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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07
FREE GRASS,

The HERALD did not intend 10 enter intc
the dirc7ssion Of the free grass question,
b ieving /, h be inoppor.une a. this tune
but the rem arks Of tie Fort Worth Glzet e
o. yesterday which seem to be wiliul r
: Y zion ~ the ideas this paper wished TO ed
vance, render 10 necessary 10 say somethlD z
In reply. Whether true or not, II Is tho gen.
orally accepted belief that the Fort Worth
G. zette Is owned aud controlled by the Texas
Investment company.a company compose
OF many OF the heaviest csttls men In the
safe. II would be to the interest OF this
company to have free srats, as 1t would
enable them to feed their stock on the
br ,ad domain OF Texas, withou. fes or &C st
| to themselves. For this reason alone, II IL
to be inferred the paper owned by that
,mpsny was the first one to agita,e tie
FREQ grass proposition. IL seems 10 believe,
or ut least assert, that II will induce emil
grafton to the state, and Oil up
the western country with . live, active,
agricultural people, Notwithstanding
only q few months ago IL commended that
the western counties o. the ststs wore not
adop ed to agricultural pursuits, aud 60 I'D
only be occupied as grazing lands for larRe
herds Of cattle. 1t opposed the herd law
with .biliiy and all the arguments II was
capable OF advancing. II 10 a we'll known
fact that before the present Law was passed
msuj OF the large stockmen Of the state
fenced up largo tracts OF land, paying no
ATTENTION to the rights OF smaller operators
o. aaricu.turists, whose lands were often
enclosed In the large pas.ure., and this
alone brought on tho troubles between
those siook.owners and the nertors, az
they we're termed. When the existing
law visa passed and enforced this nsstor
vas e1dsd, sod peace aud good will now
exist In localities where, formerly, strife
,nd blood shed we're almost an every day
occurrense. The ctttlemen to-day are
protected by this lease law in all
their ju.t rights, ard the cau'e which pro.
yoksd hostility en- the part OF the nestors
removed. This of itself has probably ss sed
"a the stock raisers more money than the
smsll pi,tan-e they all a'ked II py for
snds leased by them. For these reasons
slone, " Tor no other, the law has given
salnisry one.
There Is ore thing that can be written
iown as f1ei fsc', and that Is the schoo,
lsnds NJ this stats will never become what
is termed free erass. The $4,000. 900 scrss of
these lands will yield revenue TO the state
ut eight osnts per acre the sum OF g., 500 900
which will enable the children OF the stsss
10 receive Of least ten months schooling ev-
cry year. The scho,l fsx collected from
the people nov reaches only about $780,
oo0 snnuslly, and . great deal Of this
amount 10 collected from thoss lily able to
bear the burthsns Win The large revenue
thst will soon b removed from the Issss Of
TIE sohsel lsnds. this tsx will be !
ID ,lishsd, nj the petp,s relieved Of iss
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rurnrrunlIcay YoMiuAIIoy.


