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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-06
deer LODGE PROPERTY
For Sale.
Some Of the Most Desirable Grounds
Put on the Market.

Having concluded TO sell all our property In the
Clay tt and Clagett Dixon Additions 10 the town OF
Deer Lodge II 10 now placed the IN arket without
reserve and James II. Mills appointed our agent 10
sell the same. The property includes,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-06

The tract Of ground fronting south 100 feet on
Second street and extending back 800 feet to First
street including the Clagett residence; which will be
sold intact or broken up into two or three lots.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-06

Also eight lots 50xI30 feet EACH In Block J. OF the
Clagett q Dixon Addition, Immediately east Of the
residence Of 3. X. Larabie, ESQ, and fronting on
Second and Third streets.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
Arkansaw Hospitality.

Dsring the Fair the convention OF the
Cotton Planters Association OF Amenoa
will be heldin Little Rock. -Four hundred
delegates. representative men from all
parts OF the south, viii be present and, II
they are good looking men. will doubtless
add much 10 the attraetiveness as well as
the importance ofihIs + air. l. i doubted
that the hotels and boarding houses OF
the city can accommodate the immense
crowds of visitors that will be n attend
anee and cal has beer made on elii-
zcns 10 take in the strangers. Hi ARK
AS,.w TX syEIER. never behind n hos
piiallty or enterprise IS among the mrs. 10
respond. Gentlemen Of the Cotton liant
cr's Association. oet palaisai log ab.als al
your disposal. This log cabin Is the only
piece of real estate we ever owned bu;
gentlemen. hanged II you ant welcome
TO share il with Us. We regard YOU as
f1ddiers who Fan play The ,ain OF the
tune, and With genuine Arkansa~ hosp
tally We relinqulsh the dry spot the
spo; tar,hest from the cob-s;oppered Jus
and invite you 10 come and say as long
as you please
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
TIE Emperor Demeanor.

.t,c<a,.s.eG II. has rea"nnces. a. pre-
z4at.oa ior his personal safety n appear
IN. u he streets II he eapital Il ate.
He . row accustomed q dute through
OF, the ,owr VIII he empress and his
children II az open caru@gc. Unattended
y any military escort; The imperial
Co1;pic APPEARED q; al the Summer man
., avre- OF the array and the navy they
went on board navy schoonev> amid the
sailors. received number Of young Off
GERS and depu,anon> from he provinces
IN their pace, ii Fe,erhof. and n gen
era displayed the H,mos, uneoncern OF
danger. Their trsl appearance in the
streets IS invariably greeted with tremen-
dous cheering on the part of the people.
who are glad 70 see the lie thus given to
the ouren, reports OF the cowardioe OF
their ruler.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

TO a number of chickens, ducks. geese. or
cattle in the road. they would skillfully
direct their horses SO tia. the count would
be on Miss Mares side Of the coach. and
her scores leads all others. Commander
Clark and other gentlemen on the road
to otseso Lake wrote 10 their friends on
the route to have their cats prominently
displayed IN the window when they
passes. as a nice supper was depending
on the result. Colonel Swoyer and 9TH
ers go, an mixing of the arrangement and
caused me ladies 20 rcqGest change Of
seats in he Tsily-Ho coach as partlcu-
lar favor. of course the gentlemen we're
too gallant 70 refuse this reques'. and he
ladies soon won sufficient number
OF games to secure. sappers for the
season. INITIATED people who passed
;ha; way were surprised 20 notice the
large number Of cats ,ha, were found sun
ming themselves in nc windows Of even
other house that day.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
New Stvle OF Gambling.
Unea Ohsener

