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About Gold Hill news. (Gold Hill, Jackson County, Or.) 1897-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 16, 1901)
Slops t'i* tough uhi ) work» «IT Ihr (olii. I. . i t ' o Bromo-Quinine Tabletti « n e i c o ld in one day. No Cure, Mr am i Mrs J B Dunkiu were th * guests of II B Olson one «lav this \i • ‘ . no Pay. Price 25 cenia. Gulls Creek News. The heavy rains have stopja'd the Married. farm ing in this vicinity. A Word to Correspondonts. Mrs J a s Taylor m ade a trip t«> Gold Bv all means oblige the N ews by P erbam -H utrldsoii— In Marshfield by B ill one dav this week. having all communications ami Uev. Mr. Horsfall, on March fttb, DM1, Mrs Sarah Dunkiu is on th e sick list. E. G. P erham , of Gobi B ill, io Miss correspondence at the ollice by noon M onty am i W allace Dunkiu who was Marion H utcheson, of M arshfield. T hursday, every week. em ployed at the Kubli Bros., m ine, have The eilitor of the Ntews, who has re tu rn ed to th e ir home. They report six inches of snow at th a t place. Dr C has Morril and wife of Gold Bill W \V R retherton, tax collector for the were on Galls Creek Tuesday. s . P. railroad, w«s in Jacksonville Tues Mr Abe K \lc is sick this week. day. Tom Diingey am i wife went to Gold Mis IX'Bar and Mrs W M Colvig, were B ilio n e dav th is week. in Medford this week. Miss Agnes lo v e went to G ran ts Pass SCHOOL NOTES last F riday to join her m other, who was More pupils have been abseil* atten d in g th e Choral Cnion. with the mum ps this week th an at M argaret K rause returned home from any previous ‘ tim e since the e p i G rants Pass Sunday. demic started. B orn —March 31. to Mr and Mrs J ( >|»p, a «laughter. Mrs. Stickle and Miss Nellie Mrs Evan Ueatnes who has lieen neri- Blackburn called at the school ouslv ill, is recovering. Tuesday afternoon. Visitors are Miss Olive Buffer is teaching school always welcome. at Sterling. She visited w ith her p ar The following is a complete re en ts in this city last Sunday. port of tn eG o ld H ill school for th e The telephone is being extended to I Applegate and q u ite a num ber ef men j term ju st ended. are em ployed in working on it. Number of pupils enrolled > 159 Anna Dunn and Em m a Helms were Number of days attendance 11481 at G rants Pass last week. Number of days absence - - 755 Mr am i Mrs Cronor, of Eugene, w h o 1 Number of times tardy - - 68 have been visiting here, have returned Average num ber t>elonging - 83 to th eir home. Average daily attendanee - - 77 Mrs E E Gore was su ftciently recov ered from her illness fo resum e her du Per Cent of attendance - - 92» ties as music teacher last week. She has Num ber of visitors - - - 1 quite a large class both in Medford and N um ber of days taught - - 1 Jacksonville Items. Jacksonville. Number of holidays - - - W M Colvig is in Vancouver. B. C.. J. p BBcy WELLS, Principal, w here he is representing th e S upreale Lodge of A. O. V. W. The Woodville Windmill. ------- A three days storm beginning Stanr- .¡ay h a s in te rru p ed farm work materi- I ally, b u t has given th e placer m iner a ¡lew lease on th e w ater flow. A eonsid- erable fall of snow is reported in the Jum p-off-Joe placer region. Mr W J S tanley of the H om estake quartz m ine me in Tuesday evening and re tu rn e ir to A shland W ednesday; lie was accom panied by a m ining ex pert. Mr M artin B u rk h art was down from th e W iekstrom placer and retu rn ed Tuesday. Mrs Chas W hite of Ashland was a caller d u rin g th e week and states th a t Mr W h ite’s health is im proving in the Tucson. A rizona, clim ate, but th a t he di es not care to live there and will re tu rn in early sum m er. T he Gold Bill flour m ill secured Mrs W hite’s crop of wheat and a nu m b er sf team s have been em ployed in delivering it. Mrs W W illiam s of Applegate is visit ing