d o . v n
ih
^
e sa t o sc h o o l
’ rtnua Bight Presented by the C h il
dren of th« K o qu l I n
dia u Tribe.
CfiISp BANK XOTES.
W» promptly oM.uu O. B.
W ILL BE SU PPLA N TED BY SO IT
O D VELVETY BILLS.
W n g K L X B A ND W IL S O N ,
stood about seven o’clock
A fo tu i-y A l ut to il.
" ' he m orning near the foot o f the N ew Process to. Be Em ployed by Gov
ernm
ent
P
rin
tin
g
Bureau—
fh .J b a mesa in A ru o n a we should,
*1
Some Inte re s tin g P a r
’ ee a most interesting sight, re
ticulars.
ft'* a w rite r in the Kent York
•un.
The days of the rrlsp bank-note are
The tta t-to pi«d elevations callc. numbered. InsUad nt being crisp, the
L IG H T R IN S IN G A R A P ID ,
mesas are ver.v couijeou ¡c.ituie.- money which the g o yiru m m t bureau
. of engvavtawead printing » ill her «slier
■tf the arid p la te s..o f A riz» t„: turn out w ill be to ft anu ve r it y , if
B a l l B e a r in g .
\ Some o f them Luv- fo r age» i>ec*ti i Important experiments which are now
,'tb v homes o f lln li.tn trities I bting .conducted tu the pies<nee of
, whos>* evemiea eonfd n o t etttd!’. treasury officials for the purpose ct
ren< a the tops o f f t ,e big reehs, uemcnslrating the advantages of a tcvcl
chemical treatment for ra re r prove
and s , th in e who lived on them satisfactory. The result of the adoption |
were comparative!» <>fe.
of the new secret process. sajs Geyer's
T his p a rticu la r mesa is the S tati.ner. will be to revolutionize a i
portion of the work connected with the J
home of. ti e OrniTi hrflneh o f the
printing of the paper money ot the Unit* d j
Mofjui trib e . Peicjied high in the States. Under the new process U w ilt
lie-on th e ir little plateau, tin tai.ee Just CO da>s' 'rts time to manu
cAlera s till .prat tite the sunk»- facture a bank-note than under the
dan e and other^famous rites of present method. The chemical solu
tion not only renders the paper soft
th e ir fathers.
and velvety, but it also makes it non-
O nly a few years ago they were shrink able. Dy applying It to a Japan
enlletl Jiostile beefcufie Jh ey op ese napkin that article becomes as
.posed more atrer,uouafy liutn the soft and pliable as a tissue of silk.
o ilie r Mtiquis the (hiroduetion o f The chemical preparation acts, as an
antiseptic and prceervallve. ’ When ap
White influences
' 'them. plied to old documents i t seems to
IV ntu it was pro<4)s J to elect a i- nit the fiber together and prevent/ur-
¡ ir e , independent i n e o L ' ^ t k ! S n n t r S f i f
schoolimuse no,.! the bfixe o f tne thcr decay. Under the present process
Writ",
•need, and to ¡»lat e a ll f h--» > hildren of printing paper money the paper baa industry. Big profits, sm all outlay o f capital
to b<t thoroughly soaked In water.
le tl«e srhool, the p’ .e titj stub W
hile it is in this soaked condition, one
tm rnly refusing to pete it it. The.) vide of the paper is printed. The sheet
yielded finally, howevt ■. to firm is then placed in a steam-room and
H-nlnul JiTureery. B lt° O r S * S° c a rltn n , O n i m .
pressure, and ever) child of school kept under a high temperature for JO
days, the time necessary for the Ink to
\h g e was placed Ji> the school.
dry. The sheet Is again real cd as fn
- TSe enterprise has teen a - - great *k# f-r*t inrtacce and the reverse tide
.If we
English Walnuts, Fruit Trees,
Shrubs, P lants,’Etc.
swqCAs, iH.,1 w h o e v e r » t a n 's n e a r- o f the WU priuigd The ae»day drying
procere then has to be re, sated.
