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VOL. 2. KO. 4.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
Official Directory Grata County
Council Burt Dunlap
I.KOlstATURF Geo. SUuner, Joseph Fish.
BOARD Or SUITRUSORS
Henry Hill, Chairman, Clifton
F. W. Hays, Member, Fort Grant.
A. II. Bennett, Member. Safford.
II. L. Smith, Clerk, Solomon llle.
SiiERirr Arthur A. W Ight, Solomon llle
Recorder Manuel Leon, Solomom llle.
Treasurer Kranl D)sart, Solomons llle.
District Clerk B. 11. Adams. Solomonvlllo
D jst. Aitv. Hoy K. Jones, Solomon Ulo
Probate Judge Geo. ClufT, Solomom llle
80RVEYOR Samuel Logan, fcolomon llle.
Assessor I'edro Mlchelena. Solomonvillo
G. Y. G. & M. RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE:
HetweerrllOWIEand OEKONIMO.
Taking effect Sunday, March 1st at 1,00 p. m.
No. 1. No. 2.
9 20 a.m.. Lv Geroulmo! ...Ar..8 40.pm.
0 20. a m..Ar.. .nrtTho..iK:SS5JS
10 00 .am .I.v..
"10 SO.. am. Lv,. ..MathewsUllo J....LV.7 40.pm
..am. Ar . Ilma
10 45. .a.m.. Lv.. Ar.7 20.pm
10 67..am..Lv., ....Central J.. . ,..Lv.7 09. pm
1112..am..liV . ....Thatcher J Lv.G57.pm
11 SO.. am. .At. f ...Safford i ... 1 l'V.0 40 pm
j
11 40. am..Lv.. ..Ar6 s5,s,m
, ,1 Lv.6 17.pm
..am. Ar..
. Solomon l..
..Ar-6 u.pm
11 S3 .a.m..Lv .
12 26..a.m..Lv. n.n M 1!iip1i 1 ...Lv.5 41. pm
12 39..am..Lv, Ulg Wind Mill X ...Lv.5 31.pm
12 50.. am Lv. , Bailey's Wells I.,. Lv.5 20.pm
i45..P.m..Ar Boie ""''"'
Mountain Time
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 run dally except Sunday,
connectlug with Southern Pacific 15. It. at Bowie
for all points east and w est, and w Uh Laj ton's
stage line at Fort Thomas for San Carlos, Globe
City and Tonto Basin
X Stations have no agents.
i Telegraph Stations.
The Company reserves the right to ary this
schedule as circumstances may require.
AVai. OAKLAND. Jiesldent.
Arizona and N. M. Railway,
-)e(
TIME TABLE:
Time talilo
,.Oo!ng Going
No. 11 83 '
North SoUth
Jan. 1. 1893
a
No. 1
No 2
tLds'burg 10 20 a m
J12 00 m
x'100pm TSummlt 9 20am
t.2 00 p m ArDuncau 8 20am
2 10 p m Lv Duncan 8 loam
2 35 pm t Sheld'n 7 45 am
2 43 pm t Yorks 7 38am
3 05 p m t Coronado 7 25am
3 25 pm t Guthrie 7 10 am
.3 55 pm ft Siding 6 45 am
4 00 pm t n Siding 0 40 am
4 SO pm Ar Clifton" 6 15 am
Trains run dally except Sunday
F stnnnn Rlcrnal t Lcae 1 Arrive.
PROFESSIONAL.
DENTISTKY.
H. E. Brenner,
Dentist.
fSAFFORD, ARIZONA
n.Annal tf rmaVa frrkftfl falso plates from
CAB UJCI'IMCM w - t - - f , .
RllO 00 up. Teeth positively exiraciea iyhuouv
ipam
f OrncK Hours 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p, m.
LEGAL.
H. B. Fonda,
Justice of the Peace,
8AFFOHD. - ARIZONA
Special attention given to collections
Draws deed, contracts and ill kinds of legal
papers. Titles examined and abstracts fur-
ulshed.
Barnes & Martin,
Law Offices
TUCSON, ARIZONA
Wiley B. Jones,
District Attorney,
BOLOMONVILLE. ARIZONA
Practices In all Federal and Territorial Courts
F. L. B. Goodwin,
Attorney t Law.
SOLOMONVILLE, ARIZONA.
