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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

The discontinuance OF the post Of
flee at Middleton has caused some little
confusion. First, matter addressed 10
Middleton was sent to Star, five mil 8
this;side CT Middleton. Now, whatever
is addressed to Middleton is sent to
Caldwell. People should now under
stand there is no longer post Office at
Middleton, and address their mail mat
ter to Star or to Caldwell Statesman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
Union Sunday School.

The people interested in q Union Sum-
day school met in the School house
last Sunday afternoon. A. L. Cslla-
way presided and explained the object
of the meeting. MIR. A. Coming was
elected Superinter dent and Mr.. d.
Greer secretary and treasurer. both to
serve for three months.
Messrs. Galloway and Hosier were
appointed ways and means commit
tee to provide for furnishing supplies.
Teachers will be appointed to-mor
row. There will be q regular atten-
dance of about fifty children.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

To the farmers of Boise Valley
We want eggs to ship to our Shoshone
and Weiser stores and viii pay you the
highest market price.
T. T. DANILsoN & Co.
At the Post Office.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
Bills Of Fare for Tomorrow.
CALDWELL HOTEL.
Goa<,a

CALDWELL HOTEL.
Soup.
Chicken. Oyster
Roasts.
Baked Pigs Feet with Egg Dressing.
Roast Pork with Apple Sauce.
Ribs of Beef with Drowned Potatoes.
| Fricasseed Chicken.
Roast Beef Roast Chicken.
Boiled.
Corned Beef and Cabbage. Plain Boiled Beef
Boiled Ham.
Entrees.
Breast of Lamb Dreaded, with Green Peas.
Roast Parsnip with Cream.
Vegetables.
Mashed Potatoes. Drowned Potatoes. Corn
Green Peas. Tomatoes Onions. Squash.
Relishes
Worcestershire Sauce. Hslford Sauce. Pickles.
Tomato Catsup. Chow-chow.
Dessert.
Peach Pie. Blackberry Pie. Currant Pie.
Apple Float. Chocolate Pudding. Jelly Tarts.
HASKELL HOUSE.
Soup.
Oyster. Chicken = la Royal.
Boiled Mackerel, Butter Sauce.
Cold Dishes.
Lobster Salad Mayonaise. sardlnes. Ham. Beef.
Corned Beef. Pineapple Salad. Picked Beets.
Boiled.
Corned Beef and Cabbage.
Pigs Feet, Cream Sauce.
Tongue, Pickle Sauce.
Ham.
R0dSts.
Short Ribs OF Beef with Drowned Potatoes.
Leg OF Pork, Apple Sauce.
SiIloin OF Beef.
Turkey with Dressing.
Entrees
Beef Stew with Puff Dumpngs, Country Style.
Charlotte OF Apples, Glsce y Ia Parisienne.
Brown Pork Stew aux Petits Polls.
Cream Pun Frttters with Sauce.
Baked Pork and Beans.
RettSheS.
Tomato Catsup. Horse Radsh. Annear Sauce.
Mixed Pickles. Worcestershire Bauce.
Vegetables.
Plain Boiled. Mashed Potatoes.
Cabbage. Drowned Parsnips. Asparagus.
Sugar Corn. Lima Beans.
Dessert
Cocoanut Pie. Custxrd Pie. Green Apple Pie.
Currsnt Pie. Bird snest Pudding with Cream.
Jelly Cake. Savoy Cake. Cocosnut Cake
Raisins. walnuts. Apples. Cheese. Filberts.
Tea. French Coffee.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
REAL estate.

Persons desiring to purchase or rent
property in Caldwell can do we'll by in
quiring ut the Office OF Reed & Lamb.
They have several pieces, desirably To-
Gated in the business portion OF the
city, either with or without improve
ments, and which can be secured on
reasonable terms. Give them call.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
Deputy Sheriff Galloway.

