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= Small Doctor Bin.

Fifty cents is Il small doctor bill, but
that is all it will cost you to cure any or
binary case Of rheumatism if ron use
Chamhcrlan's Pain Balm. Try it and
YOU will be surprised at tic prompt rcliof
il affords The first application will
quiet the pain ~ cent bottles for sale
by j " Kelly, Druggist.
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oISChOll."

What the next week will bring forth
for Big Stone Gap-Prospcrity al
assured fact once more.
GET READY FOR BUSINESS
Peter Kidd, of the lntcrmont Bar, is
not loosing any time, but is receiving
the choicest Brands Of
WINES,
LIQUORS,
BRANDIES, ETC
by every freight and Express. He
came here to stay and means business
Same motto stills goes,
BUYS FOR CASH AND
SELLS FOR CASH
Quick sales and small profits. &c
and see for yourself; commencing
Monday morninS--thc largest schoon.
ers of beer ever put over a Bar in
Southwest Virginia at 5ctS.
PETER KIDD,
Intcrmont Rar.
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r.yeuprp to get yonr Wall Paper
:, hcIiy II Evans.
y y lIArnt, returned from a
,..' " tIip to Tennessee yesterday
u srwrll, leading attor-
~ .lone>viIlc, Va, was in town
Yesterday.
..iaval..c dance was given at
y .once d Mis-. j. I. BulIat
rr..ag night last
r y BlcKlry. the groccrymen'
lind a large and handsome avn
|; ~. ,at up in front other store
know tha5 while the Appal"ch-
.,. !. standing Idle that seven
dollar pay roll per day Is cut on
u ne furnace stands idle it is I"
~ o4es $4,000 per month to the
8 R...poad Company i" the way
q ,t-
y HmnF T. irEaoSo OH, - u II;
g. 81 the SEX list TINS week ~.
friends hope to see h''n out
s aou
pI,ck Mountain
81 Fa.>'' ,., oI nnrsc contain
.ac money, winch the owner Il.
sn t ,g calling on ): l. " one
eas fer This notice.
- chronicle the
~ " e Harrington,
,.,utncd to her room
, aa.s. bat is now reported
aaca
~. r,r,.. and daughter,
...o,.,paI,icd l., Miss
.a.. alI If St Paul, Va,
..,,ra FRIDAY. which means
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

For putting a horse in a fine healthy con-
dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over worked horse. rs
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
Call at J. ". Kclly's drug store, Ayers
block, Big Stonc Gap, Va.
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Tuesday, May %, 1893,

~ R.-lf for amy rras"n- this sale ,n""id N" b.
held on thr ,inv herein above advertised il will h
except for now Unforeseen contingencies. it vii b"
held at the place and time OF day and ~" terms above
Indicated, and on
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.'ltndy MANUEL Of Useful Infor.
mat ION.

maj tNt.
p has inst been published in
a most valuable book with
egc tide, compiled by Prof.
/ Gaiao, OF Lancaster Uni
Il, 200 pages are tull of
lal its maae implics-u>cful
f.uai-and Nc fully advise all
.cDs Ia send Ior 4 copy of it.
'ap'alum OF things worth
I things ,jiliicult 10 remember,
4 .t, 81 r".mcncc OF great value
3 g. taa' it has never be.
\ o'f fortune to possess
3 a.ag' shape. Oar wonder
@nae published at So low
ASKED ioi it. It is hand
& a. in flexible cloth covers
y e.eat TO any address, post
81 r'giet 81 - cents in post
by Me publishers.
" QlLyir d Co.,
20 a IS Franklin St.,
Chicago, III.
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LIQUORS.

Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes
GRADUATED Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
Is cents per box. For sale by druggists.
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Land Sale.

