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t FISHING TACKLE Hplendld assortment (i, Fine Ibsl»—all prljea Silk »ml Linen l-lniw, Kiwi», Cruel», Pile» and Fisli Lurea—ia»w Slock But a dollar and a half In The New». Have you seen the Icele»» refrigerator at JohiiMin*» implement house? II. II. Limpuinn, of Hillbilly ranch, was in Hold Hill Weilneeday «ml Thura- I day. “ Will «Il live «hares u( »lock Beaver Portland Cement Co., Gold Hill, Oregon, t'i »75.l*> pur share. Address 34« McKnight Building, E v e ry th in g fo r the a rd e n t A n g le r E v ery B o y o r G irl in each of bhe School Districts of Gold Hill, Sams Valley, Kanes Creek, Galls Creek, Rock Point, Foots Creek, Sardine Creek, Rogue River, or Evans Creek, who buys a pair of shoes from us for cash will receive, gratis, with such purchase, 3 scratch tablets, 1 ink tablet. 1 bottle of ink, 1 pen holder, 1 ruler, and 1 lead pencil. A ll Summer Dress goods are offered at Reduced Prices: Minneapolis, Minn, Jo h n B Palm er, Ihe Oold Hill photo and »conic artlet, who baa been In churge of the Weston studio at Medford during th e paat aeverul month», will noon retu rn to thl» city to reaume hla local bualneaa, It I» atated. Many local folk« know Chrla Ul rich, the JackMonvIlle pioneer, who »pent two hour» beneath a cave-ln of d irt and debrla laat Wednesday. He waa engaged In digging a well when the elide pinned him down. When 25 cent Mercerized Poplin at 20 cants 12 1-2 cent Lawns at 10 cents reacued, the hardy old gentlem an 12 1-2 cent Ginghams at 10 cents 10 cent Lawns at 8 cents »eemed none the worae for hla h ar 50 cent Summer Underwear, Poroeknit at 40 cents rowing experience. 15 cent Flaxons at 12 1-2 cents 50 cent ” ” Balbriggan at 40 cents Mk. and Mr». T. J. O 'H ara motored 20 cent Renfrew Cloth at 16 2-3 cents down from Central Point Sunday and vlalted at the home of th eir daughter, Mr». M. D. Bower». Recently Mr O’H ara underw ent th e painful exper ience of hloodpolaoulng. caused by an Infection on th e noatrft», b ut prom pt attention averted aorloua conae- To build a »ton> basilicas quencea. For the benefit Willow F lat'a wlrele»« atatea th at Mr«. Fermin Zana made a business R. L. Fleming, at Klamath Fall«, is 01 our patron» ! the timid buck« of th e brush are trip to Ashland on Monday. visiting bi« brother, Silas Fleming, ami j loath to come Into camp and go forth A» well a» lor ouraelvist. Grandma Gilsnon- Melntyre writes ita “ Jerky.” M. 8. Johnaon, H arry family, the present week. Treahum. Ilick M urdock and Cecil We want our customer» Mr«. F. Rebkopf, Mrs. Brown, Mr«. Tin- News in the following pleasant Johnaon. com prise a (Sold Hill party Allen and Mrs. Cleveland, all of Grants fashion from Portland: ‘We are locat Kingfisher lines are To know, that: ' that I» attem pting to coax them forth Pa«», were sutoisls to thin city Monday. ed here in a little cottage for a month, the world’s stand We invite their cooperation getting along in the same old way. Sea ¡th is week In th a t vicinity. Cecil, M Mr». Fred Riedel, accompanied by her ard. The big ones |8 . John ro n ’a fourteen year old »on, «„us, Charles and Frank, arrived Thurs rch! (where Mrs. Melntyre spent the In iiMsisting 0» I» fuat recovering from hi» recent day from Rum-burg, for a vWt of several summer) is a tine little town, but, like a can’t get away. To build «¿ittslness good many otliers, it lias been boosted to baffling lllne»» and the trip 1» ex days. death. They would call me a knocker. That will ts-nefil them pected to com pletely restore him to Miss Sophia Wlldon, of Portland, was This h »use on the card ( the Elk Creek health. A m will ax our firm. thegheatof Mr« W. E. Thompson »ever- | tavern at Cannon Beach) is built of logs At Jacksonville, Saturday, Septem- at day« last week, on her return from the | that were taken from the ocean. It is We