Gold Hill news., July 14, 1900, Image 1

GOLD HILL NEWS
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ORGAN.
GOLD HILL, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1900.
Vol. 4.— No. 167.
Satoeription 91
Nebraska in 1897 paid <19,000,• M ’ K I N L E Y I N D A N G E R
HERE AND THERE.
The necessary acreage in pledged
W, P, CHISHOLM, M. I)., to secure a starch iactory at Imbler
(MX) on mortgages, in 189«, »4P,-1
Four boys died in Boston recent­ 000,000 and in 1899, <76,000,000.
PKY8I0IAN ANO SURGEON.
in Union County.
ly from lockjaw, arising from can- This ib
is * a total vu
on mortgage indebt- , A S^aawk u4 Cabal Haf U Amauiaat'
J. R. StntL of Humpter, troop B. non-cracker and blank cartridge edneggpaidttmountingto<146,000,-
Oar PrnMeab
«»its* in Value’« Drug More,
cavalry, bail hie leg • broken Mun­ wounds received during the B u n k e r ---- —
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(XX). The amount of mortgages in
001.1» HILL. OREGON.
day morning in Mulein,by his horse I Hill celebration of June 17.
N ew Y ork , J u ly I E —The W orld
force both on acres and lota in Ne-
fulling u(*on him.
The United Mutes department of braska in 1890 was <176,000,000, says:
hr. CHAS. K. MORRILL,
The buy crop around Silver Lake, agriculture states that there were B0 that the payments made in the
“ A plot to assassinate President
in I.like County, is not more than 13.537,624 horses in this country at j,agt three yeast have reached a sum McKinley has been frustrated.
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON.
It
half n stand.
Farmers assign no the beginning of January, and that of only <30,000,000 less than vbe was concocted by a group of Span-
«»Ilk* at Resilience,
: reason fur tbe shortage.
the vulue of tbe horses had increas­ total mortgage indebtedness of the i«h and Cuban conspirators who
(¡01.1) HILI., ORBHOX
state 10 years ago. In addition, had headquarters in New York.
Business
is
good
in
Klamath
ed
<7.21 per bead on an average.
»
Farmer’s Guide says that 5,000 the farm lands of the state have
“One of the plotters weakened
Full«, and immense freight wagons,
J.
KEENE. I). I». 8.
heavily loaded, bring in goods and of tbe 17.000 farmers in Kansas are doubled in value.
jand sent a warning letter to a mem-
women. The young women, partic-* Of the 640 girls who passed sqp- b^
er of the RePublican National
merchandise almost daily.
Ixani 0 . Holland, of Salem, who ularlv, are taking great interest in ceg8fully the examinations to tbe Committed. The letter was place.
New York Normal College, the
the
Secretary C h . , l „
Mt Denso, U m . was a corporal of tbe Second Ore­ these mutters, and are regular at
« >O k c AJMn-Oue* Uto.lt
More Uick, . h o referred it to Charrman
g o n Regiment in tbe Philippine«, tendants at tbe dairy and other ag­ great majority are' J e .a .
Than
ave-elxth.
of
the
number
Odell, of the New York -ta t. com-
bus l»een granted a pension of <30. ricultural meetings.
I. I». ARN0I.I»,
Election to the Presidency in th e ; came from the public schools of m’ttee, ^>r investigation.
an
Mime tbe disastrous tire at Lake-
early
days
of
the
Government
seems
,
New
York
City,
of
which
for
many
man
®
eng.
^
,
*
tetectiv»,
view, the
Commissioners of Luke —
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' year, the beat Kholar. have been i «h®
County have decided to invest <540 , to have been conducive to longevity-
•“ lb*
MEDFORD. ORE in u fireproof safe fnr the County Adams reached tbe age of 90; Jel- chiefly of that race. H I about 800 «»«»"•
« Iv.r VanDyke» Star«.
graduate, from the New York C lt, Thereupon Mr. Odel reported to
Treasurer.
ferson, 83; Madison, 86; Monroe,
HAMMERSLEY & CARTER, It is estimated that the repairs i 73; John Quincy Adams, 80; An- public .chool. admitted to the free Secretary Dick, - h o lard the fecta
before Chairman Mark Hanna.
to tbe Oregon will require three i drew Jackson, 78, and Martin Van city college for boys, tbe vast ma­
Counsellors ud Attorneys-at- Uv.
“Mr. Odell’s report coused great
jority are also of the Jewish race.
months, but the ship bus a habit of Buren, '¡9.
’ Will prartii-e in all the courts o f
The New York Sun notes these .
amon8 the President s close
the state’. otli<* i l l Beeman building, getting th m ge done long before any
Porto Rican im ports during eight
facts, and says that the supply of fie n d s and advisers. Mr Odell
Gobi Hill, Oregoti.
I one ex,»ects
exoects her to.
