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Announcement
BFN H. LAMPMAN
I have sold The Gold Hill News, with all that thereunto ap­
pertains, except advertistog aeMBlts up to and including June
15th, 1912, to » /b ro th e r, De#M. Lampmai.
fckx R. L ampman .
A bMrvd M the 1WW Mill poMutt.-,- tor truumi»-
•U mi thruugk til« United Status mall»
A Declaration of Principles.
PubHabnd Every Saturday at Gold HUI.
Jackson County, Orogoa
* • »evouu <l»s* matter
S atoodmt , J ix k 22, IU12
T a lk W it h
ITH THIS ISSUE the writer assumes control of The News,
W
having purchased the plant and subscription lists from his
—- | brother, Rex H. Lampman, who has so ably conducted the deati- X d r a i H f y i
Subscnplion $ 1.50 Per Annum, in Advance
hX
notin,*"
nies of the publication for the last three and a half years.
talk to Kellogg ho will gt>f It for you:
Not merely to comply with traditional custom, but rather to !:o hits some real bargains Just now
,
' give sincere voice to his belief in Vie splendid future of Gold In Gold II Hi properties.
H i guarantee 7 per <••
.m l
. Hili, the present publisher wishes to announce that the primary
id step aln n o ut<on th e o th e r «'.do—
neter
paid
less
than
11
per
cent ott
I t w e c ould know :
| policy of The News will continue to be the advancement of
sating accounts paid hy the utenllt,
I f It Were you
southern Oregon, of Jackson county and the home town.
ootb large and small. Ihe Pncltic
Should 1 w a lk s o ftly , keep ing dea th In
v iew ?
We believe in Gold Hill, in the prophetic vision of these who Building Jt Loan Association. Talk
Should I m y lo ve to you tnoro o ft expro»» ?
O r should 1 g rie v e y ou. d a rlin g , an d 1 «se­
see a new queen city on the Rogue within the not distant future; with A. E. Kellogg, local agent.
l f It w e re you?
we believe in the resurrection of faith and the inclination to .Own your own homes! stop paying
I f I t w e re I
find
no goal too high to aim at, or too satisfactory to invite i rrnt Th*
Building « Loa
Should 1 Im p ro v e th e m om ents slipping
byf
sloth,
and
retard
further
progress
once
it
has
been
obtained.
'
Association
win furabh you the mon
Should I m ore closely fo llo w U od's groat
plan.
There are certain ways to accomplish certain things, and the J
„ eoat,
M; rw, ,„,k
B o Oiled w ith s w e e ter c h a rity to m a n —
I f It veers 1»
development of a town is no exception to the general rule.1 Kellogg, he doex their business In
I f w e could kn o w !
Methods may vary in detail, but the unanimous and unswerving!*oW M,,L
W o cannot, d a rlin g , an d 'tls b ettor so
1 should fo r e e t. Just as 1 do tod ay.
support of its citizenry, the practicla ability to get together, and I for sale — w # ii improved farm of
A n d w a lk a lo n g th e sam e old s tu m b lin g
rem in so, the constant evangelism of our undeveloped oppor-I 41 acres 3 nillea irow Ool(i Hill 20
w ay—
I f 1 could know
unaer cultivation, w ater right
tunities, our resources, and the splendid situation of our city as acres
and Irrigating system with place,
I w ould not know
the most charming residential habitat in southern Oregon, are plenty of timber on place. 200 fruit
W h ic h o f ua, d a rlin g , w ill be flrat to go
I o n ly wish th e apace m a v not bo long
the
natural and assuredly most effective means to the end.
tree» 3 years old. 1 acre In berries,
B etw een th e p a rtin g a nd the greeting
song.
good
house, barn and out buildings
To this work, for its state, its city and itself, The News re­
B u t w h en o r w h ere o r how we re called
picket and wire fence, M utile from
to go—
affirms its pledge.
school. Team, stock and Implements
1 w ould not know
—E v e ry S aturday.