I d
Ibe si lw o ! n t'rcve n o’clock in tl
.oiorofng ami lo o k s up at the pin n u n where a third Impression on the
is necessary. which Is required when
teuu N‘8) fre t abate hum suddenly bit
tho printing Is dona.in two colors, the
sees children begin to s p ll over wetting And drying process has to be
the cd^e o f the mega, on« child repented for a third time, and another
come» into view behind another, month is thus ecceumert In Its produc
andsoon th e face o f the great rock tion. Eetidc? the delay of this process,
the wetting and .drying ret the fiber of
Is alive w ith theta ns they descend ’ be taper. and although It is "starched”
The steep sigzag path leading to to give I t the crisp appearance, ' the
the bottom o f the mesa and the starch soon w eirs out and tha h ill be
comes limp and worn. In printing bills
A school.
on paper that has been treated by.thc
T h e sight interests visitors be
cew procete no wetting la necessary.
?ause it .is so iu,uspsl. The little 1 h e In k Io-,is none of t(s lu-.o-r when ap
fo lk seem to be hanging to the plied to the paper, as u n d er’the old
w all o f .the m ighty rock as they process, and la thoroughly dry wtthtn 18
hesira after the printing la done.
slowly d» tren d its face.
They keep pouring over the
S M O O T H L Y R U N N IN G W H E E L
edge and the bead o f the line has
reached the school on the plain be I t W a n t Around A ll B ig h t U n til the
V is ito r Scraped H ie Haa)
low before t!.e biRt of it leaves the
lop o f thVtiTSfi, When the strap
on the Eloor.
gling lino come,« fu lly into view it
"Yea," aald the manager, as they
is seen to 'T e '.io arly h a lf a mile stood In awe before the great machine.
jopfc JU»<1 i*s tunYulutjnog o,p tht
it « perfect See how smoothly I t
patl, bVar some resemblance to ruua. and remember the weight o f that
fl)-wheel, will you»- The great wheel,
the mOvt jnenig of n snake
ad feet In diameter, revolved SotMleiis-
• T n ro are 175 children in this ly, the belt flapping, with an occasion-
gchool, and in attend.lin e it is said a* jerk, as the join t came in sight.
to -head the lis t of Indian da.) ,iays the Dailaa (Tex.) News.
An otly person in blue eottonado
schools in flic country. A fine nejv
a t the visitors and continued
'b u ild in g c o d in g o v e r fct.OIMt has scowled
to pour ot! into the little glass cups
• aken th * place of the firs t school, thick, yellow oil that seemed a most
and it is s .-'l that a fte r onCebeing satisfactory lubricant. As the party
placed there, wearing the new turned one W atched his heel on the
Iron-covered > o r , and a weird shriek
clothes provided fo r every pupil, -rsnrthe
air The person in blue leaped
they never miss a day.
In tho a ir with his hair bristling. The
rood V alae a t Fish.
Fish has very high food value; , n
fact, Is very nearly at nutritious as
chicken or turkey.
IH IIQ U E
S U IT
FO R
DAMAGES.
W a te r « • ■ , « > , Asked «• r « r
••u ie
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C u n I tl W ot R x t l a -
« M la h
a F ir e .
A lawsuit, unique in the jurispru
dence of the state Of California, j ,
now on tria l
| ki#h
Th(1 rj( of
Lkitth, sb vs r Sun Prfcneisco «eTianire,
hn« »uer! the local wnt. , worlca eom-
p an , for ,,
of .r,7 fij’i hi reason
• Are wh,eh could not be extinguished
bc.nuse th c was no w ater in the
« '.'u '"1*', The Wl’ , »rworka system
2,
lc
a<
» pumping
plant qn the bank of the Hussian
river, by wt.ich the w ater is raised to
a rwer».,,.- on the , irte of the moun
tain, Iron, - h irh -it -hi d istrib uted bv
n n tu „ pr, t ,
j-ir,. h vd railt,
located , : a! th, . ,-undue», comers.
Pn the n.yh, of the fire in question
, * a€'m< - 1 the w ,t,.r company had
abut Off (he water tu order ,< fitop
the .„actfi-c of Irh gan ug p rlv ,,«
fawns I„ t h , nf|rM
Ry
o f hi , man had
run » half mile
to the reservoir to t urn on th, water.
