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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24
Want to Sell Your Farm?

Yes. Well, try ''FoR SALE" nd in the
JOURNAL Want Column. Lots OF Farms
have been disposed OF In that way.
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n,ll.s CANCER oIsrmEnr

will cure any kind of a sore. Formula used over
fifty years and has relieved thousands of cases.
soc. and e1.oo Per box. HILL REMEDY co,
Boz 213,Augusta. Ne mar1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

Mrs. S. L. Goodwin of Newton, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. l.. W. Hill, Melville
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

be afoat, and if so they should not be al
| low ed to pass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

DIOR SALE-One and half story house and
Il stable. house contains finished rooms In
quire of Mrs. A. b. Smith, Court St. Pl.
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LOST.

r OST-ln Gardiner. pocketbook containing
i 4 money and check drawn to order. probably
dropped between the post Office and Pleasant ST.
The finder will be rewarded on delivery of same
Ia the owner, Mrs John I. richards, Gardiner,
Me-, or JOURNAL Office, Augusta, Me. sept2id2i'
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Local Matters.

Fall frcs SIS have come.
Only one more week of September.
More new houses will be built this fall.
F. 7. Noble left, Saturday, for Bidde.
ford.
j. c. Horne was here from Wateryille
yesterday.
Gen. w. 5. Choate passed Sunday in
Biddeford. .m
Mrs. A. l.. Corson of Bangor is in The
city visiting. r-t
Thomas Leigh, Jr., and wife passed Sun.
day in Portland.
Preparations are being made for winter
at the State House.
Boarding places are being looked after
by the next legislators.
Charles Grover has moved into his new
house on Patterson street.
Boom Augustus business by booming The
branch line to Cooper's Mills.
There is considerable talk upon the
street about j. M. Cardarett's trial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

NOR SALE-The homestead OF the late
Il Freeman A. Coombs situated on Bangor ST.,
Augusta, consisting Of story and half house
and stable, well located and good condition.
Also seven lot of tillage land on Togus road,
under high cultivation. Apply to Leslie c.
Cornish. Admir-, spDl3d2Wks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

NOR SALE-Best Granite Tool, Bessemer
Il and Machinery Steel, also Lathe and Planer
Tool steel, and Norway and Refined Iron at whole,
sale. Lowest prices quoted on large orders.
Telephone. 1903 Bangor st. II. ii. Harvey.
mar21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

Nickles are not so plenty since the slot
machines have been placed on the back
shelf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

NOR SALE-Top buggy. Big trade; good as
IL new; you can buy cheap. Chas. A. Thoms,
- Green street. septl3dtf
DICYCLE FOR SALE-Biggest bargain
- in a 81 wood rim Columbia, q pounds.
It's beauty, come in and see it, must sell. g. II.
O'Brien, Postal Telegraph. septSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

TIARMs FOR sALE-The two farms owned
IL by the late Joseph W. Patterson, are offered
for SALE One the well known Patterson Farm 60
called, on the North Belfast road in Augusta,
about mile from the Kennebec Bridge. The
other, known as the Keller Farm, the Togus
Hallowell road in Chelsea, about two miles from
Augusta. These farma are very desirable; they
are offered for sale for the purpose of settling the
estate Of the late Joseph W. Patterson, and must
be sold. Apply or address, Lendall Ttcomb. Au.
gusta. Maine. sept21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-24

Despite the fact that the red tie is one
of the latest styles few are worn in this
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

