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Your fnend, LOUISA r BEvAN
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
sCARLEr FEVKR DIsARMEO OF IFS rERRoRs

SCARLET kENkk DlSARhkO OF IFS TkRROHS
This dangerous and alarming Affection which has s~ept
from the of time many. 10Th Al the innocent age
Ofnfaney and the more vigorous and mature OF
hood has al length net its bane anil antid0e rs evil
effects upon the system lad waste b he powerful
influence Of this pre- ParauOr- little gTsn chad nj.
Fever which le IN dreadful state; her body was
covered with particles Of SCARLET erupCns: IaTge lump
something like bile. and at least two inches dame
ter, made is apPeaanSe on the shoulder ach bToks
matter; and BESIDES has alasge quantity dis
CHARGED from the cans OF very offensive chaTacser-
Almost de pairing Of stopping the discharge, hey
made trAl OF SANDS SAkSA PAklLLA, which effect
tie For the benefit OF those suffering from banefsl
effects Of horrible disc Ar. Patrick wiz be plea
sed inform person as 10 the correctness Of lhis
staement they call al his residence Exeter strest
near Fawn street-talnns0re .SEa-
The following testimonial To the value Of the saapa-
riIa Is from the Rev. Luthsr Wight. ased 70 ysazs.
Consre gatsmsl Minister, residing a, wobasns
WosUaS, Mass, March AN, lS4s
MeSsrs. HANDS. Standardization what have sxpe.
Tienced AMI from information recently Ieceiy
ed from number OF persons OF high Tespects Y who
have used your SArssparla, have the sast doubt
but that most valuable medicine, and that ne uu-
certhC atss have received efficacy ar.
fay sustained BY xFkzEESck. and atho.s repsta-
ton and utility very extensive, and stand no need
Of my humble efforts mere them. want all
sfeted By disease 10 become acquainted with the
cAcN and IoNkh OF your valuable medicine.
lam gentlemen, 81 stesy very respectfully yozrs,
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Prepared and so wholesale and re ,s BY A. b. & ID.
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fsion ST.
OF ullam, New Work. Sold sso BY j. b. Wider Co.,
Louisville; &. W. Norton, Lexington. Geo. Gilman.
Pars; SeatOn & sharpe, haysge; h B. III nman. CiD-
cinnau; ID. CTaighe ad, Indiana polls Ia AMI b. dressss
Price 81 per Bottle; sIx Bottles for 81
December Is. tSiS--fv COW
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NRKDHAMs MARBLE YARD.

MAIN srREkr NkAR NINTH.
IT KEEP on hand for sale, at the lowest cash rates
Il every description OF Marble work. win suppl the
trade with Vermont Marble al 10 cents per loot aThk
Nantes from <25 to SEQ Italian furLitlTe a "a
Also the following articles wholesale and Ietas Ca
Plaster OF Paris, grouLd do. for manuTipg purp
White sand, Marble Dust for Soda Water Fire rich
| and Clay, Hydraulic Cement and common Lime. Per
wanting OF the above articles, either for City
Consumption country custom, be- supplied Or ie
from the country respectfully solicited.
DGARNEBDHAAL.
B.A large lot Of Italian Marble slabs just reeeil ed
| end for sale low. myisd3&
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z. H. STAINS. cHAUNcEY cARPgsrrR
FLAMING q WEATHER. REGARDING MILL
STEARNS & CO.
A LARGE assortment Of FLOORING, SHELVING.
N WEArhER-B0ARDlNG,d s., Constantly On.
hand
UV' wEATHsR-BOAkDING FLOORING, Se--
sawed AMI dressed to order. CovIssroS, ny.
June S3-u
NOTICE TO TAllOfxs.
FENHE subscribers ngaged in the nanalae tkre
J Of Glazed Waddng, black and white, for the Of
taors and eothiers II Is Of the very best quality, OF
any thC kness required well glazed lower than
the Eastern article. We are now maxins il in sSent
quantities to supply the whole demand OF Ale.
ghanies Orders from dry goods ioooers eoers, &c,
promptly attendedto.
