Southern Oregon dis­
G old H ill N ews . trict The fair second
at Roseburg closed S atur­
A Newspaper—N ot an Organ.
Published Every Friday Afternoou.
News Printing Company,
day. As far as exhibits and amuse­
ments are concerned, the fair was a
success. The financial outcome is
not yet known.
Start Right
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IN D EPEN D EN T ORDER OF ODD
FELLOW S, No. 129. Meets every
Saturday night at 7:30 p. m. Visiting
members cordially invited to ateend.
J. I., II VM.MEKSLY N. G.
M akk B akek , Rec. Secy.
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then
Go Ahead
PUBLISHERS.
A law case in Missouri known
on
the dockets as that Noah Kings­
F. K. CHURCHILL,
Editor and Manager.
bury vs. John Simmer, over a $10
pig, was decided last Saturday after­
S u b s c r ip tio n ll n t r a .
noon after a long and expensive
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
One Year,
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$1 00 suit. As fianal outcome, the $10
Six .Months,
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50 pig cost the defendant $4000.
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The Only Way to
Start Right is to
buy Your Station­
ery, Cigars, To­
bacco and Candy,
IA S . LUTTERELL POST No. 71, G.
** A. R. Meets on the first Saturday
of each month, at 2 o’clock p. in. All
Visiting Veterans welcomed.
W. H. B eidlek , Commander.
V fU G G E T LODGE NO. 80, A. O. U.
L ’ W. Meets every Monday night
at 8 o’clock in I. O. O. F. Hall. Visit­
ing members cordially invited.
W ii . i . A. C ahtkk , M. W.
The river Yukon is frozen this
year somewhat earlier than usual.' •
there will be no further com m uni­
AT BAKER’S.
p O G U E RIVER TENT NO.
K. ().
cation by river with the mines of'
T.
M.
of
the
World,
meets
every
the Upper Yukon till June. Nor
will it he possible to m aintain any Temperance Drinks Altuatis Friday night in School House Hall, at 8
o’clock. All Sir Knights happening in
regular communication between ' o n H a n d
our city on these occasions are cordially
Friday, October 22, 1897. ’ them and Dyea during the winter— j ______ t
invited to visit the Tent.
though some persons may get |
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F. K. Cm KciiiLL, Record Keeper..
The Ashland Advertiser publish­ through. The distance from Dyea r 'T'r,
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I ¡1C
ed by W. Y. Crowson comes out to Dawson—nearly 800 miles—is
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
a
f
this week a four column folio. It too great to he covered in a frigid jk \
climate by more than occasionally A l l O f
is neatly printed and is full of good
Q H. DALRYMPLE,
small parties. So, virtually, there ' £ L i v i n g 1
things.
will lie no communication with the
Klondike mines from November
ATTORNEY and
and living well, is in ju ­
People should never he judged by till April.
dicious marketing.
CO UNCE L LO R -A T -L A W.
Where you buy is of as
appearances, for a shabby old coat
“I
always
did
^ ^ “Collections Given Prom pt A t­
dislike
men
who
j
much
imjiortance as what
may contain an editor, while the
tention.
have no ear for m usic,” » said one
you buy and what you
man wearing a high-toned plug hat girl, “and now I dislike them more
pay for it, when it comes
Gold Hill,
Or.
may he a delinquent subscriber.— than ever. Charley Nevergo called
to food.
You want to
Truth
to see me yesterday evening.
At
know the surroundings
11 o clock 1 went to the piano.”
of the things you are go­
ing to eat. Notice the
“ Everybody to their taste’’—this “And played ’Home, Sweet Hom e'?”
said the other girl. “ Yes. First 1
cleanliness
of our store.
is what the old woman said when
played it as a balled.
He d idn’t |
Everything is fresh and
she kissed the cow. A subscriber move. Then I played it us a waltz
attractive and our prices
of the Medford Mail is quoted as and next as a polka, and then as a
are always right.
saying thet the Mail is to Southern jig.” “And what did he do?” “ He
One
Price
to all, Strictly for Cash.
