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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29

arose in the morning. The secretions
from my kidneys were out Of order
and gave me great deal of trouble.
finally learned about Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured a box at Lenhart
Drug Co. The results received were
entirely satisfactory, and in a short
time was in good health. am glad
to recommend Doan's Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
T., soles agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
The Most Brilliant Illumination Is Not
Always the Best.

The Most Brilliant illumination Is Not
Always the Best.
A writer in an engineering maya
zine offers some disconcerting informa-
ton on the subject of illumination, dis
concerning. because the reader will
probably find that he has been, inno-
Gently enough. following course of
procedure there described as Injurious.
For instance, in the: case Of eye strain
he may have felt that even the dim
light by which he worked was toe
strong, and so turned down the light,
thus increasing the difficulty, or,
what Is more likely to be the case,
when the strain has been caused by
too brilliant Illumination he fancies
that what is needed is stronger light
and so increases it.
Overstrain from too bright light is
said to manifest itself by an itching
sensation in the eyeballs, with the
tendency to rub the eyes for relief.
The proper course, then, Is to see that
the light is more perfectly diffused or
softened and that it falls in the right
direction. After these precautions
have been taken it Is worth while to
try smaller quantity OF light, this
trial to continue long enough in time
for the eyes to become fully adjusted
to the change. The value Of illumina-
ton is not to be judged by the appar-
emit brightness of the lights when look
ed at directly-the brighter the light
the better-but by the effect on the OBJ:
1ect to be looked at, and the most de-
sirable effect, SO far as the eyes are
concerned. is not always produced by
the most brilliant lights.-Indianapolis
Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
Deaf Elephants.

Solitary elephants, not necessarily
"rogues," may be met with in all jun
gle country frequented by elephants,
declares Harry Storey, the author Of
Hunting and Shooting In Ceylon." A
solitary" he says, is rather fond Of
taking up its residence in the neigh
borhood of village and helping itself
contentedly to the villagers produce.
Elephants in Ceylon have in general
acquired a contempt for the presence
Of the ordinary villager and will walk
through fence as soon as look at 1t
and help themselves to growing crops
in spite of the watchers presence
shouts or even firing of guns. A good
deal of this indifference is due to the
fact that there are many deaf ele-
plants to be found all over the coun-
try, more than people imagine, and
such animals are quite Indifferent to
any amount Of noise. Let an elephant,
however, once become aware that he
Is being hunted. and he becomes as
wary and alert as possible.
once heard Of an elephant that was
making havoc among the cattlemen in
the great swamp Of Diwulani and had
been proclaimed" for destruction. I
made forced march by night In faint
moonlight, in course of which I walk
ed slap into an elephant; in dark,
swampy hollow. and don't know
which Of us was the more startled, 4
or the elephant. Anyhow he made rec
ord time for the jungle, and sat
down to let my nerves recover a bit.
Undoubtedly that was a deaf elephant.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
INSULTS TO ROYALTY.
Some of the Things That Constitute
leze Majesty In England.

leze Majesty In England,
Many people think that leze majesty
giving insult to royalty-is not a
crime in Great Britain. The English
statute books. however. contain many
penalties for such offenses.
Placing postage stamp on letter
upside down is punishable offense. as
is also the DETACHMENT of coin bear
ing the royal image. This is insulting
the kings efigy.
Private individuals may not raise the
royal standard over their dwellings
This is the emblem of the regal au-
thority to be displayed only where the
king is present
While an agitator may talk against
royalty in the abstract as much as he
chooses, contemptuous or Insulting
personal references to the reigning SOW
ereign opens the offender to a heavy
fine and Imprisonment.
The slightest slap upon the face of
the king OF queen-or any other part
of the anatomy. for that matter-is
punishable with the death penalty. In
the reign of Queen Victoria Lieuten-
ant Page struck her across the face
with his cane. He was sentenced to
death. but the queen committed his
sentence.
1t is likewise a crime to bring the
uniform of the sovereign into con-
tempt. To garb a low comedian or a
villain of the stage in discarded uni
form of the army or the navy is suf-
fcient to bring heavy censure from the
government. For this reason theatrical
managers usually see to it that the
uniforms worn are not exactly copies
Of the real things.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
How She Felt.