Colonel Swoyer i the originator Of 4
new form of entertainment for parties OF
two or more riding in the cars or other
vehicles or walking. Il IS called coach
:as whist" AZ! s instructive g voting
people As well As interesting 70 the old
aniyoung as the means of passing time
easily on long trips. When theaparty sits
lis members divide into sides They OBJ
serve and eeun, all he living things they
meet, and each has value IN game OF
go points. For example. all feur footed
animals. with the exceptions noted. count
ten points each: chickens and two-foo,ed
creatures, FIVE each a cat, twenty-five :
ca, in a door. fifty. and pussy in a win
dow. go. or game. Nothing IN har-
ness counts. An old lady carrying a
folded umbrella counts one hundred. and
blind man led by dog. hve. hundred,
or two games. This season Colonel
Swoyer's family and their friends have
not had an idle or stupid momen, on
their trip. Miss Marie being favorite
with the coachmen, they have always
played into her hands. For example
when driving along the road. If they came
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
Genuine Meanness.
Fali Rner Advance.

4, certain mandatory IN Fall River.
where there are a number Of young ladies
employed. j; was determined or ;heir part
TO presen, their employer with ar album
and large family Bible, as testimonial
OF their regard for him. The money was
collected and the articles purchased. On
the appointed afternoon the girls collected
a, the Office oi their employer, and IN
speech presented him with their offering.
The recipient accepted the gifts and
thanked The giver. in a few choice words.
After cont eysing some :i!ne the overseer
glanced a, ne clock and said : Urls. !
think YOU had better "a back - your
work i.ow yoa ha.e los: three quarters
of ar hour already" The girls we're
aiken abaok. and feeling much dlscon-
eeT,ed, wen, back 70 their work. but great
WAS their surprise and ohagrln when the
mex, pay day came round 20 md that
the overseer had locked every one
Of them for the time lost in making the
presentation.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The ARKASsaw TRAVELLER can be procured
wholesale al the following wholesale news
-epots:
4me,sccr Vegi Company. VeD Y0,S.
im<yloes .SrscJ e.. DtErty. ok.
:; Rcreker. Ksr5ci City. No.
. H. u tar Or,GAG .Tet..
fstyIoGr .feV, Co., N Pail. Mr..
Baltimore Ne.rt e.. Rsht1eye. NJ!
cerrai Mac To-. Pai1ldf!fs:-. Pa.
CsnCinn.E .NclcJ Co. Eiss!rHGt! Osis.
Dsiyon Mao a.. Drf,oa. .hatA..
Noufresi Neri Co. .M.Icsi. tsreSs.
Vepxyk .Ne;cg TO-. .NS;rayk. y. =,
Ve7r ErSLs,sf .Nc-rj &C.. b ion. .Mi1s.
Vrsv York .Nc:4i &C.. VIM Io,k.
E7iGyi.ys .Nc7rs e. ,Ftats,F Ia.
Pioie A!1rf Nc;r' c.. Pyec:2escs. 4. l..
S1r FyGr,iss .Nc;oI D.. .Ss- Fyass.tcU. Cal.
81 L9asJ Nf;r5 c., 81, I9.i1. Ne.
Tcyoaio .Ne:rl Co.. .N3aEerl Fa..f. Osfey:o,
be5.<ys .Ne;pa l. sI.sSe. IL,
=
Ne1r C,.s1.l Nrgc] 10 Nc'e or.e=Ef Ia.
And IS sold ~ re,a.' aeNstea'ers every
shete.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Til ARkaNsAw TRAVELLER cabin will
be an object ofinteres, TO every visitor to
the Fair. 1t will be of especial interest 10
the = old timer. who was, perhaps, born
in its oounterpartsand saw the first light
through the chinks in its logs. We trust
that the remembrance will warm his
generous nature and exert that influence
on his poke; which will result in his
leaving Us the price of years subsorip-
ton and having his name enrolled an the
:. Lamb shook OF Mlrth.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
AMUSEMEN
YrRxpox COMEDY COMPANY.

