Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-07-15

the miners chipping in aud pur ' chasing new robes for their victims
 and now the Goodwins are said tC look as neat as pinks.
 ! W. :. Head has returned to his Verde dominion.
 Mrs. Thomas Spain left today
 for a yisi, to friends in Los Angeles.
 D. ]. Warren, the agreeable min ing man of Lynx Creek was in town yesterday on business
 W. Q. Hsrrell, of Jerome, accom- panied by his son Chauncey, Is visit ing town en route to Congress.
 Mrs. Caziusky and daughter have closed their millinery establishment in this city and left today for Cali fornia.
 W. H. Smith, of the firm of Smith Bros, butchers of Prescott, arrived yesterday to purchase faI cattle. Republican.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Laube excellent people of the Senator, left to-day for the Pacific coast on trip of recreation and pleasure, expecting to be away for some weeks.
 DE. Mitchell of Prescott, former ly the photographer of the mountain .Own and now interested m mines in that vicinity, is in PheniX for a short business stay.-Republicsn.
 Miss Laura Sharp, teacher in the Normal school at Tempe, passed through here Thursday en route for Canada, her old home. She wIll re- turn to Tempe and resume her posi- ton as teacher in September. Flag staff Democrat.
 Joseph C. Scarborough came in "Wednesday from Ann Arbor, Mich. and left Saturday for Prescott. He has been attending the medical school in Ann Arbor for the past two years, and will spend his vaca- ton at Prescott and here, returning to his school about the lst Of Oclo- ber.- Flagstaff Democrat.
 Sol Lewis. whose familiar name will be readily recalled by old tim CTS, as the founder of the bank of Arizona way back in the '70s, came up from Pheni1 yesterday tO take d peep into the scenes of long ago. He will remaIn a few days, and iu speaking of PreScOtt's progress IS of the opinion that the old town IS now better eutreuched and has a brighter outlook than ever.
 John J. Richards, bookkeeper of F.. F. Gregory, left last night for klngman to accept a position with Gsddis & Perry. While not gener- ally known 1t is true nevertheless that NIT. Richards Is q cousin of Major Mckinley our next president, and until recently lived in Ohio. MT. Richards kept his identity quiet while residing here. evidently feaT- ing that some one might think he had A pull"
 pr. kunze, a wealthy New York medical man, IS Tn Prescott, in the interest of tue insect pursuit, and up 10 the present has captured every imaginable kind of d bug with the exception of gold bug. The doctor is an enthusiast In hunt ing insects and says he has secured several nea- Prescott heretofore un- known to him. He goes Co the Sen ator and will camp out at that point for a couple of weeks and chase around the hills in the i-terest of bis study.
 W. 0. Harrell, one of the ener- getic and progressive Ieromeites, realizing that his section Is favored a prosperous future, has decided to extend his business relations and keep up with the procession, and to that end will soon commence the of one of the cOSieSt and most expensive resorts In the at that place, selecting a site down town and within cOuyeu ent reach of all. Mir. Harrell is of genial fellowship and Is known everywhere. aud as Is to be expected draws patronage because he has never been known to fall down m he regard all have for him.
 " The Shaker have made discovery which i- ! iestlued to accomplish much good. heSl lEllg nan thres-foUrths 0f all our sutierir ss arise lrota stomach trouhlss. that the country l. liter Ally hlled with people who cannot eat and digest old without subsequently suffering pain and iistress, and that many are stArving, wSstlns Co nere skeletons. bscAu-e their food does them 10 so,.i they have devoted much study and thought o the subject. and the result is this discovery ot heir Digestive Cordial. A little book can b. ohsAined from your drug yist thAt will point out the UAy of relief at once ln investigation wili cost nothing and will rs- .ult ID much goUd