Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-06-12

order to sell them quickly we have
marked them so low that everybody
can anord to buy a pair. Don't fail
to call and inspect them. c. May, the
popular-priced shoe dealer. 2Os West
Railroad avenue
Miss Anna Thomas. Who omciated as
bridesmaid at the Garcia-Abeyta mar
riage at SOcorro yesterday, returned to
the city on the early morning train,
and departed half an hour later on the
same train for Lamar. Colorado, where
she will spend her vacation with her
friend, Miss Anna Creaghe. Miss
Thomas states that the marriage yes
terday, followed In the evening by a
grand ball in honor OF the happy cou-
pie, was n OF the most brilliant af-
fairs OF the kind ever held In socorro.
Hattie Wingneld. a little girl about s
years Of age. Travelled all alone from
Chihuahua. Mexico, to this city. arriv-
ing here this morning. Her parents,
John Wingheld and wife, did not ex-
pect her this morning, hence were not
at the depot when the train arrived.
Depot Master Stegner looked after the
little traveller, n soon thereafter had
her at home with her people.
The Washburn base ball club, with
l.. l.. Washburn as manager and c. A.
Lampman as captain. viii soon appear
on the diamond field in uniform. Last
night a telegram was sent to Chicago
for uniforms and they are expected TO
arrive In time for the players to wear
them In a game to be played the com
Ing Sunday afternoon. The suits are
brown, with red stockings.
The condition of Henry Carpenter.
the veteran OF Tijeras canyon and for
many years the general merchant OF
the own OF TiJerss. Is growing worse.
and a constant watch Is being kept on
his movements. He has partially lost
his mind, n II IL stated he has Wis
ions OF some awful. deeds which, in past
years, were committed out In his
neighborhood.
owing TO extreme. modesty. Simon
Balling, the well known First street
baker. failed to let his friends into a
family secret until yesterday. although
the happy event occurred last Friday
night. II is a baby boy, and mother and
child are reported doing nicely.
For sale cheap-The contents OF an
lS-room rooming house. best location
in city everything new, rents very
low. Apply at 2O5 south First street.
Try a ton Of egg coal. Best in the
market for summer use. j. S. Beaver.
3lS south First street. Automatic
prone. 266. Colorado, No 4.
There will be a large crowd at the
park tonight to listen to the band
and make the hearts Of the Presbyter-
ina ladies glad.
Try a SMALL package of Purity bak-
ing powder. 1t will please you. Mat
drug store. New phone. 255.
The Benevolent society viii hold a
at Il. w. Clancy's ohice to-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
II your parasol needs are not sup
piled and you need a parasol see the
parasol stock at the Economist.
For sale-Horse. harness and rubbes
ire buggy for SIPS. w. Thompson,
Futrelle's, First street.
Clarkville coal yard is headquarters
nice split Woo and kindling al
-eady for use. Either phone.
Plano for sale-Newsby & Evans;
sabinet grand, on easy terms. Bora
iaile * Co.'S store.
Gray's sarsaparilla for the blood and
at J. Ii. O'Reilly & CO.'S, pres
druggists.
children's s~hoes-the Albright shoe.
fifteen different styles. Tan and black.
Is, lfeld a Co.
II SCREEN" to No. 47s. new phone,
1 want something extra nice in
Ice Cream.
After the theater go to Delany's
Candy Kitchen for ice cream and sher-
bets.
Best drugs and chemicals used in
prescriptions at J. H.. O'Relly & Co.'s.
Best domestic coal at ]. S. Beaven's,
us south First street.