The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-06-25
A 0ooa Story Abou, P.esltsn, Arthur
Chicago Iln~>.

A Goo3 Story Abou, President Arthur
 Chicago Tuns>
 Senator Teller. oi Colorado. ls the happy father of iAo boys. he of them. named Sam. rcd headed young daredevil o; e,ght wears. was recently in,rcducrd Ia President Arthur lie gook the in,Tudac- ton vefy coollH, and proceeded a; once ,o establish familiar reia,lons wi;h the ehict magistrate. Two days ago. Sam, ~ho Is Vcry fcnt of pysc1rurIai pursuits and ~in brave everything in the Nas ot parental punishment lo s..ilsiy hI> taste. sal fishing a; the i,ot ot Seventeenth s.sre:. Ai,e; the style ef older anglers. he had his line between his night tr>; nascr ana ,hunh. and ~as snNiou>l,. Ne; patiently. aW4ain. bite He was aroused irom hi> teNcue e> large. 'sA man >..'N-A.ns .a essas. ~he sheerly scco>;ed h.tn- HAlleo. Sam. wha; are YOU doln. uv b.
 Why. halloe, Mi. Auhur. MS the boys fe>poase .4u4 t>hlns Ben,s yel van, ;o ;ake l llne NouLsel::"
 Ne. Ia, noa >.,id ;he ptesfden, smiling
 -pen't yon like ,e hsh = asked the young wes;eFncr.
 .'oh. yes. ~as,he ;epl> = l frequent, - ti,hins. lcaaSh, :. iiit, pound salmon III lhe N;. Lawrence encc.
 = Ia You like se come here MT Ar thur
 Yes. do. Sam. responded the prc>i, dent. ~i,h A touch uf sadness la hl> VoIce. = am Wdowei and my Waic used to lne n that house. pointing te m humble looking frame building.
 ' thlnk i,> tannA for YOU ;o be here continued Sam. hauling ap hi> lRe and looking dl>gusted when he teund hls haii gone and ne hsh ea the hooA Amt You aitald Il getting shei ike M' Gar neld 7"
 1" No sam. replied the president. net er ,huk oi that. l like ;o s,rcli around. and especially ,e come down here
 Ii wa> Il riet ulas, like ,oa Nt- -hr- thur. Said the boy. and had u the carriages and horses yoa have. ] would nei come walking round here. 1 would ride on, to Grca, Falls and hsh.
 ten. AHh.- laughed !, the .ttle>>nes> TT'vs ,..,.., Falls some .i these da>> and iish.
 Are YOU eoins te the ,lr,us. Mir. Ar- thur broke m sam abruptly.
 Nc. Are you
 s'' es indeed wouldn', .niss ,h, CT GUS fur anything. Cox rdehcea k gong to take me m hls carnage It'> Two miles. yeu sne~. and @e'.e sot to ride ihes s..y theN sc soi an awful hig elephant. lou ough, te ge and see It. KIT. Arthur.
 '' would like io do sa. sad the rresi- dent, '' bu, can't ga ,his afternoon. sam. guess you had better come and take dinner ~i,h me. Pull up Your lIne and lc, Us go.
 No indeed. MAS the quiek reply ; = can gc, me to di.nef ,o lav I'm ge- ins h the eircus I'd rather 20 to 4 eireus any tune than dinner
 Well. sad the president, laughing - let Us walk up the street any way Ft> rc.,i ',ine far the circus.'
 That's so." sad sam pulling up hls hne and stutfing the maJof par, ln his pocket. I'll go along ~i,h you Mr. Arthur"
 They walked up the street 4 >hor, dis- tanee, sam holding an by the president : hand.
 Why" he broke out. suddenly. ''wc all like you. Mir Arthur because of your appointment of Mir Teller Herbert likes you. ioo."
 Who is Herberr /: asked ,hc prcsl- dent,
 Hes my hig brother Iic'> twelve sears old, and he likes you. I'll bnng kIn up To see you.
 All nsh,. aas the genial response
 Both tyou come upto the White House and have dinner ~l,h me somc day. and III drisc you cut to Grea, r ails. where we ~iil have some good fishing"
 hat'u be bully ' oned sam iiis eyes frightened as he saw the carnage duslng toward them. heres Gov : iaeheeo. he shouted. The governor stepped out af the carriage and ads ane e! toward the president. and sam sang out Halloo, governor Mir Arthur. thls |, my friend Gov Iacheco. 1 want you Co know him. I'll go with you now. gover- ing his hold of the presiden,'s hand. and ten. Arthur and Gov. facheco separated he boy shouted: tOh. Mir Arthur. you mus, go to the oircus when Jumbo comes The. say he ss the b.sge>, elephant n the world. You had better drlse down and take me ~i;h you when he comes
 The president IaughEig. assented to the proposition. II aas yery evident that sam thought more Of Gov. raoheco than he did of the president. and more of ,he CIT GUS than he dld of both.
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