The undersigned special commits sinner pursuant to
decree Of Wise County Circuit Court, rendered on
the 18th day Of April. 1893 in the chancrry CAUSE OF
II. G. Srmp against j. Il. +. NILS 81 al. and the
Cross--ciun OF J. Il. +. Mills against Conway Sand,
ct H.. will expose for sale. in front II HE lntcrmont
Hotel, in the town IT Big Stone Cup. Virginia, thu
Sth day OF July, 1904, between the hours NJ II II.
and p. M. at public auction 10 the highest bidder
OH the following terms. I" wit: All costs 81 sal" and
suit am! third of III" halan'- "f the purchase
price cash in hand and the rc>llc al said purchase
price In equal in.tancntS. oh Il credit Of one and
two wears from day nl Snlr. the property mentioned
aud described IN the aforesaid causes, being un
divided fourth interest In certain tract 81 land con-
tanning - acrcs-situaI"d within the corprracd linn
its Of the town Of East Big STONE Gap. Va. being the
fourth intcre,, which said j. y. +. Mills heretofore
conveyed to said Conway Sands IT NJ. The purchaser
will bc required to execute with good personal sccmri-
his notes for the deferred payments. saMay; Is
1893.
IT.. \. W. SKErX,
Special Commissioner
VIRGINIA: In The Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court OF the County of Wise.
II. G.. Slcnlp, Plaintiff,
Against In Chanccry.
T. Il. +. Mills 1T al. Dct't.
|. Jonathan T.. Lips, Clerk of the said Court, do
certify TINT the bond required NJ the Special Commits
,onrr by the decree rendered in said cause Oh the is
day ~ April, lSa3, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk II the said court,
TIL. ::ird day "f May 1904.
26-lt Tcstc,-I. T. LIFTS, Clerk.
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/ Correction,

7 u learn that a local in IL
.aea. Tine Posi-, announcing
i'll7' SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
rms doi been "cllriatcncd, .
&aN present and performs
la'li' has been understood
SmiH that not only was
. 'aine., which, doubtless
gi'''f meant To state, but
|, f8i @Dral3cd at that.
la'or, while i, is true
W." >i"nkle for baptism
atii1e babics-l know
i1.'''--Mal are also much
! 70 give names at the
I tint Il has conc about
! "'e i2' Unabridged Die
!, .'se BUSINESS it is mainly
/ g use d language, not TO
4 The nghtncS, Of custo,r 8
8 vie usage, gives as one
''i'is' Of the word chris
i 'e a name and apply
u. religious GER
4 the name Of. and ac.
8 '''e prrccpt Of Christ; to
" 'bc c-riSience Of the
'N / eeel, ia conform.
~ Only, and to teach
w. sf'oTe that anyone,
''a,ai' .h"nll have sup
o''l"nt tie influence Of
70 4 practice 50 nn-
j NJ. McMAyAwAy.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Bro Sroxx Gar, VA, CARD No. 20, DEckA-
II, 1892.
Trains East.
No. ? leaves 9:229 Il. m; arrives ut bris-
toll 1895 D. m. No. 4 leaves i2:3O p. M;
arrives a! Bristol =. M.
Trains West.
No. - leaves s:l5 u. M; No. 3 leaves
Connections.
Nos. . and I connect with the ~. W..
and f. r. V. s. g., at Bristol. No.
connects with fhc l.. e. ~, Mt Double
Tunnel. Eastern standard time.
L. A. PRIcmARp, Agent.
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r.,.eunrn to get yo"r Wall Paper
:, Kelly i Evans.
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" I. IIN.aIs returned from rom a
" .... tIip to Tennessee yesterday
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05
RAPID TRAN SIT.

