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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
"SuzAnne of Korbyville -

Dennis Stovall has received the final
proof of his book manuscript, "Su2.
anne of Kcrbyville, which has been
in the hands of the Editor Publishing
Company, of New York, and which
will be issued by them in the very
near future The book will be bound
In cloth and gold stamped, aud will
loo illustrated with photos descriptive
of the scenes portrayed in the novel,
being for the main located in and
about "Korbyville'o or the present day
Korby The story Of the book goes
with u gallop from start to finish, AMI
whilo the romance itself is fictitious,
many of the incidents are his oric
The book will bo sold through all
nowsdoalers, or may be ordered direct
of Tho Editor Publishing Company,
Now York.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
MOVESPLANTT0 LAGRANOE
Seeks New Field After a Varied
Experience.

The machinery Of the old Terrell
Pine Needle Co. was taken from
Grants PAS last week aud shipped 10
In Grande, where q new company
y ifh a capitalization Of 800, OO1 will
operate. The new company is under
tho control Of Turner Oliver Of La
Gran3e. Considerable stock has besn
Sold at la Grande. Tie company has
control Of a lO0-acre site and plan to
pat up a factory Of 2JOO pounds per
day. J. +. GaleeBer who IL still in
terested IN he company, will superin-
tend the building Of the factory.
This cOmplny has had many trials
and failures, due H. great measure
10 lack Of sufficient funds to carry on
che work The owners now look for
ward to a brilliant future.
The moving Of this plant leaves the
Pacific Pine Needle Company the orig
inators Of the industry IN America.
under control Of d. A. Cords, In sole
possession ~ tins field.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
W oodNille lions

Sam Matthews was in Grants Pass
Wednesday,
Mr. W. V, Jones reports 50 reg.
isterod of late,
w. O. Jones of Jones * Hart, re.
turned to town Saturday
George Morris made a business trir
to Grants Pass Friday
Josh Neathamer is rejoicing in the
birth Of u sou ON the 18th.
T. II, Townsend made a business
trip to Medford on Saturday
Mr. Burncll aud Horton made a
business trip to Grants Pass Thurs
lay,
Miss Pearl Carter of Glendale was a
visitor at the home Of her father here
for a few days.
Mr. Smithland had two good colts
Slllod on the track near the depot or
station Friday.
Bom-April %, 1904, to Mr.. and
Mrs Juo. II. Boglcy, son. John is
happy these days.
G. r, Easter Of Ashland was in
town, lcokinA after the interest Of
the New York Liz,
]. II. Cochran Of Modford, was in
Town Friday looking after the il tercst
ot the Mutual Life Of New York
Miss Addio Jones paid her respects
Co her Glauls Pass friends and trans.
acted business in Grants Pass on
Thursday
Is r Gag',y, president of the
Bae',y Improvement Company. left
saturday for his ola home in Chicago
Tor q ,isiL
Mt aud Mrs Ryan aud Mr Ward
ot Salcm hrid r'hg,ous services in
tbe rrcsbyt,rian church SUNDAY
aHcrnocu and Monday evening
At thc republican primary Lold hen,
last saturday stanley, Dodge aud
Wlipper were elected as delegate,
q county convention, which meets IN
Gold Hin on tho sith.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Past,
Present and
Future
Past

The Delmars can De consulted on
an affairs Of life. They are too we'll
knowa in this country 60 need much
ntroductior, bat for tile benefit OF
the few who may uc, have heard Of
Them We will ,ay that tb.y are
graduates Of the occult col,sgo, OF
India and France aud tayy been
professional mediums for the past Is
years
No matter what yoar past cvptr.
.tuce with yhirvoyartS hSs been. call
and see these wonderfully gifcG
m,diumS Ii Will cost YOU NOTHING
aulcSs you are perfectly satisfied with
What they tell you II YOU sre sick
or ailiug and have been unable 10
dud out What your disease Is, call on
those gifted clNiryoyonts and they will
diagnose your case correctly aua ten
YOU the cause Of your d.tfrul,y with.
out asking you a single question.
Remember no fee a,c, tea uu,es,
you are perfectly satisfied IsNy IL
attendance Lessons in pllmis,ry aud
mcdiumistic porsous developed in d
short time az reasonable rates Oaict
hosrS, loa- m. TO 9 n ~. daily and
Sunday.
THE DELMARS ARE LOCATED
IN ROOM No !, THE COLONIAL
HOUSE Cor. E and 5,h st., Reas
Josephine Hotel
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
REGISTRATION IS SLOW
Only Ten Days More In Which
TO r. cglsicr.

