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ROGUE RIVER COURIER GRANTS PASS, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 13. 1907. GET THE BEST Recently Enlarged 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the) World with more than M.mO titles, baaed on the latest oeiifui returns. New Biographical Dictionary containing the namn of over 10,000 noted persuua, date of birth, death, eta. Edited hyW. T.IIAltllIfl,Ph T)..M.I), TJuitedHtateaCoaiinJaalouerof Education. 2360 Quarto Pages rlUMi WOO UlmrMk , Hick BbJfcaa Needed In Every Home Also Wetwur'a CollcKiatellMctionarjr 1111 Pttm. 1W IUumiwIom, RefularEdltlnatiMiililadiM. lblJbn. D Lux Edition HUV1S !. MM Ira Mm pIMM, nil trihl ptpar. hntattfnl blndl.n. FREE, "UMUavjWrtntta." lilutruW puipbbju. v C. 6 C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers, Sprlnffleld, Hsss. s 11 Sallownesi Transformed to Dusky Beauty A dark ikin become! fascinating when delicately toft, umlrnprcad with the radiant plow which indi cate! a hcilthy, active tkin. Roliert ine keepi the tkin refined in quality, keeps poreifreefro m clowning waite and itiinulatel the tiny capillarieMo enn tribute the color which charmi in blonde and brunette alike. Kohrrt Ine ii certain protection against tan, unburn and freckles if applied be fore eipoiure to mn or wind. Sprradi like an imperceptible nhecn of gaute overskin tutiace, formiii a shield suinnlating and prrerrving a delicate, hmrous beauty. Jiirmr OrvrrW T"DAt R03ERTIIJE I W at. I I VS.. rr EXCHANGE FEED STABLES J. R. WELLS, Prop. E. street between 5th and 6th J.arge and safe Wagon Yard con venient for hitching- Horses Iloiittht and Sol I Second hand rigs for sale CARBOLEUM The Deal Known Dip for Sheep, Ctitfle, Swine and nil Live Slock. Non Injurious itnd Non-Poisonous !t-sl known reined v for Mange or Itch, Scab, Lice, 1 icks on Sheep, Fleas, Hen Lice, Hog Cholera, Galls, Sores and Wounds, Thrush, Grouse Heel and Sciutche, Tape Worms, Ring Worms. Screw Worms. Flics or Maggots, Castra tions. Also disinfecting stahlcs, outhouses, pens, tc. ADDRESS i v. iMEitoia MKKLIN. ORCGON. PIONERl ASSAYING AND KLHNING COMPANY Capital fiHj.tktO, established 27 years, tiold. Kae Hulllon, CjraiiiilwK, Hich Ore, etc. taught, Spot cash oa aay value. Alt work by oxpetts. IM Fifth Street Near V. S. Mini SAM FRANCISCO. CAL. Fleetitclnn Killed ty I.lvo Wltv. Klvorsldi, Oil . Sept. 11. William Mann, an m plo e of the city olec trlo light department, was tnotanttv killed ,st day by a shock from an electric lii.i t wire. While pruning a free his sh-ars touched iho wire. The hock threw him to the ground, crushing his skull. IBS KILL EIGHTY JEWS -IE., WOMEN AXD CHILDREN FALL VICTIMS TO BLOOD THIRSTY KIOTEKS. Shops and Houses Are Looted and KeinHes Massacred While Iro tec ting Their Homes. Vtenna.Sept. 11. Another massa :re of Jews has taken place In Kith Ineff. Armed gangs yesterday at tacked the ghetto there as they did In 1906. Eight Jews were killed and many more wounded. As usual, the police made no attempt to stop the slaughter or to save the property of the Semites. The shops and houses of the Jews were looted by the bloodthirsty rioters, and many of the victims were killed or wounded while defending their homes against In vasion. The outbreak of anti-Semitism has been brewing for several days. Aroused to fury by ringleaders, the rioters gathered into armed gangs yesterday and started their attack on the Jewish quarter. The stores of the Jews were first pillaged and their owners struck down whenever they restated. When they learned that there would be no Interference by the authorities, the rioters abandoned themselves to indiscriminate assaults. The Jews barricaded themselves and their families in their homes and fought back the rioters as long as they wore able, but In many In stance they were overpowered and paid be penalty for their reslsUnc" with their lives. Women and children were attacked unmercifully and many outrages against young girls were committed. Appeals for protection from the Jews were unheeded by tho authorities un til nightfall, when patrols were tard ily stationed In the streets of the Jewish quurter. Many Jews find from the city and sought to cross the border into Itou matila, but they were stopped there by the Roumanian guards, who would not permit them to enter the country. The Jews are In a Btate of panic and more bloodshed Is feared. Fire Injured by a Circle Swing. Sacramento, Sept. 11. Five par sons were Injured, two of them seri ously, by the collapse of the circle swing at Oak l'ark last night. Sud denly, when the swing hud attained Its greatest centrifugal velocity, a belt snapped In the engine room and tho cars crashed against the operat ing house in the renter. Luckily only two or three of the cars wore occupied. Mrs. M. Splech and C. Kehl of Seattle were badly bruised. William H. Olenn of N city was severely cut about tho m 3 and may lose his sight. Miss Jnr-;, Feeny of th!s city received serious1 In ternal Injuries. Mrs. H. Schoenberg er, also o. Sacramento, wits badly shaken up and bruised. Earlier In