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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24

The Chanute Building and Loan
Association will open a NEW Sc
RIES JANUARY LIST, 1899, and at
the beginning of every quarter there
after.-L. ROsenthal, Pres; A. n. Al
len. Sec.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
WARD.

Wednesday, Feb. %. 1S9J.-Spring
has come. The farmers have started
the plow again.
MIR. and Mrs. Owens went to Earl
ton Sunday to see the sick.
Mr.. Harry Willis has rented Mr..
Odgen'S place.
Miss Nellie Gaughan is very bad
sick with the typhoid fever.
Mr. Adam Lease and family spent
last Sunday at James McGranahams.
Clearance Anderson spent last Sun
day with Carl Starkey.
Preaching next Sunday and Sunday
night at the Baptist church, by Rev.
Blunt Of Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwell spent last
Sunday at Mr.. Hamilton's.
John Finley and family were visit
ing last Sunday at Oliver Finley's.
School at Queen Valley closes next
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams spent last
Sunday at j W. Starkey'S.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
ChanberIaln's Cough Remedy in Chicago

Hisgen Bros, the popular South
Side druggists, corner 69-st. and
Wentworth-av., says: I'VE sell great
deal of Chamberlain Cough Remedy,
and find that it gives the most salts
factory results, especially among chill
dren for severe colds and Group" For
sale by all druggist.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24

Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic
constipation. Prickly Ash Bitters is a reliable
system regulator; cures permanently. Sold by
J. L Sewell
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
For Sale.

a gDod farm horse, at my place one
mile west of Chanute. ], M. COOPER.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
KANSAS MONEY.

To loan on farm security, see US for
rates.
Powell & Wright.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
FOrSale.

Thoroughbred Duroc shoats of both
sexes. All extra fine.
]. w. SHEPHERD.
Chanute, Kan.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
For Rent.

Good FIVE room house in Third Ward.
Inquire at this office.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24
Notice to TrapperS.

Bring your furs of all kinds to me,
will pay the highest market price. If
HENRY FREwERT.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1899-02-24

TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is no panacea, but is re
commended for Piles only. These it
will cure. Price so cents IN bottles.
Tubes, rs cents. G. P. Wilder.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
GlhiLNG A HEAVY rURCmAsEn.


Judge Riahsrd OHborn has received A.
number OF letters from J. X. urilng, tho
Cape Nome representative Of an English
trict
0.rling Judge Osborn stated. has pur.
chased nine Cape Nome mines that he
knows OF and probably many moro. In
TACT. SAID Judge Osborn. "Mr. 0riing.
who n An snbert Judge Of names thinks
mighty well OF the country. HiA letters un-
missakAhly indicate that. And Judge that
he stands ready - purchase every good
nine onered AT reasonable price. Ter tho
powerful one Ia Cape Nome they are OF.
Grating az the Anglo. Alaska Syndicate.
iAMsscd otrllns tong repressnsed pfsctI.
caHv ehA sane syndicate. but under q dif.
fsrent name. ] believe. in South Africa"
SielnG went north early In June. Tia
has. IN addition to HE Caro- Nome hold.
inss, score or more claims in the colo.
win bay dlAsr'rt year ago ias, spring he
went into the Norton sound section with
corps 81 engineers ana surveyed n route
for . railway from the head OF Norton
sound IN the Yukon. The gigantic enter
pr.~s he 10 stii pushing aud would now ba
de!nG actual construction work had ne sue.
c~edei IN securing from congress. az NJ had
hops 20 do the necessary charter for the
railway. Such . concession Mr. 0irilne ard
sransei cy the coming congress and a.
eoon ss they have secured the franchise
the wsk Will he vigorously pushed until
the road. which vii shorten the ais,anr.
"a rrrsv Yukon ara Kcyukuk river posnts
sr miles 70 completed
NJ. Gl-itrs wsll probably return 20 Sat.
tie On the Roanoke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

