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German Specialist
On Stomach, Kidney, Blood and Private Dis
eases; Nervous Debility and Chronic niseases
Medicine furnished Consultation free Phone
East BIN s. Z. COR. SIXTH and f SIS n
W. Hours 10 TO l. 4 to o.
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The next round VIII be played tomor-
row night
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April %, %, 70, %.
June q. p. %. y.
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To Prevent Gifts.

Max Fleischmann is responsible for a
rule which will cut out the presentation
OF gifts to players on the ball field
The rival schedule committees were
wrestling all day and did not reach a
final agreement until 6 o'clock. The
American League men held a meeting
last night at which they ratified the
Dlaving dates and tho rules
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Successful treatment Of diseases pronounce
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and catarrhal diseases treated by new method
Medicines furnished. Consultation free
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Phone North. s5SF-dav or night ion q,
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June 30; July ]. 2
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Do Loans on furniture. pianos,
etc, on the most liberal tsrlrs
YOU ever offered in this city. No
removal or publicity. II you
urAur owe any other company and
want more money we VII let
o,- you have it without delay.
MONEY? Private once.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN co.
61o F St. N. W.
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At Detroit.

June 10. 10. Il. IS, 10
Aug. Is. Is, Il.
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as members" Of an order being 'com
posed of professional and business men
but this in all probabilityis due mere
I ~ to that incohcrence which il apt to ac-
company any burst Of wrath, whether
righteous or otherwise. Some kinds Of
Indignation are, we presume, so mighty
a. to be utterly beyond the ordinary
rules Of syntaX
Perhaps however, the News being q
daily, Mac, too hurried therefore,
to dot his l. and cross his Is, may also
lind himself too rushed to be even gram
NAUTICAL.
Having learned that we proposed
tackling the Eagles in their very Aerje
to express our regret at any damage we
might have done and to make such re-
paration rs we deemed fair and just, the
News crows forth its exultation, and
Thus gloats over ~:
The editor Of the Pilot trimmed the
wings Of the Eagles, hut AS result they
are now after him like Il flock Of hawks.
"Ye editor Of the Pilot has perhaps dis
covered that the local Eaglet4 al
though newly initiated, are full grown
in every respect.
With these contributions to the peace
and happiness Of the community the
News may rest satisfied lt"done itself
proud
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OUR CHICAGO MEDICAL VISITOR
The Young Mems Friend

DR.. l.. NJ. Turbin, of Chicago, who
has gained the full confidence and good
will Of our people is an able counsel for
the young men who suffer from any of
alllict mankind. Those who seek alb
solutely the best services in the pro
fession to be rid Of Naricocele, Hyd-
rocele, Kidpey, Bladder and Urethral
diseases or of the various nervous and
wasting conditions the result Of any
cause whatsoever, find their best re-
course is to apply to him.
Or. Turban stands at the top of the
profession in his speciality which EN-
braces all chronic, pelvic, rectal and
associate diseases Of M II and women.
His professional responsibility and
known ability are sufficient guarantee
that his advice and skill are the best
possible to be had.
The trickery of an army of medical
sharks and .chemers is so common that
the honorable motives of so worthy and
capable II man are II source of pure
qualification. DR.. Turbin favors this
community with days visit every
month. He is responsible in every
sense.
Dr. .Tubin has paid regular monthly
visits toonr city for the past ten years
Therefore he is to be trusted.
Or. Turbn will be in Manitowoc,
Thursday March Bird ut the Williams
House. , %
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THE WALL BOOM

