Gold Hill news., July 28, 1900, Image 5

J. L. Pierce, of Pringher, lows, They are equipped with all modern
appliances and are thoroughly up
arrived in the city last Wednesday
lo date. The coaches are 61 feet in
Hot weather drinks at Kenney’s. morning and is now the guest of length, have vestibuled ends, are
A SH b A N D , OREGON.
Best full cream cheese at Ken­ his brother. He expects to locule lighted with Pi ntsch gas and heated
with steam. The cars rest on four
1 here with uh .
A first-class Normal Bchool.
Thorough Academic Instruction. ney’s.
P. P. Pierce and family arrived wheel trucks, with 36 inch steel
The highest professional training for teacher«.
Each teacher a spec­
John R. Mitchell wasin Jackson­
tired wheels. Steel Carnegie brake
in the city last Wednesday morn («earns are used. The interior is
ialist.
Beautiful and Healthful location, and homelike surrounding«. ville Monday.
ing direct from Butte, Nebraska, lieautifully finished. Highly pol­
Hpedal training in the new Htate Course of Htudy for the Common
Mur’on Daily was a passenger
and exjiect to locate in this section ished wood, natural finish, with
Schools.
for Medford last Wednesday morn­
brass trimmings. Scarrit seats,
of the country.
Fall term begins Bepteml*r 10, 1900.
Write for Catalogue and
with plush bottoms and backs are
ing. ,
O. R. Penny and family of Lake- used. The windows are of plate
further information.
Will Grieve«, ol Central Point
field, Minn., were incoming passen- glass and are covered with curtains
W. M. CLAYTON, Président.
was in the city last Monday morn­ j gers Wednesday in »earch of a new instead of blinds. The other twelve
ing.
! location where they will make their coaches are expected in a few days.
W. R. Walker and family left future homes.
MMEtUSkKTlL
Monday morning for a trip over on
Hon. W. A. Carter, of Gold H ill,
“To the mountains our people i»
the coast.
who has been visiting in Ashland increasing numbers yearly look for
W. T. Reames and family are by‘ during the past week, left for
those days of relaxation and recre­
the sounding sea at Crescent City, Sawyers B»r, Cal., Saturday, where ation necessary to maintain the
California.
he goes to make a three weeks’ vis­ human machine in fair working
J. I). Wimer of Woodville was in it with his father, who is raining condition. The languorous sloth
of the seashore proves very seduc­
the city Friday taking ordere for there.—Tidings.
GOLD HILL,
’
OREGON.
tive while it lasts, but may have
his fine blackberries.
John W. Jacobs, of Central Point decided that the annual outing
S p e c ia l A tte n tio n G iv e n to C om m ercial M en.
Mrs. J. C. Hall and son were had his gold watch and chain stole should provide not only radical
passengers for Central Point last Monday. He was putting piling change of air and surroundings,
but also such stimulation of flag­
First-class Rigs and 0» reful Drivers. Baggage and Freight of all kinds
Wednesday morning.
under Holmes Bros, warehouse, and ging energies as will provide brawn
forwarded promptly to all points In the Valley at reasonable rates.
Howard Bette went to Applegate hung bis vest containing the watch and vigor for the return to labor.
KELLOGG & DARLING Proprietors
the first o( the week and is now in near the door where teams loan For this they urge the mountain
and unload.
When he went for climb and ramble, the balsam of
the mountains rusticating.
the mountain pines, and the clear,
Byron Phelps who stopped off to his vest at noon the watch could unadulterated mountain air.”
“ In this direction the 8haeta
visit his son Carl left the first of not be found. The initials J. W .J.
were engraved on the outside of the Route now affords a wealth of at­
the week for his home in Seattle.
case and could be easily recognised tractions. The entire line of road
A. Rumfelt and wife left Monday
A N D SE E H IS
Any one seeing the watch will con­ from Ashland to Redding is studded
morning for California where they
fer a favor by informing the loser. with charming and accessible ho­
' intend to make their future home.
tels and camps, where are cheer and
comfort
and healing at reasonable
The
next
annual
reunion
of
the
Mr« C. C. McLendon and daugh­
cost, and where you can hunt, fish,
Grand
Army
of
the
Republic,
for
ter Norah were in the city several
the district of southern Oregon and ride, loaf, or play with equal facil­
days the first of the week visiting. northern California, will he held at ity.”
“Or if you look for healing wa­
See W. H. Kinney for fine toilet Ashland Sept. lO-lo. An excellent
ters,
none better can be found, hot
programme
is
in
course
of
prepara­
soaps.
tion. Gov. Geer and other promi­ or cold, than the springs of Ash­
T. J. Downing went to Jackson- nent citizens are expected to be land, Colestin, Anderson, Bartlett.
, ville last Wednesday morning to present.
