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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
A Woman With Tacks and a Hammer

A Woman With Tacks and Hammer.
 New York Tribune
 The ravages that a"hsndy" woman will make with paper of tscks and & hammer when she feels in decorative humor are among the chief trials of landlords. Little she cares for wall paper, vsrnish, woodwork or plaster so long as the effect is good, and when she moves away the incoming tenant can tell just where her pictures hung, her brackets clung to the walls, her fans stood on the mantel, and her curtain poles crossed the door jsmbs, by gaping holes and ugly scratches. But it is seldom that this propensity is carried so far as the writer saw it recently. A young wife, whose esthetic propensities were strong, but whose means were limited, had fur nished "such sweet little parlor" with great good taste, but had come to the bottom of her purse before purchasing & cover for the piano, an old fashioned square instrument, an heirloom, but made of handsome rosewood. At & sale of damaged goods, however, a once expensive cover, with one- half of it completely spoiled, but the other as good as new, was secured for next to nothing. How it was to be utilized no one but the "handy" little women could tell, but the next day it hung gracefully down over the back of her piano. "How did you manage it2" was asked. "Oh," she replied, "I cut the bad half off and just laid the other on the piano. By keeping the lid back no one can see that it is only half a cover." "But why does it not slip of?" With sly smile of triumph she raised the lid little and displayed 8 neat row of brass headed tacks, holding the half cover in place on the handsome old rosewood.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
The Parson Won't Go.

Mrs. Pointe-Lace-"Really, Mrs Dresser, our congregation is too poor to send our minister on a vacation this summer. We've got to econo- mize."
 Mrs. Dresser-"So we have. The minister ought to take his vacation out of his own salary. By the way, what did your husband pay for his last trotter?"
 Mrs. P-L.-"Ten thousand and the horse was cheap at that"
 Mrs. D.-"So l think. We poor people must take care of ourselves. The Lord will look after the parson."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

Are you going to Chicago via Gin cinnad or Louisville5 If 90, buy your ticket by the "Monon" route. 1t is the daisy line between the Ohio river cities and Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

A man who spent his evenings at a faro bank and quit loser, concluded that he was tout" nights too much, and quit it.-Teras Sittings.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

The Siamese twins regretted all their days that they could never engage in single skull race TerdS SIftiags.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

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 General Paqsenger and Ticket Agent
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27

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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-07-27
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

POCZTA B~KYSKAWICZNA Z
w%ygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez ca}a Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w%ybrzezami
Oceann Pofudniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i St. Joseph, Nc.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
w~szystkich g}6wnych punktow W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem a p, p plano W
j az d y i ceny tykietow oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE Est. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowege gdziekolwiekbadz ma
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. Y. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. Agt
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i obwodow nalezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE, &St. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
LandcOmmissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST. PAUL RAILWAY
Leave Winona- East North
Chicago & Rock Island e. 1896 am. As, pm.
Chicago express CAT pm. 1903 am.
Chicago Night Express 1I:o6 p m $3.50 n
Fast Mail ga pm. 1903 p III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

