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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

hy exporting white oak slaves FROM Sa
vania. Since tho first ot last ;5optcm
her only about Ge.0D0 have been shipped
from here The slaves made about here
arc inferior in quality to those sent from
New Orleans, less care being exercised in
iheir manufacture. Majo: Stewart says
that every man in Savannah who handled
slaves for any length OF timc lost money
on them.
The steam saw mill and driving Kiln Of
the Bewick Company. nj johnsonyille, on
the East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia
road, were burned on April -, together
with large amount Of lumber. The
property DESTROYED belonged 10 ;Stiilwe!l
&ilicn & Co.. Of this city Cor rather. per-
hars, to the South Atlantic Company.
who owned the stock O; lie Bcwick Com
pany. The loss was abo1t SIS 900, cover
Cd by insurance.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
RUSSIAN VESSEL DETAINED.
Not Allowed by Turks to Pass Through
the Dardanneiles.

CoSsrANrINorLE, May In spite OF the
recent threat of Scldyof, Tie Russian Ambas-
sador here, another Russian volunteer trans
port CARRYING men and materials for work on
the Trans Siberian Railway, has been detained
one day in The Bosphorus. The Turkish com
mandant threatened to fire if The vessel at
tempted to pass. Nelidon has sent strong
note to the Porte, in which he demands $1,000
damage, tie dismissal of the commandant and
the right of an absolutely free passage for
Russian vessels sailing under the mercantile
flag. He denies the Porte's recent assertion OF
power to take up the question. which is not Il
political but merely mercantile matter.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Financial.

New YoaX, May 1.-Thc stock market has
suffered Slight decline in consequence OF the
fact that S.; POO. 900 was shipper TO Europe
Yesterday. This continued drain Of gold is
considered due to the present silver law
which is beginning to arouse fears, and to the
war prospects in Europe. Money is easy,
however, but the best collateral is required
CAPITALISTS still hesitate to let their money 60
in any direction from which they can not recall
it on short notice.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
POKER PLAYERS PULLED.
Nashville Police Raid IL Tony Gambling
Housewife Excitement.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May The sports,
who are here by the hundreds in consequence
of the races, were given another stunning blow
tonight by the police. Johnson's elegant new
house, which was heretofore considered ire
proachable, was raided and thirty poker play
ers arrested The affair created the widest
excitement Two thousand people thronged
Cherry street in front of the Maxwell House,
and several desperate fights took place be-
tween the police and the gamblers. For hours
after the raid the crowd remained, abusing the
police in emphatic terms.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
LOOiiS LIKE: WAR.
Important Movement of French Troop
on the German Frontier.

PARIS, May THE newspapers OF this city
to-day announce that the French armies on the
German frontier arc to be exercised in night
military n:ancuyrcs of immense scale in May.
All garrisons in the military district of the de-
partmcnt Of Mcurthc and Mozellc, forming
part of the Sixth army corps, will take up war
positions along the frontier.
Troops in Mcurthc and Mozellc will be rein
forced by alarse force Of cavalry and infantry
brought togetherby extensive mobilization OF
army reserves. The troops thus placed under
arms will occupy all vital positions which they
would have to hold in actual war.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
IN ITALY,

ROME, MAY "a meeting of working
men took place in the afternoon near the
Church of San Giovanni. There were five
members of the Chamber OF Deputies
present. An Anarchist speaker violently
urged the assembled men to attack the
police.
The speakers words so excited his hear
crs Mat soon after the mob stoned the
troops which were stationed in the nci gh-
borhood. Some of the rioters hurled
stones at the troops from the windows OF
houses in the neighborhood.
The gendarmcs fired upon the rioters
and the cavalry Immediately after chars-
ed upon those who had not been put tc
flight by the gendarmes' fire. At the
same time the infantry near the scene oil
the riot we're ordered to storm the houses
from which the stone had been thrown
A terrible uproar followed.
When matters had calmcd down some
what, it was found that Signor Barzilai
Il member Of the Chamber of Deputies
Sisnor Cipriani, Il Socialist leader, ant
twenty-five others, had been wounded
during the riot. One man was killed out,
right by the gendarmes.
In addition gendarme was stabbed tt
death By the rioters. During the cavalr.
charge several troopers were endorsed
and trampled upon and kicked by thci
comrades horses. During the mornin?
everything was quiet and King Humber
drove through the quarters inhabited b,
the working classes. The King was de
sirous of being personally informed of the
feeling Of the working classes and wa
greatly satisfied with the result of hi
drive. He received i great ovation from
the people, who crowded the streets t
greet him.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
the workmcn to riot, we're arrested Thurs

