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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-09
SHOOTING STARS.
A Comment.

Il will say" remarked Willie Wishing
ton, that have attained remarkable self
control"
Yes" replied Miss Cayenne, listlessly;
some people seam to have a positive
genius for attending to the triaing details
Of life"
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EXPLAINED,

What did Josiar say to you in his let
ter?' inquired Mr.. Corntossel.
He said he thought some of learnin' to
be craftsman" replied his wife.
HI m. l reckon that explains why he has
had so much to say bout me helpin' him
raise the wind"
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Apology.

Ell warn't so busy, there's lots I'd do.
But the strongest natures will sometimes
faint
When TREY find a task that they can't git
through
An they settle down an they cease COM
plant.
I'd git right after tie things view
That orter be tended to, an amt,
Eff 1 warn't SO busy.
Ef l warn't so busy-but times like these
Was made fur loa1n' an lingerin' round
Watchin' the rainy-glistenin' trees
Or kick:n' the dry leaves long the
ground;
can't neglect a-takin' my ease,
Though there's lots of duty as could be
found
Eff warn't so busy.
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Kentucky Futures,
rom The Hartford cosrant.

COAJt6f. y
Colonel Watterson q gutter! We are
now prepared to hear that Colonel Jack
Chinn has turned teetotaler and that Colo
mel Joe blackburn Is studying for the min
istry.
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At 9 Cents.

Raphael Tick 4 Sons &c Paper Dolh each with
four dressges and four hats, In box. Tbe new -
est pc dolls-fof. ....................... &c.
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Measurinx Success.

That man does not seem to have gotten
credit for his public services
He doesn't need It," replied Senator
Sorghum. He has made enough to be able
to pay cash."
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Not KNOWN no better makes a heap O.
trouble in dis worl'," said Uncle Eben.
When er man loses money at de race track
de only pahty dat kin rely furnish a good
excuse is de boss"
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At 80 Cents

Two vols. In neat card hog, Dickenn, SamS
Lover. Lever, K. Marvel, Scott and other -
great auth0r3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
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Boys and Girls

Fairy stories by Andrew Lang and
other famous authors.
0The eIesaEt cloth bipdinss are hitting COVERING
TO the $50 pages Of superior paper big pri5t
sna escenent niusfrafions- The price h2c
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Important.

The representative Of the Redeem Corsets 10
again at the Palais Royal Information Of HE
Icing value Is assured ladies who have experienced
trouble in regard to their No charge for
interview HouB, 10 am to pm. Third noor.
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A New Sale of Books,

Marie Corelli's Wofki In 5 vols. Pub ~,
lisher's price, 8. Our price. ~
Macaulay's Works, in vols Publishers 40.
price, IS. Our price. ~
Hail Cuine's Works, In vols. Publishers 80
price, 50. Our price. ...................... ~
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Csc for the Birds, Wings and
Fancy Feathers you know of as
worth 5oc., 68e. and 75c.
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55C for the expensive Birds,
Breasts with long tails and all the
various effects noted on high-priced
imported hats.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-14

see the ladies of Flagstaff ut the
Racket Store. She has come here I"
stay and will he pleased to trim your
hats and will assure satisfaction.
The woolbuyers are again tn he
seen on the streets. hat they have not
yet begun to run after the woOlgrow-
ers very hard. However, wool is adj
vancing few points every day.
The subjects of discourses at the
Methodist church Sunday morning aud
evening will BE-: "'rhe Increase of
Faith" aud 1.-The Best Thing"
C. p. WILSON, Pastor.
A. +. Banta, brother of Henry
Banta, will move the plant of the
Pick and Drill from Phoenix to Pres
colt. It. is stated that he will put in a
Job office in connection with his plant.
The Greenlaw Lumber Company last
week sold to the Pomona (Cal.) Street
Railway Company twelve thousand
ties. They are shipping large guam
titles of lumber daily to Southern Cal
ifOrnia.
Flagstaff Meat Market is the only
place in town to buy fresh meats.
Everything kept in the butchers line,
such as beef. mutton, pork. sausage.
wild games, fish, etc. Robt. Hennessy
proprietor.
II. f. Pollock, Vice President of the
Arizona Central Bank, paid Kingman
and other towns west of here a business
visit the first of the week. He reports
great activity in Kingmau in the
mining business.
Charles Canal returned from Los
Angeles, CAL, Sunday morning. Mr..
Canal will be a candidate for sergeant
alarms of the coming Legislature, and
no man In Arizona would fill the posi-
ton any better than he.
The Commercial Company of this
city are shipping from ten to fifteen
car loads of hay to Fort Wingate.
New Mexico. This is the largest ship
ment Of hay ever made from Flagstaff
to any one point, by auy firm.
The heavy sleet which fell at Can.
yon Diablo and points east caused the
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-14
THE PLACE TO GET WHAT
YOU WANT.

