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THE GOLD HILL NEWS. JACK3ON COUNTY. OREGON “BAYER ASPIRIN" PROVED SAFE Take without Fear as Told in "Bayer” Package AGAIN T il FOR GOLD NO WOMAN CAN KEEP HOUSE EFFICIENTLY W ith o u t G ood H ea lth L " “* ® * * ’ toU ‘® •‘•U r la Utica, Mlchlgwu. and aha had taken Lydia E Piukham'a Vsgateblo Com pound. lU r husband got me a bot tle and I took It and felt so much better that I got a second one. Now whenever I feel run-down I taXe the Vegetable Compound and soon feet all right ««am. I have had three little girls In the last six ysars and do all m y housework, sewing, wash ing. and Ironing. My time Is prstty well taken up. but I will answer any letters I receive.“— m m . E aasg D ig. MM, 823 Pierre Avenue. Lancaster. Ohio. Does not affect the H e a rt •"> wrr U nless you see the “Bayer Cross* rn package or on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin i proved safe by millions and prescribed' by physicians over twenty-five years for Colds Neuritis Toothache Neuralgia * thankful for what your modiolus has done for mo and have recom mended It to others 1 took It to give me strength before my baby was born. I would have to atop work and lie down sometimes all the after- noon. 1 feii as It I did not care whether anything was done or not. I got tired out so easily, o n e day I found a little book on my porch and that night I showed It to my hus band and he went down town and got me a bottle of Lydia E. Pink- ham's Vegetable compound The medicine has helped me so much that 1 was soon able to do my work, and when my baby was born my nurse, Mrs Porltea. said It was the easiest birth she had ever attended. I will be more than pleased If I am helping someone else by giving my testim onial.”—Mas. Knwsao P » siso . 208 Surprise Ave., Sturgis, Mlrhlgan. MRS FR A N K D tN D O N I ess nsaca avsnus . lancastsk . onio F o u r W a ll» C a n M a k e • House, but it take« a W om an to M ake a Home Headache Lumbago Rheumatism Pain. Pain To he a successful homemaker, a woman must guard herbealtb. Whan mother la not well, the home It up set. Women everywhere are learn ing through their own personal ex periences. as these women did. the merit of Lydia H. Pink haul's Vege table Comiwuud. Each unbroken “Bayer" package con tains proven directions. Handy boxes o f twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug gists also sell bottles o f 24 and 100. RLACKHEADS Lancaster, Ohio.—“For ten y ea n »fter my m a r r la r e t h*d nnor health cannot be hidden. Get rid of then! now by regular treatments with Resinol T a c t C a lle d F o r Silent A man take« contradiction and ad "Do you ever have any difference vice much more cuslly limn people of opinion with your wife?" think, only he will not bear It when •'till, y e s . b u t ;!ie doesn't k n o w It.*' violently given, even though It be welt A Joke's a very serious thing.— fo»nde<l. - Richter Churchill. P A R K E R 'S H A IR B A L S A M t » r w Deadrnff Stop« H».r > »Lie« R e » to re » C o lo r a n d B e m ity to G r a y a n d F a d e d H a i r I ft«* and C w at Dru*vi»ta to , P»t.-n,<ue.N Y H IN D E R C HWeo» O R N Chew S W Reme-Te» Corns. Cal looses, eux., stops a ll pain, c _____________ ura» comfort u> ih« fa s t m slM walkin« easy, lie by mail or at ltnja- IL »cox Chemical Works. Pau*b<<ae, N. Y. ' stop that cough with Boachee’a Syrup— the old reliable fam ily remedy that has been In use scenes o f the Klondike for 60 years. Loosens and brings up gold strike in the '90s. the phlegm and eases the dryness and The Red Lake region o f Rrltlsh Co Irritation. At all druggists. 30c and lumbia Is the goal of hundreds of 90c. If you cannot get It. write to young and old prospectors, while In G. O. GREEN, INC., Woodbury, N. J. our own country we find the Kramer hills on the Mojave desert In Cali S t'D A M «.H A SS S E E D ItlB E C T FROM «row er. G u a ra n teed a b so lu te ly free from fornia the objective of other hordes for hunger gnaws unceasingly In the assuming and cautious In his state J o h n so n g r a s s seed s. L eas th a n lv pounds. of adventurers stirred to action by the cold. 35c per poun d ; 10 t o >0 pound», 12c per ments, but does not conceal Ids faith p ou n d : 31 to J> p oun d s. 10c per p ou n d ; 100 lure of gold. "To the little poplar trees that stud In this new camp. t o 400 pounds. 9c per p ound. Chat a » p r e Lorne Howie last summer struck the shore u leglou of dogs are chained p a id . Joh n S llb er sa c k . R. 2. O rland. C alif. "John Qamniell, chairman o f the gold In a wide land of quartz at Red —huskies, collie curs, not,descript Howie Red Lake Syndicate, also sees l ’«rtteld Sum m er M uale. Pcda<t>cy. S i« h t b in r in r . M ualclanshlp. T ea c h e rs W td. EJF a Lake. Now with more t hs*i 1.59U mongrels of Intricate ancestry, fish a big future. He Is not lacking In ex F i lls P erfleld. 