;
day night.
At about 3 o'clock in the afternoon
there WAS Il disturbance in the Eiace dc Ia
Conccrdc, and the aoiicc charged the
crowd and made several arrests. Blows
were freely exchanged and. in addition 70
others. two journalists were taken in
charge. Then The demonstrators were
compcl'c,! to fall back uPol, tic Solfcrino
bridge.
At lie Nallois Ferret, su'ur!, os Paris.
band Of Anarchists. carving red flags,
appeared upon the Boulevard National.
The police pursued them and the men
took refuge in 4 cara!,ct, the entrance OF
which they barricadcd. The gcndarmes
attacked the p;acc aud shots were fired on
them by the bescged, who we're armed
with revo!ycrs Two of the gen.larmes
we're badly wounded and third had his
horse shot under him. In addition, two
police were also wounded
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Juareships for Democrats, Perhaps.

WAsnIxGroS, May THE Democrats, act
ing upon the assumption that the President,
being strong partisan, would appoint all Re-
pubicans to the new positions Of United States
Circuit Court Judges, have not brought for
ward any candidates, except that it has been
said that if any Democrats were to be appointed
Mfr. Culbcrtson, of Texas, would probably be
one of those selected. 1t is now stated that
probably three or four of the nine judges will
be Democrats, unless the President has
changed his mind recently.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Otero and Carmencita.
tFrom the Philadelphia i'rcss

The dancer Otero sailed day or two age
for France, and she took with her as her earn
ings So 600, which seemed 4 colossal sum to
her. But it is small compared with the earn,
ings of Carmencita, who since fashion smiled
upon her has been rapidly adding royalty tt
her bank account, and is now worth more than
$4,000, When she came here two years age
she did not have penny.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
9. 4. q O. Excursion Train,

The s. A. SO. R. R. will run Special
Train from Big Stone Gap to Bristol. Sunday,
May 10th, leaving Big Stone Gapat 7:30 a. M.
Returning, leave Bristol at p. M. and arriy-
ing at Big Stone Gap 6;So ?; M n; Fare 70.
$3.50. Tickets good for above dutaonly.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Fell Thirty-Six Degrees,

WILMINGTON, DBL, May 1.-The temper
a:rrc fell to IS degrees here early This
morning. and some traces Of ice were
seen. No frost was reported however,
and Strawberries and peaches have prob
ably escaped injury. \ few snow fakes
fell later.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
MILLION DOLLAR DEAL.
safe OF Knoxville suburban Prop
cry, Including a. HailrGad.

KNOXVILLE, INN, May 6.-one of the
,"'se'' real estate deals chat has ever
wv" made III this country has been con-
eliminated
me fountain City syndicate has sold its
pa"0'0A" property, amounting to over
S'J 'c@eA OF land, with the summer house
Ut '0untain Head Spring. The price paid
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
COKE STRIKERS HAPPY.
They Buy of Men Who Had Taken Their
Places.

ScorrDALE, Pa, May G.--The strikers are
celebrating tonight over the withdrawal of at
least 500 men from the various plants. They
acknowledge this was brought about by the
free disbursement Of money. Their funds
are improving, Clearfeld and others having
voted to make assessments on the coal miners
for their benefit. The operators are not idle,
however, and labor is being steadily imported
to take the places Of the deserters.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
NIr,Y Emit Iu;urNil.

NYAcx, n Y. May lee formed all
through this region this morning. II is
feared that carly fruits are injured. There
will probably be only half an average
yield Of Strawberries The flowers which
were in bloom were ruined.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
rSNepsand Indemnity.

FLoxxsck, May 7.-wllliam Jacques, an American
gentleman from Newton, Mass was OFT driving with
hi, daughter yesterday, when mob OF people pur-
sued his carrisge, attacked 1t, pe!ted Il With Stones
and severely injured his daughter, who in!erfered In
his defence
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
JACK FRoST'S BITE.
II DOCS Considerable Damage to Trui:
ard Early Vegetables.

FRANKFORT, EY.. Nay Reconnaissance
Wilson reports gardens serious', injured
last night by frost. Peaches and grapes
also damaged. Some damage TO wheat
and corn. Farmers are hunting new gar
den seed to-day. Ice was very common
in many places. Full extent Of damage
can aoi be estimated as yet, but it is SER
iOjis
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Fruit GOT Damaged.