early In the rush particularly by thu
Hwcdes WAS told finderbsrs and fdnd.
blonn had stshed forty and sixty claims
respectively. and they. With 3 partner. own
All Of rich SNOW xiIeh. uhausstiobahiy
the Swedss and other pioneers of tbe
camp got the cream of the best known
creeks
'Eoms NJ the rich erssis AZ caps Noms
are: Anvil. seven miles long, Dexter, als
miles long; Glacier. Ave milss long, Snow
Guloh. 'hfes-ausr'ers ~ q mile az course
streams IN the district, hut these are pretty
definitely known ~ Contain good gold
SNOW Guich IL very rich. DEXTER IL rtch.
but the development work on that stream
was delayed hts summer owing 20 4 lack
nI wafer, GLACIER ID most promising, n
has plenty ~ water. ~ we'll a. snow In thu
summer, for ] found three feet Of snow
o.. the creek Just above phsre snew suIch
emrn',r into !, .: late .. July ~"
in Cape Nome Nearly I'll sppssssd 70 +"
doing VET. and seemed entirely satisfied
~ ~'sN ra ass'r o' Nssi. S,s.' icy
Wh,i!is:.y.. rc.,nss!.r With u" 9. n
Hhsafe e. r. Dam. MAj r. n In9rahar,.
W rcrr.:s' former s!Aie Land commits.
s'c w. c ~ n: :sy E. swa ;.. =
and Tracy " Robertson.
.of course didn't - into details - -
wha, all 'hsre were dotnG," Mr., .Trsmter
tie men whose nsms~ ! 40 no, rsm rom,
but the members ~ the contingent from
ihis city ssemed 90 be- siivA and hustiinx
Jus! ys., s s,c ! Ia cf, ! me, Noble wsilinE.
with a sinsi. rocker from exc beach the
rrsvious DAY, and said he expected 10 40
snii better, G. r., Dam was coming money
ss.s ns's sIs bushes. Ia" store and !, va:
brother OF rhotoGrAphef Hester, ~ this
city had rich lay on Aryil creek, and
think he owns eisir, on uoid rotsom.
scarcity u provl.i"ns p n csss ' nom. ,hs
winter There were s,s Immense stores,
hesidN~ many. smaller once, sircsdy sstsb.
i Lob. When ! ley: The Alaska comm.r.
pssy. Klmsah 3 Co Nsrs American
rransrortsilon and Trsdins Company.
Fischer pIos and sirnpson s CO ali car.
goods pretty .eli housed The ten, nn.r.
chants were too numerous ~ count. hut
MANY ~ them we're erecting wooden hutiA.
ingS
Prices were rss unreasonable Tor A rev
mining camp - far removed from civliisa.
ton Flour never s5id higher than 3, for
4 afty.pound sack and Macon rsiaiIsa ali
,a,o.s soIa f fer il cents = ssanl sss ,r..n
Eggs usually 81 DOZEN Lumber sold Tor
awhile ct $50 thousand. but the prisa
dropped materially. The peace ard orser
Cheap Hases.
ekookum leaves Arlington sss o.. shss.
gay r IN. SATURDAY. September eta
Cheap frssht rAtaS AiAssa Barge Co.
basement Mutual late building adv
- -s~s--a---a--
roF rer'~ Frent ONCE. desirable Sui.
ivan building
LACROSSE game today. Madison rarR
: .. n. Victoria vs Sanalm0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

Attorney Henry q. Trsmpss. % "a EIeh-
tsenth avenue. hAs returned from Cape
Nome. ard sAde his testimony IN support
Of numerous Afnsmatjens Of that Aistsiers
richness. Ne does not assert that every
inch ~ se(t N ne camp II gold impss6.
nsssA, but hs believes Il 10 one Of great
richness Anl Of exceptional opportunities
tor man wa we're fortunate enough 10
have be&h 80 The earlier sssmpedss an1 -.
cured oiaamsA. IL left N@Aitts Juns . on
the stAsnss U4scovssy. which bss been ply.
Ing tbs summer between CAPS Nome and
~. MlchASi, arriving ~ Anvil CITY ists
In The month. Ne remained there through
July ana the nrst wAsk In August, going
over nearly eli the district and without
making single location ~ purchase.
There u eold IN the Cape Meme diss
trsot," NJ Tysmpes ssid yesterday after.
noon. "1hsss 10 great abundance ~ ~.
IN my opinion, the camp IL unqusstlons
ably rich. hut don't think every eisim
sisksd VIII prove paying one, u II Sus.
prtsinx how many have been located
went out tbirty miles from the sea on the
very beach NJ which they were digging
sold, but 81 that time ava not get beyeA1
thu asksd line
Powers Of attorney were literally used
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
EntsFtai1msnt 70 b Given for
Thsir esss1t b Rslisf Ossps.
AssAsossso ron 4 s,o AFFAIR


