The Coconino weekly sun. [volume], January 23, 1896, Image 7

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THllMUV. JANUARY 23, 189G.
xl , , ia and bills for advertising pay-
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i mention of mairluces, births
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l.uiicr, 30e, tit Collins1.
ii me ni.iilo leaf lard at llox
ith is smoking Breakfast
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mi of winter iiuiltTWcar at
, n JO mils up.
i homo industry by gettiug
a meats at Ilu.wvoith's.
ni'il, a line of ladies1 capes,
1 1 suits, at II. A. lingers.
ii in $5 and Suits from $18
, to older by Greou, the
lMis cine nausea, headache,
, billiousueis. Sold by all
, i'ple, ihu conti actor nud
...is leased Ihu McMillau build
t isi of the SUN ollice.
t ne No. 1, ot the Central
i iiiiond, whieli has bceu in
i I' i ail road repair shop at
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lestaiiraut,
hi engaged to fuinl.ili tlio
f i the Z. Q Z. ball on tho
.fJai.ii.iri SOtli.
. .ititin is caused by lactic acid
i I ut. Hood's S.irsapaiillii
i u this acid and completely
i i it-nth cuics ihi'iimatism.
J jet mih Hood's.
: ns ai e out for a graud ball
F n b tho Z. Q. Z., at Uab
, . .ii ihiusda) evening Jan.
lit iiipinr will bo served in
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the lit si medicine. I liaVo
I ih.it would do mo an'
i Kt 00 cents. For salo by
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adiep leligiotis Interest in
,.s of thu town, nud tho
ns Ikivo been larger than
t time. Thero wero thieo
to thu membership of tho
a., chin eh last Sabbath.
tliilTmau ictiiriied fiom
l.i week. Mr. Ilollmaii iveut
place several weeks ago to
in oculist. Ho was nenily
is now able to read and
is sight to be fully restored.
l'n ul Ui ei seer Minitower has com
pleiul U,e side walk on Beaver street
Wt.ui Aspen and Railroad
nil in . - including a stieet crossing at
Hie i i uei of Railroad avenue and
lif.lUl iiitt. Pali mis of Ho.xivol Ill's
lui.li. i slu.p ciiu now secure the best
ima'sii llagstall without dauger of
gitiing thiir feet muddy.
If tin i e is an one thing that needs
to I e pin ilu il, it is politics, so tho re
foiiim sais, and many agree thereto.
Rut I unil tells, and as ii blood purifier
and .in i corrector Simmons Liver
RtV'iia' .i is the best medicine. 'I
use it in ptefcieiico to any other."
"i in Mr. S. M. Hisoll, of Middlo
l'oit, Ohio. And Dr. D. S. Russell
"ft in i Hie, Vn.. utites, "It fulfills
ill ' u pioniiso for it."
Rcpoit comes from Canipe Verde
llint nl.ilu hunting on Squaw l'eak a
fen dais ago a oung man made a
"linn il discovciy which ho located
aiiil f .i which ho refused J500 iu cash
'lie in t da. Theru has been some
x'ii ii.Ii (,io found In the neighhor
IiimhI .r Snuuiv Teak, but the dcvelop
miiii iicuk iloiid there has uot been
J'J ixicnsiie. The Into striko Is a
ice gold oi e.
T'ie new 1 1 discovered cliff and cave
duelling? which neie Hist reported in
1'it Sin, me all lading a good denl of
aticiiiinn. The ruins extend from the
Mil- dm lleis mountain to below Ttir
"y Links mill other dwellings may
W tliji-oieii'd, Thcfo dwellings .can
'"' 'sill leached, as they nro located
"ml,, summit and side of tho led top
ni"iiin mi about ii mile oir thu Turku
'oil's i ml, and twclie miles uortheast
' riag,tafr.
' I' Bod, of Denver, and Grand
Rpc ' lei of the Grand Lodge A. O. U.
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" . .u ii veil on Thin sdny night of last
H,k, and visited Flagstaff Lodge No.
13 Mi Unil has recently organized
A 0 U V lodges in Nognlcs anil
J-'giess. H left hero Friday for
"insloiv nnd thencH to While Oaks,
A; Jl . wheiii he will organize, a lodge
'a. u. u. W. Mr. Boyd leporis the
'""inieii Imlges Ju Ills iUllSUlctlOU OS
pruspmiug tiuely.
roust go to
N. G. Lnyton went to Willlnms to
day. Levi Strauss overalls sixty cents at
Rogers1. .
Miss Eva Dutton has returned from
Los Angeles.
For a choice steak or
HoxwortlPs.
