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The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
AROUND ARIZONA.

Henry Willman, miner, was blown to pieces in premature explosion in the United Verde copper mines at Jerome.
 According to the reports from the different settlements in Apache county, there will be more grain raised this year than for several years past.
 Joseph Walker diel at Prescott in terrible agony. A blow fly got in his nose while he was laid up with a dislocated ankle on q COW range in the Kirkland valley. The worms increased and kept dropping from his nose and mouth and finally reached his brain.
 A big ostrich at the ostrich farm killed a 2-year old colt a few days ago. The bird was setting, when band of horses broke through the fence. 4 fight ensued, during which the old male bird struck so wickedly that the colt was killed almost instantly Arilonan.
 An amusement with Phoenix youths is to catch grasshoppers and release them in the presence of the insect eating king birds. The birds never fail to capture the 'hoppers. Recently two birds went after the same insect and they collided. One dropped dead from the blow.
 The burro is a very patient body. He will wait for seven days until line of newly washed clothes are hung out to chew up mans sock or the frills off lace night shirt. Hand- some lace is his favorite, however, and when he sees garment bearing this luxury tin can has no more charms for him until he has digested the lace. Arizona
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

IT is desirable that attention be directed to ihC fact Hat Burden, the English cycIiSt, has covered mile, flying start, in :5O 2.j, which is like wise something of flying finish. Our view iS that AmorIchn cyclists need only to be appraised of this record 10 beat it. We must not permit fat person like John Bull to defeat us on the wheel.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
DENNIS DOwD DEAD.
Demise of the Veteran Soldier at
 Leavenworth, Kas.

Demise of tho Veteran Soldier at
 Leavenworth, Kas.
 Dennis Dowd, the old soldier who recently went to the soldiers home at Leavenworth, Kas., died at that insti- tuition last Thursday, June 27 The deceased was we'll known throughout Arizona from long residence in the territory.
 He was born in Ireland but came to the United States when boy, living at Toledo, Ohio. He entered the United States army June II, 1858, becoming member of Company B, Second Regiment. He served on the plains and in the war of the rebellion. He was veterauized in Company $, First District of Columbia cavalry. continuing in the service until after the close of the war. MT. Dowd be- came member of Ransom Post No. f, G. A. R.. and was honored and re- spected by all who knew him. He dled of wounds and disease contracted in the service of the United States army during the war of the rebellion. He lived respected and died regretted, at the age of 62 years.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers were recorded in the office of Re- corder Bush during the month of June:
 United States to Robert L. Turner, s. ] of sw. IA, the ne. IA of nv. IA of sec. 20, twp. 2l north, range 2 east.
 Henry F. Banta to Arizona Lumber & Timber Co.,, SC. l-4 sec. 30, twp. 20 north, range 8 east; consideration $1.
 Thomas F. McMillon to James Good win, undivided quarter interest in lois l, ?. 8, 4, ,, 6 and z, block 6. Flag staff; consideration $2,500.
 D. Babbitt ct ux. to J. J. Donahue, lots l9, 20 and 2l, block IS, Flagstaff; consideration, $l.500.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
A Homestck Horse.

Walter Kislingbury stopped at the old town spring to water his horse yesterday afternoon. James Craw. ford was on the seat, when the horse made a dash down the street. The lines being out of reach Mir. Crawford's only chance for life was to shut his eyes and hold on. The animal per. versely took to the high places and the occupant of the wagon was thrown out and severely shaken up. Dr. P. G. Cornish sewed up split in his scalp, and Mir. Crawford is around again.
 The horse stopped in front of the store of his owners, Babbitt Bros.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
Mrs. Malapro DIS Bad Break.

"Are you the judge of reprobatesP' asked kindly faced old lady as she walked into Judge Layton's office and brought her spectacleS to bear upon that dignitary.
 "I am the judge of probate" was the reply.
 'Well, that's it, expect" quott Mrs. Malaprop. "You see, my hus- band died detested and left me several little intidels and l want to be their executioner."
 The judge is recovering.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

TIE libel suit of U. S Marshal Meade against the Tucson Star proved an unproflable investment for MT. Meade. The jury gave Mir. Meade sl damages whereas he wanted $25, ,000. The Star can probably pay the $i but if the judgment had been for the amount claimed the Star" would have ceased tO twinkle.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
MORE visitors have been att

MORE visitors have been attracted to Flagstaff this summer than any preceding season in the history of che town. This fact is due in a great measure to the advertising the town and surroundings have received and THE SUN may very properly claim con siderable credit, for the space it has devoted to Flagstaff, the Grand Cam yon and other wonders has unques- tionably materially added to the fame of the town and it's superior advan- tages as place of recreation. These subjects have probably been written of locally more extensively in the past few months than ever before. and when the electric lire is built to the Grand Canyon Flagstaff may be pre- pared to grow aa iuci or two every day.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
Big Sheep shipments.

