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The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16
1 am Prepared.

You will find very handsome
Ii { of Dolls. some Talking Dolls,
can say mamma and papa; prices
ranging from 5 cents 10 SO.
"A large line of games. such as
Fishing Ponds. Nellie Bly, Around
the World. Road to Washington,
Universal Spelling Boards. Colum-
bus Blocks.
Glove. Handkerchief ard Collar
and Cuff Boxes.
DOll-baby Shoes, Muffs, Caps
and Hats.
A large line of Books at 25
cents, worth so cents.
Shell! Pm-cushions, Pin-travs,
Stuffed Cats and Dogs; small size
10 cents, large size 20 cents.
Handsome Calenders for 1904.
All Silk Ribbon Remnants,
suitable for fancy work. at 10
cents a piece, ranging from ~
to 215 yards long.
Children's Fur Sets, Muhf and
Cape. only 81, and a great many
other goods too numerous to
mention.
Now | must call your attention
to my immense stock Of Handker-
chiefs and MufflerS for ladies and
gents, Handsome Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at 10, IS. 20 and
IS cents. worth great deal more.
The 5 cent counter Of Handker-
chiefs is the talk of the town.
Muffiers as low as IS cents.
You are invited to come and
ook.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16
His Term Out.

Squire Milton H. Kendall, who
was sent to the Penitentiary from
Scott county for killing one of the
Jarvis boys in Georgetown, has
served out his term and was re-
leased Wednesday.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16
Holiday IL ties.

The Kentucky Midland Railway
announces one and o,e third iare
for the round trip for passengers
travelling during the h"IidAyS.
{. ID. BEKCAw.
Agent.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16
Fine Farm for Rent.

THE DUDLEY FARM ADJOINING CITY
limits On the GeorgetOwn pike. containing
DO acres. large residence. tobacco barn and
81 tIoleS Splendid dairy and tobacco farm.
Possession given March LIST. 1874. For partlcu-
lars applytO
FRANkC CHINN.
July 2-tt. Frankfort. nv.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16

It's q plan that
proves something
but only the
m akers of DIR.
Piercels Golden
Medical Discovery
adopt il Its a
plan to give you
what you expect,
or take no pay.
IN a.- 49,.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-12-16
GYoy5s sfSEs)Bsa
HARTSTE|Ns
--latest news from
Santa Claus

Is that he will visit all good chill
dren on the night of the 24th
with loads of pretty things. and
his advise also is that / must be
prepared to load him up when he
Comes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
teaches and Crayflsh.

! While walking on the beach at Lake
Chautauqua one day observed cray.
fish lying just at the edge of the water.
On picking it up l found that it had
molted but short time previously, and
that its new she'll was still quite soft.
Az lifted the animal was surprised
to see five large leeches, the smallest of
which in its semicontracted position ex-
tended nearly three inches, hanging
from the body, and upon closer inves-
tigation observed that all five were at
tached to single portion-the /, t
chela. The part which had been at
tackled by the leeches was the area of at
tachment Of the adductor muscle, and
If the work had not been interrupted by
my examination it would have resulted
In the comp ate Gripping of the pinch.
ing apparatus of that side. Other and
seemingly less protected portions of the
body were uninjured.
1t would be interesting to ascertain
whether the point of attack in this case
was accidental or determined by intelli-
gence, but the appearance was that the
ieeches, approaching that their pre- v
was just at this time incapable OF pro.
tecting Itself, had deliberately attacked
the animal in such way as to prevent
1t from prot citing itself in case its shell
should sufficiently harden before they
had succeeded in killing it. Cor.
Science.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
DEERFooT CLAIM.

