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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
FREE CHARGE TO SUFFERERS.

Cut this out and take it 10 your druggist and get sample bottle free of pr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption, coughs and colds. They do not ask you to buy before trying This will show you the great merits of this truly wonderful remedy. and show you what can be accomplished by the regular sized bottle. This is no experiment. and would be disastrous to the proprfetors did they not know it would invariably cure. Many of the best physicians are now using it in most severe cases. it is guaranteed. Trial bottles free at The Phoenix Drug Co, and NJ r Ccubb drug stores Regular size 50 cents and $L
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
Inter esting Paragraphs.
From Saturdays Daily.

Mir. s. E. O Tsley, 8 mining man from the Colorado river, Is in town today. Hs has fine gold property on she Cali foFpia side sun ming s45 per ton. He is down on the property 160 feat end it is showing upsfine.
 Judge Street todey set for trial CD the ? h of She month, seventeen appeal oases from Justios courts. Several casas iu which Judge Street is disquali- fled from trying hava teen set for the first week in January, to be heard by Judge Sloan.
 The Solomonvilie Bulletin has just is sued nees Holiday edition, giving an exhaustive writeup Of the resources of Graham county and the leading bust ness houees cf that city and outlying | towns. The edition contains ftteen pages cf solid end interesting reading matter and is emoeiished with large number of half tone cuts. l. ts sell gotten ID and xili bs potent factor in attracting sttsu tion 70 sne Gle valley. The Bulletin deserves to sucesad in ite mission.
 Manager Patton, ot the opera house, will leave for L7s Angeles tonight to com mplete arrange ments for bbe buildir g ot new opera house in this city. Mr. Psttcn has been quietly working or U 6 proposition for some time, and hss met with encouFeRem not meFa promises. but in finsacial way. Already the sum of SII. eco has bsen SD bscri bed, ard when oncs steFsed thers will be no great diGouity in securing the pacesssry s35,- GOO with which to complete she struc- ture. l. will bs erected on Washington street bstweea Third and Fourth avenues.
 There seems to be 2 phenomenon talk ing place in the bovels ot ths esrth in sbis section oe the eouutry- A few days ago Perry WIliame Of Maricope, vss as- souishsd to find that hot water was coming from his veil The change took place ore nigh ,end he water is nov too warm to bs driT ksbie. Nov reports are coming from flare It parts of the val ley that the sane phenome eDo0 is fEkirg place Many rails are producing tepid water The internal fires must be eat ing S way to the crust Of the earth and it is possible that volcebo will be created somewhere in this neigh boz hood
 Governor McOord end T-rritarisl Auditor Vlcksrs returned thts u.ocaiog from Yums. where shsy wsue tn 'as 'e ct the prison ard the progress ot vafk on the csnal The Governor rep7e 5has there are nov signsy- coavIc at work oa the waterway, and shea fcur miles of she canal is already eonplssed. The work is progressing ra DIdiy ard tbe oouvicts ars conssnted xish thsir los. Nearly every convict in tne :rison wants Go ba sat to work on ne esa=l- A forcs of conviots are st work cptsina wood on the prison ferm. and sinos they have been em aioyed in thst capeo y 1900 cords Of wood have been cut for prison consumption St 8 cost to the Territory of eleven cents per cord.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

pr. nos. Narrow. Misses Mary and Edith Narrow and Miss JOSephone Forepaugh, of Philadelphia. a party of tourists. arrived at the Adams this morning on q trip across the continent. They will remain here q couple of days to take in the sights.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
Don't Tob2cco spit and smoke Your
 Life. Away

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

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 RH Woolf v7 Hannah T S im ms, Win E Fnoraa ai, ofd4r cf s4le ins and costs. se T of sw | ol eso . . & {; Sis-3 93
 J " Wake, ard ef ae V Nscsoa Mar shall dssd 0 i9t7 3 o3 1 bis 3 Nebhrs Add; sl000.
 John Murray sud Frank M'liaE lo- cate the Blue B.e1 ci.5m 'n Agus Csijents dist.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, E OR ED
 ssS so DAYS.
cAVros's vETALizEa
fen.l., !. .I. >. .-rs sr oNrR.

