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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-01-28
For Sale.

For Sale.
Lots on Government Hill.
Lots on Dignowity Hill.
Lots on Prospect Hill.
Lots on Tobin Hill.
Lots near Arkansas Pass depott
Lots near Sunset depot.
Lots near International depot. 9-l2-f
HAMBLETON HADLEY & co.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
KNEW HIM.

A stranger stopped Rt tho gate of A Missouri farmer and asked for drink of water. When he had drunk, he turned to the farmer and said
 "Things have changed with me. A short time ago was respected by all who knew me. wore tho finest clothes and went into the best society. My position was one of great inau- cnce."
 eWhAt business wero you in?" the farmer asked.
 "I was the managing editor of a St. Louis newspaper"
 The farmer wheeled about, and, catching sight Of hIs son In the yard , exclaimed
 Say, thar, Jim, tell your mother an gran'maw to lock themselves up in the store. room. an then unite tho dog, Jim, ez quick tz you ken"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

freshet CT san'bar formed on de edge O dat mans farm an gin him erbout fifty mo- acres O lan'. Now, sah, de dirt dat made dat lam come offen my lam. I know it did, 'caze I reconizes de bery sile. Now, sah, how much ought dat man ter gin mef"
 "lIe needn't give you anything un- less he wants to.n
 "Whut, an done got all my lam My greshus, neber specked dis gub- erment gwine ter git down ter be CT plum raskil. It's settled now wid me Pm done. Elf dis yare guberment got CT faber ter ax, it better ax it O some- body else. Do ober ergin 'stead O fightin' fur freedom I'd fight fur slabery. Tell you dat now fur yo own infiermation."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

foot an made CT cross-mark wid 1t on mcr gatc- post. Wy, sah, ei you wux ter gin mo CT thousan' dollars couldn' vote ergin him, fur if did l neber would hab no mo luck ex laung OF lib. thought straung erbou, votin' ergin him wunst, an gunter lose at kyards, an CT SOW dat gin cr dollar an ten cents fur tuck sick an died. jos tell you 1t woan do ter fool wid dat rabbits foot Dcze Is all hoks," the preacher continued, "an' vile blebes In dc Lawd, knows dat dar's suthin bout CT rabbits foot dat 1t woan do ter monkey wid. Wy, dc niggcra hired or man ter steal dat foot wunst. Worthen kep' 1t on de bureau at night. ne man got inter dc house all right. He seed dc foot an his soul overhowed wid Joy, but wen he rctched out ter git 1t, wy his arm wux paraly red, an he ain' had crnutl stren'th in 1t sense dat time ter lif' or piece O pcrtater up tor his moui wid 1t. Now, boss, l ain 'stitious, but tells you whuts CT fack an dat's dis, ef you doan take dc rabbits foot outen dis country dc nigger's chances k uoneD
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
A GREAT SALE.

Gin railway train. Two men dis cussing a book that has just been handed to them by the newsboy.
 First Man--"That's a great book, sir, 8 masterpiece Of work"
 SecoDd MAn--'I wonder how 1t is selling"
 First Man--"SeilIng like whisky st Kentucky picnic. Never saw any thing like 1t. You see am the pub fisher and ought to know"
 Second Man---AYour information delights me. am the author"
 First Man (with fallen countenance) --"Well, that is, 1t hasn't had much of a sale yet, but i think 1t will have. Big risk, you know, getting out this sort of book"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
PRICE, 6 CENTS.

Ter 50 fast in my life. He opcncd hia eyes an whispered 'Er lcetlc mo, ef you please He tuck some more an was then able 10 sit up an then, a.rtor takln a putty stiif snort, hc got up an shnok hands with Blue. Then Tom Boyle, president of our temperance organization, ho lowed that aa he didn't feel vcry well he oughtcr have A snort, and hc anortci. Then as l had ielt much anxiety an nervousness durln' the recent campaign l thought oaghter take some an tuck it. Then Blue hc says, Boys, thar ain't nothin' spockled about mo, ao Jest come over 10 tho still house with me- and VIC wont, Blue, rccolleck, is putty squAr sortcr faller, cven If ho is In the Ticker bis- ness. Well, wen wc got over to tho still-house we sot down, havin' en- gagged peart boy to walt on us. You rccolleck that old lloker wc drunk ono day at tho Ford. Wall, this was some Of the same brand. never had nothin' tor tech tho spot with sich tender sympathy. and airtcr while, whom one of tho boys struck up an old song, couldn't hardly keep the tears back Somebody lowed that we'd better go on back to the temperance meetin', but then as something was said about another drink, we didn't go. We !ef, the =lill- house about sundown.
 "T'he meeting was great success, an' this fall VIC look for great ro- vivAl of the temperance cause"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
A MORAL CONTEST.

