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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
FueI cases contInued.

San Francisco, June 24.-When the
cases of John L. Howard ct al, IN
dicted officers and directors Of the
Western Coal company, were called
in the United States district court
today United States District Attor-
ney John L. McNab asked for con
tinuance because Of a difference Of
opinion between himself and Attorney
General McReynolds.
@Since these cases were set certain
conditions have arisen in the matter
Of the indictments against the entire
directorate Of the Western Fuel com.
paiy,s said McNab. .sThe attorney
general has requested me 70 with
draw from trial at present the names
OF certain defendants. ann abs0.
lutely unable to agree with my super
ior, and under these circumstances j
do not feel that I should proceed
with the cases in hand.
For the reason Of my inability to
agree with my superior I have ten
dered my resignation, and I do not
think / ought to proceed with the
prosecution Of the cases in view Of
these facts.
McNab then asked a postponement
that his successor might have the
handling Of the trial throughout.
Counsel for the defense agreed and
the cases were set over untf July IS.
For a similr reason, mis- resignation,
McNab secured a continuance Of the
cases Of Drew caminetti and Maury I.
Diggs.
John e. Howard is president Of the
Western Fuel company. Under in
dictment with him, charged with hav-
ing conapired to defraud the govern
ment BIZ systematic short Weighing
of over 100000, among others are
Robert Bruce and Sidney ". Smith,
directors.
L The controversy involving McNab's
resignation crew in part out Of the
request Of the attorney general that
Bruce and Smith be not tried at the
same time as the other defendants.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
DENVER WELCOMES TURNER'S

Denver, June a. Tho booming Ct
twelve guns fired By artillersnien Of
Tie National Guard cf Colorado at 8
o'clock this nornins signallel tle srs
rival of President Theo stelnrfel and
his official party from Ind'anapolis
and announced the formal opening at
the tnirty-first bblaHestarnfest IA
the presidential party we're Vice Pres
ident Franklin Bonnegut, Secretary
Peter Schrefers assistant Secretary
Ernest Muller. Treasurer Gustave
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24

Washington, June "a Senate-Not
in session; meets Thursday
Democratic caucus continued work
on tariff revision.
House Met at noon
Judiciary committee determined on
hearings in the Diggs-Caminetti white
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
wHEATLEY CHANGES Berth

WFIEA 10y CHANCES hEhIF
Sioux City Iowa. June 2A. Pitcher
Charles WheaEley, Of Detroit Amerl.
can league team. has been signed BY
the Sioux City Western league team
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
penIes FederaIs Won

Douglas, Ariz, June "a Governor
Pesquiera of Sonora, telegraphed an
angry denial from Hermosillo today Of
reports emanating from Mexico City
and Nogales that General Pedro Ojeda
had repeated his Aqua Prieta exploit
and defeated superior force Of state
troops in the battles Of Ortiz and
Santa Rosa.
Ojeda was still bottled up at Santa
Rosa near Ortiz, the governor assert
ed. Federal troop trains were stalled
by wrecked roadways, it was declared,
and the rebels pressing on to certain
victory. The battle continued yesrer
day and today around Santa Rosa.
Westing, and 10 members of the direc
torate. with an escort of several hun
dred members of Indiana Turnyereins
The official party was rendered {
reception at the new stadium where
the athletic contests will be held
Several thousand persons witnessed
the ceremonies and the calisthenics
and flag drills by 5000 school children
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24

Sales of old weal have been IN small
lots. while fleeces, both old and new.
have been very dull IN Ohio IS to 90
cents Is said to have becn paid for
medium fleeces While some neH teiris
tory wool from the famous rian 6
center has brought IL to I7
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
WILL HOLD A HEARING THURSDAY
To PROBE CHARGES OF M'NAB

Washington june 24President wilson =
CaminetDggs white slave cases
indictments, delayed in the San
Attorney General McEeynolds and 8
appoint special prosecutor take them
:
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-06-24
TODAY IN CONGRESS