CASros's vETAIszEa ''-,rss tfsn,.r j s- SDe-;4i Oebdity. WsEsgul- ness. spsruatorrhoe.. Euiss ions, IHap5=eac-, necssis. etc Corresss Functional Disorders saused bg ercrrs O. szssssss, quickly restoring lost Manhood in old or yorrs, giving VieoE snd Strength where formerly Vt ssn ness pre- vailed. Convenient p .s zag simpia, sfsosaA and legitimate, Cure Is quick ossi ttoro.igh.
 Don't be 5seeivad 5Y initar;.sk insist | . 2, ANTo&'S Yitasizs-s Seus scaled if so1r 'rsgSist does nos haFs it. Price one so:lsr psr packas-. : for s5 si5h written gua-as1se of .iete CUTS InforRssion, refesel css, etc. trss sn5 s;asiaential. Send us stat srcent of case and 25c for EeeE-'s trial trestmsDF. One only, sent to szcA person.
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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
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 ScAzZbng's Best tea makes good cake taste better.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

The Southern Pacific railroad have made rates of one and one-fifth fare from all points in Arizona for the Phoenix races. Tickets will be good until January 3.
 W. Auams, Mrs. W. Adams, Scott NJ. Adams. and Charles B. Adams, of Warren. Ohio, arrived here this morn ing and are contemplating remaining here this winter.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

Hoods r iis sre nsomps- ffioien.. sl ways reueois, easy tu tat~. easy to operate
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
\ Wonderful Change

Has bean produ uced in she condition o' uy health by few bottlss Of Hoods Ssrsaosrilis | has giveo me Il Sood appetite aud ene5ied ms 10 sleep b~t;eF shan I have far years. l. has purified uny hood ard my skin IS cleared of 'rn- psrfsc.ious." MRS. \. E NcoEE. i0l6 Fldsu $ :, E4=t L .sVsg~s. N " Msxsco
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

When bilious or coetive eat Cas- ceret, candy cathsrtic, cure guaranteed 9 est. ,I0 cts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16
To Orchardists.

Small lot of fruit trees in nur. cry for sale at a great sac rifce for cash, 4 genuine pro- position. Call soon if you want the benefit. Inquire at the HERALD flee. d&w
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-16

sSs.p..ss,.ss Ger .zs~ Sasszies ay PbRni Guaranty and sS bssTacs Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

to have the book out by the 1st of April
or the 18th of that month at the latest.
The book will probably consist of sixty
four pages. and will contain in all III
routes The directions are most minute
and all routes are made extremely plain
for the reading of any one. While most of
the routes local ones. there are some
which extend as far north as Boston, to
be used for touring. taking in Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York There Is
another. route which goes through the
Shenandoah valley and ends at Bristol
Tenn. In addition to this, all league hotels
are named and also all repair shops along
the routes and other information for the
cyclists. to say nothing of the maps that
will go with the book. A sample page
of the future book has been placed In
time and electrotype has been made,
the route being the one to Frederick The
book will be given free to all league mem
bers. while charge of 81 will most likely
be made to all not members of the organi-
alton.
Curing the week the following applica-
tions were received: J. Stuart Ball. 1902
30th street; William P. Herbst 300 Penn
sylvania avenue; George w. Pierce 1915
sth street northeast; c. A. Goldsmith, Oh
Pennsylvania avenue; NJ. s. Fealy, 100
New Jersey avenue: Arthur d. Hayden.
1905 18th street; David o. Floyd, War De
partment: Edwin Dunkerly, 17l3 18th
street; J. B. Kendall, 61S Pennsylvania
avenue.
Secretary Treasurer Charles E. Wood
yesterday mailed thirty-one applications
for membership to the general secretary
On February 1, 1896, the local division
stood thirtieth in the list of divisions
with ninety members. On February 1 of
this year 1t still held the same position
with 2l5 members. the other divisions
having experienced a change in member
ship. Since the LIST of this month the
local division has passed the next state
Arkansas-and is now In the twenty-ninth
place. 1t Is now only Eine members be-
hind Oregon-the next state-and by next
week the local division will crawl I'D to
the twentyeighth place.
The next regular meeting of the division
will be held on the evening of March 49,
the meeting place not as yet being Sc
lected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

From the Chicago Post.
Il wonder how he got such a good Job, :"
he said.
why, don't you know" she returned
when he applied for it he told them that
his marriage the following week depended
upon his g. tting something to do at once"
And they gave it to him."
They did"
How ready people are to help a man
to get into trouble, aren't they?"
She didn't answer. She didn't feel that
she could answer without exhibiting a tenn
per that she usually tried to keep in con-
cealment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
Reflections of a bachelor.

