Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-23


 pool and drowned.
 Lee Wing, the Chinamap whC was arrested yesterday morning and taken from the north bound train is wanted in Phenix to answer a charge of stabbing q fellow country man.
 Sick poison is a poison which makes you sick. It comes from the stomach. The stomach makes it out of undigested food.
 The blood gets it and taints the whole body with it. That's the way of it.
 The way to be rid of it is to look after your digestion.
 If your food is properly digested there will be none left in the stom- ach to make sick poison out of.
 If your stomach is too weak to See this properly by itself, help it along with few doses ot Shaker Digest i've Cordial.
 That's the cure of it.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial is de- licious, healthful, tonic cordial, made of pure medical plants, herbs and wine.
 It positively cures indigestion and prevents the formation of sick poison.
 At druggists. Trial bottles 10 cents.
 Col. McCord comes up to the scratch wirh 8 smile on his face as each new charge is made against him and as each new affidavit Is filed. He has successfully disproven everything so far lodged against him to the satisfaction of. the secretary Of the interior, the president and the committee on territories. He as- sures his friends that hs will eXper- fence no difficulty whatever in dis posing of the latest charge against him to the satisfaction of all. The JoURxAL-MTNER has implicit faith that he will eventually be confirmed and will put his enemies to flight. The territory has not been beDe- fitted to any great extent by the fight which has been made against him.
 The closing exercises of tho kin dergarten yesterday afternoon proved very interesting. It was att tended by large number Of pa- irons and friends of the institution and the exercises by the little tots were highly appreciated. Not the least interesting part of the pro- gramme was the luncheon paTtaken of by the little ones after the other exercises had closed. Each pupil 1 brought something to eat and tables | were arranged and all the eatables placed on them when the little folks l surrounded the tables and ate the 1 good things. Miss McGill and Miss l lnez Raible have been very faithful l in the discharge of their duties as teachers of the kindergarten aud de- serve great credit for the excellent l work done.
 Dr. Waldemar Sholtz of San | Francisco has new theory for the | treatment of tuberculosis. The doe tor does not admit the germ theory | without that IS is the toxines which bring the most serious re- suits. These tOxines become en- tirely>scid during the process of fer mentation, By neutraizing the acidity he removes tbe pabulum !! upon which the germ feeds. Many | have been cured under this theo " |
 From Mondays Daily.
 s. B. Griffin, of Lynx creek, is in ! town.
 ThIs is the longest day of the year.
 OuI contemporary bad another | nightmare this morning.
 "Pard" Pierce came in from the Santa Maria country yesterday.
 Charles Meadows came in from Los Angeles today.
 Nj. Asher is up from Phenix for . visit of few weeks with relative. | He is an uncle of Mrs. N. Levy.
 Governor R. .. Powers has re- turned from his trip to Santa Maria oD surveying business.
 W. J. Martin, superintendent of | the Plsceritas Company, came up | from that camp on Saturday.
 Al. McCann left today for Minno haha to start up his mill and cyaniCe @ plant at that place.
 The Postal telegraph company will have its line to Mexico con- pleted by July Is.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Gage returned | Saturday from their visit to Cali 1 fornia.
 A. E. Joscelyn, editor of the Je rome Reporter, came over to Pres colt yesterday, to get away from the | sulphur fumes for a short penod.
 Morris B. Freshman died in Phe- l nix on Sunday evening of pneumo- nia after an illness of only few | days. He was taken with a severe cold, according to the Phenix Her. aid, about week ago and on Sat urday night pneumonia developed, resulting in his death as stated. ! Deceased was we'll known all over the territory and was universally | popular with all who knew him, as he was a large-hearted and gener- ous man. The news of his death l will be received with feelings of sorrow and sadness by his friends.
 Prof. James W. Tourney of the territorial university was married in New York recently to Miss Constan- tine H. Blake, daughter of Prof. and Mrs. w. P. Blake. Prof. Blake will be remembered as having been connected with the Walnut Grove dam enterprise during the early period of it's construction. Prof.