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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

@brgeis bes Yrdtoenten, partei;
politii6e Grrpd9unaen uno bic nimz
me,latte @eminnIudt pom Snoiuioue :
uno forporatiuen Snterelien uerbinu
Serten, baB bielen Fhi6ten seniist
wurse. Sn SeSas auf Forto @ico
marb in aller Sait cine BON @iberz
Iprii6en uno miBliden Seltimmunsen
itrosenbe Gorlase a%asenommen, bereu
baloise Ammenpiruug unerldBli9 lit ;
aber tie muBte bis gum @inter per-
l6oben werben, meil cine Mnfibrulta
oieies Sbemas sefdgrli6 fir bic Wc=
&inlep : g%ampa5ue seweieu wire.
Sn Sesus auf cuba seidab nidts.
aber cine lnterlu1un9 muBte anse=
oronet meroen, meil bic pom Der
aominiltration Sorthin seianoten Be-
amtsn Aues ssito5len baben, mas
nidt MET unb nasctfeit mar. sSn Se=
Sus auf bic Ybilippinen lit nod weni=
ger sel6eben, nidt sinmal cine Inter:
luduns lit anseOroHet worben, 10 baB
bort luitis weiter sepirtbidaftet wer=
ben fam, bis zines id0nen Cages Die
garpetbassers 10 fred weroen, oaB Die
game @ei6ihte blosselest mirb.
Die republifanii9e Waioritdt bes
26. Gonsrelles bat III her eriten Sis=
uns biss errei6t: iie bat mad &rditen
ale Oiebereten, ale Setriigereien, ba
beim unb in BEN v&olOnien," pertul6t
unb Die Nufoeduns berlelben eridnert,
1po nibt bintertrieben. Sic bat fer
ncr pafar seiorst, oab ale gOrlasen,
bic oils unpopular eelten, ODER mel9e
Wc&inlep in Dem elnen ODER auoern
Snterelien : &reile bitten Stimmen
toiten fonnen. menisltens IN einem
6auie liesen seblieber iino bis mad
Ser @abl, ). y. bte Sdifiiubiioien=,
Die Yanserplatten. DE Nicarasuaca.
nal 0orlase, Die Yaafic gabel. 9or
lase u. /. NJ. Oh &riess= Steuern
murben treb beS aTalti9 anpa9len=
ben ueberi6ulies i'm S6asamte ni6t
wioerrufen ooeruerrinsert Oie Sc
lammtbeuiaisunsen b%elaufen li9 auf
etwa $50 Wiuionen Dollars. SIM
@ansen uno @rOBen 9ebt Der GonsreB
in SeSus auf bas, mas er fertis brad
tie, nit einem y&ecoro" auseinancer,
wel6er Der Mebrbeitspartei burdaus
niht gum &ubme serei6t unb ebenloz
menig Der Nominiitration, unter beren
Sudtel biele Webrbeit banbelte. Bon
Sntreiie inoeB maren oft bic Debatten.
Sic litierten Der Oppoiition ausse=
set6nttes gampasnez Waterial, benn
Die Oemotra,en brau9sn ni6t bic
&eoen ibrer WitSlieOer a~nSuSeben,
um i9were argumente se9en Wcain
lep's Yolitit benz Solte por,ulegen,
~ionoetn beruorrasenoe &epublitaner
mie Soar, 6ale, Waion, @elinstOn
uerurtbeilen auf's iddrfite Sen uneuen
Ours" Der uniere Nepublif benz Ser
oerben Sufabrt. @esen Dem Smperi-
alismus, sesen bic &rie6erei uongns
lamb, sesen bas Sruit=u ebel, sesen
bic republitanii6e Corruption, &c
gen BEN in Der rsrOBten alien Pars
tel" berrl6enoen N%epotismus II. 10.
muroen in beiOen 9dulern sablreide
Geoen sebalten, Die odbrenb Der be-
uoritebenoen Champagne lebbaft na3=
fltnsen merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Jm &ers=Seia. MDnat.

