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75G for 89G Silks.

24-inch MORE VELOUR. i'm
white, with black dots and black
with white dots woven in. One OF
the SWEETEST silks for handsome
waists and costumes. Special price
"a yard, Toe.
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TIC for GinghamS.

200 pieces OF 32-inch DRESS
GINGHAMS. in a good variety OF
blue pink and oX-blood
stripes; also in plain blue. &c
pink. and Oxford Special ~
value at-......-...-.----- =
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&c for l24e MattingS.

80 rolls Of HEAVY CHINA NAT
TING. i'm "a complete line Of stripes.
plaids. and checks. an closely
woven. and sell regularly for
l2l.c per yard Monday, &C. or
S2.4S per roll Of 40 Yards.
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Assumes Duties Tomorrow.

A. 3. Hayes. recently appointed So
liCitor for the Internal Revenue Ser
vice, and whose home is in Ogden. Utah.
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&c for 1870 Swiss.

80 pieces Plain WHITE SWISS:
80 inches wide; sheer quality for
evening dresses; 1212c grade; re-
duCed 10 g1kc.
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49C for Table Linen.

Extra heavy weight CREAM
GERMAN DAMASK. the heavy
twillcd weave. making 80 four
times the ordinary weight Of dam
asks. consequently viii wear just
that much longer All new EnH
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L6C for Drawers.

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SIC for Zoe White Goods.

% pieces WHITE CORDED
NATNSOOE; 26 inches wide; for
underwear and shirt waists. Zoe
value. for Monday. j5,c.
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NOVEL COSTUME OF LADY
CONSTANCE STIRS CAIRO
Appears at Masquerade in Abbreviated
Garb, as Egyptian Syce.

CAIRO. March 14-Lady Constance
Mackenzie. who figured prominently in
the social doings in Florida last win
ter. has caused a whirl Of comment on
account Of the scanty costume she wore
az recent masQue ball at the Gezireh.
where she appeared as an Egyptian syce.
a syce is Hindoo servant who runs
besides his masters carriage. and is
trained 10 trot for hours without tirins.
Often his raiment is nothing more than
gtrdle for the Ioins. but usually pc
wears a calico costume that reaches
from the shoulders not quite TO the
knees.
Lady Constance has EXQUISITE feet.
shapely ankles. well-roundod limb. and
a dimple knee. In her remarkable cos
tune she was the center OF attraction.
accompanied by Miss Bainbridge. who
appeared as a dragOman.
Lady Constance was I'm America last
year she was the guest Of William G.
whitney al Aiken. and took a prominent
part in all out-of- door sports. She fol-
lows the hounds in capital style. and
late in tho season was thrown and seri-
osuly hurt.
She Is great swimmer and has taken
several prizes and medals In the London
tanks Her ravorite costume is OF brigh-
green with tartan trimmings IN honor OF
her Scotch blood.
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32C for Mohawk Sheets.

500 dozen or 54xso MOHAWK
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hand torn and ir0ned; each \ NJ
sheet has the Mohawk mill ~
ticket. extra good value. - -
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Zoe for 1870 PaFGaIa.

5 cases or full vard-@lde SOFT
FINISHED PERCALE.-- "a N. neat
black and white and blue stripes
and figures. and polka dots. suit
able for waists and dress 1nH
cs- regular 12i5c quality; N
Monday Observation-Disclosures. "
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1876 for Pillow Gases.

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23C Tor Towels.

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The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-10-21
SUN MONS.