Colonel j. Harvey Pruitt, of Tabbs Point, Ky, thus wrote to friend:
 "MY DEAR ToM: wush to the LAwd you could have been with us- last Saturday. As the dear old proverb says, we knocked nail -keg in the head an wrung dish-rag shore cnough.' You know the prohi- bition sentiment has been growing in our community for some time. tuck holt of the thing last fall, an sense that time the cause has been snortin' with the promise of great success. We had it give out at all the churches that we would have grand rally last Saturday, an you ought to have seed the people; 1t would have done your heart good to know that ther' air so many people in this iickcr-cusscd com munity that air in favor of putin the heel of jestice an respectable lty down on the internal Ticker traffic. About ten o'clock the speech makin' commenced, and of all the ripsnortin' an rattlin' talks I ever hearn, 1t tuck place right then. Colonel Buck denounced the Ticker men for all that was out an lowed he could whup any flicker seller in the state. Jest then John Blue, what keeps the 'Possom saloon, jumped up, popped his feet together like A young steer on A frosty mornin' and flowed that he wouldn't let no sich & remark pass without maxim an attempt to hook his hand in the shirt-collar of the man that made it. This was as much as Colonel Buck wanted, and he immegitIy jumped down offen the bar'l an begged the gentleman to come up am see how his shirt-collar hOokin' scheme would work. Blue he went. tell you whut is fack, he ain't no coward, even ef he is engaged in dis. reputable business. At first they sorter spared at each other like couple of young roostsrs that hain't quite learned how to crow, but putty soon they went to business like keepiR the straw back from the tail end of ground-hog thrashing machine. The crowd cheered an the men got down closer to ther work. It was the great struggle between rum sn' sobriety, an the folks was powerful interested, but after while we sober fellows noticed with much alarm that Colonel Buck had begun to pant an' pun . good deal while Blue 'peared to be as fresh as q srmful of new cut clover. We cheered an some of the boys patted the colonel on the back, but it wa'n't no use, for just about that time Blue struck him in the burr of the ear an laid him out. Then we feared he was dead to rfze no mo, but Biue run to his coat, got hast of flicker and poured . few dnps fin the coloneps mouth, anf I never seed . lsllsr swsI-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
AN INTERESTING SUIT.

A peculiar law suit has just come up before the supreme court of Ken lucky. Some time ago Colonel E. P. Bradshaw, one of the most prominent men in central Kentucky, was alarmed by the discovery that his hair was falling out. He consulted numerous physicians and made secret visits to a number of hair charmers who had established themselves in the neigh borhood, but none of them brought the relief which the colonel craved. In his earlier days he had been the proud and, you might say, vain pos sessor of a suit of hair that would make a cowboy envious. His hair came out so fast that-well, one morn- ing he awoke and found 1t all on the pillow. He was, therefore, reduced to the necessity of wearing a wig. A few days ago he swore out warrant for the arrest of R. D. Moorhouse. In court, the colonel made this somewhat unique statement:
 "Your honor, the defendant and have ever been the best of friends. l took him into my confidence and let him see that l wore wig. 1 did this because l did not wish to have any thing concealed from him. We occu- pied the same room at hotel. The other morning I got up as usual. It has been my habit during many years, your honor, to get up at morning. My friend had dressed himself and gone cut. ! found my wig on the dressing lease, and put it on. Having worn a wig for some time, your honor, I had got into the habit of putting it on. That day my friend left the city. That night I went to my room as usual. I am in the habit, your honor, of going to my room when other places fail to attract me. Iun- dressed, custom which observe just before going to bed, but when I at tempted to remove my wig I found that it would not come of. I pulled at 1t and experienced great pain. In much alarm sent for physician who roomed down stairs. He made an ex- animation and exploded in great and insulting horse-laugh. It was some time before he could tell me what WAS the matter. Finally he told me that some one-and at once knew who-had skillfully sewed a porous plaster in my wig. Judge, and you too, gentlemen of the jury, I am as- tonished to see you chuckle over so serious matter. Is it possible, gen. tlemen, that a bald- headed man has no rights in this country? Is it possible that SO soon as a man loses his hair he forfeits his claim upon dignity and be- comes the ludicrous victim of men who formerly respected him?"
 "Your remarks are timely" the tit tering judge replied, land we shall now see if bald heads are to be the butt of American practical joking. Some time next year, when your wig comes of. we will then discuss the moral points of this question. We must now conhne ourselves to the law" The result of this peculiar case is awaited with much interest.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

