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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, ''Shiloh's vitaIizer saved
my life., Iconsider it the best remedy
for debilitated system ever used"
For dyspepsia, liver OF kidney trouble
it excels. Price 75 cts.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29
A PennsyIvania Farmer Gut ON His
Own Foot.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 28.-Two years ago
Robert Galbraith, aged "a, a farmer of
Payne township, Indiana county, fell
from load of hay and injured his lett
ankle and foot. The injury has caused
him great suffering ever since, and the
family physician has long insisted that
unless the foot was amputated the
farmer could never be any better. Gal
breath stubbornly refused to haye the
operation performed. One morning last
week the farmers daughter went into
his room. "Delia," said he, "theA job is
done. The foot is amputated." On the
bed by his side lay his foot. On the
other side was razor. The old farmer
had amputated his own foot with his
razor, and had done it neatly, too, at
the ankle joint. Although he is now 75
years old, Farmer Galbraith is not suffer-
ing from the shock of his self-amputating
operation, and the doctor says he could
not have taken the foot off more neatly
himself.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29
Electrocuted at sing sing.

SING SING, N. Y, Jan. 2s.-David
Hampton was electrocuted at II :lS to-
day. His crime was the murder and
robbery of Mrs. Anita Kerns, IN New
York. December %. 1892.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

The largest cedar tree ever cut in
Northwestern Washington was last
month felled near Burlington by Robert
Delaney. 1t was cut 10 feet above the
surface of the ground, where it measured
IA feet inches IN diameter. 1t will
make 100000 shingle bolts, worth when
manufactured about $500.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29
DC Giers, Temporary successor.

ST.. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2S.-M. Shish-
kin, assistant of the late NJ. de Giers,
minister OF foreign affairs, has been APP
pointed to succeed the latter tempor-
arily.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

Acquaintance-Mr. Bullion, let me in
troduce my friend Jones. I've just been
telling him how you made your pile
Mr.. Bullion (slightly deaf)-Glad to
know you, Major Pyle.-ChIcago Trib-
une.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

Woodburn has new bridge, for which
the city. contributes the materials and
the citizens the labor.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

a. Receiver Cox, of the First National
bank of Arlington, will pay dividend
of l5 per cent early in February.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

Frank Landry, resident of Pendle-
ton, for 20 years. and at one time pro-
prietor Of the PendIeton hotel, died in
that city Thursday.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29
Troops Called For.

Colon, Colombia, Jan. 2s.-It is re-
ported that serious trouble has occurred
in the interior. Troops have been sent
from Cacau.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

There is good reason for the popu-
larity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Davis & Buzard, of west monterey,
Clarion Co., Pa, say: SIT has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to try
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy and they now recomend it with the
rest of us.'' % and so cent bottles for
sale by Blakeley & Houghton Druggists
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

w. A. Clark, the Montana mine
owner, is building million-dollar pail
ace in New York. His fortune is esti-
mated at from $40, ,o00, 900 to $40, ,OOO. 600.
Thirty years ago Mr.. Clark arrived in
Montana with pick on his shoulder.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

A proposition has been made to estab-
lish creamery at Independence if the
farmers will guarantee to supply the
milk of 200 COWS.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN-Ninth street
II Rev. A. Horn, pastor. Services at IL 80 a. m
sunday school at 2:30 pm A cordial welcome
evarv onp.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-29
SOCIETIES.

DALLEs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. g.
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
Of each month at P. NJ.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Btdtta fur &eute, bic bauen.

Den 9rptbonotars Der beri9iebenen
counties beS StaateS if BON Sarrisbure
Elm Mbi9rift elmer neuen 4fte susesans
gen. psIde SOl4e, bic Sduier bauen.
ii6 merfsn iollten. Sieie 4fte idafft
sstpiHermaben bic Me6anics' 2iens ab.
Das @sisB beitimmt ndmIi6. bab eine
Nsdanies' 2ieu unsiiltis fein fol-, tpenn
Der 8auunternebmer unb Der Dtdhn, fir
ben er oas SauS baut, init einanoer aus
MAIDEN, baB bas @ebdube bon Me6anics'
2iens befreit iein ioa. Dieies 1eberein.
tommsn mub ieoo4 in Der BrOlbonotar's 3
Office einseira8en peroen, ebe bas @es
bduoe ansefanSen ipiro. Bon ieBt ab
werben Sdnbler in 9aumateriaI iih in
Der Brotbonotur'S Office ertunbissn fbn,
men, Oh iol6ss uebereinfommen bsltebt,
uno iis f6nnen ii4 bann osm 8auuntsr,
nebmer sesenuber perbalten tuie lie eS fir
gut eradten mbaen. Wenn Der Baum.
ternebmer NIT benz giseutbiimer bes
0uuies elm 9lbfommen in 8stref Der
NsdunieS' 2isn setroffen bat, iis pirb
Der gambler in &aumatsrial piilen, bab
er IT'D fir iein @elO fur seIieferte Suden
BLOB an ben 8auunternebmer gu balten
bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Mafenbluten.