T he lelRk n-iifc fata l; «« th € bj
ock in
wide;, fk ■ ffr.- cT»g;wated ««» ;1t„, t
c c y ’r dv dcuro.vul. Then the n il,
ri.i<le tt , „land upon the conn any
fur l ie i „
xuetntned bv the ‘ city
prop rly. The demand v > refined
on t.„ g -I,,--; ,hnt the w ater com-
•
I h
” ’ Insurer, a-rstn
flip .
Th • (in o e ,n , hold», hnwev,
fhnt
under th,
. m , of its franrhl
1 he
w ater c„ ,;J , j,
|
maintain
Si all tim e, a xtifHclrnt prexxnrr of wa
te r f» r ad purpose«, of course In, lud-
Y "
tn b h m e n t of conflagra-
f i» ” «- fhnnld the city win the ease
— » IL thr ut. . ,- tiuur» hy the san& Rre
w ill ha, - a saute of nrtjon.
ai
W ANTED
lit .
1 Estate SecnrityCo.
F ort Dearborn Bldg. t'HICAGU, 111.
Jom > „
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Tb,
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d. „ „
for .
b0(
A n y o f these paper. c s o W
. giKHj
■ w -w v w w -
For Sale.
the coast, « miles north or the inouth of
Rogue R iv e r.
Good house, good w ater, fine view.
M a in road ih front of house, P o sto ffii«
1 m ile , School house J m ile .
335 acres land , mostly In grass. Much
bottom land, res, Iieach and- Id ll.
,J
m iles beach m ines, good w ater-righ ts
"ood ditches and flum es. Mines in e x
G R O C ER IES, The liest, Oiiiy, -
1>I«V
H ats and Caps,
Oil C lothing,
Boots and Shoes.
9
JS
T re s p a s s N o t ic e .
Notice is hereby g iven to all wlii>m
i t may concern, not to enter upon, or
trespass in any manner upon the Star
Ranch, situated a t L an glo is, C u rry
County, Oregon, for the purpose o f
h u n tin g w ith guns or dogs, or o th e r
wise tresps iu any m a n n e i *
\
Any person o r persons so enterin g
upon said premises w ithout m y con
sent w ill be prosecuted to the fu ll ex
ten t o f the law.
.,
I' rands T homsss .
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IleMiclent -Ægrent oftho
HOME
X
EIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CDMPANÏ
of California.
Act,
June
3,
1878—
N O T IC E FOR' P U B L IC A T IO N
U nited States la n d Office,
, J<pW
Roseburg Oregon, N o v. 7th, 1907. .
Notice is her. by given that in com
pliance w ith the provisions o l the art
° x „ P’L ' V of. J ,,u e 3- ls78> entitled
<
"'ll** of T lm ber Lands
In the States of C a.tfo rn la, Oregon, Ne
pQ R T
vada and Washington T eirttO ry, as
« te n d e d to all the Public L an d States
Sy Aut of A u g u a H . 1892.
C lass D. S m it h
s i S“ tr ,P' <’«'“ *>ty ol Chehalis, State of
W nahlngton, has Hied in this office his
sworn statem ent No. 8888 lo r the pur-
chase of lot 4 of Sec 30 and lots 1 and
2 and NEJ N W J o f Section No 31 in
ro w nsh ipN o .M South of Range No
14 W est, W M Ore. and w ill offer proof
to rhrov tbn f the land sought Is more
v luable for its tim i,e r or stone than
i?|r r 'T iT * ‘ I" ’“ 1 P” r| O M ’
to es
t a b l ia h I ll s claim to s a il |„ nd before
the Register und Receiver of this office
s t Roseburg, Oiegon, on S aturday tlie
8tli day of February, 1908.
H e ra in es hh wi'nesses«:
■'OeOFon, Satsop, W ash.
Bud W ilson ,
”
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Ora Watson,
”
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James Foster, ”
”
John Wood. C e d a rv ille , W ash.
A n y and a ll p-rs-m s cla im in g ad
versely »he above descril>ed lends are
icq nested to file the r claims in this
office on o r before said bth day of
hebruaiy, 190«.
