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TRANSPORTATION COLUMN. When we add that the national debt ham been decreased to aome *40,000,000 in the »roe time, the showing becomes phenomenal. C it y O f f i c i a l s . COCKCIUMKM. 1 W. H. Caine, Chairman, A. C. Stanley, ! The assurances from Pekin may T. J. Downing, W m.T. Kearnes, " “ o T a Purkeypile. I ' be correct, but it is worth noticing = | A- «• EAST ANO SOUTH «V T i l l " I Cltj PrlBtlBg Offlce II I Country 1 > m 11" S | that thiB second word from Conger speaks of the besiegers as j ^IIIMlHIinUiNNllllUIUlUUllUUllllUtllUllIllIWUp '‘Chinese soldier».” There is n o , government there, he sayn, but th e ' attacking army. Certainly this! does not look much as if the throne 1 were in control or even a formid A Newspaper—Not an Organ. able obstacle to the anti-foreign News Printing Company, forces. l[ ------- N ews P iiitiig C oipuy PRINTERS ano G old H ill N ews . PUBLISHERS. F. K. CHURCHILL, Editor and Maaager. »■»•cripti«« IMVABIABI.T I B B B I B B C B One Year, S ix Months, Trains leave Gold Hill for Portland i hiii ! way stations at 3: li a. hi . awl tt'10 , p.m. daily. ____________ Leave Pertlaml » 4 0 a-m • 7 :(M) p.m. ** Gold llill 11:17p.m. 10:09a.m. Arrive Aablawi 12:8» w.m. 11:30 a.m. •* Sacramento 6:00 p.m. 4:3fta.nt. •• Kan Francis« <> 7 :4ft p.m. 8:1ft a^m- O«dea ~ ft-.46 a.in. 11 4ri a.ui. • • Denver - 9 :00 a.m. 9 :00 a.m. •• Kanaas City 7 2fta.m . 7t2fta.ni. »♦ Chicago • 7 :4ft a an. O-JOa.m. Los Angeles 1 :20 p.w. 7 :0<> a.n>. »• El Paso - 6:00 p.m. 0:00 p.m. “ Fort Worth 6.30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. “ City Meafcw fttftfta.ni. »'.ftfta.m. o Hosston • 4 00 a m . 4 :00 a. in. •• New Orleans 0:2ft p.m. 8:2ft p.m. Washington k:42a.m. 0:42a.m . j New York7" 12:43 p.m. 12 .48 p.m. PUBLISHERS E S T A B L IS H E D w JA N . I , IS S T g HAVB THE MOST COM- A Presbyterian missionary lays the blame of the trouble in China at the door of the Catholic mission aries, who, he says, are political as well as religious propagandis. Per haps, if the Catholics would »»press their opinion of the Protestant missionaries, it might be equally unfavorable. When the heathen perceive the disagreements and jealousies among the teachers of Christianity, it is not strange that they are doubtful of religion. FLRTE FRINTIMO OPTICS IN SOUTHERN OREGON OOLD MILL NEWS PaM iakad B »*n | !taturda<| ». ». CHURCHILL Editor Kstlnites P ira iiM Free u Äpplicatloi The Oregon City advertising com mittee of the Board 8of Trade will submit a report at the meeting of i that body to be held next Monday See O. C. Purkeypile, agent at Hobt 1 night. The members of the com- ! Hill station or address I mittee have agreed upon printing a C. H M akkham , G. F.A P. A Carries the beat selected stock of rnrri.AHn, okkoon . : 40-page booklet, 6x9, that will Bet Dry Goods, Notions, Tin and Gran forth the natural resources and su I' ite Ware, China and Glass Ware, H o lie r f b r P iih lic o t io ii. perior advantages of Clackamas Toys and Musical Instruments, such County. The booklet will he pro- U. 8. l-and OHice Koaelmrg, Ore., June ft, I1MH> 1 iW o S I T Z r foee,, i>.u,»»,ed, end w,U « „ U L H in Mandolin«. Unitor» and Violins Notice is u hereby given ...... that .. ws the fol cute of factories, mills, farms, busi- at half the price usually ask(‘(t at lowing-named settler lias filed notice of 1 ‘ hi« intention to make final proof in snp- _ ness houses, etc. Ten thousand of G. A. GURNEAf.. .. Saturday, July 28, 1900. J * i THE WINNING TICKET g J these pamphlets will be printed for general distribution. This is an excellent idea, and i one that could be used to good ad vantage in every town and county in the state, Gold Hill excepted. For President, The hand of destiny is in the events that have drawn America from her position of isolation and placed her in the forefront in time to inject American ideas into the treatment of the Eastern question. The fact that a talent cannot be buried with safety to its possessor W in . c in l e y ought to show that a nation can no OF O H IO . more sit down and enjoy the -sen sual pleasures it may be able to For Vice-President, create, without danger of atrophy THEO . RO O SEVELT, and decay, than can a man sit in O F N EW YO R K . one place for his whole life without losing the use of his legs. 'All hail For Presidential Electors. the American ship of stale on its TILMAN FORD,. Marion county noble voyage to carry freedom and liberty to the remotest corners of J. C. FULLERTON, Douglas <4 \V. J. FURNISH, Umatilla t< the earth. She is fulfilling her <). F. PAXTON,. Multnomah “ destiny. _____________ M K Pullman and Tourist car« on both ! traîne. Ctiair ear« Sacramento to Og- ! <len and El Paao, and touriet car« to ' Chicago, St. Lewis, New Orleans am* j Washington. _ I ('uuueeting «I Han Francisco with sev- - i irai «W in«hip Km- *— Honolulu, Japan, I China, Phillipine«, Central and Sont!