Gbriiteu, auf ben rauben Ytaoer
Oieles QanbeS sa9et niht!
&onmt sur 0uelle aller Gnaoen,
Rommt nit letter Superii6t.
Selu Ser;-es lit Die Sheue
IuS Der Secem eabun9 quilt,
Sie oa it6rft bic l6pa6e Seele,
Sbreu berben Smrlt tets ltlut.
Seio nit Mablal ibr belaoen.
Strablet euh tein Sonnun9Sltern,
9Siu eu6 Seiner beltelt. ratben
Selu Ner;. eS billt eub germ.
Nlooet linn mas eih beoriidet,
Guer'u Summer, eu're Sein
Seiu ser; eu6 Nllte ldltet,
9Siro pom Gleno cub befrei'n.
Shmabtet ibr in Siubenfetten,
Saltet aui euh Ihmere Shulp:
Selu Ners, eS miro eIh retten,
Sittet ibr nm leine Sulo
ShuS pes bDleu SeinbeS Srauen
gSiro erloIt, mer III ibm Tlebt;
., ben iiinn'gen aberdeen allen
Selu Sers ltetS oiIen ltebt.
I6ht' sic MeHihbeit bod ertennen,
eSie iebr Seiu NerS ms llebt!
M0dte lie III yleb eu%tbrennen,
gu ibm, paS ms IueS 9ibt!
"a, ben leeteu Sropfen Slutes
Giab IS einlteuS iiir ms bin;
SIS ermeiit ms INNER @uteS,
Tiibrt gum cw'9eu @Ltt nns bin.
Seil'9eS Ser;e. lei 9cprielen,
liner eiuS'9er SpfimnSsnrabl!
On bait Silfe inns ermlelen
Sft in pielem Sammertbal;
@oueit ierner ms 9elette1,
@uaoenpolleS WotteSberS,
SaS mir alles Sole meioeu,
Stets MIR itreben bimmelwdrtS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
SternIbmmppen.

Ser gipfel Der @rauIamfeit lit,
feline Srau NIT neuen &leibern unb
Siiten in elm 3immer einSul6lteben,
mo tein Spiesel bdnst.
0ie vllitlonSers" i'm 9ransuaul
b"Irften iid barauf sefabt MAIDEN, bic
&riessfoften nit oriidenben Steuern
gu besablen. Ser &ries murbe ia
mir gum Seiten Der l%litlanobers se>
tibrt : iaste chamberlain.
Ser amerifanil 1e Cirrus, Ser ie st
in Berlin 6urore maht, fibrt aud
breiiirte S6meine Dor. Sieueidt
perOen babur9 bic beuti9en Israrier
pon Der Site unleres S9meines lber=
seust.
@iaiam @alOorf aitor unb Srao=
len Wartiu baben forme(l aui ibre ant
eritanii9e Staatsanseboristeit 8erz
Si6t seletitet, aber Der Yrdiioent bal
besbalb feinen allsemeinen Suf: UNI
8ettas %anseorOnet.
Cine eritaunlide Ia6ridt fommt
aus Colorado. Der Oenper lluiuer:
iitp muroen pon einem Wobltbdter
1926, 600 CUR gtabliruns zines reebr:
itubls" fur Die Sortunit %auseboten
unb sas @elb tbatld9li6 aussel9la:
gen.
Nus benz sroBen Subel, Ser in eng
lamb iiber bic ginaabme pon Yretoric
gum Nusbru6 setommen lit, f0nnt'
Der llneinseweibte idlieben, baB Sort
&oberts nad blutiser Gntl9eiounss:
idla9t elm @eltreid seitirSt babe.
@eruiB einsis in ieiner.a rt Iteb
@i6ita, &anlas, ba. OaHelbe ba
rdmli9 muir einen einsisen armen, uni
bieier bat bic Steue bes MrmenaufIe
bers unb be3iebt ais FOLDER @ebalt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