New sign posts am being put iu at
thu railroad crossings.
Two loads of ore from the Cameron
mine, will bo iu to-day.
Carpets, mailings and art squares,
tiew designs, at II. A. Rogeis.
J. F. Michael, editor of thu News,
is iu town from Williams to-day.
0Sters, dressed poultry, celery,
eratiberiies, fruits, etc., at Collins1. "
Prayer meeting iu the. Presb te'rian
cliureh this eveuiugat 7:30 oMoek.
A-uico Hue of ineu'ii suits ranging
in prices from 15 to $10, at H. A.
Rogers.
For Sale A four-horse power. It is
first-class and will be sold eheap.
Apply toE. Whipple.
There are two school districts in
Navajo coiiuty, Show-low, No. 7, and
Liudeu, No. 11, without teachers.
J. II. Hoskins, Jr., is now vice
president ami treasurer of the Columbia
Implement and Vehicle Co., of St.
Louis.
Madnmu Rumor says that Mifs
Cliarlollo Cook of Williams, and Dr.
Miller thu dentist, will be married
next week,
Roane Thorpe, tho dentist, returned
from Wiuslow Monday, and may Lu
f. hi ml iu his office north of Carroll's
restaurant.
E. R. B:i1ess has leased the old P.
J. Br.iutifu building and will move
his barber shop to that location the
first of Fehuary.
E. A. Sliker. F. W. Smith. Chas.
Canal! and Frank Be.il tiro committe
of arraiigfinniits for the Z. Q. Z.
ball on Jan. 30lh.
Shiloh's Cine, the great cough nnd
croup cure, is in grent demand. Pocket
size contains tweiil-Gve doses, only
'J5 cuuts. Childum "love it. Sold by
druggists.
A letter fiom W. II. Can oil an
nounced his arrival in Chicago. It is
Chicago weather there, "damp, cold
and clmidv." Mr. and Mis. Carroll
will return in thu spring.
Kail's Clover Root will purify your
blood, clear your complexion, regulate,
our bowels and make jour head clear
as a bell, 'lb cents. 60 ccuts and $1.
For sale by W. R. Edwards.
Tho Sun is under obligations to J.
R. Halsey, of Kingman, for an invita
tion to attend the opening of the
Chicago Mineral and Mining Board
which occurred on the .'1st lust.
The Z. Q. Z. ball on January SOth.
will bo jhe affair' of thfi season. Good
music, line hall for dancing, excellent
prompter, allablii attendants in tho
cloak roums, aud an elegant supper.
On account of the rain and thaw the
Urst ofthisweok, A. T. Cornish has
discontinued ice cutting at Bellemmit
until tlio next freeze. It is estimated
that 3,000,000 pounds of ice haro been
cut and stored at that placo this season.
There will be preaching services in
thu Presbyterian church next Sabbath
morniiig and evening. All are invited
to attend the Sabbath school at 10
. . ... . , i i
o CIOCK. i ivo new classes iniiu ut-eii
organized, an adult Biblu class aud a
uo s intermediate.
Regular services fu thcM. E. church,
B. M. Danford, pastor, next Sunday,
January 26th. .lliemu for morning
discussion; "Mysteries in tne uidic,
aud the reason for it." Topic for
oveniog services; "Possibilities of
revelations, or tho Solution of tbo
Mysteries." Tlio two discussions
forming a series, anu umn oasiu oh
Dent. 29:29; pleasu read it. A cordial
invitation is extended to them who
refuse to accept tho Bible because
they do not uudei stand all of it.
Bucklen's .nilcaMSulve.
The best salvo In tbo world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, cli,llblaihs.
corns and nllskiu eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, oi no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price, 25
cents per box. For sale by D. J. Bran
nen. Flagstaff. Arizona.
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Why the People of the Verde
Want the Road.
Verde Vnlley Farmer Tells Wliy
tlio People of -Hint Section
Vunt to Trail e ot
FlnustaO".
A correspondent of the Journnl
.Miner, writing fr.im the Upper Verde
valley utiderdatu of Jan. 15lh, sas:
"What shall vu eatP What shall
wediinkP Where withal shall we be
cluthed?
