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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1900-10-17
FOREST LIEU SELECTION.

No'ic. Is hereby given that A u Hammond bv Frank
- Baltic attorney In TACT whose postothce Is Sumr-
ter. Oregon. has made application To select under
the act o June T. iSo7 no Stats s6) the following
Described tract Beginning at post on the east
side NJ the right fork oi Fruit creek at point about
500 crt tro the forks; thence due west COCO ice'
then due north IT feet thence east ,so feet; thence
south TAO teet thence due east teet thence due
south ,so trci 10 the poin, ot beginning ami whi
uac, when surveyed will comprise the So NV y.
the ne y s~h ani NV y =" ~. sec 20 twp IS. ~
d. W. N.
Within the mex, thirty DAYS from date hereof pro.
tests az contests against the selection on the ground
that the land deSctih~d or any portion thereof, u
more valuable tor Its mineral Than Tor Its timber or
avtc ultusa purposes will he received and noted Tor
report tn the soner o the general Land Office
4. W. BARTlhTJ. Register.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

II was supnosed th.tstba ca,,.as,, ,,s,.o,
swore because he had baen : r,,rss.ar
but II was onl,, opa ~ ~, ra,,,s,,,,.,,,
who had been n y,,,nis,a~ ma H. "a a.
cidedly fallen from grace THE rich, =,
swearing had been I, question ~ go
tinued discussion, aboard sh,n r-ea -,
utive officer swore because he yvo. OH
bile: the navigating ofyicer sx,ora hs,a,,s,
he was jolly and when ina .anta,, -
monstrated with him he said. s.Nvba, cor
/ do? The whole ship-loaa If men arc
swearing eantafn ensivp, and yaa,,s,,
and I've got 10 heat them All ~ .ho,,,
my position. haven't -" However ,hsf
was. excitemen, renerallv fol,o,ras = ruh
lie swearing by the canta,n aycenf a,
one day when the axcitement nrace,iaa 1,
That day the sea was calm ana no,h'
ing was going ON aboard sh,n saya 80,
constant watch az tho hioctaaas ,.,,,a,,
clear. the sun was bright and for so,,,
that appeared over the horizon was tra.
mendously maenifed A nurg ~ srnoka
was seen beyond tha s,.,, -r,a .,d a.,
hands Watched aayar,v - M ar,oar'
anca of n steamer I'm nc cove n,,r,
ins away ana In tha clear Iigh, ~.
lookes like the Creat T,as,arp sha aa,,
no signal faes sho iookad s,r,nga "a
sha bora dour 90 ,ho h,ac,,a, ,,.,,r s,.,,,, s.'.
as straight &c a ale IN aha -, -, $500,
irg largar ard lar.or I'M -. -,
waited braatbIass,,, Co.. Sow 49, go.
the ca,,air Tho os,,cors ~, ~ hnis..
stood watcb,ng nor axaa,,, ,,,,,,ar,,,s
because they con,a not malo har 90,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
IN The\Norld efbook]

allowed TO dictate in the love affairs of
the universe. the ending and SO they
were married and lived happy ever after"
would be much less frequent than II Is
both In life and fiction.
f"The Flower OF the Flock" by w. f.
Norris. so cents. ID. Appleton & Co. For
sale by Lowman & Hanford)
4. Z.
1.-THE Minister'S Guest Is a quite. COM
Portable English tale which belongs to
what might be called the ''tea-cosy"
school OF which Miss Rosa " Carey is
one Of the best known opponents. II Is
all about nice girl and her somewhat
awkward lover who engages himself te
somebody else at his mothers particular
request. When he discovers that his own
affections are fixed on the nice girl.
whose name Is Mamie Burton, he beseech.
es the innexlble Mary to set him free, and
that extraordinary young woman, after
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