Stella-So you kissed the young par
son in the dark hall, thinking it was
your brother? You must, have felt
awfully cheap when you discovered
your mistake. Mabel-Cheap! Why.
felt like Friday remnant at a Mon
day bargain sale Chicago News
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
HE views.

What are your views on currency p
asked the busy citizen.
Mostly sad and reminiscent" an
swered the man who had been to the
races. Washington Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
Quite Popular.

Mrs. A.-And are your neighbors
fond Of you? Mrs. B.-very. Just
think, when told them we wanted to
move, but couldn't afford to, they Of
fered to pay all our moving expenses
London Scraps.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
Foreiqn.

Doctor (after careful examinatio
Some foreign substance is lodged in
your eye. Dennis = OF, knowed utl
That's what OF git f'r wurrukin' wild
them Frenchmen.-I Illustrated Bits.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29

Avoid multiplicity of business. The
man OF one thing is the. man Of sue
cess.-Edwards.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-29
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

According to the report OF the Tn.
ted States Geological Survey on the
petroleum industry FOR 1907. nearly
iS,>55.6sl barrels of oil were con
sumrd that year as fuel 10y the rail.
roads OF the United States. This Is
an Increase OF over 5000 200 barrels
above the amount used for the pur-
pose during the preceding year. II
Is estimated that 1888 miles OF rail.
road was operated by the use OF iuel
oil, and the total mileage by oil-burn.
Ing locomotives at over $4,000 900.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

As a sure Indication of returning
business prosperity, It is gratifying
to learn from the committee Of tn,
American Railway Association ou
power efficiency that the decrcas" IN
the number OF idle ears continues. the
total number being now reduced tn
less than 100000. Analysis IL the re-
turns shows that as the demand for
ears increases. the roads are repairing
the ears that were temporarily unfit
for duty. and are placing them In ne.
live service
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

The school Of target practice cslab.
listed on the batticship "sardcgna'
by the Italian Minister OF Marine has
shown excellent results. The COM
petition for the gunlaycrs' prize was
carried ON from ships which were
stcaming AT speed uf II knots at
l little under 5000 yards past tar
;et measuring s3 fctt by 81 feet Tor
he heavier guns, aud 10 feet by 30
1eet for small guns. The average Tor
all the ships was 60 per cent OF hits.
and on some ships II lose To - per
cent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

The record for rapidity IN cxca.
walton is continually hcing brokon ut
the lsthmus of Panama The latest
instance occurred on October as.whcn
Hs lo-yard dump cars were loaded
IN 3IO minutes. an average OF I min.
ute aud seconds per eur Asaum.
ing that the, were loaded to their
full capacity. cubic yard or mater.
ial was placed on the cars every
seconds, The only Interruptions or.
curr"d when the dippcr was cleaned
and the shovel moved forward to u
new position
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04
LONDON LANDLORDS FIGHT.

Fifty thousand empty houses In
London! Mr.. John Burnes made this
startling announcement In the lious,
of Commons recently. Large as this
number II. there are those who be-
lieve II Is under rather than over the
mark. A remarkable change has TAX.
en- place during the last Ave or six
years. Whereas formerly landlords
were masters OF the situation. tenants
Lave now the whiphand In nearly cv.
cry district. and have all manner OF
Inducements to take houses.
II Is not long since that n premium
or what amounts to the same thing
key money''-was demanded by the
property owners In some parts OF Lon.
don. Today numbers Of such men
will actually allow tenants a discount,
which consists, In the case OF small
property Of the expenses OF removal
up to s., or else OF 80 many weeks
occupation free. Usually no rent Is
required for the first fortnight. but
in certain localities the competition
between property owners is ~ keen
that the period In some cases In one
month. making the discount about
sl0.50 or Sll.25.
A more curious bait Is free insur-
ance. One company cautiously in
sures each Of its tenants against fire.
while another. besides safeguarding
the householder against this contin-
gency. relieves him OF apprehension
respecting any damage to his furni-
ture by lightning or food.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04
NOTICE OE SALE.
In the County Court of the State al
Oregon. for klamath County.

