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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
First Publication April |, IS03.
l.. :. LAND OFFICE. MARQUETTE, MICH.
March d. lsE,

US. LAND OFFICE, MAnQuErrE. Men.
March y, l>r;.
Complaint having been entered ut this
office by William II. Price against Martin
Casey Tor abandoning his Homestead entry
n14 OF II eA, swA ofn "a and : eA of II Wa
section 10. township 80 II range % W. In Bar
cancellation of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear 1T the Office Of
County Clerk OF Baragil county ut L'Anse.
o'clock Il. M. to respond and furnish tcsti-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
such testimony TO he returned to this office
which time and place Is appointed for final
hearing In said case
GEO. \. ROYCE. Register.
o TllOS. ID. MEADS. Receiver.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
First Publication April Is, 1898.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At MARQUETTE, Mich.
April -. lS93.

LAND UFFICE At NAKIII VI u, NiICIIs
April -. lS93.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his nten-
tiOn to make final proof In support Of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Judge OF the Probate Court Of
IIOughton Co., ut IloughtOn. Mich. on May
%. ISr,. viz: Martin Anderson, lid. applica-
ti0n No. 6iii, for the ca see. % tp 80 II "a
".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultIva-
iion Of said land, VIZ: John Harry, Of Baraga
OF iiouglton Co, Mich. and Charles Ham
sou, of Baraga Mich.
II GEO. a. ROYCE Register
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
First Publication. 20, 1898.
FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE Al MARQUETTE MICH.

LAND OFFICE At MARQUETTE MICH.
April %, 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof IN support of his claim.
aud that said proof Will be made before the
Register and Receiver ut Marquette Mich.
on June g. lsri, viz: Henry G.. Russell lid
application No. 7o1. for the VII sec. b tip Is
n r.jW.
his continuous residence upon and cnltiva-
tion Of said land. viz: Neil L.. Patterson.
Alexander Patterson. Jay ID, +. Pierson, and
Ducan McAlpinall OF kitchi Mich.
II GEO. 4. ROYCE. Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
JOHN O'CoNNoR. G elk.
Common Council.

At m adjomned meeting OF the com
mon council of the village of L'Anse,
held April ~, 1893, there were present
Edwin L. Mason, president, j. B.
Smith, ). Kinney, j. Q. McKernan,
Jno. Campbe |, Geo. Trudeau and J.
G. Turner, trustees, and L. J. Shepard
clerk.
The minutes OF the meetings held
April 10th and April Goth, instant were
read and separately acted upon and on
motion approved.
On motion the following liquor
dealers bonds were presented and on
motion approved; Henry Croker,
principal, with John M. Credon and p.
G. Murphy, sureties: August Menge
principal. G. p. Blankenhorn and II. J.
Seifert, snreties; Mahlon Mauger,
principal. J. b. Bclanger and Joseph
Contin, sureties; Ii. j. Seifert, principal
August Menge and Frank Sengebusch,
sureties; Anselme Boivin, principal, S.
Kinney and Octave Secotte, sureties !;
VIM. j. Bower, principal, q. P. Blank
enhorn and Philip Voetsch, sureties !:
George Gaumond, principal, Joseph
Gauthier and Joseph J. Gingras, sure
ties; Octave Seeotte. principal, Anselme
Doivin and NJ. Wallace, sureties !;
Matthias Hansen, principal, jas. G..
Turner and John II. Thomas. sureties I;
j. b. Belanger, PRINCIPAL, M. Mauger
and Rene Frenette, sureties.
The druggists bond of s. T. Harris
g. Go. with J. b. Smith and j. G.. Tur-
ner as sureties was on motion APP.
pro, ed.
Ga motion s. Kinney, J. Q. Mixer
nan and Geo. Trudeau were appointed
as u board of registration and election
for the ensuing special election to be
held May l. 1893.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and ordered pail:
Protection Fire Co. No. LIS 1900
John Best. 81 days labor. $50. 5.69
p. Brogan 3 days labor. ...... 5.25
ID. Connors 3 DAYS labor $3.50. 5.25
j. b. Smith team work ....... 200
p. Ruppe wo ID and mdse. ...- 21.75
+. Goodreau, labor. ..... LEO
On motion Geo. Trudeau was in.
structed to put up booths in the engine
house Tor the election May 1, 1893.
On motion adjourned.
LII. SHEPARD, clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
Saloon TO Rent.

wish TO lease my saloon Mt the
Michigan Redstone quarry after May
LIST. For terms apply at the pr misses
or address me ut Newtonville postolfice.
1871 WM. VAIL.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29
NOTICE TO Liquor Dealers.

