Gold Hill news., June 10, 1899, Image 1

GOLD TIILL NEWS
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Vol. 3.—No. 110.
N E W SPA PE R ,
NOT
AN
ORGAN.
«OLO HILL, OREGON, JUNE 10, 1899.
Subscription $1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
HEM LAB JIEETIMI.
K ent to thk A sylum .— Melvin , KTATE NEWS NOTES.
; in hi» shotgun for the first time
He attem pted to fire a t some pig­
Ordinance for kniiiiig Bonds and Salary #f " iln<»n of Jacksonville, aged about!
A shland ha» 64 telephone».
W . P . C H IS H O L M , M . IE
eon», and the discharge tore out
tooidrr and flarxliul Lead swond Time. j L5 years and a cripple, w asex arn in -'
A m ilitia company is being or the »ide of one barrel a t th e ch am ­
Last Monday night the town ‘'d in O‘e co'*n ty l « * t Hatur-
PHYSICIAN AND BURÜKON.
ganized
a t Albany.
bers, and the other barrel was di»-
board met in regular session, with day, charged with being insane and
Fossil
will
lie
given
long-distance
charged
be the jar.
Deyoe was
Dr. Robin­
Office in Caine’s Drug Store,
all members of the lioard present. unsafe to be at large.
knocked
about
15
feet,
bu
t escaped
(ioi.n 11 ii,i., O regon . ! The recorder being out of town J ob . son conducted the exam ination and telephone service this summer.
with
a
slightly
bruised
finger, a
W ild pigeons are unusually plen­
L H am m ersley was appointed re decided th a t the boy wan a fit sub-
swollen head and a ruined gun.
corder protetti.
Reading of n)in. J«cU «.r the asylum .
He wuh ac- tiful in Marion county this year.
J. L. HAMMERSLEY,
Female com,»laints, pale, sallow
cordingly
committed
to
th a t in sti­
Cattle-buyers are offering $10 complexions, headaches. H udyai
utc» of previous meeting» read, cor­
tution, being taken th ith er by J. and $12 for yearlings in Tillamook cures. All druggists, 50 cent».
Counsellor and Attorney at-Law.
4
rected and approved.
county.
The recorder was instructed to II. Buffer, Sr., Sunday evening.
Will praeti«» in all the court* of
R q n a l to O r e u l a a i .
McMinn ville has 14 persons over
Ibi* »tate. Olli«'«- in Beeman building, place the nece»»ary revenue »tamp»
A. K nigbten wa» arrested on
Lora
Whitworth,
who held varfens
I ¡old Hill, Oregon.
on the contract ami o th er paper*
Trail creek by Sheriff Lister of SO years of age, 53 over 70 and 106 post» of honor in English diplomatic
signed by the town Ixiurd.
circles, was a kindly, gracious gentle­
Josephine county and Lee Calvert, over 60.
man as well as a wit and a man of the
An ordinance wa* introduced by
A. N. SOLISS,
The m embership roll of the world.
and is now in jail at G ra n t’s Pass.
He bad indeed almost r eascrrd
alderm an Stanley authorizing the The lust grand jury for th a t coun- i ^®r»hfield National G uard com pa- 1 swords with
Napoleon at the Toiieries
Alloruey md Couusellor-at-Law.
town of Gold H ill to issue bonds ty found three indictm ents ag ain st' ny ^Iah 6 3 names
when that despot railed at England for
Practice» in all the court* of the »tat«1
not having evacuated Egypt and Malta,
for the construction of a water sys­
Notary Public in oilier.
him draw ing a gun upon his
There are now 31 life termers in accused her of having violated treaties
tem was rea«l first and second time.
brother and com m itting a crim inal the state penitentiary. The total and ended by flonritbing a cane danger-
JjrkMiniillr, Ort-son
on» fuori llotiv.
E. E arliart introduced an ordinance
onsly near the face of the English em­
assault upon one of his daughters | num ber of inm ates is 327.
bassador.
l to regulate the salary of the record­
being among the charges. He will
Elm
er
Norton,
17
years
old,
was
Lord Whitworth pat his hand on the
KEENE S lll'IINETT.
e r and m arshal which were read
he tried at the adjourned term of drowned in C atching slough, near hilt of his sword.
the first and second time,
“ What would you have done if the
court, winch commences next Mon­ Marshfield, the other day.
emperor bad struck you?” he was after-
i The hills of Oris Crawford for
day.
