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Newspaper Page TextFMDAY, march 81, 1010. DAILY ROGUE RIVER COUWF.rt PAGE THREB FRUITDALE Mr. and Mm. Wilt Terrlll, from down the river, were callers at th Weber bonio Wednesday. Mr, loiter and daughter returned to Klamath Falls Wednesday, after several week' visit with Mr. and Mrs. I M. Murphy. ' ' Mrs. F. n. Rogers has-been In Granta Pass for several daya, ataylnk with Mra. Day. Mr. II. It. Elliott, of tho city, la visiting her parents at Loroll this wei'K. Ben Stuttgart and family, of Port- Innd, have rented a part of Dr. Walk er 'i ranch and will raise sugar boots. Dr. and Mra. II. II. Elliott, Mr. and Mra. K. C. I'ndnrwood and son, Allon. wire dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Florenx Hroltmayer Sunday. , Mr. and Mr. Adolnh' Hroltmayer entertained Mr. and Mra. Alonso Jon' and duuithtcr, Uonu, Sunday at dinner. tfeveral members of the ThlniWo club walked or drove over. to Iorelel Thnrsduy to spend the day, On the Jny over the pedestrians were con vinced they were losing aeveral pound of uuneceiiary welRht. hut after the noon hour decided they had regained more than they might have loot. Mr. Blattery, assisted by her daughter, Mra. llroltmayer, aerved a dinner that more than satisfied thla voracloua hunch. The day waa voted on of the mom enjoyable " In the club'a existence by the ladles present IlohtoM, Mra. Slattcry, and Mes dames Grow. Wardrlp, Green, Stan hroiiKh. A. Itreltmayer, P. Brelt mnyer, Wcher, F. Carpenter, Under wood and MIks Strend. Whole H09 or None. The old Mylng "Whole hoc or none" refer to Mohnuiuiod allowing Ida fol lower to eat all except one iHirtlon of pig, but foiling to mention what tho portion waa, no that If ft Moham med it u did not leave pork strictly atoue a he might a well consume the whole Dbog aa rink eating any part of It Drive Him to Drink.. "I m ao sorry about It, but my bus band actually hnte music. "How trance!" "Isn't It! Ills prejudice la ao strong that he baa to jump up and leave the theater whenever the orchestra la play ing an entr'acte. "--Cleveland Under Rust, Nothing cau rust utile It baa Iron In It. Hunt Is made by Iron touching Biotst air. The oxygen In the moist Air acta 011 the Iron and forma what w rail "oxide of Iron." or rust, which crumbles away and spoils the Iron Exchange. . , Chaperon. The word "chaperon" cornea from the nam of a mantle worn by 8panlab duennas, with which they are suppos ed to cover and shield the young girls andor their care. in the Laboratory. . "What are you making thcrer Tf bat final analysis you've beam to much about." answered the cheintat- Loutavtll Courier-Journal. Slight not what's near through aim ing at what's far.-Eortpldea. Crafty Red Squirrel. The red squirrel Im as crafty aa be Is quick." Hell select three or four places to store nuts, so If one la dis covered he bs reserve" supplies. And ho never makes' a mistake and put way worm eaten nuts. Tba red qulrrel knowa a wormy nut as Boon as be picks It up and revolves It In tits ' paws. Ever see blm eat a hickory nutl He sits up on his bind legs with bla tall curved over his back, holding the nut in bla forepaws. First be drills a little bole In the shell with hia sharp teeth, breaking away the shell a Uttle 1 at a time nntll be can get at th ker nel , : ' .' . If tbt red squirrel limited bis diet VO nuts be would bare nor friends. But aomotlmea he adda a store of tbt farmer'! corn to bis underground nest Be'a a roblier of birds' nests, too, and you'll see blm perched on a limb eating an egg aa Innocently as though he were cracking a walnut-rblladolphla North American, Dengereus Learning, ... A tittle lonrnlng Is a dangeroua thing, but a little too much learning I still more dangerous, To have ton much ', learning sots yon ao far above your fellow mortala nnd Oils you with such contempt for tbeu that you cannot bo - couifortablo in tholr preseuco nor they In yours. Beyond a cortnln point learning ceases to be of use and he- come a burdon, because nobody can comprehend what you are talking - about Thus It happens that men arc so learned aomotlmea that the only way society can live with them la to shut them away In aome asylum. 