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tiii: aimzoxa kEP u i lt c ax, Saturday moknixc;, DFX'EMnEi; n, mo:; See the GiiRlS 1 1 AS Bargain Counters At Davidson's Cash iStore TOYS 2 FOR 5c, 5c, ioc, 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Lamps, Fancy China, Dolls, Silverware, and hundreds of Xmas things. BARGAINS at Davidson's Gash Store, 1 1 1 to 1 1 S V. Washington St. Phoenix, Arizona. Phone Red 303. . EVERYBODY. ;it- your bashful lover a hint. Jive your husband a piece of your 1 1 1 : : 1 . ;ic tin- turkey a roast, ilni' your eyes a rest. 'in- tl.iss.-s v. ill give you that. I'.! !vr. Mother, Sister. I .rot her, It 11. 1 mot he:-. 1 Irandfath'-r. would ap I ! i.ile a rest of this kind for Christina.-'. Urtlil. Silver, Steel, Aluminum. .!1 ) l i. es. . fit g-.iarantcd before or after pre sentation and that's the most import ant f.art. 'j.-ra and field glasses. Lorgnettes. n W.WASHG.ST. AR1Z0NA5 OPTICIAN! 9 PHOENIX Sensible Giving. Srne of the lest holiilay toils an- everyilay goods; k1" "1 that enaltle yo'l to show bolll Coo.l will anil excellent judg ment. Midi tirade Hair Krusli . Mot In s r.ni'-hes-. Toilet Art ii it s. Leather Coods, Kin' Per fumes, M ini.-ute Sets, Traveling S.-t:', Shaving Sets. None the le:-s perfei-t gifts because of ev ev.l.iy usefulness. These are e.fts you can buy at fairest pos-:-ilie piit es by buying them here. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY, Cor. Washington & Center Sts. Phoenix, A. T. ; WATF.UMAN'S IDEAL ! H fountain rii.Ns if St Ci mak( the bent Christmas j; presents. For sale by the lr I rnonxix station-- S- FRY & NEWS CO. W Of Local 1 II THE. WLATHCR Ixcal daily weather report for the Arizona Republican: forecast for today: Fair. Data for 24 hours ending 8 p. m. yes terday: Temperature Departure bim-e 1st of Month Departure I nee Jan. 1, 1903 M BAN NORMAL 52 4 2? 154 Maximum temperature fi5, minimum temperature 34. . Average relative humidity. 45 per cent. Total precipitation, 0. Character of the day: Clear. M. E. BLYSTOXE, Section Director. DELAYED TRAIN. The train from Maricopa yesterday morning- brought no mail from the west owing to the tiair. from California being nine hours late. A sp?cial brought in the mail and passengers from the west about 3 o'clock In the afternoon. . FREE METHODIST SERVICES. The usual services will be held In the Free Methodist church, corner Adams and Fifth streets, Sundays as fol lows: Sabbath school at 9,r,0; preaching- at 11 by the pastor, S. F. Keil man. Services again at 7:30. A rordl.il invitation is extended. CHRISTIAN CHURCH. K'orner of Fifth averue and Mimn e street, Kev. W. II. Hagby pastor. Sunday school at 9-4." a. m.: ". K. at 6:30 p. in.; preaching- at 11 a. m. and 7:3a p. in. In the morning the pastor will preach on '"The nicssedness of Hunger." In the even ing: Rev. J. M. Philputt of New York will preach. Mrs. Tiffany will sing; at both services. IT MAY RAIN. Yesterday was cloudy the greater part of the day and thie was general comment respecting the char.ces for rain. AVater Comnvs Flnner Trott said he might be fjuotPd cs saying that he thought the present appearances were stronger than an ordinary-bluff and while he would not guarantee rain he feels- reasonably sure there will be something doing in the heavens very shortly. COUNTRY CLUB BALL. The an nual ball of the Country club was held last night in the Hotel Adams and it proved tc be all that had been antici pated, the swellest 'social function of the season. There was a large attend ance and nothing occurred to mar the happiness of the evening.