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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

The alliance had a meeting las
Saturday George Washington Tunnel
presided.
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The Faiier-Richar,

The Faiier Richard controversy
over quarter section OF land in the
Banner neighborhood is ended after
about six years litigation. Mr.. Fuller
made homestead entry last Saturday.
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s.. L. Garland, OF the South Side,
WINS in the city last Saturday.
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e. Fl. Jack, former resident OF
Wa-Keeney, now of Charleston, Ills, is a
subscriber.
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Nonresident land oweers are at
present breaking not less than 10000
acres in Cove comfy. neatly all of which
will be put in wheat this falL-Gove
County Echo.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

The Republican acknowledges favors
from A. 81. Blair, one of Wa-Keeney's
leading attorneys, last week.-HH City
Re1ubLicau
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The highest market price paid fol-
good butter and eggs at all times by
ri SCHTTTZ
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Notice.

For SALE-on my ranch, two miles
west of Wa-Keeney, my entire herd, con.
sisting of twenty head of 2-year-old steers,
thirty head of yearling steers and forty
head of good young she cattle; also a
number of good brood mares, with colts
by their side, cheap for cash.
GEO. BROOKS.
I. NJ. BROOKS, Manager. 5-7.tf
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Our esteemed friend William LaRue
of the Saline neighborhood, called las
Wednesday.
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If you want loan on your farm call
nm r. c. WILSON.
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Benedict runs free delivery and
will call on you every day with fresh
vegetables and fruits.
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Wanfad-Eifer

Wanted-Fifer for Memorial Day
Communicate with Adjutant, Capt. Trego
Post, No. 1877.
&c MARTIN, Adjt.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

Pure horse radish for 80 cents pei
quart, grated, at Benedicts.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

Jasper Rogers, of Cyrus, was m the
county capital last Saturday.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

We met Rev. 81. N. Rogers and
Frank Walker in Hill City last Tuesday
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E ONS OF VETERANS Preston B. Plumb Camp,
y No. 261, meets every LIST and Sd Saturday evens
ings of each month at Masonic Hall
". W. GIBSON, Secretary.
G. E. COSBY, Captain.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

-Efick Lindberg subscribes for the
WORLD and Y,i5ane.
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Distinct court convenes next Monday
The docket is light.
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~ A. R.-Captain Trego Post, No. 1877, meets In
W. the evening Of the Ind Saturday OF each
month, at Masonic Hall.
]. G. MARTIN, Adjt ]. EscHER, Com.
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We furnish the WORLD and the New
York Tribune for $i.6O.
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WI K. C.-Captain Trego, No. 40, meets every
w second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF
each month at Masonic Hall.
LILA DAY MONROE, President.
Mrs. E. A. RAE. Secy.
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Arkansas strawberries now IS cents
at Benedicts, and will be cheaper soon.
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Preparations are being made to
observe Children's Day.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

For the best stock of Henderson and
Desnays & Brown shoes and lowest prices
call and examine the stock at
Fl, SCHULTZ's.
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"A. s. Beason, of the Downer neigh
borhood, is a new subscriber.
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I A o. U. W. Wa-Keeney Lodge, No. 100, meeta
IA the first aud third Tuesday evenings Of each
month at Masonic Hall.
W. E. SAUN, Rec. F. II. BURNHAN, n. W.
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o. o. F. -Wa-Keeney Lodge No. 304, meets
L. every Wednesday evening at Masonic Hall.
Trancient brethren cordially invited.
g. NJ, UFFoRD, Sec'y. GEO. W. CRoss, N. g.
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Remember Benedict carrys a full lire
of everything in vegetables, fruits and
confectionery.
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"A man was tried in Hill City
this week for stealing couple Of fruit
trees. After the state had introduced its
evidence and rested the defendant inter-
posed demurrer to the evidence, and
the court instructed the jury to render a
verdict of not guilty for the reason that
the trees, being dug from the ground at
the time Of the taking, were part Of the
real estate and that the crime of larceny
of real estate was not known to the law.
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For Sale.