.OOCONINO COUNTY may GET the Reform School
building finished up this year, or she may GET the
Insane Asylum; Flagstaff will GET the waterworks But
you can't the best shoe Flagstaff viz the GEsEcKE
you can't GET the best pair of pants in Flagstaff vz
the Swee Orr pants and you can't GET the best line cf
neckties the most complete line of gents furnishings
in Flagstaff to select from, unless you call J. w.
WEATHERFORD at his well-fed and up-todate
Gents Furnishing Store on Railroad avenue.
If you want good suitable, slostl1:il goods, and
better assortment select from than you get any,
where else, don't fail to call and see us.
Our ,ampes for Spring tailornade clothing have
just arrived and absolutely guarantee every suit to
f. money being required until you have tried suits
and satisfied.
Remember, always keep hand full and COM
plete line of high grade hats viz, the Stetson and Lion
brands at prices that defy competition.
We will endeavor to be accommodating and courteous
to all who may call u.s. and wish to extend thanks
to the many customers who have favored with their
pa ronage during the past year. and with the idea
before to endeavor please those who may call
future. am very truly yours for business,
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-14

wires Of the Postal Telegraph COM
pany to give way and several miles Of
the line are down. Manager Sparkling
has been busy repairing the break.
A scrap occurred at Walnut Tues
day between two men who had i'm
bibed too much bug juice and one of
the belligerents received !. few slashes
over the frontal piece of the head, but
no serous damage resulted from the
encounter.
J. w. Thurber has secured a three
months contract for hauling ore and
freight between Kingman and White
Hills. He shipped his wagons, teams
and freighting outfit from here Tues
day. He contemplates putting on
three or four eight-horse teams.
Jules Aubineau, the popular liquor
dealer, was among the enterprising
citizens who expressed themselves as
having renewed hope for flagstaff's
future after learning that the bill to
authorize the town tn issue Sos, 900
in bonds for waterworks had passed
Congress.
The sermon next Sunday morning at
the Presbyterian church will be de-
livered by the Rev. J. A. Manuel Of
Albuquerque. The sacrament of the
Lords Supper will be administered
aud new members admitted. The
sermon for the evening service will be
delivered by the pastor, Rev. H. P.
Corser, theme, keep the Good to the
Front"
Will, son of F. l.. Fredricks, was
given check for $50 Monday by his
father to pay q bill owed at Babhitt
Bros. Instead Of turning the check
over for this purpose, the boy had it
cashed aud with the money laid in a
supply of shooting irons that would
have eclipsed Jessie James collection.
Then he got aboard freight train
here and left for the East. Mr.. Fred
ricks swOre out warrant for the boys
arrest and Deputy Sheriff w. G. Bay
less boarded another train and over
took the young man at Winslow. re-
turning with him Tuesday morning.
The youth was locked up in the county
Jail and yesterday released.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-14
j. w. WEATHERFORD