RUSSELL q sTEARNs-
Cincinnati, January 20, is4s-u
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4esrs. A. b. & d. SAHDs:-BelOre / eomme need
az your SsTsAparila, NV suferngs almost past
expression; my throatwas eOmrietely liberated
dreadful cOuga, and here frequently toxrth
that could not speak above whisper; and besldrs
Inflammation from nv throat exea1ed ~ my head,
that my bearing was very much impaired. Afer a.
king SaTsapaEltlAa short llne my hcanh improved
and my u roSt IS we'd; am Tree from cough and
shtness Of the chest ever was, near ouItu
distinctly. Ny throat has been ne Inrce MONTHS
he Of which has been effected entirely By the OF
your sarsaparilla-
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SORE THROAT.

efOllowing Is act from q letter received nom
Mrs. Bevan, who mad been afflicted Ssvera years with
SerOfHlous Uueers Dyspepsia, &c, and recently an a.
co. ion Of the throat and Chest
Vi. H.. taax
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PsPe's received this morning announce the I'M
expected resignation of the Dutch Ministry, cen
masse," after q nights delibeIstion. The King
accepted their resignation and gave instructions
for the formation Of another Cabinet. The circum
starce which ted to this result has not transpired
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good deal attention is directed 10 the Nespoli-
tan Council Of the Clergy, which has commenced
its sittings at Paris. Almost all the bishops and
distinguished Clergy in France are assisting at the
Council. The cholera has permanently diminished
at Paris The conspirators OF June srs'to be tiled
at Versailles on the 10Th of October.
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noes are called and it lie probable one or will
shirk voting altogether. All that desire is that
vote be taken upon Col. Preston's resolution,
unencumbered by any new proposition or multi.
plicily of amendments. understand that attempts
will be made to get rid OF the matter by proposing
amendments that seats be allowed Tom, Dick and
Harry, &c., and then rejecting the whole batch
together. This course will be highly unfair to-
wards your correspondent, who is here az bona
fde reporter, and intends TO remain during The
session, and he objects TO being ranged along side
of dozen men of straw and, knocked down in the
same batch with them. Rather than submit TO that
he will authorize a withdrawal OF the original res
olution.
Ifyour correspondent should not obtain a seat
inside the sacred precincts of the Convention hall,
he will have the consolation (nisery, yon know,
loves compsny) OF knowing that he is not much
worse of than one Of the most distinguished men,
bers Of the Convention, who in the general scram.
bic for eligible seats on Monday morning, found him.
self crowded of TO a very remote and undesirable
seat, which he Indignantly refused 10 accept his
vexation dire were no manifest, ashe walked rap
idly up and down the aisle, that friend approacn'
ed and asked bin what was wrong. The rep'y was
"By Jupiter, the foxes have holes, and the birds
the air have nests, bur old Ben has not where to
squat himself" With that he gathered up an OLD
split-bottom chair and planted it near the Presi
dents throne, and has occupied it ever since.
an In hopes that in the lotteu distribution ofseat
to-day he may get more pleasant seat in conve
nent location, where he can be seen and heard il
his giant onsla shs con the antiouated errors OF
fetal abuses, and political cormPtions which hay'
beens long identified with the present constitu
lion and with the cliques and catals which hav
arisen under 4, and ruled and governed this psopl
with rod Of iron.
