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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
&rieibciGrocrnna mad Scm MnslanSc.

Die mlSlGnSiiAc &oit iiir 0ie nit
Dem 3. Sanror 1907 cnOenoc @ohe
id)Iicbt, IN alien 60acn piinftIid, i'm
@ollpt-Eoltamt, mic folgt;
Die HSodct-Eoit lit tdgIih bon 8
llbr &ormtittog8 bis 5 llbr Nbcn0S
oifclL ollSgcnomncn Soruntag.
Gle @ocfet.Yoit nadp 0cuti6lanO
idlicBt lin 10 llbr Gormittog3 am :.
mo 4. Sanunr 1907; noh @roB6ri'
taunton un0 SrIonO 0ienItn8s unO
6rcitaN3 nm 5 llbr N6cn0S.
Camper ia6ren bon NemsDorf ab,
lpcnn nidt unOcrS anGc8c6crt.
Ernn3-N tlnnti Of G i 0 it.
NiGnItal - 6 llbr Nbcnos: na6
europa per 0anpier DOceanlc," ptn
Gllccnstown.
Wittrod) - 7 llbr N6cn0S: nadl
europa per 0ompicr 80 lorraine"
MA &oprc C4Soit nod @robbritannien
mo Srlnlto mlb ppcr "a lorraine"
bcjcid)nct icin).
IrcituN = ll6r 9(bcloS: nad)
europa per 9nmpier st. Saul" uia
YIpn1out6 unO GbcrbourB; nod) ben
N5oren- SnicIn per Gpi. oGeoric."
80 it mad 3 ii s. II. Gentrol.
Imcrifu, " it's etc.
Gienitag - I llbr 9tddntitta1S:
nacl ,$onlaica per Ian1pfcr BON 90
lton. 7 ll6r Nbcno9: nnh Bermuda
per Compiler ,@crmuoio;" uoh Gre
MAZDA un0 lriniOao per Dompier
.@%rcnoOo;" nod @arbnooS, Guiana
II. Ycrnombuco per Gampicr ~Sieg'
lin0c."
/. Wittmod) - 10 ll6r 9tbcn03: nod
Sen @obnn,aS, Guba, Ducotnn mo
Gompcdc per 0umpicr rWcrioa;"
nodb ,inngln, @apti u1o Colombia
per 0ampicr ,&enctia;" ndd Winrti.
niQlte, Barbados umb Guiana per
0ampicr .EuliSmon;" nod) Samoico
per Nampicr BON Ebilnoclpbia; nad)
I}crndmblco per Iampfcr yWtn."
0onnerltug - 10 l(br NbenoS:
nadl Santi per 0ompfcr oFrinS 8iI.
lem ser &icrtc;;" nadb Central Nmc'
rifo, Colombia, ser &nuuljonc uno
S1icn al ser Sii0.Enciiicfilitc per
Gampicr uin Colon,
6rcitag = llbr Nbcn08: nad)
Barbados, Guiana mo Moro 9raIis
lien per 0ompfer nGdmctcnic." 10
llbr N(bcnOS: nod &orto Nico, GIT
racao mo &%cnc5ucln per 0omplcr
.GarocoS;;" nod) Eorto Hico per
0onpicr ,Toncc." pin YoHcc; nnh
9rniilicn per 0ampicr p9pron;"
nab Sen 9ecmaro. uno @in0maro.
&nieIn un0 @uiono" per 0nnpicr
.aorcnu;" mad NorO SrGlilicn per
Camper o@opn5;" nnd) jamaica,
Banana, ser 8arnljone mo 9olom'
bia per Gnmpicr YGagus."
". Sail Sorri3,
Goitmeiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Q(1tDerl.
9lonlon BON u. Is. bpn Snttncr.
Sortiebulla.)