Frank Murphy. an old time Flag
Statfile. came down from Williams
Friday aud spent Saturday with friends
here.
Van Drrru Bros. meat market in
the BubhlIt buildiug is headquarters
for the finest steaks, chops, nsh aud
game.
Chas. A. Bush, ex. Recorder OF this
county, will leave this afternoon tor
Phoenix, where he will remain for some
lime.
For SALE-A four room residence
and twelve lots, north Of new school
house. Terms easy. Apply to this
office.
Phoenix as q winter resort does not
come up to Flagstaff. 1t has been
raining pitch forks down there the
past week.
w. S. Cox of FL Paso, travelling for
an Eastern hardware house, stopped
at the Grand Canyon Hotel Saturday
and Sunday.
Charles 4. Howard Of the Howard
Sheep company, after spending week
with friends here, returned co Ash
Fork Friday.
Mont. P. Chubb of Los Angeles, a
well known commercial traveller, was
in town Tuesday aud stopped at the
Grand Canyon.
Thomas N. Lord, travelling sales
man for Los Angeles drug house.
was in town Monday and stopped at
the New Bank.
Ben Lang and Mat Blakely. en-
ployes of the Greenlaw Lumber COM
pauy, were visiting in town the fore
part of the week.
II. H. Wheelock. representing Sim
mons Hardware company of St. Louis,
was making orders with our merchants
Monday aud tn esday.
Syl. Coblentz. representing San
- ,cisco bicycle house, was among
%, commercial men who stopped at
the New Bank Friday.
j. W. Thurbur left on No. Tues
day for Kingman, where he has large
contract To haul timber to the White
Hills mining district.
Don't forget that Robert Hennessy
is running the Flagstaff Meat Market,
Hoxworth's old stand, where all will
get courteous treatment.
Hon. H. F. Ashurst was here Tues
day to pay last visit to his parents
aud friends before leaving for his leg
islative duties at Phoenix.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1896-1897, 1897-01-14
THURSDAY. JANUARY IA. 1897


Williams TUESDAY.
The merry jingle If the sleiehhell =.
is heard in the land.
Fresh oysters aud celery always in
stock at Coffin Bros.
Rooms TO RENT--Inquire at Mrs.
Lambs ~ the Post office.
j. NJ. Dennis, the Williams lumhpr-
man. was in town rriday.
E. F. Greeulaw returned Monday
morning from Los Angeles.
h II. Cameron is having AN al,
dition built to his residence.
Good cheap shoes nj NJ. J. BaguaI's.
Try the 50. so aud S., 90 shoes.
We have just received barrel Of
fresh sweet cider. G. Bros.
Billiards. in Kansas delayed N"
! yesterday six or eight hours.
Division Superintendent G. r Perry
was in town Friday from Gallup. N. NJ
+. w. Bragg registered at the New
Bank Hotel Sunda; from M ,jave, Cal
A.B Poison. A prominent business
man IF Williams, was here yesterday.
Mrs. r. Wipyin of Winslow stopped
At IN. Grand CANYON Hotel Wrdu-,.
day.
hank Jones'. representing the L"s
Angeles Herald, called on lis yrstrr
day.
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ness mission To Los Angeles / "eS
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WOOD FOR SALE-Any one wanting
stove wood In any lengths, leave ofder
with Collin Bros.
G. 4. Boyce, j. 4. Broyles and
Geo, ge U. Young were in town Satur-
day from Williams.
The hest is the cbeapest and when
von want tho bes, po :, Van D.ren
Rms ms.t m,rk.t
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The PauliSt Fathers, who conducted
The missions here Il short time ago. are
ia Phoenix, and are holding big meet
ings in The opera house there.

~ + w GNHbHr liANt'IIg HOT Nlhtlu-
matt undertaking esrahlt,nmrut. was
among uur merchants Saturday aud
stopped at the New Bank Hotel.
Deputy Sheriff Martin D"gg!ia came
in Sunday night from Phoenix with
Al Stricklin. who was indicted at the
last term of court in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Brannpn (nee
Miss Barry arrived from Chicago
Tuesday afternoon aud are visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. ID. j. Bran-
npn.
John T. Mitchell, a popular com
mrrcial traveller for San Francisco
liquor house. interviewed the hotel
keepers and liquor dealers here yester-
day.
Thanks to the Arizona Lumber &
Timber company and the Arizona
Central Bank for some of their calen-
ders. They are the finest of he new
year.
Jack Arncld returned Monday from
Montana where he has been at work
for several months. He says Flagstaff
is worth more than the whole State of
Montana.
The Walnut Grove dam in yavapai
county is to be rebuilt. Many of orr
citizens remember the destruction of
this dam few years since by the
heavy floods.
The genial commercial traveller, E. S.
Waddles, representing Tootle, Wheeler
& Co.. Of St. Joseph, Mo-, was trans
acting business with Flagstaff mer-
chants Tuesday.
Hon. A. A. Dutton and wife will
leave to-day for Phoenix, where Mr..
Dutton goes to attend the coming ses-
sion of the Legislature as Councilman
from CocOnino county.
You can be we'll when your blood is
rich, pure and nourishing. Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich and
pure aad cures all blood diseases, re-
storing health and vigor.
j. G. Brown of Williams and w. p.
Cutting of Challender, guests OF +.
w. Sisson, treasurer of the Arizona
Lumber & Timber company, registered
at the New Bank Hotel Friday.
Ladies'! Miss Annette Rowe has ar
rived from Los Angeles with full
line of millinery, aud will be glad to
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THE SUN-DEMOCRAT.
NOTICE TO THE PUPIL,

