The Skylight kicker. [volume], December 16, 1897, Image 3

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KOTICK T TIIK TUHMU.
Ml contracts and bills for advertising pay-
a'llo monthly.
XilviTtlsIng rates given upon application.
' IIu.hIih'ss locals 10 cents ior lino for Hrst In-
si rllon, and 6 cents por lino for each suluu-
uuent Insertion.
The Sun-Democrat la pleased tocontrlbuto
public matters, but all notices of festivals,
nlrs. meetings of societies, suppers, entor-
I ilnments and mention of marriages, births
a Mil deaths beyond tho regular announco-
1 .cut. will bo charged tor at regular rates.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1897.
AT IIAUIIITT'S Ol'KllA UOUSK.
Dec SO. Rlttner Thoatro Co.
Doc.80.-"LcndMeFlvo81illllngs." by the
1 UgatafT Dramatic Circle.
Dec 31. Masquorade ball given by tho In
dependent Order of Foresters.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
Blankols nml Quilts at tha Cash"'
S'.ore. p&
Clmilej's Auot at opera house
Doc. 20.
V. C. Bit) less returned from Solig
ir.au Sunday. " ;&.'
The Skylight Kickku is for Flag
staff, Iter people ami her people's iu
trtest. Tlio grading and iniproronient of
tlio stteets will bo lu order In the
si ling.
Adam Mohlenpab of the city meat
market visited Ilolbrook Sunday and
rcturucd Monday.
Rubbers, ovei shoes uud rubber boots
in great vatiety for nieu wouieu and
childieu, at tho Cash Store.
Godfrey and Stanley S3 kes stalled
for Phoenix Monday to put some stock
011 pasturo for tho winter.
We have had enough of lino weather
tliis fall nud winter to divide with
states that have uot becu so fortunate.
For freshest cuts in beaf, mutton,
vc.il and pork, go to Mohlenpah &
Mudeisbach.
Tho Santa Fe railway company uow
consumes 850 barrels of Southern
California oil dally, nud tho Southeru
l'acitic 350.'
Among the Williams visitors to our
city Tuesday wo noticed Vim". Smoot,
C. . Doyco, Martin Bugglin and
, Attorney H.-F. Ashurst.Jfe '
, lno corps of sarTeyow who have
dccd surveTtofiH,iaurwwfcroBi mtu
riTdy
David V011 Nceda, who has beon in
Albuqucrquo in tho hospital was on
No. 1 this morning enrouto for Cali
fornia to spcud tho wiuler.
The sidewalk in fiout of tho ruins
of tho Grand Canyon hotel on San
Francisco avcuuo has bceu rebuilt by
the sticet commissioner this week.
If you wsh to sec an assortment of
truuks, and valises of modern build at
low prices, drop iu to the Cash Store.
Telescopes 75o up. trunks 5 to (30.
J. W. Weatlierford has had his bus
iness lots on Aspen n venue resurveyed
and is contemplating the erection ot a
largo throe story brick building on tho
same".
Tho two engines which were iu tho
teriiblo wreck near McClollan station
a short tliuo sluco were taken through
hero yesterday. They will bo taken
to Albuquerque for ropairs.
Mr. Aldridge, who formorly run a
passenger on this division camo iu
yesterday, and will tako C. W. Davis'
placo fas agent of tbo Santa Fo Paclllo
company during Mr. Davis' absonco.
Call and get my prices Going to
leave town. Arbtickle's coffee 12 cts
per package. Have a limited amount
of Missouri piplns, Pennsylvania red
streak and Den Davis apples 2 per
box. )
Gun Mudetsbach and E. A. Baker
left Tuesday ou a prospecting tour, to
bo gone all winter. They will go.by
tho wajL of Lee's Ferry on the Colo
rado liver, ami will go as far as
Nevada before rtjturulug. .
J. A. Marshall, of Flagstaff, Ail
zona, is making a short visit with bis
daughter, Mrs. C. C. Goveu, Mr.
