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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
DRAMATICsDOTs

engaged Mr.. Charles B. Hanford, the
Shakespearean actor, for the coming sea-
son as co-star with Mr.. Louis James and
MISS kathryn kidder. The engagement
of Mr.. Hanford will add material strength
to the combination. His long association
with Booth and Barrett, with Thomas w.
keeneTs and In the late Hanferd-Tyler-
MacLean combination has served to place
him In the foremost ranks of American
Mr.. Hanford will be seen in
such parts as Capt. Absolute in 1.-The
Rivals, The King In Henry "" Ma
polean in MADAME Sans Gene" Leontes
in Winters Tale" Joseph Surface in
THE School for Scandal" and Marc An
tony in Julius Caesar" all of which
plays will have a9dstinet and complete
scenic production.
It is fifteen years since Henry E. Dixey
crowded the Bijou theater, New York, for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

The return engagement of Sporting
Life" at the Metropolitan closes with the
performance tonight. While not as sue
cessful as the first visit. it has neverthe-
less ben quite satisfactory. The play GER
tainly deserves all the success it has won,
for, as a melodrama, its equal has never
been seen in this country.
Magnificently mounted and costumed,
rapid in action and full of the vivid real
ity of actual life from start to finish, the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

Fred ]. Butler; Erastus, the senator's
colored servant, Fred Wallace; Mabel
Denman, Lila Vane; Mrs. Schuyler,
Dolores; Josie, her step-daughter, Sandol
Milliken; Mrs. Hillary, a susceptible
young widow, Edythe Chapman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
Midsummer Excursions.

Toronto, Niagara Falls and thousand
Islands, lake and rail, all expenses in
GUIDED Get itinerary. G. w. Folds,
Manager Northwestern National Bank,
Minneapolis, Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

Here is your end=of- the-century Chris
tan science, mind-cure, and faith-healing
all rolled into one
This is the great 1 Am!
His name is Shelton-Thomas J. Shell
ton-and his followers are legion even in
the city of New York, though Little
Rock, Ark, is his headquarters. Imagine
It, George Gould, Gen. E. Burd Grubb
late minister to Spain and unsuccessful
candidate for governor of New Jersey;
Durham Wheeler, the architect. and
scores Of others are on his lists, says the
New York World
IIe is God, he says, and 900 people
in these enlightened United States De
lieve him. Some 10000 of them send him
fifty cents year for his paper, 1.-THE
Christian and the other 6000G write
him letterS-you must enclose 81 asking
for treatment for bad luck, false lovers,
Group in chickens, The return of D1tsspent
fortunes, bad dreams, NANCY dogs. con-
sumption, bad temper, unbelief.
And Shelton is making $50, COG from them
every year. He is the limit in Christian
Science, faith cure and mind cure all
rolled into one He had big following
in New York. 1t only costs a dollar.
He send out some harmonious V1Dr0-
tions-your dog gets over the mango, or
you make hit In Wall street, or you
collect debts that everybody believed
were bad, or your heart disease miracu-
lousy disappears or you sell $4,000 pic
ture Here it Is at last-the great AIMS
cure for bad luck, for he makes more
money by vibrating you business success
than by all other dog. cures and religious
absurdities put together. -
MR.. SHELTON, OF ARKANS1As. -
ST am thousand years ahead of every
lowers of his cult say 'Amen!" when he
tells of his cure for poverty.
In 1857 Thomas J. Shelton first appeared
Christian Church, to which the late
revival meetings that aroused the ire Of
pressible won out. The proof was a
instead of the ramshackle shed where he
started.
But within the new church was sown'
were spread about the pastor Some even.
said she drank!
I do" said he with chaTfning frank
ness 1T is dipsomania, d disease, and
my physician says my system is so Pc.
all the time E5T
He got them. The Littlee Rockers be-.
lieved him. One of the elders procured a
jug and put it in the vestry where the
minister could have access to 1t before
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04
Notice-New Trains to Oshkosh and
Fond du Lac.