Beginning at the place Of discovery at q AKA
inch t1ve foot long pine post MAJ ked U. g. Lot
81, Disc thence running north 80 degrees O6
minutes east along line OF claim 76O feet to
northeast end center of claim; therce north
~ degrees 81 minutes west lOU feet to AKA inch
II corner No. I thence south 20 degrees "a
minutes east 200 feet to corner No. Of loca.
ton, Corner No. OF index, corner No. 6 Of
this surv' marked U. \. l. 50, P. for corner
>o.o; thence south 70 degrees 08 minutes west
S65 2 feet, intersect east side line of Zero
cltim, U. 8. ct ~, at point south 81 degrees
"a minutes east 1887 feet from corner No. 2 Of
OF 70 claim at poiIt south 81 degrees "a
minutes east 1044.3 feet from corner No. ! Of
said claim, llA2 ieet interhect southeast end
line of SC pio Claim, U. b. Lot 90, at point
south 10 degrees Az minutes west % y feet from
rner No. OF said claim, 1272 2ieet intersect
west side line of Scip 10 claim at point north
81 degrees "a m nutee west l26 feet from corutr
No. OF said aim, 1A40 feet TO AKA inch Ave
loot loi pine post marked U. 8. Iot"62, Pc,
Tor corner NO. Q, whence corner No. or loca.
non bears south CO grees U6 minutes west 90
feet distant; thence north 10 degrees "a min.
utes W. 81 30 feet to N AKA inch five foot long
pine post marked U. 8 l.. %, P. 10 for corner
No. H. whence corner No4 of loca ioL bears
south 60 degrees U6 minutes west 90 feet dis.
tant; theIc e north SO degrees O6 minutes east
1907 feet int.rsect wtst side lime of scipio
claim at point north 81 degrees "a minutes
west S29 feet from corner No. 4 of said claim,
1887 feet tntersect the SIDE line common to
Zero and Scipio claims ut point south 81 de-
erees "a minutes cas- 6AU 3 feet from corner Nos.
and OF said claims, 537.2 feet tnterstct the
East side line Of Zero claim ut q point SOU b 81
degrees "a III inu,es east $50 8 feet from corner
No. Of said claim, l44U feet to corner No. 7.
the place Of beginning.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
INDEX CLAIM.

Beginning at the place of discovery at 4x4
Inch foot long pine post marked U. :. l.. 81
DISC and running thence north 90 degrees 08
minutes east $50 feet to northeast end CENTER
thence north rs degrees 80 minutes west 1856 9
f. ct to corner No. Of location which 10 also
corners No. and Of this survey
marked U. s, L. 50, p. ii for corner No, II;
thence south 60 degrees 08 minutes west 1854
feet intersect east side line OF Zero claim at q
point south 81 de 81 min. east 1887 feet from
corner No of said claim, l06ST feet intersect
west side line Zero claim at a point south 81
degrees "a minu es east l044.3 feet from corner
NO. OF said claim; 1lA24 feet irtersect south.
east end line scipio claim at point south 10
degrees 46 minutes west 92.6 feet from corner
NO. OF said CLAIM; lN22 feet intersect west
side line scipio claim at point north 81 de.
grees "a minutes west l26 feet from corner No
4 OF said claim, l440 feet TO corner No. Of this
SURVEY marked U. 81 L 50, P. IL for corner No.
Ia whence corner No. 8 this location identical
with corner No. Deerfoot bears south SO de.
grees 90 minutes west % feet distant; thence
south ~ degrees "a minutes east SO feet to 4x4
inch foot Ions pine post marked U g. L. 50 p.
IL for corner No. Is whence corner No, OF
location bears north 70 degrees SO minutes
west III feet distant; thence south 10 degrees IS
minutes east 500 feet 10 q AKA inch 6 TO i long
pine post marked U. 8. L. 80 P. IA for corner
No IA; thence north 90 degrees O8 minutes east
lb2 feet 1ntersect west side line Zero claim at
point south 81 degrees "a minutes east l247,S
feet from corner NO. l Of said claim; 1851 feet
intersect east side line Zero claim ct q point
south 81 degrees "a minutes east l2l0 IS feet
from corner No. 2 of raid claim, 1900 feet to
corner No. Of location, a4xA Inch foot long
pine post marked q. 8. l.. 50 +. Is, for corner Is
and which is also corner No. Of Richmond
lode. Thence north IS degrees So minutes west
s7S7 feet to corner No II the place Of beeinn
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
A Fortunate Cat,

