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

] OOPPSl hIuIhS cOnpdny appears ln : this issue. The company is iDcorpo- , rated nnder the laws of Arizona by ? citizens of the territory, and a portion . of the stock has been set aside for de velopment purposes and is being of fered for sale at very low price. c. B. Linn can fit you right with spectacles and at the right price. If ' 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 Jerome papers report that no clue has been obtained of k. D. Foreman, who killed man with shovel there recently,a
 The Parker lucky curve fountain pen-the best. With ink. At Linn's.
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 Territorial Auditor G. w. Vickers spent Sunday in Prescott, circulating among his friends. Coming up from the cool climate of Phenix he was in clined to find little fault with the warm weather here.
 Hamilton Brown shoes for Sl .75. Try pair. Ed Block.
 Lamps and glass ware at Linn's. Cheaper than any place in the city. If
 Tent city, Coronado Beach. Cal. is a surprise to every new arrival. No one can realize all its delights with out being there to see and feel the completeness of the place. Thou sands will go to Tent city this year.
 For bottle or flask choice whiskey go to Karney's. If
 There was a decided change in the weather on Sunday. Thewind which has prevailed for so long did not put in an appearance and there was a de- cided rise ill the mercury, which went up as high as 80 degrees.
 Present your sweetheart with box of Huyler's. She will appreciate it. You can get it at R. H. Burmister tS Sons Col
 D. O. Michel, painter, formerly resident of Prescott, writes to friend here that his wife died in San Diego recently. The couple left here some time since for the above place for the benafit of Mrs. Michel's health, 1 but the change failed to have the de- | sired effect.
 J. NJ. Gaily. master mechanic of the s. F., P X P. railroad left on this mornings train for the east to attend !. the meeting of the Master Car Build CTS association and also the annual 1. meeting of the Master Mechanics of the United States. The meetings will be held at Buffalo and Saratoga Springs.
 Hamilton, Brown shoes at cost, |. while the present stock lasts, at Bar thel x Stocks. 6-12x6
 Room with or without board at Mrs O. B. Marshall's, 43l, Beach Avenue. No invalids or children need apply.
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 Drink F1eekin's "Magnolia'' Coffee. 1 For Sale by The ashford-Burmister Company.
 St. Joseph's Academy will hold commencement exercises at the Opera house on Thursday evening, June 20. Curtain rises at : o'clock sharp.
 Take 50 cents to Joe Wilson's and trade it for a Si.0O suit of under wear. A two to one shot.
 Tickets for the commencement ex- excises next Thursday evening for sale at Brisley's Drug Store and at Shumate's.
 Go to Swartz & Hughes for wall paper and fine paper hanging. Odd Fellows building. 6-l4x6
 The finest chocolates and bon bons to be had are Huyler's. For sale at R. H. Burmister & Sons Co, sole agents.
 NJ Grat% returned to Prescott yes | terday with a view of relocating here after an absence of a couple of years. He thinks Prescott as good place as he has seen for business.
 Supply your Sunday table with box of Huyler's. R. H. Burmister X Sons O., sole agents.
 J. G. Hamilton of the American Beet Sugar company was in Prescott yesterday and lefs last evening for 1 Beardsley to investigate the possibili ties of beet culture in that vicinity and between that place and Phenix, with a view of erecting a beet sugar factory at some point in the Salt river valley.
 Drink Heekin's ''MagnOIia" Coffee. For sale by The Bashford- -Burmister Company.
 Prescott Hotel arrivals June 16: Il $ Wall, Mayer; NJ c Gum, Alabama; Thos A Liston, Williamsport, Pa; D W Brill, Shamokin, Pa; Mrs A Mar tin, Jerome; Daniel Fitzsimmons, Los Angeles; w w Sitter, Denver; Mir and Mrs G H Laberteu, Phenix; Geo H West, Jerome; Thos H Sherrard, A E Cohoon, Washington, D c; A w Springfield, Chino; J NJ Sullivan, Prescott; Easton Miller, Frank A Chuck, Paso Robles, Cal; Robert L Hammil, Gunnison, Colo; Alice Gil more, Los Angeles; Marion Avon Ed ous; N c Webster, F, P & P Grade, Mir and Mrs Chas B Brown, Lime Kiln; J B Smith, Williams; Malcolm McDougall, Heram Beggler, Will liams; James R Sias, Providence; Jno P Darling. McCabe.
 Every man who ever wore one of Wilson's S2.50 hats knows its value better than we can tell. You'd be surprised to know how many $500 . men there are that have tested them to their entire satisfaction. Every shape and every color you find in the l $500 agency hat, we duplicate for ! $500.
 Rev. Horace Holding. who will be l favorably rembembered by Prescott citizens as a former pastor ofthe Con gregational church here but who has , been a missionary in China for sev- eral years, and who was in Peking , during the siege will deliver an ad- dress on China this. Monday vening, June l7th, at s o'clock, in the Con $ grcgational church.
 l Barthel S Stocks are selling all ' their Hamilton. Brown shoes at cost