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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12

tached from other outhouses. II should
contain a forge, chimney. stove
and solid workbench. with good
steel wise heavy enough to hold firmly
a two inch shaft.
One OF the most important tools is
the wise. A good heavy steel wise costs
from So TO IS. and II is worth every
cent of what II costs. II you get a
good one you can never break II OF
wear It out. but If you get cheap one
It is an aggravation from the very first
time you use It, The same may be said
Of other tools. Whatever you get, get
good. II you can only afford a half
dozen bits, get twist drills. because
they will bore either wood or iron, and
they are accurate as to size. Get Other
tools as you can, but get them good
every time. then use them carefully.
Remember that a buzzsaw is not In.
tended to cut iron. A good Jennings
bit will bore clean hole until you run
II against nail. but 1t will never bore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12

decently afterward. IL you must wori
old stun with nails 10 1t use twisl
drills.
A shop should have loft not neces
sarily 6oored over. but there should b
stringers across to support strips OF
wood. lengths OF gas pipe, bars Of iron
etc. II is handler not TO have It floor
ed. because these things can be reach
ed by standing on box. They are IL
plain open sight and not liable 20 bt
lost or covered up.
Have hooks and brackets on one side
Of the shop to hold whifiietrees. bro
ken parts Of machinery and anything
else that you are liable TO want TO lay
your hands on at short notice.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
Weeds In seeds.

In a recent bulletin OF the Connect
cut state experiment station is empha'
sized the danger Of the introduction OF
weeds by the use OF feeds made up 10
part or In whole Of grain screenings
and similar materials. which. as rule.
contain great amount Of weed seed.
These screenings vary a good deal In
quality Thus nh analysis recently
made Of wheat screenings showed
about 30 per cent OF fax and shrunken
cereal, II per cent ~ foxtaiis : per
cent OF bindweeds and pigweeds. u
per cent Of weed seeds ~ other specles
and u per cent Of dust, broken seed
and sand.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12

The shsp en- the Farm.
Tbs fsrm workshop should BE- de-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-05-12
How ia MAI, Charcoal Tablets.

Some charcoal tablets that may be
made al home 10 sweeten the breath
arr composed Of half an ounce Of VIII
low charcoal. half an ounce ~ sac.
charm and an ounce and half Of M
sweetened chocolate and quarter u
4 dram o. powdered vanilla These
are mixed sud made into paste with
pure gum arabic mncilage The mir.
ture thea il broken into bits and left
10 dry.
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Lokales.
stabtrats HerbaablaaseH.

Die Mntrdge fir 9unoperfauie,
bon 6. 90. Baid]oI iuegen 8erlan.
gerrng Der 9ecou StraBe uno s
8. Sfinner meeen @erfaufs eineS
9auplases oa Ser Srio 2auolirob,
fir orteliihe 3ipede, mnBfen BET.
ihoben iueroen, % ser Sfabtn,t
molf, Ser sic 9iteI SIT iuater'ud'et
BOT. abweienn nar.
90 8laaen iiber Die 6iibrliltg Ell.
ner @arooe on Der Srabis Strabt
einIiefeu, Hmroe eine aomite=l1t'
teriuhur,a onseorouet, Oh oieielber
berehtigt iinb, unb bic 8erteibi
alll,a ser 0eiiser n%nsl,boren.
Strnbeniibereonee an Dallas
StraBe nnb 2erington 4peniie, 10
nie an @eit Mprtle nno Noros6lo
reg StrnBe purben a~raeoronet uni
Der Bart on,miiiar maeelpieien
galt Crib Barf in Orbnung 81
brineen uno Sic geseniiberliegeuot
Mittmonu gtraBe bon @eitriipp 81
reinigelt.
Die Yetenten Der 6. Marb, ipel
DIE einen neleu 0erbeIierungg
Diitrift organifiereu iponten, er
flarten iit bereit, Die @oGenoune
Der nelien anrte oieies 9iitrifts al
suiparteit.
Mebrere tleue 0etitionen MURDER
ben betreffen6en aon,ites iberse
ben.
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9ie offentlide Meinnng it cilt
@erieripieeel, Ser Die 0inge bolo 5u
groB, bolo 81 flein 8eigt, aber i'm.
mer n%er3errt.
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asraHteissmsHms. iiebertrasxnsea

