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Daily globe., 1883-04-11

GOING away from home to hear the news
is illustrated by the following item in
Mondays Chicago Tribune:
Senator-elsa7 Sabin, of Minnesota, believing
that his duties 1t Washington will occupy all
his time, has given up his large and profitable
business at Saltwater.
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CINCINNATI, April 1O.-Chaplain A. G..
Donnelly, we'll known steamboat man.
FELL from his horse in a fit of apoplexy at
Morrow, Ohio, to-day, and died immediate
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

Two PERCENT Rubbell, who is in Cali
forn1a, has caused the information to be
disseminated that he has retired from
politics forever. Let Us weep.
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

The Tombstone folks are organizing a
company of Rangers and it looks as though
they were going to tako the Indian ques-
tion in hand for private solution.
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DiaZ in Boston.

BosToN, April 9.-Ex-President Diaz
and party was escorted this morning by
the mayor and members of the city gov
ernment on a trip through the public
buildings.
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IT is stated that Ohio is growing very
uneasy on her back seat.
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

THE improvement in general business
doomed the eastern stock market to the
most satisfactory point reached thus far
in the year.
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Prohibiting Option Trading.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, April 1O.-The Merchants
exchange to-day, by nearly unanimous
vote, adopted rule prohibiting option
trading outside the regular exchange hours.
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Grand Spectacular Event

At the Wigwan, Wednesday evening, on which
occasion the skaters and dancers are to be
masked
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

No water supply and no engines left a
square burned over in the town of West
minister, Nd, yesterday morning.
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The winter wheat out look in Ohio is re-
ported TO be poorer than it has been in
the eight years preceding.
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The debt of Great Britain is just twice
the size of that of the United States.
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An Endless Procession
Died of ApopIexy.

OF masked skaters at the Wigwam Wednesday
evening. Dancing Will follow.
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Masquerade Skating
Favor Bermuda.

At the Wigwam, Wednesday evening. Dancing
begins at 20 o'clock.
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Abolishing the Uontract system.

AUUAIsuIHg inc CONTRACT System.
Harrisburg, April 1O-The house has
passed bill abolishing the contract sys-
tenn in prisons and reformatory institu-
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THE COURTS.
Supreme Court.

supreme JOWFTs
The sixth days session convened with a
full bench, and the following business was
transacted:
P. P. Most & Co., appellants, VS.. James
Mathews, respondent; argued and submit
ted for decision,
Ole N. Skaaraas and A. Sothron, respon-
dents, VS.. Andrew I. Finnegan, appellant;
argued and submitted on briefs.
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TEE WEEKLY GLOBE.

An eight page paper published every Thurs
dsy, sent post paid at S1.15 per year. Three
months OF trial for 25 cents.
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

ST. PAUL, WEDNESDAY. APRIL Ii, 1883.
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CINoINNAT1, April 10.-Holders of bonded
whisky are taking steps to form a COM
pany to facilitate the expectation of whisky.
They favor Bermuda as the place.
Daily globe., 1883-04-11

SENATOR CAMERON is seriously contem-
plating withdrawal from public life. which
he entered about seven years ago. Prior
to that time it was his settled purpose
never to accept public Office, but he was
induced to enter Grants cabinet, and
since then has been so absorbed by public
affairs that his private fortune has suffered
to the amount of $500,000. This has
arisen from large expenditures rendered
necessary to retain political power, and
from the necessary neglect of his private
business interests. While other men, like
Sherman, Blaine, Window, ETC., in the
same period that Cameron sunk half a
million, have each gained wealth to that
amount or more, the name of the Pennsyl-
vania senator has not been as
sociated with any of the scan
dals which have smirched the
men who have risen from penury to riches
in politics. Mr.. Cameron has not been a
representative of the best element of
American political life, and his influence
has been given to the dynasty of fashion.
Still he stands in for better esteem than
nearly all his contemporaries. He has
been leader in the spoils system, using it
as the open sesame to power, though he
has been careful not to garner to himself
any other gain. He has not departed from
he line of political education he imbibed
from his youth up, and if by reason OF
broken health he has begun to realize that
the political life he has led has brought
him neither great honor or enabled him to
retain certain assurance of continued
power or been of benefit to the country, he
is wise to renounce the hollow sceptre
which has cost him ease, health and fortune
Never statesman, the only loss his retire
ment will entail will be to machine poll
| tics, and that will be gain to the country.
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TIE DAILY GLOBE.

