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CLOTHES THAT FIT
And which are made of the best of goods and will
cost than ready-made clothes are
made by
|GABEL I TAILOR
333 South Union Avenue
Suits to order $500 !
Pants to order $50
To The worla,s Fair.

To The world'e Fair.
Save time and avsid the crowd in the
city by buying tickets ever the Great
Rock Island Route and stop off at
Enslewood near the Wold's Fair gate.
Electric line from the '.Reck Island"
depot direct to the gate. Time. ten
minutes. Fare, five cents. You can
check your baggage to Englewood and
avoid trouble and save expense, rs
Englewood is in the great suburban
hotel district near the FAIR, and you can
have yssr baggage sent to your quart
srs at oDcs.
Remember, the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific is the Worlds Fair
Line for reasons given above.
JOHN SEBAsrIAN,
3enl Ticket and pass agent, Chicago.
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Cards for Sale.

Large cards with the following:
FURNISHED rooms fo- rent" "un-
furnished rooms for rent, "rooms
with board" "for rent" "boarders
wanted" "dressmaking," etc. etc.
ect. for sale at this office.
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@E $40 and 10, Genuine Com
W. federate Bills only i've cents
each; $50 and 800 bills 10 csnts sash !;
81 and q bills 26 esnts sach. ashs
securely sealsd On rsesipt of pfles.
Address, CnAs- ~ BA1HAn, eede 7
Fossyth -, Ii 4 4 { ; a ~
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DENS ANTI-POENA.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain,

The greatest wonder of the nine
teenth century. DR.. G. A. Gregg
whose dental parlors are at 900 south
Union Avenue has the right of the city
and of Pueblo county and will extract
your teeth without causing pain.
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AZ faf y rates. squipnsnss time,
ssrvics and ebiising ssrvaap ~ con-
csraed the Missouri Paeiac = unsur.
passsd ~ say uas fuazaae ~ Pustss.
- ~ ticsss 49, 4. = ~ uaaaA
\: ! \ !! ~ / ~
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When Your Eye Strikes This Stop
and Read It.

The famous Hot Springs of Arkansas,
world renowned for their healing quail
tiles and as health and pleasure re.
sort, can be reached quickly in Pullman
Buffet sleeping cars from Kansas City
and Coffeyville via the Missouri Pacific
railway Sufferers from "la grippe, :
influenza, rheumatism or kindred dis
eases, can obtain relief by visit tc
this famous senitarium.
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For Rent.

A large front room, nicely furnish
ed, or unfurnished at very low
terms. Inquire 931 Routt Ave.
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Savings Bank.

The Pueblo Savings bank is a popular
institution with the people Of Bessemer,
and it deserves to be. 1t is good bank
to patronize and the men, women and
children of the city are fast finding it
out.
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DR.. G. A. Gregg, dentist, parlors
over Motherway's book store. He
will do the best work in his line at
reasonable prices.
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II you want your clothes cleaned
and repaired, send postal to 1925
Evans Ave-, and will call for them.
p. H. McCURDY.
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Better Train Service on San ta
Fe Route"
By the change in time on June 25th
the Santa Fe route put ON new train
for Colorado Springs and Denver,
leaving Union depot at 5:io p m. and
No. ., the fast vcstibuled express will
leave Unisn depot for Kansas City and
Chicago at 1915 p. m. instead OF IL
p. m. The Hanta Fe route has mere
trains between Pueblo and Kansas City
and Chicago than ali the other lines
put together and saves you from fsur
to ten hours In tine. The special
Worlds Fair Limited Il the pfspsr
train to take 70 Chicago. Go 70 the
city ofacs for tickets ard infozmation.
y BssexAwn1aRS,
City Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Pc. Ths A. =. 4 3. r.sR. r. Il Tie
osly Pusble lins ssnnaHs q " own
lack II ~ way = tsaso, \ fAesi
"
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Wanted

To buy so or 100 IT, front suitable
for residence. Will pay cash, but lots
must be cheap. Inquire at this Office
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Notice.

All persons having shoes at my
shop must call for them soon or
they will be sold for what they will
bring. T. N. JONES,
s5 8. Union Ave.
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For Sale.

A gentleman's gold watch for sale
very cheap. In thorough repair
Inquire at this once. &
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-07-08

The Keeley folks have formed a
stock company in Colorado under the
name Of the Leslie E. Kelley Insti-
tute. The capital stock is $50, 900.
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Notice.

Anything wanted in the line of
scavenger work will be attended to
by leaving orders at the city hall
or corner Of Box Elder and Summit
avenue.
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ii. Cs 1f{t16ei N 4; = II H II T Il Il stfsse
s 81
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s xAah. 100 pA1s ~
vsn As lssss snssssy n Eyrers.l
yN14 bsea hsankoed ont Of his
msnsy. He sAoald have kept It IN
the Central National.
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MARTIN HUGHES,
City Scavenger,
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Better Train Service on Can ta
49, Fe Rol1ten
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03
All Sorts.

