The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-10-29
VOL. I. NO. 22.
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 he husbands of vel known ae;resse. 4s :heir Inan agers. bu; the average ha>- and n pr:eate life $ TO: h.s " fe nlsn- ..er.
 The New York Efey,a says the k.ns o' Man $ 1T danger. Then le: hbn sas- .eader. and pFooAbIy he governor VI .l!don him.
 Anorthefn paper refers U frank ia,..e, -, ;he ArkansaW outlaw Arkanss.y -a.5o; lay claim ,o ;h.s distinction. and :;
 j. not right ,o ahea; Missouri IT = z.4aner Now. there's Dorsey. He : 7-rman. He's ar ohio r>an b,s:-h..e-
 as lived for few weeks II ;h.> ,;a,e. 0e
 am the honor ot his citizenship.
 Eugene Fields. inc Denver Zt.fnn. 5s.g1er man. has taken the position ai
 anaging editor of,he Cleveland L{ey.t.ei.
 ir. Fields s young and impulsiTe ;.l.,! =. he should never be so rash as 70 %
 e and submit enc of hls hunoroas ..fagraphs to lie n.e:all.e scrutiny ei: ne -.on. Edwin Cowies. of the ieff<t
 srkausaw new Sraper men dtd aa, ,se TO ecsta,ic ifs aycg Em:.4 Abbott re .7i;or of the Dry Fork E3ts n ...s
 s,ed 10 her room s8 insersew hef ae;
 e.ined with ;he remark tha. h.s fc ---.dz lust come ta :aWn ~.;.. ! ,oad ot
 bbage and ,ha; :: 4o-.a not be he....al
 him 10 be seer w.th =ircas women.
 .ierber spencer ,s ee-y maef pleased
 Il the Uni,e3 States ard .s mach >uf- ..sed A; :ae me--.sh: .4..d l,..4 ,cs.-e II cites. He : e TO; knoN what ,o Ink of the goyezameslt. whether or ao' me will prose 50 De unlike d. other epublics. sounj and sable. but he be-
 eyes the eoma, Aa.erizan MI De the -rea,es, man the world a4s cser seer. This is highly complimentary and se e:u-u ,hanss ro Mr. spencer with an ex- uAs2.au 2 us flourish. l; Is our grea; desire 10 see this country well fixed and to know ,ha; sages and philosophers .ilnk well of us Bu; for this there would oe nothing to urge us on and b!d us limb higher.
 Mrs. Langtry, she Jersey Lily and hot touse actress has arrived in New York. Althsugh not oi the Lydia Thompson order. Mr:. Langtry travels or her aape. There are only a few people sho can travel in this way successfully. and David Davis is not one ofthem. l., $ safe to say-i,'s safe to say anything in ;his country-,hat Mrs. Langtry will no, come up to the American standard of beauty. l, is said that her face IS inclined 10 slumber. Americans do no, like slrmbering beauties. The man who wrote beautiful dreamer wake unto me was an Amencan. He did not like 10 see the lady's face in repose. Freoueney of grin is demanded in the United States. Aad although Solomon in al hIs gloy may not have been arrayed like inc Jersey LiN yet shem must grin occasionally.
 Il am mar cf pFodigious memory and sparkling originality, sad young feliou who applied for situation as eader writer or daily paper an willing to work af first for mere nominal salary. Professor Whitehead advised me 70 engage in journalism as stepping stone to the higher calling of literature, which propose to follow" Are you wiling" replied the editor ito begin at the bottom. As nearly all great journalists have done, and work up toward the top where bright names glitter in the sunlight of ame.r An: yes, exclaimed the student with enthusiasm. An. yes, and l am glad to hear you express yourself in such language, conveying such metaphor. have often heard that newspaper men are not noted for their power or even .hesr Adap,ability to conversation. but let me assure you. sir. that l am fAsorab!y impressed with your selection of words and. sir. with your imager. When may l grapple with my duties and wres;le with that determination which wins smiles from inc gods themselves = You can begin now, ST. Write fifteen line pufs for Jackson's barrel factory, and while tha, boy over there IS correcting '. you may bring in ,ha, coa. and Ill uP the paste pots Bu, i; IS sad to relate these facts The editors advice ~as not taken and now the student is driving 3 yoke Of steers for a negro planter