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The Flagstaff Sun-Democrat, 1897-01-07

The front page of 1897-01-07. 618 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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fecKoiBip A WISH. lie told ma tins mn w mid cease to ihlne It ( sent him a"y from 1110; He Kiild lilsllfo woulii b wasted unless Ills Iiftlpmaio I would he. Uo xworo that tho silvery moon wouldi fall From her noble ptact above Unless I rcnnuneid tlie world for him Ami Kavuhlm loin for love. Ijivohlm my hind and I gavo him my love The sun Is a faded bill. And hs for tho inoon-ohl how I lh Tha.t I had let 'cr fall. Sclisors. AT THE HOTELS. I'emonnl Mention of Visitors to th Skylight Clly. John F.iirtu, .1 Denver stoukmin, was a guest at the Grand Cain 011 last Thuisibiy. E. S. Henderson, an -nil 111 111 of Cliienrn. tegisteied at tliu Gr.iud Can Canyon - yon Canyon Friday. W. T. Keibild and James Iivine of Willi inn stopped at the Nutv Bank Hotel S 1 turd ly. United St'ites Deputy AUrsli ill Fiauk Mmiell registered nt the New Uank Hotel Tiiursdty. H. Cesmet, tlin Sin Diego ; cattio inm, who his been stoppiiig ut'the New Bulk Hotel several dijs, left FiliTtyfiir Williams. '-- J. A. Dine nf life w Yoik c una in FiuUy iiuil pn up nt the Grand Canton. Mr. Dtnti is interesting him himself - self himself iu some gold and copper mines in this section. (.!. II. Faucher, land ajjent of tho Att nit iu & I'acilic, registeied at tho Gland Can on Hotel Siturd.ty and stojipeil several d 1 s hei e looking after compuiy liiisincss. A. M. C.1111I1 and II. IJ. Cuiingtoi:, piomiiionl Denier citizcn. guests of I. W. Si-sou, treiisuier of the Ari7on t Lumber sTinihcr company, legislered Thuisd.ty at thu Now Bink Hotel. E. II. Sugg, an Atlantic &Paei(io official of Albuqueiqiie, uriivcd Sttur Sttur-day - day Sttur-day and tegisteiid at the Graud Cm Cm-yon - yon Cm-yon Imiil. Hu is looking after the niilroad's inteicsts at the Grand Can Can-jod - jod Can-jod of the Colorado. A Coolt llooti Free. "Tallin mid Kitehoii" is the title of a now cook bimk published by the Price Baking Powder company, Chicigo. Just at this time it will be scut free if youwiito a postal mentioning The Sux-Democrat. This book has been tiied by our ourselves - selves ourselves and is one of tho very best of its kind. Besides containing 400 re receipts - ceipts receipts for all kinds of pastry and homo cookery, there are mauy hints for tho tablo aud kitchen, showing Low to set a table, how to enter tho dining ro mi, etc.; a hundred and 0110 hiuts in every brauch of the culinary art. Cookery of the very finest and richest as well, as of tho most economical and home like, is provided. Remember "Table and Kitchen" will bo sent postage prepaid, to any lady sending her ad address - dress address (name, town aud State) plainly plainly-given. - given. plainly-given. A copy iu German or Scandi Scandinavian - navian Scandinavian will be sent if desired. Postal card is as good as letter. Address Price Baking Powder Co. Chicago. 111. Randsburg is the sole topic of con conversation - versation conversation on tho California sido.of the Colorado river. The town now bt JifteQtuQt.twenty business houses and ive. and Drohjero rous newspaper-

For groceries there is alwcy a wagon at out door ready to bring them to you. Your ordci will be filled promptly. We have everything thai is best in Groceries. The Monarch brand ol Canned .Goods the best in the market, are sold h) us. Our assortment of Table Luxuries embraces lots of dainties not found in ordinary stores. Our prices arc no higher than you will pay foi inferior grades.

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