SEVEN ISSUES PER WEEK,
Daily and Sunday GLOBE; ONE DOLLAR per
month.
SIX ISSUES PER WEEKLY MAIL,
One month SO cts Six months ....$ 500
Three months. ..$2.50 Twelve months. 1000
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District CotGrt.
Before Judge Brill.
RRHuTAP TRP1Y

1. V. D. Heard, receiver, ETC., against
Dawson. Smith and others; on trial.
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Wigwam, Wednesday Evening.
fund of fun, and skaters skate with the mas
which is masked.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-08

to
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o CounEAu
Napoleon ohio November 1885,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30


when man out O. date; When
he's weak back.
How il Ended. -
Cry dawn w.s in the Eastern Ky.
lhe = ? wss TALL passsr. n 'ter:
me hsof-Iact ~, t51 Am ~ M TIE ". ~ '
"A New Haven LADY having noticed
gentleman acquaintance standing in
liked position in Z took and paper
store yester lay afternoon. entered the
store and asked him il he was station
ery.- Register.
"a Kentucky woman has nearly re.
formed her husband by rcrsuadinr him
~ use bottles 81 whisky as weights for
the clio <. The o.tcncr he drinks the
slower the clock goes. and the longer he
has to wait for biz meas
Prof. Julien assert that the brown.
stone houses II New York VII entireI,
cmmble away In les than one thou and
wears. % ruinous Is our atmosphe y.
That settles II We shall not bni 4 4
brown stone house. ItwouIdn' be econ.
omr. ~ Norrf sio,rn Herald
49, .ken' .z.ra \, .'rI:I Z. :,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30


Bret Har1e va IN turn . compost
t0r. miner. school teacher. express mes
scnger and driver Of Iaundry wagon.
--Of Oscar Wlldo's future plans the
London Womb says He goes back u
America IN the fall. then 10 Australia
and ultimately % Heaven" Could he
not b induced 70 reverse the order. u
his tripP--N. y Posi-.
Abraham Lincoln wrote III 1850:
II must. In cand0r. sny do not think
myself III for the Presidency. certain
" am Gattered and grafificd that some
partial r. ends think 81 me In that con
ncclion. but l really think Il best for
our cause that no concerted effort. such
- you suggest should be made"
-Alexandcr 81 stephens w. = N.
minutive man Div sica''y. weighing Il !
than one hundred. and the lower por-
tion o. MS spare body had been tho
same - dead, from paralysis. fortwenty
years. put even IN This condition be has
performed A emo NOUS amount Of u
Dor His mind has ever been yigorou..
although hi' body WAS fraiL Chicago
journal
The composer Wagner died from
disease Of the heart He had on the
day Of his death severe attack. but
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30

Svclf Bjonden and NJ ndson vcndcr
son. Norweg an settlers In Northern
A akota. having " arrclci about the own
ership D: piece Of Government land
on viii h 10 small log ho - hid been
built. decided 10 settle the disp e BY
repairing 70 the property IN que ton
the following morning with tier teams
andp Hng Al the o. house from opposite
. des. The one that succeeded in draw
inx the house away from the other was
70 be Left m possession Of the place
Atthc appointed me l;jon'ien appc red
on the ieli with eight hor q. Nender.
son presented himsel with * horses
and = yoke 81 oxen. They fastened
their teams % the log house and
whipped up BIZ q the very nrst pull
the walls u the Iog house parted and
the roof fell In. The teams took right
and started on On Z wilirun and before
hey onl be brought IN icr control. .
,aluab horse belonging 90 anderson
had been fatally injnr a y the horns Of
one of the oxen. This unexpected isSne
II the cont Iei % = ter fght be-
tween the principal participants. - We !
as between the numerous a,ih rents on
both s.lcs. III The course d which nsny
were ba nv hurt and one had H. skull
fra,turcd with the blow from the butt
end 81 he whip -BxshesDs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30

