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Lucky Numbers.

Humphreys Specifics may we'll
be called lucky numbers and lucky
indeed, are the persons who use
them. The thirty-five Specifics COW
err all diseases from infancy to age.
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Who0ping Couoh.

Humphreys Specific No. 20 may
be considered as absolutely intalli-
BILE for the cure of Whooping Cough.
1t allays the irritation, moderates
the cough and so cures the disease.
4-8-tf
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OPENING MIR. Jos. II. Hobbs, Jr..
has his opening to-day He 10 =
young man of eaergy. his lots Of
friends, and will surely meet with
suceess.
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When Baby was SICK, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children. she gave than Castoria
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The Merchants and Farmers
Bank
nartiDsbhrg, WA.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Does general banking business. in
ciudiHg loans on real estate. Interest
paid On lime deposits al the rate OF four
per +. NJ per annum-
The i;aaking Room 10 equipped with ali
the latest improvements.
Business conducted upon sonnd, conser
vaiive principles.
Sale notes furnished free.
Directors -JoHN w BIsHoP, n. Il.
RoBEKTs, ~ ID. BAKER. JOHN KENxF-
DY, y. MyERs, w. II KrIMKx. JOHN
D. Beyp J. H. GETTINGER. j. W. KFT-
TERIEG.
Papers discounted every day.
Regular meeting ~ Board on Thursday
SAVINGS DEPARTNEHT.-Wil take
IRON p cents up to s. az time and when
your deposits amounts to so Will issue
you certificate Of deposit. bearing inter-
est at the rate Of per cent. per annum
Open ON Saturday evenings from 8 10 I.
FLICK & WEsTENHAyER, ATTORNEYS.
May ~ 1se2, Il.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.

Prescriptions carefully compound
ed dav and night at A. NJ. Gi.bert's
Drug Store, Queen and Race Sis.
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Every One

has special invitation to come to
Joseph II. Hobbs opening on Satur-
day, April 9Th Next door to D.
w. RodrIcks.
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TRUNKS AND vALISES.

are in good shape. We are ready
for buyers. Do you look to your
interest 7 if SO then buy from US.
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Fresh Garden Seeds just received
at A. M. Gilbert's Drug Store.
3-11,tf.
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Happy and content is home with "The Ro-
CHESTER" lamp with the light of themorning.
Catalogues, write RochesterL snpC o., NewYork.
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The largest line of Ladies' Fine Shoes
to select from in the city. can be seen
at FRANK DOLL & Co.'s.
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Latest styles in Hats and Caps al
FRANK DOLL 81 Co. s,
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFla.

Ladies' Cloth Top Button Boots the
latest styles.
FRANK DOLL & Go.
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Children cFY for
Pitchers Castoria.

School Shoes for boys and girls, good
goods and low prices
FRANK DOLL & Co.
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TO the INTEREST OF BUYERS OF
MEMS FINE SPRING SUITS.
BOYS FINE SPRING SUITS.
cHlLDRrNs FINE SPRING SUITS.

Round cut, square cut, double
breasted, one, two, three and four
button cutaway frock, Prince Al
bsrts, and in fact all the new things
out this season. Our magnificent
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SPRING STOCK

now contains the greatest value ever
offered for your money.
Our special effort for the Spring
Season is to increase the purchasing
power Of your dollars.
Our serviceable stock is distinc-
tive in style, elegant in display, ad-
mirable in quality and sure to
please.
1t is the Safest Stock to buy from
because good value is in it.
1t is the Best Stock to buy from
because prices are informally low.
Try us, we are sure to have the
best, and sure TO give you a Great
Dollars ($l.00) worth for your
money.
Our sales have been immense Tor
the past two weeks on the
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Misses Fine Shoes in all the latest
styles OF prices to suit your pocket.
FRANK DOLL & Co.
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Mems and Boys Winter Boots at low
figures. FRANK DOLL s. Co.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
HE TALKED TOO MUCH.
How Georgia CounterfeIter Gave III.
snap Away.

How Georgia CounterfeIter Gave HI.
snap Away.
ELBEEroS. Ga, Sept 12.-The arrest
Of twenty three men, scattered through
Jackson and Ebert counties, charged
with wholesale counterfeiting of silver
dollars has stirred up the whole coun-
try. OF late money was flush about the
little town OF Clarksbug, in jackson
county a man who went 10 Dan
iclsville to trade boasted that he
had recoinage Of his own The re-
mark was made 30 significantly that
United States Deputy Marshal Elder
was sent for. and in less than twenty
four hours he had the whole plot, as
we'll As twenty-three prisoners, in his
possession. The plan adopted was to
make the dollars in large quantities,
when the counterfeitcrs would scatter
all overthe adjoining towns, purchas-
ing iive-eent articles and getting back
ninety-ive cents in gool money.
Twelve men were arrested in Daniels
vile, nine in this town and two in JEFF
ferson.
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COTTON CROP.
The September Condition Is the Worst
SSlnce 1881.

