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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1900)
TRANSPORTATION COLUMN. i ing there *ie no woman suffrage in old ill ews Kansas. The Paoli Spirit records j the business in this style: A Newspaper—Not an Organ. There was a three-ring political i menagerie and circus at Fort Scott News Printing Compauy, last Tuesday and Wednesday with PU B L IS H E R S. one Annie Diggs, in swallow-fork attire, as ringm aster. She was “ it,” F. K. CHURCHILL, Edllor anil Manager. and a holy show of herself ami the whole thing she made. Democrats S u b s c r ip t Io n W « *te » . who h ad n ’t carried a bucket of wa ter or an armful of wood for their INV A RIA BLY IN ADVANl'B wives at home in years gone, carries One Year, - - - 11 00 her trail, petticoat ami all, w hile I S ix M onths, - - 50 the Populists swept and carpeted the path in front of her and the; Silver Republicans l>ore her fan and smelling salts. G H N . Saturday, August 18, 1900. / The G o ld H ill N ew s f is th e o n ly p a p e r in th e f c a n u ti/, p u b lis h e d u n - $ d e e i ts o w n ro o f. t f f f THE WINNING TICKET For President, Wm. M c K i n l e y , OF OHIO. T rains leave (¡old Hill for P ortland and way stations a t 3:14 a.in. and 6:30 ; p.m . daily. l.c.iii- The killing of a number of Ameri can soldiers by Russian shells at Yang Tsun is one of the sad but not uncommon incidents of war. In the Italian campaign of 1796 Gen eral La H arpe, one of B onaparte’s best division commanders, was kill ed by the tire of his own men. General ‘’Stonewall” Jackson was mot tally wounded hv the tire of his ; own men at Chancellorsville, and General Longstreet was severely wounded by the tire of his own men at the second day of the battle of the Wilderness. In the night march th a t preceded the tight at Big — — Bethel, Va , J lin e 17, 1861, two New j z -t York Regiments of Union Volun-1 V I * leers tired into each other at a severe cost in killed and wounded, i Those democratic papers th a t are trying to guy Teddy Roosevelt on his m ilita r y r.core are painfully silent about the record of W illiam J . Bryan. Both McKinley and Roosevelt have marched through the enem y’s lines and faced the 'en em y ’s bullets. Bryan resigned his commission, never having made i a m arch or tired a shot, and hiB resignation was banded in just before his regiment was ordered to I the front. Portland 8:30 a.in. “ Gold Hill 11:14 p.m . Arrive Ashland 12 :33 a m. " Sacram ento ft : It) p.m. " San Francisco 7 :4ft p.m. ft :4ft a.in. “ Ogdell 9 :<MI a.in “ Ik’iiver - “ Kansas Citv 7 :2ft a.in. 7 : 15 a.III. “ Chicago “ Eos Angeloa 1 :20 p in. “ El Pus«» - 6 00 p.m. “ Fort W orth <5:80 a.ui. “ Citv Mexico 1» :8ft a.m . Houston • 1 no a m. “ New Orleans <i :2ft p.m . “ WashingUm (1:42 a. in. 12 43 p.m. " New York 8 :30 p.m . 10:44 a.in. 1 :(XI a.in. 4 :3ft a.m . 8 : 1ft a.in . 11 :4ft a.m . 5»:00 a.m . 7 :2ft a.m 9 ?,o a.m , OO 0 00 p. in. (i :30 a.m . 9 :ftft a.m . 4 :00 a.m . <5:2ft p .m . (5 -42 a.m . 12:43 p.m . Pullm an and Tourist cars on Iwith train s C hair curs 8a, lam ento to Og den and El Paso, and to u rist cars to Chicago, h t. Gniis, New O rleans and W ashington. A. G URNE A Carries the best selected stock of Dry Hoods, Notions, Tin and Gran ite Ware, China and Glass Ware. , such 16539747 as M mdolins, Guitars and Violins at half the price usually asked at other stores. Childdrs Block, MEDFORD, ORE GOOD CLOTHES.. Help one along in life. It is not w hat you pay for clothes so much as w hat you get for your money. To show our goods is a pleasure, ami it is a real pleasure to show our New Suits. M ay we W a it on Y ou ? For Vice-President, Connis-ting at San Eranciaeo with sev eral steam ship lines (or H onolulu, Ja p a n , I C hina, Phillipilies, C entral and ‘ Sontii America. ............................ - ......... ................. See O. C. Pitrkeypile, agent at Gold Hill station or address C. II. M A H K IIA M , G . F. A P. A POHTI.AM», OULUUN. t i l in in ist r a lr ii'M .Volici*. In the County Court of the Htute of O re gon, for Jackson County. In the m atter of the «-stale of Joseph Golds« o rtb y , «let-cased. NOTICE 18 H ER EB Y G IV E N , t h a t t h . iimh-rHigued has been appointed by the county court of Jackson county, Oregon, sitting in probate, adm itii-1tatrix i f the ••state of Joseph < ioldsw orthy, i|«-i'«-a-ed. All persons indetiti ii to smd estate are requested to Settle th e SUIlie illinn-tliate- ly, ami thus«- having cluiius against said estate will present them to me with tb s pro|s*r vouchers attached, at my resi dence in Gold Hill, Oregon, w