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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
NOTICE.

All persons desiring to obtain Teachers Certi-
fcates are hereby notified that under directions
from the State Board, the County Board of Exami-
ners will meet at a. M on the 2Sth. Doth and
3Oth. days of June 1894, to conduct such examna-
tions, and all persons intending to apply for GER
tificates are requested to give notice before the
beginning Of the meetings, to the County School
Superintendent.
VIM CULVERWELL,
County School Superintendent.
che, Nevada. June 20, 1898.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
PIOCHE, NEVADA. THURSDAY. AUGUST =. 1894.
Don't Worry.

Some philosopher has written the follow
ing and started it on the rounds of the
press:
'lf you have little farm or business or
steady employment and out of debt, do not
fret yourself and wife into the grave for the
sake OF making money, You have but one
life to live, and that is brief at best. Take
little pleasure day by day as you go along,
and try to do good to others. A morbid de-
sire to grab everything in sight is at the
foundation of mans misery more than any
other thing Wealth alone will not keep
your memory green after you are gone"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02
NOTICE..
To Whom it NAV Concern:

To Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that
neither he nor his interest is in any wise or
manner responsible for any labor performed, or
any Indebtedness of any kind incurred for any
purpose whatsoever on the LUCKY Bar" mining
claim, situated in Ferguson Mining District. Lin.
eon Co nty. Nevada, unless authorized by the
undersigned.
JOHN ROEDER.
Dated Phoebe, Nevada, July 8, 1894.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

Clayton Belknap of VirginiaiCity has been
nominated by the President for United
States Surveyor General of Nevada. Mr..
Belknap is brother of Justice Belllnap of
the Supreme Court and an old resident of
Nevada,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-02

W. c. Noteware has been appointed Chic
Clerk of the Carson mint vice T. R. Hofer
resigned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11

man who threatens the county attorney
with violence instead Of vouchsafing him
protection. which was his duty as chief
of police, and who draws a dividend
from business whose prosperity depends
on coercion:
The people of Wichita know Cone.
They knew when Halloweli made the
charge he did against him that Cone
would not deny it; they knew that he
would say nothing to Boone's accusa-
lions and proofs; or to Jacobs testimony.
Would it be business, now, when he
has refused to answer these charges
and every body knows why he has not
answered them-to place him back in
power-to fortify him with another in
dorsement! Would il be discreet 10 let
him get his hands into the county build
ing along with the police department?
1t would not be business or discreet
But if the voter is determined to indorse
Rufe Cone in his course he can find no
srrer way than To vote for Dir. Helm,
Dir. Whitney Tucker and the rest of the
Populist ticket in this county, ticket
which was nominated at the dictation
of Cone and is running today under his
generaiship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
TIE CROKER OF WICHITA,

Ii Hung Cone is the dictator of Popu-
uiism in this, Sedgwick county. He
may be obnoxious TO such Populists as
Ruble but he is none the less their boss
than Boss Croker was the boss of Tam
many. In fact Ii Hung Cone il anoth-
er such man. Not over two months ago
Boss Croker was charged by Republic
cans and Democrats alike in New York
with boodling. 1t was expected that he
would defend himself. He did not. He
simply held his tongue and he is holding
it still.
Ii Hung Cone appears to have greatly
admired this act of silent contempt on
the part of his prototype. the corrupt
boss of the slums of New York, the man
whom Parkhurst has been SO long fight
ing, and has adopted this mode Of ignor-
ing everything as the best method for
defeating justice.
Willard Boone in an official letter to
the attorney general of this state SAYS
that Cone Is a partner in the largest
wholesale liquor business in Wichita,
He also says that in the course of con-
versation Cone threatened him with vio-
lence by hired thugs if he did not leave
the joints alone-presumably Joint,
which were customers of the establish
ment In which Cone has an interest.
Mr.. Jacobs, a man who was engaged
N the liquor business in this city. comes
our unequivocally and says that he paid
Cone money.
Not one word has been heard from
Cone IN REPUTATION of these charges. He
Is simply saving nothing.
And IN the meanwhile he is also run
ming the PopulisI party in this county.
y one of The candidates on the Populist
ticket, including Whitney Tucker. the
man who stands on two platforms, dare
make I move OF express 4 sentiment
without first consulting II Hung Cone.
Among them his word is law aud they
all realize il anu truckle to him Ike so
many infants.
Their fear FOR him Is well-Crounded.
Ii Hung Cone brought out LeweIlinc.
He fixed up the job which gave LEVEL.
ing his first nomination and he has great
power with the man in the state house.
That Is one OF the reasons that Helm.
Farmer Doolittle and Whitney Tucker
bow 10 his supreme VIII. They will
when elected use their Office as Cone
directs.
Now the question Is: Do the people
OF Sedgwick county want their public
business conducted by Ruse Cone or not:
DO they want set OF puppets in the
county building who viii jump every
time Cone pulls the string:
Shall this county lie dominated by a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
REPUBLICAN STATE PLATFORM.

