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Many PRIZES FOE FINE HORSES
! THE NATIONAL SHOW ASSOCIATION TO EXHIba'
In MADISON SQUARE GANDIN.

IN MADlSoN SUI AIt bA.s
Tho rcws that the National Horse show Association
II America will hold IL sixth annual exhibition l"
N,w York will bo received with unqualified pleasure
hy every h r>c lover in th, city. The fine display "
h,, flesh given In the old Madison Square Garden IN
Tho winnr Of s,s. and which achieved sGch briih'
,u,,., /, still fresh In the puhlic m n"y, ana u
udt. from tho prize li't just issued By me
association, the forthcoming exhibition. WHICH
VA. hc held In the Madison square Garden q
November 10. II. L.. II. Ii and II. Is likely W
eclipse the tine record made two seasons ago
TIA, variou. clas>,-, have all been revised and ara
80 classified Ia include every breed of horse lac
ca,,c, include thooushbrcis Arabian horses trottr'
r,ui>cr> CNdc>dalcs, Normans, English shlrc-. hack
nrys. coaching staihon,, horses in harness. carriage
horses tandem teams, four in hand teams. cob>, pohe''
,or,c and cab. saddle horses. hunters and jumpers
nrccngno horses and police horses.
In addition special prizes Will Ire offered by tho
association for tie best PAIR Of carriage horses exceu
Ing 10. hands high for the best pair OF harness
horses exceeding H.! hands, and for the be"
saddle horse. The winners Of these prizes VIII "
Offered for sale by auction In the ring at upset prices
Immediately after the award Other speiai p'I's
viii br offered by the National Association Of Tro'
tng Horse breeders for the best standard bred sao'
by the director, of the show association for the best
roadster. by W. l.. Bull for the best coaching marc
b, members OF the Coaching Club for the best fourth
hand road team by ". X. Vanderbilt for tho ocst
la, kncv stallion. bv Harris Dixon for hocA'
ncy bred horses by Prescott Lawrence for tho bes
pair of high seppcrs under fourteen hands. bv F. A.
schcreriorn for the best pair Of hEh,stcpp.rs eA,
re.-iing i3.l hands by RcGi9ad W; Rve' LOT S
VaSdcrei ar the best pair OF ponic, not exceeding
1915 hands. by ". f. D. Stokes Tor the pest mn -
jumper By tho American Pony Racing Association tos
The best performance Of ponies over tho regular
jumps. and BY Theodore A. iavemeyor for the -
performance Of professions" coachnian diving pa'F'
anu r"ps for te varou. classes coo october 90 =
tina oflces of the association. No. 30 Dr0aasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
roRLoES OUTLOOK FOR IOWA DEMOCRATS.

FORIORN OUTLOOK FOR IOWA DEMoCRAls
Chicago sept 6 Spccial).-Thc Democrats ot iowa
are not feeling particularly hopeful over their Congress
nominations in that state. In the \lth Di>tricl 'ho
potcal thunderstorm that swept General James De
weaver ont OF the cleared the atmosphere TOT inc
Rcpublicsns. Weaver made desperate fight ior tho
nomination. Upon the day the Democratic convention
met in Ottumwa the Union Labor convcnt"n calico
for the avowcd purpose OF indorSing Weavcrs nomi-
nation by the Democrats. was likewise as>ehlbed at
an adjacent hall awaiting orders. But the younger
clement t-nmphcd in the Democratic ranks r. L
White Of Keokuk Comfy, was nominated Inc mon
Laborttes greatly cliagrncd. selected Perry Englc ana
adjourned vowng to be avenged on the Democracy.
The rupture is open and too wide to he healed weaver
will be compelled To stump for Enslo. ana WHO
whose extreme forailstie and frcctrade views have
already anita on.cd the wOrkingmcn and FARMERS Is
confronted with manifest failure and defeat. Lacey
who defeated Weaver by plurality little less thsn
700 two years ago. ia assured OF reelection by twice
a. many this year .
In the With District the Democracy finds ITSELF az
q loss for a Cand dac willing TO enter IN inc race
against j. i. r. IIull General Weaver 10 whom ule
nomination WAS given through the intrigue OF 'ne
Irhmann tnnta. having declined 1t without tnanks,
enter the field in the interests OF Barnett the Laoor
candidate.
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ISAAC p. SAWTELLg INDICTED.