and Mfr. John Mcmahon caught the AMI
maih. and rescued the mon.
Mr.. Robert johnson and Mr.. Eli Dill
Ion. members Of Mantco Tribe. ]. o. r..
NJ, paid a Visit 10 Varina Tribe Friday
night They reported having a pleasant
time. Two pale-faccs were acalpca. ant
two applications were received. Varna
Tribe ~ In "A nourshlng condition.
Mr. Joseph McAuicy. who Is employed
on Marshall Park, Is reported to have
found bar Of silver weighing twelve
pounds. while engaged at his post OF
duty lie divided the treasure with his
fellow " orkmcn.i
Nh the necessary arrangements have
been made for the bail 20 be given by
The Fulton Social club Tuesday night AT
D0uahuc's Hall. \ large number OF In
Nitations have been sent out. and a large
crowd win be In attendance 10 enjoy the
light fantastic, The grand march VIII be
lcl of promptly ~ 500 o'clock
ST. Tatrlck's Beneficial and Social so
ciety au1 the McGiu Union VIII play A
match game OF base ball at Island PARK
next saturday evening. April zstn.
Tse Fulton Democratic CUB VIII hol1
/ tNt.r regular meeting at DOnahues Han
/ Monday night This VIII be the last
meeting before the primary, ana an the
candidates n.e expected go be present.
Nr Emm.t Saunl'rs. who has been
/ long % resilient at Fulton, has moved 70
Nau. hester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
THE e,c4cLe TOURNAMENT.


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competition tor p.e houors.
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IT, oNu'.i t.s tlil one OF the most
intor,. t.. ,ats they have Yet under
tak,u. t Nu.I president of the So
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H. ,...i.Hllf mile. novice. open
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S..... n..t.H.u mile. hlnllcap.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

l Fine Foot Lunch-Tahle, can be folded
10 occupy only one foot Of spac..
Is pairs Brusse.-POint and Irtsh-i Point
Lace Curtains. IN very fine condition,
latest figures. brass poles and nXtlres.
also ivory 2-inch poles and fixtures,
complete
Paror Suit Furniture, shell-silk plush
backs.
Gold and Onyx Comfortable. latest
design.
Gold iut Chairs
Brass Lmbrela-Stands.
l Elegant Brass Cabinet and Novel Orna-
ments. Bronze Ornaments, Clocks. and
statuary Vases and Mautel Ogna-
ments, Royal Wooster. sc.
lot OF Pastelle ana Steel-Cut Pictures.
Ivory Frames. &c.
l lot OF POrtieres and Mantei Draperle5.
| lot Of Light-Figured Rugs.
l Chlffonniere, s drawers.
lot Oxidized Silver, Afternoon Silver
Cups and Saucers.
| Music-BoX, with bell attachments.
set French China. 100 pieces and more.
Many novelties In Bric-a-B rac too nu-
merous To mention.
We shall be pleased 10 show those de
string 10 purchase the above articles on
Monday. Wednesday and Friday FROM IL
A. NJ 10 : l.. III. Call at
ap 22'Sutf sl7 FLOYD AVENUE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

Antique Oak Uall-Rack. large and mas
siv5, beautifully carved.
/ Buffet quart"rcd antique odh' HOhs
and dragons. ,>,,-. ~.
Embossed Light Leather DininS-Room
oak Chairs. mo CONDITION.
Embossed Dark Leather pining-koom
oak Chairs, Hight In weignt.
1 Extension q ledvrs) OK Dinlng-kOom
Table, beautifully carved,
/ Antique Oak Bedroom suit @ piecesl
modern design. grand single bevelled-
door mirror wardrobe. quartered oak
columns, good depth.
1 Walnut Single-DOor BeNcllei MlrroT
elegant finish. good depth.
l Fine Mahogany Suit u pieces, latest
design Ia carving.
2 White Hair Mattresses, long-drawn
bair.
2 Steel Springs.
/ Massive Brass Easel (rOpe design, with
birds and other carvings. elegant
height.
I Large Light-Silk Upholstered Lounge.
finest springs, with comfort upholster-
ed chairs 30 match.
l White-a nd Gold Writing-Desk for lady.
with al conveniences In same.
l Novel Whi,t-Tahle in Oak, finely We
neered. with chairs, which Is part OF
table.
Beautiful CaldeabraA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