See. Nellie, here Is Just what you
want: Il will shade your eyes nicely.
and be becoming. too.
A pleasant voice spoke close beside
the counter. where I'lay piled up with
4 mnlt;t ~ ~ Tie ..latcst OUT
The NEXT instant was picked M bv
a firm hand. which belonged TO an az
frsctire-looking young woman, who
cave NV hrim 4 din one way and bend
fhe ether Il N M IN IL several atti-
tudcs. walked with me to the mirror.
Set me back on her head, pulled me
down over her ewes. and then tried 4
medium course. moved away. took d
view from over her shoulder took me
a again. and At last replied reject
iyely:
Yes. think could make il do"
SO she bought me, and at her order
was trimmed with some scarlet pop
pies. and lovely creamy muslin. and
Sent hor,e
was very obseryant and attentive.
and soon learned that Nellie had refused
10 - with some or her friends to a
fashionable waferinr-place where. a.
She said. ..vou dress. and 20 70 dinner:
dres<- ana walk ont: dress and At on
nv III "A. dress. and 10 70 tie hop I"
No. she preferred 10 eo 70 the truly
country. have no one TO bother her. and
stav ont-of- doors from morning ill
nichf..
.Yon'll rct tired 81 that, Miss Nell. =
said y xounfv lady. who came 70 see her
the dav We let :. You'll get tired OF
ths, .,5 IL ,o,.' Il r;sb ~, \ "a coma Min
us~
"Well. / have your address. and I
can ina nv way 10 the station. n launched
Nellie. Would Won have me In case l
repenscd and wanted 70 comeP''
Yes. indee |. and II vo,, pronisc ~
come IL soon AZ var want III Il viii M
~ very Iona before ~ see vos,.f
.I'll c;ve Van time ~ unnark beforc
Won send thc carriave for me-,
good by. and We were oil.
think thc ,ou, = l.dv upst have cot
tired waiting Tor her. because We did
MI grow weary Of il Al al. Nellie !
little brother was with M. but III soon
found more boys who took IL hi- en-
tire attention. and III seldom went with
IA N Our walks AMONG the hills And
valleys.
W. had 4 lovely time. Nellie told
Mrs Grant In whose hall I hume when
AT leisure. when shc wished there
was more there - interest her
she would Ike 10 have TIE dax \
forty-cight hours lon0. 20 that she
might have moro room ID NM. the cn.
ioymenf sbe lonnd n ~ a.. th;nc about
her.
can not tell how lone we md been
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30

"wirh me 10y" he SAID. and turned.
with the laughter IN NJ eyes;
Mary. have won wife.
Al ny cheek and forehead burned.
And ifeis that Death in Lie
Was rho ending ~ my love.
Wander is Nc iSro tho wo cdisnd ways;
And her voice u soft nnd low
A The mIrInur Of 4 doves
And the promise Of the dawn
Dluehcs quickly IN hcr faco;
Mary. can YOU wonder 20,
You. tho sister % my lover"
So tried 20 speak and smile.
Taking both his hands m mine;
SAYING BE- wins worthy her-
Prom ms breaking heart the while
Tore the hopes that clasp and tvino-
And ny brain Oh hio-I wokel
II.
(" wish me we'll" he sad. and gaxod.
All hie soul into my eyes;
Mary, | would win q vile,
DO you care 20 listen whof'
A. Tor me etoC1 amazed.
In sort Of glnd surprise;
And the secret OF my life
R'o<somed into beauty new.
"1'nll and stately doth she 20
Like queen through woodland ways;
And her voice n sweet and clear
AZ "A mat 4 nRhtinrnic's-
Tell me. Mary. do you know
Her. whom would ftIy praise:
hut VII n have called her DEAR
Find no other word nvailsF
All the autumn woodland seemed
To nwrke IN summer glow:
A.. with blush on cheek and brow
confessed him dear 20 me.
when told him what dreamed,
H. made answer. laughing lows
add they never tell you how.
Dire ms always contrary TOT
q. n. Stuart. q lr0oev.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30

"A COW belonging % John C. White.
or Auburn. NJ n. died. Upon exam
ming the vitals the cause Of death was
foud TO be dalning needle. which had
completely Embedded itself TWO thirds
u its length IN the animals heart
That organ was found 70 be twice the
normal size and very black in appear
ancc. showing great degree 81 imam
nation. Mr.. White u of the opinion
that the needle was swallowed N IN tho
food. and that Il workeiit~ way through
she stomach into the animals heart
One third Of the needle was found 3D.
hcr.ng 10 the animal stomach.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-03-30

