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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-11
rHE corr. MRRoUR.
Manager &. ". Dern Tells About Con
ditlons IA Gold Camp.

George H. Dern. general manager Of
the Consolidated Mercur properties at
Mercur. was in the city last evening
and has expressed himself as well salts
fled with conditions. we are now
treating between 200 and 500 tons OF ofu
"a day he said this morning. and are
employing 400 men. This number is
rather more than for some months past
and just about equal Co the force em-
ployed a year ago. The ore we are now
treating averages close 20 81 ton. The
second section OF the shines plant Is I'm
operation and is giving very good re-
suits.
"At the Ingut property which has
been shut down for some time past,
things are again I'm active operation. A
new electric hoist has been Installed
ana commenced work last Thursday.
An incline has been started on the vein
ON the i0O-foot level and the face looks
fine The values obtained so far are
by mo means phenomenal but there Is
every indication that these win be per-
fectly satisfactory before many feet
more have been cut"
Mr. Dern will remain in the city only
a day or two before returning again 20
the property
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PRODUCE

..tt. >-o, M wbe wheat market
n.,' So 49,, .tr',,y hoeause ~ hirber
'vu94 .tlities ~ "a iaren
,apl.s 9 ,,u pcre,,tc, wheat ooeii@d
-Apo', "t tt.hlr "a, io "a. sod down tn
~ ~ l.'+,,rf I'll "a.
~ gu tu.'' w ,,-.. str,,rc lo st.r,,,,s .
~. 80 t,r,.isa - ar,.
Wy VIZ" r,e.....'t ..r ,r,,,cd Al 90 -7f.
higher at -6a, FOO NN and FOR time
reg "'lNig '"., Iot ,... s,rors
the eN's '..N va
o,,,,,.,i biebcr "a W ma s1rl
p. va
The provision market was strong at
l,o hoe Inn i,ter eesed RI .n rs.,Iig.
he salsa Jau,lary park .ponsd 81
blgher ana declined 10 ig DID Tara g.
iaf birher Al s. s0 and declined ~ III
I3u,s ononed T, to 80 bf,bsr mi iot a..
l'iisse nd declined no. I'm ''1' '' '-'-f TO
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UTAH STOCKS
SHOW STRENGTH
==-r=-a
Several Substantial Gains Re-
corded With Outlook En-
couraglng.
MARKET FIRM DURING DAY.
sales Fully Equal to Average ~
The Past Few
Weeks

While the sales during the morning
session ~ the salt Lake stock and
Mining exchange were not large. they
Nere well up 10 the average and the
market In spite Of the prevailing low
prices. showed hrmness in marked
contrast to conditions as a whole dur
ms the past few weeks
with the exception OF Seven Troughs
there WAS but little activity outside ~
Utah stocks. or these South Column
bus Con. on the regular call and Beck
Tunnel on the open board led the
day. the former moving up from 80
Go 90 during the forenoon and the lat
ter form ~ 90 81. Notwithstanding the
passing OF the dividend decided upon
AZ the directors meeting held In Provo
this morning
Nearly an stocks dealt la showed
slight advances and feeling OF cone
ndence appeared Co exist throughout
both sessions,
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in the markets now. but Within 40 days
they VIII begin 10 show up. Commits
sion men say there viii be- a plentiful
supply from Ulntah and Sanpete coun-
Ties n IL doubtful N there are any tur-
key shipments from eastern points. az
the big houses down east are only buy
ms az they can see an immediate mar
ket ahead. and are not doing anything
ln the storage line on account Of The
condition " the money market There
was scarcity OF halibut in town sat
urdav but lot arrived last night from
the coast The prices obtaining IN the
markets. lndny nra AZ follows.
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FORENOON SALES

