BITS OF WISDOM.
A wrongdoer Is often a man
that has left something undone,
not alw ays he that has dons
something.—Marcus Aurelius.
V e g e ta b le s
Turnips—24c.
Kadi-lie»—Ac bunch.
Onion»—Green, Ac hunch.
F r u its
Cocoanote— 10c each.
Prunes—Pried, 10c lb.
Lemon»—25c doaen.
Banana»—10 to 30c per doaen
Orange»—15 to 40c per doaen.
Cranberries—10c quart.
IF IT 8 A GOOD THING, PA88 IT ALONG.
In case you like the stuff in this issue oi The News, puss
it along to some friend who hasn’t seen it, after you have read
it, and tell that triend to past it along, and so on. Pass it
along until It ’s worn out. The last man that is able to read
it is supposed by the rules of this pass it-along game to send
in $1.50 for a y e a r’s subscription. But pass it ulong if you
area t the last. It might be well, in case you approve of the
m atter printed, to mail a marked copy to some member of the
county court from time to time. Not that the members of the
county court do not read The News. They do. But that they
may be interested in knowing that you reud it too. Pass it along
TA a PA YER b ’ N A x XU xm AL B A N K OF
JACKBON C O UNTY.”
C A L IF O R N IA
$55.00
B u tte r, E sg a a n d P o u ltr y
Butter—Fresh ranch, per roll 65.
avamery. 85c.
Eggs—Fresh ranch, 35c storage, 25c.
Poultry— Hens, dressed, 18c; live, 12c
springs, dressed, 20c.
Turkeys—20c to 25c, dressed
M e a ts w h o le s a li
Beef—Cows, 4 |c; steers^Ac.
Pork—AJ^ g 6c.
Veal—Dressed, 74 <g 10c.
Mutton—3® 3j{c.
Bankrupt Sale
H a y G r a in w h o le s a le
Hay—Timothy, «18; alfalfa, $16; grass
$10; grain hay $16.
Grain—Wheat, $1.20 bushel; oats, $3
ton ; barley, $40 ton.
E le c tr ic a l
F ix tu r e s
Any little wound or abrasion of the
flesh occurring In cold weather that
la not promptly treated becomes a
bad sore and Is difficult to heal. Ap
ply BALLARD’S SNOW LINIMENT
at once when such accidents happen.
The wound heals promptly and soon
does away with the annoyance of a
bandage. Pride 25c. 50c and $1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Jarvis, the druggist.
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Coffee
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THE CAUSE
THE EFFECT
A 40 per cent reduction in toll rates for
merly charged in Southern Oregon, and
the best phone service that can be had
anywhere.
Lunches Put Up
for Drives or
Parties
TURNERS
e e o
-;T<‘iiti‘st economic principle since Henry Georg»
■ .. si , l opmiiided Ilia Single Tax is given its firs, printed
publicity in this issue of The Gold Hill News. It is a priu-
' i| le that, because of its clarity of form and fairness of
purpose, will appeal to every lair-minded man, ¡mil in its
simple justice and equity will sweep the country. It will
oe a leading issue in national politics- perhaps in the ap-
l vouching campaign. It will l>e"a milepost in human pro-
ress. No holiest criticism can be made of the proposed
i axpayei’s ' National Bank of Jackson County, Gregon, or
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"l such a national bank for any othei.....untv'of any other
I’ntil the money ran out, County Roadmaster Hannon uate in the Union. • » # » «
used to go before the county court with a written order,
Las, lull the people of Jackson eountv, because they
demanding five or ten thousand dollars, and a warrant
would he drawn in his favor for that amount. He would wanted good roads and because they could see another wav
t o get , belli and enjoy them in the flesti, decided hv ail
then pay for road work bv personal cheek WIIVT
verwhelmiug majority to bond themselves for $ 1,5(M),(MK|
hev were willing in twenty years to pay thirty-three
I tollars so that they might lie able to spend fifteen dollars
i on their roads in a few years. Perhaps it would have been
ia fam oua the w o rld over
| a Paying investment even at what must seem an exorbitant
For its splendid hostelries, its varied attractions, its fine
' price for the money needed. At least the people were
T h e fa rm e r s u rely ou ght to view
lx
aches,
hot
springs
and
pleasure
resorts—All
these
can
billing to pav that much. Here and there was heard a
T h ia life aa som eth ing o f a hit
Since e v e ry th in g Ih e statesm en do
be reached with ease bv the
»nice
raised in earnest protest. One of these solitary
T h e y v o w la fo r hla benefit
i voices crying ugainst paying thirty-three dollars for fif-
-Washington Star.