Marshall leaves tho Hrst of next week
for the cast, after which he will 10
luru to his western home Chicago
News.
There Is uot a sufllclcut utimbci of
side ti aeks around the depot at this
place to -accommodate the numerous
trains that meet hero and have to wait
on trains, besides such a crowded con
dition is attended with some Jauger to
life aud property.
Tho indications are that there will
bo more buildings erected lu Flagstaff
uext summer than iu any two j cuts lu
the history of the town. Building
will commence tery cr.tly iu the
spiiug, aud, will ptobably trespass ou
the latter part of winter.
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Trade with our advertisers.
Flagstaff should havo a free reading
room.
For 1I10 news -lead tho Skylight
KlCKLIt.
For Hi st-cl.is watch woik go to J.
P. Arnolds' at tholVV. U. T. ofllce,
J. D. Rnudebaugh has been indis
posed this week and umiincd to hl
room.
F. J. Ilochdeiffcr Is electing a larg.i
barn on his piomiscs in tho west part
of town.
New songs, new specialties, now
faces, uow I pictures ut opera house
Dec. 20.
Flagstaff can boast' of moio side
walks than any town of Its size in
Aiizoun.
Aulono Clino has enclosed his prom
ises on Aspon avenue with a neat, sub
stantial picket fence.
The teachers aud pupils of tho pub
lic school will tako two weeks vaca
tion dining tho holidays.
Lucius G. Snilth, oue ot Coconino's
successful sheep growers was up from
Ash Folk Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Oue of tho largest stocks of Furni
ture ever shipped to the Territory has
just been received at tho Cosh Store.
Remember tho popular Dittnor
Theatro Co., at opera house next Mou
day evening Dec. 20. Seats on salo
at usual placo. ,
Mrs. Mathias Yost is electing a
cozy aud handsome litllo resideuco in
tho west pai t of the city near tho B.
C. Nioll ptoperty.
Attorney Jnmes Lay's new brick
oflko building on Laroux street is
about completed and will be ready
for occupancy next week.
If j ou aro a subset iber to tho
Skylight Kickek and should fall to
receive a copy ot tho same, call at this
oflico and wo will supply it.
Next Monday is tlio last day of
grace with the taxpayers. If jour
county uud city taxes ate not paid by
then thoy will bo returned delinquent.
Jake Salman, the rustling sales
man for tho mammoth mctcautilo
establishment of Max Salznian of Wil
liams, stopped off in tho city Mouday
night.
One or two hotels, au opera house,
sevoral business houses and a largo
number of dwellings will bo among
the Jniproy.eymonla,jnado. in, the.Sky
light City next summer.
Don't forget to call at Dr. D. J
Brannen's drug store for lino albums,
pictures, books, dolls, games and all
kinds of toys. Ho has a completo lino
ot toys of every description.
J. C. Milligau Is building a blickor
dutch oven for the German baker, late
of New Jersey, who' with his family
aro uow occupying what is known as
the Sun building on Front street.
Pleaching services at tho Methodist
church Sunday. Morning discourse:
"Influence of Hope." Evening dis
course: "Force in Llfo." All are
cordially invited to attend theso ser
vices. C. P. Wilson, Pastor.
Mrs. E. P. Pointer Is suffering from
a sovero burn which sho received
while pouring some hot lard from ono
Vessel to another. Dr. W. S. Robin
son dressed tho wound and sho is
getting along uicoly.
I will have a limited amount of Knu
sas corn fed tut keys which I will sell
at 18 conts per pound. A car of Cape
Cod cranberries, Calaraozoo celery,
Baltimore oysterj hupoited and do
mestic tigs, dates -nuts candies &o at
G. II. Coftlu's.
A man got drunk. An editor pub
lished It. Tho man, got mad and said
bo did not want everobndy to know it.