Columbus. 200 at 40
DAILY 10 az 1.25.
Grand Central 100 at 80. 100 at 2 so.
Lower Mammoth. 200 al 1.25t4. seller
80. 200 az l.l5. seller 80: 700 at IFS.
Ma Day, 3no al as: 500 at 80. 500
at 3sh.
Colorado. 200 AT 2S5.
Crown Point, 80 al 49,
Mountain Lake 800 at S5iS
South Columbus Con. 200 at So 100
az 81 100 ~ 80. 200 AZ So 800 al IS. 100
az SO
Sioux. LOO a. %. 1000 Al 80
Seven Troughs, 100 al 45. 1000 at a..
1000 al ~; 400 50. 800 at 40, seller 60
OPEN BOARD.
Beck Tunnel. ] 900 al ~. 800 AT 80. 500
az 81. 100 az g..
colorado NJ 100 at 2.s5 seller 81
Crown Point. 5000 az 49,
Columbus, 700 at 40. Dalton. g. O00 az
Ola
Lower Mammoth 200 az no. 200 az
l11k.
Mammoth. 100 al 100
Seven rroughs. 400 al 40. 800 NJ 4s.
100 at asa
Sioux Con, 1890 AZ S2is. 500 81 a..
Uncle Sam Con. i00 a 81 500 at IS.
6O0 At So. 500 20.
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DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
Well known Provo Companies Order
Profit Distribution.

Al "a meeting of the board OF dirce-
tors of the Beck Tunnel Mining COM
pHny, held al the companys headqu3r-
ters st Provo this morning ii was
decided 20 pass the usual monthly
dividend for the past month
No reason o. given for this other
than the existence OF financial condl-
uons which lenders 4 advisable 70 con-
serve the company cash FOR the pres
ent. The dividend last month was
paid according 20 custom but the pre-
ccding month was also passed for rea-
sons similar a those now quoted
The Colorado Mining company H.
rectors also met this morning and post
ed a dividend of cents. while The
Grand Central came through with a
distributi9n OF 4 cents per share
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NORTH BINGHAM MINE.

Articles OF Incorporation ~ tb"
North Bingham Mine have been nled.
The property is situated In Harkers
canyon iu Bingham, and has already
shown splendid assays. The corpora
ton has for ts basis nine claims. ami
the place ~ business Is given as SAL
Lake City
The directors are. ID. W. Adamsop.
Lawrence s. Mariger. l.. J. Haddock.
Horace s. Ensign and George T..
Brown. ID w. Adamson is president.
Lawrence s. Mariger. vice president.
and Lon J. Haddock secretary and
treasurer
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REarLAR ?. NJ sALEs-

Columbus Con, Toe at go. 100 at
2.75; 200 at 2.72ia: 100 az 2.50.
Lower Mammoth goo AZ LES.
May Day 500 al 49, 1900 at 3sh
100 nc 40. 500 at Al; 500 at 30; 800 at
~.
Uncle sam Con. 500 at So.
Beck Tunnel Co. 500 at 52 zoe at
ST. 500 at 81.
Col Mining. 100 al 80. 100 at , 90;
100 at 2.S7h.
Mountain Lake. 1000 at sC 200 az
36t4.
south Col Con. / 500 at 90. 1000 az
81. 400 az go, 100 az 80. 100 az o.
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OUTLOOK DARK
T.Aodu- from Nevada Continue. Many
Mines Closed Down.

Fresh arrivals from Nevada are pour
ing into Salt Lake on nearly every train
and apparently there Is nothing 400 sight
10 stem the exodus An these people
teu ths Same story. They have faith bon
the ultimate future Of Nevada. but they
object streuunusly to remaining there
with absolutely nothing coming iu and
just as much N not more than ever go
iuf out
A recent arrival in the city from
White Pine county says. 'Eiy has her
mlnss and always win have and the fu.
lure NJ the camp Dr. not in the least im-
paircd by the present financial striu-
gfncy merely postponed Al the same
lime the effect on Ely hHs been bad
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HIGH VALUES OBTAINED.
Important strike IN Gold Mountain
Mining District,

