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KOTICK T THK VUIILIC.
All contracts ana bill for advertising pay
aMo monthly,
ArtTortlsltiK rates Riven upon application,
Uuslnewi lucaU 10 cents per lino lor tlrst lu
ll it Ion, and 6 cents per lino for cucb subso
anent Insertion.
The SUN-pEMOCit at la pleased to contrlbuto
public matter, but all notices of festivals,
bits, meetings of societies, suppers, enter
tainment and mention of marriages, births
aiul deatlis beyond Uiu regular announco
ni nt. will bo charged for nt regular rates.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9. 1897.
L00AL BREVITIES.
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Swcot npplo elder nt Collin's.
Tho county jail Is overtlowlng.
ltlnnkels and Quilts nt tha Cuah
Store.
Tliu taxpayers huvoelevcu tnoro days
of ginco.
The city council meets in regular
session uoxt Monday.
Tax payers are complalulug o( high
taxation.
Eastern Ben Davis apples f2 per.
box nt Collin's. V
A. B. Adams, tbo Williams lumber-
limn was here yesterday for iTbriof
time. .
Attoruoy Al Barry of Williams was
miuglltig with old acquaintances hero
yesterday.
Tho W.C. Uayless dwelling on
Aspcu avenue has been painted a
vhlto lino this week.
Rubbers, overshoes it nil rubber boots
In great variety for men women and
children, nt the Cash Store.
Burtou Dojlo returned from Los
Angeles, Cal., on yesterday, wheio ho
has beeu ou a pleasure mission.
J. Pasevltoh, tho WIuslow photog
rapher was lu tho city josterday. lie
reports his town improving rapidly.
For freshest cuts in bcaf, mtittou,
veal and pork, go to Mohleupah &
Mudcrsbach.
C. A. Green nnd family will lcavo
this week for Phoenix to spend the
tjwltiler'. "fliey Vllf go'-thrutiglix by
- land. '
Mrs. V. C. Uaykss, who has beeu
visiting in tho Verdo valley for tbo
nast'HKMtb- retutueU'hoiuo the firsLoi
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It will soon bo swoarlng off lime.
Seo notico of salo of real eslato In
this issue.
The matrimonial rush will sot In
during tliti holidays.
Lilllt) May was lulonsed from J.tll
Tuesday by her giving bond.
For first-class watch work go to J.
P. Arnolds' nt tho W'. U. T. ofllco.
J. O. Iltirtlugton and W. R. Riloy
loft Sunday for Phoonlx to spend the
winter.
Go to G. II. Coffin V for frosh oys
ters, celery, cranberries and Ino
cream ,candics.
John Woody is electing n commodi
ous and conipleto barn on bis premises
in tbo west part of town.
Lyman H. Tolfreo, proprietor of tho
Now Bank Hotel arrived Monday from
a business trip to Sturgis, Cal.
Ouo of the largest slocks of Furni
ture over shipped to tho Territory has
just been received ut tho Cash Store.
Fon Sale A lino toued squaro
Piano iu excellent condition. Apply to
J. M. SiairsoN.
George Hoffman, ouo of tho readers
of tho Skyliuut Kickeu, left yester
day byjiitnl for Phoenix to spend tho
winter.
Mrs. George Bagnall and chlldteu
left Friday for Lexington, Kentucky,
to spend tho winter with relatives and
frieuds.
M. P. Hayes, claim adjuster and
water scrvico agent of the Santa Fe
Pacllio railroad company was here
Tuesday.
Henry Holler enmo in from Los
Angeles, Cal., yesterday whero ho has
been with his family for tlto past two
mouths,
F. M. Rumscy has leased tho Henry
Heller blacksmith shop ou east Aspen
street, and opened out. tho samo for
business.
Frank Murphy, ouo-of tho readers
of Thk Kickeu enmo up from Selig
ruuu Monday, and -.mingled with old
time fi lends hero.
Probato Judgo N. G. La ton visited
Williams yesterday on official matters.
Ho also paid the Williams school u
VisltliirVj&fltc ' k- i.M
The Kickeu and the twice a week
Detroit Free Press for only Three
Dollars a 3 ear. Just think of it, three
papers for the piicoofouo,
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Pair.
