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Pennsylvania
RACTaRoAD

EGA1b4AoAD.
STATIONS iont "t Mns, iNsntS tinrd street and
% he leavin. time from bcsbi osscs and ccrt.
s%i%s 2l ST ySe a ID !ht 9I's ssrsc, Sat Station me-" That give"
100 4. ". FAST N tli.~ rrllman BUFFET Parlcr
C. G't c SsT YorE 81 70 sd I.i:s" To p EIItsy;%iSt Gar pI''''drs
$50 l. I. Il. FAST siYE SI]lifH,'ii1TyTF fi aES cl SSiIn"n
S1inin,tmSn.; steering; nimnH; Sm"k. ~ and Oh.
1,tOP. Nj GIiCX1o mist. LotIs EHpRkss.-
Ok, 50 ? E'; Il. EF 5Sl 4 GpSSE'Y ESritl S 4. fsr 81 Sii lSH.ii
7! GS''i =. W. For 4Sf4a% Sf Esff S$!"F flSTSPiRrss.-ror
40 Eatd' 7. r.. ct PSt 7 7 E aSSiagsE" @fof + f, nS%lsi and
s, SS'I +! 81. e? aSiI A IS f ExTilfss. s 4Fs lin s]asq B J
SSleeptng Car New YORK. 10 Altoona. East 5iherty.
%lxSiiiiINGToN AND THE OuTH.
$50; $40, ni2u. $500. DInil Car. 1880 Dining Carr
F. fan ~ i .nS bI mo '2 S.;,, " !S@ fD,sIn% jim LIN a
$40, 6;2G, 1000? Dining Car 4 n. $40 Con:
dining Car. 400 Dining Car, $3.50 p. NJ. 1905
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Express. 1870 p. NJ. 1905
ATLANIiSGoAsr 1lNE.-EIpres,. 800 A. VI. and
c~lFsAPiEsHiKEE IIiND ONO RAl1.wAY.-4,5o p. NJ.
FoR3i.D POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:5o
"A 4 n ET T9sf rf aEy' and 80 + N, ,lsilE. n....
and G9F,l.nat s,rss,s s:iGF ST Thronsh yssii:
CAPE MAI.-12:5OP ]. NJ. week days.
L@ 1ass srn nrSS. s Assq p3iDi Pi pIk, iI n ;Fn1Ie w sSn%sy,,.
ty.third Street station. $3.50 A. N. 1920. 1920,
and +;ho ]. NJ. Sundays, $50 A. NJ, 400 p. M.
from Desbrosses and CortlAndt Streeiu), v:1OA. NJ,
1880 $40. aud $40 T. n. Sundays. s;+G A. NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6;lo, T:2o. 7:b0. i: 30. $3.50. U:20 900 Penna. Linn.
tied. 300 Dining Car, 1880 Dining Carr, 1850
A. NJ, 12:5u, 100, 400. $50, ago. APO dining
sGrI; t%S2 Ginning Car, S:3o Dining Car. $40.
g:"o, p;bu Limited, $3.50. 1880 Dining Carr A.
~, 800 Dining Car. 300. 4:20 Dining Car. +:hu
Dining Car, $50 Dining Car, 1:4O, $50 z. NJ.
1905 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 4dl, ga. 1ly6, 1929. III. and 25l
broadway. ! Aston House. West Twenty third Street
Station and stations foot OF Deshrosses and Cort-
landt Streets: 4 Court Street, 500 Fulton Street, iS
Broadway and PennsylvAniR Annex Station, Brook
lyn; Station, Jeraey City. The New York Transfer
Company will call for and check baggage from no.
tells and residences through to destination.
Telephone "a757 Eighteenth Street" for Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Cab Service.
]. h. HUTCHINSON, J. II. WOOL
General Manager. General PasS'r Agent.
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Baseball Games To-day.

NATIONAL IRAouR AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Warrington at New York; Brooklyn at. Philn
dolphia. two gAmesi Boston Ut Baltimore; Chicagoa
Pittsburg, two games; Cleveland at Louisvillei Gin
Cinnatl Est. Louis,
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There was no brass band nor . multitude Of
yesterday. About 400 persons were on hand
70 witness the final championship game OF the
crowd when it Is ION into consideration that
the cranks across the bridge will have to wait
at least six months before they will see the
Ing kind, Notwithstanding the errors. The
misplays Of the Brooklyns were costly and lost
the game. The score:
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zone out whom winning run was soofSd-
e s!Y Ysar -: SSSSGS6 IL
YlnlSaso on srren-BalnmcEe. II New XoEh !,
SIc On baiia-on Hughes. 2; on Seymour. 4. Struck
euy-By Hughes. u b, Seymour. e. Thres-59sS hits
bcubiS pleyS-Dana, Gleason and Doylel Mo0rAw,
Bail and ClNrkoi Holmes and Hoydon; Me0rsW. De
EOntroVtlIlHS and GlHrG Ona Ak E minnts, ana
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XIV 1onr. 8, nA1rrMoan. l-srcoNp sAarn.