a sasiau spOKO)nYm...
Kurta bez mego rozkazu an,
mruknie.
lego rikt zareczyc ME
mo2e.
ia recze "a mojego pies
ka, ]ak "a siebie.
- Ale w1asciwie... dlacze-
goz so szanowny sasiad Ia.
trzymuje.
BIO sic z MIN nigdy ME
rozstaie.
-Moana by zrobiG wyjatek.
No, jesl, tax sasladowi
przeszkadza, to sic mozemy
obaj z Kurta usunaG - rzekt
juz nieco gfosniej zniecierpli-
wiony Pukalski.
-Css... szepnaf ~zmieszary
pan Ambrozy kfadac palec ma
INTERCHANGEABLE Bog broni...
Stojciez z Bogiem... - co.
dat ola uspokcjenia zazdraz-
nlonego goscia, i widzqc, lie
mic ME wskora ma puakcie
Kurty, wrocit clchutko ma swo-
lie stanowiskO. Upfyne}o jn3
blizko pot godzlnv... strzelcy
stall prawie nieruchomi, pre-
deptujac tylko zlekka z nogi
ma noge. Ka2dy iuz byf du-
beltowke opatrzyf, fadunki
policzyf, i czekaf W milczeniu,
z bijacem screen. ma rozpo-
czecie obfawy.
Biedny Stas wybrany po
mlejsku, trzasf sic jak W fe-
brze cd zimna. Kiedy wszys-
c.y nieli ciepte lisiurki lub
baranie ko2uszki, on jeden W
elegapckim paltociku rozgrzaG
sic HE mogf W laden sposob.
Nogi obute, zamiast grubych
butow w cienkie stoleczne
kamaszki, skostniafy mu pra.
vie. ProboNaf u1erzaG pieta o
piete, ola przywroceris cyr-
kulacyi... pr6bowaf rozgrzaG
sic. uderzaiac rekami o plecy,
ale W tej2e chwili grozny gest
pana Ambrozego wzbraniaf
mu tel niewinnej gimnastyki.
Me bylo rady... ola miiosci
Stefci postanowif marznac cier-
pliw!e, choS by sic mai jak
iona Lota, W sfup zamleniG.
Natomlast o%biecywaf sobie po-
wetowac ten brak ruehu, sko-
70 tylko zagrzmi naganka i
uwaga stryja rozpoczetem po-
lowaniem wieeej zaabsorbowa-
ma zostanle.
Nareszeie.. pc upiywie
bllzko godziny, ktora mu sig
wlek.em wydafo.. wsr6d nie-
zmaconej lesnej ciszy... roz-
legi sic dali, ma prawem
skrzydle lasu, odgtos mysliw-
skiego rogu... dfugi... la
tosny... przeciagfy i zanim
echo rozniosfo go pc catej
lesnej przestrzeni, JUL i 2 lie
wege skrzydfa zagrala trabka
mysliwska, wtorujac danemu
hasfu.
By1a to niby pobudka 10
rozpoczac sic majacej waikiki.
plerwsze tony uwertury, "a
powiadajace poemat muzycz-
n.y.. cos jakby prolog do ro-
zegrac sic ma]acego dramatic.
Ottawa ruszyia Gala lima.
Prawe skrzydfo wlodf, jak
rzeklismy. starry Wawrzop; =
srodkien pro wadzif naganke
p. lgnacy Grzechetka, starry
wYjadacz, niegdys lesniczy, a
dis rezydent ma probostwie..-
ktory lie kroc gdziekolwiek o
majacem sic odbyc polowanlu
posfyszal, nleproszony i Lie
pytany, mimo swoich osiem-
dzlesiec:u latek, przybywai W
te pedy, "a mujac zawsze cen
trum ob}awy i palac calnie
do zwierza, ktory p:zez Ma
ganke sifa przebic sic Jamie
RAJ. Wreszcie lewem skrzyd
z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04
Ma StanOWisku
Opowiadanie.
(Ciae dalszy).

