The Arizona sentinel., 1905-12-27

4 of days viewing the Territorial Fair attractions.
 Premiums with all shoes, at the New York Department Store.
 J. F.. Ludy, superintendent of the Irrigation, Land and Improvement Company, went to Los Angeles Sunday morning to spend the holidays with his family.
 Premiums with ladies hats, at the New York Department Store.
 Capt. Isaac Polhamus took his Christ mas in the Glamis district, looking after assessment work on some mining claims in which he is interested.
 Premiums with dress goods, at the New York Department Store
 Eugene R. Ingram, proprietor of the Yuma Bakery, and one of Yuma's sue cessful young business men, went to Los Angeles Sunday morning to spend Christmas with his mother. Lucky boy to have & mother to spend Christ mas with!
 Premiums with ladies ready to wear apparel, at the New York Department Store.
 Col. Mike Nugent, Supervisor Donk- ersley. T. A. Jordan, P. B, Hodges'and many other Yumaites are holding down the Fair at Phoenix.
 Premiums with all toys at the New York Department Store.
 The mail route from Glamis to Palo- verde has been discontinued. The mail now goes to Palovcrde from Yuma by the way of Picacho, three times a week. there being daily service to Picacho.
 Miller & Peasley have commenced on the levee and are doing good, clean work. Alexander X Co. have com menced on reducing prices, which is acknowledged by all to be good, clean work. Don't fail to give them call and get your moneys worth.
 Misses Alice and lone Greenleaf are among the Yuma visitors to Phoenix this week. the attraction being the Territorial Fair.
 Premiums with all holiday goods, at the New York Department Store.
 J. M Balsz, proprietor of the Cold Ceo,oo1 Aorlza% ic folripU tha Territorial Fair at Phoenix this week: Come in and look over our holiday goods and get our prices.-The New York Department Store.
 w. A. Johnson and wife, the father and mother of O. c. Johnson, spent Christmas in Yuma with their son and his family. Mr. Johnson is a promi- neut real estate man of Los, Angeles.
 c. D.. Baker & Go. buy and sell real estate Call in and see us. A pleas ure to show properties free of charge w. c. Tonkin, manager of the Cali, fornia-Arizona Copper Company, passed through Yuma Tuesday on the ''Lim- ited'' on his way to, Phoenix. Mir Tonkin is delegate from Yuma coun- ty to the Arizona Mining Congres: which -conyenes at the capital today.
 Don't forget the fact that you arc now in a position to lay up a little money by buying your goods at Alex ander & Co.'s, for they ave the good' aud the prices.
 Prof. l.. J. Bardet, the local photog rapher, went to Phoenix Monday nigh under engagement by one of the prom inent citizens of the capital te-takC views of the various features of tht Fair. The views are to be used in il lustrating a magazine article descript i've of Arizona's first annual Fair.
 The best line of s250 shoes for mel and women in town at the New Yorl Department Store.
 Prof. A. H. Mcclure left for Phoeni, Tuesday night to look after Yum countv's educational exhibit at tn Territorial Fair. It seems to be very creditable one, considering tn exceedingly short time there was i which to prepare it.
 Alexander's Comedy Co. is all right but Alexander & Go. can go them on better. for it is no comedy, but reality when it comes down to regular bus ness, for they are there with the good: Don't miss your chance.
 Buy your goods and get Free Chins ware at the New York Departmen Store
 Come and see our new line of pel fumery, toilet articles and prepei ations-best that can oe secured Ketcherside Drug Co.
 Fair Commissioner Townsend left fC Phoenix on Saturday nights traii having first packed and arranged fC shipment the Yuma county exhibi which was forwarded by Wells Farg Express on Sunday. The exhibit col sists of lemons, corn, pumpkins, pecan honey, brooms, etc., and some of the a ticles ought to carry off premiums, an doubtless will.