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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-05
TO uER LAST REPOsE.

Yesterday In the quiet OF q olondless
sundsy afternoon, followed by Ions pro.
csssion Of friends. all that was mortal Of
Mrs. Annia Rainey Tolliver, late wife oil
Mr. Xck Tolliver, was conveyed
to It's last ting place In the family yard
nj Trin,ty cemetery. The universal esteem,
ami m elton IN which tina deceased was
held Va this community were partially tea
titled 10 by tho numerous aue beautiful
floral tributes. which thoughtful hearts and
skllllul hards had prepared for the sad GO.
oasion. White roses. rich pansiss. and
sweet forget mf-nots, ohsstely woven into
emblemaiic dosigne aud forms, contributed
their beauty and their perfume. An els-
Rantly arranged monogram. A. T., some
ten inches In length, cross and crown In.
ierlnced In tasteful combination, wreath
OF white and green encompassing n cross
and m onHhor, n harp OF pure green OF
perfect shapA. and many baskets OF cut
flowers, were Of tho offerings. And thus,
beside loved ones gone before, with rover.
ent care and tears and prayer, they laid
away tb' dutifr' daughter. tho devoted
wife aud the sacrificing mother.
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PERSONAL.
l.. Fowler, o. Tyler, 10 in the city.

l.. Fowler, o. Tyler, 10 in the city.
l.. NJ. Green, OF Tyler, Is mt the windsor.
W.sGreen, Of tho Tyler Democrat, is in
the city.
T. r. d. Andrews, Fort Worth, is at the
Windsor.
@. }. Pilgreim, OF Galveston, is st the
Windsor.
t. P. Maddox, Nsvasota is registered at
the Windsor.
J. b. Block, of Wills Point, is stopping at
the Windsor.
George u. Ames. Gnlena, Massachusetts,.
is at the Windsor.
DR.. ]. II. Blackwell, of Washington
county, IL In the city.
George Phillips and family, Abilene, are
guests of the 81. George.
]. NJ. Moore, of the Cameron Herald made
the HERALD pleasant call.
z. West Goodwin, daily aud weekly Be.
zoo, SedAlla, No, is in the city.
George NJ. Shumate, "the Quid Nunc."
Round Rock. Texas, 10 in the city.
]. s. Terry, Of Longview, is in the city
aud will take In the press convention.
Colonel w. NJ. Yand MI, president of tho
Texsa Press association, 10 At the Windsor.
Major w. II Rsthbone, representing a
San Francisco cigar house, IL gt the Wind
s0r.
T.. s. Kimbroush. of Mesquite, and the
coming legislator from this district, 10 in
the city.
WIS. McCurley, of the Canton Telephone,
was among the srrivsls from the east last
evening
J. d. Crsnf.l, editor and proprietor OF
the Qatesgila Advance, made the HERvID
& pleasant call.
Harry b. Edwards, of New York, ard
Colonel II. Polkinghorne, jr., OF New o.
leans, are guests at the Windsor.
ID. O. williams, editor Of the Mineola
Monitor, arrived by las, evenings train.
and will circulate among the brethren OF
the press.
A number of the Texas Press association
have arrived at the Windsor, anu will be
present at the opening session CT ths assc-
citation to-day.
Miss Jennie Virginia Reisner, is ce,ebrat-
! inv TODAY, her sixteenth birthday. We
| trust this and coming birthdays may De
| filed with happiness and that they rnsy be
many and full Of pleasure and success.
BIT Saith, O. Cleveland, s. A, Siyen,
J. M. Wilson, J. w. Hsndguin, w. Baird,
w. b. Dupree, w. r. Bishop, 81. q. Ellis,
j. l.. Baird, A. d. Palmer w. 7. Sim.
monds, OF the Cleburne Light Guards,
were at the st. George yesterday.
At the St. Gaorge I A Brewer, smarts-
liza, Mississippi; Felix Mcfarland: Kansas
Citv; Dan Lesry, Texarksns: W = Dakan,
Durham, North Carolina; Il Sigman,
Galveston; Peter Brown, Abilene; a Ham
din. Galyeston; w n Burton, Houston; A
] Murphy, Now Orleans; ] Mckinney, N
ii Mckinney, ST. Louis; T. Glass aud lady,
Terrell; W s Page, Galveston; L Nc
Cannon, W II Malloy, Corsicana, James
Kama; w II Kingbery, Coleman; = =
Walker, Newport; VIC Allen, Mckinney;
o M Ma,tieldt, mbstone; y w McPear.
son. Garret; j O Crowdus, Weatherford;
John A williams, Nashville; s Fsra-
son, Enn's; q q Mason, Richland; Thomas
Bonner, w q All, u, Mckinney; II q Co
mac, Fort Worth; Ed X Maety, City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-05
FOR SALE,

TOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS
L Ia the Cedar Grove addition conyeu lent
To the Belt street railIoad, now being built.
High, dry aud well drained ground, specially
desirable on account OF their neAraess T. tho
bu mess part Of the city. These lots are offered
for sale on cay, terSs a. ptces ranging from
ply to PRATHER & ARDREY, Real Estate
Agents. al L m street.
TOR RAfFLE SATURDAY, NAY 10, At
o'clock . m. at the Ptrlor saloon, on klm
street. opposite the postolice four fine steel On
Cravings. Highest and lowest throws VIM 81
per chance in all four throws.
NOR SALE At A y ARG AIN-THRFF coon
second. hand pianos, at c. II. Edwards, 1873
and i35 Main street mai-lw'
EOR SALE-TWO WALNUT BEDROOM
L sets one complete dining room SCI, oEe
kitchen set together with ca pets, safe, reffig.
orator aud othc articles required with light
housekeeping. All as good as new VIA sell
ct a bargain. Enquire at LILY Commerce
street mai3t
NOR sALE-A GUOD PIANO, NEARLY
& new price low. Inquire at 4Oi Lamar st. 81
HOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED PAYING
L business rare chance to mare money. In.
NOR sALE-THE RIGHT, TITLE AND
\ lease Of the Southern Hotel, Silver City, New
Mexico, 2-story brick, rs sleeplng.rooms, hno
ONCE, bar snd billiard rooms al i15nshS % Ia
Rem Silver City. New Mexico. aprS0.Lt
,oK SALE MASON Il hAMLlN ORGAN.
nearly new; on easy payments. Call at 50
Bryan street eerSg-lw
L'oR SALE OR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL RES.
idence, just completed, one block from
street car line and In a very desirable locality,
buggy house and stable on the place and
good well Of water; also two other places on
same street This Is an excellent opportunity
for those tired OF paying rent % procure good
home for very little money. The houses have
never been occupied. Address Box FAC, Dallas
Texas apTz..lm
NOR SALE OR RENT : a FiHsT- CLASS,
+ brand new piano. will sell on the install.
r,ent plan. Apply to 36l Ross avenue. feb29d
TOR sALE-HokSE-A GOOD, RELIABLE
[ black buggy mare can be purchased at
bargain by applying TO C. A. READ, Manager
Dallas Telephone TX. apr?3d
TOR SALE-ONE BILLIARD TABLE, NEAR.
L ly new. Inquire at Crsddock's. epr20.f
NOR sALE-BROOM MACHINES FOX SALE
l. Two new machines and presses, Westake
q Brittou manufacture for sale cheap. A dress
wM PfoUTs, care Herald Office. ian22n
\ OR sALE-sALooN FURNIfURF, CON-
| prising O MGR, shelving snd Ice chest, es
good AS new; Wit sell very cheap for cash. Ad.
dress 5 Herald oiice. anrcIf
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The Lamar Rifles were Joined hero yes
terdAy morniag by the Cleburne Light
Guards, and after dress parade on tho
/ vacant space In the burned district near tue
Room press, they marched 10 tina Union de-
bot where they took the south bound Texas
pentral tram Tor Houston. The two COM
Auies will camp together during their
tay In the Bayou city. The
VLamar Rifles OF this city arc uuder CON-
and OF John Overland captain command
mg, and the Light Guards OF Cleburne,
kpnder cao,ain B Y Smith The Guards
nero the guests OF the Lamars yesterday.
Vthe names OF the officers aud privates who
have net gone on 10 Houston, are; -. #.
Smith, oantain; O. Williams, hrst lieuten-
ant; W. Cleveland, SECOND lieutenant; 8
Mobley, first sergeant; J. d. Baird. w. Baird,
Jack Baird, W. X Bishop. NJ Beverly, A.
]. Dowell, w D. Dupree, "; Il; Day, A. 9.
Ellis, q w. GnooAt, J. w. Hntgins, A. q.
Hall ]. O, Habsrmacber, VIII Lewis, l.. q.
Mccoy, s. b. Nail, ID. ID. Stark, J. A.
Styron, II. y. simopds, rohs Saw q @.
TEN nlston, J. II. Waie. j. NJ. Nixon, J.
lNic,horly
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CHEAP COLUMN.
WANTS.

