K ailniue Cook visited Cn-svnt City d u r
ing the week.
Fishing
Tackle
o f all
Rinds
at
Tin lv will be a memorial day «ervlee
si the Sunday School ou the 2Sth.
Part
of the program follow«;
Patriotic Songs,
A.I.Ire«« by Mr Short. An old veteran
R ecitations -seleete.1
D . uraii- us, flags and (towers.
A ll
are cordially invited.
Ehe CITY M E A T M ARK ET
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME
Fresh and Salt Meats :: Sea Fish anti Foods
in Season :: Our home cured Hams
and Bacon :: Pure Leaf Lard
BY
USEING
MURESCO on YOUR
WALLS AND CEILINGS
VV. F. B L A C K E R T , P r o p r i e t o r
Amy Kix -ter attended the graduation
xerei- s at Rogue River Wednesday eve
ning.
M oonshiners are doing business In
P acific u n iversity won the s ta te non Oregon, and others aro . "(ting ready
co n ference c o lle ts cham pionship when lo estab lish hiddeu stills, according
Ct'ol.Bnct* is having some plumbing its v a re ltf
«ketball team defeated to tuforniatlon thai lias coute to L. W.
work done on his houx*.
M cM innville college by the score ot ! E lliott, special ag e n t of the Internal
32 to 12 at F o rest Grove.
revenue d ep artm en t fur the O regon
T he Eugene F ru it G row ers' assocta and W ashington district.
«- k 't< r wasta caller on Birdseye
tion has turned down orilorw for car
As a m eans of aiding In relieving
Creek W ednesday.
loads of evergreen b lackberries be i the c ar shortage in Oregon, shipper*
h - <\nton of Birdseye was a business cause of scarcity, according to J. M. i have been notified by the Oregon pub-
Holt, the association m anager.
i lie service com m ission to unload all
. i to G rants Pass Tuesday.
T. L. Dillon, a m ining man of Hngo. freight with the utm ost prom ptness
was killed, and George B a rrett was ! reg ard less of the 48 hour free tim e
" 1 C m l iliale nt ltinlseve C .w k r>
injured when an autom obile In which ' lim it perm itted by dem urrage rules.
Mr and M i- I in
' b i ' quart? claim on Enol.« Creek they w ere riding was struck by an
W ith the discovery of two m ore
for C i t i l o i i O t
n
the other day.
e x tra S outhern Pacific freight train.
cases of sm ullpox am ong tiim .ites of
D. R. 1.
P rep arato ry to co n stru ctin g a Jetty the O regon penitentiary, officials of |
on
the north spit of th e Umpqua river, the Institution decided to vaeeloate ull
I
ii
-t
v
r
y
badly
damaged
the
potato
Bini Jokusten can
; :
th e port of Umpqua com m issioners of the 560 prisoners and also the em
ami e.irn crup.
Gap, Friday.
have passed an ordinance providing ployes.
A ltogether th ree eases ol
for the issuance of $200.000 in bonds. sm allpox huve broken nut In the pri
Mrs S. A li i-
As a resu lt of the ap p earan ce of on
h i'I Nt) by 1’. 1.. Wait, a ladies coat
the hospital ..it.
T he rep o rts received by S ecretary
an o th er ease of Smallpox, m aking five
*
arf n the road tow ard th e Cement
son, Thursday r ic .ii .
in all, at th e s ta te prison, th e quar of S tate O lcott during the past week
pi nt mi Sunday April SOtli.
The loser
an tln e against v isitors to the liistltu from the various counties of Oregon
i ’. r I m -am • by calling at this office
tion has been extended for two w eeks indicated th at, probably due to tin-
and i .¡tig fer thi« advertisnier t .