Progress = batng aaAAs svssy dsy 10 tbs
TO- =. s ~:
ter Tor the psrpoes ct s1vias On ssisrtAas.
for the care ana sassrsSsam"ns q the eek
ana dlsabssd aanon1 the troops
II. hss. sals.s !. wAsssra wA.hinssen
tais@snt The pece9Amns WI b . v.s'sd
che ana a: ss.rs rss.Dss I'll =
..,s .. =. ss,.st e such u The ''s''s
Eewins the wsves o ~ az r.or ce 90
nef nomswafo w sse tfsnspost rem
r.s w.ss,nsson xo.u sss Viii. IL ~.
cry CITY and hamlet Of the Evsr9reeA stats
p.spsrsssons ere underway tor . reception
Q o. ssoee. enc. 70! :. s,.s:, u. oria.
asa.. Of TIE so.a:.. s !: a.. :. 49,. $780,.
-, ss,i.s e' ~ vcmen a De st.ss nav. or.
can';so . sSscss e., 90 ~ uo ninn,s a..
Wins sls @ tSs.s ess:.o., ara |. :', g:
nan. -. Aslssy: 4 wsIl. wsi., & Sc
cScn $500 psi"Ss 20 SsSssIs sn chSiS ~.
- -
W. N 49, 49, s"o "'""s' 49,
70 ~ ~" ~ =. s- . -~esN ~~ -.
Iue ~ ~ .s IN s xs~. - r.,s~s
sote tns TnO NJ S" NJ 49,
WAte1e 9 FuSN S0una, - ~ Ssn".
ton u0opss ossmnsSnm ~. ~ 10y ="
N so1 o1 tnesI oWn, stAss 49, ~. rs" ~
yscr s Wsnc;:ea - "a SsrH9nr svs r
eperFy q eiys ~ trcops celebration
which WI ~ y ese nassory = We st.ae:
I'D. 1nst - W 80 - n~mrA.Sv ~, -" y,nxs.
msat fof the Ie6eptloa e 4hs yoiuntsers.
WHEN 9A4 ic nox1oln6 in Ceeses un!1'
trAtee oasH ~ Iessefe recNsved w the CHI.
SEM committea Ceenen WATSON, q
the prooe commttee hae Also rece!ved .
ntln60es 81 IettAre ffo!n e0.tofe ana pun.
jt9neso Of n1Wspapern throueh me state. III
evincln6 The 1920 desire 70 hep the moys-
ment MAT has bAen n1anif1oesd oy public
Uev1tA0 c6e1one generally.
j. j. 0f04dard, pubii1hef Of the 0tAfnurk
6lgnA1, WrftiQg % NJ. WAte0n IN reply 10
this circular Jetfer ~ tAo DSooo committee.
n.y.:
Tn reply . youfs @ the Nth ins.. nee
M press committee has undertaken 10
share the honor Of . suitable reception for
the r1Vt Washington regiment at oeaA-
tia The oontfSbufion 81 Nr. .Ank1ny tn
The way Of transportation yGhouid atlsaulat1
our citisena 20 e6nse q their duty toward
ofving the boys = welcome equal "a ths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

After leaving stewart d Holmes the doll
wfn bc taken 10 MacDouGAil b South.
wick's dry goods store On First avsnue,
and later 10 kewhAirs, On Second avenue,
ana 10 Lees pharmacy
Votes are coming In daily from many
cltiss IN tina state. Ths nunker ~ con.
testanfs continues 20 grow. but ths iiss
kept In the Post .Inteiieencer once In not
yet 70 large ~ II should be- e~nd IN your
banneh. together with the desired number
Of ballots. remembering always that II
costs centa 10 register 4 vote Tho funds
received In this manner are 10 be used
by the citizens committee on the reception
to the Washington volunteers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
CLOCK WITH BALL HEARtNcs.
one on rshtktttea usea Attracts
Mu~h Aftentsow.

