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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

9alentiner til Meolemmer At 0bers
beItprelien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

9riftigbeben tiger. en
6usbart | 8ebb. fdo ben II. bs. en-
.Manb / Serb meb at transporter en-
aaftslobn ub af bans Gienbom. ia
ban fpurgte BAN, bbor ban ifuIOe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

Rsoip9tte ubplautn ming.
56iiteo 5iiieriforenin9 baobe / 5ors
aaret / 56iiteo g%rsbning og tilitpbens
be 9onbe label uof9tie 114.8o0 ell.
Rsbfpattennesl. tpiltet babbs toftet
lib Str. FRA 1. SUM 1904 til 1.
Sanuar b. u. bar Der berdf inbiTtet
46.968 Tom 6apbs en- 9aot at Al.
645 qb. og fom bar bleoen ubbru9t
/ ca. 1880 Str.
Dian tunoe 6sregns, at Der pbsrlis
acre / be tilitebenbe gdnbe bar blepen
inOFnet for minOft $500 Str, Iaa
BET fan faiti1das, at lloplantningsn
iibfte Qar bar giDet minbit Ii San
&c iterre SHOtegt. enb llbgifterne
baboe belsbet fig til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

en- Stem 9ennem en- Gupes
- On gasfager al :
ret. 5orleben G~ftermibbag bfeb Der
in. .aolbing apis" / umibbelbdr
R9rbeo df Ssnberbro faftet en- Sten
mob Sltoget fnbfrd. Stenen git gem
mem en- auperubs pg ramte en- pass
lager | Qnfigtet, boorpeb Der fremfom
ct ffqrf bfsbenbe Saar. Deb Sogets
Mnfomft til Stutionen bleO Sdgen
inbberettet og anmelbt for pOfitiet,
ber Tom pda Sagt efter @%ernings-
mdnben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

Stor 8rdnb I 1tbbn. 7r1
6ol60f melbes. til q. g.. ben II bs.
3 Morges beo Spbfibsn Opftob Der
SD / 9uarbejer Sergen Oliens
@oorb I l1bbn. @darben nebbr4nbte
/ 2sbet df fort 5ib; bet meife Snb-
30, en- bnlD Snes aper FAINT nds
5eifene paa / mar inbebr9nbte. II.
ben brebte fla berFra til Sans 81.
lens Gnfss Steb, / bDiltet Der bdl
3 8ebpelier; benne gienbom neo,
brpnbte ligelebes, men bet meffe Snb.
30 Ter reobebss.
Slben opItob / aoftaIben / Sgrger
0lfens @aarb og menes at Itamm.
fra @niIter fra en- Mejerifforiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

DEN fonerpatibe Sc
9ratBfrebfer.
Den nDbannebe fon~ierbdtiDe Srqdnis
Idtion / prptefrebfen bar I be fibite
8age ofbolbt en- R9fte beaDftebs Of
fentlige Meber omtring / areoIens
f~orIfe1ige Sogne. pad bisfe Webeg,
bar b9ret meget ft9rft befsgte,
bar Reoaftsr Qsger adrfteufen 6ofot
De inolebenbe 5orebrdg. Der Iarfigt
bar tagst Sigte paa gafgretsfpsrgs=
moalet. Stemningen paa ole Wlsz
berne, bpor 9sire bar paret talrig
re%pr9fenteret, bar ptit Zig fortr9fes
fig, bportil naturligpis Reoattsradrs
fteniens ilugfarbige 9eltageIie | Ee.
botten life bar bibraeet miubit.
Den ~fonferputipe 5orening / proifs
efrebfen bar ba bupt bdabe 9lRbe
os ubbptte nf 1T fsrits Q9itutioHse
Mrbeibe, Der bar bit, at Der | anoz
len er ct gnbt @runblag til Stebe for
ct fortiat politiif OplpsningsurbeiOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

20 5iffere brufnebe.
20 5iIfere fra Shifteb. Warfus 81
ZEN og q. g. 0ielfen, begge olbrs
mpnb, er iflg. R. 3. ben 6. april
ON Moreenen fiblig fOrulpffshs Deo,
at Deres 8oob f9ntrebe I 2imfjoroen.
ulntfen er fordnlebiget beb en- pluoe
felig og meget oolofOm 6aglbpge,
ION peb 6z5iben trof ben oper Ggz
nen. gegge be f~orulpfteoe efterlabsr
Iamilie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