(SorticBung.)
3nan3i9 @u!o2n. Sn elmer No6t
iooiel, ais i'd i'm Wlonat brau9te! Sf
poatc mtt1 ndber nm sic Sa6e err
tunoigen. a6er IS trat Elm Wa6mdnn
nit eiuem 6errn in Gipil Gin uno mein
Sii1genofe perlitB i'm felbsn Nu9erz
Bid GaitiQ 0as 9ofieeGaus. Ser 9err
IN Gipil lam Damn auf mid gu, unb
fragte mid, mas i] bier made.
SD trinte meinen &affe,,' eripis
berte i1 ettpas erItaunt.
,Sbre geIGdftisunQ?'
SD fanb btsies 2lusfra9en 70 ions
oerbar, oaB i'd feline Mnttpprt gab,
aGlein Der @n6ere tenertte Itrenq:
,Sunger Mann, ih ie6e sic bier gum
eriten Mal - uno i'd min boffert, oaB
es 3ufau 1T. g2sbmen Sic Ii9 fir ole
Submit in @4t. iid nit Sali6Ipielern
an einen Sid Su IeBen. ionTt miro Sic
Die Yoliaei Su Semen rehn:n miiiien!
Die @oli3et? NlIo mar oaS Elm
&pmmiHdr, tpie Sener 0amdl8, in Ger
Diligence? S6 feb Mrs geIagt iein,
tranf baItig Sen GeIt msines &affess,
uno gin9 na9 oauIe.
Sas nabr6afte getrGnt uno 81,
8Grme batten mir po5laet9dn; outb
0eb I@ien nit ieinem gbenoeTen Sus
frieoen geipeIen 81 ietn; mir '6liefen
ME oie Somftcr unO id, trdumte BON
3eftpr: Gr fi:lt mir cus p~i:o,rQefunz
bsne Mdnuitript bin urO Id9te: ,Sieb.
Inorcas, ie9e Geite lit slpon5ig Sui
Den lpertb, un0 haS oan3e Bud qeb0rt
Dir Damn ld0el3e er in ieiner lieben
alton Weiie, uno rei9te mir ole Sonb,
Die i1 tiiBte...
MorgenS auf Der lIn;perTtdt gene
fen, fanO fe je0o6 Der 5eiertuge bal
Der 9ei9,ofsn. 0d toante i'd ben
0ar3en Sa1 nit GteQenIuGen 3ubrinz
gen-tdm in0eB, lpie bi8Ger, to6tmiibe
uno obne GrFpt0 nod 01uTe.
Die GGlte in ser aormer 1T rieO:r
beibeno. Ped un0 jh rerten mi! Sebnz
iudt an Oas norme &affcc6au8-aGer
Die - qoIi3eil"
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baltimore Marfibcridltc.

Baltimore, 81. Gc5embcr 1906.
3uiurb 1l,l0l 6oiicr. Gin.
idlicBlidt 3l0t 6Giicr ju Occult Eoint
mo 300 6Giier at Canton. aiiitcn.
p%erionot - 6oiicr. Gie Notirungcl
morcl mic iolgt;
@ci5cM.- 3liubr 1863 Suldcl
&crlonOt pom Ocn Glcputoren Gll1S
9uidrI; Glauotorcu Sorrntb 6ls 49,
9uid)cl. g;crfGuic: 20.CJO 9midNI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

