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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
Ono MsRUss GogEsss Care
For Ceuans, Colds ana Group.

- Sine rthl clrrltDe 6rtuOt
jtrri,bt itit cinigtn 5aln in Der 6l-
milf o,s Oerm 6rant SbwnrB. oa
Der acrn0sie6ene 6amilicupo9el Stoyh
BORT Elm ullerIicbltea 80ttsrbtn orpo=
nTt bdt".
so Der bieii3e 6orrtfponotnt int
. liiilcuri &Olt9Ireno. 6ilen.
tbdml6. oas ,GjOlt3blatt" melhcS
oob ionit nj, itlll Dem Storbc ilr
lcine fdmilien liciilcr Gegeno cuuicic.
re SeluAt G'eOit II 9s5tn unO BON
lD,m beIbtntttn Samilitn III b'0lit=
milnIhel brahte oicle 9itui9teit uitt.
Gjruno oaiar 1T ouB lmitr Gerittcr.
latter nlNt ME 0er g9ttter o0er
lonlipelter grop0tt ME !. y. OR
Oorcili9e Correspondent oes
!. .NoItsirtlno' ni1t mutmablide ais
tbatiGhlitb porAetrmmtue Grti9niiic
BEN yeitrn b0riiibit i0nCerr ramit
ulrtet bis pirilId Der St9cu geiptnret
unO Der 6rCoit pcrOitnt 1T. g@ir mob.
tn Den .|oltairtuu0" titteu, on itiue
b'cii9cn Gtltr nlbt 9ernt 9enarrt itin
moeen, nd1lieas Dem Ntrlttt ieln;s
0errelpor0tntea elHtn&tl llaubjgun9..
ibtiu (AiiiOa.it) brilca:n ;u laliea.
Koiol Gives Strength
BY enabling the digestive organs 10 d.
SeSt, aS>imlate and transform ALL OF
The wholesome food that may be eaten
INTO the kind OF blood that nouishts
he nerves, feeds the tissues. harjtnS
he muscles and rtcuperateS the organs
Of the entire boi;. kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. cures Indigestion, DySpepSie
~atarrh of the Stomach and all
stomach disorders. Sold BY c. j.
Fethtel & CO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

flir cine iri5e Sebtr ptyith: Siam.
htyl0me lio0Cn II. yebsr Gabltten.
eie Ird'liacn Die Ytbtr, l}Ilcn otr
TuN0lma. rt9u!iren Die Gm9tloelo'
pno ptrbin0tn bil0ie 9mIdIIc. Gum
@Ttali bli e. ). 6ctttl X TO.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
g. 81 80 G' - 10. - e.
f7actdis - 9aSSci.e Ms hftrshs Gs,3.i "A,
''1ssi hi &[.NNzZ@<

6rau 3eiiie u. SenrD une
S0buden bon 5eiieriun 6itp iinO icii
lcbieu EOnnerliuS I'M Sorameper Not,l
I'M i'm 9eniltbllAen 99ef-
pbuiia ,ilige @ohen suSubrin9en.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