Another good md has been made ON
tbe Great Western Mining A Mllllng
coupany's ground. situated on me
northwest slope ~ Gold mountain. In
the west drift. al depth pf lvo teei'
ther. Al nov showing ls inches Of very
hIvh grade silver ore that carries values
in gold as we'll Picked pieces Of the ore
show native silver in abundance, ana
IA ould ASSAY thousands OF ounces ton.
The company has on the dump nearly
two carloads ~ ore that has been
taken out in the course 0f development
that was broken in the east drift where
"a little stopping has been done. owing
fo the inability OF the company 20
secure qulck settlements from the "a
piers and shelters shipments have
been suspended. and The entire force Is
nov engaged Ina Development work.
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CONFERENCE PAMPHLET
Now Ready for Delivery

me onIlro pTOce0dlnF1 N no FomI-
annual conference held ln the Tabrr-
naclo and Assembly HAN oct 4. 6. ana
6. 1907 IA nov printed This b "a
work that should b. in the home ~
every member ~ tho Church as ID
contains verbatim reports m AN The
discourses send in your order now
a. the edition n limited
Postpaid 40 any address. Csc.
DEsEHET NEWS HOOk STORE
Main Street
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Starvation Sits
At Loaded Tables
You can Lead a Dyspeptic to the
Table, But You cannot
make Him Eat

There comes o. time in the lives M
great many men aud women when s,.,,
q sirluin steak ceases 20 be poctr, D,
becomes protest The appetite h
comes ntiul aud frettul Nothing ON tho
hlll OF fare can coax TO-
Inc appetite Oh there and Yot 10 Ierst
This makes eating a. mere matter 90
machinery mouth doesn't vefr.
The stomach haF been worked 0vprtin,.
ana the body and tho brain are navirt.
Tho penalty
There are thousands OF people in ever,
station of life who are walking the earth
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SHOWS RICH SAMPLES.
Ola Time Camp OF Rawhidc MAY
Again Come 10 Front


The old mining camp Of Rawhide In
Nve county. situated eight miles south
" Tlh0 and l0 miles northeast of
stone cabin. Is liable 60 come TO thr
front as another heavy producer OF
gold end silver The district has been
revived hy the energy OF Goldheld pros
pectors Years ago ssne ore WAS ship
ped from the camp, but 10 was not rich
enough tO iulunf the early discoveries
OF tha district to continue work The
railways now bring fhe means u trans
portatl0n within recognizable bounds
William lanY returned from the camp
yesterday. whore he h. interested 40 "A
number of claims with Martin Dean.
and no brought back with him a num-
Der of samples that when tested by
hre went a. higf aa i63 a ton in gold
and silver. The ore was taken rom
general samples of the veins that
vary iu width from four 10 seven feet
Values are about equally divided be-
tween sold nnd silver
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WYOMING OIL FIELDS.

Special Correspondents
Garland. Myo. Nov. o.--Ihe Mon
tana-Wy Wyoming oil Gas company
md other concerns operating in the
iii aeids near here. are planning the
erection OF "a large refinery az Garland.
The proposed plant Is 20 be built next
year ana with It's completion. a large
nulnber OF wells win be opened.
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EXCURSIONS TO
COOLING IDAHO

