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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18
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TUESDAYS Daily, December i7.
 Announcements for city offices are in order now.
 Just examine the splendid values in shoes that we are offering Look at Wilson's shoe window aud con vince yourself.
 Teeth extracted without pain for 60 cts. l.. C. GONZALES, D. D. $.
 Best set of teeth, $500 at L. c. Gonzales, D. D. s. l"
 Dental work done at eastern prices by Dr. Gonzales.
 Mrs. Ada B. Jackson, arrived here this morning with her two childrenI
 For the best and cheapest coal in the city call on Gregory, agent Crescent Coal company. $
 Do not allow your children To suffer with the cold, when you eau get, at Sullivan's, heavy Merino uu- derwear at the following prces: Sze., l6 and Is, I5c.; 20 and 22. 2Oc. !; 24 and 26, 25c.; 2S aud 30, S0c.; B and 34, 35c rl0t6
 Maximum temperature yesterday g.; minimum l9; rainfall 50 of an inch.
 New gas of pure vegetable vapor IS administered by the 4. Heavens ton Dental Co. for painless extrac tion of teeth.
 Home made miDce meat better than your mother could make and cheaper too, at J. L. Fishers. If
 Aiken has just received an ele gant assortment of candies, nuts. etc, etc., for the Christmas trade. lot
 Hon. Whitelaw Reid says that his health has improved since he went to Phenix.
 Rubidoux creams and chocolates at Aitken's. dl6tl0
 Christmas tree decorations in great variety at Aitken's. dl6tl0
 For low prices and good work, see Dr. Gonzales, Dentist. Office next door to Express office.
 Attend the reception and musical entertainment at the court house tAis evening.
 A meeting of the Prescott Foot Ball Team will be held this eveuin1 at 7;30. in the old Parker blaming mill, Gurley. A full attendance Is requested, as business of importance will be trans acted.
 Gold and silver watches and jew elry of all kinds at the One Price Clothing House. Ed. Block, Cortez Street.
 The following is the score na le by the gun club Sunday: Hill, l7; Aitken, Is; Morin, I5; Andr,w-, Buchanan and Stephens, l3; Hall, 10.
 Why don't you get new hati Wilson carries all the latest shapes and styles in Stetson and the we'll known Tiger brands of hats.
 Just hold on one minute. Jce Wilson can show you the finest line of pants ever offered in Prescott.
 For rent nicely furnished house. Address Lock Box 98. s
 DREssMAKINa-A competent dress maker from San Francisco, will go out by the day, or will do work at her home. Guarantees satisfaction Apply at the Williams House.
 Prof. James McNaughton, princi- pal of the territorial Normal school, formerly principal of the Prescott pubhc schools, arrived this after noon to attend the teachers insti- tute.
 New line of millinery just received and hats trimmed to order at The Racket. If
 Every counter in our store is bargain counter, every shelf bar gain shelf, and every article in our stock bargain. You can get the late style goods and the seasonable goods at prices which you would have to pay for odds and ends elsewhere. D. J. SULLIVAN & Go. d7tf
 Fitzsimmons is dead. His death
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ing in Prescott in February, 1882, neerlY fourteen years ago and it has within the present month grown up to its present third story quarters. All the other nice things said by the Express in regard .o it were true and even more could te said in praise of it aud it's tSu rustiing proprietoTs. By the way, as historical fact, it may be stated, that the Arizona Miner. at present the hyphened annex of this paper. was started in 1884 and whose "early files are tho territory's history"
 Pimples. blotches, yellow skin. seaiy and ugly spots, foul breath, dark rings about the eyes, owe their existence to a desea~ed liver and bad digestion. To remove these disiiguring evidences of internal disorder, tue liver should receive speedy attention. Dr. J. H. Me Leans Liver and Kidney Balm IS reliable remedy for liver troubles and derangements in the kidneys. It's use will restore those organs to tho healthy. active aud regular per formances of their functions. When this is accomplished the eye will be come bright and sparkling the skin fair and smooth aud the complexion clear Price Sl00 per bottle.
 II j. Allen. of Jerome. is in town.
 Geo. l.. Cbapell left for Phenix this morning.
 Col. \. O. Brodie came in yester- day from Walnut Grove.
 James Cassidy the min foreman at the Lnst Chance mine is prcpar- ing to leave for South Africa.
 Paul P. Hastings left on the morn ing train for Wickenburg. lie will spend Sunday with ]. D. Helm.
 Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Stoddard are in town from the lively mining camp Stoddasd. ou the Lower Agua Fria
 II. V. Palmer and W. H. Johnson sailed rom New York last Tuesday, December 10, for Matibelaland, South Africa.
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MONDAYS Daily. December l6

