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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
HE NASHVILLE STUDENTS.
one OF the Special,ies of the Redpath
Lycenm B"reau-How that Organ.
lzatlOn,S Attractions are Exhibited.


The Nashville Students troupe Which
Will appear at Haley Theater next
week, Is one of the specialties of the
Redpath Lyceum Bureau, the leading
amusement organization of the United
States. This Bureau has some 70
ODD attractions on its list, which in
cludes such lecturers as John b.
Cough, General Banks, Henry Ward
Beecher, Theodore Tilton, Josh Bill
llngs, Robert J. Burdette, Schuyler
Colfax, Joseph Cook, Phoebe Couzins,
Tom. Fitch, Mary Livermore, etc,
such readers as Nella Brown, Pro-
lessor Raymond, and George Riddle,
and such musical entertainments as
those of the Beethoven Quintet, Bos
ton Cadet Band, Chicago Church
Choir Company, Germania Orchestra,
New York Philharmonic Club, Royal
English Bell Ringers, Spanish Stu
dents, Swedish Male Quartet, etc.
These specialties make annual tours
of greater or less extent through the
United States and Canada. Starting
out under the auspices of the Bureau,
they appear at all leading towns.
Wherever there are any local lyceums,
lecture, or amusement organizations,
their entertainments are sold or let for
price agreed upon beforehand.
These prices of course vary according
to the popularity or attractiveness of
the attractions, and while some sell as
high as 5000 per night, others do not
bring over $50 per night.
John b. Cough is probably the
Bureaus greatest attraction. In Den
yer, recently, he sold for 5000 per
night. In Salt Lake he only brought
$500; while in Ogden he only sold
for $400. In this latter case, how.
ever, there was onl y slS, in the hall,
owing to the hostility Of the Mormons.
Mr.. Cough hearing Of this called on
the manager OF the local bureau and
almost forced hlm to accept the differ
ence between the receipts and his
''sell;ng" price. Mr.. Cough being
somewhat sensitive, it is saying of
his that "No man shall lose money on
John B. Gough.'
The Nashville Students is the first
troupe to visit Wood River under the
auspices of the Bureau. If its tour
is successful i'll a financial way other
fi:st-class organizations will doubtless
follow soon. The Students are elgh,
in number, and their programme con
sists of Jubilee and Plantation Mel.
odies and revival hymns, as rendered
by the slaves on the plantations OF
the South in ante bellum times. The
Students are full-blooded negroes
and this fact only adds the more zes
to their concerts
AS the entertainments will be Of ;
kind most en- joyable to children, pa
rents should, if possible, take thei
oifsprings to hear them.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
Browns Arnica Salyp.

100000 boxes OF BRowN's ARNI,A
SALvE have been sold on positive
guaranty, and cure affected in EACn
CASE. Bruises, cuts, burns, old sores
and intlamed sore eyes, yield at once
to this grateful, soothing remedy.
Only rs cents box. Keep it III eAery
home. NIL
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
THE LOST FOUND,
That Valuable Package Of Jewelry
Found in Mexico,

The *2,25o package OF jewelry sent
to E. H. Hendrick, of this city, which
was lost for time, has been found. 1t
arrived at New York all right, but was
transferred to the wrong express com
pany, and sent to the City of Mexico,
where it was found by means of a
"tracer" sent from New York, and
shipped to this city.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
Fountain Saloon and Beer Hall.

This new place is now prepared to
accommodate customers with the best
beer on the river, and other refresh
ments Of all kinds. Remember the
place: W,st side Main street, few
doors below the bank.
+. b. WYNN, Manager.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
To Lovers of Good Coffee.

Try the old, original Nevada Chop
House, opposite S. J. Friedman's, fot
"a cup of genuine French coffee, made
in a regular French coffee pot and
you will go again.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
Wagon. Making and Blacksmith hing I.

The undersigned are prepared to do
all kinds of blacksmithing and wagon
making, at living rates.
rY@A All work guaranteed.
MURPHY & SNIvELY, Blacksmiths.
+. f. GATLIN, Wheclwri yht.
Shop: Main street, opposite TINES
Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
DR.. Todd.