The September Condition Is the Worst
SSince 1881.
WASHINGTON. sept. 1.-THE Septcm-
her cotton report Of the department of
agriculture shows decline from the
August condition Of the crop Of full
seven points, teiny 534 this month. as
against s0I hast month. This is the
lowest September condition since 81,
which stood at 20.
The condition September, ls9a, was
76.s For the same month in the years
1891 and 1890 1t was ST. and IS re-
spectively The state averages are:
Virginia, 90, North Carolina. 20. South
Carolina o.; tirorgia. u; Florida. 81;
Alabama. -, Mississippi, IS. Louisiana,
81; Texas, GO; Arkansas. so: Tennessee,
6T. In addition TO unfayorahlc condi-
tions, among which the drought has
been prominent. the correspondents OF
the department ascribc the falling of
in the condition OF the crop TO tine raw
ages OF insect enemies Of the plant,
such as the caterpillar and the boil,
army and leaf worms
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father, Leo. xiii, and Of the American HER
nfchy IN founding IN institution Of highest
Christian learning In our national capital. and
eith confidence IN their wisdom 20 10 dirccs IL
that u shall be fully adequate to the needs
Of our age and Of our country. We cordially
pledge 10 them our active co-Opcraticn Ia max
Ing Il one Of the chief riories Of the Catholic
church and OF the American republic ap
peal 10 oil our fellow citizens OF al religious De.
nominations 70 teach the rising generation 10
love, honor and fear our common Creator and 70
nsiil into their hearts sound principles Of NOR
aliiy. without which our glorious political lib.
ertY can not continue Profoundly appfeciatng
the love for education shown BY the sovereign
poHiiI and our bishops, We repeat what has
been said IN this congress that Il ls only the
school bell and the church bell which eau pro.
long the echo Of the liberty bell
Twelfth We desire 10 encourage the catho-
nc summer school Of America, recently ostab-
lished on Lake Chlmplaln. as means Of pro.
noting education on university extension lines
and We also commend the forming Of Catholic
reading circles as an aid 10 the SUMMER
school and 90 adjunct TO higher education in
general
Ihirteenih,-we recognize IN the Catholic
Truth society Of America ono OF the results 6f
the FIRST American Catholic congress Of Balti-
more and, believing IL % be admirably adapted
70 the needs Of the times. we earnestly recon-
mend u 10 the Catholic laity a. Offering them
an excellent means OF cooperating with tho
holy church In her glorious work Of dlss0mi.
Mating Catholic truth
Fourteenth A. immoral literature Is onr oi
the chief agencies in this country and IN Europe
for the ruin Of faith and morality. We recon.
mend a union of Catholics and uon.Caiholica
for the suppression Of this evil, whoiher in tho
form Of bad bool 5 sensational newspapers OF
obscene pictorial representation.
Fhieenih-we have no sympathy with any
effort made 10 secularize the Sunday We urge
upon our fellow citizens 70 Join IN every effort
70 preserve that day as sacred In accordance
With the precopis and traditions Of the church
Sisteenth-we heartily approve Of the princi
pie Of arbitration in the settlement Of inierna.
ti0nai disputes We re oice at the happy results
that have already attended the application Of
this ancient principle Of our holy mother the
church aud We earnestly hope that Il may be
extended and that thereby the evils OF war be-
tween naiioas iaay b. gradually lessened and
nnally prernted Finally. az truo and loyal
Christians we declare our love and yencrl
tion for our glorious republic, aud We en-
phatieally deny that any antagonism can
exist between our duty 70 our church and our
duty 70 the state In the language Of the
apostolic delegate, let our Watehword BE- for
ward "ln one hand the gospel OF Christ I'd
IN the other the constitution OF the United
States" Let Us keep Ia tie path OF virtue and
religion, that the blessings Of our national
liberties born Of the stern energy and sturdy
morals OF our foreiatherh may be preserved fol
all time as a sacred heritage g.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
A Cincinnati FamIly's Narrow Escape
From Cremation.