Re-afirming thu Republican national plat
form OF 1892. 1900. -.-;.
Resolved. First: That the constant patriot
ism, of our party is ia Itself guaranty To the
nation that the interests OF its defenders,
their widows and orphans, VIII DE ilDerahs
cared Tor and we denounce their cruel ana
deliberate betrayal by the present Democfalic
administration. D,,:.,,
doctrine Of protection. and believe That tarlil
laws should protect the products OF the lar H.
as well as of the factory. :.
Third: The American people favor By
metallsm and the l;epuhlican party oenla i5
the rse of both gold and silver as standard
money with such restrictions anG under
such provisions TO he determined py Iegisia-
ton as will secure the maintenance on ihe
pariiy of w 'ues OF the two metals. ana IhslL
The .iIrchasine and debt paying power OF the
dollar whether of gold, silver or paper, shall
lie at all times equal. The interests OF Inc
producers of the country. It's farmers ana us
working men, demand that the mines oe open
cd tothe coinage of the silver OF the mine
enact a law levying a tax on importations OF
foreign silver sufficient TO iully protect The
Products Of our own mines.
rourtL. We favor national ard state legis-
lation for the eucouI ageme lat OF irrigation.
Fifth: We denounce the present stale al
rnjnistration for IT'S violation of the laws and
coniempt of the conrts. the corruption ana
1ncomuetency of it's officials, Its gross mis-
management of the state Institutions, and
for the discr,-dit il has brought upon the
lood name of the state. And we pledge the
Republican party and the nominees OF this
convention 10 faithful and economical dis
charge of all official duties and TO a STRICT
observance and an honest enforcement oI the
laws and to obedience TO the mandates oil lie
courts.
sixth: To the maintenance of these princi-
pies we invite the support OF ali patriotic
citizens.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL


Whom God calls, he qualities;
whom he qualities, he calls.-Matthew
Henry.
| The man who gives his child to the
street will give the world thief
Rams Horn.
Gen Shoup, who took an important
| part on the confederate side in the bat
tie of Shiloh, is now one Of the faculty
In the University OF the South.
Archbishop Vilatte. the head of the
new Polish Catholic church, is about
forty years of age, and was for time
= clergyman of the Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. George K. Morris, pas
tor of st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
church, Cincinnati. has been unani-
mously elected to the chair OF practical
theology in the Boston university.
There is Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. in Australia no member OF which
comes less than one mile to attend
every meeting. Many members travel
distances of from three to twelve
miles
When Bethany college was found
ed in $40 by Alexander Campbell, the
Bible was made a text book. the Dis
ciples being the first to introduce
the study of the Bible as a text book in
the regular college curriculum.
There are found in China many
men who are willing, for FIVE dollars
month"; bare support-and sometimes
for nothing, to go about preaching
Christianity. Many of the native help
ers make long and systematic timer
aries.
DR.. Karl Blind informs the students
of Oxford that their annual custom of
bringing in boar's head to their
Christmas banquet is a survival of the
sacrificial banquet the old Vikings used
to hold in honor of Freye, the Morse
sun god.
Lillian Tomn, Cornish girl, has
taken first in the law tripos at Cam
bridge. She had studied three years
on the continent, where she entered
Girton in 1890. and in the intercollegi-
ate examinations she was first in the
first class on each occasion. She is
pretty, vivacious and particularly fine
in her dress.
No age can do Gods whole work,
so he put ages in succession. No man
can do more than set a portion, so God
Is ever sending fresh men. Gods
method of rejuvenescence is not to dip
an old man in a stream which renews
his youth, nor to mix for him an elixir
to wing away his years. 1t is the
springtime method of rejuvenescence
which sends fresh leaves upon the an
Gent tree.-Berry.
The degrees of bachelor of arts
granted to the five graduates of Rad
cliffe college (nee the Harvard annex |
last Tuesday are equal. as certificates
of learning, to Harvard degrees of
A. Is. They are just as imposing, too,
in their Latin phraseology. The de- |
grees are signed by Elizabeth Cary |
Agassiz, president of Radcliffe col !
lege, and underneath in potent post |
script. President Eliot, of Harvard, |
writes: The degree is in all respects |
equivalent to the one to which in like |
case we admit Harvard students" And |
to this the college seal of Harvard is |
q ttached.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11

