The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
See the new suits at Rogers

at Coffin Bros.
 The tool and train supply house burned at Williams last Friday.
 Save money by paying cash for your goods at Rogers. Trilby will appear in the ball game Sunday. Ten cents sees her. For stylish, good fitting suit of clothes go to Babbitt Bros.
 Go to Coilin's for fresh fruits, dressed poultry aud full cream cheese.
 Meals twenty-five cents at Mrs. Ross, opposite Babbitt block. Private boxes for ladies at the Par sor Exchange restaurant. Barney Sears, proprietor.
 FoR SALE-Neat five room house and lot; good well 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, and Gallup, New Mexico.
 The Arizona Central bank savings department pays fair interest and affords convenient depository to those having small amounts to deposit.
 Shiloh's Cure, the great cough and croup cure, is in great demand Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25 cents. Children love it. Sold by druggists.
 Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, Cal, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first medicine l have ever found that would do me any good" Price 50 cents. 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. It is prepared by the new French drip process, and cannot be excelled.
 Rev. B. NJ. Danford preached in Holbrook last Sunday, and reports Aattenng prospects of the building of a church and establishing regular ser- vices in that enterprising county seat.
 The Albuquerque "Citizen' says: The future famous summer resort of Arizona will be the San Francisco mountains and the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, with Flagstaff as the supply point.
 The marriage of Miss Martha Mc1n- tyre to R. J. Arey was announced to occur at Winslow to-day. MT. Arey was formerly principal of the Williams school and Miss Mcintyre was teacher in the primary department of the same school.
 It might be interesting to the mem- hers of the local lodge, I. O. G. T., to know that the w. c. T. U. has placed the ban on root beer It is classed with hofsbrau, whisky sours, Manhat- tan cocktails and other unmentionable connections.
 The Chinese restaurant is gradually losing it's prestige in Flagstaff. The Crescent, the latest new eating house, is a welcome competitor in the restaur ant field. There you get home cook ing and everything is refreshingly neat and clean.
 The office boy of THE SUN made some lemonade for his fellow laborers and let the lemons soak over night in tin bucket. There were several mar U row escapes from arsenic poisoning, but the force is still able to do all kinds of job work in the most artistic style.
 William Morris, formerly we'll known rancher in these parts, died re !" gently at Sonora, Mexico. where ht 0 was employed in mine. Mir. Morris
 left Flagstaff about two years ago, anc U wss said to have been doing well ir e Mexico. The news of his death vii IT cause sincere regret among large :. circle of friends,
 Two men in an advanced state Q e intoxication perched themselves upol l, the cowcatcher of the water train thu l. other day and gave a startling exhl :, bition of ground and lofty tumblin! le while the train was in motion. Twic
 they fell of, but quickly regained tn el perilous perch, until the "brakie' ,o shooed them away.