to restrain his pride as an American in
the achievements of his country.
("our New Prosperity" BY Ray Stan
nard Baker H.25 Doubleday & Nc
Ciurc Co, For sale by Lowman &c Han
ford)
"The Crisis IN China" is heralded by
the publishers as "a book by experts"
from the North American Review, and
written by men whose knowledge of the
subjects treated IL personal and actual.
George b. smyfh. president OF the Anglo
China college. Foochow. writes about
Causes OF Anti-Forelgn Feeling in
China 80 '"The Powers aud the Partition
OF China" is treated by the Rev. Gil
bert Reid, president Of the International
Institute OF China. Picking; THE strug
gle for Reform in China" by Charles
Johnston late Of the Bengal civil serv-
lee; Political Possibilities IN China" by
Mr.. Barrett. our late minister to Siam.
China and tho Powers" by Lord
Charles Beresford: Mutual Helpfuness
Between China and the United States"
by his excelency Wa Ting Fang. "Ameri-
cas- Interests IN China" ~ Gen. Wilson.
and The American Policy In China" by
Sir Charles Dixie. Robert 4, Lewis con-
A. r. Coiquhoun The Far Eastern
tributes 'Tho Gathering o. the Storm"
Crisls' and " Mlkhailov discusses The
Great Siberian Railway
t'sThe Crisis Ia china" N2S. Harper &
Bros, For sale hy Iowman & Ham
ford)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

By Katherine Elise Chapman. 800 Laird
& Lee Baby Goose" BY Fanny e.
ostrander. 800. Laird & Leo
Z. {. {.
Our New Prosperity is a book of facts
and figures rather than of sentiments
When prosperity is in the air II IS a good
thing now and then to bring It down e
the ground and examine it. The present
volume is not intended TO be complete
review OF the conditions in the Individual
branches of industry, but the author has
omitted none of the important facts and
statistics in any department OF activity.
taking up in detail transportation. iron
and steel, the cattle trade, wheat exports,
stocks and bonds. etc. The author con.
fesses that he has found II difficult
task in rejecting the present remarkable
conditions Of business confdenA and
hopefulness. TO avoid undue optimism and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
CONSULT THE DOCTOR. BLOCK OPPOSITE SEATTLE HOTEL

n you are suffering fr ON any OF the d'ssns~
peculiar to your sex G all on Or write IA ~
will lei you just VIVA can be dons Zoe ~
My medicines Used In treatment Of thsss ~
eases are OF purely egetable IatrTs ana -
not intnre The most deli cate person. but thy n
strengthen tho organs that perfect ~
healthy action Is produced. thereby scoFsss11o
all troubles and diseases q. and they win tfn6 =
the most shattered and hr oken-down consutulim
and bring back that heal IN, strength and beosp
which every woman snoul possess
This old reliable doctor viii consult with ~
free OF charge and tell y on your disease wtho4
asking you question He also furnlthe1 n
OF buying medicines at he drug stosea He ~
give you references OF any remarkable curW =
has made on this Coast by leading bankee -
business men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

pointing out to him the deficiencies In
character OF the girl OF his choice OBJ
serves calmly, My mind was made up
months ago and have seen no reason to
alter its decision. | am thinking Of your
highest good. James. and shall not give
YOU up"
II not unnaturally rcqAires the interpo-
sition of Providence to break of such
a proposed match as this, since. obvious
~. no merely human agency can cope
with the rcd0ubtnble Mary Leek. Provi
dence does interfere and the course OF
true love runs as smoothly as Is consis-
tent with the best interests of the novel.
reading public. There is a good deal OF
careful character study In the book, which
Is good % its Kind.
('rhe Minister'S Guest" BY Isabel
Smith. 90 cents. u. Appleton COD
The holiday season has set in early and
with great vlrulence. Among the chill
dren's books gorgeously printed ia many
oolors arc MIR Bunny His Book"
volume OF nonsense rhymes published
by the saalheld Company, Of Akron
Ohio, Baby Goose" and "rhe Fairy
Night's Dream" published by Laird &
Lee. Of Chicago. In each Of these the text
II superior 70 the Illustrations which are
one hopes-too violent and too gorgeous
10 satisfy the aestheticAlly minded latter
day child.
C'air Bunny, His Book" by Adah L.
sutton. ugs. The saAlaeld Co, "A Fairy
Nights Dream, or the Horn of oberon.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

tion of the Rubaiyat. which NJ. F. Mans
field is about TO issue. The work will be
presented in the form OF a brochure, Uni
form in size and style with the edition
OF Rudyard Kiplings ''Recessional' is
sued by Mr.. Mansfield The little book is
issued in limited edition in cloth and in
an edition of leo copies in paper
wrapper
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
HE Cured My
Consumption"

Doctor Reeves cured me ~ con-
sumption after two doctors had given
me 40 20 die. Ills Discovery Is eer-
tainly an absolute cure for uonaump-
consumption 80 u Or. Reeves for he
IS the only doctor ! have ever heard
Of that could really cure eonSump-
ton"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
lie Cured Me
81 Deafneoo,

