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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
Rheumatism Makes lie Miserable

A happy home is the most:vsluable
possession that is within the reach of
mankind, but you cannot enjoy it's
comforts II you are suffering from
rheumatism. You throw aside bust
ness cares when You enter your home
aud you can be relieved from those
rheumatic pains also by applying
Chamberlsin's Pain Balm. One ap-
plication will give you relief and its
continued use for short time will
bril.' sc,nt rermsGent cure. For
sale py 49,. ClsmeLs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20

Now. according to the above figures,
It can readily be lsoen how It Is the
electric companies eau show us how
we can ,irrigAte our fields and gardens
at q, sS per acre, u acres at a cost q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
CHEAP IRRIGATION FOR
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY

Continued from page One.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
Just Because

your cough is only in the throat and
does not trouble you now, don't think
that it needs no attention. When it has
not had much of start is the time
TO check it. The slightest cough
easily leads to Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and Consumption. A bottle of Bal.
lard's Horehound Syrup will cure that
cough. The price puts it within
reach Of all For sale by Rotermund
and National Drug Co.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
Why

have torpid liver when Herbine, the
only liver regulator will help youi
Theie is no reason why you should
suffer from Dyspepsia, CONSTIPATION
Chills and Fever or any liver com. /.
plants, when Herbine will cure Won
F. G. Waite. Westville, Fla, writes
~ was sick for month with chills and
fever, and after taking two bottles Of
Herbine am well and healthy" For
sale by National Drug Go. and Roter.
mund.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
Grants Pass Banking & Trust &c
Paid Up Capital Stock

Transacts general Banking business
Receives deposits subject demand certificates
Our customers treatment and every
consistent with sound banking principles.
Safety deposit boxes rent ] FRAK W,rso p.,sidon.
R. A. Booth, Vice President
L. l.. JEWELL, Cashier
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-04-20
: Ar ERS FEED STABL {
]. f. KERLEY, PRopR.

Last stable south on Sixth street.
Room under cover for $50 horses ard
40 wagons. Box stalls. Corral IN
loose stock.
Only the best hay, clean grain a-c
alfalfa fed. Rolled barley and other
grain.
No diseased horses allowed. Pu,v
running water, and trough cleaned
every day.
Waiting room and toilet room whei {
ladies can leave wraps and arrange
their toilets.
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Why She Yielded,

A small man sat in the corner OF a
Subway car. An extremely thin and
very well dressed woman sat down
next him, but placed herself exactly
on the line dividing two seats. The
car filled u2 and strap-hangers were
much in evidence. A man tried to
sit down between the woman and the
man in the corner. He gave it up.
Another tried on the other side, with
the same lack of success and he. too.
joined the strap brigade. At Four
teenth street more people crowded into
the car, but the thin woman serenely
held her position. At length the man
in the corner said, mildly.
Madame, you are occupying two
seats" The woman gave him scorn-
full look and, glancing at her attenu-
ated proportions. said very emphati-
cally: Certainly not, SIR"
Il did not say you were filling
them," answered the man.
A smile rippled from face to face
like summer wave on sandy beach.
The woman slid hastily away from the
man in the corner and incidentally
landed in the middle of q seat, where
upon the fat man clinging to a strap
sank slowly and heavily into the va
cant space. with a deep sigh OF salts.
faction, and peace reigned once more
New York Press.
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G2szeS5zD csc ~ ozzz2csz.zY
.ltzM29 a. -.zNZ2lS2NlH HA1A22 70

Listen to me. You fall to grasp
the situation. Under ordinary clrcum'
stances would as soon see my child
dead MS the wife OF Yankee. To
save Lyndhurst we are ready TO do
even this. II you consent have
solemn contract here which you must
sign"
"a contract-klndly tell mo Its
nature. It may put n different face
on the matter"
1T Is simply an agreement by means
OF which you swear never TO claim
MollIe us your wife-in fact, TO be
stranger to her unless she OF her own
free will decides otherwise"
And you tell me she has consent
ed 10 this?"
II have said so. Expect nothing but
coldness from her. She is n Georgia
girl and bitterly opposed TO all North
orn soldiers. Make up your mind that
you will never see her after this night.
Allow this strange romance TO fade
out OF your mind. Lyndhurst will be
saved and In twelve months the courts
will set you both free again. This
IS marriage OF business and con
venience-no dancing, no hlushing
bride. no happy hearts. The growl OF
Sherman's heavy guns IS the only
music. and that sad enough TO South
crn hearts. Decide In ive minutes
whether you care to live Benedict or
die a bachelor"
John walked up and down. Life
was sweet to him, for he had much to
accomplish. duties TO perform. Be
sides. what mRt,ered It under these
peculiar circumstances? AS yet the
romance In the affair did not appeal
TO him.
Before decide one way or the
other. will You allow me TO see the
young lady who has offered herself
sacrifice In order TO save Lyndhurst?"
Il don't see why you show any
curiosity in the matter. as she will be
your wife in name only. However.
l am disposed 10 be lenient. Step
this way-she stands by the table in
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sYmboIIsm in Iew.lrx.