w .lednel chWlll, ia rozka2
Wawrzona, karny szereg ma
ganiaczy rozdzielif sic ma dwie
partye; jedna poszla skrajem
lssu ma prawo, q Wawrzonem
ma czele... druga udafa sic
ma lewo, z galowym Jedrze
lem, rown;ez jak i Wawrzon
z dubeltowka j trabaa. Ma
granicy lasu obie te partye
zelsc sic miafy. stormowac W
.jeden tancuch i "a danym z
rogu sygnafem ruszyd razem
ku strZeicom.
TAX zarzadzi wszy OTTAWA,
peprowadzif pan Ambro2y "a.
proszonych mysliwych ma pre-
znaczone ola Mich stanewiska:
drozka W poprzek lasu bieg
naca, stanowie miaia LIMA, IA
ktorej pozycye do pierwszego
zakfadu zajac mieli.
Plerwszy ma skraju lasu
stanaf Szczupacki = by1o to
stanowisko nieszczegolne, ma
gofe BOWEN pole ami ~wilk,
AMI lis wychodziG Z lasu ale
zwykfy; re jednak pod samym
lasem pfynefa struzka wart
kiej woody zrodlanej, do kto
rel Szczupacki szczegoluiejszy
miaf pociag 1awsze, przyiq1
on chetnie to stanowisko, O
blecujac sobie brAk zwierzyny
obfitemi libacyami woody pc
wetowac.
10 Szczupackim staneli W
linii Sarnowicz... dalej Bigo-
siewicz, "a MIN ZaJaczkowski
wraz z ogrodniklem, klepskim
co prawda safaciarzem, ale
wybornym strzelcem. Najwaz-
nie]sza pozycya mniej wlecej
ma srodek lasu przypydajaca,
za]af sam pan Ambrozy, ina
iac priced SODA dukcik k,ety
wprost cd biafego biota wio-
dacy, ktor:m wedle wszel-
kiej kembinacyi ruszone will
XII z GAIA pewnoscia uchodzlG
by pred naganka musiafy.
0 kilkanaScie krokow cd
sieble postawlf on p~rzyszfego
swego ziecia, zalecajac mu spo-
kojnosc i nierwanie sic do
strzafu. Dalsze "a Stasiem sta
nowisko, o kilkadziesiat kro-
kow odlegle, wyznaczyt eko-
nomowl Puxalskiego, nastep-
me-. CEybalskiemu i Krop
sklemu, ostatnie zas dopiero,
wskaZaf samemu Pukalskiemu,
ktorego tym sposobem jak
na]bardzie) ME tylko cd sic
bic, ale i cd owegn dukciku
edda!af. Dyslokacya strzelcow,
ma cafej szerokosci iasn, Cd
byla sic ;akna]ciszej, tylko
IA migi, Mkt BOWEN z wy
trawnych strzelcow s!owa NE
rzekf, 30 obecnosci swej ME
zdradzi&. Patrzac ziala ua te
mllczace POSTAGE, porozumie-
walace sic tylko z SODA geste-
ny, zdawaeby sic mcgfo, Re
sic tn sami gfuchonieml 1e-
brall.
TAX rozstawiwszy mysii-
wych, p. Anbrozy rece zatarf
4 radoScl, ze Pukalsklemu nal
gorsze, a sobie najpyszniej SEE
zapewnif stanowisko. Byto to
wprawdzie wrecz przeciwne
tradycyl r%aszej g,scinnosci
polskieI ale re w mysliwskiej
potrzebie Mkt sic temi vzgle-
damn ME powoduje, wybaczyG
vice to sobkostwo MONA by
10 panu Ambroaemu, tembar-
dziej, ze sic IA tel archie
wleczna walka z rywalem Pu-
kalskim rozgrywafa.
Niepokolfa jeszcze p. Am
bro2ego okolicznosc, Re Pu-
kalskl zatrzymat PREY sobie
nleodstepnego towarzysza...
Kurte. Podszedtszy vice CT
chutko do sasiada, zaprouono-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-04

o'o
wzrohem najdalsze jego k,h-
czyny. Pan Ambro&y, na]za
pa'nietalszy & mysliwych, "a
pomnlaf ]uz byl W tel chwili
6 Bo2ym swiecie.. 0 Stasiu,
0 Stefci o ich zareczynach.
Ukryty "a krzakiem, 2 odwie-
dziona dubeltowka pod pacba,
re wzrokiem jak u ~jastrzebia
wytezonym, a szyja jak u zu-
rawia vyciagnieta, mic juz w
kofo siebie ME widziaf.
B6r ciemny, rysu}acy sic ma
biafej snie2nej podstawie, po-
chlaniaf Gaia lego uwage, a
szmer idacej zwolna naganki,
byf jednym odgfosem, ktory
ucho jego chwytafo. Nagle
cos mu sic W oddall czerwo-
ma barwa mignefo, raz i dry
gil. widat by1o miedzy drze-
wami jakas niby pefzajaca
gadzlne... wreszcie ma dukcie,
wprost pa pana Ambrozego
wiodacym ukazat sle... lis.
Mysliwemu zywiej SERGE 20
blfo... zmierzyl sic wziaf
zwierza ma Gel n;echy bny.
JUL. Juz miaf strzelit...
gdy W tejze chwili ktos kich-
mai mu prawle mad uchem.
Byio to kichnlecie biednego
Stasia, zziebnieciem no5g spo.
wodowane. LIS. MASTER ma
punkcie czujnosci... skoczyf W
box. przystanat znow, lecz
tylko ma chwile, W mgnieniu
BOWEN Okla rzucil SIC W
gaszcz, uchodzac W poprzek
lasu, miedzy LIMA strzelcow,
a OTTAWA.
-BodaJes p~rzepad}!! - "a.
klat W duszy p. Ambroay, wy
grazalac pieseia b:ednemu
Stasiowi, ktory ME domysIajac
sic nlczego, usmlechuat sic
don wesofo j dobyl chustki
Pan Ambrozy Ia widok chust-
XII, pobladf... NAL jul skeczy6
do przyszfego swego ziecia,
by mt wsze)kich tego rodza-
.ju zacllcianek wzbroniG mai
surowiej... ale natura tax
gwaftownie dopomina}a sic
praw swoich, ze zan:m ruszy1
sic z mielsca, JUL Stacho nos
W chustke uxryl i lekka o.
dezwaf sic harmonic. Pot wy
stapil Ia czolo mysliwego...
obydwlema rekami zrcbif gest
tax rozpaczliwy, a zarazem
TAX groznie wymowny, lie ma
reszcie biedny Stocho zrozu-
mia1 Q co chodzi chustke
ukryf w kieszeni.
Me ruszy1 sic JUL pau
Ambrozy z miejsca, ma kto-
ktorem wilkow oczekiwaf, Q
nawet pc przels: iii pierwszej
pasyi p~ocieszaf sic W duszy
TEN, Re lepiej sic stale, b.
strzafem do lisa byIbY moae
wiki spfoszyt, zdradzajac LIMA
mysliwyeh.
Pc tenn krotkiem intermez-
20, n~astala znow clsza, wsrod
ktorej tylko przerywany swist
naganisczy i lekki szmer grze-
chotok sfyszeG sic dawaiy.
Mysliwi nasi, zaopatrzeni W
ciep1e ko2rchy i buty, czekal
clerpliwie... bledny Stas tylko
straszne przechodzif meki;
skostniaf JUL tyi prawie cd
Emma, a bal sic ruszyG kro-
klein, zeby zapalczywego stry-
ia dy reszty ma siebie ME roz-
gniewat. W tel przykrej al
ternac,e przyszfa mu do gfo-
wy mysl plekielna :. zapalenia
sobie papie"os'ka; pocieszaf
sic nadzieja, 2e ciepiy dynek
W uslach rozgrz"je go mole
choS troche... a kazdym
razie ME zwroci meae uwagi
groznego stryja.. z papierosi-
klein BOWEN uajciszej zafat-
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