1t isn't every cat that has the good
fortune to come into settled income,
but that pleasing distinction from the
rest Of his ace is enjoyed by an animal
attached to the Produce exchange staff.
He has had the job Of looking after the
mice and rats on the big exchange floor
ever since kittenhood, and he is now
very nearly full grown cat and siz.
able one as we'll. Grain samples are
sure to attract the rodents, and t 9
Produce exchange did not secure ex.
emption from their visits. Traps were
tried with some success, but the relief
thus obtained was only temporary, and
it was finally decided to resort to a cat.
To secure ne which would not run
away at the first opportunity it was
deemed wise to obtain a kitten, which,
having no experience of the delights Of
midnight battles on back fences, would
be satisfied to get along without them.
The theory of this has proved to be cor
rect. The cat never leaves the main
floor of the building, and apparently 's
satisfied with the hunting ground it Of.
fers, spending the nights there with
praiseworthy regularity.
At 0 o'clock each morning he gives up
business ami seeks rest in carpeted
corner of the superintendent office.
When the gong rings at o'clock =,
warn the brokers that the exchange day
is over the at starts out to patrol b 8
beat, making leisurely circuit of the
hall, and completing it about the time
that the last stragglers are disappearing.
He is GOO | hunter, and eclipses the
achievements Of the traps, his presence
on the floor at night having resulted in
rendering the rats and mice far less Of a
nuisance than they were. His pay comes
in the shape of regular rations, while a
polished metal collar about his neck
shows that he is the "official" cat Of the
exchange. New York Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
Mhars sflenos Relrns.

ssThere Is q place down south where
one can hear the heart of man six feet
away beat distinctly and clearly. Each
systole and diastole is as unmistakable
as the tick of big mantel clock
The speaker was a Chicago travelling
man, and he wae addressing q half dozen
loungers. Six whistles of incredulity
from as many throats.
ssIt's fact. I'll swear to it. Thou
sands who have been there are witnesses
TO it," he asserted.
One by one they sorrowfully departed
until the last one, who said mournfully:
.'John. bit of aoyice. Let your lies
be probable"
"Well, il that don't beat all" declared
the travelling man. 81 might have told
'ern caught 40-pound bass and they'd
have believed it, or affected to do SO.
But because l tell 'em something true
they never heard of before they make
me out Munchausen or worse. 1t is
down in Mammoth cave, Kentucky.
Our guide stopped our party by the shore
of the Echo river and had us put out
ouE AAutSIuS tudt We uiSut Uo Ala uat n
ness which might be felt. Dark, was it'
The darkest place in all the universe.
Well, that idiot had lost his matches,
and there wasn't one to be had among
Ms all. Scared wasn't the word. Three
miles underground. The guide reas
sured us by declaring that relief must
be had in few hours at most. That
didn't reconcile us much.
"We staid there ten mortal hours
before a search party sent out from the
hotel reached us. Then it was as we
sat in the darkness we observed the
heartbeats- only our own, but those
of our companions. We thought it was
due to the humping that came of our
scare. But, bless you, no; it wasn't.
For after we were found and on our
way out we tried it and learned that it
was possible anywhere in the cave, 50
great is the awful silence" Chicago
Mail.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02

Professor Huxley, d.. Wayland de-
clares, was once sitting at dinner beside
. lady who, in impassioned tones, asked
him whether he did not think 1t very
terrible thing that the Rev. Mr.. Jones,
the vicar, should have adopted the east.
ward position in administering the sac
rament. my dear lady," he replied, Il
am told by Sir John Herschel that to
drop pea at the end Of every mile Of q
voyage on limitless ocean to the dis
lance OF the nearest fixed star would re-
quire . feet Of 10000 ships, each of 900
tons burden; all starting with full
cargo of peas. Now do you really sup
pose that the Maker of the fixed stai,
considers this new position Of Mr.. Jones
serious thingr-New York Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
CACHE CLAIM.

Beginning at the place Of discovery at a AKA
rs feet loLg pine post marked U u. Lot 81
Disc; thence north IS degrees SO minutes west
7As,S feet to west enn center; thence south
desrees ~ minutes west 100 feet to southwest
corner location and post l2-ll this survey:
thence south IS degrees 50 minutes east I49s
feet to southeast corner claim and post Is 10
th survey; thence north degrees 81 minutes
East 400 feet TO northeast corner claim and pst Il
this survey; thence north o. degrees SO mi outes
west 1893 feet 10 northwest corner claim and
post Is this survey; hence the Wheeler m, nu.
ment bears north 81 deg a minutes east loo q
feet distant; thence south 4 degrees az miputes
west 200 feet to post l2-li this survey, place Of
beginning.
Containing . total area Of 1870 acres, divided
as follows; Area Of Cache claim. 8 SO acres;
area Of silex claim, 8 80 acres; area of Bullion
claim, "a aces The area eliminated from
this survey IL 0.2o acre In conflict :. ith Poor.
man claim. 0 IS acre In nfict with Redrock
claim, Ola acre in conflict with ves,a Q 4 m
90 &C in conflict with Juno claim. Total
conflict 2.A2 acres. Net area claim. d being
Il 20 acres. All situate in sections 20 ana al
7. ! n. R. 81 E., n. d. NJ, and duly recorded
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
ALPHA CLAIM.

