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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02
Justice In the Rough.

I'VE used to call him the cactus edi.
ton Of Blackstone" said the major,
who had lived i'll Texas long enough to
make fortune, land the blind eyed
goddess never had more peculiar rep
resentative. The law never bothered
him bit, but he reverenced equity.
He had dignity all his own, but never
allowed it to interfere with his love of
joke.
How old are you?' asked one of the
lawyers of u venerable spinster ON the
stand.
81 was born in AS she snapped.
"'B. @. or A. D.?' quickly asked the
judge. And the mature maiden disowned
her brother because he would not chal.
lenge the court.
'''Is this your first ,offense:' he asked
Of q convicted horse thief.
ION being assured that it was, the
judge said, Then will only give you
SO years instead of 100, as would have
done had You been an old offender
"A miller had bought ten barrels of
apples from farmer and brought &C.
tion to recover OH claim that the bar
rels were understood, causing him o loss
Of three bushels ON the deal.
"'How did you get the barrels?' asked
the court of the farmer.
Thought them full of -four from the
miller
"Whereupon the court gave the farmer
verdict and taxed the costs against the
miller. detroit Free Press.
Amer . Record.
"Strange," said the man with the
strong cigar absentmindedly.
whats stranger" asked the man
with the meerschaum.
81 was thinking Of friend Of mine
who claims to have found an absolutely
perfect fountain pen."
always writes, never drips ink and
never gets out of order?''
''That's what he says"
The man with the meerschaum pipe
shook his head.
What do you think of it?'' he asked.
II hardly know what to think of it.
He's Joined no liars club that know
of, and yet everything indicates that he
is working for record. Chicago
Post.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

MAJ. MCKINLEY should engage
some Of the football players. now
that the season is ended. to stem the
rush of office-seekers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs
day; continued cold tonight; warmer
Thursday. Northeasterly winds.
Today's temperature 26.
T. j. WALz, Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02
Dead Mans Claim.

Among the rich mines Of Leadville is
one called Dead Mans Claim. 1t seems
a certain popular miner had died, and
his friends having decided to give him
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

Gustavus Adolphus was the Snow
king, from the fact that his dominious
were termed the Snow Kingdom.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

GEN. WEYLER finds it much easier
to shoot prisoners in Havana than to
go out and take them in the field.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

Hoods pills are easy to take, easl
to operate. Cures indigestion. hill
iousness. rs cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02
b o I'd Il III.

It is the medium which carries to
every nerve. muscle. organ and fibre
Its nourishment and strength. II
the blood is pure, rich and healthy
you will be we'll; il impure disease
will soon overtake you. Hoods
SarsaParilla has power to keep you
in health by making your blood rich
and pure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02
Young E.
MCConbs
I72s Second Ave.
ADVANCE AND
OPENING SALE OF
Holiday Goods!

Having looked forward 20 our Ho,i-
day Trade for months. WA have put
In stock Of Toys-T.y Dolls, Toy
Furoiture. Bic-a-3r etc, AMI
such articles rs 90 In make the
home happy and tie children's
Little hsarts swell with joy. Our
stick this gear Is surpassed by none
and equa lied ty few In this vicinity
as to price and assortment
In addition to the above we have
secured man who has had years
Of experience In the candy manu-
featuring business. and We can
guarantee to the trading public the
pure. unauthorized candy ut Q less
price than many will sell you trash
candy for, that has been ON the
market for years. Our aim is al
ways to give the best for the least
money. Purity, quality and price
will give us the candy trade Of
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

NOR SALE-A FINE COTTAGE. LARGE
= lot in south Heights; can be had ut q
bargain. Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

ENOR SALE-A GOOD 7-ROOM HOUSE on
\ Twentieth street: large lot: can be had a
low figure II taken soon. Reidy Bros
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

During the action Of the play the latest new
and mp 10 date songs. dances and fpseia,tiee will
De introduced By Aessrs- Franz Marion. J. T
Counors. Mics Clsrs Marion. 1iee Virxiris
Marion and 3iso Lesh Narsheil.
fxieos-l0. - an1 Soc. AessEvUd ssasD nov
- sAAo g D1eaog,s 3oWUlV aDeo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

EOR SALF-15 COTTAGES RANGING
= from 500 to 81 200 In price in different
localities. Reidy Bros.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-12-02

T0 Cure . Colo IN One Day.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
II IL fails TO cure. IS cents.
The oasis., 1896-05-30
MINING NE MS.

