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ment, but wages are being a d -: G old H ill N ews . vanceil. About 100,000 cotton m ill' employs in Massachusetts were’ A N ew sp ap er— N ot a n O rg a n . given a 10 per cent increase, and many woolen mills made a similar News P rin tin g Company, advance in wages. The first of the P U B L IS H E R S . year all the mills of the Amerscan F. K. CHURCHILL, Wool company will make a general Editor and Manager. advance in wages. The laboring) • u b a c r lp lio M H « le « . man, in all sections of the country, invariably ’ in advancb is getting his share of the prosper-} $1 00 ity dividend.-^ Ex. One Year, 50 Six Months, A few years a g o Collis P. H unt ington's priate secretary, Mr. Miles, Saturday, January 6, 1900. asked for an increase of salary. “ Do you need any more money?’’ Lots of New Years ‘’swear offs” asked Mr. Huntington! thought- are being broken these days. ¡fully. “No, sir, I don’t exactly You can’t expect good bread need it,” replied Mr. Miles, “but from inferior flour. Buy Rogue still, I'd be glad to l*e getting a River and get the best every time. little more.” “Ah-hum-hum,” mu sed his employer, “can you get As great and loyal and pure as along without the advance for the Washington was he did not escape present?” “Oh, yes,” answered the pen of the political slanderer. the secretary, “I guess so,” and the The steady advance being made matter was dropped. A couple of in wages does not look as if em years later a new boy appeared at ployers regarded the future as un the Miles home, and the secretary thought the time propitious to re certain. new the application. “ Why, my If the Globe national bank of dear sir,’’ said Mr. Huntington, Boston had not dabbled in specula when he heard him through. “1 tive stocks, it would not have come raised your salary before when you to grief. asked me.” “I never heard any It may be that the handkerchief thing al>out it,” said the secretary the British lieutenant was waving in amazement. “ Probably not,” as a flag of truce w hen captured by returned Mr. Huntington, “in fact I used that money to buy a piece '* the Boers was not white. of property for you. I ’d just let It is reported from London that it stand for a while if I were you.” the British army will mark time Mr. Miles thanked him warmly until late in January. If the Boers and retired somewhat mystified. press them hard they may make Recently Mr. Huntington called time. him into his private office. “ By the way, Miles,” he said, “I have The Boston Herald says “it looks as if Ladysmith mignt And a Boer sold that real estate of yours at a in her stocking.” She isn’t likely pretty good advance. Here is the to find any of Victoria’s chocalates check.” The amount was $50,000. The property was part of a large there. section purchased by the railway At Modder river, where Methuen king as an investment for his wife. lost over eight hundred British — E x . soldiers, the Boers report forty The closed mouth catches no in killed along their line. That is sects. worse than Majuba hill. An optimist believes in narcotics The only way that Aguinaldo and a pessimist believes in hoodoos can create a sensation now is by go Baseball is the only thing a ing into Manila and delivering him woman ever admits she doesn’s self right up to Otis uncondition understand. ally.—Portland Chronicle. , L ‘ - -- —' I THE MOST POPULAR (¡ASTORIA Flour doen’nt grow ix it bed, but in ground at our mill. Freah- neHH is a leading cliur- acteriHtic. For Infants and Children. ' ¡The Kind You Have Always Bought ÁVtgdablc Preparation Tor A s similating the Food and Regula ting the Stomachs and Bowels of I m w i s J. J. HOUCK Manager B e a rs th e ( m iin u s SOLO HILL, S ig n a tu r e Promotes DigesHon,Cheerful n e ss and Rest.Contains neither Optum.Morphine nor Mineral. N o t N a r c o t i c : a t*» tfo u a-sw iL m cB u i In Use For Over Thirty Years K n ittU S a tt ■ A perfect Remedy fo r Constipa tion. Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea. Worms .Convulsions .Feverish n e s s and L o s s O F S leek Facsim ile S ignature of NEW YORK. - OREGON. T. A. HOOD Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. of Repairing a Specialty. GRANTS PASS. TRANSPORTATION COLUMN. EAST AND SOUTH ----- : «v tiif . :------ CASTORIA CXACT COPT OF W R A PPER . ▼wt c m a u a ooM Paw v, H iw r o a n c it y ._____ jeâiùoÆc EXPRES« »• •• ! 7 :00 p.m II) :UDum ! 7 :45 u.iii fi :00 p.m ft :0fi p.m I ft :40 a.m 7 :16 p.m 7 :00 a.m ft :1ft p.m 4 :16 p.m ! 7 :55 a.m B 2 5 .