Leave Minneapolis 6:25 p. M, st. Paul
6:55 p. m. via North Western Line-C.,
ST. p, M. & O. Ry.. going via Merrill
Ian and Marshfield, and arrive Wausau
2:40 a. m, Clintonville 4:5O a. M, New
London 5:25 a. M, Appleton Junction,
900 a. M, Oshkosh $50 a. M, Fond du
Lac 1880 a. M, Manitowoc SIS a. m She
boygan 900 a. m.
! Through sleeping cars and chair cars
to Fond du Lac.
Tickets and information at 395 Robert
street, ST. Paul, Alb Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
A NOTABLE REUNION
The Gathering of the Rough
 Riders At Las Vegas

The regimental reunion of the Rough Riders a. Las Vagas, June A, will be, says the Fl Paso Herald, one Of the most important gatherings in the history of the southwest. Be- sides the 1000 or more Rough Riders. visitors from all portions of New Mexico, Arizons, Oklahoma and Texss will doubtless attend, for the rail- reads have all offered reduced rstes and the popuIsce will undoubtedly avail itself of the opportunity to visit New Me1ioo's summer resort during the hot months. A program for the three days encampmsnt sf the Rough Riders at Las Vegas has been arranR-
 ed. Addresses will be made by Col Roosevelt end Col Brodie, and the regiment will bs reviewed by Col. Roosevs cit and staff and invited guests among whom will be Gen. Wheeler and Senator Dspew of New York.
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EDITORIAL HUT SHOT
How the Nogaies Editors
 Enjoy Themselves

Tue Nogales Ossls slludes to the editor of the Vidette as a "chappy" man, and throws hot pepper at him in several directions. The Vidstte man responds in the following de- ligh.iully new and original style, sounding 50 siraE ge iu Arizona:
 "That old pu-ill ,nimous Bail-Buz. gard turned hia self loose again las! week in his most discu ting, unfair and uUjDurnaiistic manner, II every reade. of The Vi.:e,te did TO: know his aiimeut-Shich by ;he way has become chronic -anl the pit,iul physical aaJ mental condition he has been in, for To thee many months. we would devote column-mayhe two-iu telling how this poor old, messly, mangy, whining cur, sue ceeds in hanging on 10 Nogsles like 0 fostering sore, which he so nearly resembles. Too mean for earth; tCo base for hell. We canno. help woader- ing at the saintly patience exhibited by good, kind God, who. knowing the Bala-Buzzard's vicious propen- sities, does not remove this pimpli from the face of fair Nature"
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ARIZONA RES URGES.
What an Observing Writer
 Says of cur Territory.

Arizona is a territory of mining wonders. Her great copper, gold and silver mines have demonstrated that she possesses unlimited mineral re- sources and yet the prospec,or's pick has scarcely began it's discovery work Indian raids, scarcity of water and want of transportation facilities to many of her mineralized mountain ranges. have greatly retarded Ter opening and development of several of her most promising aud richest miLing districts. The first of these, however. has been eAectualiy settled the second largely overcome c, and the third undergoing a rapid transforms tion by the building of local branch railroads to her mos: productive mi D. ing camps, and today Arizona IS en- .eriDe sn era of mining activity and substantial growth never before known in her history. The handspring Of this energy is largely centered in the fact that the common use of e!ectri- city has created greater demand foI copper, requiring increased prod uction and stimulating prices, both of which will bring Ariz ona to the front aud build for her a copper producing record tha. very soon will be unsur- passed by any state or country - Frank Judson, in the M,riug Re- porter, Denver.
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\ NEW ENTERPRISE
4 Large Concentrating Plant
 For Custom Ones

It is understood machinery for 8 large concentrating plant is to arrive
 shortly at Cochise for the erection 0!
 of plant to treat custom ores. Such
 plant would prove of much material
 benefit to miners operating in this county, and would do much toward
 promo oting more development in min
 ing hereabouts. Being favorably
 located on railroad to nearest point
 touching 8 vast mineral bearing sec
 tion, and within easy access, there IS DO
 reason to advance why, with proper management and reasonable rate for working charges, that the enterprise would not be success and a profit able undertaking for it's promoters. It IS said the Golden Queen Co.
 who are working the Golden Rule mine near Coeiise, are behind ;he venture and the ores ci the company, considerable of which Is accommodating on the Gunps, will be concentrated at the new plant. The concentrstor will be of % ton capacity, will be modern and comylste in every particular, and whenever custom ores can be handled it is said will be done.
 The enterprise cannot but be regarded with favor by chlorIders and miners,
 who by taking advantage of the ssvir E | offered in working their ores here will | make quite difference in their
 returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
ARIZONA ATMOSPHERE
A Rival of Joe MulhattOn
 Arises in the Territory