All contracts and bills for advertising pay
able monthly.
Advertising rates given upon application.
Business locals 10 cents per line for Rrst In
sertion. and cents per line for each suisse
suent insertion.
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THE SUN DEMoCRAri Is pleased to contribute
in public matters. hut all notices of festivals.
fairs. meetings OF societies. suppers, enter
tainments and mention OF marriages. births
and deaths beyond the regular announce
nent. will he charged for at regular rates.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
Behind the Times.

Yesterdays BRENNAN BANNER
comes to our office this week
with an article headed unjust
Quarantines" in which it states
that Caldwell and Burleson
county are refusing to allow
freight from Brennan to be I'M
loaded, and proceeds to kick its
hind feet over the dashboard and
cut up generally about it.
Now, for the information of
our esteemed contemporary, we
will state that neither Caldwell
nor Burleson county ever inau-
gurated any quarantine against
Brenham. A strict quarantine
was declared against all points,
whether north, south, east or
west, and no favors to anyone.
No trains were allowed to stop in
this county. However, even all
this was called off last Saturday
afternoon and now all day trains
are stopping just as they have
always done.
Brennan seems to have the
idea that she is the world, as our
quarantine was against the
world, and she seems to be the
Injured party. Wake up, Brother
Banner, and don't kick about
something that never existed,
and which was all over long ago
anyway. Keep up with what's
going on around you.-Caldwell
News Chronicle.
The article to which the above
has reference appeared in the
DAILY BANNER of Saturday,
September 18th. Our 'steemed
hyphenated neighbor says the
Caldwell quarantine was called
off last Saturday afternoon. Of
course the BANNER doesn't claim
credit for the calling off, pro-
cess, but simply wants to call at
tention to a queer coincidence,
which is that the F'free state"
quarantine was modified just a
few hours after the BANNER con-
tanning the article complained of
reached Caldwell. AS to "keep-
ing up with what's going on"
the BANNER will say that if all
its facilities for news gathering
we're circumscribed by what it
1nds in the News-Chronicle, it
you'd plead guilty.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
HaII's Great Di. coyery.

One small bottle of Halls Grea
Discovery cures all Kidney anc
Bladder Troubles, removes gravel
cures Diabetes, Seminal Emmissions
Weak and Lame Backs, and all ir.
regularities of the Kidneys and
Bladder in both men and women.
Regulates Bladder Troubles in
children. If rot sold by your
druggist. will be sent by mail on
receipt of 81. One small bottle is
two months treatment and will
cure any case above mentioned.
E. w. BALL, Sole Manufacturer.
Sold by r. E. Luhn,
Brennan, Texas.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
SELECTING A HUSBAND.
The Sort Of Men That Make the Best
Ones

Ones.
An authority on mankind has
given his views on the sort Of
men that make the best husbands
Among the really nice ones he
classes the man who is fond OF
fishing, the lawyer, and the all
around journalist. He does not
enthuse over the popular doctor
as husband, and a musical gen.
JUS or 9 man of letters gives him
cold chills and shudders. The
author, he says, is so fond of his
sentences that he is disagreeable
when the baby cries and makes
himself generally odious about
his food, the noise of the chill
dren, and any domestic infelici-
ties that may come along. The
musician cares for little except
his art, and the wife is often Sec
ondary to the claims of the prina
donna, or the sympathetic
creature whose soul is as full of
melody as his own.
All in all the good journalist
seems to have the most strong
points. He is a bit of a philoso-
pher, is likely to be practical,
makes the best of what cannot
be helped, and is full of alterna-
tives. The lawyer is good to
have in the house. He is likely
be alert, good judge of human
nature, good talker, and quite
as fond of listening as of hear
ing the sound of his own voice.
He studies human nature at
home as we'll as abroad, and is
altogether good fellow.
The politician is a diplomat,
and while he sometimes leaves all
his diplomacy outside of his
front door, this is not always the
case. The bachelor comes in
for a lively scoring, especially
the one who claims that he has
no small vices. Nature abhors a !
vacuum, and if there are no
small vices, it is pretty safe to
say that there may be some
large ones that will be pretty |
difficult to deal with.
There is qrite a bit of sound
sense in these criticisms, and
now it is in order for somebody
to tell how man should select a
wife.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
Warehouse Charges Reduced

