THE SUMPTER MINER.
Wednesday, November A 1900
Strength For Weak Men
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Say the word. Let me show vou what I have been show
ing weak men for over a quarter of a century the true road to
health. The remedy 1 offer you will serve you faithfully with
out danger.
USE NO DRUGS
During my early years of practice I gave prescriptions to
weak men. I know better now. For thirty years I have been
treating these peculiar nervous symptoms which result from
youthful errors or later excesses, such as drains, impotency,
lame back, varicocele, etc. From so vast an experience I can
usually offer men, single or married, valuable advice. Reader,
I wish it was in my power to show every weak man what
wonderful resuits 1 am getting from my famous appliance, the
Dr. Sanden Electric Belt
It is a never
failing restorer
of
years ago.
and constiti
six ounces,
lator thumb
and suspensory attachment.
strength if used properly.
You may believe when I show you 6,000 unsolicited testi
monials of absolute cures names and addresses received dur
ing 1899. This belt is the result of patient years of study. It
developed from a portable chain battery I invented twenty-five
It has undergone many changes, until today it embodies the best features of all electrical appliances,
ites a perfect home self-treatment for men. It is reallv a portable battery of j6 elements. Weight,
Currents instantly felt, though regulated to any degiee of strength while on the body by using regu
screw. Worn all night. Soothes, strengthens, cures while you sleep.
COPYRIGHTED
Department I1)
Russell Building
DR. A. T. SANDEN, Portland, Oregon
CKACKKK SUMMIT COMI'ANY.
Sink and Drill flic Flan ol Development
Decided Upon.
Mr. ami Alts. W. II. It. Smith relumed
Sunday (turn Spokane. I III- AilNIU
List week gave n lull aaniiul nl t lit- objeit
eit Ills trip their, In organize I lit Cr.'uker
Summit I iiiKI Mining company, ol whkh
J.tlllrs Cl.llk, Olie III t lit lllnst Muct-sslul
mining men In tlir Northwest, is tris'
(Irnt. I he property has been iiiite exten
sively prospected am) shows up lavoiahly,
getting heller with depth.
I'he plan n( development adopted is to
sink ami drill. I here is now a shad
tliiA'ii thlily-livr leel In good mr. I his
will he stink In a depth ul loo feet and
then they will drill tin the ledge to the
south tut a distame of too frrt, hefoteauy
Mod is ollered lor sale. Mr. Smith says
when this wmk is done, il the slnmin--(iintliiurs
kooJ, as hr Irrls certain it will,
sutlklent Mock cm he pl.ued to prosecute
development work oiiaimuh larger scale,
parlies have agieed to take this stik at
a ceitaln price, in this event. A tunnel
will thru he ilriven ioij tret to cut the
ledge at a depth ol 750 teet.
Hr says thr stock mirkrt In Spokane
Is Hatter tli.111 it has heen for years and
that there is -k.iurly any deinaiul at any
price for stinks Known to hr good. It
wasfeporledtherrth.it I'alsy Clark and
I. re Mantel hid closed the deal for the
Di.idrm. Ihr f Winer's expert will hr '
here again in a lew days.
Attempted Murder at Huntington.
An attempt at murder was made in Ter-
rill's livery barn at Huntington Sunday
night. An unknown man walked into
the stable ai,d demanded the horsr be
longing to H. K. Donaldson from A. H.
Morsr. who rrfusrd to Irt the stranger
take it from thr barn without a written
order from Mr. Donaldson. A few words'
followed when the stranger turned and
It-it. In thr course of an hour the stranger
returned and on a second refusal, drew a
kulle and made direct lor the heart ol Mr.
Morse, who raised his arm to guard the
blow and was severely slabbed in the
biceps of !hr Irft iirm. The perpetrator
immediately mounted a horsr and Irft for
pails unknown. I he deputy sheriff, con
stable and marshal are on his trail. The
man's name is said to be Jackson. He
winked tor some mouths on l.jcke's
raiii.li, ten miles west of Huntington. I. ate
leports stale that the officials aie hot on
his trail and will soon overtake him.
I'ress dispatch.
The Whitney Gold Newt.
.1. Nat Hudson is about to start another
paper, till, time at Whitney. Associated
wilh him in this venture is Austin Craig,
who has been representing the Portland
Telegram lor some months paM. The
paper will be called the Whitney Gold
News, and will be published by the Whit
ney 1'rliitlug company, an incorporated
lOiurm. I he plant, which is now stored
in Sumpter, having been used in the pub
lication ol the Cove l.edgrraud the Gran-1
lie Bouldrr, will be shipped to Whitney,
on the tirst train that runs into that, new,
town, and thr publication commenced at ,
once. It w ill be a six column falio, Mr.
Craig editor and Mr. Hudson hustler.
Good luck to thr venture Is the wish of
Till: MlNliH and Its unsolicited advice is i
that the Gold News does not attempt to
build up Its own town by knocking some I
oth-r community wilh horrible examples
of tills fool policy plainly visible, as ob
ject lessons to illustrate the wisdom of
this suggestion.
Your Winter's Wood.
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I have for sale several hundred cords of ,
seasonrd wood for Immediate delivery.
I also own and run the steam saw. Leave 1
T.D.Bellinger
& Co.
.OI: SUMPTL-K.
OKBGON
Dispensers of only the
Choicest
Brands
Liquors
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Including Old Overholt, Can
adian Club, Ushers and James
Watson Scotch Imported ittSi
Brandy, Tlurr Star Hennessey,
and all thr Leading Brands of
Wines and Cigars. New and
Hlegaut Fktures. Comfor
able quarters lor gentlemen.
No better service in Oregon.
The Magnolia
T. 0. 1-lllniti I Ct., Props.
(Formerly Hotel Van Duyn Bid.)
your orders in either case at Johns &
Co.'s store for prompt attention. M. W.
Sullivan, Sumpter, Oregon.
General Brass and Iron Founders
and Machinists.
Baker City
Iron Works
FRANK MALONE, Proprietor :
Special attention given to
repairing and rebuilding all
kinds of machinery.
Baker City, Telephone Red 161
0. R. & N. CO.
IHl'AkT
Chicago
Portland
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Atlantic
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Saturday
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7 am
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and Sal
TIME SUIEIHII ES
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Worth, Omaha, Kan
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All Salllnc dates suHecl
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SJEAMERS
To Astoria and Wav
Landings.
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Oreeon Cltv. Nrwhrri-
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anj way-Landings.
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HILL KIVLRS
Oregon City, Da) ton
anj mat-Lanjinf-s.
6am WILLAMETTE RIVER
and Sal. Portland to Corvallls
anJWaj-Landlnics
leave
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Riparia to Lcwlston
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and Frl.
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Lrwiston
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H. C. BOWF.RS,. Agent,
. Mktt City, Oregon
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