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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-04
Sansfrauenpfanoere
gaerlci bonn @ilbbret.
@on g uiie Sole.

Iidtig lit fir Die ridtige Ser
menOung bes @ilbes in Der aiiht
Die aenntniS ieilte5 alters, benin nul
iuitge5 @ilO eignet ith gum graten
Sleii6 alterer 3biere oagegen iol
man oompfen, mdbrenb aIte3 @ilt
un0 @iIogefliigel eau5 alisge8eidnete
9riiben l%iefern. Sir Die Sugetto oes
@iloes 9ibt es mn gang oagemeiite
Werfmale, 6otbmilo ioa man MIR i'm
SerbIt uno @inter foufen, mo es
ifmodbaiter 1T aIs i'm 5riibling uno
Sommer, Bis gum oritten 2ebensiabr
bat oQes @ilo oife5, FLAIR ltnb gldn-
3elt0 altsiebenoeS bellies Set; garter
ais &otbrpiIo lit 9amnilo, anl 5orte-
item &eJrpilo. @pm Sfppnr5pilo iol
man nur 0aS 6leiid iunger 6riif,-
hinge nebmen, 6as 5art nn6 fein.
i9nedeltO lit, dltere Ibiere be6iirfen
itetS Idngerer 9ei5ung, I'M 3nrt 81
peroen, ourd Die Der Gigen9eifnlad
6es Sleiihes iehr beeintrdfrti9t miro.
3u Dem belicbteiten Bilo gebort
Meiiter 2antpe, tros6em Ell bod
eigentlif Elm IeltiameS CHER it,
oenn err bot itntt Der Obret u2offel",
itott Ger 9lugen o2idlter", ltatt be3
S6mon3es cine o@lume", itatt Der
G~oroerbeine o21uie" u1o ltatt Scr
Scare n@oQe." Die Saieniago iii
tpobl Die BEL meiteu eintrGglitite, Der
S6ger berennt babel Die Sdien nod
ibrem gufentbuIt, no CT iie erlegt,
un0 unterIdeioet haber Berg, @alo.
llno 6el0baierL. Die Sllaenb oes
Soien I1bt iid) an peridieoenen Rerf.
molen feItitellen bel jungeu Saien
iin0 oie 8eIenfe an oen 8oroerlGufen
getrennt. fire ainnIo6e IGBt lid]
unter Sen ainnboden beim 3uiam.
menoriiden einbieQen, bie 2offeI Ioiien
lid ser 2Gn9e nod leift einreiBen
ltn0 enolid 5eigt Elm meiBlides Sled
den an ser Stirn aufS iiferite oic
2%,u9etO, 0a Der Sale bieies MIR bis
sum eritcn boaen0eten QebenSiobre
bat. am beIten fir Die Slide 1T elm
i"ooeuornter Dreibiertelbaie, Der
5ipiiGen Dem iltngen SdSdan mo
cinen alien Meiiter Campo Die
Mitte bolt.
Don Der 8errpen6ung oes 8il0-
bretS 3i aodl5pefen mlib man oos
8iloileii6 oui red1te 8eiie iolbern
nienlulS ioa oas 8ilo unnotbig in
reidlid)er 8eiie nit Waifer in BE.
riibruna qebrad)t perben. Gas ein5ie
8eriobren 8iIo 3t ioiihern
lut0 Die bIutigeu 5eridoiienen Stellen
III rcirigerL beitebt III Der ~folgenbet
,g~ebonoIung. Die in tSranfreih idpon
Ianoe iiblih lit. Man legt bos Milo.
ileiidy ouf Elm aroBes 8or5ellanbrett
o0er cine entiprehaloe Yor3eQall.
I&iiIiel, ~niennnls olif ein Sol8brett,
obgeipnidenes iellftes 6leiid)
BEL l1ngerem 2iegen auSlaligt. Damn
tnuht maj, ELM grobes 2einentld) In
Ialliuormes SaIppoiicr uno mdidyt bos
,Sleiih 6aniit iiberna gut 1b, nobel
man oos 9ilf ~mieoerholt gut aiisipiilt
llao oos @aiier otter erncuert. 9ier
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-04

