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The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

He speaed his arms, and she creps close to hts heart, whispering:
 "Yes, Gabriel"  How could you afford its Didn't t take quantities of moasy7"
 "You remember aa uncle who died h California a year sgo7 He ieft me c hundred thousand dollars. have saved twenty-five thossand and the house; 90 you wos's De quite destitute, sweetheart T Destitute ? Shehs's queen was mol as wealthy. She didn't own my Cab nel."
 They were married ia the morning That evening, as they sat tossthsx ia the library (tor they took no wedding jour ney). he leaned toward his white-robed treasure.
 "Eais, will yoa barn those notes for mer
 He hadlsd . bright biazs on the wide hearth, And E66e took the fat buadle and commsnceo, woman-liks, to sntie 1t. Ne. Nei7 hs objected, burn k e"
 But k will burn quickes; ;" the viiifui little 6sgers tuggsd ss the szinga" desire you not to open t, E6hs." But, Gabgiel. willh Out dropped . sealed letter, directed to Miss Fife Ford" Uademeath vas scrawied, To be delivered in casa Of my death." The despoiling 6ngezs closed upon it greedily. "No, Ef6e,S he pleaded. Gabriel" solemnly, listen, my idol,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-03-06

A puzzled face appeared at the office ot Barker & Hawkins one day, not long after.
 am sorry to worry you; but sec herep Fife produced . slip of paper which she held toward him. It stated the existencs of . note, covering tea thousand dollars, principal and interest, held by one Isaacs & Tobias, brokers in . neighboring city.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
4 Spiritual Mystery.

A lily grows my stenonslN, push ing up its solid weight of stem and lesfiu the teeth Of gravity. Shaped in beauty by invisible fingers, the flower develops, we know uot AoW But Me do not wonder at it. Every day the thing k done; 1t is nature il is God. Wear Spirtu, al enough al least to understand that. But when the soul rises SjoNly above the world, pushing up it, delicate virtues in the teeth of sin, shaping itself mysteriously in tine image of Christ. we deuy that the power is not of man. A strong will. we say, a high ideal the. reward of virtue, Christian in. ducnce this will not account for 1t. We allow a miracle to the lilv, but none to the man. But myster. lOuSneSS is the test of spiritual growth It was Christ'S test: The wind bloweth where it list, eth; thou he"rcst the sound there of, out caust uoi tell whence it C meth or whither it goeth. So + every one that is born of the Spir. lt. t."-DrummoLd.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
For Christmas"

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Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Thanks to the brothers of the press in sympathiziug with us on account of the subscribers not pay ing up. We desire the sympathy of somebody but you know that won't feed us. It is artualN true that we are out of provisions, clothing. etc, aud no money 70 purchase the thing needed, Dear reader, il Is uo joke. wr are actual ly out of eNer' thing to sustain life with mo hopes of collecting money and if you intend paying for yoHr paper dc so al once as we have waited on you long enough. Exchange
 The above Squih, copied from all exchange, is a sad commentary on m6ny people who take ncwspa. pers [ We were forced to pay all Of our debts al once, i, wouhl place ns in equally as bad a condi- ton as our brother editor. and we trust that tine hundred or more ot our subscribers in arrears from one and a hali to three or four years, will come forward and settle, lest such a calamity bcfall Us.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Testimony of a Druggist .
The Swift Specific Co.

The Swift Specific Co.
 Gentlemen:-We are grstined to report that Aaron Blaydes, living near thi. place, and who has been suffering with severe case of Blood Poison, is now well. He was cured by Swift's Specific. He was blind, and his body was GOV cred with eating sores. His suf- ferings were intense, and he seem' ed on the verge of tue Stygian river, and had made every prepera ton to go to that bourne from
 whence no traveller returns We furnished him with a supply of swift's Specific, and he is now we'll. Truly Yours, T. GAVIN X Co.,, Druggists. Atlanta, Texas, Sept 10, loSo.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
\ Golden Opinion.