can’t make a sucn-ss l»er 4th, two young folk« of Oold Hill Exposition. Is selected on t h e quite a curio.” elected to en ter the m atrim onial Born to Mr. ami Mr». P. J. Sehauui- | On ».credit buais— same standard of The regular m eeting of the city mace— thua confirm ing the predic berg, tM-rkf. at their iuver*i<i© Riverside Colony voioiiy bouw home, » [ , ~ Neither can you , quality. We can Saturday, September 4tb, a charming Hl j councl, Tuesday even.ng de be tions of many friends In thia city. upon the cu rre n t griat of bills, and. Miss Hilda Berg, d au g h ter of th e for pound daughter. completely equip If you follow In connection with this, came to the mer forem an of Sleepy Hollow, was the angler for a Mr». George Penman went to Portland That aystotn wedded to Ray M. Moore, son of Mr. last Wednesday evening. Mr. Penman, aid of P lum ber Joe Hicks, who un bout with the tini All of the time. and Mrs. J. L. Moore. They will who ha« been employed at lip? Braden, derestim ated th e actual cost of sewer est trout or the lus construction to th e prim ary school make th eir home In thl» city. Upon will follow in a few days. We know. We’ve tried it, by »28. It being shown th a t Mr. their retu rn th’e youthful couple were tiest steelhead. Our The L aiiiks S hop will have their Fall lllcka so u g h t merely to recompense greeted by the h eartiest congratula And now, we keep tm book*. judgement is back OpeuittR of Millinery Thursday, Sept. labor and supply dealers, th e »«2 ex tion« of friend«. Htii. A large »lock of the latest style ed by years of Your choice, while lin y lunl, The fleet "Jitn ey Dance.” held laat hats Will be on hand, as well as other pense account was ordered paid by the city. The petitiori of dwellers p ra c tica l exper Saturday evening, wan such an un articles. Of aoa|>M, White Flyer, on W est F o u rth avenue for w ater ience in Rogue qualified «ucee»», th a t th e m anage An advertising expedition of Gold Hill Or (hystnl White, ment of the P leasure Pavilion have Fair crusader« will visit Grant* Pass next m ain, was shelved for the season on River fishing. O. I.lly White. decided to give an o th er five cent Wednesday, accompanied by the Gold account of th e expense involved in dnnclng festival thia evening. The Hill concert band, distributing literature laying 2100 feet of main. The Six Bara for 25c. fath ers of th e city softened suffi custom ary large attendance from and discoursing music. ciently to vote a »25 contribution to Medford, tiran ta Pas» and Central Walk in and look around. E. F. Yates and mother departed the In d u strial F air fund. An ordin j Point I» anticipated. T h e gay young Tin «.lay for Salt Lake City, where Mr. crowd tu rn to Oold Hill Saturday Yates In«« accepted another position. ance, Introduced by Councilman ¡evening« a» blithely as A rthur Perry, During tlic pad six months lie was Sm ith, prohibiting spitting upon the N o . 1 3 1 R E P O R T O F T H E C O N D IT IO N OF sidew alks, was referred to com mit ¡of the Medford Sun, turn» to Pollce- chemist at tile Braden mine. tee for report a t th e next meeting. M r» . C o ra J. T ru a x , M a n a g e r. | man P at Mego for yuins. They have Jay Davidson ami Henry Miller relurn- A t C o l d H i l l i o t h e S ta to o f O r e g o n , a t tH a d o s a o f , Iota of fun. • e l on Wedmsday fr 'in a prospecting George H aff, who accompanied J. b u s in M i S e p t. 2 . 