"a Philadelphia man dreamed that
he received let 81 contain NJ 30
check. The net morn NJ one came.
but Il contained 500 bill for the
zen = rent Hc says he feels Ike
man who has sued rape 70 500
damages md ust heard the verdict M
Ihioiclphi0 NcUA
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
WHY HE FouoHT

"ias. sab, sad old Nathan. T ht dA, man An l d do !, ag.n under de same sd efat,ons know atm ,much ob a man, bs, femme tell yer when pusson jump. on me ,h,nkin' da, hes g~ine ter Ugh, on . feathes bed he has mi.ed up de Ia ks nightly
 "Did the man amp on you" asked A bys,Andef
 Nor. sab. no, tao kiy ba, he pat me m bad light lie uddef day white man come ndin along an say, sc. hole my 'hoss tell go Inter dis saloon an I'll pay .ur yersef drink while 1 is in dar. an yefsei oau go all Yn IL Da, was Jis inter my han At h.l dr hoss while de ~hite man sent tn When he anne out hs sad go al VI yer dunk Ii's
 my hahbi when dnnks wid a man ter compliment hlm by ,akin de be- ln eir house so ! ordered some ob ds hne brandy whall rtske man feel hk, opcnin h,s mo9f ..n hollenn tell yct ken : de dr,rik An started of when dc bar-ten- der ht de counter an said, .ficah, pA, for dat dnnk. splatned ,e, hum bu, he oussed me an Topped ober dc counter An lacked me sean'lous. kep' my mou she, until les now. seed de white man 1 ascd hlm fl he didn, van, me ter hols hls hoss tell he got dunk. 'lDid yer gi yer dnnk de udder day z he sad. 'oi yas. 'plied An when tole da, verse would pay |, he sAid neber mine, dat h' didn', eant no pay De man go, do~r an wen, inter saloon An' 1 hsed hose ! shoe naii aner tie saddle. When hs came GU, an 70, or. de hess kicked up an flung h,m sn ko,eA hlm An whipped h,rn fore he hH de groun. Lemme tell ger. II wen'i do fur A man ter pu, me IT a bad !ist,. ise my Jints makes A noise Ike she,,.n de gate an mi hz' falls ~,d < uatrhty ss.dden fol,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
VOL. ?. NO. E.
THE NEGRO DOCTOR.

l'sc charged, ledge, yer say, aid p.zenin' ds Nid medicine when he 1as sick. hn i'se rested up heah lore de la@ eb 4e Ter see ef de 'dic,meni ~lll stuck ln doe,orin a man my mine's mighty soan. Case l studied year m Ge woods, A diggin' up herbs an roots from 6e groGn = M.nuiaeturin' m. medical goods. De gen 1eman was sick an wen, 10 hts bed From death, wid a white flag ob truce, An when had ,zamined de sufferers head gin him a dose ob my juice. F rom dat bery minute lie looked like d boy. Case he gunter get well right al once, bui he kicked up his heels an died ob de
 joy
 Da, nigger, Mars. ledge, ~as dunee. So doan' charge me. Iedse. ~id pissnin dc
 man.
 fa; note all my pin,s IS da fise An so m honor fer las ~hatre3Ens n de Ian jes say dat he died ob surpr.se#
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
BLEW HIS OWN HORN.

Mike vas arrested for disturbing the qulei hours Of he night. ''it s this say sor, he said to-,he judge. T asked A Iyes yisssrdAy hos he could ge, along so veil an me gi, along % bad. an' 'ah.' ser te. .s's by blo~ins me o~n horn. An mus, bios ire o~s horn. s~k ]. An the same ssz he, an l got horn. yer honor, an wint out on the street an blowed ii, an polaeem,n arrested me. You can't inc me, scr, fof i, ~as the law yer's advice was iakin'."
 Were you under the influence of liquor ai the time y'
 T was, sor.'
 Well, iis6hsehaTge you on the charge of blowing your horn-
 Your gintleman, iyery inch avyer.'
 -Bu, I'll fine yoe len dollars for being drunk.s
 -Ba, man aid no sinse entolrly.V
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