Hon. A. E. Galloway was appointed
deputy sheriff by Sheriff Timer a few
days ago and on Thursday be qualified,
succeeding j. B. Wells, who went east
the first of the week.
Mr.. Galloway will make good OIL
oar
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

Personal
DR.. Edward Chilos arrived her
from Laramie on Thursday.
Mr.. Gilmore, Her & Co.'S. (Willov
Springs Distillery) man was here OF
Thursday.
DR.. Lowell comes up from Weisel
pretty often to see his patients-tht
sick engines.
Supt. Dickens derfer and Master
Mechanic Reardon passed through from
Weiser on Tuesday. M
Mr.. R E. Miller, of Laramie, rela-
tive of Mr.. George Little, is in the city,
with view Of locating here.
Mrs. H. c. Riggs and son, Boise G.
Riggs, from near Emmettsville, have
been visiting friends here during the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs re-
sided for many years at Boise City, and
now have a nice home on the Payette
river among the orchards, growing to
the music Of the birds and streams.
Her visit to this neighborhood has
been pleas ant to hundreds of old friends.
WeiSer Leader.
Caldwell Hotel: Mrs. Horn, Boise
City; Mat. Yalson, Lapland.; Slick Hus-
kins, jake Anderson. C. Larson. Albert
Fonts, River Side; Charley Stoll, II. W.
Willie Skinner, Powder
Valley, Carrie Skinner, Powder Valley;
John Harvey, Pat C>rtner, o. S. L.;
,. r. Myers, 0. S. L.; Thomas Morgan,
New York; N. c. Peterson, o. S. L
Colorado; George playhouse,
Boise; William Bashford, Silver City;
scar Dufres, Boston; McLynch, o. S.
D.. Thomas Doran, o. S. L ; Thomas
1cCain, Jourdan valley; Pat Bonnell,
Y; P. j. Busrs, Chicago; DR.. c. E.
Lark, Haley; P. j. Mann, Payette
alley; RUDE Short, Col. Putnell,
Veiser.
Haskell House j. R. Robbins. Val
"; F. Dickson, Haley; j. II. Beatty,
. M. Smith. ditch; S. L. Haskell, c.
|. Sellers, Kansas City, Mo-; A. R.
NTH, Granger; P. T. Bstterment,
ayette; J. M. Ross, Ogden; E. C.
elfrich, Shoshone; j. W. Fierce, o.
L.; VIM. German, W.. c. Morley,
. S. L.; w. P. Richardson, Andrew
lliot, Shoshsne; John Da. tn, 0 s. L.:
G. Wilder, Weiser; John Hickey,
God River; j. W. Davis, o. S. L
B. Granger, Shoshone; Fred Keisel,
gden; ]. s. Honigsberger, Boise; :
.mes Woodward, San Francisco;
ave Ssoddard, Wellsville, U. T.. p
,omas Ranahan and wife, Weiser;
las. NJ. Abbot, Weiser; W. R. Glad
n, o. S. L.; C. A. Carsewen, San c
ancisco; James Deck, Boise; Charles j.
ms, Shoshone; j. E Rice, Logan;
w. Fierce, o. S. L.; w. Veach, A.
.ntton, NJ. r. Canton. w. j. Boil,
S. Foot, Milton; c, B. Humphrey,
Use; W. j. Smith, Shoshone; James
eson, City; q B. Adams, San Fran d
co; |. Coe, Omaha; L. J. Warren, d
S. L Mummy, wife and family, EN- 81
Sam Knight, ). B. Evans, tt
:, Home; 7. Spencer. A. j. Bur-
nks, and wife, Boise; Chas. Ripper, o
S. L.; George n. Scott, Salt Lake;
H. McHuHf, Payenne City, Utah; F.
Strickland, st. Joseph, No; F. L. IL
.ickland, St. Joseph, Mo-; j. M. q
Ithony, Reading, Pa; Neil Maloy, . .
ion, Oregon; 1. +. Spencer, Grille, =
l.; John A. Ottawa, Boise; James I. ~
oxford, Boise; G. r. Libby, Fourth u
ossing, Snake river; J. w. Blanbon, a.
n Francisco; J. II. Joslin, Denver, -
l.; Chas. K. Jackson. Lead IL
Ie, Col; Thomas J. Howard, Lead q
10, Col; Georges playhouse, Boise; ~
os. Lung, Indiana Junction; Robert -
Miller, Laaimie Wyo.; Robert Hen =
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