Judge Moreh'i k I -
The county court of Coos has a n b e tte r w eather, reg istratio n wus pro
ting nil th e -111 I.,
nounced
its Intention of providing a grossing m ore rapidly, hut th ere is
rock on Main s u
fire-proof cunei. e building, with large still room for doubt that all will be
The work wasiit r.
vault room In w hich to sto re the v alu reg istered for the prim aries. T he to
particular ex. pi tl
F re e B io lo g ic a l L e c tu re .
able records of the <•• uuty. The new tal reg istratio n had reached 61,180
motto of tlie nic.Ii
when the rep o rts wo • m a i l e d , hut
stru c tu re will be erected in Coquille.
fore and after t k in
this is only ah. ut oh ,ftli of the tium
The
theory
of
the
tra
d
e
rs
seem
ed
to
in this ca-e The r
There w ill !«■ a free le e tu n -a n d dem on-
be th a t the cap tu re of Verdun would ber qualified to vote In Oregon. The
provi-nu n t was a i l i - j ,
- ; ration given by W in. I,. F inley at the
m urk the beginning of the end of the reg istratio n by p arties wjjs divided as j
City like 3, Id Hill. N
I 'inn- lii atrv on S aturday May 20th
R epublican. 10.590; dem o-!
war.
which would bring to an end the follow s;
of Mayor Mon i n k i.
i Un II villi; tore on and .-how his motion
cra ts, 15.157; progressives, 103; pro- i
dem
and
for
w
heat
from
N
orth
A
m
eri
City and otliei.ds u h .
■ '.i. . - , u 1 i-h. Bird and Animal lit',
ca by releasing th e g reat R ussian sur-1 hlbltionists, 1337; socialists, 1529;
its beiag. !-■
iu this state. He baa made this his life
plus and freeing G erm an ships to car- I m iscellaneous 1884.
will not forget to giii
ir
I- ind i itainly has his subject we'l
ry
grain from all p arts of the world.
hearty vote of thin k- i-
in l and and his picture« are excelled by
terest he has tak n
to
ml - .niei.f them are rare specimens
go as far as p -ih!
V.
'i r f: l.yslecture i« not only highly ln-
the subject Ji will h
: r n u g hut is very instructive as well
that the Southern 1'.
ail«
j and :i. 'ta le tish raid game commission
responded Bein r n- .
int nt nak - these lectures ftee to the public in
and (laid tin ir s h a n
11 lis is ■*n 2 rt to educate the public in protect
utinsual for a -mall rain
I will be here Saturday to take orders for Ladies and
•any. ing the w ild specie. The « o ld Hill Com
However we believ. tl. .1
i it st have mercial Club invites you to attend with
Gentlemans Tailor Made Suits and Coats. Our clothes
talked them into the n
..
1 your famili s at 2: P. M.
The BoN- ToN
Put it over the WALL PAPER or PLASTER and
make it look like new plaster.
G o ld H ill I m p le m e n t &.
H ardw are C o.
West Main Street
Gold Hill, Oregon
Mr Smith of Tolo was s (lohi Hill vis
itor Hum Isy.
FRANCISCO VILLA
Key. C. K. W harton and fun i y t«x»k
dinner with tla- Nears family «und.iv
For Sale—Team, H ark, Harm •«« mid new
Saddle, apply to 1 «lice a Co., Gold iliil
Oregon.
Mm C A. Pi U mon was called «tul-
lenly lu Minneapolis and left Tbcr-day
evening. Sim n-ivived a telegram ’ Intra-
lay morning th at her m other w.t« not
e x p ee 'ed to live. Mr Pelemon will keep
bachelors hall during her ahaeiie.
Wm. L. FINLEY
A B ath Iloitse Tradgeily 1« a -i t- am
in two r-k-ls.
An Inducement If You Order To-Day
W c will tailor to your u,
1 1 n Ult r- ‘ " 1
u u r service is ex
, ,,.f a„ ; paI„„ an , an ex tra pair of panU
n ‘
k ,v*r ti“ - floe line of woolen«,
try us w ith a sample suit order
and put in shape before delivery. Bring your old cloth
es and have them cleaned and pressed and made to look
like New. My work is all done on honor.
P. B O U C H E T
T a i lo r
Our service is given to please y, u
We hone razors..
Try us.
E h e C rystal B a r b e r S h o p
M L iver, P roprietor
Our bath tub- ,;rt k etcle.'.a ai; I san itary , try th em .