4erHann Sdid}nrb an 6. 8. @uen.
tier & Son (ine.). @runbitiid am gar
gntonio 0Iib, nnbe Der Mlamo Ctr.
$1,000 u. q.
5rau Greberida Bornemanm II. "
on Sobn Iarboh, 100 Mder aoub;
$4,000.
CD. unb Caroline gnrnal an Matbil,
ba Seibemnnn, @runoitiid I'M neuei
gitpsgIod 1920; $1,000.
Sob e. unb Mbert geitel an Srai
8. Q. gabiq. 0rinbtiid an Der Gum.
nit sbe.; $3.50.
9igbInnb Snlprobement 60. an @il.
linn GbIers. @rnnoftiid in Der Siah.
lamb Yarf @b6ition; 5000.
Widmann, @runofiid III Der Melrot.
Mboition; $217.
5rnu Rarb Self unb q. II. @tttingel
an q. 81. ellis, @runbHiid an Sel
Gefena Mbenue; $500.
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pbo. u@os bobt Sbr Bog froete
tie nno blotterte in Dem Seft. Damn
ienften ii6 lire @ltgelt barauf; tie
lag nnb cine feline G0te itiee onm0b.
lid in ibr @eiidt.
u9os woren Die triiben Sabre"
fliilterte tie, mn, fommen bie bel.
len. @enn ih einuloI eeltorbclt
bin, 10 idreibt nod oorunter:
Sic mar oie gliidlidite 5rolt, Die
geIiebteite Mfutter!~
(Gn6e)
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Mittiuod abenb finoet in

