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Editor and Manager.
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One year, in advance,
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Advertising rates made known on
application.
Entered at the Post Office at Gold Hill,
Oregon, as second-class mail m atter.
Saturday, April 13, 1901.
Our entire stock of
General M erchandise
will be sold during
the next sixty days
regardless of cost.
If you w an t to buy a bill of goods for less
money th an you ever paid before, in your life, now is your chance
and you will miss a great opportunity if you let this pass.
CLOSING OUT SALE !
R em em ber—for sixty days we will sell you
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Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Hats, Gent’s |
Furnishings,Clothing, Boots,Shoes and |
Slippers Below Cost.
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One of the best tributes ever
paid the “country editor” is that
of Senator Hale, of Maine. In dis­
cussing the subject of postage on
newspapers the senator from Maine
remarked of the country editor:
“He is the packhorse of every
community, the promoter of every
laudable enterprise, the worst und­
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er paid in the vineyard. Counting his
space as capital he gives more to .
country newspaper as well as of a
charity, his means considered, than The following is the vote east—the
<jnj,v ¡s b) give the people the
tirst
five
of
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list
for
council
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any other member of society. Ilej ■
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news and , all ,, the
news and i allow
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is a power in politics a pillar of the , «dec-etl.
the people to judge for themselves
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church, and a leader in the crusade A. C. Stanley
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all
the
tim
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except
when
their
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F. Young
for better morals. He is pre-em- C.
~5> an election—at which time the
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G. A. Landis
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intly the friend of humanity. Line G. F. Yose
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upon line, paragraphs, day by day J. IL Beeman
57 city do all the thinking for the ►
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he is embalming in cold facts from
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49 people aiid tell their readers what
Heredotus, Tacitus, Sismondi, Mc­ C. A'roman
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is
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their
lienefit.—Em
For Recorder:
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Cauley of the future will write the
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Martin McDonough
history of our times. He fully A. E, Kellogg
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If troubled by a week digestion, ►
u N ic e Y S llo w P e a c h e s R e d u c e d T o 1 5 c ts . A C a n . 4
chronicles our advent into the
For M arshal:
loss of appetite, or constipation, try r ►
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world, briefly notes our uprisings John Humphrey
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few
doses
of
Chamberlain’s
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and downsittings, and sorrowfully J .T . Bailey
ach and Liver Tablets. Every box
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records our exit. We are all more
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Brig. Gen. Funston is sharpely warranted. For sale by E. J. East-
or less—generally more—his hand criticised by the press of the U. 8. man, Gold Hill and Ben Haymond ►
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iwork, and the creature shouid not for capturing Aguinaldo by abbet- Bock Point.
be ungrateful to his creator. With­ ting treachery on the part of the!
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out his generous and enthusiastic
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Filipinos followers.
ere are
( jrallts Pass, Central Point’,!
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labors most of us would not have
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certain rules followed by all civilized \jedfor<l, ami Jacksonville in the past
Ltruf l’laid llingbami, Knlurnl to 15 di. per lard.
been here; and, when he tires of us nations with regard to honorable few Jays and returned feeling there is
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most of us will retire to private life warfare. Funston seems to stand on ■ no place so picturesque, so healtldy sit- .
Arbarkle t offee only 15 d a . A P arluge. Just A Small lot At That Price.
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amid rural scenes propitious for the border line and if anything uated as Gold Hill. No water so pure *
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(•). C. CRAWFORD, Manager
secret meditation and silent prayer.
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leans a trifle to the dtshonerable. |>Rve no
whool in tla. ,,,untrv; ►
Working night and day during the
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The only palliation of his tren ch er-
from all points of view, to appreciate ¡> .IO . O . F. N E W B R IC K B L O C K ,
G O L D H IL L , O R E G O N
campaign when the election is over
eous methods is that he secured his Gold Hill one has to go visiting.
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and the time comes for the distribu­
end, an end devoutly hoped for by
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tion of the loaves and fishes now
the people of his country. Aguin-
The Best Blood Purifier,
vulgarly called “p ie’—by some
aldo captured: What shall we do
The bloo(J .g conatantly being pu.
strange lapse of memory he is for­
with him? may bother McKinley rjbed by tbe jungHt liver and kid-
KELLOGG « DARLING I’roprs.
gotten.
and his cabinet.
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neys. Keep these organs in a heal-
First-claws Rigs, Fast Horses and
Business has neen very dull in
Surely something can be done thy condition and the bowels regu-
Ct refill Drivers.
