The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-23
CITY SUNBEAMS.

Hozworth is smoking Breakfast Bacon this week.
 An.l line of winter underwear at Rogers, irom 50 cents up.
 Palrouize home industry by getting rouy cured meats at HoXworth's.
 Just received, line of ladies' capes, bows corduroy suits, at II. A. Rogers" :" Pants from $5 and Suits from SIS up. Made to order by Green, the TaHor
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, headache, indigestion, billiousness. Sold by all druggists.
 EI WhipPle, the contractor and builder. has leased the McMillau build- ing just east of the SUN office.
 Locomotive No. l, ot the Central Arizona railroad. which has been in the 4 < P. railroad repair shop at Albuquerque, was brought back Mon- day.
 Suler & Broman, the new proprie- tors of the ParIor Exchange restaurant, have been engaged to furnish the supper for the z. e. z. ball on the night of Junuar! SOth. ...
 Rheumatism is caused by tactic acid in lhe L.ood. Hoods Sarsaparilla neuTa'ilcs this acid and completely aud permanently cures rheumatism. Be sure aud get only Hoods. *
 Invitations are out for grand ball to Jc given by the Z. C. Z,, at Bab- Iiu's hall on Thursday evening Jan. SOlh. he supper will be served in the hail. Tickets to dauce and sup per- S2.
 Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego, CaI., 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. There is deep religious interest in tbe chmchrs of the town, and the congregations have been larger than in any past time. There were three accrs>iour to the membership of the Presbyterian church last Sabbath.
 George Hoffman returned from Chicago last week. Mr. Hoffman wen, to that place several weeks ago to consult an oculist. He was nearly blind but is HOW able to read and expects his sight to be fully restored. Road Overseer Mayflower has com- pIetcd the sidewalk on Beaver street between Aspen and Railroad avenues, including a street crossing at the corner of Railroad avenue and Beaver street. Patrons of HoxwOrth's s butcher shop can now secure the best meats in Flagstaff without danger of getting their feet muddy. If there is any one thing that needs to be purified, it is politics, so the re- former says, and many agree thereto. But blood tells, and as blood purifier and liver COrrector Simmons Liver Regulator is the best medicine. 'I use It In preference to any other. ".- So wrole Mir. S. M. Hysell. of Middle port, Ohio. And Dr.. D. S. Russell oifamrille, Va. writes, "It fultills al you promise for it."
 Report comes from Campo Verde that while hunting on Squaw Peak a lew days ago young man made a mineral discovery which he located and for which he refused $500 in cash the next day, There has been some very rich ore found in the neighbor- mood "f Squaw Peak, but the develop ment work done there has not been very extensive. The late strike is a Tree gold ore.
 The newly discovered cliff and cave dwellings, which were first reported in toe SrN, arc attracting a good deal of attention. The ruins extend from the gave dwcllerS mountain to below Tur- key Tanks and other dwellings may oe discovered. These dwellings can oe easily reached, as they are located oH 'h" summit and side of the red top "'un'ain about mile off the Turkey sHh~ road, and twelve miles northeas, ofFlagstaff.
 w. T. Boyd, of Denver, and Grand Necorder of the Grand Lodge A. 0. U. w. arrived on Thursday night of las, MF'k, and visited Flagstaff Lodge No. I'' Mr. Boyd has recently organized A. A. O' U. w. lodges in Nogales and WN0"gress. Vt, He left hero Friday fol ~W'nSIow and thence to White Oaks, N' M', where he will organize lodge w w A, 0. |. w. Mir. Boyd reports the morNmen lodges iu his jurisdiction a. P'osperiug finely.