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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
Be Cheerful.
Exrhanw

The merchant who goes 10 his place d bushes n cheerful spsrIs- impzrfx h., gr~od nature 10 hls employees and pu.s thera all n good and psczszn, humor No business man can do good or rhorougi work vher he sS despondenf or M-nztnret Clerks bcokkeepcrs, pzckerx pozsezx. or even errznd boys. are nos xorrh half pnc. ~hen ihex are dissatisfied or our of sor.s 4 mar alxzys does his bes work when he is cheerful hopeful and happy.
 As matter then of personal profst and advantage the business man should be a. zzys cheerful: he should zccus,Dxn hira- self 10 the hule znnoyzncc< and perpaen- ncs that arse esers day m his cornrscrcia' trarsac1ons- In such a manner thai vher ,hey appear they ~ln 10; rrf3e hls temper or make him cross and exzcrins He shoald conform as far as possible to aircumsAnces. and philosoPhicalk sub m. 70 xhat IS inevz-zble-
 4 iIrtie l1dicoas praise and siigh, ex> hlbsslon ai approhz,soa and zpprecizt,o1 from an employer of1cnunes IS great in- eertsve ,o ef7or- to those xho ser.e hirr- When clerk knows and feels thz, hss careful and conscientious wor,l IS vel and thoroughly understood and appreci- z,ed he ~7u al~z,s perform his lzbo, more successfully and thoroughly
 ne >@etesS sf cheerful man $ zixz,s des,rzale- h,s companionshIp IS oornfor. ard pleasure . kss =c1s--.:=.....sc-= =c1--.:....sc-= ssscc: z;es and fnen6s. Chee-fulness IS pass po- ;ha; -zrr1es -orthy man inso the be~ sccier1. As a distinguished writer has sad. cheerfalness $ the index cf a happy m.ad and good pure heart
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

r Is generally understood ;ha; he re acbhcans of .ArkanSaw ~lll not nominate a S,a,e uckei. The s,a,e central commit zee declared ar intention of putting forth a complete ,cket bu; the idea ~as dis- outraged by the national committee ee- henIng tha, :; would nG be polite to make a race n any of the southern states. The grecahackers however. strong in ea- pec,anon. if no; 7ch n harvesting. are de ,e-1nined 10 make an esorS. Their hopes are better based than ,hes have ee'er been heretofore. Hope does no; lose strength in age. The greenbacker who IS defea,ed shis season comes up agzin neu year wearing the clean shir- Of ne~ assurances and-~en. he gets bea, agaia- A green hacker IS | kind of pnirncal Spsr,aaliS and ~hile his sheory $ pre,-y. he expcn- ences difhculrs in pe-saaAag people .e think h,s way. If he could do thlS the chances are tha, he voeld receive rno-s votes
 The democratic parry of Arkansz~ !. too large More opposition would have healthsul ef5ec.- The r.h, kind of l democratic parry. however. IS ns large enough.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
f LIBERAL OFFER.
The so-ard-so se~1ag machine com pany sends ,o ,his paper ,he following hb-

The so-ard-so se~1ng machine com pany sends ,o ihis paper the following lib- erai offer:
 If vog ~aa trse-s thEs s.x-sncA sieSt-ctyrcd aeversisezaeas n yon- paper sin rnor,As- wsss dezle-'s name added. upon receipt of first ecps eoztasssng zeser<ss<nens ~e ~iA sea5 yea oar 6re hasl sor IS % This ~il be IT. e-sye6 sy e< ~Aea rrfa-neG ~lis si1.oc cash. -s fzn y2vueai for one hgss -sa-snS new sc- Rs6-sc nschSas.
 And So al of you fellow. are 10; dead yet. Now. suppose you send us one hun dred and twenty dollars for inserting the GU; SIX months. These are our regular rates Being as l, IS yau, we ~ill alter the rzae< 4 hssse-<ay, add sre dollars. r.ak- ing the psre Tor the rnserraon of the cu; amour, 10 one hundred and twenty-five dollars When ~e receive marked cop, of the money. veil send you our due bsii for brass frog. This paper s nos DO h-scA organ, and eznsce entertain prop osi<ion from the machine
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
Hell Ge, Ii
MI. S,ree. Dall. Nt-s