the day n car ran off tho tracks at the scenic railway and one of the occupants was slightly Inju red. WHEN HER BACK ACHES A W Oman Finds all Her fZnerfly and Ambition Slipping Away. Anti-Jewish Kiois Continue In Odessa llrala, llounmnlu, Sept. It. Trav elers who arrived here from Odessa declare that the autl-.Tewish excesses there continue and It Is estimated t'.ie deaths In the Husslnn city during the past week exceeded 150. The police are preventing Jews from lvaving Odessa. (irants Pass women know how the aches and pains that come when the kidneys fail make life a burden. Hackinho, tun palus, headache, dizzv spells, distressing urinary troubles, all tell of sick kidneys and warn vou of the stealthy approach of diabetes. dropny and Hright's disease. Doau's Kidney Fills permanently cure all these, disorders Mrs. "S. Collins of (ITU High St., Salem, Ore., sys: "Troubles with my kidneys ami backache have caused tue much annoyance for several years. Although l osecl a good many remedies I obtained no positive re lief until my attention was called to lVan's Kidney Fills and I procured them at a drug store. They soon brought m effective benefit, ceased the bearing dowu feeling ttirouh the back and loins and bauinhed the aching ami other symptoms that had annoyed me for so long. 1 have since leatped of others -ho think the world of yoor reliable remedy and I gladly recommend it to all suffering from backache cr kidney trouble." For sile by all dealers. Frice .") cents. Fcsti r Mili um Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the 1'nitrd Star,- Kim i-.let the uaine Ihviu's and take no pother. ROBBER KILLS CORNERS THIEF, WHO OVER POWERS HER AXD SHOOTS HER WITH HER TISTOL Murderer Escapes After Committing the Crime liloodhounds Are Placed on His Trail. Norfolk, W. Va., Sept. 11. Mra. Mary Lawless Rorschach, wife of Lieutenant Frank Rorschach, U. 8. N., and sister of JoBeph T. Lawless, former Se'.etary of the Common wealth of Virginia, was murdered In her home, No. 832 Parle avenue, Portsmouth, by an unknown burglar early toda . She was shot through the heart h her own pistol, taken from her 1. ud by the burglar after she had fired twice upon him through an open door leading Into the kltcher, where he was cornered. Whether he murderer was a negro or white man is unknown. lie es caped, dropping the pistol as he fled from the house. Bloodhounds brought from Ports mouth secured a scent, but goon lost It Mrs. Rorschach's husband Is on the cruiser Tennessee with Admiral Evans' fleet off Provlnoetown, Mass. The shots awakened the oldest boy, Frank Jr., and the mother cried to the boy upstairs: "Frank, somebody has taken my pistol and shot me. Go quickly for help." The boy rushed for help, but when he returned with neighbors his mother was dead. The Rorschach home is immedi ately In the rear of the Naval Hos pital woods In Portsmouth and near a lumber mill to which negroes fre quently pass. A newsboy who lives near the home saw a negro shortly after the tragedy running rapidly by his home toward tho small foot bridge, where the bloodhounds went when they caught thn scent. While Mrs. Rorschach had a lamp In her hand the burglar was in tha kitchen In the dark. She evidently heard the man and fired in his direction, lloth bullets fired by the woman were found In the wall of the kitchen. Mrs. Rorschach, with her money tied In a roll and hanging urouud her neck, had run down the back steps. She was found lying with her head on the second step. The pistol had been fired close to her left breast. Three chambers were empty. Of these two were 11 red by Mrs. Rorschach and one by the burglar. Her money and Jewelry were untouched. Mrs, Rorschach was u handsome woman about years old and one of the i nst ii'-pll ,h"d musicians In V'r-.: ;. . m mint Rorschach wen ft i : .r.x.-is. b.it was appoint ed ' iron; Virginia. Cor;::,.,. 1 for I. ...! of Strike New Vi . , .i in. 11. At the meet ing of lb;' i i. cutive committee of the Western 1'nion Telegraph Company held yesterday, the payment of the usual quarterly dividend was pro vided for and the following resolu tion was unanimously adopted: "Resolved, That the executive committee of the Western Union Telegraph Company on behnlf of the company hereby places on record Its hearty appreciation and unqualified approval of the course which the president and the officers of this com pany have pursiunl in connection with the late strike of operators and congratulate them upon their suc cess in maintaining tho Integrity of the service under the control and direction of those rightfully charged with the responsibility. COURT HOUSE NEWS Continoed from page 6 nrnnrrvp linrr urriuLn u iiirLi i W W M , and on the hop crop estl mated at 29,000 pounds. W H Fallin et u have placed a mortfiage for $860 on a part of lot 1, of Boorne's First addition to Grauts Pa, in favor of Chas Fetzner. L A Robertson et nx have mort gaged to Otto J Knipps, lots 11 and 12, block 69. of Grants Pass, to seonre the sum of $300. The Grants Pass Banking & Trout Co., has entered into an agreement with J. D. Wimer, permitting him to