The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

Queen quality Oxfords, S2-J3 ana S5'o0
ct the New York Store.
The little daughter Of Afr. and Mrs.
Frank Crane died last Thursday and
was buried Friday. This is sid blow
10 the parents. who are grief-stricken
over the loss of the little one.
White goods. laccS aud embrCideries.
the finest in the land, st the New York
Store.
Monday and Tuesday were very busy
days with District Clerk Molloy, and
he did averitable "land office business"
On those days ten valley citizens
"proved up'' on their claims.
You don't have to buy last years
dress goods when you can buy the very
newest novelties for less money at the
New York Store.
w. w. Lowe of P;tlomas arrived in
town Monday. He says the late floods
did a great deal of damage in the Pal
omas valley. more than the food of 1891.
What pretty hats, and so cheap
exclaimed q lady customer at the New
York Store.
Under the new dog law the county
assessor must assess every person liv-
ing within radius of one mile Of Yuma,
one dollar for every male dog, two
dollars fol: each additional male dog.
and three dollars for every female dog
in his possession.
When it comes to footwear. there Is
only one place where you get style and
quality at the right prices, and that Is
at the New York Store.
George Hodges brother Of Pete and
Billie Hodges left today for his home
at Los Angeles, after a business visit
with his brothers in Yuma. Georges
many friends will be pleased to hear Of
his good luck and prosperity.
You won't have TO dog gone" any
more "waggOnes," since Alexander &
Co are now in position TO sell You
the world-rerowned "Old Hickory
wagon. of which they have the sole
agency. DON'T bay any wagons, bug
gics. etc. etc. until you first see them.
". 4. Tonkin, owner of some valu-
able copper properties in Copper Noun
tains. Cabezas Mining district Yuma
county arrived from Los Angeles Sun
day night, registering at Hotel Can
dolfa. Mr.. Tonkin left Monday night
for Copper mountains to look after his
mining interests.
Handmade harness and repairing by
experienced harness maker-at John
son s. Bowles.
Hon. W. F. Timmons. A. NJ. Foster
and their families managed to get
through from the Capital yesterday
They have been detained in Phoenix
ever since the ad jonrnment Of the legis-
islatnre on account of the washing Out
of the CSila river bridge between Phoe.
nix and Maricopa.
They say'' lightning never strikes
twice in the same place, but it is d
cfnch that Lightning" hay presses viii
for if you desire the best, call at Alex
ander & Co. s. who have the sole agen
cy for Lightning hay presses, portable
engines, etc, ETC.. and they have got
The terms and prices.
1t is stated III a Tucson paper that
the Aqua Cafiente Springs water took
the first premium fer mineral waters
at the Worlds fair.
Did you see the snow in Yuma:
Well. it wasn't snow; it was simply {
sack of that famous and pure ''Driftet
Snow" flour handled by Alexander 6
Co. which fell of the wagon ant
spread on the ground
". D. Smith, government hydrogra
pher at Yuma reports the flow of The
Colorado TO have been the greatest OF
Sunday, the 18th inst, the record bein!
$50. 600 miners's inches.
Talking about warm articles in a fro
zen state, we have the Swift les
thing in town in the shape of carload
of Swift's ham, bacon, lard, boiled
hams canned meats, dried meats, etc.
etc.
J. L. B. Alexander. one OF the prom
inent lawyers of Phoenix, is here look
inc sitter the interests of r. S. Patter
r son. for whomhe is counsel in the BAN
of Yuma litigation.
There are biers and beers, but whe
yoG want good genuine BEER, cal
up phone &C Alexander & CO.-wh
will Immediately ''show yOui' by put
ting it right where you want it. Bot
tie or keg at prices never before know
in Yuma.
Wanted-Your Laundry work, W
ask you to give US a trial. We hav
fhe facilities and experience that wi
do the best worb-work that will b
satisfactory to you in every way
A. pha Laundry CO. Phone d.