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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
Mason and Mason.

Broadhurst and Currie, the owners and managers of Rudolph and Adolph." in which Mason and Mason have been so successful in the stellar roles, are one of the most reliable and substantial firms of amusement managers, and have not only made important productions in America, but in England as well. where Mir. Broadhurst has successfully managed the Strand Theatre, London's most fash ionable playhouse for several years
 They have always catered to the very best class of amusement lovers. both here and abroad. with high class plays and companies exclusively, and their trade mark is sufficient guarantee of the excellency of any attraction.
 Rudolph and Adolph" with Mason and Mason, the German Emperors in the stellar roles which comes to the Mont gomery Theatre Tuesday matinee and night, is one of the funniest comedies ever written. Many new, tuneful and original musical numbers have been add ed and every member of the large com pany is a singer of more than ordinary ability and a large chorus has been en- gagged.
 The costumes are on scale of magni- fcence rarely seen and Rudolph and AdoIph' this season is not only one of the funniest and best musical comedies on tour but one of the most important and largest. .
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
Mahara's Minstrels at McDonald's

Headed by George Titchner. Maharas s minstrels will hold forth in royal carni- val in McDonald's Theatre next Tuesday night. A roster of thirty colored artists introduce in the minstrel performance specialties and innovations galore. in fact everything combined so as to make a clever performance of mnstrelsy, opera and vaudeville. Travelling in their own palace car, carrying a magnificent equip ment of scenery and effects, dazzling cos tunes, brass band and orchestra and giving a splendid street parade. Maraha Brothers seem to be able to substantiate their claim that they have a minstrel ag- gregation that if eaualled cannot be ex- celled.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
COINAGE OF THE NICKEL.
France Jcins in the List of Coun
 tries in its Use for Small Change.

France Jcins in the List of Coun
 tries in its Use for Small Change.
 France has decided to get into the list of the countries which use the metal nickel in the coinage of minor pieces of money. The metal will for the present at least, be used only in minting the five sous piece. a denomination which is almost on a parity with our five-cent piece. The new coin will be somewhat larger and heavier than the present franc piece, but will have the edges plain in- stead of milled. The metal has been in use in this country for coinage purposes since the passage of the act of Con- gress in 1857 This act authorizes the coinage of one-cent piece. weighing s2 grains and composed of sS per cent cob per and i2 per cent, nickel. bronze coin Of f grains weight was substituted for this under the act of 1sA. In lsya
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
Ambassadors Ladies' Garish Dress

At one or two receptions recently Wash ington's diplomatic set underwent severe shock on witnessing the gorgeous dis play of jewels to which other guests were treated by Countess Cassini, niece of the Russian Ambassador. The Count ess, a lovely girl of 19. wore a load of emeralds and diamonds on her neck such as had never been seen in Washington before. In addition she had an enormous tiara almost barbaric in its weight and richness. Another foreigner whose saf- torial splendor approached the garish was Baroness Won Hengelmuller. wife of the Austrian Ambassador.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
THEATRICAL CHAT.

Another book play Is to be given a pro- duction Fred C. Whitney has secured the rights of Marie corellis latest novel. Temporal Power" Arthur Forrest IS to be starred in this play, and it will be presented next October. Stanislaus stange has been engaged to make the dramatizaton.
 Miss Elizabeth 1yree Is to star under new management and in a new play. Manager Kirke LaShelle will produce "The Earle of Pawtucket," by Augustus Thomas, at the Madison Square Theatre, New York, the early part of February. Miss Tyree will have the leading part and will be supported by Lawrence dOrsay.
 David Warfield. who left Frisco some thirteen years ago, when he was playing at a local music hall, was hissed off the stage He promised himself never to return until he was a star. This prom ,se he made good TOT his recent engage ment at the Columbia Theatre in that city in "The Auctioneer'' was fulfill ment of the same.
 Ezra Kendall, who is starring in The Vinegar Buyer" and Is called "the come dian YOU all know" Is to dramatize Eu- gene Fields Little Boy Blue" Arthur Dunn will be seen in this play next sea- son and big production is promised
 "Checkers." which is to be produced in St. Louis February 16, under the man agement of Kirke IaShelle. will be pre- scented on a most elaborate scale. The organization will require the services of forty principals and some 200 supernumer- aries. One of the great scenes of the plav is a race scene. in which a motley crowd is needed The engagements al ready made for the principal roles in "Checkers'' are Thomas Ross Miss June Van Buskirk, Charles Swain. Robert Me-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25


