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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Remembers Him KindIy.
Fr=s1o Democrat.


 The Oakland 7fD.ss. Tn s,eakinr ct h 2rk iwain's interest IT the copy-righ, iAw says he advocates :. oa the pr1acip p'e of :" ihe rogue who $ iou.es, ir yei!sn
 stop '.4.ei | e..lis hsn the Blaes. Lar. ci .i'eTa;ure.' i).cx Tc-pia or the read. and '.Cap,aln kidd on the high SC of .i,eT.:GTe Dear Marx, We Ike an. 4e aas s.lG 8 may good things. Tls,ua. and oteerxse .Aet after le,, 5. ;nuEeeE--iag af g.errmes,. nas rolled ava. neasv clouds ci ae.aneholy from oAr -aic-bafccns spIfits. we feel serr. r near saoh ug.y things saio oi hira. s' 10 Goes not rS', enter R n .eeiirgs ot F s'i.re sr@;i,1ee ta tsc ..grnor of he P'e4,=-f~. he merry IT. s.f=s=s.1 .-.se y.arld
 i..: lfstGs.aole band ef int ocents < fzae. aa .aa. t. ey hi- season of }, asa;se II n eer..er t,.3es of ;he s5es.. l.ose =. asi5as1 zi;s q .zrnalise h--. "a ' Ele.l ii.ark tse "tsiiGed Aae :" ff....e '5. < ,o -s, To, s,ta ul5c.rliaisned sa.eIeat-the I.c.efe el iwo ea.lerea sezTtas ut et ,. sk...es across which ..f.e ..ss oeea .2ced w..h q piece q. 3rea@ is dehne tte fishss .. eaea -taa. fl.ase scene of : aa.' cc:en men .ciy s'lES ns IF inc suashi!e. :a-a tor the Tani ni 9gner eater. r.as:1rics; tryi.z to hit tii4 spIfts of tCbaeC nee 2 ueza bum- l,--See near hy. as- ,s,.z scene mail, .isso. 1e1 ny the more n;eEeslin. ore of def-h 4s. 4n. .aza. another sich li1e cf9@aec and ..ar acl - the en- .aEss4sm ef thc M.caaheI-lke Cof1 ne 7e.feIs ever ae9eta. u ii:.slng .' .ai!!...sa.s 9 i.. aii these things. ai.a3Gzn beng human he nas s3satt.facs stepped .-siee iron tie ' Il s:..e. .:te. .ry hon ss;y. al g:se M.ik Tw.i.4 ..l ways warm aoo. ;a ,he heaeEs i American people. whose life and e!,ssss e; ac has Gelise- aie- 'Ti;A zach ecsgi.eJ ard sympathy
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
The Highest Award.

Among the brcwed beverages of the woIld the Anheuser-B Busch Beer. made by he .Anheuscr-:t :tasch Brewing Associ- a.ion c: S,. Louis. Mo. takes .hc lead. The hi ..acss awards have been given this eeer over all others wherever exhibited beth ia .Anef,ca and Europe: notably. Il Philadelphia m IS75. a, parls IF I5-S -..e .; the World's Exposition. Ams,er- dass.. io2; }. on which occasion a.i ot the Eule e..u brewers of note competed for the rt1e. Tl.ese facts supported by the popal.si:y oi tts Anheuser- Busch peer among beer consumers everywhere are .ndsputablc.
 Fer ihe convenience 0f ;neir trade the Association has established beer and ice oePols ;; numerous points throuEh bout the coun:sy, where the Geale. may obtain supplies n small quantities and avoid the delay which would be eecasionrd If compelled 10 order dlrec, from S;. Louis. They have an extensive depo, of this klna ia Little Rock under the manage men: oi II. [. Mons, who will give pfenpt attention to a.. shipments. Ad- asess-.l orders to
 II. |. NoNS. Manager,
 Litile Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
American Newspapers in 1884.

From the edition of Messrs. George r. Rowell < Co.'S. American Newspaper Directory, now Tn press. t appears that the newspapers and perodie ,ls of II k'nds at present issued in the United States and ( nada reach . grand total ei : -.oc This Is ne, gain of :sely leo during the last twelve months. and exhibits an increase of , 6iS over the total number published just ten years since. The increase Tn IS-I over the total for Is-S was .9S. During the past year the dallies have increased from i.l5S 10 [ ,.6l the weeklies from o5e !o lo oc5 and the monthlies from I.o9l 10 I.4J9 The greatest increase IS in the western states. Illinois. for instance. now shows Ioo0 papers in place of last year total O yo4. while Missouri tissues oo4 instead ot 5,5 reported in lSS; Other leading western states also exhibit great percentage of increase. The ,o.al number of papers Tn New York state IS i,5c5. agains; r.Sl9 in fSS !. Canada has shared in the general iI.- crease.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
How Herd c: Cattle Were Save.

