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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
DONE WITH THE GOVERNMENT

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 An dis sahennen, cha, ht fur @on', !, cFeflic me fur free cents. Frum dia tune on l'se sour man. shAk-s polInts from de blds ob my gArmen,s. an I ~ants II un'es,ood ds, I'se . lnimy ter dis house. an ter de pberseer ob dsse prem ses An 'sides da, snos.s ~haI a Ne~niied States soIdIer IS asleep rlie-now i'se gNinieF gi, club an bn tfai man.
 Kentucky has no state debi que.;ion. What calamity 10 demagognes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
DONE pOiIfIGAftY
Wat 4 Man Sto!e Woman and yVhs he was Knocked Down

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
PRlC |. : CENTS.
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY
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red fo>c : ,le bush ob nature
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 he henor ah4i .et nnd> mank ih,e,e> stole t'otn hrury; men,
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 N hon .1nlilella- ta fiaucr1 q vhst, g,an Hzt .uf ll,s katte t,i .,> hsn to, >aahAt
 VI blood $ t,9 n .d .egl, ts ehltc la#.ie ~o,l L.. s4e.c |, bta4lesi aete, aaa sutsh.ne ss .sh#.et vhsie mn
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 When y'.pe 'Fi W' mrfft Hf''i se- flesl. tt .ceh.s Hgeh sttsaae dsi men ,,tll m.,tc sa ma h PfctaraiIan hrr ltc us sa hti. lat de,th b' lien shen Jc elznuet hata, i..,e. b,at> as oaaR ntg- setz tct ie i4aaze
 D, bod l.5al ;, h,tsi ,t,islesn oh Aln.,i, ..n hlei'. deu d, helltf bas Dc le,,,,. ,n d, book d,ao make sch fuss t, dc ,o', ,t I. l.,a. l,,i' d., ato e"unicd 4-.4-aliieu tlu man < good eaasat,,u tr,.s dasn nsk' uaeh aine, en.c s,hu h, stte iai
 ILA.n, def eteo ,dsutt} ter bc i.aa ,', puusulenee know I 4 nigRsr- Ilrc, he, "uec eh ha, ps',. he'd iaag se'- mon b,n' a a3.0 house g'itia bio~ed a,nsn >h,lt ,le man ~ae en h,h,n' nm =.s7H''ay tIu' r,r -rry- r':rty' day ,ir itsi.- i.IIl, s,t,srt *. .tl. s.Fpel,a ahuf.h
 ,arers be.idf u'a hAb,u good a e.lu- ,..i.ou ss de hei hab got. ,s de stabbcf- ncst 'liug, in IL e"tld When yoke oh steer, ..cis tstm d4 gstne tss water L tll..ll m..he IT. siinet.u.c ei fl. .gon is loaded AId ~itnin au h,luu, ia Il run of a blua t hundred fed h'Rh- nehsI puts hti ,aiii,denss ta a aocr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
DIDN'T THROW A KISS.

"whz, do you mean = exclaimed an Arkansa@ man. arising in church and shaking his fist a; the minister.
 What do mean Dy Nha;. sir.
 |" By aingin' kiss d; my ~ife-
 e. l didn', ,hro~ A kss, ST sas sim spie making jes,grc.
 That's all ugh: then. If ], wan; s kiss you flung. go ahead ~.,h your ra, killin' l live O.; began; the forks of the road. myself.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

c1en hsaasahlc ~.a the >u,, cSsiui result oi ,ht> mecung
 Ihe F4aap'l> ,-,tn IT then do'crmtna [" hgEc the'' dutS tr.atdle>> "i eons >cqeeuses. took position lioth ptstels hod Sauali-neeu,i, and both mcn ten dead he seconds >haek hands W,tulls rc.iaa ae dat ,hc >tAtc lnttte,i had been .yfNgH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

The Rev. Mr. Barns. the great re,ival- ist. has declared that drunken men are easier 10 handle shan sober men. NIT. Barnes would make a good paIieem..'..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

A Texas law prohibits the sale of per nicious literature Tn that state. and Will no, allow the sale of any hut Ih, planes, and mos, home like rcvolyers
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Al one tune recent" ii=s..s thf'a;:F, that the army worm had a;tae ked the cotton. but ..s the damage ~.as >o lish, the invader Vt, declared te lar the n.,s1 worm.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

The secretary of the na1N h.s appro.e ed the design of the president il1s. ti las, the president af tie AFted sfates. like the tramp. vii "carrN thc hannsf..'
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