Excellent quality, > Ia yards wide
Bleach,d Shcc,ns. II 10.
\ little OF the Androscogg.n so Let al
l. lie.
Hose. which are lOc. quality, 30 for o..
These are not IN" kind made - sell Tor
DC, but regular l0c. hose.
Slver-FOX Blue Denim@s. the best you
ever bought worth l5c.. for Joe. yard.
Ladies Fast-Black Perfectly
Hose, l0c. Il pair
White Counterpanes. elegant quality and
large, 4sc.
our 81 quality goes for &C.
our Si.2j quality goes for lJc.
our $50 quality goes for 9Sc.
Curtain Scrin. tic. goods, ic. yard.
Curtain Net, was l. lie, taped on both
Sides : l-3c.
Lace Curtains still 3ac. n window.
Ladies SILK Umbrellas, 26-inch. esc.
Ladies six Umbrellas, fancy handles.
magnificent designs, We're 900. W. viii
stick the knife In little deeper than
last week. and cut them 70 ASy.
Genilemaen.s Finch SILK Umbrellas.
were S2.j0. now 81 -.
Gentlemen's Large outing Shirts. worth
zoe, PIC.
LADIES' Ribbed Vests that were l0c.. &c.
Ladies Ribbed Vests, tapei neck. cost
you Doc. every where Else, 10 for l0'.,
or three for Dc; better buy them BE-
fore the hot weather comes. as these won't
last long at such prices.
Boys Madras shirt-Wa!sts. S to -
Boys Cheyiot Shirt Waists. extra heavy
FOR the terTors. S 10 IS years, 2Jc.-they viii
keep You from buying
Gentlemen's Teck Scarfs you pay 2Jc
everywhere. we sell them TO you for l8c.
Childrcn'S Seamless Fast-Hlack Socks
4 - ., IL. g. II. and Z. You know
they charge 25c. for them. We sell you
any size for i5c., or two pair for 2Jc.
They are absolutely stainless.
LADIES UNDERWEAR.
cheaper than you can buy the cotton
and trimmings for. Note the prices:
Ladies' Chemise. nicely edged, 25c.
Ladies' Chemise. embroidered and in
n beautiful Gown. beaded and RULED,
lSc
our s. Gown elegant cotton and hand
somcly trimmed. SIC
our 81 % Gowns, which are beautiful.
:. our $50 Gown, with pink, lilac, and
! light-blUc edge, roc.
They are simply lovely trimmed.
White Skirts. tucks. 6-inch founce.
VIII, White skirts, . tucks. 4-inch nounce.
Whit, White skirts, tucks. 4-ineh Hamburg
White skirts. tucks, G-inch Hamburg
Whit. Skirts. 70 tucks, cambrlc nounce,
/ o-lnch loFchOn l&ce, Sc.
Gentlemens PeTcale Iaundorel Shirts
! 39c. '''''' 80
| A few OF the 81 ones left at 50c
We are stlli selling our Z5c. Hcnriettas
| in all the spring shades for liisc.
our Changeable Brocades that were sc
/ for lGl,c
| Our EXtraFine Quality 3G-inch Henri
! tet,,a-di the leading spring shades still
Isle, and they are getting scarce az thar
I price ~ ''''''
Lovely pimities mo remnants). PIC.
| goods 70 for l-3c -
/ our changeable Br0cadas tba,, ore
lovely goods. and We're 4Jc. We en-, the
price In two and make il g2i,c. Tb"v
VIII not last long at that price, and il
/ YOU want "A pretty, new Spring Dress
don't let this chance slip you AT the
Cheap Dry Goods Store OF '''
LOUIS NACHMAN.
1889 east Main.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
NO ONE HAS EVER SEEN

such a season for Laces or demand 50 far in
excess OF the supply. Those received ono day
are almost gone by The next We have mod
crate number Of pieces, ordered weeks ago be-
fore the advance in prices but just received.
Butterel Neneuan InsertiDgs at l0c., l2lac..
lie, 2Oc., and 2Jc
Back Bourbon Insertings, l2}f 10 45c
Net-Iop Venetian Eiges and Wide Black
Bourbon Laces 10 match insertlngs see our
special values AT 1919, csc, and soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
WANT TO De a WARD.
'si'on People Urging Detachment
News and Gossip.