 A farce comedy. minstrel performance and Eleanor Robson in Audrey" are the offerings at the Montgomery Theatre this week.
 While the other two attractions are Of interest, the appearance here Saturday night of Eleanor Robson in dramatiza- ton of Mary Johnstons interesting story will be the theatrical event of the week and will undoubtedly draw great au- dience. The New York newspapers have heaped praises upon Mss Robson and her associates for their production of Audrey" and Liebler & Co.,. managers, who invariably keep faith with the pub lie. give assurance that the company and appurtenances are the same as used In the metropolis.
 Tuesday matinee and night. Mason and Mason win present Rudolph and Adolph." comedy that has been seen here before and enjoyed greatly.
 Primrose and Dockstader's Minstrels come to the theatre Friday night. It Is said to be a high class company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
Recognized Authrity
A Scientific Expert and the
 Work He is Doing.

The treatment prescribed for the cure of the opium and whiskey habits hy Dr. B. M. Woolley IS perhaps the best in this country. He has been so successful in re- leving and permanently curing sufferers of this character that his name is well known throughout this country and Flu rope. He is a recognized authority. Write to him at Atlanta. Ga.. If you or any of your friends are interested.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
MoNTooMERY THEATRE.

MONTGOMERY THEATRE. Tuesday Matinee and Night--Mason and Mason, in Rudolph and Adolph." Friday Night-Primrose & Docksta- der's Minstrels. Saturday Night-Eleanor Robson in Audrey"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25

Aching in the small of the back is an ir dicatlon of NBright's Disease. The prop CT course in such cases Is to take a few doses of Prickly Ash 3itters. It is an ef- fectlve kidney remedy and bowel regu- lator adN-Med- -fri-sun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25

HARD COLDS-People whose blood is pure are not nearly so likely to take hard colds as are others. Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood pure; and this great medicine recovers the system after cold as no other medicine does. Take Hood'a.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
Wade, Charles W. Stokes and Miss Ethel

WaOc, Cnd1IeS " OlOhCS eAhA @NNS ~~N--N- Strickland.
 My own United States" the piece de resistance in When Johnny Comes Marching Home" playing at the New York Theatre, is likely to i'll long felt want in this country, that of national love song. The words are by Stanislaus stange and the music by Julian Edwards The so-called national hymns or songs now sung are taken from other sources and My Own United States" being en- tirely American in theme, ought to ap- peal strongly to lovers of patriotic music.
 "A Prince of Tatters," a new romantic comedy written by Sidney R. Ellis to ht the genius of Al H. Wilson. will be un- der the direction of Charles H. Yale and Sidney R. Ellis, which will be the third consecutive year of their manage ment of this sterling attraction MT. Wilson will be seen in the role of Prince Hugo Won Reppert. who is an impoV- erished and exiled Austrian. who comes to America in search of his wife who came over with her uncle and guardian Earl Richard Belmont. who Is the Gov ernor of Fort George. where the action of the pIay occurs The scene is laid in old New York in 17OO and 1t is amid these romantic surroundings the drama Is enacted.
 Miss Annie Russell. in Mice and Men, a four act play by Madeleine Lucette Ryley, appeared at the Garrick Theatre, New York, January 19. Miss Russell has been most fortunate in securing another play peculiarly adapted to her methods or acting and judging from the rouslng re- ception accorded her the opening night Miss Russell has an assured success in Mice and Men" The story of the play is one with strong heart interest. and tells of kind hearted. middle aged bachelor who adopts A founding and brings her up according to his own ideas. When she has grown to young woman
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25
A WIPES MESSAGE
Cured Her Husband of
 Drinking.
Write Her Today and She WIII
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My husband was hard drinker for over 20 years and had tried in every way to stop but

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 tell them just what the remedy is. My address is Mrs. Margaret Anderson,
 Box 86S Hillburn, N. Y.
 l am sincere in this offer.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25

and will gladly send 1t to if you win but write me to-day. As have nothing whatever to sell want no moneS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-01-25