"Theius tho whole thing in a nut
shell! Notwithstanding thu fact that
the Bible forbids taking thought of
these things, they will keep coming
aroutii! nud bothering a body about
threu bundled ami sixty-live days out
of every ear. I, for one, don't like
lb bo troubled with such matters,
because they interrupt my flow of
thought on morn exalted themes; but
once iu n while I lake a spell of wond
ering what I shall do when I hale
nothing mole to eat, and limv I Minll
go to church when I havu nothing
more to wear. I havu one of thesu
spells now, brought on by leading
ilia "Jeiomw Mining Nuns" concern
ing the pioposed Fhigstai and Veldt:
mad. I should like to lake the non
plused In other by thu hand and e.
ulain to him in m naturally elegant
and forceful manner, why we waul
that road, and why we hope and pi ay
that it ma be built. Our reason put
into the plaiucst English at our com
mand, is that thu Jerome merchants
havu not doiie.'aud are uot disposed to
do the fair tiling by the valley fat nicr..
They have stulled it down (slang, bin
nothing else expresses il) ihe fanner
for the last ear, that they eould'liaie
buy laid down iu Jeroinu for $12.50
and leceiitly it has leaked out thiuiigh
iiuo of their oivu number that $15 was
the lowest ligiuu at which hay could
be shipped to them. I don't like lo
look at ciookcd things, and thu moie 1
look at Unit tuo "ciooKlilci" u geis.
It is claimed by our faimeis that the)
can sell grain on the ranch for a better
price than they can get iu Jeiome.
Ever thing in the way of produce is
cut down iu Jeromo to suit thu fane
of thu merchant, and thu f aimer can
stand ou one foot and whistle, white
they tie up his groceiies aud baud
ibem to him at thu samu old high
price. Well, you see wo are gelling
tired of thai sort of a thing, and we
aie looking for a hole lo crawl
through, and we think the Flagstaff
aud Verde road is the apeituie we
seek.
"Tho farmer cau haul his produce
to Flagstaff orPiescolt, aud cveu if
he lias to take Phoenix pik'esfor it,
he can get his supplies so much cheap
er, that bo will save considerable b
it. I huie ueilher hauled hay lo
Freseott, nor brought back supplies,
but I have talked with tin iiuighbuis
who have, and I am told that it pus
to do so. Pal ties iu Jeiomu have told
me that they can bhlp family supplies
fiom Picscolt, pay their own fieight,
aud make b the transaction.
"M gooducssl e cau'l sit around
down heio iu thu valley, and let
Jeiome swallow us alive.
"It sounds very muguamliuous lo
say that Jerome furnishes usiuaikel
for all wu raise, but Mini's going to
furnish us liauspoitaliou to the poui
house? Ibal'a thu question. We've
had numbers of things furnished us
before now that didn't beuetil us a
particle, and if the Veido farmer
doesn't scratch his head on both sides
ami look sharp, he will be furnished
a horn, out of the little end of which
he will be atlibuit tociawl. If he
is cinched any tighter, ho won't bu
able to get his breath financially.
"Yes, brother, we w.iut.tliatro.id aud
we waul it badly, and wo kuow wb
wu want it too, and if the farmeis.
know their oivu iuleicsls it will be
uuilt. If we cau'l do auy belter wo
cau turn our hay aud grain iuto pork
and beef aud take il to Flagstaff iu
condensed' shape. But I've said
euough. I have a line head of hair,
just gray euough lo bo pretty, aud I
expect to louse il thu next lime I go to
Jerome.
"If any oue else cau'l undei stand
why wu waul thu Flagstaff and Verde
road let him come down to ihu valley
and we'll givu him his dinner aud ex
plain the sitmitiou to him if we die iu
the attempt.
"i'hu cause for discontent does not
lie with the farmer. Individually I
think that the milling towu aud the
valley, could bo mutually buiieticial to
each other, but some ladical changes
must if 1st bu made. Thu change must
be made on this basis: Whatsoever
ye would lhat men should do to you,
do ye eveu sy to them. What la lair
"VMilimwVi'
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Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse tne system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
get all the benefits of a mild and pleasant
laxative and tonic that purifies the blood
and strengthens the whole system. And
more than this: SIMMONS LIVER REGU
LATOR regulates the Liver, keeps It active
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
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a-EVERY PACKAGEtE3S
ii tho Z Stamp In red on wrapper
J. II. Zcllln & Co., Phlla., Pa.
1 , 1,
for one is fair for the other. The mer
chant makes big profit on his goods
and he should be fair enough to see
that (he farmer ought to have all the
profit on his piodtice. Instead of this,
I he merchant wants all the profit both
was. The condition of affairs is
bound tobiinga change. We can1!
do any woise and we may do better.
At any rate our farmers are willing to
try it."
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FLAGSTAFF TO CELEBRATE
Nest Auuiist Is the Ttmo Sxttled tor
the Event.
Flagstaff, the pushing little city on
the A. & P. liiilrond iu tLe pine woods
of Coconino county, has already begun
to prepaie for a gorgeous celebration
to be given some time, next August.
