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BUSINESS CHANCES

GOOD BUSINESS OPENINGS
On the South Side, II for sale, are reas-
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SOUTH OMAHA INVESTMENT CO.
le25 S. 2ith St Phone South ist7.
A GROUP OF eastern capitalists will finance
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York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-04

to IS, 900 yearly profits
selling line OF high grade toilet requisites
to beauty parlors. Liberal commission
Chicago Chemical Speciality Co., ssts
Houston Ave-. Chicago.
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HAVE TWO fine South Omaha building lots
on paving which l will trade for anything
can use. VIII trade one or both, Box
COS, Bee.
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE wish to thank our many friends and
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ing the illness and death Of our beloved
mother, and also for the beautiful floral
offerings.
MISSES RUBY, AGNES, MYRTLE;
CHARLEY AND HAIRY BATY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-02-04

LOST, two diamond rings In plush box, be-
tween Carter Lake club and down town.
SIS reward II returned to Edholm's jewelry
store.
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WANTED--To sell farmers,
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preventive, conditioner. Stock licking Il
doctor themselves automatically" No
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big demand easy seller. liberal weekly
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producing circular Guarantee Veterinary
Co Sioux CITY Ia
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sALESMAN-vacancy February Is With on
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statesmen with advertising experience to
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and made by us exclusively, together with
our high-grade line of leather goods,
memorandum books and diaries; the most
complete line Of indoor and outdoor metal
signs. and very fine line Of other new
specialties; everything manufactured In
our big factory. Terms. Salary, COM
mission or drawing account. The Ell
wood Myers Company, Springfield Ohio.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
GIN CHUNG
China Herb Store

Herb cure for earsche. headache.
catarrh, dlphtheria, sore throat.
lung trouble. kidney trouble, ston,-
ach trouble. heart trouble, chills and
fever. cramps. coughs, poor circula.
ton, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast. cures all kinds Of golfers,
NO OPERATION.
Medford. Oregon, Jan. IS. 1917
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that l, the un-
dersigned. had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live. and hearing OF Gin
Chung Whose Herb Store is at 241
South Front street In Medford) | de.
clded to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and ! started to feeling bet.
ter as soon az I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone AFFLICTED as I was TO
see Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
tSigned) w. II. JOHNSON,
Witnesses;
NJ. A. Anderson, Medford.
s. y. Holmes, Eagle Point,
FWnk Lewis, Eagle Point.
VIM Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. Il. Childreth, Eagle Point
c. Il. Moore. Eagle Point,
j, V, Mcintyre. Eagle Point
Geo, n, Won dc HELEN. Easle Point
Thos. N. Nichols, Eusle Point.
John 8. Orth, Medferd
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
SHELLEY CREEK DISTRICT

X. J. Khoeery. OF Takilma. who Is
representing u mining company that
Ia doing extensive development work,
and some actual mining. was inspect
ing mining property on Diamond
creek the first OF the week.
The people OF this district are
sorry to learn that Miss Huber. who
has been at the Monumental hotel for
some time past In to leave us In a
few days,
Guy Gravlin and wife are In Grants
Pass for few days.
John Taggart was at his Diamond
creek cinnabar property Wednesday.
An addition Is to be built on the
Monumental hotel so ms to accommo-
date more guests. There are many
tourists on the road already and our
hotel often has the aspect OF little
village.
Lew Thorne. Of San Francisco.
was looking over some chrome pro-
perty In this district few days ago.
Mr.. Thorno was the largest chrome
shipper In the United States last
year. The outlook for Josephine
and Del Norte counties Is good
when such men AZ Mr.. Thorne be
come Interested enough to put In
their time here.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
FooTs CREEK

: The weather is fine and the warm
nights are making all crops grow,
especially the gardens.
Roy Boiling has moved his house-
hold furniture from Cold dHill to his
home on Foots creek,
The miners are clearing up after
their seasons run; some OF them
have finished already.
Bert Rooster spent few days at
home from the Queen of Bronze
mine. He says there Is lots of work
there.
Less Cook. OF Gold dHill. is on the
sick list and Is spending the week
with George Lance.
George Rooster. who has been
working on the state highway with
A. X. Eachart. has a lay of for a
time. He made business trip to
Rogue River and Grants Pass the
frst OF the week.
Ray Bolin and wife have gone to
California.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
ALFALFA FOR SHEEP.
In Comparison With TiToshy and Prsi.
rio Hay II 10 . cuperior Roughage.