Phenlx races commence to-laoT- row.
 Tucson wheelman are "whooping em up for a good tune at the Christmas meet there. The Phonix Carnival club will oder cup as prize for cricket game during the carnival.
 Another big blow set in yesterday, resulting in rain storm, followed by a snow fast night aud to-day.
 Merchants complain of dull holiday trade.
 Bern, in Prescott, December l5. to Mir. and Mrs. Troflo Contreras, d son.
 James <. Melvin, of Grssuville, Pa, has applied for letters of admin istration on the estate of his late brother JOserh Melvin, ofthis cOuD- ".
 If you want help of any kind, rlale or female, leave your o-ders at the Free Employment Office in the One Price Clothing House on Cor tez street.
 The foreman of Oueal & Richards ranch. on Date creek, was thrown from n horse and killed last Wednes- Jay He was a Mexican, name not learned.
 The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Fl. D. Ross was kicked by a .torss yesterday, but not seriously injured.
 C. H. Akers has an unusually elastic gait today. Cause, boy,-- born, yesterday, Sunday, December b.
 The foot ball team has decided to 20 to PheEix on Christmas to play the return game with the Phenix club, as the use of the park could not be secured for New Years day.
 Four eclipses are announced for next year. Two of the sun and two of the moon. Only one will be visi- bic in North America, that of the moon, August 22.
 The JoURNAL-MINER is in receipt of a copy of the statehood bill in- trOduced in Congress, December 6, bg Delegate N. o. Murphy. It is alsD under obligations to Mir. Mur- pAy for copies of the Congressional Record.
 Sundays south bound train had aa extra passenger coach attached to it. About thirty or forty colo nists from Kentucky were aboard the train. en route to the Salt river valley.
 A dispatch from London says that it is reported that a large Anglo American banking house has placed in Glasgow, Scotland, the entire iasue of the 6rst-mortgage bonds of the Arizona Water Storage Com pany. amounting to f400,000. This Is said to be the largest irrigation company in Arizona.
 Regular mail service was inau- .gurated to-day on the s. F., P. & P. trains. This service will affect about fifty post offices iu the territory Whipple this morning received her mail direct from the train instead of having it come to Prescott for dis tribution, to be returned there this afternoon.
 Our contemporary is of as usual in its assertion of the editor Of this paper having large investments in Los Angeles. Fact is, he don't own a dollars worth of property in Los Angeles. though he would be more uhan willing to plead guilty to this, Gin the eyes of our contemporary, crime.
 By the same logic used by our contemporary to prove that 1t is the ghost of the old Arizona Miner, Mir. Banta. of the Hollbrook Argus, can
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II. J. BRIGHT.
CEDAR GROVE. ws.

Final report Of R. \. Frederieks, receiver, filed, and receiver dis- charged.
 -dadara Plume and Trading }. vs. Burke < Hickey; judgment for plaintiff
 r. W. O'SulliEan admitted to practice as an attorney and eoun sellor.
 John Howard ys Phoenix IG IT. ance company; garnishee of James Shl Icy. Set for trial December 18th at 10 a. m.
 Madsra Plume and Trading com paag Ys 8urae & Hickey. Set 1 v trial December I2th at 10 a. m.
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Yours truly.

