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The morning call., 1894-04-15
GREATLY REJOICED.
The Brazilian n Legation at Washing
ton Hears the News.

WASHINGTON, Atril 1.-The Brazilian
legation here up to l o'clock had received
no advices from Rio relative to the sur
render of Admiral de Mello's troops, but
the news of that event conveyed to them
by the Associated Press cablegram from
Montevideo was received with great salts
faction by the Minister
The morning call., 1894-04-15

anu idiiiAiS HdIl, diiu
simple baby blemishes
prevented and cured by
CUTIcURA Soar, great
est of skin purifying
and beautifyiug soaps.
1t is SO because il strikes
at the root of all COM
plexional designations;
viz, the clogged, in
famed, irritated, or
sluggish PORE. Sales
The morning call., 1894-04-15
Bad Complexions

Dark, yellow, oily, notify skin, pimples,
blackheads, roughness, redness, dry, thin,
The morning call., 1894-04-15
WHOLE BLOCK BURNED.

A Row of Old Buildings Reduced to
Ashes.
SAN DIEGO, April IA fire started
from gasolene stove in the rear END OF
The morning call., 1894-04-15

greater than the combined sales of all
other skin and complexion soaps.
Sold throughout the world. Price, a5c.: POTTER
RS-"All About the Skin, Complexion, Hands, and
Hair" mailed free.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
Will SUPPRESS IT.
Governor Waite Says He
VIII Stop the War,
MINERS TO Be PROTECTED.
And Deputies TO be Kept Out
And Deputies TO DO Kept Out
of Bull Hill.
ny AaaeoIalea rrenr.

Denver Cob. June Immediately
on receiving Information from cripple
Creek this afternoon OF tho condition
Of affaits at Buil Hin, Governor Waite
telegraphed an order TO Adlut-Gon.
Taraney ina,rucunn him to accept tho
surrender Of the miners. not to disarm
them. but to protect them with all the
power at his command; to keep the
deputy shoriffs out of their headquar-
tors; 10 make no arrests by force but
lot everything be done voluntarily. II
the armed deputies roplsied the Eov-
ernor added. ~ will call on, tho unor-
ganlsed militia and suppress tho inaur-
rcction."
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Only Matters OF minor Interest Cone
sidered Yesterday.


by Associated Prcas.
Washington. June S.--The days pro-
eeedings In the house were eulivened
by Mr. walkes'e Rep, OF Massaehu-
sets, complaint OF the poor ventilation
Of the house and OF the incapaclty Of
the architect OF the capitol and by
MIR. WcHdOck's. Dem. OF Michigan, re-
plying To the attack OF Mr. l.ikon on
the Catholic church. The business
transacted IN the morning hour was
the passage OF q bill Tor the registry
or enrolment OF the bark Skudeno2e
" q bill 10 define the present units OF
electrical measurements, The confer.
ence reported on the Pennsylvania and
New Jersey railroad bridge bill, and 1t
WAS passed and rosulution author
izinE the Maryland state court 20 90
cupy for fVe years the old United
States courthouse Ia Baltimore
agrsod to.
The question Of continuing the In
dian warehouse at New YORK WAS as.
GUESSED by MIR. Aldrich OF Illinois and
Mr. Bartlett OF New York and hroslus
OF Pennsylvania protested against the
reduction OF appropriation FOR Indian
schools,
Al 1850 the house took recoas until
s o'clock, the evening session 10 be
devoted to pension bills,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

on dairy products were loet and
the following rates fxed Butter &c
per pound; choose. &c por pound; fresh
MIX, SC per gallon; condemned milk, &c
sugar OF milk, SC per pound The
rates on beans was iixcd at 20 per cent
Canned or prepared beans. peas and
other Vegetables. 80 pcr cent.
Mr.. Jones reported an amendment to
his paragraph, placing duty OF Sc
per ton ON broom corn. 2 cents each OF
oabbescs, scnis per gallon on cider
3 cents per dozen on esils aud i5 per
cent on yolk OF eggs.
To-day, however he withdrew the
amendment Nj Aldrieh immedlately
rs-otysred it and Il was defeated by
strict party vote OF y to 80. Mir Plat,
offered sopearato amendment OF /,
cents per dozen ON eggs Loot Al e.2c
O'Clock Tho senate, ON Mr. Harris mo.
ton, went into executive sosslon, but
shortly Afterwards adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
now pALrox wAs lSrLra,n.
The Money stolen In Loasyirw Leads
TO ms DIscoxers.