A writer in the Whitehall zin4..s sign, himself ''Deceny." It IS unnecessary io say that 1t Is not a political article
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

The happie,f "l @fl'-5-. .leg8# sta.s R. tf- London Ssfs.sssz. .=s= :l,..>. 5.== .s= :-..-l position >aeh Ca3s5.> I...a4t HeraLi.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

General Wheeler. the celebrated c>- confederate e4e..lrlinaa. NAnt> . ign, duels. This is sese pad taste h the future lc, the general remember ih4t the ARkANSaw TkAfElE. sax.r >aiehE nca~ dealers everyN herc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Yes, I-amts position ], yer entiabic He's dead you know
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Mr. Beeehef says ,ha, yea mas. believe action ra,:.cr than 'vor,i>. Henry WI, once newspaper man. and discovered that t~o dollars on subscription p.id by sexton were worth nlprc than :Uo hum dred promlses itom ,ne man who has charge of the flock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Coleridge declared that a man never really forgot anything. Probably NIT. Coleridge never owed a debt or run d newspaper.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

\.ytiia vent t, id 2stnrou, lfuuse ana Hdeeed N,>. smsaa ta elop, W4ia t-ttt s.e.4ss d.ss. =A.laaIds slmeau
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Boys under twelve year, old wlil no doubt le&rn with regret that a cifcu, has just been attached at Louisville. k,. |, is sad that the -la....- -c..l,sc of the eAAlach- men, was that the clown perpe'raied a new joke. originated by Adam and re- -nsed by Edwin Cowles.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Kentucky has no state dcbi que.,lon. Wha; calamity 10 demagogues.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
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When ,'eps er 1#prrt af''i fles l.. t .ctn.s aEh' stssaat dst men Ntii a,tc a.l ala h preparation tIf lIic .,il ,a hule t3' death B,a lien shen dc .glzf.uct hltai it.,,-. b,,te ae eaaf p,g-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Mhcu | lIll.zslz .sznine4lzls ta riarrcr | Whlt, .,,.,n nj =af iles Eatt,e fc4 ..> Azaa t,5f-.tt.h&.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

The editor of the Richmond f;aAen IS dentist. He has one advantage No loafer IS likely to sit in his chair 4 den- lists chair is an uneasy seat and no man wants to sit among its blood coiored cush- ions any longer than he osn possibly avoid. It has been hinted tha, Burton. of the Bakon is not really a dentist. bu, that he practices The dentis, ruse in self defence.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

An exchange says: Il is a wonder . that with his laziness Mars Twain has ever written such large books. Mir. Clemens did no, write books with his laziness, bu, lazinesS.. which is migh,icr than the pen. has greatly aided him. for when he begins writing he is too lazy io stop. lis sad ,ha, h., publishers have 10 drag him from the work.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

High life in Mexico IS said To be q per petual couuship. The husband and wife occupy separate apartments. and when the husband wishes to see hls wife. he sends perfumed note, and Ii agreeable to the lady. he makes formal call This was attempted some time ago in Arkan- saw. The frs, communication from the husband read John Walkelmash pre- sents his compliments tol Mrs. Walker mash and greatly desires that she should repair to his room and make a fire
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

M r'i.shed men e.t seand pc trsa b,c,, nt. Al l ,aet ,eed h1d a hole 7u #
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

M b!aea ri ,8 dj #,sals ls e haJc la i, ..otl L., s.4ac i, bl,.les. uigtet nz=.H 4,.utsb.n. sis .shss,s.t , itis iazsia
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Hush. ~alk ligh, dar. ole nlarsier's asleep" sad old simon. bending over the bedside " T~iiigh, sas deepening anh< a tinge of eve and the lamp had lusi been lighted. Simon's house. situated n quie, neighborhocd, among vines tha, climbed around its rude eyes, was indeed
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

ha- uafe fesi.e. kin hune> ,knotan, .ioa h.ts iul A5@e tss, .i4t.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
CnAR.E. J. GUIrEAu.