The Tombstone miners have won their strike for fifty cent raise.
 At Bisbee an electric plant is to be erected to seperatc the gold and silver which the copper bullion car res.
 The cyanide process is being used to great advantage on the immense body of tailings at the Union mine in Marcopa county.
 A shelter is to be erected at SaffOrd Graham county, to work copper ores from the Lone Star district, in the Graham mountains.
 On Johnson's Little Annie mine, in the Big Bug district, Yavapai county, two shafts are being sunk: eight men are employed and 0re is being piled on the dump for the treatment at the L0ttie mill.
 The Old Dominion Copper Mining X Smelling company blew in another furnace Thursday and now has three stacks running. Coke is arriving free ly and very large quantity has been ordered. Work in every department is being actively prosecuted and pros porous season is assured. -[Globe Sil- yer Belt.
 The Manufacturers Record says: Gold discoveries are sprinkling the pa pers often of late because the new chloride processes have changed the entire face of gold mining. Mines which could not pay under the old methods pay well under the new and this year will see large addition to the yield of gold in this country, which may easily be increased one half.
 A private London cablegram made public by the the Wall street bureau sayg the rise in copper is caused by the consumers and public finding that consumption exceeded production. There is more demand for refined cop per from india and elsewhere. A con tract has been placed for a French Pa fife cable which requires 900 tons of copper wire. American electolytic copper has been purchased owing to the reduced output in the American mines.
 Globe Silver Belt: An important strike of copper ore was made a few days ago in the HoOsier mine which is 1 likely to restore the reputation which that mine formerly beld as one of the ! greatest copper mines in the Globe | district. Fifteen years ago it was sold | to some eastern parties for $sO00 and | soon became noted as rich copper producer. After exhausting an i'm | mense pocket of ore near the surface | the work on the property was practi- cally abandoned, until purchased by | by the United Globe mines, who have | done large amobnt of development. ! and the Hoosier is now one of the most | valuable of the many mines owned by | them.
The oasis., 1896-05-30
Mow to rreat . Mlfe. .
IFr9m PacIae HeaIlh JournaIl

itr9m Paclhc Health JournalJ
 First, get wife: second, be patient. You may have great trials and per plexities in your business, but do not therefore, carry to your home a cloudy or contracted brew. Your wife may have trials, which, thoughof less mag aitude, may be hard for her to bear. A kind word, q tender look, will do wonders in chasing from her brow all clouds of gloom. To this we would add always keep bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy in the house. It is the best and is sure to be needed sooner or later. Your wife will then know you really care for her and wish to protect her health. For sale by Chenoweth & Mix.
The oasis., 1896-05-30

LA NAUGLE, Asst Gen Manager,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
LARIA
The Famous RevoluiioniN Supposed to h,
In the tombstone jail.

w. sNes's'ssS Ssas
The pru-p"ctor Say- On SATURDAY. n
Mexican prisoner wa- brought IT, the
county Jail from Wilcox to scr" NIFTY
day. for carrying concealed wraIon- and
being iisurdrrl,
III" prisoner wa- hrodght over IN irons,
being shHcklrd aud huund, r. h. wa- con
-iderei n very desperate character aud
this mrthui WAS carried out H. prevent
eli! attempt nj escape from the drput,
constable who Ind bin In charge.
The nam" II the prisoner H. the docket
shows, Is Ramon luI~l, hut here l. rrH
sun H. believe that this name t. Fictitious
and hr l. believed IT, hr none other than
the famous trNulutluni-t TARA. Who
created such sensation along IL" Mexican
hordrf with hls armed followers AMI ny.
ri-rt~ against the Mexican government
al~IIt n YEAR since Hirl upon whose head
n h"HNN rrMard l. offered Nv the Mexican
guNrrnnnnt
II IL" prl-nnrt Il not TARA himself, ~
nu unraIi- II Identifying him through
photograph ~ description II Vet nj hand.
then hr II SUPPOSED H. have been rlusr
lieutenant 1T Tia famous rrNulutloni-l.
The rlr~- Hrr based upon rrI"rtri nc
llurI~ II the prisoner and other infornIa.
ilnh which ARE suthcirn, a. nj least lead
the anthuritlr- tu make an investigation
I" SEE II I"l~2 nni TARA are the saiIlr
pei ~nnS, IN which case hIg reward
would h" paid Tor his apprehension hy
III" Mexican gnrtumrnt
The prisoner j. n pr~rtiul, heavy -'t.
Mexican. and hlS trniufrs Ht- ANYTHING
hut handsome. since being ~ Jail lie
has ~aii but little tu his fellow prisoners
aud appear rrtirrnt. which makes mat
tiers even more suspicious
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
kuAkD Ut EDUC AXIOM.
The OH B0Lri Meets ami closes Business
New B0art OrganlIei.


