The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-20
CITY SUNBEAMS.
See the new suits at Rogers.

Save money by paying cash for your goods at Rogers
 Jus, received new line of mems and ladies' shoes at Rogers.
 For stylish, good fitting suit of clothes % to Bahbitt Bros.
 Go to Coilin's for fresh fruits, dressed poultry and full cream cheese.
 Don't fail to examine Mrs E. S. Wicox's 50 per cent discount prices.
 For Sale.-A six.hole cooking range in good condition. Apply to c. w. Davis.
 Dennis Dowd, the old soldier. has gone 10 the military home at Leaven- worth, Kus.
 For Sale-A lot of household goods. Apply to tn" Arizona Timber & Lum- brr Company.
 Anything from Il cotton to silk nrgigee shirt can be had at J. w. Wrathelfurd's.
 Private boxes for ladies at the Par Ior Exchange restaurant. Barney Sears, proprietor. I
 The sale of delinquent taxes for 1891 takes place in front of the court house next Tuesday.
 FOR SALE-Ntat five room house and lot; good well of water on premi- ses. Apply at SUN office.
 W. C. Packer has resigned as post master at Tuba City, and Mrs. A. E. Tanner has been appointed in his place.
 A change has been made in the card of the Santa Fe. Prrscott& Phoenix rail road. The changes are noted in the time card in this issue.
 We carry a choice stock of fish, poultry, fruits, cheese. butter and eggS. Coffin Bros. Flagstaff, Arizona, aud Gallup, New Mexico.
 Shiloh's cure is sold on q guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. 1t is the best cough cure. Only cent Il d ,se. 20 cents, 50 cents and $l. For sale by W. R. Edwards.
 F. w. Ssson and C. II. Coble, dis guisrd in bicycle tights, are nightly speeding their silent steeds on the kite-shaprd track. They will enter the biclc cle races at Prescott.
 One of the best features of the Parlor Fl Exchange restaurant is the excellent quality of the coffee that is served. IL is prepared in a new patented coffee sitter, and cannot be eXcclled. M Wallace Ford, the fine Italian cook, t has returned from Il successful eh' K ga5rment at Bellcmont. The sheep shrurers at that place gave a stag ball Monday night. It was joyous affair and Frank Payne celery compound . Was served between wallzes. A milk white doglct with homelJ vet cute facial expression was pass enger on the caSLbouud train the othei day. He was labeled for William
 Burns, deputy internal revenue col # leclor of Albuquerque. and is glt from T. J. Donahue. N The penalty for unlicensed dogs i' death for the dawg, and City Marsha llochdcrtfer has put quite number Q
 WOrtL, less camiueS out of this transitor. eXisteuce within the past few days He wastes no time on doomed dogs and those unfortunate mongrels tha cant prevail oa some good kind sir i' buy them tag. arc ushercd into tn dog kingdom, where lbrre is supposed IN tO be more meat on the bDpe, with al the dispatch that a bullet of ogJiDar. caliber carries with it. f Several bicycle enthusiasts held N meeting Tuesday night to talk up tn organization of local clnb. A com K millec on hy-laws was appointed an' another meeting will be held Satnrda
 night All members of the l.. A. W N are requested to bs present. Tn W l.. A. W. membership iw this town in cludeS J. NJ. 6,rs.4uen, E. :. Clark 6 +. A. SHker, C, G ,od.nSl. F. " SiSs"n, C. II. Cohle, T. J. Moy,H,. Harry Cullinan, R. w. Bell, E. E
 EIIinwo"d, w. s. Coffin, Dr.. P. G
 Cornish. NJ. J. Riordan, II. R. Davis K A. B. Crawford, Charles Canall an,
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