4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

al Sagfsrer OIien | Spbernp ip9rf.
fat Snoiomline Der | 8pen til S9.
orelonoets 5orioar bar i'll. ~2albg.
3d." inotiI ni inobrogt 1915 Ser.
9eIsbet bar $r. OIien tilitillet
arigsminilteriet Tom @iorag til ben
Gum, oct bill foite at reiie bet
monaIenoe Sort peb ben ilespigife
Sten | Dprebapen. Spis Winiiteriet
life bill mootaee 8elsbet paa ben
9etineeIie, er bet Menineen, at ge.
Isbet ifaI Utilities ben frioillige
SnbiomIine til Sortet, iom mn er
unoer SorbereoeIfe | $opeoitaoen.
4 gsrn | 2ipsfare. Den %. Dec
peb Miboaestio opitoo Der STD ! en-
a~piitIeiIiebeo I Dannebrogsgooe Ii
| Marbis. Da Derene par loaieo'
oa ingen flrnbe fomme ino, por 4
Smaabern I 2eiIiebeben ! 2ips
fare. men ba Wranopnsnet arfcm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
6n fGnss mOrbiif
Notwithstanding.

Ssbenbann, %. Sec. = 5 @oar
~uoienotes oennem R. Q. feIgenoe
Otter at ben oanife, Den norife
oe ben ipenife Hegering meo Del
Gormool at faitiGtte ensarteoe 0eii.
tralitetsreeIer itemmenoe meo De !
Sooe unoerteeneoe troftatmesiiee
8eitemmeIier, bar inoleoet5orbono.
finger, iom bar fsrt til @ni9beo
poa ale principeIle Bunfter, ioo.
leoes iom bet frem9oor al Den neo-
isieoe Iefit til De Of De reipeftioe
Reaerin9er bber for fig nntngne
8egIer.
90 i6et De rettelie uuroerer 8e.
tponingen al, at ben iao lpffelie
beitooenoe @nigbeo ligeleoes bena.
res / 5temtioen,
er De fommen onerens ON, at
ingen Of be ire Reeerineer bill fore.
toae noeen a@norine / De Of benz
~eoofenoie Reeler uoen foruo at
bone unorettet De TO andre oerom
| tiIitrGHeIig goo Sio til of mn.
Iigaere en- Notwithstanding ON
Sogen.
9iI gefrRftelie beraf bar be I'M.
oerifrebne, bebsriet bempnoieeoe
BERTH Of oeres Reeerineer, unoer.
ifrebet nprpprenoe Declaration og
foripnei Den meo 6eres SegI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
De fattises Sui.
6n imuf Smlefelt | 9omfirfen
Narbns.
g. q

S nSpu. 9it." Of "a Dec. fri.
pes:
aarbuS 0omfirfe bar fpISt til
iioite BIaos ne6 SsitioeIiebeoen /
afteS, oe life minoit De fottiee og
oeres gsrn boboe fuIot SnobpoeI.
fen; SiIflutningen nor bel enonil
itsrre emo / 5ior, oe Sunoreoer og
otter Sunoreoer Of 8ornesine Ipite
omfap meo ct m99tiet SitIetrps
ltoIIige gIus, Ipite Of @leoe oe
OberroifeIie, mems Soarerne fan6t
gei neo ober mongen furet ain6.
Oct bIen ben imufteite SuIefeit I'M
Der 9omfirfens erneroige Sp9Ipin.
ger, og en- Self, Der bop6e BUD til
9omle iom til iinee.
Stiftsprooft 2inoborot aniloe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