81. 2el:mLer. - lor3sag Z llbr

pLEs ~N1S4lkAkNs --lOAEAst- . AlJA.
SD QIauGe, e8 mar ceitc,n Jieter,
Ser 9opf uno 81, 9tu5en I1mersen
MID ur9 fcftig un0 3n aGeo:m bciBt's
feu!e Bic &ammer rGumcn; Der Ser
min lit ass,lallfcn!
!Serr Yab srloutt mir, Ole @ij6er
uno @e,1 lei inn az IoE'en, Odmit id)
rid ufn Elm OtOc1 umI,5:n t6rrc.
Dor a1tm mG6te id ettca5 cITen, -
G6er pie? Der 9eu'el 1T Iesr - oars,
Gang Ieer! Do3 1T msin @ei6na6tss
fcIt - rein Gtriitboum! Scr eineml
So6r nod ipoy's onoerS: 1rau Gonz
Tt1ntia ipor nit ibrsm Gate eli ron Reb
gefpmmen; ga umftarbcn mir dne Der
9niigt o1s reita3eF6midta ItydbIen6e
8dumhen, ba3 SEER Tummerer nit
SiIfe Der Mutter oufnetubt bate.
No90em mir sic GIeini3fcitcr, Nie mir
nls @nQsIinCe er9a't:r, geb@ri1 b.tpuns
bert battct. aina's sum Gbcn0.Hen.
Ssrr 6ummerey fiiut, bie 0Idier nit
punI6, uno iagte: ,Wl1gcn mir nod
pft oieIe5 ih0nlte Set 0sS Sabres in
gliidIider Gtntradt feicrn! 9as lit
Elm gag. ser uns imncr pereinigen
ioGte! Sp6 @eibnod en-
Sd mub jeBt mein 8u6 ~5utlappen,
su mir itet,n urb geb,n, oenn Der neue
3immerberr lam jecen Nugenblid
tommen. Gs beibt GinauB, ouf Die
GtroBe! Die Cuff hdn9t roll S9nee,
unb i'd tabe nihtS. als bas leid)te
&St6sl; - 0nj miro tolt ie;n! -
Der Sopf bea;nnt ipieosr befiig gu
IGmersen; pieleidt ttut Die friide
SUIT sut. GOD Nei5nudten!"
@n6reds I9niirte feline Slider in Elm
8iinoel SuIammen. unb trug oieies
aun S9neioer biniiber. Ser @eieQe
ii6ernabm oas qadet, iofpie p:f), Osnn
osr n!5errr" ipar auf ben Maibna6tss
marlt cc1angen. I'm fir Ole ainber
r3tpstf9icns&arpuile" uno eingGum>
DIN 5u taufen. Ted pollte UNI ie0en
4reis ieinem Patron folQen; bieier
Bate o1e Wiife, Den !6uno Ianft sil.
riid5uiGiefeu. Gig er iif turh 81. Gbur
binouss'pdugtc. G@p:rfdliq itieg Ell
Die 1reppe bino5. Gr ito6 hieie Wats
ii9teit DER Gntmut6taung 81 unb traf>
tete, Iid) eli ipclis aouraJe ein3uiprez
den, afer c5 fpoIte niat gsIingen.
AIs ey gum 9auie bi%nau5irat, fiel
Der G@aec 10 Oi9t, DAP man tuum
5e6n G9ritt meit fs6en fonnle. offer
2drm nor teu.e gs0ampft: Ter Sui
iGtog Der 9Teroe, oas 0:ldute Der
S@e4en, bas &ro9en Der G6Iittenz
pei!Td)en, - ales bas I9lug pie aus
peite: T,rne, ME binter eincm gerge
beroor, an feline Sbren.
@ncrcns tiidtc ii4, nnbm cine Hu7bs
roQ S6nec, uno 6rudte benielten an
Die Geibe Stirn, an Die ro!bseIdpoaes
men Mu3sn. Gas t6at pobl; bas
fii6lte; abr taum mar Der Shnee
ssrftoKen. 10 brdnnte uno po4te es bon
nel:m i'm Grin.
Wa3 Tuo}ts sr eigentli1 auf Der
StraEe9 SID poite er tin2 gr puBte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
rs. Se3amtsl

Irmer, arlnsr 8atar! CO it porbei!
Sein Nnosrl fol Sid niDt mtbr i:be1.
@er peib, - bie1e;#t Iefsn mir uns
baIo; i'd fiihIc mi5 10 matt, - mis
front; - it's Die 6ol3e Der Sraucrz
botIddft, ODER e:bt eS ZEN GnOs 5u2
Ser gan5e S0rp:r III in G9reiB gebn.
oct, troboem id Dor adIte ~Sitiere. Nur
miihiam Fringe th ricIe Noric 5u pa
pier: Die 6eSer li:Qt mir mi: Bel i'll Der
!9anb, = unb Die 2tugsn iehen ni6t,
neil fs poa SbrGr:n iinh! 0isie
Sbrdrsn fino ale5. lpaS i'd Dir oar
5ubrin9en permaa, gutter Batter; --
Gtin @n6srl m0tt: ~ Tir. @dter,
--- hOrFt gu, -- - GCin Wuz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

@crionot non sen GlcpaiOrcn 2992lt
9uidel. Glcuutoren= Gorrnth 60. 1SI
Vnidcl. IerfGuie: 1900 Nuidlcl &C.
miid)tcr Spot Glcr) 81 Is, @o Sa'
mar 81 1925. 10000 Sobr 81 Is, |
@oggonS Spot Wcu) 81 Is. 10000
Spot Cncll) III ia, / Mnlgon 90.
90. ~ ia, I 90. Stcomcr gcniiidlicr
Spot III 10. $4,000 Spot (ncuD ~ Is.
10000 Steomcr 9cmiittcr Spot }rl
1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Canton nnb StetIambto~m n.
ehr7iot's nGthenirah ;-peiie,"
Gfr 4 mn {Xuuofi,G srnfif.