Practices In all Federal and Territorial Courts,
HcColinm,
Attorney t Lw.
BAFFORD . AKIZUNA.
dices In U, 8. and Territorial uouris, mnu
before tho United States Land Office.
TS" Attorney mt Law.
CLIFTON, AKMUHA.
Office In the Arlsona Copper Co's Building west
side of the river.
L Edwards,
Attorney at Law,
- - - AlliaoriA
.. ... .. . !... PnnntV ,.,
Altenasuie lihhicv unm ui i"
i ana practices in au ne uium iu uu".
William Place,
j AtUrney at Law.
-"! BAFFORD ARIZONA.
Volar? Public and Conveyancer
R. S. Patterson,
'2 a Attorney-at-Law
BAFFORD, ARIZONA.
fLJUBLi
LOCAL NEWS OF THE WBBC
Items of Local Interest Gathered by
Reporters on their Rounds.
DOINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
llrcciy Little Note of Ueneral Interest
l'lcked up Here nnd There.
Tlio foundation for Row Down's
now rcsulcnco is complete.
A largo stock of garden seeds at
J. T. Owens.
A car load of ico was shipped
this week from the Thatcher ico
fuctory to Lordsburg.
Cowboy hats, boots and slickers
at John 'Wake & Co's.
Tho brick kiln, which is being
built by M. II. Morrill will bo burned
and tho brick ready for markot
about tho middlo of next month
Choice alfalfa seed for salo at I.
JB. Solomon's, Solomonvillo A. T.
3-27-21.
A danco will bo given in Jacob-
son's hall to-night, at which tho
best music over heard in tho
valley will bo furnished.
Now then, tako vour chickens to
Zundel k Puller thoy pay a good
prico for them ono hall cash and
ono half on tho store
Geo. H. Miller, representing tho
Crockery Co.
of San Francisco, was in town this
week.
Hats for cowboj's, grangers and
dudes at John Blake & Co's.
at priCCS to Stilt tho times.
Androw Ulako who has been
very ill for about two months past
left last Saturday, accompanied by
his borothor, for tho hot springs in
Arkansas.
You should soo those suits I am
soiling for 85.00, thoy are worth
twice the money. I. E. Solomon.
.
Row . W. Downs will deliver a
lecturo Sunday night on "Solomon,
tho brilliant fai'uro" tho choir will
render a beautiful atnhemand other
pieces, all arc invited to attend.
If you wnnt a good suit af clothes
cheap, call at J. T. Owens.
Next Friday night a dance will
bo given at Robinson's hall, music
will bo furnished by a professional
musician who is a Iato arrival in
tho country,
Tho largest and most select lino
of clothing at John Blako & Co's.
at prices very low.
Chat Chose, tho Indian who killed
Lot Smith on tho Little Colorado
was acquitted by tho jury last week,
it being shown that the Killing
was in self defonso.
An elegant assortment of dress
goods at John Blako & Co's.
In tho notice of tho coming
of Albert Teoples two weeks
ago wo were mistaken in tho name
of tho bride. It should havo appeared
Adelia Ballard instead of
Hatty Ballard.
Buy a wind mill liko J. T. Owens,
eithor for cash or on tho installment
plan. W. F. Ijams, Safford.
Abraham Guerrero was arrested
Tuesday morning for stealing onions
and other vegetables from
Frank Michael's garden. Judge
Fonda fined tho prisonor 825.00
and in default of paymont ho was
sent to tho county jail for 25 days.
A largo stock of crockery just
received at J. T. Owens, wash
bowls and pitchers, &c &c.
2
W. D. Jofferson has sold a half
interest in tho 16 to 1 saloon to
Cris Gish, and Cris has assumed
tho position of bar tender and can
now bo found at tho 10 to 1 twirling
the cock-tail spoon like an old
hand.
The largest and best stock of
boots and shoes at John Blake &
Co's. at tho very lowest prices.
P. T. Robertson, ono of Gila
county's most popular attornoys
made us a pleasant call this week.
Mr. Robertson is a young man and
a cood lawyer and is well
mc of the success he has attain
ed in his profession. Ho will probably
remain hero until alter tho
coming term of court.
