The Coconino sun., January 18, 1902, Page 6, Image 6

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COCONINO SUN.
; LOCAL BREVITIES.
Fre9h oysters at Mtllsup's, 60 cents
pep quart.
Tho New York store elwlraoce snlo,
ii.11 dress goods at cost.
Leo Vorkamp returned from Cincin
nati, Ohio, this morning.
J. E. Jones, district attorney, returned
Tuesday from bis trip east.
Hot vifjoral relieves that tired feel
ing. Try it at Timerhoff 's.
Eastman's kodaks and photb supplies
at Eastern prices at Babbltty;
Walter Bceson came up from Needles
lust night and will remain a few days.
Read tho advertisements of Dr. Geo.
B. Pratt, tho leading optician of Ari
zona. Underwear, $1.25, $1.00jjad 75 cents,
at 45 cents at clearance salp at New
York Store.
' J. C. Mitchell, the line repairer of
tho Santa Fe, is attending the El Paso
carnival this week.
Dr. J. C. Portz and sister, Miss Carrie,
left for Wlnslow Thursday. They ex
pect to be away a week.
T. E. Pulliam, who has been confined
to his home for the past two weeks with
an attack of la grip, is improving.
Mrs. V. S. Robinson left Wednasday
morning for a visit to her parents Rev.
and Mrs. C. P. Wilson in Pomona, Cal.
J. F. Alexander, one of the accommo
dating clerks at P. R. Weatherford &
Co.'s, is enjoying the El Paso carnival
this week.
Georgo Babbitt and T. A. RIordan
returned yesterday from trip to the
IUbbit tradlngposts on the south side
of the Navajo reservation.
S. Barron, the merchant tailor, is
taking in the sights of the El Paso car
nival this week. He will visit his father
who resides In Mexico before ho re
turns. Wallace and Lewis Gatehouse, of Car
rlngton, N. D., are stopping here for a
few weeks. They are old friends of Dr.
E. S. Miller and the doctor is showing
them the sights of the town and vicinity-
Town taxes are delinquent on Tues
day, the 21st. Five per cent will be ad
ded to your taxes as penalty, unless
paid. Tax Collector Baylcss will be on
the.war path, so pay up and avoid his
tomahawk.
J. E. Ruffln, R. J. Walker and A. E.
Douglass are expected to leave for Nee
dles Monday, and from that place they
will go down the Colorado river to the
Gulf. The bait in which they will make
the trip Is now being built for them
and will be ready for them on tbelr ar
i ival at Needles, and they anticipate a
novel and interesting trlpdowntho river
Oliver Lippincott and P. D. Berry
came In ftom tho Grand Canyon ourly
Thursday morning on the automobile.
It was the return trip of tho automobile
which left here January 4. Mr. Lippin
cott Is entirely satisfied with tho ex
perimental trip of tho automobile to
tho Grand Canyon and return, and he
is decidedly of the opinion that an au
tomobile can be successfully operated
between Flagstaff and the Grand Cany
on. On the trip several experiences
were met with that would not occur
were there supplies placed at proper
places along tho way. Mr. Lippincott
obtained some fine views at the Canyon
and the scenery along the road.
Buy a Brownie kddak, $1, at Babbitt
Bros.
Hot tomato bouillon at TlmerhotT's
drug store.
Frank A. Zuck of Holbrook was hero
on business this week.
Jos. Fisher left Thursday for a trip to
Southern Arizona town.
Hot celery bouillon is pleasant and
invigorating at Tlmorhoff's.
Miss Margaret Murray returned on
Tuesday from a few days visit in Wins
low. One dollar buys a $2 fat or a $2 pair
of pants at the Now Yoiflc store clear
ance sale.
Mrs. Sam Withers, of Williams, spent
Sunday here with her sister Miss Ber
tha Beecher.
C. W. Davis, the Bellemont merchant,
roturned Tuesday from a month's trip
to Chicago, III.
Mrs. D. J. Brannen roturned Monday
from Tucson where she had been visit
ing the family of Phil Brannen.
The Junior League of tho M. E.
church were entertained at the par
sonage by Rev. Henry lust night.
Thos. Rlckol, of Babbitt Brothers, is
making a business trip to the towns
along the Santa Fe as far west as King
man. Fire Insurance Tho Arizona Cen
tral Bank represents a number of the
largest American and English com
panies. Chas. Canall was In town yesterday
making arrangements to connect a num
ber of business houses with the long
distance telephone system.
Venlo Powell left Monday for tho
Golden Queen mine in Yavapai county
near Jerome. He will assume charge of
of the mine and direct development
work.
B. F. Alsop is In town from Ash Fork
nursing a hand which ho burned In
handling gasoline. Don Keller Is in
charge of the Alsop barber shop in
Ash Fork.
Ed. Howell returned Saturday from
Demlng, N. M. He says thatDemlng Is
a lively town. The building of the El
Paso and Blsbeo railroad has put now
life into tho former rival of El Paso.
Chas. E. Howard left last night for a
visit to Baltimore. Md., and his old
Virginia home. He expects to be ab
sent several months. Mr. Howard will
bo missed in the society circles of Flag
staff. H. P. Do Muud at.d C. E. De Mund,
of tho Do Mund Lumber company of
Phoenix, wero here this week looking
over the timber prospect and tho possi
bility of putting in a saw mill at Chal
lender. W. C. Hogaboom, of tha Los Angeles
Herald, returned from the Grand Cany
on on Saturday night via Williams.