McDoNALD's THEATRE. Tuesday Night-Mahara's Mins- trels.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
TEMPLE TO BE
 FINE BUILDING
PLANS FOR PYTHlAN HALL ARE
 DESCRIBED

Lower Floor Will Be Used for Dancing
 Purposes-clok to be Set in Stee-
 pie Ninety Feet High from Base
 E. G. Ord has at his office the plans for the new Pythian temple. which will be built in the>next few months on ground cleared on O K street. The plans show in detail the building and how the two floors will be divi- ded up r..
 The main feature of the building is dance hall down stairs that will be 4Sx71 feet With the exception of dressing and ante rooms the entire lower floor will be devoted to this dancing hall The floor is to be of the best quality of hard wood. On the upper floor is a lodge room. 42x50 feet. banquet hal 21x24 feet. reception room 14x15 feet and several smaller rooms. The lodge room Is to be fitted in elegant style, and when completed will be superior to anything of the kind in the territory. 1 The front of the building, which will be building stone. is to be the finest in the city. On the lower story there will be four large plate glass windows. with the entrance on one corner. The upper floor will be lighted by win
 dows from the front and the other three sides.
 An attractive feature of the building
 is a steepie ninety feet high, which
 will tower above everything in the
 city. In the face of this and towards the city will be a large town clock that will be regulated by a direct wire from Washington.
 We will not be ready to begin work ] on the building for some time," said Ord yesterday. Nothing more will l be done until the details of the build ing are all mapped out, and estimates
 made. As yet we have not been able ) to figure out the exact cost of tho } building, though it will be about $10 ,0O( The laying of the cornerstone will : probable be made the occasion of elab } crate exercises. This is one of ths } very few buildings in Arizona owned r throughout by fraternal organizations
 and we will not let the starting O the work pass without ceremony fit l ting to the event"
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
INSPECTING cUsA's PORTS.
Secretary Moody and Postmaster Gen
 erai Payne Visit New Republic.

Secretary Moody and Postmaster Gen.
 eral Payne Visit New Republic.
 Havana, March 20.-Secretary Moody and party, with the exception of Post master General Payne and Senator Hale, left for Santiago on a special train today. Mir Payne continued his Journey to Santiago on the Dolphin, and Senator Hale has started for Washington. MT. Moody will stop at Matanzas, Santa Clara and Puerto Principe, and will arrive at Santiago Sunday.
 The secretary informed the core spondent of the Associated Press pre- vious to his departure that the i'm pression he had formed during his three hours stay ashore at Bahia Hondo was entirely favorable. The harbor, he added, Is convenient. and there is ample room for coaling sta tion. The coral formation of the bottom of the harbor will apparently require little dredging. Mir. Moody found that an American company hat already purchased big tract of lant for colonizing purposes in the imme diate vicinity of the coaling site.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
UNDER AovIsEmENT

St. Louis. March 20.-Argument in the Wabash injunction suit continued this afternoon. The case was taken un- der advisement by Judge Adams, who gave no intimation of how much time may be required to prepare an opinion. The attorneys expect a decision in a week or ten days.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
CONC TO SEE
 TUE PRESIDENT
H,SeEE PARTY WILL GO TO SEE GRAND ANTON
NlI Cost Exc--sionists About Forty Dollars n Addition to Regular
 Fare-Wsr Veterans in the Party.

If President Roosevelt will not come to Bisbee, some Of the Bisbee people vHl go 10 him. Preparations are now Aeing made tO s== the chief executive at Grand Canyoc while he is making -his western tour
 The party that will go from Bisbee win be made. aC mostly of Spanish American war veterans, Rough Riders and Civil war veterans. Others who do 4saot belong to any one Of these organ Cations are not barred from joining che party
 interest in the proposed excursion ; crafn, which will consist of Pullman and aiming cars, is being worked up xhy George Roberts, Johnny Mullen and @Richard Hartman. Each is looking after the members of the organization tO which he belongs.
 It is expected that it will take about Gree days to make the trip. The cars gil be attached to the regular trains and rushed to Grand Canyon as fast ss possible. The expense of the triI win be about s40 in addition to the Hegular fare.
 At Gran Canyon the party will prob Sbly tender the President a reception sn its cars. They will be tastefully decorated, and every effort made tt ynske + evident to the President tha ;be people of Bis6ee appreciate hin as a man, if not politically.
 We hope to have about fifty il the Pa-ty that will go from here, said Roberts yesterday. Tt is impos sible for the President to come to thi eity, and if we want to see him, it vii s,e necessary to go to Grand Canyol Gr some other place at which he vii visit.
 "py chartering two cars we can g sn style Those of the party who ar knarried can take their wives, and Sleasant trip taken in addition to set ing the President. Many of us hay Aever seen the Grand Canyon, and tn trip vii be well worth while if fo cay that alone"
 Roberts said that the committe which is arranging for the excursio As anxious to hear as soon as possibl from those who care to make the triI By reporting early it will be possibl 70 take better arrangements.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
COMPANY IS
 TO BUILD ROAD
MITCHELL INTERESTS TO OPEN
 UP GUERRERO FIELDS
Survey Has Been Made From Guerrero
 to Acapulco, a Distance of Sixty Five MiIesMachinery Arriving

