Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-09-07

ED. BLOCKS.
 W. G. Blakely, of Kiugman, dis trict attorney of Mobave county, came in on last evenings train for a brief business trip. He is en route to Denver on miDiog business, and will leave on tomorrow mornings s train.
 Here is a straight tip from a news paper called Brains. IL says: There is but one right way 70 advertise and that is 10 hammer your name, your occupation, your business so thoroughly into the peoples heads, that if they walk in their sleep they wIll constantly turn their step to- ward your store. The newspaper is your friend. It helps to build up the community that supports you"
 Reduced Prices on Hats at
 EFFRON BROS. H
 The meeting of the Red Men that was called for this evening is post poned until tomorrow, Wednesday, at sne same hour.
 Reduced Prices on Clothing at
 EFFRON BROS.
 The members of Volunteer Lodge of Good TemplarS, assisted by Aztec Lodge, will give a grand dramaticsl and musical entertainment in K. of ?. hall next Friday evening. There is some excellent talent among the boys at Whipple, and all those who attend will have an evening of genu- inc enjoyment. The price of admis- sion is only ? cents.
 ~ We make Full Dress Suits to order and guarantee perfect fit, at
 ED. BLOCKS.
 James Shirley returned this morn ing from his trip into Mexico on mining business.
 Coeonino county people are indig nant over the recent forest reserve created in that county. There is no doubt that if permitted to stand it will work a great hardship on the county's material interests.
 ~New Fall Samples for Suits to order at BLOCKS.
 Complaints are made that the volunteers are raiding the orchards of Messrs. Clough and Wing at Point of Rocks.
 Wm. Copeland, of Jerome, was drowned in Peck's lake last week. He was hunting ducks and had shot some which fell in the lake. He started to swim after them when he was taken with cramps and sunk.
 Reduced prices on Dry Goods at
 EFFRON BROS.
 Miss Winnifred Gould has taken 8 position as clerk in the Prescott postOffice.
 T. W. Johnston returned this af- ter loon from a trip east.
 H. E. Peoples went to Flagstaff today for brief business visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Schriner and child of McAllister, Indian territory. are visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Adams. Mrs. Schriner is sister of Mir. Adams and formerly resided in Prescott for two or three years.
 The call for the republican terri al convention appears in this issue. Reduced prices on Shoes at
 EFFRON BROS. Mrs. Burt treats corns, bunions and is a complexion specialist .:and develops neck and arms. Lady given treatment at their homes ii desired. Sample line of elastic goods, hose, abdominal supporters and shoulder braces. All goods fitted. Office-Otis Building, east side of plaza. ag26tf Samuel Goldwater, brother of Morris, Henry and Barry Goldwa- ter, died yesterday afternoon, Sep tember ,, of consumption, after Drotracted illness. Deceased former ly resided here, being employed in 1 the mercantile establishment of his father and brothers, but went 10 California several years ago. He 1 to Arizona about three 1 ago, going to Phenix, but l not being benefited came to Pres cott about three weeks ago. He was beyond the aid of all climatic in- fuences when he arrived here and . grew worse until his death as above. His remains will be shipped to San Francisco for burial | in the family cemetery. They will be | shipped on tomorrow mornings | train and will be accompanied by i his brother, Morris Goldwater.
 George W. Hoadley went to Los Angeles last night, via Maricopa. ! He will return by way of Prescott l with Los Angeles capitalists, and | while in the northern capital ex- poets to close up the deal for the | Prescott water works bonds.-Phenix l Herald.
 Choral Club meets tonight at the l residence of Judge and Mrs. E. W. 1 Wells.
 E. J. Bousell, prominent mining man of Phenix, is in town.
 Until We move to cur new quar- ters big bargains offered at our store. EFFRON BROS. c. s. Mustard, connected with the | J. Y. T. Smith Milling Company, of 1 Phenix, is in town. While not being with the gentleman, his . name is suggestive of being "hot" 
 W. T. Baker IS in town today. He . is talked of as a candidate for the legislature on the democratic ticket. He served in that capacity once in idaho, and had narrow escape from being sent to Congress.
 ~ Get your measure taken for } new suit. Prices reasonable at
 ED. BLOCKS. Col. J. F. Wilson returned this from the southern part of he territory. He expressed himself we'll pleased with the condition of lis political fences there, as we'll as He counts on the sure of the Yavapai, Gila and Navajo delegations, and a portion of he Pima and Maricopa delegations, 'r ffty-four delegates in all, which