Special Dispatch
Paris, Tex, june S.-lThe Longview
bank robbers have finally been rounded
up and II turns out that the perpetrators
OF that audaeious enterprise were the
remnants OF the notorious Dalton gang.
II mas been the belief Of the United
States authorities that II was the Dal-
ton gang who did the work for several
days The officers have been moving
mysterlously and the greatest secrecy
has been observed, and now that the
work has been accomplished the story
is no longer withheld as to how they
We're rounded up, On Monday last
some parties went TO Duncan. /. T.,
town ON the Rock Island railway. and
made purchases to the amount OF
about 1900
They bought a wagon, lot OF cloth
Ing. some Wholesalers, ammunition and
other articles. carpenter was en-
ployed to build house. After buy
ing the articles the phrtles went east
in the direction OF Ardmore. Soon
after they We're gone 1t was discovered
the bills they paid out We're on the
Longyiow bank The bills looked as
If they had been wet to make them
look old. The bank was communicated
with at once and tho numbers ON the
bills corresponded to those taken from
the bank. United states Marshal VIII
liams was notified and deputy was
put on the trail of the parties at
once. Yesterday man went to Ard
more in company with two women,
They were in wagon. They bought
a quantity OF fine female attire, u larg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
TUE NEWS Ar LoNevlnw.
Received Confirming The
First Reports.

Special Dispatch.
Longview. Tex, June s-As soon as
1t became known here that one OF the
Iongview bank robbers had been killed
in Ardmore while resisting arrest great
excitement prevailed. and much anxiety
was felt over the probable death or
wounding OF some Of our posse or some
good deputy marshal. for the shooting
qualities Of the robbers cannot be I'M
derestimated. The following telegram'
were received by sheriff J. c. Howard
at SIP. IN. from Ardmote, ]. T., stating
u have got onc Of the I-oneview bank
robbars, positive proof He Is Bni
Dalton. Send parties Immediately &c
Identify. He was killed while resist
ing arrest. osiFned)
~. T. LINDSEY, Z. $. y. NJ"
Another to Mayor whltloek. from
Parts. is as follows;
zone Of your robbers supposed to
he Bill Dalton. was killed by my dep
uties. lindsey and BROKER. tsIgned)
WILLIAMS. u. S. NJ"
our sheriff and several citizens left
tonight to Identify the dead robber.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

i,Sset,er Asked for the swischmaps'
Assoeiation.

ny -seHoclhtcu ifNas -lL-.-l.-...
rnicNgo, H. June S,--Georgo Rutter.
a creditor OF the switchmen's Mutual
Aid aasoclgtion. has begun court pro-
ccedinss asking the eppointment OF
receiver for the organization Ills
bin asking FOR the receiver anys MAY
-. w, A, slmsrott, the secretary and
treasurer, disappeared without reason
or explanation and In violation OF tho
duties and obligation OF his office" the
complaint says, "and has from that
time remained reorcted and concealed.
During his absence. the duties OF
treasurer and secretary have been
neglected. ana the moneys and asscts
are in peril OF being dissipated.r
simerotte family declares today that
he Is In an inmate OF an Insane asylum
near Boston. and that his wife In thore
nursing him This report Is not given
much credenoe by the committee en-
gagged In auditing the missing treas
urer's accounts Some OF them openly
declare that slnsrott Is In chieaeo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

BY Associated Press.
Denver. Col, June s,--A train on tia
Colorado Central was wrecked near
here today Among those injured are:
John Goldberg, Denver A. A. Rice.
Denver II. T.. Lowe. Denver; john
Cooper engineer OF the train; Delavan
Smith. Lake Forrest H., bad brulae
and cuts on head, icft arm probably
fractured, MIR. smith was at one time
connected with tho Associated Press at
chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
1 Dlspatch.

|al Dispatch.
weston, Tex. June s.-The area OF
|st pressure is over the Atlantic
/. while the area Of lowest press
Is central over the Dnkotas and
lds southwark in a ''V" shape to
JAS There has been sharp fall
nperature over the extreme North
while over other portions Of the
iry II has changed only slightly OF
seu, Generally clear weather pre-
over the greater portion of the
ny Local forecast for Texas for
ty-four hours ending 10 O'Clock
light June 9; North Texas, Central
3 East Texas, Southwest Texas
Coast district: Generally fair
4 changes In temperature.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
ooxEYI1Es DROWNED.
Men Trying 10 Navigate Platte
River, 60 Down.
I1rnnr