Miss Mary Hennessy next pre- sented a paper interesting to teach CTS entitled "Numbey Work in Pri- mary Grades" and illustrated 1t by black board work. Quite an in teresting discussion followed. The following is the programme for tomorrow:
 MORNING SESSION. Call to order at o'clock. Music.
 Prayer.
 Miscellaneous business. Elementary Science in the Public Schools, Frank K. Seegmiller. Language and How to Teach IL, A. E. Joscelyn.
 Literature in Public Schools, J. c. WassOn.
 Instruction to Teachers, Dr. Jas. MeNaughton.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Child Study, Dr. Jas. McNaugh- ton.
 Some S Sounds, Miss NJ. K. DWyer.
 Weak Spots, or Fallacies in Our School Law, Geo. U. Young. Vertical Writing, Miss Anna Crothers.
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demonstrate that the Argus is the only real live MINER. started away back in 1884. as Mir. Banta assisted iu getting out the early issues, probably the first one ever pub lished.
 A, A. Moore is in town today from Walnut Grove, and paid his respects to this office.
 A. L. Moon, representing the Los Angeles Times, Is paying his period icsl visit to Prescott.
 Miss Minnie Barthell, who has been visiting friends here for some time, left this afternoon for her home in Colorado.
 Misses Mabel Clark. Stanley Win des and Cora Donaldson came in from Jerome this morning to attend the teachers institute.
 A. F. Dexter aud R. T. Tustin left for the cast to-day, but expect to re- turn before New Years day.
 A. E. Joscelyn, editor of the Ari- zona Educator, and principal of the Jerome public schools, came in this morning to attend the teachers in stitute
 Nj. P. Hayes, of Albuquerque, con nected with the law department of the A. k P. Railroad. came in on this mornings train and Is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 J. E. Duffy, connected with the auditors department of the s. F., F. & P. Railroad, has severed his connection with that company, and will leave to- morrow for California. Mir. Duffy is not only a first class, competent railroad clerk, in almost any department of the business, but Is first class young man generally, and will be missed from Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18
THURSpAY. nAILY pee- mher 12.


 Haverly's Minstreis gave a street parade and open air concert at noon teddy.
 The territorial teachers institute will meet in Prescott next Tuesday ant will remain in session during the balance of the weak. A- very in- teresting programme has been pre- pared.
 The troops at Whipple are being paid of today.
 The Will ans incorporation case was before the court today.
 Little Hugh Crocksr. son or MT. and Mrs. Caarie, CrJcker, who was taken 10 California recently for the benefit O, his health, died there last Sunday.
 W. H. Thomas and Mrs. Anna Curtis were married in paenix last evenlng. The bride is credited to Prescott.
 Arrangements have been made for use of the old Parker blaming mill on G,rley stre .t, for the uss of foot ball team, so all memb rs and any one interested will please meet there tomorrow evening, (Friday) at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mss Winnie Fredericks' adver-. tis'ment took the first prize offered by Cook X Bell, and Shirley 4. Bal derson's took the boys prize. Mir. Cook requests the aoove to call at hls store and get the prizes.
 Parties from Williams who are in Prescott state that the opposition to incorporation Of that town does not come from the property owners and tax payers. That, with one or two exceptions, every man m town who owns $500 worth Of property favors incorporation.
 John Myers was tried before Judge Moore and a jury today.
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k. NJ. Sa, Ord the able Prescott lawyer, has hsea in Kingman several days this we looking after the case of the contestee, in the lan1 contest of J. H. Smith against J. \. Cohen our. The testimony was taken be- fore Judge L. O. CoWan, clerk of the district court. Miss Florence Cowa8 whC IS an expert on the type writer, took the evidence. The tes- timonv W | be forwarded to the register O. the land office at Prescott for his deeision.-Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18

WAhTED;-Seyeral trustworthy gentlemen or
 ladies to travel in Arizona for established reliable house. Salary S5s0 and expenses. Steady position. Enclose reference and self addressed stamped envelope The Dominion Company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18
FRIDAYS Daily. decemberII3