Tho regittfation of voters In Joso-
pbioe eop1ty is proceeding yory
slowly, probably not moro than half
tho voting population being registered
at present Two years ago the total
registration for Grants Pass vas 49,
This year II should reach considerably
moro than 1000, bat ~ far only 5sb
names have been recorded Tho poT.
coDtage Of names fbioubgout the
county runs about the same.
Voters who expect TO exercise their
franchise NJ tho coming election
or at the presidential election IN
November. shonld not longer delay
elso they will be- put 10 infinite
trouble IN voting a fow minutof
nov will save many minutes on cleo.
tion day. Tie Iegirhniion books close
May 10.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
May Day Ball

The May ball, given AZ the opera
house on Tuesday evening by the
Grants Pass fire department, was a
complete success in every way. There
was large attend ance and every de.
tail Of the program was carried ont
smoot .ly and in perfection. The hall
WAS decorated in an artistic manner
lhat gained the admiration Of all
The dancing Of the May pole by "a
young ladies In costume was one Of
the prettiest exercises ever given 10
the city. Demaree'g orchestra Of
'eycn pieces, furnished enhancing
music and the supper, at Eorning &
Dopuy's Opera cafe, was one Of the
best dnuce suppers ever given in
Grants Pass aud gained many appre-
ciativo compliments.
T he dance was also worry successful
in financial way and good sum
was realized for the better equip
mout Of tho orga nizatiop. Mrs
Woisonbachcr OF the Forest Queen
mino directed the training OF the
ladies for the May pole drill and
has the thanks Of all for her efficient
assistance
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Marlin Iienns.

Merlin Is having a SPELL Of fair
weather.
Several car loads 4 machinery are
being received for the various mines
tributary 10 Merlin. Watch Us grow.
No deaths, marriages, births or
elopements are reported so far this
week. We believe none have occur
rcd.
The moral aspect Of Merlin has been
On the improve, and there seems to be
less Of the Objectionable in the con
duct Of the usually obstreperoui
youth
Mrs a. 5. Rosenbaum visited
Grants Pass last Friday. Mr. and
Mrs Rosenbaum are now arranging to
20 to Shasta for the summer This IL
their usual resort
Merlin Townsite q Development
Co. are erecting another building.
Things are commencing to home.
There IS some talk Of locating the
county seat at Merlin.
The Epworht League Of the ~ T..
Church gave an entertainment in Nc.
Connell's Hall Saturday evening.
Good programme was well rem 'ered
and light refreshments were served.
" Success" is stamped on their efforts.
Rev Mears, pastor Of the Method
ist Episcopil church at Merlin and
Wilderv:lle, has gone to Wilderyille
for the purpose Of filling his regular
appointment there and to get the par
souage there built. It is the idea to
furnish the parsonage also.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
a Plon.nniPnftY.

