Gold Hill news., August 13, 1897, Image 8

WEDS .1 (HIED OF THIitlEEK YEARS.
ATTENTION COMRADES !
I Han Forty Ywirs Old Takes the Ysngttt
Bride on Record in Washingtoi.
G old H ill , O regon , J il y 30, 1897.
SIXTH
The Gth Annual Reunion of the Old Soldiers and Sailors of
Southern Oregon, will be held at Gold Hill, on September 13-18
inclusive.
Veterans of all wars cordially invited. Come anil
bring the whole family.
Bring your tent and blankets, and
don’t forget the coffee pot and frying pan.
Wood and straw-
furnished FREE.
Forage at reasonable rates.
Commanders of adjoining Posts, please notify chairman of
committee on arrangements, in regard to special programme to
be furnished.
Turn out Comrades, and touch olbows with us as in the
days of old.
No locks on smoke house doors and the chickens
roost low.
W. H. CAINE,
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O. C. CHURCHILL, > Committee.
L. P. CHANDLER, )
T acoma , Aug. 8.—Mamie War-i
ner, aged 13 years, was married
yesterday to Herman Lee, an em­
ployee of the Tacoma mill, nearly i
10 years old. When the girl ap­
peared with her mother at th e ;
County Auditor’s office to procure
a license, the deputies there could j
scarcely believe that the small,
pale child before them was to he- (
Aunual Reunion
come a bride. Auditor Spike a t "
18»1
first declined to issue the license
« ¿ o ld H i l l
and asked the Prosecuting Attorney
for an opinion. The latter held
that if the mother and child were'
both of the same mind the license
must be given them. Lee told Jus­
tice of the Peace Smalley, who
married them, that he should have 505J555555555555555555555
his wife remain at home for two or
three years to go to school and look
after her younger brothers and sis­
ters. He said he loved Mamie and
that he was willing to assist in
caring for her family until his
bride became old enough to go to;
We liflvp Beef
housekeeping for him. She is the
lhat cannot fail
youngest girl evef married in this
to please the
county.
IW
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A tten tio n !
Beef
E a te rs
First Neighbor That's a very
dainty dog of yours. 1 threw him
some cold sausages this morning
and he wouldn't touch them
Second Neighbor What did you
take him for -a cannibal? New
York fribilne.
A big rattlesnake, with I t i rattles,
was captured in a schoolhouse on
Cottonwood creek, in G rant county
last week. The people of that vic­
inity were assembling for church
when the rattler was discovered
coiled up in one corner of the build­
ing.
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Style.
When You Want a Good ,Job-—One
That You Want People to Look at and Bead
--S en d to us.
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Lock Box 1G,
Gold Hill. Oregon.
Our Prices Art' Always Bight.
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Best tonic after the
(¿rip.
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MABKET,
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Gobi Hill.
Printing.
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most fastidious
beef epicures.
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Dog Eat Dog.
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R O L L .G R m i l l s ,
HOUCK & SIGNOROTTI, P roprs.
A Complete Line of Flour. Corn Meal, Graham, Bran.
Shorts ami Mill Feed Constantly on Hand.
Oregon. L
Mill One-Half Mile East of Town.
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Once d ra n k ; Always d ran k .
Made from Pure A rtesian
W ater.
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D ealer in D ry Goods, Notions. H ats. Caps. Boots "
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Shoes, G ents F u rn ish in g s, G roceries.
Last Wednesday evening, Lillie
P rovisions, C rockery, Etc.
Schaeffer, aged 1 1, who lives with
her parents on Hill creek, in Baker'
Special A tte n tio n Given th e M ining T rade ^ 2
county, (had quite an adventure
of all Kinds.
with wildcats. She was engaged
driving up the cows for the evening
Fresh F rtits , C an­
milking, when she came face to
dies, N uts, Cigars,
face with a wildcat and kittens.
and Tobaccos’ a l­
D R U G G ISTS,
The eats stood their ground, the)
w ays on Hand.
old one making tight with the girl's
S e lls o n ly P u r e D ru g s, M e d ic in e s ,
dog. The young ladv, not to lie / t r - B E S T LINE OE STATIONERY
P e r f u m e r y a n d T o ile t A rtic le s .
driven from the field by fright, IN TOWN.
gethered her apron full of stones,
and the battle began in earnest. It
ended bv Miss Schaeffer killing one
of the kittens, and carrying it home The Stationer and Confectioner.
as a trophy of her bravery and
INm't neglect a cough because th e
skill in a close and dangerous en­ Give C. II Dalrymple your
Notary work, Use of seal free of w eather is p le asa n t; before thè n ex t
counter.
I
Tem perance
Drinks
III
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BAKER
charge.
I
Prescriptions a Specialty.
\V. 11. Caine, i’harniacist
Gold Hill, Ore.
storm rolls around it m ay develo,ie into
a serious ditRculty beyond repair. One
M inute Cough Cure is easy to take and
will <to a hat its nam e implies. Allison
A Co.
** I tiey are d andies” said l’hos Itowers
I. C. Baird and others are operat-
d the Crocket, Texas E n te r,,ri« .. while inff ., p u n ip in g p )a n (
near Wood­
w n tlin g about D eW itt's L ittle Early
Kisers, tln> famous little pills for sick ville, with good prospects.
To C a re C o n stip a tio n F o re v e r.
headache and disorders of tile stom ach
Get your neighbor
Take CaiCiirets Candv Cathartic. 10c or 2’c
and liver.
Allison A Co.
If C. C. C. fail to cure, druggists refund money
for the N ews
to subscribe
con.tiP.n7„’ r„r7L7
t .. f Br.
T y l;p O w e a r e r s C an d y C a t h a r - x
lQe . :• 7ie.
1. C. c . C. fail to cure, druggiat* refund isosey.
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