Arizona republican. [volume], December 22, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

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T3TT5 ATTIZOKA KKPTTBTjICAW: MOT DAY MORNING, DECKMBEl? 22, 1902
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All the Boy's
Want Footballs
For Christmas
We have a large stock, fresh goods, 75c, $1.25, $1.50, $2.50, $4.
By the Way
A sentlemnn ordered a hundred of ur best HAND LOADED SIIF.LT.S as
a Christmas present for a friend, fnn you conceive of anythinR better?
PINNEY (SL ROBINSON
THE GUN
Guns, Bicycles, Cameras. "ttEFiiT7 Typewriters, Sporting Goods.
40 North Center
Ladies' Please
Don't Read This
unless your are interested. These are
the reddest, hottest juices you'll find in
this town. Don't overlook 'en?.
35c.
20 dozen Fresh ltanoh Fsss.
30c.
rio pounds Fresh Ranch Uutter.
25c.
loo iiountls Cooking I'utter
15c
1.000 dozen fine wrapped Navel
Oranges. This is positively the biK-K-st
snap ever offered in Phoenix. They
are what other ask L'.'j and " for
I5c
IVr Pound London Layer Haisins.
10c
Fine Snow White Kvaporsted Apples.
Keinember the price, others ask twice
as much.
I5c.
One round best Apples.
5c.
500 pounds Cranberries.
50c.
One gallon Black Strap Molasses.
25c
Six bars Cudahy'd Diamond C. Soap
5c
One pound Best Applies.
This is the store that's strictiy In it
as there is something doing every min
ute. McKee's
Cash Store
CLOSING
OUT
Owing to my Ileal Kstate and Loan
Business taking so much of my time, I
have decided to close out my Hats and
Gents' furnishing goods business re
gardless of cost. This is the (irst time
in the history of Phoenix that so high
grade of goods have been thrown on
the market. Sale t : commence
Saturday Dec. 6th.
First come, first served.
Plank, the Hatter,
106-108 W. Washington St.
Phoenix, Ariz.
Care and attention are the two things
needful in the popular laundry. Ordi
nary care and ordinary attention will
accomplish much, but being unusually
careful and attentive has accomplished
wonders for our customers and our
selves. Our work is perfect, and our
system without a Haw. We make no
mistakes. Customers find no fault.
Yours for good and pionipt delivery.
ARIZONA. LAUNDRY
PboDe3Ul Cor. Adams and Third St
FOR SALE A complete steam power
plant in first class condition. Con
sists of 15 H. P. engine, 20 H. V.
boiler, pipes, etc. Can be bought for
half of original cost. Call "on or ad
dress The Republican. Phoenix, Ariz.
.Street. Phoenix.
A SUNDAY INCIDENT
In Which a Mexican With a Winches
ter Figures.
Officer Iiussell landed a bad 'Mexican
yesterday who, had he not been quite
-m drunk, might have worked up a Ut
ile business for the coroner. It was
shortly after noon when the officer re
vived a telephone call that Felix Oliso
v. as terrifying the inhabitants near t lie
turner of Sixth and Jefferson streets
and particularly a woman who manag
ed to hide out from him. He was arm
ed wit,h a Winchester rifle and was
thrr attr.ii:g to open an aggressive cam
paign. The oilktr iespondod at once but be
fore he got there two other men tried
t engage his attention and disarm
him. He got the drop on them with
his weapon and they chose a discre
tionary lir.e cf conduct. When Mr.
Kussell ariived he boldly faced the b.it
t 't y f r a minute till it looked like
there was going to be something doing
uho.i he quickly side-Pteppecl and
loized Mr. IVlix by the throat. Others
coming to his assistance the man was
i'uoii overpowered and disarmed. His
Winchester was loaded with six cart
ridges and several others were fjund
i,i his pockets.
He was not in condition when jailed
(a give a clear account of what he was
trying: to do and the supposition is
that he was merely drunk and looking
fi.r blood. He will r.ow have to face a
charge of a:-sauit with a deadly weap
on. O
TO BE BEHOVED IN SECTIONS
A Lady's Plan for Get'ing Rid of a
Eeard.
A gentleman recently came to Phoe
;.ix to spend the winter. He wore a
full beard a.s a protection against the
i y blasts of Denver if that is the
place he came from. He was not ac
customed to the protecting inlluence of
a beard and as there were no breezes
here for it to waft in or intercept it
was worse than useless. He determin
ed to have it off. Getting a divorce
from a set of whiskers is -like procuring
a legal separation from a troublesome
wife. However desirable the divorce
may be the process of getting it is so
troublesome that men hesitate. That
is why many a man goes through Utv
bearded and married.