w comparison WIN tWVot0y eUo pre'
rio Hay II 10 . cuPerior Roughags.
Alfalfa when carefully fed and pas
tured IN one of tue best rougbagcs for
sheep, In the oplnion Of A. II. Pater'
son, Instructor IN animal busbandry IN
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
Less use hna hecii made of alfalfa
for sheep than for amy other class Of
i've stock. Experience and expert
ments have shown ils wonderful value
M u sheep Iccl. Its value for this
purpose will be still Ercnter In the fu'
ture than NJ present.
should be Ia,.ca e. prevent bloat. IL
the alfalfa has become woody or IN
mixed with cthe: grasses the danger IL
somewhat lcssencd. Care should be
taken ut oil times. however. Before
turning tho sheep on alfalfa they should
be Oiled up on hay. fodder or other
roughagc aud turned out only when the
alfalfa is free from moisture OF any
kind.
They should he allowed 10 pasture
only a short time the llrst day, and the
length OF time should bc increased III.
tie from day to dny until the sheep are
accustomed to the feed. Flockmasters
have found that IL In never safe to give
sheep free access to alfalfa pasture.
Alfalfa hay IL adapted to the feeding
Of sheep because It IL cheap source OF
protein and also because II supplies
enough bulk so that sheep may be fed
to advantage ON II alone.
The amount Of alfalfa fed win de.
pend upon the price and the amount
available. When It IL cheap and plen.
tiful and other roughages are scarce
alfalfa could compose the entire ration
for the dock. On the other hand. when
hay In scarce md high priced the ra-
ton could be made up partly Of straw,
fodder and like roughages. Compared
with other roughnges, alfalfa as sheep
feed has the advantage. especially
where grown IN large amounts.
In experimental feeding trials aver.
aging u hundred days each alfalfa was
compared with timothy and prairie
hay. The lots fed alfalfa made greater
gains and required less feed per hun.
dred pounds than did the lots fed limo
thy and prairie hay.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
WATCH HORSES TEETH.
Mouths Of the Animals Should bs Es.
aminsd For Diseased Molars.

Mouths Of the Animals should bs Es.
aminsd For Diseased Molars.
A horses teeth should be examined ev.
cry two years for such irregularities as
sharp points and edges, elongated mo-
lars, decayed condition aud abscesses,
In the opinion Of DR.. X. X. Dykstra.
professor Of surgery in the Kansas
State Agricultural college.
Sharp points and edges are caused by
the fact that the upper and lower
grinding teeth In the mouth Of the
horse do not hit squarcly. Because OF
the construction Of the mouth, the In.
side edges Of the lower molars and the
outside edges Of the upper molars do
not strike anything when the horse
chews, and consequently do not wear.
The lateral motion Of the Jaw when
chewing Ia not sufficient to allow uni.
form wear on the edges OF the molars.
30 sharp points and edges result,
All decaycd teeth or abscessed teeth
should be removed as soon as discover.
ed. When tooth ls removed the cor.
responding tooth on The opposite Jaw
will grow far enough into the empty
space to hit the gum. II the teeth are
examined and filed every two years
the elongated molars and sharp edges
will cause no trouble.
The teeth may be examined by put
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

With live stock selling at higher aud
higher prices aud With feed going ap
many farmers may be tempted TO scll
their breeding stock. This viii be Kill.
Ing "thc goose that laid the golden
egg" Keep the breeding stock mud
raise more stock--lt viii pay IN nnn
great country the farmers sold thclr
sows last year whcn The pigs were
weaned. This year lmk IL higher In
that country. and the farmers have no
pigs 10 sell nor sows to raise more. i
would have paid them wen TO have
kept the sows 10 supply the nation
with pork, Wisconsin Experiment Stu
ton. 9
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

The phrrI features become hand.
some unaware wien associated only
with kind feelings ahi the lovcllcst
face dlsngrcNhlr when linked with N
hunlor or caprice, People should re-
member this when they are, selecting u
face which they nrc to see every morn
ing across tho breakfast table for the
remainder OF their lives,-N. P. willis,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