II" regular monthly meeting II the
hazard "t education VA, held last evening
Al u" "tllr' II Il. " Il, BRYAN
it"~'n, j. II kuhn-. president. /. II.
'mmltlln, r ". llhmm. 4 \ kr,I,.
u. +. Albright, h. v SNYDER. &C.. Maj
shaft
Absent " \rtthton
III" minutes 81 IA" previous m,ltnp
""r" read and nppImrd
Warrants were ordered drawn fnr tlr
f"ll""lnv bills
Water supply Z" .... o. ~
v r., lraIt go
The Electric lIght 60 ; ~
Ia" superintendent report wa read
AMI ordered filed
Ia" treasurer = statements Tot the past
month and Tot the wear ending NhN /.
lN"', Wei" read, accepted and ordered
filed Frank Mckee, clN treasurer. then
turned over HI h,"k-, paI"r, ani check
fof td,'"'d',i, the amount "n hnnh Ice
longing Ia IL" -rlr-,i lund.
vote III thank Wa rendered H. the
retiring officer II the hnari, al,rt which,
ia" board ndl"ulurd sine die
NtW uuAItI,
meeting "i IA" lmari al education
Was held Monday evening. MAJ t. l>'",.
The newly elected members Vet" ,Wuru
~ 10y JESUS uarrla, probate clerk ~ f"l.
lows +, ", llaum. j. Z. Marshall g. r.
Albright, Il f.. futn"y, II, r.. Fox and
John Jafnr-.
+. ". liainnI wa rh-rn t"inIHfaTN
chairman and Announced ~ the III Il
huSinr~- ~ order the rIrrtlun uf prTua
nent president
j. ". kulu- ~a~ Nominated Tor pf-sl
dent. AMI H. further nominations h~iug
made, III" clerk wa instructed 1" ra-t u
ballot Tor Mr. kulIn~ Hnd he WA declared
rlrrte,i
Nomination for We" president h"ing
next ~ order, IN l., II, Chamhrtliu'-
name Was next presented and the clerk
was again instructed /" east u ballot toT
the hari with IN thaubrrlln'- nam"
thereon,
v, r, Pratt Was t"-circlrd clerk with.
out opposition, the president being IN.
+tfuctrd a. east the ballot.
=, VI ~altmaf.h presented hi l~nd a.,
treasurer, Hhlrh Wa- accepted aul ordered
tilri.
The superintendent Wa instructed I"
motifs the teachers and uthrr rrupl"Nr-
that applications fur positions f"f IL" ru.
suing year must h. lilrd with the hoard
l~turr Monday, MAY II, lS,",,
Ion motion the superintendent MA
requested a. invite I 4, Finlral, Esq. a.
deliver the Grafton At the commencement
exercises To- be- hrld at IL" opera house
MAJ -
After -Inr further matter "f miner
lml"runr" hai h,-'n disposed 81 lh"
hafd ahJunrn'vi Ia meet MnndaN Hru.
lng, MAY T.. l-s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
IHt HENAIlIE CAMP.
what Judge Booth Has 10 Nay About the
NV Mining D'Strici.