Mittipod abeno finoet in Der
ELECTROMAGNETIC Die groBe Ser
iammlung ftatt, Die bon Der Conn
milton Government 2eaguee ar.
rangiert lit. Mopor @~ooIoribge
BON @uitin, u. g. WatIod, MIeran,
Der gopnton II. u. meroen @eoea
balten, aud bot man Die MitgIieoer
oes bonn Mapor ernannten @onli.
tee, ueIhes ben Muftrag erbieIt,
Der gepolferung Die S6m6den oes
&~ommifions CHARTERS Dor Mueen
81 iIbren, CUR D~isfniiion aufgefor.
bert. Ser Mnfang Der 8eriomm-
lung 1T a,if aht llbr feItgeiest.
Sc beiBf, bob Die aipei
Troops" Der 3. anbnlIerie, peId)e
duf Dos @eriidt elmer MepoIution
in Werifo bin nod benz Mio @rnn.
be beoroerf fuurben, in bent nGd.
item Gaeen bon Sort GIarf nad)
San Mntonio 5uriidfebren ioIlen.
Die Neiie loll in fIeinen stationen
gemaht ueroen uno ipiro etipo 100
Enge in Mnipruf nebmen.
Gin DeIbrunnefL tpelder Ser
ereiebigfte in Siioipeit.Teros 5u
Der6en berlprid)t, 1T aln SomItag
mn Der CORPUS gbriiti Qon6itrnbe.
iii6lih bon San Mnfouio eroffnet
poroen. DerfeIbe lit Gisentum
pon 8nrelab Mnorous rno So. 8.
Yotter.
@m Montog moreen lief Ell,
4utomobiI. in peItbem lih Die Ser.
rem GutberIa,,o Jont, Z. M. 500.
ges bon Sunction gitp utb Der
Gbouffeur Dobbp Martin ~befunoen,
an Der MitdeG @trnBe eeeen eincn
gelepbonpfoiten nno Is muroen bic
Sniaffen binausgeldIeuoeri. Nlr
9err 6ant, oeifen gisentiim oas
Mltomobil NOR, erliit einioe Ser.
lesullgen uiib muBte nod benz
aenaep S~anatorium gebraft mer.
oeh befinoet iin ober bereits ME.
Der auf Der 9eiferune.
Die gilbert Slime 2un,ber 60.
1T in Die Miifion 2umber
6 o. iibergeaargen nit @uitap Bal.
r1nn5ie aTg 1raii6ert uro &C.
ih1ftsfiibrer.
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Der Bertrand irrt unb fehIt,
Die Dunmbeit lit unfeblbar.
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9anbbeit fann xt@i sebeiIt. ,perben
Aur1 Iofnle W~ppIiintionen. neil fe ben
ben frnnfen Sell bes 0bres ni9t erreis
4en f0rnen. gs eiebt ruir einen BEG,
DE Ea1ibbeit gu fIrieren, uno Der ~
our1 fouftitutioneue 9eilmitteI. Saabs
belt tpirb burh einef ent5inbeten s.
(tnro ber f1lein1igen Gusheibung Der
Guffo1ii9sn M6bre berurin9t. Wenn
bieie Mo6re }i9 entaiinbet. babt Sbr ei,
men rlisnpeIn6en Eon ODER urbonfpntnles
ues @eb6r; unb ipern fe enro 8efhtoI,
fen 1T, erfoIgf Tnnbbeit, ,rib tDerIl biefe
g~nt5inoung ni1t geboben unb 0iefe
gf6bre tpie6er in ibren geb5rieen 8ns
ftnnb ber{ett tueroen lam. tpirb 6ns
0eb5r fir INNER 5erft0rt irerben; neurl
Sale inter 3ebn ftrb bur1 @nt1rrb
ber1trindt, treIHer rihts ais elm ent<
5ilnbeter 8uftnn6 Der f9leimiseu Cbers
{Id1en 1T.
@ir tpcIen eintunbert Donors fit
ie6en fbnr1 antnrrb berurfomten Sal)
BON Enubbeit geben, ben mir ni1t burh
gtlne6mei bon 9nn'S Qatnrrb.Rur hets
len f5nnen. 9abf gi1 umfout @iriu,
Iare fcrnnler.
s. gbeneB& 60, 8oIebo, 8.
~ 8eriGuft bon allen Hpotbefen, 75c.
9nu's EnuriIiensW iuen finb bic better.
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anselbGse.