| Spiral sprang a nondescript mass, part
of which swept backward parallel with
the original spiral in such way as TO
give to the whole object the appear
ance of eddying round the star
Two or three years later the same as
! tronomers made a photograph which
showed that the entire group of the
| Pleiades. or Seven Stars, is mingled
with fantastic nebulous shapes. In
this photograph several stars appear
/ strung. like beads, upon nebulous
line or ribbon that must be many
thousands of miles in length. The con-
cluslon was irresistible that an init
| mate connection existed between the
stars and the nebule which together
constitute the Pleiades-
Since then similar condition Of
things has been shown to prevail in
other quarters of the heavens One of
the latest discoveries OF this kind was
made by Prof. Barnard at the Lick OBJ
servatory last autumn.
Upon photographing what appears to
the naked eve as hay speck near the
wonderful red variable star Nh in the
constellation Cepheus. he obtained
picture showing a huge nebula sur
rounding an irregular group of bright
stars, and "distantly surrounded by
vast multitudes of small stars The
nebula, according to the description of
its dlscoverer, seems to mingle indef-
nitely with masses of smaller stars and
become part OF them"
Photographs have also shown that
the double star Lambda, in Orion. is
involved in nebulous matter, and that
a nebula is attached to the brilliant
Betelgeuze, the leader of the same con-
stellation.
These facts become very interesting
when one considers that the nebule
are probably composed of matter in an
uniformed or unorganiZed condition,
and that the sun, the stars and the
earth itself We're once in that state.
When we see star, or q group of
stars, closely associated with nebulous
spirals and streamers, it looks as though
the stars were consuming, or feeding
upon, the nebula, or, il other words,
as if the process of SUMMARIZING were,
IN such cases, not yet completed.
Yet it is possible that our own solar
orb, which, for our purposes at least.
seems to be a completed sun. would, if
photographed from far point in space,
appear as nebulous star. From such
point of view, if they were visible at
all, the Zodiacal Light, the Gegen-
schein, and other glowing appearances
that are apparently connected with the
sun, would perhaps be blended into a
great system of luminous rings of spi-
rails as wonderful in form as those at
tached to the Pieiades. though far less
imposing in extent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
DO YOU KNOW