Cincinnati Family's Narrow Escape
From Cremation.
CfScrsSATI, Sept l1.--A fire supposed
20 be Of incendiary origin, broke out in
the dwelling occupied By the family OF
Louis Wiley, corner New Richmond
pike and Tennyson street, Columbia, at
. o'clock Saturday morning, The fam
lily consisted u father, mother and
seven children
Awakened by the horrors Of partial
sufocation. and the hot touch Of
ragged tongues OF flame, they hurried
ly sought safety in fight in the red
glare, the background raging FIRE,
the penned up persons could BE- seen by
the hundreds Of excited people in the
street below
Suddenly there was a crash Of glass
and human form shot out into the air
and fell to the sidewalk Then wom-
an with an infant appeared. and with
ont moments hesitation dropped the
child into the arms Of spectator. She
followed a second later. and then came
dartiug through an adjoining window
two boys, who leaped for their lives
and landed among the Mortified spccta-
tors. burned, bruised and bloody.
suddenly there was cry and littlo
golden.haired girl Of about 10 was seen
struggling through the darting tongues
of flame A. either side was q child
which she pulled along. For moment
a cloud OF smoke enveloped her She
IS lost" someone exclaimed The next
moment she appeared among them,
slightly burnad but safe
Following close upon her heels was a
thirteen-ycar-old lad who also escaped.
All this time fremen were battling the
flames. but finding that the house OF
the rescued ones could not be saved
they turned their attention TO sur
rounding property and in an hour they
conquered the fiery element
The fatally injured are; Harry Wiley,
10, right arm broken, spine injured and
crushed internally; Henry Wiley. s.
head and left leg bruised and injured
internally
Seriously injured; LOUIS Wiley, %,
left knee bruised and face and hands
badly burned; Lotta Wiley s5. burned
about head and body, badly bruised,
and may possibly have inhaled fire; In.
FAINT Mary Wiley, IA months, head and
| body bruised
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CURRENT TOPICS


THE word brandy is from the Dutch
brand wign-bnrnt wine.
ALEXANDER Kiss is in jail in Bidde-
ford for dodging a board bill.
GEORGE CEoDDIR. eoiored. of Jeifer-
son City, Mo wears No. II boots.
THE sale OF the Bible amounts 70
about 1000 0Ol copies per annnm.
BosroN fish .r1nen have captured sea
serpent but II is only five feet long.
IRELAND has the Least proportion Of
criminals to the mil on Of population,
$50
OVER 5s per cent Of the whole num-
Der Of English criminals are unable to
read
PALMER, Mass, has a ghost that
wears whislsers and shows itself in day
time.
ITALY has the greatest proportion Of
criminals, 5,l4O, To the million Of popu-
lation
TIM Empires, Frederick owns a chain
Of thirty-two pearls that is valued at
sl75,OOO,
cu,ntYse .,d ,,r,,,.,,.,.;,,5 No., e,,,r,
?, ner ce,t ~ iii ~. or;,nin,ls ~
France
~ ia, tn. pr,,;,b n,rl;,n,o,,. ,,ss.d
an ,ct nrn;s, ;na ,.,isons,.s Il. ho;li,,,
40 d.atb
Tyo ~, i,... .,,,u,a,n - o,a
.ach ara ,s..1,,;n,. ~, !, -. - 10
worid's t,;r
oop,T, .,,..l 49,, o.,,o,.,, a,
poIo H. ,,,4 I, ~. sa..a.,s 40.
s,;ll ,r,vsling
49,, - -. ! ....
s,vaI,. nad :; ~ ~. "a, s,,,,;,, - "a
o,b.r rrrno...
w.. ! ,,,n, ;,.t., .,,u =
lards which arn ..o,,,,,.,s.J ,o,,atbo, ~.
nearly 400 bridge,
TIM tax collectors iist NJ cbicone.
Mass contains tb,. name Of Iohn Quad
deusedebetoneour,
Cnrrgrr.f VALLEY and Pleasant
Ridge arc two ndiaeent communities
in SAILING county Nj,
Ixs,xrrv in everv .o,,n,rv Is more
nrcvalent among unmarried than
AMONG married pcr,ons
oy Lower Broaav,,y in New York in
corner plnts land is worth from sis. 600
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
BANDITS CAUGHT.