Liquor dealers will please take
notice that no liquor Licenses will be
issued on Monday May lst., except
from l o'clock p. IN. to 2 p. m. April
10th is the proper day to apply to the
county treasurer's Office for your
license.
JossrN y. CNrnrxFY. Co. Treas
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First Publication April p, 1893.
STATE TAX LANDS.
COUNTY TREASURER OFFICE.
I'Ansc Mich. April Il. IS9j.

u Ansc MICH. Aprii u, lSSj'
Notice Il hereby given that certain lands
situated In the county OF Baraga, bid off 10
the state for taxes OF ISsJ and previous years,
and described In statements on file In this
undersigned county treasurer, ut the county
seat. on the 2snd day OF May, Is9J, ut the place
designated for the annual lax sales, IL not
previously Cancelled according to law.
SAID statements contain u full DESCRIPTION
OF each parcel OF said lands, and may be seen
on application ut the Office OF the county
treasurer.
The land struck off TO :he state for taxes OF
1870. and other years, at the tax sales in May
last, Will be offered subject to redemption
prescribed by law.
.JOsEPIi s. COURrNEY. County Treas.
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First Publication April !. Is95.
yTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LANE OrrIcE AT MAnQuErTE MIcm.

March ~, 1913.
Notice Il hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice OF her intention
10 make final proof IN support Of her claim.
and HAT said proof VIII be male before the
i.',,i.c. Mich on MAY D, ,sD3, viz: Maggie
Mcintosh. formerly Maggie MeGlllan, Hid.
application No. G203. for the ) en- OF u en- sec.
~ tp 30 n Is W.
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
lion of said land. yiz:. Thomas McGill
james Finncgan, John D.. Mnrkle ana Joiih
McInlOsL. all Of Baraga. Mich
q GEO. A. ROYCE Register.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29

Pay your water rates at once and
save additional costs.
u. j. SHEPARD. Clerk.
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o. all the supervisors present not vot'
ing therefor by yeas aud nays ss fol-
lows
Yeas, Chas. NJ. Turner aud Z. l..
Mason. Nays, George Mcdonald,
Thomas McGillsn and George IL.
Schoneweg.
The following resolution was IRE
scented by Supervisor Turner:
Resolved, that 80 much OF the pio-
ceedings OF the special meeting of the
board OF supervisors held on the second
day Of January 1893. Ms relates to the
purchase OF piece Of land for poor
farm and the issuing of county order
for the same is hereby recinded and
declared void.
Which resolution did not prevail.
A motion being made to lay the same
OH the table and was unanimously pas
sed. All the supervisors voting there
for by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas, Mcdonald, MCCLELLAN,
Schoneweg, Mason and Turner. Nays,
none
Resolved that bills presented lay TIE
village of Baraga amounting to S472 S5
incurred by contagious diseases be III
lowed, which resolution passed by MI
the supervisor present voting therefor
by yeas and nays as follows:
Yeas, MCCLELLAN, Turner. SchonMeg.
Nays. Mcdonald and Mason.
Resolved that the bills presented by
the township Of L'Anse amounting to
S217.70 incurred by contagious disc ises
be allowed which resolution passed
OF all The supervisors present
voting therefore hy yeas and nay az
folloAs:
Yea, MCCLELLAN, Turner, Mason ard
Scione veg.
Nays, None. Mr.. Mcdonald did not
7ote.
Sundrv other bills being presented
we're allowed rs follows.
Joseph Vcrctte, service on board OF
canNasscrs. -. .......................S 81
:. l.. Mason service on board OF eom'rs 3 90
has. NJ. Turner, 4" - Al
George Mcdonald service OH board Of
commissioners and milage. =. ..... 8 On
rhos II. Watson juror fees on inquest . 90
?. Barrett et0I
Elizabeth Johnson witness fees .... 30
George Barrett Juror fees on sanie..... 200
ohn Dinglc juror fees on inquest. 200
lick Anderson =" '' 1" w 200
leo. Mcdonald Juror fees OH inquest , ~
olIn Ryan Justice fees on inquest. 81
IaXcl Bauprie witness fees. .......... 80
hrs. =. Fahey ........... 80
,. Fahcy Juror fees. ................ -. -
\ntoinc Munich digging grave. 8 90
ohn Pote draying .......,.......... 800
J. II. Ormsby Justice fees. ............ II 90
Township OF L'Anse for money paid
for preventing contagious disease. al5 20
I illagc OF Biraga for same. ........... AZ -
The board tbereupon adjourned with
nut day.
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On motion Geo. Irudeau was IN
structed to put up booths in the engine
house Tor the election May 1, 1893.
On motion adjourned.
LII. SHEPARD, clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-04-29

Pudrip Il. "r-'N'e>,
Ntte 90 ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
Measuring the Grsat wall Of china.