FRIDAY . Daily, decemberil3
 Foot bail meeting this evening.
 Entertain the teachers handsome ly.
 Give the teachers a grand recep- ton.
 Maximum temperature yesterday 69; minimum 26.
 Railroad men state that a maiori- ty of the hobos now carry guns.
 Attend the foot ball meeting this evening in Parker's old blaming mill building.
 Murray McInernay has deeded certain city lots in Prescott io Mrs. Louisa B. Dougall.
 Turn out and hear the teachers and show them that you are inter ested in the education ot your chil- dren.
 A man named Gallagher. belong ing to the Hayer.y .oupe, was left in Prescott this mOmmg. suffering from an attack of pneumonia.
 The government of the United States turned in S525 to the county treasury to-day, he amount due on nine months rent of offices for the United States court marshal etc.
 The JOURNAL MINERS dramatic critic has been asked-well some thing less than 1000 times. "Who was the woman who stood up in the theatre last night7" WIll tho iady please send her name to this office?
 Salt rheum often appears in cold weat her, attacking be palms of the hands and other parts of tho body. Hoods Sarsaparilia, the great blood purifier. cures salt rheum. Hoods pills are the best after dinner pills, as sist digestion. cure headachn. D C.
 The Hell box aud Ink Can, Den yer publication devoted To t5e wants of the printer, says: 4 shabov coat may entrap newspaper publisher, while a man wearing q high-toned plug hat and sporting gold-headed cane may De delinquent sub scriber.
 John C.. Van Houtum was married last evening to Miss Mary H. Smale, the brides brother, Rev. Jos. Smale. officiating. The groom is an old time resident Of Yavapai county and the pride, although residing here but few years, is highly respected by all, being a very estimable chris tian lady.
 Judge Hawkins, yesterday, denied the application for a temporary in junction to restrain the town of Vii nams, from exercising the franchises and privileges of an incorporated city. The anti-incorporators will continue their fight and hope to get the question up before the judge on its merits next Monday in Flagstaff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-12-18

Halls CsiarFh Cure l. taken Internally and acts directly the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. Send fur testimonials, free.
 r. J. CHENEY S CO. Toledo. O. ffs- Sold by all Drg4..i,te. 75.
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Hrs. J.P P. Bell, 0ssGtcafOnIie, Kan. wife of the editor of The Graphic, the lead- ing local paper of Miami county, writes ''T tCds troubled srtfh heart diseGse for SIX years, severe palpitations, short ness of breath, together with such ex- Jreme nervousness, that, at times l would walk tho floor nearly all night. We consulted the best medical talent.
 TheY sGid fherc sC0s IlO help for nae, that I had organic disease of the heart for which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement in The Graphic and ayear ago, as a last resort, tried one bottleof Dr. Niles HeI0 Cure for fhe Heart, which convinced me that there was truo merit in it. 1 took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Eervine and 1t completely cured fse. T sleep well at night. my heart beats regularly and have no more sutothering spells 1 wish to say to all vino are suffering as did; there's relief untold for them if they will only give your remedies just ono trial"
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure fs sold on Q positive guarantee that ne nr5t bCttto VIII beneht. All druggists sell lt al q, bottles for 6, or by the Dr. MIles Medical O., Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles Heart Cure
 Restores Health
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EVENING SESSION

Music by the Mandolin Club. Address-"The Schools and the Universities" Dr. Howard Billman. Recitation.
 Vocal Solo, Mrs. L. B. Dougall. Adress-"A. B. C.'s, W. O. O'Neill.
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Plano For Sale.

Grand square piano for sale. Price reasonao aole; terms easy. For particu- lars apply @ this office. d5tf
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A Blacksmith.
May z2d, ISN.