From the New York Press.
A bachelor maid is a spinster who lives
in a city instead of small town.
Some men are perfectly lovely" and
others are so much more so that you never
think of it.
A girl is bound to have a wedding of
some sort; If she can't get man, she says
she is welded to her work.
The more a woman talks about the equal
ity of the sexes, the less she likes to admit
that she has to work for living.
The main reason why short skirts will
never become popular with women is be-
cause then they couldn't wear out their old
shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
The Thank. Were Premature.

From the San Francisco ArgoLaut.
During the rebellion the 10Th Maine ac-
quired reputation for foraging the coun-
try so thoroughly that they were said to
have starved the confederacy out. One day
they were sweeping along dining on the fat
Of the land as usual. Another troop was
Gen. Hancock. AS the general was passing
one plantation the proprietor came out and
hailed his party.
General" said he, st want some sort of
safeguard. The troops that have just gone
by stole my pigs. lifted my hen roosts and
emptied my cellar
Il am very sorry" said Hancock
Yes" continued the old man, they stole
everything but my hope of Immortality
Thank God. none of them can steal that"
Don't be too sure of that" retorted the
general; 1.-The 10th Maine is coming next"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
LonelyviIle's Musical Treat,

From Puck.
Mr.. Hermitage (of Lonelyville)-"How
were the musical numbers at the Lonely
vile Literary Society meeting, in the
schoolhouse, last night?"
Mr.. Isolate (of Lonelyville. enthusiastical-
ly)-"Splendid! Mr.. Remotely had a new
cylinder of popular tunes for his music
box: and as my music box played some of
them. we had several beautiful music box
duets!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

From It'd Bits.
An impecunious doctor was waited upon
at his house by stranger. to whom. think
ing the visit professional" he offered a
chair.
Thank you.' was the reply: but pardon
me, my instructions to take the lot,
unless you pay the debt and costsr'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

From Puck.


First Artist-"Did You paint Stamp, the
tragedian. in that tragic role YETI"
Second Artist-"No: that's off,
First Artist-"Wh the trouble
Second Artist-"Well, he'd assume the
pose all right, but he couldn't keep it
there wasn't any applause"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
Business Reasons.

From the Indianapolis Journal
Watts-"I don't see why a man Of your
religion should observe the Christian Sab
bath"
Mr.. Acheimer-For burely pizness rea-
sons. my tear frendt. like to hat one day
ven I am not selling below cost and losing
money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
Another Philnn 1 hrOpist,
From the Chicago Tribune.

7 rOIn Tue chicago Trlbune.
1T would put great deal more money
in circulation" the man in the fur-lined
overcoat was saying. 'if everybody who
owes anything would simply pay his debts
The amount might not be much in any ono
case, but in the aggregate 1t would be an
immense sum and do more than anything
else to restore confidence and bring good
times"
That's easy to say" responded the man
in the shaggy ulster. but where's a fellow
to get the money? For instance. 1t has
taken me two whole days to rake enough
together to pay my taxes
Taxes" rejoined the other. "Grea,
Scott. What are you doing that for?
never pay my taxes till June!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
Rapid Reading.

From the Indianapolis Journal.
He-"That is just like woman-reading
the end OF a novel first. It seems to be the
nature Of woman to jump at a conclu-
sion.''
ned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
One Point In His Favor.

From the Chicago Record.
Il don't like your preacher a. well ~
oufH. He talks through his ncse."
That's all right. He doesn't say pro-
gr'm.'"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27
Criticism

Criticism.
From the Detroit Journal.
Here 1 have painted storm at sea
What do you think Of it,"
You are very-er-um-"
"Yes?''
Very much at sea-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

From the F1iegende Batter.
Everybody says my daughter got her
beauty from me. What do you say to
that?" THAT 1t was unkind of her to take
II from you"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

Obstncles.
From the Chicago Record.
1T Is very difficult to court q girl with
q wealthy father
Yes: or with a handsome mother"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-02-27