nismabie ~ieltene atmoipdrii1e GIT.
Iaoung, iiber oeren @eien nod,
menie befannt lit; man be5meifeIi
iogar, oab Der Gorgong cine elee-
trii6e griheimaug; lit. Mrago, Der
iiber bieien @egenitano einef gre.
BEN Sftapbano BON 400 Seiten
uSe Ia tonnerre" gei9rieben
bat, be5eidnet Ole aueelblise ais
8lise britter 4laiie, obne aber eile
erifopfenoe grflarune ibrer @e.
lensbeoingungen geben 5u fonnen.
@abreno bic aepobnli9em Bid.
5adblibe, Die mir ia oI1e fennen, in
unermeBlid fur8er 3eit CUR @abr-
nebmung eelangen, eebort Der Sit
geIblis gu ben langiamen Gei1oi.
ien Supiters = flint uno mebr Se.
funoen bleibt er Dem Iuge iidt-
bar. Der sepobnli6e 9lis tritt
gang plOslib in ieiner galtaen Mus-
oebnung am &immei als 2ihters
ideinung auf, unb ebenio ploslid)
1T er tpieoer peridnunben u1o oas
Ornament lit mieoer bunfel. Mn-
oers Ser 4ugelblis. Der 8eobad,-
ter getpinr,t ben ginOrud, dig penl,
iib Die @olfen offnen uilo aus
ibreln 5hoB cine Genertueel CUR
Gr0e binabibiebe 6as Bib ell
mes foIlenoen Meteoriteines, nur
oaB es nod niemols gelungen lit,
einen ioldeu an Der ginidlags.
ODER Muffa1iteae Der bimmliiden
2idtfugel gu entoefen. Man feunt
Deridieoene ~beglnubiete griheinun.
gen oieier @rt. Sns &afen bon SsIe
De 6ronce ereignete iih i'm Sabre
ITO Elm e~igenortiaes Nnturihall-
ipiel. @dbrenb zines @emittcrs
i%enften lih Die @uIfen bis gu elmer
9obe bon $50 Weter alf oie Gror
binab, als nit einmol eroBe 5euer-
fugeln in namboiter 3abI aug it,.
men berousfielen. Sim 1. MGr5 1874
entlub ii1 Elm fltrhtbares @eipitter
iiber Mafefielo, MIs es enolid
ouseetobt bate nurbe Der @ilnmeI
tpieoer flar, uno nur 8mei fleine
Wolfen bIieben suriid, cine I6cr
Der anSeren ge(agert. Nad) einiger
3eit NUN fonnte mat iuabrne1men.
pie aus Der oberen cine Menge
6%euerfngeln auf Die untere binab.
regnete. Der 8bpiifer &ofparo, Be.
fannt uls Ser Gntoeder 6es nab
ibm benannten 6oiparb'ifen BitI.
pers bes @noGquediilbers, er5dblt
in ieinem meteoroloeiiden @erfe
uber 0as alimo 9onoons, oaB i'm
Mpril 1914 cine eenaltiee Sener-
fugel aus elmer @epittertpolfe
in einen Seui6ober bel gbeltenbom
fubr ilno oieien 5eritrellte. Gin
auBeroroentIid ieltenes 8b6nomen
6ieier Mrt eridien &onig 8biIipp
v. BON Spanien. Durd Eeitament
3nrls H., beg lesten 9absburgers
auf Dem biipaniihen 4onigstbrone,
NOR iener gnfel 2ubniss XIV
bon Jronfreid gun NahfoIge beru.
fen. MIs ct nun i'm april 17O1
1T ben aoniggpalait bon Maorib
e~insesogen uar, oo iauiten sruei
GelerbaIe onrh ons Sod in Die
ShloBfapele. Giner oaoon iprane
gegen Die @oltb, praIlte BON oieier
5uriif uno fubr auf Den grobooetL
no er in mebrere Jeuerfugeln 3er.
plaste, mie Die befannten 6ellerz
merfsiterne. 9ieie augeIn bupften
nie elaitifhe 91Ie rifoidettiereno
ourd oie &apeue. War bas ell
boies @or5eiden fir ben iureen Mo.
harden? 8efonntlid mnbte er in
la~ngjdbrieen a1mpfen, i'm ipani-
fden grbfolgefrieg, segen feinem
TbronripaIen &arl VT, ben Iesten
oeutihen Sabsburger ouf Deter.
reihs Sbron rno 8ater Der Maria
9bereiia, fem aonigsreft erftreiten
5tueimal muBte er aus Waorio file
ben uno ftarb idlieBIid, 1746, IN
geiitiger umna6tung.
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@om idredliden SpSe aercttet.

q. o. Mc0onolo bon TopetteoiGe
g. g., 81, S. 8. SEQ. 5. iGreibt:
DMfeine Sbtpelter batte SdpinoIndt,
mar oiinn unb bloB, bate feinen Sip.
petit uno ldien nit isoem Gage
ibpader 5lt iperoen. Seine Meot5in
BALI biz iie Or. Sings Seem Cisco.
berp periltdte, mel6es iie hoIltGnoi1
fnrierte." SOC uno 81. Nrnbeflai6e
frei. @orontiert bon allsn Grugai'
iten.
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Gnbet 8inter.q erssu.

