The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-03-21
CITY SUNBEAMS.

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 Go to Coifin's for fresh fruits, dressed poultry aud full cream cheese.
 New and handsome designs in silks in waist pattern lengths. The very latest at Rogers.
 Hoods Pills have won high praise for their prompt aud efficient yet easy action,
 John Clark returned Friday evening from Phoenix. where he participated in the festivities.
 Miss Virginia Wealherford, who has been teaching school at Strawberry, returned Monday.
 Seerthe special values in black dress goods at Rogers before purchasing your new black suit.
 Mr. and Mrs. David Babbht Ie- turned last night from PhoenIx, havii 2 enjoyed their trip immensely.
 Mrs. William Henderson, wife If the agent at Seligman, visited win Mrs. c. w. Davis during the week
 Thus far the Lnnten season in Flag staff may be said to be sedate, but not exactly sackclolh and ashes.
 Wilcox boasts of physician who makes his rounds on bicycle. Flag staff has two of them. We always lead.
 Ii the hair is falling out and turning gray the glands of the skin need stim- ulating and colOr-food. and the best rem .dy and stimulant is Halls Hair Remover.
 Miss Ida May Van Deren, of Upper Verde, was married to Alfred Dickin- sol, of Oak Creek, at Prescott last week.
 FoR SALE-300 head of cattle. house and four lots in Flagstaff and l60-acre timber claim on railroad; S350 cash. Call at HE SUN office and make an offer
 Dr. Francis and wife will make Will Hams their home in the future. The young couple will be missed by host of friends in Flagstaff, and Williams may congratulate herself upon their acquisition.
 Sheriff Cameron has received notice that the government will limit the cost of government prisoners to 75 cents per day. This will probably result in turning United States prisoners over to the care of the United States mar shal.
 Makes pure blood. These three words tell the whole story of the won derful cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. It is the best blood purifier and spring medicine.
 It is not too early to talk of organ izing ball team in Flagstaff. TIE SUN will gladly "rint biographies of the members of the club, and we know the merchants will offer tempting in- ducements for the first home run of the season.
 The new city ordinance requiring new sidewalks to be constructed where they are necessary has stimu- lated industry in that regard, and it is expected that pedestrianism by moon- light can soon be prac,iced in compar- alive safety.
 The Phoenix Republican didn't do thing but appropriate to it's own col umns the correspondence between Sen ator Teller and D. NJ. Riordan which appeared in THE SUN of last week. Of course no credit is given to this paper. We like their nerve.
 All the elements which nature re- qiires, to make the hair beautiful and abundant, are supplied in Ayers Hair Vigor. This preparation keeps tie scalp free from dandruif, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy.
 It is whispered in select social circles that couple of female devotees of the bicycle who have quietly adopted the boomer style of costume are in the habit of occasionally taking spin after the shades of night have wrapped them from the rude gaze of pedestrians.
 A freight engine jumped the rails Sunday evening, and, notwithstanding the fact that several people proffered