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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
MEDICAL

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The ncYUIslailluf O. mtdy
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7ur THIRD GHuKBATIos

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n IMPROVEs THE 0uALITY OE

'n0 fNOof and ,nrici Ugit. and sthcrc-
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iucl8os of Ull chr1Hir MHi1dtfsWh.ch
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STATE or TIE BLOOD. These nll Yield
t9tho regulating AMI nourlshingprop-
critics OF ia great food tonic olomcnif-
ItcpmponsatCs for tho loss Of ritdiiNy
induced by Consumption, tdtdTyh o.
bronchial nnd JhTodt affections. le
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that tho most sensitive 9ll-lo Mill NOT
rc.cc. lt.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
The Caldwell Tribune clai,

Tile Caldwell Tribune claims
to have been the first Republican news
paper of Idaho to publish the plat
form, and calls upon the TINES and
other papers to follow suit. We can't,
brother are leaving out one column
or more of advertisements daily now,
and, besides, we never did have room
for dead or "thank ye" stuff. AS the
grows older the TINES will
discuss both platforms; but as to pub
fishing them free-not much !!
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
A LAST APPEAL.

The victory achieved by the Repub-
licans, two years ago, mainly through
the large vote Of Aturss county, was
not Republican triumph, as men Of
both parties and all shades OF opinion
assisted the Republicans by every
legitimate means. These men deserve
some recognition for their services,
and the only proper reward is to hold
the Territorial Convention in their
rldst. IF this is done, they will feel
that the Republican leaders are dis
posed to treat them fairly, and will be
to renewed effort in the
good cause. If it is not done, they
can hardly he depended on to vote
with the Republicans this year. And
without this enlightened, Independent
vote, neither the Republicans nor the
Democrats can carry Alturas county.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09

In 1878. -. 80. Wild Indians.
III 1880. ..Settied by the Whites.
IN 1SSl-Yield of the Mines 81 $50, 900
In lSS2-Yield Of the Mines --$2.1OO. 900
In 18S3--Yield of the Mines SO. 500. 900
In 1854. (esti,natei i,.'.s SO, 100000
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09

every shade Of opinion, from free trade
to prohbitory protection, being repre-
scented.
The work Of framing the platform
will be long, and at least two, and
possibly three, platforms will be pre-
seated.
They will not likely be ready for
presentation to the Convention before
to- morrow, and possibly not then.
The leaders, fearing the effect Of
longer delay on the country, are en-
dcavorinr to expedite matters in ev-
cry possible way, and the presentation
of candidates names has already COM
ynenced. The names of Bayard, No
Donald and Thurman were presented.
in the order named, Thurman's hay
ing just been presented. They We're
all received amid great enthusiasm,
Bayard's being introduced as that Of
a real chevaiicr, sans pcur ct sans re-
rrochc.
John Kelly has made such an i'm
preston on the Convention that it is
probable that Cleveland will be
thrown overheard. The Boss says
not workingman in the country can
be counted for Cleveland.
Balloting will not begin until to-
morrow afternoon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09

DR.. Prices Special Flavorins Ex-
tract of Orange is obtained from the
finest fruits. To flavor cakes, pud-
dinos or creams, it will be found one
of the most delicious havors, and in
all respects equal to DIR. Prices
Lemon and Vanilla Extracts, which
have become SO popular. In using
DR.. Prices i'la,ors 1t will readily be
seen that they are far superior.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
specials to the Woop RIVER TINES

