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Tk Opera Haas Wan .Crowded Lasf
Tsmrsday Night.
One of tee best amateur dramatic
.productions erer witnessed was pre
eated iMt Thursday evening at Bah.
JbHt'a Opera House by the Flagstaff
Dramatic Circle.
The drama, "In Mlstonra," ia a
piece that coutain many examples of
that rough and ready good nature and
Honesty that exist only among the
hardy mountain country-folk of 111
sx.ri. There Is also aa elemeut nf
the saelo-draratlc, and fun and pathos
axe admirably luierrnlngled. There Is
o plot to speak of In the play, but
the Interest of the audience Is kept at
the top aotch throughout the perfor
mance by sheer force of good acting
ob the part of the players.
The Dramatlo Circle took upon
themselves a great responsibility in
attempting a production of this char
acter. The usual amatiur organisa
tion would ra'her shirk Individual r
( possibility and give a ahallnw mulo
sJrama, the unfolding of which to an
audience requires but the power of
speech. But not so with the Flagstaff
Dramatlo Circle. In Mizzoui-a"
taxed the powers of the niKtutier to
' the utmost and tliey came out of It
with colors fl) jug am) laurels heaped
upiu them by the ntliiiiriiig audience,
which tilled the house to overflowing.
A stranger wiilnn tint hall, uot know,
log It to be an amateur production
from other sources, would certainly
go away believing he had witnessed a
performance by a professional .organi
sation, and one of no itieau acconi
pllslitnetils, either.
Thomas J. Fly tin aa .Tim Rndbuni,
the Pike county sheriff, was I lie star
of the 'aggregation; ii acting '
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unemcumbered by ctm. the slightest
btut at "stiffness," and he was thor
oughly at home in every situation, his
fine elocutionary powers admirably
fitting him for the role.
Mrs. George Babbitt as Mrs. Jo
Vernon, around whose wayward daugh
ter Katb the plot is woven, and who
was manifestly the "head of the
bouse,' though a gentle one, showed
herself to possess a goodly share of
dramatlo talent and the way she as
sumed the character, spoke of excep
tiunal dramatlo ability.
Frauk C. Hochderffw at Jo Vernon,
the blaekbearded wlelder of the ham
mer, tbe influential blaeksmitb, was
typical and realistio la his acting ami
certainly made bis part a wain feature
of tbe play. Putting oa a real tire on
a real wagon wheel for tbe brokeu
down stage, in tbe second act, was
loo much for tbe audlsaoe eveu aud
Jo Vernou and bis helper Dave
(Henry Holt) received an encore that
could uot be mistaken lu ha intent.
Harrj Klsllngbttry anobleRomao
was completely disguised, all but bis
talents, as Colonel Bollinger, whoce
aim was to muke his presence tett on
all occasions. Mr. Kisliuiiliury aa the
Colonel outdid all his previous t8uc
ceHHes and Ills work outkhone even the
shilling distal, In the Colonel's shirt
front. Mr. Klsllngbtiry Is gifted with
uinuiiitakablH drainatiu ability and is
a Valuable member of the Circle.
Lawrence Quintan n Robert Trav
era, the Jek)ll and Hyde- vlllian of
(be plav, assumed tlin difficult role to
erfeclfoii and allowed himself to be
one of tbe best of the cast.
Alius Alice Mntz as the the wayward
but, repentant Kale Vernon.; Miss Ger
trude Tolfree as, the black-haired 'Liz
belli Vernon;' MUs Margaret Wallace
n Em'lv ltadburn, Jim's sister; Uur-
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(aCameroB Ib. tbe dual rolo of 8am
Fowler and Kelly; Henry Holt as
Dave, William Swttxer as Bill 8arber,
and Master John Doyle as Esrom, the
colored charcoal seller, each and
everyone performed their parts in a
manner that earned the applause of all.
As a dramatic organization the Flag
staff Dramatlo Circle Is far better
than the majority of barnstorming
troupes, and the members show them
selves to be possessed ot at least as
much ability as the players In some of
the higher-class traveling companies.
There are two or three In the Circle
who could hold their own with tbe
best of Ihem.
Tim musical program was conducted
by Mrs. T. A. Bioidlau, pianist, and
C. H. Edwards, violinist, anil wis
rendered in their usual excellent man
ner. During act II several vocal Se
lections were rendered by the nae
quartette Rev. F. Dill. E. A. Slikei,
8. T. Elliott and C. H. E I ward.
Tbe next production by tlieDramat'o
Circle will be watched for with lulei-
est.