~~NtNNI VNYUVNH llAv Uui --NpHAuS HNu
1clitrlpn Gin.
Gilbert StbIief.
6runociOent6um @ertGaisr, 6ar=
men. rinc Spttialit0t. 81 Yo3onl
0ebduO,, tte II. Gbttnut Sir, ct.
g9uiS no.
6iir ,iu, iri5e Sebtr ptyiuh: 6ham.
htylOiua 4Na0tn 1t. gebu Gablttcn.
ct lriiliam Die Vtber, blIlcn ocr
%ucnunl. rt0uliren Die Gin9epcio'
uno ptrbinOtm biloie gMIdIIc, Gum
@ertuui tti e. ). 6ctttl X 6p.
Ser uuO 6rau 2amMtts mohn-
tcn Gm Somac0 Dem GelrOtnIlle Der
BERT. 6rau &aler in SaoSbei.
Cas- ~sT' ga.
T,dgtdio .3l.SNts, Ia = M-s.L..auiiHaS
s4'a ss''i, 1.|S.s.1z zzssSs@zx
GtiunOtn, IN gisocls 9latberrD
QOtA Gin itWuVr Gables Sa, p'1uh.
6iQrnitumer tam itlbcn in Der Cmte
oca .%ot2bIaites" pisocr erDlIier.
pitui1.
Nm 7itnIlul ocn II. Nulult bait
Aie Gtmelnoc pon lnr& ihr lalrIltes
Yitnjt. Ast uOn 9t1b no 6em lno
irtunoli1t d tlteI09en aul oem' 6elt-
plobC Su crldtueH.
Ncyr 3obu Glumboer bon
GolBtowu tom an frtliag pon tlnem
gusfIule mad Gem g3tlien oes Si0ates
SuriltlebrtnO liCrourh.
Ntrr N1iaip Syeiier tauite Die
am 9Rontag olientIib usrlieiserte6arm
ocs ptrlt, ,(pbn Grelttr r., iir l9lo
Tb0ltr.
gSerolO ota Giaubtns" lmo . Bolts
blatt" ,uiammcn s2.25 p}r ,}dbr. Dit
Fydmie $40.
3u'@trtduien. Sin @oablut
,Sb1r: Norn" &ulle ) sabre ait. Sel
y M. gorgmtptr.
- Su Der am S0Antdg ablcbdIte'
ntn &etidmmIuu9 BET Gemtin0tmit.
Gltotr wuroe bcitloheu nit SnltanO.
'egung oes usutn 6rltoholes IN ndts
'ier S9rte 81 bCQiRH,n.
JUST ABOUT BEDTIME
take a Little Early Riser, it will cure
constipation, biliouSnesS and Liver
Troubles. DeWiti's Little Early Ris.
ers arS different from other pills.
They DO not gripe and break down
! the mucous membranes of the stom-
ach liver and bowels, but cure BY
gently arouSing the secretions and
giving strength o these organs. Sold
BY c, j. Fechtel & Co.
= SRI. gi,iie 6aiirop Ole lett lang
en- bei oer 6amiIi. Y. s. SItdmann
pn &dibingtcn NO.. i'm 7lfalt mar
leb,te an 1ouuritog lsBtey geote. .u
Den SbriAsR lurilf.
I Qiuii 0iuiit.
I g1Fet eua Die GlelCesukit nitt int.
9sbtn. 9euniai ihr cine Grgsl oo,r
|yin qiOuO, bei,eat bel Osm ,0aypu
< eOms" .Ag,ntsn ; ". gbltrs, 4lel-
gone. no. Gy pertauii Qianos Don
'3l75 auiudlis. 2H;rssalslt wlte
b,i ulsn ,luiirlna olA'aniiri.
A SuRGl5sspe S2rloS
IS always dangerous, 10 not submit to
me surgeons knife until .you have
ffed DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salyr. /
II will cure when every thing else
4 i it has Zone this in Thousands OF
a. Here is one Of them; | suffer-
q from bleeding and protruding piles /
g twenty years. Was treated BY /
4 |erent specialists and used many
d hedies, but obtained no relief until +
bed DeWiits Witch Hazel Salve. |
10 boxes Of this Saly< cured me
months ago and have not had
{ ch OF the piles since.-H. A. Tis.
d <. Summerton. ). {. For Blind,
I |edIng. Itching and Protruding
r ks no remedyiequals DeWitt's Ha-
/ Salve. Sold BY z. J. Fechtel &
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

Ntry Mo 6rdu 9ammets mehn-
trn cm Somac0 Oem @clrOtnle Der
psrlt. 6r0u &aler in SdoSbei.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

= 9ie wpblbetnnnte mo juper!dTi1t
fitma Sbeo. 9alner an Suo Seiier=
on Strabs. Stiisritn 6itU, no. Bat
0rilih neIe @ttbtferlmgsn al i6rtr
@eriliatte getroiien mo lit itBt in
;ialcs iyaenO llclhe gl,beit IN i0rtm
lahe btiier gu perriAteu ais ir0eno
,Ine Hirmd in per Staot.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
s. !. slrtt.rl H. o.. laafeas ,ayad,

&tan tlr Nglm.sy.aus e5h.
6beltr umo GGyy1rt 4ti.1a aiC
.rt',iyt ilr n,1.s. 6. k/VrN uo
~. 1'Sta eu B ;Ute @a2 futt hls
Ilr alb eit,rl Il a-rt ,}gigHoH ~.
. wlro UoerNIfiultlftR oar ,s III
sri0.Iyjib1s 2IcWti IT ilg 1lua1i.
)cn mo ole tlgiilt ne ieb.taoa S.l
II ln5sDthM n.b,y uno p.t.afl.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

= I'D babe lcBt elue que 2,uspabl
Don Den orci bslt5ll , Sr0nO3" SdnheH
ole 0cmGht merOcn, rdmli1 0jlCiets,
l3aihilQton unn Ii0mon9 brono.
Gigrharo Stratblus
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
@htane.