News and Gossip.
f"i"n s. bent upon being detached
ron Marshall Ward and constituted into
Naid in Itself The claims OF those
'"iA'I'g for such change are that
i"ey s'r not properly represented by
'oun'i'men from other sections OF the
"'fu' and that they could secure better
f"ee' improvements II their representa-
uNts we're taken from their own midst
considerable excitement was caused al
u4e corner % Sixth and Louisiana streets
on fiiaay night hy the oysrturning Of
pussy' IN Nmch two gentlemen were
s.a'eu' Inc horse attached 10 the We
Moie became frightened. and started on.
am ihe Two men being Ia the buggy Il
WAS thonSht they would be seriously in
5nred Fortunately Mi. Thomas OConnoS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
IT'S An ODD THING

tt Mating. 90 talk; bat ours speak For them
sclvc-. telling # qualities ana ptices that are
Oh lly mi.matched: the one being SO high ana
tn other so low.
See tho quality we sell at 12lsc. per yard,
worth 2jc.
$50 tho quality we sell at he. per yard, VOL tn
3D.
soc the finest grades at 25c. per yard, worth
90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
S1tndry Bargains.

SEC our bargains IN Plain and Fancy
Parasols.
See our bargains In Capos and sits.
Sec our bargains in Shrt-Waists.
see Our bargains in Mems Shirts.
See our bargains in Laces and EN-
br0iicries.
See our bargains In Glmps and Trim
miugs.
Soc Our bargains I'm Muslin uul rwear.
S-a our bargains in Ribbed jnG' r"eir.
and Corsets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
OUR BLACK GOODS

are always selected with the greatest caro-, In
surfing durability OF color and fabric.
Fine Black Wool Ba:isie, light weight. SOC.
Susn Figured Batisse, latest importation, only
5Oc.
silk Warp Gloria, "A inches wide, SOC.
Imperial Serge, all wool, 46 inches wide, SOC.
Fine Imperial SERGE all wool, 3S inches wide,
iOc.
Imported Granite Cloths, plain and figured,
15c. 50 d elsewhere at 81.
SIX Warp lionriet,as, extra values, at 81 and
sl.25.
SIX Warp Drap dAlmGs az sl.25, formerly g..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
TO REMOVE \ SNAG

We shall make tho price Of oil Printed Fronch
Orgaudies 2ic. per yard, real value Acc. We
invite a comparison with prices elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
Lace Curtains.
Lace Curtains.

We will continue our Lace Curtain sale
for ono week longer, and VIII give 4 pole
and fixtures with every Pair Curtains
from 81 up.
See our immense line OF extraordinary
bargaiuS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22