In the matter nI the Esiat" ur Rod.
nry. :. bowen, Deceased
Nutioc r. hereby given that IN pur-
suauoc or an order at the County
Court. for the County ~ klamath.
State ~ oregon. made and entered on
the LIST day oi December. 1905. In III"
matter of the estate of hudn"y =
Bowen, deceased, the undersigned.
Alex. Martin, Jr.. Administrator uf
said estate. will sell at public. or pri-
yatc. sale. for cash. on Tuesday. tn"
>th day OF December. 1905, between
n" hours of u M and =. m. al
,aid day. at the Klamath County
Bank. In said County. IN" following
personal property. tn-wit
mares. ycarling colt . spring
colts. | farm wagon. | set uf harness
lduublcI. and breaking hurncss.
Dated this 3rd day Of December.
1905.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

both the two ana lour-minutc Ed.
son records for December are In at
Mullcrs. Cor. 9th and Main.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

Fresh oysters. fish aud dressed
poultry at the Monarch Mercantile
Co. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

Have ynu tri,i ON" of those Sun
EaEi" cigars ~ the Monarch: The
best nyc-crnt cigar ON the market 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04
sSss..s

Sewing machine ana phouorraph
headquarters. T.. W. Muller. corner
Si>th aud Main streets. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04
:'.:'..'

Th" American Hotel Dining Room
is open all nIght. Flesh oysters cy
cry day. 1917
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-04

Largest line oi cut glass. WI
turs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08


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II =
u there = any one dtity Hsli4s-n HloE l'3
than another we owe u 20 our
aEd our ehlltleetA = eniic 4A e EeE1SoE =.
at ONCE e e to save tae. IgEets 4 %
this country. Tor they cons sl4le z. {1 s11
fEst ana most llElf,oE an. st.I =
the eonsery tlt4on q the nsttsAE "a re-
sources 81 the country.
s1ortslghted persons Petsop y
blinded to the future by desire .
make money IN eveEy.'tsay OUT g t lis
present, sometimes speak az 4U
great DANA sc would pc zone py tle
reckless destruction OF our 1oFesls. ~
Is ditheult TO have patience with tae
arguments OF these PERSONS ThanKs
to our own recklessness IN the use OF
our splendid forests, we nave 5alreaoy
crossed the verge o. a 'TiA2sp Rstll ~ y.
In this country. ana no measures may
we now take can, AZ IeeslsI ZOE Ilany
years, undo. the mIschleH t1at mas ~
ready been done. But we can pFeEt9 i
further mischief being done, ana lt
would be In the highest degree repre- repre-
henstbie to let any consideration 81
temporary convenience or temporary
cost interfere with such action, esPe-
chilly as regards the national foFests'
which the nation can now ut this very
moment control
1.-THE president here cites In support
OF his contentious the great destrue-
ton wrought fn China by the denuda-
ton OF the forest areaSl
What has thus happened in northern
China. what has happened in central
Asia. in Palestine, in north Africa, IN
parts of the Mediterranean countries
Of EIuropc. viii surely happen in our
country IL we do not exercise that
wise forethouSht which should be one
of the chief marks OF any people call
ing itself civilized. Nothing should be
permitted to stand iii the way of the
preservation OF the forests, and it Is
criminal to permit individuals to pur-
chase a little gain for themselves
through the destruction OF forests
when this destruction IS fatal to the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08