Henry Scettey is one of the most enthusiastic men within tee borders of the Territory on the benefits to be derived from the climate of Arizona. Yesterday he wss relating to a party of friends how life was saved in far of Michigan. He says that 8 con- sumptive who has been spendihg the winter here recently received a tele- gram from Detroit stating that 6 brother who was also suffering with pulmonary trouble was at deaths door and If he wished to zee bim alive he should come at once. The devoted brother immediately packed his effects and started, but before leaving he had his bicycle pumped up 10 its full capacity and checked through to Detroit. Upon his arrival there he rode his wheel up to his brothers apartment, aud upon entering brought the wheel into the the room with him. Ia so doing ke came in | contact with a carpet tack which punctured the iron. tire. The sick brother began to grow stronger st once. and when it was plainly visible that it was due to the Arizona air, the other tire was purposely punc.ui ed SC as to give him the bencfit of as much ss possible of the llle-ree.oring ozone
 Both brothers are now almost well and will be in Arizona soon and make affidavit to the foregoing statement oI fac.s.-Phoeri1 Republicia1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
Postage te be Reduced so One Gent

The enormous increase in the number ofle,ters carried in the U. 5. mails makes it certain that the rate of postage must eventually be reduced to one cent an ounce. The President who succeeds in getting such measure through Congress will hold high place in the esteem of the people, but no higher than the esteem in which everybody holds Hos,e,,er's Stomach Bitters. This medicine has an unequallcd record in reducing the sick ness ofnankind. It gets at the starting point of disease by acting upon the stomach direct, helping that important organ in its duty of digesting food. It makes good appetites, allays nervous ness, stimulates. tbe kidneys, and makes rundown man or women feel like a new person. Trv 1t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
ROBBERS CAPTURED
Arizona Female Bandit and
 Companion Captured

The robbing of the Florence stage | few days since has occasiOned much nStoriety from the fact that . female bandit was implicated in the hold-up. On Saturday the robbers, . man aud woman, were Overtaken at Benson, and are now in the custody of Sheriff Truman of Pinsl county. The couple after robbing the stage immediately headed for Cochise county coming up the San Pedro river to Benson, where they were captured. The two at first denied that they were she parties wanted but later confessed to being the stage robbers. The man, who claims to be French Canadian, and talks with . French accent. told Of the circumstances of the robbery and in relating the incident, was much amused ct the alacIity of the passen- gers to hand over their vsluables. The highwaymsn thought it : Grea, joke and laughed heartily ss he reeounted the adventure. His female companion, she, who held the gun in g threatening manner while her mate collected the money, was very reticenl and would not commit hereself abou, the affair. When captured. the pluck ' female bandit still wore her .overali. and was trying to pass for man, bu, she forget to tie up her hair, the lonf black tresses hanging down her back the same tell.tale mistake she made while holding up the stage. She alsc had two si1-shoo,ers buckled abou
 her wsist-the same two taken from the stage. The woman is small o stature weighs about 90 lbs. but il
 cool and collected and refuses to tel anything of herself. Ali the money some $390, was recovered and thu prisoners were taken to Florene' where they will be held for trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

There are two applicants for teachers certificates before the board of fexaRiIn- CTS today. Arthur Saler of Dos Cabezas who applies for 1st grade certificate and Miss Raychsl Gibson of Pearcs TOT End g.sde certificate. There are [ school graduates from. Bisbee and Tombstone also taking the examina a.ion not for certificate, for Lone of the applicants gre of the required age, but merely as test. The follosing arc tho names O! the graduates who are taking the ex- animation Fan nis Armitage, Mabel Goldsworthy, Addie Kindred, John Carter, Roy Morfoo!, Marcus Schwart tz Eva Wolcott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
A MINES HISTORY
Once Brought $4O,OOO and Abandoned Now . Producer