My deafness came % shyr
years eeu wifh hsd finginx bassS Y
the head. which troubled ne UseX
in Conversation ! bs9 70 Ssh
90 raise thels voices n sp*e7s ~
hear the sound ~ voices has Ms9w
ROT catch W8ee Ny hoarin9 nvs$$
improved under yr Heevss yest.~
] naa bear coed ane the fsnxlng
have entirely stepped
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
"He Cured Ne Of Catarrh"

Il had caiarTh for long time. n
affected my ear and throat and there
we're gTowtha IN my rosa Doctor
F2~eves New Treatment - stlens
did never tried anything that ala
me 80 much good ! am recommend
inE 20 all nay friends"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

"a Book for An Readers" ~ the title
OF work By Ainaw0rth r. Spoffnrd.
former librarian OF the Congressional liz
brary. Tho title IS certainly comprehen-
sive. and Il IL not misleading. The vol
ume should appeal 20 Librarians. collec-
tors. hlhiiomanlacs and book people 81
every sort.
Mr. Spofferd has probably. during his
lifetime, handled more books than any
other author ia the country. He should
have absorbed through tho covers AZ
least. enough experience go an large
tome on the subiec, he has undertaken.
There Will hc q chapter on the choice
q books, with an eye 20 their exteriors:
also With reference Go their interiors.
though that Is matter q be settled be-
tween a man ara hts own conscience.
For the collector there are chapters on
the art % bookbinaing. eu the existence
of old prints, follns. etc: the student will
ina chapter en- the art % reading; the
librarian. ca tha art 81 classification and
the history - libraries. while IN addi-
tlon 90 these things there T. a history %
copyright laws and "a discussion ~ the
International copEfiEht question. with a
treatment % many ether subjects near
of Kin.
Doda, Mead & Co. announce a work on
The Chinese Problem hy Chester Yfoi-
eombc. author of The Real ChiuAman."
Mr. HQleCmbo was connected With the
United States legation az Picking, China.
as Interpreter ana secrctarT ANA IN other
capacities, from iSTi 90 ISIS. and since
that timo he has been concerned with
extensive commercial and financial qucs-
lions in that ccuufry In his new book
he deals with the peculiar character and
conditions 81 the Chinese whlrh have pro-
dgced the present uprising. These people
arc devoted to an sorts of secret socie-
ties for social political rhilanthropic
and other purposes. and every uprising
or disturbance in mndern China has been
hrought about by such an organization.
Mr.. Holcombe thiAks that the Chinese are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

Marvellous results Of he rev method Of esle
Importance OF attending TO diseases In ne raW
stages We furnish masters and medicines fos pels.
flying the breath. inpariin & thereto pissssnl ~
agreeable cdor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
Head

''Dr Reeves treatment y m1fy0.
Gus. My trouble cams rn ave ysesy
ago. ! would have neuralgia ~ ~
heed every afternOen al efP8
Sometimes II would come on N -
morning. II was always worse sMs
! cauEiR cold. and / caught ee,d e4asV'
DR. Reeves cured me."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
Out-cf-Tcwn People

People afflicted with any disease
whatsoever should write 10 Doctor
Hseves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

One of the most interesting articles In
the September Brush and Pencil" deals
with ''Chinese Art and Life in San Fran
cisco" The author has hardly exhausted
the subject, however, as indeed. within
the limits of a magazine article it would
be difficult to do.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

The Best Books About Music is the
title OF an article by James Huueker in
the September Book-Buyer. Mr.. Huneker
Is one Of the best guides to be found
along this path.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
Throat

Il went 10 Dr. Reeves heeAyee -
sister bad BEEN led rsi6estefV!y "A
him. lie cured me ~ a kers she2N
and headache Ny head aen<1 ezyfz
day for months. and ] espl3 30
any relief
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
Bronchial Tubes

Doctor Reeves cured my cough.
have rot had a cough or = cold this
winter feel well and my friends
remark hos wrsi I ioak I hreaths
freely. ] eat we'll sleep well and fesl
we'll had Brpngblfis."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09
Lungs