A ts'-hea-'.e rleck on exNihi,lqr IN ,hA
window cf &. " Goaiss esiatiisNussn
So f~r-' avenue, "a attracting ..onsi.eratls
attention. Y "a q r~e-srksale improvement
ever 'hs crtinsry stnrr.ere .hs hearings
whss are i&ken from q sypssrttsr dsins
swsy with wrest part ~ shs usual sg,rtnga
ard csasr crsnpllcssss mechanism
While me ci>ck wa- made - r,tr. WITH
two ns@in Wheels sns two nsAln srrfny.
Ere sSfs,'en ~ hsii h~ar'nr- 90 ar "a the
csssts has dscrsssss the friction % sseA
IN extent tAss o-ir ore s9rt-s 10 necessary
20 rar y Satisfactorily Nl.h ,ss etnes
nearly ru- sswn Ani being wcaas usth
half ;aTw 81 IRE kew .he arr - viNYs.
tsaa ~ the rr-tuiurn 70 more than ;hr.e
evrss tNss necessary 90 allow 81 sscApN.
meat TAssr ~ general Improvement
Also nsttc~t IN tiEns-scering qualities
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

Weli-known Young Man Myssero.
oaals DssAnnssrs,

Harry Thomas yoanr man IN tNa err
pioy o. the White Pass 4 Yukon RAILWAY
COMPANY. mas h-en missing since Thurs
anxious relatives reNtrsea his diaarr~ar~
anre 10 the nolies. rh~mss le.s he osr1s>
~ Tire comrany AZ his usual time Thurs-
day evening. ard said Na.Airs 10 anvons
sasssse HE intsAtians Il has hsAn NJ. ra,s
sora 20 60 csr~c,ly herfs from wosa hi.
v1rn this tSNrsssAr IA tis ne a. a. r.,ths,
ctf ~ send swv vert
nicaeS with him when ~ afAsnpAaY.s IN.
people say he vse fend ~ nnssine ana
they fear Ne Ass e>es eBs rowing AZ aasi-
OF are.
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-
N00bSs - eSssOs1ses.
The hajiots cost during the nrss wees u
the contest for the post-Intsn tgsnces doll.
"He3ea 0oujd." will b. coantA6 Moadsy
niGkt. and the following day the result
viii - made known through the columns
Of the paper. ,rsamvnh ~ . lead 81 the
beginning of tho race may carry the vie.
tory ~ the haish. the frisods ~ the ron.
ssstants may b sxpHctsd 10 DO tAsis bSss
WORK between now and the hour e0g the
nrst counting ~ the ballots.
II he's bean decided 90 slow ''lllss C0siA"
10 make . vistt 10 SEVERAL Of the largest
stores IN the city. where she wiz BE- On
exhibition. together with the ballot bos, In
which are placed the votes cast Tor the
ufst popular child IN the state. There.
fore. early nsxt week "Misa Gould" VII
hold her nrst reception ~ stewart b
Hoimss' drug store. 6hs viii probably re-
main there two or three days. during which
time any one who wishes 10 cast . vote
In the contest win b. permitted 70 DO "a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

Alien Escssn. the a'iesss grand tsrNs-.
iss who In supposed Is have Mr,ga4i AIs
bail HAS nss hsen larsteA II vas s,st.s
yesterday that Espiin VAS ~e.n a; Ey~rrst
Thursday. AMI Also that he was se-r "a
take the Great Northern train rear p,ls
lard "Wednesday evening" Tesnty SNer41
Wilson. che has heen ASSISTING rs~l n 4
boesdsss~r II seehsne Ger tss raasssex rsa,
aays hs haA new ~ sAsuNs sNs, ne has I'm
the cssy NTH fhe fntAntlsu 81 aesassse< aia
trial On the eAssge az grsns isrcsnS. TIE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
Losr ONE lIoasn.
rssssbsfs catsase Arrives ~ SSuscA
maShor-DeleyeA ~ Winds.

ouartermssser. r. eupiee. Third cavalry.
IN command Of the transport Oaroune. has
Written 4 letter ~ Capt Rohins~n. INFORM.
ting hNn 81 the sAfe arrival Of the trans
pev Ana command At Dutch Harhos. The
NEE ware retertsd all we'll One horse
diAd Of pneumonia an route, but the eonal.
tson of the ether aniDals Aboard the ship
was reported excellent.
Men ana horses were "a be allowed four
days rest ~ Dutch Harncr where there
T. excellent eraane Tor stock ana GOOD
Docking fAciisiies The transport reached
Dutch Harhor August a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09
1RfMPER Talks Of BMf.


