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First cutting, $ 8 .0 0 per ton in field, one
and one-half miles from Gold Hill, or
$9.00 per ton delivered
Wheat or Barley Hay
M ercu ry U p
$11 .00 per ton delivered
S h o e s fro m .5 0 t o $ 7 .5 0
SLEEPY HOLLOW EARM
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P rices D o w n
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C alicos and G inham 6 c t o 8 c
Sum m er L a w n s 7 c
Mom« Telrphohe
G R O C ER IES
Mr«.C. 11. Price rwturfigd on Thura-
day evening inn from a month'» visit
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| with her daughter, Mre. C. R. Do*.
t i n your hunting and fivlimg bouse at tw lck. at Blodgett. Hhe w u accotn-
the Hon Inii
. pnhled upon her returu by liei staters,
h r R. C. Kelsey transacted bu«- , Mr«, O /e .veil and Mr». .Mill«, who w ill
Ine«« at Medford Tupaday,
[rem niii'«« her gu»»ts for some lim e.
Local News Notes
P r ic e s S a tisfa c to r y
D airy S alt, 5 0 l b s . . . 5 0 c
C O M PLET E ST O C K
S to c k S a lt, 5 0 l b s . . . 3 5 c
3 C ans M ilk .. 2 5 c
W h ite Beans . . 6 c
Pink B eans . . 5 c
For that tired fooling try Grapu Purple 1
The Gold Kill Bakery wish«-« to an-
—Un) in a drink at the Bon Ton.
h r Clement H. Smith was a visitor 1 uoiiuoe that »11 order» for cakea « III be
promptly filled. Till» Insures a rake that
at M edfoid last Saturday,
Is alwoluh-ly fresh and mail« to suit tlie
It. C. Blesd, of Rlvursld*. transact
taan* an.l pia-kctbonk o| tin- purchaser,
ed business In this city Tueaday.
Me bake all ainds of cake and iststry,
C o u n tr y P r o d u c e T a k e n in E x c h a n g e
C h& . tinman was In from hl« Bar and everything ns g<HH| a» can I,. made,
lint carry in stis'k only staple and plain
dine frtvik hojnoitrud on Tuesday,
g<»»l*. ,
D, P nine «pent the Fourth ita’the
Fermín Zana has purchased for a
gueat of hla aon, Vernon, at Aahlund.
tonalderailoti of (2 .0 0 0 ,0 0 the new
W W. Eddington ¿f Bums Valley ! Potter-Applegate bungalow on Flral
waa a buslneaa visitor In Hold H ill ' I ¡» Id P atreeta, and w ill shortly o>
Tuesday.
cupy the adnie na a permanent real-
Mr. Zana recently disposed
A. W. M arlin , of Medford, was In dente.
Gold Á l l l ’on bu«lne».'the "|'atte7part !Oi hto
r,n ch ln 8#ra# V«P'»F.
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of last week.
twenty years.
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W . *T. Coburn of Grants Paaa
Professor Burt Adam« and fam ily,
transacted bualneaa In this city ou
accompanied by Mr«. Adams' »uter.
Wednesday forenoon.
Miaa Proctor. ^ yr|y » a on Tueaday
and Mrs.
Wood,
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nt Hpbbard Oh
Mrs. I. B. Avery.m In ly F.mrth
, W . U ; Myafs returned on Tueaday
enlng from a week's absent» upon
alnnas matters at Ban Francisco.
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and Mr». C. H. Price at present.
t Profeaaor Adams has heen engaged
by the school board lo superintend
: the local schools next term.
rlea, which. In appearance and aixe.
are entitled to banner honor as pie I
m aterial. The berries are of the
English Industry variety, fully Ha
large as a pigeon's egg. and when
M. F. Anderaon, of Grants Paaa,
ripe are a deep wine color.
farm er chief of the forestry depart
To Andy Jennings and B ill Chil
ment for that district, waa a visitor
ders belong the honors of the open-
at the ce’/'bratlou.
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I» » season for steel head trout of
Cbarley Carter returned on Wed- whli.h , hey
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utbtoy evening to .pend the Fourth day of the ()reapnl Waeh *
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H. C. Pelton, Lynn W. Smith and
their fam ilies autoed to Ashland on
Bhiiday and spent the day with
friends.
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po'” ,dg' wh,,e
A H . Huntington and W . II. O a r d -|l0 ‘ * l ,tu re- As la alwaya the case
net arrivc.l hum» on Tueaday from !™ " '" " b e r of larger fish were hooked
CuVrv t 'yuuty. where they hgve h c e ii'''n lj 10 c»c* l » -
eiuployTn 1n'tlfe BloMhm Bower mine
E. M. Smith, who Uvea one mile
foil some
e pgat.
uaat.