Der @ipfel Ser @rauiamfeit lit,
feline Nrau NIT neuen &leibern unb
6iiten in elm 3immer einsuI6lieBen,
mo tein Spiesel bdnst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

ausiibruns selanste, uno aue &reb.
ie bis auf ben beutisen Sag riifpdrts
seben.
Sa l6reit 10 man6er Sater ieinsn
Sobn an: wenn id Did lie nodmals
10 Elm @ort iasen bore, pann lou Did
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

the vital spark. The New Jersey
Judge finds that the life of child is
worth 81, and the Connecticut Judge
holds that SO is sufficient for the life
of full-grown person unless it be
shown by the plaintiff that the taking
of the aforesaid life was attended by
extreme physical suffering, in which
case the jury might impose the ex-
treme limit, 800! But the jury is
properly cautioned that mutilation is
no evidence of suffering. As both
these Judges live in 'ssound money"
States, and are surrounded with all
the conditions that conduce to integri-
ty and 1.-The maintenance of the ma
tional honor" their dicta are as final
as they are above question. Out in
the wild and woody West, or down in
the unregenerate and wicked South
where, unfortunately, the Bryan an
archists and regulators are altogether
too prevalent - these worthy judges
might be invited out to a midnight
neck-tie party unless the too previous
shotgun had first got in its perfect
work. So uncertain and vicious is
embryonic society ere it has evoluted
into the true state where lives are dirt
and dollars divine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
d and twelve million dollars:
S530,255,357

UNLESS the Banners memory is bad
ly out of joint the Ironton REGISTER
said during the campaign of 1898:
"a. NJ. Dockery, Imperialist. will
never write his name A. NJ. Dockery,
Governor.
of the same man the same paper
says in its issue of January IL, 1900:
He is fully equipped with brain.
experience and integrity for so honor
able a position, and as his candidacy
will lend force to the campaign, so will
his incumbency strengthen and tend
to perpetuate Denocracy's hold upon
this great state"
The Banner merely wishes to invite
the REGISTERS attention to it's own
statement, and ask if the REGISTER has
compromised it's conscience with I'm
perialist Dockery's .'baud wagon" pol
itics, or is it the victim of a treacher-
Gus memory p-C dlstmet Banner.
And the REGISTER adheres to its
enunciation, "a. NJ. Dockery. Imper-
ialist. will never write his name A. NJ.
Dockery, Governor. 1t will be "a.
NJ. Dockery, antisImperialist." in ac-
cord with the Democratic platform of
1900. The "band- wagon has no at
traction for the REGISTER unless that
vehicle is travelling in the straight and
narrow path. Whatever the shortcom-
ings of this paper, "git into the b. w."
isn't one of them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
Mann.

Ed. RegiSter-Mud, rain and bad
roads all last week.
The sunshine the past two days has
been appreciated and enjoyed very
much.
j. G. Stevens, Edge Hill, visited here
and at Iron Mountain the past week.
There was an old-fashioned Spelling
Bee at Cedar Grove Saturday night
after school closed.
Miss Emma Stewart, who has been
staying in the P. o. at Mann the past
five months, returned home Saturday
The patrons of Cedar Grove school
nearly all attended the closing exercis-
es Saturday evening. The directors
and their families were present All
voted the school a success. Enroll
ment, AZ; average daily attendance for
the term, 80; pupils present every
day, 4.
J. G. Hartman is spending a few
days in the vicinity of Edge Hill since
school closed.
Mr.. Jno. Barger, of Montana P. O.,
was out here after drove of cattle
Saturday.
1FeacnlnR DIT the EIe6SanL N3lley
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
The people of the Middleton District
are building new school house, and
q. W. Buford will begin four months
term of school February 1st.
Mr.. Z. Imboden intends 10 move to
Palmer Lead Mines in the near future
There is quite an excitement over lead
at that place at present.
Jan. %. REPORTER.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
From Clones.
REPORTER.

