Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-30

The Phenix Republican pays a
 high compliment 10 l. T. Stoddard
 for making fight on behalf of a more pronounced silver plank in the territorial platform.
 Democracy has raised hades on the silver question, and the present ] 5O-cent dollar agitation can be traced to its criminal doors, viz, l Cleveland and his administration.
 4 certain democrat of this city yesterday signed a note, payable al maturity in gold or its equivalent. | He threw back his ears and kicked like burro while writing his name. but smiled loud while reaching out for the yellow dough.
 It is said the populists on Satur- day will rap the Armenian question to the queens taste, and demand the fortiication Of Granite creek, the Dardenelles of Arizona.
 Daring the past month more men with mining money have visited this section than ever before in the same space of time. They seem to believe that Navapai was built on St. Louis platform principles.
 Mrs. BOggs, of the BandbOX mil lluery, has lnaugurated a ten days reduction sale of goods in her line, commencing today, and of ITS a 25 per cent reduction on everything. See notice.
 Wolfey. of the Republican, was refused admlttance to the republi- can convention ou the ground that the party did not know where he was at, and sized him up from his past record.
 Charley Chambers, who has been one of the faithful firemen on the :. F., ?. X F., was to-day promoted to the dignity of an engineer. aud pulled the spot out of the depot on a ruu north. Charley is one oI the popular railroad boys, and de- serves the recognition extended him.
 A telephone message to the sher- ifs office to-day from Mayors ]. stated that a man had been found ! lying on the Grown ed King road, | in an uI conscious condition, and l while being brought to Mayors s,a- tion, had died. No information 1 further than that could be learned ] of tue dec- ased.
 There Is a man in Atchison, Kan l sas. whose hair turned white in an i hour through grief over the death | ot his wife five years ago. Last 1 week his white hair grew raven l black in fifteen minutes through 1 the application of a patent hair dye | which he used just previous to a renewal of his interest in love ] affairs.
 When the stomach lacks vigor and 1 the digestion IS weak there will be l hatuleuce. heartburn, nausea. weak l ness The remedy needed is pr. l l. II. McLean'S Strengthening Cor ! dial aui Blood Purifier to give tone ! and strength to the stomach and l organs of digestion and to aid l n the assimilation of food. Puri- ! ies the blood aud builds up a strong 1 ani healthy appetite. SlOO per 1 bottle.
 Fred Little is visiting town from | the mines.
 Judge J. !. Hawkins is reporte tU be recovering quite rapidly.
 Miss Ruth Hill left on this morn iug's train for her home m PheniX.
 Miss May Genung hss returned | from a visit to friends st the Sena tor.
 D. Archibald, foreman of the Senator mine left on this after moo. s train for a visit to his aged mother in Nova Scotia, Canada.
 Nike |. OMalley. superintendent Of the company who are endeavor- ing to locate the treasure on the h;il southwest of town, has arrived from Denver.
 General Passenger Agent Geo. NJ. Ssrgen. of the $. F., ?. & r. rail road left this morning for a two weeks visit east, and on bis return | will be accompanied by his family. |
 Mrs. F. A. Tritle and Mrs. J. NJ. Watts left on thls mornings tram for visit east. The former goes to St. Louis Co visit her daughter, and Mrs. Watts will visit relations | in Indiana.
 John $. Ross is able to sit up | now. He expects to be able to get | out soon and engage in the canvass for sheriff. h the meantime dur l ing his illness his friends should not forget to put m a good word ! for him among voters, as he IS de-