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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

At SACRIFICE PRICE: owner leaving civ
modern house, ten rooms. BATH etc nine
acres. outbuildinEs; nne shade spring arI
well water: abundance fruit; improvements
con,rlete in every detail; sell FOR half val7Ie.
investigation invited. A. + GERMAN a
CO. 1901 9 ST, NV. my5-f
IF YoU want to buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see US OF send for latest
bulletin. -
MARION DUCKET7-S son.
g. + n, ". 1yz.ts
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Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Called vesterdaN.l
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
fCalied Yesterday

no. 456IS. Barnes VS.. Slater; motion
Tor new trial filed. Plaintiffs attorneys,
Turner & Mitchell. defendants at
toTneys, George Francis Williams and
J. j. Darlington.
No 1875. King vs. Douglas; verdict
for the plaintiff for possession Of Prop
erty. Plaintiffs attorneys, Gordon &
Gordon; defendants attorney, J. Z. Col
Inns
80. 45607. Williams rs. Washington
Southern Railway Company; plea OF de-
PENDANT Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company 10 the turis-
dicuoE sustained, with judgment for
costs. on trial. Plaintif's attorney.
A. ; Worthington; DESCENDANTS at
Lorueys, Herbert O. MicOu. Mckinney &
FlaEnery.
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MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
maze comfortable as new AT small cost You
- - voilr work done Factory ana sales
-, "a III nw. Phone N z0gl- J.. T. JONES.
apz3-sUt
VIZ HAVE the best facilities for remakiuB
and renovatlng your bedding steam IS ths
only exteTminat0r OF yerTnln ana moths ne"
~ illnesses beds and box springs 10 your or
dar. factory prices. steam carpet cleaning.
y p HINKEL & Co. SIS Maine ave Phone
Sf,in ec9E ap25-3ot
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

not guaranteed.
400 P Nc. & o. Limited Daily Fast
vesibule train Pullman sieepers to Lex
fnEton. Louisville, Cincinnati. INDIANAPOLIS
CHICAGO and ST. Louis. Parlor Car for
Virginia Hot Springs week days. Pullman
Car Louisville 10 Memphis and New Or
leans Dining Cars, la carte service
MO p NJ r. V. LIMITED. Daily.
solid vestbule train Pullman slsePers 70
Cincinnati lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hoe
Springs week days Dining Cars Ia
carte service. Pullman sleepers Cincinnati
10 Chicago ard ST. Louis. ana Louisville %
Memphls Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations aud tickets at Chesapeake ana
OHIO Offices 5l3 pennsylvania ave Cos IAN
~ near +: aud New Union Station. Tele-
none Main 1880, for Washington Terminal
t-sb Service and Main 1860 OF Zoo for c & D.
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BTc DEMAND FOR SMALL HOUSES.
STAFFORD g Norway, the only reai estate
frn7 IA Northeast They devote their entire
- -. - --7-r5sasr rropartv. What have sou
- rsuf ar geII2 We handle real estate. l1anst
insurance, collect your rents, insure your
r~ouartv Seventh ana II SITS ne. mh-o-so-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- a. Information and are not guaranteed.
Tr5r Atlanta Birmingham, Mobile New or
leans. Asheville, Chattanooga Memphis. s,l5
q M and 200 .. IA. daily
Eor Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga,
xsTnhis. New or sans. 1873 .. m.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Florida points,
L S. BROWN, General Agent.
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RAILROADS.
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Ofice, I4zI Penna. Ave.