o A. >ltcc. DS@N St1S
 \ Brooklyn la~er who has the repu.a- non ofsecu-lrg pensions for men who xere ~lrhin s~en-y miles of any ba-fle, was waited upon 2 fe~ days ago by man who though; he deserved something from Un- ole Sam.
 Dsd yog 90 ,o ~ar:~
 No. D., ~as .a camp a; Eimirz for len days.
 Were yor accidentally ~oanded.- No
 Have heavy T; ofslckness:r No
 C-c, chronic d.z-rhea:-
 No
 -Coatac; rheumatism
 No
 Ny f1ead.- said he lawyer. as he looked .: hl1 n falheriy way some pen son agents might be discouraged over yeur case and refcse to io1ch l. bu. shah a. once .or~1rd yoa- papers for a pensson oa the ground ,hzi you ~e-e broken of vaur usual res. dr-ag rh1se ten nishsx Cal agaIn rn Sxry days foryoxr back pay. Good morning sl--ncre"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
enough

THIs ~cek we send ou, quite number of sample cnpses of the ASksSsAg TRAs- glEs. This Is 10, done through fear thai certain persons would nos oshcr~sse sub scribe. bu, merely 70 convey the infelE. ge.ce sh., there IS .ssn reern aa orr sub scipacn books 10 accommod2se the dis. rsnguisked people whc receive the fayox
 Send sxo dollars and le. your names hs enrolled on rhe pages of enduring msrh
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
PL4yZz TON PRoFERBS.

Corn ar ~heA: IS de money ob de Lo.d-
 Ter me de proud mar IS de biggest ob al.l. fo0iS
 i iIkes good sinner better den does bad ch1s,za-
 would -u,he- ca, de folF-lziged wolf der de ~olf .a sheeps cio,h,n would come ,o ny doo.
 I.e raan aha; oan'; keep ID -ad de ~orl $ dc man ~t.2; complains boz; de rap,dness ob de age
 nebe- seed out one nigee- d4: neber ,ole he aa he ~as short. A-ser~a-cs arrested for >,eAlIn' hog.
 .Abou, de bes, ;es; eb mans hsion $ ;er ~zlk de 10 al nigh; ~,d chile ar den p-av s.d sincereaess 2; de b-e2sfus, :Ahle aa,N rnornin.
 l'se migh,v suspicious ob shou.n c.rituc cr1,2n.-iss a EElsshs. hard aaGe, fur d4; oman Ter % through garden ~ldoal .asiH cabbage
 De Bible says dA. ef man hts yer or one jaw turn de udder la~. Da, alr m. idee- Ef man hiss me or one Ja~ I'se E~1ae fer q, cu,er his way aa' le; hiTa h; de uddes }a~ ob some udder man
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

.-IS England France and even Ger many SAYS Don Rari- the lezdef. ~ho can hgh,en and glid his argument ~1;h a laugh is all the more acceptable 10 the people A laugh Is better than groan. Among cersain people melancholy IS culti- ya,ed. while mir9h IS dlscour1ged \ laughing child IS better thar one iha; yeli< \ npe apple IS better than a green r,e-Ss-aunor
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
green pGSlmmon

A cErsT Q: bread. piIcarr of w Eter. log eaas. and love thc-> ss happiness for vcG. xAeiAe- thr dRs he -2iry CT ssrry- II is .Ae heart that makes the home. whether the eve rests on \ potato paica c-a -o~et garc~a- Eears makes home Preesors and ,; .s ,ae eals thing thai ean-->r.z~<~.-- Essa-s<f
 Yes that's ar vrry well bu; don't you think that the heart would be ,r,ie h gh;- CT and the home q ,rlhe raore cheerful |: the ra,ions acre vzrleds Woman nay be an aIlegoricAl angel bu; hanged If she doesn't wan; something 10 cal. 4 kiss goes song xay ~ith her. and an affecson- ate word. l.rtle endearlng pc; name. ,s q dew-drc5 On the rosebud of her soul. but blamed If she nuSnt have hash
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

