Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-04-14


his work to please everybody. AZ he IL
in Albuquerque for a short time only, we
advise anyone wanting first class work
at reasonable prices TO give him an early
call. Gallery. corner Broadway and
Railroad avenue, Highlands
Peter Deutscn. n cOnsumptive. died In
his room over Grande n Parenti's saloon.
on south First street, at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, aged AZ years. He
came here last fall with Wallsce's cir
Gus and was then quite SICK. A short
| time ago Marshal McMillin received q
letter from his sister, back In Cleveland,
Ohio, inquiring for his whereabouts.
| Undertaken Montfort has telegraphed the
relatives and Ia holding the body pend
ing instructions from them.
NJ X. Becker and Do. Swisher. repre-
senting the Germania Life Insurance
company, and Edward Grunsfeld and Dr.,
washburn. representing the Washington
Life Insurace company, reached the city
last night, after doing the north Rit
Pecos country, and they report having
written many thousand dollars worth
OF insurance policies. They left on The
Pecos j. X. Saint. who IL travelling FOL
the Mutual Life Insurance company.
j. ". Ball has Just received his first
consignment OF shoes for his new store
at PARENTS old stand on Railroad
avenue. New goods will arrive every
day this week and Mr.. Ball expects I,
have q stock OF shoes which cannot TAI
10 satisfy the want OF all his patrons.
Hon. y. ". Clancy and wife wer,
passengers on last nights limited train
=. u-.ltn ens IN ~ nhnFA MIR IIAnR,
has several important cases to argue DO
fore the United States supreme court
They will be absent several weeks.
A bridge carpenter, employed on tn
railroad bridge at lsleta, was run owe
by a train last night and killed. Tn
remains were brought TO this city lat
this afternoon and taken 10 Strong
undertaking establishment.
The replevin suit OF Miss Gutierrei
against V. 3. Miera and W. ". 0lmstead
for the possession OF the horse fOrmerl,
belonging to her brother. the late Fran
Gutierrez, Is being tried before Justicv
Crawford this afternoon.
The Arabic order OF Mobiles OF tn
Mystic Shrine helped out the Non.Sec
tartan Benevolent society by giving II
:. donation OF $50, which IL much appre
ciated by the ladies OF the society.
8. VaDn. the well-known jeweler an
!. matchmaker. has removed 70 l01 s0ut
second street and invites everybody I
call and inspect his new quarters.
The Bazaar. given by st. Johns GUILD
will be ut the San Felipe hotel nex
- Tuesday afternoon and evening. A
=. come and have a good time.
Mrs. Floyd Whitson would like q fe'
more pupils In %el0cution, reading. et'
Glass or private lessons. Further parti'
a ulsrs call at music store.
v Ice cream and cake will be served 1
the San Felipe hotel next Tuesday ate
noon and evening at the Bazaar.
II you would be wise In candy wisdoI
D. and know the delicious flavor OF the be-
ID CONNECTIONS made. get "~Delaney's."
J. NJ. Hale and II. II. Wheelock. tv
%well-known hardware commercial traye
ers. are in the city to day.
A. Staab, the Santa Fe capitalist al
merchant, came In from the north on Il
s. limited to-day.
The brands OF garden hose sold by
are the standard. whitney Company.
o The best In the market, "Never Sweat
for the feet. Berry's Drug company.
Ladies, do you want a nice tailor ma
. frock? II you do. look In at llfeld's.
. Best and cheapest wall paper-Mau
der & Myers, ia south Third street.
For the feet, 'Never Sweat" Call
bottle at Berry's Drug company.
For the handsomest line Of ladies nee
wear 20 to the Economist.
Closing out carpets and mattir
g. whitney Company.
y Stove repairs for any stove ma
whitney Company.
Doves photographs OF babies are {
%cellent; see them.
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 cen
two for IS cents.
q For q suit Of clothes to order see X.
Washburn Il Co.
See our window display Of new laces
the Economist.
'r' See tic new stock Of parasols at
Economist.
China and glassware at cost. Whit
Company.