Oregon papers what the Oregonian said: ‘Gracious, Miss Jones, what
a jolly lot of tunes you know! And
is to the other dailies of the state, all so different.’ ”
Now comes a subscriber to the Gold
RITTER BROS.,
Hill N ews ; who takes the Mail,
HOW TO FIND OUT.
»old
H ill,
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Oregon
Monitor-Miner, Times, Tidings and
Horse Shoeing, Plow, Wagon
the Valley Record; anil says the
Fill a bottle or common glass ="@*!!"! """!! ! " !! ""!
and
Carriage work.
I weld
with
urine
and
let
it
stand
twenty-
i
N ews is the best paper in the hunch,
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both high and low grade steel
four
hours;
a
sediment
or
settling
j
;
although much smaller in size.
to steel, or iron to steel, also
indicates an unhealthy condition I I A t t e T t i O R ’
malable iron. I do not weld
>f the kidneys. When urine stains
Alt Editor Speaks.
cast iron.
linens it is evidence of k id n ey !
After you get angry and stop trouble. Too frequent desire to I
A ll W o rk G u a ra n te e d .
your paper, just poke your finger urinate or pain in the back, is also!
convincing
proof
that
the
kidneys
into the water pull it out, and look
Rates Reasonable for Cash.
and bladder are out of order.
at the hole. Then you willsee.how
We have Beef
W HAT TO DO.
sadly you are missed. A man who
There is comfort in the knowl­
that cannot fail
thinks a paper cannot thrive w ith­ edge so often expressed, th a t D r .!
to please the
out his support, ought to go off and Kilmer,s Swamp-Root, the great
s . V. M cFA R R E N ,
most fastidious
stay a while. When becomes hack kidney remedy fulfils every wish
half his friends will not know he in relieving pain in the hack, kid­
beef epicures.
was gone, and the other half will neys, liver, bladder and every part
Oil, the ju ic e !
of the urinary passages. it cor­
not earc, while the world at large rects inability to hold urine and
kept no account of his movements. scalding pain in passing it, or bad
Bust tonic after the
and :•
You will find things you can not effects following use of liquor, wine i
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»
rip.
indorse in every paper. The “ Book or beer, and overcomes th a t u n ­
pleasant necessity of being com­
BEIDLEK & SON’S g
of Books” is often very plain and
pelled to get up m any times during
hits some hard raps hut if you were the night to urinate. The mild
MARKET,
to get mad and burn your Bible, and the extraordinary effect of
Gold Hill.
Oregon. = Bl.-H KSHITliS IMI MiT lAKIi WITHIES,
It
I he hundreda of presses would still Swamp-Root is soon realized.
stands
the
highest
for
its
wonder­
billlllllllllllllllllllllllllilillilliijii Hii^
go on printing it. So when you
ful cures of the most dsstressing
stop your paper and call the editor
But they shoe horses—because th at
eases. If you need a medicine von
names, the paper will he published, should have the best. Sold by *
is their business. Let me prove to
and what is more, you will read it druggists, price fifty cents and one l
you that I have learned every detail
dollar. You may have a sample
on the s lv .— Sisson Mirror.
of the trade. There isn’t a branch
For Infants and Children.
hottie and pam phlet both sent free
in blacksmithing th at I do not un­
by
mail.
Medtion
G
dd
Hill
N
ews
Th« f»e-
The Ashland iron works are
derstand.
My prices will not crip­
liB
il«
and send your address to Dr. K il­ Ujuta»
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working on a $1600 order for pul
•wry
ple
your
purse,
neither will the
mer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y. The
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»»«fpw.
leys, shafting, etc., from the Sissons proprietors of this paper guarantee
siioes I set cripple your horses.
Lumber it Mercantile Company.
the genuiheness of this offer.
Advertising rates on ap­
plication All advertisements and
business locals will be run until
ordered out unless otherwise con­
tracted for.
GRIFFIS
T he B uilder .
Restaurant in Connection. A llround
B lack sm ith 7^
Beef
Eaters
I. W. Cox, «•“
Watches,
JEWELRY,
Gold Hill, - Oregon.
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J - W - Hays,
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