&rebitreform 5oreni in
gen for 0nnmarf. 5irsbaa
ben 4. Mpril ofbolbt ..arebitreforms
foreuineen for 9anmart" i'm aarligs
orbinRre 8sneralforfamling pau 5ors
eningens aontor | 9sbenbdbn.
Den dbminiItrerenbe Direttsr, g
terretsideferer 5einr. u. Wlsffer at.
lagbe geretning. Meblemsdntdlct
bar MI $3.50, oe be ftriftlige SIS
petitioners 4ntol bubbe | 4drsts 2sb
ubgiort 69,482.
Den nboprettebe qFOeling for ars.
bitforIifring, Observation-Disclosures
arsbit @ardnti 5onb, bar traobt
9irffomheb. 5onbet tunbe for 4drei
1904 forbele Mufsimum ifelge 6or.
itrinesbefinselIerne meb 6625 psf.
ar 8dbet til be ftdOelibts.
Da 5orsninsen nu talts co. 90C
Meblemmer | propinferne, babbe Be
Itbrelfen onfet bet for rigtiet at |.
mgbefomme arabet ON, al proDins.
tebmonbene bleb reprafenteret | ge.
Itbrelien, og bsrfor unber Gorbsbolt
of Observation-Disclosures @obfenbela
fe iuppleret fig msb 9rosferer @is.
90 8. Rabr, 4arbus. for SpIanbs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-04-25

BORT Soft" Deb Chen al CT
rare Organ for oariiteligt banFf5al-
ltsfor6uno for Qrbejbs9ioere og Or.
Ribere@. bar bet m 9loO Bort
5olf" oaiaa fat ig til 0pgdpe Of
Ipreoe 0plpsning ON og oatfe Sn.
teresie for stonomiffe % iociale
Spsrgsmaal I oibere arebie FAINT CT
ifstte Totial girtiom6eb. Der hOilsr
pao ari1snoommens 8runb.
6om BET fremguar At be aflersbs
ubfomne Qumre. bar Rebnffioneu,
Der beItoar at pdifor q. 6. 9bsri9r,
5aareneile. og goqbinber Ntbritieu,
Treberitsber9. meb Deb arbeioet
pad girtsfigqereIien al bettsgrogram
geunem en- Rrfte lebenbe Qrtiftr,
eennem 1or6anbling, Der fin1bsr en-
flerifbig gelpsning At be %fociaIe
Spergsmoal. og faglige WeboeleIier,
Der bar f9rlig Qbresie til ben arebs,
for buffet gtaoet er Organ; bet Ri
iige alle6aano0Grfets og Snbuftriens,
% bi fan fsje til. 9anoar6ejbets
Mqnb. - Iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
maalet" sr begbubt at trange paa.
BORT 5oIf1 bar ogfad Der lat fig til
Opgabe at belpie en- Del at bette
-Spsrgsmaaf gennem en- Hatte Qrs
iifler.
Wldn fan Inn gf9oe fig ODER ben
potseube 5remgang inben for st. D.
=, Der 81. a. bar gibet zig llofIag I
ubgiueffen af .0orr 5olt", og hdabe
bdd, al bel mao fao 9Dfte til at 6dne
pFoere gej for be 3dnfer, Der bar
fsrt til 5or6unbets 8onukfie, lite
BLOT branbt 4rbejbsgfpere ug Qrbeje
bere, men ogfda blaHbt be mango
andre, Der Ter msb Snmpuff paa It
Nr6ejbe. gaoeHDe I'D paa at %tilbeiez
Observation-Disclosures for en- rolig o9
Tunb ubpitling at Acknowledgements
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

0erla gt-gin Sunge als 2auf-
burIGe in Der Office oieies glattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
@isss 0rat.