Baltimore. u New York, g.. First base on ballS-oR
T. TGrec-base hitS-DSyts, seymour. Warner. Two.
S.,s hits-ps MontrsvtllS, Clarke; saorinos bit
and Brown. AttsndAnos-6oo. Timo-l hour and
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW Observation-Disclosures
Germanie' oGt. ~ noon Britannia , Soy q n o
Saloon rates on Cymric, sos mp: ~Germanic, Britain:
mic, $75 rp; Majestic. Teutnnic, 800 up; second
cabin, S42. SO upward: third class on Cymric, Ger
manic and Britannia. &.5. 70: on Majestic and Teu'
tonic, S27. Revenue tax additional.
For passage. freight and general information apply
to WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier AZ, North River. Once. = broadway, New YORK
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MAINE STEAMSHIP CD.
1 p0MlNloM LINE.

Delightful tours to Oll Point Comfort, Norfolk.
Newport News. Petersburg, Portsmouth. Primers
Point. Richmond. Virginia Beach. Va, and Washing.
ton. ID. C.. Freight and passenger steamers sail from
Pier -. North River, every week day. except Satur-
day, at 3 =. NJ. and Saturday at 4 !. VI.
W. /. G~UlIIAUDEU. Vice. Pres't and Trafhc MgEs
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AT wAAHINoToN.

Smith hit by bAtted ball.
Ss.sOa'""."......".oO 8 9 9 ! 8 9 So ; Z
Lint base on errors-washington, 2; Boston, 2.
tsI on bAsea-Waahington. IL; Boston, 7. First
SSS " killen. 8. Home run-Gettman. Two-bass
EHGnm I. T. Lowe. Stolen b~ases-Casey. Gettman.
neHa;re ~, Reitz. Double ~play-Stahi and Ten
ny. HIT BY p~itcher-Freeman. Wild p~itch-Killen.
SS on IConnally. ASSISTANT Heyder. Time-1
N'u ana 81 minutes. AttendAnce-2.oo 900.
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YORK CENTRA[,

All through trains stop at Albany, Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
$50 EMPIRE MPIREi Sr fi%f't SPFEs L1 ti i
aG4rA Fails 5:s2, Toronto 900 r. NJ. Detroit Tito
Az nv .@FA 81 ! MSiIs. D fSlHSlef; Buffalo. Nj.
ore agara Falls aid Cleveland.
1O.96A MAY EXPRESS. except Sundays
AO:OO For Buffalo and all Important New York
Inn F. M..-sorTHwEsTERN LIMITED and
A'UO CHICAGO sPECl AL. Daiiy-For Columbus.
. .S SirSi p M'., lnSiSns TSH III f. t iSS,1 t sSE GGGfichaee;
800 F.M..IAkE HON LIMITED DAily--24-
Cleveland T:l5 A., NJ, Chicago 4 f. NJ. Sleeping
6.M I.@WESiIRN EXPRESS; DAilyIEOr
e.9S !! M'sSoEffAERN EXPRESS. Daily-For
7.10 .M.NAD fHSi 's M6tSTifS SS'' &SD
$40 sipnt;Ilft PsifFoF AN iiAsssa f.iis: GlsEs!
900 E 1.le I;nsFt sSI dn, T5IFTEG so Mite On Pail fnii
OFF, ti 4 M.L -i2Vsii FIG tx .IFss'' pai hS1 Fept 's:
'''dO wego. ogdcnsbnrg. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
7O.In SUPERINTENDENT PRE- OR CHI
sunday n HfaR sflf1t" 5 flfSpsEr 5:s.t at ";l''
';l' A. P Fl; aae d:2 so !; Al; d D1t1y It s s!se 4 sunday to
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light.
St. Grand Central station. 10th st. station and
and 100 Broa dway, F. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "2iso Thirty. eighth street" for New
GEORGE II. AS1EL General Passenger Agent.
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4 B1o PRICE FOR HAxDsED.
Trained ~Thorouehbreds Disposed of a
Morris Park.