Baggage and
town recently, but such things to abate the nuisance of the rail- lar and you will have no nwed of a
Freight of all kinds forwarded
are expected occasionally—except way frog pond in the center of the blood purifier. For this purpose
promptly to all points in the Val­
ley at reasonable rates.
in a newspaper office. The duller town, if a petition was sent to there is nothing equal to Chamher-
the times are the harder the editor the officials of the 8. P. Co some Iain’s Stomach and Liv
Liver Tablets,
and printermen have to rustle to
one dose of them wiil do you more
action would certainly be taken.
make both ends meet. If news is
good than a dollar bottle of the GOLD HILL,
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OREGON
Within a few weeks many rriine- best blood purifier. Price, 25 cents.
scarce that is not the only draw­
back for the merchant looks around ing men will visit Gold Hill and Samples free at E. J. Eastman’s
where he may lop off a small report on the progress in mining Gold Hill and Ben Haymond, Rock
amount of his expenses and about of this section.
Point.
the first thing he thinks of is his
FAME SHALL POX.
Balmy sunshine has come at last
advertising, and the printer is
ordered to reduce the size of his after drearv miserable wet weather. Ma. E ditor .—Mr. B. A. Lowell ha<
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Rosenthol’s Store.
Some Bargains.
Call and see our bargains in broken
{stock Shoes.
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Livery, Feed and T ransfer Stables
Special Attrition Garni to Commercial and Mining Men.
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display advertisement or take it
out altogether, and then all hands
must rustle harder than ever to
prepare matter to fill the space
made vacant, and probably at the
last moment, just when about
ready to close the forms. No
wonder the editor always wears a
hunted and woe-be-gone expression;
he is the plaything of fortune, the
football of every business interest,
and everyone likes to give him a
chance to kick just to see how
meekly he bears it.—“ Watchman.”
occasion to visit Gold
Hill last wee i
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County Newspapers And Editorials and as he was nearing the corporatioi
But few editors of small country
newspapers realize, or, if they do,
fail to attach enough importance to
editorial work. Herein they make
one of their greatest mistakes as
the outside readers first look at the
editorial page to see what is going
on in the section where the paper
is published.
The editor is supposed to be in
touch with the people; to know the
people and their wants; to not only
There is a great possibility for be posted on his district, hut to he
this country. There is petroleum j able to give an unabiased opinion
here undoubtedly and some comb­ 1 in regard to farming, mining, lumb-
ination of capital should he made i ering, manufacturing, grazing and
and a hole bored in the vicinity of i so on to the end.
It is not the local notes that are
Gold Hill. Here we have all the
read
on the outside hut the editors
indications as oil can be seen on
the surface and the formation is personal views.
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right. Now is the time to organize
an enterprise and while doing so
The above written hv “ Del Ore”
put up a few dollars ourselves just is well worthy of thoughtful eon-
to show that we are confident in sideration by all country editor« al-j
the probabilities of our district.
though nowadays the idea of a
Ire was approached by one Duzenhei
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who wanted to know of Mr. Lowell ho
the small pox was getting on a t Wood
ville. Mr. Iyiwell informed him that re
cases of small pox had been reported t |
his knowledge. Yes, says Mr. Duzei. ,
fiery, Mr. G. W. Wilcox has the stria
pox. Now' if I have the small pox ,J an !
sorry that 1 was noi aware of the far
so I could have notified the prm
authorities to take me to the pest house, I
But if I have tire small pox it surely
must tie in a very mild form for J am
about as lively a patient as one could
wish to see and would like to ask Mi.
Duzenbery through the columns of the
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G. W. Wilcox.
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To come in and get Acquainted with us, Inspect Our |
Goods and Get Our Prices.
We will carry a complete Slock of I ry Goods, Shoes, 1
Hats, Staple ami Fancy Groceries, Lard.
Bacon and Flour.
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“ I had piles so had I could get no
rest nor find a cure until 1 tried
I)eWiu> Wjtch H;lze) Kil|ve. After
uging ¡t (>|iee< j forgot , ever hft(,
anything like Piles.” “ E .C . Boice,
Som ers P o in t, N. Y.” Look out for
imitations. Be sure von ask for
DeW itt’s.
E. J. E astman .
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We can Always Use Your Produce, in Exchange tor 1
Merchandise, at Highest Market Price.
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“N. B.” We are ottering special bargains
in Button Shoes.
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