\ company struggling agalns, fate under
the name OF the Kerndon Comedy Com
pan, was advertised to apgear a, the Grand
Opera House on the night Of the 10th
inst. in ~Rosedale.- They appeared.
The one man and the dog Of which the
audience was composed seemed highly
delighted when the curtain fell. The
man. speaking OF the play, said he liked
the last a: he best, probabl? because j.;
vas the last The dog has since died Of
supposed. h drophobia-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

X. Henwood. ,to f. Markham. manu-
features as fine an article OF buggy har-
ness As can be made anywhere He also
carries full line of all kinds of saddlery.
Whips, horse blankets. lap robes etc His
shop Is one Of the largest IN the state.
and capable OF turning OF, an immense
amount of work
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The production OF silk IS an industry
which. although peculiarly adapted 10 this
state, has no; ye, assumed gigantic p-o-
portions. {. {. Nauck. No. rI2 W.
Markham 81. Is agent for the New York
silk Exchange and viii be pleased to give
visitors TO his Office any information re-
garding silk raising.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
Two ses

uarf4she-e Sunday esqtal
Nellie I-arkelle who ;ravels gpan her
figure n the = Black Crook. has beer IN
,crviewed Af;er admitting TIA. size be-
lieved there were other @omen who had
even timer figures than hers. had this to
LAY concerning Emma Abbott. : hap
pened % acrup5= ,iilc st,ie bs'> VITA her
ono night al the Tabor opera house, ard
We~erc inuodaeed. she /, very coarse
and continually e,ass tbeui hos saGeh
money she has IL; banked. Her husband
: 4 nonen,lty. a nth Wheel 70 the wagon.
during Inc evening she sad 20 some
gentlemen loud enough for me 20 hear
TIA; >eiHe actresses depeaded for saef ess
alone on then i.sures. interposcd Tia,
sill others advertised themselves Ike
pa;en, soap She has 4 d!sasreeab.e way
OF ,aylng. oh. yoa are an opera bouHe
tress, OF '4oe III spee;acular roles. .
BEIGE Their >he turns around ana de-
hhera;ei4 asl.ertlses herself a. Homes:
Lite Eur1a. Sic pose, i prGde be Use
lie IL no ne. Ii there va b.; i
little shapely tiesA Of he! bodk ard .ess
she'd AXE u lights :; one. Ao4it.r :;
Ike u be the ;enef wha sets aei sloppy
ki>se-= lhey are absolutely nas;s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

A Pans husband. plagued by his wife
TO buy her new bonnet. strolled into a
sales-room, and. BY way of Joke, pur-
chased bonnet ola very old date. He
took il home 10 his wife and she drew
from is crown piece of paper which
proved 70 be bond for 500 francs. This
5 strong argument in favor of husbands
buying their wives old style bonneis-
Aetrfska-en Hfrala
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Tire Little Rock Commercial College :
ore OF The institutions 81 the state.
Young men may ateaG this college with
a er,ainty OF being thoroughly fitted for
business IN the shoreS; possible time.
rof. Aaron BALES j. resident Of the col
ieee and viii answer any inquiries regard
II terIl4--tef- .t.t.iT7-.. Ct.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

l.emp's 81. Louis Lager Beer has won
It's immense popularity solely on lis mer-
is. None but the pures, and best ingre-
dents enter into is manufacture and i,
can be shipped any distance in any eli
mate without injury. Dealer, who have
sold this beer vii not have any Other
Henry Buerscr : the Arkansaw aSen, for
this popular beer and - him al order,
should be addressed.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Adorn your homes. The magnificent
colored engravings of the "Arkansa~ TraT-
eler. :" and the Turn OF the Tune a.ll be
sent By mail on receipt Of > cents for
either. or the pair for 70 cents. Address
II. {. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The log cabin of THE ARKANsAw
TRAVELLER will be one Of the special az
fractions of our safe Fair. Eveybod,
viii visit il and leave their shekeis as col
lateral for years subscription 10 ;ht
great religious weekly.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The ARKANSAW TRAvEIER log cabin
will occupy prominent position on the
Fair grounds, Just east of the Seore,ary's
Office We make no special reference 10
Jug with a cob stopper but invite every
visitor 70 call al the cabin.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Wilson & Webb keep all the la,es,
styles Of stationery. Their counters arc
filled with all the popular magazines,
newspapers and periodicals. and they are
Headquarters for blank books. writing
fluids etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
GRAND opfRA HOUSE.