Tas nomination Of JANIS G. BLAINE, fer
preIlleni, by tia republican convention on
tha fourth bsllo, At Chicago yesterday, 10 no
slrprise 10 tho thoushtul observer OF ~ ca
eat events. With u strong folloElng nd
m my personal attachments, Ma BL,ISE Is
no, and for four years has not. beer. In
presidential sense, a A. ong
man In ths republican pr y.
Tio turnlns point In his chance OF nomi-
ma on, tofore OF iluls hope, cana with q Q
daauci'l downfall and loss 9th lincnoa Of 10
eiemv, GENERAL GR,sr, Railare In
blsiuoss through misfortune aztec 8
tts political power OF no ore,
bit In GeSKR,L GRAaT's case d,mag.
| rumors and charges attended the isll,
and. for tho momsn, Mt least, he and his
mors immediate co.workers were parsly zed
int non.sction. Hence the fol.
lovers OF BLAINE had confer
red upon them, In an Issue
- close, an unlocked for but tremenduou
advantage. ARTHUR aud his oiiioe.ho deIs,
for months, had In operation the usual ms-
c1nery to win votes and control the color
cd element In the south, out he was known
to be acceptable to RANT and extreme sisl.
warts and as their power decreased 30
waned the hopes OF ARTHUR and frightened
those OF BLAINE.
so tar as the democrats are concerned the
n ,minstion OF Mr. BLAINE acts az an eShil.
a'ation. They believe he will
b. more easily defeated than
almost any one who has been canvassd
among the republicans. |. 10 useless to
g'noy, carry tue strength OF his party IN
New York and several other states. In
s)me quarter, by no means significant
in close state, the opposition to him
amounts TO hstred. These facts, In part {,
proven 10 be IL minority OF the American
people and rwhelminsly defeated in the
Last two years, with a steady decrease IN
The pub ic confidence prior to tuch rtvefses
must provo fatal to Mr.. BLAINE. To mary
In the great and rising west NeY Eag'
and m an, and especially from n rsmot-
corner of the entire Union, muit be dis
outside Of politics, free from grave and
damaging allegations, but OF This Il l. not
desired to speak, That he has qualities
10 win warm personal A.
tachments 10 corIeeied nv his political op
porent.; but these ore counter9nlancsd By
the bitter antipa hies Of thousands IN his
own party.
Nv BLAINE u about l1y.s!x ye,ra OLD,
ua.ve Of Penn lv.uia, a'd was some
Nv I've years member q congress from
v .inC, TTyiig three tcrus Us speaker.
Ia early manhood he was
teacher 10 the KENNEDY Military
institute and porhrps else she g
in TINT s.cie. His bri,f career "a secretary
OF s'aie under GARFIELD intensified bic un
p ,pulority with portion Of s Own party
from which he has not recovered.
Tho democracy believe he could be de-
iested by any one of dozen men in their
ranks bat they anticipate a Waterloo vic
tory With SAMUEL J. TILDEn ne their chosen
Chief.
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onoroua burden. II does sen that instead
~ abb lshiog tho lease system, the prlces -
ihe lant 10 leased should DO increased.
There IL 10 danger that the cattle men viii
no, occupy them 90 Ions ~ they make
such royal prJl d on their inysttments.
Asfssarts emigration, nothing can retard ils
h'v INTO r'xp. Tue climate, the product.
iyeos's o. Its soil, lie vast mineral aud
other resources vii. a,t.ae. the neople Of
The Nhols country, aud when II 10 known
hat the school lands OF the state yield q
revenue unsurpassed by any other state In
the Union, II will prove an additional In.
ceutive TO immigrants. Tho HrIsLp str
belt yes that the lease law should remain
uudlsturbed Tor the present, bu, shonld ne
unwary ard the reckless agitation DO kent
up 1t will only result in a higher price DO
manded for the rentals OF tho public laudf.
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THE CANDIDATE FOR vICE-PREsI.
DENT.

WHEN the LOGAN forces began TO 70 over
TO BLAINE yesterday, 1t was expected that
Mr.. BLAIsE's friends would offer the
second place to the black eagle, but there
was feeling abroad that he would
not accept. The nomination by
acclsma'ion OF Mr.. LOGAN settles
the matter and there is no room TO doubt
his willingness at this hour. We can say
but little OF the choice for the second place,
save that the mistake Of nearly all conven.
tons has been made by this, that 10 the
placing OF man on the ticket for the SEC
ond place that would not be thought fit for
the first. The fate Of GARFIELD should
remind them Of their error, but
In this case 1t will make no
d difference, as the convention that
meets in Chicago in July will nomi-
nate the man who will Il u the chair IN case
Of death, and We shall expect better mate.
riel 10 be used.
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osr af the very ses, speeches on the tariff
QUESTION this session va, by the Hon. G. X
BaEcxEsmpoE OF Arksnsss. He Is the 500
OF GENERAL JOINS O. BREcKEssIDGz, and
every colder OF that generals division re.
members him VIXEN boy. during the war.
1t his iather's hesc a1sr,ers-ssneiAlly un
der q tree. CUR" Is he wAs generally
called, was not pretty bat remarkably
brieh; aud great pet OF his father and the
whole comm and. IL Is pleasant to know
tina. with his name ne inhents tie lofty
ia Iect Of his glorious sire.
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IT l. said some OF the "gemmen OBJ color"
at Chicsgo irom Teas are doing land
ofiics business in securing money from The
mora. philspttropisls who hail from the
land OF BLAIsEanu steady habits, to erect
a great theological seminary TOR coloied
men and women in this state. 1t would be
Q good thing to have a female colored
proaohsr or two in Dsllss. They would do
n lively busi.ess here.
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GATEsyILLE.