FnANKTonr, Ky, May Light frost
throughout the country last night, with
temperature at freezing. Vegetables suf-
fcrcd some, but fiuit is too far advanced
for much damage.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

THE Southwest Virginia Baptist Institute is
to go from Glade Springs to Bristol. 1t is es-
tilrated that moncy and property amounting
to about $780, 900 were offered the committee
to induce the change. This is paving pretty
high for the prize, but Bristol thinks she must
hnrn II
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
WANT LOWER RATES.

The lumber men can never get entirely
satisfactory arrangements with railroads.
For the past four wears at least, there has
never been time when there was not
some cause for dispute between them. A
lasting one. though, seems TO be that OF
rates. They are always two low to suit
,he railroads or TOO high to please the
mmbermcn. The latter is the case at
present.
For some time lumber was in class I.
The railroads clicked" and the commits
sion changed the classitications, putting
ralcup 20 per cent The Georgia Saw
mill Association has pelioned the commits
sion to restore it to class 7, and the peti-
,iop will be considered at lis next meet
ing. The railroads will make hard hight
against the change but the lumbermen
seem to be confident that II they do not
GET what they arc after at least some con-
ccssioU Will lie made 10 them.
Two NEW COMPANIES.
Charles S. Ellis and j. r. Young, OF
Savannah: Charles B. Parker. OF Dodge
and Peter Clifton and Joseph ID. odom, OF
Tattnan county, have applied for articles
of incorporation as the la'thali Inves'-
mcnt with authority to increase it TO- $780,
Coo. The objects CT the company are to
buy lands, operate saw mills, tnrpen'ihe
stills, etc. r.
Entlcma1 and 4. II. Entleman have petit
Toned for incorporation as the Entiemau
Cnmpany. Paid in capital, $4,000; auth
o,ity TO increase TO 100000. Will han
die sell and saw lumber Of all kinds, anc
manufacture barrels, kegs and buckets.
4 DEAD BUSINESS.
The stavc business is practically deat
in this vicinity. Two years ago number
Of firms here were exporting them. Now
only J. T. Stewart Son handle them anc
they drop that part Of their business al
thc end Of this season. Major Stewar
saws that there is NO money to be made
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
IN FRANCE

PARIS, May 3.-As precauton some
300 persons, suspected of being danger
Gus characters and Of desire to incite
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

Construction and supply trains are now
running over both the l.. Il y. and the Norfolk
l. Western road to Norton. Through passcn-
Ger trains from New Orleans to Norfolk will
likely be put on by or before June |. a large
force are engaged balasting the l.. 4 ~, and
though the Norfolk 4 Western is not so far
advanced in construction the work is being
rapidly pushed.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

Gen. r. \. Ayers is to be congratulated OH
the success of his banking scheme. 1t Will
have great effect on tic business of the Gap,
by adding largely to the circulating medium.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
Ice nalf nn lnc!. vhick al ke,amaxoo.

KAlANAzoo, MlcA., May lee one halt
an inch thicH formed here last night.
Opinions differ as to The amount Of dam
age done in the fruit belt.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
4 Killing Frost

KEpfcrp. lSp., Nav IA killing frost
listed this county last night. doing great
damage to the fruit and all Kinds oi veg
etables. The wcaiheris bitter Geld to-day.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

There is considerable activity i'll building
on Imboden hill and the adjoining property of
the Improvement Company. DR.. Hoback,
Mcssrs. Shortt Estes and the Rev. Mr..
McManaway are building residences on one
block: and another gentleman who has secured
about two acres of ground very near them,
will soon commence the construction OF L
handsome residence and to improve the
grounds. The majestic shade trees and bcau-
tiful residence sites that are found all along
this range of hills will make this district very
attractive as residence property, and there
is already rapidly growing demand for the
lois
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
NO. So.