sir osutia tatbolii5t 6arm.r
Ole iit in elmer iuihoIlitsn Gsmeino,
anlieoIsn motisn, bistsi lit sin. quite
Wslsasnbsit In otr llmss1sno u,n
Srlniiopn, oa msbSsrt snsIllbs ame.
rltdnlids 6armsr ibr, Jarmm ;u
mdBissn preil,n osrtauisn mottsn.
Neatn Raber.s iutno. man lit an D..
1ebrnosr pinssla,in,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

so 6l1, imm,rd1t5l, lu,a.
ti4, pou Glijmlr IN Nlno ,r If.
ntl3tta 3WgylD bjtiN.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
GrOBes Nifuif!
6Il illlll,
an 5tsn Nu9uh, 1913.
y { altenupnocr st. 0eorQ

Il III jtsn Nu9uii, 1898.
We9 oltenuonocr st. ora;
@smetuor.
Seit Dem Sabre 1900 tat Die Gin.
nsr oemeiroe tem plcnit melr Oc6dl.
ten, oaflir aber blbsn bic gsmcin0t.
mitAlleOer iallr.ih an Den l;tuits an
oer.r Gre ihei.ssnommtn. : eiss
Jalr nun ltifen mir lpieogr mai eInc
ltrillh: einlaouu9 an uniere frtuacs
III Cidge 6ountu, in RibiCuntaju
Soois Greet. 6ran,snitein unO g4tlt
pbaIia I'M SeloEoereu, AM tommeaOtn
stem U ng i, uns nit ibrtr iaDl.
rslten 9egenlpart ~ srfrtueR. 20
oft IN Der lepten Snbren g4,tgbnliO
ein titnic bdtts mo bic gaitrruns
silalii9 ipar, tam cine game EreIelion
DON gsasen uRo &laglss aus Der
1iaot Sinn in 9eelipbaIia tiuesidbrsn
ano lonlit srUarisn mir auh, rebl
oitle pen oaislblt in unierer gillts i'll
ltben. ar gsmiitbIit.n lln!crbdlt=
ua9en miro e nitt isbleu; SpdB unO
Sergnllgsn sisSi e. in0hl uno 6alle,
10 lpis mln es III einn mob me le.
lebsn. S,iHer miro 6 bsreutr, paas-
pelcn 81 Ism. 0urlril uRo curltIa
otda4t au4 siiemaao nlb Diuit gu
go II. aliO an 5ttu Augur,
alititlpoh nah yuuul
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

S>srt !. Cur BON So,lbtuwn
oar geilern @;itlitsbalber bier mi
at auh cinia. giiter atgrlieierl
iuslde er sinlebIno,n bat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

-. g4ir bnbtn irebsn cine iton,
9ltsmubl tntb. W,betbiitsr III sulliiber
uno osutiher Sp,ahe erbd!teu. Gutt
Niiter ,u Den nisoriglien Prejien in
Niauhtltsr's Bud yaoen.
22j Waoiion Strdfe,
StiIerIoq GitD, 9lio.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
THE FOUNDATION OF HEALTH.

NoIriShnent is the foundation Of
health, life, strength. Kod6l Dys-
pepsia Cure i. the one grtat me,iicine
that enables the stomach anj diges-
tive organs 10 digest, aSsimilate and
transform all foods into the kind Of
blood that nouriShes the nerves and
feed. the tissues. kodol lays the
foundation tor health. Nature does
the rest. Indigestion, DySpepsia,
ard all disorders OF the stomach and
digestive orgens are cured by the use
Of kcdol. Sold BY c. J. Fechtcl IL
Co,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

= Sur Qtttt Sefnann metter
eitjQe g9Ohsn in Der llm9e0suO ppn
Stlleron 6ip bel Der Safe SION ibu
9rcltmaitiue tbatig mar, t,brt,,
natotm Der in SdoGer licbcnocuNciy
tll ale QtorolAen mar bierber Suylid
lIu1 ooyt 10 inat cr nus iiele otr l3eii
en- 'elr l@Icht aEs' llngeld6r ell ieb.
liCI oes ergtbnllies bonn ltBten 5Obr.
'lienit. Gds jdbrlite Barbecue unp
Funit III Sbuberts ojrope wiyO an
-lte II 2la6uit 9sbcltsn wcrocu.
Ei'ies mar ieit 3abren mO II not
lmmsr Ger idOnlte unO am lisbli,n be-
ludlte FlaB IN Sole 6ountD. 6rsic
5errn III eiiletcpn. 9IIle linO irsunO.
IldIi eln9claoeG. -,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

