The Arizona sentinel., 1905-04-12

Mems 75c negligee shirts for 80, dur
ing the mill remnant sale az the New
York Store.
Mr.. 81. w. BIaisdell has been in
Yuma for several days attending court
The electric plant has not closed yet,
but it is liable to do so at any time, so
Alexander & Co. have just received It
car of coal oil, gasoline and lamps of
all kinds to be ready In case Of acct
dents.
V. W. Martin, brother of foreman
of the round house, Z. T.. Martin, was
thrown from horse while riding down
the valley last Sunday and painfully
injured.
Your forn and parse both properly
fitted with the lnade-to-order suits at
+. T. Sangainetti's.
Milford Winsor, editor of the Sun.
was in Ytana few days this week on
business.
The big sale begins Saturday, the
18th, at the New York Store.
A Chinese "pclics'' game has been
opened in the Exchange saloon.
Handmade harness and renairing by
experienced harness maker-at John-
son G. Bo&les.
Ex-Chairman of the Board of Super
visors Tom Underhill concluded the
business which brought him to Yuma
and returned TO his home at Palomas
Monday night.
If you have never had suit made in
my clothing department and want to
dress better for less money, give me 4
trial.. r. Sanguihetti.
j. 2. Nottbusch; one of the trial jur-
ors, received word of the serious illness
of one of his children and was excused
from duty, returning to his home, Pa
Tomas, Monday night.
Mems new summer clothing at re-
duced prices; during the mill remnant
sale at the New York Store.
John II. Beeler, the contractor. has
just finished a neat little cottage on
the mesa for Will S. Marabe. MIR.
Beeler has the plans and estimates of
several buildings under consideration
and expects to ''get busy" during the
coming months.
II you want horse collars. horse rad
fish, horse pistols hoarse cures, horse
less carriages, or a horse, it will not
be "a horse on you," but you can give
the :'horse laugh" by calling on Alex
ander & Co.-and they win treat you
right. 1890
J. Z. Ingram, d. T. Brown and Ed.
Ingram, wealthy stock men of South
ern California, have shown their faith
in this country by buying several
buFehes of real estate in the valley.
Among fbeff purchases is the Tom
tgan raaeh. for which they paid $4,000.
They also boaght the Fraker farm
some weeks ago. paying good round
price for it,
The biggest bargains in shoes ever
offered ID Yuma during the mill rem
nant sale at the New York Store.
Col. Thornton, the architect, spent
several weeks recently at Muretta
Springs, Gel, for the treatments of
rheumatic troEt1es, and returned with
his health EGuch improved. Colonel
Thornton has oteaed an Office on the
second aoor % tire Mcpherson build
ing on Main street.
The trains hare been punching ZIP
for the last few DAYS and strangers by
Che hundreds have been stranded in
Yuma; but they seem to be very much
pleased with our town and vicinity, es-
pecially the orange groves which they
visited. They were very much sur
prised to see such large merchandise
stores and the immense stocks they car
sy-especially Alexander & Co.'S. store,
which received considerable trade and
a large number Of compliments as re-
CARDS their immense stock and the
tasty arrangement of their store.
Prison Superintendent Daniels re-
tnrned Monday from San Antonio,
} Texas, where he had been in attend
Sice at the Rough Riders reunion. He
E.sSa 9he reunion was tremendous
success, and that there was glorious
time for all who were there. B. A.
Broadders of Kansas City, Mr.. Daniels
hrother-in-law, returned with him and
will remain ia Yuma for some time.
The finest line of mems half-hose at
reduced prices during the mill rem
nant sale at the New York Store.
Have your measure taken for enc of
those nobby coat and pants suits, for
summer wear-built to fit. In the
clothing department.-E. F. Sanguin-
ETH.
Sole agents for Chase s. Sauborn's
coffee, / and 2-lb cans: always best
$obpsDn & Son'les.