The great wall OF China was meas
ured in many places by Engineer I'm
thank, the American VINO surveyed for
the chief Monaghan railroad. His
measurements give II an average
height OF eighteen feet, aud top
width Of fifteen feet Every few hun
dred feet the wall IS widened and sur
mounted by towers twenty-four feet
square and from twenty TO twenty-five
feet high. The foundation Of the wall
is Of solid granite, and TIE brick,
which constitute the main part Of the
structure, are still good, even though
they are supposed 70 have been made
two hundred years before Christ In
building this immense fence as bar
rier to the regular incursions Of the
Tartars, the builders did not even at
tempt To avoid mountains or ehasms "a
save expense. For eighteen hundred
miles the wall goes straight over noun.
tains and plains, hills and dales, ut
terly regardless Of natures greatest
distractions
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

THE oil deposits Of Pennsylvania
were discovered in is45 by two meS
boring for salt They struck AN oil
spring which gave forty gallons a day.
InE japanese government has plan.
ned for the construction OF fourteen
new railways AT present the always
Of that country comprise some 1900
miles
UNCLE jonN DATEMAN has b,cn re-.
moved from the post Office at West Mil.
ton, Ia lie WAS the oldest postmaster
In continuous service in the United
status and his picture ua such Is ON ex.
hihltion At the Worlds fair He was
appointed by Andrew aaclsson In iS9S
NC Dateman Is eiahty-hyo years ola.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
sEEDfIck


Seed Tick Is on a sooin, and We
nov relize that wrhavc something
more substantial than home made
iohaccer aud family iusaes. Our
pike is a good one, ard in q good
place through good eounir,
among good people Evrryhn.l,
invited to eeHIe and zee our NV
pike and ride over ii Ne ~,
really excited over il and 'rmr.
times think ita a Dire IN, i,n god
To be- true. Maybe il Amt
John Queen says he No 4 ntlt
another basket at 10 prlce nii y.
sees how the corn crnp ,urus M
an lifts not good he will buy inn
a cane mill or a sang hoe.
Jerry Lambert. l. dsday White
and Geo. II. Fannin ,nok load u
cabbage aud irish taters To Ashlan
last we * but as times ARE dull e
sell will max, krant q. the rest %
their cabbage nd keep the taiers
Wm. J. Fanui i preparing
to dig his we'll little deeper as i
is not eye., damp but dusty in th'
bottom. Pluto.
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vEssIE.

Sorghum mf king has commenced
Corn cuttil & will soon begin Lui,
corn will be J. Ii. On account OF be-
ing so dry.
". +, Riff is d vigorously low
with typhoid ,yer. Il is hoped he
may recover
Cal Atkins visiting friends IN
Greenbrier ca ". Va, aud Val
y, rhaps rcmuinlill lnll OF winter.
Tom Barrett has started a beef
wagon and supplies The people here
with fresh beef once each week.
John NJ Benlly The genial drpu.
lty clrrs al Z monls Bnn2h was
lhtrtop BUSINESS onr day this week.
Cad olir } NJ yod are always
W.T. our.
llenrS :iparks has softer" let
un on "a sin sing business for a
while lie itll out OF beech tree
and nsa,ly ,'nusIel his crlst
lie Rlil- Is the proudest man
! that exists in Lawrence Co, With
out doubt. lie passed Us on tie
pubic highway aud We had TO
climb bank 10 give him room.
just because hu has . ten pound
RON at his house.
Epll Lockwood has eontsacl Of
supplying a Cin,inoatl firm with
walnuls and to zee his hauds ois-
would suppose he was trying to
hull enough walnuts 10 supply the
world.
Geo. ilandley has completed
bis new barn aud It's a
dandy too. But We guess IT. .
mistake about George golrg 10 cell
tine stalls and paint 1t green, 1t All
be bright red.
Our Literary has suspended ioI
a few days or weeks at last and viii
coon he 'gitlen there Caro-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