Prank r. Coffin has gone east and
will make an extended tour. He will
hunt up the records, it is said, of his
ancestor, Tristan Coffin, who settled at
Nantucket, Mass, some time sitter A d.
1900.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

1.-THE heaviest wind we ever saw" is
the verdict on last Sunday nights
storm. Still, it was not much Of a
wind for windy country, but here,
where tits generally calm, it was coz
siderable.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

7. T. Danilson & Co. have since their
removal built an addition to the Bram-
BILE store, making the store 80 feet long,
the rear part being used for the whole
sale liquor trade.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

D L. Williams, of Brownsville, Sa-
line county, Mo-, was in Cald we'll on
Thursday, seeking location for some
families now in that neighborhood.
He will locate here, also.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

john Johnson, son Of Peter John
son, owner Of the Caldwell Hotel, is
down with rheumatic fever at the ranch.
DR.. Isham is attending him.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15

MIR. j. NJ. Bowman, living on
Dixie slough about two miles west,
has just completed 81 600 residence.
Mr.. Bowman has been here since '6l
and he deserves to have fine dwelling.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
Job Printing.

BUSINESS Cards. .f
We'd ling Cards.
Legal Blanks. ...is
Posters.
Dodgers.
Programmes.
Receipts.
Pamphlets,
Briefs.
Bill Heads.
Letter HI Is.
Statements.
Funeral Cards.
Wedding Stationery.
Anniversary Cards.
Note Heads.
Envelopes.
Meal Tickets.
Milk Tickets.
Pool Checks.
Conductors Checks.
Circulars.
Piacards.
Tags.
Etc. etc. etc.
Call at THE CALwDELL TRIBUNl
printing office, or address w. j. Cuddy
Caldwell, Idaho, for prices.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-03-15
UNDER TAKING

Collins on hand and trimmed at short
notice by T. j. HUNTINGTON.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

|esvsusnsse = dAe psoQAn. ts u pss- |f1A en1 lysAs pssS1As WAs hli tA1
 bnn1aa5na ef Harvard sn1 YsnA cd e1Ansef CT e11ouf and moGk heoesod q. sl1Rn1isas ef lsazningf Minisaan ed 1emhns af the chrisRian churcA. Whc devised snd put inso operafica oas sys- tsm q public ffse scAccls, whicA aEs q eacs GIT rspahlics slcgy and tAs paIlar dinn q - kb~sissp Minisesrs and memhsn q tha christian church, TAosa ase Aisepxic facts which can 10 mcse he dsaisd tan ths cawpaigns cf Casar cr the vicsesiss of Napoleon. By trial of sieksssn Aundrsd ysau chsissianisy has proven itself vital and fruizfal stock. whose very leaves have been for the Asalth and heahng cf the nations and whessves t has fairly tsken roos in the soil of the hnman heAFt, thess VI 6na the tair fruit of industry, order. Aw, gov eminent. learning. literature, ars. and an the amenisiss And hamanisies which sweeaen and eanchle human lite
 vsy respectfully. T. K Nosix,
 Pastor Plymouth Congreg ationa Church.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08
Another Druggists Biunder.


