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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
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SNOWSTALLS
TRAINS IN
THE EAST
First Severe Storm Of Season
Ties Up Traffic on Rail-
road Lines and Causes Suf-
fering N Eastern States

New York, Dec. 14.--New York
city and the east coast today are
stormbound. Snow, piled in high
drifts. has stalled trains at many
points and wire service is interrupt
led. Intense cold. too. has brought
suffering in the train OF the storm
|and no relief is in sight, for the
weather bureau forecast predicts
northwest gales. more snow and
colder weather.
Two trains from Boston. due last
might, finally battled their way
through the drifts and reached here
lat seven this morning.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
trains along the New England coast
are tied up. and In many instances
passengers spent the night In cold
cars. with no town as a haven within
miles.
At Otisville, N. Y, 20 persons were
injured when an Erie train plowed
into a crowd crossing the track to
board another train. At Springfield,
Mass, one death resulted from ex-
posure.
New York Is in hard plight. Two
feet OF snow blankets the city at
many points. while 10000 men are
Engaged, under direction Of the
street commissioner, in hurried ef-
fort to clear the streets.
The New York Central and the
New Haven systems put on huge
gangs to clear their tracks and re-
store communication.
The Hudson river valley is just
emerging from storm of blizzard
proportions. More than a foot of
snow fell in Troy and Poughkeepsie.
The latter place reported the Central
New England railway. connecting
with Hartford. Conn.,, crippled.
Philadelphia reported one man
killed. Both in that city and here
many accidents resulted from the
storm. Along the New England coast
a 60-mile gale ripped its way but
had subsidized today for the most part.
In Atlantic ports ships kept to
their moorings. fearing to take a
chance on the seas.
The Empire State express lost FIVE
hours and pulled into the Grand
Central station at $3.50 this morning
with cover of snow and ice.
Some commuters living only Is
miles outside the metropolis found
themselves imprisoned in trains for
nine hours. Telegraph companies
experienced difficulty in handling
business between Boston and Phila-
delphia, and as far west as Buffalo,
N. Y, and Harrisburg, Pa
The property loss is heavy.
During the day the seaboard gra-
dually recovered from decentralization
of its traffic and crippling Of its COM
munications. Many stalled trains ar
rived with cold and hungry pas
sengers The worst situation arising
from the blizzard is the existence Of
q milk famine here. Crippled COM
munication prevented much of the
millions Of quarts of milk from
reaching here from New York, Massa-
chusetts and New Jersey points.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
STORM DAMAGES LINER
ON WAY TO YOKOHAMA

Semitic, Dec, 14.--Several men,
bers OF her crew were injured, part
of her deckload washed away and
considerable damage was done to her
hull and deck fittings on the last
voyage OF the liner Canada Maru,
from Semitic to Yokohama, accord
ing to word received here today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
MATRIMONIAL KNOT
MAY STILL BE UNCUT
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased wire.)
San Francisco, Dec IA deci-
sion of the appellate court. finding
that in cases where divorces are
granted BY default the findings Of
fact must be recorded, Is believed to
nullify nearly 70 per cent OF the d.
vorces granted in California in the
last tweive years.
This Interpretation was placed on
the decision by local attorneys today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
OSCAR II DUE IN
CHRISTIANSAND TONIGHT

New York, Dec, 14,--Unless de-
layed by storms, the Ford peace ship
Oscar II will arrive at Christiansand,
Norway, late tonight, the Scandina-
Wan line offices said this afternoon.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
COLLECTING "FOR THE POOR"
MAN GIFTS $12 FROM VICTIM

Seattle, Dec. 14.--"Hold up your
hands; l am making a collection for
the poor" said man armed with a
revolver as he entered T. j, Foley's
grocery store here last night. He go,
$12.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14

San Francisco. Dec, l4.--Because
OF shallow water In the north channel
OF the Golden Gate. the great Hill
liner Minnesota. mystery ship OF the
Pacific. will not enter San Francisco
bay until late this afternoon. Federal
District Attorney said today. Con-
voyed by the tugs Dauntless and
Iaqua. she Is Just outside the Faral-
lone ightship. Captain Groenbeck Of
the South Side life-saving station re-
ported.
Preston declared that he did not
expect to board the vessel until late
this afternoon, as her original inten-
tion OF attempting to enter through
tho north channel had been altered.
supt. Wiley was on the bay await
ing the arrival OF the liner all morn
Ing.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
LINER S PASSAGE
THROUGH GOLDEN
GATE DELAYED

