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You are not the Only One that is
pleased with
FLY KNOCKER
T h e se are R E G U L A R
Everyone that bought a can of Ely Knocker from
me ia »imply “ dee-lighted” with it, and repeut orders arc
coming in fast. It is certainly a pleasure to see your
stock comfortable and contented; also to know that you
arc making money by keeping your stock in that con
dition. Get another can
P r i c e s an<^ not C u t O nes
Amoskeag A. F. C. Ginghams, per yard \2 l-2c
Aporn Ginghams, per yard 8c
Amoskeag Utility Ginghams, per yard 12 l-2c
Lemon Extract, 2 ozs. 15c.—Vanilla Extract, 2 ozs. 20 c
Every b o ttle guaranteed.—Pelton Lard 5 lbs. 85c
Red Beans, per lb. 5 c —White Beans, per lb. 6c
6 bars Laundry Soap 25c—Fancy Alaska salt Salmon, lb 10c.
a t the
Gold Hill Flour and Feed Store
H. C. RAEDEL, Proprietor
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B inile B ru tta r* faninn» «Andie« fur «ale
ul the drug whirl'.
Local News Notes
Yun read tin« Jfnyal magazine lids'!
Fn-d Turner baa the ir style book. See
Henry M iller wan a busincM visitor hi him WMiii.
tira n la 1‘am .Mum lay.
If you want a «mall ranch, m n i'n ih -r
I T. HaUigar, <>( tin* Del Bio ranch, that I have for «ale the very l» »t 40 acre
wax a visitor at M o lfo n l Saturday.
ranch fur the money in the Ihiguc Itlve r
Mi»« M illie llodgea visited at Hrant« \ alley, ail under cultivation and gixxl
I ’aaw Thuraday.
building«
—('. S. B kioikm *.
M erritt &, C om p an y
Runic Brother« H oiilx'ii«—Bowers.
H ard a n d to ft w o o d for ta le . D eliver
F r.il Keldel and fam ily. M S. Johnaon
e d a l you r th ed .
W. L. Van H outen and fam ily, Ed Bolt, Clyde W alker, and
(¡sorgo Lance and anil, Floyd, were Floyd Sutton, were in attendance at
Medford visitors h> (io ld H ilt Saturday ('«ilcMtin Sunday laat, when the antlen
i lodge member« of Jackson county went
laat.
I picnii ing,
Mra. 8. T. Hodge« returned on Thura-
I.. I*. Brown retnrned. on Monday from
<lay from a several day« viait w ith friend«
an enjoyable fo rtn ig h t’, vacation a« tin
and relative* at Aalilaud.
W in, I ’. Kelsey departed yesterday gueat of Id« father at Santa Monica, Cal
m orning fur W ilb u r, where he w ill act Mm. Brown and Larry Jr. w ill remain
for «everal month« la-fora returning h
aa relief agent fur the Rapes.
Hold H ill.
Mm. A. L. Harvey, of Aahland, vini’id
at the home of her «on, W. I I. Harvey, I Ham id Rneniach liade hi« (¡old H ill
on Friday aud Saturday of laat week.
| friend» " goodby ” Tuesday evening
Mm M B . Bln-, ol Medford, visited
" ,M> ,lt'l" ‘ rt' d for Calgary, Canada
w ith ta r mother, Mm. K. M M cIntyre, I * when-
her" * he
* r,w
n l1 * «
'ce p t'd a «filiation
recently
accepted
For the ,»a»t «everal yearn the young man
between train» Saturday evening.
"permed the Turtle B<« k ranch in upper
J. F. Dietrich departed on Munday fur Sam» Valley,
Halice, where he w ill ta employed by E.
Lott A fox hound bitch, color black
t i. Perham upon a bridge contract.
and
Ian, whit* br*a*t and belly, antwert
Mr. and Mm. Fred W itt returned on
Friday laat (ruin lla la ry , where- Mm. to the name of "Pepper” . Reward will
W i t »»« the gueat of friend« fur «everal be paid for information leading to the
recovery o f tame.
Addrett,
WOeka.
— Chat. Cilchritt,
Chocolate bontana, atrawla-rry. cherry,
Same Valley, Or.
pineapple, lticioua ami dainty.
The
Perry H u lb u rt arrived on Saturday
Bunn- brother»' famuu« confection. At
laat from Marshfield, when- he went nev-
the Itowem drug «ton-.
eral weeks ago in «-arch of |«-rmauent
Mi«« Ita m ta r returned from Aahland
employment.