Sonptannrtier 6es .Banern ser. lint. .@crs
Gins" ~@ifeniran5 : Gamen : BereiHs, "
Canton SmmersudbSen zen Wnl. nnb 2eihs
sereins.~ .Neuif6e @tmiltbIidfeit" nHo
.SeIperrGnnfIaDe Dir. AIS, 3. @. g."
prif6ts Dier i'll ieoer Set. = 6. & g.,
SeIepboii: @olfe 1923 s..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
aoum Hupp'5 Hcftnurant,
Dr. am nyuvn.Krusrof.Mne ne r

Ser ~Goroolt Smmeripdbrenoer BamuereiR
hon Baltimore" oer'nmnieli fi6 bier iebett
ON. 3ap'. nab 6eu.i6cr gtrt oireit pom
SAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01

Safer. - 3uiubr 1921 9uideI;
ans Den GIcnotoren 5uriidge5oacl
6799 9uidel; Gleontorcn GorratD
229,2i0 Gllidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
@eutiGe SdIubrote:
9l(te Te0crbetten.

Ser bS6fie Rreis piro be5abli fir nIte Seberu
IN ,retno peIder Guoniiilt. Dian ienoe 9oit
fnrie at Z. Z. SinacS, Fr. 6i3, Eoro .eninlp.
etrnhe. Geioe Telephone. C3-.S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Seurs &. aicin's Nenonraut,

Er. PIG, Slnb', nale Sulunro.Strabe.
Sor5iiglide Reiie, Spiriiuoien II. Union
gigarrcn. 9eftee pier om 3npf. 9unfG
iiir 0ciGdtislerte bon II 100 BORN. bis
2 ubr gindu1ittCos. 1elepUon, s. & Il.
- Wit. GerHon 2n0S u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
s.. epahn,S Weitnurnnt,

se iinmmIurgss2ofal oes sIntoniu.eon
sIa9es %r. 800 3. 9. 81" sienben.Si'
tirlfts atr. 10G." -S9ilersEiitrifis Yr.
1913, .. II. ~" unb Y9iiiriffs 9ir. SO,
3. u. Y. 9aue an Rereine sn bernie
tben. 5einite @ierc, JSeiile uno anocre
Setrdrie. Gel: e. & q. gSpIfc 62g H.
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5000
NicS iii 1hrc Mclcornhcit


Sere nclten ntootrncn 5%tuciit1dipeu Sdrfer m
Der gioros9uricOsStrdbe 5ipifthen her Satrl
mount Aocine mo 6dGetfeaS Giraffe: ccmcItirie
Nclcr, 3rottuire unb 96fe; cmaiuirte Babe
mnnne una iidhe sglbauiie: MdrHlorsI rcppcn
Gtrabcirflaiter aus oergId5ten Sieqellteiuen.
Observation-Disclosures. ~gieaueaie 8erfauiss
8coinaun1cr. 9reis 5000. 90. Gruno3ins $50
pro Sdbr. 9tcbmt bic 6airmouutss lucmue. g8ae.
CONS.
Ialter 8. Nsiptat, an Or. uno Sieus.
NoO15-Sci1)
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&entige SAhubratc:

u 00ger-- 3nIllhr OUJJ UllldG,
oll9 Den Glcpotorcn 5uriidae}ogcn
1879 9uideI; 6leuoioren Sorrutb
1908 Vnld)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Gr. Wault,
0cnicher Nno 9.indiifrr.

Ser 6erborruaenoftc alter Meoieft. Gr crs
6dblt Sbncit. mas &c Ill iuiiie1 r~uiinfden. MAG
es gilnitia ODER uueiiuiiie fem, aleidbieI, mas
ooer gSiinfhe iinb. Gr bat snneren gebolfen.
ySarIm riti Sbien2 Go iiber3eret 1T er bon
@ieiner 5d9igfeit. onb or feline geSnbIuie i'm
Sornus fir @o-iriae entqeGen ninIrlt. uit0
locnn CT rihi i'll allen Sd1en b6aig 5mirieeen
tieut. miro Ieine 6ebiibr deceptirt. Sortrd9e
80 Scni5 lno $t.00.
SpredlitInoen non 10 bis Z lthr.
s. & v. Se'ep6on: A7onrf Sermon 6l76-D.
Gr. no, gurf.siueune.
(Gcaf4-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
2. VI. @dcrrlann's Sane,