Tho cdltor'askcd him to put au adver
tisement in tho paper, ilo said: "No
ono would read it if I did." Strango
that thoy'd read the other. Ex.
The railroad company lias had a
foieo of men walking on tho, depot
grouuds this week. They have illlcd,.
the low places and leveled up the
gtounds until it looks neat, clean aud
liko u marlde yard. Thoy also re
paired the sfdo track anil placed them
In first class order,
A lady whoso nnnio we failed to
leaiu was brought down from BeJIe
niout Tuesday aud .placed under, tlio
care of Dr. D. J. Braunen for medical
treatment. Shu was suffering intense
ly with au nbeess of the head, hut the
doctor reports her condition much im
proved, at tliis writing.
Tha Saula Fo Paclllc railroad com
pany have placed thlrty-livo new ca
booses ou'lhls divisiou of their road.
The cabooses nre Aral dim in ev ry
respect, uud 1110 supplied with the
latest improved appliances. This
company not only has a splendid road
bod, but t will goon bo without a peer
011 this side of the big waters in tho
wayof equipment.
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Awarded
Highest Honors World's Pair,
Gold Medal, Midwinter Pair.
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A Pare drape Cream ot Tartar Powder.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
Holiday Presents.
Silvkkwakk Roger's goods in
knives and forks. Custois, butter
dishes, ink stands aud au assortment
of cups, rlugvjewelry aud clocks.
J. P. Auxolds.
W. U. T. Oflico.
Marriage Vows.
A quiet wedding ocelli red iu our
city Wednesday morning at tho resi
deuco ot Georgo Hoxwoith. Tho con
tracting pai ties weic, Heibert ly.
Davis, the efllciotit telegraph operator
for tho Santa Pacilio railway at this
place, and Miss Ireuo Hoxwoith. the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Iloxworth.
Only a few rolatlvcs aud friends
wore plcsout when tho Rev. C. P.
Wilson of the M. E. Church of this
place tittered tlio impressive woids
that made them husband and wife.
After tho ceremony those picseut wcte
invited to partako of an excellent pre
pared breakfast, after which tho newly
married couple bado their fi lends
adieu and boarded tlio train for Los
Angeles, Cal., to bpend their honey
moon. We join their legion of ft lends iu
wishing tbcm a long married life Inter
woven with bliss aud prosperity. Tue
Skylight Kickek force was remem
beied witu a boautifully decorated box
containing cako aud flowers, which
was duly appreciated by tho recipients,
and the cako soon melted away.
Let U Have Waterworks.
Tho best auit' tbofuTekeaf TvajTO"
gel waterworks is for our homo 'men
who havo capital to tako the bonds
and put iu tho wmks. To put money
in tho bonds Is ono of tho safest in
vestments that a periou could make,
and a sagacious business man who bus
a surplus of cash will icach cut for
tho snap.
If homo men will tako hold of the
enterprise their interest will bo such
that ' thoy 111 use good material and
have the work done well. Besides it
nvon't tako several mouths to perfect a
contract with them, and they would
go at it as soon as practicable with
onergy and vim aud completo the sys
tem as soou as money and labor could
do it.
Tho G. A. R. encampment at thoir
last meeting elected the following of
ficers: J. C. Milligau, P. C; L. L.
Bums, S. V. C; J. B. Smith, J. V. C;
George Iloxworth, Q. M.; Rev. C. P.
Wilson, Chaplain; Heury Pierce, O. of
D.; James Hal ley, Sorgeon; Joseph
Lockott, O. of G. ) aud Georgo Ilox
worth, L. L. Burns and J. B. Smith
Trustees. Rev. C. P. Wilson was
chosen as delegate and James Hailoy
alternate delcgn'.o to the department
encampment.
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FURNITURE!
TWO CflRLQRDS! TWO CflBWS!
Now you can buy your furniture
at home and buy it fight.
Everything from kitchen to par
lor at prices that will surprise you.