Trained ThOroushbreds Disposed of at
Morris Park.
Several thoroughbreds in training were disposed
of yeRterday before the racing began at Morris Park.
Eleven head from the stable Of James X. Keene
brought $3.50, John J. McCafferty bidding top price
for Loiterer.
Jack Bennett, who is selling ont on account of ill
ness. Jared much better. His erratic colt. Handsel.
was boosted Zip to ~, 900 before j. J, McCanerty Sc
cured him.. Tie two.year-ulds DR.. Parker ana sand
ford and the yearling by Ringlike-Stonecrop also
brought big prices. Following is q partial sum'
mary:
PROPERTY OF JANIS r. KEESE.
Loiterer. b. c.. 8. " M~arIen-Lucille: John
d. McCanerty. ........ 'NI'ioO
YerHcious. CHI. e.. =. by st. LeonArdo-Nera;
Tnrney Brothers. go. ............ boO
st. Lorenzo, CHI. C., .. by St. Leonardo-Dart
Maiden; II. II. HUM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. foo
Total for eleven head. S3,o75.
Average per head, 1894.
PROPERTY OF J. A. BENNETT.
Handsel, CHI. c., 3. by HAnover-Tarantenai
John j. McCanorty. ..,...... %,ooo
j.. Smith. .'..' 1000
Clark. ...' e.. 49," 1880
Brown yearlinE colt, by Kinglike -s.onecrop; ,u
Colum bus Stable. 1,1bo
Total for eight head, 81. 900.
Average per head, 81, lU2.5o.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot OF Chambers
street. as follows, and i've minutes earlier from West
O.(ln 4. M.-vestibulcd Express daily for Bing.
o:OO ham;on, WsyeriS. Elmlra, Buffalo, Bradford
.).Dn +. M.--Vestibule limited-TRst mail daily.
Z.OV Solid train for Chicago. arrives.at ClS,yeland
7:4o A. NJ, Chicago 5 p. NJ, Sleepcrs 10 Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining ear.
TAO y. M.-Dufalo and Cleveland Eestibuled
Bradford T:3o A. 81, jamestown 200 4. N, Yonngs-
town 1927 A. NJ { leyeiand 1880 =, 81. Shoppers 10
Buffalo and Cleveland. CAFE Library Car.
OIL r. M.-DAily solid train for B~inghamton.
J:I'1 Elmira. warerly. chicago. ,sleepeTs TO Hor-
nellsville. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS, IOCAI TINE CARDS ASp PULLMAN
H5T broadway. ~ Bowory. Ibd Fast I25th ST., and
.73 West 10th ~. Chambcrs and West 23d at; fer
ries, New York: 1913 and $50 Fulton A., ~ Broadway,
Brooklyni I.2 River ST., .HOboken, and Jersey city
station. New York Transfer Co. calls forRnd checks
baggage from hotels and residences 10 destination,
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III. on b%asee on errois-Cincinnati. /: Louisville. 2.
hhs-NrRrjt CINCINNATI. y; Louisville, .. TwO-bass
oLarkt%' H Hplac, lri'f. Irwin, Thrcc.base hits-Fowers.
A,sgte .nd Z Sacrifice hlt-Irwin. Double plays
out-By" w. El .llrhrJ. Stolen base -Iiitchey. Struck
Hoy, FFHti1hstrin, 3. by Magee, q. lit by pitcher
Mage. : v" ~ uHse on bAlls-Oh Breitcnstein. /; off
Anes- o mt hour and 10 minutes. Attend
500" Imlprcs-Wdgner and Emglie.
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HHH1uoIPuIA'' . INV q I z q q o q U-b
First base on errors-BrooklZn. 81 philadelphia, 8.
t.tt on ba1es.Brooklyl. 7; PhilHdelphi3. 0; Two
DAILY, LAjoie. Sacrifice hit-Piatt. First base on balla
Sot Dunn. 8. Struck out-By Dunn, 1; by Pratt. 4.
P~iteher-Dunn. Wild p~itch-Dunn. Umpire-Hunk.
A~iI!lt1nt-AndreWS Time-1 hour and 81 minutes.
AttsndRnce-AoQ.
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PRICE . QUALITY.
100 BICYCLES. LADIES' and GENTS. SI2.6 so Each.
Carload MFG. CO!6-Guaranteed Tires
YoUEG MFG. cos YALE" cycles, hlgh.class. $40
zach. CLIPPER CHILLED PLOUGH co.'s Cycles
New, Lis. SIPS. $50, 136 and $40.
KEATINGs. % each, sllghtlg used, Tires-HART-
FOlD. INDIANA, PEORIA EMPIRE. VIM, &c, 81 70
"a each. HANDLE BARS. Gle. pair; wood, 1be,
Ilslr. LAMPS. 3Bc. and 81 each. &c,
i. q. JARDORE = co., ga BROADWAY.
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slats Aua Apartments % gst.