Soc uno Marp palma, 3nabe. =
abraham uno 2ioa Gansler. 2nabs.-
Wiliam unb 2aura Sbea, Wdo9en.
-Sreo. uno Opal @oot, Mdo4en.-
Zoe g. uno @ora 8roofs, 2nabe. -
See unb 9armerlse BarnbiQ. Mdo4en.
- Sranf uno W. Msrl, 9nabe. -
Winiam 6. unb Clara ShuQ. 6nabs.
80. 8. uno @race Sudmaa, 2nabe.
-W. W. unb Doris @iliOn. 2nabe.
= 2ouis u. uno Bertha Widiams.
WGo9en. - Gbparb y. uno Gmma
Sabis, Mdbasn.
Getraut:
@barles @ap-Sa3el Sef.
artbur s. Ssfsrion - 6slen 9. @il'
liams.
Serbert 6. &oberts - SUITE 6. Wa'
Tiers.
Charles W. WOlf-@arrie 6. Busting.
Sames gafus-pearl @eBler.
Sobn D. SbomiOn-Winni M. purop.
Win. s. @lsn-Seiie Wap Mc2eoo,
Sobn Geo. 8renner-Warp 6. 8sis.
@bas. %. Sistsl-W argaretba @oger,
Wilbur .. WoIep-@ertruoe pirlep.
o. efprben:
3atie WiIe, 621 Norb 9elatpar'
Str, 40 Sabre. = Nrtbur Craig, 12(
@olees Ibs.. 81 Sabre.-Wm Weslel
2uudo, Snbianapolis, 38 Sabre. =
Sames 6. Witdeq, SnoianapOlis. rs
Sabre. - @liiabetb Stto, 756 @snte'
Str, "a Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

SnfoI9ee ines 8eu4es Der
Union Srnction 60. uirb bic Mngeles
ssnbsit beatslid Der Mnnectirun9 zines
Streifen 2anoes swil9en Der As. Str.
unb Broab &ipple in Sancod @ountp
berb6rt merben.
Die Sraction 60. bat i'm Sreisges
ridt cine 8eglaubigung eingebraht,
oaB bic Srufees bon 8roao &ipple
unb Die 2sule I'm Mlgemeinen bic gs=
mohner bon SnbianapOlis 10 fart be-
einfubt bdtten, baB infolge oeien I'm
2reisgeridi bon Warion @ountp teiu
unpartbsiiides gsrb6r bartiber ftatt'
fipben f6nnte.
Der 3wed Der Nnneetirung bon
Settle bes Sorfratbss bon Broao Rippl'
mar Der, Die Union SraetiOn Comp.
oapon a%bsubalten, irgenb einen She'll
Der prOisctirtsn @iirtelbabn amii9er
Der Staot unb 8rDab Ripple a.
bauen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Mm &oaofsm berlett.

Sas 2aaenperional Der &sfauration
bes %. 6. pepton, 207 Sho SainOis
Ctr, rpnrbe our9 Die @rploion zines
nit @9maI3 ssftilten SOpfes in Mn9h
unb S9rsdsn berieBt. Der Sopf mar
BON benz perfonal, msldes am Sage ar'
beitst, in benz Diem selahsn. Oils 6.
8bronburg, 326 Sao Sainois Str.
tpobnbaft, am Nbenb bic Sfenthir 6f'
nste, ipribte oas Jett nit einem
fur&tbaren 0nan aus benz Sfen
bsraus, auf SbrOnburg, uel4er iebs
iamsr3bafi bon benz heiBen 3eug ber=
braunt nuroe. Nnoermeiti9e S4aoen
puroe ni9t an9eri6tet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

9 auerlaub nj e.
s. 6. Wc@unou9h, $3.50 9Oppeltes
WObnbaus, 2327-29 SHELTON Ctr.
- @eorae W. Smith. $3.50 Soppel=
tee WObnbaus an 0ila 9lbe. in Der
Ndbe bon 2erinston Ape. = Sbe Yruc.
tical @emsnt 8lof 60. 500 Sols=
fGuppen on 80. Str. uno Der YiQ
Sour gabn. - W. 8. @rsenen, $50
nit @iiengeoefter SGuppen, 232 Sib
Nobel Ctr. = Walter Nnberfon, $500
&eparatur, Is Weff Georgia Ctr. -
Sobn DO. Birf, $1,000 Cottages on
Wbesler unb %. Ctr. Capitol So=
tel 60. 5000 &sparatur beg Sotels, 42
WOnument Plaee. = %. 8. Miaer,
$1,000 2~.f6fises Wobnbaus an part.
bietp Nbe. in Der Ndbe BON Stem Oori
Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

2peaIs@ etterberi9t.
S6on uub fdlter beute Na6t unb Spn'
ner flag; faIte Bele.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Gbas. &ranie bermibt.