This morning ten double deckers holding about 5000 sheep went east. The last train loans of 60,000 sheep consigned to Raton ranges by Messrs. Mack and Oleese, of Mohave county, Arizona, arc now in motion. The sheep are said to be from California. This is the largest consignment known to have ever been made here at one time. -Albuguerque Citizen.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

J. B. Wilson, 37l Clay St., Sharps- burg. Pa., says he will not be without Dr. Kings New Discovery for consump- tion, coughs and colds, that it cured his wife, who was threatened with pneumonia, after an attack of "la grippe" when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Ia, claims Dr. Kings New Discovery has done hini more good than anything ne ever used for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free trial bottles at F. W. smith < Co.'S. drug store. Large R9't!ss 5os' qua sl,Qp.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03
A Bargain.

Forty head of work oxen ready fo, work can be seen at any time befor, July l. Address George w. Murray Mass!rks. Yavapai county, ArIzona ten miles east from Prescott.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

MARY ELLEN LEASE has created sensation at Wichita, Kas., by appear ing in lurid Syrian bicycle costume. Competent critics say that it is good form in Mary's ease.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-03

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder WVAatfs,r Higtsst &iedalend pipisua
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

,.,.7,--'
TRUSTEES SALE Whereas, Edward a
ni,hilIips ana Emma Phillips. his wite 10y
their certain deed ~ trust. dated Au-
gust 7th, lVl. AMI duly recorded. ou the l2th
day Of August 1901. .u the oiNc' ot
". Missouri at Kansas city in book u
ii, az Page @. conveyed TO me under ,
signed tru.tnr tho following described r"tl
estate sitult. In tha comfy af jackson,
state ~ Missouri. to-wit: Lot olght rl
IN block two or. ,ats three and ave U and
81 In block eight ,I. all in Lafayette place.
an addition .5 Kansas CIty. also .b"g'n-
Ming az the southnasi corner OF s1il latnN
feet. Thence 4ofih NO hurlrrd ana scv.
cnty.four g,g foot to tho south line OF
Howard street thence ,ust twenty-five
seventy -four ,g;n fast ,o tho place Co; be
ginning: also that rort on lot ninety. four
lgn Of Hurrk's suEi',.st6n O.. Guirottc's
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
\ BOWL or KANA.

From the Westmlnster review.

Peculiar in It's Preparations.
From the Westminster Review
Kava is the native drink, and its use
and the manner and ceremony of Its prep
aration being among the most ancient
customs of Polynesia, it merits, think, II
short description. Kava is an Indigenous
tree, more or less plentiful throughout the
South Sea islands, the root of which Is en-
plOyed in the manufacture of the drink
When visitors are present much ceremony
Is observed in Its preparation. y beauu-
full bowl of dark colored wood i produced
ike GO coating tin ] caused by the deposit of
bowl is the property of the village, and
much care is taken and time spent in pol
ishihg and preserving the enamel in the
Three young girls with shining white
teeth chosen usually from the bellies of
the village, seat themselves around the
r%ot rSM Ths they i Proceed pre-" to break into snail
pieces, and putting them into their
mouths, chew The dry roo! unit! it is re- re-
to time IN the bowl. a sutiiciency having
been thus prepared water IS poured IN and
fine fiber are then drawn through the
liquid to strain out any small pieces
Of The root which may may remain, .,,.,,,!ls Inss
in cups of cocoauut she'll TO the chiefs
and principal people of the assembly IN
on my iirst attempt at drinking kava,
was strongly reminded of soapsuds;
hut this unpleasant IDEA wore on alter
time refusal to drink, or even not to
drain the cup is considered a grave i'm
polItouess. The solution of the kaNa root
Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., but, taken IN excess,
produces a. loss Of power in the lower
limbs, Many of the European residents
drink It regularly hHt Of course, course, 1t is
"Thc Fest Pm ever used" Is tho frequent
remark OF purchasers OF Carters Lutte Liver
pms, When you try them you Will say tho
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
uomEsErKERs' EXCURSIONS