Mr aod Mi's E Stevens ; she was ac com panied by Miss L innie Stevens. The W elter, B racht A S chm itt Bros, saw mill has been loaded on ears at • «rants Bass a n d is expected here on Fri day m orning; W ednesday forenoon th e team s an«l trucks necessary to haul the the m achinery to its new location a r rived. Mrs C has Duffield and M aster R alph arrived in Woodville Wednes«lajt to visit with relatives. Mrs M B u rk h art was a north-bound passenger Tuesday evening. Tho School Board has decided to ac cept Miss Ethel H ackett of (¡ran ts Bass as teacher for the lower room ; a g en tle m an teacher is needed for the upper room and th e Board is a t present e n gaged in a m an h unt. Yours Truly, B en A. L owell . Sams Valley Items. C C Gall and son E llis have both had a very bad attack of the grip hut are get ting better at present. Asa Robertson aud Asa Hollenbeck took two four-horse loads of household goods to th e Hull place on Rogue liver for Mr. Tucker of G rants Bass, who has purchased th e place he moved to. Miss N ettie Jones is with Mrs A L Gall for a two or three weeks stay. Elmer Noah reports th a t the snow was six in c h -s deep th * (list of the week at t ■ hea l of Sams ( ’reek. T Pankey has sold bis team ef hors; s a 1 will do his team ing with l-i w iles ’ Two Preisht Cars WrerW. T hursday evening two freight cars were w recked on the main line of the O. <fc C. railraod in the yard ;lt Goltj H ilL The apparent reason was the action of the air brake«. , i' e v e r a ' hobos escaped serious re- suits by being in one car removed d’he Belton Bros , are feeding ninety h ead of c rttle fo rG o rlo n Bro ., instead ef lings as reported by th e N ews last v iv fu A. L* G all , Snudden-K incai I—At Tolu, M arch 10, by Rev. J . C. G regory, G e o . T. Snudden to Emmu Kincaid. LikeO liver Twist C hildren ask more when given One Minute Cough Cure. Mothers endorse it highly for croup. It quickly cures all coughs and colds and every th ro at and lung trouble. It is a specific for grippe and asthm a and has long been a well known remedy for whooping cough E. J. E astm an Milo P. Ward of Portland is a Gold H ill visitor at present. Mr. Ward is heavily interested in the future prosperity of Southern Ore gon. Tha present activity in m in ing is due to his energy and work. Mr. Ward lias devoted six or seven years of his lit"« to forwarding the intrests of Gold Hill and vicinity, lie and his partner Mr. T. J l ’etrce have kept steadily working on the High line Ditch which- when coin-i pleted will cause m illions of gold to be taken from placer ground which now can not be worked because of the scarcity of water. The tim ber land will be valuable, the desert land will be reclaimed and the farmere wjt| e„j„y prosperity such a „ t h e v have not ’ hitherto khown T lie K in d You H a v e Afjvnys D ouglit« a n d w hich lia* boon lu uao for over 3 0 years, has h o m o th o slgniitnro o f and has been m ade un der his |>er- aonal supervision sin ce Its Ihfttncy. A llow no on e to deceive you In this. A ll C ounterfeits, Im itations and “ .Just-ns-good ” are hut E xperim ents th a t trille w ith und endan ger th e health o f lu tan ts and C hildren—E xperience against Kxp<*rim**i>t. What is CASTORIA C astoria Is a harm less su b stitu te for Castor OH, Pare« gorlc« Drops and Hoothliiff Syrups. I t Is P leasant. I t contains neith er Opium, M orphine nor oth er Nareotlo substance. Its a g e Is its guarantee. It destroys W orms and allays Feverishness. It cures D larrlueu and Wind Colic. It relieves T eeth in g Troubles, cures C onstipation and Flatulency. It assim ilates th e Food» regulates th e Stoniuch and B ow els, givin g healthy and natural sleep. T he C hildren's P an acea—T he M other's Friend. CASTORIA G E N U IN E ALW AYS Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 3 0 Years. T H , C t M T .U H C O M V .I.V , T T M U H H IT . T . C « V , M « W T O R « « IT T . 