| lNAErED-oNE RESPONSIBLE MANA
w ger aud three agents - travel over the
state IA good paying business Apply a. Nc;
nos H. sireol, mai.2t
w wi.h board aud ledsins with private fam
| lly or room without bonrd would prefer place
whcre no other boaTders ura ,aker, AdditssC q,
NJ, REDWOOD. Herald once mad 1t
WAsTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AND DO
" general housowork fer small family good
wages Apply 10 MIRA, J. i. DAkGAN, l2@
Canton street "Ceders." mayS'a
tHI ANTED-A Good HAND TO WORK IN
" GARY; none but com, etent man need NJ.
ply Address pT. Iiowcfs Drug Store 90.
Elm street ma32t
,uANTED-i2 GOOD JoINER5 FOR INSIDE
work al Houston, Texas Apply TO N.
y EST. NJ Windsor Hotel, Dallas, Tex ma3.2l
Aj ANTED-A SITUATION IS Gu sMBER.
w ms,d or panty Work; good references giy;
TXTANTED-A GOOD COOK APPLY AT
w Mr.. W. H. GRIGGs, Fair Ground. or az
oliver e Griggs. BANKERS. apt3O,u
IVASTED--A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W homework Ia 4 family OF Ave; good wages
Apply 70 Mr.; y J. CANNON corner R tS,so 9y;
cue ana Boil street. AprSleol5t
lVANTED--ACrIvE MEN TO CANVASS
w for our subscription books In every city aud
county Ia Texas liberia, Term, ara permanent
employment given CAL on or address . J. w, w
MANUFACTURERS. ADDRESS TIE ST.
w louis LIE TR q LAMP co. So Louis
No, for circular, cuts and terms Tor N. 81 Can.
dlt Power Casacrson Electric amp. Gp2lT@,t
tgTANTFD--YOU 40 STOP hTThE NATION
w AL HOTEL; hrst-clnfs accommodation Al
,sasonrhie rate --oNLY ONE DOLLA AND
fWNNTY-RIVE GENTS PER DAY. The build
ng 70 brick, with three sieirwnys IN case OF hrt
Located IN the business portion OF tho oily onlJ
one 8qnaro from riroet'cRr line, and ono square
rom foHar q Pacific aud Missouri aciho Depot
0Gaveniont 10 passengers comlng or going over
f0llsd tor MI irnins. n CLEARY. PropHoior
WANTED YOU NOT TO STOP, 'rr TO
w CONE TO the ST. JAMES II NIL, where
yoa can get the beet accommodates Tor thc
money. only St.6o per day. B)aid. with
Io1.n) . to ~ p0r week; table board, si.5O
per week, Rooms 10 lot, with or without board
JAMES M. ORR. Proprietor. apf2O.n
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Tho Old Grandmother.

Visiting the mother Of her little grand
child, go gradually and pitifully wasting
away by the drainage upon its system from
the effects of teething, sends the nurse at
once to the druggist, procures bottle OF
DR.. Biegers' Southern Remedy, admins.
tering IL soon restores rest to the mother
aud health TO the little one. 1t will cure
cramp oolic. diarrhms, dysentery and ell
the bowel affections. Price so cents. Aek
your druggist for it. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Georgia, pro-
prietor Taylor's Premium Cologne.
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FOR RENT