3pei Ulsiboben. bas NaienbIutsn
idnsa su itiaen, iinb nod INNER nidi
aasemein senus befannt. 9ie e,ite be.
itebt barin, oub man ben fleinen Singer
bes 8atienten an oem un.eren Ibeil oes
9laselS -unb stpar mub man bic Operas
tion an berielben Sano pornebmsn, an
osrsn Seiis bas 8lut aus Der Nais
fIisbt alio rettS bic redte. linfs biz
Iinte Sanb nebmen-msbrmals isbr feli
nit einem farfen Saben 3ipirn UNI,
Widelt. 9iod einfadsr 1T es. ben Irm
cerieIben Ssite, mo cas Slut fleibt, bod
in bic SDbe asbpben su baltsn, bis BIZ
8Iutuns auibbrt. Dies IT bsiOnOers in
6reien, mo iOnitise Sdlfsmittsl fsbIsn
Ieidt anpenbbar. CUR grIeihterunf
Der unbsausmen SaItuns fann mon ben
arm cine StlBe seben, inbem man mi
Der Sunb einsn bOben @ssenitanb. Baum
aft ooer bsrsIsi6en, srfabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
!Rletoer aus Gprf,

Sn 9aris sebt man iett baran, alei'
Der aus 5orf su perferti8en. Das tlinBt
tpie elm Sdera, iit inbeRen ppaitdnois
ernIt su nebmen. gs 1T ndmli9 i6on
ieit ldnserer 3sit betannt. buB Der 9Orf
bsbtutenoe unttieptiide @isenidaften be.
TBt; man bat einen 2ei6man eefunoen,
Der fait elm sabIbunbert lang I'M Torfs
moor lag uno poQtdnbie fonierpirt mar.
SIM Rorben sebraudt man Torf su 8es
banoen, unb mad ben ednitisen 8eiultas
ten, tpeIds ruiiiids @birursen bel 8srs
iu4en nit lorfperbdnben ssfunben babsn,
1T Der Sort aud BON fransbiiiden &riesss
miniiterium ais 8erbanbmaterial in ben
SpitdIsrn pertpenbet tporben. 9luBer'
oem bat mon fonftatirt. oaB Gorfaiern
IN 3uiammsniebune nit anoersn StOffsn
sinen iebr boben @rab BON IbiOrblrs
unsspermD8en beiiben. gluf bieie gieen.
itaften oss 3orfes ii4 itiBeno, bat DIR.
Raiurel eS periuht, bic Sorfaiern sur
SerIteauns bon rntertIeibern su pers
penben unb babur6 ben Slansu 3u ers
issen. Die nsuen 8leiber iolen lid
aussesei6net bspdbren, pprtrefflid ben
Sdwelb aufiausen uno raid nieber
trodnen. Das 1orfsswsbe fol- mad ber
9lusiass bes DR.. 8afurel cine ,,bpOran'
liide Bumpe" iein uno in bobem 9raet
Dor @rfldltun8 i4IBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
llnfere geeaer fenft une lest.

