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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08

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in einfahsr geideioenbeit binaufs
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betpobners psretnt iih nit benz fr0bs
lthen 9eiuubtiein Der lnteroronang
anier cine botiis Roturgepoli.
pier finoet Der nah S6oubsit
9irftence cine unfobbaye 1iile erobs
artissr Jormen urb farbisen Glan3es.
Gin JIimmsrH uno Elm 2eudten 1T
nm uns hsr, ipie i'm 0sfilbe Der Ss=
lisen Gin beimlitss Gdpeieen,
Gin tiefgriinbissr Ssriebs, aus bem man
5offnung uno DaH.bdrteit ihopft
uno elm imHler itdrtsr psrbsnbes Rits
er!sben alIer RaiurssbeimHiiIe.
Die ihpti3sriidsn Solsbdulsrten
nit ibren rotben uno srauen G6htrn
liegen Deritreut auf buniblumigsn
Wis1en, in elmer lisbenspGrbiaen
3ipcnsloiistsit periireut, unb bod
steint ourb oas semsiniame 9Iiidss
gsfiihl, baB iie bier unter ben Berg
ritien cine 5simatb sefuuben baben.
Jn ben boberen RegieneH fliebt bas
bunttt Griin bes WaIbss ME elm
fammtfarbener breitsr Wsantel uber
bic fonFt oufiteisenosn Waiisn. Die
bohftrebtnnen 1annen brsiten iiillens
ben S6oiten. uno serne iauht man
bort untsr, ipie In sin srquidenbes
eab. nm f4 BON nsasm friiM "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08
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beianntsn 4ufsnt6alts, unier Der 2tns
sldge Der liHieritlaguns. guribarbt,
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o1b iein am Jube Der GouIo gtns. Dor
Anter lisseubes Galolinboot .aib"
Oon 5Iubpirnttn stfiobisn iporosn lit.
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perbofiet uno unter Der anilaae bss
a!sinoisbfahls einstIperrt. or ioa
feline 4rbsi!gtter um cine Nnsobl Wl,s
tnlIi6l0fsr unb onoere Gafen beiioba
len haben.
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ipurbs stitern pon ben GebeimpoIi3iftsn
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inter Der aniIase bts fIeinbiebiiobls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08
Der Nbiatpr Naslb
ssiro bente Vadlmittag pom Citenhe
nad oem ssernbaHt Gamm
iliegen.

Inter ben 4uIpi3ien oss Cincinnati
enquirer" tpiro Der fraus5fiIte 4nia.
tor 5san RasIp, Der Ihon psritisoens
iDasbaliige Jabrten in Der Cuff untsr,
nommen bat, heuie Rahmittag um
tdIb ishs llbr pom Cincinnati 9pms
na'ium I'M Sitenoe bis nad benz ;serns
tant Damn stne 5abrt In fsin.m
asroplan unitrnsbmen. I'm iit mi.
hsm Terrain pertraut gu maiden, bat
Ter euftitiffsr ssfisrn cine gooifabrt
caf Dem 5lufe gemadt uno sr iIt
:iter. odb sr, falls oas Dsti.r ii1
aiinitis srtDsii.n IolIis. bic Jabrt obue
einen unfal 3u gnoe fiibrsn sann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08
Weues iiber Die aumeten.
Bon Or. u. Qauid.