Ed. Register-Owing to the fact tha
news items are very scarce, this com
munication is short
At present the sanitary condition Of
| this neighborhood is good.
Wheat looks better than it has fol
years past.
Robt. Gallaher recently sold his farm
near Edge Hill to Mr.. VIM. Rayfield o.
near Lesterville; consideration, 81 200
This makes a total of $4,000 Mr.. r.
has paid for the whole tract of land
known as the "Gallaher farm"
There has been more real estate
changed hands in this locality during
the past six months than there has
been during the six years prior to thai
time.
On Sunday last the following named
persons visited us: Judge w. II. Shy,
L. ID. Shy, S. E. Holmes, Mr.. Mayfield,
Mrs. W. b. Brooks and daughter. Rosa
At the last meeting at White Oak
Grove Church, Rev. Mr.. Mlncher was
elected pastor for the ensuing year,
and Rev. w. r. Hawk and .no. T.
Patterson and wife were granted let
tiers.
Thomas Mcmahon and his mother
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Cain,
Flat River.
H. Latham has removed to his farm
in Belleview, and Mrs. Crocker now
occupies the house formerly owned by
Mr.. l..
Recently J. T. Patterson made a
business trip to Belleview.
Mr.. Butts, of Salem, was in this To-
cality last week.
f. G. Latham and family have re-
moved to Pilot Knob
Miss Vina Hawk made a trip to
Black not long ago.
Since my last letter to the REGISTER
Miss Martha Stricklin was married to
John Miller, of Goodland. Long may
they wave!
Born-Not long ago to the wife of j.
II. Thompson, a IA Id. girl. All par
ties concerned are "getting along
nicely"
Messrs. Sumpter and Williams have
sold their grist mill to Messrs. Smith
and Barton.
Rev. James Clements, of Reynolds
county, stopped over night with US
Saturday night last.
S. E. Holmes made a trip to Belle
view not long ago.
January Is, 1900. P
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
Does 1t Pay to Buy Cheap?

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerous results of throat
and lung troubles. What shall you do:
Go to a warmer and more regular eli.
mate? Yes, if possible; If not posi-.
for you, then in either case take the
ONLY remedy that has been introduced
in all civilized countries with success
in severe throat and lung troubles.
stBoschee's German Syrup" 1t not
only heals and stimulates the tissues to
destroy the germ disease, but allays
Inflammation, causes easy expectora-
ton, gives a good nights rest. and
cures the patient. Try ONE bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug
gIsts in the world. Sample bottles at
Geo. G. Jacobs, duggist.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

We often hear advanced the PROPOSE
ton that a city or town without bond
ed Indebtedness is unprogressiye and
of no account. If this is good as ap-
piled to a municipality it also holds
good against Individuals. A man in
debt is slave to the extent of his in
debtedness, and interest paying kills a
community as we'll as it does an indi-
vidual. Sometimes, it unfortunately
becomes lmperatiyely necessary to in
cur debt; but with the city or town,
as we'll as the individual, it is utter
mphoolishness, if not worse, to dc
so for avoidable comforts or luxuries
or in the name of progression. 1t is
easy to saddle a burden upon ones
shoulders, but once there in the guise
of debt it is a verltable Old Man of the
Sea who never gets so drunk as to LET
go his hold.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

A FEW days ago the GlObe-Deniocrdt
(whose paid correspondents are way
up in the sphere of fiction) printed a
Washington special wherein Gov.
Stone was depicted as an out-and-out
Expansionist, and antagonistic to VIM.
j. Bryan and the other Democratic
leaders. 1t is we'll known the REGIS
TER has not approved everything that
Gov. Stone has said and done on this
question so far as it related to the
islands on this side of the world; but
on the Philippine acquisition and war,
That he is misrepresented by the most
mendacious sheet this side the Missis-
sippi will endear him to all Democrats.
In very recent speech at Jackson
vile, Ill, his utterances were Demo-
cratic clear through, and put TO shame
all the lying specials" the ingenuity
of the enemy can devise. On that oc-
casion Gov. Stone said:
I'm short, this policy comtemplates
the establishment of conditions in the
Philippines almost identical with those
that obtained in the American colonies
of George III. against which the Dec
laration of Independence was protest.
TO all this am opposed, and against
all that the Democratic party, being
true to itself, should enter it's protest.
| am opposed to that policy because it
is tyrannical and un-American; be-
cause it violates the most sacred ira
ditions of our people and is destructive
of the very theory of our government;
because / deny the constitutional right
of this government to acquire and hold
any territory for such purposes; be-
cause this government has no constitu-
tional right to impose its sovereignty
on any people, and at the same time
deny to them privileges of American
citizens; because it would be an ex
pertinent which. once entered upon,
would repeat itself in other lands, and
result in revolutionizing the very
structure Of our government. chang
ing it from a federation of equal states
IutO SOulS ldutdSblC Vi Au PCEIaI-
ism; because it would be a practical
abandonment of the Monroe doctrine,
and would lead TO entanglements with
foreign nations; because it would ne
cessitate a large increase in our per-
manent military establishment; be-
cause it would impose upon US the
useless hazard of sovereignty over
100000 of people divided into num-
erous tribes. widely scattered over
more than a thousand islands, and
these tribes almost as different from
each other as all are different from us;
and this without any corresponding
benefit to our people. In short, l am
opposed to it because it is wrong;
wrong in morals and in law; wrong a.
a measure of public policy, and wrong
even when broadly considered from
the lower level of material profit"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

