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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
CAPITAL CHAT.
Height of the BanGue.. Se1scn
in Washington.
Several Notable Events, Last Week.
The Amende ! Loud Bill.
MRS. {. c. BurIeigh Entertains in Honor 0,
Mrs. Powers OF Name.

Washington, d. C., Feb. aJ.-(Snoc-
laD.-This is the height Of the banquet
season for WashingtoH, and during the
past N'rk there has been hardly =
night that some society or association
or company has not gathered about
Up" board for a notable celebration Of
some character. Governor Powers Of
Maine, "ho has been here an thu Iat-
t"r part of thc week. attended one of
tho bIg banqurts given ~ the board NJ
trade; magnificent affair III it. KIND
ana found there Wy one III thc guests
. Governor y. Murphy VIZ Nav Mexico
W NJ IS Maine man by birth. The
7 Loyal Legion. which includes many
Maine soldiers in Washington among
them Judge G. g. Cole, formerly Of
Hiram, NJ. and General Ellis Spear
formerly of Rockland. Me. held its an
nual banquet during the week. at
which there We're also numerous Maine
+ guests present.
Ih'S. conspicuous banquets, which
signify the gathering Of numerous
representative men Of Washington
came in the same week with the con
r,ation If NJ Daughters Of the Amcri
ran Revolution, ana the meeting of the
Democratic National committee. HI.
national committeeman fOr Maine, Dr
r. XII Gordon If Portland wv w III.
Raleigh hotel, ana participated ac-
lively in the proceedings there He
visited the Capitol, Friday. ana met
r-prrs natives of the Maine delega-
ton. and sat in the gallery for time
listening t. thu speeches He left for
NJ llU". Friday evening.
Another notable banquet last week
I'm which lr,f,. ,...o,,1, ar. i,,,,,....-,.,
'''t' 80 u
- A' SNdI extent was that gwen by
the Psi Tpsiloa Fraternity 10 cole
Lr1t. HI. a,7,i,-o,.-4,.,- ~ III. Di.,ri,+
Anne ....-...--.; III,
-A'iii'l-l MA NiI-iAdli'ii' rs ulhHtI vas
in honor Ot Senator NJ. r.. Frye Of
Maine. The hOunrp1 guest ona wear
. - l,. !
aI". WaS senator Joseph HaWlcy NJ
Connecticut. Next wear Id iS proposed
WV r,,,,r -,,...,. ,-I,..,,,,.,- 4, ,-,. f
u y I'M
NeN 1plk. III similar manner. There
We're number of prominent Maine
men about tia hoard. including Rep
r,s .ntatfva Amos /. Alien. General
r,b,, y ,,..,.., f,r,,,.,.1,- Of Lewiston
-
MAYOR Horace tipcf Formerly OF BID
J,fnrI Hon : Kir1h4U sru.riu
~ ~
'thd'ht 81 tn III" saving service ana
formerly of York county. Maine. After
"a. I,arl r,J l...r ,I.,,.d IN, tim,
was devoted y eloquent responses lron
the fraternity men present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
MEDICAL ROOK FREE.

Know Thyself," book for men only
regular price % cents. will be sent free
tsealed and postpaid 10 all male read
ers mentioning this paper and date en-
closing &C. for postage. Address thu Pea
body Medical Institute. Bulnnch st..
Boston. Mass. the Oldest ana hest insti-
tuition Of its kind in America. Write tn
day for free book.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
PRETORIA LOSES HOPE.
Gen. Botha and Pres. Steyn Urge Pres. kru
ger 10 Sue Tor Peace.

London. Feb. 9Th" LnuTcnZo Mar
,prZ correspondent Of In. Times says:
The feeling in official circles at Pre-
toria borders on Consideration. G Il.
I.unis Euthi and President Stryu are
both urging President Kruger t. SUI"
for peace. At HlnenfoI tcin. Cen.
Crnnjc's position is regarded H, hope
I..-g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
Cr,ne Said u te We'll Pr tectei.