River, Go Down.
associated Press.
fghton, Col. June s.-Number or
Is Of Coxeyites drowned in at
Ftns TO navigate the Platte river
fct be told. The river was a raging
Pat yesterday and many boats were
fked at the bridges. Twenty-nine
f. containing 1856 men, passed Hem
|on Island bridge. Only twenty with
than 100 men reached Brighton.
( Of the boats were deserted, their
pants taking to the road, on
|akay bridge several men were
Fned At Henderson island bridge
rty-one men were In the water at
time. but were rescued with ropes
kAlph Lee and Louis Branter. A
with one man, from Utah. known
'rnchy, has boon recovered. OF one
Y containing eight, six are said to
+ been lost Most Of the bodies
+ been washed down stream. Many
NE coxeyites believe fourteen to
'nv men were drowned. Many
/ are ci.nging 60 trees along the
= banks and an order has been
'Eraphed TO Denver for skiffs to
+ them off.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

by Associated Presa.
washington June s,--LlcutonRnt Al
bert Aokerman OF the United states
navy was heard today by the house
committee on armor plate frauds. He
was one OF the naval board which In
yestigntcd the charges OF fraud. His
statement covered IN detail the irregu-
larities IN treating specific armor plates.
lie had heard Superintendent Schwab
and other officials and employees had
an interest IN the Carnegie company,
and had, therefore, a motive IN pass
Ing plates not up 10 standard The
testimony developed one new branch
OF irreguarlty as TO the manipulation
OF testing machine used by the Car
nceie company. the mnohino operated
so ne TO give false figures Chairman
CummingH read from the testimony of
the HecrotaryH investigation 20 the II.
feot that one Of the workmen had
been discharged al the auggention Of
one OF the government inspectors, Nom
bera OF the committee commented on
this testimony, stating that II indi-
Gated the confidential relations between
the Carnegie company and the naval
inspectors,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

u The night OF June 8 Mr.. Sam
~ IT. OF this city was driving on
streets Of Dallas. There were no
N on one pr the streets. but to one
Nas large pile Of stones against
~ me buggy was driven, ana MI
i. vas thrown out into a large eN-
,rclh that had been made for me
100 or building a sewer. The buggy
ri, ''ilown upon him and he was seri-
injured. HIS right leg was
~ DIS hip mashed and one o. MS
~ sanly hurt. besides receiving
- lhjories- HIS wife and brothers
n ...sfe notified Of his accident and
ss.st once for Dallas. He win be
L ~ home ~ soon as his injuries
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

by Associated Press
washington. June s.-The cases Of
two correspondents vino refused 70 give
the senate committee investigating al
Legged sugar trurt influences. tho sources
OF their information were presented 70
~. srrand Jury today. Senator Allen
~ rreeeuted the committee. Should the
Jury decide 70 indict Il may be several
days before the papers are made out
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch
Warrington June s.-Tcxaa-ln-
crease. John L. Trueadeil. Coliiusville.
Grayson county. Mexican war sur
vlvors, lncreaec, Mnriin crnTtinger,
yoco, Mcculloph county; James Hayes.
beaumont. Jefferson county; Alvin cas-
slty. Cranbury. Hood county Turner
w Allen, Luiing. Caldwell county,
Frederick Beldauf, Corsicana, Navarro
county; George W. Pinson. Clariesyille,
RED river county; william Q. Ward,
Blaokfoot. Anderson county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Charleston. w. Va, June s,--Today
at noon Governor Mecorklo received a
telegram from the aherin uf Marshall
county stating that 200 etfikcrs had
taken posseasion OF baltimore and
ohio coal train al Dosss Kun. near
Wheeling. and nakod FOR troops. The
dispatch stated that the men had re-
fused to surrender tho train. declaring
they would hold 1t In spite OF hherin
or milltin.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

BY Associated Press.
pittsburg. Pa, June s.-Rcports up
10 late hour tonight show little change
at the different places In this section
whore trouble was feared from riotous
strikors Mokeesport 10 so near nor
NAL state that the saloons win be open
again tomorrow At Manown all IL
quiet No trouble Is indicated from the
cltariied district.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