the high school Ia the spring and did
not know whether 10 Join the club at
Easton or not because II would lie too
far TO attend all the meetings.
So ! went home and talked organIz-
ing u club among the boys aud girls OF
my home school. We organized and
got along very well.
was elected president Of the new
organization and called fourteen meet
ings during the summer.
At one of our meetings we discussed
the selection OF seed corn. had Sc
lectcd my seed last fall and knew just
what kind OF an ear had. We tested
our corn In q tester. the corn making
an average Of 90 per cent
When 1t was nearly corn planting
time l selected my acre OF ground
along the creek bank. The creek over
nows this part Of the field about twice
q year. but was going to take the
chance OF 1t not getting 80 high.
On April % listed the acre about
four inches In depth. II took me one
hour. valuing my labor at 80 cents an
hour.
After leaving the ground in this con-
dition for about ten days decided to
plant my corn. My father helped me
because had to help him. 1t took US
one hour, and we valued our labor at
90 cents.
went back to my acre In about a
week aud found that the corn had
sprouted. but It was not through the
ground. | passed the corn three days
later and found the corn was up. II
was not very long In getting large
enough to harrow because II was plant
ed In sandy soil. n
After waiting about ten days went
down to my acre with harrow and
narrowed the ridges nearly fat. II
took me thirty minutes. found II good
stand and wen, home very well
pleased. In two weeks went back
with my cultivator and plowed my corn
about four inches deep. The corn had
grown about six inches In the two
weeks. II took me one hour and thirty
minutes.
In about week my father told me
to give my corn another plowing be-
cause he did not want the weeds to
ret a start II the creek did not nood
the corn and lose all my work. did
a. he told me. II took one hour. The
corn had received several rains In this
period Of time, which made the corn
grow about twelve inches taller.
did not get back TO my corn for
about ten days on account Of rainy
weather. When l did get back ! found
that the corn had dark green color
aud was about two feet tall. The last
blowing took rue an hour. l was un'
able to plow there any more until after
wheat cutting. The corn was clear
and did not think II needed any more
cultivating, 30 II did not get any more
left the corn alone until October
and began husking.
When l got through huskipg my cror
I was anxious to see how much money
F, l had nude during the summer
?, l found under the expense column
4 30 cents for listing the frat time, 0C
/ cents the second time with planting
10 cents for narrowing after planting
sl15 for cultivating three times, 6C
cents for seed, rent So, and s. fol-
husklng. The expense amounted "a
S0.T0. I gathered Ave bushels o. seed
and ~venty.clrht bushels Vt common
corn. The value ot sc~l, Si.5O pe'
bnsl,cl, making the sr@l worth $50
Caamon corlI helng worth ~ cen,s lsI
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
some rurninus.

Mr. 0ldun--l.ife is full Of strange
turns. Jack ycung--I know It. I
turned up at girls house tonight,
got turned down and turned out, and
now I'm going home to turn IN. n.--Bos-
ton Transcript. NNN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
msx,nu MIN rsppy.

Marks-l know your wife didn't like
II becaise you took me home unex.
pectedly to dmucr last night. Parks.
Nonsense! Why, you hadn't been gone
two minutes hefarc SHE remarked that
she ws'r gind II Was no mie ese but you.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
Scientific Farming
GROWING PRIZE CORN.

Champion Corn Club Boy Of Kansas
Tells Story Of HE Success.
BY ALBERT ROBINSON. Lowsmont
Kan.
One day last winter ! was in IN agri
culture class. The principal. Mr.. Rowe.
said the topic on corn would be the
next assignment. After ! returned 10
the assembly room I began to think Of
the trips that were won by corn boys
last year. The term was about half
over. md was goilg to graduate from
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11
%%+%+++++%4+++%&
ogMANo 70 KEEN.

, Disease. such ns cholera. has 4
\ been taking smaller toll the 4
) past season than IN recent ycnrs: 4
\ more pure bred and high grade 4
\ hogs nre available than ever be- 4
\ fore: prices OF hogs ure now past 4
\ the sixteen cent level! demand 4
\ for pork for home consumption 4
= and for export IL keen. nil Of 4
\ which means TINT the farmer 4
y who does not raise hogs " losing 4
= a chance 10 Increase tho supply
i of pork and thus serve the eoun-
! try and At the same time expand I
\ q profitable pbnse Of farming 4
\ United States Department Of A. 4
\ riculturc. 4
4 Il A Il b A h k h d 30 4 A. b d b
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-5-room house
with bath, gas, electricity. cellar.
sleeping porch, good well and gar
age. Mrs. w. A. Paddock. 21s G
street. II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

FOR SALEL-One two-stamp mill.
$50 pound stamps. Complete to
run except plates. for $50 cash.
N. 8. Johnson, Gold Hill. Ore. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

FOR sALE-Square oak dinins
table. two arm dining room chairs.
oak chiaonisr. cooking utensils, oil
heater. two automatic rifles. s2s
worth Of high class books for IS.
Mrs. A. Jackson. s12 Warrington
Blvd. ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

FOR sALE-Alfalfa and red clover
hay at Rio Ledo. two miles west
Of Grants Pass on lower river
road. Geo. Seebach. phone s06-
F-1s. rs
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-11

Ono less drink or clgar--one less
Joy rido In your car--buy a Liberty
bond.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
Z podr66ziy pc Europe,

