Gold Hill news., May 13, 1899, Image 4

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DELICIOUS SMOKE
TRANSPORTATION COLUMN.
“Kurtz’ New Deal 5c Cigar”
LAST AND SOUTH
If the Filipinos had fought
'against the Spaniards as well as
News P rinting Company, they are lighting against the
PU BLISHERS.
Americans they would have won, I Ask your dealer tor this cigar, as by smoking them you
F. K. ( Hl UPHILL,
I hands down. But the Spaniards help to litliltl Up a local illllllStry.
'The “New Heal” is
E ditor and M anager.
were not foolish enough to supply H iailU tact 111*0(1 ill JacksO U COllIltV.
M u b a < - r i|» t Io n H a l e s .
the natives with arms and ammun­
INVARIABLE IN ADVANI'C
ition.
One Year,
$1 00 ¡
ix S33
JlâïâiôSi
THE BEST TEN CENT CIGAR ON THE MARKET.
Six Months,
50! Owing to the recent suit decided
EXPRESS
TKAINH
LEAVE
PORTLAND
against them, the Bellamy colony,
DAILY.
of Lincoln county, has broken up,
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t
The (¿old H ill X e irs
7:00 p.m) lv Portinoli
ar (8 ¡00 u.m
and
the
associaton
is
no
more.
IO ¡(Minili • lv (¡olii Hill lv 4:45 a.ut
t is th e o n ly p a p e e in the
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7 :4¡> ujo I nr San Francisco I v f 7 :(Ml n. in
Many of the members will return
f eoim tff, p u b lis h e d a n -
THE
GREAT
REMEDY
FOR
PAIN.
5
:00 p.io ur Ogden
ar 1:10 p.io
to their old homes in Dakota.
j d e e its o iea eoof.
0 :05 p.io nr I leaver
Iv (1:45 ¡». h i
Thus they are turning backward
L iquid E lectricity is a Dead Sure Shot for Bain. Every Bain III- 0 :40 ilio ur Omaha
nr 8 :ft(l u.iii
instead of “looking backward.”
stantly relieved by one thorough application. Sprains, Bruises, Stiff 7:15 p.m ar Chicago iv 0:80 p.m
ar Ix»s Aogeless nr 0:2fi p.m
Saturday.
Mav
13,
1899.
Joints,
Headache, Toothache, Bains in the Side or Limbs, Contracted g iy-*
w 7
•
ur
El Paso
ur
p.m
4 45 {¡J,',' ur Fort Worth ur 2:8ft
Good and bad results have fol­ Muscles, Bain in Chest, Lame Back, Etc., banished like Magic.
8 :40 u.m
ur New Orleans ur 8 :40 p.m
The promoters of the copper trust lowed the organization of trusts.
READ WHAT OUR CITIZENS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT IT.
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will doubtless be men of cents.
How to overcome the bad results
Dining Cars
Observation Cars !
Tins Is To C kktify that I have used '
Sams Valley, Ore., Mar. 1A, 1890.
without
doing
away
with
the
good,
j
A
.» uiu xiiovArivu
iuuuu n
u n i,
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Pullman First-duns and Tourist Cars
The Filipinos have three “i”.
Liquid
Electricity miu
and found
that
it is,
is t - I ____-___
have tried — - Liquid
Electricity
is the problem puzzling 8t»twniem i
*J for rough a m i d i n and thh.k ¡'t','.q u a itö »Htaehed to nil through trains.
And then they can’t shoot straight. A n v l ip m a ir n i o i R p ftn i n m n n n a n d ■
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, 1 anything 1 have ever tried.
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Any demagogue can jump up &nd |)aVe ever
tried. My breast and shoulder
BOSK III’ ItO MAIL— DAILY.
tie«.». K. Walker, Host muster,
The head of the procession of curse the trusts and combines but were so sore for twelve months that I
8 :80 a.m I Iv Portland
ar (4:30 p.m
Sums
hottest days on record will be due statesmen realize that the problem could not rest. I tried one trial bottle
Eldred Valley,
* March 15, 1899. |ft:20p.m( ar Roseburg Iv )7 :3t> „.m
is a deep and difficult one.—Ex.
¡‘d Liquid Electricity and it helped me - _
Chicago, ill.,
in a little while now.
A Newspaper—Not an Organ
KURTZ’ BOQUET
L1QUJ I) ELECTRICITY
so much th at I got a dollar _bottle ami ¡Dear S ir: 1 used one sample bottle of
Between Portland and Corvallis.
! am now resting very easy. Thanks for Liquid Electricity ami it has hel|asl me
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Dewey’s reminder that silence is
A church in Louisville, Ky., has the remedy. Yours Very Truly,
wonderfully. 1 can recommend it to
Mail
train
daily, extept Sunday.
golden explains why it is so little given its members who are distillers [ ~
anyone.
Yours Very Respectfully
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Sams
Valley,
March
14,
18911.
John
B.
Williams.