American lard sells at twenty-five
cents a pound in Mexico.
More than one-third of Great
Britain is owned by members of the
House of Lords.
The United States produced 10, ,OOO,-
600 gallons more wine last year tn an
Germany did.
Paris gardeners buy toads, which
they use as insect destroyers. They
cost 81 dozen.
Shirts embroidered by hand and
costing $50 each came in fashion in
the reign of Elizabeth.
In thirteen years, ending with 1889,
39,O00,000 rabbit skins were exported
form Victoria, Australia.
Two Confederate stamps recently
carried a package from CRANKY, Mass,
to Boston without being detected.
The scientific men who talk about
the gulf stream setting in more
toward the Atlantic coast, and our
winters becoming In consequence
milder, are not saying as much as
they were.
Investigation of raindrops leads to
the conclusion that some of the large
drops must be more or less hollow, as
they fail, when striking, to wet the
whole surface inclosed within the
drop.
Few people are aware that the
Queen possesses fine herd of German
wild boars at Windsor, which are
kept in schweingarten formed out
of corner of Home Park. Wiit
boar was introduced at court during
the regency, and it has ever since
been a favorite winter dish at the
sovereign's table.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03
MILLET FOR FEED,
A Substitute for Corn in the Fattening of
Pork in south Dakota.

A Substitute for Corn in the Fattening of
Pork in South Dakota.
F. II. Smith, of Brown county, has
found substitute for corn in the
production of pork. In recent
letter to the editor of the American
Swineherd, of Chicago, he said:
'It might be interesting to some of
our readers to know what can be
accomplished in raising and fattening
swine here in the northern tier of
counties of South Dakota where the
raising of corn has not been a
success. I will give my experience
for this season. 1 had thirty-one
head of hogs which l raised and
fattened on mlllet seed, which made
an average weight of 524 pounds on
foot, and l fattened one hog that
weighed 93l pounds. This hog
gained for the last thirty days 2 2-5
pounds per day. This millet makes
pork that is second to none.
1t is sure crop, grows quickly and
no danger of frost. 1t is cheaper
than corn and just as good if not
better for fattening hogs. If any Of
your readers think this just Dakota
breeze l can furnish the proof from
disinterested creditable Witnesses
Mr.. Smith calls it the brown corn
millet from the fact that the seed or
berry is larger and coarser than that
borne by common millet. After it is
threshed he grinds it in an ordinary
burr mill, and gives it good soak
ing, when it is ready to feed. II is
output of pork this year at present
figures would bring him over 81 900 in
hard cash.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03

have $4,000 capital paid in cash, and must
deposit 100000 of national or state bonds
with the state treasurer.
No. 143, introduced by Mr.. Price amending
civil cost bills.
No. 154, introduced by Mr.. summerside, en-
powering city councils to grant right of way
to new railroads.
No. 1S5, introduced by Mr.. Price, permitting
courts to tax costs in motions.
No. 1856, introduced by Mr.. Gilbert amend
ing the title Of the law fixing the age of
consent.
Bills introduced:
No. 324, by Mr. Thornby: Making Custer
and Fall River counties the Forty-irst sena-
torial district.
NO. 325, by the appropriations committee:
Transferring the warehouse fund to the gen.
eral fund in the sta te treasury.
HOUsE-The house passed the following
house bills:
No. 1876, granting arms and accoutrements
to Sons of Veterans.
No. 2l1, for appointment of an agent to rep
resent the state at Washington with refer
ence to public lands.
No. 2l4, making physical education COM
pulsory in common schools.
No. 2l7 giving architects liens the same as
mechanics.
No. 2l9 requiring monthly report from the
superintendent of the insane asylum to
counties having inmates.
No. 223, defining the public examiners du-
ties and fixing a penalty for neglect
No. 23l, 1egalizing the township organiza-
tion of Douglas county.
No. $780, municipal taxation of transient
merchants.
No. 24S, providing for deficiency for
printing and for other expenses.
The house defeated house bill No. 1fS, as
to primary nominating elections.
The following house bills were indefinitely
postponed.
No. 66, for erection Of elevated platforms
at stations for shipment of grain.
No. 2o4 providing fund to pay for
domestic animals killed by dogs.
Bills introduced:
No. 277 by Mr.. Patten: Declaring nom
liability OF newspaper or magazine SUBJ
scribers for arrears after subscription
expires.
No. 27s by Mr.. Otternes: An appropriation
for a laboratory at Brookings college.
No. 279, by Mr.. Patten: Deductng per-
sonal taxes from claims presented against
the county.
No. $50 by the appropriation committee:
general appropriation bill.
No PSI, by Mr.. Kline (by request): Per-
mitting incorporation of cities OF 500
inhabitants.
No. 2s2. by Mr.. Scanlon (by request:
Creating the county of Range from portions
of Sterling, Nowlin and Jackson counties.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1893-03-03

