Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-04-10

New stock of boys suits and pants at Ed. Blocks.
 Cents shirt waists in all the new patterns at Ed. Blocks.
 Everything new in boys suits at Blocks.
 It has no equal-Bass' Rose Leaf Jelly for chapped hands, face, and after shaving. For sale by druggists.
 4-3-1mo The contractor for the Del Rio. pipe line has received another lot of pipe and will resume work again on the line.
 We have taken the agency for the Mrs. Jane Hopkins make of boys suits. | Ed. Block.
 The Salt River Canal company last week paid dividend of S7500 the first it has paid during an existence of thirty years.
 The fixtures for the Bank of Ari- zona are en route and that institution expects to move into its new quarters by the first of next month.
 We sell boys suits and pants at eastern prices. Give us a trial. Ed. Block.
 Miss Kerbeaugh, teacher of the public schools in Congress, left on this mornings tram for a visit to rela- tives in Wisconsin.
 The big pump at Del Rio which is intended to lift water into Prescott has been placed in position. It is a fine piece of machinery.
 Mrs. Jane Hopkins suits for boys at S2.50. $500, S3.50, S4.00 and $500, at Blocks.
 Do not fail to look after that big auction sale next Thursday, April II, at corner of Summit and Western avenue, West PLescott.) Will begin at 1 o'clock sharp.
 W. o. Secor, of the engineer corps, of the Santa Fe Pacific railroad com pany is in town on business connect ed with the land office.
 Our boys suits will wear the longest and cost the least. Ed. Block.
 Prescott Hotel arrival, April s, 1901. c R Emery, Los Angeles; c J Stone, Chicago; W J Lester, Mayer; John Howard Legge, Mente Cristo mine; T W Miller, Camp Verde; G W Hull, E J Parkinson, Jerome; R Stevens, Phenix; Nelson Puntenney, Chino Ranch.
 A very large invoice of boys suits and pants just arrived at Ed. Blocks
 Have you ever read any of Sweden borg's works? If not will you send me your address, enclosing your ad- dress enclosing a stamp or two and | I will mail you one of his books free. Adolph Roder, so Cleveland St., Orange, N. J. 4-9x6
 The fixtures of A. Blumberg's store are being placed in position and by Wednesday night it is expected the work will be completed. Mir. Blum berg expects to open up in his new place of business next Monday.
 Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jones and all other shrewd women buy their boys suits of us. Ed. Block.
 They fit, they wear, they hold their shape. That is what mothers say of | the Mrs. Jane Hopkins make of boys clothing, and the prices are right. Call and see them. Ed. Block.
 Col. J. F. Wilson says the announce ment of his intention to locate in Phe- nix for the practice of law is a mis- take. He has opened an office in Prescott.
 The many Arizona friends of D. B. | Robinson, will be pained to learn that | the above gentleman is reported to be dying, in Topeka, Kansas, MT. Rob | inson, as mauager of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad proved himself true friend of Arizona and did much to get proper recognition of our impor- tance, and he rendered very material | assistance to F. M Murphy in get ting the S. F., P. X P. road started, | being the first president of the com pany.
 Mrs. Fen S. Hildreth, of Kingman, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Mar tin, is expected to arrive on tonight's train for brief visit with relatives. The latter went up to Ash Fork to meet her and to become acquainted with her grandson.
 For Rent-Furnished house of three rooms, one block from plaza, cheap; forfour or five months. T. l.. Harris, this office. If
 Auction sale of furniture and house hold goods of Mir. C. c. Woods, cor her Summit and Western Ave, one block north of South NJ. E. Church, West Prescott Thursday, April 11th at o'clock sharp. F. G. Tinsler, auctioneer. If