'tDf Reeves method ~ Inhalation
was inst what I needed. / sataof
tselve rounds IA weight IN two
months have had no hsmorrhaKs
slrsrs. Ny cough ~ less frequent. Ny
appetite has returned The treatment
has sore wore for me than any fhat
eret trt1 ! had LING TROUBLE
Just ike a deaf mgte" -- Doctor
Reeves restored ms hearing pEifeetfy
Cured II ASTHMA contacted ia cary
youth, by pr Reeves
Took her eisfers advice and was
cured % Sore Threat ~ DR. Reeves
She had endured three hemgrrtlAges
from her iungs-eEfed by Or. Reeves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-09

NC Cdfcu NY Eye -
NY eyes were - hsa \ 80 = III ~
reading entirely Ths dsxxinfs u
biursinN ard rain afnan1 ~
.naae ne fear 'etai I sa.ssss. u ~ ~
sess = ,@ytst,st, 1orasffA ] ~
nov 80 good. and best % y. 90 Nv. 80
with .camfosL ! waz eerey y .ss.ssr.4
tims wNHe other dgT,efs tsnsns1
With my eyes f0f me psss 81 ss"ss
sra Thought she has eaksfFA
rsrosghisi. sna DYspspsia ssfsa y
Br Reeves, ..aasSe1
snG ssesFhi ,aning DF. Hssse' =
her -. naresy
restored kis E eht - -
lie feared hat hs vas xyan
eonsagnption-Cbred ~ ~. Va, ooss
TfnabI~ 20 hfaathe fIfpa&A "@'
shN went 10 TJr Reeves - 49,
pr Reeves treated his stcsnssa
eeHffuily.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
THE GULLEYS IN CHANUTE
Their Marvellous Work.

They are the only noted healers ir
the world who have never been assail.
ed by the press; the only ones who
have the endorsement of the ministry
of all churches; the only ones who
have gold. medals to prove theil as
sertions: the only ones who will show
you 1900 Endorsements from promi-
nent people in one vicinity; the only
ones who can show you 100 strong and
sworn testimonials in one neighbor-
hood.
Mrs. Gully is one of the greatest
clairvoyants of the century, as fifty Of
Chanute's citizens can testify. She
tells past, present and future; in re-
gard to your health she will tell every
ache or pain, the condition of every
organ of the body. With her X-ray
eyes she sees the circulation of the
blood just as IL there were no fleshy
covering. She is the wonder of the
century. She never takes penny I'M
less she proves her power. Skeptics,
men Of science, investigate before you
condemn.
Mrs. Gulley cures all durable female
diseases.
DR.. Gulley cures catarrh in all of its
forms, seminal weakness. lost man.
hood, stomach, kidney and liver
troubles. Eighty per cent of so called
incurables can be cured with natural
cure.
Here for one more week, Rooms,
125 South Main street, at residence of
Mr.. Mitchell. Office hours, $50 a. m.
to p. N. Consultation free,
"a Their greatest lecture and phre-
biological Readings at land stand Sat-
urday night. Ladies especially in
vited.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
Kansas Is all Right.

We publish below a short extract
from letter written by Bessie Mills
who is visiting her sister away up in
Northwest Colorado, to Vyrle Turner
ave reached Grace's and .Jim's
Tuesday evening, was glad, we were
so tired ana dirty. the roads were SC
dusty and hot. We have not seen a
rain since we left home People say
the wind does not blow here in Colo
RADIO, but that is where they are off;
the wind blows lots harder hear than
at home. 1t has been hot enough to
roast eggs till yesterday and it was
cold enough for ne to wear little
jacket, and last night we had a frost
so l could write INV name on things
but il was not cold enough to hurt
anything. On my wagon trip saw
some sage chickens, prairie dogs chip
mucks, ground hogs, deers and mag
pie birds"
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
Petered.

The Daily Democrat of lola has sus-
pended. 1t only took the proprietors
few months to learn that they could
not make daily pay.
Scott with the Register seems to
about occupy the field.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27

+ Those who live on farms are espec-
tally liable to many accidental cuts,
burns and bruises which heal rapidly
when Billiards. Snow Lin1inent is ap-
Piled. Price, Is aud SO cents. Sold
by G. P. Wilder.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
Card of Thanks.