The Denver man determined daily to
part with the beard but nightly he
took it to bed with him tesolved that
it should conic off the next clay. He
kept inflicting upon his wife a com
plaint of the unpleasantness of the op
eration. That heard had to come off
but he did not see how he was going to
stand it.
She came to his relief with a sugges
COTTAGE HOTEL.
American European Plans
During the Holiday Season we will make a reduction of 33k pit cent on all of our immense stock of millinery. Nothing more
suitable for a Christmas gift than one of our New Nobby Hats.
Holiday Prices in ladies' and Misses' Coats, Suits and Skirts.
We have now in stock a large assortment of Silk SKirts from $7.50 to $50. SilK Waists in all colors and sizes, latest style?, at from $3.50 to $15.
Ladies' Golf and Dress SKirts, all the newest colors and latest finish, at from $1 to $15.
Our complete stock of Ladies' and Misses' Coats in the newest styles, all the latest shades made after Fashion's newest desires. We will make a reduction of from 33
to oO per cent on any Skirt, Suit or Coat bought during the Holiday Season. Our stock of Eiderdown Dressing Sacques and Kimonas, Flannel Wrappers and Flannel Waists
is full and complete in sizes, styles and colors. On an- of these we will make a reduction of 33 per cent. -
iSanta Glaus
Has arrived and has opened out on our
SECOND FLOOR, a most bewildering'
assortment of Xmas Toys and Gifts.
tion. "If I were yo:i." fhe said. "I
would nut have it shaved off all
at once and then it won't hurt yu so
much." There was a r.ote of s iroasm
in his rejoinder. "What do you mean,"
my dear?" he asked. "Do I under
stand that you think I should have a
patch of it shaved cST under my ear to
day, a sec tion of the chin tomorrow,
an area of the cheek the next day and
so on as God gives me strength to bear
it from day to day until as the auction
r.oitces say 'it is all sold?" That would
make me look like I beg your par
don, like a leopard. They'd think I
was trying to get up another carnival
in Phoenix."
"No. that isn't what I mean. I mean
you might have a part of it cut eff all
over but not very close at first: then
next day you could have more cut o:l"
a I'll after awhile it would be all gone."
"Well, by . excuse me my dear. I
mem. by Ji.v. 1 would never have
thought of that. 1 don't suppose it
would have occurred to Anybody that
ever wore a b'ard. Kvcn th. bearded
lady wouldn't have thought of it. That
kind of .;n idea could r.ot have had -its
birth in any intellect trammeled and
obscured by a beard, but it is simple
and reasonable. Ceit.iin'y, that's the
way they oil off the tails of dogs so it
won't hurt them so much, an inch or
so at a time."
WITH LITTLE WARNING
Though an Invalid Death Came Sud
denly to Gus M. Jeisen.
Mr. Gus M. Jessen died quite sudden
ly yesterday morning a few minutes
before 11 o'clock, at his rooms on West
Je.fe:soii street between Seventh and
Kifthth. of lung trouble of which he
had suffered for a long time.
He came up town Saturday to a bar
ber shoo and was in his usual condi
tion Sr.tuiday night. During ihe night
he was taken worse and about 1 o'cloc k
he got up and dressed and sat up tiil
morning as he could breathe easier
than while- reclining. His physician
was Sent for and called promptly giv
ing what relief he could but th-? patient
sank steadily to the end, lighting reso
lutely against his fate.
Mr. Jessen came here a few wel'
ago from San Francisco, by way of
Tucson whore he spent a few days r.y.
lb was about thirty-one yeais of ag-'
and a most esli.iiabl - yeu.ig man. high
ly iespii ted by nil w ho met him dur
ing his short resi-jt-ncv here. He leaves
a mother and br ith'-r in Sin Fran
cisco, the latter being C. II. JeSSell, a
ti k-giaph editor of the Daily Call.
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slush.
"Well. wll," remarked the city man.
on a. vh-it to his old home in the coun
try, "it certainly does loc k like snow."
"Looks like snow?" exc laimed the na
tive. "Why. it's snowing now."
"Yes. and I say it looks like snow.
S'low never looks like slow m the
city'." Philadelphia Press.
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INSIST
On having your prescriptions filled at
McCLURE'S PHARMACY.
