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The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

ton of the plain at its base looks like
the sage bush SO familiar to travellers
In the arid country OF our own west.
There is a monastery on the noun
tain and the cells and caves OF sundry
hermits who choose to live in solitary
meditation.
Next we shall go down into Egypt
and see the land that was old "even
in the time of Abraham"-the land
where the sphinx keeps the secrets OF
civilizations SO old that not even the
memory OF them remains.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
Sandwich officIaIs Resign.

Mayor Breault. Reeve Hedley ".
Smyth and Councillors Eugene Prince.
A. Laframboise, OF Sandwich. re-
signed from Office Saturday afternoon.
In consequence Of the proceedings
started to unseat them on the ground
that they failed to take the oath OF
ONCE before justice Of the peace.
A new election will be held TO I'LL the
vacancies,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

descended upon 1t in a. fire; and the
smoke thereof assembled as the smoke
OF furnace, and the whole mount
quaked greatly. And when the
voice OF the trumpet sounded long.
and waxed louder and louder, Moses
spake. and God answered him by a
voice..
Nowadays Sinai, in itself, Is as un-
interesting as some bleak butte in the
great American desert. Indeed, II
looks very much like an Arizona
mountain. Even the sparse vegeta-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
MILKMAN BUMPED.
Street Car Strikes Wagon, injuring
Driver and Horse.

The 10 hoodoo pursued Richard De
Claire, No $50 Joseph Campau-aye.
when Sherman car No. 81. George
Platzke, conductor, and Ira Teepoes
motorman, struck him at Ellery and
Hendricks-sts. early Monday morning
Declare drives a wagon for the Ches
terfield Dairy Co., and tried to cross
the tracks, but the oncoming car
struck the rig amidships, overturnine
the wagon, and scattering milk over
the pavement. Both driver and horse
were badly injured.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

and mantled with lightnings.
For this bare granite. mass is Mount
Sinai, upon the summit OF which Jeho-
yah is said TO have revealed the law
to Moses.
Here, then. It once came to pass
that there were thunders and light
nings and thick cloud upon the
mount, and the voice OF the trumpet
exceeding loud; 30 that all the peo-
pie that was in the camp trembled.
. And Mount Sinai was alto
gether on smoke, because the Lord
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
seaIded WIEN soup; ples.

Theresa Lauzon, aged two years.
who two weeks ago was frightfully
burned when she pulled pot OF boil
ing soup over on her, died, Saturday.
In the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lauzon, near walkerville.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
Gen. Smith Was Known Here.

Brig. Gen. Joseph Rowe Smith, re,
tired, close friend OF Lincoln and
Grant, who died In Philadelphia, Sat
urday, had often visited in this city
and was an uncle OF Joseph r. Smith
No. 252 Hubbard-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
(The Times Tour Of the Worldly

(The Times Tour Of the Worldly
MOUNT SINAI. Feb. 13.-Crossing
the wilderness of the wandering by
camel We come TO this mighty mass OF
granite and porphyry that forms the
backbone OF the peninsula at the
tain now, a mere treeless rock rising
5000 feet above the level OF the sea.
but. according to the testimony Il
holy writ, Ii was once a strangely
spectacular peak, swathed in clouds
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
CORONER ROTHACHER LAID UP.
Blood Poisoning Develops From
Scratch on Hand,

Coroner Jacob w. Rothacher Is con.
fined to his home with blood poison
ing. He sustained a slight scratch on
his hand and Il became affected.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
WOMAN KILLS SELF.
Mrs. Ethel steiger Swallows Acid AZ.
ter Quarrel With Husband.