San Francisco. Dec. li.--Tho
crippled liner Minnesota was to an
chor In tho bay about four o'clock
this afternoon. United States Dis
trict Attorney Preston planned to
board her Immediately and start his
investigation into tho cause of her
disability.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14

be June Z.
The choice Of the windy city was
made on the first ballot.
Chicago had 80 votes. San Fran
cisco 13. st. Louis Z, and Philadel-
phia 2.
Washington, Dec. 1.-THE repub-
lican national convention will be held
June Z. week ahead OF the demo-
cratic. the national committee de-
cided today. Inasmuch as this date
necessitates earlier primaries In
South Dakota and Maine than they
had set for them, the committeeman
from these states objected and sug-
gested June 27. The earlier time,
however. carried by a vote of 81
to 13.
Chicago claimed to have majority
OF the committee pledged to the
choice OF that city as the convention
place. On the preliminary ballot
San Francisco expects large COM
plimentary vote. Chicago is regard
ed as the probable winner. ai
The committee ratified a reduction
Of 36 in the southern representation
Washington. Dec. 14.--Wheel
horses of the G. o. P. swung into line
today in the session of the republican
national committee, while lobbies
buzzed with presidential possibility
All the possibilities" were either
on hand in person or had just left.
The most conspicuous absentees were
Supreme. Court Justice Hughes and
Colonel Roosevelt. OF them, the
lobby chatter was that If either would
run they would upset the other IL
Toward Hughes. the general at
titude was summed up thus:
"If we can induce him to run we
will win with rush."
Regarding Roosevelt. the delegates
expressed themselves as hoping he
will support some candidate other
han Colonel Roosevelt.
In last nights banquet Of the COM
nittee mention of his name was APP
plauded. and then those who perpe-
rated this applause stopped, looked
'heepish. and wondered II they real
y meant 1t, Several speakers ex-
ended the olive branch toward him
with announcement that he would be
welcomed back to the G. o. P. with
lonors.
From the banquet talks It was
evident that the campaign will be
based on opposition to President Will
sons foreign policies no less than
On his tariff stand,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-14
CONVENTION
Of c. 0. ?.
JUNE I
The Republican Party Will
Name Its Standard Bearer
a Week Before the Demo
Gratis Renominate Woodrow

Washington, Dec. 1.-the repub-
lean national committee late this
afternoon voted for Chicago for the
convention city. The meeting will
be June Z.
The choice Of the windy city was
made on the frst ballot.
Chicago had 80 votes. San Fran
cisco 13. st. Louis Z. and Philadel-
phia 2.
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1nnhtr,s etraEcnbtlcnftnna.