The late Geo. Hearst bought the Washington mine in 1880 for $40, 900 tnt afterwards abandoned it, as the amount of silver in the ore was not sufficient to pay, and everybody was then mining for silver. La'ee bodies of what was called "mundic" were encountered and this was thrown over the dunn p as worthless. It has since been shown that this "mundic" carries ls per cent copper. and it was as . copper mine that it was sold the other day to Denver capitalists for 4I2O, 900. After the property was abandoned ty Mr. Hearst. it was re- located by Frank Olsen and Jerry Nsvi.i as the Pride of tho West. and it i. now shipping forty tons of ore daily at big profit. The mine is in Washington camp. which Is nsmed after it. Thus it will be teen that even such . successful mining man al Geo. HesTst. who died worth ten ;mili,ans, occasionally made mistake, get he oaee told the writer, who wal we'll acauiAnt,d with him. that if one mine in ten the. he bought was lgood he was perfectly, sa,isEed;CFlorencs Tribune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
BARGAIN COUNTER

F. N. Coleett has established . bar gain countes st his store which is attracting much sttention and jujR- ing from the number Of seles made would appear that the people know . gsod thing when they see 1t. Just to show how amazingly shesp are goods sold Ws quote the pricS Of jane or jsllies. of California brands put up in tins or glsss jars for $l.50 per dozen. Also large variety of fruits put up in fsAcy jars. pickles, ssuces etc. st sinlsr prices. Cigars st less than aholessls prics'. Candies. pipes and actions, els st ela-sL,sring prices. Gs shsss, ses for ycsys.,i and bs coavisc, sd. u
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

During court the Tombstone Stage Co. will make close connections with all trains. Three round trips @ day will be made as follows. Leave to connect wi.h 4. &. s. F.. train for Benson at 6. m, Leave for BisLce i0 :45 &. m. Leave for east and west Benson, \. NJ. X As 50 ?. m. Return ming arrive with east and west mail and passengers ' Q. Ill. Arrive from Bisbee 10 30 a. m. Arrive from Benson, A. & s. E. 30 ?. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
One Of these dave, says the Phos

One oi these dave, says the Phoenix Republican, some man or men of msans will give Arizona Manitou in southsrn Arizona and then the wonder will be that the want was not supplied sooner. The money that ASizonisos spend elsewhere every summer would build in this territory . world fsmous resort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
This Is Your Opportunity.

On receipt of ten cents, casi; or stamps, . generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm sufficient to demon strste the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 56 Warren St., New York City. Rev. John Reid, IT,, of Great Falls, Mont l. recommended Ely's Cream Balm to mo. I can emphasize his statement, ''lt ;s 2osi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed "-- Rev. Francis ". Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 - Eiy's Cream Balm is the acknowledged eure for catarrh md captains no mercury S0s any injurious drug. Pncs' 50 cents,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

A number o! Mexicans were in- volved in a drunken quarrel at Fair bank today and 6 cutting sffray is reported as consequence. The Mexicans were all drunk and general row also accounts for the battered condition of come of the counten- ances of the manyana gentlemen Deputy Sheriff Brsvin went to the scene: this morning to look into the cutting scrape,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Since it has been discovered that dslirium trsmens can Dc produced by the sxssssivs use of tss, . society has been formed for the purpose of driv- ing out whisky saloons with tea
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The Phoenix Republican is doing good service for Arizona in publishing shs mining letters of Geo. Smalley and J. N. Fry. The newsy write-ups si the various mining campo of the territory give much information and shows the progress of mining dsvel- spmsnt throughout Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The Morrison Bros. of Rston have just been awarded the contract by the United States government for sn h. dian school in Arizona of six buildings to cost $60,0O0
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Some spsw fell on the mountains near Tucson c day or two since and the Tsossn papers are advertising the fact in the hope sf inducing visitors from abroad to come and see the rare sight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Peter Wallace, an eli pioneer min CT died at the hospital Saturday. Wal lace suffered from cancer of the stomach and complication of ailments He was 60 years of age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