ll"malItr. \. VI. MAY IN trgdrd l."
tn, ralup | viii -a> that after h"klng
over the country must affirm that all It
wants I" maxi II "lIr II the hr-l. ~ the
best mining district IN the territory l.
the Development 81 the different locations
Ia enable men II nl"aIl- /" -,.,' what thrIr
Il here. There ARE at thu tune 10 rru-
I.TtuTs IN this imInpiintr NlrinitN. npd
NOR" coming ever, day. We have tw"
stores. twn -Al,HlS. hat 10 church a. Vet.
Provisions ARE ahnut NJ cheap ~ IN lA-
Vegas. Within four miles l. n ranch
un which the ~ nrr has housed asl.W'I
pounds II Irtat""~ TODAY he sells thrm
for ~ cents per lp pounds, -n ,uu So.
that the proprctor can live her" AT NrN
uuderatr cost.
We have town site containing sixty
lots that -'lI f"r from 30 a. 81 rarh
The ilrlnatilr creek, n living mountain
stream running through the camp, IL ~
ySh water ~ there il anywhere IN the
territory, There il guh fishing above,
The surface l. yer, abrupt, aud In cllmh.
ing over the hills Il call them mount.
aims, you pun like n wlnd.broken horse.
The altitude here IL $3.50 feet, The hills
are covered with g,sd timl~f Al pres.
cut lumber l. very high. costing e21 pr
l,un feet. mil viii br put up IN the
vicinity IT EllzahrthtOwn, ~ that lum
Ter will be nearer and cheaper than al
present,
ElizaiTthtown, our nearest ISAt0tlicr.
* eight miles southeast from here. All
mail iuI the camp l. directed IL Eliza
BEETHOVEN. This place has all application
IN for the l0catinR II pIt"illrr here,
As have stated Abo,e. all this district
wants Is n few m-II ~ push ani means
and the making II the district II assured
Il Is gnh thing, push II along. ! send
you few little books containing the
rules and regulations the Maxwell c0m.
pan, has adopted Tor the mining Of their
lands, Respectfully, :, r. hp"Im
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
las vEGAS

iim o., DI'.
Prot hi ',runs'cld ~ Albuquerque. l.
IN the city, talking lie insurance
The remains ~ J u Richardson we're
rNpr.--''d hack {" hi- mother nj l.ihrtt,
uruNr Md to-day
Henry j VIM, Jt. who hal hrrn III
the rtuplo, II the He'll Ranch cumpau,
lot the past twu years died NJ Font Worth.
TrNa-. un the 9Th inst, aud Wa buried
al 'larrnduu, Texas, uu SUNDAY last.
Major Morrison VA taken suddenly ~
thus morning aud owing to his advanced
age his friend, ar considerably Alatmr,
lhl- morning. al the Residence IT NJ i.
tanHNAllgh at g o'clock. Mrs Minnie
NIX, ul Charlton, Ia. htratlr~i her last
surrounded b, hrr husband. her -i-t, T.
Mrs Howard aud her cousin. Mrs sui.
phln. she wa taken away IN the flower
1T her youth. being onlN ia her thirtie,h
NraI. She came to I.a- Vegas last Octo.
Der With the hop, that the climate would
stay the dread di-ra-,'. but 1t waS not to
h.,
The following pri-onrt- were yesterday
sentenced Ia serve time ia the I-nitrn-
tlafN and we're taken over a. that ln-ttu.
ti"n last nigh; 10y Deputy United Stat,~
Marshal Hernandez aud A. X. Eckert 4
j. valdez, Tor robllng III ps-toiiicr at
ISr AlBmua two wears: I,,DTRp v "A Ter
Tor breaking into the Blos-hurg prtOfiicr.
i've years, Edward stephens, FOR aiul
terry, one year, Ju+ Edwards. alias George
"rl-~old adultery. fourteen months,
Louis \u-S fornlcation. six months.
The autograph letters t.stifNing a.
cures ma,i" 10y Ayers SRrsaparilla aud
other preparations are kept IN tilr nj j.
E, Aver Co.'S office. Lowell Mas. They
are from all over the world and are cheer.
fully shown 10 anyone drslruus u seeing
them.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09

