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gghc oamiutf Siro.
GOOD TEMPLARS' COLUMN,
Edited and Muimued Under the Aus
pices or FliiCHinll I.odse. 1. O. U T.
Contribution ot tin appropriate nature ara
lollclted lor tills column, und should bo ad
dressed to Box 121. KluKstalT. All such con
tributions, however, aro subject tnuppioval
by the editors. Lodge meots overy natur
day evening at 0. A. It. Hull at T:33 o'clock.
Visiting uiembors Invited to ttttond.
0. N. Batv. Chief Templar.
ITho editor of Tug Sun Is not responsible
tor for unythlng tliut may uppear In this
coluuiu.l
Our Jesus.
''Cftuo unto nv, nil yo Unit luboraticl
aie lieu.v laden, and I will tive you
rest." That premise couM not lnn
been oiada luitl not our Jesus been
divine ns well as human. Omnipo
tence only is equal to tliut wondious
woik of cnnfni ting all tlie weaiy ntifl
liHixy laden of the in 111. Our Jwus
demonstinted his ni.melnus love unci
conipassion by djinij for us.
A teacher tlrtciiUtl to her Sunday
Echonl class tlm ciuunof tlioinsthat
was put on this bimv of ClnUt in his
mock ti ml Slim tly after, one of the
class was diseoxeied twining n wto.itli
of rare flowers I3i'i.i; asked what he
was doiii", he irplied, '"Long n;o Jeus
wore a crown ofthoms and died fur
me; and now I am miking him a
witath, to show how much I love him "
How- much better to make uitMtlis to
show our love than to enter u school
for ethical culture.
It is f aid that nfter one of the ser
mons of St. JJeriiaidiuo of Sienna, de
livered in the great square of Santu
CWe in Flounce, the listeners com
memorated it by erecting a monument
on the spot and iutct ibii); on it tin.
single name, Jesus.
Theru is a beautiful story told of a
brine caahy ctlicer, who was dying
of his wounds. He thought himsell
on the field, nt the head of his gnll.wt
men, and fancied that a heavy nun
was just in fiont of them, n-ady to be
tiled. His dutiess was gie.it. At
length he thought the gun had been
filed, nnd his men, bully cut up, weie
retreating. Heie I intei posed, su)in.'.
"Tlieio is no yun there You ms safe
among fiienils." "Let me nlune," he
btej nly replied "I must lecover my
oomiiiand and reuev the attack.'
"Ni,"sai(l I; let us talk of Je-u."
'Jht meiitinn of th.it imiuii M-emed to
exeit the poweiful influence I had
heaid ascribed to it," said Mr. Ilnwy.
"His ait.itiijii ce.tseil atnncf, his de
liiium passed avv-iy, a smile lit up lii
pallid feutuies. After a moment
lihtice he said in a low voice, 'JriUs,'
Je-ul It is he who Miid, "Come unt
me all ye that labor and ate heavy
laden and 1 will give you test." 1
want lest. I am weaiy.' Soon nftei
he intend tl.c jjonous lest of heaven "
it is stiune ihul any one needs t
be urted to come to Jesus. Luthei
fcnifl: "I would lun into the nuns of
Chlist if he stord with a diavvn swoirt
in his hand." A Cluittiun mollier was
oiue showing her little girl, about live
yenrs old, n pictuie reniesenting Jeiu1
holding un infant in his arms while thr
mothers weie pushing their childten
towuids him. 'Theie Can if," said
her in, tlier, "tins is what I would have
done with you if 1 Intel been theie."
''1 wouldn't bs pushed to Jesus," Mtid
little Canie, "I'd go to him without
pushing."
Whut n lesson in thn child's answei
for fotue childien of older giowth. A
(keptical suldier, in the hospital at At
lanta, sent for a chaplain und in vaii
ous waystiied to get lid of his doubts.
" Upon the wall was hung the Scriptute,
"Whosoever cometh unto me I will in
no w Uo cast out," which ceught his at
tention one night. In the morning he
asked to hu en letter fioin his mother
read to him. It was an earnest entreaty
to nccept Clniat. The leader came to
the words, "whosoever cometh unto me
I will in no wise cist out." "Theie,"
said he, "That's wli.it I want I
thought mother said that. Read it
"gain." It was lead. "Mother says
that does she?" "Ye,." "And it's in
the Uible, tool" "Yes" "Then it
must be tiue. Jcus will leceivo me.
I will come to him. . Hern Lord, I give
myself up."
No niti,t in the world could do
justice to the face of our Jesus, with
foigiveneas on hia lips und love unuter
able in his eyes.
THE FIRE FIEND
For Over Fifty Veors.
Mrs. WIiisIow'h Smithing Syrup has
been used for over ilfiyu-ars by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect succo.-n.
It soothes 111" chilil, Hoftens (lie gum,
allays nil pain, cures wind eolie, mid is
the best remedy for diarrheca. It will
relieve the, poor littlo sufferer inline
tlintely. Sold by druggists In everv
part of the world. Twenty-live rents
a but lie He sure and nV for Mr.
Window's SiMitliiug Syrup," and take
BO otUur kiud.
Played Sad Huvoo With Gallup
l'roperty.
On Friday morniug'last a tiro which
quickly increased to alarming dimen
sions started la a house of ill famn,
ovviiedby Pat Kennedy, In Gallup. In
addilion to Kennedy's place, Stella
Brown's, Reltz & Johnson's meat
maikel and two other houses were
desiroy ed. The storehouse of Gregory
Page, including two nirlouds of beer,
mid Cameron's bakery were also
burned, the store of the latter, how
ever, being saved. The estimated loss
Is: Kennedy, $2000; Don Veruett, $600;
Keiiy. & Johnson, $250; U. Page, (800;
V. U. Maxwell, $1500; Stella Brown,
$3000; Sieve Roat, $1000, nnd Carlo
Vidal, 200, partly covered by lusur-mice.
