Gold Hill news., October 21, 1899, Image 4

G old H ili . N ews . increase of ii certificates,
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A N ew sp ap er— N o t a n O rg a n .
News Printing Company,
PUBLISHERS.
F. K. (’HIKCHILL,
Editor atul Manager.
S u b K c r lp lio ii K u li'» .
IN V A RIA BLY in advancr
One Year,
Six M onths,
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50
in
u o v ie u s « m g u m m id m i
mid there
were increases in silver dollars and
¡m inor pieces, in greenbacks and
' national bank notes.
THE MOST POPULAR
■xïW.'Wi
MM.W MtilUEKS.
C roup b th e te r r o r of th o u sa n d s, of
y o ung m o th e rs b ecause its o u tb re u k is ,
so ag o n isin g a n d
fre q u e n tly fatal.
! S h ilo h ’s Cough am t C o n su m p tio n C ure
acts like m agic in cases of C roup.
It
has never lieen know n to fail. T he
w orst cases relieved im m e d ia te ly . Price
25 c ts ., 50 cts. a n d <1.00. G old H ill D rug
Co.
1
â
T ito K in d Y o u n „ n , A lw ays B o u g h t, a n d w hich 1ms been
lu u s e f o r o v er 3 0 y tr i , h a s b o rn e th o a! m a tu r e o f
A cup of very hot m ilk, taken at
bedtime, some one says, will pre­
A Kansas woman in Butler coun vent sleeplessness. On the other
l y b , . managed a 4 5 0 -a c refarm / ¿ " j
"™ c
™
hot
lor 10 year, and has raved «20,000. ,„i„ce pje, takel, „
1 hie „ p r in te d merely to abo» » h a t „ ¡ |,
dw ire (() ,
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a woman can do when not handi-
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unless one is nightm are-proof.
.capped with a husband.
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homebody
who
presum ably
‘‘There is no longer any question claim s to be an authority says that
as to where Admiral Dewey stands,’’ : the most easily digested meats are
telegraphs the special W ashington ‘‘cold m utton, m utton chops, ten-
correspondent of the St. Louis derloin and sirloin steaks, land»
Globe-Democrat, ‘‘He is a firm chops,chicken, rabbit and venison.”
supporter of the policy of the pres- According to this one would do w ell' - t v
*(^e n t-
to let roast elephant, boiled lion
The fact th a t »nrallpni i , abroad
, 8" ake *lw' e'
in various portions of the s ta te .1
Now, said an English school-
while not sufficient to cause alarm , m aster’ a8 he displayed a bright 5-
should be sufficient to cause vacci- A l l i n g piece between the tips of
nation to become general. U nrea his finger and thum b, “ the first boy |
soiling fear of the disease is foolish; or girl th at puts a riddle to me I
careless defiance of it is not the less J which I cann<»t answer will receive
so. In this, as in other m atters, 11118 aB a 8if t A ny m ore?” he
the prudent man foreseeth evil and a6ke(b as soon as silence was re-
hideth himself.
stored and no one had claimed the
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° ° ’n- “ Yes, sir,” sang out a little
Congressman Landis, of Indiana, fellow from the further end of the
is in Iowa m aking speeches.
At school. “ Why am I like the Prince
the opening of the compaign at Des of W ales?”
Moines, the other day, he said: “ It
« f he Prince of W ales?” said the
has been claimed by some members master, thoughtfully. “ The Prince
of the democratic party th a t it is | of Wales?” he repeated to himself
the poor m an’s party.
I am in ­ Really, Johnny, I see no resent
clined to th in k this is true.
I blance in you; I ’ll give it up.”
never knew poor men to m ultiply
“ Because,” cried the lad, joyful­
so fast as in a democratic era.”
ly, ‘ I in waiting for the crow n.”
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You w ouldn’t expect to p lan t -a
QIEER SAKES OF FAMS U 179».
seed and never go near it again and
yellow newspapers.
Rogue River Milling Company,
a n d Ii:: . b e e n m a d e u n d er Ills p er­
sonal supervision sin ce its tnfhncy.
,
A 'lew no one to deceive yon in tl.L .
