Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-07
THE CITY
 AND COUNTY
Geo. P. Harrington returned on Saturday night from his trip east.

Geo. P. Harrington returned on
 Saturday night from his trip east.
 Geo. Rohpeter came in Monday
 from the Big Bug country. where he
 is engaged in mining. Mir. Rohpeter
 recently received quite a handsome
 sum of money from the sale of mine
 and is using it in the development of
 other properties,
 J. E. Burchard is in town from
 Congress.
 H. Linklider, a Colorado mining
 man, is in town on mining business.
 The Brisley Drug company has
 taken down its soda water booth.
 Japanese, experienced cook from
 the east, desires situation in private
 family or hotel. in or out of the city.
 Best of reference. F. NJ. A. Answer this office. Ct
 Do not fail to see the finest collec-
 tion of paintings ever brought to Ari-
 zona. They will be exhibited in Ma sonic hall Thursday and Friday even ings and Friday afternoon. Every
 body invited. Admission ? cents.
 Dainty refreshments will be served without extra charge.
 The late Vim. Mitchell is said to have left no will, and as far as known left no heirs.
 The exhibition and sale of paint ings to be held at Masonic hall Thurs day and Friday of this week will be rare opportunity for the people of Prescott 10 secure some really good pictures for their homes. but should you not wish to buy pictures at pres ent 1t Is to be hoped you will not miss seeing this beautiful collection. The ladies who have the exhibition in charge are doing everything possible to make the occasion a pleasant one. Everybody V Is invited to come. Ad- mission 9 cents.
 Judge Hawkins put in the closing days of thecampaign making speeches ! for Mark Smith.
 Refreshments will be served at the art exhibition without any extra charge.
 Frank LaDue, aged about fl years. died in Prescott yesterday morning. ! He had resided in Prescott for some years, and was well known in Arizona and New Mexico. He was a nativa of New York.
 W. W. Vanderbilt returned yester- day from his visit to Phenix. looking after the Cobre Grande lawsuit.
 Mrs. Peter Greenland has taken charge of the Gould Cottage dining rooms. Mrs. Greenland is an expe- rienced cook, one of the best in the county, and bOarders at the Gould Cottage are assured of good eating.
 Don't forget the art exhibition to- morrow evening at Masonic hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Bray have pur- chased the Gould cottage of John Lawler and will run it as lodging house.
 Read what Gales & Friels have to say in this issue about their dancing school.
 There was a large attendance of ladies and gentlemen at the opera house last evening to receive the cleo ton returns.
 R. l.. Morrison returned last night ] from his campaigning tour of the ter ritory. Mir. Morrison did some good f effective work during the campaign. f
 The postofiice department has un- ( der consideration a plan whereby the | name of the poStOtiice shall be placed l on stamps where sold. The idea is to C provide means of identification where [ the stamps are stolen from post office or to prevent boycotting in some e of the smaller towns of the country. |
 Monday issue of theJournal-Minor ( was relald as no other issue of the paper has ever been.
 The war department has sent out notices that persons wishing to send n Christmas gifts to soldiers in the Phil tl ippines must address packages to W Columbia Storage Pier 22. Brook fl lyn." before November l5. On that P date transport is scheduled to sail V for the Orient. on which will be car b ried tokens of remembrance to the q soldiers. b The Epworth League and young v people of the N. E. church will rive a H musical and literary entertainment at p the K. of P hall November F. Ad- IC mission ? cents. It is for a worthy :; object and everybody is requested to u help them in their efforts. 5 Charles Behm is in town from his Spruce mountain mining camp.
 The ladies of Prescott are requested to meet tomorrow, Thursday, after noon at 2:30 o'clock to take steps for the benefit of Prescott It is sincerely. hoped that every lady having the good of the town at heart will attend.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. R. Hotsenpiller re nr turned last night from their visit east, th where they spent the summer. They e will leave tomorrow morning for the th Cornucopia mine, which is owned by !, the former. of I. T. Stoddard is in town todar aI a'l HUH HIS AllAlllS CdlltB. III response f7- to a telegram sent 10 Hon. T. C. Platt of he received a telegram from the latter or. saying that McKinley's majority in R. New York is from 100000 to I50OOO. cL There is no pleasure in life if you cl, tread going to the table to eat and ant rest at night on account of indi- gestion. Henry Williams, of Boon 'llle, Ind. says he suffered that way or years. till he commenced the use Fi )f kOdol Dyspepsia Cure. and adds. Now l can eat anything I like and Ill l want and sleep soundiv every night" Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will iigest what you eat. Brislev Drug vo 70. and W. P. Coyillaud. iii You can't afford to risk your life by cot flowing a cough or a cold to develop sin nto pneumonia or consumption. One pr 'iinute Cough Cure will cure throat iiri nd lung troubles quicker than any St; ther preparation known. Many doe oh DTS use it as a specific for grippe. IL cal 5 an mfaiiihle remedy for crom etc 'hildren like it and mothers endorse bu ]. Brisley Drug Co. and W. P. Covil- tim aud tre
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