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ROGUE RIVER COURIER, GRANTS PASS. OREGON, JULY 19. nxnirin inn nr-T I fill. hi. vr.? i:n i nun iu mm uli TORPEDO FLEET I5UY YOUIt Drug's and Medicines AT THE MODEL DRUG STORE FRONT STREET, Opposite Depot GRANTS PASS Are You Interested In Fencing? If so let us figure with you. We sell Page Woven Wire Fence IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF ANY Cattle. Sheep, Goat, Poultry, or Hog Fence, Lawn, Garden, Cemetery, or Wrou ght Iron Fence or Gate Buy the PAGE and Start in Right We buy direct from factory and our prices are right. 80 miles of Page Fence sold in Jackson County since January 1907. G ADDIS DIXON . &e Paige Fence Men Of Jackson, Josephine and Klamath Countie4. Main Office - Medford, Ore. AS-A WORKING- TOOL for the student and the writer, as an authoritative reference book for schools, teachers, families, business and professional men, there is one book which offers superior advan tages in the solid value of its in formation, and the ease with which it is obtained. One's admiration for Webster's International Dictionary increases daily as it cornea to be better known. It never refuses the in formation sought and it never over whelms one with a mass of misin formation illogically arranged. The Bt. Jum Gazette of London, England, says: For the teaehor, the pupil, the studeut and the litterateur, there is nothing, better ; It cover everything. The New and Enlarged Edition recently issued has 2S,iU0 new words, a ro vised Ilio irraphical Dictionary and a revised Gahrt teerlof the World. 8.180 page and 60U0 illustration. It has Just received THE GRAND PRIZE (Highest Award) at the World' Fair, st. Louis. Our name i on the copyright page of all aumenuo webater'idiouonane. FREE "ATeit in Pronunciation." in imuiive ana entertaining for the whole family. Also illustrated pamphlet. G.&C. MERRIAM CO PUBLISHERS, a Springfield, Mass. 15 f WWMtR'S I UirmmTniuLl SnanioKAiY r lAAA . GRANTS PASS Commercial Club Will furnish information Josephine county free charge. Correspondence licited. L. B. Hall President 4 H. L,. Andrews Secretary of $ of so- r 9 k 222 IT DOES NOT SLOBBER. LEAK, NOR MAKE ME MAD SeJ' a customer who use -ii end recommsndi the PARKER FOUNTAIN PEN When you buy a Fouataln Pen, unscrew the aezzle from the barrel and look for the Lucky Curve. If it does not I . t t i . r- J . IHIVV II IV UICSJ UUCVO, B9 UUI J buy, for it is not the best see the tine eeiection we are showing. You will buy no other than a Parker J when you know ita advant- FOR SALE BY C H. DEMARAY, Druggist & 1 Sallowness Transformed to Dusky Beauty A dark skin becomes fascinating when delicately soft, underspread with the radiant plow which indi cates a healthy, active skin. Robert -ine keeps the skin refined in quality, keeps poresfreefromcloireir.g waste and stimulates the tiny capillaries to contribute the color which charms in blonde snd brunette alike. Robert ine is certain protection against tan, sunburn and freckles if applied be fore exposure to sun or wind. Spreads like an imperceptible sheen of gauze over skin surface, form ing a shield stimulating and preserving a delicate, lustrous beauty. A4r'Du TOD At fir m frm MffiW' if ROBERTINE m w m EXCHANGE FEED STABLES J. R. WELLS, Prop. E. street between 5th and 6 th Large and safe Wagon Yard con venient for hitching- Horses Boueht and Soi l Second hand rigs for sale E. A. WADE Dryl Goods, Underwear, E Notions, Etc. . .... . a, -: j VfZ S FrontlStreet ".. ;": .7,.' :esfof Palace.hotel 7.'.' GRANTS PASS. OREGON, A Nappy Mm Acios F. King, of Port ByroD, -. (85 yean of age) since a sore J on letf, wbit-h had troubled him KT-ratHr part of his life, ha been mtirely healt-d by Bncklen's Arnica tlie world's great healer of Eorna, Cats. Wounds and Piles. J'Mr.iEt el by all Jra;-;;.' Mi'-" TORPEDO FLEET OFFICERS EX PECT TO BE ORDERED TO CRCISE TO THE PACIFIC Decision Hus Dit'u Left to Admiral Evans, and Plan Is Derhired to Be Feasible. Washington, July 17. Officers of the second torpedo fleet commanded by Lieutenant William McDowell, and now at Norfolk, confidently et- pect they will be ordered to cruise to the Pacific about