Fitzgerald, "I am going homo. l'll bc dinged ii I stay in town where wo- men arc wax one minute and indig- nant flesh and blood the next. If women want to retain my respect they must be either wax or flesh all tho time. never could stand deceit. Pm going home."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
WANTED THEM.

Westerner in New York. Calls on the Msyor-"My dear sir, under stand that ten thousand Italians have just landed at Castle Garden.1
 Mayor-"Yes, and I understand that they are starving to death.1
 Westerner-"6o hear, but their condition, however, has nothing to do with my visit. Iwant those Italians. l want to take them west with me.S
 Mayor-"Of what use can they pos sibly be to you?"
 Westerner-"I want to take thsm tc Kanms and use them in the booming of . town.1
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
THEY VOTE FOR HIM.

A visitor at Little Rock asked an old colored preacher why the Repub- lican negroes continued to assist in electing, AS sheriff, R. W. Worthen, & pronounced Democrat.
 The preacher, slowly rubbing his time. whitened wool, replied;
 "De niggers kain't hep themselves, sah."
 "Why, are they coerccd?"
 "Come ergin, sah, wid dat 'sklama- tion."
 "I say, are they forced to vote for him2'
 "Dat ain't whut you said. Tole erbout CT word dar dat would be O great 'flucnce wid me. Tole erbout CT word dat I's been hankerin' airter, pears ter me, fur some time."
 "Coerce," the visitor replied.
 "Dat's 1t, sah; dat's 1t. Sho's you bon, dat's 1t. Ef I'd CT had dat word down wander at de Cypress bayou re- vival I'd CT snatchcd dem mourners rum long taw. jis' gin it ter mo one mo- time, an den I'll talk ter you"
 rhe visitor, now much amused, re- peated the word, and had begun to tell something of the words meaning when the old negro exclaimed
 "Neber mine erbout dc meanin'. Whut wants Is de word. Sakes erlive, how gwine paralyze dem nig- gersi Go down dar wid dat word an da'll think Moses dun flung his mantle on me, sho. Er haw, haw !! gwine stan up In de conference ez de leadin' man O de ercasion. Fling dat word at @ buck nigger, an he'll drap de ards, eben of he's got CT han'ful O aces, an jine de ban wid CT whoop. He kain't stand 1t, sah, he jest nachully kain't. Now, sah, I'll tell you all erbout dis yare votin' biz. niss. Er good many O de niggers doan like dat man, an 1t is CT mighty pain fur 'em ter vote fur him.r
 "Why, then, do they do it2"
 "Kain't hep 1t, sah dat's why"
 "I should think that they could cx- ercise their own will in the matter" l"
 "Yas, sah, but you doan know nothin' bout de mericks q de case Wen dat man fust come out, all dc niggers wuz ergin him. Da went erroun' talkin' how da gwine go ergin him wen de vote come up, but, bless you, wen de vote did come, he grabbed 'em right an lef'."
 "How did he do it7"
 "Wid de rabbits foot"
 "What 1" the visitor exclaimed, in surprise.
 "Dat's whut he done, sAh. Dat white man got him CT rabbits foot an showed 1t erround, an de po' niggers jest couldn't vote ergin him."
 "Why?"
 "Look yare, boss, is 1t possible dat you doan un'erstan' de mericles Q de rabbits foot? Is you libed ez lAupg ez you has in CT cibilized 'munity an' doan un'erstan' dat fack? Wy, ssh, dat man neber axed CT pigger ter vote fur him. Bless you, he tended like he didn' want 'em ter do it, but he jes got him CT rabbits foot am went rouH de neighborhood, sn' whenebcr CT nigger seed 1t, wy dat settled it. At de polls l seed CT po nigger dat wanted ter vote ergin him. He tried his best but de ticket trembled in his han. Atterw'ile he ays: I kain't do it. Wush I could down dat man but sich CT thing aim posserble on dis ysre er- casiOn. I kDowed dar wuz suthin' de matter wid me but didn' know whut 1t wuz till mer wife she tole me dat Hr. Worthen he dun tuck CT rsbbifs
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
VOL. 13. NO. 9.
JUSTLY DISGUSTED.