IL gu. the names of the candi-
FOR whom you do not wish to
as with an ordinary election
also the platform planks to
YOU are opposedl
Dor United states senator.
be- Chiffon
lsld standard advocate.
For Governor.
L II. Reagan.
II. T. Lauham.
|rles a. Culberson-
i H. Cochran.
b D. Mccall
For Platform.
iree silver coinage.
INST free silver coinage.
an income tax.
inst an income tax.
the state railroad commission as
Inst the state railroad commission
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|noe ''''''...''.''''.'.'.''..'..'...'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Disprtch.
Warrington, June s.-Postoflocs es-
tablished today aiesyilie Kaufman
county. Ambrose w. Brigham. poatInna-
ter; rita. Burioson county Stephen d..
Mnrtin. postmaster; Toby AtRscuHa
county Tom j Dismuke. postmaster.
Ollie J. Grecrs WAS appointed post
Muster ut sylvan. Lamar county. vice
j. v. Beard resigned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch.
Washington. June Sill s. oben-
chain Of Dallas, who has been mn ac-
tive candidate for district attorney Of
Sorthern To1ss, reached harc this
morning Just IN time 10 read Of the
nomination OF yesterday, Ohenchain
ssh has some hope and Will 70 see the
president tomorrow,
A. ]. Mller OF Fort Worth is here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

ny Annotated Press.
brighton. Col. Juno s.-lrwenty-nva
OF the coxoyitea WHO ret sail from
Denver are missing as a result OF the
npsctting Of their boats It is thought
that about twenty arc drowned Dead
bodien can he seen on snnd bars and
lodged In tho trees. but cannot be
reeoYnred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

ny Associated preas.
Queenstown. June s.--rhs Cunarsf
steamship Luonnia which arrived today
from New York has lowered her best
record by 10 minutes. and at the same
time hns sailed sovontean miles more
thnn on tho earlier trip. Her time on
this occasion was days. u hours and
Is minutaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

by Associated Preas.
Washington, June s.--Represeniatiye
william A. Stone OF Pennsylvania to-
day submitted a minority report on
the recent investigation by sub COM
mittec Of the house Judiciary commit
tee Of the decision Of Judge Jenkinh.
The report takes strong grounds in
favor OF Judge Jenkins.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

cldOkasRw nation, hus gonc 10 rifho-
minyc 10 call special session OF tho
legislature to take action on the last
proposition OF the Dawes commission
to the Choc,awa and chickasaws
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
rhe nran,h sunerer..


sreoIDI I7IHFNEIH
San Antonio. Tex. June s.--ssven
handred dollars In cash and large
anount OF food supplies raised by the
ladies Of this city, wis today sent 70
the lower Rio Grun6e border for dis-
tributlon among the drouth sufferers IN
that seeion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Escciient Conduct &c the Troops itc-
suus In Hcttcr Feeling.

ny Associated Press
Cripple Creek. Colo, June s,--rhe OK
collent conduct OF state troops acting
unon the polite order OF General
brooks. has greatly tempered tho In
tense luminosity which the deputies ana
the stnkerc have felt towards each
other and the chances for n conflict arc
now more remote than nj any time since
the two forcop faced each other. The
militia from It's position between tho
two armies has moved so aa to prevent
either side making an attack and they
have executed their orders In such a
polite manner that they have won the
regard OF both.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Special Dispatch.
sherman, Tex. June s.--Judge Bryant
received q telegram here tonlEht from
Paris. saying one Of the LionFview
miles vest Of Ardmore. The robber Is
s,.pposed TO be Bil Dalton
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
DRoKnN our AGAIN.
'asis with the Rock Island Mt
Pond Creek.

Associated Press.
Louis. Mo-. June s.--A special to
Aepublic from Ell Reno says; The
soie between the Rock Island rail-
Z otnoials and citizens OF Pond Greek
r. to have broken cut afresh. The
'srnor and United States Marshal
! uroceeded to the scene 70 preserve
70 and TODAY sent to this city for
ehiet deputy here and a posse 10
~ there at once to assist IN pre-
ing order, A large posse of armed
~ left for the scene tonight as
'9us trouble is feared.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
Mr.. cleveland a, Bn.-ars mar.

by AH9oolhted PreFB.
Duszard's Bay. Macs. June s--com-
modorc Benedicrs steam yacht Oneida,
with Mrs. Cleveland. Ruth. Esther and
the nuno and Mr.. aud Mrs Benedict
and Miss benedict aboard. has arrived
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

lssoclated Press.
'.shlngton, June S,-For Eastern
fair; east to south
winds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

