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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01

Leavenworth, Kan, Aug. 29.-The
discovery was made at the Kansas pen
itentiary that gang of convicts work.
ing in the coal mine were making
counterfeit money. They have been
making spurious nickels and quarters
for several weeks An investigation
is on to see If several of the minor
prison officials did not have something
to do with passing the bad money.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01
FOUND A WATERY GRAVE.
The Steamer Norge sinka the viehing
Schooner L. C0quetts and sixteen
Men Are Drowned.

New York, Aug. 9s-The Thing
valla line steamer Norge, which ar
rived here yesterday, reports that she
sunk the French fishing schooner La
Coquette on Saturday last on the
Grand banks The captain and eight
sesmen were saved. Sixteen went
down with the unfortunate vessel.
The weather off Newfoundland was
forQy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01

London, Aug. 80. The Madrid corre-
spondent Of the Daily Mail says: THE
peace commissioners will be Senior
Leon y Castillo, Spanish ambassador
at Paris; Senior Urrutia, Spanish min
lister at Brussels; the duke Of Najer.
governor Of Cadiz; Senior Marceartu
and Senior AbarzuzA'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01

Albany, N. Y, Aug. ga confer
ence Of silver democrats resolved to
fight for the recognition Of free silver
by the democratic state convention at
Syracuse in September and TO advocate
the nomination Of candidates at that
convention who were known to be sill.
yer men in 1896.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01

Washington, Aug. 49, The treasury
statement given out Saturday shows
the available cash balance to be $685.
lao, S54 II. The first item of this cash
balance, 1912, 295, S75 Is, constitutes the
gold reserve and thisis the highest fig.
ure ever reached except once when the
bond sales during Cleveland's second
administration sent 1t up to the high
water mark Of $2lS, 1000, 900.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-09-01
UNIVERSAL PEACE.
The Car Of Russia Invites 4 Con-
ference to Bring It About.
The TEXT OF The NOTE ISSUED.
The Reduction Of the Excessive Armamenta
May he Possible and the Crushing Bur-
dsns Upon the People Lightsnsd-
Important Ei~cts ExneCtsd.

St. Petersburg, Aug. 29.-By order Of
Emperor Nicholas, Count Mursvieff,
the foreign minister, on the Gath inst
handed to the foreign diplomats At st.
Petersburg note declaring that the
maintenance Of peace and the reduc-
ton of the excessive ornaments now
crushing all nations is the ideal for
which all governments ought to strive.
The car considers the present moment
favorable for the inauguration Of a
movement looking to this end and in
vites the powers to take part in an in
ternational conference rs means OF
thus insuring real and lasting peace
and terminating the progressive in
crease OF armament The text OF the
note follows:
The maintenance OF general peace and the
possible reduction OF the executive armament
which weigh upon oil nations present them
selves In existing conditions to the whole world
as an ideal toward which the endeavors OF oil
governments should be directed. The human
itarian and magnanim1us ideas OF his ma
jesty, the emperor, my august master, have
been won over to this view in the conviction
that this lofty aim is In conformity with the
most essential interest and legitimate views
OF oil the powers; and the imperial govern
ment thinks the present moment would be very
favorable to settling the means.
International discussion Is the most eff
fectual means Of insuring oil peoples benefit
o real, durable peace above oil pu tting On end
to the progressive development OF the present
armamentl In the course OF the last 20 years,
the longing for general appeasement has grown
especially pronounced in the consClences Of
civilized natl0ns and the preservation Of peace
has been put forward as on object OF interna-
tional policy. 1t Is In Its name that great
states have concluded among themselves
powerful alliances 1t is better TO guarantee
peace that they have developed In proportions
hitherto unprecedented their military forces.
and still continue TO increase them without
shrnkaga from any sacrifice Nevertheless,
all these efforts have not yet been able to
bring about the benetcent result desircd-
qualification
The financial charges following the inward
march strike OF the very root Of public pros.
perity The intellectual and physical strength
., .ne aa . , 'SOor ana Capl'al are mostly
arc unproductively consumed Hundreds Of
millions are devoted to acquiring terrible en-
gines Of destruction, which, though to-day re-
gsrded as the last work OF science are destined
W ,oso .s ~ tao ,aup ~ 0oaso
aeld National culture, economic progress and
the production Of wealth arc either paralyzed
or checked In development Moreover In pro-
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Mitchell, 5. D., Aug. s6-The repub-
licau state convention nominated Kirk
Philips for governor and Robert J.
Gamble and Charles Burke for oou'
gresA
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SO~ Vuty VA \
save the ba. \N
by!" This X \
d the in ~ \
stiuct Of ev- ~
cry moth.
ere heart. Every NO
man who hopes some
day to be a mother
ought to realize that
the aealth and perhaps
the very life Of her pro-
spective little one Is put
in peril by everything
which weakens or i'm
pairs her own physical
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-22
,nly $1,000. For public schools was s1-

