Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-10-21
Call on Mrs Nellie Morfoot. i

Call on Mrs. Nellie Morfoot. i you want to buy a good piano. The Fitch special tram is expected to arrive at 7:l5 o'clock this even ing.
 The GIla river bridge, on the NJ X I. railroad, Is reported Co hay, washed out last night.
 Patrons of the public school. should attend the lit rary exerclses tomorrow evening.
 p. R. Henderson has opened d watch repairing shop on Cortez street, three doors north of the Prescott National bank.
 Joseph Hobbs and Miss Ida Le ForS were married last night, by Rev Joseph Smale, at the Baptist church
 The democrats made nominations last night for precinct officers. as follows: justices of the peace, H. II. Cartier and Dan Campbell; consta- bles, :. A. Prince and Arthur Rob jason.
 From a letter received here yes terday, 1t seems that DT. Myron E. hohn is operating in New Mexico. The doctor IS unworthy of credit.
 IL should not be difficult for a voter to determine how to vote. judging from the viguettes adopted and which will be printed on the ballots this yeSr. The American flag. so d.'Sr to every patriot, the symbol of patriotism itself, Is the republican emblem.
 Attention is directed to the adyer- tissmeut in thIs issue of the Phenix Machine Shops. This Is the only fOundry in the territory doing GUS tom work, and it is entitled 10 the patronage of our citizens. The company makes and repairs all kinds of machinery.
 The Mckinley Hobart club has chartered a special train for au ex- cursiOu to Phenix tomorrow. to at tend the republican rally at the lat ter place a; night. Enough repub- hcanS will 20 10 make the expense very light, on each one. The color ed Mckinley Hobart club will also go down ou the excursion train.
 Pima county republicans have made the following nominations: Council, Chas. R. Drake; Legisla- ture, II. k. Cheaowi,h, Thomas F. Wilson, |. (. Smith. R. C. Brown; Sbe-if Jos .. Hopeley; Treasurer, J. Knox Corbett; Recorder, C. (. Sut,er; Supervisors, II. Beuhman, Geo. [. Scholefeld; Probate Judge, Flo. Williams; District Attorney, Charles Bowman; Surveyor, L. D. Chilson.
 The territorial republican central committee aas compelled to charter a s, ,.ecial lrain tu bring Hon. Thom- as Fitch from fHs1iX to Prescott, to keep his engagement this evening. Mr Fitch Is direct from the east, aud cane via Pae iix. This mornings train on the Southern Pacific was several hours late. hence failed 10 connect at Phcnix with the regular north bound train.
 The b.oo3 must be pure for the body to be iu perfect condition. To keep t6e blood pure the stomach and digestive organs must make proper and efficient use of food Dr. J II McLeau's Strengthening Cor dlal and Blood Purifier Is a reliable remedy to restore these organs tO hea thy activity. lt also imparts vitalizing and enrichiug properties to the blood. Sl.OO Der bottle. q
 The most encouraging reports come iu from every section of the county ia regard Co the prospects of success of the republican ticket, both county and territorial. Mark Smith Is capturing a large percent age of he democratic vote. which two years ago was cast for O'Nelll and the latter will fall two or three hundred votes short of what he re- ceived two years ago, while voters of all parties will support Doran as they know he Is sale man, and has always been a friend to tbis section and particularly of mining interests generally.
 Geo. B. Scammell left for Cherry creek to-day.
 Jack Nelson is in from the Crown ed King mine.
 D. G. St. Clair came in on this mornings train.
 C. C. Randolph assumed charge of the Phenix Republican yester- day.
 Mrs. \. O. Murphy will arrive from the east tonight on the mid night train.
 R. E. Morrison and T. W. Johns ton returned this morning from a tour along the A. X r. railroad.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, Arizona's next delegate to congress. came Tn on this train from his northern campaign tour.
 
 Merit Wins And that is why Hoods Sarsaparilla holds the abiding confidence of the public. Hoods SarsaPariila Is known