I'm ned Dor Der 0roben0cu Gin.
1emeiH0ung enc aeHiige0e Stros
BenbeleudMnq in Guu0ee 81 idai
fen, babeu bic oortigen 9ebor0en
6cidloHen, am SamItoa, ben H..
April, cine oifeutlIde a6itiumunB
bort iiber Bic autuabme elmer Stras
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm 8etrage
BON $4,000 ab5abalteu.
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BADEN fur3e geine, pesbnl6 iolen
mir uits oa6ei nuf1alteh2
81 mir bic abiiht fpben, IN DE.
qoptea einsuriiden ooSr niht, lit
cine poltifde 5rage, hbcr Die gu
iprefeu id fein 9ted)t 9nbe. @as
id ieoof iaaen fam, fit oas, OaB
Der 5ue3saaral nod otter bon tiir.
.fiIden Iruppcn iiberi9ritten iDGr'
Sen uiro. Air BADEN ge5eigt, bob
mir eB fonnen, uro oas lit iiIr iest
genllg g8ir batten Elm Battalion
,Snfanterie einen polen Gag mlf
Ser anoeren Eeite, rieien es ie6o6
3urilf. ga MIR cine Gemonitration
beobfidtigt par
Gun nuroe oas @eiprod burh
Sen Gintritt cines anberen boben
qeamten unterbroheu, Der iid ilber
6as 2igeuiDitem i'll 3eihmgs6erih.
ten folgeuoermaben alsLieb: u@ir
baden oen 3eitunasIeuteb aacs &C.
.seigt, mas mir Ill 3eiapn botten.
.Gaun aber 5erlieben lie inicr sano
um0 Derbreiteten 2iigen iiber uns.
Wenn Gle unIere arn1ee icben mol-
len, tbun Gle 0as, Sie perbeu bn.
Sci bag fpeitaebenoite eutgcgcn'
.fohtmen finoen. 4aes Wioglihe
miro qetban rueroen. jebod immer
o0rausgeiest 0aB Gie nod unieren
ariegsepieBen bel Der reinen 8abr.
belt o~erbleibcn."
gtm S. Mdr5 beaab iih Der aors
reiponoent olsoann mad ben Gnr.
0aaeaen, oa Die Alltirstu ~bebauptet
hatten, am 6. uno 7. gadr5 Die Dor.
.ttagn Sorts gum gdweigen &C.
brdht 5l haben. gr iart1 0aB bic
@eIhoiIe Der aaiirten, oegleifl tie
III ripiiger an3abE abgege6en, 10 GIT
mia feincn Sdooen aiigerIftet bat.
ten. nno Oab Die Sorts nod ale in.
taft tuaren.
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9m Sitter peu 5l zen fara
i6 2idf8 dH eaalE teHt5lraan8
iH GIthUm boz dCHHltFt. brai
1Fafaattibe ~ $500. t1dlin nou
18bH 6e60e Iit g%ieriorhcue
nor MIR Wot.tt ans ArdHitulaagr
alieitit uao mdf tu &glftan
tIeutidlnu0l aet6faH ,m Alier
poH 20 SabrN fam fla uaW amertil
hoe ic INIT ibrpm ie iett a5erlgbci.
Sem @ntien Sen Nim0 ftrs gebcu
luaBitc 1ds QclfutHts fan0 orr.
GoHurrt0a BON Iyauerbduie aus.
ONT Dem 9lcoidnt stu 6reobeig III
1liaar6 itatt. Gle Qrauetititrlih
lcitcu nabm 41itor 1r. Stutot Dor
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24

dtt at Mtft la
mittirilf0 Nfelm tHr rafiait
eaa aga NsHff- t8 Esfsf
aH #mt pannaf. GW att
fllefigaH rr th basu ti
matee bga Gt4ldBsefH nna UT1r.
toigH at3it tasta tleaea. ui
Erutpeu iu ionbg8 80 dtiit nls
leH lcHHiaH uiHt8 nHsriatfn
s1at eUu fdhf- be 8adHtant
Sort eutbalten SIS glgrialae III.
heh Gato1nfagu ctle afote geHrt
ipclhe dlcs setafiat has m SION.
arrB FutrWiteu gIrgs al9rfitcuoau
stuitHpfrtraioiaHn a sutms BON
.WajUe bla rod NaIhiuatsu 5ci.
icu0 0euodlt maroen tit M6ocrnut
al1cuibea hll0et cine
idlpimmcn0t 6ciuma wte 0as
arieasiHiif iie oariteat cine iitere
3ielidei6c bgiouOcrs pgun man iih
reraracrDdrt3gt blB es geuit1t
mena aud mir cine ein]ige @agrI
olt5 einem 10. ooer t2.}oaileH Sc
idlb oaa Sdiif tdiit. Ga5e8Fn
miiian Die Shi}ie, nm Die iein0li'
den 9attcrIsu gum SdiDeiBeH 3u
briuleu. oas @cidilg lelbit treiien.
angeiidts oieier 2ebre lit 81 BOZ
iru. 0oB ms Der aohgreB mebr aiis
iteniduB, mcbr @eihite mo ore
g2ittcl beDilIigen miro, CUTE aaro'
Mere herar5a3ie5eH.
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lie1en Ne MIR nod ais % alann
Hltrilit rtc5tn MIR eth ru'ttides
Aelitncnt nerart arltnolth au5 eaB
eefroigiags 6eierlidteiien Gled
nadaer fur oab auu}e &egtmeut
ltattHnolH toHntcn Stclu 4tdm.
ails 0em 8an3eH Reglment mar am.
Seben g%eblieben.
gitt Der ernobrung unlcrer Sol'
oatrn I'M 6elo hGbeu mir iait gar
feline 1hmierlgteiteu A~aeroIu1s
fonnteu mir i'm Staufains mleren
nldt lm1er redltleitlg
9roo ~liefern, 0of NOR boilr @ie5
bort IN iolder Ylenge 0orbau0en,
boB bic G%rnabring unitrcr 5cloa-
ten oOrt uidlt lit 3ebntmienoe
Shofe iiuo client I'M auutaius Dor
banoen uno uniere SeIte leben oa'
Ron NIB iiuo gut ab. Gle @erior,
9u1lg uuierer Gruppen int Suoen
nit groo medlt ms nlbt Die &C.
ringiteu SaDierlgfeltell. ooh NJ
0ort 0as @aiier fnapp. God audi
bieies @robiem babeu mir in J%uirie-
hcniteLan0er 8eiie gel0it. 3ns @e.
ihDds BON GnappheIt on 9lunition
unO anOerem ariegsmaterinl lit Der
bInrfe llniim oenu mir bciisen TO-.
gar cine @affenfo6rif bic @eihuBe
Iiefern fam. 5relmiitbigit iino
gle eingelaoen, lid bon 6eioert
ourh augeuidein 81 iiber3eugen.
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M2nrfthrriht.

