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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

Are you getting your wearing apparel at the lowest
prices that you have known If you not you
buying at the right place. Visit Mems Departments
and get prices Clothing Hats Furnishing Goods
We sold goods at such low prices. We could
buy such low prices This is of astonishing
values. It is that will probably be duplicated.
Our buyer market at the time when money talked"
Buying did enables sell to you the competition
defying prices which Offer. We challenge any
to duplicate the values offer Our claims strong but
the goods here to subsantiate everything We
are selling you best qualities at prices lower than you
asked elsewhere for inferior goods.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24
Buy Your Boys Easter Clothes Here.

With every ehiid's two-plecs suit
acid q. $50 or over We give free OF
a charge . stefn-wtndinR
WATCH watch and neat chain
GIVEN THIS 10 not . toy, but
6OYS. genuine watch which viii
keep excellent time and viii p.eass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

Dlpv'c ska sni seslp PARTED snd eesafsfed
OAot y b. crrEcyRA soar. Absolutely pure
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

Mems Worsted and Cashmere
St Pantsioons. just the thing Tor
business wear, ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24
Buv Your Easter Pantalosn Here

cO-Men's Union Cashmere ranta,
cd looms. neat, stylish ana ven
worth $3.50 Our price - ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-24

Ar-Mens worsted Pantaioons. You
ID cannot fnd anything elsewhere
near % good at IS.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-29

In the seventeenth century DR.. John
IigbtfoOt, viceehancellor OF the Uni
versity of Cambridge the great rab-
binical scholar OF his time, attempted
to reconcile the two accounts In Gen.
esis by saying that OF the clean sort
OF beasts there We're seven of every
kind created three couples for breed.
iug and the odd one for Adams sacri.
flee on his fall, which God foresaw:"
that of unclean beasts only one couple
was created and finally, that "heavcn
and earth, centre and circumference
were created together, in the same in.
Stunt, and clouds full of water" and
that this took place aud man was
created by the Trinity on October %.
1904 b. G., ut nine o'clock In the
morning. Here was, indeed. n
triumph Of Lactantius's method, tn
result OF a thousand years OF biblical
study and theological thought since
Bcdc, In the eighth century. and Vim
cent de Beauvais, in the thirteenth.
had declared that creation must have
taken place in the spring, Yet, alas.
within two centuries after Lightfoot's \
great theological demonstration as to
the exact hour Of creation. II was dis.
covered that at that hour an exceed
ingly cultivated people, enjoying all
the fruits Of a highly developed civ
ilizatlon. had long been swar1ning in
the great cities OF Egypt, and thar
Other nations hardly less advanced
had at that time reached high de.
yelopment In Asia.-Andrew II. White,
l.. Fl. d., In the Popular Science Mon.
thly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-29
EIne DetectiXe Work.

zone of the best pieces of detective
work l ever saw said James G. Sut-
ter, of San Francisco, was done by n
private detective of little or no repu-
tation at the time in our city. A swell
restaurant was completely demoraliz-
cd by Il series of petty thefts. Its
plated ware, which had to be of high
quality, was stolen freely, and 1t fre.
quently happened that the pockets OF
Overcoats on the racks We're pilfered.
The proprietor, recognizing that his
living was at stake, offered an eX-
cessiyely large reward for the detec-
ton OF the thief, and the detective
refer 10 undertook the job. He plan
ned out series of mirrors, reversing
the dodge of the dime museum man
who makes portrait of figure III
visible, and 80 planning the glasses
that he could overlook the entire room
while seated at Il little table In the
far corner. His planning involved some
little expense and seemed so far-fetch-
ed that he had some difficulty in per
suading the proprietor to adopt the
idea. He had his own way at last, and
then, when everything was ready. he
arranged 10 have a little more silver
ware than usual scattered around and
made his observations. He caught
three men on the first day, but rightly
suppOsing the work was being done by
gang, who were doubtless operating
other houses, he had the three shad-
owed and continued his observations
the following day He finally cap
tured seven, and traced their opera
tions TO nearly every hotel and res
taurant In the city. He has never
made public the exact secret of his
angles in the looking glasses. but has
popularized himself so much among
the hotel fraternity that he has never
lacked for work. and has got In the
way of refusing jobs in other lines
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-29