121 M adison A v# . N. Y C lt/. claims already staked, they're calling eaters— the uncivilized and unrequited perience, for tie has tile development It Canuda's "greatest" strike. Howie slaves o f a harsh regime. They till of four or five successful mines to tils ! and his companions reported how they the air with doleful sound, the collies credit, and he declares outright tliut had discovered a vein o f gold nearly yelping shrl'ly, the huskies, unable to the surface showings at Red Luke are Inflamed eyelid* or other 1.990 feet long, running from 10 to 30 bark, rousing the echoes with that the most encouruglng lie has ever eye Irritation«. You w ill feet In width. Subsequently the vein wailing ululation thut resembles tin- seen.” find a sooth in g and safe ! w as observed to run for a distance cry of neither dog nor wolf, but Is rem edy in MITCHELL Turning to our own country, wt EYE SALVE. } of more than 25 miles. the song o f the wolf-dog alone. find the desert w astes of the Mojav<\ H A LL A R U C K EL a t all Red Lake is about 150 miles from "Mining history Is being written, about 129 mlies from Bakersfield. N e w York City druggisyp. the nearest railroad, but as distance and these are the characters that Cal., filled with pros|iect«rs for the i is nothing when gold Is at stake, this record It, for the Howie claims, now gold discovered In the Kramer bllin. ; district soon found itself possessed of the property of the Howie Gold Syn Here the going Is easier, and miners a thriving, bustling population of gold dicate, are the focus of the greatest are arriving In every kind of convey Carboil draws out the core seekers lured from all points of the gold rush Canada has seen In a score ance from flivvers to air taxis, which and gives quick relief I compass In the hope of digging a for of years, and this desolated commu leave on regular schedule from I.o» tune from the earth. Despite weather nity assures Itself that It Is to form Angeles. Han Francisco, and other J o f 20 to 30 degrees below zero, these the nucleus of a great camp." W» OlHC O U U S 5 0 0 t ( BOX O IH IB B O coust cities. At » Afi Pfut t » t s — Mone» back Gusrantst prospectors pushed through the 150 s v B v O e ^ l M CO N * l« v > u t U s s What are the chances o f striking It Back of this scramble lies a real ; miles of snow and disc.....fort to the rich? Is the field already too crowd romance. Nearly thirty years ago | land of promised gold. Unheard of ed? Mr. Reading Is enthusiastic one Austin Burcham, a miner, drilled Van co u ver’s Progress In 1914 only five deep-sea steam , prices were paid for dogs to make the about the possibilities, but It might powder holes 35 feet Into the ground ship lines were operating out of Van- ,1“8olate trip, and one enterprising av- be well to wait for positive results neur the site of the present diggings. couver, while today 54 operate from '“ tot. Jack V. Elliott, has established before you take the following too se Then along came news of a new gold the British Columbia port, with 50 per an a,r rou,e between Hudson, Out., riously : strike, and Burcham deserted his cent of ‘ the trade going by way of the ' «“ d the gold fields. Hudson is on the “T his will be a stampede probably stake before setting off the dynamite northern transcontinental line of the unequaled since the Klondike. It will he had ready for the last step In his Panama canal. Canadian National railways, about 240 not assume Its full proportions until long labors. Recently Edward Her- miles east of Winnipeg and 12 miles the spring break-up clears the way kelrath found BurcliHm's uncompleted Shave With Cutlcura Soap And double your razor efficiency a« to the west of Sioux Lookout. It is for further prospecting. Assays on work and set off the blast. When the well as promote skin purity, skin com the nearest railway point to the Red the properties now being tested have smoke cleared away he found gold ore fort and skin health. No mug. no Lake district, and a short time ago shown extraordinary values and sur later estimated to be worth $1.990 a slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no Irri was nothing more than a name on the prising consistency. On the main ton. tation even when shaved tw ice dally. map. vein, which strikes roughly northeast Then the rush of the '2flers began. What kind of a place Is Red Lake? and southwest, you can pick up sam The extent of the golden spread down One soap for all uses—»having, bath ing and shampooing.