Rihttr Nenrp Yooc pon Der an.
0tr,n Stitc ocs 6lufes mar am Sonn,
tag bcr. Ger SuO0e erbitlt 3uwlAa
III Der 6amilit ourb 6intebr,n einca
iltin2n g3ellbilrlers 3ll Gem mir ibn
6ejIitb 0rOtuIirtn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

= G,itbt1 Wdoten bleiben gcwobn=
lin iiscr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

81! Saro 1T tltitRi iiber 81, 9ot.
iaunodHtu. it,ei0t tm lic,u g,yttr
SidIi. III, ia. ttJbT St.u.aolt1Na
tni'cst lA bier n yluo, it51 hult
lliemrno mehr lmO Dis it 1lni Der.
tltnltil; mir tlmen ionit aus otn
SntleBen 1ur aitt melr btrlu@
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
g .S-.s - - q ! A,
Trigtdio .1loSNts, Ia = mHaiGesalltH2S
ss'.a ss''I, L.<s.s.>zzH HAs1zx

GtiuuOtn, IN Reocls @latber,p
QOtA Gin ituuyir Gables Sar p'buh.
CiQrnttumer idm itlbcn in Der Cnlte
ocs ,Toltablattes" wisocr erDllter.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23
pitrrit,,

Nm 1'lnIIdl ccn II. gta4alt Ddtt
Sir Gemelnoc mn lnr& ihr lalrlltes
Yitnjt. Agt pon 9iab uno 6ern mo
irOmoliHt d Gci09en aul oem' 6elt-
plobC Su enid men.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

YertnS Sobn bes Nem ND.
g9tlterm0un BON SoelBtOwn, nG1rtno
lcines g!u'entIaltes bel ieilen Gjrobcl
tern Wnroe pOn ,inem 6iel iua 0jtlltt
celtl0lcu, 10 oaB CT 0as &ttt tWlgt
Sage blIien mubte, III jcOcA lueOe,
jitmlib AMI Der &sIerung.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1903-07-23

- Ncyr 1obn Gaum6oer pon
GO.IBtowu Tom nm 6rtliag uon einem
glusfllle nn1 cem g3tltcn oes Staatcs
;urilttebrtnO llCr0urh.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
uMAssEssABLz MINING STOCKS.

Herman Ladig OF San Francisco visited
the Comstock last week and in an inter-
view given the Virginia Report, among
other matters discussed. had the follow
ing to say Of his recent controversy with
Congressman Van Duzer regarding the
merits Of Tonopah and the Comstock:
81 see by the Tonopah press my raking
Van Duzer over the Goals in return for q
slap at the Comstock caused consid-
cradle adverse comment, but in that
interview l said nothing detri-
mental TO the place. / merely remarked
that the Comstock lode had a record OF
bullion production that Tonopah had go
far shown no substantial indication OF
rivalling. but hope that it may develop
as big mines as the Comstock has in the
past. l think in time the people of To-
nopah will discover that unassessable
stock is q great detriment to a mining
country. 1t has proved so in Colorado
where mines were sold at Sherif's sale
because the stock was unassessable. To
advertise unsssessable stock is merely to
throw dust in the eyes OF shareholders.
The U. 8. court has recently decided that
the stockholders of any company doing
business in California are liable for debts
incurred-whether the stock lie marked
unassessable or not"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
SOUTHERN PACiFic's
FEBRUARY STATEMENT

The Southern Pacific has issued It's
monthly statement for the month oil feo-
ruary, which is as follows:
Gross earnings. 1913 ,43S; operating
and taxes, s4.sSO,2S2, net earn
inQs. $685., Isl. Charges for betterment'
and additions during the month were
ss.034.OO9 and the company wound up
the month with q deficit Of $780, 9O.
Gross earnings for the first eight months
of the present fiscal year were s5S,sOO,-
es5. an increase of 81, 1928. 6Ss over the
corresponding period Of the previous year
Operating expenses were s4O,746,574'
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
a NEWS ITEMS.