Beginning at the place of discovery at q 4x4
Inch 1--WE foot long pine post. marked o. 8. Lot
50 Disc. thence running north rs degrees IS
minutes west alor3 tine center hne Of the claim
So reet to intersection Of northeast end line OF
the Deerfoot claim and centre OF west end line;
thence north 70 degrees "a minutes west lisa
feet to AKA inch five foot hrg Pine post
marked U. 3. L. 90 p. tor corntr ). / whence
post Silver Lode U. 8. Lot SO bears north rs
degrees 80 minutes west 81 5 feet distant:
thence 8 nth rs degrees 50 minutes east 9326
feet to AKA inch Ave foot long pine post
marked U. s. L, 81 P. for corner No. 2,whence
and 27, Township N. Range 81 E., M. D. Mer,
bears north "a degrees 20 minutes east 2586
ieet distant; thence south 40 degrees "a min.
utes east 1854 feet to the northwest side line
Of the spring lode, u. y. Lot 81 to AKA inch
five foot long pine post marked U. 9. l. 62P.3
for corner NO. 8; thence south as degrees o. min.
utes west 1907 ieet to q AKA inch five foot long
pine post marked U. s. l.. 50, p, 4 for corner
No a.; thence north SO degrees AZ Minutes west
"a 8 rect to a AKA inch five foot long pine post
marked u 8 l.. 50. p. for corner No. 8; thence
north ~ degrees 81 minutes west 1856 feet to
discovery point of Richmond claim: 2T3. 8 feet
to corner NO. 4 Richmond claim and corner No.
Index claim, TAT Ieet to a AKA inch Ave foot
long pine post marked U. 8. l.. 50, r. 8 for cor
ner NO. 6, and which IL also corner No 4 Of
Index Gain and corner No q OF Leerfoot
cain; thence north 20 degrees 81 minutes west
236 feet to corner No. / The place of begin.
ming.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
Paprlka. or Hungarian Pepper.

A very delicious red pepper, too little
known in this country, is the Hungarian
paprika. 1t is little, II any, stronger
than white pepper, has an exquisite favor
peculiarly its own, and threatens no he
patio troubles. Although q very good
pepper for table use, the chief excellence
of the papr'ka is in culinary employ
ment. Heat brings out its flavor, and
being SO mild it may be used lavishly
without giving pain to tender mouths.
The Spanish black pepper, which grows
in long pods like vanilla beans, closely
approximates to paprika, but is not quite
80 fine flavor. It Is little milder and
is principally used in cooking. Food.
Mrs. Bedford FeRwick will proceed 10
Chicago in September as the representa-.
i've OF the women's section Of the royal
commission, to make final arrangements
concerning their exhibits at the Worl,l'
Columbian exposition at Chicago neAt
year.--Nursing Record.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
The Old Man.

West toward Willimantic, ON the New
England road, there went the other day
strange party which typified the wrong
relations OF young and old America.
They were four-father and mother,
daughter and son.
The parents were feeble and old, un-
mistakably Irish. The father was one
Of those small, red whiskered, stoop
shouldered men, blear eyed and slow OF
movement, whose appearance tells of
long years Of privation, toll, thrift. AT
glance you would back the man to be
honest to the backbone, self sacrificing,
possessed of all the virtues, but filter.
ate and bit slow. The mother was
effaced under q veil. The daughter and
son were fashily dressed and quite
knowing Of aspect. They didn't care to
associate too obviously with the old
folks and had seats on the opposite side
of the car, from whence the hard fea-
tured daughter cast the sweeping
glances Of a stern disciplinarian at the
older couple.
The old mans linen was clean, mis-
black coat spotless. By and by he spat
aimlessly upon the floor. It's a thing
not defensible, but in him excusable.
Not so thought the daughter She dartea
across the car with heightened color in
her cheeks and grasped the old man
roughly by the arm. "Here," she sai !,
''stop splitting on the floor. Don't you
do 1t again. You hear me?"
The old man must indeed have heard.
but there was no sign Of it in his de-
meanor. He took his lesson meekly, as
became an American citizen by adoption
whose daughter holds the reins, and
thereafter peace brooded over the ill as
sorted four.-Providenc News.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
RICHMOND CLAIM.

