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Hutson. Ins wife, and
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R. I.. Darling.
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Prices on Hardware are con­
stantly advancing, so buy before
further delay,
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Defendant.
S tats of O regon
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JACK-M IX C o t NTT
Fresh and Salt Moats :: Sea Fish and Foods
in Season :: Oar home cured Hams
and Bacon :: Eure Leaf Lard
By virtue of an Execution and Order
( of Sale du ly issued out of and under the
2 Thirrf of a Century
seal of the C ircuit Court of the State <J
Oregon, in ami for the County of Jack-
son, toiue directed and dated the 15th day
W . F . B L A C K E R T , P r o p r ie to r
HAS THE RICH RED BURLEY TASTE of March, 1016, in a certain suit theiein.
wherein Margate! E. Kellogg, as Plaint it)
Chewing is the only way to set the
rccovervd «judgm ent against the defend
rich taste o f the tobacco leat
And
the
' ■ form . t t ' , cco in which yon ! ants, James E Hutson and Daisy Hutson,
get the" leaf as Nature made it is the
his wife, for the sum of Seven Hundred
T S A D t M /A n jt
plug form.
Eifty ($750 00) Dollars w ith interest there
A chew o f Spear Head plug tobacco
on from said 20th day of November, W it,
has a w onderful flavor such as you
never did and never w ill taste in any
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum,
Other tobacco.
and Eighty rive ($65.00) IM la rs, attor­
That Spear Head flavor is unique,
naellow, fru ity, everlasting y delicious ney's fee, and the furthe r sunt of $17 SO
costs. W hich judgment was eurollcd and
and satisfying.
Spear Head has been famous fo r a docketed i n trie C lerk’s office of said
; Q U IC K . C E R T A IN .
th ird of a century as the richest, tasti­ Court in said County on the 2nd day of
est o f chews.
♦ J - D E A D L Y -sfw
Eebruary. 1010. and is of record in V ol­
I t ’s made o f sun-ripened, red B u r­
A L W A Y S M A U I , M CVBH F A IL S .
ley
And it's produced by the most ume 24 of the C ircuit Court jo urn al at
P c a tr o y s s q u ir r e ls . v o p h e rs , p r a ir ie d o c s . s a *$
modern methods, which develop the paged and 7 thereof.
r a ts . A p p ly e a r ly in S pring: w h e n th e h u n -
luscious flavor o f the leaf to the su­
< r> pests a w n k r fr o m W in t e r 's sle e p . M o n ey
In compliance w ith the commands of
I a ik
fo r II
preme degree.
y e a rs has stood e v e r y te s t.
It 's c ro p In s u r ­
Said
Execution
and
Order
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Sale
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ill
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It is safeguarded at every step in its
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a n c e a g a in s t ro d e n t pe s ts
M a n u f a c t u r e d by
making The factory is clean and san­ on Monday, the 17th day of A p ril, 1916,
C la r k e - W o o d w a r d D r u g Co., P o r t la n d , O r e ­
g o n . B u y f r o m y o u r d e a le r ,
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ita ry —the processes arc pure-food pro­ at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. at the
cesses.
front door of the Court H on.* in Jackson­
When the choice red Burley has been
pressed into mellow, sweet Spear Head ville, lack- r. C >unty, State of Oregon, of­
plugs you have a chew that simply can’t fer for sale and » ill sell a ll of the right,
be equalled.
title and interest that the defendant« had on
Spear Head is the high q u a lity the date of the mortgage herein foreclos­
Northeast quarter, In acctlnn lh irty -tw
chain*; tlienee Ea*t 5 rhaln«; them v
chew o f the w o rld.
T r y Spear Head— y o u 'll never ed or have since acquired or now have in (32) and a part of the We«t half ..( the N-.rth 40 rh a ln ., thence WrM T e lu d ila In
again be satisfied w ith any oth er a u d io the following described real pro­ Northwest quarter of said -ceti u
io-w it : thè pian* «ri licginning. all n i auid deacrib-
chew. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax perty situated as follows:
— Beginning at t h e N orthw tst . Tiler ed pm pcrty beiti» situa to! iti T«>wu*hip
paper.
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A ll o t the Northeast quarter of the of . a i d section 33 running '- n t h t "
a. alti, ,,( Bangi- 5 West of |hc W illatll-
Stoves and Ranges» Enamelware
Paints, Oils and Varnishes
Brushes
ft Chew That Has Been Famous for
3 Doz. Hardw ood Spring Clothe» Pin»
WOOD-LARK'
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20c
Give us a chance
to give you prices
ots o n
Lance & Co.
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Gold Hill Implement
& Hardware Co.
ette Meridi in, iu D u g la st'i.u iily. ( ireguii.
Buek up, work up, anti get then .