 Dr. Blank We'll, this beats all. Here sec another man has been killed by s drug clerks mistake. Why in the world don't the courts make An example of some of them"
 Dr. Plank" Is certainly seems as fl the number of such mistakes vas increas- ing. had one in my own practice this very week. It was in a particularly del icate case, and l made out the prescrip- tion with unusual care, yet ] have just discovered that in the bottle of medicine furnished there vzs not a single ingre- dienf that 1 ordered"
 Great g.. Calen The fellow ought to be hung. You had him arrested, oi course!'
 "No, did not like to make a fuss about it"
 Make . fuss! The bigger the fuss the better. tell you an example must be made. Why don't you arrest that drug clerk. drag him before court oi lav and show the jury that medicine 7! "l don't think t would be best"
 And vhy not prayr
 @Weii, the fact is is cured the patient. '
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

[" ls n stealing so appfopnsse an urn- bsella belonging to another ,o your own usey' asks the P,usbusg D,,bstfA No II is only stealing when some other tel- low takes your umbseiis. -GssfAfe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

Some snaen fellow sdusvsisss fps 900 bushels of old rubber overshoes |; ascy prices paid" He l. in tAs chew ing-gun business. Yeang ladieA please take sseicG-Ckie4gS xs<fv 0keas.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

eTr6feciios. The SeasIes, Casdipal Red, Qsd Gold, Nay BIss. Seal Dsosn, Dismos6 Dyes give pesfecs sesslts. AsyI fGAisasble color, Ioc-, at druggisla Wells, kich4rdson & Co, BsrIisgtoa, VI
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08
Thousand. Hs.,snsa to Their or.vs. '


 Thoussnds Hss,sned to Their orsves [
 Relying tztsmessAls written ln si,s4 gicssbg language sf spass ssirsevi.ssss surss Iu.is by sssne largely fts1sd up t,,es.s vs ysstsat sa1iisin~ hss hass~asd thons nds tS .hsir gravs. bslsesssg sn th~H sinsoss ibssas fssth flat the same Hirseia viii be perfarusst on them. and ths, tb-ss tsstassssssials msks the currs, while the ~ called nsssis.ib~ is al tbs time hassssiax thsf0 u thsis grsses- We have avoided publishing testimonials, q they do na maks the cures. although ~s hsss TsousAsbs upos THousAsDs sf them, of tho na.~t wsaAesful eas~, y.t- aDtsriiy sest sa. lt Is cur nedkins, Hcp bsttsn thst H,akss tbs cus~s Is has s.svss failed sod nsses enn We viii give r~fs~nee te say osse for any dissase siDiiias io thNss osn f dsssrsd. s ~il rsfss to ssy sesxkbor, e tbsse s nss : s~sgsbofhood 10 tke knosn world but eHn shos its esiss~ by Hop hItsers. Alt<sso iosE. 4 proalness ph,ssessa sf Fsissbssxh ssb<1 fo iz1y rs;ssHs sks vas esmpiaiassg 0s h~s eosfisnsd iiI he aith, &sd of bis Inability to euss h<s. jsksaKIy said: Try Hep nis- sersi" fb< lsdy tooh t Is eussst Asd axsd the Eitsess. from shieh shs ebsslssd per mz.ess health. She sos lzasks al fke dee ssf for his J0ss. bat hs s sos ss veii pie~ssd vish il. .s it cost him good psfisss. feKs or DOCTORS. The fss of doct0rs is sa asm thaa v~sy uxny p<ssons srs iatsrs~ted in. We beiiess ths seks<tuie fas yissts i tsl0. vhsch vcaid tar . nasn eounzsd to hs ted Es ysas, asd is Ese1 sss dslly stz;s. evss 1f GO dollar . yeas ess ss~iies1 stieesisses stossI And ose sinxie bottie of Hpp Bsstes iAksa b tsme would ssvs the ef.M0 and aif the JsnSs sickn@.
 LADvs sisH.
 .Oh, how de sish my skin uas ss sieas ssd sess ss yesss." sss1 isAy so her fssesd. 4 ves sss sasijy msk< e" answered. sks fstss1. .Hovf" isqstsed shs 6sss tsIy. E By asing Hep Bissess that makes rurs. rteh blood asa bioomiss kea1sh. is dk1 ' ess -, = yes obessvs."
 osvss yr sr TnG DocTbBs.
 sls h posl1blstkss As. 0ed1by | up asA ss wesk, ed cassd D e d.pas sune1vp
 -I aasuss yes < | ls.s ts1 - b- sissly e.ss - ,tsh nsenl1G sS - k hin ID aDd sakd bs mud q, fss0 Ef1nRs cd Uvw tsoubler
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

