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Palma ll.tYpS Palace

Iaasaaa, Oct. 3.-Iaestdent Palma lazr 1aa palace Tuesday morning. He h.e5ea farewell ia his apartments to mallz friends incluai4= Gems. Montal- To and Eodafiallaz. ana then deseeua- ed tAa grand staircase and. aeeompaa- jed 9s h family entered a closed carriage and was driven to the RegIa, where he cook a train for Matanzas His departure was witnessed by small gathering Of loungers in front o5 tha palace. but there was no dem onstration of any sort.
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 San Francisco. Oct. Mai. Gen. William R. Shafter. [. S. A., re- tired who commanded the military op- erations in Cuba in 1 S9S, said ill an interview that he did not think the army of occupation would have much ro do in the island
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Cross-Huehes. Tuesday afternoon Mr. c. M. Nichol, leputy county clerk, issued marriage license to N1r Milton ". Hughes of Enid, Okla, and Miss Mignon Cross of this city.
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
Biz Yield of Beans.

When Grants Pass gets cannery
vegetable growing will be done here
on large scale and then big yields
can be reported by the Courier similar
to the following from the Ashland It'd
ings for no section of Rogue river
valley has richer soil than is about
this city:
Chas. II. Pierce, manager of the
Ashland Preserving Company, re.
ports this morning from his patch of
Kentucky Wonder string beans of 22l5
pounds, being only five.eighths of an
acre. Two years ago this same sized
patch of string beans yielded six tons,
the largest picking being 300 pounds.
This would be at the rate of nearly or
quite ten tons to the acre. This il.
Illustrates what good land and abundant
water supply for irrigation will do
at Ashland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
FRUIT RAISING AND
DAIRYING TO LEAD
Will Be the Big Industries With
Josephine County
Farmers.

Mrs. M. s. Jennings and her son p.
H. Jennings, were in Grants Pass
Tuesday. They reside in Applegate
Valley above Murphy where each have
fine farm. Mr.. Jennings brought a
fine lot OF pears from his mothers or.
chard for the Fruit Growers Union
and large can of cream from his
dairy which he shipped to the Ashland
creamery. And by the way this cream
will be back to Grants Pass in a few
days in the form of butter Mr.. Jen-
nings paying the freight on the cream
to Ashland on his cream and the
Grants Pass purchaser paying the
freight on the butter. When there
is a creamery in Grants Pass these
charges will be done away with and
the farmer will get more for cream and
the consumer will pay less for butter
Mr. Jennings bought separator last
spring and has 16 cows, milking IL
now, the others to be fresh in the
fall. He formerly sold hay and beef
but be has proven that there is more
money in selling cream and feeding
the hay on the farm. Mr.. Jennings
is very anxious that creamery be
built on the Applegste or in Grants
Pass, 80 as to make home market
for butter. He thinks that the pres
ent low prices for hay will cause many
farmers to go into dairying. especial
ly as the outlook is that this low
price is likely to be permanent il the
farmers all continue to sell hay for
the acreage to alfalfa is being in
creased to such an extent that the
local market will be kept glutted.
Mrs. Jennings is more interested in
fruit and has fine orchard, though
small in size. Heretofore the smaller
the orchard the more profit there was
in it to the owner for the expense of
caring for it was small and the less
frui. there was to be sold the less was
the worry over being swindled out Of
the pay by dishonest dealer. Mrs.
Jennings like other orcbardists, now
that the Fruit Growres' Union has
been organized. feels encouraged to
take better care of her orchard and
to plant more trees. She has very
choice land for apples. pears, peaches
and grapes and expects to take up
fruit raising on a larger scale.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
A Miner Is Killed.

". Il. McKissick, miner we'll
known in this section. was killed at
Medford last Sunday by being run
over by freight train on which he
attempted to ri Q IN the brake )eam.
He had been at work at thu Blue
Ledge copper nine and came to Med
ford Saturday where his family re-
sides. He accused William Law,
a brick mason of that place. with be-
ing intimate with his wife aud a
street fight between the two men was
the result Law took the morning
train to Grants Pass and Sunday Nc.
Kissick swore out warrant for the
arrest of Law. He was told by the
Medford official to mail it to an officer
in Grants Pass who would serve IL.
but he decided to come to this city
and see that it was served, and he lost
his life in attempting to beat his
way ON freight train. He leaves a
wife and two little children. He
was about S5 years Of age.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
G. RA V E