Ths1uDJecl ot this shetch was known to fAu C, but who@e It ry forms aa i'm i,orta.t lInk iu tine evelts of he day. But 4b0ut ten mon hs ul |, | displayed rare gifts. Ills father and mother both bclop sed to he famous Mr.. KJ lands trained dogs, hut 4 Il he knew was mischief. Formerly, he was cailed "CrIcket.
 bui on tie night on which the yer dict was rendered a.xin,t Guiieau lie showed unmistakable grief by putting on mourning by placing his head in an ink pot. SiIce then. he has been named Guiieau. He was ranky, his weakness being the fol
 lowing of celebrated men. lie WAS for q long time, an ardent ( .sciple of Dr. Tan.er. and his death is direc- ly due 10 a departure from that school. L2tterly, he joined the O. car Wilde party, his p 'etry being expres- -el Tn an thetic wag oi the tail, salu wag beg an.ng at the sh' ul- dcrS an undu.a a,Ing along his | bone ke the grand swell and fall f an ocean pillow, terminal ns in. a cur: of the tail Ii e q que iioI mars askia.: What a,e the wild ways saying?" H.. hs> been in this office since infancy and, although o' cr- tienally doing misc hief, he was liked by all. IL was originally in- tended to execute him 09 June 3)th, contempor Aneously with the execd- Iicn of the arch-as sass sir, but some wretch has taken the job off our hands Tie seddest O all is that rhe devil F. '''e lat hold on poor Suic.u, an 9''' him away -der the b oo..ins ca. law, vi hout box !, or buriAl-unhon. rcd and uasung-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

Sam H .ltGn. wbiie, and Jmes Keys, colored, imprisoned for mur. derous assault ou deputy sher fl St Be'ton, were hung by a hundred masked men.
 Gen. Geo. D. Rsmcsy is dead
 he arrears O. rtrt hill passed c second re"dine in the House of Com mon' on Monday.
 San Francisco ladies are visiting Cost'e Garden, New York, on the arrival of emierants. to obtain ser wants in lieu of Chinamcn.
 Wm. II. Brown has been confirm al as Survs y r-General of California.
 There is strong hopes of Senater Ben Hills recovery.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
TOWSER.

This morning, Tow CT, the post off, dog. ,ell victim to de th's old brace. Towser was ten years eld, harmless and qnlct, aTd was liked by all. Children played with nin wiih impuniEy and m'a en joysd his antics. His life was shori, 1, at best and it would have i'-sn much be ter for hi.n to have die natu- raj death .h4l 10 nave hscu taken AS Lsw was. Farewell. .Ow-erl
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
azIne Obituaries.


JERRY.
 Seldom, if ever before, have W, seen the dos whose lie wa, worth writing up, but Mitl;ia the last few
 days, death dealt out by cold poison
 has taken from cur midst some dogs
 mLe=e lives were precious to their
 owEsrs and whose presence will be
 mIs>ed by many friend. Chief
 among the canineS was Jerry From
 his infancy he has been reared ai.d
 lrai ed by Johnny Packer, and was
 d dog whose value was Hot counted
 by dollars and cents. Of royal par tnage, his blood was Of he best, his father bsing a water spaniel and his mother an imported English set
 CT. J:rry was b nn in San Diego on tn. 18th day of Ju 7. 1878. From his infancy, he has shown remarka- ble traits. While Johnny was livIng in Cave Greek, he wou send Jerry 1 regularly for his mail once q week. - distance of ten mils-. At one time, he was down sick with fe.er, and ths faithful Jerry was entrusted ~i;h note 10 Frsnk Rowe, who lived nine mi ss dist ,ni. The note was faithfully delivered and assist snce rendered his ma ter, which, in til probability, save,l his life. Since lying here in town, Jerry has taken he market basket and regularly ev- ny mcruing, would do ihe markets n 1879, a lawsuit for possession of hs d 'g was held in this city. S,me : ne siolc ile GO. and sOl.t him, but ohnny gained the ownership. Fab lnus prices have heen offered for i'm, bit refussi. Some one, either ut of pure meann .ss or spite. threw $ bison into his rom, anl, thinAin: 6 had Eeen- -hs-l-i-------- 1 ailins 10 save him Yesterday ,ornin 2, a coffin WAS made, grave T .. 2. and the last of pnor Jery was ivsn a Cbr;Sti,n burial followed 3 his grave by many friends Thus he be>t dog in the Territory has f assed from sight. but hs will d. rays Le remembe: ed by all who new hln.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

A CARp-1'o all who sre su1erln. from thr crrors and disaast'yns 0f youth, nervous weakness, est~iv decay iuss of manhood &c :, vill cs.d re cire that will Cure y1ls free af charge" This great remedy was discovered by mission ,rx .n Soufh America. Send d sclf-ai- irs>st,i en velnpc lo the REV JOSEF. f. LYMAN. Station D, New York City.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
Vim. B. Hooper & Co. are agents for Damiana Bitters.