35c Per Dozen and PLACER AT THF NEWS OFFICE MINE LOCATION Gold HUI, Oregon fro m th e c a rs t h a t w ere d e r a ile d . We are pleased to see Mr. Ward The passenger train went arond by «J, j h a n d i with bis many the switch and was delayed only a friends in Gold H ill once mure. few m inutes. W hat m ight have been a serious fire was narrow ly averted by the quickness and nerve of Geo. Nichols of the Racket store Thurs- day evening. The gasoline lam p ex ploded aud the fiery liquid blazed Mr. Nichols caught up the "1 \ r atrip in a tw inkling and hurled it e into the street. FOR GOOD SALE FO U R A rip.is;int Social Event. Mrs Pryce and Mrs. Jones enter tained a com pany of their lady friends at 5 o’clock tea T hursday evening in honor of Mrs. A. C. Cowing who will soon leave for the East. After a delicious repast was , served, the lime was spent in con- . , , , . versation and vocal aud in s tru m ental music by the hostesses. All hail a pleasant time and went away feeling tu a t they had been royally entertained. HORSE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. W AGON. , . , ' S u ita b le k or H auling ore A . U. I I A K V E Y ns; i i.i-a in SHELF & HEAVY HARDWARE S H IN G L E S ! TABLE a n d POCKET CUTLERY, Send fo r te rm s Jfc S ty lis h , R e lia b le , S im p le , U p-to- g- E c conom o n o m ical ic a l a and nd A A b bsolutely s o lu t e l y ¿ ;£ I’e rfe c t-F itlin g P a p e r P a tte rn s . 2- ^5 < la ttp. te . B V ’ A 8 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Aiways Bought B oars tha eboiatur«! of BKRM BM iN o -S e a m .A llo w a n c e P a t t e r n s .) £• gg «Only io and i t e tt ta«S) -nor,« h / i . e r —t S A -k fo r tfir m S, , ' i in n v -irly e v o r, c ity g ; and to n o r by rn.ol II ,«n g- := THE McCALL CO., £ - J 138- 146 West 14th S t., New York, i? ¿ 7 6 - ’< S t/ T h is Hi;;:iaturo i ; © . overy box of th o g e n u in e T a b le ts tb«j rom ony t h a t oureu «» cold In «ne day D ro m o -Q iiin in e ANO BO Y E A R S ' E X P E R IE N C E GOLD HILL NEWS Both One Year for $2. T rsdc M arks D E b lG N S CORVRIQMTS & C . A nyone ie n d in g u efceteli end deeertpcion may qnF kly nacertoln o n r opinion fre e w hetlicr an invention te probably p a te n tab le. Com m unlnu tloi.s afrlctly ©«rtfldoiitlal. 11 no ¿book on I’affciit* a in n # pat«M.trt. P atenfa tak en through M unn A Co. receive rpf cial notice, w ith o u t c harge, |u tho Scientific Jlmericatt. .... LUMBER CASTO R WEEKLY OREGONIAN « o ld Hill. Ore. W G A U S /? ’ la d y agents wanted Our Clubbing Rates. S to r e s , T in w are , ( a rm Im p le m e n ts, H sliln q T ackle, M in ers' S u p p lie s, Tim ber Land, Act J u n e 3, 1878. A Im ndaemely lll«i»tr»t«*il w«*p|«lr. T, ino'«t clr- It i u lotion o f «ny _________ « r lm tiitl« J : Jo___ J o u r iin „ i. «I orii.i. ____ U. S. famd Office, __________ yenr: fo u r m onth«, |L Sold b y »11 newndtrnl«.*. Iloeehurg, Oregon, M N & C o , 381 Broadway, Hew tor* Ja n u a ry Di, 1901. b ra n ch Oflloe, »'<25 F W ashington, I>. C. Notice is hereby given th a t in com pli ance w ith th«; provisions of th e act <>f john M c C lendon , J C k . jfic. j / m . A. A afla.Jk ( ’<»tigress of J u n e 3, 1878, en titled “ An The Prospect—G oln H il i ., Oregon ' art for the sale of tim b e r lands in tin* I am still selling states of C alifornia, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington T errito ry ,” a;« extem led to all th e Public Land S tate- by act o f August 4, 1892, William J . King, of M edford, county of Jai-kson, S tale of W E H A V E ’E M Oregon, lias this day died in th is office For the S. P. D. & L. Co., nii sworn statem en t No. 1493, for th e SU G A R P IN E pnrcliase of tie* r.G S E ’.j, Sec. 514, Shj A J .H O S H IN G L E S . > W '.,, of Sec. 35, in Twp. 32 S, Rang«: 2 W IN D O W S a n d D O O R S . E ast, and will otter proof to show th a t T h e N . Y . R a c k o t S t o r e . tie* land sought is more valuable for its tlinb'T or stone than for ag ricu ltu ral Anyone wishing to build will SAVE purpo-es, and to establish his claim to MONEY by doing business w ith me. M fi (A/i ? M Vi v < rYiVi r nV f M iM iM i M i said land b fore the Register ami Re $ A FREE PATTERN 1 ceiver of th is office a t Roseburg, < t r e g o n , i* . * T . J. 1 )O W N I N O . on iiie sd n y , th e 2nd day of A pril, 1991. ■*- y o u r own selection) lo every Rub- !