Dowody wielkiego znaczenia
ola plan6w obrony austro : We
gierskiej armii fortecy %austro-we
gierskiej armii fortecy Przemysla
rzucaja sic uderzajaco W oczy
PREY zwiedzaniu tego ia ca}y te-
raz SWAT s}awnego miasta. Pod
czas kiedy raporty w Stanach Zjc
dnoczonych, Berlinie i Wiedniu
%twierdzify, re skutkiem %straszne-
go dzia}ania ognia, glodu krwi
rozlewu kompletnie zrujnowane
fortyfikacye Przemysla stana sic
bezuzyteczne i re miasto to pre-
stanie wchodzic nadal w rachube
jake forteca, stan faktyczny INA
leziony tam w czasie mojej byt--
nosci przekona} mnic o ca}kiem
odmiennej sytuacyi.
Setki silnych rosyjskich i in
nych wiezni6w zajetych by}o pra-
ca pod kierownictwem doswiad--
czonych austro : wegicrskich my
nierow wojskowych, odbudowu-
jac ME tylko rozmaite fortyfika-
eye i obrony, kt6re zosta}y zr6w-
name Z powierzchnia ziemi w cza-
sic oblezenia zacietej Walk o po-
siadanie tel miejscowosci, alc VINO
szac tax re MOVIE i dodatkowe bu
dowle.
w zakres prac, jakich dokony-
wall jency wojenni w czasie mcgo
pobytu w TEN miescie, wchodzi}y
ME tylko MOVIE fortyfikacye, ale
i move drogi,prowadzace Z daleka.
Wedle t%wierdzenia w}adz wojs-
kowych PrzemySla stare fortyfi--
kcye ktore byly zbudowane wiel-
kicmi kosztami i w dfugim okre-
sic czasu, okaza}y sic niewystar--
czajaca tama ola wstrzymania pc
topu wojsk rosyjskich, kt6ry pre-
lcwa} sic ia terytoryum Gallcyl
ku krakowu. Straszne Z~nisZcZenie
siane przez atakujaca artylcrye w
polaczenia Z wysadzaniem W po--
wietrzc przez broniacych zolnie-
rzy fortyfikacyi spowodowalo de-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
PUBLICZNA SPRZEDAz ZIE-
MI SHOSHONE INDYAN A.
GENCYA SHOsH0NE, FORT
WY0, 2o-go
SIERPNIA, 1917.

$4,000 ARROW gruntu, z ktorego
wielka GEESE jest uprawna, ofiaro
wanna bedzie Ia publicznej aukcyi
o 900 z rama, 20 sierpnia, 1917,
przez agencye Shoshone, Wzgled
he raty odpiaty.
TIE grunta znajduja sic w powie
Gle Fremont, Wyo. cd jednej do
piedziesiat mil cd Riverton, Hud-
son, Arapahoe i Lander, dosiega-
.ja W prostej linii do Chicago &
North Western kolei.
WySmienite zniwa zboza, trawy
i warzyw rosna IA nawodnieniach
a %tamtejsze trawy So niczr6wnane
ola byd}a. Dobre drogi i piekny
klimat.
Pc szczcgolowc informacyc Cd
nosnie do kra,jobrazu rozmaitych
%obszar6w, terminu, sprzedazy it'd.
a%dresujcie do E. A. Hutchinson,
Superintendent, Shoshonc Agen-
cy, Fort Washable, WNo. Pc raty,
rozklad kolejowy i blizsze szcze-
g6ly zgfoscie sic do kt6rego kol-
wick biletowego agcnta Chicago
& North Western kolei, albo do
G.. A. Cairns, G. p. & 7. A. Chica-
go. .....
Fl. j. Wagon Gen. Agent, Winona.
S. A. Markle w. p. Murphy
Phone 1926
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

Niekt6rzy ludzie daliby niewie
dziec 60 ably sic pozbyc zapchania
Hollistera Rocky Mountain hcrba
ia wykona te prace a wykona sly
bko. Wezcic ia a W tydzien, ably
bye regularnym, szczesliwym i
wolnym. w apiece Browne a. -lOgl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09

Goracc powietrze jest ciezkiem
dla ludzi cierpiacych ma zoladck i
wnctrznoSci. Rocky Mountain her
bata jest tenn czcgo potrzebuje--
Gle, rcgulujc ~wnetrznoSci, nastra-
ia j czySci zoladek. Bierzcie ia i
czu,jcie sic chlodni i szczesliwi. w
apiece Brown'a. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-08-09
MA SEN.

Col, kobieto, dajecie mezo-
wi srodek ma sen jak wan przepi
salem?
a jake, panic konsylarzu-
co godzine. Tylko nam straszna
biede z budzeniem 60 W nocy.