, weal .of uhia oily, baa an eye-opening
norae tim
iltne
naddraiA-to a Imiijpilfiw.,
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d. Nadeau, whojeaW ha near Kdgue
Rlvt r. J’aa one of the many*' visitors
frohi that vicinity to Gold Mill on the
4th1, nnd while here
entered
hl«
name upon the subscription Hats of
The’ Ne^vs
O lk a t tile Hold H ill Variety and Fur
niture Store and a«k Frank Burnett to
«how yog tlie handanrne Nyw Royal cald-
net kewlng macMw. It p ig » S «| pace
both is piechanical utility and machine
cabinet donotrnotion.
Toth Feather waa In from 8am»
Valley Monday, and renewed hla aub-
acrlption to The New«. M r Feather
waa In pleasant anticipation of the
big d o in ', scheduled for the Fourth
at Morrison creek, In 'hla neighbor
hood.
Tony Olson and fam ily came down
from th eir ranch In upper Bams V al
ley the first of the week In order to
be present at the celebration, and
are occupying their residence here
for several day« before returning to
rural life.
D. C. Henry and fam ily left on F r i
day evening last for Chicago, where
M r. Henry w ill attend the meeting
of the National Educational Associa
tion. They w ill visit friend« and re l
ative! In various points before re
turning.
Dad T u rn e r’« lunch
room
and
confectionery emporium la modeatiy
resplendent In an In terio r decorative
scheme of blue paint and blue paper
ing, which adds vastly to the attrac
tiveness o f hip luaUy popular estab
lishment. The Improvement came In
very conveniently as a best drees for
the Fou rth , and appeared to great
advantage when combined w ith dec
orations appropriate to the day.
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Hardware, Stoves, Tin, Granite, and Aluminum Ware ::
Builders’ Materials, Plumbing Goods, Haying and Harvest
ing Tools :: Fine assortment of Queensware i: Paints, •
Oils, Varnishes, White Lead and Paint Brushes
Guns,
Ammunition, and Fishing Tackle that cannot be
excelled :: Wall Tents and Campers’ Sup
plies
Miners' Supplies, Powder and
Fuse, Caps, Picks, Shovels, Pans
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JO H N R IT T B R .
M R. AN O MRS. W M . OOOK.
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B E L IE V E that what are termed ‘ ‘time« of bum-
neos defiremhMi” are hut period« of preparation for
greater ano more pronounced commercial »neceare?.
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T h e G old Hill Bonk
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We have spoon hooks espec
ially eonstructed for Rogue Riv
er. Tlie lieet lowoniiient of
cane poles In the town. Some
thing new in flies.
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W. J. GAYNOR. Msyor.
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»<»0 0 >»oao»o»o«»»gg»y
D IS C IP L IN E OF SORROW.
Nine times out of ten It is ovsr
the Bridge of Sighs that we pass
the narrow gulf from youth to
Sianbood; that Interval la usually
occupied by an 111 placed or dis
appointed affection. We recover,
and w» find ourselves a new be
ing. The Intellect has become
hardened by the fire through
which It has passed The mind
profits by the wrecks of every
['Hanlon, Hml we may measure
our road to wisdom by the sor
rows we have undergone.—Bul-
wer Lytton.
We also imiH* hunting ami fish
ing licenses
A Wise Decision
Mr». June«:— “ Why, ro v l morning,
Mr«. Brown. My, bnt isn’t it hot to-
day?”
Mr«. Brown:— "W ell, I should «ay so,
and I «to m arly dead; 1 am baking to^
.lay.”
Mr«. J .:— ‘ ‘Why, you foo<l«h woman;
when you can get everything in that lint
at tlie Gold H ill Bakery. Why don’i
you buy your bread and cake«?”
-Mr«. B . “ I Imli ve I will aficr Ihl«
and tla'lr good« are just aa good a» mine
anyway."
METHOIHST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ernest C. Richards, Minister
'M'O'W the bright morning «tar. day's
Services Every Sunday
Av
harbinger,
With her
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A New and Complete
Line o f Fiehing Tackle
B O tT
TON
Comes dancing from the oast and laade
We desire In this manner to •«-
press our heartfelt gratitude for the
kindly »ympafhy and many beautiful
offering^,' of flowers upon the death
of the Infant daughter of Mr. John
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BELIEV’E in tlie American pentde, their geniua,
k ' ' “'.’f V™ '"’ * n,<1 ,,M ir ,*n‘ wa- We believe in their
homvdy their integrity and dependability. We tielieve
that nnthinit can «and in the way of tlw ir commercial
advancement and prosperity.
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ON A MAY MORNING.
CARD O F THANKH.
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M y S tocK i n a l l o f t h e a b o v e V in e s i s a s
c o m p le t e a s a n y i n S o u t h e r n O r e g o n ,
a n d m y p r i c e s a r e R ig h t
It will pay you who
MAYOR
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B E L IE V E in our country—the United Stau« of
i--... , mí‘r'cS'
believe In her Cunxtitution, her
MW«, her inntUiitionn, an,j the priarijih * for which nhe
in her future—the part in secure.