London. Feh -1-Tho Times publishes
thc following from PIlrdcnur- dated
Wednesday. T,n -f. "G,u Crruir--
! rcrs rI,y 4u"d .ptrr frum tha British
artillery Hre and muse considerable stores
NJ provisions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

would have been most satisfactory
had it not been for the unfortunate dis
aster to the Scouts with whom Lieut.
Col. Hoskicr happened to be. Their
loss was four killed and many wounded
and missing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

The senior class of ChcrryGcId Acad-
cmy have elected class parts as follow
Salutatory. Bertha Wiley; GRAFTON
Foster Jacobs: prophecy. Augusta Eliza
beth Mcclure, address "a undcr-r5ldu-
atcs. blanche Hartman; vJlcJictnry
james Irving Gleason. pncm, Herbert
Morris o. r. Campbell; essays, Edith III
ma Smith, Maud Lucretl IIlyCuCk, AL
don Small.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

had a running. itching sore on my
leg, Suffered tortures. Doan's Ointment
took away the burning and itching in
stantly, and quickly erected permanen,
cure G. ". l.enhart. Bowling Green, o.
mon. wed, fri&wky,tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
Kimberley Receives Oc,ober's Mail.

Kimberley, Friday, F-b 23--pctr-
hcr's mail arrived. today, by the first
passenger train from thu south.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA,

Are you nervous. fidgety or irritable
Do you have constipation or other symp-
toms of dyspepsia, rush of blood to the
head or face, and spells of short breath
or faintness? Are you fond of solitude.
also dispirited. melancholy. dull, listless
tired of company, Almost tired of life:
then you suffer from NERVOUS Dyspep-
sia?" Your nerves are out of order, not
your stomach. and for that reason the
different Dyspepsia remedies you have
taken fail to cure, but DIR. Hallock :
Wonderful Electric Pills for Weak, Worn
Out, Nervous People will restore the
nerve centres. and the symptoms will
vanish the mist before the sun. 1t is
surprising what 4 change a few boxes of
these Wonderful Pills will make. Try
them ana you will then know that the
trouble is the nerves not the stomach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26

At the teachers meeting held in the
grammar schoolroom at RangeIey f IT;
10 the following program was caf NJ.
out; Singing; report of secretary. ME- 1l[,
Florence Look; paper, Science IN IL
man: discussion of same; question poNi
At the mex, meeting. which will occur n
three weeks. the program is as follows!
Singing; paper on 'Reaading," Miss JESSE MrH
Toothaker; paper on Grammar, III. WI :.
Svlvader IHnkley: solo. Mr.. Jackman:
list of poems to be used in ungraded
schools Miss Grace Durham; geography
Of Daniel Webster" Mrs. NJ Is. Skolheld.
question box. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
NERVOUS HEADACHE.

DO YOU have 4 persistent headache 81
you can at times hardly see? SpcckS fly
before the eyes? The words on 4 printc
Page look as ii turned upside down? You
are irritable. ana tn" bed is the only re-
lief. Relieve Us, Headache Powders won
cure, because they can't reach the cause
which is a disorS inizcd nervous system.
ana only DR. Hallock's Wonderful Flee
trio Pills for Weak. Worn out, Nervous
People can permanently cure by rcStor-
ing the nerve centres; then. and then
only. will the headache cease, and You
will he able To see perfectly and enjoy
life. Too many people doctor for disease;
when the whole trouble is in the nerves.
Sold 1t stores. 81 per box; 6 boxes. suf-
iiCicnt t. cure most obstinate cases, s..
JOHN COtGHLIN. Water St. Angus
ia: G. IL. BEANIE. Water St, Gardiner,
or sent direct from laboratory. prepaid
to destination, on receipt of price. Ad-
vice on all diseases from specialists free.
Address HALLOCk DRUG 60, 10 Court
St. Boston, Mass.
Co. Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
Nervous Dyspepsia
Nervous Sick Headache,