NEW YORK SUI OFFICE, NEWARK, Nj
ADVERTISERS NAY LEAVE THEIR ORDERS AT
7aA o ST. NEWARK. WHERE II SAME
CARE AND WILL BE SHOWN AS AT
MAIN OFFICE.
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pitoher-Frank Umpirss-McDonald and swsrt-
wood. Time-1 hour and 80 minutes.
r rirTpsuRo-sEcoND GAME.

Stolen baso-Frnnk. SAorIhce hIt-Hickert. Etrnok
out-By Bates, 2. Base on balls-Oh RosobronRh. !;
on Bales. 8. Umpires-Swartwout aud Mcdonald.
Attandunce-2,O 900. Timo-l hour and o minutes.
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At F'rrsRURG-rmsr GAME.

N.'Sin'iolo Grounds. To-day, $3.50 r.. n.
S'0n w. New YORK. Adm.. 5OS-Ads.
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anratshta as0nsts avaatfa.

UNFINISHED HOUSE wanted from Nov. 1 10 June !
Thy small private family. Address, With full par
AenlsEa. FAMILY, boz ltl Sun uDtoNn eAee. lz6J
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SeIsrt asDara-arOpkIyu.

HENRY ST.. ~356.-Deairable single rooms. with
III hratclAss board. 90 per week; convenient South
Ferry and Bridge.
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Sslert aUArA.
West Side.

WASHINGTON PLACE, 1I5.-LArge. we'll furnished
w single and double rooms; southern expoBure;
good table: 81 upward.
I 7THST, "a W~EST.-Medinm size room. top door,
l. . back; nicely furnished. with table board.
10TH 7 10 ~wEsT.-Pleasant large and small
LIZ rooms and home for persons desiring TO locate
permanently.
45rH ST. ~ wEsTnH.ndsome large room.
closet: also hall room. bath: select house; superior
table and service: references.
10Th ST., 2l6 wEST.-Entiro newly furnished
20 house; rooms single or en- suite; private baths;
every appointment first class.
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MANHATTAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

NEW YoRK R0CKLAND AND BANGOR
Steamers loave Now York every THURSDAY at &
p. VI. for ltOCKI.ASD, CAMDEN. BELFAST, BUCKS.
PORT and BANGOR, Me-, connecting with all rail
and water lines.
NEW YORK. EASTPORT AND ST. JOHN LINE.
Steamers leave Sew York every SATURDAY at Z
P. NJ. for ~EASTPoRr, Me-. direct. connecting al
EASTPORT for all points.
steamers will saffron Pier G. North River. Freight
received daily until It p. Al. Other lines to be put
into operation shortly. All competing rates promptly
met. ~ NEwCOMB. General Manager.
and II Broadway, New York.
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New York and Boston All Rail,

y. Y, y. 4. II. II. II. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY wav Of Due
300 AN, Springfield and Worcester $50 P.N
1000 An, ttNew London and Providence. 400 J. ".
kiO;O3A Al, New London and Providence. 4:25 Pal.
I2OU 81. Springfield and Worcester, b:A0 Pm.
HOO +. NJ, Air Line, via WillInantic. 400 Pm.
I:O2 Pm New London and Providence, 500 pm.
800 J. N. New London and Providence. 400 Pm.
400 N, Springfield and Worcester, 1000 PM.
$500 pm. +Sew London aud Providence. ~ 100 y N
81: 90 PM, ESpriTgheldn and Wurcester. G:l5 AN.
sl2:OO PM, New London and Providence, 6:25A AN.
"Ruus daily, including SUNDAY.
ttBIy state Limited. all paIlOr cars; fare ", in
Guiding parlOr Ear seat.
tAir line LIMITED. arrives and deperts from Park
Square Station. Boston. Il turn service same hour
and by same route. swill stop At l25th street,
Through IAIlrr and sleeping cars By each train.
L, I. HFhPSfEAD, ten. Pass. Agent.
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Spprtsmau's Goods.