A full lino of patent medicines
at J. T. Owens. All of Chamberlain's
medicines carried in stook
tf
Tho Thatohor ico factory is running
regularly now. Mr Layton
has already stored in tho cold storage
room many tons of first class
ico. It is estimated that tho plant,
whilo running will freeze a 50-pound
cako of ice every ton minutes. The
creamery, run in connection with
tho ice machine, is perfect in its
arrangemont and a modal of neatness.
Ico will bo sold at 1 cent
poi pound.
I havo just received my spring
and summer clothing; prices are
so low that it is astonishing. Don't
fail to sco tho same. I. E. Solomon.
SAEEORD, GRAHAM
GIVEN AWAY
At Less Than Cost of Express Charges.
As an inducement to havo
every man and woman call
at our sample room on or before
March 31st.
and inspect our samples, and as an
advertisement, wo will give away
A SUIT OF CLOTHES,
Three Pairs of Pants and a Silk
Dress Pattern
of any pattern selected from our
sample books.
For iurther particulars call on
us.
Dear Sirs and Madam: Wo have
just opened a sample room in Safford,
in which wo will display
samples of Men's and Boy's Suit
ings, Pants and Fancy Vest patterns,
White, Fancy, Silk and Flannel
Shirts, Undcrwaro, Hoisery, Auto
matic Buttons and Cuff Holders.
Ladies and Misses Fancy, Silk and
Cambric Shirt Waists, Wrappors,
Silk Vests, Silk Dress Patterns.
Undcrwaro, Hoisory, Corsets and
Corset Waists, Toilet Cases, Hair
Curlers and Handy Packages.
Smyrna Rugs, Chenille Table
Covers, Body and Tapestry Brussels,
Velvet, Goblin, and Ingrain Carpets,
Laco Curtains, Window Shades, Mattresses,
Wall Paper, Wall
Silver and Gold Table ware and
Novelties, Jowlry, Cutlery, etc.
All Carpets are cut sewed apd
freicht paid to nearest R. R. sta
tion.
All Suits and Pants aro mado up
from measuro, fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
We havo tho largest and most
select lino of samples over shown
in tho valley and will tako pleasure
in showing same and giving prices
whether you purchase or not.
Don't delay in calling as we will
remain a fow days only.
J. H. Wallace & Co.
Agents.
Two doors west of Fonda's.
Itoud Flooding.
Last Tuesday morning Benj.
Perkins, of Thatcher, flooded the
county road in front of Alfred's
btoro, at that place, and road-master
Martincau went before
Justice Woods for the purposo of
swearing out a complaint, but
finally- .concluded to allow Mr.
Pcrkins'to complain on himself,
which ho did, and was fined 85.00
by iho Justice.
This is the only method by
which tho roadmaster will ever
bo able to lecop tho roads dry, and,
whilo it is not very pleasant to bo
arrested and fined, neither is it
pleasant for tho public to travel
thiough a continual mud holo.
Thero aro several bad mud holes
between horo and Thatcher, to
which wo wish to call the road-master's
attention.
Thero are miles of waste ditches
in ttje valley, bordering on tho
county road that have not been
cleaned out for more than two
years, and when this condition exists
it is no wonder tho roads
aro flooded.
We would say to tho roadmaster,
if peoplo will not clean out their
waste ditches and take care of
thoir wasto wator, bring thorn
tho noarcst Justico every time
they flood tho road.
uirt'rjHS.
Hill On tho 23rd inst., to tho
wifo ol C. W. Hill, of Thatcher, a
son.
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If you want a mower that will
cut any kind of a stand of alfalfa,
without choaking, and a machine
that will last. Buy tho Walter A.
Wood. I. E. Solomon agent.
One week from tomorrow night
the Arizona Comedy Co. will mako
the grand oponmg ol Robinson s hall
with their famous play, "The Golden
Giant" Reserve seat tickets
will be on salo at tho Guardian
office, at Robinsons hall, and at
Wightman's drug store,
It will soon ba time to cut hay
so j ou had better buy ono of my
Walter A. Wood mowers, which
uro a high grade machine. I. E.
Solomon agont.
At the last Club meeting it was
decided to hold no moro meotings
for four weeks, then a general work
day will bo had and also a dinner
given to tho workers by tho ladios
of tho club. Four weeks from tomorrow
night tho club will give
an entertainment in Jacobson s
hall.