CURED BY OLD DR. HAL.LOCK WON
DERFUL ELECTRIC PILLS FOR
WEAK, WORN OUT, NERVOUS PEG
PIE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-02-26
TO crRE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
10 cure. L. W. Groves signature 10 on
each box. &c. 1919
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-05-12

President Dole has been congratulated since the arrival
of the Australia on his appointment as the
The Territorial first Governor of the Territory of Hawaii
Governor. by very large number of the very best
and most influential people of the Territory.
is to be regretted that of these congratulations
from quarters that have been loud in their condemna
ton of the Dole To the independent and self
respecting sycophancy is horror But without being
sgmazed reservng the right of forcable criticism of the
past and serious and thoughtful upon the forecast
of the future and the influence of his appointment upon the
political conditions of the Territory, which may may
be complimentary, the WEEKLY desires congratulate
President Dole from personal standpoint upon his most
probable appointment the first Governor of the Territory
of Hawaii 1t furthermore desires congratulate the
President and eulogize him. irrespective of his official posi-
on the first gentleman of the land-a Hawaiian be
proud of. AS oldschool gentleman in suavity of
ner in personal integrity sincerity of purpose in high
intellectually in all attributes which requisite to the
makeup of manly man. exPresiden Dole has superior
gentleman in Hawaii. Furthermore exception certain
local conditions, of which President Mckinley cog
nzan because these conditions probably not present
ed with the dignity and merit they deserved ex-Presdent
Dole is most certainly the logical appontee for governor
Does appointment governor u.s. perhaps the greatest
misfortune that could have beset the new Territory
Hawaii it blooms into political existence under the
Stars and Stripes But of this later when the of the
full official confirmation of Mr. Doles appointment the
first of Hawaii shall have been received For the
present the desire of the WEEKLY that by any mis-.
hap there should be sp between the cup and the lip
that the exPresiden should carry with him in his retire.
ment from office this sincere and hearty tribute his high
personal qualities untrameed by comment
adverse criticism.
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-05-12

1t rather premature upon the appointments
reported to have been made by President
Rumored Mckinley for the Territory of Hawaii for
Appointments. the report comes only a The
Australia brought the first news. But
everyone waited for the Rio in the hope that w O. Smith
could confirm something When that longed for individual
arrived he brought home with him only impressions
wire until the hour of sailing Even in regard Mr. Dole
Mr. Smith said
Austin's Hawaiian weekly. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1899-190?, 1900-05-12

''My impression is that Mr.. Dole will be the Governor.
No definite news reached me upon the subject before
In regard to the other Offices Mr. Smith continued:
My impression that Justice Frear will succeed to the
Jusceshp Also, believe all the present Circuit Judges
will probably be retained with possibly the exception of
Judge Stanley, who is unfortunately, Engishman and
Perry, my impression is that he will be Justice the
Supreme Bench"
Even regard the Federal Offices Mr. Smith had the
following impressions:
Both Judge Estee and Judge Greene spoken of in
connection with that office, and am inclined to think that
Furthermore, Mr.. Smith had favorable impressions
corning Customs Collector Stackable and Postmaster
General Dat But it is noticeable that Mr. Smith had
State. Why this Or any impressions concerning the
Attorney General who also is appointment of the Presi
dents
AS Mr.. Smith has brought back only impressions
corning all these appointments the whole matter still
be considered in the realm of and serious
upon them must be delayed until next week.
M. M. Estee is appointed federal judge it certainly
will meet with universal approval Although unfortunate
politician Mr.. Esee learned lawyer and would make an
able Judge. His coming to Honolulu would certainly be
valuable acquisition to society and the profession
In little than month the Hawaiian Islands will be
as firmly set in the American Union as the old
Our New original state of Massachusetts,. The law
Existence making the islands Territory will be enforced
June 14th and after, as long the
starry banner the people of these isles of the
which gives to ali Americans Europeans and Polynesisns
from the skies has to be earned by sturdy and persis
tent effort 1t secured by the Americans by the
as to the an
of these islands sort of heritage without price An
nexaon had its conception in the mind Of the late S. N
the Kamehameha rule satisfied everybody, but still the need
OF greater protection than the of the
could give the people was felt It twenty-five years
annexation was begun by Dr. McGrew, and it about
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10
modernises Proverbs.

