Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-05-06

its l5-cer or week rate for its
 daily.
 Buckingham X Hecht's nailed
 shoes at Ed. Blocks.
 Millinery cheap at The Leader
 W. Fl. Love left to-day for Cherry
 creek with 6 wagon load of mining
 supplies.
 Mems straw hats at Ed. Blocks
 The Wallace Shows advertising car No. left by thIs afternOon's
 train, going direct to San Bernar- dino, California.
 When you come tO town for the circus. don't fail to call at The
 Leader, the new millinery store, near The Bashford- Burmister store.
 We sell for cash and will not be undersuid at the One Price Clothing House. Id. Block.
 Midsummer millinery sale at hall price at The Leader
 Knights of Pythias are making extensive preparations to entertain members of the grand lodge of their order, which will meet m Prescott | next week
 Millinery at half price circus day at The Leader, near The Bashford- Burmister store.
 Contractor F. G. Parker has men ct work on Harry Brisley's new resi- dence. When 1t comes to fine work, Mr. Parker Is the old and reliable contractor of the place.
 We give 100 cents worth of value for every DOLLAR purchased at the One Price Clothing House. Ed. Block.
 New styles in Stetson hats at Ed, Blocks.
 John Lawler shipped out about 700 head of cattle q few days ago and will follow it up with another shipment of an equal number next Saturday. He is making a clean sweep of everything on his range and thinks he has taken timely ac- ton in the matter to prevent the cattle from starving to death.
 A peculiar signikcation attends the article, "Men Who Might Have Been PTeSidents,' by Joseph H. Rogers, in the May North American Review. The author, who is a close student of American history, pre- sents some most surprising facts in connection with past presidential elections, and looks upon the forth coming contest for the pre dsnoy as destined to be one of unusual inter- est and uncertainty.
 Patent leather shoes. enameled leather shoes, tan colored shoes, cordivan sbces, kangaroo shoes, calf skin shoes, ticYcle shoes, foot ball shoes, base lli shoes, tennis shoes, in fact, We Lsye the largest stock of shoes for u'eo, women and chIldr .u in Yavapai county, at the One Price Clothing House. Ed. Block.
 For all kinds of millinery at half price call at The Leader.
 When the Mercy hospital was in- corporated, F. NJ. Murphy sub scrised Sl75 to the stock of the in- corporation. All of the stock of the company was recently bought by the Sisters of Mercy, and MT. Mur- phy very generously made dons- tion to them of the entire amount of bis stock. sn act which was grate- ! fully appreciated by the good Sis 1 ters.
 The Woman's Club of Prescott" ! held an unus ually interesting meet ] ing yesterday. The Critical Review l was by Mrs pr. Abbott. \ paper on 1 Louis XIV. "The Splendor and !. Misery of his reign" by Mrs. R. s. l Stockton, was read by Mrs. Guro- i vltz. Reading, Henry of Navarro, Mrs. R. R. Coleman. A paper on the Royal Favorites of the Period" 1 was given by Mrs T. W. Otis. Cur ! rent events by Mrs. Shepard.
 A Emanuel. agent for wall paper. ] 400 samples to show you on applica- ! tion. South of NJ. E. Church, on Marina Street. PoStoffice Box 22, ! Prescott.
 IL Is an experience of publishers that too many people are ap, 10 thiuk l; matters but little whether Ihe newspaper bill Is paId promptly | or not, that 1t Is but a small sum and IS of little consequence says the Las Vegas Opiir. This is not be- cause the subscribers are uu willing to pay, but rather because they are negligent. Each one imagines be- cause his years indebtedness comes to so small a sum, the publisher can not be much in want of it, without for Q moment thinking that the in- come Of a newspaper Is made up of just such small amounts, and tha, the aggregate is by no mean an IucousIderable sum of money, with out which publishers could not con tinue to issue their paper. The proper way Is to pay always in Sd- vance, and there is no trouble.
 L. J. English is in town from Big Bug.
 Geo. NJ. Sargent left for PheniX this morning.
 W. s. Head left for his home at Camp Verde to-day.
 c. L. Brown, of Kansas, IS regis tered at Hotel Burke.