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News P iiitiin g Company.
ITUU SI! EUS.
E. K. ( H I KCHILL,
Editor an I Manager.
Subscription Kates.
IN V A RIA B LY IN ADVANCE
One Year,
Six Months,
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<Jovernor................
W illiam P. b ir d
Secretary of State
II. It. Kincaid
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This well-known and popular Hotel is the T reasu rer....................
P h il M etsclian
G. M. Irw in
i Great Headquarters for Commercial Men. Tran- S iq it. of Pub. Inst
A ttorney General.
C. M. Idlenm n
»sent Families and Steady Guests.
S tate P rin te r.............
W. 11. Leeds
K ‘ ’"5^1
New and well ventilated rooms. New clean U. S. Senators . . . . .(John II. Mitchell
(Geo. AV. McBride
«*■5 beds, and its sightly location insures rest and ( ’ongressm en—
W-
quiet from the noise. Only one block from the
F irst District . Thos. H. Tongue
Second District
depot.
AV. R. Ellis
) C. E. W olverton
' Supreme Judges . - E. A. Moore
Borad by tlreHIay, Week or Month at reasonable rates.
( It. S. Bean.
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t Start by the safracity of Napo-
Advertising rates on ¡,p. ie 01 ij.M^p:r*t(Yand may fairly be
plication
All advertisem ents andicalled otiie of the greatest of that
business b.eels will be run until extraordinary m an’s contributions
o rd ered out u n less o th e rw ise c o n
to tiie world. M e shall produce
I : • a id e d f o r
our own sugar as easily as we make
Eriday, August 13, 1897. our tiu [date. All that is necessurv
is a tariff that will prevent our
m anufacturers from being swamp-
d by foreign competition while
hey are gelling the industry on
ts feet.
C IV IC
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and living well, is in ju
dicious marketing.
Where you buy is of as
much importance as what
you buy and what you
pay for it, when it comes
to food.
You want to
know the surroundings
of the things you are go
ing to eat. Notice the
cleanliness of our sto re.
Everything is fresh and
attractive and our prices
are always right.
Ona Price to a il, S to ic tiy fo r Cash.
I be news from ¡Seattle of the
. finding of the bodies of three miners
| who were frozen to death in Alaska
gives some idea of what travel in
winter or spring means in that Ter
ritory.
Here were three hardy ?
i miners, used to roughing it in the
, North, who succumbed to a blizzard
in April. Their fate will be that
R ITTER BROS.,
1 of many a foolish prospector this
Gold Hill,
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Oregon
¡tail who goes into the Klondike
I without a good outfit and full sup
plies.
Restaurant in Connsction.
Do • you
read the S C O T , ,? ) .
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L CAM Col I .TV I
Gold Mill N ew s? Frank
J . Clieney makes oath th a t lie
I is the senior p artn e r of the firm of F. J.
Cheney A Co., doing business in th e
If not, W hy n o t? City
of Toledo, (. m inty and
afore-
tate of hio
ity of oledo
ss
H all's C atarrh Cure
an d acts d iicch y on
cous surfaces of th e
testim onials, free.
F.
is taken in tern ally
tin* blood and m u
system . Send for
J. C iie n f ’ i A C o .,
Toledo, O.
£ W ^ . l d by Druggists, 75c.
T urned T h e ir B acks on K lon
d ik e . — A [ arty of three men, from
IN D E P E N D E N T O R D ER OF ODI>.
I FELLOW S, No. 129. M eets every
Saturday night at 7:30 p. ni. Visiting
members cordially invited to ateend.
J oe O wen , N. G.
T om S tanley , V.N.G.
E R EL L POST No. 71, G.
.1 AS. A. L IL U TT Meets
on tin? lirst Saturday
of each m onth, a t 2 o’clock p. in. All
Visiting V eterans welcomed.
V\ . H. B eiiii . i h . Commander.
^ T G G L T LODGE NO. So, A. O. F .
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AV. Meets every M onday night
a t 8 o ’clock in I. O. O. F. H all.
V isit
ing m em bers cordially invited.
' W ill A. C arter , M. W.
IY O G U E R IV E R TENT NO.
K. O.
I. 31. of the W orld, m eets every
Friday night in School House H all, a t 8
o'clock. All Sir K nights h appening in
our city on these occasions arc cordially
invited to visit the Tent.