Symbolism is being introduced lrt
jcwelry with happy effect by an Lrs1
who designs beautiful ornamelts ID
women. Sometimes the setting gr|
bollzcs an attribute Of the wearer, a.
again 1t relates TO the history OF \
gend of the jewel itself. His masaj
piece is pendant just finished n
the wife of millionaire banker. ~
took to him a beautiful emerald N
asked to have II set in a symph1
pendant. The artist had read "a
when the Spaniards conquered req
large collections Of emera!ds sa1
found among the boards Of the lne''
These were taken back TO tuvPe
The fact of the discovery was utilis
in the artists design. The gem '
set hugged to the bosom OF NV
Aztec god. In his hands, when ~ \,
above the jewel, he held a sinan y.
mond, Stimulating lamp, and ne
peering wonderingly into the iuniI'
depths of the green stone.
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the other room under the light. Tell
me, Yankee. will you accept and live?"
John held his breath.
He had not expected to see such
a charming girl as the one who raised
her head and looked coldly. yet with
some little show of curiosity, toward
him.
Il will sign the paper, squire" he
said, quietly, while to himself he NUT
tered: IF l have to be sacrificed on
the altar of connubial folly, could
hardly wish for more interesting
partner in the ceremony"
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CHAPTER III.
MolIie,


Squire Granger was a man of busi
ness, as he proved by producing the
document in question. At a signal a
couple of Johns captors entered to
act as witnesses. and in signing he
was careful to put down only SO much
OF his name as he had already given.
1t was evident that all preparations
were made for the event, even to n
parson, before the expedition was sent
out to capture bachelor Yankee.
John aroused himself to take some
interest in the case. Perhaps the
novelty OF the situation had some.
thing to do with this departure from
his usual nonchalance, or 1t NAV he
the presence of Mollie Granger arous.
ed peculiar sensation within his
bachelor heart.
Ihe girl was as cold as ice. and
beyond one contemptuous look. never
vouchsafed him a glance.
John found himself smiling Mt the
ridiculous nature of his position. Life
is sweet to nearly every human being.
ana Few men would have refused to
accept 1t. even though the inevitable
result was n sacrifice of personal
liberty.
She stood beside him while the
parson went through the service has
tiiy, as though little ashamed of the
part he took. but ready to assist the
squire in his scheme to save Lynd-
hurst.
When the words ito love, honor and
oney' were read, John saw her scarlet
lip curl In contempt. while the color
momentarily left her face; but she
gave little Affirmative nod.
bome spirit possessed him on his
part 70 sxclaim with more that usnsi
emphAsis X wiiI's when fhe usnsi
auesklUa ~ pnt n hin. an1 ~ .1si
t9s1e4 ! ptastled ~ surp1
*>ns es lssl I. !. = NJ y y "
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|Sfrinlts prnhlrnts nf
Ghtln Etfr 1T GtttrH
By MRS. ANNIE c. MURRAY.
Of the Children, Institution, d Department Boston
lustrate the force of the lines that