Oos persnnsens Sabr bat oui hsm
Sebtete Der GomsteHforIhung unges
ahnte erfo!se sebrd6t. Der Dan,
gsblbrt benz 6aIlep, osun feline Rid
'shr CUR Groe mahte ale Qitronomen
mobil. uno rpenn er audi ourch feline
sertnge 9robe uno Si6t6artsit BEN
Saisn cine i4msr3lite enttduitunq
bereitst bat, bic WiFenfhdft iit ourh
thn um Elm btoeutenoss Stiif pors
fpdrts gebratt lporotn. isreiIih au1
oieier 6oriihritt III nur mitt.Ibar
bem 5dllep gu peroantsn. bsnn nur
seringe ersebniiTe iiHb ourn bic Be-
obottuns bes aometen islbft ersisIt
iporeen. Die neusiten gr.enutniiIe
fino. 10 fouberbar bds aud tlinsen
mag, burd tbeorstiife grtpdsunasn
unb erperimeHte i'm 2aboratorium
setponHtn sporoen.
CUR ertldrung Der rGtbieibaften
eriheinuug oes fomstenihtpsifss
tDubie man Biz Dor Sturgeon nihts
ueiier ansufiibreu, als ben Gtrdbs
lungsbrud. 1as III cine ssGbiatsit
Der SOnnsnitrablsH, pinsig .leine
StaubtbeiItsn absuitoben. Dieie uns
eHoIih ihDahe araft pirtt nur oann
auf sinen aorper elm. tpenn er 10 tlsin
unb leiht III, baB bic Qn5i.bungss
trait Der Soune auf ihn fat gar niht
mebr sur Wirtuns .ommt. 9urh
oieitn Strab!ungsorud nsrbeu bic
ben Homeisni6psii suiammeuieBsns
ben 0aie unb Siaubpollen BON Der
Come abgeftoben uno .rbaIten TO bic
be.onnte Oeialt, bic fir uns baburh
iihibar tuirb. oab Die Stdubhsn bas
SonnsHlitt breden. go sinfaf unn
iibsr3eus.nb oieie Grtldrung tliHat. iie
bat iih bod ala falih, oosr bsHer.
uuseniigeno ertuitien.
Geft iiett nur. ooB Der aomeiens
fhipeif aus 0aisn uno tosmifhem
Stdute beitebt. unb bab bisie pinsis
asn 5heilhen onr6 ben Sirablunsss
brud Der Come abseftoben psrotn.
Tnb,i proIlsn bic ein3elnen 1heilfen
ouieinanoer unb tpirbeln burhtindns
Der. Solhs 3ufammsniiobe aber hos
ben cine Joniiation Sur Jolst. oas 1T
cine Gletirifirune Der ein5elntn gheil<
den. 9aKelbe greebHib bat aubsr.
benz i,bt geitrabluns ponOaien burh
uIirapiolette (bem ause unfihibnrt)
Strablsn. bic I'm Sonnenliti reidlih
porbonbeH iino.
prof. Riabi. Der iih kionbers eins
ssbenb NIT folhen unterfufunsen Be.
fnGftist bat. sitbt in einsm iebr ins
tereHanten unb tmpfehlensipertben
6eft iiber .Hometen unb glsftronen-
(asipSig, MiobemifHe perIoosgeielI.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08

Der feiten 8otaGsiitt bin, 6oB QaiTer
Btlbetm, Der Der eirsige SSDealiTt ans
ter ben europdGten Euriten uuo Cja
plOmaten lit, Nib ntft im5tite laTeu
Deroe SD Oan:e Sinner 5ur . unD
fir S5re 8sm.i6unQeE tr Der Rreiler
Der engIiidcn Diplomatic, o5sr ic6
puBte, ouB Sic tein:n lsrFols 5ofeu
piiroen. IS 3riibt sc, SS5bnea jnlmcr
geneigt, Manusl."
Cine W}inentQtuitrop6
in Der Stein3ett. Bon elmer
ungen0bnliben gntoedunq, bic tiir5=
lt4 in Qramon in 5panien Qemaht
pproen lift, erItottet bic ,,Reoue Qeucs
raIe Oes Sciences" 9eri6t. Mau entz
oedte Die Reite zines alien 9erQnertes,
bic BON ben 6orihern Der Gpo6e Der
Stetn3ett 3ugenie1en iperoen. IS bans
belt iih I'M eine Brine tobalthdltiqen
Supfers, bic ieutrette 0aIerien aus
petIt. Sn Der Iiefe fano man bic
ueberreite bon Is menidltheu Steletz
ten; 3tDet DQpOn paren nod Oout0mz
men erbaIter. Syn Der g}dGe ent0ette
man StejnGrte unb 5aden ooer 8idel,
Die aus Tbtsrb0rnerr perfertiqt Dareu
uno cine Jorm 3ei9en, bic bi5ber uns
betannt mar. Die SteIette unD Gnoz
henreite peiien Darauf bin, oaB Die
W}dnner beionOers groB poren uno
iiber cine auffduig itarte U}usteIent=
lpiteIung berfiigt haben nlifIen. Queu
Qn3etheu nad purben RE por sTabrz
tauienoen ourh etnen Giniturs ii6ers
raidt uno itarben in Der Giefe bes
8ergnerts etnen traurigen Goo. Die
oerhdrtste Sboneroe in urmttteLbarer
umgebung Der lleberreite 3eigt noh
3obQoie 5ingeraboriite, Die bic oyo6rz
tauienoe iiberoauerter; mertpiiroig
limb tnsbsIpnbere bic 0aumeua6orIde,
bic barauf itIieBen IaiTen, oaB bel ies
nen Wtenihen Der 9aumen uuqeD0bus
li6 TART ent!piteIt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08
Or. Soc jarisdaefetri.