We aro told that District Attorney
Jones has been employed by
the Mexican govornmont to assist
in tho prosecution of tho men arrested
somo weeks ago for attempting
to insito a rebellion in Mexico.
Mr. Jones is now in El Paso for
that purposo.
E. T. Ijmas ha3 sold all his stock
cattlo to an eastern firm, through
Mossers Hooker andStoelo of Wilcox.
Tho figuro received is tho
highest received for stock cattlo in
soveral years. Mr. Iiamssavs his in
tention is to invest every dollar of
COUNTY, ARIZONA, MARCH 27, 1896.
ARIZONA MINING.
The Ilcst Camps on the Pacific Slopo Located
Within onr Dordcrs.
Messrs. David D. Dibble and
D.Roberts,itwo expert minors from
Utah, arrived in Thatcher last Friday,
where they aro at tho prosent
time.
Thoy started from Utah threo
months ago and havo spont that
time in visiting and examining tho
different mining camps in tho
northern part of tho territory
They will visit tho Lono Star dis
trict next week, and from thero go
to Clifton, Morenci and in fact
visit evory camp of note, in Arizona.
MrfDibblo has been min
ing for tho last 35 years, and during
that time has visited every
principal mining camp in tho west,
except those in Arizona. His
present visit to tho Territory is for
tho purpose of investigating mines
and ho says that both in richness
and quantity Arizona s mines sur
pass, by far, thoso in any State
or Territory ho has visited, and he
says on account of the country being
so well watered and the camps
lying in such closo proximity to
tho farming districts makes both
the mineral and farming lands
much more valuable.
Tho last samp visited by these
gentlemen before coming to the
valley was Gold Filds, about 20
miles from Mesa city, and their
opinion is that it is ono of the
richest camps in tho Territory, and
as soon as it becomes better known
it will become a. great camp.
Mr. Dibble, although a Utah
man, sa3's if that state had ono
half of Arizona's gold, our Territory
would still bo well enough
off and Utah havo about what sho
is at present claiming.
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That School Mnddle.
Tho school muddle at Mathews
villo broke out fresh again a
couple of weeks ago. When tho
trouble was compromised before it
was agreed tnat tlio nrst threo
months of school shouln bo held
in tho now houso and the last threo
months in the old one.
The first three months went oft'
all right, but when tho trustees
moved the seats to the old house
for the last three months, troublo
broko out again; tho teacher resigned
and after several attempts
to secure another teacher, the trus
tees all got mad and resigned
and Supt. Cluff took the matter
in charge and employed Thos.
E. Williams and Miss Carrie Johnson
to finish tho term.
All last winter Mr:Geo. A..Milli
Lebanon, Conn., was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. At times it-was
so sovero that ho could not stand
up straight, but was drawn over on
ono side. ''I tried different remedies
without receiving relief," he
says, "until aoout six montns ago
I bought a bottle ot Chamberlain s
Pain Balm. After using it for three
days my rheumatism was gone ant
has not returned since. For sal
by all dealers in medicine
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NOTICE! NOTICEI1
Great cut in prices of patent
medicines at tho Safford Drug
Store.
King's Medical Discovory large
size 70cts, medium size 35cts.
Electric Bitters 70cts. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, lago size
70cts medium size 35cts. Hood's
Sarsaparilla 70cts. HHH Liniment,
35cts. XXX Liniment,
35cts.
J. II. Wallace & Co., agents for
ono of tho largest wholesale houses
dealing in ladies and gents waro,
household articles, havo opened up
a sample room two doors -west of
tho Novelty in this city, and are
prepared to fill orders on short
notice for anything in this lino.
Call at their placo of business and
inspect their samples. This firm
did business for several weeks in
Globo and gave satisfaction to all.
In another column of this issue
will bo found tho new id, of Alexander
Bros, of the old reliable store
of Ft. Thomas. Thoy havo just received
an immense stock of ladies
and gents furnishing goods for the
spring and summer trado which
thoy aro offering at remarkably
low prices. Whon in Thomas call
and inspect their stock.
Tho Coppor company of
Bisbeo will shortly receive moro
machinery, and it is stated on good
authority that tho company intend
doubling thoir force of men in a
very short time. If this is done
Bisbeo will become ono of tho best
raining camps in the United States.
H. W. Bloom, traveling agent for
Diobold Safo Co. was in tho city
this week. Mr Bloom has traveled
through tho Territory for tho last
twenty years and says that business
all over Arizona is better to-day
than ever before.