- "Well dressed men and handsomely attired, ladies thronged the parlors aVi dancing floor and the scene wsa o-ne of unusual fes tivity. AN INFREQUENT VISITOR. Mr. J. D. Sullivan, county assessor of Ya vapal county, arrived in Fhoenix yes terday morning. This is the first time Mr. Sullivan has been in Phoenix in six years. He spent seme time in the nfternoon at the capitol. When he was here last work had Just been begun on the foundation of that building. Mr. Sullivan returned to Prescott this morning. NEW CORPORATIONS Articles of the following corporations were tiled in the office cf the county recorder yesterday: Idaho Thunder Mountain Mining and Milling company, capital stock $2,000,000. incorporators D. Lit tle. A. B. Stone and J. H. Herring; l:uena VHta Mining Corporation, capi tal stock $10,000. incorporators M. L Muhlman. A. D. Meloy and E. D. Rug gles; -Cash Discount Stamp company, capital stock $2,000,000. incorporators L. C. Jones, J. H. Hilyard, H. D. Craw ford and others: Central Pool Oil com pany, capital stock $1,000,000, incorpor ators S. H. Piper. H. K. West. L. J. Massey and others. WENT TO THE REFORM SCHOOL Marshal Kinney lelt last night for Benson Vlth Henry Lansdon and Julio Marrnn, who had been committed to the Industrial school. The boys appear ed pretty corrowful from the time cf their arrest, and though they had been reconciled to the situation, they still did not regard the journey to Benson as a pleasure trip. While they were sitting in the otli e of the sheriff last night waiting for the time to start they Closing Out ENTIRE LINE. Holiday Goods DISCOUNTS: So Per Cent. 33 Per Cent. , 25 Per Cent. While They Last Our Last .Year in Christmas Goods. H. H, MtNuilNS, C. f 0pp. Court House. . - I f said they were going to be good boys and shorten the time of their stay. They also belleed that they were go ing to get an education so that wh?n they returned to Phoenix they would Unow more than other beys of their size. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Monroe street and Second 1 avenue, Rev. A. M. Gibbons, pastor. Sunday schcol at 9:45 a. m. Epworth League at 6:15 p. m. Topic: "A Choice for Eternity." Luke 16:16-31, R. E. Wil son, leader. Junior League at 3 p. m. A special Christmas service. Topic: "The Angels' Message." Luke 2:8-20. Ben Kimber leader. Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p., m. Morning sermon, "Divine and Human Copartnership;" evening sermon, "True Manhood and Its Reward." AH -seats are free. You will find a. cordial welcome. HEIRESS HUNTING A HUSBAND. There Is a Filipino girl in the east who Is abcut to set out on a tour of the .army pof-ts In this territory and elsewhere In tin west in search of u husband who deserted her In th Philippines. She lsth daughter cf u millionaire planter in the islands. Sh? va3 married not long after the Amer ican occupation to a. soldier who was returned to this country with his regi ment. The girl recently arrived In New York and has prosecuted her search among the posts of the east without success. She does not know the number of the regiment to which her husband belonged. WINTER VISITORS. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Miner and fou arrived here a few days ago and arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Peery at their heme at N01 836 Wast Jackson street, Mrs. Miner being: a cousin cf Mr. Peery( MrB. Miner and son will remain dur ing the winter, and Mr. Miner expects to return In a day or two, to their home in Ridgeway, Mo., to look after businers affairs, coming back to I'hre nix in January for a longer stay. Mr. Miner Is a intmber of one of the larg est lumber firms in northwest Mis souri, conducting yards in eight or top. different towns. The lirm is also inter ested in the Hank 1 1" Mount- Moriah, the Bank of Coffee and the First Na tional Bank of Kidgeway. He is very 1 favorably impressed with Phoenix thus tar and hoies on his next visit to see 1 more of the country. He will see some cf it todav it' nothincr hanoens. as he' Intends to accompany A. L. DeMund on . a hunting expedition. Mr. Miner also' "met for.th-? first time in too many! years to put In print without giving away their ages, a second cousin, in the person cf an employe of Thf Re publican. SENATOR BARD SELLS OUT. Among the documents filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday was a deed frcm Thomas R. Hard to W. G. M'Nulty to the northeasi quarter of section five in township one, v.orlh range 3 east; that is in th Fowler m ighberhecd. That is a part of a sec tion cf land the senator bought a great many years ago and whicn Us paid more for than it was worth at the time. He believed then that the coun try had an Immediate future. 