Also L it number 1’ottr (4 ) In Block
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Niutdn r Keventis ti (17, iu tht*>C ily id
"F o n d for the llsliiai"
(¡old H ill. County of Jackson, state of L -l'» have a new one.
Oregon.
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1. overworked,
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A ll of tho alsive property writ l>< sold
Y ea. the lazy duller la a man, b l i t -
a l said tun. and place if necessary to ant- 'm u '
i«,y the judgment, atto rn e y'! fee, coal a
and accruing coala id sale. Dated I h i. l Cheer up! At worst thU life la juat one
I7ith day id M an'll, ltlltl,
| blissful dream of tilings we never gcL
— W, 11. Si m i i hr , ,
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And now llie «hides are getting llieira.
By I W. W n aoN,
Owing to the war cost of violet dye ha.
Deputy, g me up to $12,«"in |« r liarrel.
B JS W
im n r e a D B i
RAND
ESI
Rules and Regulations Governing Contest are as Follows:
A N X O l'X C E M E X T — T h is Piano and
P o p u la rity V o tin g Con­
te st w ill be conducted fa ir ly and ho ne stly on business p rin c i­
ples, s tr ic tly w ith ju s tic e and fairn ess to a ll concerned. W ith
the above p rincip le s, i t w ill be an assured success.
P R IZES— The C a p ita l prize w ill be an O berm eyer & Sons’
Piano. A lso o th e r valuable prizes to the a m o u n t o f m any d o lla rs
w h ich are announced he re w ith .
C A N D ID A T E S — Young ladies in th is and a d jo in in g tow ns are
e lig ib le to e n te r th is contest, and th e p a rty re ce ivin g th e la r ­
gest nu m be r o f votes w ill receive th e b e a u tifu l >400 O berm eyer
& Sons' P iano, and o th e r pre m ium s w ill be d is trib u te d In ac­
cordance w ith the contestants’ sta n d in g a t th e fin a l count.
T IE IX VO TE— Should any o f the contestants tie In votes fo r
any of the prizes a s im ila r prize w ill be awarded.
VO TES CLASSED— Votes w ill be issued in th e fo llo w in g de­
n o m in a tio n s:
New Subscribers, 600 votes ............................ .... .......................... >1.50
Renewals, 500 votes .
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1.50
Renewals, m ore tha n one year, 600 votes..................................... 1.50
Back S ub scrip tions, 600 votes ...........................
I 10
5 years New o r Renew al S ub scrip tions, 5000 votos
7.50
10 years New o r Renewal S ub scrip tions, 12.500 vo te .
15.00
20 years New o r Renew al S ub scrip tions 30,000 votes
3000
IN S T R l'tT lO N B — R esults to sta n d in g votes w ill be issued a f­
te r 30 days. No v o te , accepted a t less tha n re g u la r price o f pa­
per concerned in th ia sontest. No one connected w ith tills paper,
o r b e lo n g in g to th e Im m ediate fa m ilie s o f the m erchants co-op­
e ra tin g , w ill be a llo w e d to become a candidate in th is contest,
o r w o rk fo r contestants.
Votes, a fte r being voted, cannot be tra n s fe rre d to an othe r.
Bo
sure to kn o w fo r w hom you are go in g to vote before co m in g to
th e b a llo t box
as the e d ito r o r anyoneelse w ill n o t give you any
in fo rm a tio n on th e subject. T h e key to the b a llo t box w ill be
in possession o f th e a w a rd in g co m m itte e d u rin g the contest.
Nominate Your Favorite Lady —
2nd Prize
Cash—$30.00
Donated by
Lance & Co.
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
We give a 25-vote Coupon free with each
1.00 cash purchase. 25 free votes on book
accounts paid in full. Ask for Coupon.
3rd Prize
Value $25.00
Beautiful Parlor Rug by
F or the f ir s t t h ir t y days th e paper w ill ru n « 2 5-vote coupon,
w hich can tie voted free fo r any la d y contestant.
Contest to ru n ab ou t 90 days. CO N TEST W I L L CLOSE
A P R IL 17, 1916. T h o r ig h t to postpone date o f c lo sin g Is re­
served If s u ffic ie n t cause should occur.
Ten days p rio r Io clo sing contest, the judges w ill c a re fu lly lock
o r seal b a llo t box and ta ke same to the hank, where the .am e
w ill b e in a place where v o tin g can be done d u rin g hUBlneea
hour« and locked In a va u lt at n ig h t u n til close o f conteat, when
(he Judges w ill ta ke charge and count same and announce th«
young ladles w in n in g in th e ir tu rn
The last ten days a ll v o tin g m in t be done In a sealed box
a t the bank.