ment pension agent. The visitors face wore an expression of deep anxiety. He sat down to await the leisure of the agent, and, taking off his old slouch hat, held it in his lap, and in ner- vous manner fumbled with it.
 "Well," said the agent, as he placed glass paper weight on a cripple's sworn statement, "what can I do for you, Sambo1"
 "My name ain't Sambo, sah, but you ken do CT good 'eal fur me, all de same. I doan know whut makes de white folks call CT nigger Sambo. Ps knowed CT good many niggers in my time, an blame eff eber seed one yit dat wuz name Sambo. Tell you dat now, fur yo' own information"
 "That's all right, old man. The question is, what can do for your"
 GET monst'us sight, sah, eff you does full jestice ter CT mighty injured man. I'll state my case, sah, an den you ken tell me whut de gub'ment gwine do. owned CT small but powerful pro- ducin' plantation down yare on de riber. It want broad, but stretched erlong Ge riber like CT fine piece O ribbin. T'uther day dar come CT high freshet, an in one day an one night all dat plantation slipped inter de riber. Now, sah, I ain't got CT foot O land on de face O de yeth."
 "That is bad, must say" the agent replied.
 "Yas, sah; yas, reckon it is bad. Nobody doan know dat better den I does. ken tell you dat right now fur yo' inflermation, but de question is, whut is de gub'ment gwine ter do erbout it?"
 "The government has nothing to do with it."
 "Doan de riber b'long ter de gub- 'ment?"
 "Yes."
 "Didn't de land b'long ter me?"
 'I suppose so."
 "Didn't de riber take de land erway?" q suppose it did"
 "Den whose fault is it?"
 "No ones fault that I can see."
 "De deuce it aint. Elf you's got CT patch O con, an' my hog gifts in dar an eats it up, who gwine pay fur it?" "You, should think"
 "Wall, now, ef Ps got CT field, an de gub'ment's riber comes erlong an eats it up, who gwine ter pay fur dat?"
 "I don't know, Pm sure."
 "Wall, but eff you doan know who does? an somebody got ter know. Tell you dat now fur yo' own infer nation"
 "The government takes no notice of such affairs"
 "Wall, who gwine take notice O it, den? I worked 'leben years fur dat plantation, an yare in CT few hours long comes de guberment's river am takes it erway rum me. Does de gub- erment speck me ter vote de right sorter ticket am hsb dis sorter state O erfairs goin' on? Yare Ts lost eber'- thing Ps got at de 'fuence O de gub- erment an de guberment sets down an turns up it's nose erbout it. tell you dat aim no way ter ack in CT country like dis. Say, cap'n, kain't you Tow me CT sort O pension fur dat ar outrage?"
 "No, we cannot"
 "Kain't you Tow me bout fifteen dollars CT munt fur CT few years?"
 "No."
 "W'y, de guberment wouldn't miss de money"
 "That may be, but you have no valid claim"
 ssDat's CT fine state O erfairs in CT country like dis yare. Rob CT man sn' den doan try ter hep him outen de scrspe. Say, yare's ernuder pint. Down on de udder side de riber, jes below whar my place used ter be, CT white man had CT little narrer strip ~s ~~h ~k&~~ aS~ la~k
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

There is no tick in the esilent watches of the night.-Neso Oyleans Pfcayvese.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

Irs specxy thing to win political victories with tho red bandans for n oridamme.--- Washington H6tchek.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
Cine ,pi6tise ]Gmtt6etomms.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
60 meroem bel Yroteftanten
&tnoer auf Ole Gbet6eis
Dung f6rmtIi6 Dor.

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bes Observation-Disclosures UNI 10 unb 10 pieIe
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brdnsten, nit etnem ausssitopften &niips
pei los" WabrIi9 es 1T melt getommen !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
9aS fehIte nod.

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GorIonia, wurbs am 8orabenbe bes Papits
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rem @sfibleu Der r0mii9en Bep0lterun9
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nod, baB feline Seinbe ben &opf uerlOren.
Oils Staatsmann bot Der ebrenwertpe 9err
@rispt ietneu &opf beretts uerloren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-02-07
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bdnser bes gtnen ober bes &nberen fem.
IS 1T unmOsIi6 beiben susIsi5 gu bisnsn.
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