Hulli;. Jr., First Vice President; James W
! Fox, Second Vice President: W 4. McDowell,
! Sec aud Treas.
| Executive Committcc.--L. Turner Maury,
II. II. Bulilt, Henry Webb, j. +. pu'litt, Jr.,
James ". Fox
The stockholders and directors of the I'M
provement Company have concluded their
meetings. The principal question that came,
np for discussion was the bank project which
has already been elaborated in these columns.
The bondholdsrs greed to go into the arrange
mcnt and great good will result for the prosper
ity of Big Stone Gap. The following officers
were elected Tor the bank: President,
VIM McGcorge, Jr.: Secretary and Treasurer,
W. a. Mcdowell. Directors: John II. Inman,
john Z. Green, r. {. d. Thruston, 4. u.
Ayers, j. X. Taggart, II. C. Wood, Vim.
McGeorgc, Jr., W. a. Mcdowell X. 7. Irvine.
VALLEY STREET RAILWAY Co.-Dircctors:
4. \. Ayers, James W. Fox, n. c. Wood, J.
X. Taggart and II. c. Mcdowell, Jr.
r. A. AYERS, President; J. X. Taggart, Vice
President; W. c. Harrington, Sec'y and Treas.
ELECTRIC Light AND POWER COMPANY
Directors Henry Webb, James W. Fox, Il.
c. Mcdowell, Jr., j. +. Bullitt, Jr., W. c.
Harrington.
Il. Webb President; W. C. Harrington,
Sec'y and Treas.
BIG SroNE GAP WATER CoMrANy.-Dircc-
tors: Vim. McGeorge, Jr., JAS. W. Gcrow, j.
W. Fox, j. F. Bulltt, Jr., II. c. Mcdowell.
VIM. McGcorgc, President: W. a. Mcdowell,
Sccv and Treas.
The following is the list Of the officers and
Directors Of the Improvement Company
elected yesterday:
Gen. r. A. Ayers, Presidents !. T. Buiitt,
Jr, Vice President; W. G.. Harrington, Sec
and Treas.
Gen. Il. \. Ayers. John T.. Green, John {.
Haskell, II. G. Mcdowell, Sri, John {. Tag
CART. Executive Committee.
Directors of Big Stone Gap Improvement
Computation. L. \. Ayers, Big Stone Gap;
Chas T. Ballard Louisville, Ky: J. +. Bull
lit. Jr., Big Stone Gap: James W. Fox, New
York: John L. Green, Louisville, n.y.; John
G.. Haskell, Columbia, s. c.: II. c. Mcdowell,
Sr. Lexington, Ky; VIM. McGeorge, Jr.,
Philadelphia: John K. Proctor, Frankfort, n.y.;
John X. raggart, Big Stone Cap; George ;.
Scott: New York: DR.. i. Il. Whitridgc, Los
ton: II. G. Wood, Estillvillc, Va.
Gen. Il. \. Ayers is to be congratulated Oh
the success of his banking scheme. 1t WILL
have great effect on the business of the Gap,
by adding largely to the circulating medium.
The Southwest Virginia Baptist Institute is
to go from Glade Springs to Bristol. 1t is es-
timated tha. moncy and property amounting
to about $780, 900 were offered the committee
to induce the change. This is paving pretty
high for the prize, but Bristol thinks she must
have it.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

Mr. J =. Moore, TIE Passenger and Freight
Agent Of The t.. Il y. K. X. at this point, APP
pt.aicd before the Commercial Club Monday
evening and exchanged views with a number
ot leading merchants and shippers with refer
encc to The early running Of freight trains
He found all the gentlemen present very
anxious for the trains which will likely com
meucc under regular schedule Sunday. 1t
is known that Il number of shippers have been
holding back their shi rmcn> III order to get
the benefit Of the l.. & Ms. reduced rates, and
there is every likelihood that tic road will do
LARGE freight business from the start There
are quantities OF lumber ready for shipment,
ANA Increased activity i'll this Industry Will
soon be manifest Mr.. Moore said the pas
scngcr business had already exceeded his cX-
pectatons and was rapidly increasing. 1t is
likely freight cars will be run up the Gap also
within few days.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

MOUNT PARK ASSOCIATION. - Directors:
VIM P Clyde, New York; John Il. Proctor,
Frankfort, Ky; VIM. McGeorge, Jr., Philadci-
phia; II. c. Mcdowell, Sri, Lexington, Nv; DR..
R. B. Whitridge, Boston; Josiah Ryland, Rich
mond, Va; c. E. Sears, Big Stone Gap;J. F,
Bullitt, Jr., Big Stone Gap; John c. Haskell,
Columbia, S. c.; II. II. Bullitt, Big Stone Gap;
Curtis Guild, Jr., Boston; l.. Turner Aaury,
Big Stone Gap; w. c. Bullitt, Philadelphia;
R. A. Ayers, Big Stone Gap; Henry Webb, Big
Stone Gap; James W. Fox, New York.
Oficers.-L. Turner Maury, Presidents ]. F.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08
INDUSTRIAL. NOTES.