Dover. n. H.. Sept G-T1o Grand Jury for stafford
County, this morning reported among other indirt
mcnts the following: "Thc state against Isaac H.
Sawtrllc. indicted for MURDER as principal III TINS
State second count beOr, the fart OF the
murder OF Hiram I Sawtellr. committed In the ttao
Of Maine. H. some per<" TO the juror nnkn"wm trT,
lount Is accessory bfOc the fact OF the murder OF
Hiram n. Savtcllc committed In New Hampshire. BY
some person 10 the jury unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

- :, D. m, Nas catered IL having dumped t"'Nr
lru,-. r. rnca on bong que TONED. denied ki'"
." fraud aud tic number al ttc'r h''u'
for thu ..y a fIl,N-: Dunn, clsht ioida, hfi"c'
clc>'' and D':i"lly ten .
lao examination as, d"' clipping the fatt tht'
the Oct, : tul, practice prevalent Jnun5 me iHc'"'l'
# rN'nl:n- in"l'N f.,,m thu hhpict, pi the >'r''
ULLins g.n., for sINl:s ih"n tIpi HH'a -, II y
l,-n l.'J on ~ thr ~u' Dismissal II Ia" u
aud >frpp Ev,d"u'c aD'uuTla'"' Tat - Per week
/, h" ruling pr.c' for k""ning men upn IN" .1Nriii
II -i'"ri irIuirg l"i,'r iu"i', aNi ~" "tH'l
for men h,v. lrr poo kctn- ih. h' earned wages .;
their >uhuIL.na"> and have UialIC.pnsN l'iuH'n 'h
bio, Ileut TO those no world be Lla' h.aIlcI
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jay GOULD on HONESTY
COMPOSITION WRITTEN By HIN wIrFN HE

COMPOSITION WRITTEN By HIN wIrFN HE
WAS A SCHOOL BOY THIRTEEN YEARS 'H.D
Asbnry Park. sept 6.-The Hon. James "Ever. Of
Eurllngumc KALI who formerly member ot
the York LEGISLATURE from Delaware County. has
L-ci, Sp~Ldiig few week, at Thu, place. In l-H'
Mr. oliver wss the principal II Bccrh~'~i adrmF
y small educational institution AZ EoAShfy. y l., ~
ti., timo whr. the great inaucrr and railroad man
ia, Guuld- or Jason GOl.d he was then hho"h
lived IN tia, villas, and pupil III the a'riciny
Young t,ould an attentive student Nr. OhNor
saws and when only thirteen years old wrote com
lnrluon emitted Honesty Is the BEST POLICY Mt
oliver pa, tn, or,.nx mur--,ript IN h> possession
II i WRITTEN bin" l"- paper and Is well prer'r' 81
I'll" chiio.aphy I, eH,il'ua,c IN Is chaia'fcr bG'
d ;l.,t Un the tile OF "a" COMPOSITION paper appear
Tie &c WOIL,.
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tax "a. prerequisite for voting. held last night ~
Which committees appointed TO consunn'ate t'e
formation OF the order. Letters OF sympathy WIN 'o
project were received from Congressman Coeswcil,
walker t;rpenfalgc, Wallace and Randall. General
tanks Ex-Governor william Clann secretary Wadcii'
of the Republican State Committee; Cs,o:ici Clark'
secretary OF the Homo Market Club. and Others.
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CALIFORNIA BANKING REPORT.

San Francisco, Sept. 6.-The Bank Commissioners
have issued their twelfth animal report. The total
number OF banks IN the State is go, increase Of
thirteen last yea; total &261 $4,000
8O1 900 Invested In sttSks and bonds net increase
for tho year, Sal SCI 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
LESLIE ". RUSSELL NOMINATED.