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10 5usiness was transacted on the second day
-1nd the election Of officers. We give the diff
8 sgsEt bsllotngs, as follows:
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olngs, as iolloWs
ASSISTANT sECR
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sistng Of three members the Senate and three members
OF the House of Representatives shall be chosen by their
respective houses, which shall constitute committee on
printing, which shall have power adopt such measures
as may DE deemed necessary remedy neglect de-
lay on The part OF the the work order
ed by Congress, and AXE reduc ton In the
allowed, The altogether
should 1t be Inferior the and ia all
contractor and his securities shall be responsible for any
increased expenditure the perform
Of the The committee shall audit and pass
upon all accounts for printing but bill shall be acted
upon for work that not actually executed and delivered
and ch they require 10 be properly
SEC. 3. And be IL further rssoped That all motions to
print numbers OF any bill, paper document in
either house shall be referred 10 tho members of the
mittee that hoase who shall report upon the proprey
of printing, and the pfobabe expense hereof early
convenient And all expenses for printing shall be paid
contingent fund of the two houses in proportion
10 the number OF copies ordered by each, except the
pense of com posion which shall be paid by the
which shall fist ordered the printing Of the paper
document; and if there shall be second composition
shall be paid for by the house which shall authorize and
direct the and when copies of any document
paper shall be ordered by both houses They shall be de-
veed the two houses simultaneously, In proportion
the number of copies by them spectvey ordered.
SEC. T. Ind be Jntho rfsopsd That all laws and parts
laws now in force in conformity with the provisions
Of this oin resolution, be, and the hereby,
peaed -
+ Approved, August 3, 1916.
N. b. All wspapers published in the city OF Wash
ngon requested to publish the above advertisement for
four weeks .uccesvey, and send their accounts the
| Secretary OF the Senate.
Dec. 27-4w
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Not,es 70 orsa,,or. Of N. lat. R.pasl,e q r....

Notice to Creditors Of the late Rspnblc Of Texas.
accordance with of the legislature of the State OF
Texas Ito provide for ming the debt of the late
republic of Texas" approved Goth March, 1885, notice is
hereby given to all having claims demands for
money against the late republic of Texas present the
to the auditor and comptroller OF public
or before the second Monday in November lSi9 they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and comptroller Jointly, receipt under their seals OF Of
thereof at the time the same eccrued the date and amount
thereof; distinguishing between the different classes oil
claims in the following First, the apded
cerained claims, such stock bonds notes. mill
tary scrip, any other audited ralned claim. SEC
ond, all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers 70
authorize them audit under the late republic of Texas
Third, such claims sufficiently authenticated by
vouchers.
And is further made the duty of the auditor and oonp'
troler jointly report the legislature, tor final adjust
ment, the whole amount and character of the public debt
ascertane according the provisions of the said act Inc
classification and rate OF payment recommended by them
to be subject to the revision, amendment and ratification
Of the legislature. JOHN M SWiSnER, Auditor
JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, Texas, May Is, lS45. June Is .w6m
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Iojnt resolution directing the of procuring the
y" printing for the two houses OF Congress.
Resoped by the Senate aud Huc Of Representntires Of
The Untsd States of Amo Congress assea6ed That
The Secretary OF the Senate and tho Clerk Of the House of
be and they hereby authorized and
required the beginning Of the final session OF every
Congress- advertise Tor four weeks successfully in all
the newspapers published in the city OF Washington, Tor
sealed proposals for supplying the senate and Honse Of
with the printing Tor each which advertisement
shall describe the kind of printing and the quality OF paper
and said advertisement shall divide and classify the print
ing the respective houses follows One OIL bills and
resolutions one Of reports OF committees one OF journals
exeGGtge documents. ard one orevery o'hef aescr
of printing each class TO be separate 800, ana 10 pc
provided for by separate contract The said
Shall contain designation OF tile place IN the said city
of Washington where such sealed proposals shpllbe
ceived and the day and time OF day at which said seore-
ary and clerk will cease to receive any ureI PIoposas
Bile samples of the printing required, and of the paper
which the same is to be executed TO he Kept at the place
aforesaid least twenty days successfully
before the time OF receiving proposals sha open
inspection of all persons desiring to make proposals Tor
the printing aforesaid, intelligence whereof shall be con-
tanned said advertisement. immediately on the expra
of the time for receiving SAID proposals, they shall be
opened by and clerk aforesaid in the
OF President President OF the Senate, and the
Spcaker of House OF Representatives and of snch
sons making proposals may wish TO be present And
Secretary Of the Senate under the supervision of the
Vice President President Of the Senate, and the Clerk
the House of Representatives., upder the supervision of the
Speaker. shall hsreupop LEI each class Of said printing TO
of practical skill and his ability do the work. who
shall offer good and sufficient security for the faithful
cuon Of the Jobs and contracts undertaken by him. And
the Vice President President OF Senate and
its secretary and the Speaker of the House and its clerk
shall proceed to take bonds, with good and sufficient
cury. for the due and faithful performance OF the work
and the officers Aforesaid sha Immediately thereafter
port their respective houses all such lettings of printing
and the contracts relating to the Provided That tn
said proposals shall sealed until the time appointed
SIC. g Axa BE- f~Ar resolved, That committee con-
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Texas Debt--A0ency.