Tomeseekers excursion tickets Will be
on sale via the Santa l'o route August g.
September 10th and 2ith, to points in Kan
sas. oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
Colorado. Utah. New Mexico and Arizona,
except to points west of Maricopa, on the
$. =. H. r. and Ash Fork, on the a. Il r.
II. r. Very low rates made for the round
trip. Stopovcrs allowed on the going trip
This is a splendid opportunity of seeing
the enormous crops raised in the great
Southwest For particulars, call on or adj
dress George ". lIaEenbuch, T.. a 7. A.
northeast corner Tenth and Main streets,
or 1850 Union avenue.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
u'irst publication August "a, 1881


NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE-Where-
as on November l6 1891. the Concordia
a mo@ Hna Tfait S9mP9nVy s seg
trust for the purpose of securing the pay
ment of one bond for the sum OF four thou
sand dollars $1,000, with interest coupons
attached named in said deed OF trust,
wherein. II conveyed to the ,undersiengd.
scribed real estate. situated In the county
of Jackson and state of Missouri. to.wit:
Lot twenty-five (22l In Buena Vista place,
said deed of trust was on November SOth,
isli at s;Sg o'clock a, m, duly recorded ~ ~
said Jackson county Missouri, and where.
as. 1t Is provided in said bond and deed or
and Trust Company shall fail to pay. or
cause to be PAID. any OF ihe lnterSsI coz,
same become due and payable. then the
whole amount of said bond snail at once
onGome Que apd b g payga@Te ne dnrord TtihSqd5 on
and Trust Company has failed TO pay. or
cause to be paid the interest coupons At At
and payable on the first day of December,
1898, the first day OF June l@t !hs nrst
June, 1895, wherefore the whole amount of
said bond is now due and payable, and un,
paid, under the terms OF said bond and
tice is hereby given that |, the undersigned,
David H. Ettlen ne trustee namGG IN M Sn5H ba
authority vested in me by SAID deed ot
trust, at the request of the legal holder and
above described real estate at public Ven
due, to the highest bidder, for cash at the
south front door o, the building in which which
Missouri. is held. being the new county
court house In Kansas city. Missouri on
Monday. the 26th day OF August y. ID 1879,
noon and o'clock in the afternoon OF said
day, for the purpose Of raising the money
terest, and the costs of executing this trust,
DAVID II. ETTlEN. Trustee.
The Coucordia Loan and Trust Company
sold the property herein described before
.fnfnttlt
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

tF!rst publication August 9th, 1882
TRISTEE'S 5 SALE-By reason OF the de-
fault made in the payment of the principal
promlssory note described in a deed OF
trust dated May 26th. 1888. and filed for
record in the office of the recorder OF
deeds Of Jackson county, Missouri. at
iSss, and recorded in book b $50 at pase
ana Halle II. Douglass. his wife, the un-
designed Will, at the request of the legal
Of the. powers vested in me in said
of the state circuit court house of jackson
county, Missouri, in Kansas City, on Tues
dag, the @rd day Of seP,temIbSr' oIP,oiI 1885 be
noon ana o,Sl9SSkt in the aftern9on q sad
bidder, for cash, all of lot number s. in
block 3 in West kansas -, ADDITION H,, ppm-
sas NOV Kansas cityl. as the same is
plat In jackson county. Missouri, for the
purpose OF paying said Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed OF trust, am, the cost
EDWARD A. BROWN. Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

TRUSTEES sALE-Notice is hereby
given that between the hours OF o'cloGt
a. m. and o'clock p. m. Of Monday, fh,
front door OF the United States custom
house on the southeast corner of Ninth
sour, / Will. as trustee, in deed OF trus,
made by James Smons and Amarintha
Of August. 1889. IN book, d $50, page ss II
the recorders office of Jackson county
at Kansas city, Missouri. sell all
q lot I've Two biSek iS one, :, 4 Bales
Kansas Kan % cty Missouri a la at pubic bisss SaoS
the highest bidder for cash. to satisfy the
Sotss Of ad Sssa q ssss the prs
T. IL. PRIEST. TRUSTEE.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