3
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M m m tb a a o f a n y « t k « r B M k«
B> m a m (X L. Epnv, Register.
PATENTS
FO R D T R IB U T E , at the following rate.:
Daily and Tribune - - - - -
Daily Sunday and Tribune -
Semi Weeky and Tribune
-
You c.in have it all foi
Y
Per
Month < JV G Montli
DSWIFT&g-
S 7 OO.
Do You
Know rhe News *
j;e r
s s oo.
8 2 OO.
in T he E ven ing T ele g ra in , o f Port
land, Oregon. I t is the larg est ev
mung newspaper published in Ore
gon; It contains a ll the news of th«
slate and of the n ation . - T r y i t for a
m onth. A sam ple copy w ill be mail-
|»»d to y p u f/e e . . Address
UTE TELEGRAM,
PORI LAND. OB.
Always Remember the Fall Name
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Laxative Rromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in Tw o.
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OB Box.
23c.
W ORK
R o \4 L
®akin£
Towder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Healthful cream of tartar, derived solely
from grapes, refined to absolute purity,
is the
active principle of every pound
o f Royal Baking Powder.
",
H ence
l***W N
¥
it
is that
R oyal Baking
P o w der renders the food remarkable
both for its fine flavor and healthfulness.
Bill Heads,
Letter Heads,
Legal Blanks,
A n y Thing,
'¡Briefs,
Posters,^
Envelopest
Statem ents,
N o a l u m , n o p h o s p h a te —
w h i c h a r e t h e p r in c ip a l e le
m e n ts o f t h e a o - c a lle d c h e a p
b a k in g p o w d e r s a n d w h ic h
a r e d e r iv e d f r o m
b o n ee,
r o c k a n d s u l p h u r i c a c id .
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Up o-date Work Done
on Short Notice
Satisfacton Guaranteed.
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H A R R Y W IL S O N
.»A
I
n o t ic e
Notice is hereby given to a ll whor
it nr.ny concern, not (o e„ ter U|lo
ty trespass, in any nmnner, upo
btlteUaM the lend of the undersigned, situs
« f M t t e r n s . T k b la «0
Account o f tlte ir e ty U t accurocy a a d « ia p U c lty .
ten near Denmark, Cur,ry county
HcCalP* W
T
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FMkiM)ka«
MOTO aut»»crib«va titan any o tk o r Xadl.j’ M a fa a in o . O n *
Oregon, for the. purpose o f iiu n tin i
with guns or dogs, or fishing. Alsu
• a n P r w . lubocrib« to4ay.
not to leave a ny gate open on goini
through, or otherwise trespass it
• ic " * ) an d PraaB itia C atalo g u a (ah o w lag aoo praatiustte
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any manner. Any person or per
son» so entering upon said premise!
without my consent w ill |,e prose
cutfd to the fu ll extent of the law
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St
a
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T. S T E W A R T
“
quailed p i lui-dicrtl bbtoi-y. prove»
Hood's SarsapariUa possesses merit 1111-
knowu-to any other M E D I C I N E .
KEEPS IN STOCK,
A goo,! Ranch mid a (told M in e , on
haustible.
r
F urth er particulars to be hod a t the
T b ib v n k office.
-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
e
£ O p p W o s A ite S H U I N . S G . T P O a N t e n D t . O C ffic
.
The, Best to be had in
-Curry County, at reason
able Prices.
s
ell." said the engineer, " I'll be
hanged I , 1 know what it is, but I got
to And o u t"
"Maybe tt was my foot scraping the
floor, aald
Id tfi-
' “
-
th» visitor,
feeling
k pity
for him
"Foot nothin',” aald the engineer
rudely
"Th' machine's busted. If
pcopje would only ten' to their bnsi-
fless they’d pet ahvig better.’*
Then the visitor left, and the en-
1 glneer began to unscrew all the nuts
and bolts, swearing enthusiastically
under hts breath until such 'U rn. as
the manager should be out of hearing
DEALER IN •
B B B W kW B fiS rlfl
in
wv
„A H .