THE Wall Boomers are sending
around an editorial which appeared IN
the Chicago Chronicle Of last Saturday.
The editorial j. entitled wisconsin
Points the Way and is euloRi-tic Of
the Milwaukee man one portion Of
it is Of special significance as giving Il
hint Of the real purpose and mission Of
the Wall movement. II reads
Mr. Wall enters upon his canvass
under auspices which reflect credit up
on himself and his friends, and whether
or not he is able to summon 10 his
support enough delegates 10 secure hi-
nomination il, after all II Cpnsidera
ton secondary to the disposition -hown
by his adhrrcut-. without regard to
former affiliations, 70 organize for
united and effective effort
The mention. in the above, OF the dis
position of Mr. Walls adhereut-, with
out regard to former affiliations, I'm
doubtedly refers TO those democrats who
rather prcmaturrly put their names
down for Hearst aul later, rcpcuting,
went over 10 the wall contingent There
have been many such and it's hardly
possible to blame them The Hearst
boom was started witha rush and a
roar with I'll the limitations Of a
genuine boom that money could pro
duce II is not tu hc wondered at that
,,.,,, MN, l.l int, t,i-t1lipts IA for
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ter what stage the disease is in or how
long you have had it, you can now be
cured sound and well. The reports that
come from users of this new cure seem
almost incredible but they are true never
theess. One man had Rheumatism for
twenty years and this remedy cured him
in two weeks. Another was in such pain
he could hardly sleep nights. The first
dose relieved his pain and few days
further treatment completely restored
him to health
A woman who had suffered long from
this most tenacious of all diseases was
induced by friend to try this wonder
full remedy. She, too, got well and never
tires of telling her neighbors of her great
good fortune in finding a permanent re-
lief from what was proving the very
bane of her existence.
As this discovery was only made short
time ago the remedy is entirely new and
acts on a different principle from any
thing you may have previously taken.
Write Doctor j. A. Lomas, Dept 800
South Bend Ind, and describe your
case. State if you have any other dis
ease besides Rheumatism and the doc
tor will prepare what you need and
send it to you by return mail free. The
doctor insists upon knowing something
of your general condition so he can cure
your other Affections, if you have any,
while he is curing your Rheumatism.
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OUR CHURCHES
Services for Next Sunday and Happenings
Through the Week.


Inc io'lo"ihg list Oh services Iie'ena'
- completeness ouiy III $40 '"' ''7 u i
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cent 'nto me ilhoI once ol 'euue'iay
morning a' me / 'F''' we e"r''e7'' y
ie4o'N' 'ne co oie'"'''" ", Tue t''n'''S
cnr,ta
st James's Parish Church
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Lenten Service $ A. VI ana 1880 A.
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PRESBYTERIAN Church
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st.paurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Sunday school 10 a NJ Jnnjor
I,eapna 3 p II Eoyorth Laaouo o.3o r
NJ PRAYER service Tbut.lay 7.3op NJ.
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Map Of the W ord

A beautiful map, valuable for re
ference, printed on heavy paper, 49x6i
inches. mounted on rollers edges bound
in cloth. showing onr new island pos
sessions. the Trans Siberian Railway,
Pacific Ocean cables, railway lines and
other features of Japan, China, Man
chnria Korea and the far East. Sent
on receipt Of % cents in stamps to W.
h. Knis kern, p L. NJ Chicago & North
Western R'y, Chicago. III.
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RADIOS
thousands of persons i'm all sec
lions of the country have been
healed by this wonder
full discovery

Every educated person has
heard of Radium, its wonderful
powers and healing qualities have
occupied page after page i'll the
Metropolitan publications. Al
most every body knows that it is
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Disease germs of every descrip-
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What is more we will give you a
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This offer has never been dupli-
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John Baltic Sc Co.
PhiIa deIpflia. pa.
4. Short Skirt

One garment almost 1ispensible in
any lady's wardrobe is the short skirt
II might also be be as truthfully stated
that Re Go Tonic Laxative Syrup is alb
solutely indispensable where a pleasant
and reliable medicine is needed for any
disorder Of the stomach and bowels.
Sold by Henry Hinrichs, Druggist
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struggle. But, now that through a
combination of circumstances, only
two candidates are left, we are glad, as
between the two, that our home man
has such q good chance Of winning out.
Judge Baensch is personally, above re
proach and would, we believe, make
conscientious and painstaking evecu-
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Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, Omaha
~ owe my good looks and health to
Rocky Mountain Tea Have
fully rpgained my health Tea or tab
lots Z. z. Buerstatte.
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AN HONEST STATESMAN