IN tte Iwcut Couft OF the state o' oregon 'of
the County o' bakef.
X /. Graves, piainiH.
vs..
L. J. Dwyer, Viola N Dwyer.
Ia. Turk AMI Minot Austin.
Defendants.
r.u n,., vi,,. A D,y., an, NIro, Au.,r
m. .roY.'r.mss s.,.ni,n,s '""'
O.
In the name OF the S1e oi oregon leu are
hereby required to appear and answer 'he com
plain, MED against YOU IN the scose enueS cause on
os before the ID day os Oeeempct. 'vob wheh - the
date Of the last publication o' ns summons; as pre-
setted IN the order mads ~ me Sounv Ju1gs OF
baket county. STATE o. oregon. 'ot 'ne uohesuon
hereof and you ta. 80 20 eppeas AnS ansses se,s
eomp'an, the platinum WI. .. 'hs ssphauon o' sa,d
time. spp'y 70 he court Ios ,he seme. piayed Io' ~
the complaint hstem. namely 'ns ludgm.M ce
entered against said deienian'' e. Usysi. .o' me
smoun, Sus on tne gsomsso'y no'e se, Io.y :" .
eomp'sins attorneys ices AM eosn. 70 WI. me
sum o'SvS WIN 'nteteN thsseon Iom tne ietn Jay
OF January. iVos. ~ he tste o' 10 pes sen. pei an
mum. N. further sum OF $50 as smosnsy ices 70 %
allowed cy 'he court hese'n. ana me eos's sns sn
purse" snts os hs su, ana 'hat me same ee aee'ees
10 re nrN and prior "sn upon me psoPe'y ss-
st'ced IN es's Somp'snN' s"s W ~ m"'fsksm me.s
" " set 'osshi so..' 70, = 10 uIoes J" Sumpss
Heights. MetSe0s Addiuon TO me Town. NOV S,v
Of Sumptet. - the same 70 shown on me pat hsreoi
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a double taxation. As stated in The
Miner several days since. It is the
opinion Of lawyers here, that in the
case OF mining companies, the law
can be nullifled for another reason ;
that the capital stock Of mining
company is no index to the value Of
the property owned, and that con-
stitutional taxation must necessarily
be based on some system Of proper
tional valuation.
One point, which seems to have
been overlooked and which The
Miner thinks will play an important
part, should the law be upheld and
the state attempt to force collection
Of the tax. 1t IL this; very large
per cent Of the properties owned by
mining companies, probably ninety.
are not patented and, according to
national aud state laws, In order to
retain title IL is necessary to do a
certain amount Of work annually.
Suppose copmany refuses to pay
the fee, fails to do the assessment
work and resorts to that method,
which is known to have been
practiccd In some districts, relo-
cation, how does the state propose
to collect? II IL takes possession
OF claim while the company's
title IL unimpaired, 1t will have to
do that work itself, In order to hold
the claim and cash In. That pro-
ccdure would bankrupt the state In
five years.
In the light Of all these facts and
theories. II would seem that min
Ing company would DO throwing
money away to pay that unjust tax.
withdrawing, II IL said that the
Eddy law has already yielded
revenue Of more than 100000.
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IL looks m II panicy times were
imminent In the East. Speak iDg
Of the downward movement in Wall
street, Henry Clews says that IL rep.
resents u ahrinkage Of fully o., 500, .
100000. He goes on to observe :
$50 etxensive aud rapid u shrinkage
IN this is nothing less than u panic Of
the severest type; and while concen-
trated banking interests have, forum.
ately, been able to prevent u crash
and M save the country from vastly
worse disaster. II has not been able
to prevent drastic read justment Of
credit" Tho great west hears these
premonitory rumblinRs Of u Hnan-
cial carsh In the east with more or
less oOmplacency. So far, II IL un-
affected by the conditions In the east
The money has not left the country;
IL IL still In the hanks, and the
shrinkaRs In industrial securities
merely represents falling away from
fictitious or arbitrary standards.
The movement will have u tendency
to send capital To other fields for In
vestment, and may help To develop
the wonderful res0uIces Of the great
Heat
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NOTICE.
United StateS Land Once.
La Gsande, Oregon, October =. 1901,

Notice Is hereby given that the Aztec Land and
Cattle Company. Limited. whose postofhee address
Is IS Broad street. New York City did on the 7,h day
Of October 1901. make applicable select under the
act OF June =. iSo, (,o Stat. ,o). the following de-
scribed tract
The southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
State Of Oregon.
That the purpose Of this notice Is to allow all per.
sons claiming the selected lands. under the mining
laws. desiring 10 show II to be minevai In charac
ter an opportunity to file objections to such seec-
,on with the officers Of the u S. Land Office. at la
Crande. Oregon. within thirty days after the i4th
day OF October 1904. As TO establish their Interest
therein or the mineral character thereof.
e. w. DAVIS, Register.
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sum KoNs.
In The Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon for
Baker County,