eating OF IL This young lady Is OF the
modern type of vigorous and muscular
girls and she must have made beau
tiful picture as she sat there. with the
courage of her good health. calmly eat
ing her big cucumber.
At table close by sat an elderly and
dyspeptic-looking lady of the old
school. She had n narrow chest and
her temples we're decorated with gray
corkscrew curls. She observed the
young lady fall to on the little end OF
the cucumber and she paused and al
most dropped her fork. as ii she had
said to herself: Great heavens, Is
that girl going to eat half Of that great
cucumber?' She went on furtively
with her own Cruel and graham bread,
meantime watching the gradual disap-
pearance OF the cucumber. As soon rs
the first half OF it was gone the old
lady seemed TO have lost her own small
appetite and ceased 10 eat. When the
young lady with deliberate zeal dressed
carefully and then attacked the second
and stouter half OF the cucumber the
old woman turned pale She put her
napkin on the table. called the waiter
and paid her check, but remained in
her seat. her eyes riveted on the cucum-
Der. She watched until the last shred
of il was gone. Then she took mp her
black-satin bag. which was embroid-
cred with yellow silk. and drew out ~
it little note book and a lead pencil.
She rose and went over 20 the table
where the young lady was
young woman she said. are you
willing 10 give me your nance"
Certainly" answered the young
lady. She gave the name
How DO you spell ito
The young lady spelled her name.
Thank you. said the elderly lady.
and returned the notebook and pencil
70 the bag.
Perhaps you don't mind telling me-
said the Young lady, why you want
my name
%. no answered the other, "I'll
tel von just why. want your name
50 that ! can look FOR II IN the death
columns 81 the pape-s II / don't find
IL there within fortv-eight hours, then
don { know anything aboat the iagSs
o. cause and efec.-
She went soiennlv out Of the place.
This happened about a week ago The
Young lsdy's name mas not appeared IN
the death columns, and the chances are
that il Wont APPEAR there for a great
many years M; only did abe digest
that cucumber withost the smallest I
difficulty. but she Ca eaten two or
three others sine
And the old lady 10 doubs suffered I
panzs over her Cruel and grzksa bread I
SO unersn.y sz- TIE gifts al ns.sre Sas- 1
tri5ut@d.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
matter.

Enid Slaughter, the first child born in
Euid, is sick.
Five hundred new call boxes will be ad-
ded to the postoffice at Enid.
The burning question Is: rs the strip
Democratic or Republican ,"
1t has been suggested that Fort Supply
be made headquarters for the Salvation
Army Ht Woodward
A. c. Scott and Harry st. John are the
Republican candidates for the legislature
in Oklahoma county.
The Democrats are now accusing Dennis
Flynn, in his anxiety TO get votes, OF going
clesr out to the Wichita mountains
The editor of the Enid Wave notifies his
readers as he huddles nearer the stove
that he will no longer take ice on subscrip-
ton.
The school bell at Guthrie is ruug at
O'clock in the morning to apprise the
children that ii is time to get up. That is
kind.
The Blackwell Times Record has pur.
chased the Blackwell Eagles subscription
list. the Eagle decided to die some time
since.
Thomas Jefferson Jordan. a half-breed
Cherokee Indian. has been nominated for
the territorial council by the Democrats Of
Perry.
Several citizens of Oklahoma City have
supplied the high school there with the
leading reyiodicals. That is the right way
TO educate boys and girls
Ponca City says that the trains stop
there just the same as At Chicago. and
Blackwell says that il has . telephone
Just the same IS at Chicago.
Il Is supposed that Hoke Smith wants to
dispose of the kickspoo lands TO the
highest bidder because that Is usually the
way the Democratic party is disposed Of
The British vice-consul at Kansas City
has requested the authorities at Guthrie
TO ferret out the murderer OF Frank
LedGers, WHO was subject of the queens.
Que of the funny things about corn
thieves IS that the man who has been robbed
always tells the newspaper that he knows
the thieves aud Will make Il warm FOX
them"
What = lime the Okishomau of OKLA
hcms City does have. Now Editor Bar
rett has retired from the editorial manage
neut because he could not support al the
Democratic Nominees couscientiously.
The opening OF the k:ckApoo country
has been Indefinitely postponed. Hoke
Smith wants 10 have congress u instruct
hira 70 dispose IF II 10 the highest bidder
And yet 10 Wisby says that Hoke IS
great ard good man.
4 peculiar accident happened near Per-
kius the other day. Turee people were
taking calf 10 market in s Wagon. There
was some loose hay on the bottom % the
wagon and a spark from PIPE sc; II Afire.
TIE wagon was eureed up and the csif
persisted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
WIT AND WISDOM.