Mrs. Ethel Steiger, 81 years old
No. 695 Piquette-ave., committed sui
eide, Sunday, by drinking carbolic
acid. Her act followed a quarrel
with her husband, Frank Steiger, a
teamster. The husband said the quar-
rel was occasioned because the wife
went to n dance from which she did
not return until z o'clock In the morn.
ing. There are two young children.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA great
personal sorrow has caused Miss
Julie Appleton Meyer, eldest daugh.
ter OF the secretary of the navy, to
retire from society In mourning
Years ago in Italy she met dashing
young nobleman. They fell desper.
ately in love, and were informally en-.
gagged, although no announcement
was made, owing to their extreme
youth. When they were ready 70
announce II, year ago. II developed
that the young noble was a victim
of quick tuberculosis. His death was
reported recently.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
FIND SALOON OPEN.

Police Raid Henry Lueker's Place on
Monroe-ave.
After surprising the guard at Henry
Lucker's saloon, No. So Monroe-ave.,
Sunday, Patrolmen Mckenzie, Baker
and Lamond raided the place. The
police say they found IL men in the
Sunday barroom.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17
FATAL INTERuRBAN WRECK,

Oklahoma City. May 16.-One is dead and ten injured as the result of the derailment of an interurban car five miles northwest of this city to- night. The car which was trayeding at high rate of speed. jumped the track and crashed into trolly pole. The motorman. E l.. Carruthers, was fatally injured, dying within three hours after tic accident. All the victims live here,
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oahkosh. Wis.. Jan. 1k lan6.

Ushkosh, Wis, Jan. lk 19O5. CosouEa Remedy Co.,, Hst Springs. Ark. My Dear Sir--I have used quite a mum Der of packages of "COSCURA." both for myself and friends. All who have used t aie pleased. Will you kindly send me half dozen packages by man or express ! think express will be cneaper. i will remit as sosn as goods are received. ! may put "cOScURA" in every drus store in the city. Let me hear from yoss at oncs- Yours truly,
 GEO. H. BUCKSTAFF.
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CHAG n. JORNE(pRS
nAc. 1A. IanI

Cosc,ra Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs, Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed you win find my check for s1. Kindly send me two Jarr Of "COSEURA" to my address here I | have alss given the advise to a mum Der of friends whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottles was smashed to pieces last summer. It's a good thing. Yours truly- l.. A. ABBOTT.
 Hotel Regent. Washington. D. C..
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For Sale by All Druggists

NOTHING JUST As coon. rAks NO sunsTlTuTE-THERa IF YOUR pRuco,sr DOES NOT KEEP coscuRA SEND soO-
 THE coscuHA REMEDY COMPANY HOT SPRINGS, ARK. AND JAR WILL sE GENT YOU POST PAID. W.
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Read What People Who Have Used Coscnra Have to Say

such wonderful preparation, and l, prosperehs continuance of your buaiusns remain, very truly yaurE.
 CLEM KETR
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et. Louis. Aur 1s xn,,6

Bt. Louis, Aug. ls, Ksu1. Coscurt Remedy O., Het SpI ings, AFk. Dear Slr--l have friend here that has years, and I wish you to write d eaw lines that l can give this boy to read ana state how he can get your "COSCUR<." have raver had 1t any more since that time. Hoping to hear from you ssan ! remain yours truly,
 CHA5 Fl. JOHNSON. The man from the Ostrich Farm. Address Chas. D. Johnson, 2S27 N. jef. ferson Avenue. St. Louis. No
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zur,,.t II. lpos.

Eoscura Remedy Co.,, 4.s, springs. Arx.
 Kindly send me at once two jars eos. the saive since November. You have sent 1t to me at New Orleans Meridian and here. and can highly recommend 1t. have put lots of pesple on to eos CURA" since l tried 1t in Hot Springs Inside of all the wrappings. Respect fully, MRS. A. F. SHEARMAN.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17


