 70 facing the apanish sOldlaTs will
be Afforded the candidates, whO will be
expected 10 accept ell that IL In store for
them without faltering. 70 thoss who
survive, there will he given an Arabic
feast. such as mobiles only can prepare
and appreciate.
A little daughter Of A. n. Adams, q fire.
man on the santa Fe Pacific, with head.
quarters at Winslow, died on the train
shortly after Il reached this city from
the north last night, from whOoping
cough aud pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams and their two daughters
we're on their way from Van Buren,,
Texae. TO WinslOw. where they we're 10
make their future home. The body was
turned over TO Undertaken Strong, who
prepared it for burial,
Two prominent lawyers, who, while
one wa on the bench, never could agree
on numerous Occasi as, met on a street
car going % the old town this morning,
aud the merits Of a rase, In which both
attorneys are opposing each other. were
holly debated. tO such an extent that the
disciples of Blackstone came TO blows.
No one Is reported badly bruised. and in
the language OF Tomas MOntOya, who
separated them, the battle was "unim-
pOftant."
THE CITIZEN had a pleasure call yes.
terday afternoon from Col. II. II. Allison,
OF Washington, d. 9. The colonel IL an
old veteran. and. besides seeing trying
times during the rebellion, can relate
many narrow escapes from the Indians
while doing serviceas a soldier and scout
years ago In the northwestern states and
territories. He Is here on a visit TO his
daughter, Miss Anna Allison, who IL one
OF the teachers at the government Indian
school.
A few sacks OF sulphide concentrates
from Minas Prietas, Sonora, Mexico, were
on the express ear from the south last
night, addressed 10 the Consolidated
Smelling and Refining company, OF Ar
g%entine, Kan. IL IL very valuable ma
terial. az the quantity on the express car
last night was valued at 1850.
The Afro American citizens of this city
will hold an enthusiastic patriotic meet
Ing this Saturday evening at Masonic
hall, corner Gold avenue and First street.
There will be patriotic speeches. and an
opportunity given to all 10 tender their
services 10 the governor 10 defend the
stars and stripes. Let all come,
A young man filed with patriotism
started 10 the recruiting office 10 enlist
but stopped at Futrelle's. saw how cheap
furniture was. and decided 10 get married
and let Fntrelle furnish his house from
kitchen to parlor.
A portion Of the shoes ordered by A.
Simpler last fall for the spring and sum
mer trade have Just arrived and persons
In need OF footwear q get the latest
styles at greatly reduced prices at bis
store.
Al. Montgomery Is the caller OF the
keno department OF the Metropole, and
this evening, according TO advices re-
ceiyed from AL, a grand free lunch will
be served 70 patrons OF the keno room.
The A. N. II. Sunday school will give a
last Century reception nc Perkins hall,
Thursday, May 20. A cordial invitation
IL extended 10 all. Admission free.
Would like a few more pupils in elocu-
ton, voice building and dramatic read
ing. For further particulars call at the
Whits0n Music company.
Warm weather hasn't come In reality
yet. but don't worry, it's coming Be
prepared; now IL your chance. Our special
sale. ROsenwald Bros.
Gentlemen who wish TO dress with taste
should examine our blue serge suits AT
1880; sold by others from flS 10 $50
x. l.. Washburn n Co.
We have concluded TO continue the sale
on our all-wOol, we'll trimmed and made
TO order tl0 suits. Halderman, 2l3 south
Second street.
An experience OF years enable ]. l.
Bell n Co. 10 furnish just what their Gus
toners want. Orders solicited; free de
livery.
When you get tired OF buying the boz
shoes that don't wear. try Il. l.. Wash
burn q Co.'S Marvel" wear resisters, al
81 so.
n you are down town tonight do not
fail TO drop In aud sample the splendid
lunch that will be served at the ZeigeT
Cafe.
Mems very best crash suits, only $3.50,
At Il. l.. Washburn Il Co.'S headquarters
for summer clothing.
A complete line Of potted meats and
d~elieacies for luncheOns and picnies, al
Bells.
The regular Saturday night lunch will
be served at the Zeiger Cafe this even.
ing.
wanted-A nurse girl. Apply at Mrs
Weinman's, 723 Copper avenue.
new line OF patriotic emblems ant
ties just in, at the Economist.
Have you seen the new military belt
Tor ladies, at the EconOmist2
White enAmeled bedsteads. dressers an,
rockers, at Futrelle's.
Novelties in our qpeensware depart
ment. whitney Co.
Attend the special sale this week at tn
Economist.
Plumbing and gas fitting. Whitney Co
Bicycles on installments. Hahn Il Co
Ladies' ribbed vests for 3bc at Fields