How's Til tut
We offer one hundred dollars re
ward for any case of Cutarrli that can
not bu cured by Hall's catarrh cure.
F. J. CHENKT& Co.,'ProM. Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the Inst 15 years', and
believe him perfectly JiniioniMu in all
business transact Inn ami titiii.ieiully
able to carry out any obligations made
by their Arm.
West & Triiiix, wholesale druirglsts,
Toledo. O. Waldliijr, Kimiiiu & Mar
vin, wholesale iliiiilnisU, Toledo, U.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
ac.ling directly upon; the-blood anil
iiiuiMiiiH mi i faces of the trjftleiii. Price
75 e. p. r bottle.. Sold by all druggist!).
Testimonials free.
Hall's family pills are ill" lwt.
Art oim'a t'etrlfl-.l Korctt. I
Lust Mmidxy tin eilitorUl forc of
tlie SllNE'l vihitfil, for tlifl.fi rht time, tlln
pvtilfiwl forfftt.of Arlwiim. The jour
ney was mads to Adamtna, a-small
station oh'the "ftinU Fe Picifio road.
in Apai-lin .county, fim which point
a co:i-pyiiiiCH cut riwl the party to tne
forest" six miles south. The forma
tion of tho coiititry.-sftrmingly, is ped
imentary and, t one timi covered hy
hii inland r. Erosion hs uiicovfrcd
11 at foipfct if titr')? that hd hen
covered dmp in sediment. The trees
in- evory cuse are completely-silicified.
An erosion took place and the broken
trunks were deposited on the low l.nd,
a ImwildoVinif tanule of lirilliant rain
how colors in stone. J n one place an
imme.ncH tree lies 'across n canyon,
each end emixidded in thu sedimniititry
formation, forming a natural brido'
What cauicd this grott phe.onienon
will be specuhteJ upon f r years iiy
wjmi men of science and when it has
been fully expl lined it will still remain
a mnri'Hl for the geologist. In every
case the natural wood pf the trees
Metn to have bmiu prewryed in stone
Tlin cedars and pines cn eaJily he
dUtinuisned by the coloring Pine
trees in which decomprHitioti'h-td taken
place prior to petriHcatinn areof a not
ably white color and much softer in
tetture. -The. cUss" of petrifimition
would make excellent hones for cutler's
andr barliers' use. To one? -who has
never seerranythinz'of thkind)a vialt
to the forest will amply pay for all
trouble and expense It only costs
two dollars and fifty cents to go from
the, railroad station to the fore-tand
return., Good, accommodations can
be Had at the ranch of Adam Uanni,
who with his good wife make the trip
I to the foreat one of unalloyed pleasure
-Kinsman Miner.
,v Good vyitlskey Is, both doctor ami
tunic. oetier iouaiig wan mauy
efirltors, Detter lasting than all medi
cines. For general family use, noth
ing equals whiskey and HARPER
rV'liiskey ; pre-eminently the family
whiskey.
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'WiAdBTAFP. "i.'1-"- AKIZOKA
A Mr Wire for Vow,
AtratisacUouluwbleByoucaanotloselH
saretblufc. Biliousness, sick headac,fn.
red ton sue; tev er, piles and a thousand othsc
ilis are ceased by-joustiuauouaudslufglsb
Uver. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the won
derful sew Uver, sUatnlaat and Intestinal
tonic are by all drugrr guaranteed to car
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Ba4NWTllmeVa
We Do Recoghi
Competition
AE DON'T beat the band or anyone else But siett-
Good, Fresh, First-class Goods as low if not
lower than any firm or branch firms in the city can and
live. We can do this because our expenses are less than
any general store in Arizona in proportion to business
done.
We are also here to stay and want all xur neighbors
to stay with us. People of Coconino county recognize
good treatment and those who have caused prices tobe
fight. We are still with you and desire to LIVB AND LET
LIVE.
We buy a carload or two ourselves once in a while
but not of hams, bacon or lard; these we get in smaller
lots, so as to furnish good, fresh meats weekly N
.None, of our customers get
NEW SPUDS In 100-pound Sax a 1 . 2i.5; ;)
We don't receive any regular shipments of Vegetables,'
Fruit or Fish, but give our good neighbors (the middle-"
men who make that line a business) a chance to live. . ' :
Our Indian Department is complete, includingthe, i,
Moqui Snakes and Snake Dancers. Exhibition commences.
next moon. l'
FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL 03.