@barlss 2rauis, 80 Sabre aft, mel.
der felt iiber bier Sabren elm patieni
Der Srrenanfalt mar, beri9wanb arf
boot merfmtiroise WsiIs aus ieinem
Seim, go. 702 Wef Worris=S trabe.
Sebe Spur BON ibm III berlOren gsgan=
gen. Seine Neruanoten befir9ten.
oaB er eineI &hffaa befommen pa,
uno fortgelaufen 1T Doer fia bas 2eben
genDmmen bat. Sic bnten bic poli=
sei. ibnen ibnen in Der Wuffinoung oes
8ermiBten bebtlflid gu fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Die 0rnbeRarbetter.

Die National=@ ~rscutibe unb ber
Wereinigten 8rubenarbeiter bon Mme.
rita. Der ans &sprdientantsn % per=
i4isoeuer Sifrifte beftsbt, 1T gessn-
pdrti9 bier In sibuns unb tpurbs
gsitsrn Ta9mittas CUR Oronuns &C.
rufen.
Cine an3abl &outineseiddfte laser
por unb es uurbe angcthnoiet, bas
bieien Na6mittag ni9ts bonn 6fenili.
den Snterehe bortommen tpiirbe.
prdfoent Mit9sQ murbe i'm 2auft
oes Na4mittage ertpartst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

Sas Obergeri9t bat GEE
fern bic aniluse segen SObn gus4ert
auf Seblersi befdtist. Die &batiaden
erpieisn, bab cine Nnsabl BON Sungen
bic @ewobnbeit batten, on perf9ieoe-
men pldben in Der S.abt @iien uno
Wsffing 3u fsblsn. namentlia bon Der
Bates Drop Gorge Co., uno hab 8uea
dert bon ben Sungen irgeno etuas
iaufte mas He ibm bra&ten. felbf bam
tpenr man borausfa9en fonnie, oas bie
Ga9en geffobien tuaren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
@etterberiht.

aar "a stunosn snSsnO 7 rpr TOrssns, 80. gOObr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Soba ioate ibm 'ramslIssn.

Burton 9uHman, 1920 Sf pratt
Stra Sc pobnbaft, mar berod9tist. Elm
Gabrr ab e%sffoblen gu baben. uno ber-
anlaBte iein.n Sobn Carl 3u Der 2uge,
er babe bas &ab 9eteuft. Den @e-
beimpoIi3ifsn Tom bic Ingabe iebr
ueroddtia Dor uno bielten cine 9aus=
iu4une ab. nobel He cine Wense Nds
Der unb anoere gs9enitdnoe porfanoen.
pullman uno Sobn wurben arretiri
uno tusrosn sr.ldrsn miihen, tpie fe
In ben gefB Der Sa&en 9~elangten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

" Der 2abrer 0tnfenoe
8ote iotpte oer Ne8enSbmrger
Wartetn 2alenoer fur 1906
ftno Dmr@ mniere Office a.
bestebett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
Tberrnometerfaun

Tbermometerffaue.
7 nbr MorgerS ............ Az @raf
IS. e. BIptbe,
Sectip1ssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
9ions=0emeiaoe.

Moraet uirb tn ben protsffantii9en
3irden Der Oantiagunsstag gefeiert.
Sn Der 3iOnstir9s uiro Worgens um
10 1br Elm Sanf. @ottesoienf abge'
balten uno wiro Der pafOr in ieiner
prebi9t tbsr Die 8or3tise oss ameri'
fanii9sn 8oltes i'm 8erglei9 nit an'
beren 86lfern" reoen. Die Sanfs
@olette III fur bte Nrmeu beftimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
9anfiagumgs Staten.
GrtnriiOnen bon allen Sidet Statio'
men Der Yenniploania 9inien.