The construction of railroad for its private use is a project considered by the Mitche Mining and Smelling com pany, Of which George Mitchell, now of Los Angeles, is president and or ganizer.
 The announcement has been made that the company has just had sur vey of a road made from it's wonder fully rich copper mines in the state of Guerrero, Mex, to Acapulco. a dis tance of sixty-five miles and that the route is adapted to either wagon oi railroad.
 Prior to the survey the route was supposed to be difficult one, but it was found to be comparatively easy
 Although plans have not been per ! fected as yet, the machinery for the mine and material for the road con struction will be shipped from Sar Francisco.
 This will be the first time in Mexican mining history that machinery for min ing purposes has been taken from tht Pacific coast to the state of Guerrero although for many years Californi' has supplied the states of Sonora an Sinaloa, with complete mining outfits
 Work on the company's immens I smelting establishment is progressing
 favorably.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

Our Formal Millinery Opening Will Take Place "Wednesday and
 Thursday, April and 2
 N0irTtati0n will be issued everyone opening through e daily or through friends is most cordially invited
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
AhswwNH.sm $ass.
Linens for Costumes
 and Waists

? Linens have taken wor1- derful squirt into popu ar ity this sseason for cos tunes, but particularly for shirt waists.
 With new goods coming in every day we are hardly :afe in saying stocks are complete, but here's how ready with waist linens we are:
 ! All liuen huck with little.diamond shaped fig urc all over it. A splendid quality, soc a yard. Fine sheer linen, g 1, inch, $ wide, 60c yard. Medium weight 36inch linen one shade only, and that the popular shade of blue, that is best described : as cadet, 6Cc a yard.
 Costume linen, in three 7 shades--blue, gray and OK blood-linen one way, cot ton the other. 36 inches wide, 25c a yard. !, Linen batiste i'll three
 grades of sheerness, 25c a yard.
 Several grades of butcher
 and art linens, which are , also being used for waists
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

When you want to rent a house cal; and see Wallace's list. No trouble to show houses, horse and wagon always at the door. I. w. Wallace 8-13-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

The baseball season will open in a few days, and basebal's, bats. catch eds and fielding gloves, new and up to date are at the Bisbee Drug store.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

Trenton, N. J.-The Illinois and In 7Gana Telephone and Telegraph com Eany, capital sZ,000,O0o. to construct and operates telephone and telegraph fines, has been iucorporated.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms. Good location. Apply at this office. St
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21

HORSES FOR SALE-Apply to 3 F. Graham & Co.,, brokers. Copper Queen hotel building 12-31-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
Exclusive Waist
 Patterns

For a good, comfortable smoke, try the "El Tropico"-a home production A trial will convince you.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-03-21
AhsmNm,~Sat.
New Shirt Waists

Spring Are In They came in yes.erday-just few of the new waists.
 Nearly all of them are white all white--for this is to be white
 The f>w exceptions have black polka dots black ring dots on white
 We've had so many inquiries for the waists that once it becomes known that they here w II be hurryiug after them.
 After all there's no choice like first choice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-04
SIX DAY RACE.