,TRusTEEs sALE-whereas, Susan o.
S bqs'"nG & BY tngr Ha dsSa Of rps; n5,ss 5asa the
eighty four GSsD. and recorded in the OF
flee OF the recorder OF deeds OF Jackson
county. Missouri Ht Kansas city, on June
$50. in BOOK ~ No. io?5,' at tajs page 'g 5Ss
conveyed TO the undersiEned William Tay,
lor. trustee the following described land
in Jackson county. Missouri. to-wit: All
OF the southeast quarter 90, and the east
half Of the southwest quarter 90, and the
south half 90 q the northeast quarter
"a, and the southeast quarter 80 of the
northwGgst auarter ~, all in section four
thrty-thrce. CSSl, in trust to secure the
payment, Of certain promissory note in
tald deed Of trust described. and whereas
when due OF the principal note and the
Interest thereon since June 2Sth, 1894, and
now therefore, public notice is hereby CIV.
en- that at the request of the owner and
such trustee, by virtue Of, the power in
hereinbefore described, and in said deed
Of trust described, and any and every part
thereof, at public vendue to the highest
bidder at the court house door IN the City
OF Kansas now Kansas. city,, Jackson
August 10Th, eighteen hundred and ninety
Ave USgi) .hctwee the hours of nine o'clock
ernoon of said day, to pay said note and
interest thereon, and the costs and expense
of execut,nE, the trust, IN, court house
ing the south front door OF the court house
building In Kansas CITY,, Jackson county,
Missouri on the block OF ground bcunded
by Fifth street, Oa. street Missouri ave
nua and Locust street, being the building
wherein the circuit court of Jackson coun-
be held or might lawfully be held. II then
in session. and being the door where the
sheriff Of Jackson county. Missouri usual
ly sells land on execution.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

MIS- for ex,fication from iris mess"
w hat do you mean2
"Mteng' Mr.. Baitleyboy shrugged his
won't gc, out q ths under q Fgqdish sum
except your auntr You have no capital
Your SALARY az The foreirn ,oflice hardly
covers your expenses. NO It's your aunt
."Rut need anything be paId?" protested
Il should say 80, beyond doubt II you
don't make them a handsome oHcr tngy
viii, OF course take the matter INTO the
pretty. pgnnis9"
"Ycs. confourd her. She has 2 pretty
tiCcd hcr But she Is common Nulc
hageaEo. has the tone aud the notions OF a
"rhat doesn't matter" said Mr.. Battlcy-
hoy Manners go for nothing looks are
everything with "a Jury, Have y9u... have
II wrote tn her once or twice. making
appointments az Niagara answered Dem
"Ani IN these letters dd vou may ask,
Use any hem oUU"arIuG DNrreSlous -
"ph, I suppose I wrote some spoony stuI
"Hem!' remarked Baltlsynoyt thousht-
fully. Good looking girl -apiplutm.nd
Won't 10 to 30 before "A jury Dennis
II don't think can amply to my aunt
exclaimed Dennis. aghost at th" notion
have to- do" said MIR. Batloyboy. decided.
ly. "NnI n YOU take my advice, You VIII
call al Cromwell road to-day
After much demutrns, Dennis. at last
promised to DO SO. but not until Ny. Ea'. .
Ueyh1y had painted, IN very ,uhpIeAs tht
Mr.. puGsulp the clerk who sat in the OUT
,r Office. and had done so for the last ton
years, escorted The young man 70 thg street
dnur Dennis was too much ahsorbtd IN
his own NpNatlpus affair to notice MIN;
else he would have detected n look OF de-
cidei interest on Mr., Iugsnip's usually
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

The SANTA FE IRouijTE has put on a
fast daylight traln, leaving hanSas City at
nat same evening. 1t makes the run in
ahaut tifteen hours, making the same time
o. ne tast night trains. Free chairs, Pull
ns nan sleepers. Vestbule throughout Din
Ing cars serv dinner and supper and guests
oars treferring 10 leave Kansas city in the
svening, the SANTA FE offers choice ot
TWO fast trains; -
RoIjTE ticket offices northeast corner OF
Tsnth and Main streets, and 1850 Union ave-
nans GEORGE w. HAGENBUCH
'> r. and n A
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
yVANTED-FEMALE HELp.

OFFICE work furnished parties wishing
to learn stenography, bookkeeping, type
writing; teachers training class aud en-
ployment bureau speciality. Address Il
G,S Journal office.
WANTED-A competent white girl to
cook and do general housewOrlt; IN fam
lily. 100 Summit st.
WANTED-Hou for farmer; 20
girls, choice places. Mrs. Esberg, 72O Main.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
WuEREAs. Samuel N MLnIn. hy lls ane,