WHEELS

With the exception of the few rainy days
the weather has continued to be mid
enough for cycling. In fact riding at this
season of the year with the moderate tenn
perature. is invigorating to the last degree.
and braces the body to a marked degree.
The conditions are exactly similar to fall
riding, season of the year which experts
and physicians declare is the most ideal
weather for cycling. The rain of the early
part of the week will prevent any visit be-
Ing made to Dickeys at Great Falls. The
swollen river and the swift current which
Is magnified many times in the narrow
width at the ferry below the falls, will rem
der 1t impossible for the boats to cross.
Even though the water subsidized during the
week 1t will take several days more before
the current resumes its normal condition at
Dickeys, which In its usual condition is
very swift
The times., 1897-12-05

has beer looked forward To with considerable
anticipation by those who recall the favor
able impression which this piece made upon
Washington theatergoers when seen here
last year. The company is under ne or
rectian OF Mr.. Brenton Thorpe, of VIDE
experience, who has been most ambitious
to make the>preseut tour memorable. He
has engaged a company Of unusual excel
lence, and metropolitan critics have been
unanimous IN their praise OF the companys
coFnmenssagle work. The comedy has J.ist
entered Upon its second ear OF It's career in
London, while ii will shortly be presented
In both Perrin and Paris. 1t is devoid or
anything that is suggestive. and the titie
role, which is portrayed 10y Mr.. Grartiot, is
in no Iuanrer efleninatc, In fact, there
is not the slightest dialogue or Character
izatioh that could offer the least JffenSe.
The company this season is far superior to
that seen here on its earlier enga cement,
and, taSi;ies MI Etienne GirardOt and Miss
Layiuia ShG nnon, includes such versatile
players as Gertrude HonaD, Fanny Young,
Monte Donieo, Idalene Cotton, RAY nond
Capp, George F. Farren and others OF equal
Iepute. The advance sale OF seats has been
extremely large, and more than indicates
the interest manifested over the engage
nlent.
The times., 1897-12-05

Herr Joseph Staudiel David Bispham and
NJ. yiviaui Messrs. Danrosch and Ellis
will bring the fun New York $ Symphony
Orchestra and a chorus OF Zoe Voices.
The mounting and cestunling viii be com
plete in every detail. Mr.. Walter Dam
rosch, the director and cO-proprietOr with
Mr.. c. A. Ellis OF the Company, and who
will alternate with SfgnJr Bimauni IN CON
dncting the operas, is we'll and favOra bly,
known in Washington as a Son-in-law Of
the late distinguished stateSman, Hon.
James g. Blaine. He is in the thirty
sixth year of his age, and is son or
the late Leopold Damrosch. who WAS the
conductor of the New York Symphony Or
cheStra and the New York DratnriO So
ciety. The elder Damrosch died in 1855.
and his son, Walter, then only twenty
three years OF age, was appointed To sue
ceed him III these two positions. It has
been said that the son brought greater
glory TO them than his father. Mr- pam
rosch's reputation as Conductor IS second
70 none in this Country, and lie has
lately esshved with success a new role
that OF Operatic composer. he wr5te the
score for The Scarlet Letter" Uf which
the libretto is by Mr.. George PaTse
Lathrop. The opera was first produced
In Boston by the DamroScii Company, and
under the composers direction, last eb
ruary, and scored an instantaneous sue
cess. With Mr. Damrosch condncting m
orchestra is no perfuRctory work. He has
gathered about him superb body Of mu-
sicians anc singers. and what they do
undeI the spell OF his baton is Of splendid
character. The cast Of the operas which
have been set forth in fnIl in the Published
The times., 1897-12-05

has visited nearly all the other large
cities since then, duplicating every where
the splendid impression made in this city.
tHeartSease" is type OF the best .,lays
which have won exceptional popular sue
cess during the past ten years. 1t has the
wholesome flavor and charm of Rose
mary The Prisoner of Zenda,' ..Jnder
the Red Robe" and plays of a similar
quality, which have obtained such u posi-
tive stamp Of public approval. 1t tells n
interesting love story in which the spirit Of
romanticism, charming sentiment and stir
ring incidents form the chief elements. II
deals with the fortunes of Eric Temple,
young musicalcomDoser, wh0isi in love with
Miss Neville, the daughter of wealthy
nobleman, He has written an opera with
which he hopes to win fame and tortdne,
and through than the sanction of his sweet
hearts father to their marriage. T.lro Ugh
the machinations OF Sir Goeffrey Ponfret
who is also in love with the young woman,
he is robbed of his opera and is placed In
a false position in the estima tion OF his
sweetheart and her family. His opera is
subsequently, produced successfully. IN 1eT
different title, his rival posing as the com
poser. The song 'Heartsease" in the opera
leads to the detection of the theft audrrau
that has been committed. With the aid cf
his sweetheart, who is now thoroughly con-
yinced or her lovers honesty, the right ul
composer triuIpphs Mr. Miller has a
splendid supporting company. 1t incl ldes
among others, A rtlfHr Elliot Leslie 4 Hen,
| Prince Lloyd, Z, A. Hill, Henry Mofen,
1 Frank Beamisli, james Leahy, Z. j..
The times., 1897-12-05