Coroner Gr. goe tebrie nm glo6s
mittcg BON feiner 0srienrsiis 3uriid
unD ilbernobm jofert NIT Der aenotus
ten Qneroie pkber bic pfii2ttn ieis
nl6 pesaatmaStunoS oSsoIen 9mts1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-08

Qlte CetqemGIbe, pelde
bIino geporoen Itnb, friftt man auf.
inoem man tie erit nit einem Det1eu
S6pamm nit Seifenfhaum rein
pdi6t uno Gut abtrotnet. RAD elmer
Stunoe i2ldgt man Elm GilpeiB ihdus
mig unb iiberreibt bQmit oas Bib,
bite iih aber Dor Streifen uno Sleden,
ionoeru Derretbe redt gleihmdbiq; 10
erbGIt oas Bib feline frtIten 6ar6en
uno ben alien SLANG pteoer. Sur
Nuffrtihunq alter Gellemdloe. bic
ourA bas Springer pber 2lufreiBen
oes ueber3uges uuanIebnlich qenorz
ben limb, DlrD audi bic Ginpirtung
bon qltobplodmpfeu auf eas Bib
empFoblen. Wtan legt es einen Bis
5net Gage lang nit Der 6emuIteu
Sette noA unteu in etnen bitt oerz
i6IieBbaren Gaiteu, Der cine ettpd L
Gm. bo6e Sa4itt reineu Spiritus
entbGlt. 9urh bic idpn bel Qep6bus
Iider 3emperdtur erfolqenoe 8erouu4
flung bes Spirttus piro Der Cad era
tpet6t uuo baburd oos 9eri6pins
ben Der RiiIe berbeisefubrt. Rah benz
5roduen Seiqen bic giloer fUieoer ein
poIItommen friIdes 2lusiebeu.
I'm GelgemGIbe pom Staub Ill bea
freien, empfisblt fjh foIQenoes 9erFab.
ren: 0us Gelgemdloe muB Dor alIem
NIT etuem milben, trodeueu Suhe a6s
eerieben tperbsu, 10 baB Der 1dIimnTte
Staub bterburh entferut pirb. Damn
f6neibet man cine groBe 3piebeI in
5ipei S6eiIe, beitreut bic Sdnittftd.
den berfelben nit purpertiirtem 1QfeIs
fol3 unb fdbrt oamit iauft unb forqa
f6Ittg iiber bas Bib, 70 lanee, big IS
iouber 1T. Sn Der Rsgel lit Der grfoIg
perbluffenb; bic 6arber unb ibre 3ars
ten g6t0nungen treten pieber number.
bar hernor.
Wan tann Gelgemdlbe auf fplqenbe
Dirt auffrii1en nno reitaariren: ]
@ia QItobol, ] GttpeiB unb rs Gram
pulperiiirtea Ganbis3uter riihrt une
outrIt man gut burheiuonber uno be-
Fretht mtttelTt zines feuhten Shrams
mes NIT oieier5liiiiiofeit bas9emGrbe.
pelhes porber perritteIit zines anbsa
rem S6pammes nit friIhx maiTsr
ssreiaigt poreeH IN.
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eln WunOer fiir ie0es
ii6erllddigs 9aar.
Iie pnHSeroeils gJirfuug pon Gfec.trp.Ia, bem
renen Saarentfernsr. mirh sIe nhcrrnfdleu

~ 5SalI ieoec DEuHH ober Stuu, meldfcr NIT ii6ers
tiiftGeH chez unulN N6euspeJfbeIH saar bee
toIgf mar, bat 5rfabruUa gebGhI NIT ben bers
LTleoeHcH &raparateH. D~ldF BIOS nas Obers
I.aGllGye S1ar abbreH1er otc SuHt ruthen uuD
oon nertebleH, bic Saarnuseln a6x1t3bieu
. @lccsirn7ln 1T hdS begHerEeHsruerfbe 5aarerfs
ierugHgsHt:iel, fueld]e5 regU tbut 1s Bios has
ooeFlla0N9e @2ar ~ tuoten. IS orIHgi 81 ben
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
WILLIAMS ITEMS