Glib Gmabo, "a. Wdr3 1915
ainbuieb -3ufubr beute 4200.
Beef Stiere. Rorft felt am 3iens.
tngmorger, itdrter init SdIuB ON
Gienitag.
Corn feo geeopg.
3iemli6 CUTE bis CUTE $3.50
.8.25>
miltetmdbige $6.50-7.t0.
Seefers. Marft felt.
8iemIid CUTE bis CUTE $6.25-
TOO.
afbe. @arfe fet.
Cute Biz bette $5.75-6.60.
8iemli6 CUTE bis CUTE $500
SIS.
g1itteImdBige $400-5.0o.
Stoders mo 8ce0ers. Wtarft felt.
CUTE Bis bette $7.00-7.50.
8iemli6 CUTE bis CUTE $3.50
100.
@ittcImdBige $5.7 1880.
Stod Sectors S5.50-6.60.
Stof tiibe S. 00-6.25.
Stof adlber $6.00-8.O0.
8eal Sdlber, $3.50 nie0er.
Bulls, langiaru, idpod.
SdJweine- 3itfitbr 1900. M1rft
loagiam Clippers 5 nieor., 4nders
10 nie6r.
observation-disclosures Sc. 1850.
S6dfter 9reis $3.50.
Ghnfe--3uiubr 5000, 9iartt iet
Bis ltarf.
@ute bis bette 8i6ber $7.T5-8.00.
Sdbrlinae S. 5-9.O
Qdmmer $50. gtarft itarf Bis
10 bober.
9aitteridafe 81. 60-7.85 III $785
boditer @reis felt 1910.
GbieasO MarttberidJt.
MiHODieGA 3uillbr $500. Marft
geit Bis 5 bober. &1diter Breis
$50.
sdusine -8uft6r 10000. glarft
5--t0 nie0er.
Durdldnittgpreis Sc. G0-6.70.
Soditer greis $6.77h
Sdafr-9ufubr 10000; Ularft feit
Els 10 bober aIs 9ienitngs IdIed.
letter a6ihluB.
Gdmmer-bohiter 8reis 1887.
ct. 3Oiep6 Narftberidt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1000; @i1rft
feit bis tart.
SdlUeiue 3ufubr $500; Marft
5-10 nieoriger.
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Mehrnsfn Vnitmfiflcr rrnannt.

