The Coconino sun., September 06, 1902, Page 6, Image 6

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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COCONINO SUN.
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I LOCAL BREVITIES. ';
Timerhoff has Coca Cola on tap.
Fresh fruit received dally at Black
& Jones. y
Boys' school suits at cost at the.Now
York Store.
An olgbt-foot showcase for sale cheap
by Timerhoff.
For a nice cool drink of any'klnd go
to Black & Jones. '
Timerhoff flavors his soda syrups
with pure fruit juices. t
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James Loy t nd wife of Phoenix spent
several days here this week.
L. H. Chain era came up from Phoe
nix Saturday i and spent Sunday with
his family.
Wanted Two gentlo rkrfng ponies,
single-footer or lox trotureforred. Give
price. Address this office.
Forest Supervisor Breen returned
Thursday from a tour of Inspection of
the Grand Canyon forest reserve.
J. C. Grim, one of the republican
candidates for the nomination for treas
urer, spent yesterday in Williams.
Eugene, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Treat, fell down stairs
Wednesday, the fall breaking his collar
bone.
J. J. McMurtrey returned Wednesday
from a trip to the Verde valley, where
he purchased a herd of 300 Angora
goats.
Fire Insurance ThoTArlzona Cen
tral Bank represents anumber of the
largest American and English com
panies. J. C. Phelan is In town looking after
his re-nomination for member of the
board of supervisors at the democratic
primaries.
Newt Grecnleaf and sister, Miss Ada,
spent Tuesday here, on their way from
Prescoti to Wichita, Kansas, where
they Intend to locate.
O. Gibson returned to-day from his
California trip, having enjoyed a pleas
ant visit among friends and relatives.
Tombstone Prospector.
Miss Bertha Beecher, who has been
visiting friends here, left for Williams
Monday to take a position as teacher in
the public schools of that place.
There are twenty-six cases on the
civil docket for hearing at the Septem
ber term of court in this county. There
is less business In the court than at any
term since the organization of the
county. ,
E. J. Babbitt and wife, after an ex
tended visit here, left for their home
in Cincinnati Wednesday. Tbeirmany
friends here are looking forward to the
time when they will become permanent
residents of Flagstaff.
Supervisors J. C. Phelan and George
Babbitt left this morning to inspect
the work recently done on the Oak
creek canyon road. The road was com
pleted last week and the Verde valley
ranchers have a much shorter route to
Flagstaff.
J. A. Barkley and Rev. McNamara
left Wednesday for Phoenix and
Tucson. They travel by wagon and go
by way of the Verde valley. Futber
McNamara will spend some time In
Tucson, going from there to Albu
querquo, where he has been appointed
chaplain at St. Joseph's' Sanitarium.
During his stay here Father McNamara
inado many warm friends, who will
regret bis departure.
Buy a Biownle kodak, 91, at Babbitt
Bros.
For Vichy and seltzenwater go to
Imerhoff's. ' J
candles A specialty at
Timerhoff
Home-made
Black & Jones.
John Skagga was in from Beaver
oreek this week.
Eastman's kodaks and photo supplies
at Eastern prices kt Babbitts'.
Furnished Rooms for Root In good
brick house. AddrossfP; O. Box 381,
Flagstaff. V
For Sale A Fraaier, Pueblo, steel
tree saddle, In good condition; $20. In
quire at this offlcfe'
J. E. Jones, district attorney, at
tended the Democratic territorial con
vention at Tucson this week.
J. C. Grim Thursday took the oath of
office as a member of the board of trus
tees of the Northern Arizona Normal.
F. D. Eaman, who has been spending
tho past four months in camping out
In this vicinity, left for Denver last
night.
Mrs. C. P. Wilson of Pomona, Cal.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. S.
Robinson, and will remain several
weeks.
Wm. Rudd, the popular clerk at P.
R. Weather ford's, returned Sunday
from a visit with his parents in Spring
erville. A. Barmann of Los Angeles, Cal.,
who Is interested In tho Grand Canyon
Electric Power Company, spent several
days here this week.
Plain and Ice cream soda, for the old
and young, flavored with pure fruit
juices, also Vichy and seltzer mineral
water, at Tlme.'hoff's.
Walter T. Gregory of Phoenix has
been appointed secretary and U. G.
Wilder of Yuma assistant superintend
ent of the territorial pi ison
To each cash custodier G. H. Coffin
will pre&it'some pltce of imported
cblnaware This ware Is beautiful In
desIgthHfd the niflto of a well-known
manufacturer of chlnaware. t
A. W. KInsey, who is engaged in
farming near Camp Verde, was in town
this week. He is greatly pleased over
the advantages in farming in the valley
and says his crops are excellent.
E. N. Crawford, the jewoler of Wil
liam", has made arrangements with C
A. Keller to receive watches and jew.
elry for repairing. All work will re
ceive prompt attention and will be
guaranteed.
C. A. Greenlaw and wife were In
from Greenlaw mill. Mr. Greenlaw
reports heavy rains in that vicinity. A
rain on Friday last washed out all the
bridges and a half mile of track. The
rain, however, filled their reservoir.