rFI1 THIRD DAY.
sENArE-The senate passed the following
senate bills:
No. "A, amending city education laws.
No 12S, an amendment to the constitution
providing for election of regents of education
and abolshing trustees for separate insttu-
tions.
No. 222 providing for terms of supreme
court at Yankton and Deadwood each year.
No. 224, providing for organization of
boards of trustees for educational institu-
tions and giving them control Of funds.
No. 234, memoralzing congress to grant aid
for building of the Gulf, Interstate and
Canadian railway.
No. 254, for notice to owners of lots or
lands before issuance of deeds when sold for
special assessments.
No. 25s constitutional amendment re-
garding homestead exemptions
No. 264, to provide for extension of inde-
pendent school districts.
| No. 2j5. legalizing elections held in Buffalo
Gaps
No. 1885, providing for state geographical
survey.
| and city elections.
No. 3l6, for an appropriation for a deficiency
in the public examiners expenses.
| No. 3l7, pertaining to public sale of school
books.
No. 3ls. providing for special commission
| to revise the school laws.
No 322, taxing gas and water companies.
| Also the following house bills:
| No 103, introduced by Mr.. Stuverud, re-
quiring state fire insurance companies to
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LIVELY SERVICES.
Two Men Killed and Several Others
Wounded.

MACARTHUR, O., Dec. 30-At a country
church near Porter, Gallia county, just as
revival services were beginning. Clark
Watkins caught his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Peter Watkins, walking with q man with
whom her name mad been unpeasantly
connected. Watkins attacked him with
knife. Both he and the woman rushed
into the church, where a general fight
stopped the services.
When the riot was ended it was found
that Peter Watkins, the woman's hus-
band, was slain Harris, the woman's es-
cort, was fatally wounded, having broken
skull and several knife wounds; James
Grover had one eve cut out; Clark Wat
klDs VAS beaten almost to death and
half dozen others were hurt. The church
was Almost completely wrecked.
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THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE.
Democrats viii Organize Both Senate
and House.

HELENA, Mont, Jan. There now
seems every reason to believe the demo
Gratis will organize both houses OF the
legislature tomorrow. They control the
senate 8 to Z. The Choteau county can
wasting board has not vet recounted the
vote of that county and the repub lean
contestant has no title 10 the Office
whatever. though the democrats will have
twenty-seven straight votes. one less tnan
the required number. At a late hour to-
night it was rumored that the republicans
NAV apply to the supreme court for per-
emptory order compelling the auditor to
put the Choteau republican contestant on
the lat OF members, but that court ad-
iourned till 10 q. m.
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Britannica some days ago and am much
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pMINlsrRAroRs SALE oE REAL ESTATE

Notice IL hereby given that admin trator Of
the estate OF William A. D5nnel dec ased and per-
suant 10 the order Oi The Decatur Circuit Court,
will on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2s 1892,
sell at private sale the following real estate in
Al - on County. Indiana, tow s: Lots No. "a
aud eight (7) in Isaac Wa kerr East Woodlawn adj
dition TO the city OF Indianapolis which is sub
div ion OF he north half OF lot D' Ia the Indian
apoi. K Cincinnati Railway COmpany's subdivision
!. box l. y ,ge 33s, ia the RecOrters office Of
Marion county.
TERMS or SAIE-0ne-half cash, balance in one
year at per cent, secured by mortgage with
privilege OF naytng I'll cash. Zach lot has house
upon H. Communications may he addressed 90
at Greensburg, ind. FRANK +. GAVIN.
Administrator.
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NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Beeves-Receipts for
the two days. 4,65S head including 90 car loa,!s
for sale; market dull aud 10c per 100 pounds
lower; native Steers. Si.S0G5. 20 per l00 pounds;
bulls snd COWS, SL55@S.50; dressed beef dull
at s6I91Sc per pound. Csvos--Receipts for
the two days. I'll head: market dull and
shade easier; veals. S5d9 per 100 pounds;
graasers, s2.60taSi western calves, S3.I211@
$50
Sheep and LAmbs-Receipts for two dsys.
S425 head; market very dull, but steady;
sheep, $3G5 per 100 pounds; lambs $50
G62lz.
Hogs-Reeeip,s for two days, 1924 head, in
GLIDING two car loads for sale; market higher
at s6.i0GJ759 per 100 pounds.
BUFFALO. Dec. 3l.-Cattls-Receipis. i5I
loads through. sale; strong; good steers
$4.3Og475; exports S5C95.25; lat cows. $50 %
HOgs-ReceiDts. 30 loads through, 10 sale;
opened stronger for good grades, stays slow
and lower; heavy corn fed. 81. 0b.
Sheep aud Lambs - Receipts 3 loads
through, II sale; opened Toe 10 SO higher for
best grades; choice wethers. s47 20; fair sheep,
1870; Canada do. $500; do wethers, $3.50;
lambs. native choice. S6.l6; Canada COM
mon, $6.
CHICAGO. Dee Sl.-Ths hvenng journal
reports:
CsttIe-Reeeipts; l., 900; shipments. 1900;
remained the for the past three days;
no Improvement looked for.
Hogs-Reeeipts. 1900; shipments. 5000:
strong aud In good demand; rough. g. 4OG0
$50; mixed, S6.6096.75; heavy. $6.S0a6 %;
light, s665.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, /. 500: ship
ments. 800: business light anu prices steady.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ST. Hogs-strouger,
$5.9O616s0; receipts, 2100; shipments, 1850.
Cattle-Strong at sl.5O94s6; receipts. $50;
shipments. rs.
Sheep-In light supply at $2.75(g5.0O; re-
ceipts. 100; shipments none.
Lambs-Firm at $s.75G550.
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DEMOCRATS WIN.
They viii Control the Wyoming Legis-
lature.