Sir 8ieIe lift Der Binter EN-,
2ei6ens5eit. Grfrorene Singer uni
3eben, oufgeipruneene 6dnoe, Sen.
len uip. bereiten fie. Gber @nes
fliebt Dor 8uflens arllica Salbe.
Sur 25c Eel alien Druagilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-13

Wie fail unb i1mnlerfit min
be mnnfes Stiid Groe ousieber
penn fem unfraut baroui miifie.
9 1T etiuos fouI init uniereir
g~ierbanoeI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-12-13

IS traet idledte 3inielt, lpeu,t
man aus Dem Meniden ilnlner Ga@
pital i6loeen min.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

3tIter & @iertber, Shubpen, @uer.
tier Ctr; $3.50.
81. 9~orfneber, @ohnhmis. Dafp'or
Ctr; $1,000.
g. gromu,e. anbau. Siios NGamc
Ctr; $3.50.
Srau 5roucis Dnnnig. Mebaraturep,
NortsMIamo Ctr; $4,000.
q. S. I'LL, Mebarnfureu, Sartd SO.
ia Npe. $50.
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Sir Sieie saiien

baben mir wieoerum einen arosen
Worrot BON 9oumi6ul-4rtifeln iuie
Sbits, Shotten- uno 3ierb6umc.
3ier- uno glmnen-S traufer, RoIe:,
uro onoere 9lumen uno Ganfenec.
lpodie uim. @er etpos a~ft5rpflon.
gen tpiiniht ioate iid uniern neuen
aatalog ihiden ~laiIen. l~ttliere 8reiie
limo redt.
@oreiie: u. @. Stein6rims,
Nep 9rounfels, 9eras.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
High School Notes

Tennis, that pleasant afternoon
sport, Is receiving good share Of
attention in the high school this
year, as is shown by the number of
enthusiastic students who are mem
bers of the Tennis club and the num-
Der of games being played The first
important meet of the season was
held at Central Point last Saturday
between Grants Pass, Central Point
and Ashland, with a result that the
second named town carried off the
honors of the day The Central
Point men were local players and
those representing Ashland were
students of the Ashland Preparatory
School Messrs. Arthur Newell and
Allan Herrick played for Grants
Pass high school.
The first play was mems doubles
between Ashland and Central Point,
won by the latter. The second was
composed Of mems singles between
Ashland and Central Point, which
was won by the former. The third
game was between Grants Pass and
Ashland the latter winning out
Grants Pass and Central Point then
entered the court for the fourth and
the latter was once more victorious
An additional game OF singles was
played off by the three teams which
was won by Central Point, thus CIV
ing score Of Central Point 2, Ash
land !, Grants Pass 0.
This was the first meet, and while
Grants Pass was not victorious, 1t
has rather stimulated interest for
the necessity Of practice Is seen. Sew
eral meets have been planned for the
near future and the club Is endeavor-
ing to have its members in good con-
dition for the coming games.
Besides the regular schedule many
other interesting games have been
played. The junior class defeated
the freshmen two to one Monday
evening,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
TWIRLER BECOMES BENEDICT


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 26.-R. Edgar
Willett, star twirler for the Detroit
Americans, is on his way home today.
He was married to Miss Elizabeth
White, to whom he was engaged two
years ago but whom he left to wed
another woman.
Two years ago Willett gave Miss
White an engagement ring. Then
he went to Canada There he met
another woman and married her
Last April he was divorced and re-
turned to Miss White and the en-
gagement was renewed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
FILTHY STOMACH
Food Fermcntng in stomach Causes
n Rank Condition
S-12-tf