the same time that the Atlantic battleship fleet Is trans ferred to that ocean. The question of whether or not destroyers will be taken to the Pacific has been left to Rear Admiral Evans for decision. Torpedo officers declare that the cruise from Hampton Roads to San Francisco via Magellan, is entirely practicable, though far more diffi cult than the cruise made four years ago by the first torpedo flotilla from Hampton roads to the Philippines via Suez. The second flotilla Is com manded by Lieutenant Commander E. A. Anderson. The fleet is now composed of The Hopkins, Lieutenant A. O. Gowe; the Whipple, Lieutenant Edward Woods; the Lawrence, the Worden, Lieuten ant Victor S. Houston; the Hull, Lieutenant James H. Tomb; the Stewart, Lieutenant Frederick Hell-wig. Dr. Taylor Is San Francisco's Mayor. San Francisco, July 17. The Board of Supervisors met last even ing, and, with the exception of Su pervisors O'.N'ell and Tveltmoe, named Dr. Edward R. Taylor to fill the un expired term as Mayor of San Fran cisco. Mr. Taylor is a lawyer, physician and a poet. He claims that he will be the chief executive of the city absolutely. Ex-Mayor Eugene E. Schmiti yes terday appointed Mr. Samuel Sawyer to fill the vacancy made by the resig nation of Supervisor Boxton. When he presented his credentials last night the Board refused to recognize the authority of Schmltz. Libraries Scored as Bring Corrupt. Denver, Col., July 17. "Libraries are sinks of corruption," declared Bishop N. C. Matz of the Colorado diocese of the Catholic Church at the early morning mass In Logan Avenue chapel today. He went to decry the spirit In which John D. Rockefeller and Andrew Carnegie make their gifts. "Look at Carnegie," said Bishop Matz. "How the world praises him because he sends money all over the country to found libraries which shall perpetuate his name. Libraries, I say, are sinks of corruption. They place within reach of the masses the infidel teachings of Voltaire, and the sensational dime novel, gutting In their work of destruction only too easily. ARE PRISONERS OS MOCXTAIX. Band of Gypalca Driven From Italy Not Allowed to Enter Switzerland Geneva. July 17. A party of twenty-two gypsies, men, women and children, are stranded at the ton of the great St. Bernard pass owing to curious circumstances. On belna- ax pelled from Italy they ascended the pass, Intending to go to Switzerland, but when they had reached the top tney were refused admission to Switzerland territory by Swiss gend armes. Unable to return to Italy as Italian gendarmes followed them to ee them across the frontier, they are now camped at an elevation of 8.10 feet, unable to advance or retreat. They may freeze to death unless either Italy or Switzerland relenta. The monks of St. Bernard are feed Ing them and lending them warm ciotning, but they cannot be shelt ered in the hospice, because It la Swiss Territory. BULLET KILLS A TRY TO PROVE PERJURY WITNESSES IN THE HAYWOOD TRIAL ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF PERJURY Food SliorlMK'' Follows Flood. Bakersfield, Cal., July 17. When the Buena Vista levee broke and the roadbed of the Sunset branch was washed out, the residents In the oil fields at Maricopa, Sunset, Pioneer and the many leases were cut off from their base of supplies. The business houses of liakersfleld send provisions and merchandise to Sun set on every train and water is ship ped from here. Now there It r -nrt. age of food and water and the South ern Pacific cannot predict when the situation can bf relieved. The oil or !'!.' s at Si"ist have suffered pnatly on account t the flood and n'ly all the It-uses huve shut duwn t -mpurarlly. Boise, Idaho, July 17. Rebuttal evidence In the Haywood trial yester day covered a wide range. It started in California, returned to Idaho and finished the session In Colorado. Four witnesses supported the gener al attack now being made by the prosecution on the evidence by which the defense hopes to prove perjury against Harry Orchard. After Lawrence Oulbblunl had sus tained Orchard as to the condition of the Bradley residence in 1904, the scene changed to the Coeur d'Alcnes, and a physician of Burke, Idaho, wore