The Swift Specific Co.
 Gentlemen:-l have used your Specific in a uuIuber of cases in the last twelve mouths. always find ing good results. Al present l have patient in my charge who has cancer. l am treating him on Swift Specific alone. and believe it will effect d permanent cure. ana can safely recommend it to the public as being one of the pest bloodpuriiiers have ever tried.
 ". $. GOLDEN, NJ. D. Worthwhile, Ky, Aug. II, 1886.
 Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis eases mailed free.
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Draw. CT 3, Atlanta, Ga. l51 w. 23d St x. Y.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Misrepresentation and Unfairness
Prescott Ark.

Dlb. htltiftis Vt Atit .hi Nab7 1' Daily Democrat. copied our article on Honor 70 Whom Honor i> Due.' in an obscure corner Satnr day. and iu most conspicuous place on editoria. page devoted over column in commenting on it. This was very unfair, and, az we think unjoarnalistic. If he wished to comment on our article, he should have placed ii in jaXta' position, the two together, so that his readers could readily see and read both. This could very easily have been done.
 Again, he misrepresented us ill the following sentence used i'll his comment, as auy one eau see by comparing what we really said, with what he intimates we said:
 But the Picayune wants to know what senator Jones has done for the people in the matter of legislation and it comes out boldly and asks if he lever opened his mouth ID favor of tariff, reform It is humilatiug- in view of the facts, that any Arkansas editor should ask such a question. During Col. Jones term in the lower house so the repre- sentative of his old district, no man of the delegation had Il greater number of post offices and post roads established, etc.
 Here is our language of last week in speaking of Senator Jones, which we repeat, and feel satisfied that the Democrat can not answer in the affirmative: We give him credit for securing appointments to office to citizens of this State but think there is plenty of other work as important, and really more so to the masses, for him to per form, such as the enactment ol good laws. revising imperfect laws, and repeating bad laws. What has Senator Jones done in this re. spect in the Senate! Did he open his mouth in favor of tariff reform, which the people of this and the whole counlry so much needs, aud winch he has advocated so loudly on a hunde ed stumpsi"
 We are very much surprised that Bro. Mitchell should have acted so manifestly unfair, "lt is humilia- ting-in view of the facts, that any Arkansas editor should' so act
 And now we leave Senator Jones and his champion, Bro. Mtchel, trusting We will not again have cause to so severely criticise them, for We hope the Senator will % to ,cork, and Bro. Miteh,l act within the bonds of fairness in the future. Amen.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Condensed From the Biennial Re
 port of the Secretary of State.

There are - Democrats Tn the lower house of the legislature, Fl Republicans, , WheclcrS. 1 Demo cratic Wheeler. Jetfersonian Democrat. 1 Groenback Wheeler, ] 1 Independent and 1 Greenback- CT.
 There are 5S farmers in the house of representatives, l. lawyers, , physicians. , preachers, 7 editors, 1 real estate and Insurance agent, 1 collector, 1 commercial traveIer, shoemaker and 1 clerk. Among the number are 26 Baptists and % Methodi>ts.
 In the Senate there are l2 farm CTS. 9 lawyers. , merchants, bank CT. ? real estate agents, 3phy SlcianS, , ministers ana 1 teacher. The senate is composed of 20 Demo crats and Republicans,
 There are l2 Methodists ln the Senate and 9 Baptlsts. The total receipts of the Seore- tary of States office for the two years. covered by the report, were sl5.66S, 26. The receipts for fees and books from October to Octo Der l7 of this year was Sl, ,So3.
 There will be only 2O0O copies of the Secretary of States report printed. There will be demand for 10 GOO of them.
 Less than one-fifth of the coun- tv clerks have filed ill the office Of i the Secretary of State the bonds required by law.
 The only town that surrendered it's charter since January l, lSS5, was Holly Wood, Clark county. Greenaway. Clay county, Portla, l Lawrence county, and West Fork, ! Washington county has filed ar ticles of corporation with the Secretary of State since January 1, 1885.
 All the gas used in the State house is now registered by one meter, which effects greater say 1 ing to the State.
 The State library contains abont i 10000 volumes.
 Since the previous report oi the Secretary, Pine Bluff has been rec oguiZed a, q city of the first class.
 Thc following railroad compa' nies have failed to make report as to thelr capital stock to the See retary of State as required hy law: Arkansas Midland, Washington and Hope. Texas and St. Louis, Pine Bluff and Swan Lake. St. Louis and san Francisco aud the Bentonville railroad.
 There were l.lj3 conNicts re ccived at the penitentiary during the last two years. Of the num- her BIO were imprisoned for lar ceny, 31 for burglary, 2J for rob ery. 36 for murder, II for murder in the second degree, 20 for for gery and the balance for crimes ot minor character
 There are 322 prisoners in the peniteutiury who can neither read nor write and 232 who can. There are only three who are regarded as
 inrv cducated
 Only our-teulh of the convicts in ,hr pcuitcutiary are natives of Ar kansas. Next to Arkansas Teuues- see furnishes the largest number. which iS forty-Seven. IL R. Ga, Ipttp
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Eleven hundred and sixty-two news-boys and d large number ot oot-blscks took dinner ou Thanks giving day at Wolrs Clothing Store in Chicago. They consumed one roasted OK, eighty-two tur keys, two hundred pies, one hundred loaycs oi bread five hun. dred oranges, two barrels ofapples ten baskets of grapes, and large quantity of potatoes and other vegetables.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