The Blalock sawmill has stopped
work.
Miss Adah Sexton of Hugo has been
quite i'll
The weather has changed and is cool
and pleasant.
Miss Clorrsb Light has returned
from Grants Pass.
r. Culp Of Leland, made Mr.. Pen
wells visit last Monday.
Mrs. Amanda 'Shively is, running
the Leland hotel at present.
Born-August o, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer NJ. Duncan a 10 pound boy "a
Joseph Russell of Grants Pass was
guest at Ed Lights last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Irwin of Placer
passed through Grave last Saturday.
Mrs. Tarris Sexton of Hugo was a
guest of Mrs. Mary e. Light last
Sunday.
Misses Nettie Rutherford and Ora
Clum made Leland business trip
last Saturday.
Lewis Asher of Leland sawmill
made Grave a business trip last Sun
day to buy apples.
Mr.. Clark, who has been working
on Mr.. Porters' house has moved to
his home at Golden.
Mrs. Williams of Tolo, is visiting
her son, Ernest Smith, of Grave. Err
nest seemed SO happy.
Mrs. Shively and daughter Alice
Maloney returned home from Rose
burg Monady morning.
Horita Cushing has gone back to
Grants Pass. We guess this warm
weather doesn't agree with him.
Jay Reed has returned home after a
short visit to Eagene and he says,
Plenty OF work and good wages. -
Clarence Farley of Grave is working
at Leland. FARMER
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

river csntaloupes quite equal in fine
flavor and size those Of the famous
Rocky Ford distiict in Colorado, and
when they are as we'll known in the
markets will sell for the fancy prices
that are paid for the Colorado melons
Cassabas, though a new melon
brought here few years ago 1t il
said from India, is rapidly gaining
popularity and when people become
accustomed to its flavor esteem it
the equal of any other melon that is
grown, and many prefer it to water
melon or cantaloupes.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

The Medford Daily Tribune reports
that the Copper King group OF eight
claims. belonging to E. N. Anderson.
OF Medford; r. T. Blackwood. OF
Phoenix, and Frank Edwards. OF Joes
Bar, has been bought BY William Per.
due, of Spokane, and P. ]. Tropv. OF
Pasadena, Cal. The price paid was
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

$4,000. e L. Jones, who was former
owner in the Blue edge and foreman
at that mine for the past year until
this Spring, has acquired an interest
10 the Copper King property aud will
have charge Of the extensive develop.
ment work that will at once be begun
on the claims.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
Blue Ledse Claims Sold

AS result of tho certainty that the
Blue Ledge Copper Company will in.
stall smelter on their property, other
property in that famous copper district
is taxing on tangible valuation and
some good sales are being made.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17
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GREEN BACK

Mr.. Hereford and family LETT Green
back Saturday.
Mrs. r. s. Blalock LETT on the Wolf
creek stage today.
We are told that Miss Eva Slower
has left for Portland.
Mr.. Oscar Johns of Glendale made
this place visit Sunday.
There has been quite q change in
the weather the last few days.
r. s. Blalock has quit the Martha
mine and expects to move to Placer
soon.
Percy Williams and Henry Conger
came to Greenbaok one evening last
week.
Enoch Irwin Of the Martha, made q
flying trip to Greenback last Saturday.
evening.
Charlie Carville Of Placer made this
place and the Martha mine isit
Saturday.
Mr.. Scharingson and his son Paul Of
the Martha made this place visit
one day last week.
Messrs. Bradley and Smith. who
were employed at the Martha mine.
left for Portland one day last week.
Misses Flora Gillum and Pearl
Brown and Mr.. William Brown of
Glendale. made Greenback visit last
Friday.
NJ. Breevort, one Of the managers
Of the Greenback and Martha Mining
Company, arrived in Greenback this
morning.
W. O. Benjamin, an employe Of the
stamp mill, got his hand mashed very
badly but not 30 bad but what he will
not be kept from work.
Oscar Johns of Glendale passed the
Martha Sunday on his way to the
Duncan ranch where he said, "he was
going to purchase hogs" D"
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Conger of Pla.
Ger have bouncing baby boy of which
they are very proud as the two older
ones are both sweet little girls.
Little HON and Amy Inman
walked form Greenback to Jump off.
Joe Sunday, where they went to visit
their Grandmother Mrs. Inman.
Stewart Espy, famer employed at
the Greenback and Martha mines, left
Greenback Saturday, August sth.
Mr.. Espy tells us that he intends to
go to klamath Falls
George s. e.r. farmer employed at
the Martha mine, had the misfortune
OF getting his head badly hurt While
he was working In the mine. a large
rock fell and hit him in the face.
Calvin Clark and family left this
MI lu.s ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

+: The fire department was called out
last Saturday afternoon owing to a
small blaze in the roof OF the Trimble
blacksmith shop. The fire was put out
without much damage
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

1t pays to advertise a useful article.
Nine times out of 10 there'll be a
buyer before the ink is dry. Try it.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

Underwood Typewriter agent. "A,
L. VOORHEES,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1906-08-17

Calvin Clark and family left this
place last week. Mr.. Clark tells us
that he is going to Estacada. Mr..
CLARK has been an employe of the
Greenback for the past two ars.
"YUM YUM. "
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1906-08-17
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Business Transacted in Regular
Session.
TOLEDO, Or, August 8, 1906.