AN HONEST STATESMAN
The St Louis Republic says that Re
preventative Shafrolhs action, in volun
tarily giving up his seal in the house
after he had become convinced that
fraud bad teen used in hi election i
unique. yet characteristic Of the fine
temper Of American honesty ,and cour-
a-e. The Republic add-
Shafrolhs action sounds the keynote
1 Of these times II IT, ~ far ~ 1t goes,
an adju'tment Of political action to the
obvious demands of the people II sails
\ ir- what for Haut of an apt term the
country calls REFORM Readjustment
land publication. reconstruction aud
| tone -,gualze the trend Of political af
| fair- # II because they represent the
manifest desire Of the people that re
| form tendencies are gaining impetus
/ aud power The signs Of the present
announce speedily coming era when
/ actions Ike that Of Sh@troth will repre-
sent generally the spirit Of the public
service the tone Of political activity The
very atmosphere Of higher political
service
Mr. Shalroth deserves all due credit
for his course. It was manly and dig
United We believe that such examples
should be- constantly t.ld up before the
young pn.p PIE q the country Bat we
are no, inclined TO concur fully in the
! Republics statement that this action
sounds the keynote Of these Times or
/ i'm it- further remark that readjn-t
mrut aud publication, reconstruction
and tone signalizc the trend Of political
affairs There has been recently quite
bit Of stirring mp in certain mnnici.
pliitics on the subject Of reform. y
This word has even become n sort Of
slogan with number Of political or
g4uilati0ns BIT it seems inst set u
httic too good to be- true that such ac-
tiou- ~ Mr. Shafroth s should be repre-
sentative IF the general political tcndcn-
cr. Alas. we are afraid that this &c
tiuu bat emphasizes the fact that the
general tendency is in quite an opposite
direction The very silence, the cm
blrra--mpnt the following hearty ap
ppu-caul the quick hurryng over the
matter that greeted Mr. Shaffoth 81 an
uouuremett hut indicate how unusual
the step was how different from what
ou, would naturally be- led 70 expect.
tk'........ l.it,.t,.. tI.t .. -,.t,,.,
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the REMEDY Is FREE TO ALL.

Sufferers from
Rheumatism will
be glad to know
that at last a rem
edy has been dis
covered which will
positively cure this
disease. No mat
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IMPATIENCE
Being the Soliioquoy OF a Lover


10 every brooklet Id reveal it,
Nor should the twttelng birds conceal It,
What I'VE long nurturcd my breast!
Nor need the wary dreamer guess ii,
10 every creature I'd confess it,
knight hath conquered in his quest
Mine mine thou art
Through Cupiis dart
That wounded thee and
But sweet the PAIN
And shall drain
The cup Of love with gleeF
Id shout o the stars above me
How that golden heart doth love
And how love it in return.
Ga every craggy promontory
Id deeply ctch my Joyful story,
How that heart in love doth burn
Mine mine thou art
Through Cupid dart
Tia, wounded thee and me-
But the pain.
And shall drain
The cup Of love with gleeF'
II make tac gentle zephyr hear it.
The bos rous hurricane declare IT,
I'd send the eagles wing
Ia teach the robins, larks and thrushe
In open fields IN woods and rushes
Ny cherished madrigal sing:
Nine nine thou art
Through Cupds dart
That wounded thee and me.
But sweet The pain,
And sha dram
The cup Of love with gleeN
anltowo. WIS., Frederick Theodore Bascl A. NJ.
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convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out Of order
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. Kimers Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulflls every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. 1t conects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use OF liquor
vine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled to 20 often
during the day, and TO get up many times
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If you need a medicine you should have the
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You may have a sample bottle Of this
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tier reading this generous offer in this paper
Don't make any mistake but remem
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
wate. and let it stand twenty-four hours;
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SeOlfnent or SET
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton Of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
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Established 1858.

T URSDAY, FEB. -, 1904
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-05
Gold Production for 1908.

Again Oregon fails to get what is
coming to it M II gold producing
state. u IL credited by the treasury
department with only 81, 300, 600 for
1908. a Washington dispatch dated
yesterday says: George u. Roberts,
director of the mint, has completed
his calculation Of tho production of
gold and silver In the United States
aud the world for 1903. The total
gold output In tho United States wss
s73.6OO, 900; silver, $40, 900, 900,
of this Oregon produced 81, 800, 900
In gold and sGi, 200 In silver;
Washington s2s0,000 In gold and
slGO. 600 In silver. The total worId's
output WAS 1925, 800, 900 gold; s02,-
600, 600 silver.
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thu Injunction suit against remov
ing the dredge. dispatch from
Wallace. Idaho to the Spokesman
Review. dated October |, says:
BY the payment of $1,000 tc
Catherine Prichard, administrators of
the estate Of Andrew j. Prichard,
the suit brought by her against the
Northern Gold Mining Il Develop.
ing company is di an missed. This
will permit Burch Il Burbridge, o!
Spokane, the principal owners of the
Western Mining company, to move
the dredge, which caused action, to
eastern Oregon.
Last week they purchased the
dredge from the Northern Gold
Mining company, had dismantled It
and were hauling II to the railroad,
when they were served with In.
junction papers, restraining them
from moving the dredge.
The dredRe had been installed on
placer mining property belonging
to the Priohard estate. These
claims we're under lease to the
Northern Gold Mining company, one
OF the considerations being the In.
stsllation Of the dredge. When Mrs.
Frichard learned that the dredRe
was being moved, she commenced
action In the district court against
the Northern company, making the
Western company a defendant. and
obtained temporary Injunction.
She alleged that the Nortern com.
pany had not lived up to its agree.
ments, and that the removal Of the
dredRe would depreciate the value
Of the property.
The stipulation Of settlement of
The action was filed yesterday with
The clerk Of the court. According to
It the Northern Mining company IL
TO pay the plaintiff 81, 900 out Of u
|und to become payable to IL by its
A. soon as thu
money IL available the suit In to be
dismissed ut plaintiffs cost and
he plaintiff will acknowl ,dge full
'atisfactiOn OF all matters involved In
he suit.
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a thousand pounds of concen
tIates from the Columbia mine ar.
rived In Sumpter this morning, aud
were stored until a carload can be
made up for shipment to the Tacoma
smelter. The Columbia aud North
Pole are under contract with the
Tacoma plant to supply certain
tonnage monthly. These contracts,
1t Is understood, will expire January
!, 1908, after which date the output
Will undoubtedly he handled by
the Sumpter smslter; none of which
Information, OF course, IL official
and all of which IL curbstone gossip
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viii Work All Winter.