LIVERY person holding any bonds promssory notes,
IL other evidences of debt against Texas, forward
the the auditor and comptroller OF public of
the State Of Texas be fore the second Monday Of No
venber 1913. they will be postponed barred. 1t will
do forward copies The original bonds, notes, &c.
must be forwarded. in accordance with law OF the egis
aure OF Texas. approved March co. 1913 (See advertise
in Daily Unon) As Individuals do feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds, &c, by mail ard
am continually receiving letters n9nrng how the writer's
Texas have determined to agent regard to the
debit to receipt TO individuals for the deposited
with take the claims the city of AUSTIN and
procure the necessary receipts for the can be
found at Browns Hste Washington city, until the adjourn
mient Of Congress
DAVID s. KAUFMAN.
Washington City, January G, lB49.
Jan 7--dtNIarch6
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE,
TN con forultty to u


IN conformity to aet entitled "An act to reduce
into one act the several acts concerning oscheatols
passed the 9th day of January, 1919, do hereby naAs
known all whom may concern that il appears by
certificate OF the escheator OF the county OF Pendeo
dated the 9th day of November lSiS and received o
the land office on The 5 day OF SS that by an
inquest held the 9Th day OF November 1913, the follow
ing tracts of land have been found escheated to this
eah, viz, Il
tract parcel OF land, containing two hundred am
ffy-four acres, lying in the county of Pepdeo on p
west side of the south branch, place called inc ~
Sugar-tree Bottom of which said parcel oil a
Charles Blechynden died seized. r.,
Also tract or parcel of land, containing hundtI
and foy-seven acres lying and being in the said county
Pendetn on side of the south branch OF the fV
mac adjoining his former lands the and east 1e
OF which aid parcel OF land Charles Beohynoeh
died seized. go on
s. II. PARKER, Reg Land Office
Dec. 13--iaw6w
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uTU.z.D
- , ~ . -. t rm 1890 'o1 INC
- ienoVut ana prIlaneh cure oi nu diseases arising
from an impure state on inc ooon or haDlt OF he system va Scro
in OF hhg Esl r onsats Eruptons
mpes or uules the Face Botches Bes Sore Eyes
" VI the
pohes ana JOINS oy Scauca or
Asee propsy Exposure Or in Lite Also chIup
p,so'eIs VIII DO removed ny ,n Ifepse'oh'
le Vsas o. thi. now Wiuuy Ahown ma every
hy 'o eiu " ~ e co uu mgr
~ pn anu " ue .he mos. pow
eui anu , .o s oo .a. nus esel zen en-
poyeu III meu. a. Iue u",o seuh " neicoay
usea'e, win s aI.h .S ;e Shu oons nun ca
rous mas pesh 10 nesn ana so me pa
e , eossa a MEL. nnya az n TO h,. a intend
up 10, ne ~ " 49, M S.Hsn
et III ~, n"anv osar I S
Of the and The have been
raised as were from the rack OF disease and now with egenera
ted oil inestmablo
preparation.
