The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-11
CITY SUNBEAMS.

year.
 Some people made seven day cele-
 bratiou of it.
 See samples of S4 pants made to
 order at Rogers. Go to Coiliu's for fresh fruits, dressed
 poultry and full cream cheese. \
 The Stars and Stripes foated gaily
 from the courthouse on the Fourth.
 FOR SALE-Neat five room house
 and lot; good we'll of water on premi-
 ses. Apply at SUN office. We carry choice stock of fish,
 poultry, fruits, cheese, butter and
 eggs. Coffin Bros. Flagstaff, Arizona,
 aud Gallup, New Mexico. The Arizona Central bank savings
 department pays fair interest and
 affords a convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit. Shi,oh's Cure, the great cough and
 croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
 size contains twenty-five doses, only
 D cents. Children love it. Sold by
 druggists.
 Karls Clover Root will purify yom J.ood clear your complexion, regulate your bowels and make your head clear as bell. 25 cents, 90 cents and $l. For sale by W. R, Edwards.
 One of the best features of the Parlor
 Exchange restaurant is the excellent
 quality of the coffee that is served. | is prepared by the new French drip prarr>S, aud cannot be eXcelled.
 The average male citizen of Flag
 staff likes to wear well-ftting clothes. and when he desires a good suit and perfect fit he gets the sui, from F. A. NJ AmIagc, the cutter at Babbitt Bros. II Captain Sweeney, U. S. A. San Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine I have ever found that would do me any good" Price 50 cents. For sale by, w. R. Edwards.
 Chas. Green, of Orlando, Florida. has leased the room next door to the drug store in Brannen's block and ha as opened merchant tailoring establish mont It is Mr. Greens intention to remain here, and he will endavOr to & please his patrons in the tailoring line.
 Mountain Lodge, No. l5. K. of P.
 installed the following officers last
 night: F. w. Smith, P. C.; T. J. Ross, N C. CIR. W. Bell, V. C.; w. P. Scott, H P; George Jones, M. at A.; F. J. N Stiue, K. of R. and S.; A. T. Cornish. NJ. of E. A. E. Brown, D. D. G. c. C.. ,
 Was the installing officer.
 John Rogers. who was imprisoned in K the county jail on the charge of mali
 cious mischief to property on the Wal 'N i"lNi l'-'l btl'il, ndS Dftl ltlfistU pu H a writ of habeas corpus. John W. $ Ross, his attorney, succeeded in con # Vincing Court Commissioner Gibson that his client was entitled to his lib erty.
 # The numerous friends of Mir. and s Mrs. Water F. Kislingbury were k gneved to learn of the affliction that s bpfel them in the death of their brigh' M baby boy. Francis Winans, last Satur- RI day afternoon. The little one was laid & to rest Sunday. the funeral services bein" held hy Father Granjon at the Catholic Church.
 c. H. Coble and F. w. Sisson made a creditable showing in the bicycle
 races at Prescott. Mir. Coble came in
 second in the one-mile handicap and
 won S20 valise. In the two-mile handicap he was third and received a cake dish valued at S15. Mir Sisson was second in the twO-mile haddicap. M His prize was a $25 suit of clothes. N Edward Harrington, well-knowr # A, X P. conductor, died at Los Angele: NJ recently under peculiar circumstances t He was found unconscious in the door way of lodging house and died at tn, M receiving hospital. An examination # or the body showed that poison was tn,
 cause of death, but whether self-admin e lStered or not could not be determined & Harrington was resident of Kingman
 Residents in the vicinity of recrea | ton park complain of the actions of N nerd Of range cattle that make nigh ndeous over there Along in the bes
 sleeping hours the big Durham bull
 ,n the outfit start chorus of dee pass solos that is enough to wake tn 'caa' Then yearling steer joins Il M "''h hiS tenoro robuSto, the mothe COW tells her troubles in a dolefu
 SharP key and the din is somethin # aWtul, The animals would probabl
 sSsaye better iu a Goyyal.