] can be given in a cup OF coffee or tea with
ont The knowledge uf the person taking d.. IS
absolutely harmless. and VIII effect a perna
nent and speedy cure. whether the person i.
moderate drintcr or an alcoholic wreck
Thousands % drunkaTls ha.e been made TEN
perafe men who have fak-n Golden Specific
In their coffee without their knowledge, and
today believe they quit dunknE 81 their own
free Will IT NEVER FAILS. The system
once impregnatcd with the specific. 10 becomes
an utter imposshiiliy fer the liquor appetite
10 exist. For sale by Is. h. IIhbN. Druggists
lZs Monroe ST. and - Canal 81. and PECK
BROS. - and l3l Monroe St. Grand Rapids
Mich
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
Az AMERICAN BOSS
The Pivotal Man Ia the Pivotal
County OF the Pivotal state.
HICH AIlTCHLB, OF BRoOGLlk
IA T. = oeoa - hlttlss aaa th. Frines o.
Palltieal nath- .4satls iaas- Efis Feliey
IssaTd fsisna cad fsS-Hfs Oas
Atssaaps al Public speaking


il the pisotsl county ~ ths pivots
stale Ases the hardest political asljsr O.
lis Llu4e ballE foreAtaraae- rataer tkaf
Tor speed. he IS some = nat sensitive ou tht
suolec- of l.s years. though their weight
tells iin inl~fceEt-niy upon him- A group ei
commanding mes lefg Hugh AeI.Auebiiu
behind bsechrr voice - slleHt ia t1r
cify of the dead. Kingsley the iounder oi
ere or.lke, sleeps not FAR from him %
Green root, and kinselit. a journal .sti.
giant ~ the Esst. has been carried froui
the scene n conflict. Ciher men oceury
ta~ir p.scss Dut d. NOT nl thefl
beec her voice was pitched a. key thal
znows 10 duplication kinxsleys > con
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

Every man has two parents, four grand
parents. eight great grandparents. rs 6great-
great at-grandparents. 90 great great great
grandparents, etc. Now. II We reckon 2j
years to generation, and carry on the
above calculation TO the time II William
the Conqucror Of England, it viii be
found that each living person must have
bad at that time even the enormous NUM-
ber Of - o0o 60 OF ancestors. Now,
supp0slng we make the usual allow
arce for the crossing or intermarry
Ing of families in a genealogical line,
and for the same person being Ia 1aany q
the Intersections Of the family tree, stiil
there will remain a number At that period
even % cover the whole NoSman AID An
glo. Saxon races. What. therefore, might
have been pious prlncely. king = or aristo-
cratic stands side by side in hne With the
most ignobie. piebcian or democratic
Each man Of the present day may be Ger
tain of having had not only barous ard
'squires. hut even crowned heads, dnkss.
princes or bishops, or reno~ned generals.
harristers, physicians, etc, among h.s AZ
cestors
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

