The Arizona sentinel., 1905-07-12

p state, and was one of the associate ju:
Il tees of Wisconsin. He also attaine
t military distinction during the civ
war, being breveted brigadier genera
: at its close. He was q distinguishe
s soldier, statesman and jurist. He wa
Y 81 years Of age.
: $50 for mems pants at actual cos
2 during the dissolution sale at the N. Y
r store.
l Supervisor w. f. Marvin has re
ceived the appointment rs agent il
Yuma for the Provident Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association of Los Angel
es, formerly represented here by r. P
Fl. Laney. now deceased. This concern
has furnished considerable money fol-
the construction OF buildings in Yuma
through the agency Of Mr.. Laney, ant
the business will continue to grow
under the management of Mr.. Marvin
who viii pursue the same energetic
policy as that OF his predecessor.
a guess with every Sl.O0 purchase at
Sangunetti's.
Little Ella Carr, who won the girls
race on the 18th, called at the Sentinel
Office on Saturday after a paper. The
little girl wassquite unconcerned about
her victory. When it was suggested
to her that she must have run some"
before, she naively replied ''Oh, no;
| | never thought of ruhring until the
race was on. l just kicked off my
shoes, threw my bonnet to mamma, and
told her | was going went" To
her the winning of the race was d mat
ter of course.
The Tavern, THE Tavern,"
The Tavern, that's all.
Fred Freddy has written his mother
from San Francisco that he had under
gone an operation for appendicitis at
one of the hospitals there, and would
leave the hospital the next day July
p Ientirely well. Mrs. Fredley was
very much surprised to learn of the
operation, the young man having
thnughtfully refrained from telling her
of his intentions.
Men $500 King Quality and John
Adams high grade shoes for 1926
during the dissolution sale at the N. Y
store.
DR.. Pugh has received letter from
Prof. G. c. Woodson telling him that
Mrs. Woodson died in West, Texas, on
July 1st. Mrs. Woodson was an inval- |
id and during their residence in Yuma
was almost entirely helpless. Her
death was therefore not unexpected.
Mr.. Woodsons friends here extend to
him their profound sympathy in his
bereavement.
Shoes to fit every body high or low
Blk or Tan at actual cost during the
dissolution sale at the n. Y store.
L. w. Alexander has purchased the
beautiful home place of w. w. Wood
nan on Orange avenue, paying for it
5000. This is very good evidence that
Aleck has decided to be lone of u.s."
md that he has confidence in the flu
ure of Yuma.
The finest line of cigars in the city at
drug store.
The latest report from Sheriff Gus -,
livingston is that he is improving rap !
dy and the physicians say he will en-
irely recover. All of which is well
oma news to Guss many friends.
If you want to avoid the prickly heat :
his warm weather just call at Alexan-
er d Co.'S and get some Of their fine
ssortment of soap, of which they have {
ust received a car, and keep the dirt t
nd dust off: Sure cure. {
Senator Ives has appealed from the I
Judgment rendered by the d1Nrict I
curt in favor of J. w. burlington for
ents, and nlolfeys loaned Ives and wife a
our years ago. Banker M1nning of I
'ucson and NJ. j.. Nugent are on the i
ppeal bond.
The people of Yuma surely apppeci- c
tie good thing when they test it, and S
II that reason Alexander & Co. have 81
lst received another carload Of that e
-mous Los Angeles beer, for every y
ody is calling for it on account of it's V
lperior quality. J
NJ. J. Nugent has appealed his case,
herein John StOffela received iudg- :
ent in the famous Levy property {
tits at the last term of the district 3
)urt. )
The 4th of July has passed again, and ;
ii only comes once year everybody )
emed TO appreciate the fact; but s
mt forget that Alexander & Co. are 5
ere every day in the year-which you s
ant toappreciate, for they have every s
ing you want at prices to suit. :
are under way for a big ;
rnival in Yuma on the 10th of Sep )
mber, which promises to eclipse all {
eviOuS efforts in the line of fetes. ;
The Salton sea is slowly rising, but !
e prices of goods at Alexander & s
is are tasty falling, so if you want s
cd goods, lowest prices and prompt 5
tention don't forget to call on them. !
Mrs. J. Rimpau left yesterday for )
1aheim, Cal, her old home, where 5
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