Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-19
TUESDAYS DAILY.

PhenlX.
 Will Smith, jr., left for Jerome thi. morning.
 Geo. H. Daily of the Henrietta mine has goue to Tucson. Phenix is again agitating the ques tion of a smelter.
 Mrs. Ida Crouch -Hazlett will lee ture in the NJ. E. church tonight.
 Room with or without board at Mrs o. B. Marshall's, 43l, Beach Avenue No invalids or children need apply
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 J. c. Snow was in town today from his Big Chino valley home.
 Hamilton, Brown shoes at cost. while the present stock lasts, at Bar thel & Stocks. 6-12x6
 Admission to commencement Thurs day evening, Adults, 5Oc; children, 25c.
 For bottle or flask choice whiskev go to Karney's. If
 Read the advertisement of Calla Lily four in this issue. As its name indicates, it is the pure article.
 Lamps and glass ware at Linn's. Cheaper than any place in the city. If
 "Progressive Suffrage" will be the subject of Mrs. Crouch -Hazlett's lee ture at the M. E. church tonight.
 Hamilton Brown shoes for SI.75. Try pair. Ed Block.
 Mrs. W. H. Thayer and daughter have returned from Phenix, where they lived during the winter.
 The Parker lucky curve fountain pen-the best. With ink. At Linn's.
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 Commencement exercises of St. Joseph's academy tomorrow evening at opera house. Curtain rises at ' o'clock sharp.
 Haviland china and Johnson Bros. the best imported chinaware. at Linn's. Make no mistake if you wish the best in the city at the lowest price. If W. H. Smith started up his cold storage plant today to get his rooms cooled down. The machinery is run by an electric motor.
 c. B. Linn can fit you right with spectacles and at the right price, If
 At Linn's a good eight day one half hour strike clock, from S3.75 up. We meet Chicago prices. If
 Fred Smith, a young clerk in the gents furnishing department of the T. F. Miller Co. of Jerome, has been arrested for stealing money from the company, says the Jerome News.
 Midsummer sale is now on at c. sB. Linn's Golden Eagle store, where you can save 20 to 40 per cent on your purchases. If
 The elegant plate glass windows for the new Corner drug store, in the Bashford block, are being put in place.
 Hamilton Brown shoes for men. Lace or congress, S1.75. Ed. Block.
 Mrs. Nellie Thomas, of the Agua Fria valley, was in town yesterday and made a pleasant cali at the Journal Miner office. Mrs. Thomas is one of the pioneer ladies of Yavapai l county.
 Hamilton Brown shoes, dressv and serviceable for S1.75. Ed. Block.
 W. L. Bell of the Penn Gold Min ing Company, left on this mornings train on business trip to Colorado, i expecting to be absent about ten days.
 Did you see our S1.75 Hamilton Brown shoes. Ed. Block.
 John O. Dunbar has resigned his position as editor of the Phenix Ga zette on account of ill health. Frank DeSousa, young newspaper man of San Jacinto, California, has taken his place.
 We might say fine things about our 5000 special suits, but purchas- CTS will spread the news soon enough. Wilson.
 Mrs. c. P. Steele and children ar rived in Prescott couple of days ago from Colorado Springs. Colorado. to join her husband, c. P. Steele, the grocery clerk with T. w. Otis. They intend to make Prescott their future home Mrs. Steele is a sister of Mrs. T. L. Harris.
 Late Saturday afternoon Col. NJ. H. r McCord filed his official bond as United States marshal with Judge Street, to whom his commission had been sent, and received from him the latter document. In accordance with the advice of his attorneys, Col. Me Cord will not assume charge of his office until after the term of United States court at Prescott Enterprise. Drink Heekin's "MagnoIia'' Coffee. For Sale by The ashford-Burmister (  Judge W. H. Barnes of Tucson has been lucky the past two years both as ! lawyer and speculator in mines. and IS a result he is now one of the , vealthiest men of the territory. His ' many friends rejoice at his good for $ tune. When Arizona secures state { hood, should Judge Barnes attain his be will be able to dazzle a with as valuable a night ( shirt as was worn by Senator Tabor i )f Colorado.-Enterprise. Every man who ever wore one of ( Wilson's S2.50 hats knows its value l better than We can tell. You'd be f to know how many $500 s nen there are that have tested them T o their entire satisfaction. Every $ shape and every color you find in the | 500 agency hat, we duplicate for 800.
 Take 50 cents to Joe Wilson's r md trade it for a S100 suit of under [ year. A two to one shot. t R. D. French, the enterprising com J nercial traveller, who has been mak- V ng his home in Prescott for several a ears, finds such an increase to his b business that it has become necessary a or him to open permanent office n lere. He has taken room 31, in the O lew bank building for this purpose. U 1e will have an assistant to look after l he business here, while he will con C inue on the road. d