We draw attention, in to-day's is
sue, to DIR. William Todd's ADVERTISE
ment, who proposes to remain here as
long as his business will warrant him
in doing so. The subjoined testimo
NAL speaks for itself, and requires no
comment:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
LOCAL JOTTiNGS.


For pleasure, go to Bottoms.
Key West cheroots at Rupert's.
Smoke Payson at Merchants Hotel.
Smoke Payson at Merchants Hotel.
Smoke Red Cross at Merchants
Hotel.
Smoke Red Cross at Merchants
Hotel.
For fruits and vegetables, go to
Waugaman's.
All kinds of gents underw ear, at L.
Werthheimer's.
Insure against accident in the Tray
e.crs' of Hartford.
Straw Hats, the latest styles, at
l.. Werthhciner's.
A fine line of gents half-hose, at
L. Werthheimer's.
If you are sick, go to Bottoms Deer
Creek Hot Springs.
The latest styles of Percale Shirts,
at l.. Werthheimer's.
Strictly bonded liquors at Merchants
Hotel. Old Hermitage.
The best assortment Of hats can be
seen at L. Werthheimer's.
The best assortment of clothing can
be found at L. Werthheimer's.
Pay small sum annually, and Sc
cure yourself against accidents.
Smoke fresh Imported and genuine
Key West cigars at Merchants Hotel
Go to the Merchants Hotel for some
of that 1875 old Hermitage whisky
Go to 1000 Nam street for fruit,
vegetables, tobacco, cigars and no.
tons.
Fruits and vegetables, fresh every
day by express, at Wauganan's Pacific
Fruit Depot.
Do you want a good bath and lots
of fun Go to Bottoms Deer Greek
Hot Springs.
New styles of fancy percale shirts
three grades-just received at S. }.
Fredman's.
Good lodgings and neat CHS, at
Mrs. LeGranle's, next door to Hal
ley Theater.
The agent of the Travellers Acct
dental Insurance Company is at the
Merchants Hotel.
The ladies will find handsomely
trimmed Hats and Bonnets, at reason
able prices, at J. c. Fox's Dry Goods
store.
The HALEY Brewery is prepared to
deliver beer, in quantities to suit, in
any part of Haley, or in any place on
Wood River.
Leave orders at Merchants Hotel
for city omnibus and baggage trans
fer to and from depot, and between
Bellevue and Haley.
For small sum you can secure $25
or $50 per week in case of accident,
by calling on the agent Of the Travel
ers' at the Merchants.
Tom. Salter was down from
ketchum to-day, looking about the
county seat. He thinks that ketchum
will be an excellent business point.
Fancy 1G-thread underwear, to fit
any sized man in the United States
from the smallest to the largest just
opened at S. }. Friedman's. Fit guar
anteed.
The gathering of thousands OF
hawks on the desert near Shoshoue,
mention Of which was made in this
paper last week, is explained. The
ground in that vicinity is literally
covered with crlckets, which prove an
irresistible attraction to the hawks.
The agent of the Travellers Acct
dental Insurance Company, of Hart
ford, Conn, will be at the Merchants
Hotel for few DAYS. This is one OF
the most popular accidental insurance
companies in the world. and is also
the very strongest, as it has cash assets
OF $7,Oo0,0OO. All who wish to in
sure against accident, should call on
the agent at once.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
Closing Ont at Cost +!

During the next 80 days, we will
close out at cost our entire stock of
dry goods, clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, groceries, etc, etc.
VAN DYKE e. FRODsHAM,
Under Chase's Hall.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17

Just received at Fuld's Mill
merry Store, the latest styles of
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets,
Lace Bonnets, new Underwear,
Feather Tips, Etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-06-17
4 Card.

To all who are suffering from crror.
and indiseretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, &C.: will send a receipt tina,
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by
a missionary in South America. Send
self-ad dressed envelop to REV. 10
SEpH Il. INMAN, Station d, New
York. a23yldw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
PERSONAL.