NEW HAVEN. Oct. 1.-THE Yale Athletic Al
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25
NUMBER II

George Cross, merchandise, total
loss: insurance $500. 9fT
Third room north occupied as
general store room by George Hender-
son and L. G. Ross & Co.; total loss
Frame building first ooml----Wal-
lace Murden 6 Co.. groceries; nearly
total loss. s@
Second room-B. III. Bell & Co..
drug store; total loss. Up stairs
Kidd and DR.. Cages offices; total loss.
The ReviewHeadlight saved part
of its stock and Butcher Foraker say
ed part of his stock. l.,lz4s4stx
Origin of the fire unknown. BY
hard work the surrounding buildings
were saved. The Railroad Hose COM
pany did good work and the citizens
worked like tigers There was no
wind scarcely and the viliant work
done by the citizens saved the south
side of the town Estimated loss S25,-
900.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25

of the week, and reports fine pros
poets for all kinds of grain.
Mr.. Marshall of Oregon shipped in
two train loads of cattle this week.
w. B. CIPHER will Craze 1000 head and
Mr.. North will herd 1000 head.
J.. A. Law drove Mr.. Miller of III
inois out to Dormans to look at a
quarter of land Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Miller is well pleased with his
purchase.
County Attorney Ruppenthal of
Russell county and PopuliSt candi-
date for judge was spectator at tie
Democratic Judicial convention on
Wednesday.
Ingenthron went to Hays City last
Monday and enlisted in Uncle Sans
service and are stationed at ChickG-
mauga Park, Ga
Jack Marsh and Tom Kite of the
Downer neighborhoOd were in the
city Wednesday. They drove out to
w. J. Skeletons ranch and purchased
grade Hereford bull.
The Democrats of this judicial dis
trict met at the court house on We'd
nesday and nominated ex-Judge A D.
Gilkerson on the first ballot. Only
nine delegates out of sixteen were
present. The vote stoOd-Gilkerson
5; Ruppenthal, 4.
The second quarterly conference of
the NJ. z. church will be held at Wa
Keeney, July /, at 2 p. M Preaching
Thursday evening by the elder. Let
all official members be present and
make this a meeting of great power.
All are cordially invited. E. E. Gunc-
kel, pastor.
Married.-At Denver, June Is, 1898.
Mr.. Gilbert Croker of Denver and
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AMONG GOODS THIS WEEK.

/ have left some good New Orleans
molasses TO close out at 35c per gallon.
Come while it lasts. c. c. Bestor
All parties are requested to take
notice and not hunt or fish on the
southeast quarter of section 19-12-23.
Wilson and Blair
The superiority OF Chase s. San
born's Teas and Coffees secured the
Worlds Fair contracts.
G. c. BEST0R, Agent
For SALE-One of the best 32O acre
farms in Trego county. For terms ap-
ply to George Baker, Wa-Keeney,
Kan. Can give possession at any time.
In view of the decline in lower
time, offering Chase & Sanborn's Rio
coffee at 15c per pound. c. c. Bestor,
Agent
On June % there will be basket
dinner in r. H. Burns grove opposite
the Rich school house. Preaching at
IL a. m and 8 D. m. by 1. N Goodwin.
Everybody Is invited to attend and
bring their baskets well filled.
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.
If you suffer from kidney bladder urin-
ary troubles or from too frequent or scanty
Cure" is what you want Bed-wetting by
children is generally cured by bottle of
this powerful remedy. Testimonials are
disregarded. many people doubling the hon.
esty or sincerity of them, we therefore avoid
giving any here. but viii furnish them ap-
plication to dealer whose name Is given
below. II not satisfied after using one bot
tie your money will be refunded by
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Something Good is Coming.

The Brown s. Hopkins company
will be in Wa-Keeney at the court
house on Monday and Tuesday, July
aid 3. This company has been play
ing the larger cities with much sue
cess, and is now playing a number of
the smaller ones.
We show the genuine Corbett-
Courtney fight. a.ri II -s5t =
: The moving pictures of battleship
Maine, 7th o. s. cavalry, Goth and
list New York regiments preparing
for war with Spain, never fail to ere
ate patriotic enthusiasm.
Prices 10, 20, 30. Tickets on sale at
the postoffice. n,
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Eirei

Last Monday morning about three
o'clock the alarm of fire was given in
EIIis-the fire proved to be in the
opera block which was all consumed,
also the large frame building north
and the Reyiew-Headlight office and
George Forker's meat market. st
Losses as follows:
Opera house drug store total loss of
stock and about $500 cash.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25

Miss Clara Schwanbeck of this county.
The ceremony was performed in the
large gathering of friends. Miss
Schwanbeck- has grown to woman
hood in Trego county and has host
of friends who join with WORLD in
wishing the newly married couple
much happiness and prosperity.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25
Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia?