They viii Control the Wyoming Legis-
lature.
CHEYENNE. WyO, Dec. 27.-The de-
cision in the Carbon county legislative
contest case was made public here today.
The supreme court decides that the state
canvassing board must accept Carton
county returns from the two justices in-
stead OF the abstract from the clerk alone.
This gives the democrats two more MEM
bers OF the house and insures them the
organization of that body. The repub-
licans may make another move in the
Carbon county case by taking advantage
OF the fact that the democrats made their
nominations irregularly.
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SHOT BOTH EYES OUT.
An Alabama Story Of Love and Blood
shed.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Dec. 30.-John Ladd
OF Carpenter went TO the house OF James
Reid and told him he was better able TO
take care of his fourteen-year-old daugh-
ter than Reid and that he wanted to bring
her up to suit himself He seized the girl
ana proceeded to drag her out, when he
was forced off by the father and brother.
When outside Ladd turned and declared
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-04
..nIrs. winslow,s soothing syrup

''NIrs. WinsIOw's Soothing syrup"
has been used over Fifty Years by millions
OF mothers for their children while Teeth
ing. with perfect success 1t soothes the
child. soitens the Gums, sllsys Pain, cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels. and is
the best remedy for Diarrhea whether
arising from teething or other causes.
For sale by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. Zoe bottle.
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FOUR CREMATED.
Children Left Alone Burn Their House
and Themselves.

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 The house Of Will
lam Phillips. coiored laborer. living near
Stony Brook. J. l.. was destroyed by fire
last night. -Four small children who were
locked in the house were horribly burned.
Two Of them were dead when recovered.
The others died this morning.
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his intention of having the girl or killing
the whole family. Young Reid at this
seized q shot gun and discharged it full in
Ladd's face. Both of Ladd's eyes were
shot out. He dragged himself few rods
and fell in a ditch where he spent the
night. Ladd and the girl wanted 10
marry. but the old folks refused their
eonaant
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Dealers prices in seeds are as follows:
Wool.

We quote farm lots-Tuh-washed aud picked,
30C132c: coarse wool. l7Gi8c; unwashed and
medium and common grades. If in good order.
16l12lc; burr and Dotted, 14lD loo; fine merino
l6G17c. Fleece wsshe :. If lIghL we'll washed
aud in good order. 2SCg30c.
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THE NEWS OF THE WORLD.
MESSAGES FROM ALL CREATION TO
1.-THE SENTINEL"

The Minor Occurrences of Recent Date
Briefly Noted for the Readers of this
Paper-what Is Going On at Home and
I'm Foreign Countries.
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Oueensware.

Mssop's pint fruit jars. per gross. 81. so;
quarts so: Two quarts, 50. 90: standard quarts.
So 90; two quarts, 500; lightning. pints. $ll.00;
quarts 4i2.O0: two quarts. $1,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE MARKET.
Iron ana Hardwars.

Bar iron. 8. 90ll2O0. base: wrought charcoal
bar. t2.90l13.O0. base. Horseshoss-Burdens 8,
$425; Perkins'. $4.25C14 So: mule shoes. Is. Is:
cutnaii rate for 60s aud Cos steel nails, SI.75;
horse. $3.50 per boz: wire nails. rate. si.90.