to seeing Orchard In Burke on the day of the Bunker Hill and Sul livan mine explosion. Witnesses for the defense have, sworn to playing poker with Orchard tt the same time In Gem, many miles away, over the mountains. A. T. Holman, a mine superin tendent In Colorado, now manager of the Golden Cycle mine and formerly superintendent of the Vindicator mine, was called to contradict state ments made by the witness Wood, who described the condition of the sixth level of the Vindicator Im mediately after the explosion. Hol man was extremely circumstantial and careful In his descriptions, using a chart which was placed on an easel for his convenience. Mr. Holman also told of labor conditions and of attacks by union men upon "scabs." Dr. I. L. McGee, the witness for the defense who is charged with per jury, arrived In Boise yesterday. He readily gave bonds in the sum of 15,000. C. F. Aller, the other wit ness who was arrested was given a preliminary hearing. He was repre sented by Peter Breen of Butte, one of the attorneys for the defense. A. C. Cogswell of Wallace, Idaho, followed Gulbblnnl on the stand. He was called to further Impeach Dr. I. L. McGee, a witness for the defense. Dr. McGee testified as to certain' dates by fixing the date of a county Republican convention at Wallace. Cogswell, who was permanent chair man of the convention, gave difforent dates. The attorneys for the defense moved to strike out the evidence as immaterial, and when this motion was denied they declined to cross-examine. The Smile that wont' come off, appears on baby's face after on? bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge, the (treat worm medicine. Why not keep that smile on baby s faoe. If yoa keep this medicine on hand, yon will never see anything else bot smiles on his face. Mrs. S . Blackwell, Uala., write: j baby was peeih and fretful. 'flouM not eat and I feared 'lie w.'jld die. I used a bottle of White's Cream er mifsge and has not tad a sirk day ine. For Sale by ;N.iti' i...l .Dnv Co. and by LV in at ay. .' ' - " . .J.-.djr. alt :? 1 ; .a at the Ccuiicr oS'.ce.' Nrbmvl.il Uli-iuin'il by Floods. Lincoln, Neb.. July 1 7. Telegraph wires were mit of nrrl r and traffic 'jlo k'i! up In tin- Win inure division tf tht- 1! 11 r ! i r. '-rt tn railway y-st nlay, tau-od by 'lie third .f a c.'rir-i of dmi.hini: iv in M- southern and i-ittv : , of the S'a;-. Th reported h'-a y. ' i ' reported a' Hm:1'1, age as doe- " :t-1 New .Method In III Cuxtoms Service. Washington, July 17. Secretary Cortelyou hus announced that a new system of baggage examination will be lu r,r!'-nlon to greet the home- L-uuilug Kuiupean traveler this -ea sou. I'nder the new system customs of- fleers at tlio harbor will receive from 1 tin- o. aiii.-,hip ofliecr all of this dec larations of all of the passetmers nnd deliver thetn to the chief repres'Zita tlve of the surveyor of the dock. A -oiipori which will be the passenger's receipt and which will contain the name official number as tho declara tion Itself, will be tendered and the passenger will present this to the nroper representative of the survey ir, secure the services of an Inspector who will examine his baggage and verify the declaration previously i.ade by him on board ship. N'o oath if any kind or character will be re I llred. DEER AND MAN LCDWIG XVSBAVMEB IS SHOT BY COMPANION WHILE HUNTING. Bullet Penetrates Animal and Lodges In tho Head of the Young; Man, Cauaiug IuaUut Death. If you get it at SMYTHE'S QUALITY SHOP Redding, Cal., July 17. Ludwlg Nusbaumer, son of Judge Nusbaum er of Oakland, was shot and killed yesterday afternoon near Castella by James Hunter. Young Nusbaumer and Hunter, a man aged 30, were hunting deer in the mountains four miles from Judge Nusbaumer's sum mer home. Hunter and Ludwlg had separate. Hunter saw a deer and fired. The animal dropped dead to the ground. Going to see the deer, Hunter found the body of young Nus baumer. He bad killed the deer and man with the same shot from his high power gun. Nusbaumer was shot through the head. His death, Ilka that of the deer, must have been In stantaneous. The body did not reach Castella until long after dark, as Hunter had