A ll C o u n te rfe its, Im ita tio n s a n d S u b s titu te s a re b u t F \ -
p c rin ie u ts t h a t trill« w it it a o d e n d a n g e r th e h e a lth id’
ln tu u ts a n d C h ild re n —ih p e rie n e o a g a in s t F .xperlinent.
Saturday, Oct. 21, 1899.
During the nine m onths ending
( September 30, a round-num bered
The cheerful man is a king.— j b»tal of 2700 miles of new railroad
were laid in the United States.
Bickers ta ff.
~ ~7 7
More than $13,000 of state school
Kruger stands alxiut as small a
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-ii . money has been lent on farms in
chance of victory as Brvan will at
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¡the vicinity of Fossil, Wheeler
th e next election.
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county, since May 1, at 6 per cent
Dewey’s reception in Boston
A friend at our elbow th in k s it
ought to he a warning to Atkinson will lie a long war if Aguinaldo
to move to Springfield.
lights on until the democrats elect
another ¡»resident; especially as
The difference between patriots 14,10
are ashamed of the onlv one
and ‘‘an tis’" is that one can lie found
in the columns of the arm y, and they have elected since 1856.—
the other in the columns of a few Statesman.
Flour (I oph ’ ii I grow in
a bed, but is ground
at our mill. Freah-
ness is a leading ebar-
aeterislie.
What is CASTORI A
C asto rin la a s u b s titu te fo r C asto r Oil, P tirctroric, D rops
a n d Soothing- S yru p s. I t is H arm less a n d 1 'leasan t. I t
c o n ta in s n e ith e r O p iu m , M o rp h in e n o r o th e r N ureotio
so »staiue. I t s agro is its g u a ra n te e . It d e stro y s W orm s
a m t allay s F e v e rish n ess. I t e u res D la rriu e a a n d W in d
« u , 11 reliev es T e e th in g T ro u b les, e u res C o n stip atio n
a n d F la tu le n c y . I t assim ila te s th e Food, re g u la te s tho
“ “ <l 1,o' v<‘,s’ b’D ln g h e a lth y an d n a tu ra l sleep.
1,10 C h ild re n 's P a n a c e a —T ho M o th e r’s Friend.
g e n u in e
castoria
J. J. HOUCK Manager
GOLD HILL,
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OREGON.
t . a . hood
Bicycles
and
Bicycle
Sundries.
R epairing a Specialty.
GRANTS PASS.
ALW AYS
' Bears the Signature of
TRANSPORTATION COLUMN.
FAST AND SOUTH
Il Y T il K
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0
Years.
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a
/ N n T w r - f r -r- _ _ _
EXPRESS
TICE l ETS
TRAINS LEAVE
D AILY.
PORTLAND
7 :0 0 p .tn ) lv
P o rtla n d
ar
T h e sam e a . a re G IV E N AW AY F R E E w ith every fifty c e n t p u rc h a se
at 10:09am - l v
Gold H ill lv
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K earnes B ro th e rs Big Store.
7 :45 a.m ’ a r San F rancisco lv
5 :00 p.m ar
( >gilen
ar
6 :05 p.m ar
D eliver
lv
H :40 a. in ar
OtimiiH ar
7 :15 j».m .li­
Ciiicago lv
7 :00 n.m a r L is AnyelesH a r
« 1 5 p.m a r
El Paso
ar
4:15 p.m
F ort W o rth a r
7 :5fl a .in I a r New Grl. a io a r
Dining Cars I
i R : 15 a .m
• 4 , .45 a.m
|K :05 p .m
i 1:10 p.m
I 6 :45 p.m
I 8 :50 a.m
6 :3U p.m
9 :25 p.m
2 :35 p.m
« '40 u.m
« 40 p .m
Observation Cars !
i’lillmiiii F irst-d u e s am i T o u rist C a rs
a tta c h e d to all th ro u g h troina.
HOSKHORG MAIL— DAILY.
« :30 a .in J lv
5:20 p .,„ I a r
Portland
KoMohurg
a r i4:30 p .ra
lv 17 ¡30 «.m
Between Portland and Corvallis.
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
Mail tr a in d a ily , e x te p t S u n d ay .