I«uk of opportuuity in
the tim t of tlie week, having i«-cu the
the coa-t country amt the impending
gueat of friend« in tliu t city fur «everal
I mm 'I ii in «outheru Oregon brought the
week«.
wanderer home again.
Before pun lia-ingyuur fru it jam call at
J. J. Houck, form erly of thia city but
M ille r’» II ard wan- and m-c the new ( iuldeii
now I'M-atcd at C orrallia, a|«-nt «everal
Slate fru it ja r—the en,is an- guaranteed
day« in (¡old H ill the present week re
fur five team without replacing.
newing hi« many friendships and gossip
Dr. C. B. Bay wa» in (io ld H ill Thura-
ing of old timer» w ith old tinea. Mr.
day iiHikiug after matter« |»-rt«iuing to
Houck w ill remain in «outhern Oregon
the Braden mine and other intereat« in
for »ome w eks, com bining hi« annual
till« locality.
vacation w ith a long planned prospecting
Mr. and Mm. V B. Myem, of Bogue- trip .
river, viailed w ith Mm. Myem’ parent«,
Mr«. M ary L. Mansfield, wife of W. A.
M r. and Mr«. John Bigham ,, in Sam» Manafleld, paim-d away at the family
Valley on Saturday and Sunday laat.
home near Tolo, on Thursday foren<«'n,
Some »|««'ial bargain« in «tuck, grain
and fru it ram lie», l«-lh large und «mall,
it w ill pay you well to see me l«•fnn• pur-
<-ha«ing
—C. S. Br.nriKi.ii.
L. I*. Brow n went to Medford Wedne«
d a , evening, where he attend'«! the Page
and wilne».«ed John Maaon in "A n a Man
T hin k«” .
N. U. Carja-nter, president of the East
Si'le Citizen« Bank, of Portland, wa« in
thia city Tia-aday in the intereat« of the
hank’ « 'iiiu iu g property on Senline Creek,
the (Iray Eagle.
fOR SALf New Alfalfa Hay
Of tlie heat quality. *0. per ton In the
Held, or *10. delivered in (io ld H ill.
—Sleepy Hollow Farm
O. I. Gregg, Mgr.
M r. and Mm. John Harvey returned
home Saturday from Hrant« Pa««, near
which city M r. Harvey ia at preaent em
ployed. Mr. Harvey retttrni-d to hia em
ploym ent the lirat of tlie week.
A special bargain in the way of a good
well-built HI ven room dwelling, and large
lot. Beat of garden land, well located,
must ta »'»lil. For particular» call upon
—C. S. B kiifiki . i ».
B. Bordier, secretary of the B ill Nyo
M ining company, arrived in (io ld H ill
Thuraday evening and w ill »pend some
tim e »Ufierinten'ling improvement« at the
famous little property on Hail.« Creek.
The Progressive Bible da«» w ill hold
the ir enjoyable m onthly aoeial nt Un
church on Monday evening next. A
program ia in count- of preparation,
luncheon w ill I«- served, and an in v ita
tion 1« extended to all.
Mr«. George Lane, who ha« been tlie
gueat of her parent«, M r. and Mr«. .1, II.
Beeman, for tlie past »everal week«, w ill
leave tomorrow fur her home at Aums
ville. Enroute «lie w ill visit friend« nt
Boaeburg.
w;
S3
Tlie Saturday evening concert w ill be
an inatitution. From the judgement ol
thorn who attended the in itia l perform
ance of that evening laat week, it ia gath
ered that the diarnntiniiance of thi«
pleaaing feature would lx- a public calam
ity. Every number upon the program
wa« well re iriv v 'l l»y the large audience,
and many expression, of appreeiation at
the conclusion voiced tin- popular pleas
ure. The «econd concert, for which the
following program ha.« Iieen prepared,
w ill lx- given tonight at tlie band stand,
following which tin- band txiya w ill ten-
ta r one of their enjoyable dance« at the
o|x-a hotwe:
1
2
3
4
5
March Apollo
Band
March National Fencibles Orchestra
Solo
Selech-d
Mi«« Punk- y
March Albion
Band
Selection
Espiritus Del Vino
Orchestra
(I Fairy M oonlight
Quartet
7 Selection
Band
S Love’« Old Sweet Song
Earl Adams
II Overture Royal Emblem Baud
III Those Ragtime Melodies 0.-, hestra
Sung by tin- entire ci in p in y
Why should you save
for a Rainy Day
?