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A Pure Grape Cream ot Tartar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
ntlemljC.
Ill II1S
Wallacofcximo In 'from the
ness matters.
Others have a few Stetson hats in
stock, but tho only full lino of Fall
styles as yet received hero can bo seen
at the Cash Store.
E. S. Gosney, who has been in Cal
ifornia for tho past two or three weeks
looking after business matters re
turned homo yesterday.
Joo Clioylnski, who fought Jim
Jeffries a 20-touud draw in San Fran
cisco on the night of the 30th, was a
passenger ou No. 2 Saturday.
Robert Ferguson of our city and a
Mr. Fitzgerald of Prescott, came lu the
lirst of tho week from a (en days trip
m, on tho Colorado river prospecting.
If you wish to seo an assortment of
truuks, nnd valises of modern build nt
low. prices, drop iu to tho Cash Store.
'V Telescopes 76o up, truuks $5 tv $30.
t Babbitt Bros. Uils week aro talking
through this great religious weekly
about their largo nnd varied stock of
cbiistmas goods instead of "talking
wo through their hats."
Y Won't forget to call at Dr. D. J
$j' Brannen's drug sloro for lino-albums,
, pictures, books, dolls, games'nnd all
V. ?& kinds of toys. Ho has a complete lino
HSt'to,s of every description.
The survey 01s of tho rallrotul routo
"' -' to tho Grand Canyon will bo hero tho
j last of the week. It Is almost au
assured fact now that tho railroad
t ''' will be built from this point.
It is with pride that we can truth-
'' -, fully stato that under tho picsout
A ''-' management The Skyliuut Kickeu
tti js quoted jnoio than any weekly paper
; in Arizona, both in, and outside ot ilio
territory.
. ' ' The Sautn Fe Pacific railroad com
pany has repainted their large water
tank at this nlaco this week. Tho lu-
-.. - diuatlons aro that this company will
uot ueglvct Flagstaff much longer but
- s' will mako some improvements tnut
will be a ci edit to our city.
John McCuity, of Flagstaff, brought
tho scalps of four mountain lions into
town Wednesday ami iu ade proof of
tbo killing of tho samo iu this county
bef oro Recorder Chamhorlln on Thurs
day. Tho animals were slain a short
dlsluupo above tlto Unites with tho aid
of a papk of bloodhounds which Mr.
McCarly possesses. The bounty on
lions Is $20 per head. Florence Tribune.
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Killing nt Scllctiian.
Ou Suutlay afternoon word reached
hero that Sellgman, tho division point
west of Ash fork, hail beeu tho sceuo
of a doublo murder. That one' man
had beeu murdered and that tho mur
derer had beeu lynched. Tho latter
part of tho above news proved to bo
false.
it seems that the trouulo aroso over
au attachment which a man by tho
name of Win. Faught had served on a
crap gamo run by A. M. Carter. Tho
story goes that a butcher Jn Sellgman
claimed 'that Carter owed him an
amount of money nnd thnt ho sued
out au attachment against Carter aud
that Fnuglit attempted in serving tbo
wi it to take some money from off tho
crap table when hot u ords passed' be
tween tho men which culminated in
tho shooting.
No shots were fired except by
Faught, which took effect iu Caller's
body, passing through' from right to
left under tho arm pits. Carter was
a married man and was spoken of as a
good cillzeu. Ho leaves a. wlfo.
Deputy sheriff Frank Burk of Ash
Folk went nt onco to Sellgman aud
at rested Faught aud took him to
Prescott.
Public sentiment in that locality
seems to bo against Faught, as many
believe tho killing was unjustitlable.
Undertaker Edgar Whipple received a
telegram Sunday ft urn L. D. Gnlu of
Soligiuau to vcmt a'cotliu for
mains of the deceased.
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Molenpah &. Mudcrsbach- have -the
eleauest, nicest, most convenient meat
matket Iu town. Their meats aro all
fresh and of the finest.
Buying In carload lots wo get car
load prices aud carload rates of freight
on Furniture, and can glvo our patrons
tho bcuefit of this great saving. Flag
staff Casli Store.