DIR. T.. A. Mcdaniel, OF Baker
City, one of the principal owner, ,
OF the Golden Star group Of mines
In the Greenhorns, was a passenger on
the up bound train this m orning,
headed for the golden hills. He IL
associated with Sam Lew and others
In the ownership OF the Golden
Star. upon which steady work has
been done all during the summer.
No cessation will bs allowed during
the winter, Dr. McDaniel's trip
ut this time being for tho purpose OF
arranging for further work.
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INJUNCTION AGAINST
CRANE FLAT DREDGE
North Idaho People Tried to Tie U|p Burch
4 Burbridge's Enterprise in
Eastern Oregon.

The big Crane Flat dredes is tie,
up In the courts. A temporary In
junction has been issued in Idaho
restraining Burch 4 Burbridse from
removing the machinery from Delta
idaho. to eastern Oregon. An orde
to show cause why the injunction
should not be made permanent viii
bring q hearing of the case befor,
Judge Morgan at Harrison, Idaho,
on October 3. which is Moudsy.
The grounds npon which the, ipjuuc
tion was issued are related in the
following dispatch from Wallacs,
Idaho, to the Spokane Spokesman.
Review:
"The Western Mining l. Develop.
ment company, In which Burch 4
Burbridge, Of Spokane, are the prin.
cipal stockholders. together with
the Northern Gold Mining company,
have been enjoined from moving the
gold dredge, which was purchased
last week by Burch 4 Burbridse from
the Northern Gold Mining company.
for Gil 800. The dre1ge, which
was installed two years ago at a cost
OF s45, 900, had been dismanited,
and parts OF 1t were being hauled
from Delta to Wallace, where they
were to be shipped to placer ground
In eastern Oregon, when the injunc
tion papers we're served.
Catherine Prichard, admins
tratrix of the estate of A. J.Prichard,
widow OF the discoverer OF gold in
the Occur d'Alenes. brought the
Injunction proceedings In tha
district court. Defendants In the
action have been ordered to show
cause before Judge Morgan at
Harrison October 3 why the temporary
injunction should not be made per-
manent. According to the com.
plant filed, Mrs. Prichsrd aud hus
band entered into contract with G.
S Crysler and j. NJ Savage on
August "a. 1901, whereby deeds to
sundry placer mining claims near
Delta were to be delivered to
Crysler Il Savage when they had |
paid $4,000. This sum was to be
derived from part of the gross
proceeds received by working
gravels with a dredger, which, il
was agreed, was to be installed.
One third of the gross proceeds were
to be set aside aud be applied
from time to time toward the pay
ment of the $4,000. 1t is recited
In the complaint that the dredge
WAS installed as per agreement, aud
that according to the belief of
plaintiff much gold has been taken
out, but that only $500 of the
sl2, 600 has been paid. 1t is asserted
that the dredge has become part of
the placer mining property, and that
its removal would depreciate the
value of the property.
"Crysler Il Savage conveyed their {
ease to the Northern Mining com
'any. which installed the dredge. {
{ is claimed that 1t was never a 4
uocess." I
AS related in recent issue of The [
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-10-05
helma Company Sells Claims.

John Is. McManus, son of the we'll
known Seattle stock broker, has
purchased from the Helma Gold
Mining company, the Gold Cloud,
New Hope, Rover, Adele. Lost
Sheep, New Helma, Falls and Follett
quartz claims on Vincent creek, In
Grant county for sl4, 1913.