My son. | have lived long up
D on earth, and know the wis
dom OF men, and out OF abun-
dance OF knowledge | admonish
thee, my son. get the Crescent
bicycle, for they are exceeding
comely and are good to look
D upon. For it is meet that thou
shouldst have the best at the
least cost, and verify Of such is
Z the Crescent.
> Look not upon the tin" wheel
when it shineth and giveth forth
It's color, for verify ] say unto
thee, enamel on .'tin" wheel
is like charity, it covereth a mul-
titude Of sins.
= Hearken not to the agent
when he saith "Behold, my
D wheel is as good as the Coium
bia," for he deceiveth thee, yea,
= he lieth IN his heart.
Thou hast heard it said, '.Put
not new wine into DID, but l
say unto thee put not thyself on
= 4.tin'' wheel, lest the wheel
breaketh and thou suffer there
( BY.
Consider the lilies of the field
they toll not, neither do they
spin. But say unto thee thou
canst spin without toiling if
thou ridest a Crescent.
D A wise son maketh . glad
father. Ride thou Columbia
and please the whole family, for
as wise act it cannot be CON
demned.
There are three things loathed
by wise man-yea four that he
abominates. The first is a
weeping woman. and =: s.tin"
wheel IS the other three. Thou
mayest not escape all but thou
can get Crescent.
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10
FARMERS. ,.s.,...s.

The Farmers Institute convened
at Commercial College hall yester
day morning with a fair attend
ance which it is hoped will be i'm
proved upon to-day. The subjects
to be discussed are of vital impor-
tance TO the farmers, and they are
sure to derive great benefit by at
tending the institute. Prof. L. 6.
Carpenter and Prof. w. w. Cooke.
Of the State Agricultural College
at Fort Collins, are both in attend
ance and will lecture during the in
stitute. One of the lectures will
be delivered at Commercial Col
lege hall tonight.
The institute was organized yes
terday morning by electing G. A.
Kilgore to preside during the ses-
sions Of the institute, and c. L.
Seeley secretary. An interesting
programme was carried out during
the afternoon and lecture was de-
livered in the evening. Following
IS the programme for to-day:
SATURDAY ASrEaxooH. i:os.n
Ad1ress. .Csiture OF Sugar Beets,"
.......................W william Wtuterjlslter
s'Irvlgataoa of Sugar Deets- =. A. h Anderson
Question BOX.
aAfunDAY RvsxIxo. TN r y.
Masfe- Fiano soso. ...... Mis- Martha Kreissr
eeaesAg- g-....---.... .Mtxed Quartstte
Munoe--riano Solo Miss Carrie Tsnner
Aa1ssas. -Hoae Surroundinos-. ....
PBof. ". ". Cooke
1ee-S0cal 0oeo.. Z L. DU0ds
AAArsess ''Rsowsss in tAe Home~
Prof. L 9. Carpenter
Aoeee-vicssa SOLO ..------... Aiss Ora Robe
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10

