The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-30
CITY SUNBEAMS.


 A full line of winter underwear at Rogers, from 50 cents up.
 Snow and cold weather has suc- cctdcd our pleasant spell of weather.
 Palronize home industry by getting your cured meats at Hoxworth's.
 Thr Z. Q. Z, ball tonight will be largely attended by our dancers.
 Just received, line of ladies' capes, bows corduroy suits, at II. A. Rngers."
 Andy Common, who has been taking vacation, leaves for the sheep range to-day.
 Pan,s from s5 and Suits from SIS up. Made to order by Green, the Tailor.
 Anew sidewalk is being put down on the east side of Leroux street, be- tween Railroad and Aspen avenues.
 The people believe what they read about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know tha, it is an honest medicine. and that it cures disease. That is why you should get only Hood's.
 Karl'> Glover Root, the great blood purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the complexion and cures cons,ipa- tion; 2j cents, 50 cents aud Sl. For sale by w. R. Edwards.
 "Kid' D"vey the champion light weight of Arizona and New Mexico was recently knocked out in the second round al Trinidad, Col. by colored light weight.
 ShiIoh'S cure is sold on a guarantee. It cures incipient consumption. It is the best cough cure. Only cent n dose. 25 cents, 50 cents and $1. For sale by W. R. Edwards.
 The board If school trustees have decided to enclose the grounds around Emerson high school. The trustees have acted wisely m this matter, and they should run fence dividing the grounds so that the boys and girls can each have play ground.
 W. A, May flower, the present eff cient overseer of streets in the town of Flagstaff, announces himself as a candidate for that office. Mir. May flower has made good supervisors of streets and merits an election to that office.
 Henry Cooper returned last night from a trip to Jerome. He intended to visit Congress but the railroad agent at Jerome Junction refused to sell him ticket to that place as there Was quarantine against that place on account of the prevalence of small pox there.
 It's about as hard to break some people of bad habits as it is to break MaIarial Fever when it once gets a hrm hold upon one. Mir. c. Himrod, o' Lancaster, Ohio, says, Summons Liver Regulator broke a case of mala- naI fever of three years standing for me, and less than one bottle did the business. shall use it when in need of any medicine, and recommend it."
 Flagstaff Lodge No. II, l. 0. o. F.. nave installed the following officers: d. W. Wealherford, N. G.; N. F. p"n@her'y, V. G.; J. L. Donghcrty. k' S.; Anton Kline, treasurer; D. R. rrme, R. S. to N. G.; N. A. Cameron, L. S' To N. G.; J. R. Treat. warden; o' h. Clark, C.; L. S. Landprs. K. S. e'' l. $. Gosncy. l.. S. S.; C. w. Collins, V. G.; James Cary, I. G.; w. e' D"cI"ss, R. S. to V. G.; G. w. McDowell, l.. S. ". G. The Odd fe''"ws now meet Friday nights in the second story of the Kilpa,ricE build ing.
 The Good Tcmplars Lodge elected 'Oe following officers at their meeting on Saturday night: Miss Irene IIox- ~or'h' C. r.; Miss Amy Danfurd. V. i''J' C. Wnssnn. recording secretary, "' N' Stark, treasurer; Wm. Danfnrd, 1u"ne'aI secretary; T. c. Mnffett chap ""; Reuben Neal. marshal; Ira Hnx- "'F'h' guard; Burt Cameron, sentinel. '"' lodge is doing excellent work, ."" the membership is increasing. number of recent additions to the '"Se are Young men who have wH'"er'" w spent the lime at the saloons
 ""le with pleasure the good work pp,'"'nplshrd during ,he past year by 1AH