 Springfield. Mo. Oct. ls. 1884.
 Central Hotel salssa Coscurs Remedy Go, Hef Springs. Ark Enclosed find s1. FleAss ni.n me cue jar ef .CcarUgA." ! c.n'a me. In Ft. Scott. Kan, B customer si mine had a bad face. I went to my Kril and got the jar. He used it twice and ] couldn't get 1t back. He sent for Jsr away. but won't be without 1t. ssns ~ oA's' '' e. ". W. B. JOHNSTON.
 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. s7. lsss.
 TAO yvoodbine Ave, Oak Park, III Cescura Remedy Co.,. Het Springs, Ark. Dear Sirs-Please find enclosed ons dollar for which please send me q bos of ssCOSCURA." I can not live without if Very truly,
 Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel.
 MISS STELLA J. RMYNOhDm C,scurn Remedy Go. Het Springs. Ark Jar of nCOSCURA," same as got of 70, while there same years back for eczema Send 1t at once. t Is all you claim fo' It want 1t fer piiss etc. pss,ps RssPss5Fqiiy a Coscura Remev CO. Hst spfii.ss. Ars cuRA."
 Dear sir-Enciosed please find Ne~ York Draft for si.00, for which pIaa9s Winter before iast when at the Hprtnp ena ssa me seysrs a Gnss ss oi 4. cdscR s5 o the advice of Billy Msurice, and { certainly does the work. and quick, tos Yours truly. ROBT. c. BOYp
 1z49 Denninon AvsnA5s
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17
Norfellx. va Jutx zz. leOs.

Norfolk, Va, July az. 1908. Coscura Remedy Go, Hst Springs. Ark. Gentlcmen--Please ship at 1nce one Jar of "COSCURA." It beats anything l evar used Enclosed fined sl.00.
 JACK SHfAHAE.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17
skarway, Alaska, June 6, 1868.

Paducnn. Ky, June ss, lSe0 , Tor more of the saive the next time. I have had the eczema three years an1 It hA-i spread ell over me. but I am nearly well De you eat anything sweet when
 HIB8 WILLIE WYLf.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

Springfield. Mo. Oct. ls. 1884.
 Central Hotel HalseR
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

Bkaxwny, Alaska, July l6. 1908. CoscurA Remedy Co.,. Het Springs. ArF.
 Dear Sir--Enclosed find money order foi for one dozen bottles ef cos CuHA," Co be sent hy mall at once, and eblige H. D. KIRHSE.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

J,e ncy. III, Sept II, 1908 Coscufa h.nedy Go. Iist SprinEs. Ark Gentlemen Enclosed find express msney order for one dollar. for one bon q "COeCuAA" Skin Cpre. which u,@D
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

Fort Scott. Kan, March 5, 1905. Cowcura Remedy Co, Het Springs, Ark Gentlemen EneIcaeA hE=i one dollar. Please send me one more jar of your "COSCURA" Skin Cure, 1t sure dees its work AS represented. R. D. GOBIN
 b20 H. Waii St.
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hewi.burg. Ky. Jan. 5. 1908.

Coscura Kennedy Co. Hst Springs. ATk.
 GentIemen-I enclose you s1.00 fer of salve. My wifes face has been broken sut for fifteen years. One day she said she would give me s100 if l would cure her face: Incidentally l heard of your nhe has used. and I am glad to say her face is as 1t was in girlhood Now she won't nay me tho si00 What would you do under the circumstances. am recon mendInR "COSCURA' to all my friends. Respectfully, O. T. SUTTON.
 k03 Matamorss St, San Antonio. Tex
The Sentinel=record., 1911-05-17

Toronto, Ont. Oct. s. 1905. genriemen---Please send me by mall one box "COaCURA" sintment also quote me prices cn quantity. can selI d lot of the stun here. Thanking you in advance 6. Nj. IRISH q co.
 per c. l.. Irish.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

Specially low rates BY making cohtIdCIs
exceeding one insertion.
Conducts also a job printing estab-
lishment in the English and German
languages.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
geribmte Wiannffriptc.