1 h? stc tion was co.-ertd with a Vunk growth of alfalfa. Some time'nfte-.- that the Arizona canal was constructed and a great deal cf the water that had been going to Senator Eard's I md was di verted to newer holdings. The sena tor's alfalfa patch began to contract. It got less year by year. HU section kept slipping away from him and go ing back to the desert. The future cf Arizona seemed less anM loss imme- diate and about the time-ihe stale- hood bill was before the senate last I winter and spring he thought the ter- ritory had no future at all. Perhaps if it had not been for tne earlier and disappointed faith of Senator I3ard and that unfortunate real estate deal thlsj territcry would have had one mere friend in the senate when l.leitd? v.eio badly needed. HE KNEW POPOVICH. About three months ago a strange man was found running at large in the Buckpye country. He cculd not tell where he had come from. He was undoubtedly Insane, and he was brought to the county Jail. He was given an examina tion in probate court th next day, but by that time there had been an improvement in his mental condition and he was discharged. Not long after ward he came back to this neighbor hood and was arrested for indecent exposure1 and sent to jail. A few days ago I'nder Sheriff Voiles of Sheridan, Wye., came try town to spend the winter. He spends a great deal of tlm abcut the oflue cf the sheriff, and while, he was there yesterday Pojovich was assisting another prisoner to carry in wood. Mr. Voiles immediately recog rized him and the recognition was mu tual. The sheriff took a watch from his prcket and said that it at one time be longed to Popovich. Popovich was a former resident of Wyoming. He was suspected of insanity and was arrested, but released. Then he dressed himself up in Indian clothing and armed him self and jiut feathers in his hat aud struck out for the Indian reservation at Parker. He grew violent and nearly scared the Indians off the reservation, for they have a dread of an insane man. Popovich finally chopped a pony to pieces with a hatchet and was ar rested and brought back to Sheridan and committed to the insane asylum Mr. Voiles was appointed his guardian. It was learned afterward that he was a resident of Colorado, and he was dis- Christmas Reminders House Jackets, Lounging Robes, Bath Robes, Fancy Hose, Silk Hose, Neckwear, Collars, Silk Suspenders Walking Sticks, Dent's Gloves, E. & W. Shirts, Knox Hats. The McDougall & Cassou Go. 32 West Washington Street. THE "HUB. lWMLfiS Are LI i- ... -ia-sj . I KswJ;: ai mrnss - -his maskips voice- mmm I y isj Smoking Jackets for Christmas Gifts What man . is there who would not appreciate si Flunking jacket as a Christmas present? It is one of the most appropriate and sensible gifts possible. There is relief and comfort 1,1 laing aside the every-day coat in the evening and donning a smoking Jacket. The .garment daily reminds the recipient of the thoughtful giver. All our smoking jackets are made by the great house of Who ure the largest manufacturers of this class of goods in the world. Our assortment of smoking Jackets is the largest in Thoenix for variety of patterns, scope of colors, assortment of materials 'ami style of garments. Remember anything purchased her may be exchanged after Christmas ir. desired either for goods of the same , or, a different character, In every in- stance an equivalent in value will b ! Sven in the exchange, or money re funded, Smoking Jackets, $5 to $25 BATH ROBES The bath robes are made of eider down flannel i:i stripes, checks 'and figures in colors that harmonize with the ground color of the garment. Al most any color can be secured, so enumeration is not necessary. PRICES RANGE FROM $4 TO $25 THE- ' HUB." charged on that account. He disappear