Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1900-04-05

matter little to you at what shoe store
you purchased. But they are not.
our shoes will show their superiority
in all these points the more decidedly
when brought into sharp contrast with
those of our competitors. G. May. the
popular priced shoe dealer, 2OS west
Railroad avenue.
AN is not gold that glitters" and al
Is not tailoring that sells for tailoring
The new spring suits now being turnec
out by Il. b. Booth have the true tai
loring stamp about them. We don
know as they cost any more than the
ill-htting sort of clothes, but they
ought to, because they look 1t. Mr.. IL
b. Booth a a magnificent line OF thu
new spring suiting and ~oyercoatings.
c. May. the popular priced shoe deal.
Ter. POS west Railroad avenue, has just
received a shipment of ladies tan and
black bicycle boots. They are mad,
by the famous Rich Shoe company, are
cut IL inches RICH, and are just what
you want to enjoy an outing on youi
wheel. Don't neglect to call and in
spect them.
Judge Stansbury, who is stationed
here hearing testimony In claims
against the government over Indian de-
predations. will leave for Joliet, ILL.,,
Sunday night. where he will also hear
testimony in some cases unearthed In
that part OF the country. The judge
/ expects to be absent about two weeks
Rev. J. III. Head and family arrived
this morning from Nogales, Arizona
They are spending the day with Rev,
+. II. Allen and tonight will go on tc
San Rafael. wherethey will be station.
ed hereafter In charge of the Congre'
gational work around Mt. Taylor.
The west-bound limited passenger
train to-day took along with its pas.
sengers a sick Navajo Indian CIR
! from the local government school. Tn,
; girl will be let of the train at De
hance.
At the city hall last evening Judg,
Crawford united in marriage jose
Medrano to Mrs. Mequila Calderon
The contracting parties are residents
OF Barelas and will reside there In the
future.
In order to see the latest novelties In
silk waists, . must see our line
They comprise such waists as have sci.
dom been shown outside OF the leading
eastern cities. Rosenwald Bros.
II. NJ. Stecker, the welI-known San.
Ia Fe agent at Silver City. accompan-
led by his wife. were passengers to the
city from the south this morning.
Martin Lehman and Prof. Carrera, OF
Las Cruces, passed up the road fol
Wagon Mound this morning, They will
return south Saturday night.
Robert Appleton and Charles Geacr
left this morning for a days hunt OF
the lakes" in the neighborhood OF
Belen and Los Lunas.
Il, $. Stewart, a banker of FL Paso
came in from the south this morning
and Is around mingling with local Il,
nanciers to-day.
Fred. w. Hoffman. Of the United
States army, came In from Fort Bay
ard this morning and stops at tn,
Hotel Highland.
our display of curtains Is ~unexcelled
We have them from 80 cents to $3.50 q
pair. Albert Faber, 3O5 Railroad ave-
nue..
j. B. hickman, a young gentleman
from Phoenix, Arizona, is the new day
clerk at Sturges' European.
We have the finest line Of vehicles in
our repository hat has ever been In
the west. J. korber & Co.
Jose G. Ckayes. the Santa Fe stock
claim adjuster, was a n%orth-bounC
passenger this morning.
Copper. tin and galvanized iron
work of every description. Whitne,
company.
Kleinwort's Is the place to get you
nice fresh steak. All kinds OF mic,
meats.
Kid Ploves-one dollar per pair
every pair guaranteed. Rosenwal,
Bros.
All kinds OF fresh fish at the sar
Jose Market tomorrow.
II you want to buy real sta see J
Il. Saint.