GArs y,ILE, Juae 9 5oecisl. l-District
court IL 10 session. Four crmiuals have
been sent to tue penitentiary for four years
each.
Dr. Cunningham sustained a serious &C.
cidelt Wednesday evening late. He drove
down 10 The river 10 q two.horse hack 10
wat ,r his borses and got toto deep water.
din ,ulty he ssved his own life. His hack
ha, not yet bean recovered.
The Lsdies' Aid society Of the Bspitt
church ave an entertainment Wednesday
nie,t 70 raise money TO lit the DE- bis
"a asst u, resulting 70 about $50 net.
TIE train Gene In this evening st Q
o,cl ,,k. the first IN two dsve.
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THAT FEDERAL COURT BILL.

wAsnrsGros, June Especial lit is
supposrd that when Mr.. Vest, OF Missouri
reported against the Denison. Paris Federal
oonr, bill he was moved 10 do 80 by the
hest NJ reasons. II now sppesrs that the
chickas.ws and Choctsws have both pro-
tested against the bill. Senator Mnxey has
received the following:
strinrtowp, Indisu Territory, June 6.-lIon. 3.
II. Maxey. washingt n, d. o.:
4 can SPEAK Tor the Choc'sws 10 q man.
They are opposed 10 the Vest bill. Urge
the Denison and Paris bill.
ALLEN WRIoHr,
Ex-Governor OF the Choctaw Nation.
Tho choctaws have filed protests ngsintt
the Vest bill. Tho Establishment OF a court
IT Muskogee IL looked upon y, q m owe In
favor OF the Oklahoma Payne thso-y that
the iarritory should bs opened NJ to set.
tiers ad lbertum. Hence the opposition OF
the tribes referred,
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FORT SMITH

FcRr SMITH. AK, June 6--fspeoal. J.
Tom s,uHsrbrrn, OF Tulss Indian territory,
wss Today acquitted OF murder In i.e
United States court. He killed Panhandle
lack" = Texas cowboy ut Tnlss, about
three months AGO.
The g'eAtss, sn'hutiAsm prevails o ger the
arc being fred. and republicans arc iubi'
ant. A ratification meeting 10 called for
tomorrow night.
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THE WHco Examiner has fallen into lire
and Is now en- eight-psge ilurnol. JACK
EiGs, as managing cd tr, will msks IL a
rrst-cliis paper. Success to tho Examiner
and may It live lorg and prosper. 1t is
not plriiculaIly IL ila'ed with the bombas'
OF other journals which are trying to rival
Waco In ady8i cement.
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A rKLaGRAa from Hoe. & Co NeE y n,
informs us tina. the new piece OF machinery
to suop'y the break in our double'cylinfr
press wa: shipped on the 81. II 1t arrives
TO- lay we will try and get our large pre- .
60 work again, and there will be less delay
in the paper reaching orr customers.
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The aues ion now arises. what will CogK

The queaion now arises, what will CoEK
LIN do. In 1876 when HAYES was nomi.
nit'd, Mn. U5skLm had such DISCUS,
upon him ,hs, he went TO El,ops and re.
maincd until after the campaign. Toe
question pow arise, is I, true az has been
tha, he is for BLAINE? II not, he
had better leave, ut an earlv day. for Eu.
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Mr.. sEsATos iAaALL, says he india
number JUS. tho same as 1880 The way
TO increase them numerically is to make
them voters and SEED them good iepub-
lcsn Rgen. from the bureau-then pension
them and they will discount ABRAHAM's
sesd on the mul ipl.cation table.
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IFacow brings iortn II cali in the spiing
which IL worth twelve dollsrs, ia 1t an
abomina,ion that the owner of the al 70
sail COW should be compelled to pay
eighty csuts for the grass belonging 10 tho
Children of Texas, to maintain that COW
a1d cal for one year.
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JEFfERsON.