ed from the community and it was not known whether he had gone. o A SCHOOL OF ART Is to be opened in the Anderson build ing on January 4lh. There will be no cast work. pupils start at once to draw from life. Persons desiring fur ther information may apply at room No. 111. between the hours of 9:30 a. m. and. 1 p. m. 1 Some men are more jxdished than their shoes wculd indicate. Philadel phia Record. Gold Crowns, $5.00. Gold Fillings, $1.50 and up. Silver Fillings, 50c and up. Extracting, 50c. All Work Guaranteed. Consultation and Examination Free. r. R. E. Irvine Block. Next Door 28 Are right in our line. We would suggest Silk Skirts and Petticoats, Black Skirts, McGee Adjustable Yoke Skirts, Dressing Sacks and Silk Waists. Also Coats of all kinds, Golf Jackets and Raglans with loose back and belt. Then there are our Evening Gowns and Party Dresses, already to wear and beautiful to behold. Special Holiday Prites. 1 STEIN'S MILLINERY. For Sale. Fin L'O-acre ranch close in; good Im provements; water eight in Maricopa canal. r.ixty-aore alfalfa ranch with seven room house, well, wind mill, water piped to house, good shade, etc. A place to go on and make -good living from the start. A snap. Good 60-acrc alfalfa ranch within four miles of town at a bargain. Three fine homes on North Center) street, five, ten and twenty acres of land with each place. Good 40-acre 'alfalfa ranch with water right in Maricopa canal. Fine 80-acre Improved ranch with water in Maricopa canal, at a bargain. All kinds of city property for sale. E. A. Spaulding 41 West Adams Street The Best the Market Affords at the Most Reasonable Price. 3 lbs. Pure Leaf I .33c .60c 3 lbs. Ture Leaf Lard 10 lbs. Ture Leaf Lard $1.20 One gallon 'best oil One 5-galIon can Pearl Oil. 16 lbs. Cane Sugar 1.4: $1.00 Two cans Chipped Beef 23c 2 Cans Corned Hecf 23c 1 package Scotch or Imperial oats.. 13c 6 bars family Soap 25c Pafford's Cash Store 29 South First Avenue. 'Phone Red 555. GRISW0LD, The. Bicvcle Mae Is Arizona agent for the Racycle, the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stojk of TJres and sun-dries. Most complete repair shop in the city. Nos. 7 and 9 S. First avenue. DLNTAL PLATES $I0.0G BRIDGE WORK $5.00 a Tooth HolbrooK.' 7 to Dortofrio. Up St&Jrs. mm r?3 ,i Tit Sporting Goods. and 30 North li-st Avenue, Phoenix, SUIT AND CLOAK HOUSE SECOND AND WA8UIHOTON 8TS. 'Phone 22S1. TTTTTTr Fire Sets, TALBOT (Si Harry Briitley THELMA HAS ARRIVED in town and at the Biisley Drug Co. Call and see. They will explain the good qualities. They are busy filling prescriotions, but are always glad to speak of THBUMA. BRISLEY. DRUG CO. In Hotel Adams OSES FOR First class business location, room 25x140, with full lease, etc. Six large furnished houses for rent at prices ranging from $50.00 up. (J B 16 NORTH CENTER STREET. 3 ssc BiLMmMa&Mimm. Watch this for a ij. Ernest Real Estate, Loans, Insurance, 14-16 S. Second Ave. "Just as Easy" to cook over gas as over coal or ker osene much easier in fact. .But you ought to think, too, of the freedom from dust and ashes, the Immediate produc tion of heat, the saving of temper of wife, cook or housekeepers. No delay ed breakfasts when you use gas. Ask us all about It. Phoenix Light & Fuel Co., CliPMffl Cor. 1st Ave. and Jefferson. Tel. 2401 The Improved VICTORS Are th" moxt perfect talking michlnes ever mnde. Kndorsed and recommended bv siK-h artlnti as Mme. Pattl, Mme. Mcrnhordt, Mme. . Calve, Jenn de Uezke. Tninupno, Souna, and hosts of other. The fstet thrt over four million dollars worth were sold last year proves what the "common people" think of the Victor. We are glud to show machines, and quote Ir!rer! as law as New York. E.L. ANDREWS ra SON, Arizona. Photo StocK. TAILORING. i-Wl Andirons, Spark Guards At HUBBARD'S 3E C . A. Larson RENT. a J 3BE&SS3LftB3EZ2&3a space tomorrow bargain. WalRer, N. PORTER, Saddle and Harness Co. 142 East Washington St. For our make of Arizona Styles of Saddles, Bridles, Bits and Spurs. Prompt at tention to mail orders. f 4 4 4 4 4 4