lustrate the force of the lines that
3 hnd. mischief still - t1qrs
f--'T;7T%7f
The withdrawal OF all mental discipline for three months
wholesome thing for growing child whose
OF there vacation schools larger supported the
city where children taught od sewing and
there school yards kept op where younger children plenty
of sand and shove they reve the joy of playing dirt
without danger.
Yet think there much problems connected with
the of the children of big % An efo,
still demanded for the alienation conditions certain
the city children which far than the growing
the neglected school children in the months.
There problems that awaiting solution All
the effort that could be gathered might be proay employed on
these problems
The of the infants far above the complaint of the school
children The cdrens institutions hundreds Of m
ing products and Illustrations of the unhappy conditions
that still prevail.
These pfu little victims taken under protection The ci
early possible would they could m 60
guarded before they are born
We shall not have arrived of the real ctiIdr
problem until have succeeded removing under which it
practically impossible for the child contamination or
of natural normal growth of mind and body are
purely MATERIAL from poverty nearly
aggravated when not originated by the habits
yronment of the home. 1t is the cry Of
the children arising from this SI<ZZS<xAa.
to which we should pay the SYM " ~
pathetic heed.
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You are bachelor, l am told"
THAT is true"
Then hark. in half an hour from
aow you will be married man. or
have ceased to live"
At this strange remark John turned
and looked squarely into the face of
the planter
Pardon me II I say that under
ordinary circumstances of the two
evils might choose the latter"
"Oh! I see, you are woman hater."
Hardly that. / have grown some
what cynical regarding the happiness
of those who wed. and long ago re-
solved to remain single"
Perhaps we can batter down the
walls of your prejudice, especially
when it is a case of giving up your
bachelor freedom, or meeting a fate
that usually makes men shudder."
Explain yourself, squire, for you
must admit this is a remarkable prop
osition you bring me-"
Then listen, and weigh well the
consequences before you decide. This
estate has been my pride. 1t would
kill me to have 1t ruined by the
Yankees, which must come about un-
less l can secure immunity. l have
one child, a daughter, whose heart is
the same as mine. She is ready to
sacrifice herself in order to save
Lyndhurst."
go on-I am still unable to grasp
the matter"
You are Federal soldier-my men
tell me they believe you to be an
officer"
"It is true"
IF can show nroof that this estate
Is the property Or my daughter, and
that she is the wife OF a Federal
officer, Lyndhurst will be saved from
/ the torch"
John was electrified by the PROPOSE
tion, and looked curiously at the man
whose shrewd brain had evolved 1t.
One glance at that determined face
told him Squire Granger meant all he
said. and that refusal to accept the
contract would lie the signal for a
hasty executio(
What is your daughters name?'
1T does not matter-stlli, you would
have to know--it Is Moilie Granger"
"She cannot be twenty, - yet"
aust eighteen. Allow me to add
ycu are showing : curiosity that Il
unpieasant to me-"
Wen, NJ 6eas ~ ycu nust con
toGg e NUuD4 0aIy ~ natnf61 f65n
&S0lienaS ~ ~ ~ G1ao ~ StkG
~! ~ y y \ ~ J !: e 7, Y
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VALUABLE REcIPs
AND HousIklrp:sSsl SO
An Aid for III. I,,,,.
Easily Prepared-Tb,.. M
Desserts rha, Are Aps.,,s s,,'''
'n9-Molasses vlr.,'. ''"

JAVELLE WATER
OF water add a one-poa,s A. os que az,
ride OF lime and four po,,.s .sa o. y
mon washing soda-sal as' nus Of ~
II to boil ten minutes. 1 W. M
jugs. 'a's o. SO
a cnpful In tub n,
loosen dirt in the mos, ,o,les
ing bleaching perfectly. \, .,i ~
grease and dirt out Of co,s ~
sinks and drain pipes. n1,'.' M 80
Jasele water for all exeep, n.
ing clothes. Keep tightly rn.s., -. ~
plainly labeled. ''Aa v
MoLAssES VINEGAR
OF New Orleans mollsses ,,,,-, G'
quart Of rain water. T,o @
netting over the open erocS ,. s.''
ware) containing the mlr,n,, .
clude dust and set in A WIN -, :
night In sunny window nv ~.
should be sour in fortalrb,
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BEARNAISE sAt'cE E-n,..
yolks of two eggs very lIrb, =.
a round bottomed saacepsp s,a \" =.
one OF boiling water. stlr ln,o
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OF salad oil. heating as yoa M, ~
as gradually, the same ou,n,i,,
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OF lemon juice. q dash OF cayes,s =
salt. s--s
1t Is served with all sort, q, al
also with chops. outlets and .,.,,,
LEMON sNAPs.-one err a.. y
cupful of sugar. one.halt ta,cr,
butter. three teaspoonfuls O, MN ..
teaspooniul OF cream tartar. o,sA,l
teacupful of soda. two small go
juice OF two and grated lind o, o..j
Hour TO mix rather stln. Roll ,pt n
out with n cake cutter.
CHEESE PUDDING.-Gr,.. 80.
and crush broken and dried bre,l Is
crusis into fine crumbs. There ,bo.l
be two cupfuls Of these TO "a.
cheese. Wet the crumbs with tro IN
tuls of milk. in which has been 4,
solved n bit OF soda no larger IN,
lima bean. Beat two eggs llsh, Vim.
and yolks apart: whip the yoik, h,
the soaked crumbs with a tab,espa,l
ful OF melted butter. Season viii u
and a dust OF cayenne. add the fru;Asl
whites. deftly and rapidly; blse |.
creased pudding dish in brisk o,,.
keeping the dish covered until b
fondu has puffed high and Is erlsy d
top. Then brown lightly and sew, !
once.
GERMAN PUFF BALLs.-Bol q,
cup of milk. three ounces Of buas
and five ounces Of flour until lc,l
When partly cooled. add four esss. "a
tablespoonful OF sugar and Ira
cinnamon. Drop By teaspoonlals h
hot fat and serve spFlnkleI with rr}
dered sugar.
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CHAPTER discontinued.