Miss Erie Goteher, Miss Gertrude
Dixon and Miss Maggie Cougle and
Harry Nickerson were the guests at
Sam Tetherow's Sunday.
Charles Hoxie had very serious
accident last week. He almost cut
his hand off in his shingle mill:
Mrs. Edna sparlin and her sister,
Mrs. Bessie Berry, were the guests at
Mrs. C. A. Cougle's Thursday.
Bert Booth was over on Applegate
!. st week.
Fred Knox purchased some cattle
from c. A. Cougle and Mrs. E. E.
Topping.
Jesse Lemons and Estel Cox are
hauling baled hay.
Minus Howell and family have
moved into the Baptist parsonage.
Miss Daisy Cole made a trip to
Grants Pass last week.
Sidney Fulton made a flying trip
to Grants Pass for c. O. Bigelow
Misses Marion Hubbard, Thelma
and Martha Wilkinson we're the
guests of Misses Maggie and Edith
Cougle Monday.
George Sparlin has returned from
California for his family.
Harve Sparlin has gone to Califor-
mia, and his wife expects to 90 soon.
The new Gibson store is finished
and Fred O'Kelly Is running 1t.
Logging is In progress at the R.
M. Cougle sawmill.
Miss Lizzie Lemon has returned
home from Mr.. Dividson's. She is
not able to walk without a crutch
yet.
A number of automobiles are
seen on our streets now.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
NEW HOPE ITEMS

Mrs. Langworthy and baby visited
Sunday with Mr.. aid Mrs. Wynant
also Mrs. John McCallister ant
daughter, Miss Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis York and Mr.
and Mrs. John Schenz and Hughit
York and Miss Floss Wynant and Mr.
Parkey took dinner with Mrs. Mes
singer and two children Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. butcher and Miss
Maude Hooper and Miss Ida White
spent Saturday in town, Miss White
remaining until Sunday.
Miss Anna McCalister spent Sat-
urday in town on business.
An Ice cream social was held at
the New Hope hall. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. John Schenz, Mr..
and Mrs. Huber, Mr.. and Mrs. Cruise,
Mr. and Mrs, Wynant, Mr.. Parkey,
Mrs. Messenger, Emil Ruitshuser,
John Fritz, Mr.. and Mrs. Fidler,
Mrs. Prichett, Mr.. Langworthy, Mrs.
Veeton, Mr.. and Mrs. butcher, Mr..
Barden, Mrs. Eva Coe, Misses Grace,
Anna, Eva McCallister, Pearl Bull,
Maude Hooper, Flo Wynant, Eunice
Cruise, Irene, Lola, Edith Huber,
Messrs. Wayne and Leslie Coe, Ray
mond and Arthur Messenger, Fred
McCallister, Clarence Wynant, Harry
sanford, Ernest McCallister, Melvin
Huber, Colman Cruise, Harry Mccall
lister, Earl Sanford, Ralph Bull, Her
bert Bull and Earl Hood. Bert
fork's fine phonograph was kept
busy most Of the time. Much time
was spent in games and amusements.
and at eleven o'clock fee cream and
cake were served.
Jess York was seen on our
streets Sunday.
Kay Stevenson spent Sunday with
ISIS Eva McCallister.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
meetings Sundays. and a promising

meetings Sundays, and promising
Sunday school has been organized.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rowland, OF
Grants Pass came up on the morn
ing train. Mr.. Rowland is doing
some surveying for the timber COM
pany. Mrs. Rowland is the guest
OF Mrs. Cook and Mrs. l.. T. Corliss.
Mr.. Howland is the architect for
the school house to be built, and well
he may be congratulated for the
plans he has made.
Three Pines is on the map and will
be heard from In the future.
We have not the time and you not
the, space to tell more Of the qualities
of the locality as a home builders
mecca. But anon will the readers
OF The Courier be informed of the
doings OF the people In this meek O.
these woods"
The Courier is to be congratulated
on the daily 1t gets out. 1t is one
Of the elements to greatly aid the
building OF this country into great
and prosperous section Of the greater
northwest.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
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4 COUNTY NEWS. \
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JEROME PRAIRIE ITEMS

