Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-10-03

merit of that sort of theology is that it keeps its devotees from lodging The central idea of Presbyterianism Is that there is no use in trying to get away.-EX.
 FRIDAYS DAILY
 Phenix republicans will open the campaign tomorrow evening.
 Ringling Bros. circus will give an exhibition in Phenix October 15.
 Mrs. G. W, Vickers has returned to Phenix from her visit to relatives in Ohio.
 Refreshments, wholesomeand dainty to be served at Moderns ball tonight at a small charge.
 Moderns, don't fail to attend ball and entertainment at opera house to- night. Program begins at eight o'clock.
 H. P. Anewalt. general passenger agent of tbe $. F., P. X P. railroad, went to Kansas City on Wednesday to be absent ten days.
 The Gazette says that Artie Small's condition is very much improved, but a surgical operation will be performed next Saturday.
 
 J. H. Canavan came in last even ing from the southeastern part of the count whore he is engaged in develop ing some some mines.
 The little girl of Mrs. Stefan who was so badly bitten by vicious dog recently Is improving and is now able to be up and around.
 Joseph Dougherty's condition to- day is reported considerably improved. It is not thought that he was injured internally by the terrible fall.
 The itinerary for the democratic of this county has been prepared and they will soon com mence beating the bush for votes.
 Patronize a good cause and buy a ticket for United Moderns' entertain ment and ball tonight at opera house, for benefit of the Galveston sufferers.
 United States Attorney R. E. Mor- rison will leave on tonight's train for Phenix. He will deliver a speech to- night at Phenix at the open ing of the campaign.
 Captain J. W. Lind is up from the ZOnia country. The captain is inter ested in mining in that section and is one of the energetic and enterprising citizens of that place.
 A western paper, in an obituary mo- tice of a subscribers son. says: He was an uncommon smart boy. Had little too much curiosity, perhaps. or he wouldn't have peered so fatally into the muzzle of his fathers shot gun
 The PheniX Gazette comes to us to- day with the national, territorial and Maricopa county republican ticket at the head of its editorial columns. The Journal-Miner welcomes the Gazette to the ranks of the faithful in politics.
 W. $. Adams, one of the men who voted for the poll tax law two years ago came over from Jerome yesterday. Alr Adams wants to be sent back to the legislature just to help undo what he did at the last session.
 Col. Wilson will open the cam paign tomorrow night at Jerome. \ number of the leading lights of from Prescott will be in It Is not certain that Mark Smith, who is Wilson's running mate will be present.
 Murphy and statehood" means just what it says. Mark Smith and was the democratic cam paign slogan for several campaigns and at the end of ten years service in congress by Smith, statehood was just as lar OH as ever.
 Jerry Sullivan was married in Phe- nix on Wednesday. That there may be no mistake about his identity it may be well to add that it was not our Jerry,' the well known cattle baron, although the latter would be a good catch for any lady.
 
 Advertising is recognized today in | greater degree than ever before as a prime essential to business success. More and more is the influence of the :. printers art extending itself. It is a are thing in these times to find a nan engaged in business who is not m enthusiastic believer in advertis- ng.
 \ letter was received from Colonel Alex. 0. Brodie by George Smalley oaay in which the colonel sends his -egards to all of his Tucson friends. 1. He is in New Jersey and is about to cave for Arizona. Colonel Brodie ex- lects to visit Tucson during the com ng winter Tucson Citizen.
 Charles R. Drake, who returned re- 'entiy from protracted visit east, . 'av7 that the east is overwhelmingly 1. .or Mckinley and Roosevelt. There $ so great confidence in the business 'ircies that trade Is not disturbed in