Loss Hart was less than thirty yards
from the house. and called on him
10 halt. For reply, he half turned
around and tried TO take aim while
running. and just then the ~ winehes-
ter OF the oaicer spoke, Two jumps in
the air were the only motions made
after this by the fleeing man.
HIS pistol fell from his hand and
with a groan he sank down. Mt Hart
ran up to him and asked what he wss
doing there. but he was too near de@d
to reply. and expired without a Tord'
The house was searched and over $500
letters, besides numerous rolls Of crisp
bank bills. we're found. the address
proyed him to be BIZ Dalton and
the money proved him to have been
the leader Of the LonEview bank rob
bsrv The remains were brought to
mis- city. when his wife was told
mat Bin patton was dead she became
bys,erieaI and almost suecumbed to
the shock
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
/ Chamois Gloves.
SssVAI!.'' II III ],
, III ! J CO.
DO qnH People sTANDr

oten their principles and pur-
heir platforms and their candi-
are sidetracked by the manipu-
u schemerv In conventions. As
(. may be able 70 do so. in the
1, time left for that stupendous
|The Gazette intends to ASCERTAIN
III people Of 1exas stand on live
n issues and In reference to the
r,,es for Office. We Will not rely
orators and oracies for that in
Hon. but will 70 dir q" TO the
|want to know how ~ ooMs
most important NtRGsl;. ms
since its admissf~ res d. I
4 lust ahead. mn
IN Texas the worldwide baIS
money standards is on, and
L OF national reputation are
|dng forces for the contest.
lssue Is closely Joined. and this
|lrn will determine whether Tex
Imocracy viii support Lombard
Kan streets doctrines OF finance
|qlher Il will adhere to its ancient
on 4 bimetallc standard.
Earnestly request that every read
The Gazette whether regular
Eiber or not. viii I'LL out the ballot
and return to US. The results
I ballot viii be announced from
4 day in the Daily and Semi
b. Gazette.
|fess Vote Editor Gazette, Fort
b Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
BILL DALTON DEAD
The Notorious Desperate
Meets His Doom.a
VENGEANCE IS melted OUT
was One of the Longview
Bank Robbers.
i;'ancs We Identification of the Dead
'ory AIT, and some of the hanks
FUNDS Rccoyered-<iiicd by a
Deputy Near Ardmore.


'ffNAhA l'iHLehNNi.
Ardmore, 1. T.. June s,-stretched
out on Pine board in the rooms OF
Undertaken Appolis on caddo street in
this city Bill Dalton, the noted despcra.
do. bank robber and murderer lies stif
and cold, victim to the unerring aim
of c. Loss Hart deputy marshal
attached to the force of Capt. stowe
of this city. A "A winchester hole
at the pants band on the right side Of
the spinal column, near the hip. shows
where the little messenger of Justice
entered, and that small piece of lead
has rid the country of the worst out
law who ever stole a horse or shot
man in the Southwest.
The Identification is complete. His
widow is here under arrest, and for
her attorneys your correspondent has
sent two kilograms signing her name.
Mrs. Jennie Dalton" The first went
to C. H. Bliyens, 1907 van Ness avenue,
San Francisco. and read: my nus
band, Bill Dalton. lies here dead. Come
at once. I want his remains sent
home" and the other was addressed to
Mrs. A. l.. Dalton. Kingiisher o r.,
ind reads: "Bm Dalton lies here dead.
Come at once If you wish to see him.
Jennie Dalton"
How lie was TrapcG.
Yesterday afternoon a dissolute char
ncter named Wallace, accompanied by
two women, came to Ardmore and af-
ter purchasing over 5000 worth of goods
and paying cash therefor. the man
went to the express office and called
for a package, which was given him.
He was arrested on suspicion, the
package broken into and found TO
contain several gallons OF whisky.
From these parties it was learned
the whisky was for other people said
70 be living near Elk, and from incau-
tious remarks by the women the OH
GERS concluded 1t belonged to the Dal-
tons or Longview bank robbers. who
were known to be in the neighborhood
OF Elk, a small town twenty-five miles
northwest of here. The man was lock-
! "A -, opd "a noeSa az limited States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09

u NTITTIHTFTT T7TET77
New York. June s.-Arraved: Faerat
Bismarck. from Hamburg
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-09
hiidivag P.aAaoce Repeated

In the splendid pictures Of Its most
custons character. ruhiished In the
Portrait rypenH circutntcd by the
casette.
CLIP tho cearon FROM the sunday
ca1ette and act IL. only one Coupon
and no cents repaired.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1894-02-23
Public Sale.
Onida, S. D..

l will sell all OF my personal proper
ty, consisting Of:
40 head of young cattle-23 steers
from l to 3 years old, and II cows and
helters--6 fresh COWS; 10 head of
mares from l to 9 years old and a
quantity of household goods, at my
residence on E / of Sec. 25, l14-75-
Buffalo township 8 miles north east
of Harold, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1894,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms:-Sums under $40 cash; on
sums of $40 and over a credit OF 9
months will be given. 1Oper cent. dis
count for cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for Free Lunch.
WIN. H. THOMSON.