.,.o,-rrr. -p-oiloyvfng schedule not guara uteed
49, n, dafly-Seaboard Mail. Fhrouah
.oseSes and Pullman sleepers 70 Savannah
- Tostsonyine Through sleeper Washing
tn 10 Hamlet and Hamlet 70 Atlanta Din
as SEA p m. daIly-Ssaboard Express Coaches
- pulIman TO Savannah. Jacksonville
Tsmpa Atlanta. birmingham. Memphis
I3iii - ssTANsELL. District Passenger Agent
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Circuit Court, no. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
CCaIled Yesterday

tCalled yesterday
sworn and respited. Piaintins attor-
ney, Leonard J. AIather; defendants at
torney, w J. Lambert
no 4ll3I- FriedenWald Company VS..
Interstate Medicine Company: order 20
enter judgment satisfied. Plaintiffs at
torneys, Wolf & Rosenberg: defendants
attorney. +. H. Thomas
No. 502i3- William Hills. 1r.. VS.. H NJ.
Wagner & Co. leave TO file amended
bin OF particulars granted. Plaintiff
attorney, II. ". Wheatley; defendants
attorney, r. p Shealey.
Called today)
40 4S5A. Lincoln National Bank VS.
CiSgpi- time 20 file transcript extended
10 June IS inclusive. Plaintiffs attOr-
Ueys. Hamilton, Colbert, Yarkes &
Hamilton defendants attorneys, \. A.
Hoehlius, jr,, and A. +. Berry.
Criminal Court, No. 7.
JUSTICE STAFFORD
Called tOdayD
a uitcd States Us. r. a Hyde, J. A.
Benson. II. p. DimOnd and J. Fl.
Schneider. violating section $40 Re-
vised Statutes. United States: on trial.
Attorneys A. a. Biruey, r. q. Donald
son, A, s. WorthinEtOu, J. G. Campbell
and Frank NaudervieF.
Criminal Court, No. ?.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Called Yesterday
United States Us. Lawrence Bailey;
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAL.E-OT exchange, DuyaFs MuL
near CoIesviIIe. Nd. 80 acres: brick dwelling
uiu four stories, iu running order place well
stocked with domestic animals and farming
uteusila5 min cost - co. win sell entire
place very cheap or exchange Tor city prop
eryy,
JOHN sCRIVENER, 8l9 "a st. NV.
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MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate.

SEND Us your name and We VIII get your
tax bills Tor you without cost. Monsy TO
loan az 8 80 per cent I'D. Some . par cent
money. 80 money FOR building or Uuim-
proved property.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
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Money Loaned SaIaried PeopIa

and others, without secsrity; easy payments.
offices in c. principal cities. save yourself
money By getting my terms first. y. H
TOI.MAN. Room sos, 533 18th ST NV deS-tt
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TWO FARMS FOR sale OF trade Is acres.
S. SO; $50 acres. g. co. iu South Maryland.
in good state cultivation. We4 watered and
feueets AMI s-rO1m houses al n-CessaT ~
buildings lovely lawn and shade. = mile
railroad station mill. caunery. schools.
churches. good Heighb8rhoo5i reason for SELL
ING, old age address OWNER. BOX 253.
Times oi3Ce, myl0-lL
FOR SALE-Nlce little home o. s acres. y
room house. good condition. barn. fue water;
near Old Dominion road price $500 ROOM
D. 1880 New York ave
Open sunday. mys-sr
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CHALFONTE
TIE LEEDS COMPANY
RALEIGH HOTEL
GALLEN HALL
MONEY TO LOAN.

II YOU NEED MONEY 20 pay rent. or buy
coal, 1 Will furnish AL you need ! lend you
on your furniture OF plano. these joans are
strictly PRIVATE. ny me- P. .. BOX
zs4s Station q. fs5-tf
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.


10 Q ST NW.-Slx rooms. porcelain bath,
so per month. Key at corner drug store.
FOR RENT-Se0.50; new six-rOom and BATH
cemeuted cellar furnace heat handsomely
decorated: southeast MASON, 1925 O. st.
Sc mylU-lt
FOR RENT-l7S3 Riggs. ten rooms and bath,
Ei2.J1. Inquire al OFFICE. The Burlington
mys-st
Nine TOom6 and bath. sd5.5J per month. BY
IS your ROUSE vAcAHr7
We have 100 more applicants than We can
accommodate. SEND rs YOUR KEYS and
see how quickly We will secure good ten
ant. We collect rents when they are due
ROsE-DALE PARK CO. Ine.)
Geo. n. Jesse, President.
For RENT-No. SOS Allison 81. NV, s rooms
ana bath. steam heat; large porch; front
Colonial. rent $50. Apply CHAs- T. IfIB-
by. sU5 18th 81 NV inyls-tt
FOR REST-TIouse. 9l6 18th ST. S.. rooms.
bath and range; large porch in front. &i4 30
Apply CHAS j.. IEIHBIs Thompson Bldg
553 18th St. NV, mhl3-L
FOR REST-H0uses. apartments. and Offices
IN all parts OF the city For detailed llst
send or call az our ONCE
THOS- j. USHER x CO lnclr
REAL. ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
7ss Bih s. \. W. ta1-tt
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JOHN F. JERMAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.