Sim 90. nnb 80. Nobember iperben Grcur:
iion:Sidets p~erfauft pon alien Stationen fir
einen rmfreis pom ni9t tnebr aIs 15O NeiIen
b On Der SerfaufssS Station. Sidets itnb gill.
tis fir Die Riidfabrt bis gum a, DECEMBER.
Sir Gin,eInbeiten tpenoe man ith on 2ocal
9idet N9enten Der PennlpIpania 2inien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29
OeHemtlidc aerste int 9titertbum

la6 elmer bon Or. &uoplf Yobl in
Berlin perDffentli6ten Mbbonolung
iiber Die 0ffentli6en 4er5te i'm 4lterz
tbum" bat Oie Ginri9tung Der Offents
li9en &er5te pdbreno oes ganoen
Mltertbums, bon Sonler Bis gu Suitis
nian, beItanoen. Der erite oergeitalt
rbedmtete" 4r5t, bon Osflen p%erionli9=
felt man @enaueres peiB, mar Demo
te0es aus 3roton in lnteritalien, Der
UNI 525 b. @6r. pon bort na9 &egino
iiberiieoelte uno bort UNI Die Summe
bon 1 Salient (iiber $1,000 anseitent
puroe. Sm 5. SabrbunOert ipareu Die
Dffentli6en Ner5te in 4tben bereits
cine itebenoe Ginri9tung. gu bieier
.3eit fam fir Die Dffentli9en @erSte in
@rie6enlano, Damn audi in Hpm Der
Sitel rar6iatroi" auf, BON Dem Oas
oeutI9e @ort r4rst" abgeleitet miro.
Sbr @ebait par i'm Surdi6nitt ni9t
10 bod pie oas o6en angegebene 9onps
rar 6es SemofeOes, fonbern betrug in
Der Ge9el 500 Bis 700 Sra9men, mas
etpd Dem @ebalt ser ftaatli9 angeiteae
ten Ir9itettsn ober 2ebrer an Den
9pmnuiien entIpra6; es fpurbe ourd
cine beionoers Steuer erboben. BON
einem in ftGotii9en Sieniten itebenber
Robarst miro i'm 2. SabrbunOert b.
G6r. aus S5efalien, Dem 2anbe Der
3ofe, bsri6tst. Grit 8ailer Suiti7
nidn bat i'm 6. Sabrbunbert Die Offent>
li9e 8e5a6lung Der @er5te aufgeboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-29

prdmien BON $3.50 Bis
$3.50 be5ablt Die Oiterrei9iide &ee
eierung fir jeben 9aifii9, Der in
0iterrei9iiGen @etpGfern setObtet
miro. Der grobe llnterIdieb in Ser
6Obe Der osferirten Prdmien lit auf
Die 8erf9ieeenheit in Der Dirt ME in
Der @rOBe inter oieien n9pdnen Der
See" auriidaufihren.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-29
l. Z l. A n ID


Mr.. Luttrell of the Hotel Leland is
an all.around hustler and useful man.
Some of our people went to Grants
Pass to hear the woman lecture on
Christian Science.
Warm, dry weather; rair would be
very beneficial for the range then stock
would faro betert although it is hold
ing its own.
The stage line from Leland to Green
back is doing good business. Mr..
Phillips the manager is very courteous
to his patrons.
There are some inquiries from par
ties at a distance regarding farms in
this vicinity. So far there have been
no sales made.
As the weather has been warm and
dry so long one would think there
would be some sickness in or near LIE.
land, but we havn't case of sickness
to report.
Some of our people have gone to the
Lewis and Clark fair. According to
our population we have sent as many
people to the fair as any town on the
line. That shows people have money
to travel ou.
We must repeat that times are good
here. To see tine teams OH Front
street all loading with goods for the
different mines looks good. Some
come from long distance because our
merchants sell cheap. They ship in
large amount of vegetables. fruit and
potatoes, as our farmers cannot raise
enough to supply the demand from the
differert mines, as each mine is quite
town.
Some families are coming from Gal.
ifornia, but are of the laboring class.
We want people of some none, to help
bui d up The country, as as good
deal of our section is in its primeval
state yet. We know of some men who
have good happy homes. who settled
in the thick brush and dug out home
1t is such men we are looking for and
not men who will stand around the
street corner and cry hard times.
Wide Awake
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-29
BUSINESS POINTERS.