Main Street
Gold Hill, Oregon
'SPECIAL'S
ALL
NEXT
With every tube c J;
one 15 cer/ 1
With<
One 10 i..,t ..
50 cent C ri ftsm
50 cent t »<■».<! f-.-i-r. ■> . . ,
15 cent Harmony
Liggeis ( hew in ( r
W EEK
’ T 'othpast
. . .
25 cts.
t in Toothbrush F ree
le Paper - - - 25 cts.
inch Enveloes F ree
onary - - - 35 cts.
¡. ndence Cards - - 35 cts.
. . . .
10 cts.
: .. packages for 10 cts.
BOWER’S PHARMACY
Special rati
i ,
jen,
u,
5>6c G o l d
lrt
j,
in<i j i k any tim e day or n ig h t
" ; ‘l L i v e r y S t a b l e s
R. L. D arling, Prop.
Auto I ire and Truck Cine
Main S treet
<iold Hili, Oregon
M. L . K O R T R I G H T
The B arber who tre a ts en -,
, ,.,h , W, ,lo v.(|„ r Wor„ jn flrgt
to please you. J ry o ur service.
Main S treet
g g)
Gold H ill, Oregon
F t lo to h r A m e r ic a n 1‘raaa A u o r la t l n n .
David H aru m ; the fatuntia tri ting
Stallion, will make a stand at tho
_
Darling and Hodges Barn every Sat
urday.
Adv
GERMANS MAKE NEW
DRIVE NEAR RHEIMS I-1“™ “
W. K. D A VIS.
Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing. Orders taken for
Mark Tailoring Co.
Main Street
Gold Hi|j( Oregon
See the ad of L a t i n - A ( ’., for b a rg a in s
Their stock is clean and freah al! the
time. No stale good« sold lien-
Francisco V illa , the Mexican bandit,
Aho crossed the Am erican border and
attacked Columbus. N. M., k illin g
seventeen A m e ric a **.
Every suit pressed
At the Counts Friday.
Mr Jew el of the Oregon Stale I'.i reau
of Biology arrived Tin »day and will re
main alm ut two wei ks.
N O T IC E
are guaranteed to fit and suit you.
Call on us for colors.
You Can nave motley by subscribing for N ok - k will take c iillnment c .i- e s in her
Berlin, via Loudon.—Capture ot
your magazines through us Write f -
own home. Term« very reasonable,
L. C. Tomlinson left Sunday night fot
French positions 1400 yards wide and
day for our latest free catalogue of six-
,. ..
,
,,
J
cial low offers. The Jackson Magazine
Call on Or write -M rs. Grace Sears, about two thirds of a mile deep south Portland he where expects to secure a
Agency, M2 Hyde St., San Francisco,
Gold Hill Oregon.
of Ville aux Bole, near Khulms, was position as millwright.
California.
48-54
The News wishes to express its sym
pathy for the brother editor in his titni
of trouble and hope th at nothing of a
more serious nature will result from the
accident in which Mrs Em m a Bebb, the
mother of the editor of the Central Point
H erald, on Monday, May 14th near Pho
enix was h u rt.
While attem pting to
change from the rear to the front seat of
an automobile running at about twenty
miler an hour, she and h er son were
thrown to the ground. Mrs Bebb suffer
ed a hrokea ankle and severe lacera
tions aliout the head a n d neck. She was
taken to the Sacred H eart H ospital.
Christian Science Services
(tegular C hristian Seieuee services
are held every Sunday m orning a t II 00
o,clock al th e Connie T heatre. Everyone
invited. The subject for Sunday May
21st “ Soul and Body’’
E V A N S CREEK
BY
IV. H . Davi».
announced by the war office.
Saxon regiments stormed the strong
fortified position with slight losses.
The ground gained is 11 miles north
west of Kheims. Twelve uninjured of
ficers and 725 uninjured men were
captured. Five machine guns were
taken.
French assaults In massed forma
tion against the newly won German
positions on the left bank of the Meuse
northwest of Verdun, wore repulsed
with heavy losses to the attackers,
says the official statement. Since the
present operations began la the Meuse
region, the statement adds, $4,472 un
wounded French officers and men and
189 guns and 23$ machine guns have
been captured.