We desire TO thank the neighbors
and frlenbs who so kindly assisted rs
during the sickness anC death OF our
father, VIM. Stanlield.
MR. AND Mas. II. { TODD.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27
+ t CHIT + CHAT 1

Col. Carpenter beats Aguinallo as
a runner.
The Neosho county boys would not
tolerate a Wilson county man for
Senator this time.
Alva Clark of lincoln was both
seen and heard at the convention In
Chanute last Monday.
There was large attendance of the
representative men Of Wilson county
at the Senatorial convention.
Credit Ben Roc for whatever good
you may lind in the Blade this week,
and John for allthc kusscdness.
The Senatorial convention in Cha
mute last Monday was quite lively
affair for time to have so tame an
ending.
The Free Silver Republican state
convention is composed OF % delegates
about half of them from Bourbon Co.
Don't they make Il deal of a howl for
such small crowd?
Editor John Roe has jrst been ad-
nit ted to the Neosho county bar.
We mean he has been admitted to the
practice of law, of course good
Democratic editor would not ask ad-
mission to any other kind Of bar.
Prof. John O'Connor has accepted
position under Frank Vaughn in Dem
yer and gone to assume his new du-
ties. Neosho county thus loses one of
her brightest and most popular young
men, and the teaching profession one
of its most successful members. John,
we are sorry to miss the sight of that
smiling, open countenance on our
streets, but feel relieved from the ne
cessity Of saying all those mean things
about you we would have been con-
strained to say had you persisted in
being a candidate this fall.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1900-07-27

If you want your watch to run, take
it TO the new jewcler-all work guar
anteed or money refunded.-Dr. J. w.
Phillips.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-29
KILL that PAIN

In our announcement this week, call your attention
to words of praise from of Detroits wellknown cit
izens who has used Lightning Painkiller with
markable results. We have thousands like this, from
people who have suffered the tortures of neuralgia rheu
matism toothache collie burns, bruises sprans and
binary everyday accidents We have named this rene
dy Lightning Painkiller, simply because it all
kinds of pain internal and external to disappear like the
ghtnings FASH We offer $1,000 cash for its equal
1t contains opium, ammonia capsicum any poi
sonous drugs and can be taken internally externally
by children chronic nvalids without any bad effects
Why you suffer day after day with the various pains
to which the flesh is heir, when you purchase
edy for 25 cents that will bring you immediate relief and
which if used according to directions will permanently
cure Our remedies all guaranteed to do just what
we claim for Them and we stake name and reputa-
ton upon this statement. We go still further, and en-
close in every dollar package of our preparations dollar
draft which be cashed by any dissatisfied purchaser
This is certainly fair proposition, and prove that
mean just what say If you suffering from any
sort of pain go your druggist and purchase
% cent bottle and insist that he gives you lightning
Pankiller.
We have had our goods on sale in Wichita but
short time, and the demands for Lightning Painkier
as we'll as our Mulls Pioneer Kidney Cure have grown
to proportions They for sale in Wichita
by all druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-08-29

More than thirty bands and drum and
bugle corps furnished music Tor the pa
raiders.
The parade organized az Camp Pingrce
Major General Carnahan rode at ihe
head, mounted ON Governor Piusree
splendid chestnut riding horse and fol-
lowed by his stan Of forty mounted Ollie
ers. Indiana had the right % line. and
her five regiments made an imposing ap-
pearance. Following came tho brlgades
and regiments from Illinois. Wisconsin,.
Virginia. District Of Columbia. Georgia,
Minnesota. Connecticut. New Hampshire
Rhode Island, Michigan, New Brunswick
New York. Iowa. Pennsylvania, Wet
Virginia Massachusetts. Kentucky, Ca
fornia. Ohio, Missouri and Kansas and
the Canadian battaiisns. with numerous
smaller commands attached u brigades
from states other than their own. One
Of the novel features was troop OF
mounted cavalry from S. Joseph. Mo,
equipped IN regulation cavalry style An
ether was the Wheeling. w Va. battery
Of artillery. with guns. calssous AMI ac-
coutrernents Lodges o. TJthigns fron
Detroit and adjacent towns brought up
the rear with several displays inciudinE
floats CARRYING scenes representing incl
dents I'm ythiau lore. \ de,egatloa q
1N from SIT clemens furnlshe1 The anus
ing feature. The men were clad in bath
robes and followed a float carrying a
huge bath fub. Supreme Chancellor sam
pie reviewed the parade from stand
erected IN front Of che city hau.
But one session ~ the supreme lodge
was held today Little business was
transacted beyond Che reading Of the Of
hcers' reports and their references 20
committees. Fifty-hve grand chancellors
we're given the supreme lodge degrees.
Tonight the officers and ladies o. the
main and auxiliary orders were rendered
an excursion aboard a Detroit ferry
steamer.