The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-10-31
CITY SUNBEAMS,

\ llli lllt 'i Nib'Ni "h'Ni WI 'i e' Rogers, fom 50 cents up.
 Just received, line of ladies caprs, bows corduroy suits, al Il. A Rogers. Millinery at reasonable prices at R.cus'. All we wan, is what we earn.
 R,uular services will be held in tke Prr>bvlcran church Sunday morning and evening.
 J. W. Wcalhcrford pays big inter- est ou money by making his recent dis count on gents furnishing goods. Still J. ". Weutherford's clearing sale goes on. It's no advertisement, his customers say, but into prices the knife goes deep. Sheriff Cameron returned Sunday night with Earle Riddle in charge. Riddle is wanted on charge of grand larceny and was found in Phoenix.
 Shioh's Cure, the great cough and croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket size conraln> tweut, five doses, only ?5 cents. Children love it. Sold by druggists.
 Karl's Clover Root will purify your blood, clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as a bell. 2j cents, 50 cents and Sl. For sale bv W. R. Edwards. Superintendent Wells, Rcsidcat En- giueer Burns and Traiumaster Perry sprut several hours here Tuesday. They travelled in special car No. 99 and were on 8 tour of general inspec- ton.
 Mss Amy E. Dauford will open upa complete stock of millinery and ladies furnishing goods in connection with Rogrrs' dry goods emporium. Look ou, for the opening in from seven to teu days.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber Company have run their mill and box factory continuously so far this year, and orders are now on hand which will keep the concern busy far into the Year 1896.
 John Coates died in isfcrmer home in Kansas one day last week. Mir. Coates was well known to all our old citizens, and for the last year has been in Ill health and returned about three mouths ago to his old home in Kausas. The hay crop of Coconino county this Year was an unusually large one. Nearly every barn and warehouse in Flagstaff is filled with hay, and there Is still more to be paced on the market. Hay is probably the best crop for the rancher To raise, as it nearly always brings good price and It can be easily stored when it cannot be readily marketed.
 Tue subject of the lecture given by Right Rev. George Montgomery, Bishop oi Los Angeles, on Thursday evening, Was "Ihe Relation of the Church to Society,"" and it was delivered to q crowded house. The subject is one which has been well studied by the bishop, and he held the attention o' hiS audience To the close of his talk and he is probably one of the bes, orators that ever addressed Flagstaff assembly.
 "keccnt Rambles Through New Mex 'co and the Moqui Snake Dance" wa, 'ne subject of Il lecture given by Prof u' Wharton James at the M. E. churcl On Saturday night. The lecture wa. n'Vsirated with stcreopticon views The pictures were far above the aver age and Prof. James gave an interest '"S description of the country througl Nh'ch he recently travelled. He lief sunday for Prescott, where he vii '"'cr'Mn the people of that place will "''c'urc on the samc subject.
 ohllrd States District Attorney Fl .'""od yesterday received letle "oh an old friend, Dr.. Robert Colt "I'n Jr., physician at An Ting hos p'AI' Pcking, China Dr.. Coltmal "'''c' That he has just been appointc' physician to the great Vccroy Ii Hun, o"'nS' wh" Was then at thu capital Jp'aN'ng of the present China tn "''''r says: "China's war with Japa "" h"I been productive of the goo 'u''S u which we residents hoped for nrr "XcIu>ivencss and hatred of fol o,I Ie's mas been rather intensified tha