8rpiioentens efsefutine Orore,
Tom Git no paa, at osfiiterenbepoit
meitere I Ssriteflasfes-p oitbuie
ifuIbe foIoe IND unoer gibiltienes
item, onnulIereoes I Mmbogs | @e.
prqientontbuiet, ioet mon peotoa
en- 9gnoring | ben Metning til 1e.
piIIineen til poitoepartcmentet. 49,
Itemte for, IS imoo. @epiibIifoner.
ne Itemte lite. De bar bIeben erigs
om at Iaoe Demofrnterae oigbre
ben Gag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

bopbe en- bebiertet Nano reioIit
IIaoet Dsren mo os faaet SIoen
Iuffet. SIoen, Der itommeoe fro
en- aobenftooenoe @oSbane % en-
bel Gel Bapir. er ianoipnIiepis for.
aoriaeet peb @srnenes 9eg mee
S9no1tiffer. Rooeren bar life
biemme
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

enbber itanbinauif 5antiIe amerifo mootoe for en- fort 9io fben
sSon6beoen ON enerbuiten" meo ct l6baIe of enefaoenoe @ootfsb ga.
rs5 al ale miiee Slnes. SerOeS betenOtoereS, at DC Speeial 9IbnO,
ON enerbuHen". fremodes itaar oatne for ale og enboer oe bill 2iebeo
mo bet itorarteoe SiIbuo, Tom oi gr Der neoenfor, fremoeles o9re gnL.
homie Ill hon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

@9iter er inobuot, beeiber aon9e
parret Jig til @nteoronningerl, bool
Der er arraneeret Suletr9.
Store Geeater. Den / oisie 0o.
ge GO. Dec.) afoeoe 2anobrues,
fanoioot, @ooseier Sens Gbriltiar
Semen al 5reoerifsber9 bar opret.
tet itore 2eeoter, bborof nebnes
100000 SIR. til 9eoelelitobet til
aeb o9 Drift al Ell &eoepIontoge,
100000 SIR. til 6oroeI for tren.
genoe Senoeripoer iamt andre ien-
oeriuoife 8ormaal; til 5oreningen
for 0preues 9eifptteIie, ySeitens
89rn" oe oSbnlen" 10000 Ser.
til boer, til .trpngenoe pao Gre.
o%erifs6erg" $1,000 SIR, til 5or.
ioarsiogen 10000 Ser, til Spires
arbeioer' og gplgerforenings SD
benboons amts l.. areoS til puliti.
lie Sormool 10000 Ser.
6n nbplDnoret 0anif-4mcrifaner.
en Donif. amerifaner, Der nor
benot biem meo ct S5uIeIfi6 nle6
Sommen fltlo al Do%lIorieoIer. bIeo
aften Den 10. Dec. / So.
benbobn uoplpnoret al TO ga.
mer", ban bar fommen / Selifob
meo. San bleD itGrft beruiet, og
meoens De / GutomobiloroIfe ferte
1ur no til 2unoebusfroen, lilteoe
y Dmerne" bans Benge fra bom.
Snoen De tom til 9nen igen,
boooe ban Dog opon9et oct % bar
NOT til at eine Gbouifgren
Or6re til at fore til 2%iierbro5 go.
og Der fremiotte ban i'm
SigteIie moo De TO aoinoer. 8isie
beoDreoe imiolertio 0eres uifplOiq.
beo, og oa ben beitionlnes lloiagn
bar oaflenoe, loo man De ligteoe
1oo.
Senere bnpoe oisie imiolertio
paofaloenoe tranlt meo gennem &c.
lefonopringnine til Groifens @eier
At fao fat pao beofommenoe Gbouf.
ier, og oo ben enes .&qrelte" Gre.
bag aften traf BAN paa 8eiterbros
ioreilo9 ban, at De ifuIoe
Oele en- Del omerifonife Beneeieo-
Ter, Der bar at finoe / DroIfen.
0ette nifoe gbofisren DOG life,
og MI blen .9amerne" igcn anbolo.
tie, oe efter oeres annisning fanot
man ifelge ygtatt." / &umniet, lom
Droifeoinouerne ifpoes neo /, ame.
rifanerens YengeieoIer / goo Be
IA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

Sfet / ire @fsempIorer Stocf.
bolm, ben 81. December 1912.
o.. 6. S%copenius. s. 9rnn6borIt.
". o. 2. g.
hilbert @brensoero.
%. O.
De n9bnte acknowledgements in.
oeboIoer en- Rette 8eitemmeIier for
fremme6e fri9sferen6e Stibe / oon.
tie 5aroonoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
A few of our
ENGLISH BOOKS.