CnugrrNs re.aSscmbIrd Monday
 The Little Rock Gazette of yester- dav contninpd the Presidents ad. dress. which took up fourteen col. unns. Next week We will give q lricf resume of the message. Have not time or space for it this week
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Miss Sadie Allrn. a young lady of 20, went through the Niagir1 rapids Sunday ina barrel Crauks are evidently not ali confined .o the StprHrr sex.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
STATE NEWS.
Gathered from our Exchanges.

X Columbia county maH Is Said to have recently died from tooth ache,
 Mai. D. F. Withers has become editor of the Augusta, (Ark.) Ali ciiOr.
 \ district fair for Benton, Wash ington and Madison counties Is contemplated.
 Gen. J. A. Logan has postponed his visit to Hot springs until tue first of next year.
 ,Furkmrn are r.nudeling the old depot at Clarksville instead ot building new one.
 The farmers throughout Craw : ford county are requesting thcif farms to protect the game.
 Alr. ". R. Stiunett, of Little Rock. is a candidate for door keep CT ol the house at the next session.
 It required about sso00 to pay the mileage and per diem of the mem brrs of the Masonic Grand Lodge.
 Arkansas College, of Batesvllle, under the presidency Of Rev. l. J. Long. is in d very hourishing con diton.
 Hon. $. $. Cox, of New York ls the Helena Ark. Patriots choice for the next President of tue United States.
 The Crystal Springs Mining Company has filed articles Of as -ociation. with the capital stock at s3,0OO,0 ,000
 The Baptists have had a very successful revival at Philadelphia recently. There were about fifty conversions.
 Harry May, the converted Jew, has been holding the pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, at Batesville.
 \ negro by name of John Jack son was arrested at Texarkaua last week for attempting to sell forged checks on the St. Louis, Arkansas and Texas railroad.
 The citizens of Dover have taken an appeal to the Supreme Court in the court house removal case, which was decided adversely to them at the last term of the circuit court.
 A Phillips county man claims he has killed forty bears this season, the last one weighing 500 pounds, half of which he sold at Helena and tue other half shipped to Kan sas City.
 Mr. James Il. Shoppach is an nounced as d candidate for repre- : sentative of Saline county, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Rcpresentative.elect P. IL. Trammell.
 The young men of Morrlllton have organized themselves into a secret society known as the Knights of Morality. The object of the society is to inculcate moral principles
 Work on walling and arching the creek at Hot Springs will be com menced as soon as sufficient mate. rial can he got on the ground and will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible.
 Col ]. F. Eagle and wife, of Louok (, are liberal givers to mis- sion work, having subscribed $l,- 900 for that cause, At the recent meeting of State Baptist Conven. tion at Forrest City.
 \ Scott county citizen was out fox hunting last week when hi. dogs found bear. The dogs could not handle the animal and the hunter came 10 their assistance with h's knife, killing Bruin.
 Messrs. Carroll aud Beck of the Mississippi aud lazoo packet line, have bought the steamer Birdie Bailey far S3jDD. Shc was pIr. chased for tuc lazop River trade and has left Little Rock for Nicks- burg.
 The Memphis, Arkansas and Kansas is new road soon to be built, commencing at Forrest City .ruuOinu tn thn NiSsnuri stat. Ena
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Dallas, Texas, ha> Chinese sunday school with eleven regular attendants
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Women are employed on the st.li'> of over 200 newspapers Ill the United States.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Chattanooga has erected l0o0 new houses during tue present year.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

