Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-24
TUESDAYS DAILY.
Rummage sale tomorrow.


 Rummage sale tomorrow.
 Lovely pictures from 9 cents to Sl.OO at the rummage sale.
 Millinery sale, without an equal. Hats from 25 cents to S1.00.
 California excursion season will commence next month.
 Everything from a tooth pick to a town pump for sale at the rummage sale tomorrow.
 A magnificent big fagpole for the new Palace saloon is being put in po- sition today.
 The rummage sale will open up for business tomorrow, Wednesday morn ing at g o'clock.
 The Prescott orchestra will play at the rummage sale tomorrow evening, the opening night.
 A bicycle for 50 cents and another for 75 cents is offered at the rummage sale.
 John Rogers left this morning to attend St. Matthews school at San Mateo, California.
 Mrs. J. Nj. W. Moore will take or ders at the rummage sale for Chry- santhemums and violets at one cent each. She has splendid flowers.
 Special Agent A. F. Leach, of the interior department, returned last night from visit to Williams on land business.
 D. Fitzpatrick has gone to Califor mia to hire stonecutters for work on the new Prescott National Bank building.
 Lewis Swarthout, of McCabe, and Miss Rosamond Stoan were married on Monday April 2, at the South Methodist church, West Prescott by Rev. Leon O. Lewis.
 All members of Prescott Lodge No. 33O, B. P. O. Elks are hereby ordered to attend special meeting of said lodge to be held Wednesday evening at s o'clock p. m., April A, 1901. By order of B. H. Smith, E. R.
 A s round trip rate to Phenix on the occasion of the presidents visit is what the railroad proposes to offer, That is cheap enough for any one who wants to make the trip.
 While visiting the McCabe mine yesterday, Gov. R. c. Powers stepped into the steam exhaust box at the 600-foot level, scalding his foot and ankle pretty badly. He is confined to his bed in the Congress House.
 The party of eastern capitalists who arrived in Prescott few days since, left last evening on their re- turn trip. There were twenty-six in the party and they travelled in their own special cars.
 MT. Theo. Bremer's new play "The Angel of the Alley" will be produced at the Dake opera house next We'd | nesday April 24th under the manage ment of Sullivan and Harris. Thou sands of dollars were spent in the | preparation of this big melodrama and some astonishing results were shown. It has scored a great hit | wherever played and the management | anticipates large audience for We'd | nesday night.
 "The Angel of the Alley" a new play, comes to the Dake Opera House next Wednesday, April 24. This is the greatest melodrama ever offered | for the public entertainment and has made the hit of the season among plays of its class. It has some mag nihcent stage settings and is power fully acted. Manager Martin guar antees this attraction as the largest | and best that has ever played in Prescott.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals, April 2: J W Hanson, Tucson; J W Burson, c F Traylor, Witherley, Wickenberg: OB Boomer, L. E Jenkins, Boston: Geo r Harrington, Crown King: NJ s Ferran and wife, Williams; MT and Mrs Mccullough, Walnut Grove; Geo Rohpeter, Dewey; W O Franklin, San Francisco; R H Hogue, Albuquerque; Geo A Gamble, Kansas City; W J Shiek, New York; J W Thurber, Ash Fork.
 Little Willie had fit. He got it at Keller's of Oakland, Cal, where you can get perfect fitting shirts the kind which dc not choke you to death or cause you any discomfort. Order trial set of three shirts. Send your measure with it and ''Keller's man" will see you next trip. Ed B. Webster is 'Keller's man" and he has been taking measures for twenty-two years. NKellers" have been making shirts 22 years-a good combination. A good combination. Try them. (Signed.) Ed B. Webster.