cry aud covered her face with her
hands. the stranger alone remained
impassable, calmly polite and smiling.
"Who are you? What are your"
Numbered the captain, beside himself
with rage
MAY ask you the same question: p
came with "a slight nasal intonation
from the smiling lips of the stranger.
II am Capt Clitheroe."
"Madam's husband! | see"
His calm allousness maddeDed Hugh.
How do you explain your conduct
my wifes presence hereT
Il can explain nothing without mad
ans permission"
"Oh. Hughr' sobbed Lily. 81 will
explain everything to you. will, in.
deed; only go away-do go away! Oh!
why did you come hereT
Capt. Clithoroe laughed. sardonical-
ly. and flung down the letter of the
morning. Because | wanted to see
the truth there was In this"
"Lota Jardync's! I'm sure II Is from
her. told you she hated me. oh, If
You would only go away"
Hugh turned from her impatiently.
and once more confronted the stran.
ger, who still wore his slightly amused
air
you, slr--it Is with you have to
do. Do you think mean to parley
with you? Do you think l am going
10 be made the laughing stock OF the
town? Do you think-What's thatF'
he asked, imperatively, as his eye
lighted on dainty morocco cnse on
the table
The stranger made q movement to
take it, but Clltheroe was too quick
for him.
mo, | will see 1t! You have dared
to make her presentsw and in his rage
he fumbled helplcssly with the spring.
81 would not open II If | We're you,
captain" put in the dark man, suave-
ly.
"You be ---l" cried Clitheroe, as the
spring yielded to his pressure.
Great Sc0ttr
Lilly shriebcd, the stranger still
smiled as the captain stood gazing.
horror struck. Mt an adorable set of
-pearly teeth!
'I-you-then-"
The dark man came to the rescue
with his maddcningly smooth voice.
you did not know? | am Mr.. Grin
der. of the firm of Molar & Grinder.
Some years ago I was staying at Men
tone and there | made the acquaint-
ance OF madam and her uncle. Madam,
who was at that time. Of course, q
very young lady, had the misfortune,
while riding, to meet with Il very bad
accident, In which ber-eh-dental or
ganization was fatally injured. l had
the pleasure Of coming to the rescue
in my professional capacity. and since
then have always been honored with
madam's confidence.
81 was forced to pass through Lon
don, and agreed with madam, that
the opportunity would be good one
to ensure her against any mishap by
providing her with another-eh-an-
other set of pearls. Madam Is little
disturbed, and If you will allow me,
will withdraw. ! have some kilograms
to attend to. Pray consult your own
convenience In every way" and, still
smiling, suave and irreproachable. the
junior partner Of Molar & Grinder
withdrew.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-29

It's very poor hive that nasnt
some honey in H.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-06-29

lsllI'gs's!;YI.gyEYTENTXEKI3 K;

Weak inn9s bhise bShinser ronie cures the worst Cough
The only sure cure for CoTa
'0ps al pain loc- AZ Druggists or HIsCOx CO., NJ H/
6-l54t,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
From The White Pine News

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
Democratic Government.