esn 2onpon iino Oieier Gage cine
@naobI 8riefe intereiianter Berion.
Iihteiten oerIteigert mor0en, oarun-
ter elm Manuifript Oes idottilhen
Dihters 8obert Burns, iein erites
@eoiht, oas er I'M Mlter BON 16 Sab
rem Qematt bate, Elm 8rief Sbelleps,
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Die lie an i6m ourhgeiibrt muroe;
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f~eineswegs iebr taper. oenn Der
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fonnte. Or flagt ieitber niel uno bril-
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muB; aud perbriibt er iid itunoen-
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Gnbrenbeit.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14

81. GPoi 1921 olirh ben General D..
@ut6enowl neben ben idon beiteben.
Den aiiraiiieren unO 0rugonern Die
erften Suiaren eeihafien. Inter
TrieOrid benz @roBen, Der sic
8rauh6arfeit Der neuen leidten Ret.
tertruppe in ieinen &riegeu erproben
fonnte, er6ielten sic 8uiaren cine
peitere AusgeItoltung, bel Der Bic
then nidt u~nerbeblih mitnirfte. @ls
sic Rapoleoniide llngliifs5eit ben
Staat oes groBen 6rieorihs in ben
@runofeiten erifiittertp uno oas
preuBiihe SeerlDeieu gdn5Iih umge.
italtete, bIieb ais ein8iges geihIoiie-
nes Suiarenregiment bon 5ebnen oas
i6par5e beiteben. SIM Sabre 1906
bate es iid bel Seilsberg b%erporge.
tbnn unO feline @eroienite muroen
Dem &onige gegeniiber in einem Be-
rihte defenders anerfannt, Der i'm
Sabre 1903 BON elmer &ommiiIiou err
purOe. Dieier geborten
ME S6ornborit @neiIeuou,
8rolman un0 gopen an. Cur 8e-
Iobnung mltr0e Der Iruppentbeil 5uI
2eibbuiareuregiment ernannt.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
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ME 2Ongas-

@rafin 5tepbonie 2Onpop IaBt
cine bittere &Gose in Die NreIIe qe-
Iongen, OaB ibr in geIgien nidt me6r
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en6e, no iie in einem SoteI Ioqirt,
nod 8riiIfel %gefommen, nm Rr6nae
in Der R0nigsaruft nieoer3uleqen.
ErosOem iie OurA Den Offender So.
teller Die 9obnbofsporIteber iomobl
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speiter &laiie aneemieien. aIu6 BEL
Der @bfabrt BON 8riHel babe iih ME
mo10 Inn lie g~efiimmert.
Washington Journal., 1911-10-14
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
SELMA

The storms have ceased and the
snow gone and the general farm
work of the spring season has com
menCed
II. c. Christy made flying trip
to Grants Pass last Sunday, taking
the Selma school teachers there for
the examination
The little -month-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. j r. Tucker met with
a painful accident last Saturday by
upsetting a teapot at the table and
scalding his legs. He is getting along
nicely and will In all probability be
all right soon,
George and WIN Weymer return
ed from Grants Pass Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, A, Il. Ragan and MIR
and Mrs r o, Ragan were the
guests OF the Tucker family Saur-
day and Sunday.
The Deer Creek Valley Telephone
company's annual meeting was In
session Saturday It being postponed
from the regular time near the first
OF the year on account of sickness
and storms.
c. T. Robarts returned from
Grants Pass Sunday with load of
feed and supplies.
There Is to be u dance at the Deer
Greek grange hall Februaryi4 A
Tine time is anticipated
George kestersou Is expected in
Selma this week to look after bust
ness.
MIR aud Mrs A. Il Ragan were
visiting with Mr. Ragan's sister. Mrs
Chrtsty the first VI the week
MIR and Mrs r. j. Breaaeale We're
visiting their daughter Mrs. Tuck.
er Monday and Misses Anna and
Marie Rrca1cale we're there TUESDAY
MIR Hcnkcl the new road super.
visor has already commenced some
repairs aud We all hope to see him
continue until We have ~ better
road Hurmh tor the good roads
proposition and men to carry Il ont,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
WOODVILLE