For Opening 10000 Acres Land.
Under Carey Act. Tickets sold Nov
omber 10Th to 18Th. Inclusive. limit Nov.
eInber ZOth. Opening takes place Now
ember 18Th. Ask agents FOR descFlp-
tive matter. Round TRIP from Salt Lake
$3.50. city Ticket once. a0i Main
street
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Nov. u-Cstuo-Re Receipts
about $500. market Zoe lower heevcs
4)Q6 90. COWS 4 35ad.O0. calves 5.jOf
7D: Texans 3aHi Do. westerns 3O0rf
5.25. stockcrs and feeders ala4.45.
Hogs-Receipts about $500; market
steady. light fAtfi5. q. mixed $3.50 g.
heavles f0u5.51. rough 4.Sr5.U0; pigs
l.oo06 On. bulk 510N5.45.
Sheep Receipts about 5000. market
weak 90 Zoe lower Native 2. f0Q5. 90; west
orus o 0n5 20. ycarlings l.Ol0j Sc; lambs
f25a7.o westerns t&A6.S5.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Nov u.-Cattle- Receipts
1850 including 30 southeTns: market
slow. Native 4.5006.lf. native COWS and
heifers I 60n4 %. stockers and feeders
q. 75d4 20. bulls 2.ooQ3 30. calves 3.00g6 .,
western steers 45sia 60; western COWS
Hogs Receipts 5000. market steady:
bulk indg 10. heavy 1000. 10. packers
siG6 %: pigs and lights S0615
Sheep Receipts 1900. market Toe lower
Muttons 4.&uf 81. lambs 5.ooN6.1o. range
wethers g 9O05 10. led ewes 50d4 30.
OMAHA
Omaha. Nov u.-Cattlc- Receipts
$3.50: market slow 20 Zoe lower. native
steers 4elQ6 ~; cows and heifers 25a
$40, western steers 2ood6o Texas
steers o9N4 %. range COWS and hcifers
2 .o0d3 %, Gamers .0A2 2'. stockers and
feeders 8 1874 IS, calves 16a4 5.25. bulls
and stays .i0fi3 90.
gs-Receipts 1900 market 5uloc
higher. HEAVY $4,000. mixed 1910 %.
light ieoa5oo, piss iicaf9o, bulk "
sheep~Rsceipts 5000. market steady
vearlings 4.0a4. 20, wethers g. N4 20;
ewes a0ff4 60 lambs 50fff 90
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WOOL


ST. Louis. Nov ll..-Woul STEADY Tor
ritory and western medium 2id25. fine
medium 2oG2 fine iul9
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ahnrrrg. pick dllN nii'f'i tt'
~ o,nnlovod ON thc surface. in on
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A.is
ms scale does not apply To poss
,nacr a years OF age who may pe
employed underground al tne RAJ ~
81 5o per day. on outside al 81 per gay
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y. n. SNOW a Co, stock Brokers
~ Commercial Blk. Both Phonesis78.
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custom Asuayers and Chemists. 400
south West Temple 81
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATIONS.
phones eiO.
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WALKER
p,fy Thou-aud Tons Purchased '"'
Eariy Delivery.

Ne0 york. Not. ia pool ih ~nleh
the largest copper consumers OF ~
rome are represented. says the 4h.''s
todav. was recently FORMED il l.oiF
and has purchased 10000 tohs "i ~
Der. The price paic Pos Hhhh.'s -.
- ,re,auinr price lu the market The
',.,.,,e,. Il I'D be- delivered Ion NoNemoeg
ana december The amount lnNoiN o q
u .prroHlmateh gls.o0n 600 which d
M he maid in London ON dehNer2'
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r. NJ West q Co. stock brokers.
u r. Walker nlk. Both phones Of
nee and residence
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Montana Tonopah. AS hid. Tono-
pah Extension. l.O00l.Ob. MacNa-
mara, i1n1s, Midway. A. bid. TOno-
pah Belmont 90 bid Touopah North
Star. 500. Ohio Touopah gas. West
End Sons. 81 hid. Rescue sac Tom
opah q California. asked. Golden AM
Choir hn6 Jim Butler 49n5t. Cash
Boy . BID Home. 2 bid Monarch
Pitts. Extn., gas, Montana Midway
ENtn- 20 3. Golden Grown. 3nf
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( MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS
This Mornings Metals,

Local ore buyers are making
settlements today on the basis OF
GNs cents per ounces for silver
IaG cents pound for casting
copper. tt cents "a pound Tor
cathode copper and f4.1h per
100 pounds for lead
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4. = CAMPBELL.
stock Broker. tt5 d. D. walker Block
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q. D. Peak. one ~ the directors {
the Reuben Gold Mines company a.
stateline. 10 IA tho city
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All wall napcrs 20 pr cent on. W
A Duyall. no West Second south
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James a. Pollock & co, furnish the
following quotations on Nevada mining
stocks from San Francisco today:
COMSTOCK
Ophir .07Eg1.lO; Mexican 90
asked. Gould 4 Curry. no asked. Con.
Va. lln42. Savage 33m34 Hale &
Norcross. 40GH. yellow Jacket i 500
1.15. Belcher. tsn20. Confidence 90
asked Sierra Nevada. 32N3J. FIX
cheduer 90 bid Union. 1911
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NEW YORK QUOTATIONS.
e'':':'s':'s':-.:'':'