opt'Iais " TIE Npop hbNEN LINES.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1905 a. nj.
1t is thought that the Convention
will not get through before Saturday,
and that the platform will not be re-
ported until Friday afternoon.
There will undoubtedl, be two re-
ports from the Committee on Reso-
lntions, one favoling the Southern or
free trade wing, the other the North
ern or protectlonist wing. This will
undoubtedly entail heated debate,
and the discussion may be protracted
FOR several days.
Since the threatened bolt Of Tam
many has been SO generally nosed
abroad, it has been decided that Ben.
Buffers name would not be formally
presented to the Convention unless IA
good opening is made for dark
horse after the balloting begins.
Cleveland's opponents very decisivcly
say that his utmost strength has been
reached, and that it does not exceed
422G votes. As 81. are require J for a
nomination efforts are making to have
him dropped, but his friends claim
that he will show the top strength on
the first ballot, Notwithstanding the
efforts Of the opposition to concon-
trate on Bayard.
Rain has been just pouring all the
morning, and the politicians ardor is
much subdue! in consequence. All
caucusing las to be carried on in
doors.
CHICAGO, f:44 p. m.
The weather is still rainy, but the
attendance at the Convention Is new
ertheless immense.
The Convention assembled at II
o'clock, and proceeded at once to effect
a permanent organization by electing
w. S. Silas permanent chairman.
Chairman Siias, being introduced,
made long speech, dwelling upon
the need OF unity in action on the
part of all true Democrats.
AS he closed General Butler entered
thn !
with loud and prolonged applause and
cheers. Great enthusiasm was mani
tested, and all necks were craned to
see him. a faint cry Of "Spooas !"
was heard from one side of the hall,
but it was at once drowned by cheers
and stamping Of feet.
The Chairman announced the fol-
lowing as the Committee on Platform:
Abram S. Hewitt, of New York,
Chairman; Butler, Of Massachusetts,:
Morton, Of Nebraska; Davis, of West
Virginia; Major Burke, Of Louisiana;
Morrison, of illinois; Watterson, OF
Kentucky, and Converse, of Ohio.
"A subcommittee was also appointed
because of the wide divergency of
views of the members of the Com
mittee on Platform on the tarl.r.
This sub committee is to give special
attention to the tariff question. 1t
was selected with great care, almost
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09

dispe nsable to the success of the Dem
ocratic candidate, the alarm caused
by the threatened detection is well
founded. Chicago is really the battle
ground of the campaign.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
Do NOT TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.
THE TEST OF THE OVEN.

Dr. PRICES CREAM BAKING POWDER superior the "1oya.'
1t contains Ammonia The "Roya Ammonia The of
articles Of food believe be nuiouEllAS H. BART
LEY B. s. NJ d. Chemist Of the Department Health, Brooklyn (N W
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
AT CHICAGO.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CON.
VENTICN In SESSION.

Two Platform Commit tees Appointed -
Bayard, Mcdonald aud Thurmam's
Names Before the Conventional leye.
land Likely to be Thrown, as He Can.
not Secure a Tw0-Thirds VOtc-keiIy
Says He Cannot Count on the Work
insmeM'S VOteS-Etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
Watches, .yeVp,ry, Etc,

Jewelry, clocks, sllverware at low
ess prices. re- Fine watch repair
s&,.Zs JouS ARNOLD,
Adinininr Whitn's Euruitnrn Stnrc,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
Stand hY the Iniun Forever!

The Union Sewing Machine--a per-
fiction; self-acting take up, self
threading needle, self-threadinm shut
tie, and self betting, at E. A. " hite S.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
CONDITIONS.

Owners and one groom for each horse will re-
ceive compliment nv cket during the races.
reniums will be paid at the stand as soon as
the race is decided.
All tr1tt ng and pncirg races will he to harness
best two N three, and will be governed by the
ru es Of the National Associate
Running races to beg .vernod by the Boise Rules
An entrance fee of 10 per cent of tGe purse will
be charged in all races.
H. ats i'll each days race may be alternated
Horses dstnncing the field OF any part thereof
will receive but ono Fro inium
THIS Association reserves the right to postpone
or declare off any or all races on account Of bad
weather.
Three horses will be required to start in each
This Association pledges itself to pay all premi.
iims in full in cash.
Saddle hors.s mems horses that are not race
horses, or horses that have never run for public
money.
Entr'es close at O'Clock p. M, day before the
race.
On mailing entries they should be addressed to
the tary of the Association.
c. p CROY, President.
A. N. FUEKHoUsER, Seer tary/ jy}
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09