NJ. 10y: Sermons on the Gospels ...... ............. sB
NJ. 10y: Sermons on the Epistles Observation-Disclosures. 2bO
S. P. Long: Prepare to Meet Thy God. ............ 30
Gerberding: New Testament Conversion ............ 100
Gerberding: The Way of Salvation ................ Loo
Iaache: Book of Family Prayer go. ....,......... l6
Hammarsten: Daily Meditations .. =. -. ,........... lO
Hunt: Sunday School Handbook e. =. ............ 100
L. Il. Schulz; Lifes Morning -. -. go. ~
o. Klykken: Our Homes and Our Children ....,..... 10
Herman Flick; Life of Luther ............"... 90
P. A. Peter: A History of the Reformation $3.50. Tb
Julie SHUTTER: A Colony of Mercy .................. 80
Bunyan: Pilgrims Progress =. .......... 30, 40 and 70
Ingraham: A Prince of the House of David -. 80 and 10
Schmidt: Sieghardus -. =. :. -. :. ...........tt. NV
Runa: Voices :. :. e. iv
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
lite marts, 1918.

gebolo oerfor .Sonobeoen ON gnerbuffen" oe roaoiperg ben San.
me og tiaiee Dor itore Bargain aatoIoe, noar fom bet DE bebsper nogle
garer, StnlSe Ge 9ape forlagt. De ianme eaer maafte life moOtaeet Dem,
in inoeno 9eres Rapn os abreSe til 2unoin & 60, ff7.ft9 Rortb
gIioabetb Street, Chicago, Sninois. eMer enonu beore. antog 9iIbuoa,
iom pi esr Der neoenfor. og De iaI poo iamme lib fao mootaee ale
nrn QtIcnnr on 6iIhuA IA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

6NNsNX sFNgk )
Wenigbeosraaosualget | .Sam.
mernm .Serreb. Otter be forelie.
genoe O%plpsninger ON Menigbeos.
raaospoleene meooeIer rSern. @b."
fslgenoe Stotiitif
Der er / aft ool9t III MeoIem.
mer oi % Wenigbeosroao.
af oisie tilbsrer efter Sfen: 70
Snore Misiion, 81 err @runotpigi.
onere, 2 Centrum, 1 g%ornbolmer,
2 SocinIiiter.
s 10 Menigbeosroa6 Dor Snore
Risiion 5IertaI, / 8 SolpoeIen Of
Stemmerne, | 2 er S. so. @inore.
bretol. 8 Meniobeosraa6 beItaar Of
%llitter S. 81.
S / Wenisbeosrooo bar @rrmot.
nigianerne 5lertal; / 7 bar De Salp.
oeIen of ReoIemmerne. 5 6 Roao
bar De Minoretol pao 1; / 2 Nin.
oretaI pdo 2.
! 6n Snnoreoaarig bbb. NPitoeo,
%. December. Den floee Some" |
9a6bn, Wooam Diiiterbicb, iom M
boeoe / Sfiioerlsie neo Sasleo, er
oigaaet peo OGDEN / en- @loer al
ODER 100 Iar. Sun bar @nfe Ell.
ter en- fra Epiflono inonanorte Eeg'
nerfSorbeioer og baDoe | mango
aar baft en- flor Brafiis iom ~floa
Some"
y
Spbsfalo. 8prlp9e q. e. Nsrllf
Ii Ooocr CT iorleoen ofoaaet bel
9eoen, II aar 5ammel. San pai
en- Mano, 6pis 9abn bar en- gof
along i 3ao5 Serreo. bpor bar
gennem ct boIpt @orbunoreoe baboI
punoet fig en- flor 8ennefreos. Soni
DprleeeprofiiS bar meget onlfot
enoe. % %inoenfor 2on6boforenin
gen eioroe ban ct fort arbeioe
noeet oifentIiet Snerp bar ban i'll
.Oooer 9osbI." alorig befl9Ot, iff'
en- @ane | 9anoboforeningen; | bon'
be6ite @or bar bans Sib for OPP
taget. os ienere ieIte ban iie fo'
ipag. Osioa for Oober gps ponif
ling bite ban pao forifeIlig Wtaao
fin Snteresie.
JIDbnins | Mprfe. Den fsrit
5Ippning | Werfe og tpt Eoog
foretoges meIlem SCI. Az os az
Gftenen ben 90. Dec. of 5IppereI
lllricb Bird meo YremierIpitnan
ltIlioto fom Obicrnotsr paaaeroplo
net. Seniigten bar at prepe Can
/, bling moer be melt ugunitige 5or
. boIo. pao GIpbeplooien bar Der an
bragt 2peter for at morfere Gar
. oinsspIaoierne.
. Otter en- GIppnine | inotiI 10
t. Meters Ssioe fanot en- beIois Me
: IemIanoing Steo, os MeropIons
!. ftortebe paaap. Den ienere foretos
4 ne Gambling forIeb IigeIeoes be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