Byron and Faso Robles.”
__
“ Before visiting Europe, the peo­
transact business at the county
The Fruit and Poultry World, a ple of the Northwest should see the
We also have exclus:ve agency for (he
seat.
new journal recently started by glories of Yosemite Valley, and the
1 8. C. Thiele left for Portland Messrs. Webber & Chessuiore, at wondrous groves of Mariposa and
■ Tuesday evening where he has se­ Medford reaches our exchange table Calaveras; the Parisians are likely
Men’s Shoes. Every Pair Fully Guaranteed.
this week. It is a neat looking to make inquiries concerning these
Beside« we carry a nice line of Dry Goode. Clothing and Grocer- 1 cured employment as fireman on a little sheet and has the appearance attraction resorts.”
donkey engine.
lee. See our new premium with every $10 worth of goods pur-
of health, but whether a paper of
Send to Mr. C. H. Markham,
Mr.
Crow
of
the
Grants
Pass
this
kind
can
be
made
to
pay
or
General
Passenger Agent, Portland,
^ asesl—a Beautiful Enlarged Picture, Absolutely Free
V
Bottling Works was in the city not in Southern Oregon remains to for new booklets on Castle Crag,
Shasta Springs, McCloud River.
last Wednesday doing business be seen.
Y’osemite, and excursion rates
with our merchants.
The books of the Third Assistant
GO LD H IL L , O R E G O N
thereto.”
I. O . O . F. N E W B R IC K B LO C K .
Dr. J. W. Markebury was in the Postmaster-General, for the fiscal
AS* A
The grand lodge of the A O. U .
city the first of the week making year ending June 30,1900, show an
increase in the sale of postage W., which was in session last week,
arrangements for an extensive trip -tamps for 1900 over the year end­
elected the following officers for the
in Douglas county.
ing June 30, 1899, of 467,417,460 ensuing year: Grand master work­
D E A L E R IN
Mis« Martha Cardwell who has stamps, the total number sold be­ man, Ralnh Feeney, Portland •
been teaching school in Klamath ing 3,963,374,310 stamps, valued at grand foreman, C C. Hogue, A l­
$76,276,804. The increase in reve­
county returned to her home in nue was $9,474,413.50. In addition bany; grand overseer, Frank Davey,
Salem; grand recorder, Newton
this city last Monday evening.
to these stamps, there were issued Clark, Hood River; grand receiver, ,
LOUR, FEED, ETC.
Do
Candies, nuts and cigars at 2,263,U40 books of twelve stamps R. L Durham, Portland; grand
Highest Market Price«* Paid for Egg« and Produce of all kinds
each, valued at $830,648.48, making guide, C. H. Dye, Oregon city; in ­
not buy Groceries without getting my prices.
Kenney’s.
Vhe total increase of sales of $10,- side watchman, J. E. Mellinger,
We are informed that Mrs. New­ 305,061.98, or about lj^per cent
T J. DOWNING’S OLD STAND,
Dayton; outside watchman, W. J.
Clarke, Gervais; grand trustees,
S o u th S id e
G O L D H I L L , O R E G O N . man Moon has disposed of her
laundry at Klamatbon, California, AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS ATTEITIOI G. W. Prnebstel, Weston, W’illiaro
and has returned to this part of the
Having fitted up a large and commo­ Armstrong, Salem, J. P. Dodge, ,
dious
dark room, I am prepared to serve Ashland; grand representatives, S.
world.
your wants. 1 will carry in stock any A. McFadden, Salem, D. C. Herrin,
Who desire a first-class smoke for a nickel always ask for
Miss Maggie Miller and Lulu supplies you desire and am prepared to ! Portland, Edward Werlein, Port-
Kurts's
Newton returned from Ashland do your finishing work; such as devel­ ■ land.
oping plaies or films, printing, toning or
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Sunday evening where they have mounting your pictures in an artistic
The Degree of Honor branch i
manner. Give me a trial. At the Naws chose the following: Past grand
>een
attending
the
Chautauqua
When they want a little better cigar lor a little more money they buy
office, Gold Hill, Oregon.
chief of honor, Miss Maggie Barker,
meetings.
Albany; grand chief of honor, Mrs.
There
has
been
some
improve­
E. C. Welle left Friday morning
ment in the rolling stock equip­ Ollie F. Stephens, The Dalles:
THE BEST TEN CENT CIGAR ON THE MARKET.
ForColestine where he will remain ment of the S. P. Co.’s trains dur­ grand lady of honor, Mrs. Wild«*
Smoke borne made cigars and build up a home industry.
some time for his health.