only 81. 900. For public schools was sx-
pended:
By Silver Party. .......... S317,OOO
BY Republican Party ....... s256,5OO
Showing an excess OF $40, 500 in excess
Of whatthe Republican party spent. Wher-
ever there are 1--WE children they can enjoy
the benefit Of the public school. When
the call came for troops We were all right.
We raised 9 battalion Of -four companies
and the State was not out . dollar. / ask
you 70 cast your votes, one and all, for
the Silver ticket, and l assure you Of its
success.
Sam Davis, Of the Carson Appeal, was
then introduced and said that be had been
so constantly introduced to IN audience
ss . man given TO levity, that he had for
gotten the serious things he had intended
to say. The other candidates were out
campaigning for the purpose of ~inssructing
the people. but be WAS out for the purpose
of getting votes. Mr.. Davis then went
on 10 tell several amusing stories, and
then told about his efforts to fight the
poll tax law, which. be said, placed 9 tax
on the elective franchise, and which he
carried successfully through the Supreme
Court of the State, SO that every n can
now have the privilege Of voting without
having to prove that he has paid his poll
tax. When q person goes into politics,
continued the speaker, he throws modesty
to the winds md openly ~solicits votes. and
accordingly be asked for those OF the au.
dience.
Mr.. Davis was followed by brief sd-
dresses by Judge Fitzgerald, M. P. Muir
ply, NJ. G.. Foster, E. E. fremont and j..
II. Hoegh, candidates for county offices.
ALI the speeches during the meeting we're
received with cheering and enthusiasm,
and when the addresses were concluded
the meeting broke up in 9 dance, and
everybody went home in high good humor
with themselves and the candidates on the
Silver party ticket.
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MARION. Ind. Oct. II, 1898.

MARION, Ind. Oct. IL, 1898.
Z. r. Keen, NJ. D., Eureka, New.
MUCH ESTEEMED FRIKsD:-I just received the
enclosed letter from w. d. owen. Secretary Of
stste; he says he has written you. I send you
his letter.
1 sincerely trust that this may in every way
answer your purpose. Should anything more
be necessary to call off the dastardly ours who
are attempting to invade your rights, kindly
inform me and it shall be forthcoming.
II. those attempting to injure the College are
responsible | Will sue them TO q fnish,i il neees-
sary. Please secure all of the letters written by
the blackmailers in Indiana. with What is said
andSdone there and as in the past, Twill hunt the
attacking parties down at any cost. II there Is
9 apostolic way to bring suit l will lay the mat
ter before our attorneys at once. They granted
. license to every graduate OF our College thai
applied. That is. The New Board under The
New Law, graduates of both the Institute here
and the College at indianapolis.
ALI the school needs is for its graduates to de
a. you have done, andI trust will do in the
future. Yours FraternAlly.
d. B. sNoDGRASs, NJ. D,
Dean Cuftis.Physio Medical College.
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"A GARD.
z. r. KEEN, NJ. d.

Two THE VOTERS OF EUREKA COUNTY;
Il Having found it impossible to take the
time from my business to make Q canvass Of
the county. and recognizing the fact that 1t
might be equally inconvenient for me to attend
the session Of the Legislature If / should hap
pen to be elected TO the Assembly, and further.
feeling that the interests Of our county will be
more safe in the hands of our old residents
NJ essrs. Raftice and fremont. / have decided
after mature elaboration to withdraw from the
contest for Assemblymsn. and have instructed
the County Clerk to take my name from the
ticket.
| desire TO thank my friends for the warm
support and encouragement which they have
given me, and which I fully appreciate and will
be glad to reciprocste as opportunity offers,
and | desire to bespesk hearty support for
Messrs. fremont and Raftice and the whole
Silver Party ticket.
BERT L. SMITH.
Eureka. Nevada. Oct 20. 1898.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-22