=. etl.se=- al SIR
rs
+oE ana tts!1ls sA5l s4let'
lese 10y
81 f Any ra = 81 s6f
73;s5iiSfiN 80 z a., Il S5 4 s No
(, s5,si : rs IS 81
$500 f5;;.;lse7fitftl.tl iilfI. edFiS r. l
555iSf{sf-iiE sfs ff q
l5i1ses l11Sf5si, e5f Ire aoyefIiI IS ca
~ .ii55elIef he Siiould Sc iEea ample
cans to prose e hem found ~
he egisfative branch But 4 this Y
not cdns1derea desfGRble g special 81
eedtion could be made. In the law pE0-
IIfl5lfine the use oG tie secret ser lee
force IN InSest Ting mem lt-E5 of tite..
It would be Tar better 70 G0
flifs fiifi to do what dctdoI III was done
ara strive TO prev e1t d least 70
Iiarnper ehectIVe action ae+ainst Grim I'm
mails by the executive branch OF the
fssJoyeFnInent
po,tsl sAOfftSas BaiaSss.
: ,ssSi5, ra,,e.,,, ms, con, 4iie1,fi ton.
f6r I,1gsfaf aSirIgs banks, for Deposit
~. saVines with the security OF the
IE6vernment behind them. The object
a, to encourage thrift ana economy In
fIis lyvesF3Ss Garner and person OF mod
crate means. It - believed that In the
/ eRregate vast sums OF money would
1 Sc brought into circulatiOn through
the instrumentality OF the postal sny-
fngs hanks. Postal savings banks as are are
now 81 opefatton in bractiealt IS an the
great CIVILIZED countries win tEse ezA'
ception OF the Gnited states-
Parcel Post.
In my last annual message com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

Doan's 1seguIets cure constipation
wiEhout gripping. nor any Weakening
eRast. Ask your druggist for them.
2sc per box.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08

slIaain .r6doIaEnend that American
t.lfizensh hip de conferred upon the peo-
pie OF Porto Rico.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-08


I approve the Recommendations Of
the general board for the increase OF
tho navy, calling especial attention to
tho need OF additional destroyerE and
golfers and. above MI, OF the four bat
tIeships. It Is desirable to complete
as soon as possible n squadron OF eight
battIeships of the best existing type.
The North Dakota, Delaware, Florida
and Utah VIII form the first division
OF this squadron.
most earnestly recommend that the
general board be by law turned into
a general star. There is literally no
excuse Whatever for continuing the
present bureNu organization OF the
navy. The navy should be treated as
a purely military organization. and
everything should be subordinated to
the one object or securing military
efficiency. 4 system of promotion by
merit. eitlier by selection or by ex-
cluslon or by both processes. should be
introduced.
Nothing better for the navy from
every standpoint Inns ever occurred
than the cruise OF the bnttIe dect
around the world. The Improvement
OF the ships in every way has been ex-
trnorJlinary, aud they have gained TAR
more experience In battle tactics than
they would lave gained II they had
stayed IN the Atlautic waters. do
not Uelicve that there is any other
service in the world In which the
Favarage OF character and odicieney IN
tho enlisted mon is as high ms Is now
the case in our own. I believe TINA tile
same statement can be made as to our
officers. taken as whole, but there
must be a reserva tton made - regard
70 those IN the highest ranks and In
regard to those who hive Just entered
the service. Because we do nor now
net full beiiedt from our excellent
naval school At Annapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
SaS
Eotbe 8n6
"0eutf&en Gorrelponoeut'
fir 1903 III in 9prbcrcituna.

Sober regcImGBige gbonncnt 6es
9lotteS, Oh iiir sic tG9IiAe, tuodent.
lidje oOer SomtagS . N%llSgobe, miro
cin grcupIar unentgeItIid crbaIten;
baiiclbc lit nid)t sn DerfGuicn unb mir
Subicribcnteu iucrbru cS crbaltcu.
Gin paiicnoes NcujabrS . Geidcnf
iiir 1reunoc uno @%eruon0te I'M gIIt,
beimnt6Ion0c lit ser mGdentIihe
.GorreiponSeut. @enn icBt beiteat,
miro an bic gOreIie aud oo5 Rotbe
Bud beioroert meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06
Nns Mettrr.