, ,!|’.|<‘n ".,’s
°J " ni- Weott, of Antioch voting precinct.
H in t Mr. S cott’s arguments were no, unavailing with his
; THE HALL OF FAME.
j neighbors was shown by the fact that of the thirtv-three
' otes east in his precinct but three were for the’bonds,
SUNSET
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MART LYON—Forerunner of
OGOENS SHASTA'
4 higher educatlou -for women.
hose Antioch farmers will tell yon that they did not vote
ROUTES
Born Buck-
gainst
the good roads, hut against paving so much f o r '’
laud. Mass..
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them.
,
Feb.28.1707;
Had it not been for the intervention of the supreme
died South
H a d le y ,
mirt with its decision declaring the bonds invalid because
M a s s ., on
the manner of holding the’election, Jackson eountv
M a r c h 5.
“ R o a d o f a Thouaand W o n d trs ”
would «’Veil now he bent under the yoke of the pay-thirtv-
1849. S h e
w as a teach
R o u te o f S h aata L im ite d
I tbree-to-get-fifteen mortgage, and for twenty years hence
er for many-
,
would keep paying more than two dollai-s for every one
Excursion
Tiches
Costing
years and in
expended
on the roads. Mr. Scot,, like the true good 'roads
1830 c o n-
ceived the Idea of a permanent
i « voeate that he is, did not put the m atter out of mind
seminary for girls. This was
when the impreme court had apparently settled it. He
received coldly, and she uext
Portland to Los Angeles and Return
wanted good roads, and set himself to the'task of evolving a
proposed an institution which
3n «ale daily, good six months with stofxovers going or
should give a thorough educa
l;m w H'i’ehv they might he had cheaper than hv a bond
tion to girls o f moderate means,
"eturning. Corresponding low fares from other Oregon
issue
of $1,.>00.000 for twenty years at six per rent The
the plan being to divide house
points. Call on our Agents for
result goes before tlm. people'of Jackson eountv todav.
hold tasks among all the stu
Handsome.y Illustrated Literature
dents in such ways that they
, aye "V* ,,rst '‘bailee to avail themselves of the woii-
would not interfere with school
Describing San Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University
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”d a ^ er them the people of Oregon, of the
duties. This proposal w as re
Lick Observatory, SantaCruz, Del Monte, Paso Roble Hot
i mted States, of the entire world are welcome.
ceived with enthusiasm, money
Springs, S nta Barbara, Los Angeles, Lone Beach, San
was raised and the Mount Hol
Tae Old Spanish Missions, Yosemite National Park
yoke seminary w as started, of
No greater proposal has been made since Abraham
and Big Trees, and other places of interest in the Golden
which Miss Lyon was made the
head for the rest of her life.
Lincoln proposed to free the slaves. No greater govern
State; or write to
mentalachievement has ever been made than will he made
John M. Scott
when the I nxpayers’ National Bank, on the exact lines
A HOME SONG.
G e n e ra l Passenger A g e n t, P o r tla n d
iaid down bv Mr. Scott, tor there is danger in amendment,
I turned an ancient poet’s book
sha
I have become a reality in every eountv in everv state
And found upon the page.
■ n the United States.
“Stone walls do not a prison
make.
Simple as water or daylight.. so absurdly simple
Nor Iron bars a cage.”
that
the wonder is that it has not been thought of and put
Yes, that is true and something
OF ALL KINDS OF
ill
practice
long ago, easy of application, equitable in its
more—
You’ll find where'er yon roam
•" lie, its as tin ram. the Scott plan of bonding am! banking
That marble floors and gilded
18 «1. onee the lemovmg remedy for all the perplexing and
walls
distressing problems that center like cancers in the finan
Can never make a home.
cial problem.