TIE democratic s.aie convention w7l nee. in ,hss cry nex: Thursday. From presen, indioaionS BerTy ~7E be nosrs- mated for governor or the -rS bzilo: Frolich. of course. xlli be nominated Tor secretary of ssaie. WocdTu5 fe' treasurer Denton for supern,esden; of public in ssrucnon. and Files for auditor. The re rna,ninr nominations are unoe-ra,n.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
Al Immense Power for Good CT Evl-
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 The ITS; number of O'pae Reads Az SaNsas TRavELxs IS bef-re uS. and has eecr duly inspected. The TRAvElER is essentially literary journal. alrhoash i.s editor seems 10 strike right and les from the shoulder. upon moral zs vel as poilxi- cal ,opscS fcrcSbiy fl nos always e3egznfiy. Mir Read has achieved nznsnaI repu1a- ,1oa as a hursp-ssz- and rhe TRsyExxs. under hi. management cosasd scarcely he anything else bn- good conraa5on fur zz sole hoG-. The man wAo can nAke the people sangh- and stso Infases meo laSrrcnon the spsoe cf wit IS zivzys . welcome guest. and 10 hsn the world is indebted more rhzr ,, can ever pay. Theze IS Jas< qul-t Errie corner n the popular nlnd so- snch aa enterprise. and Mr. Reads venture seems 10 ss snEsiy h the place Sach a ,cGrnai has an Immena po~e- sor good or ev7 in the land Thzf the TEAyEiEs may zlxzys labor fox tha good. and md a rlch re~ard sz tA< hszAs of the reading psbssc, $ the earnest visA of the H<yzli
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

To st the rlgA; ksad c: cAndldAie. a mar ms. be >one.hsaE . , d-aasA;s- man. lie aalsi saa~ ho~ = ge' ae-n or ;he ground. and @l;h A s;leG dsa@ q map 0: ;he sl,GA.loa and show l1s: sfs ae wsu be elected
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
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 The gentleman uho uro.e he .3o,e eomgn2a.eA;ion d.d 10, send his name Aaoayuless oommaaIca,oas rarely md :aei- sas mic p-1n. bu; as ;his involves a arnclple. rather thar ,he z.za,-s af one nan. se g1s'e !; fo: ~hz; !; $ ~o-rh. k:1oS- ias. 0. course ;ha; j; IS n: ~or7h anv- ;hins- !; .s p,eoe Of can, winch should 5r7ns :he Hush of zck-o~ledss6 :-ao-- aace . any man who pFofrsses in,elA- cence. The s-ats. If inc ie,ter ls nor a-ly .gnnr4n:- b.: Is biasphemac> He speaks of he Deity ,oilsng as though ;he grea: -ule- Q: i.fe ard he sc5en,ss,s of rnanv worlds Ac;ual, lAbo-ed ~l;h his hands Ne d 10; intend 10 De drawn mo 2 the ologoAl discussion. None bu: fanatics des're s1cA controversy No good has  eVs- resulted from such a-gunea. You say tha, ;he body is penished for 10: .ak- Jag care Q: ;ae soul lou should have sad ,-A. the body is also punished f9r no, :zSs=s care of ;ae bodx- !, .s a noticeable f1ct ;ha; those who profess IT puoliC such deep reverence for Sunday inco-ec.i. called eaooa,h-zre the iSst people % act-al,. oose.le ;ha; day. The command $ .ha: thou shal; work SIX days and reS CT ,he Sabbath Now Isa't the man who does 10, ~o-k zs all no, even half a day during the week. violating .his command :: Work s,N days 10; loai slN Let ever, maa ~or.hlp as he chooses. yoc are no; responsible for any mans acton Keep he tomato seed from yoll o~a sAi-- f-on: The reason ;hA; this paper IS csrcula;ed IT ,he eiS on S-nday is :o glvc every working man AT opportunity 10 read l. The man who works al ,he week ~iu especially HnG ;he ARKASsAw TKAyEiEK interesting. Winch has done more for ,he worlds advancement, the railraad or
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THr 6festl:.ls :ainks :h4: :; Lo@ls :s slow. YeS. for ;hc sp-sne aAs beer back ward. i gentle ran O. :~e 4nc ie~ days of ~Ar7a sunshine x1s improve ise r,ace ,-.2.c-lall,.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
stamps

