The Arizona champion., 1888-09-08

 other preparation. Hoods SSlrsapar- fila is not mixture of molasses and and few inert roots and herbs, but it is a peculiar concentrated extract of the best alternative and blot,d-puri- flying semedies of the vegatible kingdom. The enormous sales of Hoods SarsapaTlla, and the wonder ful cures effected, prove more than has been cleimed for this medicine. If you are sick the best medicine is none too good. Therefore take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Mike Herman, of Lynx Creek, an an old time Arizonian, and member of Barrett Post c. A. R. at Pres cott, left here Tuesday with com rades of Ranson Post, to attend the National Encampment at Columbus, Ohio. This is Mir Hermans first visit to the east in p years. We wish you happy visit.
 Harry Melbourne, one of the leading sheep men of this section, is in from his range near Dry lake, Harry says that several fine, rains have fallen in that section. That sheep are looking well and that he don't want any free wool in his, if he knows himself, and he believes he does.
 Sons of toill you can save money by buying your clothing and furnish ing gools of Kennedy. Ladies, don't send away for your hosery, jerseys etc. I can sell you these goods cheaper than you can buy them iu Sacramento or anywhere else
 J. KENNEDY.
 San Francisco Av.
 0. E. Boyce, the pioneer mer- chant of Williams, and large cat tie owner of Yavapai, visited our mountain town this week on business. The only objection people have to Mir. Boyce's visits is that they are always brief. One hardly knows that he is in town ere his departure.
 A CARp.-I desire to inform the public generally that I have re- turned to Fls gstaff and arn pre- pared to take contracts for the erection of brick buildings of any dimensions,
 My work heretofore in Flagstaifis my recommendation as to my work manship. Respectfully,
 julylitf BARNET HARMsES.
 Dr. Pentland, dentist, will visit Flagstaff regularly. His charges for the present will be as follows For cleaning and polishing teeth, g.; extracting teeth, Sl to S2; fill ing with silver, from sl upwards; gold, s2 and upwards; partial plates, two teeth, SS; four teeth, SIP; eight teeth, Sl5; full upper or lower sets, S20. All work warranted.
 A petition has been forwarded to the Agent at the Navajo Indians, requsting him to keep the Indians of the Coconino Forest. These h. oians have stolen a good deal of stock and sheep from owners in this section and unless they are pro hibited from trespassing in this section, serious trouble is anticipated as the stockmen do not propose to endure it any longer.
 A petition which has been uni versally signed by cattle and sheep men of this section, has been for warded to A. A. Goddis, Suprin. tendent of the Atlantic and lPasific Railroad. It asks for the building of new stock yards and weighing scales for stock. We hope tbat this request will be granted, as the cattlemen that the present stock yards are not large enough and very inconyienient.
 
 Read the new ad. of Eiayless Bros. They have moved into their new shop on railroad Avenue, and are now prepared to accomodate their old customers, and as many new ones as desire their services. They are first cllss workmen, and can suit you. In connection with their barber shop they have fine bath room attached where you can be accommodated with hot and cold baths.
 The citizens Bank of Flagstaff presents in this issue of the CHAMPION, it's announcement to the people of Flagstaff and vicinity. An incorporated institution with paid up capital of $50, 900, its principal directors and stock holders being some of the oldest most reliable and largest tax payers in the county, it surely will have the confidence and patronage of our citizens. E. s. Ciosney is President and John Worries cashier, both gentlemen being. fitted for the different positions from long experience.