The A. L. & T. Co. gave a farewell
concert to Mr. Sumner, its organizer
and manager, Wednesday evening. The
elegant new Conn instruments, which
the band, with the assistance of the
company, has just purchased, were
used for the first lime.
One of the prettiest parties of the
year was given Monday evening in the
Bank Hotel by Mrs. F. W. Slsson In
honor of her brother, Mr. Harold Wil
cox of Peoria, III., and Mr. W. N. Sum
ner, who left this week for Chicago.
The dance hall wa elaborately decor
ated with Indian rugs. Miss Whittlng
ton furnished the music. Mr. Keller
served refreshments during the even
ing. All present pronounced It a most
enjoyable occasion.
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They Fizz,"
'Cause The're Fresh.
You've noticed the difference, no doubt, in Seidlitz
Powders had some that didn't act just right-didn't get
the relief you expected after taking them. 'We know that
you will not be disappointed in the ywprfc" of our Seidlitz
Powders. We know what's in them and that is a guarantee
of their purity.
W, H, TIMERHOFF,
Druggist
E.N. Crawford, the Williams jeweler,
was in town this morning on business.
Misses Ida and Kittle Rudd of Spring
erville returned here Sunday. They
resumed their studies at the Normal.
For a bad taste in the mouth Uke
Chamberlain's Stomuchand Liver Tab
lets. For sale by Pioneer Drug Store.
N. O. Murphy and wife returned
Tuesday from a trip to the east. Tbey
will make their residence in Phoenix.
The school at Rhoades opened Mon
day with Miss Mattoon as teacher.
There were sixteen pupils in attend
ance. M. J. Kennedy left Tuesday for Fort
Apache, where he has a contract for
building an Indian school. It will take
about three months to complete his
contract.
Mrs. Sutton and Miss Alma Sutton,
mother and sister of Mrs. A. T. Cobb,
loft for their home at Ottawa, Kansas,
yesterday, after making an extended
visit here.
Miss Lulu Swltzcr arrived Thursday
from Los Angeles, Cal. She will enter
the Northern Arizona Normal. Miss
Swltzer Is a sister of W. A. Switzerand
Mrs. Stanley Sykes.
Miss Emma Schaefer of St, Cloud,
Minnesota, the teacher in tho primary
department, arrived Sunday. She has
the reputation of being 'an excellent
teacher and Is a valued addition to the
faculty of the public school.
C. H. McCluro returned from a pros
pecting trip in California and Nevada
this week. Mr. McClure thinks ho has
a good thing in a placer proposition
which he found. His specimens cer
tainly were not found in malpal.
Howard Marine has been appointed
by Gov. Brodie to tho position of guard
at the Yuma territorial prison, and he
has assumed his duties. Mr. Marine
can be relied upon to perform his duty
and will make an excellent official.
Miss Grace E. Grim arrived yester
day to take charge of the musical de
partment of the public school system.
Miss Grim has been In the Normal
School at Flagstaff and should be a
strong member of the present corp of
teachers. Bisbee Review.
Mr. D. P. Daugherty, well known
throughout Mercer and Sumner coun
ties, W. Va., most likely owes his life
to the kindness of a neighbor. He was
almost hopelessly afflicted with diar
rhoea, was attended by two physicians,
who gave him little, if any, relief,
when a neighbor, learning of his seri
ous condition, brought him a bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy, which cured him in
less than twenty-four hours. For sale
by Pioneer Drug Store. II
Hello !
Did you say , you wanted a
Shavoor Haircut? Well,
then go to the
'T STREET"
BARBER SHOP
they do first-class work.
OUR GYPSY QUEEN HAIR TONIC
CURES DANDRUFF.
Hot and Cold Baths in connection.
W. H. FALDER, Prop.
FLAGSTAFF ASSi OFFICE,
DOVCLASS Ot .FRANCIS.
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Flagstaff,
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Arizona.
Offlco bourn tin. m. to 12 m.
ALL A88AY8 DONE IN DUPLICATE.
RHKS
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The ilmpleit remedy for Indlf ettlou, conitlpa
tton. blUouueu and the many aUment axlatnr
rrom auordered stomach, liver or boweu u
&lDans Tabules. Ther hive accomDllihed won-
den, and their timely aid removes the necessity
of calling physician for many Utile Ills that be
set mankind. They ro straight to the seat ot I .be
trouble, Tellers tbe distress, cleante and cure I be
affected part, and (ire the system general ti in
Inn up. The Fir Cent packet la enough for an w
dlnary oocaslon. Tbe family bottle, & cents, n
lelni supply for a year. All druggists pell thei n.
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Fortune Favor ex Texrxn. II
"Having distressing pains in bead,
back and stomach, and being without
appetite, I began to use Dr. King's Nevr
Life Pills," writes W. P. Whitehead 7
of Kennedale, Texas, "and soon felt
like a new man." Infallible in stomach
and liver troubles. Only 25c at all
drnggists. f
Tbe democratic candidates are mak
ing an active canvass for nomination at
the primaries to be held on September
23, and from now until that date the
voter will be subject to interviews by
the anxious democrats desiring a nomi
nation.
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