Beginning at the identical place Of discovery
AKA inch foot long pine post markedU. g.
Lot 50 Disc and running thence north 70 de.
grees SO minutes west 1856 feet to corner No
Of / cation marked U.s.L. 81 r. Is Tor corner
No 10 ond which is also corner No. is Of this
survey; thence south 80 deg. 06 min west 1905
feet to corner No. OF location. 4x4 inch foot
iorg pine post marked y. 9. 1. 50 P. II for
utes east S73 g feet to corner No. Of location,
IA inch 8 foot long pine post marked q. 8.
L. 81 P. Is for corner No. IS; thence north go
degrees 06 minutes east 1000 feet to corner No.
OF location, marked Q. 8, L. 52P-for corner
Ne. 10 and which is also. corner No. OF this
survey; thence north 70 degrees IS minutes
west S73 feet to corners is and is the place OF
beginning. containing total area Of a. 10
scres. divided as follows. area Of Alpha lode
4l3 acres. Deerfoot lode. 6.6i acres Index
lode, 6. SO acres and Richmond lode 4. so acres.
Area ell mated from this survey is1 90 acres
In conflict with U. 8. g. No. % and ,O6 acres
In conflict with U. 8. 8. No. so. Total con.
fict 2.ei acres: Net area claimed being 1928
ship N. Range Ct r., N. D. Mer. and duly
recorded in the office OF the Recorder OF said
Ely mining district.
The nearest known locations are the Zero.
scipio, Silver, Yuba. Spring and Currency.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Alpha Consolidated Survey No.
o. or surface ground are required to Ale their
adverse claims with the Register OF the United
States Land Once ct Eureka, in the STATE Of
Nevada, during the period Of publication
hereof. or they will be debarred BY virtue Of
the provision Of the statutes.
J.P. DUsKLE. Register.
1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing no.
tice OF application for patent be published
for the period OF Sky iays item consecutive
weehsJ in the Phoebe Weekly RECORD, .
weekly newspaper published at Phoebe, Lin.
coin county. Nevada. J.P.puNKLE, Roadster.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02

The largest specimen Of extinct ami
mai ever found in the world was the
skeleton OF Dinosaurian reptile dis.
covered IN the Bad Lands in 1882. The
weight Of the skull alone was 694 pounds
and Of the whole skeleton / 300 pounds.
III - now In the rooms OF the Academy
Ct Natural Science, Philadelphia. ST.
Louis Republic.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1893-03-02
SILEX CLAIM.

Beginning at the place Of discovery at a
4x4x6 feet long pine post marked U. s. Lot 81
Disc. whence shaft 100 feet deep bears north
90 degrees 06 minutes west ll9 feet distant:
thence north So degrees SO minutes west 1877 q
feet to west cen er end line; thence south de.
grees ~ minutes west 100 feet, southwest cor
ner location 4xAx6 feet long pine post marked
U. 8. L, o., P. 6for corner No. 8. whence corner
common to Sections %, %. 20, 81, T.lN.,R ar
E., Mt Diaplo Meridian, bs ars south Is degrees
80 minutes east 7U9 feet distant. and colls
Yuba Lot AZ shaft bears south 90 degrees 40
minutes west 776,6 feet distant; thence south
u degrees So minutes east 1498 feet to a AKA
rs feet long pine post mark U. 3. l.. "a, p. 0
FOR corner No, 9. whence northwest corner
Poorman and northeast corner Albion claims
bears north u degrees 48 minutes west l83. 8
feet distant; thence north degrees ~ minutes
east 40 feet to 4x4xt feet long pine post
markt U b. L. 81, P. 10 for corner IL; thence
north IS degrees SO minutes west 1898 g feet to
4x4x5 leet long pine post marked s, L. g..
r. II for corner No. H. thence south 1 degrees
81 minutes west 200 feet to post No 8, place II
beginning.