Fairfax and Vienna. Va. washington
ONCE, AIS l-tn st. uH- II EJI want GO buy
a gram. dairy t-iiti poultry, w blue grass
farm. or timber tracks Dr. "-4 pay you 20
send Tor my large ust " all kinds % country
property 10 IS fun % bargains, in farms.
beautiful suburban homes subdivisions. all
kinds OF business propositions, / have nearly
two thousand places Tor ygu 90 select from
have always lived il the COUNT. and can
do better part by yoq, than If a had lived
In The city I can make terms 60 sIlr you
The most NJ The property that I have for
sale l. located near steam and electric rail-
road AMI near Washington. sly carriage Is
a YOUR service any time 30 Inspect property.
shall be pleased % have you Arlte or call
and let Us talk over business. I viii help
you 70 select a home.
Office IEC lrs Fairfax, from until 10 e. M
Vienna, fr1m 1 Until o. m. WashluEt N
from o until $50 2. m You viii find the
Offices opels all day cal Tor l-st and make
appointments 90 inspect property F.soua
connection. Fairfax and Vienna. Va. Wash
Ingtoa Main 1888 Now Is The time -o buy a
home 10 you viii make a good Investment
why DO you pay rent an your life when YOU
can buy property s1 easy terms and have a
home o- our own ~hea Eou get Old.
spi-c
Fr-HDING Ions a. west CherrydaIs On
Great Fails and Old Dominion Ry. &c 'are
into city. monthly payments.
B. NJ. DAVIDSON
Real Estate and Insursnse. Rossiyn, Va.
Suburban Property OF Every Description.
spe-U
PINE LOTS FOR SALE IN
(sfoore.z Addiuon.)
CLARENDON, VA.
r minutes from Aqu-,I-~t Bridge via Falls
church Electric Railway, n minutes 20 18th
ST. and Pa ave
500 per lot Tor the st
s. cash and s. per month.
Va Interest No Taxes.
Original Shade Trees.
Two electric roads with statlonS) run
through the property.
For further particulars apply 70
3. a. DAvIDso%, Agent.
Rossiyn, a.
Residence, Clarendon. Va
sp2-U
ron .sATE-Choioe lot on Great Falls cleo
- railway, one fare; $685. S. cash;
, e. r,ontbIy; improving section. secure quick
/ o. home CLARK BROS. 1853 u St nv.
ap2S-s0t/
or .T-TIFJ1L. ssven-rOOrn cottage. just COM
| 800. With two acres OF ground In District
49, congress Heights commanding view;
.o1d water; price. 5000; one-third cash;
/ Ssfanee long time BOX 6Sls Times ONCE
IF
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WLNTED-HOUSES.

WANTED to buy a house from owner. 6 Ia
rooms: northeast preferred: state price
No. OF house and size OF lot: otherwise
answer viii not be considered. BOX sS1
Times office myI0-3t
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10 Q ST NW.-Six rooms, porcelain BATH
81. 90 per month. Key at corner drug store.
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FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. ON s. month up.
Expert haudlers. Estimates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
aa-s2z q NV PHONE II. So.
ksl-1
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STORAGE.

WHY nav moreP We store for 75c a load
L. s. Storage Co. as 10th ST. NV. Phone 4s29
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FOR RENT-S205 50; new six-rOom and BATH
cemeuted cellar; furnace heat handsomely
decorated: southeast NILSSON. 1926 O. ST.
- gurfH-TE
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
BEAUTY IN THE COUNTRY,
Suggestions For Making Farms and
Rural Homes Attractive.