Ogdensburg, n T., Sept. lSpecial.-At INC nc
publican Convention Of the XN1ld Congress p'''''r'
held in this city today Leslie W. Russell was noml'
mated 10 succeed Frederick Lansing, the present in
cumbcnt Mr. Russell received tho Undivided support
OF the st. Lawrence County delegation ana isaac IL.
Hunt w., received tho eight votes from JEFFERSON
County.
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NEVADA REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION

Virginia. New. Sept G.-Thc R'publfran S'a'e Con-
vention made the following nominations GOVERNOR
r. s. Colcorti: Supreme Court Judge. Il. II. Eg'ow
District Judge. Il. Rising; Congressman. H. F. EaNine
observation-disclosures. J. PoaGdc; Attorney GENERAL
j. D. Torrcy>o SECRETARY of state. Q: H. trey CLERK
Of supreme Court. Joseph JOscphs; C0htocr. Is. H.
Horton: Treasurer. John +. Eagdn.
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orrrRINC To PREPAY INTEREST.

WashuvtOu sept G-Thc Sccl0Idry OF tEr Tr~:lNIlfv
this afternoon issued the following clrruar offering
to prepay interest on bonds Of the per cent con
soils OF 1907:
Treasury Department, Office OF the secretary.
Washington ID. g.. sept. 4, lriO.
In pursuance Of Authority contained ia section
g. 900 Of the Revised Statutes OF tho United states,
nnnlc notice is hereby given that the interest maturing
January l. April and July /. lsDl. the Registered
and coupon bonds of the per cent loan Of 1897 will
he prepaid without rebate. undcr the following cOndi-
tUns:
owners of registered bonds desiring prepayment
must present their bonds to ths Treasurer some
Assistant Treasurer OF tho United Statea who Will
stamp upon the face OF TIE bond the fact OF sch pre-
interest for tho periods above mentioned.
National banks owning 4 per cent bonds deposited
will tho Treasurer Of tho United states " secure cir
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~ n,sc,,.porp ru1nrYF1vE ToRrYEIaHr HOURS

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TIE STATE FARMERS LEAGrE INCORPORATED

Albany sept The New York STATE Farmers
League incorporated by The secretary OF state 10
day. II is formed by W. F. Edrar Knapp, Nathaniel
g. Spamding +. +. Hicks, II. Scott COiwln and A. NJ
J'hl who are TIC officers Of the New York state
Farmers League. heretofore organized and existing
as an un.nc orporatcd body The object OF the Leayc
is 2. unite the farmers Of the stat, for practical action
and f. sclrc q federation Of all farmers orga iSat0r
in The state Tho men mentioned comprise bohri
ni trustees fer the ust year. The principal Office OF
the League VIII lie III the town OF SliIf"rVilic'
DutcheSs COultv.
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nm ,,~rAvrn pAyJOr JEAGy,E.

TIE UNrAxED BALLOT LEAGUE.
Boston, Sept GA preliminary meeting 70
~ ore,nxatton Of tho Untsxed Ballot League to be
.eoaosed OF those w favor the abolition OF thu Doll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

FIRST ALLIANCE COUNTY TICKET IN OHIO.
Hillsboro, Highland County, Ohio, Sept. 6-The
Farmers Alliance Convention here yesterday nom
na."d a fall county ticket, the first Alliance county
ticket I'm Ohio.
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Waved FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

NAMED HE ANHF.NITTIl.
Bath, ~ Y. sept G.-At the I-t Assembly DHriCt
Democratic Convention 10 day, Peter j. P'alcr was
ed Tor the Assembly. and Congressional dele
Gates favorable TO the nomination OF Franz ;. WOLF
were chosen.
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NOMINATED For CONGRESS.
Laneing Micb.. sept. g.. william Eal WAS nominated
Yesterday by the Republicans OF Tho With Congress
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SUPPLYING SEED WHEAT TO FARXERS.