When you have indigestion yolf
food sours; many ines It actually
rots and forms gases that poison ne
blood.
Take MI-ON-A stomach tablets i
YOU want to change your bad ston'
ach into healthy, clean one.
MONA is the best prescription
for upset stomach and indigestion
ever written. No matter how ml''
cradle your stomach feels, Ml-ONA
stomach tablets give immediate re-
lief.
Take M1-ON-A stomach tablets
which are guaranteed to cure inoF
gestion, and rid yourself Of dizzlneS,
biliousness, nervous or sick hear
ache, or money back.
Ask G. II. Demaray.
Take Ml-ON-A tablets n You Wal,
to make your stomach so strong ins
1t will digest the heartiest meal Wlll
out distress, and furnish good. cleau
nutritious blood making clemens
the body.
Take MONA tablets. one or w.
with or after each meal II You wa.
to get rid Of that drowsN tired O"
feeling.
Fifty cents n box at G H. pens
rays or leading druggists ever
where. 81,
81 was bothered for years WV
stomach trouble and gastritIs. ny. ".
laid like lead In stomach and ~ y.
mented, causing gas to form. y.
caused n pressure on my hearH <
that ! choked and gasned for ore,w ,w
and thought my time had come. ~
ON-A cured me after had doc,,W,S,
without success Vim Y Na"
ews, Bloomington, Ind. 1910
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
SKIN AND SCALP TROUBLES
YIELD TO XEMO
\ Clean Liquid Preparation for FIX.
Iprnnl I'sn

c. H. Demaray's Drug Store is so
confident that ZEMO will rid the
skin or scalp of infant or grown per-
son of pimples, blackheads, dandruff,
eczema, prickly heat rashes, hives,
ivy poison or any other form of skin
or scalp eruption, that they will give
your money back If you are not en-
troly satisfied with the results OBJ.
tanned from the use of ZEMO.
The first application will give
prompt relief and show an improve
ment and i'm oyary instance where
used persl tentlN will destroy the
germ life, leaving the skin in a clean,
healthy condition.
Let us show You proof Of some re.
markable cures made by ZEMO and
give YOU a 80 page booklet how Ia
preserve the skin c. II. Demarays
Drug store
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
What Partisan Sage Will DO OF
Money Back

stop falling hair in two weeks.
Cure dandruff in two weeks,
stop splitting hair.
stop itching scalp Immediately,
Grow more hair
Make harsh hair soft silky and
mXuriant.
Brightens up the hair and eye
brows.
As hair dressing It is without a
peer-it contains nothing that can
possibly harm the hair, It is not
sticky, oily or greasy-it is used by
thousands to keep their hair healthy
it prevents as well as cures scalp
disease,
For women and children Partisan
Sage Is the most delightful hair
dressing and should be in every
home. c. II, Demaray sells It for
30 cents n large bottle, Ask for
Partisan Sage
C II DomaraV
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
BETS on CURS AND
ROLLS PALE GREEN LEMON
ONE BLOCK ON BROADWAY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 24.-Fred
Witte age 50. created sensation in
Broadway today when he made the
round trip Of that thoroughfare from
Sixth street to Seventh street, rolling
large pale green lemon on the
pavement with a spoon.
Hundreds Of curious persons had
grouped around Not until hereach-
ed his destination, however, would
ne answer their questions. Then to
a persistent bystander, he mumbled.
disgustedly; Never back your
lunches with bet; | thought the
Cubs would win"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
RUBLE PLACER SOLD.

The Ruble placer on Coyote
creek has been sold to Seattle par
ties for a consideration of $4,000.
The new owners expect to deyel-
op the pretty still further and a
part of their plans so far provide for
the installation of a Maron steam
shovel with a capacity of 5000 cubic
yards of dirt per day.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
KING COLE GETS RAISE

CHICAGO, oct. 2G.-"Old King
Cole. the young pitcher of the Chic
ago Cubs who, with the assistance of
Mordecai Brown, was the only man
able to stay the victorious advance
of the Philadelphia Americans in the
worlds series just closed, today was
given a three-years' contract The
long-term document calls for a sal
airy twice that which Cole received in
1910. The pitcher also will receive
a bonus of $1,000 for his good work
this season, sa pf' q
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
is TURNED DOWN