gtfommtn. unb ih tptnbtte mid an
milne runblids gestiterin:
sWdr nift frihsr bier berum elm
Gdabsang2"
sJd id CLAUDE
nDarf man aud ren Ie1en2"
III Der biirfte tdum me6r sa-
sdnsIi4 fsin!@
SD bog nit Miibe 5dbs 3psige sur
Seitt, frat duf ~mdnns6obts unfrdui
unO 9uufen trodsnen 6ot5es. Dus
refine DOrnrOsdenidIob! Die Gran
folsts mir idpsietnO. ie po[te benz
~fcnoerburen, dbsr offsnbdr ie6r srs
piinfdtsn aGufer nidt 3upiber iein.
Sd mar ia aud Der q~1ubednai
Die Gros nit bihtem MoIe beoedt,
Der 5iid bon 3dbem Gfeu iberioudert.
llnb bort, duf Der Grbe = mir iiodie
cer atbem = lag Elm unformlifes gts
mas, bon tauienb S6linspflonssn ums
ftridt. Mein 6er5 tlopfte -esc.e Is
teugte mid binurter - er mar es
es mar Der unsliidlide SeFel!
Noh liegt er bort, pobin i'm 5ors
niger arm mari = fiinf3ebn Sabre
iit's Der! 9as Gifen p~srroItef, cine
fledia braunt Sdrbe iiber8iebt bic
Stdbe. gfeu rantt Iih I'M 5iBe nnb
2ebne. Seit fiinf3ebn Sabren bat Nies
manb mehr ben Quubgang betreten.
Der jdbe COB Der Srdu SurdnbD
bic Streitisteiten Der Grbsn - o1g
Sdlob tpuros berlaTen = MIR bic
GebGube Dor benz gerfaa geidibt -
ia, 10 ldBt es ii4 ertldrenl
Sd farre f6tpeigenb nuf ben itum.
mea 3eiiaan neiner eriten 2iebe-meis
ner 5borbeit - Rrnieber. 8ergebens
berIude id meiner gegIeiterin cine Grz
tldrunq meines 9%enebmens 81 geben.
@ber aud iie 1T merfpiiroig erregt
uno firirt mid dnbdItsnb, sritduut.
Wieber fe6e id meme tleine Seas
nine Dor mir. Sd bin eben sfpansig
.geporOen, iie fnapp iedsebn. Sd
sreife ruub noa ibrer 5anb. Sic
fprinst empDrt auf: .Menn Sic bic
len SeFsl nidt aufbsben unb fofort
Sbr ~unerb0rtes genebmen entTdulbi-
gen, bann finb mir gefdieOene 9eutt!l"
.g1plen mir nidt neiter2" fraste
bic feline 5rau an meiner Seite.
Sbre Gimme @3ittert. ibre 4ugen
triiben ii9. Medanif6 bebt tie Die
6dnb nnb itrei4t bas blonde. trauIe
Saar aus Der Stirf.
.Wenn es ieBt gefdlig fpdre -
Sd balde nab ihren SdnDen. 2eile,
bite i6:
r@er3eib mir, Seanine. bergibtl1
Die feline 5rau fliitert: sic fms
bu diff es = bu!!@
Die aeble 1T mir ME 5ugefhniirt.
Qu9 tie bat mid erfannt = aud iie.
4ber teiner bon utls beioen finbet Da5
,rl0Ienbe Dort.
Sdpeigenb betge ia mid nieber,
ben Gfsu CUR Seite unb fdfe bic
1ebne bes Sefels. @r iheint inn
9oben gu fpur3eIn. Sd r%iittle, idaeiBe
. bergebIid gu LANCE it's Der
u ldngei
r2ab IS gut fein!1 fagte Seanins
niibe. .0as lit borbeil!4
S6or, Der id mar, gu slauben, bnb
d tpieber auf6eben f1nnte, tpas ib Dor
iinf3ebn langen Sabrfn Deriparfl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-10-04