Sir WorpIono uno Sen Qiitrift
Columbia bellte flar uno m1rmer.
Gicuito0 gbeno 9te9en; leidtc ucrdn.
oerlide Minoc.
@eitcrn betrug Die MarimaI. Tent
pcrattr 81 GRAB nm 4 llbr Notmits
tags uno Der nieOrigIte thermometer.
ltono mar 30 0roo nm s llbr Nbcn0S.
Sn oen iibrigen gunOcS- g8etter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. murOc ser fol
genoc nieorigltc Sbermomcteritnnb
rcgiltrirt: GaItport "a, Eortlnno y,
Bolton %, Nlbonp II, Ncip-g port 2G.
philadelphia 81. NtIontic.Gitp %.
@aibington 81, NorfoIt 3S, SotteroS
If. 9burleiton %, Sopomob 81,
Iladiouriuc GO, Supitcr G6, aep.@eit
GS. sltIonta 40, Mnnt9omcrp As,
Nem.N Orleans 56, Enleltinc 46. @ol'
pcitpn 56. Corpus Gbriiti 5G. Wems
phiS 3G, Cincinnati 26, |ittsburg 26.
C@fueao s, buffalo H. Glepclon0 81
Gctroit 20, Slpcna 10, NorQuette 16.
@rcen gan A. Chicago %, GuIutb
Is, St. Eoul 6, Ct. Soli9 %, San.
ios.Giin 2G, Smnba u. Suron 4,
giamord IS, MiGiiton fl, SABRE IS,
Selenu 24, Solt Cot Gitp 20. Gen.
Der 20, Rortb Elatte 20, looqe Gitp
30, Nunrino 30 nnb Sos NnGelcS -
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

Hen brS .GmponN oeS
3aroinolS.- Hud)ocm auroinal
Gibbons Acitcrn &ormittup nm s llbr
III Der 6otbchrolc cin Nud)omt cclc,
brit bate, bel meIden Noter RltiicIl
ais Iiufon fungirte, iono Gcgcn al
llbr in Der Heii0en5 oca aoroinnl@
Gin N%cuinbrS. Gmpion1 itutt. Ser
a%ird)enfiirit empiing bic Ero5ciiioM
melde li6 Don Der aotbcoraIc aus be.
ruegte, int oMpfbcu 3inmcr." llngc.
f1br GOO Ecrlonen. onrinter WoiIuer.
neilr Mariiclb, Gr.lfopor Serb. {.
Sotrobe unb uiele onoere ut9ciebenc
Gerionlidteitel. id)iitteltcn Dem Snr.
oinal Die &ano, melfer iebem oerleI.
bcn einen gcoruften religiolen
Sprud iiberreidte. PIN Nodnlittog
erid)ieuen Die 2ebrer 0es 81. Morier.
SemiuorS, meIfe ebenioa@ pom aor.
hinol crnpionaen muroen.
Sic Nbenb d)ulen am
groabmap lperoen bon belltc
Ybenb an mieoer ae6iinet iein. uno
5luar bat Yrin3ipal Carl otto
Sd0nrid Sorfebringcn getroifen,
Dab III ocn ocutihen &laiien binrei.
d)enoe 6ncilitGten uorbonoeu iein
meroen, nm allen neuen anfommlin'
gen geredlt 5l meroen.
Ger 8runoeigentbum s .
WafIer Senrp i, 0eip bat an Der
SiiOlueit.@de Don Gutnm. ur6
1ranfIin.S trobe einen 56 bel 1870
CUB groben @auplae fiir cinen auf-
irogeeber gum Rreiie bon $4,000
angefauit. Nadl Der grflGrrng bes
Serrn Nrlu miro dltf Dem 8runoitiif
Gin monerner 9au auigeiiibrt peroen,
peld)er unaeiGbr $4,000 foitet ruiro.
Tbs @eDoube ioa fir ein grpbes &c.
partemen @eihaft peripenoet peroen.
Haic 5nr Teiie in's gnsIanb be-
iorgt &. &ainr, Nr. ALB, Cit.galti.
mprcitraBc, uahc Chiffon Spuic Nuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-06

@cnbeler's Sotel, 400 GaIpcrt.,
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