Gus Newberry was here on legal
business Thursday.
An epidemic of la grippe has
been prevalent In our neighborhood
recently. Some cases have been
very severe.
The Southern Pacific company has
put some badly needed granite on
the depot grounds, thus doing away
with some very unsightly mud holes.
Carlos A. Magerle returned to
Doris, Cal, last Monday, after
spending a week or two here with
friends and relatives.
Miss Jean Dorwood, OF Cottage
Grove, Is here for a short visit with
her friend, Miss Eta Hall.
Mrs Sarah B. Coen left Tuesday
afternoon for her home in Colorado.
She was accompanied as far as Sac
ramento by her son, Rev. M. e.
Coen, OF this place.
Palmer Bros. have sold their
stock OF general merchandise to the
Kahle Mercantile company, OF Port
land. DR.. Palmer and wife left for
Portland Monday and Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. Il, Palmer will follow In few
days, although they have not decided
on that city for a location.
Mrs, Emmaline Oden, an aged re-
sldent OF this vicinity, was stricken
with paralysis last Tuesday and is
In a very cricital condition. DR..
Chisholm Is In attendance.
DR.. Chisholm, formerly of Gold
Hill, Is now a resident OF our little
city. Or. r. A. Woods, of Mime
apolis, Is also located here and we
are now able to give first aid to the
Injured on short notice.
The greatly increased number of
scholars in our school made another
teacher necessary, so Miss Mae Hash,
OF Ashland, has been added to our
corps Of teachers One room Of the
old building has been temporarily
furnished for the remainder Of this
term, after which time the upper
floor of the new building will be fin
ished, giving us then a slx-room
school building that would be cred
1t to much larger town than Wood
Vile.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
First Baptist Church

Sunday, February 12.-At 1890,
the hour of morning worship, the
pastors message will be THE Teach
ing Function of the Church" The
session of the Bible school follows
this service at HAS, under the
charge of r. X. Hackett At the
evening appointments Harry Sal
strom leads the II. Y. p. T. meeting
at $50, considering the topic Les
sons from Great Lives Joseph "
and the pastor breaches on "a Man
Who Never Died The ordinance
of baptism will be administered 4
cordial invitation Is extended to all.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10

and helped to make these young
men glad they had birthday.
The Junior c. f. will hold It's reg
ular meeting In the school house
next Sunday afternoon. You are
welcome.
Garnet Best has been absent from
school this week on account Of sick
ness. We miss Garnet and hope to
see him back soon.
Mrs. WIN. Thomson visited IN the
nelghborhood on Monday.
Fruitdale rejoices with the rest
Of Josephine county that the Rogue
River and Grants Pass railroad is a
certainty And Frultdale also did
her part in subscribing for the stock.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
MURPHY

Roy and Geo. Reed returned home
Saturday from California, where
they have been working in a mine
for several months.
Miss Alice Sparlin arrived from
Portland Sunday and visited day
or so with friends at Murphy before
going on to Provolt to visit here sis
ter, Mrs. Lester Layton.
Miss Lizzie Lemon, of Williams,
visited Miss Elsie McFadden a few
days last week.
La grippe seems to be all the fash
ion nowadays and a number of our
citizens are afflicted with the ma
lady.
Judging by the sounds heard over
the telephone occasionly, our friend
Alvin Mathews, must have new
talking machine. Oh well, If one
has not wife to talk to he has to
do the best he can and listen to can
ned talk.
A deal in real estate was. closed
last week in which d. o. Hayes dis
posed of his little farm of 25 acres
to Geo. Dunlap, of Provolt, for the
sum of $4,000. Mr.. Hayes has pur-
chased home in Grants Pass and
VIII remove there in the near fu-
ture
Adolph Maier, wife and little son
and Mr.. and Mrs, c. b. Fowler, of
Grants Pass, were visitors to Muir
ply Thursday Messrs. Maier and
Fowler visited Missouri Flat while
the ladies remained the guests of
Mrs Dell Osborn.
Mrs. Kate McFadden is visiting
her sister, Mrs Zack Cameron, at
Medford at this writing.
Real estate is still on the boom
around Murphy, as is evidenced by
the options given on different farms
near here II, L. Reed bonded his
farm last week for $4,000; NJ. NJ
Ainsworth bonded his for $35OO, and
Mrs Kate McFadden bonded her
fine farm for $4,000.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10