 The Or. J. Fl. Mclean Medicine Go,
 St. Louis; Mo. Gentlemen: About three years ago, while working at my trade as blacksmith, was taken down with Kidney disease. 2 suffered severely w.lh pain in my back and general weakness, and vas compelled to quit work. was reated by several diff LerenL ae-Ln-- who filled ne mn of drIlaS
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and medicines but without benefit had begun received o through the use of Dr. H. MLean's Liver Niney Balm he result entirely D Improve used in a three bottles and was able to go work enjoyed the health would be of your Liver and Kidney Balm.
 Yours uuy n. J. BRIGHT,
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder WSEs1sFGlr HiGheSt Medal and Diploma
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Is Your Blood Pure

fit is, you will be strong, vigorous frn of life and ambition; you will have good appetite and good digestion; strong ncrves, sweet sleep.
 But how few can say that their blood is purel How many people are suAering daily from tho consequences Of impure blood. scrofula, salt rhsum, rheurnatisnI catarrh, nervousness, slseplessnsss, ana
 That Tired Feeling.
 Hoods ssrsapariIlA purihes, vitaliEes and enrjches the blood. Therefore, 1t Is tho medicine for you.
 It will give you pure, rich, red blood and strong nerves. ,. It will overcome that tirea Iesl,hg, create an appetite, give refres hing sleep and make you strong.
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and found guilty of a misdemeanor. He was accused Of using unbecom- ing languape and disturbing the peace and quietness in the settlement west of Prescott He gave notice that he would appeal the case.
 The foot ball team which returned yesterday from Prescott, where they defeated tho foot ball team of that city by a score of < to 0. report hay ing had a jolly time in the little city in the mountains. The weather was perfect foot ball weather and the men in both teams worked hard. The game was a good one and hotly contested. The Prescott boys though very much lighter than the visiting team were exceptionally quick and active, and held the Phe- nix boys down in a manner which was highly creditable to them. -Phenix Herald.
 Judge J. NJ. Sandford came in from Williams this morning.
 c. E. Boyce, one of the prominent citizens of Williams, is m town.
 G. B. Cronk, the Denver capitalist left this morning for a brief visit to Phenix.
 Lieut.. Clay has returned to Whip pie from a visit to relatives in Ken lucky.
 J. W. Kee and Paul Brauer, of the Iron Springs NJ. & NJ. company lett for the east this afternoon.
 Mrs. L. L. Wyatte, a bright and talented young lady, representing the Phenix Republican was a wels come caller at this office to-day This Is Mrs. Wyatte's first visit to Prescott, and she expresses herself delighted with the place.
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srarr or OHIO. u1rY OF rorrno

Lncas County.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F.J. Cheney X Co. doing business in the City os Toledo. County, and State aforesaid. and that said firm viii pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLL RS for each and every case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
 kIiANkJ. CHENEY Sworn to hefo7e Tne and subsc-ibad in my presence, this 9th day of December. A. Q. 1885.
 K GLEASON
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letter List.

The following is list of letters remaining in the Prescott postofice for the week ending December 12, 1SOS.
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John Myers was tried before Judge Moore and a jury today.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
WE WON IN THE SECOND.
LOCALS IN THAT INNING FOUND
sTAHL FOR SEVEN SINGLES.
Tho Visitors spurted in the Fourth In
ming, But Were Unable to Overcome
the Hustiers' Lead.

Four nice little victories all In row.
On. yes. we have struck our old gait
again. and from now on the Hustlers
are going 10 put up O stiff fight for the
silken banner that lazily Hops In the
quiet old town Of Petersburg.
Like Fridays contest, the game was
won by the locals yesterday In the Sec
ond inning With the exception OF that
inning. Stahl. more or less. had the Hus-
tiers at his mercy, but in the second
the locals punched seven hits. which aid
cd by two bases on balls end Sherer's
error, gave them six runs.
THEY TRIED HARD.
The visitors tried hard to overcome this
lead. but II was too much for them, al
though they put up game fight, ana IN
the fourth made four runs on three
bun .hed singles, aided by Berte's error.
With the exception of these two innings.
both teams played good ball. Tannehiil
and Stahl were in tho points. and while
hit freely, they were effective at criti-
cal stages. especially the former.
Padden and Houseman played great
ball. although the latter made Dad
error. Groves and Fultz did good work,
as did Berte and Wells. The game. ike
all games played by Roanoke, was
marked by the absence OF any kicking.
A large crowd was present, and enjoyed
the game hugely. The visitors were liber-
ally applaude1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-07
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