petite. no longer natural had become morbid hea oanno, pui any confidence n A morbid appe;i;e In the torty-nrss da, Ae rubbed the end ei his nose, and on the ier;y-sisih. he dIumm.d on the table with his knite
 The syndicate fel, assured ot success. ba, when the slNs,eth day arrived, A gloom settled sses tie ..p.tailsia. old man appeared at the table and took h,s sea;. Profound silence rcigned. He at eked the birds as though he were hun gry. and within twenty-five minutes had desoured them. The eres.tallen capital lsss ~lshdIs~. and the s.aksholder delly- cred the money to the Major The af- iAit had created profound sensat,ob. and the Maler fcoeiNed eongrasula,ory disp atches from all owe, the country \ change anne. he cook at the rcs,an. rant failing ,o ieteiNe the amount oi money commensurate with hls .cNiseS, espnsed ihr ha'ofs ,ntkery fifteen mer had been employed ta de the cat. ,sf. They mrte selesied ies nniormilJ oi >54e and .,mtlag,iS ui bearing \ gtA} VI x and wh,skefs Nete provided. winch each man ~ofe a, meal tune Inc case ss now III eoan and the leading lawyers asc very much excited
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10

and then back 10 the tree where they had been standing. ]" We are Adam an Eve, ain't we he sad.
 :" don, know ~ho they are
 Adam, lets perend-hke. WAS boy an Eve~as d snl. Then lets peuend- like there .s snake ihe, wants Eve 10 eat d apple.
 We amt sol none" replieo the little siri. looking up with an expression showing her willingness to eat the apple,
 = But We must pertend-hke,
 .. H. shouted the butchers boy. climbing ,he fence and s,i, .,.,...s ....,..s. :: yos play with him. She likes me better than sbe does yog." he continued. turn ing to Mulsittie. The siri's eyes dropped. Mulkit,le regarded her eagerly. Jealousy IS earl, introduced into l,;c. l, s born in the human bre@s, shortly after the ar rlval of ihc seeono babN. ~hen the ht>:- bon viess ~!,h d.s,4eS ,he attentions q, d mother transferred l.. a,,lc 5,ai
 Ne are p!a, n Adaas n lac sad Muik..e.
 Tn De Adam. tepl4ed the bot hef $ boy.
 No. said M4lk.;,le looking around as though in search ef anothei character: I'm Adam. tell ,yoa ~ha, you be. iaa he ,he snake
 :. Don, yoa cal ne snake. I'll hit you.
 " II lulia likes you better than she does me you are snake
 "Do you like him better" asked the butchers boy. turning to the g,rl.
 She stood twisting her checked apron. She looked A, first one boy and then at the other. l, was a moment of decision. The two boys glared a, each other
 :" like you both" she replied. ~l,h an a,temp, a. coque,,lsh cancellation. ,ha, something which buds early among the tair and which r,pens into diplomacy
 ''Ba, which one the best = asked Null ki,,le.
 = Both the best. she replied
 The butcher sprang forward and seized Malkl,i!e. V ho srappled in turn. They both rolled or the ground. and the l.,,ie g'fl. serzing piece of board. struck he butchers boy acloss the head with d we'll directedness of blows ,ha, made hlm "squeal MuIki;,ie followed up the advan- ,aee and severely defeated hs enemy When the butcher had rctrcaied, Mulkii- tie looked Al the little girl moment, threw his arms around her. kissed her pretty hps, and then. frightened a, the grea, liberty he had taken. ran away. l, required more courage 10 kiss ;hAn ,o fight.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
PLANTATION pHlLosopHT

Too much 'fection is mighty nough knd ob 'nough Too nuoh pc makes man monst ous s,cl.
 k.i mans u,ioe d.dn', npen ter SUI, de gsowln' ole ob de body, ds fseblenes. ob one would make de activity ob de addef mighty d.sss,ished. 4 boys mine in ole mans body soaId be odd combination.
 De human family ,s SO hllsd std pt,de in life. dz, de drsue for show does no, stop At death r. often kno~ed women ter peffess 'lglon on dzr death bed an den ,eii what eoloted dress day wanted ter he buried in.
 Fl Ii tuck as much ob struggle fer gh druuk-as ii does Ter gii sober, l nebef would ha. Lad oui n de ram ail night De machinery ob di. life !. mighty contrary arrangement. i)e ,hsng dat yer oughienier do a mighty easy but tic thing ger ough,sr 'eompiish < powerful hard
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
PRICE, $ CENTS.
TOO EAGER
Why Party oi Gentlemen are Nov
 Working al St,ll

