Gold Hill news., May 17, 1913, Image 4

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NOTICE
A. E. KELLOGG
OK
APPLICATION FOR
PATEN T
D epartm ent of the In terio r,
United S tates Lead Office Roseburg, Or.
A pplication (or M lueral P a te n t, 98528
I Roeebnrg, Oregon.
1 In th e m a tte r of th e A pplication for
P a te n t lor th e O 'H a ra Placer M ining
Claim.
Notice ia hereby given: T h a t ourauant
to th e provision« of C h ap ter VI of Title
32 of th e Revised Statute« of the United
Embalmer and Funeral
State«, A bbie J . C ham plin, whose poat
office address ia th e City of Chicago.
Director
County of Cook, S tate of Illinoia, by
Compiete line of boriai robe«,
i C harles P. C ham plin, h er A ttoruey-in-
eaakets, eto.
i Fact, whose post office address is Gold
| Hill in Jackaon C ounty, S ta te of Ore­
F U N E R A L CAR
gon, ia ab o u t to m ake application to th e
Office Pitone: Home, 9—M; Residence
U nited State» for a p a ten t for th a t cer
Phone, Home 2—K : Pacific 4fi-Main.
tain placer raining claim com prising 20
acres of placer m ining ground situated
C L E M E N T H. S M IT H . M. D. in Pool’s Creek (nnorganiaed > Mining
D istrict, Jackson County, Oregon, the
GENERAL PRACTITIONER
sam e being th e E ast U of th e N o rth ­
east J<ol tn e N o rth east
of Section 11.
Office in Wells Building
Tow nship 37 S o u th , Range 4 West of
Hours 10-12—2-4
W illam ette M eridian.
The original location notice of said
m ining claim ia recorded and set forth
DR. A R TE M A S W. D E A N E
in Vol. 8 ot Records of M ining Locations
DENTIST
o f Jackson County, Oregon, a t page 591
thereof, and an am ended location notice,
GAS ADMtSISTBRKD
dated Ju n e 29, 1912, is set forth and re­
RIALTO BUILDING. MEDFORD
corded in Vol. 17 of Mining Records of
Jackson Coonty, O regon, a t page 3:59
A. E. KELLOGG
thereof, and reference th ereto is here
had foi a m ore d etailed description of
NOTARY PUBLIC
said m ining claim , and reference is aleo
Phone 35 Main
here had to th e o rig in al application
GOLD H ILL, OREGON
filed in th e U nited S ta te s Land Office
a t R oseburg, Oregon, and th e prooUac-
C LA R K E. SAUNDERS, M. D. company ing th e sam e lor a complete
Practice Limited to
i statem ent of th e im provem ents on said
Ta
r?
xt
j mv
claim and rig h ts whereby th e applicant
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat apph i for u n ited s t a t s P a te n t th ere-
Eyes scientifically eT ain in ed and glasasee on. Notice of tills application was post-
furnished when needed.
ed on th e ground December 4, 1912.
A n .a n d all persons claim ing adverse­
i s iett-Corey F - . t : i.g. M«dford, Ore
ly th e above described m ining ground,
or any poition thereof, so described,
surveyed, platted and applied for, are
hereby notified tn a t unless th eir adverse
claim s a re duly tiled according to law.
ami the regu ations th e re u n d e r, within
the tim e prescribed by law, w ith the
i f you w ant your
R egister of th e U nited States Land Of­
fice at R oseburg, in the C ounty of
tools put in good
Douglas and S tate of Oregon, they will
be barred by virtue of th e provisions of
said statu tes.
shape be sure to see
45-56
B F. JO N E S , R egister.
GOLD HILL. OKKGON
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Tariff Fight Has Shifted to Sen­
ate. but Final Vote Unlikely
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Money-makihg Secrets
W ashington.—The tariff fight haa
ahiftad from the house, with Its over­
whelming Democratic majority, to the
senate, where the party’s slim majori­
ty of six already haa been reduced, as
far as the bill la coacerned. to four.
U nless senator» familiar with the prog­
ress of such legislation are mlstahen.
there It now little prospect of a final
vote oa the bill before August 1.
f
The bill’s passage through the sen­
ate win be fought at every step by
Republicans. Leader» of the Democrat»
on th» senate finance committee,
which will handle the. hill, expressed
the belief that it would go through
in practically the sam e form as It
passed the house, and that their email
majority would stand firm to the last.