Alonyo X. Florida. Well-Known st.
Louis Real Estate Spectator. secures
Quick Dispatch to the uneApicred Be-
yond by the Prussir Acid Route-Only
Twenty SECONDS En- Route
ST. Louis. April 2..-Alonzo n. Flor
ida. the real estate dealer. committed
suicide at 49, o'clock yesterday after
noon in his Office in room No. 62f in the
sixth story of the Wa awright building
at Seventh and Chestnut streets. Sew
cral persons Were present when he took
the fatal dose. but the first intimation
they had that he had done so was
his own announcement of the fact.
Ills calm face and easy manner belied
the ominous inca aiming Of the word. For
a moment the gentlemen present stared
at him in amazement Then as they
saw change passing over his face
Charles Wonderly. who was present.
gasped. My God. will get doctor"
and rushed for the door. but Florida,
who even a. he stood there was dying,
grasped him by the arm and in i'm
ploring tones said:
mo: don't get doctor. Good-by."
They were his last words. for while
his lips were yet uttering them his face
became rigid and ashen pale. He threw
up his hands and fell. lie gasped once
or twice. but in less than twenty Sec
onds he was dead. lIydrocyanic acid.
more commonly known a. prussic acid,
had done the deadly work
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Distinguished Visitors from Abroad.
GAIExA. H., April 2---Almost in
sight of the modest two-story brick
structure that was once the home Of L.
;. Grant in the DAYS before the war,
little more than stones throw from
the building upon which his fathers
name appeared in big black letters,
and i'm the sheds If which the general
and idcnt-that-was-to-bc labored
from daylight to dusk day in and day
out for stipend Of $40 week. the cit
liens of his adopted city. reinforced by
delegations from other points in Hi
nois and the adjacent state Of Iowa. as
scmhled Yesterday afternoon to cele-
brate the seventy first anniversary Ut
the birth Of the hero Of Appclnattox.
Many Of the business houses were gayly
decorated. and the Stars and Stripes
iloatcd at the head Of hundreds Of
poles.
\ special train from Chicago arrived
Mt . o'clock The party was composed
OF special guests Of Mr.. II. H. kohlsatt,
and consisted Of Gov. William Mckin-
ley. .Ir.. of Ohio: Stnyvesant Fish. pres
ident of the Illinois Central: Mr.. ard
Mrs William Penn Nixon. Mr.. and
Mrs. William kohlsatt. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. kohlsatt. MIR. and Mrs +. W..
kohlsatt. Mr. and Mrs. 4. l.. Talcott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Rice. Mr.. and Mrs.
\. L. Sucsnan. Eugene Field and VIII
liam Peck. of Illinois. and Nyron Her
rick. Of Toledo. The visitors Were as
signed 10 carriages in waiting and the
procession at once mcv.d.
The L. ;. Grant drum corps. organ
lied under the patronage of its nance
safe over three decades ago. and with
which several of the original members
are still identified. was given the honor
Of right Of line. Then followed Co l..
Third regiment l. y. g.: Galena diyi-
sion uniformed rank Knights of
pythias; the distinguished visitors in
carriages; the Galcna fire department
in six divisions; three local lodges Of
Odi Fellows: the Rawlin~ garrison Of
knights Of the Globe; the Rosewood
camp of Modern Woodmen and the
local posts of the Grand Army.
To the music of half dozen brass
hands the procession paraced the east
and west sides of the city. dishanding
at the Turner hall. which was packed
with the crowd gathered TO witness
the ceremonies After prayer and
some patriotic music the orator of the
day. Gov. Mckinley. was presented.
lie was warmly received the applause
lasting several minutes.
The celebration closed with Il reccp-
ton last night to Gov Mckinley and
Mr.. III. ii. kohlsatt.
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THE FATE OF THE NARONlC.
the Lost Vessel. In the shape Of ~ Letter
to His Brother. John Lucock. at Pitts
burgh. Pa.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. April 2s.--John
I.ucock. an electrical engineer in the
employ of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co in Pittsburgh il in receipt Of
a letter from his brother Thomas. a
resident Of Chicago. inclosing a letter
from their brother. Robert Lucock. sec
ond engineer Of the steamer Naronis.
In an interview yesterday. Mr. Luz
cock said: Just after the vessel ar
rived at Liverpool on its last trip Rob
ert wrote letter To my brother Tom,
who is located in Chicago. stating that
the boilers on the ship were in very
bad shape. and that they had hard
time in going over from New York to
Liverpool. The writer said that unless
repairs were made while the vessel was
lying at Liverpool the return trip
would probably prove to he a
very dangerous one. This is, in
a general way. the contents Of
the letter as my brother Tom sent
it to me. OF course ] have not the
rcmotest idea what caused the vessel
70 sink. but from the tone Of the letter
had an idea that probably the boilers
blew up. MY brother was very con-
scrvative man and would not write any
thing about the condition Of the boilers
that would not be accurate and reli-
able"
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE subcommittee of the German
reichstag, appointed to examine tho
documents submitted by the jew
batter. Ahlwardt, in support Of the
charge of corruption made against
present and cx-members of the govern
mcnt. submitted its report on the 2sth.
The committee finds that there is moth
ing in the documents TO prove the grave
charges made by Ahlwardt.
AMONG the passengers on the Fuerst
bismarck. which arrived at New York
from Hamburg on the 2sth.were: James
Gordon. of the London Morning Post;
j. X. Cowen. of the Yorkshire Herald:
Norman Smith, of the National Press
agency. and w. Hitler. of the Marine
Engineer. They are en- route To the
Worlds fair.
A LARGE portion Of the town Of
kreutzberg. a place Of about | 800 n
habitants. near Dcutschbrod. Bohemia.
was destroyed by fire. on the 2sth. the
flames sweeping away 100 houses. Six
persons persisted i'm the flames. many
others were injured and about 500 lost
their homes
The government Of Victoria has an
nounccd its decision to amalgamatc all
savings banks now conducted indepcn-
IDENTIFY Of the government with the post
Office savings banks, the government OF
the colony to have full control and to
guarantee deposits.
As A result of continued i'll luck. the
Ann Arbor railroad went into the
hands of a receiver. on the 2sth. on an
order made by Judge Kicks. The bill
of complaint was filed by the Craig
Ship Building Co.
THE business failures during the
seven days ended on the 2sth number.
for the United States. PIG: Canada. %;
total. 23s. as compared with POS the
previous week. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures were I'll.
"A WORLDS congress Of bankers and
financiers is to lie held in Chicago dur
ing the week Of June 10 to 25. 1898. Mr..
Lyman j. Gage. president of the Ma
tional Bank Of Chicago. will preside.
ORDERS have been received at Bessc-
rncr. Mich. TO shut down the Colby
mine. one Of the largest in the Gogcbic
region. No reason is given for the ac-
tion. One thousand men will be thrown
out Of work.
TIN total number Of persons who met
death in the late storm in oklahoma
territory reaches ninety. and the in
jured number about $50. ten Of them
fatally.
TnE remains of Gen. Edward ID.
Bealc. who died in Washington. were
cremated nj the Loudon Park crrma-
! tory in Baltimore, Md. on the 2sth.
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ON THE WAR PATH.



