The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-26


 the Bankrupt stock sale at the New York store.
 G. H. Rockwood, ot the Pioneer Liv- cry and Transfer Company, has return ed from visit in the east. Mrs. Rock wood will not return until fall.
 Hot. Eotter!, Hottest! But don't forget that you can keep cool with that fine Los Angeles beer handled by Alexander x Co.
 During the absence of Sheriff Tiv- ingston, the Sheriff's office is Under the efficient care and charge of Under Sheriff Will Despair, reliable and careful officer.
 Prices never before made so tempt ingly low as during the Bankrupt stock sale at the New York store.
 w. C. Tonkin. of the Arizona Sam bling and Smelling Company, left for his mines in the Copper Mountain dis trict last evening.
 We have beautiful line of ladies' drawers trimmed in lace and elnbroi- dery that we are selling way below cOSt.-J. Rimpau.
 F. C. Foster. superintendent of the Palomas canal, ie in town on business. He says that the canal was badly dam- aged by the heavy floods in April, five miles of the ditch having been obliter- ated-flled up.
 It is the easiest thing in the world to find fit for your feet, your fancy and your finance in our stock of Queen Quality Oxfords at the New York store
 Johnny Rin1pau joined his family in Anaheim, Cal. last week for a short | visit, and later went to Los Angeles to look after business matters. He re- turned to Yuma Monday.
 A great many complain about the water being unhealthy so Alexander & l Co. have just received car of Los 4An. geles Brewing Co.'S beer. This is the i beer that is making Los Angeles fa- nous. It always tastes like-''more.
 Never before could so little money purchase so much cool weather con- fort as during the Bankrurt stock sale at the New York store.
 Frank Jordan, formerly of Yuma, is now in the employ of the Imperial Ca Eal Company. Frank is good man and competent to fill any position under that irrigation system.
 Count your 5Oc. pieces for dollars and get here quick before the Bankrupt stock bargains are all gone, at the New York store.
 Mrs. R r. H. Lanct has been ap- pointed by the probate cOurv adminis- tratriX of the estate of her deceased husband. Her bond of sixteen thous- and dollars was filed today, with John Gandolfo &nd j. w. Darlington as sureties. The SaltOn sea is slowly rising, but ( the prices of goods at Alexander Sc ( Co s are fsstly falling. so if you want good goods, lowest prices and prompt l attention don't forget to call on them. l Mr.. c. T. Daggart of San Jacinto. Cal, brother of Mrs. R. P. H. Lancy, is in Yuma and wifi take general I charge of the business affairs of his sister and assist her in the admistra~ fion OT her husbands estate
 can give oou fft, style ard very low price in yoar s.mmer clothes.- 2 John Rimpaue Neil, the little son 0f W. r. Martin, ' had the misfortune to break his thigh : bone in Los Angeles last "Wednesday, by falling down stairs. His aunt, Miss '. Lillian Sherman, went Go Los Angeles on receipt of news of the accident to i assist Mrs. Marvin caring for the child. Sick, siclIer, sickest Another sixty E six and then you are well and happy; e for call Phone 66 and Alexander X Co. 0 prices and prompt attention fer any p thing that you want will be attended to and you will have no more com plaint. Dr. Clymer received a letter from o @rS. Livingston which stated that the =, Sheriff is at the beach, and while growing stronger, and appetite i'm i, proving, still coughed good deal. q, Possibly the cough would some disap- . pear if Sheriff Livingston would return Io Yuma. Los Angeles climate is not L specially conducive to the cure of coughs. r Did you hear that great crash the n other day? It was a family breaking sr Ip their old crockery and preparing to P ay in 9. pew and superBr supply at ts Alexander & Co. who are headquarters il Or everything in crockcry, tinware, c glassware, etc. =, Farm lands, ownproperty, residences V, md all kinds of real estate bought, sold tnd rented by the Yuma Title Ab-
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