In the Circuit Court Of the State Of Oregon for
Baker County.
S. Rusk. Plaintiff,
vs..
Oregon King Cold Mining
Company. . Corporation.
Defendant
To Oregon King G,ld Mining Company. q eorpor-
alton. the above named defendant
IN the NAME or TINE STATE or OREGON; You are
hereby required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you In the above entitled action on or
before the sd dsv Of De emter. 1904, the same being
the last day Of the time prescribed In the crder duly
made snd entered In the above entitled action Of the
i4th day Of October. 1904. by the Hon. W. W. Ira
william. Judge Of the County Cou,t Of Baker county.
Oregon. Tor the publication Of this summons and y
you fall TO appear and answer Tor want thereof.
the plaintiff wn apply to the above entitled Court
Tor JUDGMENT against you lot the sum Of Ssi7 90
and Interest thereon at per cent per annum from
and aite' the roth day Of September. 1904. and Tor
an order for the sale OF attached properly. and Tor
his costs and disbursements - this action and for
accryng costs
And YOU are further notified that October the srst
Is the FIRST date Of publication Of this summons. and
ne date of December I'd. 'oo,. Is the last date Of
Of publication thereof.
c. n. McCOLLOCH.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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nnsER LAND. ACT JUNE .. U1s.-HoIicG Eoa
PvOticArioH.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office.
Ia Grande oregon. Sept az. 1901,
Notice Is hereby given that Tn compliance with the
provisions Of the act OF congress OF June 1875. en-
titled IAN act for the sale OF timber lands In the states
Of California. oregon. Nevada and washington Ter.
.tory. as extended to a the Public Land States BY
BY act Of Aus ust =. lSos.
ELIZABETH RICHARDS.
Of Sumpter. county Of Baker. state Of Oregon. has
this day filed In this office her sworn statement No.
Sec. - and sex SEX Of Sec. No. II In Tp. No. 10 5.
range No. - swM. and Will offer proof TO show that
the land sought 10 more valuable Tor Its timber or
llsh her claim to said land before Charles H.
Chance. 5. comnissioness At Sunpter. Oregon.
on Saturday. the 18th day Of December. ,eos
Ralph Mead. Walter l. Sparks. Byron wss,hertosd.
all Of Sumptes. Oregon.
Any and eli persons Claiming adversely the above.
described lands are requested 10 fle their claims a
this o0eGea o. before saiA .sth day OF Dec. ,sos
&. W. 6AaIL1vT. Register.
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Tho capitalist who will undertake
the construction Of electric lines to
the noighboring mining camps
tributary to Sumpter will not only
impart u substantial impetus to the
mining industry here, hut will lay
the foundation of an enter prise which
In bound To yield substantial returns.
Sumpter is tho center. aud natural
base Of supplies for large mining
country which is practically In its
infancy mn far as development IL con-
cerned. Hundreds of these prop.
critics will In tho near future become
producers. This means heavy ship
ments of ore and concentrates to the
Sumpter smelter, aud the hand ling
of an Increased amount 0f supplies.
Wagon transportation 10 slow,
cumbersome and involves such = great
expense M to cripple the industry.
to . csrtain extent. For instance
take tho amount Of freight handled
between here ssd the Cracker Creek,
and Cable Cove distriots. and this
forms . bssis on which to estimate
the protit which won Id accrue to an
electric line tapping these districts.
II would certainly prove good In.
vestmcnt, aud the situstion presents
an attractive held for the man or
company who has tho capital to
undertake the enterprise.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR VACATION
OF STREETS AND ALLEYS.

N.I.. 4. L....., .,.... M :. m. c..-...-. r--,.-
Nou.e ne'eey gwen NAV ms SumpIei iowhste
Sompamy. La, so'po,auGn. wv AZ regular meet.
~ o' he Sommon Soume" o' ne Sy o. Sumptes'
Otegon. 70 &c heId on ne ',,h day oi Novemoes.
ISot pIesen' 70 ssa eouneM US Peuuon p!sy'nR Ios
ms SsSsuo" =. ee'",n poIt'ons 1I eeuA'n sWeets
sna .usSH. suuae IN sna Iu9n'nk mtougn me
Ssump.sI IownM.e synaIeaMs SECOND Addiuon 10
me "Sn. nov Sy o' Sumpe,; nsse, county. Cte-
Eo". me psIs q. s"esn sna swevs 70 Ge xsesed oe'
'ng snown ~ g,n p'eP.,ea oy y. T. rennes. en-,
v'"ssIi s"nuss: ~, 20 W .. Ws % %.ump,ev Nsee cco'se:
y" u'e w WV omee " 'ne S'V HeeotIH o' I'VE Ivy
sooSs' o%'s. "o nn' ere more particularly deserved As
'nst oiuon oI .ne snsy running .n,ougn n'oek BLOC.
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United States Land Office.