TWO PURSES Of SO. 50 each will be hung TO,
FOOT RACES of 100 yards each totb, run on tn,
25th and 26th, between the second and third hors
race Of each day. Free Tor all.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-07-09
X. Papinean in Town,

X. Papinean in Town,
With full llne of the most elegant
gentlemeu's furnishing goods ever
brought to Idaho. Fine shirts to
measure a specially.
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Code, so far as same relates to Amite, Lin
J coin, Pike and Wilkinson counties.
No. 1910 incorporate the Fidelit,
Banking Loan anu Trust Company, o
Vicksburg.
i No. SOTO enable the board of super
visors of Claiborne county to establish
free public bridges in said county.
Ne. S46-To allow the clerks of tht
boards of supervisors of TaIlahatchie, Quit
man and Coahoma counties compensation
for rendering services required of each al
county auditor.
These we're lost on third reading:
No 534-Fo incorporate the Delta Jute
and Fibre and Manufacturing Company OF
Washington county.
1 No s6S-To repeal section 2403, Code
as to Yazoo county.
| Mr.. Hamilton, of Kinds, called up
/ Senate bill No. 364-To incorporate the
Jackson Water Works and Manufacturing
Company. The bill was passed.
Mr.. Luse called from the table
House bill 315-To amend the laws reg
ulating deposits. The Senate reconsidered
the amendments heretofore adopted, offer
ed by Messrs. Hamilton of Holmes, Guy
ton of Marshall, and tabled the same
The bill was then passed.
On motion of Mr.. Owen, the Senate took
from House messages
House bill No S07-To abate certain
levee taxes upon lands held by the State in
the YaZoo Delta. The bill was referred to
the Committee on Levees.
Mr.. Guyton called up the motion hereto
fore entered to reconsider the vote whereby
the Senate indefinitely postponed
.lHouse bill No. 665-To incorporate Car
thage High School.
On motion of Mr.. Smith the motion to
reconsider was lost.
At 1910 p. m, the Senate adjourned till
10 q. M, tomorrow.
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WEI. -OnE TO HON. JEFFER
SON DAVIS.
~ e. KESDsICK- Il. D.

W,lC ,ans, great chief whom we alOrs,
A. a lie .r father and a friend;
-icD ne, thrice welcome, to this Hall,
Whe e. thy loved voice with ours may blend
In ,weet communion, and where We
Duce more may look with Joy on thee.
The years, the bitter years are past,
Which 50 unkindly treated thee;
The new life of our Sunny South,
NJR welcomes thee--and thou art free.
Nor rtu the lynx-eyed, evil band,
Cry treason" when We grasp thy hand.
If traitors only honor thee,
men We are gallty, and submit
10 wear the name and bear the shame;
fb- thou once in our darkest night,
Within the damp, dark cell hast lain,
+ ,r IL dId'st wear the rusl chain.
Ilis Legislature bids thee come,
Iut We may look on thee again;
hat We may grasp once more that hand
Int trembling hand 80 free from stain;
Aui bc assured we'll bear away,
In uIfIu memories of this day.
la years to come when few of "a
Are left upon life's turbid sea,
The feW remaining ones will tell.
Oi this memorial day and thee;
For as the years 90 by thy name
Becomes the synonym of fame.
We bid thee welcome" and farewell" )"
F.: soon, ah! very soon we part,
Aud If we meet no more on earth,
Thou still art cherished i'll each heat,
+ lrewell, and may we all above,
10 sether meet, where all l. love.
House ot Representatives, Jackson, Mss,
March TO- 1884.
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No. S31-For relief of 5no. g Io
late treasurer Of Newton county and qa.
ties.
Mr.. Hyer offered the following resoiuiica
which was laid over:
Resolved, That after the reading Of The
journal tomorrow morning, March 18th.
the roll be called and AZ each Senator As hI1
name Is called shall be allowed 70 call M
one bill for the consideration ~ the Senate.
- Inc Committee on Public Printing
through Mr.. Packwood. reconrnsn5s5 ~
I rejection Of
I House bill 9s2-To reduce and ,sgpla4s
the cost OF public printing.
mouse bill 542--To securo a.. s.t.bs,t
cOnecuon OF delinquent personal tares
lhe Committee on Finance recomroor,.
ed the following amendment:
Auu at end OF section / 2 the follovi,,.
FroVlded, the boards Of supervisors ~
.he several counties are hereby authorized
10 Hilow TO the clerk upon whom the ertrn
service imposed by this act shall devolve
an allowance of not more than $500 for
such work, and that they are hereby su-
thoEtEod to pay for and obtain All ext-,
books, papers etc, demanded and reouired
by this act; and provided further, that tbts
provision of this act shall apply 20 such
counties as have two Judicial districts
therein
Mr.. Reynolds moved 10 indefinitely post.
pone the amendment
Mr.. Kyle offered the following amend
ment to the amendment, which was adopt.
ed; Strike out all after the word "acts" ia
line s.
Mr.. billiard offered the following amend.
ment to the amendment; Provided such
clerks shall not be allowed more than
fifty per centum Of the net proceeds Of such
delinquent taxex paid into the county
treasury,
Pending Mr.. billiards. amendment the
Senate at ll:l0 p. m, adjourned till 10 q.
N. tomorrow.
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Vol. XLvII.