Noi5iuqton, q. Wars. = Yrd'
ii6ent Bilion ernaunte beute Ser
mann 4. 6rieorids gum @oitmeiiter
in Bloomfield u1O g. 6. Gabis fir
0as gleihe 4nt in Sails Gitu.
5rie0rids mar Rom aougreBmouu
5tepbens uno Gapi5 pom Senator
Sitdeod borgeihlo8en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
00ntrirrtt @eILfrirnshrpnif.

Die 7. @ieierung 6es inter obi.
gem 1iteI non Der ~2etpjiaer SIN.
frierteu Setting" bermtsgegebeneu
@erfes lit ioe6eu erihieuen. Ser
lid iiir cine pabrheitsaetreue 8ia'
ocraabe Der 3eiteretgniiic, inter.
itiltt pon treiiIiheu Sauftrationen
uno aarten, intereiiiert. io1te iid
6ieies @ert anidaffcn. 3u be5le-
han lit es Don grentano's, NeD
TORT Gitp, 5. aoe. uno 27. Ctr.
nber aud bier bon Smart & VIC.
aeIpp, 105 Glib Is. Str.
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2is Qe6rasfaer Rationalbanfcn

@uibmgton. "a @idr5. Der
ioeben a~usgegebeue 8eriht Oes 8ab.
rungs aontroaeurs nett ans, 0aB
Die 0utionalbantan in Gmaba ON A..
DtGr3 Ben 8~einmmtbetrag bon 1872,
$685. 96 an Gorleben uno Gisconti
geQen 500, 748, 065 am 81. Ge8em.
Der 1914 oufpieien. Ter gieierpe.
fonos itieg i'm gIeiden 3aitraumt
bon 1858 gro8ent nuf 2S,27 gro.
sent. Gie Gorle6en uno 9iscontt
itieqen bel ben 2incoIner 0ationoI-
banfen i'm eleiheu 3eitroum Inn
100000, pabreno bic oortigen aes
ierDen pom 23,48 9ro5ent am 81.
Ge3ember auf 22,9t 4ro5ent am A..
0iar3 fieleH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
areiminin ans atm gtbtn atiAie6tn.

HnidEinfuD 0u8 EICr3mClIIlnd
ib9r Elm oIics gllroalc0m nahm.
beute 9oraen 1e3en 80 llhr 6raa
0iaro @iesncf. @oitiu oes som.
mliitonsban0lcrs u D. 8ie5ncr
4129 0afe Ctr. @iit. Sin bin
BQcruicuer ar5i lounie Den TOO
nIdt mehr mlihaIIen.
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HeHlat 8}etfa e. lfalf= t8i9.
Cmth0 &sfaHuei
U au anirs Eaai1ft idI
sl db,r Testtlitab iear= iey oo.
.rrm HchmtH sr liit 0te ttgtHt la'
bt-tal- fafm 1ollof aiida8W iit
bir oguiIdeu Nrtsqsbrib oeubtn.
wit oal tF1eH AAmian iif hig
aife ote pgftlet iA
ene EeeriN hgt &tf1iihe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-24
Qpbed s6er ainSerar6eit.

aougrebmaBn CODED belt beute
lit Der ainberarbeits Qu%sftrlung Ell
ne Mniprohe iiber Die 4nlmer-0 Omen
Observation-Disclosures, bic I'M BIN.
BEL. Repr1Ientantenbouie beretts an.
geaommm it, benz 8lnbesielat ie.
bod nod midi borgeLegcn bat.
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Altrr giouier acforbrn.

Sm 9tlter ron Sc s}ohreu itarb
bier Sobn ". acpart. felt 2S Sab
rem Gin Ginmobner Ron Omaha rm0
friiberer @i5egralioent Der in5piideu
aufgcIDiten 5irma @liacr, SteDart
g Bpntou
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ssener i'm @eridtsaebanOc.

Saltte Msorgelt fur3 mad 6 llbr
ent0edte Der Siilfsiuperintenoent
Sobn @lnbmann binter einem aIei.
oeridraat III Der glorDoft-@fe 6es
@eridtsgpbduOes 6euer, bas eiaeR
9aaben bon $50 anriatete.
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SOGn S. 5ebOe, elfburn.