'Oue road cart, one set OF single harness
and one three year old bull
n CA6Hr & DAVIS.
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Colorado and Early Ohio potatoes a
II. SCHULTz's.
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E. W. Priestley, of the First National
Bank, is enjoying short visit in Lane
county. Mr.. Priestley has been in the
employ of the bank for five years and
during that time has only lost four days,
two of them on account of sickness. We
hope he will have good time.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-05-21

F. G. Swiggett spent last Sunday in
Collyer.
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We cannot give the exact figures on
account of the returns not being in Iom
one township, but there will be an in
crease of about cne-haif in the wheat crop
of Trego county over 1891. Last year we
had about 10000 acres, this year we will
have more than 1900 acres.
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&c. n. Gibson sells the John Deere
Disc Lister. 5-7-H
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Fl. M. Morgan, j. B. Emig, and
perhaps others were compelled to remain
in Wa-Keeney, Monday night on account
Of the rain. The rains are 30 hard and
SO frequent that our farmers always leave
enough wood chopped to last several days
when they venture from home.
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Miss Hattie Burroughs left Tuesday
evening for Chicago, which will be her
home in the future. Miss Burroughs was
universally liked and respected in Wa
Keensy, and the best wishes of all follow
her to her new home.
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Uncle Nathan Brown, of Wa-Keeney,
is holding out his backing box in our
city. He has, in this 85th year of his
mortal existence, formed, here in Hays
City, boot backing cuspidorean trust
that leaves the alliance men in the lower
house way in the shade, with this differ
ence, Uncle Nathan is an old time, rip
roaring republican.-HaysC City Sentinel.
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SOCIETIES.

A T. "A. M.-wa-Keeney Lodge No. 148, meets
a. every second and fourth Monday evening 1t
Masonic Hall, in Opera Block.
PIERCE AZ, Sec'y. SCHUYLER ORR, W. n.
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You can get your meat smoked al
Bakers.
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Coal oil for 10 cts, at d. Schultz. 0
IA st.
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Wsstsra xsasas a'pxld.
sow,ck& WEIGH. EDITORS andpabGshe,s
SATURDAY, MAY Fl. 1892.
Corn fed beef at Bakers.

Baker pays the top price for hides.
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he is given an opportunity to do so. Ii
is q pleasure to any teacher to encourage
rapid advancement of specially bright
pupil whenever it can be done without
injury to the pupils health. Several in
stances of pupils passing from one grade
to another for marked ability have
occurred during the last two years. A
we'll graded school offers the advantage
of a symmetrical (not equal development
of the child's faculties. Children fire.
quently excel in some study which they
like but are very backward in some equal
~ important branch which they do not
happen to take fancy to. Being too
young to understand the importance of
the neglected branch and also too young
to become specialist (fOr specialist re-
quires broad foundation to build upOn)
the better plan seems to be, generally
speaking, to require defuite efficiency
in all branches according to some
thoroughly tested and we'll established
plan, even though this may require year
or more Of the pupils time. It gives q
better and broader foundation for the
superstructure OF his education and will
in the end inure to hiB advantage.
PROMOTION.
Regular promotions occur at the end
of the school year. Pupils are promoted
in three ways: First by doing all the
class work assigned to the grade and
taking all the review tests given during
the term. The average OF the monthly
reports of the last four months Is chiefly
taken a basis and IL the standing is 80
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Several clear days this week.

Several clear days this week.
Pure home made lard at Bakers.
Miss Lille Rich went to Colby Wed.
nesdsy
You can get your meat smoked at
Bakers.
20. Il. Gibson sells the John Deere
Disc Lister. 5-7-H
distinct court convenes next Monday.
The docket Is light.
We furnish the WoR1p and the New
York Tribune for $3.50.
Preparations are being made to
observe Children's Day.
Pure horse radish for 80 cents per
quart, grated, at Benedicts.
"A. s. Beason, of the Downer neigh
bOrhoOd. ia a new subscriber.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement d yraias ia Eject isas 20, 1874