« j America. , otlier stores. Cllilddrs Block, portof his claim, and that «aid proof will be made before On» Sewbnry,c»un- MEDFOKH, OKE ty clerk of Jackson county, at Jarkoon- _______________ _ ville, on July 28, 1900, viz: AAK O N BECK on his H. E. No. 8927, for the N K N K I4, K E I-4 N E '4 Sec. 22, T 36 8, R 4 W ■ • . . . . . . . , 1 .1 „ 1 lie names the following witness«« to Help one along in life. It 1« not what you pav- for. «.lot l i e s continuous r< -idemcupon ami so much as what you get for your money. To show o r , J.u|tivati„n wi(, vig. good» is a pleasure, ami it 1« a real pleasure to show our Smith, J. L. Scoii, M. M. Scott New Suits. M ay we W ait oh v>u 7 • vvimer, Oregon, and Daniel Msgerle, « D ll r r t C U IQ T " of Woodville, Oregon. tz 5 IL .IZ .L r O r i 11» I J. T. R iiiiiukh , Register, io a nuisance these day»— and a Stock Collar Means Misery to the wearer. NOW, OENTLEMEN, you must come to it—» Negligee Shirt brings comfort, ease and quickly dissipates that irn- j _______ table feeling. Let us rig you out. If doesn’t take much N olice ¡„ J,er„by given that the money the way wt are si mg. u n d e rs ig n e il, a d m in is tra to r of the Negligee Golf Shirt»— all Grades, Styles anil Price». The Finest Assortment >n of T o bins M ille r, deceased, Jackson Counts. Drop in and see fliein. 1 has tiled ill the County Court i f ! Jackson C ou n ty, State of Oregon, GOOD CLOTHES. A Notice of Final SettlemenL W. H. MEEKER &. Co., REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following deeds have been record ed in the office of the county recorder this week: T D Conklin to G F Vose; lot 6, blk 32, Gold Hill.................. ’• $ 100 00 H Griner to W H Pomeroy; 160 acres in nee 21, twp 34, 2 w ... 90 00 U 8 to O Ganinrd; 40.09 acre» in sec 6, twp 26, r 2 w ............. .......... In order to effect fusion in Ne- W L McClure to E A Leeston Those having money to throw :»way can now get bets of 4 to 1 i braska, the Democrats had to give Sm ith; 7 acres on east side of .gainst the success of Bryanism J the Populists and Frce-8ilve Re of se ti of se5 i,sec3 , twP 36, r 3 ....................................... 17 60 and the odds are likely to be in- publicans all the offices but one. reused as the campaign progresses. This was to console them for their disappointment over the nomina As governor of New York Hon , q{ gteven8on jngtead of Towne; Theodore Roosevelt gets a salary | but Nebraeka ha(J had a copi. of *10,000 a year, while dur.ng the an(, the cropi88aved> four years he will be vice president! |h - PnnIlliab| <rp not M numerou8 the Populists are not as numerous his salary will he only *8,000. as they were. “I speak for the ‘Solid South,’ ” The best thing to give your ene shouted the democratic orator. “On my is forgiveness; to an opponent, election day Bryan will have all tolerance; to a friend, your heart; the whiles with him.” ‘And the to a child a good example; to your next day,” cried a voice in the father deference; to your mother, crowd, ‘‘he will have the blues.”— conduct that will make her proud Philadelphia Press. of you; to yourself, respect; to all The Administration’» luck has men, charity.—Ex. not deserted it. We shall come The water at Kansas City is said out of the China episode with added to have a Bryany taste since the prestige abroad and with exception democratic convention. It is no al friendship with the empire itself. ticeable, however, that the demo- l lie graver the situation is in No- no- A .. , . , , The 8 crats generally never drink much venber, the more votes will cast w<i|ar _ .. v ... . . water so they will not be materially for McKinley and Roosevelt.- -Ore- affected thereby. goninn. The new German Minister to A surplus of over *81,000,000 for China is likely to be accompanied the last fiscal year is |i pretty good by an escort that will make the showing for republican party gov Tsung li Yamun exclaim; “ Hoch ernment .considering that liegvy der Kaiser.”