HI ne.; legislature ef ArSansA~ all hold ar interesting sesssor4- The mefneer from oser the hiils s.A come uliA has scheme of reform. The hi man always wants 10 cu, do~n ,he salares O; state ofncers. He ;hlnks ;ha; the governor should live or parched corn and tha; ,he supreme ludse sho.ldn ca. anything.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THF aRxsnsaN TRAvsaKk sounds aa mans horn. tl, .s n; earapA. gn bugis. and is no; dcpcadea: ou zzy :S7tsr'a 's' suooor.. l, cn,ers 4, once aelc oi na- ,soaai circulation. and rei1es upon i:s merits to- Seecess
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THE A-kAns2~ pic-a4c season thas 'aF has pro.ed di>As:-oas- The season opened D, .he droNa.as o:A baH. Ara ~zas supplemented the e;he- dAs es the nsf- derous kslisns oi saAn-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

b-CsS s.t Szld. -tae T1at-c. $ -o. ye; settled
 The ;-o ~zr-7o-s :oak thci- kalses from ;ae sroaad. and glare5 4: each other Ike ;ae -ed AsasS ea street ea-. They spr@aS iar7@4rd simultaneously. and ~i:h carsoaS sa.pe. or.l. sro~n 70 Indians. eu: each other T ;~o.
 Tae-e screamed Pop Eve -;hey h4.e s!le1 ea7h ,:her ! ~lll 6ae 5a; no; by knife winch kl.lez3 lover. she sad. .aoksas z; he dead men. -lth a ki1d of aish;-cio;hes shadder T ~ll po.saa myself. Eeiie. heres q fros. i~sI, s-ai- icw hl--,. and dse IT aeeav-
 The frog seg2lled. oa: ,; -asa'i za, use IT moment he chAasias 0: her 2-op.ov- uons bars: several bands and caused o;h- CTS n f2ll limp and useless He, bezuti- tei ha-se-,aIl has- feli from her head. and ~as replaced ey three ~7a;7s-ieoklac vars Turning. she jumped len fee, and then. siIh seeming surp1Se a, her agility. she made t~o more bounds and wen, into the r.ver. Coming out or the other side she soagh, the thick woods. where she re- named gn,Il the eS,ahl5shmea. o. ,he indian territory, when she vent to ihz. country and established herself perma- nen;l..
 Thss explanation ~an prove 0: srea. vAlee ;o me eSolaaoals,s. and :, VII se: 4, res; ;he.r vague and unreadable sur7nlses n regard n her onsl-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
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 Ne dld 10; in;ead Q convey he .Ez- ?-essson :h4; :he gentleman n quesaea : d.shoaes- he A--iole was aireG 2; a sptri oi intolerance. splri; winch would ]: uachecsed. break three legs of the race horse. progresson. and 50 bodily :n- ,g-e inc mule Sf general industry ;h2, he soelG b-as . agony
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

4 NORTHERN lzdy. says ar exeh2Hse- has been acquired fof ssTlklag Pei'ee- man uI;h a lug. The Jas. no douo, s'rack his mouth frs..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

THf ARxA>sAU TRsvK1Es < success This shows ,h4: the people ike .nesse- ar and literature. Musle ard ar T me head. and literature IT ,he bedy q ne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

TIE ,hree-miie hquor lA~ E sPeelcs of wonan's suffrage h thi> mailer however. woman should have her szs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

kyEkY one $ wiling io cry hard fines xhIle ie~ are ~IIllng to ackrosl- l. edge prosperity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