Frank ". Young, Of st. Bouif, 10. in III,
city.
The trains ara all running regularly
again. --.,
George s.urgip, OF New York, % guest
Of the Windsor.
Col. j. II. Bri.ton, statorsilway engineer
Is at this Windror.
Yesterday the sky VAS partially cloudy
throughout the day.
CAPTAIN j. Is. TTezevant, Of Sc. Louis, II
stopping at the Windsor.
The criminal bond docke. will be called
to-day IN the district court.
Mr. Collins, banker, Luling, 10 the guest
! Of his brotheI-in-lHw, MIR. Blank5nship.
Colonel Il. DoAtmoud, attorney for the
Houston & Texas Central rsilFoad, Is ~ the
| Windsor.
T. O. Diosiagon, Of Elsk. Tsxas, q dele.
gate TO the Fcrl Worth convention, is al
the Wirde1r.
MS, Tommie Tgieg, OF TextrEaaa, is In
the city, She CUES. q her cchool mate, Mica
Flora Henry
W. o. Davis. ". Il. DAugbogiy, e. p.
BomSr Httorpcyd ~ laW, GairesWlle, are
guests q the Windsor.
The olso Of the Stale vs.. Sam Hardin
oh srged with The murder nj Henry Green,
cJlored, 10 SCI for to-day 10 the district
6ouIt.
Colonel j. W. Payne aud his daughter
nrs. Tom Gelmoaa leave this morning for
Springfield, Missouri, on visit to rolailyel
and friends.
Brock Robertson, attorney At law Tyler,
aud delegate TO the Fort Worth G5ryHn.
tiou, Is 10 the city 20 route, the guest q his
hrofner, Mr. 6awnia Robertson.
Measrs Gesrgs Dexter, Al. Rudd ard
Judge Krr-st, ifit last evening ior Ga'v e.
ton, 90 look otter The losses aud llAclliliog
OF Thursdays FIRE in that city.
John simons, who has for some time
past bsen with Sanger Bios, cham
pgigned his friends yesterday on he ave Of
his departure for yisit 30 OhiCago, his old
home.
W. NJ. Ward, OF tho railway postal SER
vice, attained his 22d birth day Saturday,
which he celebrated by entertaining num-
Der OF his m ore intimate friends By SWING
them vine supper. I, YVES n most Joyous
gathering and the health OF the popular
aud efficient route agent waa drank again
and again with gualo'
as the st. George: rully Williams and
family Fort Worth Gsoree Middleton,
Jacksonville; A J Over, RuSk; B Gilc1mh,
Texas; II A BivenF, TeXsrkane; r Il Stew
art, Americas, Georgia; | r Pace, Weco;
y III Childress, Terrell; S J Miueg, Gates.
vile; B J Duncan, Wsxshacnie; z Y Tur.
ntr, Fornty; D NJ Oldham, Terrell; O Old.
ham, Terrell; jan W Greag, 0verton: A II
Laue. Fort Worth; + Rser, Albany; o Dsa
Cedar Hill; w Ellie, Mound City, Illinois;
A "a BeDge, Cairo, Illinois; 3 Benger John
Solou, Waxahschie; Mfg ID D biown,
Grendvlew; MIRA. Wcllen, Galveston. Il AL
exarder, Forney; O u Alexander, Forney;
A G Burke, ForF worth; Rob-rt Mass,
Piano; John Jackson, Plano; Niss X lsham,
onsIiew: II A Ben ks, Wils Point; M
! Ncrih'rrt0r Ahnene: S w Wallace Ter
rell G c Wilson, T s Franks, Terrell; A A
! Wileon. Klufnan.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
THE srArrsMAS,s scAnEonow.