Chicago Hsfalt's flaIn Talk"
 One of the brasest things saw +. my travels, sald passenger from the west, was cowboy stopping . cattle s,arr pede \ herd ot ,.Sou; six or eight h.-- dfed had ges frightened a, something. and broke away peil-mell. s.,h ;helr tails Tn the air and me bulls d, inc mead ot the procession. 3a; the cowboy did no, get excited at 4li when he saw the herd were gong straigh, for high biu.i. where they would certainly tumble Gown into the canyon and be killed. Ncu know, that when herd like that sets to gong they can stop, no matter whether laey rush to death or not. Those in the rear crowd those ahead, and away they go. ! vfouida'; hare gwen a del!a. head ior that herd. bu; the cowboy spurred rp ms mustang, made little detour. came in rlgh: Tn front of the herd. cut across ihe,r path at nigh, angle. and then galloped leisureiy on 10 the edge of the b.aii, halted and looked around d, that wild mass Of beef coming righ, towards him. lie was cool as d cucumber. though 1 expected see him killed, ard was so eA- cited l could not speak. Well, slr. when the leaders had got within quarter of a mile ot him l saw them tIy 70 slack ap, though they could not do |; very quick. But ;hc whole herd seemed to war, 10 stop, and when ,he COWS and steers in the rear got about where the cowboy had GU, across their path was surprised to see them stop and commence to nihble grass. Then the whole herd stopped. wheeled. staggered back and went 10 hs hung for a chance 10 eat where the rear guard was. You see. tha, cowboy had opened big bag of sal, be had brought out from the ranch 10 give The cattle. galloped across the herds course and empsied the bag. Every oriacr sniffed that lire of salt. and, of course tha: broke up the stampede. Bu, tel you Il was queer sight to see tha, ouss out 'hese or the edge of the bluff quietly rolling cigarette. when i, seemed as Il he be rolling under 500 tons of bee, in aeoat minute and half.o
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Refined Solenniiy.
The lournalIst

Mir. G. W. Gable. the Creole novelist, has made known his coming into this part oi the country by playing practical joke on Mr Samuel Clemens, of Hart iord. Mr. Bable. on the frs, ot April. caused great quantity of letters to be sent to NIT. Clemens. signed with the names of well-known people, and asking for his autograph. This i,ish, of New Orleans humor IS expected ,o make the porulace scream wi:h delight There Is, in fact. refined so!emnity about MT. Cables fun which suggests tha, he would he ar invaluable addition to the staff oi London P1sth.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
4 Cheap Pair ot Pictures.

For !orgy cents we will mail. postpaid. 10 any address, the splendid coiored en- gras.ngs, The Arkansaw Traveller and " The Turn of the Tune: also. without extra charge. the original story of the " Arkansaw Tral ele,,s as told by Col. Sandy Faulkner. The pictures are gotten up in the highest s,yie of ar, and possess ing such historical interest they should have place n every household. Postage stamps taken. Address. Read < BenhaIn. Liiiie Rock, ArS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
!" Come. Gentle Srr,nr |,

With the approach oi spring he provi- den; man makes arrangements .a provide hiriseif with apparel suitable to the n.ilder temperature. r. O'Brien has jus, received al his merchan, tailoring esiab- lsnEient, iio N. Markham street, as fine line Of spring goods aswas ever brought 10 .his state. His stock embraces ali the latest styles in shades ard IS complete in every cesail. Cal early and make your selections from an unbroken stock.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
A New Line .a Stor..
Gluelnat.I s.t-.Is NIsl.t


 Here Is new Llnco.7 story. ptoperl, authenticated. sa44ap.e ;8. glr..=e..:,,,H abeH; lhis tiine. IS the 4ia ..!Iae:l.c. l..i n have il:
 ls; after the puoilr a;.on oi Secretary Chase eN eediugiy aeie treasury repor: m ioa5. and when lne ses reterv was snonn io have the presidential bee bug zins III ms bonnet. Jealous friend of The iresident went 10 nm Lincoln with a suggestion ,aa; Mir Chase shou.t be iooked after: he WAS u-irE his power IS secretary of the treasury ,o turner h.s own ambitious scheme. Lincoln laughed shrewaiy, and brought out the inevitable story of winch he WAS reminded. An Htlheis farmer, uiilns a ;ew acres of and. and employing oriy one DO, olI horse. was blowing one cay. waile ais son re- gareec the operatieo f5om Ire nearest 'enec Suddenly the cid. s1.ilt,.,s horse prieked up hIs ears. and started br4sAly onward III :hc fdrrow. alncs. dragging the old m st1 at the p.os-tail around the land. The iad surveyed ,he unusua! sight from the fence. iAe old man having arc work to keep dp 4s ne old horse went flying ar-an5. ani then he cred out: Say. dad, why dca', you bush oii tha: gad-iy on old Deabin's back As he flew pas. he oii man replied ' l never saw Dobhin doing 50 wei a-- fore. Le, the gad fi2 be" How Lincoln made ;he application any man can tell. And fl there are h'gh officials so troubled with he presidential gad-,iy that they are doing unusal llly well, l: were a pity :c disturb them now.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