Democratic leaders acknowledge that
the two senators from Louisiana will
not accept the sugar schedule, and that
they might be willing to combine with
others to defeat the whole bill.
p A R M J O U R N A L ( “cream, not skim m ilk” ) is the great little
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Atkinson. It is taken and*read by more families than any other
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how N O T to run a farm ,Peter makes many prosperous.
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and being a Tum bledown too.
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I x s s than a cents a month.
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N o one-year, two-year or three-year suliseriplions taken at any price.
The Farm Journal Booklets
Five Democrats Vote Against Bill.
C om petition Open in 50,000 Office«.
Farm Journal 3
w
Before August
T he U nderwood ta riff bill w as pass­
ed In th e houae by a vote of 211 to
139. Five D em ocrats voted ag ain st
th e bill and tw o R epublicans for IL
R ep resen tativ e Bryan, o t W ashington.
P rogressive, w as th e only rep re se n ta ­
tive In co n g ress from th e Pacific n o rth ­
w est to vote for th e bill. T he solid
d elegation from O regon and Idaho
voted ag ain st th e bill, aa did the (our
o th e r m em bers from W ashington.
The R epublicans who voted for the
bill w ere Cary and Stafford, of W is­
consin. D em ocrat« who opposed It
w ere B roussard, Dupre, L azare and
M organ, o t L ouisiana, and C. B. Sm ith,
of New York. P rogressives who voted
for th e bill w ere K elly and Rupley, of
P en n sy lv an ia; Nolan, of California.
K ent, of C alifornia, form erly a Repub­
lican. but now an Independent P ro­
gressive, also voted for th e bill. P ro­
g r e s s iv e L eader M urdock and 13 of
his P rogressive follow ers voted w ith
the m inority in th e final cunalderation
of th e m easure.
G E T . T H E S E
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have sold by h u n d re d s of th o u s a n d s , and have ms<le
a sensation by revealing the Sh'CRFTS OF M O NEY-
M AKIN G in home iiulusirv,
People all over the
country are m aking money by th«*lr methods.
POULTRY SE C R E T S is a collection of di<cnveries
and rnathsuh of »uvw««(u) |»«ulfr'ttt«ii
h k I i *** FcU'h '« itn w w
mati.iK r h a il.llic L ttiii.» » h v i I km I .1 veiling one hull »»»• re pull«««
that» vovkctel«, tU»\ e* «nteiito.|«»» in .t»i nt< in t i lilt, and p u rr 1 cm
Mvrcis lm bi «««In»£, tcediiig, bow iu juatiutc winter egg«, vie
HORSE SE C R E T S expo*«*< ail th • m<*tlt<xl* <>f “ btsh«
opk»»,” “plut’enisr." rovAi’i»« and gaaoima dopoig, and other
• ' trick« of
ai» I -witi Iter», :tn«l c’l.t'»»«« ,in\ otic to ta ll aa
unaound i»orM . I ivc» uuay taluubie iiatuitig «etrcia.
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What Our Folks Say About F. J.
•'I have had m ore help, encouragem ent and enjoy-
ram«
lent <
out id H in «me » ya*r
year I than I did out «4 ray other («per« ui leu
year»,“ cay« C . M I'WauMB.
” It is A a tirrr little paper.
“ Farm Journal is like a bit of sunshine in o u r home.
It 1« making a twttvr via»« ut |«e«»|»l* out of larmeon It waa ft»»l
aent me a« a <’hn»ima« pieaenl. ami I think II the vhoUe»t preaetit
I «vet revelve«l. «aye p. K LeValley.
“W
www
e » h iv e t read
r a v i your dear
<«■ little
«
paper for nearly 40
«war«.
hnia (inn it« tat>
Imvc* $ kt» k
i
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t t,»s i » h » t .»«th <4ii p h
> '
g>’t lb
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- M s can m ate
l» r ’'t lt e g g a . If *aa
-» I«» it*« up every
»the lace« ot old Irknd».*' »a>«
”1 ¡ear 1 twetmA guy iMsaiu**» to r«-ad it. I w kh it
MdbcIpmcbMNlecAcMy tMBMr Vtrgnm*. «ays W h. d in e
”1 B«« to a town where the yard is only 1«*>* 1« I h ,
* K eceM aal Ac whbooA (ha Farm Joum«*!.**
* Mi»» '4
llobl it, the “ ■
K .t c .’*
> • h >w i » ; ; t l tew l->
bu> i l I s mure per acre >f < m , n t t . protein anti th«* bout
»io. k-nx••Inm < u i.«tii..