But every house where love
abides
All power and all worth, moral or financial, inheres in
And friendship is a guest
SHADES, ELECTRIC MOTORS,
the
people
forever. Under the clumsy financial order now
la surely home, and home, sw eet
TRANSFORMERS and WIRE.
home.
existant an unnatural condition is created and men are
For there the heart can rest
See Agent
powerless without money, of which there should he enough
—Henry van Dyke.
for
every good purpose. The Scott system automatieallv
R E U B E N T. C A IN E
provides enough money for every good purpose, pr,-vent's
ns concentration and misuse in the hands of the few and
insures its distribution and use in the hands of the many
As things are now money is king, absolute and tvrannicnl.
B e’l-init8xSt!Ve' he,S(‘o
t f Proposes to make man
Perfect Service, Courteous Treatment for A ll
Lit king, with money his willing and useful servant.
Money is powerless without men to make use of it
A wilderness, however rich in soil and timber and mines
..ii<l waterpower«, remains a wilderness forever without
men. Money can do nothing with any natural resource
I, ! , 1 i,,H‘n
d° 4 le work’ Men withont money have
< «■ and can do much. But men with monev have done
n,l can do more. Money should he available for all good
uses without men being forced to become its slaves at six
or eight or twelve or even a higher percentage. With
The Home Telephone & Telegraph Co.
money serving men and not men serving money, good roads
or any other good thing that money can get are immediate-'
of Southern Oregon.
i. P'ws’hle M lldernesses may he conquered and deserts
suhdued—first with men, then with monev upon which a
value is placed by the labor of men.
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Opposition, more hitter arid vindictive than has arisen
»gainst any proposition since the abolition of slavery was
lirst W tat.,1 . will „rise, »„rely, „„„¡„„t ||„ . K e l t ’ .t o
+
It is the object o f the
+ managem ent to book only
+ first clisa attractions atul
The holy supper is kept in
deed
+ about two perform ances a
In whatso we share with an
+ month. The stage has been
other need.
+ enlarged and new dressing
—Lowell.
+ rooms added to the building
+ with new scenery and the
The more yon are talked abont
+ present stage, we cna stage
the less powerful you are.—Dis
+ tn ) kind of a production.
raeli.
+
The House in the future
“Did the automobile run over your
+ w ill be booked through the
foot?”
+ Northwestern Theatrical as-
“No," answered the man who had
+ sociation having signed a eon-
yelled, “but I thought it was going to
+ tract to this effect, and they
•tris* my corn."—Buffalo Express.
+ have assured us that
they
+ w ill use their best endeavors
M a r y had a lit t le lim b .
A n d fo r th a t very rvaaon
+ to on'.v book good companies.
She n e v e r ven tu red ¡n th e aw lm
+
W . H. STICKEL,
T h ro u g h o u t th e b a th in g aeaaon
—N e w Y o rk C o m m e rc ia l A d v e rtis e r
Manager
+ + + -b + + + + + + + + 4 . + + .5.
The sphinx propounded a riddle.
“How can the other man with your
lucome afford an auto?" she asked
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MEDFORD MARKETS 4 Herewith »he felt ahe bad them
graveled -N ew York Sun
R e ta il P r ic e s
Potato«—$ 1.50 per cwt.
Cabbage—3c.
Parsnip»—2 lie.
Is'ttuce—5c head
Carrot»—2ls c.
Beets—2 l»c.
Onion»—3c.
Celery—50ri3$l doa.
Cauliflower—10 u 20c head.
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Modern Equipment That Insures
-61? „ Object
w ’Z ' to
m thetm
n f i aneipation
PT 8i,?.‘ of the white
financial
ayatern
will
man precisely
as beneficianes of chattel slavery objected to the emanei'-
pation of the black man. But the new emancipation will
Y Win without resort to the stern arbitram ent of arms. I,
f th 1-h ’iliots7 ThePC°’P %S4L iH quietly exPresscd through
Y
f , f
e x!p ° tho money
soon to be sub-
♦ 1 iaHon« nt
hi r ^ i 1 ' T futiIe’ hiPP,,dr(>’"« trust investi-
♦ ♦ r.ations .it the hands of congress, will he broken like the
A grip of winter lee beneath the springtime sun.
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id tt?
for ™nnty, state and national adoption
1 i i v SeOt’f bondli1» aild banking system is on. The Gold
h ll News is proud of the honor and privilege of becoming
A
k pioneer prophet and propagandist of what is destined
Io bi an epoch-making econo?nic principle.
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