Instruction that makes a beautiful
rounaed specimen OF fennainity out o.
every girl who faithfully follows the Ire-
c''It+ sid the rules OF the TWO instructors
who are Under contraes With Klaw K Er-
ieHeer To carefully supervise the OtsG9or
diversion OF their On. Round-oe- Pleas
uTe girls.
Every morning, In any sort Of weather
except that which is prchibitory upon OUT
doc exercise, the bicycii-ts. the fenc,rs
and the golfers OF the company may be
seen at their various exercises. The FORMER
are given strict instructions not to overslo
themselves, not TO ride too rapidly and rot
t. Iaes While engaged i'll ordinary practice.
The goIfinS class, IN the most appfov ed and
graceful sultings, VIII assemble every
ms.FIiifg at loo'ciocktn tbeuost sequestpr.d
par, o. the park that VIII admit OF the ras-
ciI'atine game They are adopts at the Tt
Of geifins, and they keep the eutta- percha
spheres spinning from link to link In she
shai pest fashion.
''The fencing class Is composed OF a large
proportion OF the pFetrs girls Who appear
as apprentices and testers In the first and
second acts. They are among the inOst
graceful of all the KIaw X ErIanEer .irIs.
D~-s'A nv '44~S eH-- eeaFNp - DfANas u Ats 81
three-quarters Of an hour and then an hour
and half 70 through the fesints, passes .tud
thrust or the code dueI'O with as much
precision as il they were part and parcel Il
a French military school or male students
In a 6icrraah university Then when 5he
mornings work Is done rhcre Is the retreat
10 a Turkish bath, aad Attended 5y afoTcs
OF skiliful female masseuges the young
singers are pur through the Process OF the
hath and they yesnergein the early Afternoon
as fresh as lot OF green field bUttercIps
That Is the secret OF so much life. nerve aud
viyacfty in the performances OF one Round
NJ Pleasure -
The times., 1897-12-05

productions in the repertoire of this Justly
celebrated musical organization. All OF
the productions are OF massive character,
and will be given with the same Complete
ness and attention to detail which has
characterized their rendition in New York,
Boston ana Philadelphia. The season wAl
be inancurfted on Monday evening, Te-
cember 13, with the presentation or yer,iis
La Traviata, to befolIowed by Wagner's
great work. 'Lohengrin,v en- Tuesday even
ing; Bizet's Carmen on Thursday even
ing, and Gounodss Faust ON Friday even
ing. The following is a complete list OF
of the principals Of the Company: So
pranos and me2zo-sopranos, Madame MeIha
Frau Johanna Gadssi, Madame van Cau-
teren, Frcau GiseIla Staudigi and Frauieins
Seygard, Toronto and hatfield; tenors,
Herr Ernest Kraus, NJ hos, NJ. Sal:gnac
and NJ. Car5one, barton IS and lassttS. Signor
Giuseppe Campnnari. Herr Emil Fischer,
The times., 1897-12-05

Etienne Girardot is d gentleman with an
interesting personality, OF sedateness a nd
sobriety one might think incapable OF TAX ing
on the conicalities he induiges in in such
broad farce as Miss Francis and Char
leyfs Aunt" uf which he lis such popular
exponent. An Englisflman by birth, but
of French descent, he bears the facial char
acteristics OF the latter and has all the
linguistic FecEliaIsties OF the former. Mr.
Girardot is goo1-luoking Fellow OF thirty
five or fheleabouts, the strongly marked
lines or whose face irresistibly remind one
of the death mask of Richelieu with the
intellectual light restored to it. here is
also a strong reminder in il of the face of
Louis XI, but here the Resemblance 10 that
monarch ends, for religious bigetry has no
place in MI. 6iIardot's makeup. On he
contrary, 1t isas raconteur and bon vivant
that Mr.. Glrardot appearsat his best.
Interesting as he is when behind the foot
lights with has merry quibs and amusing
antics, il is al the arter-the-shew supper