Bending keen look upon the prls'
oner. the planter addressed him.
II presume there is little need OF my
telling you. my man that you are In a
fair way OF stretching hemp. Caught
within our lines, there Is but one con
clusion TO be drawn-that Is. you are
Federal spy. OF course you will
deLy this, but II matters little. We
are justified in acting upon this sup
position. These are times for action.
and our policy Is to reduce Sherman's s
army at every chance
Under these circumstances | might
as well prepare to meet my fate" re-
marked John. coolly.
What are you anxious 10 dic?"
calculated the planter. with consider
able surprise.
Not at all. on the contrary, have
every reason for desiring to live. but
as n soldier long ago made up my
mind TO face the worst manfully when
It came"
But there is peculiar stigma at.
tached TO the fate OF a spy-unmerited,
admit II has always been so. To
fall In battle Is honoFablc-to be hung
a disgrace"
"Granted-yet not being spy
take little Interest in the controversy.
You have not come here to engage in
an argument. squire"
"Ah! you know mc?"
That is the penalty for being n
prominent man. sir. Every one has
heard OF Squire Granger and his love
ly home"
''it has been my pride. You can I'm.
agine my distress at the prospect to
come. What is your name?"
John Emmett" replied the prison.
er, which was true enough as far as It
went.
Then listen to me. / am about TO
give you one chance for your life.
Refuse II II you like. but the penalty
1t death"
Go on am ready to hear you."
said Emmett, calmly.
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Anoth~r orsa. Reform.

yes, lady said the man at the
back door. = am one OF the leaders
il great reform movement"
All! am glad to hear you say
90 WHAT 10 the nature Of the reform
Which YOU are endeavoring to brina
81 syys want 10 put d ead to q n, II
4 lSalecs4 II ssctice ~ AiNs q saaouco
:,;s' & 4 !
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Potato Puff.

Take two cups cold mashed ~
toes and stir into 1t one 'table'poo.
melted butter, beating to L .,.1
cream before adding anythhs
Then put with this two eggs O'. y,
extremely light, one cup cream ~
salt to taste. Beat all well anu ] II
into a deep dish, and bake II q~
oven until it is nice and brown y
properly mixed it will come ols "
oven light, puffy and delectaoie'
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The thousands of chill
dren in our cities who
find themselves in the
summer months with
nothing TO think of save
what the suggestions of
their preoccupied elders
and their own childish
imaginatious provide il
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,,,,,, Tin Sour Cream,

When the cream so'lls, ,,ar thsu
way of disposing oi ]. pe .nauhle n
and which is far less lrouJ sa,v .bo
In q cream jar, filling It 0np ;, puptl
one.third or full, and shake 1T, i WI III
comes to butter, on ope'Af II sts
takes some ten minutes :. y aelJcIs
work, and which results n
fresh butter for supper.
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Polish for Hardwood Floors

