Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-11-28

! 6tlu was lnCufaDlG, and EADX "
 } }. ].
 that could not live more G. HM than six months. Iaccept- A5zaz EA@3 | ed their statement as true W19sss - ISH
 and had gtSRnHPnithope Hk <ssz>
 of ever being well again. ll1sr l1r s5 H R Ing ofmy cohd}aon. recohlE yl A5 v,
 mended s. S. s. After talk faWlBf
 ing few bottles the sore NO
 began to heal to the surprise of the physicians
 and In short time made complete cure havs
 gained in flesh my appetite is splendid sleep i
 refTeshing-in fact, atI enjoying perfect health @R 9 sf25e9I2s sye5sGnes ndiidn 5his .B5 ds
 @ ~ A removes every vestige AA&kG of it from the system,
 0s.S ~A
 ~p makes new, rich blood,
 strengthens the body and builds up the general health.
 t Hyou have suspicious sore orhave in
 herited any blood taint, send for our free
 book on Cancer, and write to our medical
 department for any information or advice
 wanted; we make no charge for this ser | vice, Y9nr letter will receive prompt and
 careful Attehtion, And Will be held, itl
 strictest confidence.
 .d THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, GA.
 Globe reports the Geavifst raih fall known for years on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The flood washed out several large bridges near San Carlos, on the Gila Va4leys Gloqeands North ern railway. Thfees were no trains from Saturday, hhtif Wednesday morning.
 David CepnaE, sthe well known. Je5 Francisco to be inSfrietl. The lucky lwoman in the case is Miss Mary Sweeney, a sister of Mrs. J, B, Me Nally, of Prescott. 3
 John, J. Birdnow, editor of the Ora ham, Guardian, is an applicant for chief clerkship of the council, while Curt w. Miller, of Tempe News is willing to accept a similar position in the house. .. l...... ...t
 Mrs. E. T. Cody, widow of the late Dr. Cody, of Jerome, will shortly leave Jerome with her children for Alexander City, Alabama, to reside, She has jast receiFed SloOO from the United lNIedahs, of which order her husband was member.
 J. Fisher will leave on Monday morning for Junction City, Kansas, where ghis< wife sis Visiting a sister, After a syisit Ofsahont tewtays NS and Mrs. Fisher will both return to 1 Prescott. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Jnstus GoebeL .of Kentucky, are stopping in Phenix for the winter. Mir. Goebel is a brother of the man who originated the Goebel law in the Blue Grass state, the opera ton of which resulted in his death by assassination, HN..t '' ni> -.63 f During the late rain Cave Creek spread out over the plains like an l ocean. The water, five feet deep, swept oyer the Arizona canal, break ing the banks and flooding 1 be co,In- try. A large force of men is now em- ployed in repairing the breach.-En- terPrisealI nn .YEaiI liVarl U sail
 Lost-An opportunity to see the JoSsey Stock company in the world famed "A Soldiers Daughter" Mon day night at thev opera -houSe,jf YQH do not get yoJa tickets early. ~1adies admitted free. Prices are g; 31 and 50 cents. Seds now on sale at the Brisles Drug rpmpanX 7
 The Monday club will meet on Monday at the residence of Mrs. J. $. Douglas, at 2:3O p. m. .......
 'TAe Coming of Christ and His, Kingdom. or Prophecy under the Search Light will be illustrated by copies of the masterpiece of the worlds art. M. l.. Church.. Not 2S..
 Mrs. Mary A. Borders, of Sparta, bEllinois, arrived on last nights train for visit with her son, A. Borderss of this place. She expects to remain here fJr several weeks. after which she will go to California for a.visit with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. C. S. 'Taggart.
 ! MissibI;FI SPsi, n Yett 'estiniaiIe young lady of]Saa Befnardinol Cal1 ! fornia. arrived on last nights train and will be united in marriage to- morrow to H. W .sWilsoh of flSe steam ! laundry. Mr. Wilson is a'nephew of ! D. NJ. Clark, proprietor of the laun- dry.I y.IV1lGlD40S { Ridy;fpi1 KiPlihSs hasv novel, kim" will begin in the December is sue of NcClureis magazine, This is tale of. life in India. and in il the 1 literary genius gives aipfofoimH lskdy of oriental life This is the authors masterpiece, and it fulfils in its larger scope all the promises of his earlier and shorter works.
 TbeEqpitafle Life ,AssrTapce,cQm, pany has lecently -isshef al4Cmieise Atlas of the World which is a very l handy thing to have around, It con tains more geographical information Ithan has ever been crowded into the same space. Of course it also serves as a constant reminder that the Equi- Itable is the proper company in which to insure, a proposition to which every one will acctde. .'+f.. .i nidai The JOssey Stock company which is to appear at Dake's opera house on
 Monday evening has been playing in Jerome this week The Reporter has the following to say of them: "The
 Jossey Stock company is being well received inthis city. Itiswithout boubt
 the best company that has eyer ap-
 peared in Jerome. On Monday night
 they presented "A Soldiers Daugh- ; ter,fa on Tuesday night t'Undel | Two Flags!R These plays are, strictly up-to-date and are rendered in a fault
 less manner. Prices p, B and 5C
 cents.
 Indian Dude and TuckathOo, two Indians, hads their triad this forenoon on charge of changing a brand or
 cattle. The jury returned verdict of not guilty, without leaving theil r seats, by order of the court, as the testimonylwas atvariance with the in
 dictment, the crime, if committed al all, having been committed in Coco , nino county.
 An able bodied thief seems to b,
 operating in the vicinity of the Jour . ,nal Miner office. Four two-incl blanks belonging to this office hay, , been stolen during the past few days
 while NIT. Hayne, the Hotel Burk,
 stone cutter reports a similar thief $ from him as well as nearly cord O . wood.
 Ernest Scott, colored man O
 Phenix, is charged with an assaul !, upon a white girl in that city, an, n had his preliminary examination ol - Friday. On the justice announcin;