Astronomers sna theatrical managers both discover nes siass Hoskes sfss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

Los of poves b either sez however induced, speedily. thoroughly and pesmaseniy cused. Addssss, visk thsss lees1 ssamps fos sspay and book q parsiculazs, Worlds Dispensasy Medical Assoianon, 663 Msin Street BGialo, NY.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08
Louisville lime $

Mr. John Thompson, s Hanover sssest, Liverpool, Eogland, and one of the oldest ard most extensive dealers in drugs in Cva Britain. writes: "lf is a grea, pleasure to cell . remedy which gives general satisfecsion, and our people, hke thsif American cousins. hsve become convinced of the fsd that Ss. Jscobs OIi conquess pain The demand tor if in Liverpool and vicinity vas never so Kyes' as as the present ssd is daily iscsessing.
 
 An unsivaled health resort @O all the watering places commend s.e to Pys- mont. Fraulein SchuiiHe, rom Bss1in, came here su6enpg from . severe aatsrk o( impscunsosssy ard in three wssks sks vas perfectly cured" "By driskiag tAs wstenT "No; . vssjthy AmssScan, whom she is soisg to massy."-Dsr UA.
 
 Ness-igkssd cd es.sismss (ssessing seosel-s Have yos sny lissa dnsasrs f Youag Seohsos (si1h kls most sascassie maasWE"I ca sss . eissk is sAis ssaahaishDena yeI sir.S Y. s. o. G. Nee yst . c(esk, sA7 Enssd bey, [ psssume7 Well, legs sss e eosd = bsains h sems dspastmeu1s- s-"-AS.
 eTrHfecfios. The SeasIet Casdtpal Red, Cd Gold, Navy BIss. Seal BgoUn, Dismos6 Dyes give perfecs sessits. Ar ~ . T-x-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08
Ladies in America

long before they reach middle age fre- quensiy find themselves suffering from some of the complains and weaknesses peculiar to their sex. For all such Kid ney-Won is a great booo- It induces a hsslthy action o7 the Kidneys, Liver and Bo~els, cseanses the system. aad snesgth- ems and gives nev life to all the import ant organs q the body. IL is nature's great assistant in essablishisg and sus- taining health. Sold by all druggists.
 A. the Brooklyn navy yard: Fnst naval coostxuctos-"I hear the TaJIa- poosa is aAoas sgsin." Secood dafo- = 1 believe she is. She ought to have . pew name" "Whaa wouid you call hez? -Why. the TallacAandies, ot course. ."-Nfw Xoyk Sss.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08
ssks oS pos fOns.
. LADvs sisH.

.Oh, how do sssh my skin uas ss etsas ssd sess q yssss." sss1 . is1y se her sssssd. q vsu ess snsily mske h e." answered. dc fvtss1. -How l" tsqstsed shs 6sss isly. By asing ncp bissess that .Akes pare. stsh
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08


 Ministers and members of a christian church Where did they get their idea of the inalienabIe rights of men5 Nos from old-vorld sfafesmen and philoso- phers, but from those osacies of divies truth which every christian takes zs "a lamp to his feet and light to his path. " Who originated and pubiici, advocated those principles of civil and religious hbcrsy which iie ss the bases of ous American govesnmentf Su Jamss Mac intosh tells us that in Englasd t vas the Independent Divines who isrN taught to John Locke those psipciples ot re- ligie0s ht.csty whicn they were the 6rss to disciose to the world and in oos own country is vas a christian minister oi Massachusetts who, almost two hundred oc1scy is Chsiss's governmeut," which sssriy oi.s hsndsed years lasss vas pub l,shed as . political document :Srso- priase to the st,rring days which preceded the deciasstioe q American Isdspesd- ence. Who 6ssa bsoached sks idsa q snsfing ths Amszi<as ecssaies ssAeg ene cesasal ard general govemmsnt-ss idsa upoo whoee ma3nt3naace ve have ex- pended miliioas of treasure asd socsj. kced hasArsds q thesaasds of iivsss A miaise@ And member of chiaiss church. sYou hsve heard" sroes Joas- thaa Aaykev, . eiesgynaa q Bosscs, te James Gus. oa . Sab6ssh nesnisR b she moesh sf Jsss, is S77d yos hsve hsasd sf fAs connseiee q chasehs vhils l vas thinkiag q tkis b ny bed sAs gEese use sed iopostasce q . commsni0s od coloaies appessed so ms b . slrueg kghas Thaf vas the gsra fbom whick vas developed, e tho yesss veas by, " .
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