Vor0DffsNdf WDhgI' Inb UnrrIinesStt.
6dupi1udytier bes ~g1dDern : MANNER.
hors." 9'ereiuss9erfamluIuna jeoen Son,
nerf.ag slGcro. Rene Wlitglieoes iuiGfunt,
nRu. SorIfGli6es Rier ocr .9aiional.
gTaaerei" uIn 3uJf.
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Gsrins's ,,Gantpn ateser,ran,.Snne,"

VNrtHAe nUuHtDn Etf6trftnH3fDnNt,"
SniiptauGrtier BEG .eanion'aieoer.ran3".
Gineiiuroe iehen Wiittipod @btnb. Set
SdIerfSerein oerfaEnneIt ii1 ieoea Iiens
tag stbeno. = rRationnl"sRier on 3apf.
GbeidpeafesIclepbon - gsolfe 1853 5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
gerlanst Sranrn nns MaSdcn:

@erlangt:
3iuei Scutf6e Nldoden; ei1e5 ais 9nmlil.
Hab5ufrdgcn in Dir. 93f, %pros6Giuert-S traGc
G-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
@crlanst WGnncr mnb Snabeu.

1erlnugt:
Gin Itarfer iunGcr WiaHn in elmer @robs
Shnicbs SSeriftdttc. 9tu65ufruGeI in |r. 1912,
9,uro.0 cMtruis ApcHuc. t5O5;l)
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3u p%critictGcn.


Su ufrmictncu:
Gin Qaneu, pafieuo fir cil Suffer ttuo Soul'
millions. pocr irQenb Elm utoerc3 9elfatt. nIbc
BEN Wtdrft. g}nCb3uirG4eu bel sSm. VI. 0unmnN,
81. 626-G2S, Sorreii. 2trafc. (3G3,5;1-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
5oiepo edwengrr's Gate,

" ,JD1cpb SdiptiGrte bhtC,
2115, Galucrtgr.jiuco, aalc 6rcoertd 'Aut.
Vie heiieii gSetne I'M gScficHo. giabls
aeiicn 6u isocr Sctt. SciodiisIunfh cine
SDe8idlitdi - Gaden III ncrmieiber. -
S1untniGrtier bcs a9oanFtaiier Solfsieli'
&crelns."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
- e
@erlanat:

sin Ndder ais brittle 6anb ODER Gin iulaer
Wiqrn nit ctlua5 @rfnbrulIa nom @eibdtt. 3u
eriruacn in @r. liz, gscit.Jianbal'S trafe.
1850 ;1-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
9cutiMes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

-VHTTWHV .
- SieieniNcn. ole oeutfbe @altbluericr, Yrbel
ter mo Nicnitbptcn III bethdiii9en ipiinid)cl
luolcu ii6 perfnuli6 obcr In iranlirteIl NrtelC.
az zen glacuien Der @cicuidait, Snbann =
WtcGcr, Simmer tth, Gr. 215-2f enhri
lamb Sirabe, lpetoen. luelder itreri9elllld
s~Gisfunit crtbeileu miro. SprehitlnSeil poT
I bis . ll6r. tSnn2LlS)
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Dorifetnng foIst.)

Ediic iiir's ansfano beipret G. 8aine, 9r
AS, it.S~aitimpreftr, uabe Goitumhouie.Aut
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@crlnmot
@eriGngt:
$3.50 pro Rode 5lm Iufang

$3.50 pro @odjs 5unt aufang
niro on Oldoden be3a6lt, Die etuas bonn Yes
trieb elmer NdbHai6ine b%eriteben. &ir lhlIes
Gen Gamftnes 1 llbr gladntitin4s mo BADEN
Wrbeit bon outcn gSeiblpnarer, 10 miini6enss
Iperfb cinoertbtct, bub ie ii6 bel cruorbener
ilcburo ant sablt. Nn63ufrngen bel &tie
grus., Ir. t26 pts 1872, Ncit. Japstte' Stafe.
CtOb2I, 14pD
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SerIaIgt TN Aasemeiaen.
WrrIanat.