Dunkard's life, full OF bright, crispy
dialogue and the most comical
stu atoms ever witnessed upon the
stage.
Jack Devine has been laying OH
for several nights on account OF the
illness OF his wife. and Charlie
Dillon has been dong the night
marshal act.
Cawthron & Cawthron have un-
doubtedly the finest line OF enam-
elled ware ever brought to La
Junta. II you don't believe il just
look in their front window and be
convinced.
A marriage license was issued
from the county clerks Office on
Thursday afternoon to Modesto
Johnson and Lionor Padilla, 10th
OF Higbee. The bride is only IS
years OF age.
The local runs have been cut at
Coolidge. Conductors Sears and
Helm are running between Cool
idge and La Junta, and Trayner
and Weber between Dodge City
and Coolidge.
| Frank Hill was arrested Thurs
day morning charged with an as
saul, upon c. f. Stout. He
pleaded guilty before Justice Finity
in the afternoon and was sentenced
to serve twenty days in the county
jail.
| ]. w. Shreve. Of Cripple Creek,
grand master workman OF the a.
10. u. w, was in town several
DAYS this week in the interest OF
the order. Mr.. Shreve delivered
an address on "Fraternity" at
Sherman's hall last Tuesday night.
For the annual meeting OF the
Cat,lemen's Association at Fort
Worth, Texas. March I3 to 18th,
the Santa Fe will offer for sale on
March nth and i7th tickets at the
low rate OF S73.o5 for the round
trip. Tickets will be good return
ling not later than March 18th,
con,inuous passage in both direc-
tons.
All the passenger coaches on the
Santa Fe which are sent to the
shops for repairs are being fitted
with the new wide vestibules. The
decision to do this was made last
fall and all the passenger coaches
are rebuilt in accordance with this
order. In addition to enhancing
their beauty il also is 10 a certain
degree safeguard against danger
in wreck.
/ We have saved many doctor
bills since we began using Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in our
home. We keep bottle open all
the time and whenever any of my
family or myself begin to catch
cold we begin to use the Cough
Remedy. and as result we never
have to send away for doctor and
incur large doctor bill, for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy never
fails to cure. Ii is certainly a
medicine Of great merit and worth.
ID. S. Mearkle, General Mer-
chant and Farmer. Matte, Bedford
county. Pa. For sale at Arcade
pharmacy.
!
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10

My son, ask thou Crescent
riders, they know, and verify
thou seest them everywhere.
Much study is weariness to the
flesh, but thou canst be refresh'd
by riding Columbia bicycle.
Admonish children with care
and great wisdom, and withal
see that thou art an exam
pie unto them, and ride Cres- !,
cent bicycle.
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10
soss sose LOCAL ,rsss.
Joys for jewelry.

4 s'AO~y 80 10y -
easy terms. Inquire w. r. Gibson.
Chris Rich is building three
room addition to the J. z. Lewis
house in Holbrook.
For RENT.-Furnished room for
one or two gentlemen. Inquire Of
Mrs. NJ. X. Banning.
Joe Carl, Of Holbrook, purchas-
ed fine team OF mares OF Jordan
Wheeler last Saturday.
Earl Sheets was down town for
the first time yesterday after tus-
sic with the diphtheria.
John Nelson, OF Higbee. pur-
chased w. H. Kings livery barn
and equipment yesterday.
Physicians report that there are
over 400 cases OF measles in this
city at the present time
DR.. H. A. Armstrong has moved
his Office and residence one block
south OF the Methodist church.
Mrs. Jack Devine has been very
i'll from an attack OF the prevailing
ailment, measles, but is now con-
valescent.
/ Potter, the stationer, will take
your order for the Topeka Capital
which is to be edited by Rev.
| Sheldon next week.
I. X. Williams, one OF the fore
men in the bridge and building de-
partment, has rented house and
will move his family TO this city.
Mrs. w. E. Cade returned yes
terday morning from Lamar. where
she has been the guest OF relatives
and friends during the past month.
The w. c. T. U. will meet at
Sherman's hall on Tue sday, March
9Th, 2: ago p. m. Everybody in
terested IN the cause invited TO
Join us.
Toe Carl and Sylvester Mason
purchased fine Kentucky horse
and a jack from K. M. Berges, Of
| Missouri. The animals arrived
Thursday
The March term OF the county
court convenes on the Ioth. Cases
have set which will occupy the at
tention of the court until the fol-
lowing Friday.
Miss Nora Hodges returned yes
terday morning from ST. Louis.
where she has been for several
weeks past learning the latest
styles in the millinery art.
Thos. r. Hohmire went to Den
yer last Saturday, returning home
Monday morning with Mrs. Hof-
mire, who has been visiting friends
in the capital city for a month past.
An important meeting OF the Re-
bekah lodge will be held this
evening. Work in one OF the
degrees will be demonstrated and
a large attendance OF members is
desired.
We received an anonymous let
ter to. dav, and would like to know
some OF the details Of the love at
fair which the writer alludes to-
We are also from Missouri--in a
case like this.
Rev. ]. F. Harris, presiding
elder, OF the NJ. E. Church Of the
Pueblo district, will preach Sat
urday evening at the Bee Hive
school house and at Lake View
Sunday at IL o'clock.
Rev. ]. w. Todd will preach at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
both morning and evening. Morn
ing subject, "The Atonement. !"
Evening subject, "Walking With
God" Everybody welcome.
The Santa Fe is having built in
the Richmond Locomotive works
a number Of engines. E. E. Jenks,
foreman Of the east constructing
room, at the Topeka shops. for
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10