No, indeed. i: world no, have beer po- l.e for Minister Sargent. n going ;o lunch with Herr Bismarck, ,o take II. his pocket an American ham s..riwi,h | and claim h.s doctor q, home had prescribed t for his health C;aeinn1h, GoD.,as,- f:tIi i.is.f,.:sey.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
To Postmaxters

By slight exertion which need not in ;ersere with any of their duties, postmas- 'ers and others may earn for themselves handsome sum in commissions by re- ceiving subscriptions to THE ARxANSAw TRAVELLER. The paper has only Ia be seen to be appreciated. and with nc journal in the south can subscription agents do so well as wi,h this paper Write to us for terms, specimen copies for distribution, etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Has Large. Sale Than All Other P..is
 Combined
OFFICE MuKPHy RRoS /,

OFFICE MukPHY BROS,
 far.s. Tex. Sept. eS, ISS;, Die Beans have sold well md give en- Ire satisfaction. We now sell more of ihe;s; than all other pills together. Your Chill and Fever Tonic we sT.l under gua.antee 10 cure; have had only one bottle returned. and don, think il was gwen according 10 directions.
 Yours truly. MURPHY BROS.
 Druggists Fer sale by all druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
COLLECTIoN H..

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Compan,on P,e,urr.

The hisloncal pictures cf - The Arlan- saw Traveller and The Turn of the Tune" together with the original dia- logue of The Arkansaw Traveler. '' mailed 70 any address on receip, of ao cents. Read X Benham. Little Rock.Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

l, doesn't make any difference when a woman visiting lady friend jumps up of her chair and says: !" Oh, dear me. | must go; left the children all alone '' and throws on her bonne, and shawl that doesn't proven; her from stopping out in the cold a, the front door and talking half an hour with ,he lady cf he house. se.-Nea:nr ty Sfa.e I91yna!
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
A LIBRARY OF GOOD. GOD. BOOKS FREE,

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
From Head,o Eon.

The postmaster a, North Brff.,o. Pa. Mir. NJ. Green. says St. Jacobs Oii, ,As great pain-conqueror, cured him of pains in the head, and also of frosted feet.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Ita icz f ,he Southern Palace, ;o5 Ha.a S.. ... ire be-, supplied 1T the c.ty Nfru - w.u, ! r,rst-ela55 neal call al tee .aGs2si.. !aiaee
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Tse ps.5er e. which HE TE8yrI.fR IS prin,ef. $ furnished by The Graham Ia per Company St. Lotus. Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

l \ lsngkind. 7i4 Main st, kee eps a fell HHe Il dfigs fancy toilet articles. ete FefaK:.. B4Ik Bi;ters and the ARKASs.tw TRAfEIfR. lae great anti-bI.ious reme- Gies, ere sold there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

The paper on which TIE TRAvEIER is printed is furnished by The Graham Pa per Company, St Louis Mo.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
COLLEcTON Na 7

| T3f I.f9I. UF TIEs fI.E Ry~.- Waiter Scott. The LaGs ott4, Lake is ;, res1aue" . se.S,. ana5 a: - IL vaeas ai tle great scotch poet sna Eo.e.Is;. none iz more sutFfi.' than ttsS
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Oysters. huitS nuts and confectionery. if the Southern Palace, soS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Goo tac ao1ghern Ft.ace, l53 Main S... t. ti2.: and confectionery.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
Lon DON.

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

The oa'y h5as.. in .he c!:y :hatNrgy gy5 t C.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

taf-- 1ea e7lptfY proarlec so.te4tra. b. t, ,e Ga.. a57 MGa street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Oysters in any style af the Southerr Palace, 4oS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Vason < Webb keep all the la,est style oi siauoney. Their counters arc file wisa II the popular magazines. ne~s: .rer, .nd periodicals, and they are nea ,usi;er. fol blank books, writing iulGs etc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Confectionery in the gsea,est variety at the Southern Palace, JOS Main Street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Henry Bcei ger. who for so many years has nsd ;he A.k gnsaw agency oi Lemp's S; I. ,..s lager beer. continues to lead the Gecr tiaae of the s:a.e Ills house on Markk..in street IS headquarters for beer, ice. :. ..i slloon supplies.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19

Halls tegetable aicilian Hair ke- newer is n ne~ preparation fol the pab- lie = experimSn, vi;h its success Is un- para'elied for restoring gray kair ,o iis ratu7ll color. promoting its growth, and ptoca -ius new hair on bald heads.
 Nafh Alderman. corner Fifth and Cen ter streets, always keeps in stock the plI- e; aad hes; oi imported gins. brandies aLl xres, ard inc liquors of all kinds. The 'ns trade Is one ofthc features of Na;k : business and pArtie., in the cogn- try, wishing 4 really good .,ticlc of liquor. may send ter orders 10 Mr. Alderman, viii .he assurance that shipments will be rste pfonp,ly and goods will prove sa;iStac.erN
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-19
COLLECTION No.