B ig P in e s L u m b e r
C om pany
(0
Sugar, White " D 1 _
and Oregon
111X7
Beaverboard, Cement,, Roof
ing, Shingles, Windows,
Doors, & Fixtures
GOLD HILL
Because you m ig ht want to
buy an umbrella
W e p a y 4 p e r cent, on T im e Deposits
THE GOLD HILL
BANK
OREGON
7?
Gold Hill Bachelor Steals
March on Local Friends
BALKAN SITUATION
IS NOT IMPROVED
T hat John Pate«, Hold H ill liachclor
and s-x-ialist pliiloHoplier, lias «tolen a
London.—The B alkan S ta te s a p p ear
march U|xui hi« friend« at Hold H ill is
vid i-nw il by tlie following dispatch, to be again In th e m elting pot. T h ere
ia no sign of peace a t present. G reece
wiiiehappeared in the Oregonian:
and S erv la have declined so fa r to
A L B A N Y , O r., July 23 —Plunging in
ag ree to an arm istice. T he T urkish
to iiia triiiio n y for tlie tir«t lim e at the
arm y is advancing by forced m arches
age of (ill years was tlie experience today
from T ch atalja and Bulair, ap p aren tly
f John Pates, of Gold H ill, O r., who (
w ith th e consent of G reece and S er
t<H>k Mr«. 11. M. H ixxlcll, of I.you«, O r.,
vla, to a tte m p t the recap tu re of Ad
agi-d 55, a« hi« bride here today.
rianople and T hrace.
Mra. Goodell had been m arried oncp1
R oum ania is said to be proceeding
r-
■
before. Tin- wedding ceremony was i«-r-
ecupy a m uch larg er ex ten t of
fonned
by
County
Judge
M
i-K
night
in
hig;'
after an ¡line«« of many month« durati- n.
j^-rtasiU errttory th an she p re v io u s
Mr«. Manafleld wax agi-d 27 year«, 10 -thee in tin- County Courthouse in thi ly*clalm ed. and G reece is b u rning to
mouth« and 22 day». Funeral acrvlci, » y-
a» enge th e B ulgarian m assacres, con
M r. Pates lias Ix-cii a resident of Gold cerning which horrifying d etails con
werec-'iidiicted at tin- re«i<leineyi-lerdiiy
at noon, the I. (I. (I. F. I«alge of thia city H ill for a niim lx-r of years, and his re- tinually a p p ear In official rep o rta Is
being in charge. The remain» wen- laid urn from A llx in y w ith hi« bride w ill ta sued from A thens and Salonlkl. Ac
to test in the B<«-k Point cemetery.
welcomed by many well wishers.
cording to th ese rep o rts, ears and fin
Mr. and Mr«. ( ’. F. I.nce, accompanied
by their daughter,, Mi««e» l.ucy, Lon la
and Eredrieka, and » o i l, Master Fn-drii k,
arrived from Taeomatlie firat of the wet k
and an- rvgialcrcd at the hotel. They w ill
remain fo r «ome time while M r. Luce at
tend» to affair» connected w ith tlie exten
sive dredging project al Dowden Fall«,
and w ill then depart to »pend the re
mainder o f the «ea«ou at their «imitnei
home near Eun-ka Spring», Arkanaaa.
G en eral
M e r c h a n d is e
gers of G reek women still w earing e a r
rings and rings w ere found in th e
Salem .—C oincident w ith an an I pockets of B ulgarian prisoners.
nouncem ent th a t S ta te S u p erin ten d
en t of B anks W right had d eclared a IDAHO BANKERS SET FREE
dividend of 20 p er cen t for th e deposi
tor« of th e F irs t S tate Bank of Philo Kettenback and Kester P ardoned by
President.
m ath, m aking a to tal of 80 p er cen t I
W ashington.— Precedent WU m u h a ,
declared. Is a n o th e r th a t Jam es Evar».
cash ier of th e bank, convicted of for g ran ted unconditional pardon t , Wtl-
gery nnd sentenced to serv e from two ' ' uni F. K ettenbaeh aad Qeeiiga » .
to 10 y ears In th e p en iten tiary , has ! K ester. Lew iston. Idaho, b uakm . con
victed on the ch arg e of h av tag falsi
been paroled.