W | believe in her vart reaouraw. her irreat powibilitirte-
yea, more, lier wonderful eertaintiea.
<»•!! So« ¥ rn
in Jackson
County, m (-»old H ill, and in the certainty of their
continue«] development and wubrtantial progrew.
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A clerk employed by the city
of New York recently wrote
exhibit of wheat at the Raedel feed
Mayor Gaynor mu enrne«t letter
atore. The grain, which la of several
of protvHi IwcMUKe be was some
varieties, lg over five feet tall and
time« keid at work In the office
possesses well
filled
heads of six
after 4 o'clock
He set rerth
Pichea or more In b-ngqi. Not only
that be was a civil «ervlce em
this, but It baa studied sq marvelous
plover and that It waa a rlola
tlon of the rule« of the commie
ly that In tpany Instances 200 stalks
«loo to detHln him after the of
have congregated from a single par
ficial rloMlng hour The .mayor
ent seed.
Mr.
Smith's success,
eent lilm the following charac
though conducted only on a small
terlatlc reply; ■
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•cale at present. Is the result of care- :
Dear S ir — If I were yeo I
•el»<
ful selective
breeding covering a per ' would de everything I was asked
te do. T hat I t the w ay to get en
lod o f «
several years, and he la con-
in life. Oid you ever hear it said
fldent th at from the seed so procured
that he whe takes oar» to do no
the |H«*«ibiiity of HJ0.bn-hcl w h e a t
mor» than ho is paid fee w ill
novor bo paid f» r mor» than ha
la, w ithin hla grasp, in addition to
decaf 0 » rig ht in and de every
the exhibit of grain he also displays
thing from ounriso to «unset and
a collection of garden truck that
y»u w ill go right up all ths time.
Who» da jmu think of th » tf Very
would be hard to equal.
The crowd of Medford automobll-
Ists who passed through Gold H ill
Monday afternoon on th eir advertis
ing tour o f the county for the three
daye' race meet, bore bravely up the
slogan, "W e're Going Some," de
spite the cloud of dust which hover
ed behind each machine and deposit
ed Itself upon the grimy enthusiasts
In the next car. in all ten carload«
of those dusty devotees to civic pro
gress passed through, smiling wanly
through th eir generous application
of good valley soli, and chewing duat
with devoted abandon to a worthy
cause.
The populace cheered them
on th eir way, and went back to the
more serious business of preparing
for a Utting local observance of the
big Fourth.
A P a tr io tic C re ed
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have not been trading with me to call and see for your
selves, and I am sure you will be pleased and I will have
you for a permanent customer.
in« remaining two were each fire
P. (J Herman uui . mm I up from Graut» pounds In weight. Two were taken
Pdas on 'he Fourth to participate In with file , and one w ith ttie spoon,
the eelehra.’ ton. He was aooompan- but all Justified to the fullest the
M from (bat city by D. It. Morrison, ¡reputation of their species for un-
of Kerby,
. equaled gamines« before submitting
Walter Ihingcy, t h e (deal caqieQ.
ter and contractor, la at present em
ployed .at Medford in aui>»rlnlt ndlng
tha r«4t’ odz.'llng of George Laney's
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Misses Johnnie Glenn and Kat ha-
George Holcomb, who resides one
r»n Pan key attended the «octal dance mile weal of Quid H ill, la exhibiting
at Rogue H ire r last F rid a y evening, i some mammoth spineless gooseber-
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Sunday school at 10:00, sermon at
The flowery May, who from her groan lap 11:00.
tpraw .
Epworth League at 6:46.
Song
The ySllow oowallp and the pato primrose.
service and sermon at 7:80.
Hall, bounteous May. that dost Inspire
M irth and youth and warm dealrel
A sincere Invitation to all.
Woods and groves are of thy dressing,
HUI and dais doth boast thy blessing.
Thus w» salute thee with our early song
For Sale— Fine stock hogs, averaging
And weloome thee and wteh thee long.
from 26 to 12« pound». W ill sell at
-John UUton.
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Beagle,
N tw ly F tr n t h tJ
B u ttrie LagAtatf
Thé Gold
Hill Hotel
L. R. CarJwtU, Proprietor
A Pleasant Place to Stop
from Rogua Rioor,
s fo r
tro sst
s>nW.«/m«n
First-class B a r
a word !
Miners, I can sharp
en, repair or make
tools, and guarantee
my work to stand
the racket; try me
and be shown
C. F. C A RTER
B L A C K S M IT H
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Gold Hill, Oregon
P R A C T IC A L
sh o e m a K IN G
Boots a„d Shoes Made to Order
r e p a ir in g
Don» In First-class Shape
H ARNESS
R E P A IR E D
SATISFACTION uUARANTCCD
J. B . M A K T IN G
ftoat to Barter Shop