Financial circumstances are offer
such that the farmer cannot adorn his
farm with expensive houses. barns aud
lawns. But this lack OF means should
not discourage the average man. for
there Is no reason why his home
should not be beautiful There are
homes where we see these improve
ments, yet there may he an element Of
beauty lacking TO those who love beau.
ty for beauty's sake Cleanliness.
good taste and certain amount Of
pride must be seen or beauty will be
lacking. There is a lack Of taste and
management in some country homes
to be deplored
We see country homes. one after an
other, almost entirely without flowers
Sometimes we judge 1t is because the
women do not have time to care for
them, but more often we believe It is
because Of the lack OF love for flowers
that they are missing. says Mrs. Il. Y
Gordon Of Lamar county, Tex, In the
Farm and Ranch. Every home should
have its flowers. one should take
time TO care for few at least Ii re-
qulres very little time to plant and
care for hardy flower. and that flow
er will afford pleasure and beauty for
many days In the year. Flowers ap-
peal to our finer taste, and In the cul.
uyation OF them We become more re-
hned. The front yard should have good
walks and well arranged flower beds,
and these should be kept clear of
weeds aud grass II possible The bac';
yard should never be neglected. IL Is
Just us Important factor, II not more
so, In the everyday life Of the home
maker rs the front yard All weeds
and rubbish should be removed and
trees and flowers OF value planted.
II has been our lot 10 be thrown into
some communities where the average
farmer greatly neglected the appear
ance OF his farm and seemed to be pos
sessed with a don't care disposition
and 10 be endowed with very poor
ideas OF refinement
There is so much left uadone which
could be done with profit and added
comfort Our farms would be much
moro attractive II all fence rows.
orchards and back lots were kept
clear of weeds and grass. Gates and
barn doors should be well made and
hinged. not propped. Fence wires
where they are loose at every other
post should be stapled up. These are
small things, but they mar the beauty
OF the farm. Our farms are often
destitute Of trees, This should not be
There is time wasted unthoughtfuny
which could be used In putting out
trees around yards, lots, fences and in
pastures. I'm all labor there Is profit"
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SOME ACTIVITY IN
REALTY IS SHOWN

lCaleb Brinton, warranty, to ID Z
McDaniels. lots 8, 8, Z, and in block
46 iu an addition to Railroad add, 81.
Quincy Woodcock, ct ux warranty
to S A Carter, NWA of NWA, Sec SS
and the NE4 of NEA, Sec 80, all in
township 80, range 8, $40.
S A Carter ct ux, warranty, to M b
and @ Woodcock, all the timber on
NJ OF NW4 aud lot 1, section IL,
T 40 range 8; also all timber on NE4
of Nw4 and So of NW4 and the
NW4 of Sw4, section 8, Twp 40,
range 8. $40.
II S Woodcock, ct ux, warranty. to
S A Carter, SWA of NWA and. .NW4
of SW1 of sec 33, ] 49, range 8, $40.
NC Bogue. warranty to S A Gar
ter. all timber on NE14 of NW1 and
So of EWA and NW14 of SWA.
Sec 8, T 40, range s, $40.
Dorothy E Whip, warranty, to S A
Carter, all tin Der on So of NEA and
lot of Sc ~, L 40, range 8, $40.
JT Gilmore ct ux, warranty, tc
Geo W Dunn, Donation Land claim
of Abraham II Platter, No 80, 16(
acres. so, 600.
A E Lincoln. by guardian, to FL 1
Karner, ID acres in Sec 10, 36, range
6. s4OO.
Peter Hansen, by executors, to Fbt
Hogue, lot and one half of lot II
Block in Kerby. S25
Geo l. Woodford. warranty, to {
J Stammerjohann NW4 sec 2s, T 81
range 6. $40.
Merlin Townsite and Development
Co., warranty, to 7 7 Pankey, lot A
, block 4. center add to Merlin, 800.
&c Lee, warranty, to Clifford
Lee SW14 of NWA and NWA o
SWA, sec 1s, T 8, range 9, $500.
Chss L Clevepger ct ux to OIL
Garner, parcel of land in Bourne
/ add, $780,
f A Pierce ct ux to Sarah Smith
Parcel of lard in Sec 20, T 80 range 6
$3.50.
+ A Pierce ct ux to Jas Wilson
parcel of land. in rec 20, 4 35. rang
8, 800.
Minnie + Ireland to w l. Ireland
lot 2 block in Ireland & Meade ad
81.
NJ A Wertz ct ux TO s Loughridg
/ VIZ sWk and NE4 of SW4 an
SEA of NW14 sec "a; also NEl4 @
SEli of Sec 29, all in I s6, range
. $500.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
COFFEE