The petition of ]. w. Morrow, tax
agent of the Southern Pacific, ask
ing the county board Of equalization
to reduce the assessment against the
company's land, has been denied. Mr..
Morrow went over the books with
the members of the board and was
convinced of the fairness of the valu-
alton and that the company was
treated impartially.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28

Because there has been no boom,
because We have the soil, rain fall
climate and everything to make
good investment and desirable
home. You owe It to yourself ana
pocket book to look this over Write
for list or come and see us
COOK & WATSON,
S-12-tf Philomath, Ore
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28
MRS. A. E. VOORHEES,
PASSES FROM THIS LIFE

kAOoAS ANVAA AAAA1 AAA -
Mrs. A. E. Voorhies, wife of the
publisher of The Daily and Weekly
Courier, died at the family residence
at 1920 on Sunday evening, Octo-
ber 23, of Bright's disease. She had
been a great sufferer for many
months but her courage kept her
about and it was not until two weeks
ago that she allowed herself to re-
main in bed, but even then she made
an effort to overcome every weak
ness and appear cheerful before her
family and friends, and up to the
very last moment she bore up, never
for moment giving way to what her
husband and others knew was the in
evitable. When the last hour came
she seemingly enjoyed a peaceful
slumber which lasted an hour or
more, when she silently passed to the
other side. In her life and death
she illustrated Christian character of
the highest order, always cheerful,
always loving and tender Of the feel
ings of those with whom she came in
contact.
Her funeral will take place from
the family residence, 201 B street,
Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock;
Rev. Robert Mclean officiating. The
interment will be in the Masonic
cemetery.
Clara Emma Voorhes was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott F.
Grabill, of Greensville, Mich, where
she was born November 23, 1868.
She was married to Amos e. Voorhies
July 23, 1896 at Greenville, and
started for Grants Pass the same day.
She leaves her husband and her on
ly child, Earl, aged II years; her
father and mother and brother, Carl,
who still reside at the old home in
Greenville, and another brother,
Ethelbert ", who is a practicing at
torney in Boston, Mass. In this city
she leaves many dear friends who
will mourn her loss and she will be
long remembered for her many vir-
tues.
The funeral of Mrs. A. E. Voorhies
took place at 2:30 on Tuesday after
noon from the family residence and
was attended by large number of
personal friends. The Rev. Robert
Mclean, of the Presbyterian church,
officiated and in his talk spoke ap-
propriate words of comfort to the
afflicted. A quartet choir sang selec-
tions.
The floral remembrances were
many and beautiful, being a cross
from Melita Commandcry, No. s,
Knights Templar; emblem star, Or
der of the Eastern Star; wreath,
Courier office force; wreath, Beth
any Presbyterian choir; emblem,
Christian Science society; flowers
w. c. T. T.; and choice and beauti.
full flowers from neighbors and mum.
erous friends.
The interment was in the Masonic
cemetery, to which place many car.
riages followed the remains. Arriv.
ing at Gods acre, the caskct was
lowered into the grave, the last sad
words were spoken and all that was
mortal of the loving wife and FOND
mother was covered by the clods OF
the valley and there left to await
the morning Of the resurrection.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28

Mrs. w. II. Hamlin spent several
days with her daughters. Mrs. Amos
Smith and Mrs. f u. Eismann. ~
this city. leaving Tuesday morninr
for her home at Medford. Mrs. Ham
lin also visited relatives and friends
at Eugene, Brownsville and Merlin.
Mrs. p. F. Seaton, Of Merlin was
a Grants Pass visitor Tuesday. re-.
turning to her home in the evening
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1910-10-28

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 24.-Judge
Anderson, whom Colonel Roosevelt
is alleged to have called a "crook
and a iackass," refused today to dis
cuss the incident.
81 have nothing to say" Anderson
said. 81 will not be drawn into a
discussion at this time"
Judge Anderson would not even
admit he had been told of the alleged
remarks.