tngs5iuede BON fittfarbigem. dongl.
renocn atIas 5eigt nniere eritr a6-
biloung. Ter Nod lit an Der Seits
Oeid)libt, iuo CT einen einiat bon
Gtiderei uno @orte iidltbar meroen
t4bt. Sben lit er %aarnirt nit einem
sipei ,3oa breiten 8nffitreirn pom
eigcnen Matcrial,
Nuiitreifen gorniren aud ben
Shame Der fict Qusaeihnittenen 9loii.
fe. Ticien Musidnitt filat EN- Yofe
bon Der @ortenitiderei bic unten oil
Der Gcite ben BOD garnirt. GoS alei.
dc Bacterial biloet oiih ole @ornitur
Der aermcI. Ron onnfclfarbigtm
MtlaS III Der @iirtcl.
Bon fpeibsm gorburoDsS dmmet 1T
Der 81 Dem aleib eetragehe SUIT.
Gnrnirt init elmer grobfn 9tpic mo
einaeiabt nit fittiorbiopm gtlas.
8eIle dnrben. gornirt nit brcitcn
Gtreiicn bon onntler Seibe, atlas
iillo 5ainmet oehcren nod inmer III
Den mirfunoSpcaIten Mpoen. c5n bic.
zen D1Ilen ninmt Gonmet bic Gtc[-
IL pom Geioc oocr Mtlos idmereren
@ctrcbes Elm. 7ie feinen Scioer.
@er0es, III sartcn sS1rbentoncn, gar
Ilirt NIT ounfIem FG amMet iino ir.
bcd nnEeraepohnlid elegant uno
t%eprdicntiren cine Mooe. bic pcIieben
~ bon Der fnfhionnblen G~nal1nberin
ndhrcn6 bar Gniicn Der Neinen
@cmuitertcS Waterfall i'll feines.
ire0s aiif Seioe belhronft, ionoern
NON begc9nct eiaisen iiberois eIe.
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aIciocr beril9relt Den gooen,i Dcnll
gIeih bic eiiae Modmeite, bcilIt @ebel
Der lrdacrin, cin g(ufroaenI perur.
iaft 10 Deb Tie hlnti1hlih nis]t lang
crsichrn, glan iriiit aid eiiE Mel'
&C Sflepyr0de an, rno 5ipar Iino Die
S6I,pp,n In Der Reael itpqat BON
ben cnacn Modem uno an bdIfi1Ilen
pieredig. luenn aud obacrlmoetc, jii.
gcipittc mo Siidfhpnns.S dleppcn
onjntrciien limo, mo nod irSeno CT
mem @infe( otidfueiieiL ltatt iolloe
i'm Niiien nicOcr5nfnlen.
llnegale HodIdnge itcht I'M Bet
den Der nciteil Moocn mo iii Der
Bcgcnitano bett6htlifer Grperimet
te mabrcno oes SommerS 1epeien.
9icIe Der biiGihciten GrapirImgel
tcnotbiQcn ioIte llnelci6teit, mo
Gin Rcd, Der CUB ltnb Sr01cl frei
labt an elmer Stelc no Ole Crawl.
rinra qeraiit oSer mo Der NOD etrras
gcifIiet lit, erihcint belte nidt
mehr u%nneluobnlifj.
5rob ser @%cmiibungen BON man.
der Seitc l6nnrj unb ireibc 81.
iefte in Sen S~intergrlm6 al br6neen
~6eboupten oieicIben iih INNER iuic.
ser auf's gteuc, lmb man brandt Iih
Ocsrc1en nid,t 81 mnnoern, lpenlt
man cinioc ser r2itcn MoocIlc oiejer
Art iiebt. Gin iolhes miro rem &c.
ierinnen in nnierer 3pciten 9lbbil.
Dung poraeiiihrt. &c lo5t iif niflts
RciSerbcrcs o%cnfen, oIs oieies feline
5erocfleio in @cib NIT elmer breiten
@lcnbc bon ihporSem Somnet un-
ten bcrrn. gammet miro biel al
Stelc bon Scioe mo NtIoS fir Gar.
nitllr pertnanot Tie Tront hcSgiodcS
lit nit elmer, lnterhoIb Scr &nielinic
roh beiben Sciten oblmciqenoen
Seioenblenbe Qoruirt. ocren obercr
EbeiI nit miu3iaen 4n6pfen per3irt
lit.
Die @Iouie bat eitlcn piereiiget
Snmmetfra8en Mnb ocn ipiben Nus.
id)nitt llmro!loet Die nit an0pien be.
ieete @leuoe. Die Mcite 1T bon
5tiferei Appliqnce. Sdmo.
lie, nit anopfen ner3iertc 9lenocn
Den NhidhllrI1 Der Nerulel.
man triift ail6 einige ipimoerpol.
Gillette in ShmorB un6 @eib in
9crIcnorbeit NM Gtiderei fir ge.
IGte. Sdlm1r5er Siiq nit eineln Gin.
lat bon ueibcm Elm. oeitict in fei.
ncn arDitnqperIen 1T cine ser ant
beiulroertcn RooitGten. Ger
6iiG lit einfndL uno oGe
pirrpebenartige Stiderei bIei6t ouf
>oS oll.ober Mlliter in neibem Gill
oas ohne 6raae nit Dem
Sdparj 0urdmoben lit, ober ME ein
allsiiett. Sieier Spp boli
bacterial lit ais 3~ropirung bermonot i;
III einem bon 9recoQcs neuen 03o.
,clcn unlO miro bon peritieoenen J
SmportEGuIern benubt. !
Seine Spiscn, Defenders in Sen !
Iel6liden, ecru uno Oder 0ren per, {
zen in QroBen 0uantit0ten rcruan0t
mo 3iia, g%lotter, punftirter o6er !
lit iiberaus popular. 0a !
inO aud i6oile, llnb mirfunaSpoQe, !
Spiten, oae Die oItcn Qie6. !
ln1e uno ciii1e iiingere ner Sin3ii. J
mie 3. 9. Die @erno, 6ie :
pre @ermeitbl,ng fin6en (
Wit ocn Gommet., BIiiid. irr6 oe. ,
Seibenitofien etc. foatc man {
Dab Die ihmercn 5pitcn eli. .
ie mcbr prominerte Moae ipiclen !
ol8 tie cs in @irflihfeit :
BIN. aber Die @orlicbe fir Iolbeln, :
uno GIiiiee iiAert and fer. :
er Die @epor5uglna bon Wes.n
!
@oS &liii6 onbeIonqt 10 ueroen y
gnitrenaltngen gemaft, Sic. y
M @'otcrial ionobI oitf Gem ge6ie. ! !
Der Fubmaderfunit ME o1f Dem :
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On Der 9preh t |.