The account of his trip to the Grand
Canyon in an automobile will be writ
ten by T. II. Chapman.
Mr. J. S. Noble, a prominent sheep
man from Coconino county, was in the
city yesterday. Mr. Noble has recent
ly brought his herds to tho valley for
the winter. A short while ago he sold
about $15,000 worth of sheep and still
has plenty left. Gazette.
Mrs. W. M. Tipton, of Santa Fe, N.
M., who has been visiting friends hero
for several weeks past, left Saturday for
El Paso. Mrs. Tipton Is tho wlfo of tho
well known Spanish translator for tho
government, and he now holds a respon
sible position In tho Philippines.
Lon.Dt.Unoo Telephone.
F. Millard of Los Augulcx, Cal., and
E. C. Geo uf Phoenix, Arizona, repre
senting the Pi.o'.tlo Stales Telephone
& Telegraph Company, have been here
during the week obtaining subscribe! s
for the extension of llie long-distance
line f i om Jerome to Flagstaff. It is the
Intention of tho company to build the
line by way of Oak ci euk and put in as
many telephones between the two
places as is deemed advisable.
The Hue will be commenced at once,
If the weather permits, and it will take
about sixty days to complete the line.
Tho line will connect Flagstaff with the
company's line at Jerome, and the sys
turn extends to Prescotl and surround
ing milling camps, Phoenix and the
towns of the Suit Itiver valley, Tucson
and Nogales.
During the year the system will be
extended to Globe and the Gila valley,
thus connecting all the telephone sys
tems In the territory. Williams will
be reached over the Canall line, now
in operation between Flagstaff and
Williams.
Mr. Gee and Al Doylo left this morn
nlngfora trip over the proposed lino
between Flagstaff and Jerome to locate
the route.
Chas. Bull came in from the Lust
Chance mine, Grand Canyon, last night
with a broken shoulder. A slide from
the sjde of the cum on caught him and
he could not escape tho flying rock and
was struck on the shoulder.
Georgo Hoxwortb, treasurer of Coco
niuo county, has obtained perml-slon
from tho board of supervisors to leave
the territory for thirty days and leaves
for Long BeachCal., today. Mr. Hox
wortb lias well earned his vacation and
will spend It on the coast where he ex
pects ut the expiration of Ills term of
cilice to make his future home.
If troubled with a weak digestion,
belching, sour stomach, or if yon feel
dull after eating, try Chamberlain's
Stomuch and L1vm- Tablets. Price, 25
cents. Samples free at Pioneer Drug
Store.
Episcopal Church Service.
Services of the Episcopal ohurch will
be held on tomorrow, Sunday, In the
Musoiiiu hull at 4 o'clock p. m. Tho
public are cordially invited to attend.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Prescott, Ariz., Jan. 18, I90i
Notice U hereby given that the following
named settler has Sled notice ot his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
of the Probate Court at Flagstaff, Arizona, on
February ZJ, 1902. viz: Cyrus 1L Dartt of Win
alow, for the SSHT'(,NtV SW U and fiW
H NW H Sec SO, T. 18 N., R. II K.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz: J. Creswell of Wlnslow,
Arizona; J. N.Pcmbcrton of Wlnslow, Arlzonu;
J.J. Wcemcrof Wlnslow, Arizona; J. F. "Jain
ot Wlnslow, Arizona.
Fhkdehick A. Tum.K, Jr., Register.
First publication January 18, 180
1 Flagstaff
WOOD
-Yard
Rear of Hotel Weatherford
BuUdlaf.
Wood Cut to any
desired length at
Reasonable Prices.
Leave orders at P. R. Weatherford &
Co.'s store.
D. A. KINNEY.
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DR. GEO. B. PRATT,
THE OPTICIAN,
Will be in Flagstaff again soon.
I THE EYE
There aro Just three ways, and only three, by
which you may have eyo troubles accident,
disease and defect.
We correct e) e defects eye troubles that call
for glasses, and by so doing we correct 75 per
cent of all eyo ailments.
Ono eje in lire thousand meets with accident
this calls for the surgeon.
One In a thousand becomes dlseascd-hcreln
lies the only legitimate work of the oculist
the medical doctor who treats disease.
Klghty per cent of nil persons have eyo de
fectsneglect may cause things more serious,
but if taken time our glasses will remedy.
No human brain ran conceive the complicated
character ot the organ of sight.
The eyo alone guides us through Nature's
Universe and Is worthy of the y cry best of care.
Many living testimonials In this city and
vicinity attest to my ability to care for and
preserve eyesight.
One standurd of excellency In nil branches of
my business, and that the highest. Is ulwnjs
maintained.
Will be in Flagstaff the first week in
February.
DR. GEO. B. PRATT,
"Arizona's Leading Optician,"
MO W. Washlniton St.. Phoenix.
CONSULTATION AND EXAMINATION FREE.
A, J, GARCIA,
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BOOT AND
SHOE SHOP
First Door North of Iron Building on
SAN FRANCISCO ST.
ALL WORK STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
READING ROOM
LUNCH COUNTER
NOW OPEN.
MRS. STKRNS, .... Manager.
Give It a trlul. Oood. Clean. Rates mod
erate. Open 7 a. m. to 10:20 p. m.
East Side of Sao Francisco Street. Half Block
from Depot.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By Its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
ren with weak stomachs thrive on It.
Caras aH stomach traaMaa
Prepared only by E. 0. Dr.Wirr & Co., Chicago
The $1. botUecontai2K times tbeboc. alae.
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