The New York Sun Of the 22nd. arraign.
the present administration more holly than
any OF the administrations rough critics have
yet done and says editorially; Grover
CleveIand's plurality for President on the
popular vote in all fotty-fonr states of the
Union fifteen months ago was 300, oil. The
plurality on Tuesday last against Mr. Cleve.
land aud the politics Of his administration
was halt as large as that in the single State
OF pennsylvania, one state out Of the forty
four Such is the verdict from Peunsylva.
MIA. The verdict from New York a fort
night ago was the same 1t will be the
same wherever the people get chance to
vote
Political disasters and new foundations
are closing in upon the Democracy from
every quarter The popular condemnation
OF the dishonest and anti. Democratic Wilson
Bill, the insane income tax project and the
infamous monarchial plot, which the present
Administration has made distinctive fea.
ture, takes an impressive furm whenever
and wherever the ballot baNe, are opened
This Is the time 10 tell the plain truth,
and here IS the truth in its nakeduess De.
feat does not necessarily bring dishonor; de.
feat in defense of principle or in an honest
attempt to redeem a sacred pledge, or for
the right, or Tor the dag can never be dis.
honorable.
That ia not the sort ct defeat to which
Grover Cleveland has led the Democracy in
the eleven months since he entered into
office, with his commission plainly written.
and a straight and clear way before bin.
Promises repudiated and insoleutly
ignored, the Democracy trampled under
foot responsibility shrked, lying and
eo"ardly evasions substituted for the I'm.
qualified declarations of a few months ago.
American sentiment outraged and defed,
personal "h'ms or personal spite made the
partys ,aa
Here we have n forty words the history
Of the first year Of Democratic administra.
ton, that began with golden prospects.
defeat with dishonor-that is the bitterness
OF IT, and dishouor is worse than defeat
What will the Senate do"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Now is the time to prune your trees.
Monday was starter for the warm spring
like weather.
Local items are hard to get, and are
scarcer than hens teeth.
Ernest Godbe continues to improve and
at present rate of progress, will be about
again shortly
The large safe of the Godbe Mercantile
Co., was moved to Bullionville yesterday
for use in the store there.
Tho Board of County Commissioners will
hold regular meeting next Monday. Pre-,
sent your bills before noon on that day
Hon. Geo. S, Sawyer will leave in few
days to be absent several weeks He goes
to Carson to attend the bond cases against
this county.
The failure of the train to arrive at
Milford one day, aud misdirectipc of the
msilbags another. left us two days without
mail at the end of last week.
Nearly all women have good hair, though
many are gray, and few are bald, Halls
Hair Remover restores the natural color and
thiekens the growth of the hair,
The backbone of winter appears to be
broken hereabouts, 1t is generally &C.
knowledged to have been the longest and
most severe winter in twenty years.
The Milford mail was delayed to-day in
ITS arrival on account of a stop.over at
Desert Springs last night to accommodate
passengers
As the frost leaves the ground. numerous
breaks In water service pipes around town
are found, Win Clark is kept on the move
attending to them
l. l. Edwards returned last evening from
long launt Throughout the eastern states.
looking as If the outside world agreed psrti. |
enlsrly well with him.
Helene is quiet and patiently awaits the
arrival OF the next lot OF experts for the .
Monltor'Jim Crow properties. who have /
been looked for now for some DAYS. I
The closing out sale At the Godbe Mer
Cos store still continues. Better cash
prices on anything than buyers have ever
known here before. See what 81 cash will /
do.
General CONSERVATION prevailed when it /
was reported on Monday that silver hsd .
dropped to IS cents per ounce in London,
At that rate good bye to every silver mine
IN Lincoln county,
Mark Church went ous to the MspdAh
mine Tuesday to hoist the ore now living in
the mine, which will be held till silver al.
Ssnes' from its present figure. Work on
the mine will be suspended for the present,
Rubber goods in great variety, boots and
shoes OF all kinds and qualities, clothing for
men and boys, women and children A, the
Goaee Mer Cos store, and sll at low prices
for cash.
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JOB PRINTING In all its
branches, equal In style to
any, done at this office.

Inc performance Of the Standard Companv
at Ihompson's Opera House last Thursday
was fairly well attended ami good home
talent programme rendered. The dance
~o'eh followed lasted till early in the morn.
ing
Under date Of the 18th inst. h kisl
writes from his ranch in the Las Yeas
valley tha, Mrs. NJ. ], Latimer. former
~eli'known resident OF this place, is living
there Ill Of pneumenis. and ths, little hon.
OF her recovery is entertained.
J, Nesbits & Bro have entered sui, in III.
District Court against the Pioehe Con. NJ,
Co. to recover s4a2Ss So alleged to b. du.
them for supplies, etc, furnished the Cam.
pAny through. A. Denton on coal contracts
during the run at the new smel,sr
Ed +, Frsadensbal wen, GU, to hi, Come,
mines on Monday accompanied by Il. W
Turner, F. P. Swinilsr and wm. uoya
Who went to examine the various Prsp3s,.
thai claims thereabouts which such .ood
reports havs been heard recently.
The Condor mill has shut down for fsx
days 10 order to make necessary remain.
one of the mnllers is broken. and the tbs~
OF the past few days has nuddied the water
Of the creek until it is ditSeult to use j,
This and the repairs will be sll rich, sSsip
in = few days time
State School Superintendent ogvis Ring.
left for his home at Carson las, SATURDAY.
morning. His inspection Of the schools
hereshoats and in other outside counties
viii no doubt furnish material ior sussss,
lions for changes in the school laws at the
next session Of the legislature
Conflicting reports as to the .uessss Of the
hiko mill reach town, some to the effect
that the ore does not work up. Others that
II does At any rate the mill is hammering
away steadily and any difficulty which
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01