I!>w"TiTRADE-MARKS '!!>“
CASNOW i
T im b e r L an d
Oregon, isyued at Portland.
for p » r l,
G’- dJi I! ACII. OliKtiHX.
ta s n d a n d a i, sketch or- i l m o d i n i i.tic n loi
I (roereport >n nstcntabiilty.
»er ( n t boos.
he k > il|n g
Cre-e-e-e-nk!" the visitor ran his
foot acroes the floor again.
The engineer dodged back w ith af
frighted fare and around the machine
where h r peeped Into every crevice
"C ,me o u t!” called the manager
Something’s about to break ”
"Cre-e-o-e-ak!”
Again the engineer tore around tho
great machine, dripping oil all over it.
The machine gave another-creak thl«
tto e a hcdlow groan, for the visitor
had misca’c ii it* <i t i , force, and with
a howl the engineer threw off the belt,
and the ponderous wheel slotriy halt-
A representative in this
N O T A R Y P U B L IC ,
county l>v ft large roar estate
corporation. Special induce- I* « » r t O r f * o i - < 1 , : : O r o f g o n
V>ent,i to those who wish to
tiecoint 'iiiancidllvinterested, A C R E A T record of enres, une-
The
T l,. 0 » ^
Party. Including the manager, made
for the door The only brave one was
the man who had caused the trouble
He was Interested.
The engineer poked hie head Into
the "whirling belts and began* to soa t-
ter oil.
e u tu
Rejected Foods.
Cows’ milk Is said to be abhorred by
the Japanese and rauhlts are never
eaten by the Aby«slnians, who explain
that rabbits, are too much Ilk * big
ra ’8. The natives of the Sandwich Is-
lar.ds would not take caviar for a gift.
Cheese In -Mexico 1s sim p ly ' curds
desiccated a.nd pressed In
panea! e
Sh ipe. and even thetT It Is patronized
only by the Caucaslon colonists The
half-breeds accept It with hesitatlc.n
and a two-ounce sHce y f U m ber; er
would stampede a tribe o f mountain ,
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Indians. They resent It as a practical i
S n a k e na a H a t C a tc h e r.
Joke in qurstlonable taste. Rut why
One of the men employed at the
the Koreans eschew Ice cream, as a
•oolegieal gardens in New York has
traveler reports It the rase, is iMg
a black snake that has the run I òf
........
his
houae. It hils (he reputation of being
easy to explain. Perhaps they shtre
the lest ra t catcher in the entire ■the Japanese prejudice against d.dry
product» or the Chinese predilection
, r * K!,ro "Gh of the Bronx. I t Is at- ,
fsfttUy pet.
- for superheated tidbit».—Chicago Luily
New t -
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JOURNAL And TRIBUNE.
JAMES CAÜGHELL,
PATENT
In connection w ith
T H E T R IB U N E
*
Tre»pnHH N o t i c e .
Notloe is hereby given to a ll persons
whom it m ay concern, not to enter up
on or tresp.ass upon the premises of K li
Bagiev, for'the purpose of hunting, or
fishing w ith hook and line. Haid
mises are situated on E lk R iver, Lurry
Countjr, Oregon, and described as
low s. The West h«lf of Section tv__
tv seven. Township th irty two Sopth,
Racge fifteen West.
Any person o r p e rw rs vo irespa-s-
j ug for the purpose of h u n tin g , fishing,
or traveling through in any shape fc-rni
i or m anner, or tearing dow n fences, or
leaving out-side gates open, or molest
ing personal property, w ill be prosecu
ted to th e fu ll extent o f the law.
" ni. R . Johnson,
Lessee of the above
described premises
TO Corr Otentitipath-s’t Fureter.
Take CascareH C&adr CattoarUc Me órSBft
U C C C fail to eure, druggtklx refund mone>
r
T « t NN lio tn I t N In y C o n c e r n .
The undersigned hereby give notio
th a t they are the owners of the Soull
Half o f Section lfl, Tow nship th irt;
three. South range fourteen W e s t o
tVillam ettesnerldlan,O regon. A ll par
ties are warned not to trespass upon 01
make any locstioBs, e ith e r placer a
quarts claim s at tlieir peril.
D . K eltahib I
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¿Owners.
J. IT. M cArxi. L
P o rtla n d , Or».
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