We have been having some fine
weather on Jerome Prairie.
Miss Nellie Morgan, of Grants
Pass, has been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Morgan, Of Jer'
ONE Prairie.
School will be out In April, and
they are going to have an entertain
ment, everyone being invited.
Mr.. Ellis and son were visiting Mr.
W. W. Tucker Saturday and Sun
day,
The people working on the road
have It nearly completed. 1t looks
% well as Crescent City road.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 8. Morgan and
family, OF Grants Pass, were visit.
Ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C.
Morgan Sunday, and returned to
town In the evening.
Austin Morgan purchased a young
horse from Luther Robinson.
Flowers are blooming everywhere
now-a-days--seen like spring alright.
We are sorry to note that Miss
Elsie Robinson has not been able to
attend school regularly, but hope she
will return soon. She has been Ill.
Bible school is progressing nice
".
Mrs. Bowers Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Dobyns.
Mr.. Wylberg is plowing his young
orchard, Mr.. Wheeler plowing for Mr..
Dobyns. Everyone is busy plowing
and putting in grain.
Mr.. McCann lost a very valuable
horse last week while working on
the road.
Joe Finley and Steward Daily were
visiting on Jerome Prairie Sunday.
Some OF the children OF Jerome
Prairie have had the pink eye.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31

Chas. McCann, who was employed
on the Jerome Prairie road lost a
valuable horse last Friday evening.
Judge Stephen Jewell was seen
passing through our part Of the coun-
try Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Springer and
Mrs. Springer's brother. Edward
Olson. were visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Olson Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Parker has sold the
Allen place for $4,000 to man in
Oakland, Cal.
Orr Brown has returned from New
Mexico and expects to make this his
permanent home. He says there Is no
place like Grants Pass. Hurrah for
Orr Brown.
Chas. Johnson is cutting wood for
VIM. Hoteling.
James Linton and son have re-
turned from Eastern Oregon, and are
looking for good location.
The work on the New Hope. road
Is expecting to close soon for the
time being.
e. F. Olson is employed by Noble
Parker at Grants Pass.
j. r. Olson attended the dance at
Mr.. Gorgs' last Friday evening and
reported a fine time.
James Wilson called at H. B. Oh
sons on the 9th.
The Home Wood Farm is progress
ing fine. Mrs. Wylberg is doing her
own work. They have quite few
men employed now.
Albert Tucker and H. Brown are
working on the Home Wood Farm.
B. j.. f. Wilson is putting a new
wire fence around his homestead.
Miss Hazel Johnson Is working In
Grants Pass now.
H B. Olson and little son, Oris,
was In Grants Pass last Saturday.
The school in district No. 26 will
close April the 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler were In
Grants Pass trading last Friday.
Rollin Wilson has sold his team
for $3.50 and has bought him a 16-
horse power engine to drill the ar |
tesian well with.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
SELMA

5. q. Chastain made a business
trip to the Pass this week.
Joe Smidt returned to the Pass
Tuesday after spending several dau
on the ranch out here.
r. G. Churchill Is running his
shearing machine this week, having
first sheared his own goats then
Johnny Stevens bunch, and expects
soon to go over near Kerby and shear
for the Richardson brothers The
goats are turning out heavy fleece
this season.
Earl York came up from the An
derson mine Monday.
c. e. Rogarts finished seeding last
Wednesday on the old Hiatt place.
W. X. Hingle Is working on the
road with a grader, commencing at
the Hays hill and working south.
We expect to see quite an amount of
very much-needed work done this
season, There Is much teamlng and
the regular stage over this road
axes II require much work, and II
oks like we had ought to have more
appropriation from this district than
ve have had.
Everybody is very busy farming
and gardening here this fine weather
Thomas Rhoads purchased,a small
team and rig this week.
Johnny ChOs.ain is intending to
move over on the DR.. LoughrIdge
place this week for the coming, sum
mer.
l. # Stevens had the misfortune
to lose his last milk COW this week
by her being mlred down in spring
and chilling her limbs.
There has been several loads OF
supplies packed down the river this
week, Looks Ike something is be-
ing done down there.
Honey hauled load OF hay
from the Tucker place TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs, h, +. Chastaln and
their daughter, vlna, also Thomas
Rhoads spent Sunday with s. n.
Chastaln and family
J, w Harmon, Of Selma, spent
Sunday forenoon at the Tucker
ranch, and Mrs, Sarah Rhoads and
son, Eliza, also Blaine, Anna and
Marie preaaeale spent tAe afternoon
there,
Mrs. Oscar Sargent departed on the
atage for the Pass Monday after sew
eral weeks visit with her daughter.
Lavel Chastaln.
Clarence Frost left Monday FOR
Doris, California, where ne has
taken the contract 10 pile the lumber
for Mr. Resterson's two sawmllls.
Several Of his men expect to start
next Sunday.
J, + Stevens made a trip up Deer
Creek Monday and spent the day with
an old trlcnd, Mr. Carlyle.
From some unknown cause the
telephone line here has been yerv
bad for a few days.
II c. Churchill now has tho ccr-
trail office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31