Sin lCoigcr Wiann sur Heiuranng hon Rict.
oeI uuo litr nllgemeiHc 9trbeii; So pro 2sout
nit Nnit uu0 9oqis. Man d%orciiirc: Sarl nufi'
mann, Mt. FieaiGnt ~aierg, 9aibirgtru, GG,
IL
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
CHURCH NOTICES
Baptist Church

Morning worship begins promptly at
10 80. The pastor will preach on the
topic 1.-THE Leadership of Jesus. ="
The Lords Supper Immediately fol-
lows at which time "The Right Hand
of Fellowship" will be extended to
new members. The Bible School
meets at the usual hour, II :45.
Nina Paddock will lead the Young
Peoples meeting at 80. The topic
is Acquainted with Gsd." For the
evening message the topic will be
II Don't Understand the Bible. ~ A
cordial welcome awaits everyone.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

'What About the Book called the
Blble?" will be the morning theme Of
Evan p Hughes at Bethany church
on the coming Sunday, November 8.
In the evening the subject dis
oussed will be: "On Choosing q
Friend: the Principles Involved.
10 a. m. Bible School under the
superin tendency of h. @. Kinney.
s p. IN. Jr. G. E. in church parlors.
6 80 p. m. Devotional Hour of the
Y. P. S. G. f. To any or ali of these
services the public is very cordially
invited
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

Brother Bennett, of rsbbitville
fame publishes an open letter to
Dr. Henry Waldo Coe, secretary OF
the Oregon Press Association, in
which he says, among other things
81 do not think you are the kind OF a
man to act as one of the officers OF
the association, the main reasons
for his conclusion being that he does
not consider him newspaper man at
all, understand he is candidate for
United States senator, and believes
him to be usiEg the association for
personal ends. Wonder what DR.. Coe
will say?-Hood River Newsletter.
Show us another town in Southern
Oregon that can justly claim the
name OF the "Hunttrs' Paradise, Z"
boasts the Gold Hill News. Wednes.
day morning three deer were seen
standing in the street above the school
house. They had been driven from
the hillside into town by some dogs.
This is the second occurrence of this
kind, this season.
The student body Of the Agricul'
tural College have shown that they
are gentlemen and gentlewomen. In
passing resolutions condemning haz-
ing they have shown that they be-
lieve in respecting the persons and
rights of each other; they have
shown that they depend upon sense
of right and wrong, rather than brute
force, in their relations. 1t is brain
not Drawn that wins. 1t Is moral
not covert acts determine
mans position. Hazing Is brute force
applied oovertly to no rational pur-
pose. Nero delighted in prosecuting
the defenseless. Hazing 10 pesecut in,
and when carried to excess is q
crime. The student body is to be
on its action In putting a
ban on the pernicious practice. %.
A. G. Barometer.
Cider and vinegar factories in West
ern Oregon are advertising for apples
at IS to IS per ton, price entirely
too low even when it is considered
that only the wormy and Gull apples
are expected At that price says the
Eight dollars per ton
means only 30 cents per bushel. Per-
hsps IL fruit growers woald start
campaign against cider and vinegar
not made Of fruit juices, and see that
the pure food law is strictly enforced
as to jsllies and jam, there would be
more OF demand for fruit not suited
Tor market in the fresh condition.
The western banks are in position
% help their eastern friends providing
hey are worthy Of credit. The time
vas when the west was very much |
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
Newman NJ. +. Church.

The pastor will sreak both morning
and evening. Subject of morning SER
mon: The Heavenly City" This
is the last sermon on the series Of
Revelation. Evenings subject "Our
Will and Gods. Sunday school as
10 a. M. Junior League at 8 p. m.
Epworth League at $50. Strangers
and friends will find a cordial well
come to any or all of these services.
c. o. BECKMAN,
Preacher in charge.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

The western banks are in q position
to help their eastern friends providing
they are worthy Of credit. The time
was when the west was very much
dependent on New York, but that
day is past. The banks Of 1.-THE west
have plenty Of money. We not only
have the profits on large crop. but
We have an immense amount Of money
pouring into this country from immi-
grafton. While q general panic might
be felt in this part Of the country.
there is no fear of u repetition Of 1893.
96.-La Grands Observer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

Editor Timothy Brownhill Of the
Beavers State Herald speaks thus pa.
theticallv on a subject that is dear to
tho newspaper fraternity: "The man
who does most for others-and the
least for himself 10 the modest little
quill pusher usually found behind
the local weekly. The only reward he
asks for his generosity 10 the loyal
financial and moral support Of the
members of his community. He gets
cry little thanks. but of course can
stand that If his bank account is kept
growing"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
S. P. TIME TABLE.