\ Last Saturday afternoon, Misses
Allio Pool aud lldnn parkor ontcr.
lninod about % unmarried ladies at
Miss POOLS homo In u very pleasing
aud novel manUur Tho guests were
giyon Bhoois Of paper on which thrco
limos were drawn aud each lady wns
to draw picture using the liuos
already drawn Tho rosults showed
many interesting pictures Miss Mao
Bishop secured tho prizo In drawing
rleu followed the game of Flip.Flop
In which Miss Lillian Hogan carried
OH tho prizo Aftor rcfroshmcnts
oach lady was Riyon II lump Of mould.
ing clay with which to fashion u
modol, Many figures wcro formed,
but the prizo tnkor vas dromodnry
by Miss Susie Barnard Tho nftor.
noon was thoroughly enjoyed by those
prusont Dogwood blossoms furnished
the decorations for the house.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

The onlco Of county clerk In this
county isa bigger affair than II has
been In years past with the develop.
mcnt OF the county the business Of
the clorkH oillco has increased
amazingly 10 successfully handle
this business requires u husiuoss
mani ono who Is conyrrsaut with
business methods and enc who has
felt husincss responsibilities For u
man to an those requirements az
we'll as all others connected with
the olico II il doubtful u houcr
choice could ho madc than that of
j. A. Sloyct Ito isa succcsstul
business man, thoroughly reliable,
accurate and iudiciousi a man I'm
Whom tho voters may have cutlro
confidence
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Catch Penny Social.

The Catch Penny social, given on
Friday evening at Woodman hall by
tho Indies Of the Presbyterian church,
was interesting, enjoyable and
thoroughly successful in every way.
There was n large attendance and the
enjoyment was universal Two cents
WAS the price of admission, but once
inside, the guest was entangled on
every side with wiles TO lure away
tho pennies The Fortune Teller,
Little Buttorcup, Wandering key,
MeaudormR Mikey and the Woman
Who Could Not Talk were thote to
gather In the shokels. Refreshments
ot lemonade and cake were served and
toward the closo of the evening the
remaining cakes were sold ut auction
by Il. o. McCroskey. who secured
really remarkable prices
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
WIldorvllIe ltem..

Mrs. LOWS has boou quite sick, fut
tH much hottor now
James Hooking lost horse Sunday
morning, after just fow hours sick.
ness.
Mrs Woodar visited u few days
among her old friends in Grants
Pass
Mr. Custer had the bad luck to mash
ono of his fingers whilo working about
tho Williams saw mill
Mrs. Maxwell was buried at the
Sloan cemetery Sunday tho ist of
May she was 40 years old.
School closed Friday Of last weck
We have had good schools and the
tcachor was we'll liked by all the
pupils
Tho Williams saw mill has started
mp again. Several mon ARE cutting
ana hauling logs 2anoni.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Cur,d hi, Moth,r of Rhtumall,m

My mother has been a Suleror for
many years with rheumatism, says
w. II, Howard, of Husband, Pa
SO At times she was unable 20 move at
al. while at all times walking was
PAINFUL l presented her with a bottle
of ChamlorAiu'S Pain Balm aud after
q few applications she decided it was
the most wonderful vain relievor she
had ever tried, in fact she is never
without it now aud is at an time,
ahlo to- walk, Au occasional appica-
ion OF Pain Balm kccuS away On,
,aiu chat she was formerly troubled
With" For sale by an druggists
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
pp

MANMEll-Ncar Mildvr,illo Satur.
day April 3d. Mrs Mary Maxwell,
Ngud ~ years
MAGOON Near Norhy, Monday.
MAY 81, 1904, Miss Maria $. Ma.
goou, aged dd wars.
SOWEll AT Gmuts Pass, SATURDAY,
April 3N lpOJ J a. SowvlL aged
as wars
Nit SoWpll was one ot the old pie.
moor. ot this county aud has tor ytars
lived ON his mu,h nvor Holland.
lnwc wcchs ago, ho camo to Gmuts
Pass hut tho ride WAS too so,crv
for him and hc hcamo thoroughly
chillcA His dtclme WAS rapid and
hts dc,th occurred saturday Ito
lco,vs . vito and family of grown
cbjldru
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
DOCTORS WILL ASSEMBLE
Southern Oregon Medical Society
Meets Here May 10