Look within. Within is the foun.
tain of good, and it will ever bubble
up if thou wilt ever dig.-Marcus Au-
relius Antonius.
Mr.. Oldstyle-I don't think that a
college education amounts to much.
Mr.. Sparerod-Don't you? Well, you
ought to foot my boys bills and see
\. Y. World.
She lat the shore)-D you know,
] can always tell whether man is
married or not? He Ton flirting BENT
Yes; but for heavens sake, ont
Boston Transcript.
He Slightly rude)-I called because
] thought you were out. She tsweetly)
We'll, do you know, | thought l was
out, too. The maid must have thought
you were some one else.-Answers.
Enough TO Support--She-I am
afraid there is no hope. He-Eh, What
did your father say when you told him
that | wanted to marry you? She-He
said he couldn't afford it.-N. Y. Week
ly.
Who is true man? He who does
the truth, and never holds principle
on which he is not prepared in any
hour to act. and in any hour to risk
the consequences OF holding it
Thomas Carlyle.
Mrs. Younglove-I purchased some
very tender beef to-day. dear; how do
YOU prefer it? Nr. Youngiove-Real-
". l don't know, love; but where |
boarded that sort of beef was always
rare.-Syracuse Post
She (meditatively)-I wonder how
the expression facing the music ever
came to be used as indicating cour-
age? He-The man VINO originated II
had probably sat through Wagner
Buffalo Courier
Now" said the physician who is
noted for his heavy charges. Il must
take Your temperature An right,
responded the patient in tone Of ut
ter resignation. You've got about
everything else / own--WashingtoE
Star
Johnny Asker-Say, Paw; what's
the difference between a visit and
visitation? His PA visit, my son. i
when we 90 10 see your grandmother
on Your mothers side Yes, SIR.
"A visitation is when she comes to see
us-"-Bufalo Courier.
Diminished Enthusiasm.-'The To-
cal team must have been playing very
poor ball said the experienced mer
chant Why, didn't know you paid
any attention TO baseball 4 don't
know anything about It except shat
l gather from casual observation. |
have noted that nay Office boys grand
mother has died only twice this sum-
neT.-Detroit Free Press
Paw" said the small boy, KIN
have any fireworks on the Fourth Of
july" Yes: II you will let me shoot
them Of for you" replied the prudent
father. The proposition was evidently
not completely satisfactory, but i was
accepted as being better than nothing
After a minute or two the youngstef
said: Nav" What Is it, 4. there
any more pieT- Yes" Well I'd
like piece Il paw won't want 70 eat u
for me- Washington star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11
sTRAnes srT 7grE.

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plant and insect life, especially wh~E
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and made 40 s;eps ia half = secoad-
Tbs "a abovt equsl 70 a mans run
ming % miles = minute The ga ieaps
90 times itz osFn leaEth- A. the rate
> man six teet al would t0und ., oas
effort q Stance % isse tee&
The mite in the ebeese 81 onlv o-s-
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take the tip - its TAD "a ~ 5south.
and theB, istt3ng 70 uifh a saaGsn
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eerta- To esnzl ttis . zszn sAonId y
abe 90 jump ost - Tsrs5ex. shat. IL
= mine lfs tssS is eeyfh
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sosze rear. ago szste 4 s~ries - sxusrs.
rosn;s ur.e. tb~ growing 49, q =
lGg@sa- Nasa i nas = Gzrs %. 80.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-10-11

The dispatches stated that Chancellor
Snow of the state university had invited
Mrs. Lease TO deliver the address at the
opening of the new library hall of the
state university, and that he did so at
the request of the regents. Mary Ellen
was getting nervous-campaign drawing
rapidly to close, she receiving no invi-
tations TO speak, no engagements having
been made for her by the committee
and she was beginning to talk, so the
Pop committee gave her this Iecogni-
ton. Anyone who knows Chancellor
Snow knows that he would not compro-
mise the dignity of the great Kansas
state university in this way had he been
allowed TO use his own judgment in the
matter