The following certfc from Col Samuel a. Taylor gentleman
.nJ non,a co,snf 80 Nv I,rsnads H.
elf H. IN. .tan t'on p ~ si ~ " w. '' "
NJ yo.x ron,o,v, 1910
. , vs." AoH- '''asty ioS0'
Msssrs A. D. " sAsps ayss used aha wi!nsss
eu , e e - S ns S hs ppa',hc V;ii
en- person: IN various parts Oh ne souneTn county, VIZ Virginia
high opinion Of it, great value In my own
Cast IL acea ainos' ne .Pcey e eheiVad
s.a o. me anu excns in inc "o's manners
ono aha 'hvHota,ne ,nnsSAce.
sny aPP.oseu snu uo ~ me
III Yen
mas Tor the past he years oeen IN me nho o. using ~ ana recon-
e a ae u~e n aG w lp idssh s !,
In conclusion would that the better Is known the
more hYiy WIN pe pHeu una lunst ast Ns VII
tnss W 81 r dl ,aa U, inc ensh and
iouiS' 'ciy hesPeSuai1y' q. "; "a LIN,
" . oohAui " Ne" "is"os-
REMARKABLE CURE OF BRONCHITIS.
N,w yopx Feb II 1919
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TIME Black Code O District Of Columbia, Dc
Ing complete dgesed code all the laws at large
general and municipal relating the co!ored population
whether free slave, in force in the District OF Columbus
and within the limits of the corporations OF Washingg
and Georgetown, the LIST of November, 1913 the wno
arranged according the subjects OF the laws hcmsee
by Worthagton q. Snethen, counsellor at law Just pun
Jan 70 f T's' " '' i. TAYLOR
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iowa.
46OS. From Mount Pleasant at a m Tuesday
Bv Deeds Mills, Brighton, and Qskooosa
To Monroe City, by l2 m Thursday, IS miles .
And back between . p m Thursday and P m Sat
urday.
46O9 From Delphi at a m Thursday
BY Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Gaena, by l2 m, next dav, Sc miles
And back between M Friday and p m Satur-
day.
1910 From Quashqueton at 8 a m Monday
BY Independence
Tosturgess Rapids, in Black Hawk county, by p
And back between m and 4 p m Tuesday.
46I From the Racoon Forks of the Des Mones river at
Monday
To Council Bluff, by IL a m Thursday, $50 miles
And back between p IN Thursday, and 6 P m Sun
day.
46l2 From Elkader at 6 a Saturday
To Jacksonville, by IL M lS miles
And back between I'm and Z pm
46l3 From Fort Madison 6 a m Monday
By West Point, Lowell, Mt Pleasant, Crawfords-
vile, and Iowa City
To Dubuque, by 6p m Saturday, ITO miles
And back between a m Monday and m Satur-
day.
46l4 From Upton at a m Wednesday
By Pioneer Grove and Marion
To County Seat of Benton p m next day, G2 miles
And back between Ga m Friday and p Sutur-
day.
46l5 From Cedar Rapids at 6 a m Monday
BY the County Seat of Benton County
To the falls of Cedar River, by p m next day, 70
And back between 6 Wednesday and m
Thursday.
1916 From Iowa City at a m Thursday
BY Wasson's Mills, Washington county, Hous-
toms Point Keoknk county, and Sigourney
To Lancaster, by IL next day, so miles
And back between p m Friday and m Satur-
day
Proposals for making the service direct and enarg
ny and expeditng the from Keoknk, by Iowa City, to
Dubuque which is this time under contract will be
sdered according the following specification of routes and
number Of trips:
T 46l7 From Keokuk QIowa) at Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
By Van Buren, Farmingson Bonaparte, Bentons-
port, Winchester, and Birmingham
To Fairfield, by 10 p IN day. 10 miles
And back between m and 10 p on Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday; with tr-weekly
branch from Bentonsport, some other point, to
Keosauqua, to be run in due connection both
going and returning.