NOR RENr-A sPLENpID FURNISHED
n Room. convenient 10 business, 100 Wood
sirJet may i.2t
y,oR EFN1-A NEW AND NICE FIVE.
Il Room hcuse on Jnekson street between
Ntnrd nTd'Rav siraetg Southern FROM. WIN
la 0nlshed hy the Sth Apply u 4. Hay,
dfuggisi 500 Elm strlct may i.2t.
TOR REM T. A DWELLING or FIye ROOMS
L. on Houston s,reet second block south OF
Tho county cOurt.hO Good wafer. Apply
To- N Gulilot iG I0u,ton strce. mayi.2l
,,tt,n vt,N I, st,vEpAi-- coon pt tNos
l. 10 n square and UPRIGHT. IT @. III. Edwards
73l and T35 Main street mal.lw
-, -n,,,,,,- 80 az 4, ny uNNGL -pt.E
90, Nj Nh s,soot ynr,b "A. ~ c,nr,' hon.a.
size IS 7S. eood stand Tor any husiness Amply
10 + w. BARTON 625 Film 81 aprl5 Inn e.s
f,Cp my crtVo NfrqTY FtfRNT-uFn
Il ,,,,,,s so,,tbcTn xsosnrs with or without
board. within minutes walk Of Herald 0fllce
3l5 Akars avenue. corner Jackson mas.6t
Tor kENT-ROoMS no DELEGATES AT
L tpnding the s,a Press Associ ,tion; can &C.
commodate abo & 20. Apply 20 Mrs. w. 81 Long,
IIll Main street nas.it
I,Op g1,, -CO,tTf,t,t /, mr. 4, an COW
l. veniest mil OF rooms Tor ofices Amply 10
VEAL. COO PER h HUNTER ma3.2t
,,,op pr>,,,--ifottsE WITH FoIip PooNs
IN ,,,n III onn,,,,etn No I Oh Commcrco ~
Il ~ ~ w ai.,1 ,,,ai s,-oots knnly a.
INwS wnnS r ia y,vdeor tto. mo p,
sOiH /" -, ~, - :,
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xoapsrERs VERSUS ouARIors.

The roads, not being Ia condition for the
chariot wheels. the raging dude could not
Adriye his blooming mash through the en-
Yirons last afternoon. Bat many were me
Saddle horses hired by the livery mon Of
Dallas, so celebrated for their charges and
chargers. The young bucks pa,ronized them
profusely and c,n,ented themselves with
riding by the castles of their loved ones, in
Vivisn Gray stvle, With eyes and ears
open and erect carriage, longing for such
map?n "Don't he cit his steed like a born
! knight:' or words to that effect.
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The Houston Post is belittling itself by
a ssnseless TRADE against the repuoncAns o.
Teras. IL il pcpseless because the party has
no ORGANIZATION that need be feared by
democracy and no organs to defend II. The
sole spimus OF the Post is q meroenary one
Two years ago that paper was republican
paper. and made itself odious BY
Is war upon democracy. Now
that the Post seeks to be q democratic
orosn' and is the confidential organ Of Gov
erfor Irelsnd, Il must do something &c
counteraot the old republican influences
that hangs round Il still. So Il. gives whsl
II once applsuded merry fits, thinking g
curry favor. The people, however, vii
never be fully convinced that the Post II
not anchored TO . republican wharf-TOor
sIcapa Courier.
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GRAND PARADE OF RED MEN

At Shreveport Louisiaue,. on the 10Th
inst. In another column will be found the
programme OF a grand Indian procession,
celebration and picnic of tho Pontiac ana
Osceola tribes Of Improved Order OF ked
Men of Shreveport, Louisiana. 1t will DO
one of the grandest events that hes ever
occurred IN our sister state. A large dele
CATION OF Caddo Tribe, No. 8, at Dallas,
will be present on the occasion. 1t will ho
a gala dsy among our modern aborieonies.
we understand some OF our chiefs Will take
their sauaws with them TO paftake OF the
hospitalities OF their savage pelghoors'
The HERALD will endeavDr 10 be repre-
al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-05