From the rugged elements OF lEELASDs
opposition, the Ingenious editor OF the
s,ntssmHn has fitted out a full suit OF scare
crow apparel, underwear and nil, with
which BIO proposes TO invest the form Of the
late lGmented Wash. JosEs-a gentle.
man who was dlsroled oct OF COMPRESSION.
o. possibilities and voted stranger to gubsr-
Material honoIs. According 20 the States
man, WAN. Ia 10 wear republican
breeohes, Greebbaek vest, independent
boots and colored ohoker. Doffing
then the FILMING sombIeio of 10000
dseiito,ed voters on the Tree
grass qnsstion be 10 to be held up rs reg.
ulsr bug'aboo OF scarscrow and advance
to victory to the lugubrious whining OF
BARrow's bsg.pipe. Did mortal man ever
conceive 80 droll picture?
Ia a presidential race, when the dsmo.
cratic majority IL the greatet', the nominee
o. tho party, after receiving its most unqual
lied endorsement on a question OF state
policy upon which he has taken most ration.
al and moderate groundf, 10 threatened by
q democratic paper with ami
hll.tion snd the whole party with disruption
simply because he can't please nll by con
forming to their viewt But uso your
arithmetic TO more purpose, Mr.. Statesman
At your own figures you would fall far short
OF defeating GOVERNOR IRELAND, and could
only expose your bitter hostility to the
CHI dice OF o party to which you profess TO
- IL -.
once Of beating IRELAND, and under cir.
cums,Rnces much more favorable
than the present, with what
success You well know. lie has
laid himself down 20 pleasant dreams. and
your success as a resurrecionist will not
b. phenomenal. The fact lie, we frankly
c)niess we don't believe your scarecrow
will worb, nor do We think the democratic
state CO mmiitse will be called together to
OF slider ways and means of avertlng i'm
pc nding danger
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

|, the demoora,t, on the other hand, make
u doubtful nomination, like Payne or TIL
den, then I. will reccssl,a,e thlrd party
nomination. But u the democrats Will
only rlsn 10 the magnitude Of their oppor'
tunily they viii make n strong appeal TO
thu plain peotle who prefer an un,ulllsd,
honorable and aafe leader 10 a demagogue
81 the speculative school 81 pretended
stsiesmanship, Especial 10 dlobe'Demo'
trai,
PROM THE MORNING CALL, (REr)
Oar candidate IL tho tAltooed man" 30
bis cslumniators call him. 30 will his op.
ponents In this campaign call him. Sowili
We call him.
When in the sixtsenth century the people
OF Holland, oppressed by spanish tyranny,
sought OF the Princess Margaret AN smel
orniion oi tbeiy condition, they were called
by the premier ut the Palace Gueux-bsg.
CARS.
stung by the reprosoh, but sloria,d In
heir cause, tho people took up The name.
"Losg live tho Gaenx," they cried. Almost
ere the sun had set the nams became the
password OF liberty, the baltic cry o! free
dom, the terror OF tho oppressorp, and the
"Gueux" threw Off and trampled on tho
Spanish yeke.
They havs called him the Tattooed man.
So let Il be. The word OF reproach aha BIO
q ne,ne OF honor. The word OF envy shall be
title Of glory. The word Of shame shall
be q cry OF victory.
He 10 a tattocea man. The wounds OF
the fore front of every battle Tor tho peoples
rights during the last quarter OF our can
tury have left their marks upou him. He
10 tattooed with everything that " highess
and OLDEST and dearest in cur history. The
preservation OF the union OF the states, the
redemption OF national credit the defeat
Of the rebel In war and the more danger
GUS traitor in peace, with all these ID this
leader tattooed.
Tattooed with this and more. Tattooed
with genius that 10 marvellous. Fatt0oed
with magniHcence az u leader, with genor
osity as an opponent, with wisdom as a
statesman. Tattooed With n list Of deeds
In public lie that. In spite OF oalnmny,
mark him as great, true, noble man.
PROM THE ALBANY JOURNAL (r1p
ALBANY, N. Y, June G.--Tbe Albany
Journal saps: "Blsine's nomination. makes
the republican party invincibls 40 the ex-
ponent OF progressive ideas, aud its cour-
ageous action will be worthily led by the
man whom II has honorod will. Ito APP
prevail this day"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
Lot l--Ohenise.