THE terms justice and right may be
so old-fashioned and out Of date that
the use of them seems only to call for
sneers from the end-of-the-century pro-
gressives; but there are a good many
old-fashioned people remaining in this
$-governed world, and we are assured
that truth, though presently crushed
to earth, is sure to rise again. In fact,
the truths of history show that her life
is succession of crushings and risings,
ottentimes the period between the
catastrophe and the recovery being in
ordinately long drawn out. 1t is this
that in spite of ever-springing hope
knocks out the efficacy of the poets
assurance: the eternity seemingly nee
essary to the fruition of his promise
belonging to gods, not men.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

The cuckoo journalist is good at
s'fggers." He will show you-by
s'fggers"-how the country was ruin
ed by the Democrats and redeemed by
McHanna. There are "figgers" for
the years so-andso under Democratic
government and here are the s'fggers"
for a like number of years with Hanna
enthroned. Who can fail to be con-
WINGED and convertedP If one were
inclined to follow in that line of 'ar-
gument" how easy to give Democratic
..fggers"-true as gospel-from the
statistics of failures. Read the Zig
gers for the years 1885, 1886. 1887
and 1888, under Cleveland. and the
four years following under Harrison.
They show that In the latter four
years the business failures exceeded
the former to the sum of over one hun
dred and twelve million dollars:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25
letter, saIt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smartiug in
cident to these diseases, is instantly
allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye
and Skin Ointment. Many very bad
cases have been permanently cured by
it. 1t is equally efficient for itching
piles and favorite remedy for nipples.
chapped hands. cbilblaius, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25cts. per box.
For sale by Geo. c. Jacobs.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

AT length the money value of human
life, as varied by the age of the victim,
has been iudicially determined by a
New Jersey Judge, and his finding
timeously and happily supplemented
by Connecticut Judge touching the
conditions attending the quenching of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

Examine the Light Running New
Home" Sewing Machine at Barn
houses. They sell NEW MACHINES
at $i5 and up. If.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

THE Southeast Gazette. of Cape Cir
deau. has just awakened to the fact
that Hon. A. NJ. Dockery is a promi-
nent candidate for Governor. Bro.
Genung only lately arrived in this
state and was not in Southeast Mis-
souri, when Mr.. Dockery passed around
the ..long green" among the Demo
cratic editors. -Bonne TerTe Democrat
Register.
Will the Democrat Register have the
decency and fairness to give the names
of the Democratic editors in Southeast
Missouri whose support Mr.. Dock
cry purchased with the ..long green?
Failing in this the Democrat Register
will stand as a self-confessed falsifier
and slanderer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

In urging the propriety of Judge
Biggs' denomination as Judge of the
st. Louis Court of Appeals his friends
rely on the merits of his work on the
bench. This is as it should be. They
say that if collateral issues are logged
into this campaign, as is now attempt
ed, some persons will get their fingers
mashed. The REGISTER hopes that,
whatever may be developed, both di-
rectly and collaterally, balsam will not
be in demand for any good Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

Fox SALE - Four very desirable
houses on College street. in Arcadia.
Apply to A. Begley. Arcadia, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

Job Work of all kinds at this office.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-01-25

Ed. Register-Owing to the fact tha
news items are very scarce, this CON
munication is short
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-06-27
DLADEM IS A SHIPPER.
Ore is Worth More Than
$1,000 a Car Load.