Office Of ]. J. Jones, Lawyer,
CoALvILLE, Utah, September Q, 1898.
DR.. E. R. Keen, Eureka, Nevada.
(You will confer flavor on me by reading
this to Name in 9 crowd.)
DEAR DocToE-Dr. j. z. Hosmer fof this
place handed me your letter and also requested
me to answer it, and in'my feeble way ! will do
the best that I can, and II / do not make 1t
strong enough 1t will be because / am unable to
End words In the English lana uage with which
to express my ideas. DE-. % Edward Albert
Name, formerly Of this place and now with you,
struck this town in February. 1891, "busted,
having been forced at the threat of . horse
whipping by the enraged people Of Heber City,
Utah, to seek other pastures. he made . grand
flourish Of his ability and claimed to be q grad
uste Of the University OF Zurich. Switzerland,
and even displayed q diploma from that insti-
tuition, I wrote . letter to the Chancellor Of
that institution, and inclosed to him Q copy Of
the diploma. and I have q letter from the
Chancellor, wherein he says, Manzei 10 q fraud,
the diploma . forgery, and never was issued by
that institution. and that Name Fever was .
student Of that institution.
luo ulkty bAuuk sthycu brouuu ucfc mVnt -
the time until in October last. during which
time he was sued for . board bill, arrested for
disturbing the peace. arrested for attempted
rape, arrested for attempted murder, married
q widow woman, and skipped the town, and ar
rested, tried and convicted for praeticing med.
icine without 9 license.
His famous diploma Of which he has lied to
you is now in Coalville in the possession Of
Alexander Height In hawke for . board bill Of
about $500. and while / am not authorized to
speak for Mr.. Height. I am sure he will be will.
ing to give the diploma up for much less than
his full bill.
Name Is q fitch, the most notorious ell
around liar, dead beat. bun snd fraud to-day
on Utah soil. He won't pay q debt, and | can
rake up claims against him in this town to the
amount Of 5000. and will sell the entire outfit
for three cents on the hundred dollars worth.
II you want any further information about
him just let me know. Very truly.
J. J. JONES,
Postmaster and Attorney at law, Coslvills.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-22

The Nevada battalion expects 10 be
mastered ont on the goth inst.
The Elko Argonsut says a case for tar
and feathers ia developing in that town.
A fire in the Ormsby House at Carson
on the night Of the 14th caused q loss OF
81, 200.
During the year ending June 30th, 1898,
certiicasions Of lands granted for educs-
tional purposes we're made to Nevada for
II, 2S2 acres.
During the fiscal year ending June 3Oth,
1898, railroad land patents were issued to
the Central Pacific in Nevada TO the
amount of 0 1885 acres.
Another reverbatory furnace has been
started up at the Golconda Nevada plant,
which gives ii a total Of three furnaces and
two roasters. Reports received from there
are good.
John G.. Fox. the veteran Carson mer.
chant. is recovering from an attack Of
partial blindness by the removal Of Q casa.
ract from one of his eyes by 9 San Fran
cisco oculist.
The annual report Of Commissioner
Hermann OF the General Land Office for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1898, shows
that there are 70, 336, 900 acres of vacant
public land in Nevada.
The claim Of Nevada amounting to ST..
1888. So for expenses incurred in recruiting
the First Battalion Nevada Infantry must
frst be allowed by the Legislature before
the Government will pay II.
At q meeting Of the saloon.keeper's pro.
tective association, held last evening, it
was decided to offer a prize for the candi.
date showing the most red in his nose by
election day.-virginia Report.
The bullion yield OF the State Of Nevada
for 1897 is: gold. ss,112. 900. and silver
81, 632, 900. q total OF s4,774.00O. against a
total In 1896 Of 4 ,009, 54S. The DeLsm ar
mine is accountable for most Of this in
crease.
John B. Mcdonnell, representing the
mtuttb Ouiou OfAhniAou onsoA
carora Thursday night Of last week with Q
membership Of 81. BE is assured that
this membership will be increased TO over
400 within a month.
Mark Strouse, Q former Comstock
butcher, who died In San Francisco Sept.
s0th, included In his be4uests SAT 900 In
life insurance policies. which go 70 his
widow and children. The total value Of
bis estate is not given.
John Freehill Of Duck Greek. near Ely,
who ia Of unsound mind. attempted sui.
eide ct his home last week. Freehill was
twice an inmate Of the State insane asy.
lum and both times pronounced CURED and
sent home. He will probably be sent 10
Reno.
The Glasgow and Western Mining Com.
pany has just made another big payment
ON the transaction by which II the past
Summer acquired the Copper Canyon
group In Lander county, Nevada. the in
stallment. il Is said, amounting to no less
than COX 000-
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MARION, Indiana. Sept l6. 1898