come WEST-6.S A. N. for Lewiston,
kasm.ngtoa. Roeklaad. Portland, heston and
Mes'r~sl. no AMI i,.sa A. ", ter Halkweli Gar
Tor Rsansw,eS, lewiston. Pennington. Roekland,
Portland and liastcs,, connecting Tor White Ntan.
TAIN Points and Vsehee; i.so 7, NJ. for tlal0Sel|,
tarssper aud Seuth Gardner, & Is and $40 y. ~.
for brunswick. Rash Portland. Eosson. c,iO r.
", for hs,tewell. Gardiner snd South Gardiner;
iico 4, ". laiehi Pullman, every night tor Lew.
isiea, Rata. e,sekland Portland and hcston, a.se
4, N, every nsgh, for Portland and BOSTON,
ssOlNs: RA>T~-i.is A, ", {aight eNprc.e)stp
Skow hogan. Belfast, Hanger. Bar ttshor, -
II ever, nlght tet Rsasor and Far llafhcr; ass
4, NJ. tor waien,iic, and SAewhexAn and
hv waiting al wa,srilse for Rsnsor and Mr.
iiaLhSri -, sad ~. I, ". fas Wa,~,li., OAK
h,y,r, foNcrufi. ssa ger Rar Harecr. 81, stephens
~. laha aad Araasteak County mixed. ,.&S T. NJ
for Maiervilic. and sundays only AZ ac A. N.
The N,sls, Pullman Trains going east At i.ss A.
NJ, going west at ltta L. NJ, run each way every
aiyhi, sssniay tnelaaed conaee;ipg icr lewiston
meErsngs, or to belfast, nexser, ar BEYOND bsa.
ss, excepting 10 lfag Hsrbor. On Sunday morn
'ss,,
VI, and tsst at "A 4, N, raa daily. sunday In
elsde'i. between Boston, lewiston. bath, bangor
and ~, john,
Nigh, kxprcss s,,,ng East u, ~ A. N. and IVES
a; Lie 4. VI, ~a every night between Boston
xcCoMM0nArsoN TRAIN for augusta
sas i s T. a,,a%i.sr, :s ;, sna 10 10 4 n is|
snt Is T. VI, Halloween d, a aud to,N A. NJ,
Too aud iSsr, NJ,
fhtoash tickets to Cslitorais aud all Pclass
>ca,a and West may be had OF T., H. Walker
;ickci agent, Augusta, the enly Office In Augusta
elling via all routes and checking baggage frrs Of
expense.
rrAAsnN TICKER, Vice Pres. 4 Genl Manager
= T. hoofhRf. Genl Pass. and Ticket Ax't.
Portland lane, u lSDs.
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Card.