DR.. Flanagan,
Physician and Dentist.
hodaks-Courier Building.
Fruit Paper-Courier Office.
NJ Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
line. ''"e'
Souvenir Postal Cards-Courier
building
Fruit Cans and Wax Strings at
Cramer Bros.
Order seals and rubber stamps OF
A. L. VOORHEES,
For a c'ean bed and a good meal
try the Western Hotel.
The finest stock OF nickle plated
ware IN town at Cramer Bros.
Repairing clothing for men, women
ana children. lis Moss street.
President Roosevelt in colors with
large mat, lOc at the Music Store.
Second hand cook stoves and heaters
cheap. -Moore's second hand store
And still am insuring and selling
real estate at the old stand. J.E
Peterson.
Apple and Pear paper for sale by
the pound, bundle or ton at the
Courier office.
Gaps for Masons Jars-l5 cents
dozen, two dozen for 90 cents. Hair.
Riddle Hardware Co
TO TO Corun for Plumbing.
School Books at Clemens.
Calling Csrds-Courer Building.
Paper Napsins-Courier Building.
Order your fruit paper now
Courier Office.
Asplendid line of ROYAL Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron',
Fishing Tackle-just the kind that
you need-at CTsmer Bros.
Real Estate and Timber-w. b.
sherman, Rooms and 10 Masonic
Temple.
Ask your dealer for Rogue River
Creamery Butter made at Medford-is
now 20 cents per two-pound, square
tull weight.
a large assortment Of colored
pictures mounted ready for hanging
at lOo to 20c, discount Of 25 TO 20
per cent-Music Store.
Curtis & Co. for Watches, Clocks,
Gold Rings and Jewelry, fine watch
repairing, engraving. Goods sold at
reasonable prices. Come and see Us
|. o. o. +. Building. Grants Pass,
Oregon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-29
ID A V I'D s o n
Too late for last week. }

Too late for last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Bailey paid
Grants Pass visit Wednesday.
We are having beautiful weather,
the rains having put all the frss out
Chas. Burkhalter, who owns a large
grain farm near Kubli, went to Grants
Pass Wednesday on business.
Hay baling is progressing nicely and
the farmers are all glad, as they are
somewhat afraid of the rains.
Hoppicking is about through around
here only one yard remaining unhn'
ished and they will get through this
week.
will Wright, who has been out in
Eastern Oregon for the last three
months, has returned to his home near
Davidson.
The third crop of alfalfa is ready to
cut and is a larger crop than was ex-
pected, as the smoky weather did not
seem to hurt it much.
Mrs. Louis Faulkenstein, who has
been visiting her mother, Mr.. Alonzo
Hyde, for the last month, retained to
her home at North Bend, Ore, We'd
nesday.
H. L. Reed brought the dredger com
pany's pipes and other fixtures out to
the Henry York ranch Wednesday and
the Keystone drill is expected here in
about two or three days.
There seems to be lots of nice fish in
the Applegate this year and most of
them are smart enough to stay there
as you never see any of the fishermen
going home with a very large string OF
them.
A social dance was given at Kubli' s
hall last Saturday night for the bene
| fit of John Barrow There was large
attendance and everyone reported a
very nice time, They took in some
thing over S25 for him.
School started at Missouri Flat Mon.
day with an attendance OF twenty
pupils, with Miss Ellen Parks as
teacher The school house has been
repaired, new roof being put on and
also twenty new patent desks were
added.
The ball game at Provolt between
Provolt and Michigan City was not as
good as expected as the Provolt boys
could not get all their nine together,
some of them being out in the mount
aims on a hunt. The score stood 10 to
in favor of Michigan City They
will play agar at Missouri Flat Sun
day. Montmorency.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-09-29
Got Off Cheap.