ing easy at this time. The members
OF Belt Lodge, A. f. & A. M, OF
which lodge he Is a member, are do
ing much to assist him In the time
OF need.
Ed Burk and Fred Hart came out
Of the Snowy mountains, where they
have been for the last week pros
pecting, but there was too much
snow They think they have 1t To-
Gated, though, and as soon as the
snow goes off they will 90 and bring
1t In.
William Little, who has been
hostler for the stage company, is
very sick at the Union hotel. DR..
Dixon is attending on him, but 1t is
feared he will not recover.
z. F. Meissner has sold the Buck
Horn farm and left last Sunday
never to come back. But we think
he will some day come and see us
once more. Mr. Meissner carved
this fine home out Of brush and
timber, which took a lot of hard
work, but he got well paid for the
long years Of toll.
Mrs. Hattie Floyd Is able to be
out in the kitchen again, after a long
siege Of la grippe, and 1t is hoped
that she will soon be able to get out
and gather the wild flowers that
will soon be In full bloom.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
TANNER PosTPONEs FAST

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-Dr. H.
S. Tanner, age 81, the Marathon
faster who was to have started on
his long-distance fast of 80 days to-
day, has decided to postpone the
stunt. He declares that he will
make arrangements to undertake his
feat soon, but only under medical
supervision.
Tanner has a record of long peri
ods of abstemtion from food. In
New York in 1880 he tasted 40 days,
and in indianapolis in 1872 AZ days.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10

Born Near kerb,. ore. rursda,
February g. Nll, TO Mr. and Mrs
George s Duncan. q som
Rev Louis tlutt had the ml,for.
tune To have his lett lcs broken I'm
the ihigh on February I whl, pr.
'os ON q boulder la DTS placer minr
at 'he mouth ot Josephine cree,
pr DIXON MAS summoned and ,s.
the broken limb and Mr. Hurl O.. .a..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
SENATE COMMITTEE
FAVORS SAN FRANCISCO

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The SEN
ate committee on expositions voted
unanimously in favor of San Fran
cisco for the Panama fair.
The action of the committee virtu-
ally ends the opposition of New Or
leans to the selection of San Fran
cisco. 1t is believed the resolution
reported favorably by the senate
committee will soon be adopted by
ne senate.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10

He has not eaten meat for 81 years.
he says.
"If everyone would do as | 90
the beef trust problem would De
solved without trouble" said the
aged doctor.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
VI r. Church, South

v +. Church, South. Sunday
school at 10 a. M preaching at II
a m. and 7;3O p. M Epworth
league at $50. Subject for morning
sermon, Forgiveness For eyep.
ing. "Rliehted Hopes"
All are cordially invited
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
ARIZONA VOTES on
STATE CONSTITUTION

PHoENlN. Arif, Feb. 9.-Votip,
is In progress today throusbopi
Arizona on the new state constip-
iIon There is hardly a doubt that
the people vii, approve the docu.
ment and its friends say lt will haye
at least 20 per cent OF the vote
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
WIRELESS TO ALASKA

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-The
Aleutian islands, along the Alaskan
coast, will be included in the coast
wireless system which the navy de-
partment is establishing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
Newman VI. T.. Church

Corner Sixth and b street,
d. II Leech, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. M: public
worship at II a, M Epworth league
at $40 p. M church service al
7tSO p. m.
The public is invited to all ser.
vices,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-02-10
STRAYED.

about s years old
Right ear clipped and split, one
crumpled horn, color, white and
red. Owner can get same by pay
ing for advertising and care Of ami
NAL at my premises. j. S. Thomp-
son, Merlin, Ore. -5t