WASHINGTON, Mar. 29.-Presi-
dent Taft, anticipating awkward
questions when congress meets, is
today using every possible effort to
stave off the LaFollette resolution
demanding an explanation OF the
army and navy mobilization on the
Mexican border. He thinks that II
majority Of the senator's are con-
fidentially acquainted with the real
cause Of the war move he may es-
cape embarrassment in being forced
to formally define the attitude of the
administration.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings tina
No Grants Pass Citizen Can
Afford IN Tgnnrp

/
No Grants Pass Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the kidney secretions. They
will warn you when the kidneys are
sick. Well kidneys excrete clear,
amber fluid. Sick kidneys send out
a thin, pale and foamy, or thick,
red, ill-smelling urine, full Of sedi-
ment and irregular OF passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO. comes
from the back. Back pains, dull and
heavy, or sharp and acute, tell you
of sick kidneys and warn you Of the
approach of dropsy, diabetes and
Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sick kidneys and cure them
permanently. Here's Grants Pass
proof:
]. M. Jones, Fifth street, near
Conklin road, Grants Pass, Ore, says:
II am glad to confirm all l said in
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, when
l publicly recommended them some
years ago. Kidney trouble caused
me much misery and although I
tried one remedy after another, it
was not until I began taking Doan's
Kidney Pills that found relief. They
regulated the passages Of the kid
ney secretions, removed my aches
and pains and restored me to good
health. Doan's Kidney Pills deserve
my heartiest endorsement"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's s.
and take no other.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31
THREE PINES

Through the columns OF The Cour
Ter this little community wishes tC
make its bow to the public as a rap
Idly growing section Of the famous
Rogue River country.
That we are growing few fact.
that are here recited will attest.
A school district was recently or.
ganized, and contract let to Regis
Il Colby to erect a school house, The
contract price being $3.50. This
VIII be up to date In all respects, the
plans and specifications having been
approved by Mr.. Savage, our efficient
county superintendent OF schools.
The building will be thoroughly fin
ished and ready for use at the be-
ginning OF the new school year. The
location Is an ideal one, being on an
elevation that commands most
beautiful view OF very large portion
or the valley, and yet being of easy
access and centrally located.
Another sign OF growth Is the ho-
tel being erected by Il. 8. CorlIss.
This building will have accommoda-
tons for about twenty regular pa
irons and able to handle a much
larger transient business.
j, D. Cook, Of the Three Pines
Timber company, Is now a resident
OF the place and Is meeting with
much success in locating people on
tracts belonging to the company.
These people are buying anr maxi
los homes here building houses and
clearing the land for orchard and 9th.
or purposes.
+ G, Farwell, recently Of Nevada
has Joined with Mr. Cook IN form
Ing the Farwell Construction com
rany, Mr.. Rolph, Of the famous Bur.
rell orchads Is also n member OF the
company and has purchased some OF
the fruit tracts and will improve and
plant 20 orchard
G, G, Steel has Just had comp,eted
neat flve-room cottage which 70
occupied by O, w, Darling recent,y
from Michigan,
Geo, A, Steel has also erected n
comfortable cottage which he will
occupy as q home
The Farwell Construction comp,rv
are rebuilding the Mlttlestett store
building, and will use the same FOR
offices Mr.. Farwcl, who IS n bp,,d-
er Is experimenting the work
The Three Pines Lumber comn,rv
now has on It's pay rolls at this nolr,
rs mon.
A posto''Ice has been established
ard Is In operation A new corh,r
cabinet has been Installed and vhno |
not a large one makes as eood an
appearance as those In offices mpch /
larger. .""'"
the material development IA no,
'he only feature OF the upllr borc
as slee club has been formed ,ni
aO'c' , weekly meetings altcrnatlnr
from house to house. This wifi odS
mu'h to the social growth. wt,on.
y, nn''n any community will not take
,n' IN, place It should In the BODY mol.
Neither Is the moral teaching to b.
neglected The Rev Mr. Davis Aol5s
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-03-31

The most common cause Of insom-
mia is disorders Of the stomach.
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets correct these disorders and
enable you to sleep. For sale by all
good dealers.