W0l - rtseev ~ pSevDsesss - Leso
sAs iaAssssssss Thsss0A sAs
WSssss, - AZ shs TssssOs sssssss
Cs0Ussiss Wsvs Tstss % osss.
sIssss-Ts1ls ~ shs 0ssesa1 Css.
1lslsss Assss1 sAs OSOOssOs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

fenv Jurewsseh = R,A~nssaa. ~as A.
r~ssed yesterday afteynocn nv Detective
Williams en- the charge ~ rsNhtsg q roars
IN = Pike stree, seAssne heass A ssti
Williams aAsa 5urewsseA selA the s~ms
clothes IL 4 taller.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

1ehn Cole. ire alleges. rgek,s~Aes wNa
ris4s az ESCAPE rsSFs y.0psty sheriff
"Wednesday nlsas, II SIT. missing AMI TIE
police ard members ~ shs sNerf~s fersss
who have BEEN leckins FOR hssn have n.~n
unable to chain any Sew 10 hss ~ssr~-
keastfx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

ana, for On appropriation 10 estsbleh
national home Ter southern veterans Of the
the Vast congress, WI hsve an eject on
the southern votA While we A. not sx-
pect 70 have 80 much ~ the North, We want
our share. The time VIII comA when enc
o. tina other 81 she political parties viii
tass up this question, which in . measure
vi! have much 70 20 With Inc white vote
Paul y. McMIllin, Of Roche Harbor, IL .
guest ~ the seattle He states that dur
fnR the past sic months more time has bopn
shipped to Seattle than ever before irs ifS
history. While the country districts are
taking great quantities " lime Cor building
purposes. more II being shipped 10 shis
city than 20 all the remainder Of the state
nHEv1T1Es.
The W1iows. witch has fw Gre months been
rinntps ~ q tug foe the csnnerfes sbsue Hsdiah
Alasss. he's returned from the Nnssh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

fton. James Isrown, OF Vermont. 10 q
kuest Of the Butler. lie IN here expecting
10 meet s1.congressfnan psrnett whom
he aspects 20 arrive here today or tomor-
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fp>NsH w, NJ eai1
d per cin, a. h..s are ,; pslihs "r. :, ' -"
dump TO ship as soon ~ q sufficient quar-.
ti'y has maiufei have q claim fhers
new tnat fopc weeks are ! coaid havs sold
for isn. AMI been siai 70 Ge, a. l. o. yss.
tods, ! would nst ,ahs .ae for the same
1T u. my opinion TIA, WITHIN fh1 merit
thirty days mining property ~ili advance
far beyond snyihlns thA has ever been
You esnno, sss place 20 sleep ., ~~l an
country b 10 take NE grab wIth hin. ia
same a. hruRh No wAs ecsae 20 Kfse.
flh~ ~ course you esn BUY thlngs ~ INA
stores evs ssoof sarss price are charged"
g Eissrh~s.. . psoninsn, rnerchan; ~
. rq' r.. "a a.ss.a.., r - n. Me ~;
point ~ ssys, are pfossessins fsvorabiy
The sosisevs recsntly arrived Are al IN
Their quarters. ara things are heonfns
Port Tovns~nd. he says. has never before
sntoyst rnnrs prosperous period. ara
ned
Ts.fsov Eugene e. Walden. of eos,s
CsrUiinss n guest - ths A<atfis Tnsre
10 feenllsr Political csatsfioa existing in
re Assis, Do says ard snsre ls no i.lI-
sniI-~srsmsisn we a cot care anyrAs-s
stous ssives W. are pra~D~ro1s. ard ewes
more 80 than ever b~fer@, end On ,hss &C.
count our ryss srr isrned tcssrd MeKln.
issrsssos has ine.sperate4 fAss are -pos
s1IiSsbss = 80: 5usGS = -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