P»vti;r'<a mat •* rvery |ru $w » pUtau
EGG S E C R E T S tells I
ihe lam
lann any m*»«e, yet I M i" have a
Now we doe‘I
don t live on the
that I bekmg to Ihe family, and
I Irei I th
beeketee tot U m eM pa»w
, x R w h m d .b o o k o i ?rot
CORN S E C R E T S , the .
I have som etimes resd
It through ami thought I wm d«o* with II. then |dck It up again
and hud Bunwthhtg new Io iutere«l me," »ay« A llied Krogh.
“ I net lots of books and iKt|>cr*, anti put them aswle
T H E ••3U TT E R BOOK” !• lb» I w Ftven cowa were
lor future reading
The only tx|»rt | arrnt In have In •»% band»
all the titae is Farm Journal 1 eau’t hnlMi irudtng it (*autt««u
make It le«« hseteellcg. »o I «au have a tham v at my other
papriB • “ write» John ftwail
STR A W O ER R Y S E C H T S i i r e v l uioii of the dis-
Farm Journal lor comfort, neat Io the Hihk*," aay« Main I lAewitl.
f< r.tp «>f lit« ktb In it \sa.siv. an 1 ilv « better at lea# to s t.
n«:t ’e t«» pnuhuv ha lf a low of h a tte r r.v h »er year? (ISO
j». tn t« l, 11 ik e i\ ■
a c* -«« :t r. <in It. weed out youi
|KK>r cow», and turu ibc £’**1 owe« tuu-» t vL.<>rd>araalMfa.
envcrlm a»<l metho»!« «.( 1« J Fanner. Ih f lamaaa eatwrt, in
g r o w in g lu *ri"U N la ! H a u l • • «•« aim« -u until mow flte» How
» , l v , tva lo I'.t iit , lo w to it ttili/c . h tv io rctwove lltc bk/BBuma,
h»»w io get titiee trop> in la o yaaia, vie«
GARDEN GOLD hou
l»<h.
a
“ Farm Journal has a cheerful v< in running through
it that mak«*» it a »pletnihl cute lor llte •'hlvr».” Wl«**n tonttng
home tired in mind anti bndv, I »It down nnd t*-a«f It ami It »rente
tu give me new in»|dral4ou lor hie,'* write« («. I llaldvim an.
how to m ake your buck yard
• au I ii uit, h' w to rut «town » .»m
«I lor your b u i pi >IUa>.
" t I t.
la l
ph t.i c u ltiv a te , h u r t * hl ttllti ULI
a
“ If I sill lonesome, down-hearted, o r tired. I co to
un r»y
low tu
r
COLLARS tabs bo V th.- great W eber duek-
.ii h >. i « i ,ln. k-
( miiu anr D. «tun matte
“ We have a brolher-in-law who loves a Joke.
We
live In Greater New York, and con»ider oui«ely«i «¡uil«*« tufted «•»
when he »rut u« the Faint J«mrn«d a« a New Year » grit we neatly
die») laughing
rahw beg«*—w * who only n»v h
gL»»» jam! ‘ llo w io kre,»tow» vraau'—when wc u-r m i . ♦ ■ I
milk even lor rice pudding I *llo w to pi oil onio» »'— w Inn we
never plant am thing m«»e fragrant titan bile» ui Ib * m l i w .
1
ar« epted the gift witn thunk«, lor we are w o well-bred t«i » I«»»k a
gilt huiae In ll«e mouth. Sorat ntygycwaa (aught by 4 I* m nt if ut
»em. I ticgan to read it. then when I wnnl<«l llie I aim
.«•,
found my hu»t«arnt deeply Intereutad In an article. *11
ol«le»t «or» liegnn to a»k, 'Ila » the Farm Journal • on»«’ • et f* II i»
a Jeweler.an«Thasn’t mu« h lime for literature; but wc ft»»«, •
h
mt« tr> , cad uplilt nt Uit» Ane |«tf*r ibai we appreciate out hi«
Year b gilt mote ami more," w otc« Kila B. bur Kinan
*H«‘W »•»
.a t.utvr Uian chickaaa, ami Ju«(
All fo u rth class p o stm astersh ip s ex­
H O W tbev do everytti»»i:’
cept those paying less th an »1800 a
u lly the m ethods of
T U R K E Y S E C R E T S diade
I ’'ttirkct-niAtt," wlto Bup-
Jlortce Vo«*, the i.nn«>»w
y ear w ere throw n open to com petition
ttnUC'B. Il tellra ItoW tO
I atu the W hite 1. >• v I
by un executive o rd er issued by P resi­
nr l<*r the young, (<> pre*
mate. Io set ess*. <•» luilct •o f* * f C
k r a lui key-ranch KAY.