- eAsS@4AAASsGAs SoStAsSA S0AkAe<Ss A8O1Vy oA0 v there were plenty of promising sxcur- sions to be made; 90 he resolved to cary out his original plan of exploring the villages Of the Tyrol
 But poor Johnny's plans seemed des- tined to be frustrated
 Running down the wide wood stair- case of the inn, his foot slipped. His hands were fuu-he could not save him. self; he fell heavily, sharp point of the carved b1austrade running into, CT dan geroasly near, his eye. The pain vas in- tense, and the wound bled profusely. h an instant group of sympathizing peo- pk were lAmenting r,und him
 "Ach du Ess- 7eitl Ach der arme Eagiaaderr
 Msanvhile, Frau Werner, the land lady, instead of sayin "Oh.' and s.Ah ? had sent for the doctor.
 He came At ooce, shook his head gravely, bandaged poor Johnny's eyes, and co0demned him to dzrhness iog . veek
 Here vas . pretty thing !-his eye damaged, perhaps for life, and-vho knovs? (such is the sympaGhy between the tvo delicaae osEansl-tAs othw one might follow suit, and he vould evsnfu- any become totally Mind! Ard all had hsppesed i1 . moment; ooly few min uaas aeo, and he wss seazsing, aninj usod cd kgha-heastsd, fos . seson roasd the place.
 JoAnnv's reflections vese noe vesy G- hilasafing e the doctor and the laadlady guided hin sp cain agnis and the peia in his eye kepe him avake an 1iehs. Nsu morning. hoseve, youfA 1kd kOcd hsalth ssseYsed their sway and Joknay beEan to take . more hopefal view oa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-08

SA1 ySo os8k SIb04 SVO00vt 9<8tt- ing up in astonishmen. Bat there is no piano. fl had my violin, now! But ss ps.h.P: g you don't care for an sceompani- "There is a zithsr in the house. can play little if you liks, that is." Of course Johnny liked and he sat lost in vondermnt while Loeta sang volks- lieder; very simple things they were, but her voice lent them an additional charm Johnny reused himself at last and iD- terrupsed her with vezy irrelevant re- mark
 .Lotsa, l wish you could speak Eng hsh"
 She hesitased. "i know littie-a fev words; oh, is is no4hing. So many EngiisA come ovss hsre- have leAms some from you."
 sImpossible We have always talked German. LossA, I beiiese xoa are 2 vitch-"
 "Ysa." sid Losta, sissfuiiy, "I an : witcA, asd t vas ny bsoensick yes fsil over; and when you gsf yell l shah mount 1t and ride s~ay h the air r
 The docsos says nay tzke my basAase q 0-0orrow fus sn hou," said Johnsy aA~ . paass. sI am Q glad ? said Losfa, heartily.
 am glad too i; want to re my kind little nurse."
 Bas shough Johnny saf nsasiy tvo hoars vifhose his hasdAgs, no LesiA ap- paagod.
 It vas 70 u,ssssaIass," tAe landlady said Loeia has heen sent oa n erYand. She had ben delayed" ee-, sec-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-22