The annual meeting of the Southern
Oregon Medical Society will be held
IN the .. o. =. hall in this city
next Tuesday, at which will b.
gathered physicians from Douglas,
jackson, Klamath and Jogephine
counties. 10 discuss medical matters.
d be following program will BE- carried
ont;
100 A. H.
genealogical Clinic with opera.
tlOn ........ Dr. " r. Flanagan
.2:COP. ~
Treatment ~ Broncbo- Pneumonia,
.. Dr. H. X. HoTgfaye, Medford
Individual Effort in the Proven.
tion of Typhoid Fovof ...,..
... Dr. u. H. pickell, Medford
Hip Tuberculosis, report Of case
Simultaneous Uterine and TX
ira Uterine, Pregnancy, Com
plicated by Bppendicitis.....
.... Dr. ". l.. Cameron, Medford
Artcri0 Scleroas, with Report of
'FfliHtJ hhHl iNHH stf.
. Dr. Geo ". lIouck, Roscburg
Albuminurin in Pregnant Women,
...... DR.. D. NJ. Brewer, Ashland
Somo Expericnccs, Clinical aud
Otherwise NJ Country Doctor
ON tho Borders N Southern Or.
cRon ........ ... ..... DR..
Stacy Hemgnway, klamath Agency
Medical hssnssins ..........
Dr. w. II Van Dyke, Grants Pass
Paper, Dr. H. ". Hatch, Talent
The following gentlemen from Port.
land have promised to bo present and
favor tho Society with contribution
Drs. A. O. Smith, Woods Hutchinson,
W. r. Williamson, u. p Goary and X.
Cproy.
In the evening, commencing At 80
a social rcnnion VIII be held at which
tho following mdsioll program will
be rendered
Potpourri-"La Fillo do Madame
AnRot, "................... Lecoq
Grants Pass Orchestra
Male Qnnrtciio-''I In Silent Mead
......... ............ ..... EmcrsoH
Mossfa Goo = Cumcr, H. G. Kinney,
T. =. Cramcr a. u. VOORHEES,
Loves Dronmmnd" Ro,ie,
Grants Pass Orchestra.
Duct From Cantatn David tho
Shepherd Boy, "............ Hooi
Mcmrs. II. l. Andrews, Geo. r.
Oramor.
rwo.Stop--"ro the Charge" 90. Fsh
Grants Pass Orchestra.
Vocal Solo-'l'o be selected. .....
Grand American fantasia, BendI
Grants Pass Orchestra.
900 =. NJ.
Resumption Of Business
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

Tho people OF this joint senatorial
district aro fortunate In the fact that
they will be represented for at least
four years more In the state sonutu
by 80 nblo ana influential man ~
H. A, Booth II woud bo impossible
10 ilnd nnothrr map of his mcntnl
celibor who has tho close knowledge
OF tho whole district which Mr Booth
poesoHaca llo knows nearly oycry pro.
cinct OF tho three counties, what lcgis.
latiun they nood aud what ofroot amy
proposed legislation will hnyn upon
them Aud II is safe to say that there
will not bo man Ia the legislature
whose efforts will bo moro productive
of effect
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Salvation Army Meetinss.

Good meetings are toiug held in
the Salvation Army Hall each night
commencing Tuesday night 8 pm
Friday night Holiness meeting to
which everybody is invited especially
Christians, Saturday $3.50 p M
Band Of Love for all juniors; sun
day school, Sunday afternoon, p M
\ special holiness meeting for all
Christians of every denomination, Mt
S&0p m Let all Christians boar
this In mind and come. Sunday even.
ing at p M, terrible fight for
Souls
umcor In Charge, Capt Darwcut
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

Having to lag upon my bed for "A
DAYS from severely bruised leg, ]
only found relief when ! used a bot.
tie Of Billiards. Snow Liniment. /
can ch"erlully recommend il as the
best medicine for bruises ever sent
to the afflicted It has now become a
necessity upon myself. d. r..
Byrnes, Merchant, Doversville, Texas.
25c, SOC, Sl.0O at slower Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

