The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-09-16

Shoes of all kinds for infants, chil- dren. women and men, from 70 cents
 up at the Cash Store.
 From the demand from the eastern states for sample copies of THE SUN DEMOCRAT, we infer that large num- Der have their eyes on this city and county as heinz an ideal place to locate. If such is their opinion, their judgment is correct.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. church will give q "Maasnring Social" at the parsonage Thursday evening. Sept 23rd. Refreshments will cost according to your height, five cents per foot A good social time Is insured in addition to refresh. mrnts.
 All persons feeling an interest in the forthcoming meeting of the Territorial Teacher's Association and Joint County Institn,e which meets in Flagstaff Oct. 18th, are requested to meet at the conrt honsa nn Monday evening Srrt. 20,h at 7:3O o'clock tn discuss matters relative to entertaining the visiting teac hers.
 Practice economy in buying medi- cines as ip other matters. It IS econo- my to get Hoods Sarsaparilla because it contains more medicinal value than any othpr-1O0 doses one dollar.
 Hood's pills are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills
 Frank NJ. Murphy yesterday filed articles of incorporation of the Pres colt and Eastern railroad. which is the line now heing constructed from a point near Prescott to the Big Bng onyx mine. The incorporators are D. NJ. Ferry. c. c. Owen. Simon J. Murphy. N. K Fairbanks. Jay Nor ton. F. NJ. Murphy and George w. Kre,znger. .-Phoenix gazette.
 Rev. c. r. Wilson. pastor of the NJ. E. Church of Flagstaff. left Monday for Pasadena. Cal. .fto attend the mar riage of his daughter. Miss Mira H. 70 Dr. W. s Rlbinson of our city, which event took place in that city yesterday. Rev Wilson will attend the Caltmnia Cnhfrrepce and from there go tn PhneniN to attend the Ari- z0na confert nee which conve ncs Octo- Der [.
 A number of friends gave Miss Mar garet Wallace q pleasant surprise at her home on Thursday evening of last week. The party was given as fare- well to Miss Wallace who left for Can ada on Monday for an indefinite time. Those present in addition to the family were: Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Palmer and boys, the Misses Hoxworth. Newton and Ruby Greeleaf, Hugh Anderson, P. R. Weatherford. Mrs. Belle Daggs, w. A. Cogshall, Rev. c. P. Wilson and Oscar Gibson. A souvenir album con. taining autographs of all present was presented Miss Wallace; a lunch of cake and fruits was served and the evening was most pleasant one to all present.
 United States Attorney Ellinwood got another railroad under way yes terday by filing notice of intention to build road from Flagstaff to Hance's place on the rim of the Grand Canyon. The distance is seventy-two miles. Mir. Ellinwood has several more notices of intention to file, so that if all his railroads are built the Territory will be pretty well gridironed and the area of grazing land and desert will be ma terislly curtAiled, to the severe detri- ment of the cattle industry. English and American capitalists are implica- ted in these enterprises. Some of Mir. Ellinwood's roads will be built and the rest of them may be. --Phoenix Repub-