The Lambert & Richardson dramatic
company. viii begin an engagement in
this city Oct 2ist. Mr.. James MeNesin.
general agent. who BY the way IS well and
favorabiy known here. IS now in town. The
company comes highly recommended.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Got,lieb Wildberger's saloon has lust
passed through course of painting and
paper hanging. which has added greatly
To the attractions Of the place The dec
ofa,.ens are N superb taste an refec,
credit on he DESIGNER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Ho; Office, oysters and sandwiches 4,
Ellenbogcn y Elkan's lunch counter.
The bar Is supplied with the bes, liquors
and cigars. Cool beer always Oh tap.
Billiard and pool tables toi the oonven.-
ence OF patrons
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Ellenbogen \ Elkan are serving their
customers With Anthony i kuhn's Pre-
MUM Beer. This beer was awarded The
tirsi premium over all competitors AZ the
NJ. LOUIS Far, lust closed |; i line beer
and deserving of the honors i; has Won.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

They say if YOU hold yonl thumb ish;ly
ovsr the muzzle of gun you may FIRE the
Your thumb. We accept the Truth ef
tbs statement At once. We don't propose
% tt. the experiment; lust 70 CRAFTY an
ephemeral curiosity oAAan Past
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Bob lnscrsoll Well 10 tell he truth
Robert, if you keep on raising hades.
what this country wants is 4 new dell
N:,l joyk indgt
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The tables OF the Southern Palace. +oS
Main ST. are the best supplied in the caty.
When you want tirst-class meal call at
Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Ellenbogen 4 Elkan' lunch counter in
their saloon in the Adams House block is
receiving large patronage. Oysters in
every style. sandwiches of all kinds. and
the bes, coffee IN the city at reasonable
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

There's something which rivets one a.
,cntion upon funeral cortege Usually
It's the numerous styles of the plug hats
.Heri6ea ReeorGey
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

\ Boston school girl describes statue
as bus, with two legs under it. Mos,
bust" begin with two legs but end With
out aas.-soaA bend Zyibane
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

our every day life IS siuplA.a 1aske,,
no, valuable Of itself. but valuable &C
eordlne to the things we place in it-es-
peeially works ot Nittue.-~ t..s;e. nj
{yI.-t,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Now is the artists season A, The noun
,ains. and he mingles his leaf-takings with
the leave-sakings of the summer guests
LoaseW Courier
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Tomorrow All be opening day q re
second InnEal al OF the lar Assog.a-
ION 81 Arkansaw The officer, y the
Association have lAbofed hard 70 make
this exhibition i grand success. fot
weeks. workmen have been placing the
grounds. track and buildings n good cor
dnion and have made some changes
which will add to the convenience Of eN-
hibitors and the better protection OF en-
hIbits.
The Cotton Planters Association of
America Will meet IN the city dunng the
FAIR. The convention of this Association
lesi a, this time. will diree, the attention
OF the nation 20 our state and 10 our FAIR.
and II IS gratifying 10 know that our peo-
pie are sufficiently en,erprising TO make
an exhibition which will be credi, 20 the
state and It's resources
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Torrey's opera House viii have more
attractions than ever this week. They
have nov a troupe Of 4oof the best artists
on the American Rariety stage. Visitors
TO the Fair eanno, spend an evening more
pleasantly than al Torrey's Opera House
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

A leopard never changes his spots. \
mosquito does. for he will settle in a new
spo, every five seconds and sing al the
time he is changing EkcI,!. Light
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The temptation to do the square thing
by his fellow-beings is not so strong in the
average man as TO lead him into trouble
-BoieD.ian
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

y man MAY forget his business. his
family and all his sacred obligations of
life. but he always remembers where he
go, that counterfeit bill onkeys Gs-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Hoods song of the shlr, is good bu; he
ough, to have tackled on an annex. and
worked in the song of the lost shir,-bu,-
TON /u1ge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Two acres Of land in Illinois have sunk
fifteen feet Did some Chicago belle SCI,
her foot down, or was David Davis trying
10 take nap !-.N.sp idrk /nige.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