There are indications that thi' summer will produce the ususl mum Der of beverages with brsnd-nev names and the same old effects.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The Can Can restaurant received large consignment of seasonhble delicacies today. The Can Can will will be open day and night during court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Thoa. Winders, whose school days were spent in Tombstcne, IS a visitor from San Francisco. He is ia the employ of the s. P. Co. at San Fran cisco being connected with the passen. ger department. He will remain here several days on visit to his mother and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

J. c. Weiser, the jewe!er is clo.ing up his business here preparatory to leaving for Germany and those desir- ous of buying good jswelry at bargain prices would do well to call on hun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Edward M. Whitebouse started from Bloomington. Illinois, for Pres. colt, Arizona, over Isix months ago, and since that time his friends have not heard from him, an d 1t is supposed he wandered off while temporarily insane and has died.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

MT. T. K. Abernethy has returned from California where he has been spending the last two moaths and has resumed charge of the Dragoon Station agency.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

New York expected to raise sl 50. 600 in . week for the Dewey festivities. but the subscriptions still amount to !sss than $1oO6o. After New York . experience with the Grant monu- msnt fund the promoters of the Dewey affair might have known enough to keep the figures low.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

From all appearances there will be plenty of gambling games provided for the sporting inclined. Several faro banks, crap and poker games will have their "lsyouts" ready for the wary court attendant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

A Columbus (Ohio) woman refuses to pay for . piano, and sets up the clsin that she was hypnotized by the agent who ssld it to her. That agent would almost seem to be justified In strikiaR fer raise of salary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

An automobile will appear on the streets of Phoenix soon. It will, the Herald says, be ,bs property of two Or three citizens who will put it in for their personal pleasure and possibly as a money making proposi- ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Mrs. Goo. Brsvin and family left Saturday for Stockton, Cal, where they go on @ yisit to friends and relatives.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11
BISBEE JOTTINGS
 BIsBEE, June ,, 1899


 COVERINGS
 Better weather prevails apparent, and rain indications are getting scarcer,
 Wm Lutlsy is . visitor here from Tombstone. He will remain for several dAys.
 Dr. L. J. Allen, the cattle inspector. who came in from Nsgslss yesterday left this morning for she San Bsrnsr- dino ranch.
 Mrs. A. T. Sowls returned yestsr- day after . lengthy visit with friends and relatives in California. She was greatly benefited by her trip.
 This aftsrn oon's train brought in . number of passengers among whom were included several expert mschin- ists bound for Mexican mines. Mrs. Lizzie Crouch and her sister, Miss Bertha Wittig, intend leaving sosn fo. San Francisco whore they will remain during the summer.
 JIM. Rsuaud. of Pearee, is here on . businsss trip. He reports lively times at Psarss and the business out look bright for that section of the country.
 The work of improvement on the Copper Queen Co.'S. warehouses and buildings is still !sr from completion The store however will soon be out oi the earpsntsrs' hands and is nov receiving its finishing touches. G. A. Mstcalf, NAoosari; J. T Luidley, St. Lcuis; c. T. Rsnaun and E. E. McVssgh, San Francisco; J. B Augoti and D. F. Murphy, Tucson Seth Leavenworth and wife, Corons City, Msx., are registered at the besse mer.
 MT. Edward Barker, who with hi wife, left here lately for California fol for the bsneft of his health, is reported a being quite ill st Pasadena, Cal It is se Dc hoped that his illness is o short duration and that he ma, eventually entirely recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

\. the election last Monday to vote for SIG. .OJO bonds for the purpose Of building school house in Nosales school district No ], tho proposition vas carried almost unanio ously, there being only enc vote against voting the bouds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The total length of the worlds cables is now TIC. eco miles. With . wire from San Franeisco to Manila via Honolulu the circuit will be eom- plsts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

ProfF c. Willard came in Saturday from the Huacbucas to be on hand as one of the examination board 10. the teachers examination held today,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The Graham county papers ere advocating the holding of an agricul- tursl and mechanical fair in that county.
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A sand storm is raging in the valley between Topabstone and the DrsgO 0ns and the view of the mountains is obscured by the dense clouds of dust.