How's This I
We offer Oue Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
K. J. ClIEXEV & Co., Plops., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 ears, and
lielieve him perfectly honorable in nil
Iiiimiicss transactions ami financially
aide In carry out an obligations made
liy ihcir linn.
West & Tniax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
Wattling. Kiiinau & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catai ill Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of tlm system.
Piiee 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists. Testimonials free.
Hunted to Death.
About 4 o'clock last Friday morning,
Mis Katheiiue Agues Lacy, who resi
ded in the rear of the Phoenix gas
office, met with a horrible death. It
appears that having lighted the gas
stove to prepare the morning meal she
inadvertently threw the burning mutch
near the curtains and they having
caught tire, in attempting to exliuguixh
i lie Haines shu set tire lo herself. De
fore assistance could active she was
burned lo such a cril"l extent that she
never regained consciousness until
death released her from her misery.
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It is made on honor, from the
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croup or whooping cough,
use it promptly.
Three Sizes 25c, 50c -tut $1 per bottle
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ilil rit'iortl iarj P.eaTfna'or Is tho mo-l
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mules. Al, rlcht lilp; Increase, Al on riKht
Hnnuiuer. r. u. naureaa. naKsrnir. Arizona,
Frank M. Livermore, Ooncral Manager.
Alfrrrt J. W f ut
Brandon right aide
as In cut ear marka
crop off lef 1 and ulli in
caiiio; ranitu m nu
I''rancl&cu mouniainb,
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Poatofloa aililiaee. fUv
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lloflnlloa Boaataiaj
Brand aa abo? ont.
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ad on both aldoa, wiU
wallow fork and ea.
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ft TT wrf.ifiQTicPTnnnr v t
. Meuta everv Tliurhdav nieht. in O. A.
null. Vlsltlnir Workmen aro cordially In
vited. J. A. WILSON, M.W.
I'. It. WEATiiERroRD, Hccordor.
COUUT COCONINO. I. O. r, NO. eft),
uieeta ovrry Tuesday evt'nlng.ln U. A. K.
lull. Visiting urethren cordially Invited to
attend. U. M. rUNSTON. O. It.
J. M. CLARK, R. S.
IT LAGSTAFF LODGE. NO. 7, F. & A. M.
r Hcgulur uipetlngson the nrst Saturday
night of each calendar month In Muhonlc
Hull. Kllputrlck building, bujournlug
brethren cord ally lnvltrd.
J. UUTIIUIE SAVAGE, W. M.
T. E. Piiluam, Secrotary.
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Caveats, nnd Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat
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Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip
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charge. Our fco not tlno till patent is secured.
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the World, meets Hrht and third Mondnv
evenings In each month In Commorclal Hull.
Visiting sovereigns are rordlally Invited to
attend. 11. 0. KISLlNa&UKY,
consul corauianuor.
O. A. KctXER, Clerk.
SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES!
I furnish Needles. Oil. Hcltlng, Shuttles,
etc.; also all parts nnd pk-ccs for thirty
one different kinds of sowing machines.
Besides being agent for the above, I sell the
World's famous
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SEWING MACHINE,
Cash or Installments. Wrlto for prices and
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GA. R.-HEGULAU MEETINGS OF
, Itanbom Post. G. A. Ii.. So. 4, Depart-
iiieiuui nrizunu. mu uujiuiu in u. A. u. jihii
on second and last Saturday In each month.
L. L. BURNS. Comtuandor.
E. II. Cress, Post Adjutant.
T O. (). F.-FLAGSTArF LODOE. NO. 11.
I, meets every Friday evening In Masonic
hall. Visiting Urethren cordially invited.
J. W. WEATHEKFuUD, N. O.
CilAS. Clauk. Secretary.
MOUNTAIN LODOE. NO. 15. K. OF P.
meets every VVednesday night In their
c.siie hall In U. A. It. hall. All visiting
brothers invited to attend.
., . " w BELL, C. C.
C. II. Coiii.e. K. nf It. S.
C'HUItCII DIKKUTOKV.
C'ATUOLIC CHURCH, REV. F. FRERI.
, Pastor. On Sundays) First Mass at 8
o'clock a. in.; second Masqat lo a. m. Sunday
school at II a. m. Evening service at 7:3u p.
m. On week days Mass at 7 a. m. On the
second Suinluy of each month prayor meet
ing at lira. m. Sunday school at'll a. m. All
cordially invited.
UIRST'M. E. CHURCH. CORNER OF
V."" u.n" L"ux Streets, B M. Dan
tiirdl'astt.r. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p. in.
Sundays; Sunday xohool at ID u. m.. Oscar
Gilison, Superiniendeiit. Class meetings at
I2H6 p.-hi. Lpwwth League 0:30 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:30
Everybody welcome. ,.
W. H. CLARK,
Holbrook, A. 1.
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r.TnST PRESnYTERIAN " cittlRGIT:
Jr J'.I'V B.an J",ttn,:'?c0 irt.ret' Thotiias O.'
Hoffett, pastor. Sabbath xervlcesi Preaching i
ll.a. m. and tliisp. m. SundaVachoot. ID a. I
m.i V) P.S. Q. E. prayer nieetlrrg. fAi n.m. ..
Mld-weJOTri andprayer.fhuriijay A
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Are Just an old, old remedy
In this new shape.
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have them in this shape
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CHTTM. TWO.
On and after the first day of January.
1896, the subscription price of the
COOONINO WEEKLY SUM
will be reduced to $2.00 a year.
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