ithin six m ouths after the date of first publication of this notice. T. J. DOW NING, A dm inistratrix of th e estate of Joseph ( iolds« orthy, deceased. Dated J uly 2H, 1W00. The democratic press is telling the people that the McKinley pros is a nuisance these days—and a Stock C ollar Means perity is only skin deep. Perhaps OF SEW YORK. Misery to th e wearer. they are right, but there is no ques NOW, GEN TLEM EN , you m ust come to it—a Negligee For Presidential Electors. tion about the Cleveland adversity S hirt brings com fort, ease and quickly dissipates th at irri AdminiMfrnlrii'M Nit lice. table feeling. Let us rig you out. It doesn’t take much TILM AN FO RD ,. Marion county having reached to the joints and money th e way we are selling. In th e C ounty Court of the S late of Ore marrow of the body politic. Skin J. C. FU LLERTON , Douglas gon, for Jackson Com ity. Negligee Golf S h irts—all G rades, Styles and Prices. The Finest Assortm ent in deep republican prosperity is a Jackson Counts. Drop in and see them . In th e m atter of tin- estaie id A. S. Mooli W. J. FU R N IS H ,. U m atilla i‘eceas«-d, thousand-fold better than hone (>. F. PAXTON, M ultnomah NOTICE IS H ER EB Y G IV EN , th at th e deep demociatic hard times. undersigned has Isa-n app«>iut<-<i by ths Missionaries in China have can V eit D oor to Hertford B a n k , JIK B FO R B, ORE com ity court of Jackson - ountv, I -regon, sittin g in probate, ad m in istratrix of tb s celed orders for 100,000 books since J The immigration to the United «-state of A. S. M i k , n, deceased. States is on the increase. For trie the trouble began. All persons indebted to said estate are SUM M O NS. fiscal year ending June 30 the total requested t , settle the sam e im m ediate Even the infant industries in , ------- number who landed at ------ the port port of In th e C ircuit C ourt of the State of Ore ly, and those having claim s ag ain st said ------- -------------- estate «¡11 present them to me « ith Delivered in quantities to gon, of th e C ounty of Jackson. Kansas are prospering, Three sets 1 New York was 341,711, or an in- p-oper vouchers attached, ut my resi s u i t a t lo w est m a r k e t p r i c e , Jam es B raden Plaintiff dence in in.Id 11 ill, Oregon, w ithin six of triplets were born in one Kansas crease of 100,000 over the preceding Leave orders at Rosenthals vs. m onths after th e «late of first publication or addrss .!. T. M ILLER , The Rogue River W ater town the other day. ¡year. The United ¡Statescontinues of this notice. am i Mining Com pany, Mrs. M. J. MOON, Gold H ill, Oregon. — to be everybody’s country. a < orjioration, defend A dm inistratrix of th e estate of A. 8. The Chinese think they can scare . Kiln on Sardine creek 3 miles from ants. j .M< k , n, <lec«,ased. Gold H ill,____________________ To The Rogue River W ater and .Mining Dated the powers off by overflowing the Governor Roosevelt wishes to Ju ly 28, 15XMI. Com pany, a ( 'o r|s,ratio n , th e above- country in fro n t of the advancing have it understood th at his name nam ed defendants. column. They evidently never should he pronounced in the Dutch I stiie N ame os ins. S tatu os O kkoon , heard of Funston. fashinn, Ro-se-velt, and not Roo- You are hereby required to ap p ear and ... , . .. . , i i . | answ er th e com plaint of the above nlain- ------------ se-velt. or Roos-felt, as it is often \ \ e have ju s t lint-hed burning tiff in the above en titled Court, now on \V. S. S tratton, who recently sold . . , . , . . . .. . ’ heard. In Dutch the doubling of a large kiln of brick, just e a s t file with th e Clerk of said C ourt, within his Independence mine a t Cripple , of the new quartz mill and are ten days from tlm «late of the service of ‘ ~_ „ ’ *7 o indicates merely a protraction now readv to serve your wants this Summons upon you, if served in ; Greek for $10,000,000, gave $2o,000 . . , , , , of its sound. ~ Jackson t a , u n ty, Oregon : lint if served to the Democratic campaign fund ■ STH RLE Ac ST.11 IHMiEIL (»old Hill. Oregon in any o th er county in th e S tate of Ore- gon, then within tw enty days from the in 1896, and was one of B ryan’s Mr. Bryan's recent silence is ac- SUMMONS. !<late of lt,e service of this Summ ons up- 1 m ostenthusiastic supporters. This counted for by the fact th a t lie was ! on y ou; or if served on yon out. of t he i vear he say.-, he will give more than spending a good deal of time try- In th e Ju stice C ourt for th e District of 8 tate of Oregon, ot by publication, then ensuing Septem- Sept 1.».-. 000 on, i to ... the ,i... Republican l > ___ u i:................................. ...........,i„,.m ,. i..._ ....... ........ _ . ! Gold Hill, in th e county of Jackson - >»y th « first day of th e ensuing *25 campaign ing to decide whether to commence , , t t I)f ,,re(r((l, her term of said C ourt, to-w it: th e 10th day of R eptem her, 15100; and you are fund, and will support McKinley, his speeches with “ My comrades of E. C. W ells, plaintiff, hereby notified th at if you fail to ap p ea r vs. the -------- tented held” or “ .My fellow- Geo. L Huston and zj . . . ... , . . , —— and answ er said com plaint, as required, 1 he lu s t im p o rta n t office to w hich , „ _ the plaintiff will apply for a default Marr H uston, lius- , farmers. — Register. A "BILED S H IR T THEO. R O O SEVELT, W. H. M EEKER & C o, LIME! RICK!! A. J. Messner The M erchant Tailor. Gold Hill, Oregon A dlai S tevenson was n o m in a te d was th at of Piesidential Elector in llli- . . ______________ Lami and wife de- judgm ent against you for th e sum of .“52.85 due upon an account stated and Adlai Stevenson savs th at p o liti-: „ . ti , • . I o Geo. L. Huston and M ary H uston, interest thereon a t the rate of six 141) husband and wife, the above named p e rc e n t, pe, annum from October, 1897, and costs and disbursm ents. Pendleton ticket, on the platform A man who has run on both a defendants: In th e nam e of th e state of O regon,. This sum m ons is . published by .. order ------ declaring the war a failure and de- Cleveland and a Bryan platform you and each of you are hereby required of th e Honorable II. K. H anna, one of nois in 1864, on th e M cC lellan a n d cal p a rtie s are th in g s of th e h o u r. I Are You Going to Build ? You will need some lumber, might he expected to take an elastic i? aVI’<‘,ar ,at n‘V ’ *' ' n ?n 1 « h i r h n h - r 1« . iu ^V '« “J ( doors, windows and shingles . the 15th day oi August, liMk), at the wh>’ h order was dated in cham bers view of politics. i hour . m ot 10 o'clock in .1... — ------------ of 1 l v 21.15XX». id required r ,.,n iir ..,i « th h is u sum then. It will p ay you to th e t forenoon i J Ju n ly 21,1900, m and said day if served in Jackson Countv, n,on" tn be published in th e Goi.n Hn.i, to consult T. J. Downing, Collis P. H untington, veteran Oregon ; or by publication, then within N e w s , in Gold Hill, Oregon, for six (ti) who is agent for the ¡5. P. I). six weeks from the date of first publica ■onsecutivi weeks from the d ate of the & L. Co. He will give you railway m agnate and m illionaire, tion, ami answ er th e com plaint of the first publication thereof, and required you to answ er in this ease on or before mill prices and quick ser above mone l plaintiff, and you and each diet! suddenly Monday evening at , . , * , of you are hereby notified th a t if you the last duv within said tim e. vice. Give him a call. his summer home, “ (hunt) Pine fail to appear and answ er said com plaint HAM M ERS LEY A CARTER, .. „ . , . , A ttorneys for Plaintiff. T. J. D O W N IN G , Knot, in the Adirondack nioun- as Ivoeby required, the plaintiff will , ta k e Judgm ent against you and each of Datp of first publication Ju ly 21, 191X1. tains. H e was seized w ith a sud- you for th e sum of $5.45 and costs and T h e L u m b er Y a rd M an The new boss in Kansas politics den illness and though everything 1 disburrenients G old H ill, O regon. * ■ i iA- ui • -ii 1 . i- 1 • Given under my hand th is th e 8th day is Mrs. Annie L. Diggs. She is a possible was done to relieve him, of August, 11MX>. Populist; she is State Librarian, he lived only a few m inutes. The J- B. R- MORELOCK, and she it was who “ held u p -’ the nature of his illness was not known This summons is p'd'lished’' by order WEEKLY OREGONIAN fusion convention the other day at the time the report was sent in, "f -I- B. R- Moreloek, Justice of th e AND W E H A V E ’EM and made it put a Popu.ist condì- hut was thought to he heart trouble. °n 8’h GOLD HILL NEWS SU G A R P IN E H am . mehhi . ev <k C aktf . h , date on the ticket for Associate Subscribe for the S. F. Bulletin S H IN G L E S. 176 A ttorneys for Plaintiff. Justice. And this, notw ithstand- Latest news service, 50c m onth. Date of first p ubiictaion. August 11, 1900 T h e N . Y . R a c k e t S to re . m anding its immediate cessation and the withdrawal of Union troops from the field. He was elected to Congress as a Greenhacker in 1874; was defeated for re-election in 1876; , . _ was ag a in elected to C ongress as a , , , , G re e n h ac k e r in 18/8, a n d was heat- . , . to .„, , en for re-election in 1880 and 1882, Our Clubbing Rates. Both One Year for $2. SHINGLES!