'm on th s ending with February,
to
teachers and for the professions is “ ade it plain tha he regarded the
Frank Loin man, wiio shot' his amounted to <6,793.575, of which coming largely from the Jewish Plo‘ a9 a matter of the utmost sen-
<. B. WATSON,
companion at Mumpler, Baker <2,000,(XX) worth were admitted race. Jews are also now a noUble OU8fies8’ and
tha\ extre”1“
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
C ounty, WHS received at the peni-! free of duty. Exports during the part of the student, of our great Precautions be token to keep the
«»tfiecto-Vpsuite, Opera House Block, tentiary Munday even in g on a 15- sam e period were <3,198,396.
I be
. . .
President out of harm s reach,
universities.
i
.
United
Mutes
leads
any
other
coun­
I year sentence for m anslaughter.
,
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“Messrs. Dick and Hanna laid
ASHIAND, OREGON. I
.
Aa Epidemic «f Diarrbsea.
the whole matter before the Presi-
Mrs. Lulu M. W allers, a widow try in the matter of imports by
residing in Phoenix, committed , ,nore than <1,600,000.
Mr. A. Manders, writing from j en^ before he departed for Canton.
,«,..nut Grove, F la.,,ay. theta haa ■
* c0„.
f suicide Friday by taking carbolic j It is said that there are about C been
quite
an
epidem
ic
of
diarrhoea
I
j
.
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S. H..PENTZ,
f acid. No reason is assigned for the i 4,900 cheese factories in the United there He had a severe attack and tinuehis investigation.andcaution-
I deed. She leaves three children. | Mutes, in addition to several hund- was cured by four doses of Cham- ed him to work with the utmost
/
A prominent sheej man expresses j red creameries making cheese in berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar- secrecy.
MKDFOKD, OREGON
I
1
the
opinion to the Lakeview Em m - small quantities.
1 he total out- rhoea Remedy. He says he also
“To a W’orld reporter last night
PractkM In all Court» <rf Oregon and Cal­
recommended
it
to
other,
and
they
iner that 1.0 Lake County wool w ill; put of cheese last year was 265,000,-
ifornia. Spettai alteailon glven 1« Mining. t
Mr. Odell admitted that he and cer­
say it is the best medicine they
Cot|«rat»on. l’rttMUr a«J I awily La».
f
1
m > sold th is Mummer, hut th atgrow -j 000 Pound.. Of this about 76,-
ever used. For sale by Emery J. tain member, of the National com­
NuUry l ’ubile la o»h<*.
Corre»p«»ndenls
¿¡era
will
probably
hold
their
d
ip
s
000,000
pounds
were
produced
in
In all prrt» ut lite wurld.
Eastman, Gold H ill or Ben Hay­ mittee had discovered a plot to ass­
or ship away on'consignment.
! New York sta te .-N e w York Corn- mond, Rock Point.
assinate the President.
“ ‘Yes, it i. true,’ he said, ‘but I
Wheat aphis is playing havoc merc*a*‘
io ra l Geography.
FOR AN EASY SHAVE, with many crops in Lane County,! The Commissioner of Pensions
regret exceedingly that the malter
The largest river is Time.
has become public.’
a Mtvlish hair cut : «ays the Eugene Register.
Some announces that 105,56? cert.ticates
The deepest ocean is Death.
go hi D eL y ’s Mhav- tield. are literally covered with the for pension, were issued by the
; “He was extremely anxious that
The most highly civilized coun­ no reference whatever should be
ing Parlor, 6 doors ' little pests. Spring n heat promises bureau during the fiscal year, w nc
try is Today.
j made to the matter. Special detec-
west of the Post u, be about as badly damaged as closed June 30, or 15,(XX) more than
The region where no man has ; tives are guarding the President in
Office.
the Fall crop.
1 were issued during the year 1899
. : ever set foot is called Tomorrow.
1 Canton.”
Gold H ill, Oregon.; ,,, ,,
i They were divided hb follows: 40, ,
x
■ Wallowa County has issued war-
J
.
......
The region where no living thing
'637 were original issue, 4352 were
e
JV 7 .
rants foi 1089 coyote «« alps, aggre­
.
.•
f„r hath habitation is called lesteruay.
The Ledgerette B ill File is an
tor
T H E M O S T P O P U L A R gating <2178. The Chieftan says restorations, and 60,o<8 were
j
j
The ereatest desert is called Lite, easy, simple, convenient, labor and
increases, re-ratings, accrued and
. . . .
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the bounty law has gieatly benefit­ additional.
!and
n>anv oasis.
these papCr 8aving device for keeping in
Flour dooM’ut grow in ed Wallowa County, und that stock- T I .e U .ll» . Chronicle eaye I h .t ; "re
“ X t a t l Homi" A n t “
° rd' r' ,KC0“ n“
“
a bed, but is ground 1 men report great decrease in the not only »re the h.rveeter, bn»v l-‘l,e ‘■"'l 5 h»rl‘y ’ "<■ H on... And
or
n»ture
of a “varniinta.”
jncuntiuH w
vniuimiv.
.
i of them nil the last 18 the most
—
at our mill. Fresh-! depredation
The Jackrouville T im « report, i
k»t the orchard,.t. are :
ness is a leading char­ that Frank la,raine, ol Rich Gulch, <®>P>"y,n 8 numerou. packer. ,„ T||e hi h„ , „ .„ „ „ „ ¡n ¡, called
acteristic.