Trains carrying passengers leave Grants
Pass depot as follows.
NORTH BOUND.
No. 12-Shasta Express for Port
land and intermediate
stations .............. 6:23 a. m
No. 16-0regon Express, Port
land and way stations 6:2O p. m.
No. i4-Portland Express, flyer IL go a. IN.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 11--Shasta Express, Sacra.
mento ~ San francisco. 10 :l5 pm.
No. l5-California Express. Sac
ramento and San Fran
cisco ...... .......... 9:05 a. m.
No. Is San Francisco Express,
flyer. 49,. .............11:O II 90 a. IN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
Christian Church.

Sunday School 10 a. m. Morning
service at liza m. Subject Oregon
for Christ. " Junior p. m. En-
deavor 6 80 p. m. Evening service
7 80 p. M. Subject "The Man Christ
Jesus" November Sd Oregon Day.
No doubt you would be interested
in attending these services. Come.
A. J. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
STATE SNAPSHOTS

Two ''SigDs of the Times" are
thus mentioned by the Ashland VAL
ley Record: Geese and hoboes have
been travelling southwark through
this section in bands the past week
and the police officers have been un-
usually busy in keeping the latter on
the move, and guarding agsinst depre-
dations by them. Suspension Of
operations for the winter in lumber
and railroad camps in the north
probably accounts for the rush.
Rev. Father O'Hara, in recent
issue Of the Portland Journal has
these timely remarks to make regard.
ing the perDicious treating practice :
''Of all the false ideals of social obli.
CATION which obtain popularity, there
is none more mischievous than that
which leads people to regard the
social glass as the only proper and
adequate expression Of friendship,
said Father O'Hara in his sermon at
the cathedral yesterday morning.
Continuing, he said: 1T is a sad
commentary on our state of culture
when we can find no higher tribute of
appreciation to place in the hand Of
friend than glass of Intoxicating
liquor, and 1t is a sorry compliment
to him when we are forced to acknow-
ledge that We best satisfy his claims
on our regards by an offering that
appeals to his animal nature
"This perverted sense Of good fell
Is the source Of the greatest
part Of the drink evil. 1t leads young
people TO form the habit Of drink,
who otherwise would never be led in
TO it.
The treating habit fosters ruinous
Men of moderate
means can i'll afford to meet the de.
mands Of so. called good fsllow ship in
the matter Of treating. It is my belief
that the remedy for the largest part
Of the drink evil is the renunciation
Of the treating habit by men in every
Of life. It is q remedy
which should appeal to every itelli-
gent person ~ protest against = de.
grading ideal Of social obligation, as q
safeguard against excess in drinking
and as business proposition of dollars
and cents 4"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

Luther said that II a man were not
strong at twenty. handsome at thirty.
learned at forty and rich at fitty he
never would be strong, handsome
learned or rich.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
CARBoLEUn
The Best Known Dip for Sheep.
Cattle. Swine u nd all 1.-Two Stock.
Non-Iniurious and Non. Poisonous

Best known remedy for Mango or
Itch, Scab, Lice, Ticks on Sheep,
Fleas, Hen Lice, Hog Cholera,
Calls, Sores and Wounds, Thrush,
Grease Heel and Scratches, Tape
Worms, Ring Worms. Screw
Worms. Flies or Maggots. Castra-
tions. Also disinfecting stables,
outhouses, pens. etc.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01
TEA

Moneyback means that
the tea is good and we'll
worth the money.
Can't m c a n anything
else.
Your grocer returns ,our nousr II yea dost
Aks Sehliliuss Best We pay him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-11-01

From r. G. Dunn Co.'S Review of
Trade Conditions for September in
Southern California we quote as fol-
lows; 1.-THE fruit and vegetable Gamer
les Of this section say that their plants
this season could meet bat q small
proportion Of the demand, although
in mauy cases tne output was double
that of last year. Higher prices have
been received than ever before" " If
fruit canning in California and lin
Newberg will pay why not also in
News Re-
porter.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-22

That rumor about meat prices
going down did not last long enough
to make even a single convert falter
on, his road to vegetarianism.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1907-11-22

The population Of the United
States at the present moment is
divided into two classes, those who
are sorry they did not get out and
vote and those who are sorry they
did.