The first lot Of ore from the Diadem
arrived in Sumpter Monday. 1t consisted
of two tons. That amount will arrive
daily until a car load Is received, when it
will be shipped to smelter for reduction.
Messrs. Warren and Pardee have not yet
decided whether II will be sent to North.
port, Tacoma or Omaha.
This Is sorted rock, and will be worth
about 5000 In gold, besides about five per
cent In copper and considerable lead.
There Is enough ore Of this character on
the dump to continue shipments for a
month. A good wagon road has been
constructed to the mine and hauling Is
now not difficult matter.
Messrs. Warren and Pardee were out
to the mine last week and returned much
elated over the outlook. The men EN-.
ployed there have been stoping for a week
or ten days past. Three car loads of ore
have been sacked, ready for shipment.
While the shaft is only sc feet deep, and
with 48.foot drift on the vein, II now
shows more values proportionally than
almost any prospect In eastern Oregon.
This vein has been traced 1000 feet below
the original workings Of the Dadem
proper. A tunnel has been run In on the
vein to tap the ledge about 1000 feet below
the apex Of the mountain.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-06-27
ORDINANCE NO. "a.
.fF (New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE .AppRoPRlATlNG THE EAST
ONE HUNDRED FEE, OF THE Alley N
SuMPTER. FOR MUNICIPAL BUILDING
PURPOSES. ..r
Be II ordained by the Common Council Of the Town
Of Sumpter.
SECTION :. That the eaSiery one hundred t,oo)
Zee, OF the alley Block Two () In Riverside Add
ton TO the Town oi Snmpier. be and the same Is
hereby appropriated by the said Town Of Sumper Tor
the purpose OF erecting thereon buildings for the use
of said Town of Sumpter.
Passed the Common Louncil June s,i, 1000
Approved: w. n. GLEASON,
Mayor OF the town ot Sumpter.
Attest l.. l.. NAMING.
Recorder OF the Town OF Sumpter
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-06-27
ORDINANCE NO. IS.
New Series.)

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR A PUBLIC
DUMPING GROUND.
Re II ordained hy the Common Council OF the Town
OF Sumpler;
SECTION II shall hereafter he unliwfui Tor any
person to deposit cause to he deposited any rub
fish, refuse waste ot any kind. In any acy road
street or other land owned ry under the control Of
the Town of Sumpier. except upon such Land as the
council may designate as u public dumping ground.
SnCIIoN ?. ANY person violating this ordinance
shall be deemed guilty OF a misiemeanor and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined not less than IS nor
more than $50. or shall I've Imprisoned In the town
jail no, less than days nor more than 40 iays.
Passed the Common Council June 2,i. 1900.
Approved: W. ". GLEASON.
Mayor OF the Town Of Sumptcr
Attest 4. l.. MANNING.
Recorder Of the Town OF Sumpter
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-06-27
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm
heretofore existing under the name Of the
Sumpter Forwarding company has been
dissolved by mutual consent, r. W..
Frame retiring from the firm. W. NJ.
Sterling assumes all Indebtedness against
the old firm and will collect outstanding
bills and continue the business.
K. W. FRAME.
W. N. STERLING.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-06-27
Work Commenced on Brick Blocks.

David Wilson was in town last week,
and he finally completed arrangements for
erecting those brick blocks on south Mill
street. The first to be erected will be the
townsite company's office. This will be
a one story brick, 81 by so feet, contain.
ing two rooms, with handsome front
and plate glass along one side of the
building. Stone for the foundation is now
being delivered. Contractor Daniels,
who is in charge Of the work, thinks he
can have the roof on in thirty days. The
deal was also closed with Mr.. Wilson
whereby he takes possession of the brick
yard formerly operated by G.. Y. Burn.
Immediately on his return from Ontario
he will start operations there and burn as
many brick as possible this season, which
he will put into brick blocks of his own.