Nothing does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. He
must sell poor; Che needn't
sell it to you) it is good
that makes him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts promptly yet gently on the
bowels, through which the cold is
forced out of the system, and at the
same time 1t allsys inflammation.
III ~, AONel ~, % ttcr . ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
,>>>>>< ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
! FRUITDALE GRANGE
BY Mrs. Robert L. Huck

Our Grange h'ld their first all day
meeting on Saturday, August 8, at the
Fruitdale school house. There was
good attendance of officers and men,
bers present at the regular business
session in the for noon.
II. G. Bateham, chairman OF the
road commitfee, reported some sum
ner work being done, and suggested
that all b. in readiness to burn brush,
preparatory TO he fall road work, as
soon a. possible A motion was
made that tn road COMMITTEES be
instruct d to act with Mr. Co tant
in building fence through his land
where the new road is to be put
through in the fall. At noon, quite a
number friends arrived and dinner
was served from long tables set out
under the trees. 1t was truly feast
Of good thing and was enjoyed hy all.
In the Afternoon some business
matters, that had baen postpoDet in
the fore oon, were attended to. The
literary Program, in charge Of the
lecturer, Mrs. II. G. Bateham. was OF
interest to all The subject was
Home" and the first song sung was
"Home, Sweet Home" The discus
sion on the "ideal home and its in.
fluence" was lead by Mr. Meserve and
some very good suggestions were
given on making the home attractive
both out-ide and inside the house.
Mrs, Biteham read a good paper or
"How to Overcome the Worry and
Hurry Habit" There was also very
helpful discussion on the benefit Of
celebrating all holidays, birthday
and anniversaries in the home. "
Mr.. Coutant, Sr., gave talk on tn,
benefits to be derived from belonging
to the grange and also spoke on tn,
subject Of irrigation, assuring us tina
water would be supplisd to this dis
triot in the near futore.
The last number on the program
was duet-"Way Down Upon tn,
SwaDnee River by Mrs. NJ. Il
Sturtevsnt and Mrs. II. G. Batehsm
This sweet old song was sung will
much feeling and appreciated by all
The nexs meeting of the Grsng
will be held on September 49,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
W. c. 7. U. NOTES


The county convention Of the W.
@. T. q. will be held in .the First
Bap tist church Thursday. September
Sd. The forenoon will. be taken up
with reports and any other business
which may come up. Dinner Will be
served in the church and the afternoon
given to election Of county officers
followed by a carefully prepared pro-
gram Temperance workers OF the
county are urgently requested to be
pre- sent aud help to plan the work Tor
the coming year. The regular meet.
ing of the W. G. T. U. will be held
the next day, September A. at the
home of Mrs. Weidman.
Coming up one of our principal
streets the other night, we were forcl-
bly reminded of the presence of some
thing decidedly stronger than soft
drinks" Will the proprietors please
clean up their places of business and
take down the liquor signs, so that
travellers seeking booze, may not be
disappointed as the gentleman was
saturday night, who rushed of the
train, during its short stop here, and
was greeted with this Information
"Hi there you fool, don't you know
that this is a dry town."
It has been reported that some
proprietors of voted-out saloons have
gone to wet" counties. Let them
90, but they will have to keep moving
for prohibition is taking the country
and after while there will be no place
where this curse can be dealt out to
any man, and the one who putteth
the cup to his neigbbor's lips, will
hold the same place in the estimation
of an aroused and awakened peoplt
as the old moonshiners hold.
In Indis, Africa, Australia British
Isles, South America, the continen
of Europe, Russia and the far East
the temperance wave is breaking snC
soon will the glad day come wheI
liquor will no more curse the human
race.
On every side we hear men say
1--WE don't see as voting out the sa
loon has made financial condition.
any worse and in many cases they
are better. But there are evils still
remaining which require remedying
We wonder how many know the gam
bling laws of Oregon? These law
are made and it matters not for wha
you play, drinks, cigars, candy o
money the principal is the same. l
men play and it costs one man 800 Il
pay the bill. does 1t make it any th
less gambling because they played fo
something other than money?
Read up the law, please and govern
yourselves accordingly.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