1015 Today. Saturdny. has been nayied trip to the Appii gate, where they uncov-1 W. C lark’s hun tin g party last week, 1 as "Gold Hill Day" of the Jsekron ervd a future bonanza. Mr. Davidson returned in a h u rried m anner last County F air. In recognition of the brought back a small poke of extremely 1 week. He will h u n t no more for the L ia b ilitie s Resources C O M M I S S I O N E R I com pliment, and to show apprecia rich quartz specimens. , possum or th e coon or th e bounding Capital stock paid in - - »10,000.00 - »32, 318.33 tion of th e fine program and excel Tb. ;i/w is restaurant, next door to the j buck— until his left hand forgets Its Loans and discounts 14«. «3 Undivided profit.» - - - 1,431.81 P ersons wishing to make lent exhibits presented by th e Fair, ( iverdraft. secured a unsecured - dnig «tori', Is now open to the public. . troubles, a t least. Mr. H aff is 462.67 Due to banks and bankers - and warrants 355.96 homestead entries, timber en 1 a dozen auto parties of local business Short o.dera and lunclies at all hour» of m ourning th e etern al leavetaking of Bonds Stocks and oilier securities -• Individual deposits subject to ,622.46 tries, ht mesiead proofs, con I men and boosters will parade to Med tlie day mid night. Mr. Lewis intends to tbe second fin g er of his left hand. Furniture ami fixtures clieck 2 7 ,^ 9 11.60 Due from banks not reaerve banks tests or transact any business ford this afternoon and cheerfully give his patrons the beat service possible Friday afternoon the party were Due from approved reserve banks 90H.50 Demand certificates of deposits swell the gate receipts. The parties w alking from th e upper Meadows to (’becks and other cash items 387.44 Cashier’s cheeks outstanding - 77.72 relating to government lands will be nceo- -panled bv th e Gold HIP at reas- liable charge. ,(06.61 Time and Savings deposits - 5,331.38 Upon the resignation of Mrs. Maude Round Top m ountain. Midway they Cash on hand - - ,578 47 - should write or call upon Concert Band. F ritz Dean. Joe Bee Linilis as clerk of the school board, tile stopped to rest, in some m anner of Expense» - - - - 264.05 man. M artin Bowers and Jnck Mor directors appoint»»! Fletcher Stout to. till perverse m y ste rf the rifle borne by O ilie r Resources - - - - »44,760.06 W . H. CANON »44,760.06 Total rill com price the com m ittee tn cha'rgf tlie unexpired term. Mrs. Landis, who Mr. Haff was accidentally discharged,, Total - - - U . S. C O M M IS S IO N E R of th e friendly expedition to Med h visiting at Niwp.irt, will remain there although at half-cock, while his left hand rested on th e muzzle. The bul- j Room 29, Jackson County Bank ford's exposition. f >r several months. STATE GF OREGON» Roy M. Avery, late forem an of the Bldg., M edford , O re . Mr and M n. J. M. Hornbeck depart let pierced th e second finger on dead Cor nt y o r J ack »« >x I . k »* I, Lynn \Y. Smith, cashier of the above-named tamk, do solemnly swear that Coquille H erald, and I>on S. Avery, ed on Thursday for Roseburg, where Mr. center, com pletely sh atterin g the , Cashier recent ru stle r of prlxe potatoes on a Hornbeck will open a cobbler «Imp at a bone. Its victim held a consultation tin above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and Roseburg tru ck farm , returned te site near the Soldier’s Home. Cobbler and decided th a t th e topping, useless ( r r n t Aui t^. Subscribed and sworn to before me thia Oold Hill Monday morning. Thia if Ilornliei'k is himself a G. A. R veteran member was unfit for fu rth er serv R H M ih 'UE 10th day of Sept , 1915. Roy's first visit home in two years an l has been assured beforehand of the ice, then opened his barlow and made # Din dors. C. 8. REDFIELD. Notary Public ’ Cut out the ice bill. The ici-less refrig During his absence he has m atilcu patronage of his comrades,which will in th e needed am putation. The w ound ed stum p was dressed at Medford. erator will do it For «ale by Gobi Hill lated as a m aster printer, completed sure SUCCCSS. Implement Co. his high school and athletic courser Gold Hill schools opened on Libor Mlsa Florence W harton la with with honor, and laid in a num ber of Day, Monday, and alter a brief session Ashland friends upon an extended new neckties. He will leave this adj