The milling of 270 tons of ore at the
Silver Hill mine, near Reno, has resulted
in q bar OF gold valued at $4,528.54.
James Kyle is superintendent.
A company of California capitalists
have acquired the Enright group Of
mines, 100 miles north OF Elko, and pro-
pose to develop the property vigorously.
1t is said the Kinkaid mill, four miles
northeast of Tonopah. is now treating Is
tons of ore per day, and its capacity is
being increased to 80 tons. There are
about 5000 toms OF ore awaiting treat
ment.
Reports of new strikes in the mines at
Tonopah are getting to be 80 frequent as
to be almost monotonous. 1t is said that
what some OF the miners are most short
of at present are sacks for transporting
the ore.-Pacidc Coast Miner.
In the Southern Nevada mine, IS GAL
Ions OF Coalinga crude oil are used daily
in making steam. Crude oil costing nine
cents a gallon has been found much more
economical than either gasoline or cactus
wood, which has heretofore been used as
fuel.
What is claimed to have been one OF
the greatest strikes aver made in Tono-
pah occurred recently in the property OF
the Belmont-T onopah Company at a
depth of 720 feet, at which point the
ledge, it is said. was found to be 80 feet
wide and to carry good values.
Dan NcAllister and R. Gordon. who
were indicted by the Washoe county
grand jury for selling liquor to Indians,
plead guilty and Judge Curler gave each
Of them three years in the penitentiary.
The sentences are the heaviest ever inn
posed in this State for that offense.
The recent disclosures as to the bubble
character of the California; Nevada
Mining Company has created a sensation
among its stockholders, many of whom
bought under q guaranty of sixty-per-
dividends. 1t is said that the in
hsbitants of the villages Of Mohawk.
lion, and Little Falls, in New York,
have lost at least a quarter of a million
dollars by the affair. w. III. Baldwin,
president Of the California Nevada
Company, publishes a card in
which he asks the stockholders to sus-
pend judgment until he investigates the
affairs of the company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02

1t looks to the Ledger a though the
inflated Fusion balloon bad burst. The
honest men of Nevada can see what q
rotten political organization it has de.
veloped into without straining their eye
sight. As far as the Ledger is con-
cerned. it has no faith or confidence in
some Of the people who pose as leaders
of the Fusion party Of Nevada. Prom
ises were made last campaign only to
be deliberately broken, and the only
thing that seems to keep what is left
of the rotten organization together to-
day is the power of gold. The leaders
of the organization seem to rely on the
power Of gold and have great faith in
commercial politics. II has come to
pass that no honest, conscientious man
can endure such work and be true to
himself and his State. The State of
Nevada can reap no benefit from the
Fusion party. II has won its last fight,
for all honest men who see things as
they exist have retired from the Fusion
ranks and to-day occupy independent
political positions as far rs State affairs
are concerned. The Ledger editor has
talked with many people; be has been
feeling the public pulse for the past
sixty days. and he has ascertained the
sentiments of a large number of gentle
men Who supported the Fusion cause
last campaign, who to-day express
themselves as thoroughly Disguised
with the Fusion organization. We are
not stating things as they exist to make
capital for the Republican party, but
simply giving out facts and telling the
unvarnished truth without any color
ing. 1t seems to us. and we have had
some experience with the tribe, that
the ratio in the Fusion organization is
about sixteen commercial political
agents TO one honest man who really
believes in advocating principles. 1t is
with deep regret that W find ourselves
called upon to tell the truth about the
Fusion organization as it exists in this
State to-day. In a nutshell, the limb.
ers of the Fusion craft are rotten from
stem to stern and the old boat has
sprung q leak. and those of the crew
who have scented the danger have
taken to their silver canoes and landed
upon the solid rock of political indie
pendence and are now silently watch
ing the decsyed old Fusion ship gradu>
ally sink beneath the waters Of the sea
Of political oblivion.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02

In the Matter Of the Estate OF Fedele Rolandi.
Deceased.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN THAI CLEMENT
Maggini has filed with the CLERK Of said
Court . petition praying that the will Of said
FsdAle Rolandi deceased. be admitted 10 probate,
and that Letters Of administration with the will
annexed be tssued thereon TO him, the said petit
toner, and that
Saturday. she 18th day Of May, 1908
at O'Clock A. \. or as soon thereafter a. counsel
can be heard, the same being . day of the regular
session OF said Court. at the Court House and
In the Court room thereof, In the town Of Eureka,
said county and State, has been set By the CLERK
OF said Court for the bearing Of said petition,
when and where any person interested may
appear and show cause why said petition
should not be granted.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF
i have hereunto set my
hand officially and Of.
[sKAL.l fixed the Seal OF said
Court. this LIST day Of
May, 1908
y.H. HOEGH,
County Clerk, Eureka county, Nevada. and FL
Oficio Clerk of said Court.
m2-Sw. By J. Il. 6HoExAKER, Deputy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02

New York, April 2s-Congressmsn.
elect William Randolph Hearst, proprie.
tor Of the New American, New York
Evening Journal. Chicago American and
San Francisco Examiner, was married
here to-day to Miss Millicent Wilson.
daughter Of George H.. Wilson, president
Of the Advance Music Company Of this
city. The newly married couple sailed
on the Kaiser Wilhelm III this afternoon
for Europe.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
From the Carson Appeal.