DENVER. Col. April 20. The long
threatened war Of the Navajo Indians
against the settlers Of the country IN
the vicinity of their lands has come AZ
last. and with il the death Of eight set
tiers. Such was the startling news re-
ccived yesterday morning by Adjr-
Gen. Kennedy. At 9:45 O'Clock the al
tant-general receiveda telegram from
Lieut.. Plummcr. Indian agent ~ ne
Navajos. in which he stated that tle
white men had been murdered by tne
Indians who are now at war with INC
settlers. lie stated that the situation
was very critical one, and asked thas
troops I've called out 20 prevent further
bloodshcd. The telegram was addressed
to Gov. Waite. but he is out OF the cl'y'
and the matter was referred by the aa
iutant general Lieut. Plummer sta'eu
that the people below Durango are !"
a wild state Of excitement. and grave
fears are entertained lest the Indians
continue their warfare along mp Wy
valley. In his message the lien'ell'n'
states that two battles haze pc.n
fought already. The first wa '
Thursday when five men were kll's1.
all settlers. while at another cnco"'i''i
three more whites lost their lives any
further bloodshed is anticipated
The adiutant general forwarded n.
information To the war dcpartmeh, :.
Washington. and it is not unlikely ..~,s
orders will he issued from that ~'"'.s
for the removal Of the troops now qua,
tered Mt Fort Logan. They can y.
outside the state. and would hc 81 lil''e
avail in coniicct with the in'''a"-
than state troops. H.,
Adit. ten. Kennedy was nciin," I,
regard the situation with good u,n
of concern. although expressing the =
lief that the trouble would not rNl'n-
very far north. lie did no, Nn "s.,
whether or not Gov. Waite would o'us,
the national guard TO the from -
thought he would do 50.
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To Promote Religions Education and
Bible study.

WASHINGTON. April 2s. The Ameri-
can Society of Religious Education, or
ganized in indianapolis some years
ago has been rcorganzed and its head
quarters removed to Washington. with
j. T.. Gilbert. DID. secretary. The oh
ject is TO promote religious education
by improved methods Of studying and
teaching Bible truth in churches.
schools and families. To carry out
this work. Institutes converts. etc,
will be started in various parts Of the
country and Mt the Offices in this city
religious statistics will be collected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

AT a meeting OF all the commissioned
officers Of the Delaware National guard,
held in Wilmington, on the 23d. Adjt.-
Gen. Hart was requested TO ask inc
general assembly 20 dissolve the Della
ware National guard. This course was
taken 10y the militiamcn owing 10 the
fact that the Legislature had failed TO
allow the soldiers the usual annual APP
preparation. Delaware will hereafter
have no state soldiery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

ON the Esd Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmage
celebrated the twenty-fourth annivcr-
sary of his passionate Of the brooklyn
tabernacle. In the morning be preached
a social sermon which was largely rem
iniscent Of his work in the City Of
Churches, taking for his text the words:
"And around about throne We're four
and twenty seats, and upon the seats I
saw four and twenty elders"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