LYS PAA vEJEN.
Et Bibelord og en- kort Betragtning til Morgen oe After
hver Dag Aaret. Udgivet Danmark af Bethesdas Bog
handel. To smukke smaa Boyer Az K 3k Tommer Formal.
Sort ener brunt bsjeigt Lederbind. Runde Hjsrner OF Guild
smt.
l. Morgentimer. IL Aftentimer.
Regular Pis 80 Cents hver Del
SPECIELT.
- Begge Dele tilsammen nu kun s125.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

Wfeoaillen for orlfneoes 4eo.
ming nleo 3illooeIie til at bore
ben er tiIoeIt 5rsfuerne 6. Ser
Ieme-gtir o9 s. 5og.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

big. 5oris9eue bill bIipe gelltoaet
ienere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

9rouninsems 5sbielsoas. 5 an'
leoning Of, at Dronningens Sso'
ielsoog, Der bar p9ret olminoelig
5rioog | Sfolerne, folot poo ben
"a. Dec, iom oIlereoe bar 8rioag.
uotalte aoneen gnife ON, at Der
Ii Steoet tiIIesses Sfolerne en- an
ben Sribag, oe | Operensitemmel'
ie bermeo efter aultusminiiteriets
lSnoItilling bifalot, at 8aloomors'
ooaen Den 10. Sum- fremtioig Bit
Der aIminbeIie 5rioos | alle Gam
bets Sfoler.
asbenbapn, "a. Dec. Sos. Nai
Dronnineen feireoe | Dag fin SGD
ieIsooe | StiIbeo. s 2sbet Of 5or'
miooaeen imofanot fig Gnfeoronninf
2ouiie meb 8srn FAINT Brins So
rolo os Briniesie Selene | Gbri
titan ben Ottenoes Ynla poa ama
Iienborg for at Ipfsnite Dronrirl
aen. Der er inoIsbet ct fort SIN
tai 9eIeerammer % g~Iomftergape'
fra Snb- o. llbldnb. Otter aonge
parrets 9affeI, bportiI Der inee'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

0icls 5iniens 5Gbrcnc6jem.
aommerberre Stiftomtmono ste.
mann bar meo Snoenrig8miniite-
riets Samtpffe poo Socooen Of
Sti~ftamtmanosboIigen / gi6e Iooet
%onbrin9e en- of f9l. 8peningsinipef-
tor S, g. 9~eterien og 9ilIeoiterer
9. Serenien / Ooenie ilofert 01in.
oetaoIe meo f6Ioenoe Snoifrift:
~gaiels 81. 6inien, 9psbebmoIin.
gems Opfinoer, boboe Der fit 5p.
orebiem t8S4-t892". 8oplens
fremtioiae geOlioeboIoeIie err ifI.
~Gibe Stiftst." obertoget Of Sta.
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

