The Arizona sentinel., 1903-07-15


 es will suit too.
 Mrs. J. D. Meadows has gone to the seashore to spend the summer.
 Linen skirts at greatly reduced pric- es at Rimpau's.
 M. Rawlins and family, formerly of Yuma, are now living in Santa Bar bara.
 You will want trunk to pack those nice clothes and things in when you go to the coast. See Rimpau about it.
 Mrs. Nellie Rios, daughter of Mrs. c. w. Norton, is in town visiting friends.
 When it comes to trunks Rimpau takes the lead.
 Mrs. John Rimpau and Miss Gene veine, left on Fridays morning train for Los Angeles.
 Ladies' $l.75 Oxfords reduced to Sl.40 at Rimpau's.
 Mrs. Dunlap, wife of the cashier of the J. w. Thornton and Son Bank, left Friday morning for the coast and will remain for the summer.
 Ladies' &. % shoes reduced to Sl.5O at Rimpau's
 ImportatiOns of precious stones to New York during the fiscal year just ended were the heaviest on record, t having reached a total of more than : $27, 300, ,OO0.
 < Mems $l.5O shoes reduced to SEQ at sp Rimpau's
 : Cash Smith left magnificent bunch 2 of grapes at this office last week. They ? were of the Thompson seedless variety :. and the finest we have seen this year. : Received, loo fancy Novelty parasols 2 no two alike-at the New York Store : The Klondike district is new in its . seventh year The official records : show that from 1897 up to the lst O ; January, 1903, the totul gold output was SIS, 9,O09, ,946.
 Boys knee pants in covert. crash : duck and chambray, at the New York Store
 7 Interesting reading for some of our taxpayers in this issue under the head Supervisors Proceedings. More of it will appear next week. Fifty dozen mems golf shirts. regular Sl25 variety, for Toe at the New York Store.
 The pags will steer clear of Arizona hereafter. John Bolan, who engaged in prize fight at Douglas on the 4th = was convicted of violating the anti prize-fght law and sentenced to one =. year in the territorial prison.
 Received, ? dozen U. s. army cham bray shirts, at the New York Store.
 A growing pumpkin or melon vint will reach pail of water left near it in few days.
 Mems mercerized piquient under wear, recommended highly by all lead ing physicians, $2.00 per suit at th' New York Store.
 Nevada's "eight-hour" law has gone -glimmering; relegated to that over abundantly heated region, where thu worm dieth not and the fire is no quenched There are others, -notabl. in Arizona--L. A. Mining Record.
 Fancy parasols at the New YorI Store.
 Mrs. Charley Brown, and sister Mrs D. L. Russell are at the coast for tn, summer.
 The famonS Kentucky whisky, Ricl land Rye at The Ruby. Sole agents.
 C. P. Cronin's family are located a Long Beach and will remain durin, hot weather.
 If there is anything in the baker line that can be made from four or su gar, you'll find it at the Yuma Baker postoffice corner.
 Miss Anita Post left on the train Fri day morning, to attend the summe session of the Cumnock School C Expression, which began Monday, Jul 13. Miss Sarah Levy left by the sam train for San Francisco, where she vii attend school.
 The Yuma Bakery's Milk Bread i conceded to be very fine. Try loat Remember the place, postOffice corner opposite Sanguinetti's. Some store keepers may palm off Chinese bread O you. but insist on having Milk Brea baked by the Yuma Bakery.
 Miss Mary Post, census marshal C district No has made her report, whic shows that there are 7C9 children c school age in the district. Reports fror other districts show that there are 1lS school children in the county; gai of Sl over last year.