-< > u n ■ m u — « 9 5 Which was Given Away Women always think they mean The Chicago woman who struck it rich in the Klondike and brought what they say at the exact moment home a husband along with her they say it. gold, confirms the belief that there When a man meets his wife are few who can stand prosperity. downtown he always wonders how January 1, 1900 the Pennsyl much it will cost him. Rogue River Milling Company, TRAINS LEAVE DAILY. f Iv l‘i'i llaiiil n> id 16 a.m - lv Gold H ill Iv ¿4 :46 a.m ' a r San F rancisco Iv (8 :D6 p.m ar O gden ar :10 p.m ar D enver lv :45 p.m ar O rnaba ur :50 a.m ar ('lilcngo lv 311 p.m a r I/»s A ngeless a r :25 p.m ar El Paso ar :8fi p.m a r F o rt W orth a r :40 a m ) a r New I IrleaiiH a r 4<» p.m Dining Cars ! | PORTLAND Observation Cars P u llm a n M n to ta M a n d T o u rist Can A ttached to all th ro u g h train * . January 1, I9OO ROSEBURG MAIL— DAILY. Was won by J. H. Beeman who held 578 the winning Number. 8:30 u . iii ) lv 5:20 p .m f a r P o rtla n d R o seb u rg a r $4:30 p.i lv |7 :30 a .i Between Portland and Corvallis. WEST SIDE DIVISION. M ail tra in d a ily , extept S u n d a y . Reames Brothers 7 :30a.nil lv Portland l l : 5 5 p .m f a r C o rv allis ar 15:50 p.u lv j l :20 p.n A t A lb an y an d C orvallis c o n n e c t w itl C. A E . tra in s . “ Well, th at’s enough to try the INDKPKNDF.NCC PASSENGER DAILY, KXCKP Our stock is now complete in every departm ent, SVNDAY. patience of Job, exclaimed the vil lage minister, as he threw aside the with the largest assortm ent of Ladies’ and Men’s Furnish 4:60 p.m 1 lv P o rtla n d a r .8 :25 a.n 7 : 2 0 p m :- lv M cM inville Iv ¿ 5 :6 3 a .n local paper. “Last Sunday I 8:30 p .m ) a r In d e p e n d e n c e Iv ( 4 :5 0 a .n ings, Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Roots and Shoes, preached from the text, ‘Be ye Direct connection at San Franciso therefore steadfast,’ ” said the good Monday was the first day of the man; “but the printer makes it Ever opened in this place for your inspection. w ith S te a m sh ip lines for H aw aii, J a p a n C h in a , T h e P h ilip p in e s a n d A u stra lia . year, the first day of the week, the read, “Be ye there for breakfast.” j F or th ro u g h tic k e ts a n d r a te s call oi first day of the new moon, the first -------- —o---------- General Merchandise, o r a d d re ss O. C. P u rk e y p ile , A gent day of the month, the first day of 'G o ld H ill. E S T R A Y NOTICE. (he workings of the new registration C. H. M ark h am , GOLD HILL, OREGON. R. K o eiii . f r , law and according to 3ome mis M an a g e r. G .F . A P . A. Notice is hereby given that on POBTLAND, OREGON. taken people the first day of the November 1, 1899 astray calf came w w w v v v m v w w v new century. to my place and has there ever ^ = = = 1 GO TO M = = since as follows: Red and white The main thoroughfare of our 4 city is a hideous sight to behold with white stripe across shoulders, 4 S. R O S e N T H A L J S at the present time. \\ ith very spot on forehead, about two years little expense the street could be old. marked with an under slope FO R put in first-class shape. Why not in the right ear. I further give the city board frame an ordinance notice that if not claimed on or be and compel the property owners fore February 10, 1900, and all ex adjoining the street fix it up. All penses paid for. the feeding and that is needed is a few loads of advertising of sam el will sell same Corn, Peas, String Beans, gravel in front of each lot, and two at public auction on my place at Assorted Table and Pie teams can haul enough in one day the mouth of Foots creek to the Fruits, and Lots of Toma highest bidder for cash in hand to to make a good pavement in front ! defray expenses. J ohn M. N oe . toes Coming Soon. of any piece of property on this Dtted this 29th Day of December, T O SAW W OOD street and can be got for a very 1899. and say nothing is possible if ym reasonable sum of money and a work with one of the saws from ou sum that would hurt no one. Wei It is possible now to take a trip stock. We have every size, shap hope ere long to see some one of across the continent for less than and style of saw known to th, our city officials take a step in this $50. The great roads are cutting trade and every one is made o f th i direction. finest steel, perfectly tempered am rates again. finished. Cotton and woolen operatives in The N ews office is prepared to The prices are less than sucl New England are feeling the prac turn out fine wedding stationery in <1 high grade artieles should sell for tical effects of McKinley prosperity. short order. Call and examine 4 B O Y D E N & N IC H O L SO N . ► I. O. O. F. NEW BRICK BLOCK, Not only is there plenty of employ our samples and get our prices. GOLD HILL, OREGON vania Railroad Company retised 1000 of its employes on pensions. Even these devil railroad com panies are not so black as they are sometimes painted. Reames Bros, > NEW CANNED GOODS J ► Our New Deal—Dixie Queen < Smoking Tobacco, 7-5c J Packages for 25c. ( Oris Crawford, Manager A a "J The H ardw are Men, M edford, On