C T. Iloyt of Tuba City took the
examination for teachers hero Monday
and Tuesday. Ho received a second
grade certificate and 111 ado a good
percentage. Ho is teaching in Tuba
City.
Cutting prices is au old habit. I
originate, others try to Imitate Whou
you.waut the best article at tho lowest
price como to Coffin's, headquarters
for It.
Tho Kicker is always ou tho
people's sido, and henco it is popular
Every family In Coconino county
should ha vo -it sent to thorn. It gives
the local and general news iu a con"
densed stylo.
N. G. Layton, superintendent of
public- schools of this county has ap
pointed Charles II. Edwards u 'uoni
berof the bnntd of examiners, lie
could lint have mado a better selection
than Mr. Edwards.
S. S. Preston enmo iu from his trad
ing post at Willow Springs Suutlay.
While hero ho shipped out a quantity
of provisions to tho new copper mines
which are being opened up about 30
miles northeast of his post.
We desire to,tliank our many fi lends
for their kindness to us In tho late fire
in which wo lost so much. Every
favor shown us iu this tlmo of need Is
highly appreciated by us ami will bb
ever remembered.
Mit. anij Mus. Geo. Baunai.l,
Tiio ptuccss of paying up ou sub
scription and rcnowing for nuothor
year Is going on nt this ofllco dally
now, and If It will bo any accommoda
tion to tho public, wo will conliuuu to
reccivo subset ipiions daf or night un
til further notice.
It is reported 'that tt, Santa Fo
Pacllio railroad company will put oil
two moro passenger trains next week
so as to-jiccommodiito their Irtnnenso
'passenger traffic. Under this now ar
rangement thero will bo two passouger
trains a day each way besides the
twlco a week limltoJ.
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Benson.
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the rcsltlenco of tho latly's parents
aud tho ceremony which united tho
two happy hearts was performed by
Rev. II. P. Corser of tho Presbyterian
church. Tho wedding was a quiet
ouc, mid attended by the relatives and
a few Invited guests. Tho newly
married couple, havo friends by the
scores, mid all unite, in ouo broad wish
fur their future happiness aud con
tentment, and long may their lives be
united in heait aud hand. Thoy havo
gono to housekeeping in tho C. A.
Greenlaw residence ou Laroux street.
Dr. 1), J. Branueu was called to
Ash 1 Fork' yesterday by a tologram to
iitwis, who stuck a nail
Tho paiu was so groat
thnt Mr. Lowis-faintcd nnd almost had
tho,. Jockjaw.
Hourv Lockett of Flagstaff, ouo of
tho most extensive sheop raisers in
Avizotia, enmo Into tho valloy yester
day with a hand of 30,000 sheep. Bo
sides raising sheep Mr. Lockett has
demonstrated the possibility of suc
cessful raising potatoes In Arizona.
He has grown so mauy and such ex
cellent ones that ho has acquired for
himself tho tiajiio of Tatars" Lock
ott. fhojjnlx Republican Deo. 2.
Tli 6 thought of tho morning sermon
at UioPre8b3 torian church next Sun
day willlbe suggested by tbo text, "I
am tue itrcau of life." Tho sermon
will bo followed by tho communlou of
the Lord's Supper and tho announce
meni ci 1110 reception ut now mem
bers. Tho evening discourso will take
for its themo tho "Escape from Con
domuatlou;" Sorvlco of song in tho
ovening. All are cordially luvited.
II. P. CoitsEH, Pastor.
Arthur Hently, a mining man came
in Suuday from Campbell & Preston's
trading post nnd stopped in tho city
until -3estcrda3'. Ho Is interested in
somo cupper mlucs near the Navajo
reservation, and has sent out three or
four men with provisions to work the
mines during tho wiu.er. The mines
aro just oufsido tho reservation and
aro situated in what Is known as the
Kcems mining district. Thoy havo
heou patented for sovcral years. Wo
hopo .to learn of tho early develop
ment of these mines aud that thoy will
prove valuable.
4 . ', ?W,
New Lodge Officer.
The various secret societies of Flag
staff ;Iiavo elected their new officers
for tho ensuing year. Tito now offi
cers of the Knights of Pythias nrc:
T. E. Pulliam, C. C; W. 11. Carroll.
B.C.; Tom Merrick, Prelate; O. A.