against HIM. nl,-- be- ear surely lem.
"li"ltnt' ~ advance that h. viii III the
lnlntr J." "l material -rtN lee {" thu-e who
hhpl"n 4" l'' ~ ruutful ~ political IA.
N"t-, all that mr has dome for them aud
other" r"unt- i"f nothing Ilrrr h. no
such thng ~ gratitude fur ta,uts ~.
r"hm ~ political cltrl"-, ~ thousands
nav" di~r","Ird {" their ACCOMPLISHMENT
anh S,ttuw therefore. the h'-t thing
t"t Young and miidl" aged urn ~ du II
IT, Keep out II politics aud attend strictly
a. their own business. II they have an,
The day 81 patriotism ~ p,lltic- w. fear
have lurrNrt PASSED
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
CHANGES IN Crews.
Hade BY the Abolishmeni Of the santa Re
Limited Trainx


The Astonishing u limited trains 5 aud
I by the santa BE railway Un the new
time card, which went into effect last
night at midnight. will cause general
change ~ he made In the present NJ.
rsngement VI engine and train employees.
Three train crews running between Kan.
aar city aud hsige city will be- Akcr "a.
the eastern, middle aud Cottonwood III.
visions each lUing one crew. Four en-.
Rinr crews running out VI Topeka will
al-n w. affected. twu un the east end runs.
aud two on the west end runs. On the
west end runs, une eastern divtsiOn crew
and one middle division crew will he
taken on, and un the east end runs. one
eastern division crew aud one Chicago
division crew The Chicago division crew
Will probabl, be- transferred from this
city " IT. Madison or Mareellne TOT ~r.
vice ON that division.
IN addition H. the engine and train
men, the baggage aud express men Will
H. afiect,sl by the taking on VI tbr tram.
between Kansas city and this city, seven
baggage men will hr thrown out ~ sci
Vice, and murr than double that numlEf
Of EXPRESS men. lL'wr-u Chicago aud
Kansas city ~ change will be maie, ~
the ucu nov tunaihg uL aud viii h-
transferred tu trains q aud a.
All changes will hr made ~ strict ne.
cutdancr with thr rules ~ seniority
A. Tn lnILtN stated last Friday. ~
giving the new ufirf 1T procedure. that
the change will affect the crews uu the
Atlantic y Pacific, the division nrlug
nov from Albuquerque to Williams III
stead III Nin~luW. ami that four pa--rn.
Erf conductors with their crews, Will
have tu du the work Instead ~ -iG a.
heretofore Tins move viii put Condur
tors F'u-t AMI ~umrNillr hack un to
freight fuu-
south ~ Albuquerque to III ra-r. aud
uu the silver CIV branch there Will l~
uo change whatever bat un the division
between this eat, aud la Junta several
crews will be- taken IN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
SOLORRO.
What thc >>i>>OrS Found In the Columns
OF the Jhieftain.

what thc Scissors Found In the columns
OF the Chieftain,
j. r ,rk T. leading fifteen ear. oi
slack prr daN at the old Rio Urnnde
~mrlt"r
bt. prI-rnu viii nut force ~ m.u In
work next week un his mines Ia Copper
canon.
There !. sam, i,ul ~ II u,rn,.h.,
h,.,,,., q, ,,rI,J,,., g., .L,.,,., ,r a..
tif,i ward.
Mr.. AMI Nh. i + I,,I. NJ, making
.r,i,n.n., ,r,,r,,,,,.r,. am hi, h.nt
.o,,. r..,,,,rr, r,,,.,,,
II l. f"a-,llahlN sure that the Toai from
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09

some time haN" l"rn aware that he was
considerably 'i"rangrd mentally. and that
at tim'~ lr wa unable Ia talk connect.
"lN II l. -upI"-rd hr did the deed
Vial" under the influence Of on" ~ these
spells. II" tied his Feet together. then
dashed "u" hand Ia his 4idr and placed
ia" other between the rope and his body.
then r"ll"i mt" Ia" stream. The point
Il" chose l"t III" act ~a- alout four miles
hrl"" llll"t-"n'- uu the rrna-co. Eddy
iuftrut
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09