T he liab ilities of th e Institution fled records of th e F irst National
w ere $55,000, and Mr. W rig h t believes Bank of Lew iston, Idaho. T he pardon
th e assets will be sufficient to pay w as granted a fte r th e p resid en t had
the d epositors in full, but there will coll,erre<1 w l,h S en ato rs Borah, of Ida
be no money for th e stockholders. ho; Lane, of Oregon, and K ern, of
Indiana, and a fte r they had strongly
T he bank failed in O ctober, 1911. a n ’
E vars, w hose rig h t nam e is Evans.
to ,he P W W » n t to d . Justice
to m en. v> ho. they showed, w ere m a r
w as indicted soon arterw
aru . Money
afterw ard,
ty rs to abuse of privilege by govern
he Is alleged to have used frau d u len t
m ent prosecutors form erly em ployed
ly w as Invested In a cream ery by the
by the d ep artm en t of Justice.
cashier, and. It Is said, he got no ben
But for this pardon K ettenbaeh and
efit from i t
K ester would each have been required
to serv e five years In th e penitentiary.
O regon City. Or.— E arl McAlty,
about 18 y ears old and a resid en t of
Banana Finds A dvocate.
P ortland, w as shot and probably fa
New York.—P resid en t W ilson may
tally w ounded by D eputy S h eriff W il be deluged with hundreds of le tte rs
liam M um bower ns he was try in g to In defense of th e banana aa th e ' poor
escape from th e officer on th e C lacka m an's fru it,” It w as said by som e of
m as road a few m iles e a st of this those p resen t a t a m eeting in Cooper
place, w here he had been placed under Union, a t which sp eak ers advised pro
a rre s t for shooting a dog. Mumbower, te s t against the proposed tax of one-
who Is engaged in farm ing n e a r the ten th of 1 per cen t a pound on ba
scene of th e shooting, w as arrested nanas Im ported Into th is country.
and lodged in th e C lackam as county
jail.
Bank Cashier Paroled.
For a Seashore Outing
GO TO
NEWPORT
YAQUINA BAY
No noting is complete unit-»» yon visit this old reliable seaside re
sort which offers to the summer visito r a charm of environm ent
not found elsewhere. D elightful points of interest in the neighbor
hood, deep-sea tishing, surf bathing, boating, hot sea bathing in
tlie new Natutorium . Cottages, room houses and tents at reason
able rates. Am ple hotel accomodation«, abundance of sea-food,
oyster», clains, crabs—m ilk and vegatables, absence of form ality
and a homelike welcome for all.
Double
»
Daily
Train
Service
Leave A lb an y D aily 7 :30 a. m. and I ;30 p. m . Ex. Snn.
A rrive Newport “ 12:40 p. m
“ 6:90 p. ni. E x . Sun.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES
Season, Week-end anil Sunday
Excursion Fares East
Tickets on sale da ily u n til September 30th from all main and
branch line point« to Eastern destinations one way through Cali*
fornia or via Portland. Return lim it October 31«t.
For illustrated booklet on Newj»ort, or copy of
“ Vacation Days in Oregon,” call on nearest Agent.
|0C0lN»SHASTA|
ROUTES
J ohn M. S cott ,
General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
FARM FO R SALE— 120-acre ranch in
tlie famous Bogue Biver Valley, Southern
Oregon; 90 acres in cultivation, 14 acres
in (l-year-old pear am i apple trees, 20
acre» in alfalfa, balance of cleared land
in wheat, all well fenced, goo«! house,
barn and well, seluxil adjoins property;
2 miles from pnstotlice and store, 18 mile»
from Medford, 7 miles from (¡old H ill;
price *15,000, term». W ill sell part or
all. Address I,. M. Fisher, owner, Hold
H ill, Oregon.
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
B E G I N S >t» forty-fifth school year
S eptember i s . 1»13.
DEGREE C O U R S E 3in manypha«esof
A G R IC U LTU R E
E N Q IN E E R IN Q .
economics . M inino , forestry .
merce . P harmacy .
HOM«
C om
t w o - t Z a r C o u r s e s ■■
txirs . ,-•■£■«(« E conomic «.
ATT- PvniâT A ï. C 3 M M S R C E . I
FO R SALE—Hay rake and mower— T ïA C H â -» ’« C O U R « « Is
little used, practicallv new. Will he .aid i tra in in g .
's a fiji
•a a art.
at a bargain. I f interetted inquire at
M U S IC , in clud in g piano, string, baas
The News office.
instrum ents and voice esitare.
The finest cuts of beef, pork, and m u t A B EA U TIFU L B O O K L E T entitlMi
ton, all strictly fresh at the Blaekert A
“ T hk E n r ic h m bn t o r R ural L ir e *
Wookc'x-k market.
At the old location.
and a C ataloc -UK will be mailed free
Quartz and placer lix a tio n notices at
Tlie New.« office.
on application.
Address II. M. T en n a n t , R egistrar,
Corvallis, Oregon.