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TJ135 AfllZOKA ItEPXTnLTOA-NT: MO0AY JAX'MTIY 1. WOO. JANUARY SALE. FOOTBALL GAME TODAY. MONEY SAVING PRICES AT THE AILKIRE COMPANY'S Carlisle Indians vs.

Phoenix Indian School. Phoepix Park, 2:30 p. m. ADMISSION, 50c Grand Stand, 25c Extra. The Carlisle Indian bum hap defeated most ir 1 and university teams of In- country, nml stiimN today at Hi- lieml of nil Uu- t-ain 111 America.

Tin- l'hoonlx Indian school p. am Is ih MmiU'Hi I niii In Arl-zonn, nml undoubtedly eipinl to nnytlilim "li the "i The Event of Lifetime 1 See the Best Two Indion football Teams in tne World liett on the Gridiron! 20th CENTURY U. S. SEPARATORS. LARGEST CAPACITIES.

LOWEST PRICES. LOW FRAME. No. 9 175 pounds per hour $50.00 No. 8 250 pounds per hour $65.00 HIGH FRAME.

No. 7----30O pounds per hour 85 00 No. 6 300 pounds per hour $100. OO NO. 5 -500 pounds per hour $125.00 D.

H. BURTIS, AGENT for MARICOPA COUNTY-. THE PHOENIX SANATORIUM, No. 42 S. SECOND AVENUE, PHOENIX, AFFORDS TO CONSUMPTIVES, THROAT AND LUNG PATIENTS EVERY ADVANTAGE AFFORDED BY MEDICAL SCIENCE LEADING TO RELIEF AND CURE.

SANATORIUM OR HOME TREATMENT. NOT To iioeommndule tin- public, nml In nientH linve been inudo fur Hi" sale of ICB. avoid I lie Jinn at Mi" K' 1''. li. diets ill '-in- swiv tills morning.

The foot hull used In till." name, and "II 1 1 used ly I In Arizona Kool-lmll Lonmie, a furnished only ly us. Wo are houdiiiiartcri', for cVorylhliiK III the line of sport. This Keduction Sale will conmVencc on Saturday, December 3(Hh, 1899, and be continued thiJugliout January. No Fall and Winter stock can remain on our shelves if low prices can turn them into cash. DRESS MATERI VS.

Mixed and Fancy Plaids, former price Price 10c Wool Mixed Plaids, former price 35c, I 25c- Camel Hair Plaids, the latest, former pOc, sale 45c. All Wool Henrietta, 40 inches wide, former price 4oc, sale 30c. Navy and Black Serge, 40 inches wide, former price 50c, sale 35c. Fancy Weaves and whipcord Welts, former price 65c, sale 50c, Special clearance of 40c and 45c goods at th low price of 25c. Jackets, Capes and Skirts, Bp-to-Date Styles.

Fine Kersey Jackets, Tailor made, former price $7.50, sale $5.20. Finest Wool Kersey Coat, silk lined, former pijice 10.50, sale $13. Mitten Jackets in Black and Otter, former price 4.50, sale $3.00. Fancy Braided Capes, full sweep, former price! $2.50, sale $1.65. Fine Kersey Capes, Tailor Stitched, former price $0.50, sale $4.75.

Light and Dark Serge Skirts, former price $1)0, sale price $2.75. Homespun Skirts, Tailor stitched, former pricej $7.50, sale $575. Fancy Weave and Plaid Skirts, former price $12.00, sale $1.25. CHILDREN'S JACKETSk- Fancy Weave, neatly trimmed, former price $2125, sale Fine Novelty Material, beautifully braided, former price $3.50, sale price $2.50. 1.1 Several lines in odd sizes, shall be sold belcjw $4.00, cost $3.00.

Everything just as advertised, watch dail papprs. WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR WITH THE LARGEST LINE OF ROBINSON, Plioto Stock and Sporting Goods. North Confer Street. Phoenix. Wlieeloelt an- from Wisconsin, Scott, Rellcon, and I'iei nre Senecns fnan New York'.

Shoulder Is a Indian from California: Hcbei-is. Warren nml are from Michigan: Is Indian from Wisconsin: Siniih Is a C'ellmn Indian from ViihliiKtnii'. I In 1-si'ii Is a 1'iiehlu I ml inn from New Mexico, and Kodwulcr Is a Cheyenne lii-dleii from Wyoming. The party trav-el'i In a. special car wlih Mr.

Y. C. Thompson In chnrno. Mr. Warner Is 1h conch for the and Dr.

C. rf chlcripo tnodlcai alicnilant. Til-1 parly loaves tonlBhl for Hi" and Santa l'V, X. ami Lawrence, nail expects to arrive home In Carlisle or ahout rv i '1 1 11 1 linn been Bront cUiratlonnl treat for the niciiihcrH of the Their visit to the Knit t'lver valley Is. tlioy say.

one or the pleasnnlest evil. M-letices of their enllre Itinerary. Mr. fl. Thomson speaks In ilm hliihcst lerius nf Ihe valley nml the Indian School located here.