- The beer gardens were tbronged with
visitors yesterday.
Tho city council meets tomorrow night
when secretary, treasurer and other ofncert
will be elected.
Justice Kendall united in marriage yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Barney Barshot and
Miss Jennie Gabriel at the brides residence
on Jefferson street.
The eceptton and lunch room for The
members OF the press association IS ut the
opera house, where baggage and the inner
man will be cared for.
The funeral OF Mrs. Gao Toliver was very
lsrzely attended yesterday. and many were
the tears shed % the sad cortege wended It's
way through the streets to the homo oil the
dend.
holder In the Texas Trunk, and Superin'
tendent Hugh Irvine OF the line pronounce
the rumor that the presidency Of the road
has been offered Colopel.W. E.. Hughes as
absurd and without any foundation what
ever.
days. Bishop Garrett could not visit the
proposed, but returned and preached yes
ierdsv In Dallas The Episcopal congrega.
ton are still without rector here, and the
presence Of the eminent divine was warmly
greeted.
What hes become OF the idea advanced
some time since OF the new census for Dali
las? The last national effort was so abor.
tive and pslpably unjust to the city that
another count seems OF imperative neces.
sity. Il IL hoped this suggestion Will be
acted upon when the east Dallas snnexa-
lion tsfss place. 1t II too long TO wait fcE
the anne ration Of scysns and Mesquite.
a>ovos Hsvkins. who A an alternate del
n much elated over the victory his side, tbs
'souss," gained ct Fort Worth. George Il
velI Known here and Il Q general favorite
With white and colorsd,- having occupied
on~ poeItion ooutinuously for ten years
re Intends 70 mako himsslf heard from
Wbsn be 60 70 CYice9o. His lunge o.,
nsst clsn. bat p - alse bas STOCK 9
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THE BARRIERS BREAK

A meeting OF barber bosses occurred al
Shaw's Lamar street shop last Friday nieht,
object 10 agree on the yexed question OF
Sabbath day work. 1t is understood that
the majority favored closing up sunasyt
petition is being circulated among journey
men BARRIERS and proprietors and IL is num-
erousy signed, praying the authorities 70
enforce the Sunday law, and compel al,
shops to close. The shops were open yes
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The Austin Statesman ssys: "A rea
honest paper ought 20 cut loose from The
democratic party ere u makes war on theil
democratic usages or democratic princt
ples." Does the Statesman propose to
read every one who is opposed 70 the Two
thirds rule out Of the democratic psrty2 A
democratic party IN Texas with only the Aut'
lin Statesman and Houston Age and Post
as its journalistic representatives would be
"a lonesome as one pine tree In free grass
prairie.-[Fort Worth Gazette. that
would be lonely position no doubt. but y
IL had no other champions 10 the state thsr
would be incontinently left, in spite Of Ire
land, the two.thirds rule or free grass
Marshall Herald.
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SOLDIERS OFF AND EDITORS ON.

Tho perfect confidence in the state press
bv the people of Dallas was never more
deliostely shown than in tho sending oil
the military when tho city Ia iutl OF the
fierce journalists of Texae. Several OF the
noiice even have gone, and it is evident
that orr people either have implicit
reliance on the sense OF propriety possessed
By the editorial corps, or abundant con-
idence In their ability 10 manage the
plumed knights should they ieel disposed
like Mr.. 10. Gsrgery to get on the rampage,
The fighting ability all Soy 1T home these
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all OF III. cotton crop, aud eres, scarcity
= s.ed 10 reported IN all sections. Wheat
II IiAbls 10 tnifer from rust as also oats.
Corn IN generally doing better than any,
thug else. Farmers will DO terribly pushed
With their work ~ soon ~ the weather be-
comes settled, as the grsss has been growing
| Nil this xaf weather
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NOW AND THEN.

The sons Of Anak and the giants that
lack usef TO slaughter, the body-gusrds-
men Of Frederick tho Crest and the leading
citizens Of Brodnibag. are but pigmies 10
the eyes OF aspirants before the city council
Tor the different offices they are EN- powered
10 All. The aldermen will thus remain o.
wonderful proportions until the exercise OF
their right Of election on Iuesdsy nign''
Wen fearful collapse will occur.
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-"The Glen Lea" There 70 . world Of
meaning In those words 70 the Thirsty, who
a. isfsction wet their whistles ct it, foun
tstps flowing with pure, genuine unadul
tented LIQUIDS conccossd In 3 manner e
suIS the taste Of the most fastidlous and
tone tho otomaeh Of the most vefitabl>
6v0Do01io. The Glen Lea nquou novor leev(
YSS ~ z hs.1eses: hSs i.viessSs.; - 2
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THE TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION.

| DALLAS. May 4--.fo the Membersof the Texas
Thoss members OF the association who
propose going TO Houston TO witness the
erand inter state drill, are requested 10 be
e the presidents headquarters, parlor A.,
Hornine A. 10 o'clock sharp, and give their
= hSmes 70 the secretsry. By order OF the
nrssi6snf. w. ALEX ABEY,
Secretary
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anew BoARDING HOUSE.