80. -. 3-t-inch, I'm same shades as
ah.r-. for &c.. IL %arI. crL cros-
80. l.. pinch, Black AH-Shk eros
Grain. for So. yard.
No. O.. 2 3-l-inch. Black All-Siik eros
Grliu. for joe. yard.
40. ~. 3 1-i-iuch. in Black Al!-Silk eros
Grain. for l5c. yard. .,...,,
40. ~. q 9 finch. in Black All-SllK eros
Grain. for 40c. "a yard.
Ola YOU ever hear OF such prices for
ribbJnsJ
SILKS.
Taffota Changcable Silks In all the lead
iup spring shades for shlrt-waisis, were
Sl25. ~ for 7Jc.-thcy are grand. ia.
Moiro IA every shade elegant quality
" Black SATIN. excellent quality, was Sc,
Z surah six, all shades. TO close them.
% l-2c. ,ron n,ot
worth 20c. goes for Zoe.
,In yaris lovely quality White Lawn.
worth loo. goes for l-2e.
EMBROlDEHlES.
Our omhroidcrics seem 10 vanish al me
prir,s named. and T. YOU want 10 supply
Yourself before they are all gone uoH
put il of any, longer than tnis %'eN'
We stn SCH the s.. quality Tor Ac'
The Sc. quality for 6c.
Tho loo. quality for &c.
The T. lie. quality for &C.
Tho 15c. quality for Joe.
The 20. quality for lJc
They ar. all on centre counter OF store;
look at the quality Of them, ana you VIII
buy th,m. They are our regular stock.
IACESi LACESu LACESni
wei. we are Just ovcrstockel with But
ter Iaces. lnscrtings, Black SIX Bouluon
Iaces. ana Black SILK Bourbon lnserungs.
We have 10 unload them, so We give
You the following prices. which, we know,
C-inch Point Venice Lace. 6 lie.
s-inch Point de ireland Lace, l-3c.
l0-inch Point Venice Butter Lace. l5c.
G-nch Butter Lace. Toe.
Butter lnsertlngs 10 match the above.
3. Il. S 10, and l0c.
1-2-inch Black SILK Bourbon Lace.
| lovely pattern, - lie.
l-2-inch Black SIX Bourbon Lace. ex-
| oui-itc pattern. - lie.
G-inch Black silk bourbon Lace, extra
| heavy, worth 65c., 4lc.
Black silk Bourbon Inserting TO match
| above. u l. and lac.
We are stin selling our 2S-nch Fine
| Brown Cotton at lie. a yard.
! our A extra heavy Brown Cotton for
| lie.
our A fine Brown Cotton for &c.
our Al fine Brown Cotton cannot be
| eQuallcd-Jc.
GHt-Edge Bleachod. 4l-9c
a Bleached. soft finished. for the
| needle. o..
"A Bleachcd better than any Sl-3c
| cotton; 10 remnants, l-2c.
Elegant Shifting Prints, l2c.
| Beautiful Dress Styie Calico mo rem.
| nnuts). 90.
| our S and Zoe. Dress Glnghams. mag.
| nihccnt patterns and quality. stil Sc.
| l'nblcached Jeans FOR drawers. I l-2c.
| Elegant quality Bleached Jeans, wa:
| l0c.. goes for lie.
| Big line Pants Goods for boys anC
| Mems wear. l0c. yard.
| Lovely White Camhric, cost you 1-3c
| elsewhere. for lie.
| Absolutely Fast-Black Satteen, Cash
| mere finish. l0c. a yard.
LOUIS NACHMAN.
| 1889 east Mann
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-22
WHITE GOODS, &c.

We will open and show on Monday AMI
during the week the largest bet, ana
cheapest line of WHITE GOODS OF an
kinds ever shown in the city.
$50 our lines Of them from TO o0c.
yard.
l0 pieces Black Satin and Lace Srip
and Plain Lawns ~ 10, l-i!, ana &c
crnqpcst and best stock In the city.
D0n't fan t. yi'.t our store during this
week.
Bargains thrown out every day at
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Reds Like CupbOardS.

THE peasants of Brittany have some
strange customs, and n Of them is of
quite ancient origin" said a traveller.
"Many years ago their coast was visit
ed by pirates, who invaded the houses
and carried off all the money and valu-
ables they could find. In order to pro-
tect themselves in the future, the peo-
pie had an odd kind OF a bedstead
made. which looks exactly like a cup
board with shelves and a door. On the
lower shelf slept the master of the
house and his wife, while the children
of the household were distributed on
the upper shelves. n small opening
like the port-hole on a steamship was
made against each shelf, and covered
with a wire sieve, which admitted the
air. At bedtime the family crept
into their respective places, taking
their treasures with them, and, lock-
ing the door. slept with a feeling of
perfect security. Many of these curl
Gus articles of furniture are still to lie
found in the old houses of Brittany.
and r highly priced by curiosity
seekers"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Overflow OF News.