to walk four miles to tell the sad news and get assistance. Hunter Is an expert hunter, who haBe lived at Castella nearly all his life and has acted as guide for hunt ing parties from the city. He Is greatly distressed, but he points to the fact that he saw, shot and killed the deer, It being a mere chance that Nusbaumer was In range. Judge Nusbaumer owns a summer home near Castella and spends most of the time thero. A year or so ago he lost a son by drowning In Lake Merrltt, Oakland. It is good We do not expect you to believe this without proof, ard we want a chance to prove it ask for a sam ple of TEA OR COFFEE The kind you prefer, take it horn e and try it, we will take care of the result. MRS. J. C. GAMBLE Mer. 412 Front St., Grants Pass, Oregon Governor Signs H-Cent Fare BUI. Madison, Wis., July 17. Oorerner Davidson today sxfcned the I-eent tallroad fare bill. Fruitgrowers of Roane River Vallev find the Courier of special interest Grants Pass Weather. Kdlnwinff.ta a inmmirv tt th- . tl.-- observation at UranU Pass during the month ot June, ll7, as reported by 3. B. luuut i, tutii Ttiiuiuary nimerver lor me Oregon Htate Weather riervlca : TEMPERATURE Q Maximum Minimum Range 1 81 M 21 2 m SM 48 5 91 41 AO i 83 47 .VI 6 75 41) 2H 8 till M H i 7 70 4S 22 M 78 40 W 0 80 4H 32 10 Hft 63 12 11 tO 42 18 12 60 87 22 13 W 80 V0 14 1 SS W I.V 68 40 22 Hi HI 45 34 17 ffc 44 48 18 US 40 44 l!l 87 to 82 20' 78 4l 32 21 i 117 fiO 17 22 1 74 38 Stl a 80 40 40 24 80 43 4l L'y OS A'l 411 : 110 51 48 27, 112 50 41 28 78 40 32 20 85 43 41 30; 85 40 37 3ll tl THAT TRIP EAST In planning your eastorn trip, writo or call on the undor- 'signod or your nearest ticket .agent and loarn what the I Burlington can do for you i for any diverso routes that may bo offered, tho Burling ton map will show the great variety of routes possible to holders of Burlington tickets. Wo have three gateways St. Paul, Hillings and Denver to Chicago, St. Louis.Kansas City and Omaha The map shows what a de sirablo portion of the through route the Burlington trunk linen form. Wrile or call ; let me quote you the best combination of special ratoe available and help you plan your trip; there is education in traveling on Burlington trains, A. C. SHELDON. Gen'l. Agl. C.B.&Q 100 Third Street, Portland, - Oregon. nummary: Mean temiieratiirc f !..''. max- mum UinieratureO!,tlat 2lHh, minimum temperature 3.V, dale 14 Total precipita tion iliriies 1.05. fnowfall 0. NuiiiIht lavs clear. 13: partly cloudy. 5: cloudy 12. I'revailing wind, 8. W. aii tne worm KormlI Emvror nas Spies at Work. knows that Ballard's Snow Liniment , Tc-kfo. July IT. It Is reDorted h no superior for Kliertniatinn, I from oul that the Emperor of Stiff Joint'. Cot, Sprains, .Lumbago, ..... an " H Bnr it. try it and Korea, nervous and agitated. Is re- v ii will rKsv c" it. Anyi"i,lv sorting to an elaborate system of es- who hi nm-d BilUrdV Snow Lu i- pionage, following a survey of the m,nt is a living pr.x.f of what it rrf,t)OKalR ,.,,),. ,,y ,tlB rjovernment ; r1,.x AM w n-- f Vi n l" I'"' ' , . . .. ,,, . trj.Yb fnr 2. .Vf Hi.d tl. at 'of Japnn through foreign Minuter :.'! Drug Ko.re and Demsra). llnyatl.!. i . it I 'S-i'r.k flivry-Tht Wskl7 Or-tr-'n'aa ; Miners b h'-ki j. :!. ccyt.sr office j N iti' msBsaummmmmmmmm Fure 1 eas are hcalthful-ncrve soothing-delicious. FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE TEAS Ceylon Japan Oolong) English Breakfast Gun powder BlacK CEl Green arc pure. Packed flavor tight in dust-proof car tons to protect their purity and flavor. J. A. Folger SX Co. Mmm Frasaclaoe IJportr mt Par Ts 1 im QUALITY IS MY RUUJ IN GROCERIES None Kut the Kest and at Right Trices SOLK AGENT FOR WHITE SATIN FLOUR. Tho Best Hard Wheat on tho Market FllEBII FetC IT AND VEGETABLES T. Y. DEAN Went 0 St. Opposite dopo t DON'T EXPERIMENT 61WUNTEE YOUR HEALTH If you suffer from Stomach, Kiilnryor Livtr Trouble, Khru malitm or oilier blood dis orders, correct them now. PERKINS' NATIONAL HERBS soa TABLETS POK li.oo GwuiMd udn Food ud Dnp An tl Jua 30. 1 906. Certificate No. 2518 For Sk br MRS. J. GREEN General Agent Grants Pass, Oregon, Box 202 The Courier (fives all the county