80. then, follow Popo'a advice, "prink deep or tnst uot the Plorlan ' spring." hut don't drink , too deep, Which la much the stune as saying , that a happy medium in th matter of lonrnlng Is just 11s bnpp.v aa any ojhsr bnppjr modlum.-Llf. ? - Inoereoll'e Eloquence. In bla book. "Notes of a Busy Life," Joseph Benson Foroksr. writing of the Republican national convention of 1870. anys; ' "Tba Intellectual fonture waa the famous siieecb of Itoboft G. Inger soil nominating Mr Blaine- I have many times . seen popular orators arouat great eutbuslastn. but I have never aoen before , or aim anything equal to the effect of his eloquent and telling aentuuees. Some one preceding blm bad sulci to nmke sure of the elec tion wt must nominate a man accept able to MastucbUNclts. This nettled ItiKersolL II rebuked It In bis first sentences, M.vlng If uny man wbo bud been mentioned at that convention as a poaalbl caudldut should be noml natet and could not urry that state by 73.000 majority. Musnm-husous should tear down Bunker Hill umnnmcnt and sell Fnneull Hull fur Democratic bead qtiurtors. IIU siwecti throughout fair ly brlaUed wltb sharp, jagged points and suinshluu. bluditeon-lllie blows that thrilled his andieure, armim-d their en tiiiiMtiiMtn ami brought forth round aft er round of applause, and the cllmai was reached when he likened Itlulne to a plumed knlubt wltb shining -lame smiting traitors In congress full lu thr fsre." : ' Bom Cxsrclas. Walking la the best exercise. Do aome of It every day. Next to walk Ing comes bowling You can't throw a bowling ball without stooplnu clear to the floor, and every stoop stimulate the liver snd exercises the Intestine. Fifty per cent of the sickness In the world would b eliminated If every body bowled. Walk or bowl every day. And at night lie flat on your back and rain your leg above your bead alowly as msny times as you can without fatigue. Then, auchorlngyour toe under a weight of sum sort, raise and lower the body Throe two exer cises r nested fifteen or twenty times nlgbt and morning will do a lot for yon And you'll I surprised to find bow quickly you develop endurance. Start wltb Ave times and Increase each day or two until you reach twen ty. Woman's Home Companion. Our Osbt to the Plonser. I love to think of tho bold, adven turous men who biased the pathway of civilization ucross the continent to tho shores of the peaceful ocean. They, nnd not the poltttclniis of this era. made this a world iowcr. W owe them a debt of gratitude which we can never repay except by being model clt Ixcns. They hud none of the ordinary Incentives to high endeavor. They act ed their parts- lu a rude uge, upon an obscure stage, fur from the teeming centers of populutloii nnd publicity, with no Doswell to follow it their heels to record their words, with no newspaper correspondents to blaxon tholr deeds No trumpet of fain sounded In their ears, cheering them on In their onerous, baxardoua. self ap pointed task., but tbey wrought nobly for tbclr country and their kind. Champ Clark. Alon In a Orect City. "Alon alone In a great cltyr The words burst like heart tearing sobs from the lips of the wretched looking man at the street comer, and passersby eyed blm In silent sympathy. "Alone In a greut cltyr be Bobbed again. Then over his careworn face flashed a sudden look of hope aa he added. "Ah, that gives me an (dear Taking from the pocket of his shab by waistcoat his real silver watch, he turned quickly Into a aid alley over which hung the sign of the thro gold en ball. A few minutes later be re turned, pushing a little ticket Into his now empty pocket and jingling some coins gayly. "A loan." he muttered In happy, car free tonc-"n loan In a great cltyl" London Mali. Thaokeray and Dlekens. Thackeray waa much tailor than Dlckeus. , Ills form. Indeed, approach ed the gigantic lu Its proportions. He looked far older, although th two men were much about the nam age. Ola Immense head, hla broad forehead and his prematurely white hair gave him an appearance of authority and even of severity, which one might have thought would prove Intimidating to a Stranger. .Yet, I at least never felt It no. II seemed to me to be loss self assertive, less conscious of bla superi ority, than Dickena appeared to b. Justin McCarthy's Reminiscences, rV . 