ToprAa, Kan, Sept. 6-PrcSidcnt Marvel. OF the
Santa Fe. hes author lied the to the farm
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Eepeating Office

The repeating office of the Western Union Telegraph O., which has been established at this point is especially for the accumulation of overland re- Deaters. The line is the longest Cir cult in the World except the Gables, and is 2,700 miles long, and works di. ect from San Francisco to Chicago, with repeating offices at Los Angeles, flagstaff, Kansas City anu Pueblo. It t1kes the power of 600 cells, devided into four 5atteries. The entire line Is of Copper wire and works duples. This makes almost through telegraph line beyween New York and San Francisco, thee being only one relay between tIese two points. They have a very neat office equipped in the Bank hotel, and M. J. E. Palnei, recently h '.aser of the Western Union tele graph offices at Omaha has cha-,e of this office. Tie business of the We = ern Union las all beeh t:~1,'e la,t l. the new office
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GnrniSh-COhin:

The marriage of Dr. P. G. Cornish and Miss Clara Coffin. both of Flag stafr, took place at the residence of the brides sister, Mrs. E. S. Clark, in Prescott last Thursday morning. The groom is one of the most successful phy- sicians in our territory, and the bride is one of Flagstafi's most honored and res pected young ladies.
 Immediately after the wedding they took the train for Flagstaff, where they will at once go to housekeeping. Last night an informal reception was ten dered Mir and Mir. Cornish at the Wood h,ll, and every one present congratu- lated the newly married couple and wish them all the joys which can Gefall human beings on earth.
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Wm. H. Marks and Miss Katie May Brown were married at Prescott recently. They are both former res idents of this town
 Messls Ed. Randolph and A. W. Kins!ey a,e in the woo;, business. Any orders intluste,i to them will re- ceive p ompt aUdeauion.
 J. H. Hoskins, J., cashier of the Arizona Central Bunk, made kingman shot business visit this week, re- tu. ming tome On Monday. Oar town is just now oveirun with petty thieves who have their rendez- vous ,,O the lower pat of our town. Look out for your clothes line.
 Invitations are, out for a grand Fan cy Dress Ball on next Tuesday evening 1y the "Flagstaf ly Hour Danc- ing CIIL." Tickets, $500. E. ;. Gq,uey left Icst Wednesday C., ;,.,n I : 'lcIsco and other points r.Dy. al, ,I,iness alG pleasure. He ,ecy to 13 aJseao tvJ O. t. ee m |
 D. M. ;io.v,au, of FlA9stAf, Arizona eceutlv 2Aiu County Treasurer Wad- tell $5,IS9.l0 taxes on the Central . .zoHI ail"oad, the lumber company ,A e me cantile outit.-Courie.'
 Il .n C. mo3ell, of tie firm of C4..,,,oe'l tI Fr' ucis was in town this week 'oc-ing ,e' the shipment of lno Co, loars Of fine sheep to Los ! n ,eles fo: I. Q. Adamson. ; R. R. WillarG and J ohm Wood, two { Ointment cattle men of the Mogollon fountains visited Flagstaff last week auG they with other cattlemen of that lection shipped 200 head of prime 1eeves to San Diego, Cal. Fot HoliGay Photos and the best Photos come to the Flagstaff Photo ...aph Gallery. New Departure and and New arrangements for the Hellid- avs. BURcHARD & MELVIN.
 J. Ii. McCooie, who owns some very ,'onising copper proper ties near Lees Ferry in this county, arrived in Flag staff last Wednesday, and will at once proceed to procure patents to four of his mines.
 Dr J. M. Marshall, Flagssi.f's enterp ising dentist, returned Thursday night from Prescott, where he has been for the past month on professional visit. He can now be found at his office next door to postofiice.
 If you want frst-class Photos for Holiday presents, come at once to the Flagstaff Photograph Gallery. We guarantee satisfaction and will refund money if you are not correctly taken.
 BURCRARD Gs MELVIN.
 There will be Christmas Tree and Literary exercises at the NJ E Church Christmas Eve. Songs and Declamations by the Children, every one is invited to come and put presents on the tree for their friends.
 On Thursday morning our citizens were pained to learn that Mir. w. K, Campbell, father of Mrs, John Clark had died. His illness only lasted a few days. Mir Campbell was nearly 83 years of age, and leaves wife and eight children to morn his loss.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third
 Judicial District, Territory of Ariz-
 ona, County of Yavapai. Geo. :. HsrtzelI Pltfl
 VS. Smns No 1881 Aplline H,rtzell, Dft)
 Action brought in the District Court of the Tni'd Judicial District, in and for the county of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends Greeting to Apaline Hartzell:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quil ed to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the District court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the county of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with the clerk of this court, at Prescott, in said county, within ten days Exclusive of the day of service) after the service upon you of this summons, if served in this county; but if served out of the county and within this district, then twenty days; in all other cases, thirty days. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you by default and costs and disburse- ments in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and tho seal of said court, this Sth day of Dec. A. D. 1890.
 (sEAL) J. NJ. WATTS, Clerk.
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! he NO.iI I.5rIcued

