The Arizona sentinel., 1905-12-13

Ivanhoe Lodge No. 3, Knights of Pythias. will give ball in Masonic hall December 25th-Christmas.
 Premiums with all shoes, at the New York Department Store.
 The county treasurer is paying all warrants up to and including October, 1905.
 Premiums with ladies hats, at the New York Department Store.
 Mir. Charles E. Lewis, one of the hustling, wide-awake farmers of Ynma valley, was in Yuma today for the pur- pose of ''proving up'' on his homestead, which is one of the best in the valley.
 Premiums with dress goods, at the New York Department Store.
 w. C. ronkin, manager of the Cali fornia-Arizona Copper Company, and Mrs. Tonkin came in from the compa- ny's mines last evening. He reports that an enormous amount of rain fell in the Copper Mountain district last week.
 Premiums with ladies ready to wear apparel, at the New York Department Store.
 Y. c. Benjamin, of the Valley h. vestment Company, has returned from a business trip to Los Angeles.
 Premiums with all holiday goods, at the New York Department Store.
 Owing to the increase in the number of school children in that district. an- other teacher has been employed at the Crane school in the person of Miss Hallie Betdell Thomson, recently from the state of Georgia.
 Premiums with all toys at the New York Department Store.
 Will De Spain has resigned the posi- tion of under sheriff and his place is being filled by Walter Riley.
 A man was found out on the desert in a terrible condition and the first he wanted was drink of water, and a loaf of Mothers bread from the Yuma Bakery. HE CAME FROM YUMA.
 Ed Clark and wife returned from Los Angeles last Friday, where Mir. Clark had been under medical treatment for Bright's disease for several months. Their many friends will be sorry to learn that MT. Clark is confined to his home, with small chance of recovery.
 The people of Yuma have learned to appreciate good bread and pastry, and we thank the public and hope their patronage will still continue as Moth er's bread at the Yuma Bakery is with out an equal.
 Corinne, the S-year-old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Geo. w. Schutz and granddaughter of John Fishbaugh and wife, died last Thursday at the family home in Yuma valley. The aggrieved family have the sympathy of large circle of friends in their affiiction.
 The holidays are fast approaching and our fruit cake is excellent, so don't forget to leave orders for Christmas at the Yuma Bakery.
 Come in and look over our holiday goods and get our prices. New York Department Store.
 CD. Baker & Go. buy and sell real estate Call in and see us. A pleas ure to show properties free of charge
 Don't forget the fact that you are now in position to lay up little money by buying your goods at Alex ander & Co.'S. for they rave the goods and the prices.
 The best line of S250 shoes for men and women in town at the New York Department Store.
 For all kinds of vegetables and fresh fruits go to the Yuma Fruit Market on Main street.
 Alexander's Comedy Co. is all right, but Alexander & Co. can go them one better, for it is no comedy, but reality, when it comes down to regular busi- ness, for they are there with the goods. Don't miss your chance.
 Buy your goods and get Free China ware at the New York Department Store.
 New holiday novelties in ladies head wear at the New York Department Store.
 Come and see our new line of per fumery, toilet articles and proper ations-best that can oe secured. Ketcherside Drug Co.
 Miller & Peasley have commenced on the levee and are doing good, clean work. Alexander & 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.
 Go to Darling's bargain store for mantels.
 K. A. McPherson was down from bis ranch at Laguna last Saturday. He said the flood waters have all disap-