Why Party ot Gentlemen are Nov
 Working at q St,il
 purug thr sfr~.en, se.>.ea ..i the A. kanSa~ les,1iA,ufe. the ministers, m tAe extreme eagesnes> ei enforcing temper anee iS S,Sla,,en. jorge, to make pta. vision for church sactament ltn now a violation et law to toieInembef the ar1i supper. Growing ou, al thu. a yer, soi to~ful affair has taken place \ negto constable, down ia she county. was te. eies ted on A promise that under no ott. ..-s-ss+s- three miles of 4 ehureh eI school house The ne,ghborhood minister was .e much interested that he drew up a spee.al oath and oompellcd tho officer to s.gn II Asl sunday. Al the siisk kosk .hatt h. the minister announced that the Saerstn~u, would be administered Inc constable entered the ehur Il and waie he'd the pfa eeedlngs. Inc ~iae ~as poured out. but fAAf as tAfF ttkaa No AtiNAs Aftt officer rushed forward and arrested the en,lfe patty No explanation would sui t.ee. and a.ih ihc assistanee oi several tnperS who were summoned. the cnnsias blc maft he'd the brethren ,o "iask ID. Neal day they were afraigned before | ias,lee ei ,he peace, ~ho. after hearing the charges. sa,d .enliemen. yoa have thrown yourselves within the aaii grab grasp of the law You may mol have intended ,o gc, on spree. sn, .he law. unable to explore intentions. can only take cognnanor of arfsoba. fht- ott,ee, found you drinking w,ne ten tlemen, don't say that wine son, make you dsunk. 1 drank a quad oT ~,ne frvr tsys aYo and sas .ies.liah ahak, yet, les me remark. II were to get up now and shake myself. ! would be sa drunk that l would want to hghi you You gentlemen Iaok as though you had been on bum. Talk ,o the sbou, ~ins 1 was visiting young lady on'e and got drunk m wine. and. sir. 1 tiidn', >otes ap t,ny dollar apie' C tan'i pay Il, you say All nght. d,. onasablc. blIe out ihsae gentlemen m ,hr nAme nj the county
 The minister and his drao ons are naA working at 4 still house tof fifty eeois l4es day
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
DOAN YER KuSs NE.

4 hungry looking negro boy, wh,le carrying bag along the street, sa~ dog gna~ing beef bone.
 "Whui yer eai,n' dat nes, righ, hezh on de stree; fsr g- he sad. Ainst yer go, TO mo p1,eness den dis 7" and s,oop- ing. he p'cked ap the Lone, pu; i, in his bag and ~Aikrd away. The dog looked after hlEl. ard the boy, turning, cx- claimed Doan ger euss me. l'se had my eye cn ger f-f some time"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
IA uEAL

a=5f n .tiiAtien is ineTeAsiag al the afne. antiess,and." ssfd A gentleman io an Afkanhse editor.
 Oh. yes beats anything you ever sA~. Hhy. sa. when started ihe Hiso"s ts,e people sad inA, II couldn't live ,~o n,onihs. bgt l ~hooped the 'hIng up.
 Il am glad to hear H. You bouo~ed ;en doli2rs from me some tune ago. you remember and haven't asked you for II because wanted ,o les yoa get starr. V
 "fes. as ] VAS saying, the circulation increased ~Ifh rush, bst now t's gone dosn ,o alfnos, nothing"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-03-10
wAsN T A SUCCESS

-Whar yer been fer SC long. asked old lsom of Black Ned.
 ..l'se had de reanit:en ielef. >ed re- piled.
 T; want success. see
 -w'ha, yer mean y
 ~Yer's had de renit;en' fever. Yer say = La; was dc full tex; ob my procl3mz- ton
 Wall yersef owes me ten dollars an I notices dat ger clcn', rcmr. Oats ~hat makes me Say Il want a success