The facilities of Che ore eat | Y the production os eve'y hing th VI conduce to the materi isl welfare au comfort of mankind are almost un- limited, and when Syrup of Figs wa, first produced the world was en";che. with the only perfect laxative know Il ar it is the only remedy which i truly pleasing and refreshing to t,r, taste and prompt and efectual cleanse the system gently in the Sp,in time or, in fact, at any time, a,, l.> better it is know the moe oo,~l4., ,. becOmeg.
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F, K FIlinwood vbo loca{e,l hare

E. E, Ellinwood, who located here few months ago, coming heie from California, has been admitted to prac- ,ice before s'ie District court. He was admitted on a certificate from Che state of Illinois.
 J. E. Palmer and wife and two ciIildien arsiveL from Chicago last Tuesday. Mr. 2Almer will be mana ger of tue Western Union Telegraph Compony's repeating office at this place which is located in the Bank hotel.
 The following item from tle Pres colt Courier would indicate that Mr. Bullock is net very anxious to build their pet railroad: Bullock is wiling to let Diamond Jo or any other man take the subsidy and build road from Phoenix to connect with the P. & A. c. at Prescott"
 There will be regular services at the M, E. Church next Sunday. Preach ing by the pastor at ll:G0 m and at 7:30 p m Sabbath School at 10:30 m. Prayer meeting every Thursday even- ing at 7:30, all are welcome
 N. F. NORTON, Pastor.
 The lectures at the NJ E. church on Saturday and Sunday evenings were well attended, and resulted in doing g eat deal of good. A lodge of the Independent order of Good Templars was instituted here. Prof. Crowhurst left last Monday for Winslow where he lectured, then went to Prescott.
 The bond of N. G. Layton and A. D. Gibson as Justices of the Peace were approved by the Board of Supervisors. Also the bond of F. Fairchild. B. NJ. opencer's bond was rejected on account of one of the sureties not appearing on the assessment roll for the amount of the bond.
 With the approach of the holidays California beef buyers are coming into this section for fine beef and mutton. Last Tuesday J. Q. Adamson, of Los Angeles, shipped l50 head of cattle purchased from Messrs. Rhoden & Smith, and two carloads of mutton from the range of,Campbell & Francis. The cattle will average l,200 pounGa and the mutton will dress 65.
 We had occasion this week to visit the establishment of Dr. D. J. Bran nen and were more than surprised to see the large and elegant display of holiday goods he is showing. He has, without doubt, the largest and most elegant display of books, stationery, manicure sets, smokers sets, etc, west of Kansas City, and his prices are down to suit the times.
 Miss Mary F Lathrop, of Denve !, Colo, who is vice president of the nonpartisan w c. T. U. of the U. S. gave three lectures in the Nj. E. Church here last week, to the delight, anu we trust, profit to all who heard her. She was eloquent and logical. Thursday afternoon she organized number of ouz prominent ladies into w. 0. T. U|Society. AIisa Lathrop left for the east on the midnight train Thursday. She made many friends while in our midst.
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Bucklen's ArnIca saIve,

The Best Salve in the world for Buts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptiong, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfa ,tion, or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by D. J. Brannen.
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Why 1t is PoDUIar.