MARION, Indians. Sept i6. 1898.
Edward Il. Keen, NJ. D., Eureka, Nevada.
DEAR SIR:-On March II. 1894, upon his afh-
dsvit ''thst he is a regular graduate of the
Curtis-Physio Medical College" the same being
a reputable medical college. and the diplomA
granted by said college he now exhibits to the
CLERK of the Circuit Court of the county first
AZ oresaid Grant. Edward r. Keene, being a
resident of Grant county, was granted license
to practice medicine in said county and from
thence in the State of Indiana. which is Is en-
closed herewith.
You will kindly remit by draft or Pc money
order 81 90 for this service. Resp. Yours,
Z. Il. FERREE. Clerk, Grant County.
once Of Curtis Physio Medical College.
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$3.50 REWARD
Eureka, Nevada. Oct 20. 1898.

II osT-wEDNEsDAY EVENING. OCTOBER
IL 18th, on Main street, between Lsuten'
schlager's suloon md John Gregovich's, . dis-
mond stud pin. s25O.o reward will be paid to
the finder If returned to Gus Hintze, Eureka.
Nevada
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-22

Elko Argonaut: Edward Seitz, formerly
Of Elko, and Sheriff of Elko county back
In 1876. was crushed 10 death by the cars
In Reno Sunday night. We are told that
he was attempting to cross q track between
some cars on the track when the train aud
denly started. He fell TO the track and
had both legs cut off close to his hips. The
unfortunate man died in great agony
within an hour. Mr.. Seitz was Q man Of
about so years and resided several years
previous to his death In Reno. He leaves
. wife and several children.
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REQUIREMENT. for @ raduanon.

/. The candidates for the degree Of Doctor
Of Medicine must have attained the age Of
twenty-one years.
2. Have studied medicine four full years.
and attended four full courses Of lectures
Of not less than twenty-six weeks
each and not more than one course being de-
livefed in one twelve-month. and the last of
which must have been in the Curtis Physie-
Medical Institute.
8. He must have attended hospital clinics.
and received clinical instruction during four
college terms.
L. He must have pursued the study CT prae.
tical anatomy under the supervision Of the de-
monstrstors. TO the extent Of having d~issected
each region Of the body
s.. He MUST have paased . full and satisfac.
tory examination on each subject taught in
this college. Students whose average falls
below 90 per cent will not be allowed TO grad.
ustS.
T. is sauss hsvs been present u al fsqaissd
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-10-22
Watson Dan
Williams John L
Watkins EDWARD