Dealers in EVERYTHING
SUMMONS-
fn the District Court of tho Fourth Judicial
, Dlstrlrt. Territory of Arizona. County or
Coconino. '
Km. Barbara Mar Morgan 1 -flalntlff.
VI. Suimoxs No. ,
Robert Morgan
Defendant.
Action brought In the District Court ot the
fourth Judicial District tn and for tho
County ot Coconino. Territory of Arizona.
Tho Territory of Arizona iends Brettni to
Robert Montan.
You ni bnrohy iumnionwl an'' riulrol to
ttppearln nnartlon brousbt asalnst OM by
tho hIjovo named ptaintltf In l tic District
()urtof the Fourth Judicial District. In and
for tbe County of Coconino, to tbe Territory
of Arizona, and anxwer the complaint tiled
with tho Clerk of this Court at Flagstaff, In
ali) county, (a copy of which complaint ac
companies this summons, within ten days
(exclusive of tho day of service.) after tbe
service upon of this summon. If served to
this county: but If served out ot tbe county
and within the District, then within twenty
daysi wboro personal service ot a copy of this
Summons and complaint N made but of the
Territory, or service ny publication Is made
as provided by luw. within twenty days after
the completion thereof; In all other cases
thirty days.
And you aro hereby notified thatlf you fall
to appear and answer th complaint as abjve
required, the plaintiff will take Judgment by
default Hitalnst you u accordanco with
prayer other complaint and Judgment for
co-tnd disbursements In this behalf ex
pended. Given under my band and seal ot said
court, at Flagstaff, this Sib day ot July
a. i). van. .
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v. a. ii.icM.an
T. W. Jonsoi, Clerk-
Attorney for Plaintiff
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lid. Entry No. SIT.
turn urrics at raasoorr, Aarx, (.
Julys, imi, ,
Notice Is hereby plvnn that the following
named settler Uia Bled notice of hi Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his
r.lJm. and that said proof will be made om
fore the Clerk of Probate Court, at Flag
staff. Arlz on Saturday. Au. 14. 189., vlsr
Krank Fay for tho SWJ 8oc T. SO, N. B. T.
Rast.
Me names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cnl tl i va
tlon uf. aald land. vln-E.fi. Isbell. William
3. Stephens, James R- Kathreas, Alfred
Ouverly. all of KlaiKtaff. Arli. '
" FKEUB1UK A. TBITIiK. Hexlster.
Notice For I'ubllcatloa.
(IIoBjestesd Entry No. SS5) ,
TJmTD 8tTHS Laxo OrrtCB, 1
Frssoott. Abts.. J01.T 1A1OT. f
Notice Is hereby slven tbat the following-
niMPil Bottler has Sled notice of fals Inten
tion to make final proof In support of his
claim, and tbat said proof will Be made be
fore the Clerk of Probate Court at Flagstaff,
Arts., on, Thursday. August u. isfc vis.
Oeorge E. Olmstead for theSH HEM 8KM.
8 WM and lot 4. SW. Bee is, Twp. 11 N, B. 6.
East.
1 He names the follow'nx witnesses to prove
his continuous residence unon, and, cultiva
tion of. .ald land, vli: 'Charles OarlkOD.
Claude h. Amsden, Joseph Morts aad Brlc
soa Denver: all ot Uu'lemont. Arts.
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Cliica-'o ami All Points E.ut.
Time Tali'.u No. 1 c.Tcctlvo May Slst,
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The scenic tine of Arltona. The tiest rente
to California. The only North and South Una
In Arltona to the Grand Canon of the Color,
do. Petriled Forest. Great Pine Forest. CM
Dwelllnx. Orat Bnlt River Valley and
otherpolntsot Interest. - . .
Tbroush tickets to all polatt In tka Oalted
States, t'anada and Mexico.
Nos. t andt connect at Jerome Junction
wt th trains of O. V. ft P. B'y for Jerome. ,
Connecting at Presoott With stags lines for'
all , principal mining camps;, as Congress
Junction with Congress Gold Co. B. R-foc
Conrreas and stage lines for Harana Hala.
Stanton and Varnells at Phenlx with the M.
H. S. tt. V. ify f op poInU on the 8. P. B'y,
Trains for California leave Ash Kok at t:X
lav m- arriving in Los Angeles next
:BMrnlngat 8:30 and at San Francisco same
evening at 0:1a. Train Tor ins east leaves
Asn Fork at 7:40 a. an. - .i,
GEO. St. BAROKNT.
F. M. MtlBPHY. . General F. P. Agt
PreS't. Gen. NgV. Prescott, Arlsoaa.
Preacott, Arlsoaa.
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