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THREE "IFvS"
Jyou do not think we have the be: t equipped store and the largest
stock, come in find look around and be convinced.
'you do not think our Holiday display the most complete and th
prices the lowest. Just call in for a few minute:- a::d all doubts
will be cast aside.
you do not think we will giv you better si rvii e in every branch
of our business and save nil some money, just give- us a trial.
This will be sufficient to name you among our tegular patrons.
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Oppoi-ite Postf ffic u.
Phoenix,
Hoiiclay Prices in- Millinery
AN EVENING EXCITEMENT
Sam Randall Gave Officer Lawrenco
a Good Sprint.
Great excitement was caused laFt
night about 10 o'clock over a shooting
Incident that resulted only in the jail
ing of an Indian and nobody hurt. Olli
cer Lawrence found Sam Randall, a
dissipated Indian, laboring under the
weight of a jag at the corner of East
Washington and Third streets and un
dertook to arrc-st him. Randall made
a show of fight and the officer aimed a
blow at him but the native duc ked aiM
the blow had little effec t. The Indian
then ran .north on Third street to
A.dair.s. The c.ilii cr c mnmancleil him to
halt but h kept traveling when Mr.
r.av.icne liifd thi-e shots in the air
to Hop him. Instead of stopping iJan
claM turned west on Adams and ran
almost to Second street where he fell.
Mr. Law rem e fill over him and In fin
he could get up the Indian was on hi;
feet and retracing his steps eastward
on Adams. Mr. Lawrence then find
the fourth shot and turned on extra
speed for the home stretch. The- In
dian crossed the sidewalk to the vacant
lot east of Dr. Hughes' residence w lure
he fell again and the officer captured
him. A big crowd gathered at once,
thinking there was at least a duel tak
ing place, and Randall went to jail un
der an escort of about fifty men.
"One half of the world," I say to niv
wise friend, "doesn . know how liio
other half lives."
"Then," concluded my wise friend
with an air of deliberation, "one half
of the world hasn't any neighbors."
Judge.
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COFNTY DIVISION.
The Clifton Copper K;a says: A
meeting has been call.-.l by the people
of Moremi for Tu-sday. the :j(,t.i in
stant, to take steps for the divisi.u of
Graham county, and the creation of a
new county out of the pastern half of
the present county. Clifton people Jire
conlially invited t attl.d lh'- meeting.
The people o" Clifton are heartily in
sympathy with the muveii.c r t.
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HOLIDAY KXCFP.SIONS.
On December "i and and December
,1 ae.l January 1 the S. F. P. & P.
v. ,!i : 11 tick: ts between all stations
it rate- cf or.e fare for th" roan 1 trip.
Table board at the Ford hotel at $T."j
per week.
STOCK i iOLDKK S" M K KT I X G.
The annual stockholders' meeting of
Tie- Xational Bank of Arizona at Pho--nix
will be hcid at their banking-hou -e
on Tuesday. January 13, 1!0.:. at Z:"0
p. in., for the purpose of electing offi
cers for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business is
may propeily come before such meet
ing. S. OBLKFLLDF.R, Cashier.
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OPEN
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Arizona.
Phone Mil.
for
THE PRICE, IS
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i Telephone 2741
EYE REQUISITES
It takes knowledge : r tn, ye-? an I
appliances ?o c nal :o u k be Mire of
what your eyes i.eed.
YOF'LL T'N.loY TH!". ADVA XT -AGF,
OF PR( F R I, V F I T T K D
GLASSFS if we adjust th.i.i to y- ur
eyes. "We'll see ti at the h-nscs are
I vopc vly ground and t'.jat the eyes are
propel ly suited.
E. MUNSON, O. D.
OPTICIAN
7 West Adams St.
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If not, we have many
useful presents for
ladies, gentlemen and
children
OOOOGO
OOOO0O
Alkire
q and ii East Washington Street
OUR. HOIvIDAY GOODS
are nice and new.
OUR. PRICES LOW
Don't fail to see our line.
ELVEY L
The - Live
FAYORITK FAMILY REMEDY.
I Frequently accidents occur in the
I household, which cause burns, cuts,
; sprains and bruses; for use in such
Ready
RIGHT
Co
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
HULETT,
- Druggists:
; cases Ballard's Snow Liniment has for
many years been the constant favorite
family remedy. 2,"c, 50c and fl.00 at
Klvey & Hulett. Druggists.
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