Mrs. D. W. Wickersham and
Miss Lulu Olnoy made us a
pleasant visit on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Smith, of
Solomonyillo, wero visitors in
tho
u r JNOAN .
Over 40 men aro now at work at
Carlisle. Tho mill is being rapidly
put in order to run 20 stamps.
George Child, a brother of II.
W. Child, arrived Tuesday. Ho
will act as cashier and book keeper
for tho now company. Ho is a
a very agreeable gentleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Tong went to Clifton
on a business and pleasure
trip.
A big run of business on our
railroad now. Two trains run almost
daily.
Mr. Murphy has resigned tho
positioiLof of post master and will
move to his ranch.
J. R. .Nicks has opened a fcaloon
in Carlisle.
Judge Haynie is out again and
is getting better slow, but ho is a
sick man yet.
Pcto McDermott mado a trip to
Clifton for men this week.
will bo a Mexican camp.
Mrs. Black is visiting her daughter
at Guthrie this week.
Mr. Billingsloy is now a common
man; he is working for wages,
cleiking for Mr. Tong. Frank is
qufotly enqniring for figures on
adobo and frame houses; ho is got
ing to build soon.
Mrs. Mattison received a marble
monument this week from tho Tuc
son marble works, for her late husband
s grave, that cannot bo beat
in any stato and it is a very
monument.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebo Thomas, of Junction
City, 111. was told by her doctors
that sho had consumption and that
thero was no hope for her, but two
bottles Dr. King's Now Discovery
completely cured her and sho says
it saved her life. Mr. Thos Eggers
139 Florida St. San Francisco, suffered
from a dreadful cold, approaching
Consumption, tried
without result everything elso then
bought ono bottle of Dr. KiDg.s
Nqw Discovery and in two weeks
was cured. Ho is naturally thankful.
It is such results, of which
these aro samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicino
in Coughs and Colds. Freo trial
bottles at all Drug Stores also at
General stores. Regular size 50c.
and 81.00.
NOTICE! NOTICEI1
Great cut in prices of patent
medicines at tho Safford Drug Store.
King's Medical Discovery, large
size 70cts, Kings Medical Discovery
medium sizo 35cts. Electric Bit
ters 70cts. Chamberlains Cough
Remody, large sizo 70cts, medium
size 35cts. Diarrhoea and Colic
cure, small sizo 15cts. Hoods
Sarsaparilla, 70cts. HHH Lini
ment, 3octs XXX Liniment aocts.
Fardoned.
Gov. Hughes, on March 17, pardoned
tho following prisoners in
the Yuma penitentiary whoso
terms had almost expired, for tho
purpose of restoring them to citizenship
Feliciania Gomez, sentenced-
from Maricopa county,
November, 1889, to ten years for
assault to murder; John Braska,
sentenced from Maricopa county,
November 30, 1894, to one year
and seven months for burglary in
tho second degree; Damacia Alvarez,
sentenced from Maricopa
county, November, 1890, to ton
years for assault to murder; Manuel
L. Arviso, sentenced from Pinal
county, November 10, 1892, to
five years for grand larceny.
.
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End of The I'eralta Case.
A Washington dispatch says:
Tho claims of James Addison
Reavis to tho Barony of Ari
zona, 13,uuu,uuu acres nas reacneu
its end so far as tho civil, courts of
tho country are concerned. "The
Baron" appealed to tho United
States supremo court from the
decree rendered against him by tho
court jf private land claims at
Santa Fo last June. Tho case was
then docketed and dismissed on motion
of tho solioitor goneral. No
ono appeared for
who is awaiting trial at Santa
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Fcfcures Piles, or no pay required.
on crimnal charges.
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At tho grand drawing at tho
Wallace &Oo.r:amploroomon Wednesday,
E. T. Ijams drew one suit
of clothes and a pair of pants, costing
him only 81.50. J. II. Sparks
drew ono pair of pants, E. A. Jacob-son
one pair of pants, and Tommy
Wansleo drew a silk dress pattern,
costing him only do cents. As an
inducement to still havo people call
at their store thoy will havo a
series of presonts to offer their customers.