For hardwood floors melt !, VEN : N
in a bowl set in hot water na,, a.n,1
Of turpentine, two and one-hali .a.,,s) ous,,
of powdered resin tnree r, ,hsss \
mound weeswax. Do not leI la.' ,,s X
rredIents come in contact WIN y. T
while being melted, as .he. ,.sa Nj
infiammable. When mei'.a III
with a soft cloth and po''sA
brush.
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BY MABEL KNABENSHUE.
Wife OF Famous Aeronaut.


women who drove spirited horses were thought daring
To-day drive without exciting mild
~
Tomorrow the aeronaut going skyward alone in
~ balloon will be looked upon quite
l vi matter OF
To my mind balloonng ideal sport for 1t
appeals the dism % the feminine psychic makeup 1t
peculiarly exhlarating and heahu 1t is accompanied
danger thrilling requires much SKILL
above ALL it is
Unfortunately the cost of trip comparatively high Hydro
expensive And for only II there only
of steering balloon ground without peng the from
the bag the running expenses of balloon would be nil
The balloon extremely complex The chief require
ment for prudence and The actual para
phernia of balloon essentially simple The aeonauo-be
whano He acquire the knac of playing ballast proper
moment The gas valve is quite easy o manipulate.
The skill Of baoon depends upon knowledge OF the clements
keen weather understanding the winds
and counerviud enable aeronaut TO his balloon will
So much for the ncae OF aoonng The pleasures and
delights almost hesitate o describe
Floating thousands of feet in the air with the earth peod with pig
mics and laid out miniature cities and villages spread like great pano
rama beneath one, is the keenest sort of ecstasy.
suggest the thrill rising rapidly through
each discharge ballast the exquisite produced by the grad
settling of the balloon
When cloud it is like entering aand
ing through clouds is like being nveoped dry
no sensation Of cold moisture strange And
and looking down their dazzling bowy weness
yourself enoped in that silver lining your childhood pictured
The thought uppemost in my mind just present an extended
balloon with continued the balloon
skimming toward the Pacific think the United
States from would be a with no possibility
being wrecked Long Island Atlantic should not the
least mind baooning at night.
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""''.1:
Satan fad. some mischief still
For idle hands to do.

The two prevailing dis
eases Of to-day are work
and worry. Not the
wholesome, healthf ul.
legitimate work which is
good for everyone and
hurts no one, but the
nervous, overwrought,
np-to-the-l j nit work
which takes the bloom of
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rr...,rd.Easy serylsud.,. Z,

An inspector arrlveu .srad ~
sary warder for the soss., y WI. \:
away fushin'," was tne J, y. lssla I n
mi - the prisoynnee,I 81, e,' ~ s 81. d
spector. .'Eiml He's ss,e
~ srissasr outs WY
M &
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'm mnrk ann mnrru
IL i DtHraHp
BY REV. EDGAR H. LIBBY.

cf the cheeks the spring from the step the Of the life
lore out Of the home Tie other disease that ndescrbabe
tangible Of our lives people worry general prn
eipl a. the The women have tEe
n ~ ints ~ ~ @ Y Il @ SS S s as Asg
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:GRkY; ;;Ttt[:tl N! | / | |
: uhl0h..lh Nj PATTERNS At: |:
~. az 49,. - s*.
Duluth's sFairs osparttnent store De-
: serves Favor. and Patronage Of
;: ;. - Union Labor.

!. The wives :. 81: union men purchase
more PATTERNS ethan. any, other class.
Since the pfih ters strike for. the eight
hour day several large pattern houses
nave become unpopular with organized
labor. and ! the: Photographed union
mas met With mich success in its de-
sire to inform friends Of labor Of the
Unfair pattern houses;
r iluth.ii business houses have been
unusually eonsiderate for the interests
81. union labor: But :tio house has shown
its friendship like the Arm OF Cray
rallant. who. are tile sole agents for
the Ladies' Home u. Journal Patterns.
These patterns are strictly Union made.
and we e61nm shd the popular patterns,
and the popular firm Of Gray-Tallant
to :: the kindly. con sideratioh Of every
friend Of union labor in. Duluth and
Vicinity. :. r u:
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poison in the health giving springs az
destructive Of public IN terestsY & And
isn't that precisely what he packing
house proprietors have been doinf In
stead Of purifying their ,estab lish-
ments?- :aas.s sz.. 49, S. /.
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CITY U Ind DIRECTORY.

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