.Everyone is invited to call and inspect our stock and-com-2are
prices with those quoted elsewhere
Him SOLID BED-800M SOUS FROM S2S UP!
Write for Prices.
Mail orders solicited.
uouwiiiexi oionuay niglit iec. 20, one
of llie 1 funniest plays over wutten.
Fob Sale A lino toned square
Piauoln cxeollent conditiou. Apply to
J. M. SiMrsoK.
Chyles W. Collins, who has been at
tho White Hills for several months
past c.tino in the first of the week and
is stopping in tho city.
" If you want clothes to wear well,
lit nicely and got full valuo for your
monej', seo Wanamakev & Brown's
samples at Coffin's. Suits 9 and up.
Frank Fay will leave in a few days
for Phoonix to spend the winter. To
lnsui( his futuro happiness Frank
ordered the Skylight Kiakeu to fol
low him.
The conditiou of tho north end of
San Fraueisco avonue has been
greatly improved this week by re
moving rock aud making It navagable
for vehicles.
Buying in carload lots wo get car
load pi Ices and catload rales of freight
on Furniture, and cau givo our patrons
the benefit of this groat saving. Flag
staff Casli Store.
Clmilcj D.tvis, the' accommodating
passenger agent at this placo, has ob
tained a ieavo of absenco and will
lcavo in a day or two for tho East to
spend tho winter.
A commercial man by tho name of
Martin was liei 0 tho first of tho week.
Mr. Maitlu enjoys tho distinction of
having been the youngest drummer
boy in tho U. S. army.
Mis. W. II. Carroll recoived tele
gram from Chicago last week staling
that her mother had died in that city
of hcait trouble. She left ou tho first
flyer for Chicago to attend tho iuueral
services.
Tho subject of tho sermon next
Sunday moruing at the Presbyterian
church will bo "Johns Announcement
of tho Coming Kingdom," and in the
evening tho, theme will be "Peace
with Homer." All are cordially in-
f-vltrirv-,- - H.-P. Coiisek, Pai
A change in tho time table was
made bore Tuesday. Passenger train
No. 1 west bound is duo hero at 9:45
a. m., No. 2 east bound is duo at
10:25 a. in. Flj'crs No. 3 ami 4 aro
tri-wceklj'. Number 3 west botiud
runs Tuesdays, Thiusdays and Satur
days, due here at 12,20 a. m. Num
ber 4 east bound runs Monday,
Wednesdajs aud Saturdays, duo 5:05.
Special lcttiru engagement of the
popular Bitlner Theater Company nud
tho Triograph in tho roaring comedy,
"Chatley's Aunt." New pictures, now
specialties, new faces. This company
lias been highly praised by tlio press
and public in all places thoy havo vis
ited throughout Wyoming and aro de
serving praiso and largo attendance,
as they are ono of tho strongest com.
panj's traveling. They appear at Bab
bitt's Opera House one night only,
Monday Deo. 20. Reserved scats on
sale at usual place; prices 50 cents 75
oents andfl.
Millinery at L'ost.
Miss Aunetteo Rowe will sell hats
and trimmings at a great bargain for
the next two weoks as sho is going out
of busiucss. Call early and get your
choice.
Flagstaff offers health to the af
flicted. Tako jour watch and jewelcry ro
poliSjtoJ. A. Mauim-at tho postofllce.
George Gibson of Milton was limping
nrouujt yesterday from tlio effect ot a
railroad lio falling on Ids foot.
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booj, Charley's mint at tho opera
Flagstaff Cash Store.
FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL CO.
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General Merchandise!
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, .
DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
1 1 $ V
Fresh Hams, Lard and
TAKE MEASURES
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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because they are money-back.
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fowdm mi tea art -
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ticket (brown ticket in avery package of baMag powdar; yaMaw tickat fai Ik
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word for every ticket. jWla.v
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creepiag babiet at tha end of tha eoataat. Thota eeadiac three er aaare to aw ' '
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