gu Dem pielbef6dftigten Mr3t eines
kffifden 2anbftdbtaens tommt Elm
Bauer in bic Spreditunbe. Der Qr5t
6ot turS porber orei putienten unters
iu6t.
rRaf4 5ieAen Sic fid dus!!4 9erridt
er bas 86uerlein an.
Mit perbuBtem Geiint beginnt bies
Ter Elm aleiOungsitiid mad benz anbern
ab5ulegsn, bis nir nod ba5 9enlb i'm
perbiiqt.
r8o fe1It's?' fabrt i'm Der 9ottor
tpieber an.
ga, 9err 9ottor," meint Der ga.
tient grinieno. pei4 BUN eebeert, SIT
moGte Sbne SIR 9ol5 tlaa made loFe
unb Do pont ei6 emol froge, Oh si9
bes net tiptpsrnemme tonnt -"
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Ger 4.

@irtbit: Ger MideI Dem apitert
oie Grau onrdgegaugen lit, fomntt
iocbcn anf infer &aus sli; Der iltdt
9emiB Iroitl"
@irtb: Sam idon iein oa
nil i'd nal aleidl friid) ali3apfcn.,@
Cine interefiante Ser.
lpbung. 8iel aufieben erreat in
Der enaliihen ulto northumberland
feI7taft bic Qntinbigung, boB gnpe
bieies M}onatS ole @erlob1ing Der WiiB
antoinette 9edider NIT Glinpr sd.
liol Brett. Dem grben discounts
Giber, itattfinoen miro. Die Sontilie
9efider itummt oits MfedIenblira-
Sdlmerir, lit ieood idlnn Mt eiltigen
@eterationen lit 4~hiiooelpSm oni1i.
liz. &ediders geboren at ben reihIten
Samilien in anlerifa llto baber gro.
Be sSnterelien an Der ao5lpninoiitrie
Gelnipluonieus. Seit einigcr s3eit
mohnen lie in Der sSiiniten Mpeniic lii
0eep 9ort. MiB atoinette lit % ssnhre
at unb bat iih bereits einen Rainsn
ourfl lbre moblihdtipen gserfe ilnter
ben arrleil Der MetropoIe ssalaaI4
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klmS BEN Ncidb Der Mooe
mnb Wcicnidbaft.