MIR John A. Hilton ami family also the
parents AMI relatives of Frank REYNOLDS
drowned last Saturday at Hammond's
Grove. wish to thank sincerely the mauy
friends who teniere,i them in their sore hour
of need, every all which human hearts
could devise and the warmest sympathy in
their deep sorrow They would hike also to
correct one or two mistakes in the rennrt of
Monday. Ii was Mr.. Melville Smith who
first went ont in his boat to search for the
hoy, accompanied by Young Charles Ensel.
As Mr.. Smith is not diver,
rs soon as he discovered the
body. Mr. Robinson dived. reaching him
and the two carried him 10 the wharf
There was no, one aoIaeat's delay in doing
everything tina, could be though, of. Mr..
Hammond going in to Augusta, for DR.. Hill
at his utmost speed.
Again We thank with grateful hearts tho
many friends who in our hours Of afiiic,iou
showed such Christian love and friendship
for the Stranger in a strange land"
J. A. IL.
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The Misses Beeraaa o! Hsiiovelr were
ia the city yesterday.
Nv. Folsom and family have returned
from ocean Point.
Mrs. c. l.. Burns and family returned
home from Ocean Point, Saturday.
sheriff J. II. Mitchell Of sko~hegan,
90. in the city over Sunday.
Dir. Geo. d. Rove left yesterday for
short visit at his home in oakl and.
Thomas Leigh, Jr, spoke at the Demo
cratic mass meeting at Madison last night.
City Clerk Clarence Tanner has gone to
sidney his old home where he will spe nj
few days,
Edward l.. Whitehouse left yesterday
morning for Small Point, where he viii
pend couple of weeks.
Miss Casi.iie Brown of Nateryille. who
ias been visiting Mrs. K. j. Martin, re-
turned home yesterday.
Marshal Morse and his daughter, Miss
I.otfie J Morse, spent Sunday At Peak
Island with his family.
g. -. Haskell. wife and child left Sun
lay for isiesboro, where they will remain
hiring Mr.. HaskeIls vacation.
Mrs. W s. Goss, and Mrs. Norman OF
Marlboro Mass spent Sunday with Mr.,
| nd Mrs. J. VI. Murch Of this city,
W. \. Farr, the popular clerk at Hotel
I0rth, has gone 10 Watervilie to spend :
| 40 weeks vacation with his family.
/ Deputy Sheriff f. y. .Jepson and wife Of
| 'hina, and e. y. Cram and wife of South
dontyiIle, we're in the city yesterday.
The Rt. Rev. II. \. Nicely, Bishop Of
| Maine, was ia the city Yesterday On his
say home from short stay at Sorrento.
W, II. Williams wife and son George,
'eturned yesterday from Higgins Beach,
siiere they have been spending the past
| wo weeks.
| Mrs. John V, Lane is spending few
veeks at her old home 10 presque lsle
she was accompanied there by Mr., Lane,
Who will return Wednesday.
Howard Owen. editor of the Maine
| Farmer. has gone to Hammond grove to
| pend three weeks vacation. During his
tbsenee Dr. W u. Lapham will take his
| place
| f. f. knowles, wife and son returned
| gesterday morning from Fairfield, where
hey have been spending week with Mrs.
Knowles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Pearson
Station Agent f. r. Parkman and wife
eft SATURDAY for Portland where they viii
make short visit with relatives, then going
IN the Frank Jones for sail down the
cast and back.
Manley r. Pooler. Esq, of Skowhegan
vas in the city yesterday on his way hom'
from the islands Mr. Pooler says he vii
save long string of his horses at tht
Eastern State Fair.
At a recent meeting of the trustees of ths
Augusta Savings Bank the following officer,
were elected for the ensuing year W. :
Badger, president: T.. G. Dudley, treasurer
". +. Ellis, assistant treasurer; tfcorg,
&. kecne, clerk.
Among the former residents now visiting
IA the city are Mr. +. II. Fairfield and wifi,
It Boston Mr. Fairfield is on the Bostof
Journal force where he has been for many
years lie will return this week, but Mrs
+. will remain with friends here for sey
raj weeks yet
Mrs. F.. G. Burleigh. Miss Lucy Burri-d
and l.. \. Burleigii left Yesterday for Bel
fast where Mrs. and Miss Burtgh viii
'pend a couple of weeks with Mrs, JOSEPH
williamson, Jr. Mr.. Barleigh will remain
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OIp Jgp PRof.rY.

Mr.. Richard Gobien will present bis ever
popular play, odd Jed ProutyT at AeoniAn
Hal on Friday, August 18th. odd Jed
Proufy- has been given in Augusta several
times. and lie return will BE- welcomed by a
multitude Of admirers. There is never
ending delight in witnessing Ar. Golden
characterization of the honest. straight
forward country tavern keeper The ht-
nor and pzfhos of the characters are dis
played With equal effectiveness. He can as
readily move an audience 10 tears as he car
arouse them 10 tumgit9ns merrimens.
Miss Dora Willy is again With the com
pany, and the presence Of the sweet sss2-
If Maine viii receive cordial welcome.
She IL Away. charming AMI her songs are
ever heard With pleasure.
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Calvert Perry.

