Safford rattler., September 23, 1896, Image 2

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SAFFORD RATTLER.
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pubhed Uednesday
Bv The
COURT HOUSE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1. S. PATTBKSON - Editor.
Price,
81 per year
oui pTpoiyry
Endorsing our platform of
last week, we hereby declare
it a principle of the supporters
of this paper and of the
voters of Safford irr particular
thtit, realizing the necessity
of reform in our county
government, we will gievour
unqualified support to "those
candidates "who declare for
reform and give us evidence
that they are sincere in their
declarations.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
hOKSHKItll'l
1 hereby announce myself
"as an independent candidate
cor sheriff of Graham county.
W. B. Foster.
Future Residence.
U
':" Giovei: Dan, whoic is the best
T ! place for me to lctiie to when I
leave Washington?
Col. Dan: Snloumnville, Aii..
is the best place I know of tor
hos.
Peismis desnous of obt lining
ceitificatsof good chaiatfir will
do well to consult the editor ofthe
Hull, tin. tf
With this issue the Rriu.ii
for tlio present, hut it will
rattle again in about two yeais.
Adios.
WHY WE FAILED.
To the voters of Giaham county
we wish to state Jthat the reason
we failed to bring the lomoval of
the count' seat to an election lies
in our iaulty laws.
It ib simply impossible .to move
a count' seat in this or any other
county, and we must abide by the
lesult.
We thank the many people
throughout the length and bicadth
of the county who have assisted in
(his cause.
Wo thank them for the courteous
manner in which we wcio
while soliciting names to
our petition. We thank them for
their hospitality.
We desiic to thank the honorable
Board of Snpei visors for fair
ness in their i tilings for their just
mtei pi elation of the laws as they
stand. We .no glad no blame can
be attached to them. W can
citizens of this county
that our boaid
out of this contest with no stigma
attached to their names.
"Do you think, sir," said the girl's
mother, "that you have the patience
and forbearance to be a kind husband?-'
"Madam," replied the younpr
man in earnest tones, "I can put a
fourteen and a half collar on
a number fifteen shirt without saj ing
a single stroncr woid." And she confuted
to the match at once. Household
Words.
"I'm in a quandary," said the eminent
clhcial. "What's the matter?"
inquired his wife. "They are talking
about having1 a prize fight right under
my ury nose. I've got to do
or thelavy and order element
w ill be after me." "Well, issue a proclamation
foi bidding it." "Yes and if
1 do that may bo they'll go and have
the puz.s fight somewhere else."
Washington btar.
aught" It was the baby.
He had upc.Ued the remark sixty
times in the past hour. Mr. Newleigh's
hair, such as it was, stood on end.
"liwowalmb wowbkgwow filwaugll"
added the baby,, w hile people living
across the got up and closed
their windows. Mr. Newle'gh took a
whetstono out of the table drawer and
giound his teeth "To think," he
groaned, burying his face in the pillows
"that I should grow up to become
tho father of a union depot train
crier!" Itockland (Me.) Tribune.
"My doctor is a leal joker," said a
Lew istown lady. "I didn't know that
my talking bothered him when he was
writing prescriptions until jestcrday.
He never mentioned it, and I always
asked him all sorts of questions while
he was writing thein out Yesterday
he examined me, and sat down to wiite
something. I kept talking. Suddenly
he looked up and said: 'Uow has your
system been? Hold out your tongue.'
I put out that member, and he began
to w rite. He wrote and I held out my
tongue; and when he got through lie
said: 'That will do.' 'Hut,' said 1, 'you
haven't looked at it ' 'Xo.' said he, 'I
didn't care to. I only wanted to keep
it still while I wrote my prescription.'"
IJAMS & PATTERSON
Safford,
'm DEALERS IN
WW"
Windmills, Pumps, Pipe, and Fixtures. Brass. Valves,
Hose, Cylinders and Steel Water Troughs and Tanksthat"
any one can set up. Pipe cut and threaded. A full su pply '
on hand.
Arizona
: : CASH STORE : :
Gi'fii lent ltiirifiilu TIoiimc In Sull'orit
Call and see my Goods and be convinced before buying elsewhere.
J . T. OWENS, Safford, Ari..
""" " SAFF8RD SRM1MG G&"
Dealois in Hay, Grain, Flour, Lumber and Brick. Manufactuieis
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ofthe Famous Brand -l
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FOR ANYTHING YOU WANT
To eat Weai or build a house, cheap for cash, or square ede lumbci
at 825 per 1000, go to.
I'.J.DACOBSOXJLSONS, - - Sallord, An.
JUST RECEIVED
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A Fl Wnc of EaJli)d Winter
derware and Hg.
Colors, shades and prices to suit the buyer. Gall and see me.
cnsii frices conrETE with mi.
WILLIAM KIRTLAND
Safford Meat
Market,
.7. 1. IsissjLlor9 Prop.
N. P. BEEBE,
Handles Osborne Ac Go's.
and the celebiated lirtel
Hay Pi ess. S.tllord Aii..
JEriMIM & GfflT
Dealer's in
Dry Goods, Giocciics, Boots and
Shoes.
Cheapest Store in the
County.
Freeman & Sparks.
Novelty Saloon,
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Most orderly house in tho county.
Safford - - Aiizonn
PIONEER SALOON.
Keeps the best Wine and Whiskey
in town.
H. PALM, Prop,
Post Office Store.
Books Stationery and Candy.
T.T. HUNTKR, -. Safloid.
Go to the
16 TB i snifion
For Good Wines Liquors and
Sallord
Cigais.
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