Mrs. ing the past few days a lot of im­ Belknap, Prineville; grand chief of
Wells and daughter Doric« will go proved pattern coaches being trans­ ceremonies, Miss Laura Braith,
up to the spring Sunday morning. ferred to the Shasta Route. This Baker City; grand recorder, Mra.
has been made possible by the ar­ Margaret Herrin, Portland; grand ,
Ye« the proper place to have them taken is at the MEDFORD
F. R. Denham a representative rival on the California divisions of receiver, Mra. Minnie Mason, Dal­
STUDIO, opposite the Post Office.
of Krauss & Prince shoe dealers o 13 new passenger day coaches from las; grand usher, Mrs. AddieColvig,
Portland was in thweity last Wed Dayton, Ohio. According to rail­ Jacksonville: grand inside watch­
All other else« in proportion.
nesday morning and balled on his road officials these are the finest man, Mrs. Sarah A Fasts band,
day coaches ever run on this coast, Astoria; grand outside watchman,
We also do all kinds of Enlarging; makes Photo Buttons,
old friend the editor.
and are equal to any coach in Mra Hattie McCormick, Marshfield;
«is and Watch case pictures.
Old faded pictures brought to life again.
Special price« in Teas and coffee America or elsewhere. They were supreme representacives, Miss Mag­
G eo. w . M a c k e y ,
constructed by the Barney & Smith gie Barker, Mrs Mamie Briggs and
at Kenney’s.
OppposNc Po»to«6<e
The Mrs. Maggie Houston.
M e d fo rd , O reg o n .
I u ra trly Known a» «he
Mrs. L. B. Churchill who has Manufactuaing Company.
Van Ex Studio-
coaches are to be run on through
The membership of the order in
been in the Willamette valley the pnssenger trains. Twelve more cars
this
state is put down at 9505, an
past week visiting returned to her similar to these are being construct­
increase of 1396 for the year. The
hr me in tbi« city last Tuesday ed at the same shops and when per capita tax is put at $1.80 a
C .rriw a full stock of Ladies’, Men» and
completed they will be placed on year. The average age of member«
morning.
the main line. The new day this year is 39.03 year«, against
Children« Boots ar.d Shoe«, made on
Andrew Nelson, proprietor of the
cosqhes
will add much to the pleas­
perfect fitting last«.—40 different «tvle«
Cottage Grove electric light apt ure of, travel over the S. P. lines. 41.94 years last year. There have
l»een 70 deaths during the year, the
of Up-to-date Men’* Dree» and
power station, stopped off in this
average at death being 48$ years;
Work Shoe» J ant A rrived
city Wednesday to visit wit
If the m aker pays the gro­ average duration of membership,
10 years. There are 135 lodges, of
friends,, while on his way to Gold
Custom W ork and R ep airin g
S EVENTH STREET.
MEDFORD, OREGON H ill to install a municipal electric cer to m o n ey -b ack Schil­ which 10 were organized within ihe
last year.
light plan t i n that thriving little lings Bist
Get our prices on job printing town, pfloviding satisfactory ar­
t,6
baking
coffe«
Savoring rxoactg.
MARRIED.
before placing your order.
aod«
mid
rangements .can be mad*.
Mr.
Nelson is thoroughly reliable and do you think he knows hi^ ¡G R IEVE—F R IE S —At Medford,
Tt Csrr a fold is 0«e Day
We have just finished burning
an electritian of many years’ ex- business or not?-
July 21, 1900, by Rev. A. Haher-
a largo kiln of brick, just east Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. peaienew and Gold Hill is fortunate M
i
ly, Wm. T. Grieve and Miss Kate
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A /. t n t A e a u f
1 11 H l 1 V I V l P F
of the new quarts mill and are All druggist« refund the money if it fails in
lieiibg able V interest him in her
For
«ale
by
now read v to Berve your want« , .o ctIre.~ E. W. Grove’s signature is on enterprise.- -Roseburg Plaindealer.
• M. Fries.
Ream*« Brotfiwa,
Livery, Feed and Transfer Stables
J
e-» a* ROSENTHAL’S
New Line «'Shoes
FOR LADIES
$2.75, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
Celebrated “Herculese” $3.00
Oris Crawford, Manager
\V . H . K E N N E Y 7
n o n r.E R iE S
and
P rovisions
KURTZ’ BOQUET
PHOTOGRAPHS......
12 CARDS 50c 12 CABINETS $2.50
Taylor The Foot Fitter
RICK!!
NTH’KtR & STU DlflGEB.
Grid Bill, »«gon I «well bos. 26c*