That tough - IS one ot the latest
slang phrases But don't give j; TO the
boarding house keeper, when he asks you
how Nou Ike he meal-.\-ll..p. .>l.t. ..-,n,.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Gall d, the White House saloon No
:! + Markham st. Cool heer. ms, las,
lunches and free concert every nigh, by
the band
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
THE ARKANSAW TRAVELLER.
READ s. BERH4M PROPRLE TORS.
SOLD BY ALL NEwsDEALERs.

THE ARKANsAw TRAYEIER has a laFgeF
actual circulation than any daily or weekly
paper in the state
fne present advertising rates in this paper
are as follows:
Single CO. 5rnn-SI-o an inch first insertion,
Sroo an inch each sub ,equeul insertion.
Double column. twice above Amounts.
No Specia! positions giyen.
Cuts on wood no; taken.
Advertisement less than one Ssh, = cents
Inc each insertion
Reading matter notices among pare reading
matter. * cents line each Insertion.
No discounts givea OF long contracts.
Circulation Is Increasing very rapidly. aaG
while We bind ourselves TO carry out contracts
al prices for %hch they signed rttes are
likely TO be increased AT any time.
Advertisements payable quarterly or month
q s:r;c.'y -, .Jr:T-TI7cr.
address READ & EENHAA.
Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

For saddles. collars. brides, blankets
and all kinds of horse clothing. go to K
Henwood, 2Io E. Markham.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Before leaving the city have your trunks
repaired at the factory, AIS Main stree,
]. w. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Mic kupferle is wholesale agent for
West India Bitters. Conrad's Budweiser
and Werner's Extra Dry Champagne.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Are the darkeys loinins the demo5ra,ig
party in order 10 make IL paru-eolored
fadSs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

When Dobson spoke Of his wife as an
old hen. did he think that she was LAYING
for him : bulge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

NeIr Cy.ss. .Ncsc] 10 .fc9e Oy.e=rf. Il.
And IS sold ~ re,a.l aeNstea'e-s eyery
shere.
oudley f. lone. roofing fci;.
". busiie, a, high led ./na<e.
See the = foal spots advertisement.
are m rriages in paror-rars % be 1on-
Erred - ralroad-t.es /"f
Trunks and ,auscs. All sizes and all
prees, al the factory. rs Main street.
The89tar, birds favor,e hsh persh
q NJ 5"'M
Al! rail.a.d, nall Transport s.iors and
t>hihis - ous State ar A hat 'a'es.
Confectionery N the creates, gane,y At
ne Southern i1'A. {. 4os M1rn street.
song OF The ia, Nothing soe- ahead
ne but the band. lhi - lIatif.
For confectionery. FRS, and 5oda-wa,ef
90 % The southern i..laec, 4o2 Ma..l>;Feet.
y lad. cAn,a,~cT +, IN one seH>e ana
O. n another. a gent. q. ~ y oydE.
dudley t. loucs keeps ma hucry oi
al. kinds and repair, tor boiler and en-
sne>
oalG ,ome Il lie ne ribbon, be
allied more antique 'h.l o;hels
'ni.c
Hiram Robbins. ro. Fifth ard Man st,.
Nk-ha..f.r il-5'eN,
n!achInes.
Why Is that November Is the month
elected for turkey s,uffing and ballo,-beN
'taffing : /ndSf.
Richard Henwood. ,io Eas, Markham
street. makes The finest buggy harness sold
in the city.
The cultured no longer cail !, hash
Mosaic nu,rimeni is the oorreo, form
2teytcn T,siHs.rlb!.
4 full line of trunks. valSes. and sample
asses a, the factory. as Main street. J. W.
~arland proprietor.
Bailey x E,akin. wholesale and retail
s-ocers, ;IS Main ST.. are agents for
IDEAL Flour. the best in The market.
TEXAS has ~ 900 square miles desti-
tie OF inhabitants. THIS IS because there
are no liquor shops IN that TERRITORY = Ctr
lohn r. GeAcs X Co. " Wholesale greoets
aid liquor dealers. have a Trade second 10
aone. by far dealing. good goods and
"w prices the! make friends oi all their
Us;omerS
There are number al political aspir-
ants around about this time, who. aftet
election. won, care continental how
soon that comet strikes the earth. Toe
81 CihSrr.
0ai! on t-nSs'i"um tfaSer 'he fash,
aao'e '@''"'S' -o- W. MHkn4n - ana
cave YeG' measure tof 4 sun; heif sio.k
= '"h'p'ete' prices reasonable '1hd MS
-1Ar"n'eed-
The late, -omp0,,tlon hl III, author
OF see Tina, NJ, Grave IS ker, ,,r,,.r <
n,rt.ion e., ~, I,,r,l,,cd an, -, ~, isis.
cid S'.''e i'''>'H'' 'S'C TIC = ms i
CIT" "' '"' ears TO- '''setF i'f<f'S
cue
Fletcher. Han Co. cor. Fourth and
Main SIS. are cotton bt,vcr, and dealer, m
General merchandise. They are >stceS-
>,rs 20 the old nm, NJ Fletcher \ barron
..at, enio, an Immense trade.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Bailey x E,akn. wholesale and retail
s-ocers. ;IS Main ST.. are agents for
Ideal" tlogr. the be>, in The market
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