Wm- B. Hooper & Co. are agent. for Damiana Bitters.
 Blowing will not alter the peoples mind, therefore call al Rosenthal 6 Runners Store and examine his Clothing, where you will find a con- plete outfit from S4.50 to $40 co, and the large assortment ever brought 10 town to select from. *tt
 l 0 n ar who las a family to sup port or restaurant to run, saving f 20 per cent 10 30 per cent on the prices of groceries is an imnortan matter. Tha: is why so many are going East across the plaza to Hoop CTS.
 TnE MEXICAN REMI Dy for dis eases of the Kidneys and Bladder is Dlmiana Biiiers.
 A ros TIVE cure for dyspepsia- Daniana BIffers.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
Advertised Letters.

Unclaimed letters in the postofiice af Arizona, May g, 1882 Campliu, John D Parker, James ( alderwocd, Jos Shrivcr, Sarah Hil, Chps Cr') Billafies, Tones Lord, Robinson Psrcioi Ygracio Loftus. John F Rah $, Manuel Liv'nssten, " E B4lles. es.s, Fla'co Call TOT advertised" iutters.
 GEO. E MONKEY, P. II.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
RUBE.

This well k nxn dog, formrrl, onnee. by Shrr fl Thomas, bat la'rr by Iioxertl l, fell victim to strych- nine on Sunday morning. He WAS a dog possessed of great atfrc tionste powers and WAS a general favorite in town. Faults he had but few, good traiis-ma
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
t1i y to the elder Cameron more than twenty years ago.
Late Telegrams

Latr IcieSrama
 A dispatch f.oyn Collingwood, Ont, says the latest advices from
 the wrecked steamer Mauiioulin,
 burned near Killarney, places the
 numi CT of persons lost from twen- ty to twenty five. The purser did not have time 10 register al! on board, and the lost are not rrcortlel, and rrobably the names of all the victims will never bc known.
 When Postma ter Pearson of New York, reached his office Monday, he fund q post ii card addressed to President Arthur, rotif, in~ him if h. did not cal Minist. Lowell from Eng and and ask ihe uncondrtiora, surrender of all Am,ri an citizens in British dunxeons without lrial. he would be asssssiuated. The writer VIII be sought for.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
fE:is}s Ktvs.
1'hey all do t! :!

I'hey al do t /. Do wha
 Dri ink milk ,.onch al the Cabine ". NJ. Licge;t took the stage fo Vuiture this morning
 "If you have timc," try one ei
 those E. N. H. cigars at the Palace
 Saloon.
 Strawberries tonight at Lorins 's.' 1 Ohl those E. NJ. H. cigars. Geo
 E Loring keep, them. Ripe Cherries at Loring's. We call attention to the advertise meut of Al Wormell, which appe ITS m fo-day's is-us Al has one of the finest alfalfa pastures in the valley.
 If you wish any article of liar = ware. H ,senthal 6 Kutner can suit you.
 DAAIANA makes the old young and the weak strong and healthy.
 Sportsncn, Miners, rancnmen, and others wanting Guns, Pistols and Ammunition. can procure them of Rosenthal & Kutncr.
 Loring exhibits some fine bananas in his show windows.
 The case of Wormser vs. SolHide is being tired by jury to-day. The .as- comes up On an execution i~- 'Ied for possession of freigh team. If you want nohhy and stylish Ihirt. go to Goldman < Co for it, as hey are just in receipt of fine as ortment in that line. *1w Fresh ripe strawberries every day [ [ Loring's. i; Wardrnbe=, Desks Screen-D ,o-s, d lot Bnds, etc, made to orler on k hort notice, at :. E. Patton's Car 2 enter -hol, adjoining the Telegraph r ificr. *1m
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

Clears out rats, mice, roachc.-, flies, ants, hed-bugS, skunks, chipmunks. gophcrS. 15r Druggis!s.
 you w'nt good app -tie, drin- Damiana Bitters.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
| Ba,Aupa.be." 1"

Quick. complete cure, ail annoy -ng Kidney, Biadler and Urinary iseuses. $1. Druggists.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
Samaritan Raervina