The Oden brothers are preparing to
operate their Saw mill on Evans Cre k.
Dave Noe and Boh Davenport, alias They expect to saw for Dan Neatham er
-Smith who were arcsted here for stealing and others in a short time.
V IL L A C U TS RAILRO AD TRACK
an automobile, a blacksm ith shop, mot
Mr«. Jessie Neatiiamer is quite iff will People Along Border Believe Thou
or« from pumping plants and other artic
Dr. W hitaker of Rogue
sands W ill Join Bandit Leader.
les of value plead guilty last Monday in pneumonia.
the circuit court and will I«- senten» il i River is in attendance.
next week. The penalty prescribed by
Mr and Mr« Richman are to mis t with
law is one to ten years.
the Internation Bible Students in Ashland
Sunday, May 21st.
Mrs. ('. H. Price returned Thursday
The Bybee Springs School c lo se « t h i s
from Blodget where she visited for sev wick. On Saturday there will a !«• picnic
eral days.
on the s.'ltool grounds followed by ra' e«
and contests of various kinds.
After a
<«-o Osten of Butte Falls was the guest picnic supper the pupils will give a pro
gram ; mt im portant feature of wldrli is a
of Mrs. Ditto Last Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Lawrence is now employ play. A dance follows and closes the
program. Myrtle Megerle lias taugbt a
ed in the telephone office in Medford.
E. M. Wilson of Medford visited the ' very successful year at Bybee Springs and
deserves great credit tor her work
voters in (iold Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Mac Avery who has lieen visiting
Mr and Mrs Johnson of Ashland are
home folks here for a short time, li ft visiting at the home of their daughter
Saturday A. M. for Marshfield Oregon Mrs. Wallace (ialhraith of ByIxv Springs
where she will stop with her son David. Mr Johnson’s health Is im proving rapidly
I lie people of (iold Hill and com m un
ity are cordially invited to attend the
piano recital given by the students of
Prof. W. K. Davis, late choir leader of
.Mary It. \ oung i,f Ashland, a t my res the Mormon Church of Salt Lake City
idence in Gold Hill on Tuesday evening has kindly consented to sing at I lie Mcth-
May 23rd.
— Lynn W. S n ith . odi«t C hurch, Sunday morning. The pub
lie arc cordially invited to attend.
S er
J. C. Burch of ih.- Beaver Cement plant vice.« « la r ta t II A. M. This is one of
the be-i number« presented lu re for .«orne
stopi«.! over Monday lietw centrains.
time.
Mrs Mai- Lawerence of Galla Creí k sta
lled at the B. E. Adams ranch Sunday
and Monday.
Horace W. H ulbert, the father of the
Glendale News and his son Frank m otor
ed thru here with E. W. T urner Wed
nesday.
COM US
FRIDA Y 26
Columbus, N. M.—Villa made his
hiding place known for the first time
since the fires of looted Columbus DOORS OPEN 7 O ’CLOCK
lighted his escape Into the gray Mexi
can hills south of town. With 301)0
M U SIC A L L TH E W H IL E
men at his back the bandit chief tore
up the track of tho Northwestern of
Mexico Railroad ut Corralitos and
swept on toward the Mormon settle
ath ouse radegy
ments in the San Miguel valley.
It Is the general opinion along the
border that the approach of the first
Two reels of screaming fun
American soldiers on Mexican soil will
be a signal for the rallying of thou
sands of other revolutionary warriors
to Villa's standard.
and
A B
155 M in in g From B ritish Liner Maloja
London.—T he ow ners of the P enin
su lar & O riental line steam er Maloja,
which struck a mine and sank off Do
ver Sunday, announce th a t the total
num ber of persons saved in the d is
a ste r was 301. Of these 72 w ere pas
sengers, 92 m em bers of th e European
crew and 137 m em bers of the L ascar I
crew The m issing com prise 49 pas
sengers, 20 m em bers of the European
crew and 8G L ascars, a to tal of 155.
H
T
THE LITTLE BLOND IN BLACK
Orchestra Music
ONL Y
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