9ie ,.Deutide 8eitune" su Wempbis
9enn.. felt iber bic iesiee freiseporoen
NeserbepDltsrurs i'm Silben trdbieIis
8etradtunssn on. Sic idrsibt:
8on ben Sreunoen Der 9ieser tpirb ma
msntIid peren eutss 8srbnIieu pdbreni
oes 8Greerfrieees selObt. 9amals parel
bic @eiben Dor Der Sront. g9eib. Stint
ober & bdter parsn ihublos ben S6par'
sen iiberantiportet, bic, unb nod baSu ali
SfIapen. bic 8Fansunsen benObnteu
Gbatfnde lit, bab bic Neser bas in II,
seiebte 8ertrauen ielten ooer ME nib,
bruudten. @ut uno Samilie paren in
iiberer Obbut, benu bic Sdparsen bs'
trGdteten Die Neiben als melt iiber ibneu
itebenb.
Die 9Iantaeennsser bdtten ni6t ben
@sbnnfen fafen fbnnen, bab iie ipeia
ooer politii6 ben WeiBen sleib ieien
Sene 9teser sriitirsn nod in pereinselter
@remplaren. Da 1T Der alts Sim ober
Sad, ter tapfer feline S6Oue baui unt
Oamit .ieinen 2ebensunterbalt ertpirbi.
gr stdBt iebsn @siBen, Der ibm auf Der
9nnoItrabe besesnet. Da 1T aud nod,
bic aIte .Mamma", bic 70 gut todeu
fam unb bis an ibr ieIis gnbe 9obn unp
untsrfunit in Der SamiIis ibrss frlbersn
8eiibers finbet.
0as 1T oem eeseniiber bic Generation
Der 9leger. tie felt Ter SfIapenbefreiunp
aufpuG82 Nls Glahe betrubtet, Au8'
natmen serne suseeeben, iino bic Widns
ner Iagebiebe, bic Weiber obne Wtoral.
Die @riteren arbeiten nibt. auBer iie
mtBten's benn, unb bic Sebteren erfi
re6t nitbt. Der 8esriff bon Dein unD
Dein III ibnen Surni6nitfIid abbanben
sefommen. Sbr 8ebot lautet niht :
..Du ioaIt nibt IiebIen', icnoern
,,aaB Did ni6t erpii6en". 2eiber
i6sint au6 bic S6uIbilouns feline aens
osruns gum 8ehersn berbeisufdbren. Sin
ssi6uIter Neeer oenft ii6 su bod gum
Grbeiten unb beGer oils elm Weiber.
Ger NImbuS, Der aur 5eit bes 8rieses
meibe Srauen inmitten ibrer Sunberte
bon Sapassn frsi unb unbelaitist
lsben Iisb, sriitirt fir bic ieitoem aufse.
pahiene Generation ni6t. g9ie pben
temerft, iprsdsn mir ais @laHe bon ben
junsen Nesern. Der Ot6rOer lebtsn
Sonntass 1T elm Sertreter oerieIben. iein
5rauenammsr pessleiden. SoIbe 2eute
iinb eins Der srbbten Sinbernlhe fur bus
sebeibIi6e Nuibllben beS Siioens, benn
lie bintern bas Sommen Der Weiben. bic
auf oem 9lrbeltermarfte nibt nit ibnen
in 8unfurrens treten ipoaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
saubheit fam niAt aebeilt wer.

ben eur1 locale gppIieaticnsn, neil lie ben fran.
fen 5bsil hss Dbrss nitt srrsibsu fSnneu. gs
sisbt nur einsn gDsa bic 5aubbst su furirsu,
unp bsr III purh epnffimtsnsIls Ssilmittel.
5aubbsit pirb hur@ sinsn tnBiinpeten 3uitanb
Der i6lsimissn ausflsiruns Der .Guifatiiten
8Ubrs psruriatt. Wsnu bisIe 8pbrr f6 ent-
,iinest. babt ibr einsn rumpelnpsn lcn Cper I'M
pplfommtnss 6,eb6r; unb penn ile gang &C..
Itlplisn ii, srfolet Iaubbsit, unp psun bic
GnBlinbuns ni6t ssbpbsn unb bisit SSbrs ME.
Der in ibren ssbSrissn y3ufanb psri'Bi wsresn
fam, pirb bas 8tbSr fir INNER serifprt wsr.
BEN; nsun Sale unisr ;sbn psresu burh
8aiarrb psruria6t pslGsr ni&ts ais elm sni.
,iintstsr 3uifanr Der f6lsimissn Sbradtsn 1T.
gDir pplsn sinbuntsrt Dollars fur isbtn
(Surb satarrb psrurla6tsn) 5aa ppn laubbsit
ssbsn, ben mir nibt burG Gtnnsbmsn bon Salls
aatarrh.a Sur bsilsn fpunsn. eabt Gut umicnif
@irsulare frmmen.
8. 8. Gbeuey & 6 o., Splsbp, 3.
ES 8srfauft pom allen apCtbsfrn, 75r.
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Gnsliieb amerifanifAe Seiratben