occasionally she wocld gouge her toes into the grass and look znxiousiy toward the east
 Il wonder f they ~in come she sad. = This affair nsss be se-rled love the chief Spoiled Oyster. but also love Blue Trpe ~i,h equal affection have told them 10 nees me here. and fl they don !. come. shall skin ID one of those recs and ihros myself dc~r
 4 bczzArd-s feather Nas seen fitting bes~cen txo dog~ood s4pAag& !, was Spoiled Oysters hezd-gezr. He advanced. bo~e6. and sad:
 What so. It,le Pop Eye. ,ou see ,h4, am here.
 ~Ys. she sad. = i have made an @sFecDeu- e meet xoe and Bee T-pe here ;e-dsn. You mus, settle bee~e y~u .hose slave shall be
 spoiled oeS,e- stack his long knife n inc greand and cu, the pigeon ~lns around II. Iuss then Blue Trpe ap- Pro1ched and teamed the g,-is decision. He s-pck h,s knife IT the ground. and gave the audience co1ble-shufTe.
 ~h,ou can settle ,: any szs choose sad Pop Eve. fer io,e seu both like ;he hog loves he com of the szliex.
 Let's see ~ho car ca. .he mes, and ses'ie l;;h4s ~zs. sad Spoiled o.s,e-.
 No. for ina; .ould b-ng or a famine. = sad biue T-pe- -Lc es run to the bluif. -uaaiag slde by ssde and Jump over. The arss one ~Ao s-lEas across :he -ve-. shall hAse the sss
 The ne-. took poss,ioas- and a; signzi from Pop Ese dared fo-~z-d. When ;hey reached the bnak 0: the b.az. ,hey s;opped sadde1ly. grz zppsed. and began s,-usgie. Thev were ;oo rnulcsudiaous for eaeh o'he-. and p4a.iag for breath. a- 2n.sh.ng e.se they eoald get returned ;o ~Aere Pop Eye stood or her head. cu;- uHg s.:h heF heels ge5rnetncal cs-c,eS n -Ae ar
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

TnEKs has beer large demand fo- las, week. issue of ,hss p4?ef. 5y pare ~ishins 10 preserve :he or1g.nAl son e' the -Arsansa~ Travelcr. There are Ne' a limited narnbei Q: copses 0; :his issae- one O; which ~sll ee mailed 70 Ans aa- dress or receip: oi hve cents n postage
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

Ex.sr<s q .As Fass. eet .; Lafz-e FeSa, 4rs Ss serrx< slezs zSI. z=Ser.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

The ez1.e' sal ss - serea.sng char, smoking his psYe e3 cay. W-hle slnnc- ras.. ~.;A a 1eA 'iiss sss. Was iaksne Als paper a.4s
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11

-THs farmer sa; n his -2.s char, S-aoNlsg ms g5pe of si.s. N-hile ass hale cd .ife, -lth bGss care. Was clearing ;ae 5.1arf away
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-11
TERMS CT ~I' ESt klPTIoN.

Any pa-4 os tke Cnf.e1 State or CzaA-- cA, O1e Yez-. postage pad ssor Other Conrfrles- Dns Year. postage pald- goo Pos;nasfers- or otse-s- sending Es Hse o- rnore sen-as saksSe-sxsssc-.s se :he AEs tsss~ ToAyktEk- zzs rssass 2s per cent Si sub sc---fso- r-ice as rcTnrzlssso1+
 Adrer-ssszg rates fu-ns,hed o- appHsesffon. Send noaey hs ? Q. oroer. of reglsierec ietre- Address.
 READ S BENHAN.
 LgTzEI RacG. AsS-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
The Punched Cola Svladle.

The heavy discount made on silver coins
with holes in them is one of the biggest
frauds that patient public is made to en-
dure, Half dollars with holes In them, are
taken for only IS cents; Is cent pieces for
only 10 cents, and dimes for only cents.
Any observing person knows that hole
punched in a coiu with a sharp instrument,
like an awl, does not displace any of the
metal, because it is only compressed around
the edges Of the hole, and the coin weighs
Us much as IL over did it is only when a
hole is made bya blunt instrument, like a
nail, that piece Of the metal is remov ed
every time hole was made any one can
see that only small per cent. of it is taken
away, and that tho above given discounts
are entirely too unreasonable and unfair.
SILVER aud gold are always worth their
weight, no matter bow coin may be dam.
aged IN appearance. As the treasury de-
pnrtHient has advertised to redeem multi.
ated coins ct actual value, il 10 easy 10 be
seen that there is n fine speculation being
carried on by some branches of business, in
thus discounting multilsted coins and hav.
ing them redeemed By weights. The banks
OF tue country are said To he responsible
for the discount, and being exclusively
money dealers, they are about the only
ones who can be arbitrary and exacting In
enforcing the discount. II Ia nevertheless
n IrAtlu and hnrdsbtn fha or
congressional OF state legislution.-Ex.
"et up your dimes, and you can make
dollars by going to Zodiag's.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
Champion Cotton Pickers.