JtFFIR,os, Juue o - Especial There
ba, not been much change In crops siDce last
reports The river has got into Its banks
again, but II bas rainef nearly all this week.
Corn looks better than cotton, and II no
mere rain poon there will bs nn average
corn crop. Nothing can be told about ihe
cotton pfospecls jas. row, only they are
vo,y g.oomy.
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WONDER II MRS. LoGAs will pull the
strings In this race as she has done in the
pas. for JonS In his senatorial contests.
She IL said to be the ADLER politician OF the
two. and LooAS's friends say no owes HE
success to her efforts aud good manage.
meat
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TEXAS TOPICS.
4 Disastrous Fire nj Galveston An
iucendiary Work.
4 Mexican N Illifold Murderer Pays
Tho Penalty.
And Other Hens Of Especial Iaieres'.
GALVESTON.


GALyEsToE, June u - Press AT mn
early hour mis- morning Ire was dlscovsr'
cd IN the Prince building. a lsrge two ttory
brick, situated ~ the northeast corner 81
Strand and Center avenue, occupying q
ansrtsr Of q block within tbs very heart 81
the business portion Of the city. The - :
tire building aud contents were quickly
oonrum,d. The smouldering rulns COD
',nupd 10 burn until this sfterncon. The
fire department were early on tho scene but
could do but little for the frst hall
hour owing 10 the dense impsnetrs'
bic smoke, hut no bl,zs appeared fcr
fully three quarters ofai: OR, by which
the lire could be located. Suddenly the
entire building was oIe sheet OF flames.
driving the frsmen onck and rendering II
impossible 10 work upon the builtiDg. The
efforts of the liremen were then CHIEFLY
directed towards saving adj Dining property
AID Ia this they were successful. The
Origin Of ths fire 10 wrapped IA mystery.
Several theories are entertained: The one
generally accepted Is that the firo ia the
work OF an incendisry. q ruspicious In.
diyidual having been seen lurking about
ths premises in the evening. The
fire SEEMED 10 have started from within
that portion Of the builfing occu pied by II
J, Beerine & Co. The tvo store rooms on
the ground door were ocoupied by Lynch
4 Penland, Nu'tion combustion merchants;
Adovs & Lobit, private bnnk,r, and
cotton factors and IL, j. Be'rine
& Co, wholesale grocers Second
story was occupied by tho cottor
firm, OF n. A. Browa 4 Co, c. lesson &
90 George risrdie, Simpson a. Bros ard
Gsorre 4. Bondiea & 20. The Fsaoch con-
sui ais, had m office in The building. The
total loss omouurs to soout Si0o,OOo. as ie!'
lows:
x. J. B.iring & Co: Lo'r. $4,000; insur'
epce, $i7,3 ooo -,
Lyncb h Paplsnt; Loss. $4,000; insur.
epce, sl3 800.
II. Prince, owner NJ the buildings Loss,
son. 00O Insurance. Sl7 $40
Above & Lobit Lose, 81 900 on iurnituTe
no insurance. oo
O'her tenants lose about sl5 600; dlstrlhr-
ed in sums ranging from f50Oto 81 OCO leach,
mostly insured. The total insurance
,monois 10 Ssi ESQ aud Is distributed IN
shout twenty five comnsn,es: New "
leans companies loss SIG Goo by tina IRE.
II IL said the heavy losecs Hre fully insnr'd,
and that the real ,uilerers are TOE cotton
Isc'ors and brokers, who were only pai-
Ia liz insured.
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NAvAsoTA, June 0 Especial. IA mstch
zane OF bsse ball between Navaelta n1d
Bryan resulted ~ The &c r. Of IL W nothing
IN favor OF NivasotG. Bryan reached third
was ono Of The Chief ftRturee OF Tho game.
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raE delegation from Texas. on arriving
at oh'csec, expressed their preference for
prasiden. ne follows: For Arthur: Il. Al
LES, q. @. BIsoKLrY, A. BuRKrrT, II. l..
DAVE, w. FLANAGAN, A. Brnc, A. J. NAL
ira, II. CARTER. L. 9. RtsrRoE, 5. r
CLgAvE.. J. u. AcxsRs,.I. n. q. CoSsEi L,
n. PAITAs, J. c. DE GRrsa-A For
BLAIsE: RoBKHr Z,FP. N. w. CuArr, r. ;
EyAss, o. T. LYoss, J. s. WIrsrR Il
Gaor III. BLousT. NJ. II. Ffreu.os, A J
RosxarH,I, Z. MUSICALE and Il. CAMP.
axtI-li. CoLoxEL HAMS was for LooAs.
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The selection Of JuD0E BisKLKY, OF sher.
mar, as member OF tho REPUBLICAN ne.
tlonal executive committee is the best that
could have been made and will undoubied.
ly be generally apr wed by his party.
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A LEADING Dallss republican says while
BLA,sk's record is perhaps no worse than
that OF GARFfyLD's, the former has not had
the benefit OF whitewsshpg com miit.r, ss
did the latter before bis race.
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SATURDAY, JUsr :, 1884.
ISDIC ATIONs.