Watson Dan wilsonIJ
Williams John L Wilson'S 81 ID
watkins Edward Walters Sol
Y
Yost Paul Young George
z
Zadow Frank Zadow
Zosnni Zuccali Baptists
Iadow VIM Zunino Antonio
Zosnni Giuseppe Zunino GIovsnn,
The Registry Agent will receive obiectio,..
the right TO vote on the part OF any nsr.lo
registered until 8 O'Clock P. NJ, on the ft -
day previous to the day of election. "1'h
All persons whose names may be error.u
entered in the above list are requested IA ~
pear at the Registry Agents Office And ~
said error corrected. "fe
Dated at my Office this Goth day Of oc,oA.
A. ID. 1898. JOHN A. VIII
Justice of the Peace and ex-ofRcfo Rsrs.
Agent in and for Eureka Township. prsa"l
No. l.. in Eureka county, state Of n.
vads. w
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lectures, rscitstions and laboratory exercises.
No leave of absence will be granted except in
case Of sickness, and then onlyt to the extent Of
twenty per cent OF the entire term will be al
lowed.
7. The use Of alcoholic liquors as Q bever-
age, immortality or conduct unbecoming the
profession will be . positive bar to graduation.
s. All college fees must have been settled
in full.
Expenses.
Naturalization fee (paid but once)........s 500
Professors ticket...--.................. 5000
Demonstrator's ticket. .............~... 500
Hospital ticket. ........ o.OO
Dipioma fee ...... z0.VV
The above are the requirements for grsdua-
tion in the Curtis Physio- Medical College,
copied from 1898 and 1899 announcement from
which | am q graduate. and complied with each
and every one Of them. Hence the fabrication
Of this man Curryer is too trifiing to notice.
The only reason Curryer is q member of the
State Board Is because the State laws Of Indi-
ana make i. compulsory that there should be
one Eclectic" doctor @ on the board. Regu-
lar Alopsthic physicians do not recognize
"Ecleots" except in cases like the present. IL
any one will call at my ONCE / will show them
who Curryer is
In conclusion | will state, do not know DR..
Dart Of Salt Lake City. I was never before the
Utah State Board for examination, hence could
not have failed to pass. Ihave complied with
the laws Of Nevada, regulating the practice Of
medicine. strictly. aud have credentials and
qualifications to enable me to successfully fol
low my chosen avocation. 1 am not account
able IL others do not succeed. | was not aware
that spractice had been offered for sale; simply
the hospital, a stove and a horse and buggy.
II there is q practice tDit certainly must be
q personal" affair. Certainly others do not
Know Of its existence, prescriptions do not
how its existence. Look at the files and seei
VIM. +. Curryer is not q regular" physician,
neither is MANI. There is no such school in
Indians as The Eclectic College Of Physicians
and Surgeons. The dignity Of q physician
and gentleman would prohibit him from fur
Their noticing the childish and disgusting
p~rattle Of Boy Doctors ~. "Tramps," Dead
Beats" and ''Eelects." To my friend s. beg to
remain, kindly,
Z. r. KEEN, NJ. d.
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NEW TO-DAY.
FROM DR.. KEEN.

To my many friends and patrons:
Please read the following and judge for
yourselves:
Certified Copy Of Physicians
License.
STATE OF INDIANA, :.
Grant County.
i. Wilson A~ddington, CLERK Of the Circuit
Court Of Grant county. State Of Indiana, do
hereby certify that Edward r. Keen has COM
Piled with the laws Of the State of Indiana
relating to the practice of medicine, surgery
and obstetrics. and is hereby authorized to
practice medicine. surgery and obstetrics in
Grant county and the State Of Indiana.
witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
this 18th day Of March, 1894.
WILSON ADDINGToN. Clerk.
STATE OF INDIANA, .
County Of Grant
/, Z. IL. Ferree, Clerk Of Grant Circuit
Court, In and for the above said county and
State, do hereby certify the above manuscript
to be 9 true and complete oopy of the Ply
~sicisn's License granted 10 Edward R. Keen IS
the same appears Of record on file In the
Clerks Office of said county.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
at Marion. this 10th day of Sept. A. d. 1895.
L. H.. Ferree, Clerk.
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At Duckwatsr. Nye county, Nevada. octobsr
Mendss, eyed . dkys.
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List Of Registered Voters.


Diamond Mine PrecinctNo. 9-Forth
Year 1898.
Antoniazzi M Goss RIG
Affranehino A Gersty Eugene
Anderson A Harrington VIM
Bricca G Johnston J c
Bergman Edward Murray James
BorgnisA Parmagini Henry
Briccs J Phantom Martin
Bsroni q Pians Andrew
Cicsli Bart RepettoP
Franchi Joe Sfmonettf 3
Ginochio q Tognetti Petro
Gracchi G Turner
GianoliG Tombini Anton
Gibson A x Viscsrdi
Gibellini Louis WilliAmsT
The Registry Agent will receive ob,sct,or.
TO the right to vote on the part of any person
registered until 8 o'clock p. NJ. on the four,a
day previous TO the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be erfoneouslv
entered in the above list are required 10 anna,
at the Registry Agents office and have az
error corrected.
Dated at my office this Goth day Of October
A. ID. 1898. A. r.. GIBSON
Registry Agent. Diamond Mine Precinct No
Eureka county, Nevada.