I t is estim ated th a t sales of sheep wafj asked^
$10.17, M arshal Dungey for salary
have felled him to the
in Morrow during the last two ground,” wag the quiet auswer.
MioKjRu. o»s. I f"r n»Oi>th of May for $20 were al-
< >!h<e A J kin-Duel Block,
SALE IX JOSEPHIVE COTÏTÏ.
weeks of May aggregated $60,000.
Perhaps the best story told of him i i r ­
| lowed and w arrants ordered drawn
on e snowing bow bi» quick wit disposed
(bingo
Capitalists
Bin
the
Old
Channel
The K lam ath C ounty hank h a . j ¡ r . X T ' w Z Z
a, ,h . Enahaa
for same.
FOR AN EASY SHAVE,
Hidraolir Wine.
M arshal Dungey was instructed
begun business at K lam ath Falls, coart. Fox seat there as a sort of em-
J . O. Booth, F. G. B urns and It is the only bank in the county, baeeador of hi« own a man named Adair.
a Stylish hair cut, I to purchase oil from Kearnes Bros..
the son of a surgeon.
go t<» Deixiy’s Shav- 1,1 quantities of 5 gallons a t a time their associate» have sold to C. B.
Nearly all of the 1898 wool clip
One day the empress, speaking in
ing Parlor, 2 doors for lighting »treet lamp».
There Baardsley and W illiam H . Thomp- held in warehouse a t Elgin was French, said to Lord Whitworth:
“ Is he ■ very important man, this
east of the Post being no fui ther business to com e:8on,
Chicago, the Old Channel sold last week for 11 cents a pound.
M.
Adair?”
Oi,lce-
before the hoard they adjourned to hydraulic mine, situated about 30
“ Not so very, madame, ” replied Lord
The trials of W i'liam Baer and
Gold H ill, Oregon. meet subject to the call of thechair. nnles west of G ra n t’s Pass, on the
R ichard H inkle for the m urder of Whitworth, “ altbongb bis father was a
l.lin o is river. The am ount of the George A. Scott cost G ran t countv grand saignenr, ” a remark which read­
ers of French w ill recognize as a very
1 was seriously afflicted with a sale was not made public, but those $15,000.
good pnn, for the word as used by Lord
cough for several years, and last W,)O know say th a t it is the largest
Whitworth means “ blood letter, ” while
KELLOGG 4 DARLING, Props. fall had a more severe cough than i >_ i i
Charles McGee, who was serving by its sound it also meant a great lord.
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ever before. I have used many
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,
r
Q uartz hauling and heavy team- remedies w ithout receiving much county- I lie m ine embraces 700 a term in the city jail a t Albany, J — Youth’s Companion
in g ’a »jxx-ialty. Regular triji» to relief, and being recommended to acres, the greater part of which is escaped by removing the hinges of
T h e P o e t i c a l O ld L a d y .
Medford W ednesday and Saturday, try a hottleof C ham berlain’s Cough an auriferous gravel deposit, occu- the door to the jail.
An old lady in a small country town
general Express and Freight. Bus­ Remedy, l»y a friend, who, know- I pying a high plateau 400 feet above
The search for the body of S e n a -! i”*8 kep? for the la8t 20 years anrt 8tiU
J
1 keeps her account» in doggerel verse.
iness.
Gold Ilill, Ore. ing me to be a poor widow, gave it
the river, on which it has a froi t- ^or *'•
^eed, who was drowned For example (and the specimens given
to me, I tried it, und with the most age of more than two miles.
The
^ orld Umpqua river April 8 are actnai extracts from her books), if
i gratifying results. The first bottle
Mrs. Jones has half a pound of tea on
relieve«! me very much ami the sec­ mine has been crudely worked for ^ a8 not' ***en £*ven UP 88 reported, “ tick” it is entered tbns:
Mrs. Jones doth own to me
U tah m urderers are given
ond Ixittle has absolutely cured me. several years, but the new owners
For half a pound of Souchong tea Is. td.
1 have not had us good health for will at once begin to equip it with their choice of shooting or hanging,
Or
if Mr. Smith bays a ponnd of sug-
twenty years. I give this certificate the best m odern hydraulic m ining *n other states they do the shoot- ar, two
pounds of rice and a Dutch
w ithout solicitation, sim ply in ap-
m
achinery.