Dtan slaubt unb tpeib, oab bic slriito'
tratie oeS Sentiments eS in ber 8e8el auf
iteinreibe @,binnen abssieben bat, tpenn
cine @be nit elmer Nmerifanerin abee'
idloHen pirb. WaS ieood bic ensIiide
2lrlitofratie bstrifft, 10 1T fat baS @es
senibeil Der Sal. .Dis tpenisitsn 4meri.
tansrinnen. pelde @nsIdnber sebeiratbei
babsn, batten cine srObe Diitsift. Dis
Sesosin bon Mandeitsr bra6te ibrem
8attsn fein 8srm6een nit, nod iparen
2abp 8anboIpb Gburdia unb ibre Sdne'
hsr reide 9amen. 2ubp Sarcourt bal
aasrbinBs Elm bebeutenoeS 2sibesebinss
BON ibrem erten 6emabl, aber fein bs'
oeutsnbss Ssrm6sen. 9as 1T Der Sal
BEL Der Sersosln bon MarlbOrousb.
Mrs. Dublep aeisb (@attin bes dIteiter
Sobnes bon 9Orb 2eisb) Bat 2itr. 5000
idbrIi6 uno aabp 8ernon bisllsidt bai
8leide. 2abp Grapen bat auerpinss
nod pisl su boffen unb Wtrs. 4rtbu,
Basst ipiro nod einmal reid tperben
Seine GmeIifanerin aber bat ibrem Sat-
ten elm 8erm6sen 3usebraht. peldsi
entfernt an bic Wiitsiit Der perforbener
2abp Roisbsrrp (Sunnab bon 8otb'
ibiIp) bernnreidt. Nerfpiirois 1T, Raj
bic rsihhe gnsIdubsrin bes Sabrbun'
berts, 2abp 8urpett' @outts, an elmer
Imerifaner perbelratbet 1T.
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Spreht beutfd, I!

.,8sr ii6 Der oeutiden Spru4e itdmi,
ST ME edit beutib seipeien;
Die bsutiden Wsiiierpsrfe bat
gr ii6er nl1t ssleisn.
Die Dluttsripra6e fennt er nidt,
Sonit mubte er iie lieben;
DaS S6bnhe, bas Der @siit eroa6t,
Sn oeuii& 1T ss ssi4rieben
Die f6brhs Sprads in Der Q8elt
ST. osuti6, unb ipirb es bleiben,
9ibI'S ShDn'rss, als nit ceutibsm Bud
Die Seit iib Su pertreiben z
Drum iddbe bod bic beuti6e Spra6'
llno baIie Did ssebret,
DAP Did ais 8inb bic Wutter bat
Die osuti8s Spru&. seIebrst!"
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eas esaastum Der stdote.

8ieIfad 1T bic 9lnfidt perbreitet, oab
bic Stdbte in ben 8ereinisten Staaten
piel idneQer madden ais in DeutitIanb.
Sn einseInen 5dllen 1T bas ia tpobI Der
Sal beionbers ba, tpo es iid um Rsus
ariinbuns banbelt. 9lm fdneafeu III
@bicaso emporeeipadfen, bas 1887 nur
4l76 Ginipobner bate, 81 Sabre ipdier
idon l,567. 1877 ginpobnsr. SIN iibri.
gen baben aber bic @rpBitdbte Deutlb.
lambs ebenio idnea uno nod idneaer aus
senommen als Die Snouitriss uno Sans
oelspldbe Der 8ereinisten Sta'aten.
@ir nennen bier cine anaubl Stdote unb
fibren ibre Ginwobnersabl mad friberen
uno iebigen 3GbIungen auf.
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Der 2isbIiuosiport Der email

= Der 2isbIinsSipOrt Der ensIiiden
86nisSfamilie 1T oas Siidsn. 9Ie
Ssrsosln bon Sife lit cine beribmte
Ga6sfdnserin unb bat bel einem Wetts
fii6en in Mars2ose 40 Sadie sefansen.
Die Brinaeiiinnen Diauo uno 8iftOria
besnlsen iid nit BEN ipeniser aufresen.
ben 8arpfens uno Shleienfans. Die
Brinseiiin BON WaIss 1T aud cine sroBe
5liberln lunb bat Elm Aneelserdtb. oas
bic 8leinistsit bon etipa $4,000 Diart
setoitet bat; Prinseiiin Suite absr
ibe,triift ale an @eididlidteit unb iebt
ieIbit bewdbrte Slider in @ritaunen.
so iine fs einit i'm 8rinseb 8ool in 8as
naba binnen penisen Stunoen bier
Sadie i'm @eiammtsspi4t bon ettua 100
8funo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