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.
. .
the attempt to dispose of their fruit
Success. Few reach the top save
dug up four <20 pieces in his gar-
r
r
,
* H
1 to the best advantage. Peach plums those who watch sharply for the;
den one day last week. They are
are an enormous crop, and so rapi­ passing of the spirit of (he moun- ____
supposed to have l»een buried there
J. J. HOUCK Manager
dly are they ripening that it is not tain. Opportunity, who carries up-
It is just the thing to use where
GOLD HILL,
OREGON.' sometime ago by nia I rother Ber­ an easy job to keep them packed ward all those who seize hold upon ' customers come in and buy a few
nard, who has been dead some time.
and in good shape for shipment. , .
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articles “till Saturday evening” or
Roy C. Gage, of Company C., Many young women of The Dalles ,m ' J ‘ - ------ - -----
j “till next week,” or till they come
Third Regiment, lost bis life by are employed as packers.
P. L. Fountain, the newly ap- to town again,
pointed deputy sheriff of Klamath ! Summing it all up. It is indix-
drowning while bathing in the
A little boy about 8 years old,
,
i •
ed, arranging
^ C o n v the
e n i b e ills
n t . alphabetic-
It is E m ­
In the way of Hardware, Tools Willumette river Munday. He wa- son of Henry Hagadoyn, near Mon­ County was placed in a very e « " - |lly
and Implements, you can And seixed with cramps at d sank. He
uesday nomjca| t saving many times its
tague, had his arms badly bitten barrassing predicament
at our Store.
rose seyeral times nnd cried for help
and chewed by a bog at their ranch morning by a jail-bird named Her- cost in blank books, bills, time, la-
but his comrades did not take hie
bert Winslow, who is under his cus- bor, etc., because inasmuch as tbe
Inst Tuesday, and would have been tody and keeping.
When Mr. items are written but once, there is
calls seriously, but s< on found that
killed hud not his screams brought
5 »v • -i
u . c : no nosting of books, no buying oi
he was drowning anil went to his
Fountain opened
the ‘ joil about
6 i statements,
”
° nor making out of iteni-
K
ais mother to the rescue, says the
assistance but too late.
a.
m.
to
give
the
prisoner
a
hot
cup
izen bills. It is simple, can lie un-
Ashland Record.
Boy-like, he
“ We have sold many different
of coffee, morning hash, etc., young derstood at a glance.
Books are
cough remedies, but none has given went into the hog pen to catch one Winscow greeted him with the glad always posted ; bills are always
better satisfaction than Chamber­ of the little five weeks old pigs,and
hand nnd yanked him inside the ready. It is durable and inexpen­
lain’s,” says Mr. Charles Holxhauei succeeded, but the sow made a
sive. Write for prices.
Druggist, Newark, N. J. “It is per­ vicious attack in detense of her jail, locked the door, and passed on
News Printing Company,
out leaving the sheriff to devour Lock Box 116, Gold H ill, Oregon.
fectly safe and can be relied upon
little ones.
in all cases of coughs, colds oi
the bounteous spread all by his
hoarseness. 8' Id bv E. J. East
lonesome.
However, the deputy
W ahtbd several persons ros
It Saqed His Leg.
man. Gold H ill, or Ben Haymond,
sheriff managed to arouse the neigh • district Office Managers in this
Rock Point.
P. A. Danforth of LaGrange, Ga.
borhood with his plaintive cries state to represent me in their own
suffered for six months with a
for help and was soon set at liberty. and surrounding counties.
W ill­
' ARE YOU GOING MINING ?
frightful running sore on his leg;
In
the
meantime
tbe
jail-bird
had
ing
to
pay
yearly
<600,
payable
See our stock of Tools and Supplies
but writes that Bucklen’s Arnica
Indore you make your purchases. We
reached Link river, north of town, weekly.
Desirable employment
T o r In fa n ts a n d C h ild re n .
Malve wholly cured it in five days. and started to swim across at the
keep everything a miner needs.
with
unusual
opportunities.
Ref-
The Celebrated SIMONDS Saws—pos­
For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the inouih
mouth
of
the
lake
and
was
over-
o
n
n
e
,aae
«..«
-
„
ch
a
n
g
ed
.
Enclose
self-
tin
K
in
d
Y
ra
Nan
A
lw
ap
B
ought
itively the best Cross-cut Saw made, for
*
best salve in the world. Cure guar­ taken bv parties in a row boat an d l'i,K '
sale by
brough
back
to
jail
much
refreshed
;
addressee
stamped
envelope. M. A .
Boars the
anteed. Only 26 cts. Sold by K. J.
Boyden. & Nicholson
Bignaturo of
by
the
morning
exercise.
i
Park,
320
Caxton
Bldg.,
Chicago.
Eastman, druggist.
M.
D E N T IS T
D E N T IS T
A tto r n e y - a t - L aw
Ite
Rogue River Milling Company,
Anything
You Want
CASTOR IA
Tke Hardware flea,
Bedford. Orgw
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