For the Western Gulf States Generally fair
weather; winds generally from east 20 iou'h;
variable In southern portionG stationary be
1omelei; nearly stationary TEN crature.
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Lock a, the pm ID labci ,D yous paper The
a.tl iacrtol shows when the lub.orpu1n eN-
pIug FOrwnr "a money -rr'e me for
Tslt vel 4 yuu d. Ire unbruheu dies NJ We can.
10. away furnish back number.
subscriber ccsir.rg the address of their paper
ehGuged VIII pl' esc STATE 10 Their uOmmuncn-
Hou uOth the Old and new address
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Ayers SarsqpanM

Is the only remedy that can be relied upon,
In all cases, TO eradicate the faint of hercd-
iiary disease and the special corruptions
that Is Sufficiently powerful TO thoroughly
cleanse the system of Scrofulous and
Mercurial impurities and the pollution
of Contagious Diseases. II also neu-
tralizes the poisons left by Diphtheria
and Scarlet Fever, and enables rapid
recuperation from the enfeeblemcnt and
debility caused BY these diseases.
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MA8LlN.

MAnLix, June 6.-[speoial. J-Pfivats tel.
ograms announce the nomination Of
Blaine. which givss satisfscticn 70 demo.
cses.: Arthur rspu olieens !cck sour and
ohoul1 Blaine Be elected presIdent We feel
thst Cur foreign policy would have some
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rERMsOr SUISSE RIPTIoS.
TE'F wFFHL

Uompriiirg eieht pages Of 6ry.-slx columns
riaie up from the cream OF tue d.iy idiuon.'
l. ,ae ia'gest AMI chsa ct nev, paper IN tn
5tspe. ru1 is nov Offered al The tolosing re
f.ped rates
t'nc Copy, One Year ..... ............ sl.5O
from March to Soy.nihcr -, tSSi 10
INVARIABLY ~ .pvANCE
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SAN ANTONIO.

SAN ANTONIO, June -lSpecia' "A Sab
Diego dispatch snyt Al 1928 to-day H.
iuglo Gomez. Mexican y years old, was
hung Tor murder committed 81 this place
de bsd committed eight murders IN oil, IN
Guiding that OF Schwartz, pawnbrok' ~
San Antoine, and had also burned ~ No
Ito" y nnted house OF prostitution ~ ib'
same place. Both crimes were untN
planned mysteries until his confession H.
died game and had his picture taken he'
tore the execution, and requested u havt
his body photographed while hanging.
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" Ignorance Is bliss Ills folly to be
vile" The free grass journals are emf.
bently sslubrious.
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"A LITTLE nonsense now I'm then Is rel
Issued by the wisest men," Respectfully
r,fsHsd to the free grass organs.
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back .hone, and that our govern men, would
not hss hy.word IN tho mouth OF nstiono.
rhe insotlye policy oi Arthur and his pan
derlnR 10 tina elements Of his party has rem.
ierud him unpopular 10 the last degree.
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gtse OF Postage to an Parts of the United
stuts. uu.I lfnuuttg.