A foot hall j'luoe hail previously been Scheduled fi ochiy hy the Al'l'onil Font null league, hut 'vas pnsiponcd In ci.uriesy In these vU-liors from the east. Lots In OrnMBcwnoil fncliiB Central nvcniie, the finest boulevard In Arizona. Vi ry rcasonahle. n- HE IB A HOMIER Mp.nnger Lcavitt Knew Many Yenrs Ago. Arisona i "TIh'iv an- tltlrly-lwo ptMpli- Iti nml Kly" rninpnuy ami luvnly ut' Uum nt'i l-i'-n-ii-t-l-f-ti-l ynmij-r Thus npnki1 M.

It. nmii- WILL IN (f this rnnuil lul nltrht. It was Iji'jivitL' v.iiriii l-'ii'Mili tiloiitl that apin'in'cil In tin- lltiiriM-Iiur nctciUs lt-tl vvi'd mi iw wt.nl At any thf oltf la hfl.MH la Mr. U-uviu's luinhi' pih lti tip tip ir nii'H and uiKt mniHly rulU'il tjifii' In inith-lpallon nf the appenraiK'f mi the wtajr'J thf ylj)is In (iii-mIom. Mr, lii avitt Is oil" of Lh phtmcrs In thf In lie west am! has lift-n niiu nf thf nmut pnuulmMil inaiiMKM-H in fiit i tp country, lie Is tnivWiiit? vl(li hti! ut rmnpany larp-ly ar: a nn ana f'i- in rca-liin ami fur Uif In )U nl' hlv-' lit nllli.

Two of coutimioim am! arilu-otia toil hnumht npnn him a iifrvmit! fitlhipHf Hnitif yt'arf iifjn that a- il In prow fjital atul nmiv or k-sn i Ions vcnlmilly com-vlncftl him that h-- must dlHpnSf liis cirotiit of tlK-atft-s nml leim hy ImInc-'H care-. His last thculcr, tlu1 'imltuf. at San Kran-fiscM, was hnnifl a dayK whHo lm vns nl with tho "ypi'li'i- am! Fly" company. I.euvltl hailn't a cent's worth of Insurum1.1 ami h-ls Iofs was upwanls nf $0(ono, hut he iloosa'l ttfrinlt thai to worry hltn. In curly Mr.

visit. riiociiix with his tluatrliiil v.nlur.'. I If in an nM hulMltit; that lias lonr sinct' jitiiif up in llasm wan thf only playhouse lu' strcft ihcatiriit lhat time imt in fxhui nc, IMiociilx is mil, t'mri'roi-i-, tcri ltnry in hi in. nl-th-nmli ilicto was a lapse i a nj y.ars when he was lit wi-lhth am! nion ithmiim ntnus cnti-r-pt is.i, lie alsu sli'iw. tl In T'tinhstoiif Itn palmy 'lays an.) pronoiniccH It at thai tlnif tin h.sL town for tlu airical Vfiiiurcn that llm Icnitnry of Aiixcma lins over iwfu.

i CeiiciihaiAeirs loyal deer park covers l-(ii) acres. SOON TAKE ik to ays mfc b- ALKIKL. LEADERS SQUARE DEALERS SOUVENIR WAR Ever Brought to Phoenix. AH views, niirown liupeiia-J lion from Austria, Ceniiany and hciula. few of the I'll iv on Hie.

jCnpltol IliilldliiK as It will appear when finished, a view from the Farm, tin Aiuiclie Indian Chief, urA oiliers of Interest that will iiialte v. pn sents to scud Mast to your frletels. Cull and look them over. Will be Klad to show them to ynu. witli many oil'i nice pieces of china and notions of all kinds.

55 WEST WASHINGTON STREET To tm niii'riill'HK nl tin1 J-turf 'Icn inn M-iiiik WMck wf ivMl fffvu nmv of nitr riii-Mumf Ann mil. lll'i'tt ith brliiht UUw ftir Uiivet r(irls'mn. tmtMinl- In ml-liti-ai It "-n-tuilis f-tory ny (Ik- well known kc nu r- in iicloirrritm: hrllnit "Hv ihf uutinpj Wtimi' I Wns hnrn." Cull an-i Kft W. S. Jcnnini Temple or Music.

I'nrtou finind upcm llnn-so, I'hnonlr. PLACE. The HOiSkYS are over, butlwt are selling DRUGS OR. G. H.