Hereafter the charges at our
warehouse for receiving, weigh
ing, sampling and shipping cot
ton will be % cents per bale. All
cotton remaining longer than 80
days will be assessed 10 cents
per bale per month storage for
each month thereafter. Highest
market price paid for cotton
seed. Hulls and meal for sale at
mill prices.
We respectfully ask a continue
ance of your patronage.
FARMER BROS.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

THE report that a young man
from Brennan was made to take
the first train out of the city af-
ter his arrival last Friday, was a
mistake, as the party referred to
helped move the Ledger Office up
to within ten minutes of train
time and informed the editor and
several other citizens that he
would have to leave the train at
Gay Hill and go through the
country by private conveyance
to get back home. He also said
there was suspicious case at
Brennan with twenty doctors in
observation-disclosures Ledger.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

All parties knowing themselves
liable to occupation taxes under
the new law are hereby given
notice to come forward and set
tie at once. All accounts not
settled will be turned over to the
county attorney.
SAM SCHLENKER,
Tax Collector Washington Co.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

~ austin AS
Mention was made some time
ago of the sad mental affliction
that had overtaken Mr.. Henry
Lippe, a well to do farmer who
resides on the independence
road near Prairie Hill. His con-
dition has continued to grow
worse until it was decided best to
have him placed IN an asylum,
and he was carried to Austin
Saturday in charge of Sheriff
league, assisted by Messrs. c..
H. Aerbst and Henry Schulze.
The poor fellow was very violent
at times. In bringing him to
town it was necessary to shackle
both his hands and feet, and
even at this disadvantage he
was by no means easy to handle,
and his arms were badly swollen
by the handouts against which
he continuously struggled.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

THE farmers are coming to
BRENNAN in gratifying numbers,
and no complaints are heard ex-
cept about the low price of cotton
which is not under the control of
Brenhhm buyers: An especially
pleasing feature of this revival
of trade is the fact that the BAN
NER's weekly subscription list is
right along.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

TRAFFIC has been resumed and
instructions given to sell tickets
to and between all points on the
Houston & Texas Central, with
the exception of Brazos county,
which is beginning to make itself
conspicuous by its rigid adher-
ance to quarantine restrictions. )
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

DR.. L. D. LIE GEAR, veterinary
surgeon of Austin, has arrived
in town and will remain until
October 10th. Anyone wishing
any advice on the treatment of
their stock can consult DR.. LIE
Gear by calling on him at L. j..
LOckett's Stable.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
w. WILKINS.

SCIENCE has done much to
lessen the percentage of death
from yellow fever, by improved
methods of treatment, but it has
not been able to lessen the fright
in the vicinity of a case of the
disease.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

BECAUSE of the quarantine
against yellow fever we could not
get our patent side from Houston
this week and consequently the
paper appears half size. We re-
greet this very much as we con-
slider the patent quite an addition
to our efforts to give the people
a good paper but we think those
who understand the situation will
excuse us.-Hempstead News.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07
Notice to colored Teachers.

The colored teachers of Wash
ington county are hereby called
to meet in the City of Brenham,
in session as institute workers.
October s, 1897, at II O'Clock
sharp, for organization and to
transact such business as may
come before it.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

EDITOR JOHN G. RANKIN was
able to drive down to the BANNER
Office yesterday afternoon, for
the first time since his illness.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

A NEW tin awning is being
placed around the Ullman G.
Lewis building, corner of North
and Quitman streets.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

The team that collided with
Joe Marek's buggy Friday after
noon did not belong to Mr.. ]. H.
Burch, as was enormously stated
in Saturdays BANNER.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1897-10-07

THE fellow who wants work in
this locality now can get it. The
cotton fields are reckoning him
to come, and the owners thereof
say come. No trouble to get
work, young man. Go right into
1t young fellow; and make a few
dollars of your own.