ve it au'kuoa >, io f Ikvn, and bow u
d en t Wilson. T hese positions a re re ­
•S the method* by
T he MILLION ECKl-FARM
” 1 received ‘Corn S e r i n .’ nmt Tm iltrv S--< r<-t* ’
tained In th e classified section, but
l * « . t ' r 5IS.OVU a y ea r, ma in 1 v front
Ft
which J.
and con*bier them w«»tth their weight in gold,” nay» W . <• Newell.
about 50,000 in cum bents who w ere
11 le n rh a lio iit th e MKanrocaa
AH
lien« io produce stub <(ua till tie«
11 h o w F a M a r F
“ W hat your Em; Book te lb would ta k e » I k p in n e r
li
’covered in ” into th e classified service
e l «£«;•.
n » w ii
year« to leant, * »ay« Boy Chaney.
by executiJR o rd ers of previous a d ­
D R E S S M z X K IN G S l . t r - T A D G H T shown how any
•‘Duck Dollars is the best book I ever h id on duck-
m in istratio n s, will have to m eet all
intelligent wnm.ui can deiign amt make her own < hothca» in the
raising," «ay» F . M . Warnnck.
rite aaiiior ha« <i« *«e it «in« e ihe was a girl.
height of I.
“ If your other booklets contain ns much valuable
com ers In com petitive exam inations
She n«»w h i« a «on • ••* ¡fu’ dre Mik in . • tablhhinent and a
Information aa the Egg Book. I w«»uld consider litem ebaup at
acuool ol die»MuuKiug llluatiat<«i with diagram*.
Notice Concerning Assessment Work on in o rd er to hold th e ir positions with
double the price,“ «ayt F W . Man»ftcM.
B la c lis m ith
SH ALL I F A R M ? ¡« a clear, inn».irtial statem ent of
civil serv ice protection.
Placer Claims
“ I think your Egg'B ook is a vonder,” says
both advantage» and drawha* k« of larming, to help iboae who
C. P Shirey.
have in det ide this itnportaiit q neat ion. It warns »««u of danger«,
P o stm aster Lim it Is Set.
TO A. H. BARCLAY:
Bwtndle«, and m io a k e i, teHi h o w to Mart, etjuipnu-ni needed,
“ T he Farm Journal beats them all. Ev» rv i- -u»- h is
11» coeil, chauicaof cui.cv»«, how to get government aid, etc.
remind*-™ ami idea« worth a >ear's »ahatTiiriioa,*' writes
You will take notice th a t I, th e un d er­
Fourth-class p o stm asters m ust be
T
.
I I . Potter.
signed, co-owner with you of ten certain able to read, to count accurately the
T ilt i t b o u k iih a v t 6 x v iftsk e i, iiftJ
ilh u ln ttJ .
“ One year av,o I look another agricultural p»i»« r.
placer m ining claim s situ a te on Taylor
F a rm J o u rn a l FO UR fu ll year«,
money
they
receive,
to
m
easure
the
and it took a whole column to tell what Farm Journal tells lit
Gulch, Mahaley G ulch a n d M iner-
w it h any one of thc»e booklet« . both for $1.00
one paragraph," say» N. M . Gladwin.
M iners, I can sharp­
Creek, in Sections 19 and 30 in Town­ oil cloth on th e floors of th e ir offices
Tke bookleu ara HOT sold wparBUly -a«ly witk Fam J»«raal.
“ It ought to be in every borne where there !s a chick,
ship
37
Sooth
of
Range
4
West,
:n
Jack-
and
to
w
rite
a
t
least
a
decipherable
en, repair or make
a child, a cow. a cherry, or a cucumber,“ say« I. U . Hotdus.