Mittt4gsgen 8etntramPs
Gobdlo naA.s bic ardmpIe elm
isben, ipringi man aus Dem gett uno
Jebt einige Sdrittt, nobel man oas
aon Grampf geplagts 8ein rett felt
aufisbt. Die ardmpie etbsn iofcrt
Doelber. 5absn tie aber erIt tiihtia
tingtiskt, baum 1T e. a~IerbingS
Tdpisrigsr. ben anfau 81 bertreiben-
Mterfaaum 3u titten. -
@ntptoet mtI6t man @4lemmtrsibe
NIT fsinpul5trifsrtsm Gummiarabis
rum gu gIeiasa 9eiIen uno etpds
8aFer 5u einsm Oideu grei, beitrei6t
tapit Die berer sripdrmten 8rua
telen. otiidt Ie felt 8uiammen uno
ldbt ben @sgtnIlanb unberi9rt 3psi
tis brti 3ags Iisgen. Dber man
Fimmt fsinpalpsriiierteH 5deaad,
treut ibn duf Den 8rud, bali i'm
lbsr aobleuslut bis Der Gdelad 81
.l@msl3en 0nfdngt, unb preBt Ole
tads eenau aulsinanosr. Der aitt
miro iol0rt bart, oarum maB man
6eim 3ulammmItBen DDrIidtig iein,
penn Elm gsrI4iebeH If niat msbr
m9elid.
mem man 5Ieden in Elm
ai9t paIdtores aieiounesitiid be-
iommt, 10 TT gutter aat oft teusr,
ptnH mar nidt rsiB, Dab flare, ets
.paE anseIsualsis Glarie, bid anfgs
sab ben Sled aafiaugen ipiro. SIT
bic Gtdrts trodsn, 10 b%iritet man he
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60fiter 4rcis $3.50.
Sdafe- 3ufrbr 5000; Marft it1rf.
Bette 21umer 1910.
Bette Sabrlinge $3.50.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-21
THOSE SUDDEN TWINGES

Bringing Suffering to Many a Prescott
 Reader.
 Pain is natures signal of distress.
 A warning not to be ignored.
 Those sharp twinges in the back
 Those sudden, stabilize pains when stopping.
 Are frequent signs of kidney trouble To remove kidney pains, you must assist the kidneys.
 Use a tested and proven kidney rem edy.
 None more highly endorsed than Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Endorsed abroad endorsed at home Read Prescott testimony
 E. w. Dougan, carpenter, w. Elm St., Prescott, says: ''l had dull ache in the small of my back and was caused annoyance by too frequent passages of the kidney secretions. Often when l attempted to stoop, the most intense pains caught me and l could hardly get up l tried a number of medicines, but got little relief until procured Doan' Kidney Pills at Hesterly's Drug Store They helped me at once and soon made a complete cure.
 Price soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills the same that Mir Dougan had Foster Milburn Co.,, Props, Buffalo, New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-21

Of this in the world. We see i , respect to everything consid cred valuable. The counterfeit er gives the sE " of gold to his base coin, and show of value tt his lying bank note. The thlet hangs out for show of honesty on his face, and the liar is thun derstruck if anyone suspects hin of equivocation. The bankrnp carries about hin the insignia of wealth. The flop puts on the masquerade of dignity and inn portance and the poor belle, whose mother washes to buy her plumes, outshines the peerless of .he court.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-21

Work is a great blessing. You can not see how but some day you will say that you were fortunate in your boyhood days because you were compelled to work. Because you cannot get power to do things save by doing them. Look over the successful men you know. Get their history. Nearly everyone was compelled to work in boyhood. They tough ened their muscles by hard work and sharpened their brains by looking out for themselvs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-21

The progress of cities is meas ured by the public spirits of their inhabitants. Men whose only interest is in the success of their individual business may make money for themselves, but they cannot build successful cities any more than a pile of stones can furnish sustenance for growing plants.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-21

Mark these words, Brother Farmer: The South was badly enough hurt last fall. But if a big cotton crop is again planted we shall be worse hurt next fall because food and feed will be higher. It is bad enough for a man to make low-priced cotton when he might raise high-priced food, but to raise cheap cotton to buy high-priced food is nothing less than economic insanity. Let all cotton farmers beware
 Progressive Farmer.