Wep Nort 2O. september.

Wem yort ~. Sepiernoer.
Cbaleid ole gnitrcnauugeu &c.
f, Srcft iperDtn, uns ben plifirtsn Rod
lpisbsr su bringsn, eibt ss bod Der
y1eucn wiooe[lc bon Ynris nno Con.
bon aeniig, Die Den Nod obne gIiiie
nufmeiien. Srgeno cine Ornpirnng,
pIenbe cher anoere discriminating
Ut icoof iait imuuer oorbanben, I'M
ben obiolut gIatten Gffctt, Der mond)-
NAL pie cine llebcrtreibung 1uSiiebt.
nbauidJm1den. llno bier mag gIcif
aeioat merOen. DAB Die bohiten Fri
ample mo Die boffnunasIcieIten
Mibcrfolgc In ocn nelen Wooellen
ipcnn man ben friiben e%r5eugnii'
fen troien fam - bon ben mebr
ODER meniger geihidten Grapirungei
n~bbdngig iinO.
gs 1T inmer eineErobe, 0icic IRA.
pirrno. Elm Brirfitein, oiird) Den Der
aiinitler nnfebIbnr bon Dem Builder
gu materibeioen it, rrno menn i'm.
,rrer, ME iebt. Trnpirlmg on @e6cn.
tiitg 5unimmt mo 3t eillem midti.
gen 6nftor oes Neuen in Der MoSa
miro, Bibt es $aroriib fir oic, nelfsI
aleioer MADDEN pie fir Oicjcni9en
bic lie frozen.
Cine Scribe, Die iid pom CONNER
IN ben 5erbit bimiber gerettct bot, Ill
Aitt, o6cr Elm onnfIes @clb.aron.
TdsicLbc bat ibr Griheiren in eini.
gen Der neiicn Iud. nno ItlasItofie
gernat't, nnh in Gerbinoung NIT
bunflcren Material o6er @ortc = int
GIeiten 6arbcnton, lit er ii6erou3
lrirfungsrpG.
Gin niebIihes aIeio fir Mafntit.
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bsre6tists u.usrtrasuns bon O.
Rat.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
BALD HEADS NOT WANTED.
Badness Is Too Generally Considered
Sign Of Advanced Age.

Badness Is Too Generally Considered
Sign Of Advanced Age.
A bald-headad person does not hive
an equal chance with one blessed W tn
a healthy head Of hair because bald.
ness is too generally accepted as an
indication Of age. Many large corpora
tions have established an age limit. and
refuse to take men over 35 years of
age as new employees.
Probably GjC5 of hald-headed people
may regain good head of healthy hair
if they will follow our advice and ac-
cept our offer We have a remedy that
we positively guarantee TO grow hair
on any head unless the roots of the
hair are entirely dead their follicles
closed and the scalp has become glazed
and shiny. We want people to try this
remedy at our risk. with the distinct
understanding that unless it does ex-
actly what we claim it will. and gives
satisfaction in every respect. we shall
make no charge for the remedy used
during the trial.
We know exactly what we are talk
ing about and with this off back Of
our statements 'Do one should scoff.
doubt our word, or hesitate to put our
remedy to an actual test
We want every one who is suffering
from any scalp or hair trouble, dan
drutf, falling hair. or badness to try
our ReXaIl "g3' Hair Tonic We want
them to usa it reynarDy-say until
three bottles save been usad-and if
It does not eradicate daulruf. cleanse
and refresh the scalp. tighten the hair
in its roots and grow new hair. we
will return every cent paid us for the
remedy for the mere asking There
is no formality expected. and we exact
no obligation from the user whatever
We make this offer with full under
standing that our business success
entirely depends upon the sort of treat.
ment we accord our customers, ana we
would not dare make the above of
fer unless we were positively certain
that we could substautate it in every
particular Remember, YOU can obtain
ReXall Remedies in this commupit,
only at our Store-The Rexan Store
Clemens sells drugs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
Ahr YOU GUILTY
DO You Smoke too Much, Drink too
Much, Eat too Much?