Lot 1--Chemise.
Plain. good quality Muslin cheml,o n, IS cents.
Lot 2--Ohemise.
This lot Ia assorted OF several styles, good mus
I'm, trimmed In embroidery. at 40 cent. worth
90 cents.
Lot 3--Ohemise.
Is n well trimmed and good quail ty chemse
nj 90 conts. REDUCED from 70 cents.
Lot f. Chenise.
Is a very pretty style. well trimmed cAemise,
ut rs cents. reduced from 20.
Lot 6--Chemise.
Is composed Of three excellent styles Of chem.
ise, trimmed with fine embroidery at tU, re-
Lot 6--Chemise.
Two styles OF lac muslin chemise, very novel
aud handsome trlmI:iug, at l IS. reduced
from So.
Lot T--Ohemise.
A fine Quality sack ehemise, trimmed in Sue
mediei lace az IS. reduced from 200.
A number OF additional styles of chemlsc In
medium aud 1ne goods have been marked
down. They are all on our counters but cannot
De enumerated In our limited space.
Lot S--Gowns.
Full length, good muslin gown, trimmed with
embroidery and ruilles, at IS cents worth 7Soents
Lot 9--Gowns.
Extra quality muslin, trimmed In cluster tucks
anu RULES, G5 c9nis reduced from 50 cents.
Lot 1O--GoWns.
Good muslin. trimmed, four rows embroidery,
aud six clusters of t1cks, ct IS cents. worth co.
Lot 1l--Gowns.
Extra quality muslin. deliberately trimmed,
at %, worth 80.
Lot l2--Gowns.
Superior quality OF muslin and thinning, at
%, worth G5.
Lot 49, Gowns.
Two styles, one has trimmed yoke front and
back and tho other has very elaborate front
trimming, att IS, worth S.
Lot "A Gowns.
A very Genieo well made and wen trimmed
gown, worth 30.
Lot is Gowns.
An entirely new slyleof tdnmlng-sn excel.
leat gown Gt 95. worth 2 IS
A number Of other styles In gowns will a-so be
offered, every one OF which will be priced A
much below former figures and less than theJ
VIII DO sold for again this season.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
Tecunseh Talks.

General William T. Sherman having been
ON several occasions during tho week a
strong presidential possibility, his views I'd
TO the ticket selected were deemed OF sufli'
cient Importance 10 warrant call at bis
residence by areporter OF the Globe-Demc-
orst. The general, pursuing course that
indicates bis expressed indifference to the
result, had not been down town during the
day, and ia the early evening had started
out for some mel ghborly calls accompanied
by HE daughter. On the generals return OF
1880, the waiting reporter a. the gate
asked:
How do 20 you like tho nominations,
geDeraI?"
'Now, young man, don't see why
should be bothered in this way. | am no
politician, only private citizen. tried
NV best TO keep out OF the fight and didn't
want anything to do with the presidency. :"
docs Blaine suit you?"
II am intimately acquainted with all the
candidates. Mr.. Blaine and sill the others
are warm personal friends OF mine, and 1
won't disparsge any OF them. Mr.. Blaine
10 an able man, very much OF = gentleman,
anc--we are ell well satisfied"
The general produced his night key and
opening the front door followed his daugh.
ter iu.-lGlobe- Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

HON. JoHE II. REAGAS's name Is frc-
quently mentioned as a delegate a. large
from this state to the Chicago convention.
White 'he HERALD could not name gen.
tleinan in Texas who would i'll the posi-.
ton with more credit 10 hlmselfa and honor
to the state, It is very doubtful II the pres
ent condition Of his health would permit.
him to undergo the excitement lad fatigue
consequent upon his attendance there as a
delegate. For this reason alone it might
be well 70 select some other gentleman for
the positiop.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
Lot 16--Skirts.

