Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-06-26
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 Sherrard, Washington D c; R J Hill St Johns; F l. Lyke. Los Angeles; , R Slack, Groom Creek; J H Newson Los Angeles; H M Reddig. Albuquer que; B Reese, Jerome; M Grider Kan sas City; M F Rivers, Honolula; NJ and Mrs J W Deane, Deansborro R w Gordon, W J Lester, Mayer , E D Treadwell, Jerome; Lamber R Smith, Richenbar; Geo P Harring , ton, N c Sheckels, Frank brennan , James M Taylor, Crown King; F H , Warran, Prescott; N w Tarr, King man; Gertie Taylor, Jerome; Joe Archambeau, Ash Fork; Robt B Wal ton, Flagstaff; Chas NJ Bushnell Crown King; Dan Hogau, Flagstaff, Con Harrington, city; J w Young, Frank Fenton, Wm Justers, Crowned King.
 Take 50 cents to Joe Wilson's and trade it for Sl co suit of under wear. A two to one shot.
 Reuben Jackson has sold out his interest in the Comet Billiard parlors to his partner, June Freeman, and will shortly leave for Indianapolis to take position with a railroad com pany there.
 Governor N. O. Murphy left for Phenix last night.
 Hamilton Brown shoes for men. Lace or congress, S1.75. Ed. Block.
 Dr. G. w. Vickers, territorial audi tor came up from Phenix yesterday morning and spent Sunday in Pres colt.
 Hamilton Brown shoes for Sl.75. Try a pair. Ed Block.
 A little four year old girl from Kingman came over to Prescott with her father during the recent sitting of the United States grand jury In Kingman acetyline gas is used fer Illuminating purposes and electric lights are unknown there. The first evening the gentleman was here he held his little girl up to the electric light fixture and told her to turn on the gas. The little one turned on the electric key when to her surprise it did not require the use of match to get light. Looking at the bulb for minute or so she remarked: "Oh, papa, they have their gas in bottle here"
 -D1op in and see us You'll be as welcome as sunshine, and we're sure to make clothier friend of you. J. W. Wilson.
 Fleetwood Bell, brother of Mrs. J. I. Gardner, who has been located in Kingman for some time engaged in the practice of law has located in Prescott.
 F. A. Wickersham, a Petaluma, California banker, died near Phenix on Saturday.
 We might say fine things about our 5000 special suits, but purchas- CTS will spread the news soon enough. Wilson.
 Major J. H. McClintock, president of Roosevelt's Rough Riders associa- ton, has at the request of the Citizens Reception committee, of Colorado Springs, postponed the annual re- union of the association from June 24, to August l, at which time it is hoped Vice President Roosevelt will be able to attend.
 The Parker lucky curve fountain pen-the best. With ink. At Linn's.
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 For Fourth of July banners, stream CTS and signs, see Schwartz & Hughes. Odd Fellows Bldg. 9t.
 This is San Juan's day.
 H. D. Aitken, leader of the choir of the Methodist church, introduced an innovation on the customary church music yesterday morning, by the in- troduction of a zobo orchestra for the morning offertory. The music of the instruments seemed to be quite we'll pleasing to the congregation.
 House of five rooms for rent and furniture for sale. Inquire at 14S South Summit. 6-22x6
 The funeral of the late E. P. Holli- day took place yesterday afternoon and was largely attended. Services were held in Masonic hall by the lodge, of which deceased was a mem- Der. A choir consisting of H. D. Ait ken, J. D. Wakely, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Mrs. J. c. Martin and Miss Amelia Block furnished music which was ap- propriate and very impressive. At the grave the impressive services of the Masonic order were repeated and also that of the Workmen, of which | order deceased was also a member. | Rev. F. E. Bennett of the Episcopal church officiated as chaplain of the. Masonic lodge. Deceased was held | in high esteem by all who knew him.
 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
 J. I. Gardner is building two cot tages in East Prescott.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. P. Covillaud have gone to the Castle Creek Hot springs l for brief visit.
 The rainy season is soon due here. It is hoped that it will be rainy season in reality, as well as in name.
 At Linn's a good eight day one half hour strike clock, from S3.75 up. | We meet Chicago prices. If
 The "Horrible" department of the Fourth of July celebration will be turned over to the Prescott Athletic | club. They are perfectly competent | to do full justice to this feature of the | celebration. They will make it hor- rible enough to suit the most fastidi- ous.
 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 | $500 agency hat, we duplicate for $500.
 sE. H. Tackett, a former peace officer of Prescott, came in from Flag staff last nipht