TOLEDO, Or, August 8, 1906.
Presentation. B. F. Swope, County
Judge; Hon. F. A. Thompson, County
Commissioner; Hon. John Fogarty,
County Commissioner; Ira Wade. Coun-
ty Clerk; James H. Ross, Sheriff.
BILLS ALLOWED
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-14

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ielben Quginblid, in benz Der jusenb'
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Ionore unp islbIt in pisIsm 4useublit
flare uno gsb:steriide Stimms. 4ber
entIeBt niben Die MGnner Suriid, als
oisisr 4ufforosrung nur Der Sdau eis
mes S6ufss unb bas puhtiee Nies
beritiir3en bes bis babin an Die Sbiir
gslebntsn 3Drpers folgtsn. ginigs Ses
tunosn lang blieb es Itiu auf Der
Ireppe, ais itpde ben Mdnnern Der
N!bem Dor Dem, mas Ith binter bieier
peri9loNsnsn Sbiir beseben bate.
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legsnbeiten bes SauIes aenau bstdnnt
tpdrsn, baitig binunter uno tebrte To-
fort nit benz ~itarten Bell auriid, tpels
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neben be- &ihe aufbepabrt purte.
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nit leiIsr eri4Dpftsr Sttmms, aber
oo6 nit Der Nube, bic ibm Der berdn,
ndbenoe COB CAB, bon ben MGnnern
gebDrt az nsroen, pel9e er ais Die
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mar cine fur9tbare 8eibte, pel9e bic
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S4ulb in Douiter 4usfibrlihteit abs
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pelte lie umeaben.' Nur Gins itano
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Der uniiberipinbIi9e 4bIdeu, ais Grs
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ab3ubrinsen. Iuh Serr bon Sedens
bprf Der ben Srauen nd1 Reubamm
gefolet tpdr, miibts ith p~ergebens, Nlice
gu betpegen, tuenigItens einen She'll Der
@intiinfte bon Guabronn fir Ii6 au
pertpenben. 4lice mar felt entihlpIs
fen, ar ihr Sab unb @rt Oemienis
gen 81 iibsrldhen, ipelhsr na9 ibrsr
ftiten lleberaeugung Der sisenilids
@rbe oes @rafen bon gnabronn bate
fsin miiHen, uub fir fid lelblt Elm 2.s
ben Der 4rbeit unb @ntbebrunq az
pGblen, bds 3ugleih cine Sii6ne mar
fur bic 3bat ibrer Mutter. @s bes
irrte fe AUDI nibt in ibrem GntI4luB,
bob @gon Wiibau bieIe Gintiinfte
ebenfaIs niht dngenummen bate. Die
beiben iuneen MenIhsntinber bdtten
itd mad benz I1redli6en procefe ni6t
pieOerseIeben; benin alice mar nod
einmol in i6re &rantbeit berfallen,
unb Geon WiIoau bate Ieinen
S9msr3 Dur9 eifriges Stubium in
ben alien 8rGbern Siciliens Al be-
tGubsn ge1u6t. Dis Wilbdu bdnn mad
etnem Sabre ii9 als pripatoo3ent in
Berlin nieberlieb unb in benz Sedens
borfi9en SquIe eine 5peite 6eimatb
gstpann, maj Nlice ldngIt In elm 2ebs
~rerinnen9S Seminar eingetreter, lun ii9
IpGter imNusldnbe einen 1slItItGnbigen
@rtperb gu bsgriinben. Srobbsm f6ien
es feline Bride an geben iiber ben Mbs
gruub, Der bic beioen MenI9en bon
chamber trennte.
Qbsr 6err bon Sedsnborf bate BET
Iid bsIdloRen, bieIem &f Elm gnoe
gu bereiten, unb feline tp~armber5ige
Srdu bate ieinem @ntf9lufe NIT
6reuoen beigeitimmt. go bate Der
Electromagnetic an Ggon ed9rieben
unb ibn gebeten, i6re Gtniamfeit In
Neunomm 10 balb tpie mOgli9 tbeilen
gu poIen, bate ibm dbsr perI6pies
gen, bab glice BEL ieinsr 5rau tpsilte.
4liee erfubr natiirli9 ebenfo tpenig
bon bieier @~inlabuns Sedenborfs ON
Ggon fpk bon befen glnttport. boB
er ibr balb unb germ 5olse leiitsn
uerbe.
E~AT,,6 foyct