—Advertisement. Is it full o f dance halls, saloons, ples bearing free gold, little glittering through the gulches and over the low gambling Joints and other wild and specks that permeate the quarts, right brown desert hills Is yet undeter woolly Institutions which spring up across on a width o f 29, 49, and even mined, hut enough real gold has been Yea, W ha[ ? like magic In such settlements? It's 09 feet. found to attract throngs of treasure Clerk—This tint of powder matches hard to get Information either Into or “Great lakes and rivers tnake sum seekers to the fleld. The town of your face perfectly, madam. Lady—Then I don't want It. What's out o f this district. Of course, there mer travel easy and rapid. For ten Kramer, a short time ago nothing hut the use o f powder If it’s the same are no telegraph lines, and all dis miles to the east, and nearly ns far a railway siding along the Santa Fe patches have to be sent by dog team. west, the country Is staked solid, and tracks, became overnight a gold-mud color as my face? From E. Paul Reading, who mushed the peculiar thing Is thut practically town. Old-time prospectors and across the barren area Into Red Lake, all of the claim s have yet to he pros "greenhorns" have staked out their comes the following Information as It pected. claim s and are working furiously day appeared In the Washington Star: "If the anticipations of the mining nnd night. “Tucked snugly In one corner o f a men here are fulfilled, there will be Everyone who has staked a claim bay, near the outlet of this straggling fresh discoveries elsewhere In spring constantly Is on the lookout for rlulm- sheet of frozen water Is a cluster of and fresh belts to be staked, in a zone Jumpeis and high gruders. Revolvers tents. They are pitched on hastily of possible gold-bearing rock nearly and rifles put In their appearance soon "1 m ffered after constructed log cribs and roughly ten miles wide and thirty long. At after the hordes arrived, and old-tim e a tin g . tre n h le d floored with hewn spruce. Through present Interest centers In E a st bay. ers In the mining game shook their with torpid liver, conttipatien, had s . the roof o f each a section of rusty the northeast arm of the lake, which heads dubiously as the jumble o f lo •» » F f* l e t t 30 stovepipe thrusts Itself at a rakish Is 16 miles away but In line with the cation notices plied up In the record Ponnde. After tah- angle, belching upward In the frosty strike of L om e Howie's lead. er's office. t*g Tanlac I made atmosphere. “One o f the tents bears "So far the sour dough has had his One tract of land adjoining the orig 100 p e r t e n t Im above its flaps the end of a packing Innings. A census of Red Lake's float inal discovery shaft of Edward Her- provement and four case bearing In staggering black let ing population this winter would have kel uth and his cousin John, original bottlei rid me of my ters the portentous legend, 'Mining read like a rnap o f the original Por discoverers, nenly 499 ncres In extent, tr o n b le i. " J. E. (iwen, 40 Clarendon Recorder's Office.' Another, though cupine staking, with the name of Alex which has been thoroughly staked Ave., Columbia. O. It does not yet boast a sign. Is a pro Gillies, who discovered the Hollinger, from end to end, was found to be vlnclal police post; a third Is th e o f at the head o f the list. Gillies has owned by Mrs. H. K. Kelly of San T his statement mdrely backs up fice, and a fourth the cook tent, this been In charge o f development work Bernardino. The land was purchased w hat over one hundred thousand grateful users have said about last perhaps the most Important of all. on the Howie claims. He Is quite un from the state many years ago. Tanlac. Oyv files are packed with such testimony. I f your system Is run down. If It wns with no success at all that reached on stilts, there will still re you can't seem to eat or sleep, have his mother tried to dissuade him from main wonderful things to do. The lost weight or suffer from trying this notion or Interpret It until she greatest things of all to explore— nnd pain, why not let Tanlac start you Johnnie had Intently watched the heard he'r neighbor next door culling; develop—are human natures and hu back t« vigorous strength and moving o f the family that had come "Ob, Reginald.” man souls. And maybe we shall have health. No long, wretched wait to get re io occupy the house next door but more time for these greater adventures his chief Interest lay In the child who L if e ’s Endless A d ven tu res s u lts! Tanlac starts right In to when we have exhausted all the seemed to be bis own age. All at build you up. It cleans the blood, Exploration will never come to pn lesser! tempts to make friends with the child end, nnd one need not fear that ad rev ile J z e s d igestive organs, fixes up the liver and makes you feel were unavailing, however, so It was venturers will shortly And life very M in d s a n d E ducation like a new person. For constipation with a great deal of enthusiasm he dull. Even when Everest has bee» To provide equnl educational facili take T anlac V egetable Pllla. announced. conquered, the source of the Amazon ties for unequal minds Is like provld "I know what the little boy next hns been tapped, El Dorado unearthed, Ing equal buttonholes for unequal but W. N. U., 8an Francioso, No. 19-1926 loor tam e Is. 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