AcTfNG SECRETARY HAMLIS of the
treasury department said. on the 21th:
"The financial situation continues sat
isfactory. The treasury has received
and accepted several offers Of gold.
The offers were not large, but came
from several different points, showing
a general disposition to help build up
the treasury gold"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE very latest and best authenti-
Gated information ohtainable from the
tornado-devastated section of Oklahoma
territory. up 10 the 2Tth, was TO the eff
feet that over one hundred human
lives had been lost, twenty-five persons
fatally injured. and 100 others hurt
more Of less seriously.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

OK the Goth Sunday opening OF the
Worlds fair came up in the meeting Of
the national commission. A resolution
looking to that end was introduced by
Commissioner King. of Iowa, and after
much debate was referred 10 the judi
ciary committee. The members of this
committee are opposed TO Sunday
opening. and this, it is thought, ends
the matter.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE various exercises attending the
arrival Of the American and foreign
naval fleets at the port of New York,
was ushered in. on the 18th. by the un-
yelling in Battery park Of the statue of
John Ericsson. the American inventor
of Swedish birth whose genius revolu-
tionized marine architecture and mod
ern naval warfare.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE Danish steamer CORN. bringing
the Russian exhibit for the Worlds
fair in a.33s cases, arrived at Balti-
more, Md. on the cath. from Lihau. by
way Of Shields, England She left
Libau March 81. The captain of the
steamer stated that the value of his
cargo was 81, 100000.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

AT meeting, on the cath. Of the
Boston Clearing House association.
which includes all the national banks
in that city. il was voted that each
should give half its reserve gold TO the
government in exchange for legal ten
der notes. This sum. it was expected,
would amount to s. ,000. 900 or s6 900 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

OWING to the illness Of Lord James
Hammer, one of the British members 81
the Behring sea tribunal OF arbitration
the tribunal, on the a5th, adjourned for
one week.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE National Editorial association,
comprising delegates from every state
editorial association in the Union, VIII
hold its annual convention in Chicago
Nav 10 TO 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE suspension of the London char
tered bank of Australia. with paid-rp
capital of 81 900 600 and reserve fund
Of e320. 000. was announced on the 25th.
In addition to the London Office il has
many branches in Victoria, New South
Wales. and Queensland.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE president. on the Goth appointed
Henry +. Dimmocl. of New York, Don
NJ Dickinson of Michigan; J. W. Doan,
uf Illinois; Fitzhugh Lee. Of Virginia.
and Joseph W. Paddock, of Nebraska,
10 be government directors of the Union
Pacific Railway Go.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE Ohio legislature. on the 23th'
passed the bill taxing telegraph. tele-
phone and express companies. After q
bitter fight the street railways weT
omitted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE Daniel Barnes. from Philadel-
phia. out 1856 days on voyage TO San
Francisco, and which should have ar
rived months ago. had not been heard
of up to the 9th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

AHIGHLY interesting and important
international exhibition win be held in
BRUSSELS during the coming summer.
the object being to display the com
rnercial, industrial and scientific devel-
opment of Che public press from early
to modern times
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

THE fiftieth anniversary OF the intro
duction of the order Of Odd Fellows
into the United States was celebrated
in New York. on the 2dth. by parade
and an Grafton by William q. Forester.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

TIE Pacific Coast council and Trades
and Labor federation. which represent
n membership Of 10000. sent a protest
10 President Cleveland. on the 24th.
against the appointment of Q. W. Ed
wards as public printer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

on the 25th Luther +. Mckinney. OF
New Hampshire, was nominated by the
president 10 he minister 10 Colombia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

TnrHr is big stir in mining circles
in Guanajuato Mexico. over the discov-
cry of extensive and rich deposits Of
tin south OF that city. The find was
made By Frank Gordon, an American
prospector.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-05-05

o. the a5th an extensive ticket swim
die. in which scalpers in Chicago, It.
Paul. Minneapolis. Omaha, Kansas
CITY. st. Louis, Denver and New Or
leans are implicated, was unearthed at
hicarn
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THE OLD COMMANDER.

Celebration of the Ses enty-Ftrst Anntvsr-
sary Of the birth az Gen. a. :. Grant NJ
Gaisna. IN. Near the spot where. in
Anti iseilusn Days. lie lahorcd for tho
Modest stipend of Ten Dollars Week
Distinguished Visitors from Abroad.