all after the enacting clause and inser
amendment, and moved the adoption o.
/ the amsndn Il.
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed. By vote of Al to 30
Bill to repeal an act apportioning the
students of the A. and ". College among
the several counties of the State according
to the white educable children. Senate
amendments concurred in.
In relation TO funds arising from tbs
lease of the Mississippi Penitentiary
Passed.
To allow fsrriage and tolls to member:
of the board of supervisors. Substitute
adopted and passed.
For the relief of R. I Beck sheriff and
tax collector of Warren county Senate
amendment concurred in.
To fund the school 1ebt of Warren coun-
ty. Passed.
To amend an act to charter the Warren
Cotton Mills Company. Passed.
To amenu an act in relation to the Jail
grounds of Warren county. Passed.
To consolidate the llth and 18th circuit
and chancery court districts. Passed.
To authorize the Board of Levee Com
missioners to issue certificates of allow
ance in addition to those now outstanding.
Passed.
At l0:30 the House adjourned.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

THERE was quite spirited contcs- in
the Senate Thursday, in which Mr.
II Hlmilton. of Holmes, on the one side
aaI NIessrs. Kyle and billiard on the
other, participated. Certain lands had
e-cheated and been purchased from the
State; the lands subsequently redeemed
by legal heirs. the purchaser having
been eyicted, obtained judgement againsl
the State for purchase money with IN
terest and for Improvements; the Senate
however, did not sustain the action O
? ha
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

SENATOR SYKES bill to prevent the
sale or exhibition of obscene and i'm
mprd literature, pictures, etc, has | e.
com. 4 law-approved the Sth inst
aud appears in this issue. 1t takes et-
feet in sixty days from approval, and
We hope will be promptly and rigidly
r,E..r..-.l
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Satisfactory.

The Joint Standing Committee 10 in
v,.~tigate the public offices of this State
conclude their volumiu0us report by ex-
pressing their congratulations at being
able to report 50 healthy and satisfacto-
~ a condition of the various depart
mrnls of the State Government"
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