ZELLA NIcoLAUs, it is said. will seek
a divorce.
Mrs. FLORENCE FovAL attempted
suicide at ST. Louis BY taking poison.
AN injunction has been issued in
Utah restraining CoXeyites from en-
tering Davis County.
BETWEEN 600 and 100 CoXeyites
from California will arrive in Albu-
querque, N. NJ, in q few days.
THE Grand Court of the United Gem
merciai Travellers of America began
it annual Scssion at Cleveland.
CHARLES O'NEILL, a painter, was
killed in St. Louis by a fall from a
platform on which he was working.
DETECTIVE CHARLES HICKEY shot
and killed james Parrot. who was
beating a woman, at Louisville, Ky.
THE Supreme Court of Minnesota
has decided the anti-scalper law valld,
reversing the lower courts decision.
ACTION on bids for the State print
ING is in allowance at Pierre. ). d., un-
til the constitutionality OF the State
law is decided.
CANADIAN smugg,ers, granted par
tial immunity by corrupt government
officials, have become very bold in
their depredations.
w. +. SHAW, the convicted coin
shaver, was sentenced at Sioux City,
Ia, to eighteen months at hard labor
in the penitentiary.
w. w. HERRICK, a prominent clti-
zen and capitalist of Minneapolis since
1855 died on a train en- route home
from California, where he spent the
winter. He was 62 years of age and
widely known in the Northwest.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Tears Often Shed by Strong Men.

Not often, but now and then, in a
crisis Of their emotional natures. men
cry. And their tears mean so much
more than the facile eye-baths of fem
ininity that a mans sobs are properly
taken as indications of most powerful
feeling. When Commander Heyer-
nan broke down at the naval inquiry
recently in telling the story of the
wreck of the Kearsarge on Roncador
Reef, and sobbed bitterly, he did no
unmanly act, but showed only the
strong sentiments which both officers
and men hold regarding the accident.
Every commander loves his ship, and
the of the Kearsarge had, be-
sides the natural feeling for the vessel
they sailed, its splendid traditions and
history to inspire them with affection.
! have known strong-hearted and
strong-minded men to shed tears of
anger as we'll as of sorrow. and the
anger was fiercer with them and the
sorrow more lasting than in mon whose
eyes have never been moistened. One
of the bravest men that ever lived,
General Phil sheridan, was easily
moved to tears by emotion of the
heart.-New York Press.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Land Seekers Excursion, June 8.

On the above date the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad will sell tick
cts at one fare for the round trip to
Alabama. Georgia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana,
Kentucky, Mississippi, and points in
Florida. Tickets good to return until
June %. Stop-overs allowed on going
trip. For further information apply to
City Ticket Office, go Clark street. or
Charles l.. Stone, General Passenger
and Ticket Agent, Ellsworth Building,
1855 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07

Three Companies Sent to the Indian Ter
ritOry Against Coal strikers.

Leavenworth, Kan, special: An or
der from the Secretary of War vas re-
ceived at Fort LeavenwOrth for three
companies of military to move immedi-
ately to McAlester, l. r.. to suppress
the mine trouble AMI restore to owners
the property now held by strikers.
The troops will leave on a special train
and will be commanded by Lieut.. Col.
Andrews and Major Haskell.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
Lives Of the Hostages Saved.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Sheriff
Bowers released Russell, Mason, and
Todd. the three miners captured at
Wilbur, in pursuance of an agreement
made to ave the lives of Supt. Nc
Donald, Fireman Charles Robinson. and
Miner Jack Go }dhue. who were cap.
tured by the strikers at the Strong
Mine after the blowing up of the shaft
house.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-06-07
LAW SET AT DEFIANCE.

una striking Miners Cut Out Work for
r. the Military.
la1o oNeral solicitor Lyford. of the Chi
ken, a Eastern Illinois Railroad,
oeiore Judge Baker in the United
ecrroa' court at Indianapolis and
temporary restraining order
[oYn,,. inc strikers at Lyford, Vigo
m tbeE The attorney got the order
Iiola,Ti grounds that the strikers were
h my the Interstate commerce law
'erlering with the company's
fro ~ Sidetracking cars loaded with
,onsioal kentucky and farther South
S2eo TO Chicago. Saturday a