The six-day race at the Colosseum Is
becoming more interesting each day. The
teams are fighting sharply for the silver
dollars and so far have kept well punched.
not lap separating the leaders from the
tail-enders. The riders have covered n
total OF 2l3 miles. Al being made in yes
terdsy's matinee riding and AZ In the
evening
Kramer has won the individual honors
up TO date and last evening won his
fourth irst prize. The other riders are
commencing a combination to box Kra-
mer out and the race against the sprint
ing champion will be an interesting con-
test. He pulled out Of several bad boxes
last night by superior riding and beat
the combination.
Mcconnell and Netting are becoming
popular favorites. Mcconnell surprised
the crowd at the matinee races by pulling
away from the bunch and finishing I'm
whirlwind sprint. Kramer was unable TO
catch him but made a great try and an
nexed second money. SIS. Fem took the
third prize of so and John Bedel the
last prize OF s..
Fem won nine OF the mile finishes in
the afternoon. Mcfarland got seven and
Melting and Downing got six each. The
last mile In the afternoon was made In
2t6
The evening race was we'll split up. the
miles being won ss follows: Netting. &:
Menus Bedel. s; Lawson. 4: King. 4. Bard
gett. T. schreiber. 3: John Bedell. 8. Kra-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-04
EASTERN LEAGUE

The Grsys dropped another game TO
Toronto yesterday. losing by a run. All
the scoring was done in the first five
innings and felders on both sides were
kept busy.
Wan pitched a good game but received
the poorest OF support. Farmer played
behind the bat and Bert Conn took Man
ager Cogan's place in center field
,Briggs and Toft made up the visitors
battery and played an aggressive game
Briggs keeping the hits scattered well
Each side scored a run in the opening
inning The Grays went out In one. two.
three order In the second.
Shannon commenced to 60 70 pieces I'm
the second inning and gave one of the
rankest exhibitions Of shortstop playing
ever seen In. Eastern league games played
I'm this city. Downey got TO first on Shan
mons error. stole second and came trot-
ting home on Tofts double.
Both teams scored three times in the
third inning. Viau waited for a pass and
got IL and then came home on a neat
two-bagger of Wagners. which Golden
fumbled. Shannon got a hit and Crisham m
fouled out. Armbruster raped out a hot
infield hit and Wagner attempted To score
but was caught al the plate. Capt. Con-
nor brought in Shannon and Armbruster
with fly TO right field which Kuhns
failed TO handle, and was good third
out on fielding play from second to first
White opened Toronto's half OF the third
inning By flying out to shannon. Massey
got hit and Golden flied out TO Arm
bruster. Downey knocked a long fiy out
to Conn which he muffed and then Carr
Toft and Briggs raped out hard singles.
which brought in Massey. Downey and
Carr. Miller made the third out TO CEN
tire field.
Toronto got another run in the fourth
Massey hammering out a hit which
proved good for two bases and Golden
bringing him home.
The Grays made the last score OF the
game I'm the NTH inning. Shannon drew
a base on balls. Crisham hit safely,
Shannon going down to second Arm.
bruster went out to catcher Briggs Con-
nor got a single and Stafford could do
nothing but fan out. Conn got TO first
but Farmer killed the base runners by
flying out.
Armbruster lost Tuesdays game and
Shannon was the offender yesterday. Both
men did their best but went to pieces
when the bombardment commenced to
come their way.
made with men on bases ard the little /
seemed 10 give more attention 4
TO the runners than tho ball. making
some irrexcusable fumbles.
Both Niau and Briggs warmed up to /
their work i'm the eighth inning. each |
striking out two men. The Grays went |
1ut In one, two. three order In the ninth \
md Toronto won 6 10 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-04
VIEW ENGLAND LEAGUE STANDING
HERMIS DEFEATED

Hermis was beaten at Gravesend yes
terday in way that astonished the
crowd OF 1900 spectators. Experienced
horsemen thought that Hermis was not
in condition. but thousands got their
money down al 3 to ). II was i'm the
fourth race that Hermis appeared Dub
lin. l0-to-i shot, too kthe ltad at the
start. with Water Boy close behind In
the back stretch Hermis tried TO get up
but Dublin held him safe Herms then
began TO fall back. and when called on
by Burns for a final squirt, he was all
out and finished In the ruck Dublin won
by length in lac record time Water
Boy was second, two lengths before Her
bert.
T.. p. Thomas. the present owner Of
Hermis. had some consolation when his
hlly Vagary won the third event at 6 TO
from the favorite, Waltern.