In politics, great or small, as in all matters of personal con­ go with place. Price »4000, part
viction and moral choice, The News shall represent and main­ down, balance on favorable term s
tain the freedom of the press and the individual. It will serve TOR SAUC -3 mile» from Gold Hill,
W O M A N ’S F U T U R E .
the
public in the livery of Truth, with a zeal bounded only by 20 acres placer mining ground good
The woman of the future as 1
see her will devote herself to
the limitations of its field, and a set tenet against chicanery and title, all tillable laud, 500 tiers of
fire wood standing on the claim. No
the part time Job for which there
fraud in public life. Beyond th at the province of journalism Improvement on the land. This la
is no pecuniary reward. She
will marry and fulfH! all her
ceases and oecomes the mere bickering of gossips at their a snap for some one that want» a
home duties toward husband and
small ranch and a pay roll right at
tatting.
children. She will have perhaps
their
door. Price, cash 3400.00.
Furthermore, we wish our readers to feel that The News is
three or four hours of leisure
daily. She will devote this time
their paper—as indeed it is and must be to occupy the field. Its FOR SALE—A small heme of IS acres
neither to private work nor pri­
columns
are open to and invite the timely discussion of public 2H miles from Gold lllll. new up
vate pleasures, but to the inter­
to-date bungalow. 26x40 feet, H
ests of the community. She will
matters by its readers, as well as assistance in compiling the mile from school, spring and run.
work for the school board and
weekly records of the social activities of the community and nlng water on place. Four acres
the health department. She will
under cultivation, balance good till­
yourselves.
study the milk supply of her
able land. Owner has a business
town and investigate the water
The News is here to stay. It is here to do its part in the de
supply. The civic organizations
proposition he wishes to take up.
for the care of neglected, desti­ I velopment of southern Oregon. To lend its strength to the ad-
and will sacrifice this property foi
tute nud delinquent children will •j vancement of Gold Hill. To represent that which is rig h t To
3l30o cash or trade for Medford rea
naturally fall Into her hand'.
Idence property.
,
demand
more
real
men
in
public
life.
To
speak
the
truth
with­
Just as she first taught house­
out fear or favor.
keeping to the man of the cave
FOR SALK—40 acres unimproved land
vou
I C E
Now Is the time to buy properly lu
Gold lllllt don’t wait till you have to
hate Kt buy non and make the In-
OR 1»
' F w s could know
W h ic h o f us. d a rtin g . w ould be
to Co.
, W h o w o uld be firm t . b w m th e «
she will now tench it to the man
of the world. One of the inborn
characteristics of women, a char­
acteristic not possessed by men.
Is the ability to make life livable
and therefore happy. This abil­
ity may be applied Just as suc­
cessfully to the life of the com­
munity as to the life of the In­
dividual.- William Hard in “The
Women of Tomorrow.”
News of Near Neighbors
In Sams Valley, price 320 per care,
also an 80 acre tract at same price
per acre. Beth tracts nicely (Bl­
eated.
TOR SALE—Farm 30 acrest 6 miles
Fred Mcdbllan of Gold Hill made a
from Gold Hill, rich river bottom
business trip up the Creek Monday.
land, 7 acres in alfalfa, good Im­
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stettman made
Mrs. Campbell of Medford was a guest
provement! M d fences, all under
business trip to the Hill Wednesday.
of her sister, Mrs. Porter, last week.
cultivation excepting 4 acres. Price
W m .. «hoemaker. Win. Blacken and
Miss Vera Jermsta is here from Med­
36000; 32000 cash, balance on one
ford, tiie guest of Miss Bertha Woolver- bat» Eaton made a business trip to Gold
and two years time.
F T T H E R E 'E R th e s o n s o f m en a re found,
Hill Thursday.
’ ’ A n d h e a rt* asp ire and deeds a re done. ton.