46ls From Fairfield Qowa) at4 Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
BY Walnut, Brighton, Washington and Yatton
To Iowa city, by 8 p m day. Sc miles
And back between a and on Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
46lo From Dubuque Oowa) at Monday Wednes.
day, and Friday
By Cascade, Monticello, Anamosa, Farview,
Springvle, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids,
and Hoosier Grove
To Iowa City, by 6 next day, 80 miles
And back between6 Monday Wednesday,
and Friday, and p m day.
Proposals 70 through "a hours will be considered
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the Menominee river, mouth of William river,
Saltwater, Marine Mills, and Oceola
To Falls Of st. Croix, by p m next Saturday, lou
miles
And back bstwes~ Monday and P m next
Saturday.
Proposals for service once in two weeks are invited
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A030 From Putnansyle at m Friday
BY Cataract Mills, Spencer, Whitehall, and SIAN
To springville, by 8 m, AZ miles
And back between q m and m Saturday.
4O8l. From Upton at a m Monday
By West Undertook .
To Strawtown, by 12m l4miles
And back between and p day.
4Os2 From Salem at 6 a Thursday
To Bloomington. by IL m next day. so miles
And back between m Friday and m ne 1T
1888 From Munce in Delaware county, at 6 Friday
To County Sea. Of Upton county. by m, 40 miles
1904. From West Unity (ohio) at m, Wednesday
To L. Grange Centre, (Indiana,) by IL m next day,
And back between m Thursday and G p m Fri
day.
4Os5. From Leesburg at 10 m Friday
To Wolf Lake, by 6p m, % miles
And back between 6 a m and p m next day.
4096 From BelIevlIe at 6 m Saturday
To North S,sm, by Ii m II miles
And back between m and m same day
4O37. From Brownstown at Saturday
BY David Bowmans
To Nashville, by 6pm % miles
And back between 6 a m and m next day.
4O5s From Button at a m Tuesday
To Fort Wayne, by s pm, 80 miles
And back between a m and p m next day.
4O8o From La Grange at 10 m Saturday ~.
To Goshen, by p M, "a miles
And back between 6 and 4 p m Friday.
409J. From Monticello at 10 Wednesday
ToLafayettc, by m, 26 miles
And back between & m and 2 p m Thursday.
4o9 From Pcrkinsvile at S a m Saturday
Bv New Lancaster
To Upton, by III m, 20 miles
And back between p m and 7 IN.
4092 From Evansville at m Saturday
To Cynthiaaa, by II m, 20 miles
And back between and 7pm.
A093. From Metea or Fulton at 6 a m Thursday
By Perysburg, Niconza, Lakcton, North Man
CHESTER Liberty Mills and South Whitley
To Whitley by IL noon day, SIS miles
And back between p m Friday and 6 p Mon
day.
1904 From Washington at Friday
BY Fayetteville
To Bedford, by I'm, so miles
And back between 4 a m and p next day.
4O95. From Jasper a m Friday
To Troy, by p m, 81 miles
And back between and p m next day.
Ao96 From Evansville at a m Monday
- BY Albion and Fairfield
IoSslem, (Ill) by p m next Wednesday, log miles
And back between a m Thursday and m
Saturday. sIl-.r t..I
- query; Wheher this route is necessary
Aoyi. From ronome, (O.,) at a M Thursday
by denmark, up the ST. Josephs river to Haml-
ton, and Biddes Corners
10 Codvater (Mich.,) by IL m next day. so miles
And back beween p m Friday, and p m Sa,ur-
dsy. r1
ILLINOIS.
Aa3l. From Peru at m Wednesday
By Troy Mills, Ovid Dewsys Mills, Lafayette
Grows, KelIey's Mills, sllman and Kishwauke