The Mound Train Robbers Under Arrest
and One Has Confessed.
oswEGo, Kas Sept II The men
eho held up and robbed the Frisco
east-bound train at Mound Valley last
sunday morning ave been captured.
Their names are George and Charles
McCune, Charles Bahut and W. w.
Curry. The capture was made at Ar
kansas City, Kan. where the outlaws
had joined the multitude Of boomers
who swarmed abont that city waiting
for the opening of the Cherokee strip.
One Of the bapdits has made -eonfes-
sion and has admitted that he fired the
shot which killed Messenger Chapman.
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FoR want Of other employrEsnt, .
Colorado paper suggests that the miners
go to work and cultivate the voices Of
their burros.
WooDsMEN' at tie remOte lumber
camps in Potter county. Pennsylvania,
frequently walk twelve miles for q
drink Of whisky.
THE New Zealand house Of repre-
sentativcs has passed the electoral bill
/ comforting the franchise upon women,
including Maoris.
ANoNs the old patents OF recent in
vention is one for harness covered
with phosphorescent paint which nalxei
it luminous at night.
THE navigable river mileage Of Eu-
rope, Asia and America is IA. 7se miles.
The United States has the greatest
river mileage-4T,355
AMoNG the most beautiful flowers
brought here from Japan is the fra
grant Auratum lily. ltis easy Of culture
and free from enemies
FRIGHTENED by dog, a iaEga,s-sBf
purchased by Frank Lawrence at Glen
Hall Chester county, Pa, ran for half
an hour and dropped dead
ACCORDING to Richard Barker, the
/ Gilbert and Sullivan stage manager,
when the Lord gives man a tenor
voice he takes away his brains"
TIE cornerstone Of monument to
the memory Of Maisonneuve, first gov
ernor OF Montreal. was laid by resi-
dents Of that city ON labor day.
As indication Of how the slave trade
survives in Africa. il is stated that last
summer a caravan Of 10000 camels and
1909 slaves left Timbuctoo for Morocco.
A GERMAN town council has post
poned the erection of an electric ligh.
station for five years. 'besause inn.
provements may be made in that time y
TIM cairngorm, or smoky quartz,
takes its name from town in Scotland
near where it was first found. II is
found in great abundance in the United
States
II was one of the great Napoleon's
superstitious fancies Sat the names Of
persons and places beginning with the
letter NJ possessed an influence over his
career
QulNINE, the active principle of Peru
vian bark, was discovered in iss0 In
ISIS there were produced $4,000, 900
pounds of bark and seo. 900 pounds Of
pniniue
TnE founder Of new home for aged
and intirm colored men in New Orleans
is an old Negro named Thorine Lafon,
who has also founded an asylum for
destitute eolcrcd boys
TIN steam yacht feiseen ran ~
miles against the tide. in New York
harhor, in 1854 minutes This means
nearly 81 miles an hvnr. She is the
fastest vessel in the world.
JANIS Fox and William neclathorn
Of oil City. Pa, while herr4ing found
large deposit Of wild hdcy and a
vein OF lcad, which is supposed 10 be
the long lost lead mine Of the Seneca
Indians
Nor since 1865 has there been such
heat in the Medoc aud nordclnis dis.
tricts of Francc US lhbtc has been dur
ing the past few weelss, the result being
that the grapes have rIpened with von'
derfnl ranlditv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
BRAz.L,s REVOLT.
Tho Insurgents Arc nemmed In On All

sldea
DuESos AyREs Argentina, Sept i2 -
The latest news receiyed here from Rio
Janiero of the revolt against President
Pcixoto's government confirms the
first reports The rebcllious squadron,
which at iirs; contemplated sailing out
Of the bay and proceeding down the
coast toward santos, hoping 10 carry
on sort 81 guerilla warfare by water
along the way and eventually join with
the Rio Grande do Sal insurgents,
changed It's plans and still remains
sulking before the city.
The garrison of artillerymen in the
forts ane loyal 10 Peixoto and have
orders 20 FIRE upon the rebel ships the
moment they come within rRge. A
stronn lime of torpedoes has been laid
across this entrance. communicating
with both forts. and the guns are
loaded and ready to help these sub
marine ierrors 10 blow the insurgents
out OF the water should they attempt Ia
nut 10 sea
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
Bismarck.s Illness.

BERLIN. Sept IL A dispatch from
Kissingcn says that Ex-Chancellor Bis
marck is suffering from erysipelas Of
the stomach and herpes Ills tendency
TO gout makes his condition ON tho
whole serious. but he is in no immediate
danger, although he is very weak and
greatly emaciated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

CIEvELANp, O., sept 1.-THE Nickel
Plate route had bad wreck at Teipsic
Saturday morning, when two freight
trains collided Engineer Davidson and
Fireman unser were killed, aud three
trainmen more or less injured Nine
teen ears and tho engine Were demol-
ished, tcsides large number OF cat
tie and hogs being killed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
WITHOUT a rARAllrL.
The csininr Together Of ReprssentatI-,
NJ An the CrondH Under the sun.