: i.E-Nk $oxel. 2, ,.Ts. r . :. isor c. !" a.st k-,aa=. c.s.
The Portland daily press., 1884-09-24
atar,inR a RInckherrx Pa,oh.

The most common method of starting a
new blackberry plantation is to use plants
of the last years growth, but it is well to
remind growers that they can do just about
as we'll with suckers of the current year if
they will plant carefully and water at the
time of setting. Dig up plants in April or
May, while in full growth, cut the top off
near the ground, expose the roots as little as
possible, plant very soon, pour water about
the rooLs before filling the hole with earth
then fill and pack the earth closely about it..
treated several hundred so this spring, and
they NJ doing rather better, think, than
plsnts OF last year set in April. OF these
quite good many always die for some rea-
son, and 1t Is an excellent plan to fill these
vacancies with suckers of the current year
much better than than to wait a full year.
The same is true of all raspberries which
propagate by suckers. If one waits a year.
the young plants then must compete with
their older neighbors, the roots of which
already begin to monopolize the ground.
The second year it is still worse, and indeed
it is wellnigh impossible then to fill the va
canciss successfully. For these reasons.
when plantation of anything is started
trees as well as vines or plants--it is very
important that all start at the same time
Country Gentleman.
The Portland daily press., 1884-09-24
UsIisOrnta Mining Stocks.
Rostan Marker.

BOSTON, Sept %. The following were to-day's
quotations Of Butter, Cheese, Eggs, &c:
Pork-Long cuts, 18 5O@19 90; short cuts 10 90
GLE 80: backs $40 50@20 90; light backs Is o0a
81 3 so; lean ends at $....@20OO prime mess,
new, IL 5OQ18 so; extra prime Is 50aSl6; mess,
new II 0O@l7 SO; pork tongues SIT 50@18 90.
Lard at 81A1818c " fb for tierces;S " 1854 for
lob pals; SA a9c for BIB pals; 9g91zc for
Sfb pals.
Fresh Beef-Fair steers at 961o14c - ID; choice
at1O1s@11c; Texas steers 61a@l81sc; choice heavy
binds at l4c; second quality l2913c; light SAG
quality at 5@7c; rattles at 1890; ribs at 6@9 1sc
rumps 1907 5c;rounds 1s@91ac; rump loins l46
1890 loins lS5023c: light 14G17c.
oeans-choice large hand picked pea at l 90G
% Y bush; choice New York small band-picked
do at 00@2 10; common to good at 81 86@I 80;
choice small hand-picked pea. Vermont at So $50
20; choice screened DO Q oO@2 Is; hand-picked
med OO@2 10, and choice screened do 801l 90;
common Deans OOI12 s. German medium beans
at 1891 80; DO pea 90(92 90; choice improved
2 35 az 40.
Apples-We quote Green Apples at 81 OOG2 SOP
bl. Evaporated Apples at Adu5c % ID.
Hay-Choice prime hay quoted Is 000S19$y ton;
medium to good hay at $15 oo9$17 O0 Eastern
tine $13 O0@Sl6 Co., poor $11@$13; damaged SO
ST 00@S18 90; oat straw S9@Slo ~ ton.
6utter--We quote Western and Northern creame-
rios at 250 27c Tor extra and 23026c for good and
choice; Franklin County dairy at Csc; New York
forsgood and choice and l0a15c for common and
fair; Western dairy at l71Sc for choice; imitation
creamery at 169l7c; Western ladle packed at 3
91bc y 10; and 8e0l2 for common and good ;chcice
grades firm and in demand.
Cheese-we quote 10011Ao for choice and ga
S1sc for fair TO good; o471a for common.
Eggs at 17o02Ic y dog.
Potatoes at l 1892 90 " Dbl.
The Portland daily press., 1884-09-24

Inc OK eye daisy is very troublesome
weed In the vicinity of Boston and in many
other sections; but 1t can be kept down by
cultivation and high manuring, while, if cut
early in the season. while it is coming into
doom, 1t makes fair quality Of food for
sheep and other farm stock, Sorrel il
another weed pest coming in our new seed
Cd felds where grass is thin, but high ma
nuring and heavy seeding to grass will keep
IL In subsection.