uiriM-d until the following day. The week for Eugene, to enroll for the attendance is larger Ilian ever lx tore, u visit. Supt. A. A. Flynn, of the It R. P. Journalistic course at the University niiiiila-r of the high eclusil pupils enroll Fur that classy 8., motored to th is city from Grant« after visiting his m other, Mrs. Mai ing from other districts, Snpt. Milam is Hair Cut Avery. Don will com plete his high enthusiastic over tlie prospect of a splen Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fish and Foods Pass on Monday. didly successful term school course In this city. Both Judge C. C. Gall returned to Ash in Season :: Our home cured Hams and young men were “cases" when they I have adiled t-o my implement line the land Monday m orning after visiting Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard learned them at the News office. famous Stiletto brand of painiA oils and for the week with his daughter, Mrs. T hat H arry A. Frey, caretak er of v irnislies. House, floor a n d wagon 8. T. Hodges. th e Medford w ater Intake on Lake paints, color varnishes, and all accessor Piano For Sale —Schumann piano, good creek, died from blood I osb occa ies. My prices will interest you and the ai n«‘w, will «'ll for half pries. Call at sioned by an accidental gunshot quality of tlie goods is guaranteed to sat BEACKERT G A R R E T T . P r o p r ie t o r s section house or write, Fred Witt, Gold wound, inflicted with hts own rl'le , isfy. Painting property pays. Inspect Hill, Oregon. was the conclusion of the coroner’s the goods at my wareroom, next door trf Mias V irginia Beeman went to Jury who considered th e case Mon Gold llill Bakery.—Gold Hill Implement 1 saw eordwixxi to stovu lengths with Eagle Point last Sunday, rem aining day. Frey went h u nting in the L it Co., M. S. Johnson, p.op. power saw, promptly on order. Phone several day« as the guest of Mr. and tle Butte m ountains S aturday morn- Heavily loaded with machinery and John J. Ritter, 3F21. Mrs. Carl Von der Hqllen. ¡Ing. Com panions found his dead equipment for the Beaver Portland Cem For bard or soft wood of finest quality G .Id Hill. Ore George Iverson, m anufacturer of body th a t afternoon. The rig h t leg ent plant, the first car of an anticipated order from John J. Ritter, Phone ,IF-’1. Baths in Connection Prompt Auto Service.— My machine i» shipment of fifteen arrived in Gold Hill m atchless buns, biscuit, and bread, bone was sh attered by a bullet, below Cedar fence Posts for sale a t reason always ready for servi xt ami to hire at deserted his ovens last Saturday on a the knee, and both arte ries were sev Saturday last. The siding connection to able price. For information call at tlie k rn s t possible rate. For lour passenger visit to Medford and Ashland ered. The evidence showed th a t he the construction sit»» was replaced this News otlice. parties the rate is no mon tlian milroqd week by tlie section crew and the car Mrs. Myrtle Day and Mrs. N. K. slipped and fell, his rifle discharging R i c h a r d A n d e r s o n shunted to its final destination. Several , Butter paper, printed in accordance fare. Phone 32J. Blackburn departed Monday morn for accidentally. Frey had crawled half —C. L. Dusi xiifrrv , with the law, for sale on order at Tlie *' T h e C ity S h o p ” San Francisco and the peerless Expo. a mile from th e scene of the shoot car-loads of fire-brick, lining for the Gold Hill, Oregon. huge kiln, are expected to reach here at News office. They will be visitors In fairyland for ing, before w eakness and death any time now. huddled him up. a week or tun days. The BoN-ToN We Have an Ambition L M erritt & C o m p a n y USE THE BEST All of our Tackle A D. H . M I L L E R ’S The Truax Co. T H E G O L D H IL L B A N K L A N D | Local News Notes C7?c CITY M EAT M ARKET TRY DIÇK Ta« best and latest “kuts” Read These