KEEFESI, HIE RELIABLE DRlJ3GISr PINNEY Bicycles, Typewriters, Established isss. 40 FOOTBALL GAME TODAY The Noted Carlisle Team Will Play Phoenix Indians, Tliu center nf attraction tlitfc nfter-lKKill will he the name of foul hull lie played at I'linonlx park between the Indian fool hall leanii of Carlisle. and I'l nix. The )jliociii. talent docs not nnlleliuile liiniflnn; the visitors down, hut will pill JUI ii Kiinil strum; mime URBlnat PxceUlloniilly HtrnnK opponents.

The Carlisle learn uveiuues JUS pounds, hut Hns defeated ropcittoil-ly, considerably heavier opponents. The Kiune today vylll he ealled at o'clock Hlinrp. A Rsmeriil admission of cuts will he chirped to the Bioimcts nml cents to Alio Brand stand. The Nfie-up of the opposing' teiimn will he as follows: Carlisle. I'nsltloti.

Thornlx. Holers I. Duncan Pierce I. Am'oildn 'HotHvulcr I. Wood Smith Count.

Senlt r. WHceloclt r. I.uro Shoulder r. Sllva Huberts i. Cnrhrnn Seneca I.

Hi own Johnson i'. li Hurl: Me.tnxen f. I Plum Dnth fool hall tennis will assemble lit the Adams hotel at 1 nVlooU this afternoon and headed hy the Indian school tin ml will pni'iidi: the for a short time, rrpahlm; Ihcn to the hall Krniind, where the Kami-' will Blurt promptly at o'clock. HlKht dllTerent tribes of Indians nre represeuled In the Carlisle team. 'I'he ntlre party, InehidliiB substitute players, niiinhers twenty-one.

Mctoxon and Tpday Today! Today! Is the lime to nvl Ihe eredll yolte off. Make up your nil ml to puy cash. You will make money. Take your ncreinbcr Kiwery bill and i eoiuiuire It with these prices and see ii i eruiiti, iih cuctip ai we are lor eiitin, as lie told ynu he would. $1,00 0 pirn ml IMirii rniii.1 finmulutuil StiKar.

25c 'i potmils Arluiekle Coffee. 30c. 1 pound Ilest Creamery Mutter. 25c. 0 pounds Ilest l'lulc I leans.

25c. I pounds nice, I IC. ICastern Uncoil er pound. 25c. 7 liui'H Iiitumlry Soap.

IOC. Corn nml Tomatoes, livery can itiiiu'-ntlleeit. 98c. 10 iinumlH Ut'itf Ivi'il, a St Pcnibcrton block, opiioBlto court liouue. Telephone.

203. HUlltlllUllllllHtltttHHlltHlltHttltHHItltlimHtUtHltnl THE FORD HOTEL RAP Select Resort OJlttafi for cicntkmcn. OUR SPECIALTY 12-year-old Diamond Crown Wilis ky. PRIVATE ROOMS S. P.

CLARK, Proprietor, 'JlllMMMIMIMMMttUMtUllMMMllllMIMIHMlllHMmiMHIIIMIMIIi SAHE. flection north, eimt, four miles north n( I Pivo I'utntH nml hull u.llc ivutt n( I'eali'r Owing tlio nenr lliiin nt ilfsml ut'on 'I pnrttlMRlilp III thortWiYO iiellou II In otfcicil tor alont tlin low prlie o( $32 pet flctre, in'pmf on tjuhota to suit putiohonoi. fio aoctloo nimtly In RlMa. woll fiiiiorrt: aorm with hoit wire imtlluK, exiwllent wwl tor. bourlui; orclmnl, Koed lintMo, villi I'l watorrlRlit.

To raw, nnoIourMi down, bal-aiJlona or tUrnii hitmoit, fi jwwui. pattlculnrs ImnHro on lunco oriwl- H. t. CHHPIN. upj P.

O. Box 1022, Plioonlx, Ariz, tlr o1 mST WASHINGTON STPtET, AOJdlnllnn the National Bank of Arlroita VENTORV SALE BE PREPARED FOR BARGAINS IN Fall and Winter Goods this afieii al their borne, "A North First iivenuo. Ilethany Sunday school in llrlll's addition has experienced nn encoiiraulni; lirowlh diirlnit Ihe past tin months, In the iiclKliorlnioil of I'orly new scholars havlnit been enrolled. An yesterday was the last day of the year, Ihe record was announced at the session or the school. lOrnesl 1'lpperle, it was staled, had secured llftcon new iichol-tirs, and Harry In turn had seemed twelve, nn liohtilf of the yoiini; ludy members of the school, Carrie Hidden and Lilly Veers hint each secured three new iitteiuluuts.