10 Per cent dis, cunt on refrigerators
at Hair Riddles.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

Engraved Calling Cards-Courier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
BLOCKADED
Every Household In Cra nts Pass
Should Know How to
r esist II.

The back aches because the kid
neys are blockaded. Help the kidneys
with their work. The back will ache
no more Lots of proof that Doan S
Kidney Pills do this. Andrew ].
Hayden, veteran of the Civil war aud
of several Indian campaigns, living
on Flint street, near Mosier, Rose
burg, Ore, says: Il have always
enjoyed the best of health aud
strength and have been pretty well of
late years except for trouble with
the kidney and bladder. do not
know what caused it but the secre-
tions became cloudy and showed a
sediment when allowed to stand. /
had pains through the bladder, indi.
eating inflammation OF some nature,
and passages of the secretions were
too frequent causing much trouble at
night | was led through hearing
Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by
RoseburS people to get a supply. They
went to work riRht from the start ard
relieved the pain and the secretions
were corrected, l kept on with the
treatment and am now able to rest
through an entire night without an
noyance, The pain has entirely van.
ished aud | feel better in every way. q"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, Uritci g. 'a.. Remember
the usme--Doan s. 8u0 ke no other.
S.l4 e
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

Your sts er returns your money II you don't
Ike Schii.ng's Best; We pay him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

1.-THE last saloon in Boone Co., Mis-
solri, closed at midnight, July 10.
IL was in Centralia and Mayor NJ. S.
Bush of that city saw the saloon doors
close and then said: "Now let us
give the law chance; will per.
sonally subscribe $500 to see that it is
strictly enforced. No question as to
whether prohibition will prohibit in
Centralis, Mo.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
What An Improvement. Club Can Do.

What An Improvement Club Can Do.
An improvement club is often started
from selfish motive merely to make
place and time for Improvement and
recreation, but seldom stops there
There has been so much accomplished
through the club that has benefited the
general public that all cannot be told
In short space, but a few things as
just hint or two are mentioned in the
Kansas Farmer: Help to save the for.
ests and plant more trees. Beautify
and make clean the back yards. Make
the community sanitary and attractive.
Bring reading matter within the reach
OF all by the use OF the travelling libra.
ries. Demand good roads and get them.
Get rid Of tramps by putting them to
work at wood pile or digging. Make
them pay for what they get. Arouse
public interest in things that tend 10
raise the moral and mental standard.
These are a few, and doing one OF
them will open the way for others.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

The Grand Lodge of A. F. and A.
NJ. of the State of Washington in its
recent annual convention, to members
of the order makes an iron clad rule
prohibiting any Mason from engaging
in the traffic of Intoxicating liquors.
The rule also provides that the viola
tion of this order will in future he
deemed Masonic offense, and will
be punished by expulsion.
PRESS COR.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14
Bad Attack of Dysenterv Cured.

H''acA ot Dysentery Cured.
IAN honored citizen of this town was suf.
ierlng from a severe attack of dysentery. He
told friend il he could obtain bottle of
Shamberlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, he felt confident of being cured, he
having used this remedy in the West He
was told that | kept it in stock and lost no
time in obtaining it, and was promptly
cured says M. J. Leach, druggist, of VOL
cott W. For sale by NJ. Clemens.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-08-14

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver pills. Sold by
Model Drug Store. 4-sls