2 II so. do not neglect until it is too late this
opportunity of Kidding yourself OF this trou-
BILE. pr Fenners Dyspepsia Cure, as the
indigestion. This is a preparation long and
successfully used in private practice by one
is an accepted authority on all medical ques-
tions If not satisf ed after using one bottle
your money will be refunded by z
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25
Old Settlers Meeting.

The old settlers of Collyer township
will have picnic in Mrs. Larimer's
grove on Saturday, July 2, 1898. Base
ball and other games. Come one.
Come all, Bring your baskets filled
with good things and have a good
time Jos. BROWN, Sec'y. .
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25
WA-KEENEY KAN, JUNE 25 1898.

w N-4A IL Il
Subscribe for WORLD.
Fresh pork at Bakers.
/ Picked pork at Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.
Hot Tamales at BestOr'S.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
| Charles Folkers is building a large
barn.
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday.
Daniel Pershing spent the week in
Kansas City.
u. P. Roberts has built an addition
to his house.
Mrs. G. G. Bestor and children will
return home soon.
Prof. Dawson and family will be
home next Monday.
Mrs. F. Danford of Hays is visiting
relatives in the city.
Mrs. E. E Gunckel is visiting her
parents at Lacrosse.
John Altman of Riverside was a
visitor last Saturday.
Charles Carr of Denver is visiting
relatives on Big creek
Harry Courtney was up from the
blackberry on Tuesday.
John Hoover and Otto Young drove
up from Utica Thursday.
See the battleship Maine at the
court house, July and 5.
George Cross and son Mat of Ellis
were in the citv Tuesday.
Mrs. Rhule of Atchison visited
friends in the city this week
Wanted.-Boarders during normal.
Charges reasonable. Mrs. Holmes.
A doctor from DIR. Goes Sanitarium
Kansas City, was in town Tuesday.
A. r. Greene, government land Of
fee Inspector, was in the city this
week.
Charlie Emmons, editor of the Hill
City Reveille, was in the city on We'd
nesday.
One thousand acres of prairie have
been broken this spring between Ellis
and Ogallah.
Charles and Albert Sellers and
Charley Street drove to Wilson last
Monday to harvest.
Be sure to see the Corbett-Courtney
fight. Brown & Hopkins Co., July
and 5, at court house
Mrs. Hille treated her parlor tosa
new coat of paper Wednesday-Will
Wollner did the work
Ladies remember that Miss Ste
phenS, the milliner, is selling her
goods at reduced prices.
Mr.. Metz, a son-in-law of G. w. F.
Street, will open a photograph gal
lery in this city about July 1st.
We show more than 1000 people
moving at once. Brown s. Hopkins
Co., July 4 and 5. Court house.
J. II. Courtney is agent for the Nc
Cormick binders with header attach
ment, mowers COG model, repairs.
The boss auctioneer of the east side |
did business in town Thursday. As
usual he was chuck full of business.
A. Spena of Bosnia chatted with us
Wednesday. Mr.. Spena has been |
subscriber of this paper for nineteen |
years.
For Sale.-Huber separator 36x54 |
and perfection weigher. Reason for |
selling want larger machine VIM.
Hiber.
Bert Brown and VIM. Tuttle, two |
of Cove county'S most promising |
young men, transacted business in |
Wa-KeeneY on Tuesday.
Attorney Nicholson and Edward |
Grifffth of Ellis and Jushua Musgrave
transacted business in the probate |
court the first of the week.
Henry Cutler, one of Ogallah's big
farmers was in the city the first day
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torpid liver always produces dul lnessF
frrftabi1ity- etc. You are all clogged up and
feel despondent- Perhaps youx have treated
medicine without benefit. All that Is no
argument against "Dr. Fenner's Blood and
Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic" which we
insist will cure nervousness and liver COM
plants. II not salts fed after using one bot
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25

The superiority OF Chase s. San
born's Teas and Coffees secured the
Worlds Fair contracts.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1898-06-25

@Wells made on short notices.
Address me at Wa-Keeney or leave
orders at Schmitt's blacksmith shop.