From the Claiborne Guardian we harm
that IN eight year old boy SON Of Mr. John
Wallace of Claiborne parish, recently
picked two hundred pounds of cotton in
one day. Taking age into consideration
the Guardian says this il the best picker
yet reported to- that office.
ThS is good picking, and if any one
questions the corr ct less Of the story
doubtless our friend Hulse will readily
show the ieL where the boy did the pick
ing Shreveport Times.
Why, certainly. If any of your readers
are incredulous, just send them over.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
Auction! AuctiOn!! AuctiOn!!!

Desiring to close ont my entire stock,
positively within the next five weeks, I
will hold AUCTION on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, commencing Tuesday. the 2lst
Nov. For the benefit Of those who can't
conveniently attend on Auction day, will
state that my store will remain open every
day except Sunday. Now is the time to
secure bargains. Bring in your spare
change. mean business. My entire
stock will be closed ont without reserve.
A. A. ZODIAC.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
Succession Of Y. ID. Allen, Sr., deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT |
~ will sell, at public cutlery, at the late
residence Of the deceased, about six niles
north of Homer, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of December, 1882,
Some Personal Property, and the lands
known as the Y. ID. Allen, ST., place.
Terms Of sale cash, to effect q partition.
G. T. WIN, Executor.
Nov. IL, lce2. iic
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

n. Gregg, the successor of Gregg & Ford,
is one of the most popular merchants in the
city Of Shreveport, and dsservedly so.
The people Of Claiborne know him so well
that we feel that no commentator Of ours
can add in the least to his reputation. He
keeps constantly on hand large stock of
groceries and general plantation supplies
which he always sells ut the very lowest
figures.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

we kno" OF no work that is more valua.
Die aud popular than Stephens History of
tue United States. 1t is standard work
ana should he in every household. Messrs.
walker q linlsc are now canvassing this
parish for this history Every one should
avail himself of the opportunity to buy a
copy OF Stephens History. The price Is
within the reach of all.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

As class the manufacturers are by far
the most wealthy. 1t is the class tina, has
exciie, astonishment by the display OF the
enormous wealth it controls. The protec-
tive tariff is tax in the interest of this
class. How unjust such tax must be.
The poor are taxed to make the rich richer.
The American people are in favor OF wiping
out this tax. What do the politicians say :
How many law makers are in the
employ Of the manufacturing capitalists
and are ready upon one prctext or another
to continue the present iniquitons tariff
system
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

The display Of staple and fancy dry goods
at the new store OF Mcssrs. Kahn 4 Blgart
IS really magnificent. The equal of the
grand opening Of this house was never
seen in Shreveport. Kahn a Bigar''s is
headquarters for fashionable and fancy
goods. Special attention given to orders
from the country, and all goods warranted
to come mp Just ~ represented. Send for
nmples and prices.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05
Time and Expense Saved.

Hard-workers arc subject to billions at
lacks which may end in dangerous Illness.
'arker's Ginger Tonic keeps the kidneys
md liver active, and by preventing the
attack saves sickness, time and expense
Diroit Pr~s.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

Miss NJ. A Files, the fashionable milliner
OF Shreveport, has made extensive arrange
ments to supply the Winter trade. Ifvou
wish something really nice and fashiona-
DIE hny from Miss Files. Orders from the
country will receive prompt attention.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

Jules Guerre has the largest stock of
fruits aud confrctioneries ever brought to
Shreveport, which he is Offering at specis,
figures. We do not hesitate to advise ali
parties to buy such articles from Guerre
His candy is superior TO any thing in the
market.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-12-05

Leon NJ. Carter has just received the
largest lot of Christmas goods, toys, &C..
ever brongh to Shreveport, which he has
thrown upon the market regardless Of cost
Cartrr's is the place to purchase toys and
'hr likc-al>o headquarters for rure drugs
and chemicals. Give him a TRIAL.