7:30 a.m | Iv Hurt lumi nr )A:50 p.m
employed by William Jennings one year in which to sell their dist­
11:55 p.mf ar ('«»rvullis lv H :20 p.m
Brvan.
illeries or withdraw from the
P R IC E 2 5 c , 5 0 c , a n d SI. P e r B ottle.
At Albany ami Corvallis connect with
The first steam calliope made its church. We now await with con-
C. «V E. traina.
siderable
anxiety
for
some
explana-
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appearance in Albany in 1858. For
IMUKl'KNDKMCK PASHKNOKK IIAII.V, KXCfcPT
Sains Valley, Oregon,
SCNOAY.
obvious reasons its inventor re­ tion from that church of what it DAVID Z. BEIDLER, Agent,
expects
to
do
for
the
sinners
who
4:50 p.m ) Iv Portland
mains anonymous.
nr (8:25 a.m
7 :20 p m'-
m ■ Iv
Iv Mc.Minvill«« Iv - 5:53 a.m
well purchase the distilleries.—Ex.
8 :30 p.m ) ar lndc|M<n«lcnce Iv / 4 :50 u.m
The man who tells you a secret
and asks you not to tell, doesn’t
Direct connection at San Francis«'«»
The wheelmen of this place are
232 Stark Street, Portland, Oregon.
with
Steamship lines for Hawaii, Jap an ,
treat you right; he enjoys tellingit, beginning to want to know where
DEALERS IN <►—
China, The Philippine! ami Australia.
and forbids you having just as good the money
For through ticket« ami rates
rut«-K call on
they are
are paving
paying as
as bicy­
ley tney
bicy-i r-v
1
-, r p •
•
1 , -«
ror
a time.
cle tax is
«.b.-sPe„t.
are
quite
te
a
distance
from the
J 1 _
I I
1 R. K okui . kh ,
C. H. M arkham ,
It is not exactly according to
t h a t have many
m anv !
Manager.
O. F. A P . A.
larger
places
that
precedent for United States troops
PORTLAND, OKKOON.
wheels
but
we
would
like
to
have
General
Western
Agents
for
Densmore,
Yost
and
New
Century
Cali-
to be endeavoring to break up the
graph Writing Machines.
union, but that is what they are the money we are paying in for
bicycle paths to be spent so we will
Non-Filling Rihl>ons and Carbons, Shipping Receipt Books, Gen­
doing at Wardner.
get some benefit from it.
eral office supplies. All machines rented and repaired. Work guaran­
T he P R O S P E C T
About 10,000 people in mass
teed. Write for particulars.
meeting assembled in Chicago last] The latest figures on the Philip-
S A L O O N
Sunday indorsed the policy of the pines give the number of islands as rp(,\vv Kill PI) Af L’L'TI Y< ’
SAMS VALLEY NEWS.
government in its atitude in the 583 and the area as 137,000 square:
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Is the place to get the la-ut
There was a very large attendance .
Philippine islands.
miles, about equal to New York,
The city council has met several
W ines, Liquors ami Cigars in
and Ohio.
The times this week to consider bids on at church last Sunday.
Jackson county.
A Kentuckian says he under- Pennsylvania
. . .
the
water
works,
and
has
adjourned
There was a show at Moonville
stands that oil is sometimes used n»™ber given by some geographers
H aiven, Jlffr.
to calm troubled waters, but what WaS fo™ erl-v aS h,gh a8 1008’ 80 JUst as many ti,nes without accom last Wednesday night but it was a
he can’t understand is why any one 11 W°U ^
fr" ,n the revised plishing anything. Thursday night very tame affair.
count that Dewey has perhaps in- they adjourned simply because the
I). Hodges, of Trail creek, who;
Next door to PoBtoffiro,
should trouble water.
advertently blown some of them off board was not all present. This is has been laid up with Lagrippe is
If the Philippine war ends now the map.
we believe a very poor excuse. I improving nicely.
it will have lasted just long enough ■ ■
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The charter only requires three
H. Root and wife, of Talent were
to show that under any and all j Jt looks as if they m*ght 1x5 get’ members to be present to make a
the guests of the Sisemore family
conditions the American soldier is ting properly down to business in chorum to transact business. last Wednesday night.
the matter of arresting men whose Thursday night there was four
the fighter of the age.
Mrs. Cliff and family and M rs.1
actions are inimical to law and
Our noble boys of the Second order at Wardner. The sheriff of present. Our town needs fire pro­ A. L. Gall are visiting their parents '
Oregon will be received with open Shoshone county has l»een arrested tection, and needs it had. Time on Butte creek this week.