James Crsndsu sD6 / 7 Parker Amer.
can prespsetors. reeep,ly arrived a, DQ.
range. Mex. and announced thAt they had
discovered the long LOST Spanish mine Of
fabulous richness in the mountains near the
village Of Pefuxia. IN remote p,r, @: the
Sierra Msdres. by accident short dis.
,ap,s from the mouth Of the min. MAS found
the ruins q; an cid snelter. Still On the
dunn were many thousand dollars worth Of
ore III, old working. were thoroughly
explnrs5 and the men br,u,b, ,,,.v .,u,nlss
to os a>sAEsd' After completing arrange
mems Tor NeFN'nS the CID mine ~ sn e1'
iens'Fs scale taeY expect = return.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
Including s Gate Tickets to the Fair
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

state OF Nevada. County of Lincoln, pis,rtc,
Ut prosecuting Attorneys Cfhce
10 the Toll wing named defendants And IN ali
nmneFs u or cIsimsnts to the real estate and i'm
prCvements thereon, hereinafter described known
or unknown. You are hereby notified tbst srit
nave been commenced in the District C,nr, n, r.
Sta.e OF Nevsds in and for the County OF Iinroin
a., AZ S'aIe o NeNads Plaintiff against the De.
iorint, ddssrer named, and each Of the fol
:ius aesSrloed tracts or parcels Of land with tts
improvements thereon ard sll owners OF or rIsim
49,, n's 70 'ne same known or unknown to recover the
A; Ana ue!ihquency assessed to said Defendant,
aea'sst salu property for the fiscal year rornm.nc
ing hrst Monday In January 4 n isoe ~ "a
.us second Monday in September A d Isaa All
s nat summons has been duly issuf d, and Won ~
the connIsin, ins' unless You sppesr and answer
49, ~ ialut nIed in the office Of the District
court OF the State Of Nevada in ard Tor N. C,,nt
'. Lincoln IN said cause on or before ths 9-,b A..
sssin.i Tan "A 1884. iudsmsn. will be t.isn
hsI ?ou, ana the real estate and Improvement.
herein described for the amount ~ ~ 80, 49,
queno! specined, and cost Of suit T.x 80 49,.
JHshcy, oregon Short Line and Utah So,,ha.n
or unknown vi 'iaimAhts Known
T.. tue sAlu Aetion is brought to recover ,nsy,,s,,
.isht s sel Vi thirty. i've hundred and nfty Ana
nins hns one hundrtdths dollars. tina, is 10 saw
snIt s nSnuefn and twenty two QUE hundreaths
ao.srs ssAte tax, and ixeuty.si ak hundred ,nS a..
sna sIxIy-sx one hundredths dollars Cpun,x .'
sisstx AnlSnn. thirty hundred and af,y .na
zen per centum and twentysy ~ 5000 VIZ
,s.ss 1u As penalty all in gold coin, deiireu.pt
~ tEseniage and costs As is proyiS,a 10 ~.
bsn. 20 Sc. 'ofth in complaint on file the san.
De.ns iGr TAX on real and possessory ei.,m ,rs
IS fSIInp properly for the yesr A. D. ises described
80 - e!sm to surveyed right OF w,r for rail.
Ia ., sIty.hve miles more or less rrns,ns t,an
vsIlsr VIE me on the east, south ives, down Clover
So. "Asn 10 within thrts miles OF p,och.. ~
~ N o. cuts. hlls, tunnels, etc, and inov sou
Line A, .nG r and Pioehe me o. ihe orson sSo
IincOlp ooun, .n SNoi;he'n Railway sitS..ed in
wv value Of Personal properly s2s ,o;si sin so'
pis,rie, ~ p~,.. W. CCLyERyEIL,
County. A"osaey for lincoln
LATED Phoebe. Sev.is. January ls.,u.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To :. 3. Gilbert .a3 {. ?. Thg-vs.n their
grantees s-cleSSo-s - IS ElS.
len srs Ae-sby rcil9@d TIA: TIE understand 1
e5-oEnar v.ih yea u the LoEku and the E-uG 7
lode r2!rios slszs, siizs;=d II the Ferguson Mn
i.s District. C-1oiy g Li2coln. STATE Q; Nevada
has performed the work ana made the s1psrdi-
i1zes O. SD Ahove us1iiecs3 claims sr5 sSch q
them, lscesSAry = holi the sane for the YEA. 4.
?. ISIS A. ~ 1rtt oy scttaa asa Q. the Revised
Statutes q TIE Critst States and TIA. the Gzoaut
due f.oE2 yea ycEr grantees sncce.sors CT assigns
on 4ccc-1i q s1tA expenditure On said claims :
- fall1~ss J. B. Gilosri, cnS-third interest
SO g. & P Tac-pSaz. ocs-third interest, $50.
C.
And within Zirssy 3Ays SfgS- the pEblieztso1
c. this no;sce, yoa fAIl q refuse 10 eon,rihr.s
yv-r SAL proportions .: such sxpSr3isars A. CO
owners, your Interests n said claims Will become
the property q TIE s7escsioar an3sr sAia section
-S24, JOSEPH FGENCEEY
EiIo. New ysb is. 1896
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JoHN SHIER, P. N