A tbir;een-year old girl arIiveL
in this city Saturday evening from
Germany, have travelled The entire
distance, nearly six thousann
miles, alone. She WIS enroute to
Flemingsburp, to visit an uncle
named Gerhart She could not
speak word Of English, and car
ried caro- on which was wriIlen
in English full directions rtg'Idlnp
her identity and her destination =
Bourbon News.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
TRAIN ROBBERY.
Genesis OF tho BuA,ness OF Robbing
Railway Paseonsors


The first ttrain robbery TO attract
general attention occurred less than
twenty years ago at Gad's llill, small
station ON the Iron Mount ,ln railroad
The public mind was stunned by the
audacity Of the enterprise, and II has
not yet completely recovered from the
shock, says the ST. Louis Rcpnblic.
The murderer with mask ON his face,
who stalks through train and bullies
drawer men than he, has been from
the first invested with an heroic per
sonality that is not his due. He is.
generally speaking, coward, who
never shoots unless he has the drop
and who would not think Of rislSing
his precious carcass by pursuing the
comparatively ereditable but more
hazardous occupation of stealing
horses
because his lay was unique the train
robber was accepted from the FIRST as
king among outlaws, and though 1t
has been demonstrated again and
again that a train, with its sleepy
passengers, its unprotected express
messenger, its engineer, in whom
the instinct of self preservation
Is strong, and its conductor. who
Is more or less human, is easier
10 hold up than a hen roost
sentineled by faithful house dog, the
train robber will have imitators as
long as morbid fools read yellow
backed literature.
Every year since the Gad's Hill affair
new crop has been produced. True,
the sheriff has usually been in at the
harvest as chief reaper, occasionally
adding the duties. OF hangman to
those of gaolkeeper. The lack of ade-
quate returns, which Is peculiarly char
aeteristic Of the industry, does not de
ter the ambitions neophite, who has
intoxicated his so-called brain with
"6ixteen-String Jack"
The James Boys and ;Younger
Brothers" VINO were pioneers in the
business, are mostly dead or In the
penitentiRry; Sam Bass, their earliest
and ablest imitator, was, with his en-
tire following, wiped Oft the face of
the earth during the first year of his
career; Cove johnson and his three
lieutenants were hanged at GAINESVILLE,
Ark, on one scaifold three months
after they quit holding up pillow handles
and went in for holding trains as
means Of livelihood; Ruio burrows,
who was for time Thought 10 be in
vinciblc, drew ON his boots one morn
/ ing and died before he had a chance to
take them off. II was harmed that his
strength was in the main geographical,
lie knew the country Ills neighhors
also knew II, and when they finally
went out after the reward that had
been offered for their qnondam friend
they got 1t and hifa.
The futc of the Daltons Is too recent
to require comment Dozens Of the
smaller fry Of the profession" are in
the pcnitcntiary. Every mother's son
OF them has been or will lie the subject
OF certain booi' the title OF which Is
changed from time to time Tor obvious
reasons This book Is the genealogical
tree OF the train robber Itprepagatcs
the species
! Remedies ihnuneraole Tor the tram
robeing habit which Just now seems
TO be epdemle, have been suggested
The mo5t rational ana thoroughly
practical Is to make II u dangerous I'M
dertaking. II 1t were capital oifense
in Missouri TO attempt 10 roo tram
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
Rather Work Than Play

On Philsd-lphia's police force is
man worb $4,000, whose in
come is about $4,000 yearly out
side of his $40 a week pay. A car
driver receives 5000 from real es-
stpte inyesine lis in the Tenth
Ward. A letter carrier, appointed
by Postmaster Huidekoper and
still doing duty, is worth 10000,
and a man who serves newspapers
from door 10 door has money at
interest 80 tn amount OF $4,000
The head waiter in the Marked
street eating house is worth 10000,
and a cook in one of the cily's no.
tels owns 10000 in bank stocks
and t250O in real estate The
sexton of one Of the poorest
churches in the town has Il yearly
income Of $1,000 derived from
Government bonds Philadelphia
Press.
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Historic homes are cheap in London.
The house Of the banker and poet
Samuel Rogers was lately withdrawn
from an auction Gale because OF the
slanllness Of the bids This house,
still in a fashionable quarter, was in
Its prime the resort Of Fox, Yelling
ton, byron, Moore, Sydney Smith,
Wordsworth. Mncauloy ard host Of
other great people. Rogers occupied
Il for nearly half q century.
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500 Reward 800