Flour (lo(*H*iit grow in
arms and a grand reception when and run into the prison barn with will wait for no man and if the
C. B. Fitzgerald will give a tem­
town board is going to take any
a bed, blit ¡ n ground
they return from the Philippines— I the common herd whose lawlessness
perance
lecture
in
the
Moonville
action on the matter this summer
which won’t be long now.
at our mill. Fresh­
he permitted and encouraged. This the sooner they come to a decision hall next Sunday at 11 o’clock.
is
some
compensation
for
the
fact
Mrs. Carrie Smith and children
This is enlistment season in
the better. Either go ahead and
ness is a leading char­
Spain, but the army is not filling Lhat most of the leaders of the mob do 8()rnething or <juit and let the who have been visiting in the val­
acteristic.
ley will soon leave for Pendleton.
up very rapidly. The majority of have escaped, leaving their dupes town die one or the other.
to
bear
the
brunt
of
the
penalty.
the Spaniards have about conclud­
Spots before the eyes, desponden­
ed that they are not a fighting peo­
The Prison Missionery is the cy, constant worry. Hudyan cures
ple.
after a few days visit with friends
name of a small paper published in All druggists, 50 cenus.
5 in this neighborhood.
J. J. HOUCK Manager
A Chicago lad of 20 has just the penitentiery at Salem by L. J.
Miss Marguerite Lindley, the! Arthur Fitzgerald and family,
married a woman of 59. Many and Sprague, a prisoner, No. 2409, in
OREGON.
many are the ladies of that age who cell No.138. It is strictly religious | anti-kissing agitator, in a late in- his brother Walter and his mother __________ '
me altogether charming—hut the and its exchange list contains n o ' terview justifies her opposition to went to Grants Pass Tuesday to
average man ought to be contented local secular papers. Only seven-1 Lhe practice on sanitary grounds, visit friends a few days.
with one mother.
David Z. Beidler and his mother
teen convicts have paid twenty while admitting, by implication at
cents each for a year’s subscription I least, that she has indulged in it expect to start for Colorado about
Explaining bis proposed retire-'
If those in the pen h id thought of , herself. But she cruelly declines the 22 of this month. We regret
merit from business. Mr. Came- ,, ...
l i - l j -
. 1 the things published in the m iss-Ito give out any of the interesting to see them leave hut hope it will
gie . says that he believes in devel- nonary
•
.
, , not I particulars.
be for their good.
long
ago there would
"ping a dignified old age after 60.’ i .
,
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'
m ...
1 , can 1 be dignified--on
.
,
have heen a necessity
Louis Pankey came in from Bly,
Most anybody
7 for the pub
*
Texas has a woman Samson ,n Klamath county last Saturday I
a hundred millions.
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Jennie Robinson, colored, of Burle- with a four-horse team to get a
The omission of wine from the I 1 liere are »» ,r" Hs
^ rp o ra son county. Jennie weighs 447 ioad of BU|)|)lieH. T. J. Smith and
hill of fare of the last Bryan ,mn. I t.ons in Russia. Combined capital pounds, and has strength in pro- family returned with him.
I net is clearly v a hid for the
Prohi-1 has n° right„H, ° r P°Wers
1,1 th;,t i 1 Potion. According ” .......
to the overseer
j ohn gisemore and Tom Wyatt
me rroin-1
’
hi tion vote in the next campaign countr?-
1 he government runs | of the plantation on which H
i *l(‘ took a spin to Grants Pass one day
TO SAW WOOD
I rom this straw it is surmised that the railrofldf?>
■ a,ld , 8U(>h
• i- other
j things
1 . I works,
1 • she recently
. . , lifted a ' piece e ° ‘ last week. While there Mr. S
as
are
too
huge
for
individuals
to
machinery
which
five
brawny
ne-
,
,
,
,
Col. Bryan expects to win without u n
mi
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.
¡traded for a fine buggy team. He and sav nothing is possible if ynii
the help of Kentucky. Ex.
hand,e-
government is tyran- gr«,es had vainly attempted to | BayH he olIght t(>cat^h% “wourmftn® work with one of the saws from our
stock. We have every size, shape
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meal, and has to he, in order to ¡raise. Another story is told of her. I now without any trouble.
le Roseburg Review is putting make a success of its undertaking. She was riding a stuhh«,rn mus-j The farmers generally in thissec- and style of saw known to the
in a lot of new material and im­ The individuals are limited by con- tang, which refused to cross a tion are jubilant over the prospects trade and every one is made of the
finest steel, perfectly tempered and
proving in every way. The pub­ ditions so that they can accomplish bridge. Jennie
• . dismounted,
.1:_____ a . 1 a tied
* 1 1 z.i i l «. u;.-
of the big ditch 1 being constructed . finished,
lishers of this paper get out. a daily hut little. As a result Russia is at the animal’s legs, threw him on through this valley. It will he the
1 he prices are less than such
and semi-weekly edition all of which least one hundred years behind the her shoulder, carried him across making of the country if it is ever high grade articles should sell for.
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, , , completed, which we hope it will
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, we first-class. They are the best times, and is not gaining any the
bridge, and. kben, continued, her i | but
there
are a few doubting
’<0M)EN £ NICHOLSON.
..««v
Hiere
jpapew in Southern Oregon, to our ground on advancing civilization. journey.
Thomases.
The Hardware Men. Medford. Or«
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Liquid Electricity will Afford Instant Relief.
U n ite d T y p rw rite r & S u p p ly C om pany,
«•, Standsrd typewriters and S u p p l i e s ..•... .
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