The last number of the Reno Ledger
contained g doleful forecast of the fu-
ture of the Fusion party. According TO
the Ledger, the early dissolution of the
party may be looked for; in fact, the
editor believes that it is already dead.
II is remarkable that the Fusion
party, which has been very much alive
during the last twelve years, should
again die. According to our pessimistic
exchanges. this peculiar party has given
up the ghost and been gathered to its
fathers about q dozen times in the last
decade.
As near as the Appeal is able to learn
the party dies 3 natural death between
elections and in some unaccountable
way ONE 10 life again just about cleo.
ton time. and having swept the State
by about fifteen hundred majority,
gathers its grave clothes about its pal
sled limbs and expires amid the plaudits
Of the Republican press, only to kick
its coffin lid off q couple of years later
and again carry the State by solid ma
iorities. It seems quite an easy matter
to kill the Fusion party of Nevada, but
it seems almost impossible to beat it IN.
TO the heads of the Fusion voters of the
State that the party is indeed dead. and
it somehow cannot be persuaded to lie
down in its sepulchre and keep still.
In the language of the immortal
Shakespeare, THE tomb in which we
saw thee recently inferred has opened
it's marble jaws to cast thee up again"
The fact that the editor Of the Ledger
was q candidate for a legislative Office,
which be should have had bat failed TO
secure, may account in some measure
for the gloomy view of the psrty's fu-
ture which disturbs him at the present
time,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02

In the Convention of the California
Medical Society, held at Santa Barbara,
California, last week. DR.. O. N. Ellin-
wood, Dean and Professor Of Medicine
Of Cooper Medical College of San Fran
cisco. read q paper recommending the
u~nsexing of pronounced criminals by
the Vasetomety method as q means OF
reducing the prevalence of crime, taxi
ing the position that criminal instinct
is hereditary. DIR. Ellinwood's recom-
mendations were strongly endorsed by
DIR. Walter Lindley of Los Angeles,
Trustee OF the Whittier Reform School.
DIR. Ellinwood declared that there was
much morbid sentimentality back of the
objections raised to the theory in spite
of the fact that all great criminologists
are united upon it as the best means
that can be adopted to prevent preva-
lence of crime in the future. He rec
commended that pressure be brought to
bear with the view of having q law
to adopt the method in the State
penitentiaries in the most striking cases.
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Jack Longssreet Shot.

Tonopah Bonanza, April "a: Yester-
day evening while Jack Longstreet was
cleaning his pistol at Coyote Holes,
twelve miles from his home in the Cow
itch mountains. the weapon was accident
ly discharged and the bullet entered
his shoulder. He will be brought to To-
nopah tomorrow and surgical attendance
given him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02

Dawson, April 26.-Sluicing on all the
creeks in the Klondike began to-day.
Duncan creek is turning out q second
bonanza, and an increase ia looked for
on all the old creeks. The estimated out
put for the present year is given as $15-
900 1000 as against $12, 0O0, 900 for last
year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1903-05-02
Notice to Creditors.
In the Third judicial District Court Of
she state Of Nevada, In and for Eu-
reka County.

In the Natter OF the Estate Of Charles
Hacker, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
IN undersigned, b. 7. Gray, vas on the
3oth day of April 1903. By the Third Judicial Dis
trict Court of the State Of Nevada, In and for
Eureka county. duly appointed 80 sdministrstor Of
the estate Of Charles Hack er, late Of said Eureks
county, deceased, and hAvtag qualified ~ such,
Letters Of Administrations thereon have been Is
sued to him. and . Summary Administration Of
said estate has been by said Court ordered
All creditors having claims ~ Ainst said estate
are required TO file the same, with proper vouchers
attached, With the Clerk Of the Court, within forty
days Of the first publication Of this notice.
Dated Eureks, Nevada, April 80. 1903.
B. T RAY
Administrator Of the Estate Of Charles Hacker.
deceased.
orro T. WILLIAMS. Attorney for Administrstor
Date Of FIRST publication. May 2. 1908. 81
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