Tho naino Of O. r boyolaco, WHOM
~ was proposed for the nomination Of
fhoriiI, captured tho democratic
county convention M II will emp.
tire the votes on election day. Here
~ ouo oaso whore the Office sought
tho mnn, Tho nomination camo to
Mr.. Lovolaoo naturally, ns by right
Ilo IL man whom the county knows
will nll the o1ioo with credit aud
ability A vote for Loyolaoo viii be
nn appreciation Of worth.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
A Startling lest

To save life, Or. T. Il. Merritt,
Il No Mchoopuy Pa, made a start.
ling test resulting In wonderful
curA he writes, "a ratieut was az.
tackled with violent hemorrhagcs.
caused by liberation Of the stomach
| had often found Electric bittcrs ex.
cel,vnt for acute stomach aud liver
troubles, So prescribed them. The
pIationt gained from the irst, and ha :
not had an attack in IL months DO
Electric Bittcrs arc positively euarau.
tced for pysIVrsis, Indigestion. Con.
situation and Kidney troableS Try
them. Only 5oc at National Druc
Storc and Grants Pass Pharmacy.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

In tho FIST important land opera.
iions, tic Japanese have boon succoss.
iul crossing tho Yalu river aud driv.
ing back n superior force Of kuSsiana
IN slratoRH The Japs aro showing
themselves greatly superior 10 their
foes and aro fertile IN oEpodiont and
rosouroolul in u manner which gains
tho applause Of the obseryant world.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

"Onc OF nr Kings New Iifc Pills
each night for two wcchs has put me
In my 'tccns' again, writes u. H.
Iuuor ct pcmrsoytowu, Pa They re-
tho best In the world for Liver.
stomach aud Bowels Purely vcgc.
table. Ncycr gripc, only 9ac at
National Drug Store and Grants Pass
Pharmacy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Bids Manted

: Bids are invited by the Monumental
Mines Company for hauling $50 tons
Of machinery, more or less, from
Crescent City to the Monumental
Mines, "A distance of 36 miles. The
first Of this machinery will arrive at
Crescent City within the next 30
days the balance of it following i'm
mediately thereafter.
Address communications TO L. B.
Jamison, Supt, Monumental Mines
Co., Shelly Creek, Del Norte Co., Cal.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

Tho city authorities arc doing good
work In their efforts TO broaH UP tho
hobo rendezvous 10 The west end Of
town, aa iboy are daily rounding up
tho loisuioly gentry aud compelling
ihem TO work ON tho streets Treat
mcnt Of this sort will soon cause hobo
town to become dopopulatod, which
viii bo great relief TO tho oltizcna
who reside IN that part Of town, who
have been considerably annoyed lately
by pilforing aud potty thloying.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
CIRCUS TRAIN WRECKED
Wild Animals Roam NJ La re
For y Short Time

As II was entering LakcyioW tun.
nol, No q, ncnr summit In the Blue
Canyon district tho special train Of
Morris 4 Rowo's circus was wrecked
NJ about O'Clock Sunday morning.
May T., aud all of tho wild animals
ENGAGED aboard tho natcnrs were
giyon their liberty. Al dny long 3Oo
heavily armed circus men aud rail
road employees roamod tho snowy
wilda 0f tho mouuluins in the
Vicinity, aud whilo thoy were succoss
ful, NJ or sOmo narrowing escapes. In
capturing tho largest of The beast out.
laws Durubor Of the animals nre
still At largo A lion, lionoss snd
n royal Bengal tigress woro among the
foroclous brutcs that escaped, aud the
incidents surrounding their capture
woro lair-raisinR The entire
countryside h tcrrorIlod nnd. despite
tho truthful report that the danger is
practically over, the fright among
the residents Hlll exists
Tho lions wore captured several
hours after tho wreck through the
unproConled bravery of two animal
trainers l'rnnE Hail aud Herbert
Rumloy- but II was O'Clock before
thc.tigross was finally ropod, aud then
only afler tho beast had received 10
bullet wound No fatalities occurred,
but In tho bnttlo with the tigross
Manager Rowe was pounood upon by
tho animal aud severely laocrntod
His condition is not srioua
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