Two or three da s will be devoted to
spoils and a park will bu laid out, a
bicycle tracu built and every prepara
tion made for both the comfort aud
amusement of t hosts who visit them.
Flagstaff iu August is au ideal place,
lery similar lo Phoenix winter time,
being 6000 feet above sea level, beau
tifully surrounded by many objects of
interest. Here it is that thu people
go to the homes of the ancient cliff
dwellers, where iu tlio ear 1700 a
whole city of people wcie massacred
in a day, and the habitations left
teuantless. Here also people ouilit
for the Graud Canyon of tht Colorado,
one of nature's greatest wonders, and
August is the best season of the year
for a visit. It is to be a pai t of the
program at tlio close of the festivities
iu Flagstaff to orgaulzo a mammoth
excuisiou at a cheap rate to visit the
Graud Canyon. Phoenix at present is
very busy preparing fur tho second
ttutiuarmidwintcr carnival to be held
hero Febiuary 19, 20, 21 and 22 at
which thousands of outside people will
be found. It is hoped all the outside
cities of Arizona will seed large dele
gations and great assurance is given
that such will bo the case. Especially
for those of the noith this will be a
pleasant trip and when August comes
around 2,000'Pliocnix people, may be
expected ai Flagstaff ns at that season
il is warm lieie nnd our people who
are great travelers, will enjoy a few
dasoftho pure oxhileraling atmos
phere of lhat section. Come to Phoe
nix during the carnival and this city
will return four for one next August.
Gazette.
A new side walk ou the west side of
Beaver street from Railroad to Aspen
avenue, is being put down.
G. H. Paine, Field Manager of Chas.
F. Lumiuis1 illustrated magazine "The
Laud of Sunshine," devoted exclusive
ly to the iuterests of ."Arizona aud
Southern California" the great south
west, will visit Flagstaff shortly lo iu
troduce the magazine nnd to arrange
for an illustrated article on Flagstaff.
Mr. Lummis1 reputation as a talented
writer, guarantees to our citizens full
justice being done to Flagstaff iu the
coin urn s of the "Laud' of Sunshiue."
The magazine is published iu Los
Angeles, Cab, aud Is a credit to its
editor mid to the people it ripreseuts.
strictly pure.
n-.2teilili of tho very best qnallty only
m-eiiMMItil s iiroparition. consequently
l.nglitncti, vermanency nnd durability
a-uahi a) bu relied on when using
Harrison's
"Town and Country"
Ready Mixed Paint
T bo Ind at your dealer's or of r. IT.
MuthC'.is (li-ncral Agent, Lea Angeles,
C.il. f.!nr pjrrii frre. A
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IN OUR
NEW BARTERS.
We have moved into the Kilpatrick Block, and now
occupy two storerooms. Our new place of businesses the
most prominent in Flagstaff and easily reached from all
parts of town, and is therefore convenient to our cus
tomers. Our stock has been enlarged and we are able to
supply our patrons with anything they may desire in the
line of Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes, Clothing
and Dry Goods.
Come in and see us. We will wait on you promptly
and will make you prices that are as low as reliable goods
can be sold.
GOODS PROMPTLY DELIVERED
FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
Wholesale asd Retail Dealers is
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association.
$18,450,000 Paid in Death Claims by the Mutual Life Associ
ation from 1 88 1 to 1894.
A NEW SYSTEM AND THE BEST.
The Strongest and Moat Progressive of all the Insurance
Companies Extant I
Rates Kearly 5o Par Tent Cheaper than in the Old System Companies.
EX S. CLARK, Ageant,
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ.
OLDEST BANK IN NORTHERN ARIZONA.
Interest Paid on Time
and Savings Deposits.
Draffs Sold Upoi)
All Foreign Go(ir;iries.
We havo an Extensive Patronage and Cor
respondence throughout Arizona, and invite
your Banking Business upon Liberal and
Conservative Terms.
B. HOGK,
-PEALEU If-
Fancy Groceries,
Fine Cigars,
Tobaccos and
Fresh Candies.
KAILROAD AVENUE.
B, N. FREEMAN, President.
W. S. ROBINSON, Cashier.
Yoar
JVIorey's
Worth) .
Is what every man,
woman and child
wants, whether they
have a nickel or a dol
lar to spend, and there
is just one place in
Flagstaff where every
one can get the fulL
value of their money,
and that place is
John Sanderson's.
He returns full value
in Groceries, Glass or
Queensware' and a
thousand other ar
ticles for your money. ,
Remember that your
cash will go farther
at my store than at
any store in Coconino
county.
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