The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-05-14
CITY SUNBEAMS.

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 Remnants for pants for sale at
 Greens
 Examine millinery at Rogers. Great
 reduction in prices.
 Suits made from $l5 up. pants made
 from s5 up. at Allaster & Co.'s. The Carroll restaurant always gives
 full value for your money. Everything
 neat and clean.
 Coffin Bros. agents for Columbia
 Bir,cIcs, sold for cash or installments.
 or trade for second hand wheels. ." FOR SALE.-Four work horses. two
 wagons and harness. Impure at camp
 west of school house or at Hoxwor,h's store.
 Impoverished blood causes that tired feeling. Hood's Sarsapmrilla purilies,
 enrichrs and vitalzes the blood, giving new life and increased vigor and l vitality.
 For Sale-A four-horse power. It is frst.class and will be sold cheap. Just the the thing for running hay press or anything that requires light power. Apply to- E. Whipple. Mrs. F. W. Sisson while riding q bicycle Tuesday evening, accidentsll! colided with a tree and was thrown from the machine. The fall broke one
 of lhe bones in her right arm above the wrist.
 Manager Hibben informs the SUN that he has made a contract with M"r sison's Faust" for Thursday night,
 May 2ls,. This company is one of the best on the road. and they will be greeted with full house. The mrnagrric with the Gra al Wa . lace Shows Is worth more tC Il child than a whole term of uatuiai history in sch"ol. Don't let the young folks
 miss it, for it is the largest and bcs, seIrc,ed collection of wild beasts that ever toured this country. Prescott or Flagstaff would be a better place for Phoenix people tu summer than to go to California. Many Northern Arizona citizens winter
 in Phoenix, and during the heated tenn our people might return the com pIiment. Phoenix Gazette. J. T. Lockart, the old reliable painter, paper-hanger and decorator, still offers his services to the people of Flagstaff. Mir. Luckhart is an artist in his line, and those who intend having work done will find it to their
 interest to consult him before doing the work. Owing to the depression of the times
 T. J. C"al,er, the popular landlord oi the Bank Hotel, will from April list make the price of day board $6 per week. three meals per day. Meal tickets will be sold for the convenience of those desiring them at $7 for twen' ty-one meals.
 Monroe Jordan, who is charged witl prize fighting at Jerome, was brought from Flagstaff lh,s morning and placed in jail to await the action of the grand jury. Harry Lorraine, with whom h' had the scrap, has been in jail fo' sone time. Jordan has just completed serving sentence in the Flagstaff jai for some petty ofrense. e.-Journal Miner.
 Women and children do not nee' male escorts to attend the Great Wal lace Shows. Polite attendants arr employed to protect and direct them See that they secure good seats. ant that they are not moles,rd by bolster ons characters. There are never an! 6u, well behaved crowds ut the Wal lace Show. Will exhibi, at Flagstaff May le.
 Autograph hunters will find gol' mine in the May number of ''Electri Powrr," as it contains many signature of celebrated scientists. besides numer ous autograph letters. Those who ar
 making a collection of portraits will also find much of interest in this mum Der, as it contains not only tn portraits of the scientists, but in so'n
 cases of their mothers as well. I'm
 May number is one of the most impor
 'ant electrical publications ever issued
 historically considered. and is prnfusel.
 and beautifully illustrated. The pric