Private lsrscr. daily S1sssse fer s.xes~
- oeear4Ay efsrsnecn ~ sscserh fFwf
- n. N wAssn. NAnAo Aasl tsho
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row. We are most
prosperous" hs sah
last night. back n
my own state. ana
theN IA no reason
why Washington
aHsastA AIs 49,.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

REPORTS from t,~ horne ~ Mayor uura~x
tass nashs Indicated thar the rsts~rt. who
" SUE svs-a frOrn an attack - fcwwf has
arasrrere . change yes re better His
physician. pr. r u NJ Miller. found IN.
fev~s Slightly lsss~ne1 Yesterday ara the
aaycyse rensitfea generally improved
Re 10 sssEi weak. kus ~ 10 no, believed
however TRAIT he " {. sbv sanu~r ~
ell t~ several DAVE h-fars 10 wiii he
aose 10 visit his ofstc~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-09

Develop thsfe one %
the greatest mining
CAMPS that has ever
teen known IN tire
North vess There
has already been
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vssmW Mles's
view Of the
Northwest.

should not enjoy an
Increasing prosperity for some ums. A.
far a. expansion n conserved. I think I
am safe In saying that ths Fan will help
out the West In thu development Of trade
that n bound - come 20 the Pacific coast.
Hack on this Atlantic tosA we recognise
The Psci1o coast ~ pan OF thA United
s.ates We Are q part At the Same terri
tory. ana viii WORK with you In the d.
veiopnsnt of your state We bsiisvA that
while tho Coast n bound u. Of. I may say.
must. take the lead In this matter. We ara
also duty.bound 10 lend our every assist
snce We Will do this, and In the culmI-
nation VII with you reap the reward.
In the Esw we look upon Washington
40 n bryan stAte. ! 10 not se~ how the
erea, Northwest can caat = vote for the
Democratic ticket Every principle IL
against the development II the Pacific
coast. and n tho residents Of this state
want 20 bring up 10 the front the territory
known ~ the Puget sound country, they
must DO sspenslonfsss
SIR brown will leave today for a tour
through british Columbia and expects 20
return here In two weeks. when he will re-
main s<vsrh days. reviewing the business
conditions " Seattle ana the Sound.
William Ryan. ~ spoirnA, 4 prominent
mining broker. has just returned from the
fndss country. lie Ia enthusiastic over the
prospect IN Hofs Ter the district. and pre-.
dicts shas within . few months there will
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-03-24
Biographical Sketch.
Johnson Sides makes the followin"
write up" of himself which appeared
n yesterdays journal:

Johnson Sides makes the following
"write up" of himself which appeared
IN yesterdays Journal:
Reno, New. ,. II, 90.
To whom it may concern:
|, Johnson Sides, Indian Peace Makir
Tor United States OF america | was born
on Carson Sink. Where now is Still
water. My mother belong Here. My
Mothers Brothers friend to the north
Orn Indians. that is the reason [ am a
friend to them because he is my Uncle.
My Father belong to Walker Lake
Section. My Brother Capt. Charley
was a Scout for Major McDermit, at
Fort Churchill. | think in 1860 for 9
years. When I was a littee Boy | went
to live with Dick Sides. in WashOe Val
ley at hat time Nevada territory.
after Chief Winncmucca died [ tell all
Indians to bee GOOD Indians.
No Shoot no cut no fife any more 20
drenk whisky be good Indians. and
you be all right. Send your Children
to School, and get education. then
you be Smart and Intelligent and YOU
no wanto fight White Man any more
or make trouble with other tribes.
you will be united by laws of Justice to
each other. If any other government
break out against our government
Uncle Sam then we fight we die for
Uncle Sam. That what | say to all
Indians When you get education YOU
See as tell you and you know more
about your Country. after my trip to
InyotO where Indians so bad. drink
whiskey and fight. / with Capt Sam
go and give ali Indians good talk. and
they all right now. all work and do
ing well and got good Schools for Their
children.
Capt, Dave, Capt Sam Chief Nachees
Nav Wee Jim, and Backen Ridge all
My cousins.
Capt Bills Father was a great Scout
for General j. G, Fremont in Il and
Winnemmucca he Indian Judge at
Pyremid Reservation | talk to all the
Indians to give all the Indian Children
Education and they be all right when
they grow up to be all Men and Wemen.
johnson Sides.
Peace Maker to all Indians for United
States of America.