4 Ssok to Hsr Tender Year. . Boarder Thla beef la very tough. It la evidently from an old cow. Mrs. Elashlolgb-Let me tell yon, air., that the tendcrest beef I ever ate was from a cow fifteen or twenty year old. Boarder That'a easily explained. The cow, waa so old she was childish. Boston Transcript ' 1 Cnoouragemsnt Collector (warmlyi-I'v been her a down tlmoa, air, and I positively won't call again. Mr. Poorpay cbeorfully-Oh. ' come now, my man. Don't be ao supersti tious about making the thirteenth call. Nothing will happen, 1 assur you. A Pssrl Superstition. Th ancient Inhabitant of India bad a very pretty superstition concerning the origin of pearls. They bolloved that at certain seasons Buddha show ered dewdrops upon the world, which the oyator, floating 011 tbe waters to breathe, received and held until they hardened and bewtt neerls :-, 'Y TIME CARD California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company (Th Oregon Care Itout) Effective Monday, Jan. 20, 1910. Train 1 I v. Grants Pass 7:00 a.m. Arrives waters creeic......s:QQ a.m. Train I lr. Granta Pass........!: 00 p.m. Arrlvei Waters Creek....-' : 00 p.m. Train 4 I v. Watera Creek....5:00 p.m. Arrlvea Grants Pass 6:00 p.m. On Sundays train No. 1 Is canceled. All trains leave Granta Pass from the corner of G and Eighth streets, opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and pssscnger service call at the offlre of the company, Public Ser vice building, or phone 188-R for earn. Train will atop on flag at any point between Grants Pass and Watera Creek. Passenger service every day In the week. PH VHICAU f r.CUBLe. Ljrn to loos pr-yticai Irou , tl in t IscS. tlioarfull U or rtr one's lit tor tttr living, without msomg too mjcb tut bout it; to Uk car of os' health a a simple obligation to Onlf. to on' family nd to th community, but not to giro) vry ach and pain a nationut calamity. Th Wild Bt. Beets were first found crowing wild In sandy soils uoir the sea In Europe and western Asia. The wild beet still found there Is n-garded by nuthorlty as the original !. This wild beet la alvnder routed urn! bus 0 taste so different f.-ow tbe'uvct we know to day tttut one must (oimldor the first muu who Moted one and thought It possible to develop hud gifts of hone and InuiRtuiitlon for beyond ordinary. The beet bus been cultivated sine 200- 300 B. C CHICHESTER S PILLS Al- l a M.rliMrrt IHMuntj Iln,.dV I'llla in U.4 ! Uold nrtaliAV )... ml4 oilk Hlua kiUaak V Talt Mk,r. ttnf rtMr " , I'ranrM. A.l ll. irV.Ttnn niui iiilAMU l-ll.l.H, (u, aa HWInH Ul, Rmi, Alxyt kflu!4 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHLRE Political Cards (Paid AdvertiseraentE) EUGENE L. COBURN Republican Candidate for Nominee for County Clerk Present Incumbent ECLUS POLLOCK Republican Candidate for . Nominee for ti Assessor Present Incumbent DR. J. O. SMITH Republican Candidate for Nominee for State Senator A. E. VOOBHIES Republican Candidate . Nominee for Representative for J. A. WHARTON Republican . Candidate for Nominee for County Clerk ' WILL O. SMITH Republican Candidate for Nominee for ' .Sheriff Present Incumbent GEO E. LTJNDBURG Republican Candidate for Nominee for State Senator . HOMER WHITE Republican Candidate for Nominee for " V Sheriff Primai'lee, May 10, 1010 FRED MERRILL Democratic Candidate for , Nominee for , Sheriff v ' POrt BAM, 40 ACRES 4 Va miles from Grants Pass, no Improvements, for sale at $40 per acre. Under ditch sur vey. Address No. 2416, care Courier." 07tf FOR SALE Six-room plastered bouse, close in, lot 100x100, good shade. Address No. 2413, care Courier. ' . 57tf ANGEL CAKES supplied for any oc casion, 50c each. Phone 190-J. 83 BLUB PRINT plat of Grant Pass for sale at Courier office. $1.50. S3 A SNAP for some one. For cash, if sold In the next two months, four acres, bouse, fruit, guaranteed well over fifty feet deep, cased and pump, one mile east of the beet sugar factory on Pacific highway. John Ross, Box 93, R. F. D. No. Z. Granta Pass. 71S REGISTERED BERKSIIIRE3, Hol stelns and Percherons. High class young stuff for sale at all times. Individuality, breeding, produc tion. F. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Route 1. 62tf FOR SALE Very high-class regis tered Guernsey bulls, nearly ready for service, Prices right. Leonard Orchards Company, River Banks Farm. . 696tf U-5UL-FERTILIZER PASTE The residue produced In the manufac ture of lime-sulphur solution. Con tains calcium sulphite. Price per bsrrel, $1. Elsmann Products Co., South Grants Pass. 724 FOR SALE Team, weight about 2,100; harness, hack, plow and harrow, all in good condition. . A bargain. K. Hammerbacher. R. F. D No. 2. 723 BARGAIN 80 acres, $1,200 for next 30 days. 60 acres timber, 7 acres cleared, one mile from city limits, road. ' $600 down, terms on balance. J. T. Morrison. Phone 602-F-12. 709 ILLINOIS VALLEY farm for sale. 191 acres, with good water right. For terms, address J. R. White, Kerby. Ore. 727 FOR SALE White Leghorn, baby chicks, ten cents each.' Telephone 323-R, or call 407 Rogue River avenue. ' 726 FOR SALEr-Three h'. p. Stover en gine, pump-jack, wood saw, seven shovel one-horse cultivator, buggy, horse knd harness, almost new six hole steel range, new 30-30 Win chester rifle. No reasonable offer refused. E. R. Whltlock, R. R. No. 1, Box 20. , 711 MURPHY farm for sale, 73 acrea 10 miles from Granta Pass, on hanks of Applegate river, some bottom land, much upland under ditch, . with water right Address No. 615, care Courier. 707tf. PIANO, good, make of instrument, for sale cheap, on account of owner leaving city. Address No. 615 care Courier, or call at 804 , North 5th. - ' 620 WANTED WANTED to hear from owner of good ranch for sale. Send cash price and description. D. P. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 710 WANTED To lease for five years, with option to buy, good dairy ranch that will carry from twenty to sixty cows. We have the cows. D. Pi. Jenkins, Box 867, Bandon, Oregon. 1 717 WANTED To buy homestead relin quishment cheap. Address No. 620,. care, Courier. 709 TO. EXCHANGE TO TRADE for Granta Pas property. 320 aorea good wheat land three milea from eastern Oregon county eat. All level. Price ten thous- ' and dollars. L. A. Launer, Grants Pas, Orel 709 TO RENT FOR RENT Five-room brick house on East D street, $14 per month. Address No. 693, Care Courier. 709 FOR RENT Tent house, with two aorea of ground, gardon spot, chicken houses and yard. Dresser, library table and rugs tor sale. Phone mornings to 345-J, except Tuesday and Saturday. 709 MONEY TO LOAN I HAVE a cllont who has five thous and dollars to loan on gilt-edged security, W. B. Sherman. 711 ASSAY liltS EnTCRdUCH,A8aayer,cheml8t, metallurgist. Roms 261-203 Pad dock Building. Grants rass. Classified Advertising MISCELLANEOUS CRYSTAL SPRINGS water , put up In 6-galIon glaas jara and delivered at your door, fresh, pure, sanitary. Telephone 2)3-R and water wagon will call. 1 PURE MOUNTAIN WATER Clear and refreshing. Bacterial testa as sure that this wter Is pure. De livered in five-gallon bottles. '.V. E. Beck with.' Order by phone, 602-F-3. 4S9tf BREED to type and brains. The pure bred Percheron stallion, "Harley" will stand Friday and Saturday during, season at . Brownie's Livery, Grants Paes. Terms: $15. insure with loaL C. S.'Etnier, owner. 711 AUTO SERVICE PRIVATE AUTO service leaves Jose phine hotel dally for Kerby. Hol land and "Valdo. Marve Jordan, phone 332-J, or Oldlng'a garage, phone 45-R. 709 FOR JITNEY taxi and country ser vice phone 262-R, or see Ross Bailey. Cars for hire by the hour. ; 720 PRIVATE AUTO SERVICE Before arranging for trip to Selma, Kerby, Holland, Waldo and Crescent City or Rrooklngs, call Phone 228-J or 243-R. Rates reasonable. Hiller & Randall. , 706tt Afterthought. Invest a little money In bonds of friendship. . When buslner.il eets bad go banting new business. Forget your trouble by remember In" votir blesslncs. Smile with every me and never at any one. Bi'lteve every muu tuiwcent until be l.i proved Innocent Bf mime but nirt everybody's. Lift the fallen-mid -st'b tbe fall tnc-Jmlse. : , .V'n'nir ; iiiikh. ctii-r Office. ---7 a ,J " ' 1 V t 1 , r-gji m0 sLa 'm -m -siPtiffSi BT),sjl""-""8TTs?W!'f"" t BB4 .OTnJKiVV.t-" 1 mm n mm mm aaiisjB4 PI f j "The Machine tt with a wt Personality9 JSVr W.rtf4A h.knt vrn.lM 1 ! 