A very pleasant home wedding occurred
At the residence of the brides father. Mr.
!. Il, Perry, on Capitol street, last evening
the contracting parties being Mr. william
Edward Calvert of Minnieviile. Va, aud
Miss Eva Ina Perry of this city, the eere
mony being performed by Rev. Mr.. wv
man. The bride was very prettily attire'
10 white and was the recipient of many ele
CANT presents The happy couple left OF
the Pullman, amid shower of rice, fol
their failure home in Washington, d. &.
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Prison Inspector {. W Jones, lett yes
ter,lay for Bangor, where he will be met by
.ol $. II. Allen. warden of the State prison
at Thomaston They will visit together
the jails At Bangor, Ellsworth. Houison amt
Machias
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The Free Baptist Sunday school will GO
on an excursion 10 Squirrel Island by
Steamer Islander on Thursday Aug. 18th.
starting from the Free Baptist vestry on the
the steamer at Gardner Fares for round
trip, exclusive of ear fare, 80 and % cts.
Muster is over and the State campground
is as forlorn as usual An the tents ART
lown and have been folded up and packe,
away Ia await the coming of another
muster
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Attention is called to the advertisement OF
II. ID. Rowell & TO. They have opened
five cent and bargain store At i32 Wster
street and extend an invitation TO every body
to drop in and examine goods and prices,
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Yesterday was busy day at the Maine
Central ticket office, over 500 having been
deposited, being part of the receipts for
SATURDAY afternoon, Sunday aud yes'er
day
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Eugene I.ebei, who was run over las
week, losing his right foot was taken tt
Lewiston yesterday by his brother 7, j
Iehel of that city. I.ebei was feeling yer,
we'll considering the short time tina, has
slapsed since the accident.
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Oc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SKRUP co.
sAs FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. n NEW Yoas. M
ms,i4dA~
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Prank Nelson, ht. =. : J. t'nshoe. tppl"ton.
,nnar,i .ir ch =. thas. 7 sisekpole, Gardiner,
Volunteer. ha.. e.. " E"rrf. augusta
Yonue watchmak.r. bl. .. '. q. Ha*ting-
ipaIHari =Catta-
Jim Matt TIA. 4 " : Lams"n Augusta.
~ iasrsnc,. bn- n. " q. Morrill,, Pittsheld
i.ah} Franklin ha m. Geo, H. Palmer, fast
i,1Vpr.
Ualli. rh H.. u VI Lowe. Fairfield.
4 VI T. br g " Phillip Fairfield
Hind 1T IN ~ Il. Tusisr. GardinFf.
trruehinAn. hs- e. \. J. i.ibsN, hHsiiner
Frrd VI ii. = & \ Marstnu, ~kawi'sgan.
Van Helmout. bi -. f,r. | T. fash, Fairfield.
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EASTERN = STEAMBOAT . co.
SUMMER TIME TABLE. COMMENCING
JUNE 27. 1892.

Steamers leave Bath for iiooihbay daily Sundays
excepted, nj go A. VI. AMI alb 4. NJ. connecting
with trains leaving Augusta nj Ga and 10 A. M.
tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday noon Express
Boat comip pcing july 5,leayes bath AZ II 10 a.
making close connection with train leaving Au-
gusta ~ h.t3 A, u.
Saturday EyeHlng and Monday Morning Espryss
Boat cneing July " leaves bath Ut $50 r. u.
returning leaves Bonthbay Mondny q, 40 A. VI.
connecting ~ Bath with 71y A. NJ. for Augusta.
Sunday Globe and 1sraid Express Boaf, e0sn-
mcnesng July 10 ienycs Bath sundays at 81. NJ.
II. W. swANTON. Treas.
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FOR TOILET. sweet
SOAPS a :;i :: sS s 81; IS; ;
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When school npens next month the stu
dents of the Cony High school will be
greatly surprised at the changed appearance
of the building In the main school room
the number of seats has been reduced from
100 to -. the number for which the room
was designed The two wide side aisies
have been restored by the removal of the
seats next To the side walls. pstairs the large
hail in which the graduations of late have
been held. has been con verified into large
school room with desks for nearly as
MANY ~ down stairs The room will hold
,h.. fourth. AMI part of the third class. and
will be- under the sub-principal. When
winter arrives those who are Obliged to use
the laboratory aud class rooms, will notice
a crest Improvement over the freezing TEN
peraturc that has. hitherto, prevailed. The
cause of this change il now being
put IN and il fine lsinch steel tubular
heating boiler of % horse power
capacity Edward kendaiIs Sons
Camhridgcport. Mass. are the makers, ans
J. II. Cogan < Co of this city are putting
il in. also putting in new steam pipes and
largely increasing the radiating surface.
When this work is completed the high
school building will easily rank first among
those put to similar use in THIS State.
The committee of the Cony Free High
Sshnal have rendered the principaiship OF
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Venture, ct. = Chas. 7, Stackpoie, Gardiner
Npflia =. n. NJ. -. ". siblry, Oakland
uid Honesty. br. 4. g. " Guild. Augusta
Harnioam b. 49, ia-ting Bros, bImarisc1tfa.
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