Af.er
personally
ex-
¡»g
first
and
the
hanging
after-
i
obeese
the
entry will be under Smith’
preciation of the gratitude felt for
name:
»m
ining
the
property
with
J.
E.
ward.
the cure effected.— Kespectiully.
A pound of m oist sugar
And tw o of beat rice.
' Mrs. Mary A. Beard, Claremore, R yan, their engineer,
Messrs.
The new officers of Bandon are:!
With four pounds of Dutch cheese.
lia s re-o|»ened bis shoe shop
I Ark. For sale by Em ery J. East- Thompson <fc Beardsley employed D. J. Lowe, recorder; L. W. Record!
Which 1 hope will be nice—Is. U ^d.
on the south side, where be
I mao, Gold H ill, or Ben Ilaym on, \V. H . Bellows, of California, to ex- m arshal; Chris Rasmussed, A. G.
And so on all through the book. In
Rock Point.
some cases the verses express doubt as
will be pleased to meet bis
pert the mine, and upon his favor- H oyt, E lb ert Dyer, T. J . T hrift and to
the customer’s intention or ability to
« ol«l or new customers.
«
able
report
the
deal
was
prom
ptly
M.
I.
Swift
for
trustees.
There
pay
for the goods ordered. Thus:
L ittle Ruth Halsteud the 6-year-
Lizzie Barber for her father
closed.
were
119
votes
cast.
«»1«1 daughter of H erbert H alstead,
D E N T IS T S
CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER
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L. F. PATE
Bad som e flour today:
I.
w. cox.
8onie apples, loo, and toilet soap.
The Iowa prohibitionist state
of Lost Valley, says the Condon
But 1 don't believe he'll pay 2*. 3d.
Headaches,
sal
lowness.
falling
convention
had
to
h
u
n
t
high
a
n
d
'
(T his booking work w ill drive m e mad
Globe, while playing in her father’s!
When J think of folk like th ey.]
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sensations, liver troubles. H udvan i,.„, x _
General Blaoksmithing, sawmill ,, last
S atu rd ay , met with an
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low *or a n y one
take the nomi-
The lines in brackets are very sugges­
cures. All druggists, 50 cents. 4 1 nation for governor, and it was
accident which m ight have cost her
tive if not exactly grammatical.-—
Wagon and
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,
,
then obliged to adjourn with the Chambers’ Journal.
; her life. x\ rapidly revolving shaft
B efore p u rc h a s in g jew e lry else- . . ,
,
Carriage Work.
¡caught the ch ild ’« clothing and whpre ^ n
I. E. Deboy and ex. , ^ k e t incomplete,
C a ts a n d M o n k e y * .
All animals, even the wildest, can be
whirled her around at a great rate am ine hig nfiW gtock of Rolle(, plate
The business men of Roseburg
subjected in some way to the dominion
th e c lo th l,,B iinul,-v» «ave wa-v and Gold filled goods, each article have taken steps to organize a board of man and be domesticated to some ex­
a „d released her. H er sunbonnet jfl gllMranteed to w ear for three i of trad e’ U. S. K. Buiek is chair- tent Here, for iustauce, are two very
ll I shoe your horses I will guaran- was tied round her neck, and was
man of the tem porary organization, curious facts about cats Many persons,
including some of onr greatest natural­
tee then, not to interfere or go lame I lwigU.d so tightly th a t she was al- ‘
and S. C. F lin t secretary. Perm a­ ists. believe that onr English domestic
All work d i t ' ' ' / » I « - 1 t'rVx-?-!» ’ f\»-
choken to death when help
A pension of $8 a month has been nent organization will be effected cat is descended from the Egyptian do­
tint
m anner, at
mestic cat Yet all records go to prove
reached her. Strange to »ay, be- ! prai,ted to Ellen Schumpf, of Jack - T hursday.
cash.
that
the cats of Egypt lived in droves,
GOLD H IL L , OREGON. ¡y °nd a few bruises, she was not se-1 sonville, Or.
Benton county’s delinquent tax- were cared for in droves, were fed iu
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roll will not reach $10,(MX). The droves and worshiped in droves, with
was
not
much
the
worse
for
her
The
W
eekly
Oregonian
and
the
|
prom
pt paym ent of taxes is aecour.t- the result that Egyptian cats never got
A. »1. MESSNER,
domesticated or became half as intelli­
th rillin g experience.