He may we'll think he has got off
cheap who af,er having contracted
constipation or indigestion is still
able to perfectly restore his health.
Nothing will do this but DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. A quick pleasant
and certain cure for headache, con.
stipation, etc. 25c at all drug stores;
guaranteed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17

r. The two American Jockeys who remain on
The English course arc Danny Maher and
). II Martin. Maher. with l01 victories
rnishcd second on the list OF winning
tockcys, while Martin was ninth on the list
j.. WEcatley finished first. with ll6 vic
tories. Martins poor showing is attributed
TO the lack of good mounts. Maher had III
mounts, and with 1ol victories had a per-
centage of AS7 Whoatley had 537 mounts,
Sl-7 more than Maher, and with lie victories
= had a percentage OF 21.60. o. Madden. who
finished third on the list, had 623 mounts
land had only IOt victories. with d percent
hege of 1870.
Z Regarding the records of Jockeys on the
other side OF the water the London Sporting
\ Life has the following to say:
Maher and Madden have met with con-
siderable difficulty in reaching their Tooth
tcomplished the desirable attainment on Fri
day last Madden being first 20 do so
Nah brought his score to iOl by fur:
mot seen out on Sunday at Hurst park and
Madden. by winning the last race now ties
we tns for RSos OF
pair named will now overhaul Wheatley.
seven II be only adds two or three further
victories between now and the end OF the
season. for Maher usually returns to Amer
ica before the close and Madden, brillia mt
thorseman though he be. will have to ride
with phenomenal success to catch the
'Baumber Jockey. Hggs continues to pile
up yictories, and. with ninety-seven wins
sis we'll in, the running for second prize.
(which, he may quite conceivably secure.
Randall, recovered from his indisposition,
Eelas not been seen so frequently in the sad
dle and may not reach his 100. Templeman
the remark that Martin and Halsey scored
their hftieth wins at Newmarket, the APP
A NJ a Alppr -
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
Pasalna of Wn.hInaton Pnrk.

r News that the Washington Park Jockey
! club OF Chicago Will pass out n existence
shortly has been received with regret by
sturfmen in the east. The Washington Park
clubs greatest event since its Inauguration
has been the American Derby. which is one
OF the extremely few great American turf
classics known 20 English turfmen. The
efforts made by the club In 1893 TO encour-
age international racing are largely re.
sponsible for the fame OF the event abroad
In that year the Duke OF Beaufort sent a
starter 10 the post In Strathrose, shipping
him all the way from England to run IN
This race. Strathrose was beaten
In recent years such prominent American
turfmen as August Belmont, the late vii
liam. c. whitney, James r. Keene, Clar.
ence II. Mackav II. p. Whitney, II. d.
'Duryea, Louis v. Bell, etc. have made
entries to the stake.
Z Since the Inauguration In 1854. strictly
speaking, only one eastern horse has won
the event, Hghball Mr.. shefters high
class colt, capturing It in 1904 He was
bred and foaled in Kentucky. From a
financial as well as sporting point OF view
the retirement OF the Washington Park
club will be a serious blow 10 those inter
ested in the sport OF kings, the club since
lisa having distributed 70 turfmen nearly
szso.rO each year at its twenty-five days
meeting.
Its nrst president was General PhiIlip
sheridan. who was succeeded by George
Henry wheeler popular and successful
citizen Of Chicago. Since Mr.. Wheeler
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-17
PLAYED. AV
FORBID PROFESSIONAL COACHES
College Presidents Make Changes In
Foot RuII Rules.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 16.-The presi-
dents of eight colleges In northern Illinois
and Wisconsin today formulated a set Of
rules which will be enforced for the re-
formation of foot ball regardless of any
changes that may be made in the rules
OF the game by the rules committee, The
conference included the following schools
and was called at the instance OF DR.. r.
G. Hughes OF Ripon college:
Ripon college, Wis; Beloit college, Be-
lott. Wis; Lake Forest university, Lake
Forest. Ill: Knox college, Galesburg, Ill
Northwestern university, WATERFOWL, Wis
Carroll college. Waukesha, Wis, and Law
renee university. Appleton Wis.
The rules forbid the hiring of profess
sional coaches outside of the physical d.
rectors OF the school who are members
of the faculty and forbids the playing OF
any student who has ever taken money
for athletic ability or gifts for such SER
vices.