kldridee Pack and q foreman Of the
Black range, Tom Livingston, says the
White Oaks Eagle II appears that Pack
hal been discharged. a. he thought
through thu Influence " Livingston. lie
hal made srlir Ia a.. against VT l.n.
ihgSton II l. Dald. aud atlrr settling his
accounts With tlr COMPANY. returned Ia
the roundup aud ~ the appeafanrr "
L. ,lhRsinn oI-nsi Ore. which va At
one. returned by the foreman When
the .mokr hal rlrat,sl ava, and M In.
Urntotl rrull hr made, II Nhs found hat
tldrldge was ptrkiug three bullets Tom
Ii'ngstuu'- gun white thr latter hal
one drr,-i.ri M he hrrasi vhirh he
r'u' .'dr' tu T. ,,r rNtiur'r ', ~, ~ Ike,
20. y ~ " Z. u,p.ttrH a Ing we'll
al u,t sUilIlng aN goat iucuhNen.
T. ur" uu account II III, W,unh. Zach
W. t,kru IT, u ,-VrIl pi treatment and
al ,r-t r.p't wa ing a. VII " r'uli
It, expect II uu.lrf thr clIcuuistau Gee.
W complaint la, hr, II uIal, against MI
Livingston a. II Is lhuu.lt tia, h" was
not Hi fault hul Shch Mi Rack gets
abb 4" tttNrI Nutau, maN hr -cut fut
h.m
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-05-09
ION WADi Is Dt AD.
,ariep Ihea,er Comedian Meets the

AZ yarsU Iheater comedian Meets ths
summons A Few inlljenl> Here.
1nnl Nale. II variety thrater fanr. l.
Iai. -, -a>s n dispatch tn kNslts,i Ruler
II nAtlln " the NJ Fa-u lt-igr VI Elka.
Im EXALTED Ruler | j burrows. ~
I.hlu. Colo
hr 81 ra-o IFlLuur. IN speaking ~
\ iraih. -AtS
Dir Wade was we'll known In III Ia D..
\ h. hal hundreds II f.ieud- here vhu
kpN mourn his untimrly taking away
n rxtrrA to hi hctcA,rd wife And
N,hrf. rnIuck. their sincrtrst sym.
'h, IN their lftrparRhlr lus-. NulHEiy
lmu wade unlN Ia like him more.
4 h. Wa fun II CHER At all timr- Wa
embodiment ~ vii and humur. n
&rtnlI- aud kind hearted friend. n lm
Il husband. mobile brother, and N fast
md Ills name will live Ia mrinuty
= ne 81 the brightest stars that rNrr
IN IN the Ornament ~ the stage. iui
n- MI actor NJ u very rare type aud
nlr- guilr hN hA, made many sad
h sparkle With laughter through his
liant ~A,lng- and comic imperrpnn.
n WADE. ~ whom the Tribune
H. ~ nicely. liN,ri IN Albuquerque IN
4arh days II the VS. aud wa-. with
partner. how'd. considered the hest
Bn ,hratrr comedian In the west
III frame thrat.r where Wade. boNd.
tliinr ani "rriSir" Vernon made
Ind laughter Tor the gidi, ~ ilhu.
que III thu-r gidd, days when money
plrnt, ami fun was rampant, Stnd
i ~ u the lots now occupied by the
-nr \, 7. Armijo building, corner
ilr"ad avenue aud Second street. IL
lrrr that Charley ho,ds wife, who
,ng and dance" turns on the stage
All u,er,l-. ~ pni-onuus drug
gl Jealous, aud died II was here
Prarl Aldine w-aNrd her net around
4 our gidd, young men ana cap.
thrlI prkrthsUks, aud there arr
nthef incidents connected with Tom
career III Albuquerque that would
rNce'dingl, delightful rrmini-.
hu, lt'- draw the curtain. Tom
the comedian. Is dead. aud peace Ia
c4
ltt'S SarsaIarilla clranns the
INCREASES the appetite ani tones
system. II has benefited many
whn have suffered from hl,pi dis.
II Will help you. v. !, Walton.