FoF9 Wo0rn, Nov. Ill.,. Special.
The woman Alice Thompson, shot by
lieilner, over month ago, is still alive,
and physicians consider it almost a
miracle. She has eaton nothing for
days aud is mere skeleton. II is sta.
ted that her will power alone keeps her
alive. She says she will not die, that
she knowslt and that she will right the
wrong llellner has done her. Phvsi-
clans have given up saying how much
longer she VIII live.
The grand Jury Is again on tho Court
right ease. liout. Grimes is in thp
city and viii probably be witness be-
Tore the grand jury. A local officer
seems to DO investigating on tho out
side, but he is being watched closely.
ana, being known now, can accomplish
but little.
1t is thought hero by prominent NOR
chants and bankers tAatAdams * Leon
ard viii pull through all right and tbnt
tliS pan OF tho country has seen the
last o! lightncss i'm money matters. ON.
banks arc pronounced to bo In a fine
condition.
Thirty-four indictments nave heen re-
turned by the grand jury, nine felouias
"''' NNhbS NV Observation-Disclosures. one or
the folonlos Is the murder committed
near Arlington some time ago.
Two new school buildings lust COM
ploted, VIII be open topupils on Monday
next when the city viii have ample
school facilities.
The celebration on the 9th, promises
TO 30 prandcr even than mt first cOntenl.
plated. Timers are making / 900 torches.
while painters ara busy on iunumerabl6
transparoncos. If the merchants WHO
have promised, illuminate, Main and
Houston streets will he blaze of lirht.
fho Galveston artillery will be here to
Tire 2l9 guns.
rom Evans, who shot officer Noelv
mas been released on recognizancc
bond IN tho sum of $1,000. Nooly's
wound has turned out to be slight.
IL is rumored that on December
Huntington will take charge Of the
Central, that many changes win be
mado and that the branch from Wa1n.
haehio to this city will bo considered.
A driz2ling ram all day has made our
streets muddy and helped retard trade,
dull enough just now.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-22
The Next state sennte.

First District-W. l.. Douglas, of JEFF.
ferson county, Democrat.
Seeond-C' }, Garrison, OF Rusk, Dem
Third wv. II. Pope, of Harrison. Dem
Ocrat.
FOURTH. A. Peacock, of Morris.
Democrat.
crat.
crat.
Seventh G. b. Kilgore, of Van zandt,
Democrat.
Eighth-M. y. Randolph, of Madison.
Democrat.
Ninth. w. Jones; of Harris, DEM
ocrat.
Tenth--W. NJ. Jerdone, of Galveston
Democrat.
Eleventh-John Woods, of Lavaca,
Democrat. ''
ocrat.
Thirteenth-J. p. Fowler. of Rastro,
independents. -
fourteenth-J. s. Perry, of Milan.
- tltte'nth-J. l.. Farrar, of Limestone,
Democrat.
Sixteenth. o. Terrell, of Kaufman.
Democrat.
Seventeenth John johnson, of Collin.
Independent.
Eighteenth W. o. Davis, OF Cooke.
h"mOcrat.
Nineteenth - Tomple Houston, of
Wheeler, Democrat.
Vwentieth-W. X. Shannon, of Parker
Democrat. ''N'
Twenty-lirst-W. Ii. Getzendaner. of
Ellis, Democrat.
,Twenty-second-R. II. Harrison. Of
McLennan, Democrat.
Twenty third-C. X. Bell, of Hamil-
ton, Democrat.
Twenty-lourth-G. w. Glasscock. of
Williamson, Democrat.
twenty titth-Georgo PfeufIer, of Co.
NAL, Democrat.
Twenty-sixth-R. Kleberg, of De Witt
=, Trenty-sevonth-J. NJ. Moore. OF
NeucsS, independents,
- Tweniy-eighth A. w. Houston. of
BeNGr, Democrat.
Twenty ninth. c. Calhoun. of
Eastland, Democrat.
Ihiriieth-J. II. Taylor, o, Hood DEM
Thirty.hrs; A. w. Evans. of Fapnip
Democrat.