1. K, Cm rchill , Record Keeper.
F O S T O F E IC E
I> IR E < T O U T .
4 LI. MAILS GOING SOI TH closes
at 11:15 a. m. North bound in
cluding Eastern mails closes a t 5:20 p.
in. Sam s V alley, Prospect an d Asbes
Horse Shoeing, Plow, Wagon tos mails closes at 9:10 a. m.
H. A. C rvder , P. M.
and Carriage work.
T weld
both high and low grade steel
to steel, or iron to steel, also
malable iron. I do not weld
cast iron.
S ta te
( said and th at said firm will pav the sum
of One H undred Dollars for each and
every case of C atarrh th a t cannot be
cured by th e use of H all's C atarrh cure.
F rank J. C heney .
Sworn In before me and subscribed in
my prcsmicc, tiiis litli day of December
A. D. 1896.
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A. AV. GLEASON,
f !iK al J
N otary Public.
S O C IE T IE S .
A llro u n d
B la ck sm ith
i
11 t he I »ingley tariff shall he the
means o f setting the beet-sugar in
dustry on its feet in the United
Stater, as experts say it will, the
result will be the greatest indus
trial achievement in America since
t lie success of tiie cotton gin.
It
l i a s lieen estimated that the cost of
sugar used by American consumers
in tiie last forty years has aggregat
ed at least $5,0D0.D00.(XX), or an
average of t 1 .OOO.OtHI per annum ,
much the largest proportion of
which lias been furnished by im-
l-ortations from the West Indies
STA TE.
A ll
W o rk
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
G u a ran te ed .
Rates Reasonable for Cash.
i. w. cox,
S. V. M c F A R R E N ,
Watches,
GRIFFIS^
T he B uilder .
Clocks,
AND
JEWELRY,
s,‘a ttlG who must have been vacei-
nated
against Klondike fever, pass- / L J J I H I I
ami (other foreign countries,
' “ „ I through th l, th y yesterday, 0 0 1 0 H l1 1 '
secure this industry to our own
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people would mean more than any bound for the mines in Southern
Oregon.
They
had
a
team
and
Due
of
the
largest mining deals
imagination could conceive.
It
long
wagon
loaded
with
their
out-
io
the
history
of southern Oregon
should he remembered that the in
dustry long since passed tiie ex fit, which did not include so much was consummated in Josephine
perimental stage, and th at success heavy clothing, sleeping bags, etc., county last week, the Denver City
for us is not at all problematical. as a Klondike outfit, and they m ine on Soldier creek, owned by
H. Mi'ler. .las. Sampson of
I he vs-» improvements that have purchased a lot of groceries and
other supplies in this city. Thev Eureka, Calif., for $28 000 cash
been introduced during the last drove aero . « ' S f X “ S ; “
“ ' ^ P - n t work has been’
thirty or forty years in the science tl e Sound to
or this
city. I It t is
is safe
safe 1 ® ° n th e . edge' beveral holes
nul processes of m anufacture rend- took a trail for
this city.
er tiie business now sure and easy to het that they will have a more eunk along its course, show a pay
The world's product of beet sugar Conift»rta'>lc winter, and more gold chute for over 500 feet.
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«»ext spring, than nine out of ten >f
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• • '.I , was 4,.Lb,...>() those who are now leaving for Eilnca.e V o n r n o w e l« W ith r a a m r e t a .
'mis. lh is vast industry
was * given J Alaska Oregonian
.^ a n d y c»th»rti.-. t r - c o n s ii p a t i o n forever.
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b •«*.111.
10C..3C. I f c . C C UH, drugeisis refund money.
O re g o n .
£A
H. DALRYMPLE,
ATTORNEY and
COUNCELLOR-AT-LAW .
Collections Given Prom pt A t
tention.
Gold H ill,
Or.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
J } R . L. T. BROCK,
PHYSICIAN
AND
SU R GEO N
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Calls of nil kinds answ ered d ay or
night, surgery ami diseases of AVoinen
a specialty. Office in Gold H ill H otel,
K«K»n» 2.
G old H . ll , O regon .
E . l n r a t e V o n r D o w e ls W i t h C ae c a re tH .
it r hn rn Ci '.UIT eonstlPation forever.
iuo,»e. If C. C C. fail, druggist»refund money.