Secretary Morton got ht,la roasting On
account Of letter written last Angus, say
ing that the Russian thistle was blessing.
at hearing before the House committee on
agriculture in favor Of the bill providing for
the determination Of the weed. Governor
ShortFidge, 0! Narth Dakota. one Of the
principal speakers dismissed Mortons letter
by sailing 1t rot, ba: Representative
Slbley, Of Pa 4 Democrat. declared that
the letter demonstrated MortoD's ignorance
Of agricultural matters and his uuftness TO
be a. the head OF the Agricultural depart
msut
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
NOTICE
: Farmers, GARDENERS, I
Il Nurserymen and II
Oairymen Is

1900 Acres OF the very best land in
Pahranagat Valley, is for sale or to lease
900 acres under fence, 40 acres under cul-
tivation, acres OF orchard years old
consisting of nothing but the very
choicest fruits. IS acres alfalfa. 200
acres OF Natural Fshpond stocked with
Carp three years ago and is now full of
fish thousands of which will weigh Is
pounds each. Wild duck and geese in
abundance the whole year round Large
quantities of wild hay can be cut on the
bottom lands. Moving machine, sulky-
pillow and all othe" implements Necessary
TO work the ranch. Good Farmhouse,
playhouse, Stable, Corrals etc. Situated
one mile south of the town of Hike and
twenty five miles west of MoHkey Wrench
ferguson District where there is a good
market for everything raised.
Will sell or lease the whole or in 40, 50
and l6O acre farms. For particulars call
or address
Chas. Stein,
Phoebe, Lincoln County Nevada
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THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Dr. Prices Baking Powder Receives
il.
lChicaqo Inbuns.l

iCHC1go IftoGfs.
For lssvening power, keeping qualities,
purity and general excellence the Worlds
Fair jury decided that Dr., Prices Cream
Baking Powder had no equal On each Of
Its claims it was awarded = frs, prize or A
diploma, All the baking powders entered
for prizes were subjected to a most exhaust
i've examination, and the jury was the best
equipped to make the decision of any ever
Got together Their verdict was supported
by the testimony Of Dr., H. ". Wiley.
chief chemist OF the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture at Washington. DR..
Wiley is an expert on tooi products and the
highest authority On such matters in
America. This verdict settles long de.
bated question as to wdieh among the many
baking powders is the best
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Total

This concludes the APp.rtionments fer
the present term and leaves nearly all the
funds in fair condition In the rioehe dis
trict the term viii continue unt,. about
jane
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School Moneys

The hrst semi-snnual Apportionm emit Of
State school funds allowed Lincoln county,
has been apportoned to the several school
districts through bout the county as follows:
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PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE STATE
1 Of Nevada, in ani for the County Of Lincoln.
ceased.
Nttice Is hereby given that On the 18th day Of
February, a u. 1894. at 10 O'Clock n III. Of that
heard at he court room OF said Court in he said
Cluuty of LincO n the hearing of the petition OF
Edwin b. kiel for the probate Of the wi OF said
deceased and for the Issuance OF letters testamen
tary to him. said petition viii be heard where an d
when any person interested may appear and con.
test the same. ia CLARK,
Clerk Of said Court.
Dated January 20, 1894
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-03-01
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

The following letters remain uncAlei for
st the Phoebe postotiee March /, 1894
Alphin David Coyle Fl
Green w, II. Hogan T. +.
Higgins T klrsche H.
kesch Mrs. Z. MollnQuist (.
Parties sailing fer the above letters will
please say advertised
IuHN SHEER. p. NJ
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NOTICE,

'I'HE REGULAR MELTING OF THE BOARD
L of County Commissioners r March, 1894 will
be held on Monday, March 5th at the Commits
eloners room in the con- mouse building st Phoebe,
beginning ~ o'clock = N.
MAN SCH tEFER, Chairman.
Dated p!ocnc. sew "a Feb 1898