It takes a mighty good stomach TO
feel ready for a good breakfast the
morning after the banquet or social
session.
What do YOU want for break
fast? inquired Browns good wife
Just a pleasant smile and a breath
OF fresh air. answered Brown the
morning after an important meeting
at the lodge
II YOU eat smoke or drink too
much always remember that two lit-
tie Ml-O-NA stomach tablets taken
lust before YOU 20 to bed will DESTROY
all poisonous gasses and leave Won
with a sweet clean stomach In the
morning
For INDIGESTION and an stomach
distress. MONA is the best pres
cription I'm the world. C. II. Demarav
sells it ON money back plan Large
box only so cents
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
, ~ y y y y y y
/. Personal AND LOCAL =

Mrs. z. C. Purdin OF Kerby spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass
G. II. Garner went TO Cottage
Grove Monday to spend several days.
Robert Huck and little daughter
Hilda Of Fruitdale are visiting with
Mr and Mrs. VI. r. sturteyant.
Mrs. George P. Jester returned
Monday evening from Medford.
where she spent several days with
friends
Mrs. r. II. Gnhllan, who has spent
the past several weeks with relatives
at stayton. Albany, and other towns,
returned Monday evening to her
home in this city
ORC Smith Of Kerby was in Grants
Pass Sunday visiting his daughter,
Miss Fleda Smith of the high school,
and his brother Fred Smith Of the
Rogue River Courier.
Mrs. Anna Knox with TWO children
arrived Tuesday from Fossil Oregon,
and after short visit with her broth
er in this city. win 90 TO Applegate
to visit her mother Mrs. Haberman.
Mrs. 81 C. Findley and Mrs s.
Loughridge left Monday for McMinn-
willie to attend the Sunday school con-
ference. The ladies' were accom-
panied by Mrs. Findley's daughters,
Edith and Louise.
Mrs l.. r Steelhammer returned
Sunday from a pleasant visit OF sew
eral weeks with relatives and friends
at Salem. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. A. r. Tamlesie.
/ A. E. VOORHEES, went to Portland
Sunday to spend several days with
his parents.
Miss Gertie Cahill returned Sunday
to her school duties at Hugo after
spending Sunday with her parents
Miss Mabel Darnellle visited over
Sunday with her mother and returned
Sunday evening to Three Pines.
Mrs. NJ. b. Knowles and daughter
Mrs. Summervllle, who have been
visiting with Mrs. Knowles sister.
Mrs. c. II. Sampson of this city for
the past week, left Sunday for Port
land, where they go to visit other
relatives
Mrs. Lillian Hagman, who has
spent several months with relatives
in Grants Pass, left Sunday on her
return to her home at Redheld, S. D,
James Y. Tufts, who has spent the
past month at Doris. CAL making
arrangements for the opening of the
sawmill for the summer run, is
spending a few days with his family
In Grants Pass
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II Hodgson left
Grants Pass Saturday to be absent
a portion OF the summer. the former
going to Eastern Oregon on forest
service work and the latter tC
Chico, Cal. to remain until her hus
band returns.
George r. Jester spent Sunday il
Medford with Mrs Jester, who has
been visiting friends there during
the week
DR.. Coffee returned to Portland
Sunday after assisting DR.. ]. C
Smith In an operation for Mrs. A
Male of this city.
Ratio and his company Of eminent
artists Opero hause, Saturday
Aprl a. soc and 75c
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
HAPPY WEDDlN'.

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a
When Jennie Oikari sued James Nor
land for breach of promise, Norland
beat mp the ,rrestiug officer. He was
draggsd, handcuGed, to court, and
married the girl with his battered vic
tim as bes, man.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

Lectures Begin
The lecture course which
began at the Christian
church Tuesday evening un-
der the auspices of the Christian En-
deayor society of that organization,
promises to be a rare treat to all who
attend. Mrs. Jean Morris Ellis is a
graduate Of an Ameri.sn institute
of New York and is speaker OF
ability, thoroughly conyersant with
her subject, Character Building and
Reading"
The subject is along the line Of
physiogomy and psychology, and
Mrs. Ellis is rated as one of the fore
most lecturers of the day These
ectures are free to the public, and
egin at o'clock each evening.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
BERGER PROPOSES
GOVERNMENT TAKE
OVER THE WIRELESS.