Ia Gsands. Oregon. Sept. %. 1901,
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
provisions OF the act OF congress OF June Is,s
titled An act Tor the sale Of timber lands In the states
Of California. oregon. Nevada and washington Ter.
ritory. As extended 10 oil the Public Land States BY
act Of August =. ises.
WALTER n. SILvERTOOTH.
Of Whitney. county Of Baker. state Of Oregon. has
sssa. tor the purchase OF the wv mex. nv nwK
Of section No, . In township No. 10 south. range
No. 70 swM. and will offer proof to show that the
than Tor agricultural purposes and to establish his
claim TO sAt land before Charles n. Chance. U. S.
eommissonsr. Al Sumpter. Oregon. on Saturday. the
X. % names NJ ss WITNESSES; % William Palmer. Charlie.
n. Scheps,er. Joseph r. Walker. Marshall K.
Young. all OF Whitney. Oregon.
Any and ail persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are requested 10 file their claims Ia
this once on or before xaid 18th day OF Dec. 1901,
e. w. BARILETT. Register.
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The district attorney ut Portland.
ut the request Of the secretary Of
state, nv provided by law, has insti-
tuted proceedings against two indus.
trial companies there. to force tho
collection Of the annual license
fee imposed by tho obnoxious Eddy
bill on corporations. These com.
panies refused to pay the fee on the
ground that the measure IL unconsti.
tutionsl; because Il exempts certain
corporations. aud also that II imposes
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE }. rs,s.-sorics FOL
PUBLICATION.
United States LAND Once,


La Grande. Oregon. Sept %, I9orS
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the
titled "An act tor the sale OF timber lands In the states
Of California. oregon. Nevada and washington Terri
tory. as extended to oil the Public Land states by
act Of August Z. isos.
JOSEPH R. WALKER.
Of Whitney. county Of Baker. state Of Oregon. has
this day filed In this ONCE his sworn statement No.
soo1. 'or the purchase Of the w nek. sex mex
section - 4 swk nwx Of section No. Z, In township
No 10 south. range No. 70 ewM. and will offer proof
to show that the land sought Is more valuable tor
It's timber OF stone than Tor agricultural purposes.
and TO establish his claim to said land before
Charles n. Ihance. U. S. commissioner. At Sump-
ter. Oregon. on Saturday. the Isth day Of December.
tSoJ
he names as witnesses: Marshal K. Young. VIII
liam Palmer. Burton w. Miller. James Warren. all
OF Whitney, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
descrbeJ LANDS are requested TO tile their claims In
this Office on or before said ish day OF Dec. 1901,
Z. W. BARTLETT. Register.
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ,. Is,s-Norics FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Land Once.

= United States Land Once.
Ia Grande. Oregon. Sept sS. 1901,
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance with the
provisions OF the act Of congress OF June 1875 en-
titled An act for the sale Of timber lands n the States
Of California. Oregon, Nevada. and Washington
Territory as extended to all the Public Land States
BY act Of August Z. r8os.
BYRON WEATHERFORD.
Of Sumpter. county Of Baker. state Of Oregon. has
this day filed In this once his sworn statement No.
$685. for the purchase Of the ne Of section No. -
In township No. TO s., range No. % EWM. and will
offer proof to show that the land sought Is more val
liable for Its timber stone than for agricultural
purposes. and TO establish his claim to said land be.
tore Chasles n. Chance. U. S. Commissioner at
Sumpter. Oregon. on Saturday. the rsth day Of De-
cember. 1901
He names a. Witnesses: Charles Gardner. John
Calhoun. James Worley. Of McEwen. Ore; Alvin
p. Jones. Of Sumpter. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described lands requested to file their claims In
this once on or before said isth day OF Dec.
1903.
E.W. BARTLETT. Register.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-10-21

The celebrated Gund' s-'the beer Of
good cheer''-slways for sale at Dun.
phys The Clmh
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Shoes Of all kinds ut Neill Mercantile
cOmpRny's.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-08
TURKISH GOVERNMENT DECIDES
TO ADOPT EXTREME MEAS.
UREs IN MACEDONIA.
FEARED MASSACRES ARE INEVITABLE
REPORTED ALBANIAN SOLDIERS
WILL BE USED AGAINST
REvoLUTIONISTS.