9sSsfalb. aoptain $. 5. San.
len pao 0omperen IS. g. Brior"
er ben 10. Sec. afgooet beo 0soen
poa aorbus amtsipeebus, boor ban
baooe unoeroaoet en- Operation for
@aloeiten. Den ofosoe, Der bleo 58
@or gommeI, bon6e / ca. "a Star
OGret / .. s. 9. S.s 9ieneite,
oeraf De iioite 8 aar iom 6erer
for Y3ompo" oo IS. g. Brior".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15
q lpbft af be iprliOmmcnbe 30 81
bOrtgiDes til fnburr Manb % apini
en- Of bisie prrgtigc Sintcr Srpi

Ia ri bar bait Q~lnlebnins til at %inofisbe Ilere tniin
%iaabnnne @inter 1reier, ioni Der 9eifreoet og NibiloeI
til pirfelis Spotpris. bar ri be%iluttet Os til al borts
stps en- 9rse gratis Ii! hpsr % en-, ioni be.
iutter ia ai erIfe Stthle aa ~iHhienSee 1rrEE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-15

@eiter er inobuot, beeiber aonoe-
parret Jig til @nteoronningeu, bbor
Der er arraneeret Suletr9.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04

The laying of the natural gas pipe
lines into this cityfby the Central Ken
tucky Natural Gas Companyt will be
begun at the earliest possible date
following the securing of a franchise
from Bourbon and Clark counties. The
action of the Bourbon Fiscal Court yes
terday in deferring action until the
May session will delay matters some
what, but there is little doubt the
franchise will be granted.
Col. Tom Stewart, of Winchester.
who was in the city yesterday before
the court and who presented the fran
chIse. stated that latter presenting
the franchise here he would 60 to the
Clark county:court at its regular meet
ing next Eweek.. This court, he says,
will readily grant the franchise.
The laying of the pipe lines, accord
ing to Col. Stewart. will begin within
sixty days after the franchise through
the two counties is secured. Some
time Will be required to ,get the pipes
on the ground. but barring.any delays
active work will begin sUon. 1t will
be pushed to an early completion and
it is practically assured Paris will
have natural gas by fall.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Fire Results from Explosion

The explosion of coal oil stove
caused a considerable blaze in the
apartments occupied by Bruce Hud-
dieston over the store of Harry Ogden
about six o'clock Wednesday morning.
The explosion followed the attempt of
Huddleston to light the stove and for
time it looked as though q serious
fire would be the outcome.
A prompt response on the part of
the fire department probably saved an
entire block of the business section
from destruction. Two lines of hose
were run into the building and the Sec
ond floor flooded. By a desperate
effort the flames were confined to the
room in which they started.
The storeroom occupied by Mr.. Og-
den was badly damaged by water and
his stock suffered considerable. Hud-
dleston was badly, burned about the
hands and face while making an effort
to smother the flames. The loss will
amount to about $500.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
SALE! !
DESIRABLE
Stock kFarnn
Bourbon County,
Kentucky.

Belmont Stock Farm, the beautiful
suburban home of the late John A.
Lyle, is offered for sale privately.
This farm is admirably adapted for
raising of blooded horses. Located
as it is on the interurban line, one
quarter of a mile from Paris, KY, on
the Lexington pike, containing $50
acres of good land, the place should
appeal strongly to any one wanting
an ideal country home.
The farm is improved with a SUBJ
stantial two-story brick dwelling,
equipped with water works, lighting
system, bath room. furnace, etc. Also
a large well appointed stock barn,
large tobacco barn and all other nee.
essary out-buildings, all in good con-
dition.
This is one of the most desirable
country places in the Bluegrass and
the soil is in high state of cultiva-
ton. The home is nearly surrounded
by beautiful woodland, and the
place is abundantly supplied with
never-failing water.
Persons looking for such a place
are invited to inspect the premises.
For further information, apply to
w. w. MITCHELL,
Paris. KY.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Fire, wind and lightning insur-
dnee. Thomas & WOOdfOrd.
Condemnation Case Is Ended.