 1 cures Nervous isy-pepsia r.ipts.t.on O 1 he Heart Asthma. Bronchitis. Scrnfala. syphilis diseases of the kun -ys, ana all 1 diseases of the U inaIy ois;tns- Nervous l d DI .ity. caused ny the indiscretoaS ci y Il. h, permanently cured by the use ol i ills valuable remedy. To you, Ncc~g, middi"-aged Slld old m en who ar coverins x ou. suffering as wi Il a man le by silence, look ul,. v c1Ii be $ wed by time efforts. aud make Ofnaln 'nts to society. and jew T. IL the crown oG your w@@er. II you will Do n.'t en tii- srcrct long. upCil it SHps vogU i-a:s. and destroys both boly ana sonE Ii yoI ase tnGs afi.ict z, Ja e Dr. R chm .nd'- Samaritan Naf.ine. H. II esto1e yolr sl7it red nerve, srreS premature decay. i.nVaft lone and o-.cr-,s 70 the whole sy ien.
 SAMARITAN NE&vINE cured my it cir [ sSzs. She was aiSs de7 a-,d q .m5. but it tsssed her She c@n ao" Is' k ana heal as e.-N s.s aeytotr-
 EI TE-H- -.ss-- -Snrin.sE-4l-A-r- -4.-i-- j. E. FLETCHER, It Collins. coin.
 sAaf,RIrAN NERvINE made sur. eyre of 2 ,4-e oi fits for ID -OA. E. B. R,.Ls. iiiattsViile, Kan.
 SAMARITAN NERvI1sE cured of v.- 70. nen algia and sict head4chs. ,'Rs. WI HsEsoA- l-1--., 4'i SAMARITAN NEKvINE was the mear- oi curing nly wife of spssm
 REV J. |. U IF, Beaver,
 SAMARITAN NLAyINE cured me of asth s. aner spending ovc' ,5.JJ0 .'i.h ui her tlocr.-rs
 $. R. 'iuBsoN, New Albany, I46. SAMARITAN NERvINE eGectually cur. me of spa<m'-
 Mess JENNIE WArRrN. 7l0 West Van Bu. st Ch.cage, IT SAMARITAN NERyINE Cured our child ot Ii s afs given TO to die b, our family. 1t hatii g OCT i-5 III = hoa:s- HENRY h~E
 NelYilla, Harren o..
 Tenn.
 sAMARITAN NERvINE, Cured me ,f sc:ofala after suHe-iug for eight ears. ALBERT SIMfsOS,
 feOri4, Ill.
 SAMARITAN NERvINE Gu cd my :, n of fits afte, saending g, 400 ith uth-r doctors, ,. W THoa ToN.
 Claiosrii, Mi ss.
 SAMARITAN NERyISE Cured me perm nentiy of epieptic fits Of stubborn character Rsv wN MA TIN,
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 SAMARITAN NERVINE Tias permanently cured me of epilepsy oi many enfs duration. JAooB SuTEn,
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 SAMARITAN NERvINE Curea me of bronchitis, a- hma and gen. eral debility. OiIvr MYEps.
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You WILL never have ,nnr stom- ach if you drink Damiana Bitters.
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PmGNIx. \. T, Nay 24, 1882.
 I have this dpy snld to Jos. Thal- heimer ny entire ork If L.qlors, also leased him ;hc Gen Salon fOs enc year. In retiring from husiaess, I wi h to thank all my friends for their liberal patronage in the past and also ask them continue their patronage to my successor with the same liberality. Good bye.
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< Murterer Captured

MOUNT VERNON, H., May s. Robert 4. Smith, who killed Char ley Yost, was captured hy pos e after bring shot at several times and seriously wounded. There are fears of mob violence. He is now in White county.
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For heallh, s;renE'h anl vi Ssr, drink Dalniana Bi;ters.
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on ths Phpnx x mine, ca ne in this morning from Cave Creek. He -e- ports great progress nn the "ross-c It
 They are now ia fifty feet from the foot of the shaft. h-,ve struck the
 edge and are working in B plen'Iid ore In his judgment thIs is one of me coming mines. Mr Mack has di Ovrred a fire Iedae in the same di-trict which shows Tree gold He has two men worki4g on it. The Cave Greek district is coming out a 'ast. and VII prove Lonat "a. nc only to the owners of the mines. but
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". B. HooPEa t Co. are agent for Damiana Bitters.
 Carl S;erer has moved rom his old stand next to Loo,el,'s saloon and will hereafter keep his bakery at bis new place, three d0ars south Of Inc telegraph office
 All respectable dealers keep Da nliana Bitters.