LOU lO--SKlrtS.
Good quality muslin, deep combination ruaie
and tucks, 10 cents.
Lot 1T--Skirts.
Same quality, two deep cambrlc RULES and
tucks. 80 cents.
Lot lS--Skirts.
t-icks and embroidery ai65 cents worth IS cents.
Lot 19--Skirts.
Two styles. embroidered ruale and inserting
with tucks, at % conts. reduced from IS.
Lot 2O--Skirts.
| Same style as last LOT, finer quality OF muslin
and embroidery, at 1 20. reduced hom / rs.
Lot 11--Skirts.
Trimmei in deep double, embroidered rualos
and double rufles trimmed with torchon laco,
at rs, reduced from 2 so.
Lot 22--Skirts.
Two styles OF skirts trimmed In fine deep en-.
broidery, at ~. reduced from 325.
i Many other attractive lots In skirts the prices
OF which viii be found less than the material can
be bought for.
Lot 23--Drawers.
Trimmed with crochet edge and tueks at
20 cents.
Lot 24--Drawers.
II IUuuicu Win en- lIoidcIyi rsllD anu lucks,
10 cents, worth 60 cents,
Lot 25--Drawers.
| Inserting OF mbroldeIy aud luclis edged with
embroidery, worth 10 cents.
Lot 2G--Drawers.
This lot consists OF odd pairs ola number
OF different lots AT 20 tent., most OF them
are worth 81.
Lot - 7, Drawers.
h Very dns quality muslin, two RULES Of lne
embroidery, at o., wor.h ! Al.
Lot 2SS. Drawers.
Fine ouslity inserting and runle Of emb'cide'
~. ~ 30, worth IS
Lot 29, Corset Cover.
Cambria cor etcover. high neck. edged with
lne embroidery, 10 cents worth 70 cents.
Lot 80, Corset Covers.
Three syes OF emo cambria c1rsot covers
trimmed with fac embroidery, a. 50 cents
worth 90.
Lot :3I. Corset Covers.
An elegant quality OF cambria corset cover
high neck, wsil trimmed, at co. worth so.
Lot $S5, Corset Covers.
Three handsome styles OF high neck correct
covers trlmed In lace and embroidery at so,
worth 2 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

The Houston Journal rays "it is fact
that 10 y!o6-presideut of the United States
has yer been elected president" The
tdtor OF that paper should read up the
political history Of bic country, and he
would probably conclude that hat fact is
not fact.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

a FEW journals thst are no. iavorably
disposed towards Mr.. THDgS's uomina-
ton, complain that ho has not signifed his
willingness 70 nccep' should he be the
choice OF the Chicago convention. These
expressions Of fear trat he may decline are
rather Tar fetched. Mr.. BLAINE never said
he would aocept, hut on the contrary
stated no was not candidate. Mn. TIL
DEN has no disposition TO thrust himself on
the country, but should he be the chosen
staudsrd-bearer Of the party, So he will be
undoubtedly, he will eccedc 10 the wishes
of the democracy, and as surely lead them
10 o glorious victory.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

GRAZ Gilmer Mirror says Dallas and
Fort Worth are great rivals. Fort
Worth fought for ths state conyen-
ton this year and Dallas fought against her.
Fort Worth lost the convention and Dallas
crowed Now, 1t is slmost sure that Dallas
will be "A candidate fer the convention two
years enoe. Then she will feel the power
OF The Fort and her papers. We would not
b. At ell surprised, II Dallas does not feel
the power Of the Fort at the Houston con.
vsniion lis not recorded that SENATOR
Gnu will walk of with Tsrrant county in
that convention" The Fort Worth Gazette
copies the above from the Mirror. II Is in.
deed strange that IL would seek to create
The impression that Dallas was opposed TO
the Fort In The selection OF tho location OF
the convention, when the HERALD favored
II from the beginning, in preference TO
Houston.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09
Don Cameron ON the Ticket.

HAsRIsBURe, June Sat the ratification
meeting lsst night, General Simon Gamer
on, who presided, stated that the Blaine
Logan ticket was strong one, and could
not be beaten. Senator J. Don Cameron
was waited upon prior TO the meeting, Dy n
delegation headed by n baud of music, and
requested TO attend. He made speech.
stating that he ciu not think IL consistent
for him to 20 20 the courthouse, bu. he
thought the ticket was ore that could not
be beaten. He was In for II first aud last 4,
and the peopie would hesr from him &C the
proper time during the campaign.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-09

FIFrY CENTS an cor ior the lease Of the
school lands 10 Medina county have been
Offered, and tho parties who get them will
realize al leas, three dolltrs per acre clear
profit, should their bid be accepted. Yet,
Soma persona say this should be Tree grass
laudf, notwithst anding it would be taking
from the children OF the state just that
anount o money.