Mr.. A. L. Clore will open Q new boardip 8
houso on Monday on Elm street, one door
~ Of Preston street. The house 10 only
one block distant from the Union depot,
and viii be convenient for the travelling pub.
lic. House will be newly furnished and
knh1a 6rxt-claes.
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UlHtOr cal htlIehcuAftiinh VI wv NOp'o NV
Men OF the the Forest.
ORDER OF PRoOFSsI0H.
Runner. COMMANDING CHIEF. Runner.
BRASS AND FIELD BANDS.
Mounted War Party with Lowe, Arrows. Spears,
War Clubs, eoalplpg Knives, et3
TABLEAU CAe NO. |.
understanding of Columbus, g. 3. d. l,
"a. ID, 1922
TABLEAU CAR NO. 2,
subieot-Tammnuend, the LEM Lenape Chief
Tine Friend OF the Pale Faces.
TABLEAU CAR NO. g.
Suhjgct-Trealy between WI lam Penn ana the
lnuians.
Hunting Party of Braves and Young Bucss,
Mounted.
-BgAss hid
TABLEAU CAR NO 4.
Sutiec.-Roser Williams Projected by the Ma
ragansett Indiana.
TABLEAU GAR NO. .
Subiect-pocahonta Saving the Life OF CaDtain
John Smith.
TABLEAU CAR NO. q.
subIcct-Chief Ogceola Betrayed and Captured
by tho Pale Faces
TApTFAU CAR NO, 7.
Subject-Running tho Gauntlet The indians
Mode of Naturalization.
TABLEAU CAR NO.
subiect-Chlefs In Council-Smokilg The Iipo Oh
Peace ar lund the Council Fire
Medicine Men, Sqraws fappooses, ETC.
Reduced rates have been secured with ral i
roads, steamboats,. hotels aud boarding house.
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4 rRKn RIDE our WEST

rcr csyt,culars read advertisement In this
49, n the public sale of town lots 10 Md
ISSI- re ncv town ont west on line Of
oIoxcs 3 Pacific railway
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LOCAL LINES.
The Lamar Riffs Start For 'he Ray0u
City.
A Movement Towards Eaforclug the
Sunday Statute.
OFF FOR HOUSTON.

The Press Associntion-Ciiy Chips.
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EOd ] > OF BINDING.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25
The Grazing Lands.

The fact that millions of acres In the
southwest are fitted for grazing only,
brings us fairly to consider the 100 acres
enactment that very naturally apply tU
the Western states proper really mean
little in the business Of cattle raising.
That is sort of farming where quar-
ter section of land generally means
very little and so our homestead and pre-
emptiOn laws amount to nearly nothing
1t seems to us that the volume of pub
lie lands has now become so confined
that the government might do some.
thing in regard to its disposition little
different from its present method. We
have no patience with the demand for
the repeal of the present homestead and
pre-emption laws for they were wise
and benefcient, and the domain belongs
to the people who have the pluck to cul-
tivate it; but there is vast amount of
land that cannot and will not be dis
posed of under present systems, and Sd
we think further legislation, formed by
men having knowledge Of the exact
condition oi the country is needed, and
will soon be urgently demanded.-Ra-
ton Comet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-01-25

st. Louis Republican Mr.. Beecher
is going to vote the democl attic ticket at
the next election if the democrats ad-
here to the true doctrine of revenue re-
form. This is said now TO be his pro-
fession of faith. 1t is not, however, of
men so thoroughly and conspicuously
identified with the republican party as
Beecher is, that recruits are to be ex-
pected. The class which he describes
as silent voters" is the hopeful mate
rial for the democratic party to look to
for reinforcements in the immediate fu-
ture. The thoughtful, independent men
of the country, not bigoted in their op-
inions nor slavish in their alliances, are
the class which will swell the democrat
ic vote. The young men, too, the stu
dents who will for the first time cast
their ballots, those who have nothing to
unlearn-these are sure to come in great
numbers to the party of liberality and
sound economical views. There can be
no question that the changes among,
and the additions to, the voting popula-
tion are immensely in favor Of the DEM
ocratic party. 1t is a most improbable
thing that any man who thinks enough
to change his opinions should 60 from
the democratic belief to the illogical and
medieval views Of the restrictive econ
omists of the protectionist school. Dis
cussion and education are the factors
which viii bring triumph to the demo-
cratic party in the contest now going on
and to go on tin commerce is unshack-
led