LEAD. weak. 1SeA 20
COPPER, Weak. tslb a 1879
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

to be grown on poor land. y
better yield of grain could be ex.
pectcd than would come from
corn under these circumstances,
and a good yield Of fodder would
be certain. Fall sown oats could
follow. and next year COW peas
to build up the soil. The use OF
kair corn is spoken of here a.
an experiment, because il has
not been grown enough IN this
section 10 make II certain when
il will succeed, but the reports
made TO me by a number who
tried II last year ~ for the
most part very favorable. and Il
trial is recon- mcndcd If this land
is plowed up.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

A ". iaibcrs. ~S,arartlEc. yiAs.
EDITOR GAZETTE:
Complying with your request
| give some facts about the pro-
duct,on OF cotton by me aud the
land on which i, has been grown.
Il made $7n prof, on II acres.
This is hill land and was very
poor when bought !, several
years ago. |, would no, then
make onc.iour,h bale per acre.
| have made three aud onc.half
bales since. Ia i9uh made a
total OF eleven bales. for which !
received Is cents for the first
bale. IL for the next two. and *
cents for eight others. plow
deep aud cultivate we'll. ! have
\ barn 100 feet long and 20 feet
wide. with a shed on each side
10 feet wide the same length as
the barn. This makes a space
covered by buildings 100 fee, long
aud ~ feet wide. There arc
lots around the barn cut up into
different pens. SO do not think
cultivate over L.. acres.
winter my cattle here every
year making the soil constantly
richer. have been offered
>l1l.ss per acre, or $4,000 cash
no. for building lots. but for
planting. Perhaps it would be
proper. to say have done this
while managing a hotel and not
being strictly in the business
OF farming. Some parties I sold
sced to last year have recently
sold their cotton for 20 cents;
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01
Weedy Melilotus
EDITOR GAZETTE:

EDITOR GAZETTE:
AS you will c Der, l have
been here only one crop year.
Com pared TO what have been
used to. everything is so differ
ent, the handling Of the land and
crops. the blowing, seeding and
harvesting; there is also such
unrelia bic labor. | think il is
high time for ia 10 make a
change; and am about the same
as a small boy, have TO be told
again and again. and therefore
want advice again through the
Gazette. ! have one piece OF land
growing in weeds and mclllotus.
or rather spotted with the lat.
ter. II has not been plowed for
several years; but is fenced
against large stock and is or =
rather high knoll with a good
slope and is ~undcrlaid with lime
rock. Don't think il IN a valua.
bic farming block. but would
like TO &C, some good from it.
What is the best for me 10 do
with it. let il grow up 10 weeds
aud mclilotus and rcsccd itself,
or will the mclilotus be over.
powered by the weeds Or
would i, DC better TO plow il up
and rcsecd III |! 80. to what
Oats and then m lilo,us. or the
al once II the latter.
ls the best time TO SOW il
and how much 10 the acre.
Would this be a good block TO
put in alfalfa this spring |
understand that melilotus inoc-
ulates the soil for alfalfa.
Jon. SCHMIDT, Egypt, Miss.
Reply by editor: On lime soil
mclilotus has 4 great advantage
over most weeds, but the kind
OF weeds or the thinncss Of the
stand OF melilotus might cause
failure. The weeds could be
cut low with n mower in April
and again IN May. then letting
the melilotus seed and 30 get \
stand with \ fair prospect OF
success. This land. it seems, il
not very fertile, and therefore il
not we'll suited to alfalfa. II the
plot is not too large to expert
mcnt with. kair corn would be
4 good crop TO try on il, since it
will do as we'll as anything likely
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-03-01

o! Cock Improved cotton seed for
sale At si.-s ,sc' hu. Larger quaint.
,tes cheap The srrtt arc pure aud
@ctc nn; damaged by last fall
storms MAGNOLIA FARM.
MAGNOLIA, Miss.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15
ACTUALLY CURES CATARRH
Demaray's Faith in Hyomei Is
so StronS He Sells II Under
Guora ntee.