T h e re C o u ra «e w a lk s on holy aro und
Wm. Shoemaker made a burin-** trip TOR 8 ALE—160 acres of timber land
Mrs. H. B. Nye is enjoying a visit
W it h Joy a tta in e d and freedo m won.
a m ites from Gold HHl. about 2%
to
Gold Hill and Rogue River Saturday,
from
her
mother,
Mrs.
Gregory
of
Med­
-S p e c ta to r.
million feet fine fir and pine timber
returning
Sunday.
ford.
iwei'ly si! tillable land, plenty sf
Mrs.
Mary
Swinden
left
last
Tuesday
Misses Elizabeth Wallace and Bertha
►•P’ lng water on the tract and nicely
Woolverton attended church at Rogue for Klamath Falls where she intends
'seated for farming and stock rais­
A N ew a n d Com plete
spending a summer’s vacation.
River Sunday.
ing. Price 320 per acre, or will en­
Mrs. W. and Mrs. H. W. Steetman
Line o f Fishing Tackle
Darleigh Slead hooked a 22-lb salmon
tertain a proposition with mill men
last week, being the first one caught so visited Mrs. Ed Shoemaker at The Bra­
for the timber at 31-00 per M .
■
a t the x z z z r
den Mine on Kanenkrik Friday.
far this year.
Mias Ella Jannison gave a picnic to FOR SALE—160 acres situated 3
Mr. H. B. Nye has been busy thinning
miles south of Kelseyville. Lake
te r boy and girl friend* Tuesday, which
his peaches, having removed about 1,000
County. Calif., About 40 acres clear
they all enjoyed, having a good time.
boxes. He expects a good big crop this
to work, balance pasture. Creek
Joe Sins-maker is back on the Creek to
year, and they are of a variety par ex­
running through the place. Price
spend
a
few
days
with
his
brother.
He
cellence in flavor.
31600.
was previously employed at the Braden
Mewrs. Alden, Hlead and Woolverton Mine.
FOR SALE—Two lots 25x100 each,
pnrcltased about 100 loads of fertiliser at
Billie Hawkins and Steve Jones made
W illamette Addition to E ast P ort­
Tolo and began hauling it this week.
a trip to Gobi Hill Saturday evening—
land. Oregon. These lots are situ­
Tite
land
will
more
titan
repay
in
pro­
Vie have spoon hooks espec­
Steve going to Grants Pass and Billie re­
ated In a rapidly growing suburban
ductiveness for tlte trouble of hauling it
ially conswucted for Rogue Riv­
turning to the mine.
district 5)t Portland and have in­
such
a
distance.
er. Tile beet assortment of
School
election
was
held
here
Monday,
creased
at the rate of 40 per cent
cane poles in tlie town. Some­
Mr. Woolverton ha* turmsl the stream and H. W. Steetman was elected as di­
each year. An excellent buy and
thing new in flies.
of water in Miller’s Gulch onto his place, rector in place of Mr. Blacklnton, ami
and one which is bound to make
ami has a fine flow of water for irrigating. R. M. Cook was re-elected clerk.
money. Price 3600.
He has ahont three-fourths of an acre
Mr. and Mrs. Blackinton and Mr. and
of onions which hid fair to he more
' Mrs. Steetman made a business and TOR SALE—11 acres se a r Santa Rosa.
titan an ordinary crop, and a garden
Cal., highly Improved farm all In
pleasure trip to Gobi Hill Saturday even­
which it would be hard to teat.
fruit trees 7 years old. New 4-room
We also issue hunting and fish­
ing, taking in the show and other amuse­
house, large new barn, fence, fine
Alsjut twenty were in attendant» at ments around the city.
ing licenses
chicken wire. Team, implements,
tite Rock Point school meeting Monday
Debenger Gap
and 400 chickens go with the farm.
afternoon. One member resigned from
Price 33000; 32000 cash, balance can
the board, leaving an entire new teiard of
By Norman Gage.