Mr. W. Il. knox, thc contractor who con-
structed the drains. finished His work in forty
five days instead Of the sixty allowed by his
contract. In constructing the open sewer
through Il large portion Of the city he has had
to 90 through many difficult places; i'll some
places the fuicksani that undcriies the
swa.ups was 50 trcachcrous that i, WAS almost
impossible to induce men 10 work i'll it; and it
was with great difficulty that they did the
work. But with the aid of stout wooden boxes
to take the place Of pipe, the work has been
completed and Mr.. Knox thinks will last for
20 years. If the city should wish to lay down
sewer pipe at amy time, the pipe can be placed
inside the boxes and will make much better
job than bv laying them on the trcachcrous
oucksand bottom. Much solid rock had to be
blasted in order to make the necessary cxca-
yaton in somc places, and in one place a ledge
of rock 20 feet long and three feet thick had to
be moved This was all done at the expense
Of the contractor. as his contrac; WAS made
~;th reference only to di,chng ground. y
cGnciomerat. mass or Vein Of loose rocH and
cob5.e stones, etc. were encountered.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

The East Big Stone Gap Company held its
meeting and elected the following Board of
Directors: J.W Yates, Flint Hill, Va; J. +.
Bulitt, Jr., W. A. Simmons and J. B. F.
Mills, Of Big Stone Gap: Hon. NJ. b. Wood,
Bristol, and Hon. H. II. Downing, Front Royal
Va
At meeting Of the Directors, J. i. F. Mill,
was elected President; r. r. Irvine, Vice
President and s. c. Berryman, Secretary.
The stockholders passed the following
resolutions
Resolved. That the East Big Store CAP
Company as testimonial Of its appreciation
of the untiring energy and efficient manage
ment of the Company's affairs during the last
wear bv its President, Hon. j. b. +. Mills
hereby gives its cordial endorsement Of all OF
his acts touching the interests of thcicompany
and this company directs its Secretary tt
spread this resolution on the minutes as q
permanent record of its appreciation of SAID
services.
Resolved. That this company and each in
dividual stakeholder now present here, full!
commend the attentive, correct and faithtu
discharge of his duties by ;. c. Bergman
Secretary of this Company, and that each IN
dvidual stakeholder tender their thank:
to said Secretary for the uniform courtesy ant
attention shown and extended to them by him
| and it is ordered that this resolution be entered
on the records Of this company.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-08

l'u'li;i, Jr., First icc-Presidcnt; James "
Fox, Second Vice President: W. a. Mcdowell,
Sec aud Treas.
Executive Committcc.-L. Turner Maury,
H. II. Bnllitt, Henry Webb, J. +. Dulitt, Jr.,
James ". Fox.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
Yloo9ang epiocmif.

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.foriaroelist. Smtrins 5 Wil i NorO
for bcr ueo gsbiteiioe @rapplaOs bleu
so Sire for oenne rGbiumme Spgoom
begrapne pna Ell Dag. 299erue funoe
life sjere Npset mob benne SDgoom.
"a min 5amilie blep ip9, benpeubte ieg
mig til @alters brothers / @alterss
burg % f%prtalte Dem Situatipnen. De
9ap mig Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. De bauos
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life / ct eneite 9ilieloc. Seq off bjen
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til mig. -2. Is. Glis, Sod, 3ppe So.
81. 5ilialss hos allie SrussiIter.
(9luq.)
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gieiirnoe.

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liibiug Soulc," par ber paa 6urrets
niugSrciie pg bilite paa Os forrige u9e.
Som iprtrinlis 9e9uer er ban goot
fjenot her i Spen; ban refer MI frr
@iSaro Oil 60, o9 bar noltpret oette3
Advertisements thermometer mcb fine
bcloige Cieblitsz 5%egniuser.
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q, 9uraas op til Siasburuugb, g. ..
meo ct CARLOAD sOoe @iuueibeit Seite,
Sr. Sobn &arlep, al 6irmaet Bar'
lep q @olben9 Of Wappile, q. 9at.,
bar / 9ecprab pper SDnoag, Der
nj a bli 8obe 9ioer oeruoe / Soft,
flyer ban, buis life alle Werfer ildar
fell, % heriOr reiite ban MI til Often
eiter en- itor 8ebolonin9 al 8urer ior
Sirmaets Notwithstanding.
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oeO Siuosipseaiplet / Snoepenpence,
SOlua, tilbrin9er nusle Gage i 9ccprab
% peromfriug.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
OUI DtNVtWV~ W.T.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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