The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-19
CITY SUNBEAMS,

HoNWorth,s.
Examine millinery at Rogers. Great
reduction in prices.
The Coconino Cycling Club were out
fora spin on Tuesday afternoon.
Palronize home industry by getting
YOUR cured meats at Hoxworth's.
O,slrrS, dressed poultry, celery,
craubrrrieS, fruits, etc, at Coifins'.
Pants from s. aud Suits from SIS
No. Made to order by Green, the
Tailor.
The dance of the Coconino (ornet
Bud GA Tuesday night was well
artrudrd
Hoods Pills are the best afler-dinner
pill; assist digestion, prevent constipa-
ton. 2jc.
Are You one of those unhappy people
suffering with weak nerves? Rrmem.
Der that the nerves may be made strong
by Hood's SarSaparilla, which feeds
them upon pure blood.
There are good many cases OF the
measles in town. The disease is mostly
confined to the younger population.
James Kalhrens and &. ID. Smith are
are among the adult sufferers from the
complaint.
W. ). Drclo>s announces himself as
as candidate for marshal at the April
election for town officers. Mr.. Drcloss
has the desired qualifications to Till the
office aud if elected will make AN eX-
criIent officer.
John Hance is in from the Grand
CANYON this week. He saws that there
has been but little show on the rim
hi, winter, aud that there Is but IA
few inches of water in the water holes
along the rim Of the canyon.
Moqui Tribe. No. 2, l. o. R. NJ.
will give their first great gosh-awful
snake dance in La Prade's Hall, Wins
low, on the sleep of the first sun plant
moon, G. 5. D., 405, which means in
plain English on the LIST day of April.
1896.
j. r. Lnckart, the old reliable
painter, paper-hanger and decorator,
still offers his services to the people
Of flagstaff. Mr.. Lockhart 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.
Fred W. Smith is Il candidate for the
office Of town clerk Mr.. Smith is one
OF our most popular young men, and
this is the first time he has asked the
people for their suffrage. He is an
honest and capable young man, and in
every respect fully qualified to fill the
office he seeks.
The Sixth Of April Is election day
Harry Kislingbury is in the fray.
lie is man whose sense Is sound,
And will be the next Marshal OF our town.
80 see you voters don't forget
Harry is in the fracas yet
And when you come to cast your vote
Have Harry" on it-that's no joke.
A telegram from Coroner Morris at
Phoenix this morning states that W.
". llagerman was found dead at that
place this morning. Mr. Hagrrman
left here last fall to spend the winter
in Southern Arizona, and his death
will be Il great shock to his relatives
and friends here. The body will be-
brought here for burial. Deceased was
member Of Flagstaff Lodge, A. o.
U, W.
There are number of attorneys
from other points attending court this
week. They are: j. G. Herndon. +.
w. Johnston. L. NJ. Sanford. of Pres
cot; K. +, Daggs and A. j. Daggs OF
Tempe; W. W. DUNBAR and j. w.
h'S> Of Williams; G. N. Slcrry, gem
'raI solicitor If the A. 4 p, aud KaIl
SNYDER Of Albuquerque; F. Hcrrinston
Of Denver.
II this issue If ihc sun will be
'"und the card of l.. 5. Drum an
"'o"rimg his candidacy for the office of
Town marshal. Tom" Drum has been
"''s'd"nt of this part of the Territory
"' nearly quarter Of century aud
~ "o well aud lav"rably known to
"''d any Introduction To the electors
" flagstaff. He made good rcro d
'N " ''"' 81 II, nul it elected town
A'"'Slal VIII make AZ vlhcivut vlicer.