Raml, by draft GU Dallas pust0'lce Inone5 or
Ser or Fegi;tcrei lsIc. sent utncrWhe, we
vii not DO respOusih'c Tor 4li' 'GrraRn.. 40
efsss THE n RAID pt4ts Texas.
Specimen copies sent rc' on Application
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THr dark horses that nave been grooming
for the race are all IN the stall, and tho
pumed knight wears the blue ribbon.
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RoBus1 Health

IL not always enjoyed by those who seem
to possess It. The faint of corrupted
blood may be secretly undermining tho
constitution. In time, the poison will GER
tainly show its effects, and with all the more
virulencc the longer 1t has been allowed
TO pcrmcate the system. Each pimplc, sly,
boil, skin disorder and sense OF unnatural
lassitude, or langllQg. Is one Of Natures
warnings Of the consequences Of neglect.
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Farr grass OF the KIDD the Fort Worth
GssettB contends for, no, only means an
Abandonment Of any revenue FROM the
school Iands, bu.al means destruction
OF the values OF individusls grass land.
ia person owning the alternate sections OF
land, a.d ,hls is the way IL is oil allotted.
:. lease or bay the school land, he can't
A lease OF the school lands
'-cs revenue 10 sdu-
suld systemstirs
profits Of the cat
be value Of lands.
us from the school
u Free erass," -
0ssstts. Nobody 10
<IrI ssbs - ffss srnss on
u, ~ eoAosl land 70.
- Iesssd for
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Myl.iadS of Cures

Achieved by AYERS SARsApARILLA, In
the past forty years, arc aties,od. and there
Is no blood disease. ~ all lossibr of cure,
ailments of this class. and wherever found,
from the scurvy of the Arctic circle 10 the
"veldt-sores, of South Africa, this REM
edy has afforded health TO the sufferers
by whom II was employed. Druggists
everywhere can cite numerous cases, with
In their personal knowledge, OF remark
able cures wrought by II, where all other
treatment had been unayailing. People
will do well to
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ARLENE.

of Brown VOID, began q series OF meetings
last night In the Methodist Episcopal
chuych
Fsrmen are busy harvesting the wheat
crop, the best ever known 10 this county.
Six self finders hsvs been sold In this
county. Corn and oats look exceedingly
we'll.
DR.. stspp aud vile, Of Coleman, are psy-
Ing our city visi,.
COLORADO City street cars passed here this
evening eping esst.
Our fail will be for the district instead o.
county. The exhibit for each county will
De kept separate at the Worlds far.
The nomination Of Blaine gives great sat
isfsotion 10 our republican friends. They
say turs would rather have Blaine presi.
ce... la. any other republican.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-07
KILL.EEN.

KLLEEs, June 6.-[Specisl "A sad acct
cent hap poned yesterday isw miles out
Of topr, at the residence Of Mr. B,evins.
Mrs. Blsvins was Sitting in tho doorway,
uursing su infant, while Mr. Blsvins and
Mr.. Poll we're dtt,ng in the house exam
mi pistol, which Ar. Polk acc'den all ,
discharged. the hammer striking tn, floor,
dischsrapg the contents OF the pis,ol.
The ball passed through the infants back
,hence through Mrs. Bievin's thigh, shat.
tering the b,pe to pieces and lodging ~
the back OF chair. DIR. Nc )arcle was i'm
mediatey summ oned and did all in biz
DO wer far the unfortunates. who are dan.
eerouslv, it not fatally wounded.
The wtHhsr is fac once more aud farm
ers are fixing advantage Of 1t. No rain for
the last three days.