remain on mortgage a t 7 per ce n t
directors to be elected. Mr. I. T. Galli-
Mrs. Ella Maul and daughter, Blanche,
gar was elected for the three year term,
FOR SALE—120 acres Improved
Mr. Isaac Porter for two years, and Miss of Med,ord'
*•> ’W * I«« Saturday
Harper as clerk. It was also voted t o | to vWt wi,b Mrs
Mrs- M- farm 6 % miles from Gold Hill, rich
Miners, I can sharp­
creek bottom land; 80 acres under
make a few much needed improvements j
^"’r,^on ani* family.
en, repair or make
An old perfected water
for the school, and as M rs . Gay, next! -fames J. Fredenburg of Sams Valley, cultivation.
tools, and guarantee
year’s teacher, and the new board stand J roa<l supervisor of roajl district No. 12, right, plenty of w ater; producing 75
my work to stand
for progressiveness, we are sure of a ls having some work done on the Long to 100 tong alfalfa, can double that
the racket; try me
Branch hill a few miles below Trail. amount with more acreage; very rich
progressive year’s work.
Mr. Fredenburg has just completed some placer channel running through farm.
and be shown
work on the road in the New Hope vicin­ Price 39,000.00; term s reasonable.
Galls Creek
ity near Beagle.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Thornbrue and
B L A C K S M IT H
By Prospector.
family of Beagle were business visitors at|
Mrs. Mary Laurence made a business Central Point last Friday.
trip to the Hill Saturday.
Charley Centers of Upper Sams Valley
R. M. Cook made a business trip to was a business visitor at Medford last |
: Gold Hill Thursday.
Thursday and Friday.
TAILING.
REMEDY m it s o A s o
Mr. Tannison made a business call on
e i l X B , C H IL B L A IN S . F E L O N S , 1 U R N » , I T C .
Tlte dance given at McDwight’s place
A V A L U A B L E M OUVCMOUO | « L V t
the Hill o n e day recently.
near Beagle was attended and enjoyed by
A U . O R U S O IfT S HAVE IT O « W ILL OBTAIN ON REQUEST
A C _ C _ E P T
. NO S U B S T IT U T
Mr. ami M rs. Ray Eaton made a busi­ a very ¡large crowd wltich came from
^^txy.ptCKAay
ness call on Gold Hill Friday.
various parts of tlte country.
Riverside.
BON
TON
Give us a tria l
a word !
C. F. C A R T E R
T a iK W it h
PoiSW'W
C le a n e s t a n d
B est M ad e
nrs,
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Storage Room for
Everything
D a r lin g ' & H o d g 'e s
R a n d l e o u r i c e a n d w i l l f i ll
y o u r o r d e r s p r o m p tly
MEDFORD
ICE & STORAGE
COMPANY
J H íM K '
rr
—,
A Point Worth Noticing!
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ix that which hull<ati .i that la it' U ila* l«*t
]>lac>' to get Urtig:- and Mcrtfcltuts that arc at all
title « n Habit. Wi: priilc ••ntxh .1- up >11 our
.m>l for Í “ì ’
repujatioit for keeping th e te ,-t at
putting up doctor's prowripiJoiis exactly a
wrllictt, In reaMiiiahle time, .and mi a most j
moderato chargw. All i-ur oli'cruig* are d. - I
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pcndtihks and you w ill find «ur j>rl> » n-asuua 1 7 »
hit* too. In the matter of Bath and T, oUel I
Articles wc (»rtninly take the lead.
J a r v is t h e D r u g g is t
S T E IN H O F F
T h e A r c h it e c t a n d B u i l d e r
is here to stay, and is very much alive to the
needs of this growing city, and will design
and execute anything in the Building line.
Brick. Stone and Cement. Plain or artistic
Cement and Iron Grill Fences
A S p e c ia lty
ICE CREAM
Soda Fountain Drinks
C old as ice a n d pure as snow
H ave a sundae ’fore yo u go
Turner’s Lunch Room
Gold Hill Livery
Darling & Hodges
Proprietors
Rigs fo r all occasions
Good horses ¡and drivers that know the roads
We|make nojspecialty|oflany classjof trade
All Get th e Best
Kellogg' Better take the News!