construct a ditch to bis lands from the ditch formerly owned by the Applegate Boom & Lumber Co., and to have the use of 400 miners inches of water for irrigation purposes and in case the first party at any time Is to use the said extension, then it is to forthwith pay the builder half the cost of boilding sum also hereafter at half of the expenses (for operating the same. County Treasurer Taylor informs the Courier reporter that the coonty war rants have been called up to within 0'ily about three years in arrears. This is qoite a oontrast to what was the condition of things when Mr. Taylor went tnto office, 10 years ago, when the warrants were aboat nine yean behind. This is a splendid thowing and will compare mott favorably with the conditions that exist in any other county in Oregon. Sheriff Russell is getting ready for the sale of all property upon which there Is any delinqnent taxes and all owners who fail to make payment of the annnal stipend into the county on or before Monday, October 7th, will And that they are "on the list. a (hat is the last day in which the taxes can be paid, without extra costs added. One of the acta of the last legisla ture which does that body no credit is an amendment to the tax laws which abolishes the provisions re quiring advertisement in the pnblic prints of any delinquency before same becomes a lien upon the property. The law will not become effective npon this year's aisersment as it is interpreted, and there will be time for the next legislature to amend it and restore the advertising provision, which ii a safeguard lu the interest of the prrpertv owner and against the Ihx title shark, who wauts as little publicity as possible in his trans actions. She Found Relief. If you are troubled with liver com plaint and have not received help, read this. Mrs. Mary K. Hammond, Moody. Texas. "I was in poor heath with liver trouble for over a year. Doctors did me no good, and I iried nermne, anu inree uomes cored me. 1 can't say too mnch for Heibine. as it is a wouderful liver medicine. 1 ulways have it m the house. Publish where you wish. For sale by Deina tay aud National Drug Co. Wei I man Abandons His Trip to Pole. Tronsoe, Narway, Sept. 11. Ac cording to reports received here it Is stated that Walter Welltnan and his party of the Chlcago-Horald expedi tion will probably return here at the end of the present month, abandon ing their plans to reach the pole in an alr-shlp for the present year. No start had been attempted up to Au gust 26, and the weather subsequent to that du'.e precluded an ascent of the airship, northerly winds, fogs and snow prevailing. Antl-Toxln fr Diphtheria (ierms. Columbus, O., Sept. 11. An nouncement of the discovery of an ami-toxin that will kill diphtheria germs In th. living human organism within thro minutes has been made at 'he Ohio State University by Pro fessor Rlydie, chemist, as the result of an exhaustive technical and intri cate series of tests. The discovery Is accredited to Theodore Wolfram, a German chemist. It is applied by Infusion and can be admlulstered in any quantity to the youngest patient. Fallel to Appear In Court. Los Angeles, Cal., Sept. 11. The presidents of tue four Ice companies arrested for violation of the Cart wright anti-trust law did not appear la police court yes'erday, the time sot for trial. Attorneys representing the de fendants tiled demurrers, attacking the constitutionality of the law. U Is probable that a decision on the matter now at Issue will not be rendered for two months. Thv specific charge against the heads of the so-called lee trust Is that of simultaneously advancing the retail price of the commodity 5i pet ent. Soldier Held In Readiness. Gibraltar. Sept. It.--Orders have been reeeiv 'd here by the Spanish military airhori-ics at Algeciras, near here. -,. hold n brU.ide of ,00o' men In roa uess to embark at ono for Tangier Hoy FaIN to His From a Pole. Los Angeles, Sept. 1 1. Benjamin Small, a plumber's apprentice 17 years old, fell from the top of a pole 40 feet high and was instantly killed. The accident happened at Pico and Mope streets. The boy, n his eager ness to see n fireworks display, climbed the pie and sat on a cross arm within a few inches of a high voltage wire. Whether his fall was the result of an electric shock O' cf losing hi balance Is not known. An Ounce ol Prevention, is worth a jH.nnd of cure. There are many poor sufferers. Consumptives who are hopeless of getting well who. if thev had taken care of them selves, would now be well. A cough ? , ''V '''' ''" eu of Consumption. I hI rd s Hor hoond Syrup wtll cure that rough. Mrs S-, c.reat Fulls Mont writes: "i have used Ballard's Horeh.mmi Syv,p , finiuU for V7r'i-y ''' " '"'ver suffer with colds. ;r -.'e by; National Drug l o. aud by D. tu.uav. Stoel Glean, Firm Nursery Grows without Irrigation. We save you 30 by fa ng with us direct, j Leading varieties of apple, 4 to 6 ft., 10c each. Corni ! ries Sw?5 Der 100. Standard peach, 1 year $16 Tin lAfi f Seedling peaches, 4 to 6 ft., $25 per 1000. 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