Constantinople, Aug. 7.-Consular
advices received here from Monastir
indicate that the situation in Mace
donia is constantly growing worse.
At meeting of the ministers it has
been decided to adopt measures of eX-
treme severity in order to suppress
the revolution. 1t is reported that AL
banian troops will be employed, in
which event massacres are almost in
evitable.
The Bulgarian patriarch was sum-
moned to the Yildiz palace Wednesday
and urged to make final appeal to his
flock to deliver their arms and thereby
avert bloodshed.
The menacing attitude of the Kurds
in Armenia is causing increased alarm
at Erzeroum, Bitlis and Kharput. 1t
Is asserted in some quarters that the
authorities are secretly arming the
Kurds, while endeavoring to convict
the Armenians of revolutionary inten.
tiOnS.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-08
DENOUNCED BY LAFoLLETTE.
Corporate Control Menaces Existence
of the Government.

Des Moines, Aug. 7.-Governor La
toilette of Wisconsin addressed large
crowd at the Colfax assembly near
here. Many Des Moines people at
tended. The governor, in a spirited
and decided manner, scored corporate
influences and declared that the Unit
ed States senate is a millionaires club
and that there is even danger of the
Declaration Of Independence being
nulhfed in practically every particu-
lar as applied against public service
corporations. The governor said:
"The gravest danger menacing the
government today is the overbalancing
control of city, state and national leg,
islatiVe bodies by wealth and power
Of public service corporations.
Governor Lafollette was more than
usually denunciatory and spared moth
ing in his generalization. He was fire.
Quently interrupted by applause.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-08
ROOT At OYSTER BAY.
War Department Affairs Thoroughly
Discussed.

Oyster Bay, L. l., Aug 7.-Secretary
of War Root, after a lengthy confer.
ence with the president, left for Wash
ington during the day. This probably
is the last visit Of Secretary Root to
President Roosevelt before the secre-
tary leaves for England to attend the
session Of the Alaskan boundary COM
mission. He will sail Saturday, Aug.
g.
The president and the secretary of
war discussed at some length some
points which have arisen regarding the
operation of the general staff of the
army. 1t is understood to have been
decided that Major General Corbin,
for a time at least, will continue to
perform the duties of adjutant general
of the army in addition to his work as
second in command to the chief of
staff, Major General Young
While Secretary Root discussed
thoroughly with the president the Lit
tauer-Lyon glove contract case no in
formation is obtainable as to the re-
suit OF the conference.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-08-08
MARKET is STEADIER
GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES OF
SECURITIES ON NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE.
FURTHER FAILURES WERE EXPECTED
OPENING WAS RATHER EXCITED
AND HEAVY SALES CAUSED
WIDE DECLINES.

New York, Aug. THE stock mar
ket opened rather excited and there
were wide declines in number Of
securities, caused presumably by fears
of further failures. After the first few
minutes trading 1t became apparent
that supporting orders in the market
leaders had been placed and the tone
became steadier. The selling was
especially strong in Missouri Pacific,
Baltimore and Ohio and Atchison,
while ST. Paul. Southern Pacific, New
York Central and Pennsylvania showed
support.
Shortly after IL o'clock the official
announcement was made that all
sheets had gone through the Stock Ex-
change clearinghouse without diff
Guilty, thus indicating that all brokers
had been able to meet their obliga-
tions
The market turned steady in the
afternoon and buying became as ami
mated as the selling had been in the
morning. The earlier losses of / to Q
points were generally transformed
into net gains of to over 2 points.
New York Central st. Paul, Missouri
Pacific, Southern Pacific, Wabash pre-
ferred and Amalgamated were con-
cpicuous features of the rally and
these stocks rose from to 2% over
the previous nights level. The alb
sence of any failures and the cessa-
tion of the selling out of collateral in
loans prompted the large short inter-
ests to cover. There was occasional
selling to realize on the rally, but it
was without notable effect on prices.