/ i t m r e to taY W t l i C / f bookhrt yo u w .int.
son County, O regon, have performed le tte r once in a while. In o rd er to be
tools, and guarantee
the ann u al assessm ent work on said
W A S H IN G TO N SQ U A RE. P H IL A D E L P H IA
W11J4EU A T K INSON C O M P A N Y. P l B L IH IIE tlii F A R M JO U R N A L,
claim s between the 1st dav of Jan u ary tak en u n d er th e wing of th e civil se r­
m y w ork to stand
and Ju n e, <912, for th e year ending vice. In effect, they m ust have a reas­
December 3 ls t., 1912, : nd have paid onable u n d erstan d in g of ’T eadln’, writ-
the racket; t r y me
and expended in money and labor in ’ and ’rith m etic," according to In­
and be shown
thereon, th e sum of $190., -being th e stru ctio n s by post-office d epartm ent.
am ount required by law to p rotect said
P erso n s to tak e th e exam ination
claim s against forfeiture fo r non-repre-
aen ta tio n ; Now T h erefo re , Yov W ill m ust be citizens of th e U nited S tates,
T ake N otice , T h at ynu a re hereby re­ over 21 y e jr s old, and m ust reside In
quired w ithin ninety days from th e ser­ th e com m unity th ey asp ire to serve.
Better than Spanking
vice of th is Notice upon yon to reim ­ No one m u st be crazy, intem perate,
Spanking will not cu re children of burse me for tn e am o u n t due from you d ishonest o r have been dishonorably
thereon
to rep resen t your
in terest in
w etting th e bed, because it is no t a said cla itrs,
am ounting to th e sum of discharged from the arm y or navy.
h ab it but a dangerous disease. T he C. »25.00.
Farm and Labor Unions Not Exempt.
H . Rowan D rug Co. Dept. 1465, Chicago,
Yon are fu rth e r notified, th a t if you
By a vote of 41 to 32, th e senate
111., have discovered a strictly harm less fail to pay me your proportion of said
rem edy Mr th is distressing disease and i ex p en d itu re w ith in ninety days from refused to accept an am endm ent to
to m ake known its m erits they will send th e service of th is N otice upon von. th e sundry civil service bill by S enator
I your
in te r s t in said placer claim s
a fide package securely wrapped and I will become th e prnpertv o' th e tiuder- G ailinger strik in g out a clause exem pt­
prepaid Absolutely Free to any reader i signed co-owner, who p erfo rm ed said ing labor and fa rm ers’ o rg an izatio n s,
from prosecution under th e an ti-tru st
of The Gold Hill News. T his rem edy annnal labor.
law w ith funds appropriated by the
—E. J . D avidson ,
also cures freq u en t desire to u rin a te
Co-ow ner.
bill. T h ree R epublican sen ators, Jones,
and inability to control urine during the
L a F o llette and N orris, voted w ith the
n ig h t or day in old or young. The C.
D em ocrats
ag ain st
th e G ailinger
H . Rowan Drug Co. is an Old R eliable
A Reminder
am endm ent and tw o D em ocrats. Pom-
Honse write to them to-day for th e free
Obstetrical work is cash. No except­
erene and Thom as, joined the Repub­
m edicine. C ure th e afflicted m em bers ions to this rule can be made.
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licans in su p p orting it. The bill Itself,
of your fam ily, th en tell yo n r neighbors
Clement H . Smith, M. D.
carrying about »117,090,000, finally
and friends about this rem edv.
GOLD H IL L NEW S, Gold Hill, Oregon
was passed by a viva voce vote with
only one m inor com m ittee am endm ent.
Wonderful Skin Salve
accept your special oiler. I’lease send me T H E
Factions Agree on Idaho Offices.
B ncklen’s A rnica Halve is known every
and to every subscriber whose order is received
Boise, Idaho.—The w arring dem o­ where as the best rem edy m ade for all
NEWS
for
one year and FARM JOURNAL F O U R years,
before the edition is exhausted, the publishers
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
cratic factions in th is state have I diseases of th e skin, and also lor bu rn s,
of the Farm Journal promise to send also their
reached an ag reem ent on th e division I bruises and boils. R educes inflam m a
wit li thia bookie»_____________________
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S tartin g March 1, th e curfew In famous ALMANAC, “Poor Richard Revived,”
of federal patronage, the term s of I tionand is soothing ¡yul healing. J. T.
w hich a re th a t in retu rn for the U nited j S o s-an u n , publisher of New», of C orne­ Ju n ctio n City will ring a t 9 P. M. d u r­ for 1913, provided you WRITE on your ORDER,
My nam e is_
S ta te s d istrict atto rn ey and U nited lius, N. C ., w rites th a t one box helped ing th e sp rin g and sum m er.
“ If in time please send the Almanac.’ '
S ta te s m arsh al plum s which are to go his serio u - skin ailm ent a lte r o th e r re ­
P lans a re being considered by the
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