I f you do n o t wish anyone to know fo r whom you
are v o tin g , place y o u r rash fo r su b scrip tio n tog e th e r w ith your
coupon In a sealed envelope, w h ich w ill be fu rn ish e d you and
p u t Bame In b a llo t box. T h is w ill give every one a a q ua re’deal
TRIM OONTRST WILL CLOSE APRIL I7TH, IDI0
Help Her Win Grand Prize
4th Prize
Value 10.00
5th Prize
Value 5.00
Donated by
Donated by
Truax Company
M. S. Johnson
M erritt Q. Co.
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
We give a 25 vote coupon free with every
$1 cash purchase.
Ask for Coupon.
H a r d w a r e ,F a r m I m p le m e n t s
I give a 25 vote coupon free with every
1.00 cash purchase.
Ask for Coupon.
G e n e r a l M e r c h a n d is e
We give a 25-vote coupon free with each
1.00 cash purchase.
Ask for Coupon
Donated by
Donated by
Bowers Pharmacy
D ru g g is t
I give a 12 1-2 vote coupon free with
each 50c cash purchase. 12 1-2 free votes
on ac’ts paid in full.
Ask for Coupon.
D. H. Miller
H ardw are
I give a 12 1-2 vote coupon free with
each 50c cash purchase. Ask for Coupon.
tick ets
It m ay h e lp som e la d y
w in a prize
Address All Contest Communications to
Ben. H. Lampman
The present management of The t »<• , |, 'ii-ible for failure to «a!:*nr premiums.
Respectfully,
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E. Wallace Sears
th a t they w ill not Is* responsible for any
Editor of (¡old H ill News.
failure to deliver premiums or make g«s.il
H ill New- desires to notify the public
the promises made by the former man­
and all advertising regarding
th e
Tie bill of lading for tlie piano was re-
Anj
«■••ivedby Mrs. I.ampman Friday,showing
coups* shipment " f the piano on March 24th
agement in their piano contest.
is merely run under orders of Mrs. Ben
H. Lampman representing her husband.
Ben H . Lampman, and w ill he charge,I
fo r at the same rates as any other adver­
tiser. T lie pre se n t management of the
N e w s does not Isne fit from this contest
whatsoever, and therefore w ill not liere»-
I 'rom Chicago, 111. am! the contest cotnp-
| any h ive promised in their letter that the
: piano should arrive in a few days ami
I f mi ■ xhitiition in one of the local stores.
And one of thecompany's representative,
is expected to lx* here soon to wind up
the contest.
Gold Hill, Oregon
ol my efforts in the interest of the tax­ special ohligation Io any particular in d i­
payers as state representative four years vidual, faction, locality or interest.
ago. requested me to Is'cotne a eiindidate
Therefore, after Consulting personally
for the olliee of district attorney, inas­ or by letter with several hundred men
District Attorney
much as there would Ije, in addition to and women of all occupations iu all parts
I hereby announce liia t I have riled my tlie regular duties of tlie crim ir.nl and of the county, Isdieving there is a real
juvenile courts, new duties and condi­
declaration of intention to Iteconit* a can­ tions confronting tlie oriin'. Among desire for my candidacy. I w ill lie a can­
didate for the nom ination for district a t­
didat«' for the Itepiihlicun nom ination for
ih>- "flii'e of District Attorney for Jack-on tlie s e wit «' mentioned th«' enforcement of torney on tlie Republican ticket.
j
th«'
prohibition
act
and
the
lik
ililio
o
d
of
County, Oregon, subject to the «lecisj ,n
—J ohn II. C arkiw ,
having to foreclose many tax liens, par-
of the Itepuiilican party in the prim ary
(1’aid advertisement)
j ticularly those against tile Southern I ’a-
election to is: held May lit, lillti.
! rifle land grant of nearly half a m illio n
—G. M. R oberts .
acres in Jack-on county, am ounting to
I hereby anno..... . my candidacy for
(P aid Adv.)
j ids mt $200,000.
....in ly assessor, subject to the decision ot
My reply was th a t I would l.'cnm o a tlie Republican |m rly at th e prim ary e le c ­
The first of the year a nunils-r of Re­ candidate, if it were generally desired and tion to Is; held May i l l , lililí. If cfected,
publicans, including many who approved the race could be made w ithout assuming I I pledge myself to make a just and cquit-
A nnouncements
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Ute a ffa ir.
of tlie ..Ilice m a busi nessi lit,, manner.
J. It. (ku.h.M.IN.
( l ’ald Adv.)
f or ( oanly tle rk
I hereliy ann,»unec my candid ,
thè Olin e of c.au ity Olerk and if
naled an.l elected w ill continue p, c.
(he office aieording i„ |ltw 1(||(,
efficicnt, economica! a n d
iminiier.
busiiHi
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