oh. Columbia, thou wheel to ms notson.
Thy riders are fair. strong SD free:
For grace. ease and speed In thy motion.
world Offers bomase tn thee.
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10
Indoienes.

II have been a great many
years reaching the conclusion. ="
she said thoughtfully. ..but I
guess ! may as well admit that
my husband is the most indolent
man alive.
"When did you discover it7"
Yesterday evening he punct-
ured his bicycle tire. Instead
OF going ahead and fixing it, he
sat down for half an hour to see
if it wouldn't get its second
wind.
Praise the spring In veriure drcss's,
Opening vt-tas pure and bright:
Praise tie wheel OF all the best,
Columbta. 10 slr,ng and light Z
The Columbia Bevel- Gear
Chainless is the ideal bicycle for
women. No chain to soil or
entangle the skirts. to accumu-
late dirt, to break OF get out Of
order. Easy to mount and easy
to ride, the best hill climber and
a delightful coaster. }
We 1analv
Bicycles. guns. typewriters, /
sewing machines, gasoline stoves
and gas lamps-in fact every
thing.
La Junta tribune., 1900-03-10

Praise the spring IN veriure dress'f,
OPENING vt-tas pure and bright:
Praise tie wheel OF all the best,
Columbta. 10 slrpng and light
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-03-01
A Pleasant. Surprise.

1t was self evident TO the pastor of
the Baptist church and ala wife tt,sr
on Monday afternoon of this week an
extra amount of goIRg to aud fro wss
being done on the part of some of ms
pensioners and friends. Bot az
ABOUT 3 O'Clock ID the evening sounds
OF many approaching footsteps were
heard even smid the beating storm.
The war whoop was sounded and the
host bore down upon the pastors hos.
pItable home. Budgete, baskets and
bundles we're very noticeable, as we'll
as many incoming snow covered crsa-
lures. came to surprise Mr.. Haceman
and his wife by giving them a dona-
ton. 1t was done right we'll. About
20 people were there, members and
friends of the church. sThey. came.
they saw. they conquered" and
splendid good time was had by all.
They departed at late hour, leaving
behind them many things to help fiji
up the pastors larder with. The
Baptist folks believe IN keeping their
pastor and wife sweet so they left
them sugar. besides canned goods
galore, butter, coffee, chicken, both
alive and desd, dishes. etc, etc. The
pastor and his wife heartily thank
tbs many friends for their kin lily es-,
tssm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1900-03-01
Pupils Examinations.

The pupils examination for COM
mon school diplomas will be held IN
Logan, Marvin, Kirwin, Agra. Phil
lipsburg, Prairie View, Long Island,
Woodruff and district No. 81, March
II and March 81 The examinations
will be held in the school house at
each place.
Washburn college, Nikerson Nor
NAL college, Holton Normal college
and the Phlllipsburg high school of
fer a free scholarship to the applicant
making the highest grade.
JOHN THOMAS,
Sup's. Public instruction.