The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-18
IN Towns About
Wellington.

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? From the Daily Mail.
There were 12S applicants for teach
ers' certificates at the recent county
examination OF that number there
were forty-three who failed. The fol-
lowing are the names Of the successful
ones: First grade-Nona Wallace, Belle
Plaine; Marie Schmidt Oxford; W. d.
Erwin, Wellington; Mollie Wilson, Ewell.
Second grade-O. H. Atteberry, Bessie
Smiley, Perth; j. H. Shankland. Ar
gonia; Lizzie Mckinney, Cleardale; John
E. Everett. Kiowa; Dora Monohan,
Maude Holiday, Dalton; W. E. McCand-
less. South Haven; Cora Wilson, Mayme
Miller, Matte z. Niece, c. H. Buck, c.
". Hatfield. Belle PLANE; Cassie Nc
Clusky. Belle Shepherd, Portland; Clara
Mitchell, Geuda Springs: Minnie K,ncaid,
Clearwater: L. a. Milne, Mrs. Anna
Young, Lettie Cannon, Olive Spear
Wellington; Anna Beatty, Mayme ].
Deering, Caldwell; ]. r. Heasty, May
field; W. o. Owens, Guelph; Eva Bush,
Zyba; Emory W. Earhart, Oxford; Jake
Anderson, Rome; Tabitha Miller, Milan;
leila Skeels. Millerton. Third grade
Mary l. Barber, Bitter Creek; Bertie
Bowlin. Mrs. Josie Woodward, Dalton;
Bert'e Jones, Portland; Ida Huffman,
Cleara,e; o. w. Julien, Emma Wood,
Milan; Mary Pagan, Ella Martin, May
field; Lola knight, Lucy Macy, Ethel
Crees, o. c. Wilson, L. L. Spar, Emma
V. Quinn. Conway Springs: Matte E.
Graham. Peotone; C. H. Houston,
Amelia Pratt, Perth; George Hunt, Mary
Trekell, May Hiberd, Dewitt Dey, W. F.
Young, Wellington; Dora Morris, D. K.
Robinson, Lee Harrison, Anna Taylor,
Charles Bishop. Belle PLANE; Doliie
Murphy, Corbin; Amanda Partridge,
Aida Kirk, Argonia; Anna Pennypack-
er. South Haven; David B. Holler, Val
ley. o. T; Laura Coffett, Margie Nc
Knight, Anna King. Caldwell; Clara
Burford, Cicero; Grace O'Brien, Amanda
Hamilton, Norwich; Bertha Seese, Peck;
Nellie Lindsey, Arson: w. H. Whitfield,
Mulvane; L. A. Boory, Rome
Saturday evening a prominent Popu-
list called OUT attention to the fact that
there IS not a single Populist on the
present Populist ticket. w. E. Wood,
the nominee for county clerk. is a Dem
ocrat, Clevelan6's appointee as postmas-
ter at Conway Springs He has always
been a reliable Pitts-Hackney bench !
man. Jim Heskett has been a Populist !
for revenue and for office. He started |
out with the movement in 1890 by being !
nominated as county commissioner. He |
was elected and held office three years. /
He was renominated and defeated. He |
yas nominated and elected sheriff in |
1895 He has been sheriff two years and |
is renominated in 1897. The campaign |
of 1894 is the only one in eight years in
which he was not either holding office
or party nominee. At no time has the
Pits Hackney gang had more loyal
supporter or a more confidential adviser.
"Heskett is just as much OF Democrat
as ne ever was IS heard hundreds Of
times every year on every hand. Polk
Winner is recognized by everybody as a
Democrat in fact, irrespective of his
training with the Pops. He is a Well
ington National bank stakeholder and
it's good policy for him to play Pop. The
same is true Of W. NJ. Jackson. He's
not even enough Of a Pop TO appoint a
Pop deputy. c. E. Flandro, a prominent
Democrat and brother-in-law to the sec
'eo2ry OF the Republican county commit
zee, is and will be his deputy and runs
he registers office. George w. Bailey
gets hot every time anybody calls him
Pop or, at least used to. before ne was
nominated. He is lust as good Re-
publican as anybody" W. T. Mcbride,
he head Of the ticket, is an open. avow-
ID Democrat The idea IS working its
way through many a Populist's wool
hat the Pltts-Hackney gang of Demo-
rats have rakei in all the nominations
Ind left the genuine Popufsts to hold
ne sack