G old H ill N ews , both one y e a r ! ed for by th e fact th a t the enter- gent as onrs.
The like truth is suggested from In­
for $1.50 for the next 90 day» only, prising and accommodating sheriff
dia, where monkeys are worshiped
DOES THIS STRIKE VOl’t
sent notices to all taxpayers of the Theee are allowed to become nuisances
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Muddy
complexions, Nauseating
A I ’ r l n c c km a t t n l l n a y G u a r d .
am ount of their taxes,
and the time They are fed and they have any amonnt
Solicits a share of your patronage. breath come from chronic constipation.. ____________
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.
Prince Chilkow,
tho Russian minister
All-wool suits made up in the most K arl’s Clover Root Tea is an absolute j f°r railways, commenced his career by i °* P8y*nent. 1 1)1» proved to be a of liberty, and what is the consequeuce?
They never lose their innate savagery
Siilisfaetorv m anner, at price» to ! cure and has been «old for fifty years on ! making u tour of the world in order to great accommodation to nonresi­ The
method of caring for them has been
an
absolute
guarantee.
Price
25
cts.
and
take note of all the latest inventions dents.
suit all kind« of purses. Call and
wrong. All the devotion and cara ex­
M cts. Gold Hill Drug Co.
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and
to
study
the
working
of
railroads
exam ine goods.
Latest styles of
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Two prisoners broke jail nt E n ­ pended on them are practically wasted,
abroad in a practical manner He first
SPR IN G and SUM M ER suitings
and if we treated onr cats in the same
of
all
worked
a*
an
ordinary
mechanic
AHEAD OF HIS TIME.
terprise Sunday morning, but wer ■ fashion as the Indiana do these monkeys
on band.
in the locomotive works at Liverpool,
MESSNER BUILDING,
“ How do you like the idea of after which he became a railway gnard recaptured in the afternoon. One they wonld become jnst as wild and nn-
and afterward Rtatinn master at an Eng­ of them named .Johnson was shot domesticatod.—Cassell's Magazine.
Gold H i l l ................ Oregon. simplified spelling?”
lish town Returning to Russin, he
T ry one of those Coffee Cocktails
makes me laugh. I ’ve been aguin wonted as a mechanic and after while resisting capture, and was
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A oknth \v anti t)—For “ The life and |
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The a t the Prospect Saloon.
Achievements of Admiral Dewey,” the 8P«B lng th a t way all m v life, and ward as a stationmaster. After passing
other
surrendered.
The
men
had
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world’s greatest noval hero. By Murat' t,jH now everybody called me igno- severat years on the Transcaspian rail-
tv
n vt Iv he
zx tuna
»4 tho A
7«. —
ll.'ilstend, the life-long friend «.ittxl
and adnd-
,,
way
was lAindo
made z4«vontn««
director » of
Var-
been furnished with a crowbar by!
EVERY BOTTLE
rer of the nation’s idol. Rigcest a n « l,r a Wt.
eovie railway, then inspector general of
some
one
outside,
with
which
they
Consumption
Cure is this
best book ; over •500 pages, 8x10 inches;!
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railways und finally minister.-—Paris ____ ,
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guarantee; "A ll we ask of you i» to u n ­
nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations.
x. .i •
Signal.
opened the jail door.
two-thirds of the content» of thi» botth-
Only $1.50. Enormous demand. Big!
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DORSE SHOEING
QPPPTATTV
A
The Gold Hill Tailor
T, W Dov.ix. r.f
n • x faithfully, then if you can sav vou are
«'(ininiissions. Outfit free. Chance of a l ik«> Laxative Kromo Quinine Tablets,
L. W. Deyoe, of M yrtle P o in t, not benefited return the Ixittle to your
lifetime. W rite qvsek. The Dominion 'HI druggists refund the money if it fails
Now is th* lim e to subscribe for had a lively experience w ith smoke- ' Druggist, and he may refund the price
Company, 3rd Floor Caxton Bldg., Chi- 1" cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q,
onw iler winch
w btnk k«
. • in g ; pai
l.” 1H11
Price
25 c Co.
ts., 50 cts. and |1.00.
eago.
' on each tablet. Emery J. Eustman.
the N ews and Bulletin 50c month less
less powder,
he
was . try
Go!d
Drng