Because it has proved its absolute merit over and over again, because it has an unequallee record of cures, be- cause its business is conducted in a thoroughly honest manner and because ia combines economy and strength, be- ing the only medicine of which "IOO Doses One Dollar" is true-these strong points have made Hoods Sar- saparilla the most successful medicine of the day.
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Local Matters.

0 ,uberlies al Sanderson's.
 c,h Cider at Sandersons.
 t ste a apples at Sanderson's. ( ito dia comb he ley at Sander s.i,.
 Aes.imef lemons, soc dog. at $ h. ..e.son's.
 N s. Lizzie Donnie is visiting her A.s,er, Ms. P. Berry.
 ,ae,iG, ". o. O'Neill was visitor L. -:L,gst,.f Vhis week.
 ',.,e ''Ope e," lead them all. A pure II ,ua ci IT ior sale at Salzman's. I..e Wi.,slow and Flagstaff gun il,. will ,oia J,n5esG on Christmas G AO u.ii' place.
 w.L. Van Horn, Esq, left Est :, ,I. y 1o. P e'cott where he goes on .t. oSsiJe,>.
 0Ta. Muud, '.om Ye.Ge Valley wPs a.. rl, Il n, "lCd his m@ay tliendS ia ug.. 70 n Lni> week.
 I..oS. S>ye of Dent & ;, yei, wool ..oae.s w.., ~ | om Jne U1oonlaO For e-v,-,, wee4 r.',,--1l le'.
 ;. ,to. No toA wril pre~ch a Cl,iiso- ili oe m,n Uc-Mo .JT ,i- :JO a. il.  S.A ,;ug 1y t4e cI.'d.en.
 -,e.t Tnu:,s,isy will be C. io,aIas :. th,t y "tI ,e } ope y Ju'e.. e. n/ ..e e,.ueuV, Ji f'a ,s.st.
 C. NJ. Funsion, euitor O. tne Mo l. We codAty MiAe,, mode a 3le.,&-nt cal on tLis office this week.
 A b.g stock ou hand; also samples Tor the LiaLe of 6ue New 70 ci ,.Ns. L. II on Nj. SAIzn u. u. L. BMsem1n, ~ho is accl 'ed of the murder 0; W. F. llockwoo, nas LeeA .eleased f.om cuato v on o,il.
 For Boliday Goods, Bi tnIay CiU,, aus Weiuiug ,. eseuts 90 to D. O. E,annen's urIg store.
 R. s. Clark, large sheep maI of tlss section is spending the winter mouths in Albuquerque with his wife. Eggs sell for soc dozeu in Pres cott, here they sell for 40 cents. The eggs used at both towns are from Kan sas.
 The family of Mr. A. E. McComber a.e soon to depart for California where they intend to make their home in the future.
 J.V. Rhoades left last "Wednesday for the East to spend the holidays with relatives. He will be absent about four weeks.
 ". J. Hill this week purchased the F. E. Foster property in the North western part of town. The price paid was Sl, loo
 Mir. and Mrs. Eb. F. Greenlaw and family returned to Flagstaff this week from Washington. They will make this their future home.
 A meeting of the citizens was held at Hox orth's hall last Monday even ing and the interests of Coconinc county were discussed.
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The importance of purifying the blood can not be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health.
 At this season nearly every one needs g good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, and we ask you to try Hoods Doo,,I;ou Sarsaparilla. It Itstrengthens TCSuiI0I and builds up the system, creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, while it eradicates disease. The peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation of the vegetable remedies used give to jar pOc curative afrs'PoIlr bowers. No To Itself other medicine has such arecord of wonderful cures. If you have made up your mind to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other instead. It is Peculiar Medicine, and is worthy your confidence.
 Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass.
 100 Doses One Dollar
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I ne ID, nee.

The dlnce given at Armory ilail List evening ill honor of the arrival of D.. and Ms. P, G. Cornish was one of the most sociaLle events of the season. Dancing was commenced aJout nine o'cl5ck and kept up until an early hour this morning.