Gregg, M.
of E. aud
Bush. K. of It. S.; A. W,
of. A.: C. A. Bush, M.
Janies A. Vail, M. of F.
FJagslair Lodge No. 7 of Masons
havo the follow lug officers, to-wit:
thore4l). M FrnnclAj-Jtlnstor: T.E. PuWaru.
S. W.; M. S. Ileal, 'J, W.; W. S.
Robinson, Treasurer, nutl R. II. Cam
eron, Secretary.
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C. M. Fuustou, Treasurer; Gcorgo
Hochdcrffer, Chaplain; John Garrett,
S. W.; John Woody, J. W.; A. A.
Dttlton, S. M.j W. U. Audersou, sr.,
J. B.; F. L. Beat, John Hennessey,
Trustees; T. J. Ross, W. II. Anderson
jr., Finance Committee.
Flagstaff Lodge No. 11 Independent
Order of Odd Fellows elected tho fol
lowing officers: J, A. Vail, N. G.,
L. D Landers, V. G.; J. L. Dougherty,
Secretary; Antono Kline, Treasurer,
and J. W. Wcatborford. J. R. Treat
and J. E. Jones, trustees.
Masquerade Hall.
Tho Independent Order of Foresters
will give a masquerade ball iu
Babbitt's opora house on Now Years
eve night. All persons desiring cos
tumes can get them at 1). J. Brannen's
drug store. The order Is sparing no
pains in making nil needed prepara
tions for tho grandest timo of tho f
seasuu. Thoy have given sovcral en
terlniumonts in tho past, and their
success iu tlicso events speaks well for
tho order. A most enjoy able timo is
anticipated.
TO THE PUBLIC
Just Received A now stock
jewclrv, Mich as solid gold, fancy
sionorlngs; finocuff buttons in gold and
plate; car-drops, brcasl-plns, children
evs, scarf pins, watches and clocks.
Until January the 1st I will give
33 pot' cent discount from the cata
logue. Come now and order your holi
day presents. J. P. Aunolds,
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
W.'U. Telegraph office.
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FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL CO.
General Merchandise:
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, v . X
GENTS' FURNISHINGS, c .
HARDWARE, HAY ANd'qRAIN; .
CLOTHING AND TRUNKS,
GUNS AND AMMUNITION: ;
Fresh Hams, Lard and Bacon received weekly.
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TAKE MEASURES FOR SUITS.
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Price, quality and fit guaranteed. If they
don't fit or please you, do not take them.
Agents for The Continental Tailoring .Co.,
of Chicago; The Watt Tailoring Co., of
Chicago; M. Born & Co., Chicago.
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Agents for Little Sheep Dip.
NAVAJO AND MOQUI INDIAN BLANKETS JAND
BASKETS.
FURNITURE!
TWO CHBLOflDS! TWO CARLOADS!
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Now you can buy your furniture
at home and buy it. right
Everything from kitchen to par
loV at prices that will surprise you.
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Everyone is invited to call and inspect our slock and com
pare prices with those quoted elsewhere
ELEGANT SOLID BED-BOOM SUITS FROM S26 UPI
prizes to get you acquainted with
money-back baking powder and tea.
Schillings Best baking powder and tea are
- - because they are money-bach.
What k the missing wordr-oot SAFE, althuifk SAUHi Stat tahbg
powder 4 tea art safe.
Get SkkiMnx's Bttt baking powder or tea at your groom; lain
ticket (brown ticket in every package of baldag powder; yeMaw ticket to tfw
tea); send a ticket with each word to addreaa below before Deceaew )Mt
Until October 15th two words allowed far every ticket; after tat'el eaw
word for every ticket.
If enly one person fad the word, that pen) geU laeeeat If
IL VY1 m will K. ......II ! Jji J .1
--, ,- . u, uniiy uiimu awoog UKH.
Every one sending" a brown or yellow ticket wilt receive a eet ef
wv.j,,,, imam at tne en or the cooteet. ThoMaeadiag tare t aean to eew
envelope will receive an 1698 pecket caleaaV attTiniilag ee it Thee
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Mail orders solicited.
Flagstaff Cash Store,
creeping babies, and pocket calendars wiM be
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