The Coming Together of Representatives
~ An the Cresds Under the sun.
cmcA0o. Sept ~. = An event Of world
wide historic interest-one never be-
fore accomplished took place In
Chicago. Monday II wins the assem-
bling Of the parliament Of reli-
gions gathering Of representa-
tives Of ~ the great beliefs
Of the world The object Is 20 show
how important are those things upon
which all are agreed. and how com
para,ively unimportant are the diff
fercnees Of creed The result Of the
parliament, Il is expected, win be TO
emphasize what is fundamental; and
throw into the background those dif-
ferences which nre accidental and
superficial
ingress was impossible 10 the spacious
art palace on the lake front long be-
fore the hour appointed for the begin.
ming of the proceedings No such i'm
mense crowd had gathered before dur
Ing all the memorable series OF con
gresses since the beginning of the
Worlds fair. Aside from the size Of
] the crowd IL was even more distin.
guished by its cosmopolitanism, which
some Of the enthusiastic participants
declared had never been exceeded,
not merely since the beginning Of
the fair, but from the beginning
of the world itself Brilliant cos.
tunes Of the Orient mingled in
picturesque array with the apparel be-
tokening the prominence Of the wear
err N the high religious councils Of
i Europe aud America and In the almost
bewildering throng II was almost Inn
possihle 10 particularize individuals
Among those present were Pung
I kwang fu, confucian. secretary Of
the Chinese legation at Washington;
4 Iidarmnpala. Northern buddhist,
secretary Of the Maha- liodhi society
Of India; NirckAnd T. Fandhi,
secretary Of the Jain association
Of India; Dr. Ernest faber. Chris
tian missionary TO China; George T.
candlin. Christian missionary direct
from Tientsin. China: Yz1o Noiunra.
Japanese buddhist, Toxic; Prof Minas
! tsheraz Armenian church. lloriu Told
rkn soyen Zitsuayan A.hltzu. Ki.
Machidn and Gnogulehi. Buddhist
rI|Ssts from Japan: Swami viyekan.
akda secretary of the orthoaox Brah.
minicai society OF India ganepdrA
I Nath ChaLravstti theo.nnhi,t from
I India, and many others. Including no
tables Of the Roman catholic ana jew.
ish conRresse, who were stilll the CITY
4 just a. the new Liherty hell AZ the
Worlds fair WIS toillng hush sell ON
the great audience. and his eminence,
Cardinal Jnmes t;ibhon. in clear voice
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

RAvENSA, o Sept. III. c, Punches,
temporary night operator ;,t the Eric
station. was knocked down with a
coupling-pin early Saturday morning.
dragged into tho Office and chloro-
formed by two unknown rufiians. The
opportune arrival Of freight train
frightened the villains away before
they got anything but the keys TO the
office safe, bacgage-room and ticket
cases Punches Is from Alliance
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

SPRiNoFELD, O., sept. II. Mrs Jacob
W. Steinhauer, OF Cedar street. was
probably fatally injured sunday even.
ing by falling from the Plumb street
abutment Both arms were broken,
her face gashcd terribly, and she re.
ceivcd internal injuries
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

WASHINGTON. Sept is-The senate
committee on public lands had a spirit
cd discussion Monday Of the bill intro
duccd providing for the repayment Of
fees. purchase money and commissions
paid on void entries OF public lands
The intention Of the bill is to refund
half the money 10 settlers who paid
$3.50 per acre on alternate sections of
the public lands within railroad grants
The committee divided upon the bill ON
political lines, the republicans advocnt-
Ing. the democrats opposing H. Esti-
mates of the amount involved, as made
by senators, ranged all the way from
$3.50. 600 10 Sl, $50. 600.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
1ssue Of stananrd silrer nnll.r.

WAsnINGToS. Sept. II The Issue Of
standard silver dollars from the mints
and treasury Offices for the week ended
september Q. 1891, was s425. 500; for the
corresponding period for 1892. 1858. POS.
The shipment of fractional silver coins
from September to Q. 1898, aggregated
S24.. .6i5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15

CALCUTTA, sept IA dispatch from
Simla says that Col Gate has arrived
thee and announces that he has mnde
satisfactory arrangements With The
Russian commission regarding the
boundary between Russia and Afghan
istan in the khusk river
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
Frank pnla for chinf.Iu.,ios.

WASHINGTON, sept ~ The senate
committee ON the Judiciary, at its
meeting Monday, agreed to make a
favorable report upon tho nomination
OF Frank Dale, Of Oklahoma, TO Ia
ehief-iustics Of that territory
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-15
R.sirna,inns ca,l.a For

WASHINGTON, sept IL The secre-
tary of the treasury has asked for the
resignation. Of Philip NJ lIildebraid.
surveyor Of customs at indianapolis,
and Michael 4 smith, assayer OF the
mint at Denver Col.