7:30 a .tn | lv
¡ I l :65 p .n if a r
Portland
U orvullis
ar 15:50 p.na
lv 11 :20 p.m
At A lb an y mid ( ’orvallin co n n ect w ith
C. A E . tra in s .
The queer names given to tracts
expect it to bear fruit. Yet th a t’s
the way a great m any people d o ' °f lan<l by the owners in olden
advertising, put an advertisem ent Hmes are illustrated in a convey-
in a newspaper, run it week after ance encountered by a clerk in the
week w ithout change, and expect it Baltimore record office recently
to accomplish more than all their while engaged in re-organizing the
salesmen
Advertising properly indexes. The deed in question is
done will work wonders in a busi- recorded in liber W. G., No. 60,
uess-bringing wav; but like a grow- folio 57. I t was executed in 1799,
ing p lant, it requires careful atten- a °d conveyed from Joshua Steven-
tion.
son to Richard G ittings five tracts
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¡of land in Baltimore county, the
stock of gold in the co u n try , con8ideration
$1 0(J0 7 The
ini » eckm » knck pamhknukm daily , KXCKPT
Hl N D A Y .
a r 1 8 :2 5 a .I«
/ .20 p m lv McM uiv ille lv - 7» :53 a.in
8:30 p .m ) a r In d e p e n d e n c e lv /4 :5 0 a. in
D irect connection a t San F ranciecn
znV ' S tS i ,i"’i '1,V1Ili" r s for » « » a i i , J a p a u ,
t In n a, I lie 1 ln lip p in e s a n d A u stra lia .
For th ro u g h tic k e ts a n d ra te s call on
o o iffir
R.
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C H . M ahkiiam ,
K okhlkk ,
M an ag er.
hffiH n,ng 7 “ “ ’‘¿I tHe ,4reaKUr>’ , name of each tract and its dimen-
O n tr«
are aB fo” —
“ M vSw ete
it - a . »!«!»,563,565. The b “
T
‘,nd P ' tehw ’”
t o t a l acres; “ Here Is Life W ithout Care
am ount of money in circulation,
and Love W ithout Fear,” 41 j acres;
not including money in the treas­
“The Unexpected Discovery,” 262
ury, is $132,108,794 greater th an it
acres; “ Hug Me Snug,” 15 acres,
was a year ago, and the increase is
and “Stevenson’s Cow Pasture,
distributed over every variety of
W ith L ittle 1 Am C ontent,” 22
currency except the “Sherm an”
acres.
notes and the currency certificates.
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The increases in detail are as fol­
An
exchange
is
authority for the
lows:
Gold c o in ..........................
»23 011 T- q startling announcem ent th a t one
S ilver d o lla r s ............
7 w it a r editor has been found in heaven.
Sm all s ilv e r ................ .W ;.’ ......... J g ’Î S
Gold c e rtific a te s..............
63’o7n’i t» How he got Ihere is not positively
Silver c e r tif ic a te s ...
; ........ b ’S k ’S
known, but it is conjectured tnat
« ir e e n b a e k s ...................... ; (. \ ( . 23 2 0 4 43.- he piously passed himself off for a
X ational b ank n o te s ............ ... . 7,981,WU
Christian and stepped in unsuspect­
The decrease in “ Sherm an” notes
ed. When the “dodge” was discov­
was $6,747,108, and in currency
ered they aearched the beautiful
certificates $1,765,000. For Octo­
realms of felicity in all their length
T h i s S c h o o l 1» N o w U n d e r S t n t e C o n t r o l .
ber the het increase of money ou t­
and breadth fo ra lawyer to draw It is the larg est and Most Progressive School in Southern Oregon.
side the treasury was $6,572,045.
up the paper for his ejectment, but
A large q uan tity of gold was dej.os
they could not find one, and of
S125 Pays all Expense, for One Year’, Schooling, Including B ook,
iJtç.d in exchange for certificates, re-
course the editor held the fort.
Southern Oregon State Normal School.
G . F. A P. A.
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
TO SAW WOOD
and say nothing is possible if von
work with one of the saws from our
stock. We have every size, shape
and style of saw known to the
t rade and every one is made of the
mesf steel, perfectly tempered and
finished.
The prices are less than such
high grade artieles should sell for.
W. T. VAN SCJY, Ashland, Oregon. ¡The
BOYDEN it NICHOLSON
H ardw are Men, Medford, Or
t