Th@ Norwegian peasant has a decided
aptitude for trading ard for travel. sud T.
con-equenti7 naturally inclined % k-ori
edge Education - making steady pro-
zrr-s Era fte c0uutry- every one can read
anl write snl oa every farnstesd one p
narre nevspspers are reEs .srly tsser The
hnsn.rrd Ienanfs or coftersI even sre
beginning ro s1h<cribe tc reverarfrs
Books thsY ce7 Get from TIE 7srfs l' frs~v
er ~srT rftan they hav thsr f'r tbsm-
selves TIE modern ht-ratare of tie
country nss penetrated irro every "a lsy
and .s nr~ generally bonxht hg sc vs.l.
to-fio arIrnx tte ressanrrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
The Wonderful Carlsbad SPRINGS.

Al The Ninth International Medical Congress.
Dr. a. L. A. Tobo.d' ~ TIC University of Penn
syivania, read a paper stating that ogt of IA rry
cases treated with the genuine imported Cars
bad Sp-udei sai'. Powder form for ohronic con-
s'ipatou. hypoflouiria- disease ~ tie liver sDd
kiGnfgs alIGic> ali lu~is diAnetes. dnoTSr from
valvulsr heart dlscsse. dyspepsia. catarrhal in-
ANIMATION a Tie stomach. l.cer Of The stomach
or spleen. children win rnsrasulUs gouf riicumR
tiftr oi tie Ioirts. Erave. ftc.. fseufys we're
cuNrc.y cured. Three much improved and one
noi treated oag enough. AFtrage lme ~ treat
sTI fnur ecEs.
The carlsbad -pvudc -st powder form IS An
excellent Aper err lAXaave and Durtc "a
c-cars fae IN ElsxIon. Eufiles thc h.pod ii is
fssy - uaie. pleasant 60 iake aD4 g. ~ sue1I In
ac.i0r Ihc genuine rrciaff ~ the EaFlfnsa
~prlDFs Is exported so ro1nd bottles zach tctle
comes in iIThf .lf paper cartDpn. fnl lEe tfe
Elafrre isHer A henieis9n Co saIe s.ycnts
barr 81 ~ nu ever h0tf.f Ore fspiiia r q lei
'or one Dollar Ir Iobo.dts lectures nsied
free upon srl .raf '0u
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17


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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-13
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AS A
WHOLE.

There is not single personal, or other
element. of discord existing it the Re-
publican ranks of Sedgwick county this
fail. There is not nominee on the
ticket who does not possess the esteem
and confidence of every straight out Re
publican in the county. No defeated
candidate before the convention has a
word Of complaint and there has not
been so much as a whisper of rings, or
of Jobs or of unfair methods. The con-
vention was the largest ever held in the
county, was strictly representative In Its
character, and nobody claims that a
more acceptable ticket could possibly
have been nominated, and nobody is
going to vote against a man on the
ticket except the Democrats or such as
love Democrats more than they do Re-
publicans: and, nobody says anything
else, except the Democratic candidates
themselves and they say it not because
they believe it but because they hope to
drive some weakened Republican into
the support of their ticket.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-13
KANSAS BEEF.

To the Editor of the Eagle
Way down in the valley Of the Con-
necticut years ago corn and cattle were
scarce and high priced, and the GER
talnty of supplying the New England
factory town with home grown beef was
among the lmpossibilities. But there
came word from the Genessee valley in
Western New York that they could sup
ply them in abundance with cheaper and
better beef, and cattle We're driven from
Rochester to New Haven to supply the
demand. The east increased in popula-
ton so that Albany became a large
market for western cattle TO be dis
tributed TO New York and New England.
Then the Ohio valley with its cheap
beef came on foot and by rail TO Buffalo
tosbe sent east, and subsequently, the
Missouri valley with its wonderful pro-
ductlon of corn-.ed cattle added her
surplus for shipment east. and CIncin
natl, Indianapolis and Chicago became
the principal markets for distribution.
Here refrigerator cars were fitted up and
dressed beef was sent direct 10 Liver
pool. Then came Missouri and finally
Kansas. with ST. Louis. Kansas City
and Lastly Wichita for market
the seaboard across the continent land.
corn and cattle are cheaper and cheaper
as you 60 westward, principally on &C