All those mctilloiieil wore awarded prizes, Hubert Hums' dny -Jnmuiry will be ob'icrved the world over niul will not be ncKlected In riioenlx. The Men's union of the First I'reiibylerlan church ivlll Klvc un entertainment lu the Dorrls theater, Mr. Wnller lllll will show storcopiicon views of Scottish scenery and the best niu'slnil nml talent or the city will iisslsl In Hiving sons anil pnelry, The enlerliilunicnt will he ciUieiulonul us well us pleasing and iitlraetlve. Make your home anionit Ihe orange (Troves al Oranitcwood, the 1'asliluiiiible suburb of I'lloelllx. Knit l'liMTK'IANS.

Ill sonic plirtH of Mexico whiskey Is sold loi. a drink. Almost uny-hody could nlTonl lo run for dow'n I here. Chlcuiin Times-Herald. WHAT WE PROMISE WE ALWAYS FULFILL, 4 We wish our many friends and patrons a Happy New i-nrc uni icpc 9 tvfwtk.

11 At the l'reshyicrlan church yesPu'day liiornlntr, Ihe pastor, Hev. Dr. McAfee, delivered a sermon to "liie old people," his text beiiiK lleli. Iv, "The Ilest AwalllllK llod'S I'cople." Itarm siiiik mi uffetinry solo entitled, "I Heard the Voice of Pay." The collection liilien was donated In the boards of ministerial relief and church erection. The "weeli of prayer" benlni! Sunday.

January 7, ami will he observed by this coiiKreKiulon by services held ouch ai New Yinr's day win be observed by union of ihe conKromllnn. The members and all other enilenien iHlrliiR In ahlsi will nice! at th" chinch al o'clock ilils alien and t'loin there will take various pans of the illy designated for the purtiose of nialtlin; New Vcar calls. The visitors will ko out two by two, The Men's will nlro K've social al the church parlors this to which everybody Is Invited, l.ljsht roi'rcshiuenis will he served. The pastor, Dr. McAfee, and bis wife will receive callers from 1 lo II o'cloi SACRED HEART ACADEMY.

The above Institution is situated on the corner of Fourth and Monroe streets, and is conducted by the Sisters of Mercy. This instlliitlon comprises led hoardina" and cay school for vouk Indies and children where i complete MiiKllsli cotiise Is iiuiKhi, as also music on the piano and strlnsed Instruments, l.es.-ons lu l'reiieh nre nlso itlven. line join of the academy Is set apart for ii primary and klndernai'ten deparl-mclil for the Utile mw where the day divided between study an! Icssoiih lu klnderitarteii. For lerms apply to the Sister Superior at the academy. The next school term begins on Tuesday, January 2d, 1900.

SISTERS OF MERCY. MCVIPAM iv lviunm CARVED LEATHER AND MEXICAN BURNT WORK fllOST APPROPRIATE FOR ClimSTMAS PRESENTS Iffie McDOUGAU-GAGE IbxoIubIvb FurnlshBSH Icxt Iloor to Bmtii Ue 1'. ontco (A Where Did You Get This Delicious Coffee 1-ity nt hii "tlr niion." "iTatt: 1,0,11 'SOVEREIGN' fl net I pet Mrnm il. nnnnit II 1 Itn fllQIt i iiff.ji! I tinvrl crcTllsud. I.

(SWIM Itn- lrter nml vuaatorH, Sen- Vnrk. 'ws on ling morti nfPH mn! 1 irovert ripil PBtuIo. sell lo direct in Investorn, We uuurs nr pre-L-miiooiv horoimhly protect Ihe In- ieai eBtllto Hal I co'rdJal Invitation -'nil at our office, Lot In It viiltoy oBWttlD for of this town tills vullev tn nsntH in al matter dencrfl Waahlngto Street Year, thanking you for your liberal patronage and helping us to build up a Great Business, which is now known through- as the Cheapest Store for Good Goods. Truly Yours, The Evans Loan and Investment Company. PAID UP CRPITSL SUCCESSOR TO J.

W. EV1ns. J. W. EVANS, President, KiiahllMicxI In tww.

rl. a.tiidmpv. SeorBtnry, za out the Territory M0S, Mr! wan i to say that ho did e'ept and example to rk ihnn all tho Cltlapns have hcpn nrgit'nbed iiliicP tlrst holtcd a ticket. New legtaph, ninrtKnRPH mndo to ns, and nlso hnve nri'cr inw.ro, .,11, ..1 I'ourtoon cess In lendliiR money In HiIh vnlloy onnbies teresls of our patrons. Wo have the most extensive city, which Id furnished on application.

We exten 224 EAST WASHINGTON STREET. iiiuaa hockihk iniormniion concornine nil Ihn nl.lllnna r. WhW mn Wo have tor free distribution printed valley. Correspondence Invited. Nos.

1 and 3 West hi.