—Telegram. war exjienses, as well as the ordi-, ______________ nary expenditures of government Gold Hill will he a city of 3000 Wq(e paid out of t|ie receipts |>opiilatioo in four years. his final account as such admini»- und that Saturday, the 11th day of August, 1900, at the hour of one o’clock S U M M O N S . I’. M. has been fixed by said Court In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore as the lime for hearing of objections gon, of the County of Jackson. to said report, and the settlement James Braden Plaintiff thereof. va. W. A. C arter , The Rogue River Water Administrator of the estate and Mining Company, Tobias Miller, Deceased. a Corporation, defend ant». Gold H ill, Ore., July 11, 1900. Mext D o o r to itledford B a n k , CASTOR IA Per Iafaato and Children. Tin KM Yw Ban Ahnp ItagM Bears the Bignatare of Was it a liraekT “The marvellous cure of Mrs. Rena J. Stout of Consumption has created intense excitement in Cam mack, Ind.” writes Marion Stuart, • leading druggist of Muncie, Ind. She only weighed 90 pounds when her dictor in Yorktown said she must soon die' Then she began to use Dr. King’s New Discovery and gained 37 pounds in weight and was completely cured.” It has cured thousand,! of hopeless cases, and is positively guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung diseases. 50c and *1.00. Trial bottles free at E. J. Eastman’s drug store. “How much did you pay for that horse?” asked the ice man. “Seventy-five dollars a front foot answered the real estate roan.” You can’t expect good bread from inferior flour. Buy Rogue River and get the every time. U E IH 'O R D , O R E tratnr of said estate, To The Rogue River Water and Mining Company, a Corporation, the aliove- A d a n in ls lra trix ’s Notice. named defendant». I ntiik N am « of the K tatk of O kkoom , You are hereby required to appear anil In the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for Jackson Couuty. answer the complaint of the above plain tiff in the above entitled Court, now on In the matter of the estate of Joseph Goldsworthy, deceased. file with the Clerk of said Cx>urt, within ten day« from the date of the service of NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the this Summon« upon you, if «erved in undersigned ha« been appointed by the Jackson County, Oregon ; but if served county court of Jackson county, On-gon, in any other county in the State of Ore sitting in probate, administratrix (f the gon, then within twenty day« from the estate of Joseph Goldsworthy, deceased. All person« indebted to «aid estate are date of the service of this Summon« up on you; or if »erved on you out of the requested to settle the same immediate State of Oregon, 01 by publication, then ly, and those having claim» against said by the first day of the ennuing Septem estate will present them to me with the ber term of «aid Court, to-wit: the 10th proper voucher« attached, at my ie»i- day of Reptember, 1900; and you are dence in Gold Hill, Oregon, within six hereby notified that if you fail to appear months after the date of first publication and answer »aid complaint, as required, of this notice. T. J. DOWNING, the plaintiff will apply for a default judgment against you for the «uin of Administratrix of the estate of Joseph Goldsworthy, deceased. >62.85 due upon an account stated and interest thereon at the rate of »1« (6) Dated July 28,1900. percent, per annum from October, 1897, and coat» and di«bur»meiits. A d m in is tra tr ix ’« ¡Notice. This summon« is published by order Ol ------- of tne the rionoraoie Honorable n H. . iv. K. iiiiniin. Hanna, one oi of the judge« of the above entitled Court, 1 In the County Court, of the State of Ore- which order was dated in chamber» —“ gon, *— for Jackson County. ............ July 21,1900, and required this sum In the matter of the estate of A. 8. Moon mon» 10 to be ue published puuiiBiien in ■■■ the m e >»».>> Goi.n H iiu.i. ili . deceased. Ntcws, in Gold Hill. Oregon, for six (8)) NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that the consecutive weeks from the date of the undersigned has been appointed by the first publication thereof, and required i county court of Jackson county, Oregon, you to answer in tliii case on or before sitting nittintf in probate, nrobate. administratrix administratrii of the the last day within said time. estate of A. 8. Moon, deceased. HAMMER8LEY & CARTER, All persons indebted to said estate arc Attorneys for Plaintiff. requested to settle the same immediate Date of first publication July 21, 1901). ly, and those having claims against suhl estate will present them to me with proper vouchers attached, at my resi dence in Gold Hill, Oregon, within six months after the date of first publication of this notice. Mrs. M. J. MOON, W EEKLY OREGONIAN Administratrix of the estate of A. 8. ANU Moon, deceased. GOLD H ILL NEWS Dated Juljj 28, 1900. ______I L M l lin V A B G Il V .M U I1 U V , v i r i o n , Our Clubbing Rates. Both One Year for $2. Gold HUI has plenty of timber.