WHEREAS, Samuel T, T,Mltilin, by tis deei
OF trust, dated the 81 day Of September
1851 and recorded September SIN lSS7 IN
hook l63 at page SS7 in the office of the
recorder Of deeds, of Jackson county. Mis-
souri, at Independence, given for part plir-
chase money Of hereinaltcr described real
estate, did convey to the UNDERESTIMATE
trustee the following described real estate
to-wit: Lot twelve a9in block eight tSI of
Mount Washington, a subdivision az LANDS
in section 80, township so, north Of ranus
39 west in Jackson county, Missouri In
trust 10 secure the payment OF the saij
samuel r. Mthin's 40 promissory notes In
saiJ deed of trust described; and wharhau
dsfauit has been made in the pavmsnt ~
severai of said notes, and the same ami
the interest thereon are still due ani ~
maid: now therefore, notice is hereby EySn
that by virtue Of the powers in me vestei
b" said deed Of trust and at the rsque t
Of the legal holder Of said notes. l. the mn
Gersigned trustee, Will, on Thursday The
SSth day of August, 1885, and between the
hours ot a, m, and p. m. of that day.
nroceed TO sell the real estate above d.,
scribed at public Vendue TO the highest
bidder, for cash. at the west front door Of
the United States postoriice building, ccr-
ner Of 9th and Walnut streets, in Kansas
tslty Jackson county, Missouri 10 pay of
and satisfy said notes and interest and The
costs OF executing this rust.
August 5. 1882 ,,,,,
Scammon Crosby x Stubenrauch, Attys.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

Boston and return via the Chicago &
water trip combined. Tickets ON sale
August l9 to q inclusive, good to return
until October g. Can at the Junction tick
ct office. or lo3S Union avenue, and get
particulars, or write TO A. HILTON,
General Agent Passenger Department,
Kansas city, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

NOTICE or TRUSTEES sALE-Whers-
ana Robert q. lihoades, her husband, made
executed and delivered their deed OF trust
for the purpose Of securing the payment OF
one bond for the sum Of H.SeDo0 in said
deed of trust described, wherein they CON
trustee the following described real estate,
stat OF Missouri, to,wlt All Of lot mum.
Of LOT two t2). Of block number four %.
in Brown and Brooks subdivision OF the
northwest Quarter Of the t,r nM9rthwGst M Guar,
forty-ninc 90 OF range thirty-three (S3j,
nm addition to the CITY of Kansas (now
Goried plat thereof together with all the
improvements thoreuuto belonging: and,
whereas on the 7th day OF May, 1889 at
ll|O o'elogS M SAD das9 Sa5 Of trust Vas ~,
of th. records Of said Jackson county,
Missouri. and, whereas said deed Of trust
R1S''aIs Rb1SS 6cb, Is SECURED by saiI % deed 81
trust by the makers thereof, the
property thrrein described may be sold by
th y"ge &c a iGF the the Reboh Rebt theTrby b'stHE 5a
and. whereas, said Indebtedness IS now past
due ana unpaid; now therefore, public
siEncd, David II. Ettien, tho trustee named
in said deed of trust. under and by virtue
OF the authority vested N me by said decd
Of trust at the request of the owner OF
,ald bond viii proceed to sell the above
described real estate at public vendue, TO
the highest hiatIer t9r gash' a. the south
cult court of said Jackson county Missouri,
is held, being the new county court house
IN Kansas, Gity, MisSso2nrt on MonsGay. the
of , O'Clock in the forenoon ana b o'clock
in The afternoon of said day for the pur-
pose OF raising the money 70 Pay the
and costs OF executing this trust,
anu '0''' DAVID ii, FIFTEEN, trustee.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
TO THE MERCHANTS.


WHO handles your drayase? Do you get
quick, reliable service? Does your trans
fer company look out for your interests ?
II you have good reasons for change we
would be pleased to hear from you. FUR
nture packed and shipped. General trans
fer business
MIDLAND TRANSFER COMPANY,
Phone l5l7 407 and 400 Wyandotte st.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

CANADIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
and furnished rooms, 1914 East 18th, cor
Walnut. Tel. ll79. The best place in K.C..
Mo, to find help or situations, male or fe-
male: II years' experience. Ref Omaha
Nat. bank. Omaha: Citizens bank. X. c.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS an.
nual meeting OF the, stockholders OF the
North SIDE hand ahd dirsatd MGtrrsase . company
ing year, and for such other business as
shall come before il, Will be held in the
building, n. W, corner of Ninth and Wy
andotte streets. in Kansas City, Mo-, on
Monday, the I'd day of September, 1895, al
the hour of 8 o'clock a. m.
V. w BAGLEY, President.
+. W. PERKINS. Secretary.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26

NOTICE-Notlce is hereby given that
will in pursuance of an order OF the coun-
noon, the 9th day of August. 1885, for re-
modelling the heating apparatus at the
court house in Kansas City. Plans and
specifications on file
TT. T. CRiTTENDEN. JR.. County Clerk
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-08-26
nRrsII GREEK coal.

N~N~-T~~~-s-SNSn(~~>~-
RICH. oily and clean TO handle; burns 20
white ash and won't slack by exposure;
a home industry. Now Is the time to buy
your coal. Tel 2l9l or 1913
l., Il. HERNDON. Agt for Company,
American Bank bldg