A woman, an Immigrant from tho
east, threw her baby from window
Of moving train near Spokane u
fow days ago This sooms an inhumnn
net but tho woman WAS crnzod by car.
INK FOR nino children In the journey
across tho continent They had
actually driven hor cmgy, " and the
fact is not surprising Tho youusgtor
struck In some bushes, rolled down
an omhankmcnt aud was picked up
unharmod Tho woman WIS placed
IN hospital NJ Spokane to collect,
n possible her scattered senses
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

Speaker Cannon Ia mentioned In
connection with tlie republican noini.
nation for the vice presidency Can
non is said 70 shy nj tho honor, fear.
lug the ofico might bo bis political
tomb. llo would proably accopt II
ioudorod tho nomination.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05

From Merlin, Oregon, on Sunday
night the 18th of April, 1904, one
small buckskin mare with bald face
and four white feet branded 7 on
left shoulder, had new shoes on all
round. Any information concerning
the above described pony will be
thankfully received.
Miss Eta Noel,
Merlin, Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
MARRIED

CLARK PHELPS At the Newman
NJ Il, parsonage, Grants Pass, sat.
urdny, April no. 1904, Edgar 4.
CLARK and Miss Cucil pholps, both
of Josophiuo county, Rov j, II.
Ncrlcy officiating
M'NULrN LEE At Grants Pass.
Sunday, May T., lpOl H. j. MoNulty
aud Miss savanna l.oc, Judge Booth
officiating.
LOESU-lEWMAN ON Applcrato,
Wednesday Apul QG lpOl, Louis
locsh aud Miss Maggie loWmAu.
Rev MIR lloNio oiioAtng
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Broken IhinRs Wanted

Whom your Furniture, Organ
Guitar or Mandolin moods repairing
or rollnishing, ana your furniture up.
holHtcrng, call at West Front street
hctwcou Ad and lth st. New Fur.
uituro made to order Lawn mowers
sMrprnod Work gnnrnntnnh
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Don't forget to register

Judge Parker Of New York will be
the democratic nominee for prosi.
don't "unless all signs fall The
Hearst movement Is now an admitted
fatiura
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
Resumption Of business
coMING EVENTS

May l2, Thursday Special sewer cleo.
tiOn
May l8. Friday Fashion" by C.E.
Society Mt Presbyterian church
parlurs
May 20, Friday Joint social meet
INK of tho W. o. W. and Azalin
pirOip
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
BORN

BOWERSON-At Jacksonville, April
2d, 1904. to DR.. aud Ms BoWorsoN,
u daughter
BAGLEN AZ Woudvillo, orc, April
2a, 1901, to Mr and Mrs John H.
Bnglcy son.
NEArllAMER - Near Woodvillu,
orc, April 10. 1901, to Mir aud Mrs
Josh Nonthamor. "a son.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTED.

qulre OF Mrs. NJ. &. ii. Day.
SMALL farm near Grants Pass, with
buildings; must be cheap. Will
pay cash. Give description; Ad.
dress I. j. A, care Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-05-05
A Positive Necessity

Miss Eta Noel,
Merlin, Oregon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-09-29
INDIAN TERRITORY
is In A BAD WAY
Says Land Frauds Will Have Evil Eff
feet in Statehood Fight

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 28.-WfI-
liam M. Stewart, United States senator
from Nevada, is here. He is chairman
of the senate committee on Indian af-
fairs and in that capacity has been
investigating the land allotment ques-
ton ia the Indian territory. In speak
ing Of what he had learned, Senator
Stewart said that and frauds in that
territory had grown to such proper
tons that they would have a bad eff
feet in the fight for statehood.
The Indian territory" he said, as
in a lamentable condition. There is no
opportunity there for actual settlers.
Spectators or land grabbers occupy
the entire field. The wealthy half
breeds and the intermarried whites CO.
operate with the schemers from the
outside, VINO would appropriate every
thing in sight with a view to so COM
~plicating matters that they can pre-
vent the restoration of any part of the
territory either to the honest Indian
or to the white settlers"