Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-11-03


 ! the Winsor Hotel restaurant and dining room.
 l Mrs. G. w. Vickers and Mrs. A. w. Edwards are expected home from their visit east tomorrow. They have been absent for about two months.
 Geo. l.. Alexander, representing the American Type Foundry com pany. of Los Angeles, Cal, is in town.
 George r, Harrington, of the ! Crowned King mine, is in town on jury duty.
 Young man wants employment. Has had some business experience. Will give cash security if required. Apply at this office.
 Carl Holzschue came in from Jerome yesterday in obedience to summons from the district court to serve as a grand juror.
 Ziba O. Brown, of Phenix, has arrived in Prescott to tage charge l OA AhfAS hnAl tAtAt N dbHNAdNA tAlNt1 vice F. Frantz, who has accepted a position with D. E. Gillett at Rich enbar.
 The Examiner of recent date published a notice of the death of ! Wm. Chenney, in San Francisco, ! October 2S. MT. Chenney will be remem bered here as one of the proprietors of the Owl saloon. He was a native of Illinois aged flo years.
 This is the way the Los Angeles Times speaks of the ladies as we'll as others who attend the theatres in the above city: "There are still number of servant maids and scul- lions who wear their hats at the theatres and obstruct the view of persons behind them, but the real ladies are more considerate, and in- variably show their unselfishness by removing top-lofty headgear. God bless 'em."
 The Los Angeles Herald says: John r. Irish is republican politi- elan of the most rabid ... stripe This will be startling news to John F. and the country at large; fit, in deed, to go on record as the greatest scoop since the San Francisco EX- anlIner made a picture of Evan gclina CIsneros's panties.-Los An geles Times.
 Thomas Fitch advertises iu the l Los Angeles Times to practice law ] in all the courts of California. His l office is located in the StImson block. !
 The November term of court | opened today.
 4. J. Knoblock has returned from his trip to Colorado.
 On account of tbe liberal use of i printers ink, Ed. Block. she original one price, and leading clotaIer. finds his business has improved so much, tha. he has been compelled to add l another sales man to his force, aud | Wolter G. Reese took the position | today.
 Sunday was one of those many | HIAAtAk OdN E OA Nultu AAALOud OlA- mate is so productive in autumn tune. As a result there were large congregations at morning services.
 Frum Saturdays Daily.
 G. W. Hull, of Jerome, is in town.
 G. W. Pursell, representing the Los Angeles Times, is in Prescott.
 Ittranspires that no one was killed in the Mammoth Tanks Eiot.
 J. W. Norton is in from his Coyote springs ranch.
 Supervisor II. H. Cartier is in town today.
 Mrs. l.. B. Wetmore and daughter returned this morning from their visit 10 Pheuix.
 Mrs. l.. B. Wetmore has a good sewing machine for sale for Sl0.
 E. P. Brown, general agent for the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com pany, of Pueblo, is in town.
 ]. D. Moore and s. A. Logan have each filed petitions in the probate court for letters of administration on the estate of Alphens McCann, deceased. The hearing is set for Wednesday, November 10.
 The voting contest for the cane will close at 9 o'clock tonight. The vote stands: ]. w. Wilson, 230; E. J. F. Horne, 227; John Lawler, 49; Jas. Akers, 2; NJ. J. Hickey, l.
 Manager Flemlster, of pr. Hughes Phenix Popocrat, gives public notice that r. J. Clark IS no , longer connected with that sheet. Clark is too straight laced demo ,rat to hold job on such populist- l streaked publication. Harry Tritle came up from Phes nix this morning for brief visit. Joseph Mayer and wife came up l rom Mayer yesterday to attend the funeral of their old friend Al. Me Cam. Max Brust, representing the Rush 5 NJ Manufacturing company. IS con ined 10 his bed at the WInsor Hotel by illness.
 'For five weeks I lived on cold water. so to speak" writes a man who suffered terribly from indiges- tor. i He could hardly keep ary thing 1n his stomach. What stayed was [ not properly digested, and gave him ! terrible bangs. , This is not an uncommon case. don't get enough nour- shment. They are generally thin and weak. They may eat enough, but they ( don't digest enough. Much of what they eat turns into poison. If this , keeps on, there's no telling what .