Demarsy backs mp his faith in
Hyomei as a cure for catarrh and
bronchial troubles with a positive
guarantee that if IL does not cure. the
money will be refunded.
Hyomei is based on natures way of
curing cstsrrh. 1t contains ooncen.
t,ated healing oils and gains of the
pine woods, prepared in such form
that they can be brought into your
own home, with the same results as
though you lived out of doors in the
Adirondacks, and in this way you
can be cured of catarrh, and affections
a the nose, throat, and lungs while
lt home or at work.
The complete Hyomsi outfit costs
bot 81. extra bottles, il needed, may
b obtained for SOC. With Hyomei,
atarrh can be cured pleasantly and
easily at small expense with no risf
Of the treatment costing a penny un
lees it cures.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15
NEW HOPE
Too late for last issue.

Too late for last issue.
Frosty weather at present.
Geo. Walter and Mr.. Wynant have
been spraying their orchardF.
John McCallister of Provolt passed
through our burg Friday en- route to
Grants Pass. tN5 sgS,b,ss--''' 80,
,Esl
Werner Daniels of the Southern
Pacific bridge gang is laid up with a
severe bruise on his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs Boss Hard have moved
to MUrphy. We regret to lose them
but our loss is Murphy's gain.
We are having fine weather at this
writing. Mr.. Wynant was at the
Pass Monday, also Mr.. Peters.
I wonder what is the matter OF
Monty? suppose he is fixing his
fence and has not got time to write.
The New Hope grabbing company
have received their new grubber and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15

Well yes, Uncle Eben, have
read GulliyeIs Travels and 1 like
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15

EN-, don't you? But beauty is more
than skin deep, for beauty is as
beauty does.
Oh say, Monty" you are away
behind the times now, wake up, oh
thou sleeping Jake and give US some
items once more or we will know you
are going under.
Died-On Sunday. March Sd, 1907
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF
Lindsay, age II days. The remains
were laid to rest in the Missouri Flat
cemetery Monday.
1t seems strange that fellow can
not get s..psper out of his mail box n
good shape; but no, instead, it m nst
be half torn up. Someone must be
very careless or else has pick at
some certain one.
z Our reporter had the pleasure of
visiting Charles Swinden not long
since. and while there Mr.. Swinden
was talking about spraying and also
showed me some of his trees that were
almost dead year ago with scale,
which he has killed now by spraying
and he says he sprayed before rain,
and finds he got the best results by
doing so and his trees proves the
theory. He claims it keeps the sui.
phur and lime damp until it does the
work. better than if it was too dry.
For example, go and inspect his
trees.
RED CLOUD.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15

is at work grubbing for Geo. d.
Walter at present.
: Miss Bessie McColm has taken a
position as teacher in one of the Le-
land school districts. Miss MoColm
is an excellent teacher and is sure to
give entira satisfaction wherever she
teacher.
Several young folks from Applegate
and Provolt passed through our burg
Saturday and Sunday also Mr.. AID
Mrs H. Ruch of Wilderville.
Well they may talk about their
pretty girls all they please, but the "a
are none TO compare with the
charming young girls of our town, for
W. have two left and l think that
the reason that RED Cloud" has so
many, is because he is too slow to get
married. Ha ha
SHORTY.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-03-15

School began last Monday in Dis
triot No. 79 with Mrs. Grout OF
Grants Pass in charge.
Think we need some road work done
in this vicinity, as the roads are
almost impossible, it seems as though
our road supervisor has forgotten all
about our road the last few years.
i see some Of our correspondents are
kicking about the bad weather.
Anyone who kicks about our Oregon
Winters should spend year or two in
the East or in Canada, then they could
appreciate Southern Oregon.
SCRIBLBER.