The jury in the Federal Court at
Louisville, which spent three weeks
hearing the evidence in the condemna-
tiop proceedings Uf the Western Union
Telegraph Company for a right of way
over the property of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad through Kentucky.
returned verdict yesterday morning
awarding the railroad company $780,
600. AS soon as the verdict was an
nounced counsel for both sides asked
for time in which to decide on the
question of All appeal.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Warehouse Company Declares
Dividend.

The Board of Directors of the Bour-
bon Tobacco Warehouse Company at a
recent meeting, declared dividend of
22 per cent on the capital stock of the
company. payable April l. They also
decided that the Sl5, 900 worth of new
stock which at recent meeting. the
stockholders decided to issue, Should
',e sold in blocks of FIVE shares or less
I tobacco growers. ii being the wish
or the company 10 interest as many
growers Is possible in the enterprise.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Smith Trial UP al Winchester.

The trial of M. c. Smith for perjury
in the recent trials In Winchester kof
men accused of the murder of Ed CAL
lahan, was called Wednesday morning.
Judge Benton overruled motion for
continuance offered by the defense be-
cause of absent witnesses and selec-
tion of jury began.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Real Estate Deals.

Mr.. w. S. Hu ghes. of Paris, sold
this week to Mr.. Alfred Buckler. of
Bourbon, four room frame cottage
on Clifton street, in the Old Bourbon
Fair Grounds Addition to Paris. at a
private price.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Brannon bought this
week from Len Johnson, vacant lot
in Claysville, at private price.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Silver Tea This Evening.

The class of Mrs. Duncan Bell will
give silver tea in the lecture room
at the Presbyterian church this even
ing from to 9 O'Clock. A free will
offering will be taken at the door All
are cordially invited.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Removal Notice.

Owners of hogs and pigs are re-
Quested by the Board of Health to
have them removed from the city at
once. Don't move those animals
from pen to pen, or cellar to cellar,
but take them cut of town. This
means you, if you are the owner of
such property. All look alike to this
Board.
A. H. KELLER,
City Health Officer
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
fHE BOURBON NEWS.
SPECIAL.

To introduce tn G
Dust Vac Vacuum
Cleaner we are maxi
ing a special price for
one week of $3.50.
Has the brush.
J.T.HINTON.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
For automobile insurance
see Rudolph Davis. 4-3t
Sells Promising & Tr0tter

Mr.. Warren Bacon. of Washington
c. H.. Ohio. formerly of Paris, has
sold his promising three-year- Ed.
Locanda, by Locanda- 2 :02 IA. to
Canadian parties for $500. Ed LOGAN
da ran second in the Kentucky FUtu-
rity at Lexington last tOctober.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Court Dav Dinner.

Remember the ladies of the Episco-
pal church will serve dinner i'm the
basement court day. The ladies here
tofore have hbeen very successful Fin
their undertakings and those who take
dinner with them Monday will certain
ly get their moneys worth.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Administrators Notice

Notice is hereby gwen to all per-
sons having claims against the estate
of VIM. Steuban, deceased, to present
them pIoperlysproven according to law
to the undersigned administrator of
the estate for payment, and all per-
sons owing the estate are requested to
settle promptly.
STEPHEN MOORE,
Admr. VIM. Steuban, Deceased.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
For Young Men, Norfolks.

The demand for this garment is un-
precedented, .and we have prepared
for the demand with a beautiful line
of patterns. SIS to S25.
J. w. DAVIS 81 co,
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Notice to the Public.

Just a casual glance Tat the stable,
back yards, etc.. indicate the imme-
date necessity of general clean up.
We are not going to run these notices
during the entire year. Do what you
know to be right and there will be no
trouble, otherwise-well you are TAX
ing the chance.
A. H. KELLER,
IF City Health Officer.
The Bourbon news., 1913-04-04
Come Here for Your Hats.

Many exclusive styles you WON'T find
elsewhere. We recommend Stetson 81
and $5 hats.
]. w. DAVIS & CO.