Mr. Johns who was hurt about
10 days ago by falling from a
load of hay, seemed to bo getting
along all right for soveral daj's,
when suddonly ho took worse and
Dr. Porter was called who found
ho was suffering from contusion
and also slight concussion of tho
brain. Mr. Johns is very bad yet
but Dr. Portor thinks ho will pull
STOLE A SADDLE.
And got Twenty Days for his Trouble.
Last Friday night a Mexican
went to tho home of C. W. Francis,
and finding that Mr. Francis was
not at home, insulted Mrs. Francis,
and when ho left stole a saddle.
When Mr. Francis came home ho
sworo out a warrant for his arrest
which was placed in the hands of
Constable Daley. Mr. Daley know
that tho Mexican came from Wilcox
and set out for that place, accompanied
by Mr. Francis. When
they arrived there they received a
telegram from ' Sheriff Wight that
tho offender was in custody at
Solomonvillo. It seems that instead
of going to Wilcox he went
to Solomonville, and as the officers
were on tho lookout for him he
was soon located and arrested by
Sheriff Wight.
Ho was tried before Justico Parks
and given 20 days in the county
jail ior larceny. A more serious
charge will be preferred against
him as soon as his sentence ex-
pires.
Social Problems.
Communicated
Editor Guardian: Why can
merchants who haul their freight
by team from tho railroad station
under sell thoso who do not?
Ans. Because tho freight does
not cost them as much.
Why does tho G. V. G. & N.
chargo 25cts. per hundred pounds
for frieght from Bowie?
Ans. Because tho merchants aro
foolish to ship by rail when
freighters will haul tho goods for
tho same prico and kcop the money
at home.
Why does tho G. V. G. & N.
chargo 15cts. per hundred pounds
for freight from Safford to Bowie
when they will haul the same
freight through to Willcox for
12 per hundred pounds?
Ans. To run freight teams out
of tho country.
Why docs tho G. V. G. & N.
pay no taxes?
Ans. Ask tho gang that sent
Murphy to Congress.
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Not to be Triefld With.
From the Clncinnattl Gazette.
Will people never learn that a
"cold" is an accidont to bo dreaded
and that when ia occurs treatment
should be promptly applied? There
is no kowing where the trouble
will end; and whilo complete recovery
is the rule, tho exceptions
aro terribly frequent and thousands
upon thousands of fatal illnesses occur
every year ushered in by a little
injudicious exposure and seemingly
trifling symptons. Beyond this,
thero arc to-day countless invalids
who can trace their complaints to
"colds," which at tho time of occurrence
gave no concern, and were
therefore neglected. When troubled
with a cold use Chamberlain's
Cough Remody. It is prompt and
effectual. 25 and 50ccnt bottles
for sale by all dealers in medicines.
NOTICE! NOTICED
Great cut in prices of patent
medicines at tho Safford Drug Store.
King's Medical Discovery, large
sizo 70cts King's Medical Discovery
medium sizo, 35cts. Electric Bitters
70cts. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, largo size 70cts, medium
sizo 35cts. Diarrhoea and colic cure,
small sizo, 15cts. Hoods Sarsaparilla
70cts. HHH Liniment,
35cts. XXX Liniment 35cts.
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A few days ago a couple of Mexicans
discovered a thirtyfoot tuncl in
the Santa Catalina mountains which
they believe is tho entrance of an
old mino. They found near the
mouth of it several assayor's cupels
and somo oro carrying gold
Nobody knows of any mine that
has ben worked in recent years in
that vicinity. B. Bnchta'Vrnb
staked tho discoveroi's yes
and thev set out to make an in
tigation of tho interior. Star
llucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in tho world for
Cuts, Bauises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sorqs, Totter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin Eruptions, and postivoly
It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded
Prico 25 cents per box. For sale
by all Druggists and Medicial
dealors. tf.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
Great cut in prices of patent
medicines at the Safford Drug
Store.
King's Medical Discovery large
sizo70cts, Kings Medical Discovery
medium size 35cts. Electric
70cts. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, large sizo 70cts, medium
sizo 35cts. Diarrhoea and Colic
cure, small size 15cts Hood's
Sarsaparilla, 70cts. HHH Liniment,
35cts. XXX Liniment
35cts. 3
in
Two hundred new chairs havo
arrived with which to seat Robinson's
hall. Thoy are now being
placed in the hall. Tho opening
play will bo given ono week from
U'Alt. 001 01 ? . . ..' fl this money in Safford. I city. Wednesday. . VV" him throughall(right.