D,sie pereIei6enoe 3uidmmentslIuua
tbnnte nod beOeuteno perldneert tperpen.
Die @innobnersabl bon DtiIpaufee,
Gleoelano, st. BauI, 9lep.OrIeons,
SnbianapOlis unb Detroit bat nidt 70
i6nea susenOmmen ipie bic bon 8bln.
Dresden. Masoeburs, Srcnffurt a. Dr.,
gleerfelb, 9armen unb pieIen anberen
osuti9en Stdbten. Die 8ep6lterunsss
sunabme Der beutihen StdSte eri6eint
nod be:dtensnerter. tpenn man erndst.
baB OsutidIanb an elmer ftarfen 9luS,
ipanperuns leioei, ipdbrenb in ben Serei.
nisten Staaten Elm tarfsr 3ulpa6S Der
natiirliten 3unabms Sur9 Ginpancer.
uns itattinbet.
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: g4us Berlin an sSIei5d, perbro,

- @as Berlin an 6Ieiih psrbrau9t,
baSon erbdlt mon tpenisiten8 einen uns
sefdbren 8eeriff, penn man iid ben
umfans Der 3batisfeit in ben itdptii den
S6ladtbduiern aniiebt. SIN benielbeu
purOen i'm Sabre 1893 ssidla4tst
l43, 1866 Rinper, 544,l3 Sdpeins,
l25, ,293 8aIber unb 4lO,757 Sammel.
Durdi6nlttIi6 madt bas pro Sag 397
&inbsr, 1895 Sdpeins, 344 8dIbsr uni
1928 Sammsl. DaSu fommt nun nos
tiirlib nod 4ass, mas on friidem
5leiid, @eflissl uno subereitetem Sleiid
(Sbinfen, Wurit ,c.) pon ausipdrts inns
portIrt pirb. unb Der Sonium on Siiden,
I'm @iern perbraudte Berlin in bsmiel.
ben Sabre 1874 .907 SoppsIsentner-
5.l97. .535 Sdcd. 9is @mpObneraabI
SsrIins blrfte ii6 i'm Sabre 1893 aui
ourdihnittlid | $40. 900 beIaufsn baben
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Stabt= unb Scbmlffeneru fir
1898.

Die Stabt- unb SGuliteutr- Duplifats fir
has 9abr 1895 bsTnpsn F6 isBt in msintn
SGnefu ,ur 9cltftiOn. in usbasinfimmuns
nit BEN gsisBsnipurt anssnUmmsn am %.
Wiai 1899. An allen Stapt. unb S6ulfsusrn,
peds bis gum 1. Sspismber unbssabIt linp.
inpst Gin Strafaufidlas pom trti (3) pro,snt
ltatt uap an hsm erisn Gage zines ieesn fplsen-
ben NOnats sinsn psittrsn Strafaufi6Ias ppn
sin ID prpssnt biz bssablt. Vile bis gum 1
9iopembr 1895 unbsSabltsn Stfusrn psrbsn
ben SGubfn bon 9sltfiersn iibrstbsn mic %
bas 6'sitB pprihrsibt.
U. 81. Srppts, Statt Shasmsiiisr,
Munbipal @sbauee, Waibinstpn Aps.
Sffin Stunesn bon 8 libr Werstns bic 5
llbr Absnos nit 9lusnabms Don Samifas, mann
bic Sfics um Mittas ssiaIOlisn rirp. 23,4
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Seeue 2lftien=Serie.
Scr Giii,cms' Sans unb spar.gersiu

pirb i'm Wonat glusun nit sinsr nedsu Crit
prn aftisn beginner uno bic tlutsr3dtnstsr
tperpsn i6cn isBt 3ei6nunaen fir eisitlbsn an.
nsbmsu. Der 8ersin oIsrirt cine prpiitabI,
8apitalanlaes, btun CT bat fsts msbr appIfatip,
usn fur anlsben ssbabt ais n bsfrispissr
fpuntt. 19,4m
Wdu mslee lid bsi:
8 9. 3issIrr, sol Gtbar aptnus,
Sec. 3. @afsrly, 1853 y. Sumnsr apt.,
Z. 8. Suopbsn, $40 Sunlst aps
u. u. zimmerman, 9itsrty Sal,
6ris Wagner, 51i eada. Apenus,
Sarry Z. Sartsr, $40 Moams Aptnus,
cher irssne sintm DireFtpr esr @sIsalHait.
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6ei6dftsaA An3ei9er.