a full line of trunks. valises. and sample
asses a, the factory. AS Main street. J. W.
~arland proprietor -.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15
Advertisers.

Remember that THE ARKANsAw TRAY
ELER is the bes, advertising medium in
the state No, only is its city circulation
larger than that of any paper published
here. bu, i, has large and constantly in
ereas,ns lis, in the state.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The ARKANSAw TRAVELLER is sold by
ne~sdealers ese,ya.heye; il has nation
al circula,ioR. No paper in the south is
better medium or offers better induce
men,s 10 foreign and home advertisers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Richard Henwood. ,io Eas, Markham
street. makes The finest buggy harness sold
in the city.
The cultured no longer cail j, hash
Mosaic nuirlment Is the Cofrec, form -
y-nrsrn Y,-tHs.rlhI
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Why ls-that November = the month
elected for turkey s,uffing and halloi-baN
,tuifing = /ndS-f
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Are m rfiages in parlor-fars 20 be 1on-
, .eyed - Ialroad-tes int
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

o0lG some II lie ne bbens be
ailed more sr;qac ,h.u o;hels
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Hiram Robbins o. I fih ard Man SIS.
gent for Wheeler and Nilsson sewing
r--achInes
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Trunks and ,anscs. All sizes AMI al
prees. a, the factory. IS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

FOR oniectoncry frH5y ana soda-watef.
% 20 The southern iaiaec. to- AA.as;teet.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

The atar, birds favor;e hsh per h. :.
q m n"M Z
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

i.eNas has 5000 square miles des,i-
;.,e OF inhabitants. THIS IS because there
ere no liquor shops IN ;ha; TERRITORY Ctr
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Dudley +. lone. roofing fcf:.
". busiie, a, high led /alSe.
See the e fouI spots advertisement.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Confectionery II the creates, raflety at
ne Southern i't'a. {. JOS MaJT1 street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

Al. raii.aad, @ill Transport -slors ana
Exhibits - ous State J an A. Ia: ra,es
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

lohn r. t.eAeg X "a. whole>ale greeets
aid liquor dealers. have trade second 10
aone. BY far dealing. good goods and
~ prices they make friends of all their
eUs;omers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-15

prices.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-03-30
Probably Douthitt.)

probably Douthitt)
This is perhaps the only epitaph ever
written in Colorado by the hand of the
man to whom it belonged. The names
Of the writer's were never known.