«■-’ He nam es as w itnesses: J . T. Delk, s c rib e r. O nly 60 c e n ts a y e a r . Sj Mis. J . T. Delk ami R. G ray, of M«.*d- ford, Oregon, and M arion Sk«-el, of Bros- pe«-t, Oregon. Any and all persons claim ing adverse ly th e abijve- 1« scribed lands are reques- e«i to file th eir claim s in this office o n ■K O 0I or before said 2nd day of April, 1991. i A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. 204 J. T. B loons, Register. I * A £ em I b e a u tifu l colored p la te s ; la te s t U* <5 fashions ; dr* ,rr ik , e, . , , . fancy w ork ; hoM’.eh.dd h r . «, f;« t e n , etc Sub c* scribe to ¿ay, or, send tc f, r latest copy Sfc or Lum her. Almost new and in Good Condition. Apply to h u e ; lite r. I’ I H ead th e blin d m u sician w a - h c ic w;i • day la.-t week an d sold one of his o -ans to I II F itzg erald . known Mr. Durham so long, voices th«« sen tim en t of tin* people in welcoming Mrs. Perham to Gold Hill, ami offering coiigr^M latious most heartfelt, as well as w is^w g both Mr. am i Mrs. Perham long life and happinesss. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you eat. Itartiliclaliy digests tlieiood andaids Nature in sireiiglbening and recon« structing the exhausted digestive or- gaus. I t Ifittic lalest discovered digest- ant and tonic. No other preparation can approach i t in efllciency. I t in- s ta n tly re lio v e sa n d p erm a n en tly cu res Dyspcpsla, Indigestion, Heartburn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, Sick Headache, Gastralgia Cramps and all ot her results of imperfect digestion. > a n y th in g in n in v e n t o r Im prov«'; at <> K«-t CAVt.T.TR i9E.M*HX. COPYRIGHTor OESItH PHOtECTIOX. Hen«i m n d ri, elo U-b, o r photo. 1 fur i , . - « .. in iii.', ' 'in m p , •• ’ DOCK CH PATENTS i ■. fee b efo re pat<:i.L C..‘f.S K G W & e o .f . rs. W A b H I NGTON, U .C EA ST A N D SOU TH ~ ----- : BY TIIE :------ S o u th e rn Ä - o K.W? P a c ific C o. ¡KESSLE T rain s leave Gold Hill for Portlam l ami way statio n s a t 4:53 a.m . ami 6:80 p.m . daily. l/*ave Bort land 8 :30 n.ii). « ( Gobi Hill 11 :14 p.m . Arrive Af bland 12:33 rt.m. » ( Sacram eli to 5:19 p.m . < « San Francisco 7 :15 p.m . • < Ogden 5:15 a.m . it Denver - 9 :00 a.in. it Kansas ( 'ity 7 :25 a.m . (( Chicago 7:15 a.in. <1 Los Angeles 1 :20 p.m. ( 4 El Baso 9:99 p.m. 4 4 F o rt W urth 9:39 a.m . 4 4 < '¡tv Mi'xi« o 9 :55 a.m . 4 4 Houston - 4 :99 a m. 4 4 New < trleans 9:25 p.m . 4 4 W ashington 9 :«I2 a.in. 4 4 New York 12 .43 p.m. 8 :,'!9 p.m . 10:14 a.m . 1 :90 a.m . 4 :35 a.m . 8:15 a.m . 11 45 a.m . 9:99 a.m . 7 :25 a.m . 9 :30 a.m . 7 : 0 a.m . 9 :90 p.m. 9 :30 a.m . 9 :55 a.m . 4 :00 a.m . 9:25 p.m. 9 :42 a.m . 12:43 p.m. Biillrnan and T ourist cars on both train s. C hair cars Sacram ento to Og d e n a m i E l I’a - o , find tourist. «*ars to Chi ago, St. Louis, New Orleans ami W ashington. ,■................................... , ; f r‘‘"<'•*«">'o t h s«*\- /«i'.:,,.. • J '■1 d 1 • n>r lb.noluln, Jap a n , , a, I liiiiipines, C entral ami .«.nth | llCr" a* Prleotinc. anil $1. Largo also contain« tiroes See 0 . C. Bnrkeypile, agent, a t Gold itnulJnlzc. tioolt all about dyspepsiuiuun&Krco Hill station of adili'ess Prepared by F C- OeWITT A CO.. Cblcapo- C. H . MAiîKit.iM, G E .A B A. K. J. EASTMAN, Gold Hill, Ore. ¡ PORTLAND, OUEOOX.