The readers q TIL. paper viii le LEAF
dtul,hnllntll.aie Il Al l,nstcLe dread
cd disease that s,.iep,r has been able 10
cure ia all its stages aud thai Is Ca;airh.
Halls CaIarrh Care is the only Festive
cure now known to the meliral I, tier
nifty Caiarrh being a constitutional dis
ease, requires constitutional treatment
Halls Canrrh Cure i. taken inlernlly,
hereby di,lroyIn be founds,ion 81 he
disease, and given the patient strength
l'slomg ~ 'ito,isiiulaL nt,s-
ltlii' G,thP IL Hul. lie
ropiisttrS hay 90 umh fain ia It's
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oniaIs Address, + }. CHENEY 4
Co, Toll do, o.
sold by Drugs 75e.
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Hand

| ISome year ago We Were vary much
SUBJECT TO sever .,plls al cholera moIb..
that usually proceeds lh,I ailment sm Ia
we have found hambe Co'c
Bhylera ond Diar,hoea Remedy the yer
thinS TO st,tnllhiI & o,e e.lia such! ase-
amp always k,ep 1t abo,,t We az :no,
writeing this ior pay testimonial but Ia
let our IsdeIs ,ior what Is good
lhi lliolt,l Lady IN the house. For
sale By A N. Hughes, Louisa, Kent'ic-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

PORTLAND Ind. Sept o The county
beard of health has passed an order re
quiring all children TO be vaecinated,
owing 10 the proximity of smallpox
Those whose parents are unwilling OF
who refuse will be deprived of educa.
tional privileges until the order is
obeyed The board also ASKS that al
persons be vaccinated who have not al
ready been.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
GEN. DE MlRleEL DEAD.
The French Army Loses Ohs Of Its Most
Brilliant Leaders.

HrIIiIant Leaders'
PARIS, Sept ls.-Gen. De Miribel,
chief of the general STAFF Of the French
army, died suddenly Monday Gen.
AIiribel was the author of the plan OF
mobilization which had been prepared
for in case of war, and he had con
tributed very largely to the plan for
an offensive war against Germany. II
is really extraordinary what luck Ger
many has in the matter of the disap-
pearance of those generals on whom
the French nation have successfully
built their hopes Chausey, Courbet
and Miribel have died in France, and
Skoboloff died in Russia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

To make butter separola from
cream, dairymtn saws he adds a
quart Of water in which teaspoon
ful Of salt has been dissolved, 10
each four quarts Of cream at GA
degtces, when the churning Is
ready to begin. He says it re-
duees the time OF ehurning from
three hours to twenty minutes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

For lame back or Tor pain in the
side or chest try salurating lieec ~
damned with Chsmbcala2a'- Pine BALM
aad binding It onto the elected parts
80 cent BOTH for .ale BY ~. NJ. Hugh
rs. Llnisa. Nv.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

NEW YORK, Sept. le.--It is reported
in Wall street that the ST. Louis cleo
trie light companies, including the
Municipal Light and Power Co, the
Missouri Illuminating Co aud the Edi-
son Electrical Co, OF 81 Louis, have
consolidated, the Edison Co to control
the anlalgamated concern.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
DI,d From Fatipr load s,ools.

loNKERs \. y, Sept. ~ Mrs. Mary
Common, AZ years Of age, died Monday
morning from eating toad stools Her
four children, who also ate Of the sup
posed mushrooms, are not out Of dan
nor
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

80 LhDbA = haga snlSNS
Guns indigestion. hii,oa-,ns-, l".lslsia. Alnia.
na, Nervousness. ai,,l 'cneni lvany fiNei
slams ircoinmrnd a. Aildsalels sell u. oienuine
Astrade max andera's rcd lines oawsappor
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You Will BE Robbed
In Chicago
During the Worlds Fair

Ledger viii receive ftrE CKErWicltk eniifling the
holder 10 ca At ON ollcc NJ any hoar day. night or
Sun,ay, mipg the World's Fair. aud he will lccale
You ~ whatever prird rooms ioa wish. We I.er
onaliy inve'Ilgnie hoarliug honses. room- n ren
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

WASHINGTON, Sept, 0--The National
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

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