1 1 1 J cr. vr iuun nimiuiu f a Vi touch -this new H Royal Master- J j Model 10 will fit iL ft Just turn the set-screw i and regulate the touch ' of this new Royal to fit YOURSELF! Make 1 1 it light and smooth as 1 velvet or firm and I snappy as you like. Built for "Big tSustnes and its 9 Great Army of 1 Expert Operators j Every keen wilted tea I orspber every office msos I er-overy sxpett operator oa I the firing line oi ''Bi Bull I Be" will f rap the enormou J mrk-isvit value of tbe oew I Royal'a AdjtutabU Tick I that take the Mriad " out 01 typewriting 1 But the mw Model 10 has msny other big, vital new features. ItvtXtptt tkmt ' GrtthiFactit 8nd for th " Royal man " and uk for a DEMONSTRA TION. Or writ na direct for our nwbrocbur,"ATK SERVICE," and One Ft btmm Sofof postal bring them free of charge. PrksllOO I! K0TAL TTPEWJUTEX CO, be I COUlUElt, Agent PHTS1CIAX9 L. O CLEMENT, J4. D. Practice) limited to disease of the ey, ear. nose and throat. Glasses fitted. Office boon 9-12, 2-5, and on ap pointment. Office phone (3; rest dence phone IS9-J. 3. LOUGHRIDGE, M. D., Physldaa and surgeon. City or country call attended day or night , Re, phone 369; office phone 183 Sixth and H. Tuffa Building. ' J. P. TRUAX, M. D., PhysIcUn and Surgeon. -' Phones: Office, 326; residence. 324. : Call answered at all hours. Country call at tended to. Lnndeburg Bldg. DR. ED BYWATER Specialist oa disease of eye, " ear, nose aM throat; glasses fitted. Offlc hour: 9 to 12 a. m., 2 to 5 p. m. Phones: Res. 234-J; Office, 257-J. Schmidt Building, Granta Pass, Oregon. DR. F. D. STRI CKER Diseases of children and general practice. Tele phone 174-J. Office: Masonic band ing. - - tf. A. A. WITH AM, If. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office: Hall Building, corner Sixth and I streets. Phone 116, day or night Honrs: 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. DR. H. WARREN NICE, Osteopathic Physician. Chronic and nervoua diseases specialty. Rooms 1 and t, Lundburg building, phone 149-R. Residence Colonial . hotel, phone 167-J. 711 DENTISTS E. C. MACT, D. M. D-.Flrat-clasa dentistry. 109 South Sixth street, Grants Pass, Oregon. BERT B, ELLIOTT, D. M. D. Mod ern dental work. ' Marguerite H. Elliott, dental assistant. Room 4 and 6, Golden Rule building. Grants Pass, Ore. Phone 265-J. ATTORNEYS H. D. , NORTON, Attornvy-at-Law. Practice in all State and Federal Court. First National Bank-Big. COLVIO k WILLIAMS Attorneys' at-Law, Grant Pas Banking Co. Building, Grants Pass, Oregon. E. S. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Practice in all courts. First National Bank Building. . EDWARD EL RICHARD, Attorney . at-Law. Offlc Masonic Temple. Granta Pass, Oregon. - W. T. MILLER, Attorney-at-Lew County attorney for- Josephine County. Office: Scballhorn Bldg. ; O. S. BLANCHAJRD, Attorney-at-L&w. Granta Pass Banking Co. building. Phone 270. Granta Pass. Oregon. V. A. CLEMENTS Attorney-t-law, practice In . atate . and federal court.- Room i and 8, over Golden Rule store. - MUSICAL INSTRUCTION VIOU INSTRUCTION Franco- Bef(,uui achool of violin playing. E. R. Lawrence, IIS I street DRAYAGB AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All kinds of drayage and tranater work carefully and promptly dose. Phone 181-R. . Stand at Irleght depot A. 8hade, Propr. F. G. Iaham, drayage and, tranafer. ' Safes, piano and furniture moved packed, shipped and stored. Phone Clark A Holman, No. 60. Residence phone 1S4-R. THE WORLD MOVES; so do wa. Bunch Bros. Tranafer Co. Phon ll-R. LODGIS GRANTS PASS Lodge No, 84, A. F. A. If. Stated Oommaalcav tion 1st and 8d Tuesdays. Visiting brethren cordially Invited. JL K. Cass. W. M. ; Ed. . 0. Harris, secretary. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 78, 1.O. ' O. F., meets every Wed 'jk nesday eve In .' I.O.O.F. Vw hall, cor. 6th and H. St. Visiting Odd Fellow cordially Invit ed to be present I. V. Howell, N. G.; Clyde' Martin, Secretary. VETERINARY SURGEON . DR. R. J. BESTUL, Veterinarian, Office In Wlnetrout Implement Building. ,- Phon 118-J. Resi dence phone 805-R. , DECORATORS AND PAINTERS PAPERHANGING, graining, paint ing. For the beet work at lowest prices phone 265-J. C. Q. Plant, South Park street. V fi M