Sister Rose Eliza),eth will tax. her Christmas dinner with presi. don't Cleveland at Oak View.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

It .s estimated that the tax on olcomargrIine will amount to two million five hundred thousand doi lnre nnnualIY.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
Tuesday. December 21st, 1886.
SlieriHs Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th.t b, " virtue of an order of sale made and en- tered of record by the Nevada Circuit Court, on the 10th day ut November, 1886, in tt casr pending in said court. ha.r.~u Mollie A, Jenkins. plaintiff, and Abr.m Glaze, Dctrndcnt will at the front door of the court hou,r iu prc,cott, Arkan.u., on
 December 18th, 1886.
 sell m public outcry the following land to- wit; of the NE! of section ,, township II south, range x west, to ,atiriy the iudg- ment against said Ahram Glaze Said sale to be on Il credit of three months. the pur- cha~r to give bond with approved security for the purchase money, and a lien tu be r,- Iaincd an the land until the ssnu. is Iad.
 Given unh' r my hand thir Huh duS of November. lSsG.
 .. j. REGAIN. Sheriff. Atkinson & Tompkin>, Atty for Plaintiff.
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08

All kinds of legal blanks for sale at this office
Nevada County picayune., 1886-12-08
THE PICAYUNE at $300 Per Year.
Warning Order.

Mark Strcchcr, l Plaintiff
 N~.
 J. C. Powell, Defendant. The defendant. ]. (. Powell. is warAcd to appear in this court within th.rtv dsys and answer the complaint of plaintiff Mark Striechcr.
 D. ], MONTGOMERY, j. r. November 29, lsSG
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

GassO RAssoa. sAEraOAr Arail "a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The right 10 work for whom, and at what
wages and how when and where he pleases
must be enjoyed by every body in this
country. ANY effort 10 make that right
10 make that right dependent on member
shin in any society Of whatever kind is a
sort Of Know Nothingism that will not do.
Give 20 rnen outside of the unions the un-
moiested exercise of this inalienable right
aud then make your unions 40 Just in
action and so useful IN result that the out
siders will be anxious 20 come in. Violence
and ostracism are sure to plague their in
venters-Nao York Sioi.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

Senator PAYNE, of Ohio, has resigned from
the Senate Committee on Pensions. The
reason given is that his health is on the
decline and he is unable To attend 10 the
duties His friends claim that he is far
from we'll Those who know, also, claim
that his resignation is 10 be followed by
others. and that. one by one, Senator Payne
intends 10 withdraw from his senatorial
duties. IL Is well known fact that Senator
Payne has not been we'll for some time, and
the strain upon him just at this time is in
tense. Senator Wilson. Of Maryland has
been appointed 10 his place on the Commit
tee on Pensions.-Spcciai % Baltimore amer
irg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

Prssslsast Ci~ssAaisd. ~ nss R.ssssss.
sslDess aa apprsslasl,gss q he ssrsoas1sss
q ths l4kof s-utstssn Bos solEg %. His
sEsl@nae1ts a. - tbs dig1lsy - lzbor CAL
eos ~ ssastlssasi. assa aas srg4D~Dis -
q TIE ssosssifs n sons si'oFt - pFosiis
fof TIE segtisaa@us u disputes sl1bost =
resort - ssJleges p~~.is n0 aOunrmAtaan.
Bat ths Presidents pau toT
rralsslsisx TIE Ell lzeks tie
esseutaa slsalsnf q prscticsbillty.
10 tbz no.t place Is lscks. - al sash
rsrae,iiss must isck. ssactions q snforcs
T. II tie dscision ~ ths proposed CON
usissa5H shoald aot be satisfactory - bath
parties - . dsspats tie dissatssns -
party csDaot be oompelied to ablds bs 4
The Offices II the commission must he
simply voluntary and advisory. Ia the
second piscs tie Plan uuss be too limited
IL It's application 10 be of general practi-
cal ssiae. II night take INTO con sldera-
tion cases of vide extent aud involving
great public interests, bat the hundreds
Of smallsr disturbances which may be
equally serious ia the ioesli-
ties "a which they occur, II
could DOT reach. The l'resiien,s attempt
I 10 prove the usefulness of his proposed
commission Dy refersaee 10 railroad eom-
missions IA various States, which have
proved seryiceable ia some cases. fails Tor
the reason that tbe territory Ia be covered
I by the State commissioners IS limited.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