The NEw SOUTH, published at West
Point, Miss, Is the best printed South
ern newspaper that reaches our table,
anI one that displays much talent and
industry in its general makeup. 1t is d
model family newspaper. w II. Worth
in-tun is the editor, and the subscrip
t,nn j. $500 a wear.
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fHE Holly Springs South, after a re
view of the Legislature, says IT must
hesitate, in view Of the good accom-,
Rlizhed,i' TO apply the plaudit, wen
done, good and faithful servants. lhe
south is more considerate than some
other journals who predicted that the
Legislature would accomplish no good,
a1d who insist that they have not been
disappointed. When the Legislature
Peaches the end Of its work, We think the
general record of the session will be IN
its favor. wewill make summary, in
due time of the wise and timely meas
NEes that have been adopted. sceogding
to our judgment. Certain it IS, that no
BODY Of legislators ever met IN the ssas {
Capitol that worked harder, q seemed
more intent on discharging their whals
duty as representatives Of 4he people.
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AID tserli,Iug i, due after hrst insertion, unless
r1,rz - specially agreed. On all contracts o: sic
M 5Isr- a ii-ps,Ht Of ten per cent. will be allowed
n g4rt ia aIvanep.
I-,gd u,ti.-.- sill be inserted at the rate pre-
.e-5t-.I bv lg. ~ per word first Insertion; 81 G
r ,rI -lr1 additional insertion, and - cents Tor
u4Ef4g pT -i' ..i publication.
AH---'r-.r- aiII wish cuts inserted for a longer
r,4-i.f than one month, must send the u OI solid
metal.
R.ldiug special notices, to appear local page
gill Dr. ciiarg u - ceHt, per line each insertion.
Es- These are our only Rates, and they will bc
strictly adhered 10.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

Tur amendment of Mr.. Murry, of Il e
IInsse, reducing the tax on the Ripley
r Rilroad from forty dollars to twenty
tie dollars per mile, which passed the
House almost unanimously, after the
Dr.t,r'~ speech in favor it on last Satur-
uully. has been concurred in by the SEN
a.r ..ud the Doctor is happy.
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State Medical Association.

Wcare requested by DIR, w. E. Todd,
Secretary State Medical Association, to
-, that the Association will hold its
next annual meeting at West Point on
Wednesday. April I'd. The railroads
have granted reduced rates of fare for
the occasion. \ full attendance of the
Med ral Profession is desired. West
P,int will extend to all hearty wei
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

We happened in the House last Wed
ncSday night when bill was introduced
tn increase the pay of Speaker to six
hundred dollars per wear Speaker lnge
promptly objected, unless it applied to
the session of 1886. The bill was tabled
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

The Steamer Oliver Clifton, while
crossing the Lake on her third trip from
New Orleans to Columbia, unfortunately
sunk She had considerable freight for
Columbia. all of which was insured.
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Right and Proper.

In the recent election of town officers
at Clinton, the judges decided that pr
George Whitfield was declared elected
as alderman over his opponent, Mr.
Benz. Todd. This decision was rendered
In consequence of an error in the types
In printing Mr.. Todd's name which ap
peared Tcdd. Had the tickets thus
marked been counted. Mr.. Todd would
have been elected. DIR. Whitfield re
fused to take advantage of this errol
aud contended that Mr.. Todd wa
elected.
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TUESDAY, March IL, 1884.
| House met pursuant to adjournment
! An act to amend section 214O Code. In,
definitely postponed.
TO include certain portion of Warren
county in the Levee District of Bolivar
Washington and Sharkey counties. Senate
amendments concurred in.
To amend section 503 Code in relation
to examing the assessment rolls, and to re-
quire the board of supervisors to equalize
the assessment of taxes. Passed
To amend section lIO3. Revised Code.
Indefinitely postponed.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-03-19

WEST PJINr will want the Safe Fe-
male College.
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4 ~ s rerulats and reduce the cost ot
Public FElhllns. So 81.
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Respectfully,
G. NJ. GovkS,
Chm Com. on part Of House.
-


Chm CON- on part o. senate.
The following bills were introduced and
disposed Of:
By Mr.. HyeE, No. 375-To authorize th.
board Of supervisors Of Marshall county K
|appropriafe sum Of money to repair ths
Waterford school house. Passed
By Mr. Harvey, No 376 To protect thl
tax payers Of Madison county against tn
payment Of cancelled bonds. Passed.
Mr. Boone called mp House resolution Il
relation 70 adi0urning the Legislature sin.
die Oh Wednesday, March IL, at IL m.
He moved the substitution Of SaturslaEi
for Wednesday The motion prevailed ans
the resolution was adopted.
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