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ESTABLISHED 1895
"PUT UP YOUR HANDS!"
Was the Command Given to Mr.
ferson by a Highwayman on
Thursday Night of Last
Week.
EELIEVED OF HIS MONEY.
Held up by a Lone Robber on the Kull-
road Track Parties (inspected A
Search Warrant Issued,
Safford is getting up quite a
reputation, rather unenviable, however.
On Thursday night of last
week at about 11:30 o'clock, as Mr.
Jefferson was going homo ho was"
stopped on tho railroad track near
tho Groesbeck hotel by a masked-robber
and relieved of his pocket-'
book, containing G5 or 70.
On that day Mr. Jefferson coP
lected something over a hundred
dollars, but during tho day he paid
out all but tho above amount. It
was evidently known by the highwayman
that Mr. Jofferson had tho
money as Scotty, the plasterer,
who was but a few stops ahead of
him was first bailed by tho robber,
but when ho saw ho was not Mr.
Jefferson he passed on without
holding him up. Scotty noticed
that tho man had something over
his faco but did not think about
him being a robber. Tho robber
then went on up tho track and next
met Mr. Jefferson, when ho commanded
him to hand over his
money, at the same time exhibiting
a sixshooter. Mr. Jefferson
handed him $1.50 saying, that was
all ho had. The robber then said:
"That's too thin, hold up yur
hands," andprcscntinga sixshooter
to Mr. Jefferson's forehead. It is
needless to say that his hands
went up. Tho robber then reached
in his pocket and taking his
pocketbook, keys and tobacco,
motioned him to move on up the
track, at tho same timo going up
toward the Union ditch himself.
Mr. Jefferson immediately alarmed
thoso of tho citizens who had
not retired and a posse scoured
tho town from Jacobson's cornor
to Blake's mill, but as it was dark
could find no one.
It is pretty generally believed
there were two persons mixecla8'
up m the affair, and a search warrant
was issued on Friday but iff
did not bring any of tho stolen
property to light. It is believed
some arrests will be mado shortly
in
Old People.
Old people who requiro medicino
to regulate the bowles and kidneys
will find the true remedy in Electric
Bitters. This medicino docs not
stimulate and contains no whiskey
nor other intoxicant, but acts as a
tonic and alternative. It acts mild
ly on the stomach and bowles, adding
strength and giving tone to
tho organs, thereby aiding Naturo
in tho,performance of the functions.
Electric Bitters is an cxccllant appetizer
and aids digestion. Old
peoplo find it just exactly what
thoy need. Prico fifty cents and
$1.00 per bottle at all Drug Stores
and General Stores.
NOTICE! NOTICE!!
Great cut in prices of Patent
medicines at tho Safford Drug,
Store.
King's Medical Discovery largo .
sizo 70cts, Kings Medical Discovery'
medium sizo 35cts. Electric Bitters
70cta. Chamberlain's Cough,'
remedy large sizf, 70cts. medium
size 35cts. Diarrhoea and Colio
cure, small size, lficts. Hood's
Sarsaparilla, 70cts. HHH Liniment,
35cts. XXX Liniment
35cts.
It is reported that four men
have been arrested for the robbery
ottho railioad company's safo at
omas last week, two at Ft.
at Willcox. All of
fnillHnus ose, but it is
men
arrested aR7mLLLLBfatho
parties who cos
bcry.
Simon S. Hartman of Tunnel
West Va; has been subject to attacks
of colic about once a year, and
would have to call a doctor anp
then suffer for about twelve hours
as much as some do when thoy die.
Ho was taken recently just the
same as the other times, and concluded
to try Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
He Bays: "I took one dose of it
and it gave me relief in five minutes.
That is more than any thing else
has over done for me." For uala
by all dealers in medicino.
NOTICE! NOTICE!! '
Great cut in prices of patent
medicines at tho Safford Drug Store.
King's Medical Discovery large
sizo 70cts. Kings Medical Discovory
medium size, 35cts. Electric
70cts. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, largo sizo 70ctSj medium
size 35cts. Diarrhoea and Colte
Cure, small size, l.Octs. Hood
Sarsaparilla, 70cts HHH Lint-
mont, 85cts. XXX ' Liniment
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