Henry Ward Beecher. in 10 Of disgust
designates The Democratic party a. a
double cared ass n Mr. Beecher had
called the Democratic party a siDgle-eared
as be would have libeled it A. monster
unknown in nature. But everything is
douhle-earei Mr.. BeeCher may BE- called a
double-sared orats r. An ass j. rather con
spicnously double cared. fo he sure, bat 10
would have been quite As effective O. have
described tae lleni pcratic party as a single
aiied ass. Mr. Heecher "a not always happy
in inventing eplfhets and especially in his
political phrases 0r IDEAS - Iaasize Repssif-
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

Call in and witness the Improvements
that are constantly being made in our mann
moth establishment.
We intend To make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids 10y furnishing the largest stock in
every department. keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price
SPRISG * COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

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sits ane adjoining ente os'eis ai t'iii. i''ie,.
fd~4rd tlaas a'f msaasef tifaee - -
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house. lnq1in. u' lnaae tna sfsuis "tsf
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Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

If anybody thinks John A. Logan doesn't
know what he is about when he fights for
his numerous army bills let that deluded
person take note of the wonderful growth
Of the Grand Army. which, in the one State
Of New York, has increased in membership
within the last year 1900 men, and every
man u voter-C Chicago NelCs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The Louisville Courier Journal thinks there
Is a chance that POstmistress Thompson, Of
that city, may not be confirmed. But her
own correspondence shows her To have
been too active worker for the Republican
party to be defeated in the Senate Chicago
Tsyg~a
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
STATE PRESS CROssFIRE.


The daily papers state that Don VI.
Dickinson Is sick At his home in Detroit
Whether the Withdrawal Of the name Of
O. " Powers ~ nited States Justice for
iah. has anything 10 do with II or not
is not vet fully determ ned = Harbor Springs
Rfpn3iclu
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
Uncle sam Pays the Band

The military music at West Point costs
Uncle Sam $40 900 per year. But there is
no knowing what would happen at West
Point % the young warriors If il were not
for music Chicago Intee Ooean.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24
The Truth About II.

II the political blatherskites. the profes-
sional agltatOrs and cranks and the rOwdy
class would let the strikes alone, reason
able adjustment of all difficulties would not
bc Tar oil 49, Chicago JOurnaI
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The largest store. the largest stock. the
largest business enables as 10 sell all kinds
II Dry Goods. silks. Dress 0oods, Domestic
Goods. Carpets Draperies and ell kiads OF
Curtain Materials a. much less prices than
ran be obtained elsewhere.
sFkENo 4 CoNFANf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

How very generous 10 sas ia ais Lord
High Mzhtin-ss. JAR GoULD. b conde-
soead 10 ~s. snd the time ia taking 70
the cpmlai iEtee" and telling them how tho
poor Eorkiaginen we're suffering Ia con-
ssqusnce of the strike
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

Canada. by indorsing home rule shows
the rare case OF people who'ye had good
thing and are willing for others 10 enjoy IL.
- Memphis ArdiaHche
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-24

The Doodle aldecmen DO not seem 20
worry much about their arrest. The two
men. MALONEY sad kEESAS. who distrib-
uted tas money are hwng in elegant re-
tiremsnt over IN Canada, and until they
cross % this side the chances Tor convict
ing the Aldermen Of bribe taking is az
csedlngIH slim.