= WASHINGTON, April "a =
= Arguing that the confusion at :
= tending the wreck of the Titan :
= ic is ample proof Of the necessity :
\ Of such a law, Congressman =
= Victor Berger of Wisconsin, in :
\ troduced today a bill providing :
\ for the government ownership =
\. of wireless telegraphy systems. :
\ The bill involves the creation :
\ Of a government wireless bu- :
: reau under the department of :
\ commerce and labor. =
4 L L L
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

Mrs. ". G. Clute, who arrived last
week from Independence, Kan, to
visit with her sisters, Mrs. Lueus'
Mrs. Shank and Miss Cotfman OF this
city, is now visiting with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Coffman at
their farm home near Murphy. Mrs.
Clute expects to be in southern Ore
gon for two months or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Eastman and
baby left Tuesday for Portland,
where they go to reside during the
summer. They we're accompanied by
Mrs. Eastman's aunt, Mrs. W. NJ
Bunch, who will spend a month in
Portland.
r. F. Hanley and Miss Grace Tur-
.ner spent Sunday in Medford, guest:
at the home of Judge and Mrs. E. E
Kelley.
Mems suits s6.25 at Southern
Oregon Supply Co. AGO.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

Miss Jane Cofman, manager ana
operator for the Postal Telegraph
company in this city, returned Mon
day afternoon from Portland where
she went last week 10 meet her sister
from the east. Miss Coffman missed
her sister, who arrived in Grants
Pass several days ahead Of her
Mrs. E. L. Ryckman, who has been
visiting at the home Of her son, C..
Il. Ryckman, departed Monday morn
ing for her home at Knappa.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

You will look a good while before
you find better medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t not only gives relief
Il cures. Try It when you have
cough or cold, and you are certain
10 be pleased with the prompt cure
which II will effect. For sale by all
dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

John b. Ratio who will appear here
as the last number of the Lyceum
course on Saturday, April q, gives a
thorough exposition Of an interesting
study. He makes up into different
characters in full view Of the audi
ence, showing each color and line as
It is applied and when completed
sinks his personality in that of the
new-made-up character and presents
Ia character study from life.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
why He Was Late.

"What made YOU so late2'
"I met Smithson.
Well that Is mo- reason why YOU
should De am hour late getung home
to supper
'l know but ! asked him how ne
was feeling and be insisted on telling
me about his stomach trouble
pa YOU tell him to take Cham
berlain's Tablets
Sure, that is what he needs
Sold by an dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
,II.. smLlh,s Rodr Interrel-

Hiss smith BODY lhteiTSu
The funeral service for Miss Addie
Myrtle smith, aged 26 years, who
died at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Smith on West j
street Sunday April p, were held
Tuesday afternoon from the resi-
dence at 2 O'Clock, Rev F. C. Loyett,
officiating.
Miss Smith was born In Illinois,
July 10. 1885. For the past two
years she hes resided in this city.
Many friends were present at the
funeral service with the bereayed
parents, all carrying beautiful floral
offerings. Burial was in Granite Hill
cemetery.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
BUSINESS POINTERS

Or Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
JE.Peterson. PioueorInsuranceAan
Rexall Remedies at Clemens. g,
drugs.
Alfred Letcher. Registered Optic
metrist and Jewel. lu DiAou.s o!o
stand. Front 81 Eyes tested free.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
Bragdons Go East

Bragdons Go East
j. w. Bragdon and son, L. r.
Bragdon departed Monday evening
ON their way to Chicago L. r..
Bragdon has been a resident of this
city for the past three years and was
associated with his brother-in-law,
r. q. Hartzler, in the wood business,
recently sold to Mr.. Morey. j. W..
Bragdon and wife have been in
Grants Pass since last fall. Next
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. R. 2. Hartzler
little son and Mrs. j. W. Bragdon
will also so to Chicago, where they
will visit for a short time then go to
Philadelphia and later to Maine to
spend the summer. The Bragdons
are leaving Grants Pass to reside
permanently in the east, but Mr.. and
Mrs Hartzler and son expect to re
turn here next winter
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26
\ \ \ \ \ \ \ ! ~ = !

For rheumatism you will find moth
ing better than Chamberlain's Lini-
ment Try it and see how quickly it
gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-04-26

Don't be surprised If you have an
ttack of rheumatism this spring. Just
rub the affected parts freely with
Chamberlain Liniment and 1t will
soon disappear. Sold by all dealers.