Sud- une aeeiheH,s sDrudsr.
8reb. u. @asneL Drudarbfititbsr art.
In snsIilter unb bsutI&tr Spradf, 5tf 9ada-
panna Ipsnas ssssniibsr benz aiulsp StOrs.
@rseeriss une propifionsn.
Brandon & RiIItr (gfa&fcIsr BON
Ssabs & Staa, 1t6 penn aps.
Gbptu 6. SEAL, "a eadapanna aps..
has bsriibmts @bite SpOuss MsbI.
8Ish. 8. @tbmaysI Dsitsatsasm,
$50 eadapanna Npenut.
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sA- Inbeuier.8ui6, SaIsator, Sori.
number uno Grlanser 8iere in Slai6sr
su pertaufen bel ID. S8parbfopf, asent
fir Scranton uno nmeeSenb. Teles
phone 1862. 4,3m
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1~ Die feinfen 9rudarbsiien in Der
StaSt llsfert bic ,BO&enbIatt" Office.
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Gin olusruf,

ben mir 10 oft b6ren, 1T vsld, i9 btH
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13
EXCURSION
TO Old Point Comfort this after
noon $3.50 Round Trip.

Round trip $l3 so leaving Licking
Tuesday. August 10, at IL 40 a. m.
Through sleeping car Lexington to Old
Point Comfort connecting at Ashland,
KY, with the G. s. 0. Ry. Finest ves-
tibuled train of diniug car and Sleep
ing cars running through special to
Old Point Comfort and arrive at Ii 80
II a. M, Wednesday. This will be one
ofthe grandest trips of the year, and
one of the finest trains ever run to Old
Point Comfort So don't fail to take
advantage of same and go. Stop overs
will be allowed returning at Lynch
burgh, Natural Bridge, Hot Springs,
White Sulphur Springs, Va, and other
noted mountain resorts. Tickets will
be good returning until Aug. %.
Side trips to Washington, ID. C.,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Atleutic City,
New York, B, son at low rates. For
further Information and sleeping car
reservation apply to G. w. Barney,
DISTRICT Passenger Agent, Lex, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1895-08-13
NEUT LANE.
Wounds Col. H. G. Roden-
baugh and Kills His
Son, James.
In a Difficulty at Versailles,
Kentcky.

On Monday of last week, w. New
ton Lane, who is well known to all
our people, shot and wounded Col.
III. G. Rodenbaugh and almost in
stantly killed his son, James, in dit
ficulty at Col. Rodenbaugh's hotel in
Versailles. 1t seems Lane had been
on spree and coming to Versailles
proposed to go out to his sisters, Mrs.
Robert McConnel's, a few miles dis
tant, but was persuaded to sober up
before he visited her. To this end, he
went to a room in the hotel and slept
for some hours. When he awaked,
Lane came down to the office, and
while settling with the proprietor be-
came involved in a difficulty with
him. Lane claimed the room was
filthy and the proprietor denied the
charge. Lane became abusive and
Rodenbaugh struck him one or more
times, and the son hoaring the scuffle
ran TO his fathers assistance. AS
young Rodenbaugh came i'm the
shooting began and when it was
over the younger man was dead and
the father so badly hurt that his life
was despaired of. Lane was unhurt,
save for some bruises about the head
and face. Rodenbaugh is very popu-
lar and the killing created intense
feeling against Lane, who, for safe
keeping, was removed to Lexington.
Newton Lane comes of good family
and is connected to some of the best
people in the COUNTY. OF late he has
been going all the gaits and since
several of his escapes have beeu in and
around Lexington, he has managed to
create against himself vast amount
OF predjUdice. His trial is set for
August %.
When last heard from Col. Roden-
baugh was still alive and the pros
poets for him to get, to some extent,
over his wounds was Frightening.