The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 13, 1902, SECOND SECTION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN. THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1902. c. 1 1 j! i it rt ii hi inn nun niiiiiiuniii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 t fi h it 1 1 m i m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n i m i n n m n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n i n n n 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 n khh P W P men PAYS THE UNION INITIA TION FEES FOR HIS MEN. Labor VJ 0,10x1. r :; SALEM BUSINESS MAN WHO :: FAVORS ORGANIZATION. In i m j n i ?i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 h ii n n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 ii i n 1 1 ' " '- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 it Sal em us.b busin- r. - ,i r of orcantxed bor. mrA tela re- -nt h t ' n ' i(M! !0 rh" rank? if m; '.- r- ft- - r..a!- tM H' r i;--. i- ' th Whit'' Hiif- '-.;.:" n i anl operated by G-jr Brmhrs. nt Xtat .. in thi ltr R fr-a- ' i . j ait.-n iu r- . ' iJatem 'jr. - r. , a- ' -- '- ad cr" to (' X" n-: i - ' '. organ.?1 r B-.r.- . P'-; - r J course M: 'J -rf i s. . not rrs" a m-nr , t he a- very -a. .n that bi em;kjys eho'i'! To bit . " omflture Lys i";.n- ' to undergo th expense, a thy ! they were sifted; tae beat JJd b- ; of tile kind In the city. To th: manageassot demurred, and fin a Mr. Ceorge volunteered to pay n lafttaiioa fee for his dosen m-- -tfcsy would consent to Join. Th, a agreed to and hU dosen tnn . well the rank of the union tm h r.d - ; t ' i- ' ' n LaV iiBI HBBBHBS v r TaBanBslaavJBavlBavJBnafl - 1' W P GEORGE. Mr if" ,.- a informed ' " ' ' t-1 '"H-n 1ir,f by Mark Hat - are tu, be Ian shed, but r i . t'.at h- dldn t llK to get n. ' ith Mark very amen. In fa w 1- m.i'h of a Mart: ih'ii.a n.i:. - e4 that 1 4o fcu-in' -f . -i a la-er i-a as he ao - dr. ! , - i .ar.' treatmont of !.. I r ! !. i tiaorf Is ptoM f !,i- n ;. )K from the way ti. hanl. imnenae trewds UMt pat -on..- ht 1ally h ( fortunate tn e ' urinw ' stuh efilcient help Th-r- i '-inlrd of customer erT lar it .rr 0f them need only tn ..- '. ti thp waiters when their r1-r- --)jtd without a word. 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The cars are tlan church, and also follows the prr C A 1 1 1 1 l to have pressed steel under frames, feasion of dentistry: he formerly lived, Tba company has also ordered loco- J at Sheridan, and was well known , 0 R F fl 0 N motives of varioua classes from the throughout the western part of the vl'LUlll Baldwin fscomotiYe Works. state. I m ! As Viewed by h Lady From the Valley 3Ui;::iutn:uni MeMMMMM. ,MettM :: When Yo Want Quality Go To ZINN'S STRUCK DOWN. Elain in the Hour of Success. The Indian wlio trailed the hunter silently and rcrtrtly through the wood, often plaei witli'lit victim as a cat playtwitli a mouv. Juat in the moment ol the hunter's success, the blow fell ; silent, sudden, swift. There are certain forms of disease which aretu inhumanly malevoknt. Like the Indian they seem to play with the victim, until some day when he has reached the heiwht of success and is tfclttkiuK to "take life easy," disease strikes him down, perhaps never to rie again, or ma) bap to drag out the re atainder of existence in physical pain ml privation. The lit example of am h a malevolent diseaae is found in dpep-M and allied forma of "stomach trote'e " .N-a Ioiij; Sat wnea the siomaeh and other organs of digestion and nutrition ar diseasco, . the nutritive properties are not extracted from food, the blood becomes poor, the ! Th "in pair was read h. f.,re body lack adequate nouruhment and the Salem Bird Study Club at it last the flesh "falls away." The weakness , meeting, by Miss Smith of South consequent on this loss of nutrition wUl ;.,, k. .. , .,. , , Krner.llv find its expre-ion in some one ' Tha subject was "Birds of orsran uhich ha leen lonsest starved. , Eastern Oregon are not common in Thus as starvation causes weakness, when the nutrition fulls short of the needs of the body we may look for the expression of that weakness in some one organ lungs, liver, heart, kidneys, or any other vital organ of the body. When the diseased stomacb is cured by Dr. Pierce's ('.olden Medical Discovery, then the diseases of other organs which orig inated in the disease of the stomach are cured also. WHAT Fxorr.x SAY. "Your 'Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Ssge's Catarrh Remedy have Wen of xreat benefit to me." wiles ( Prof, i Pleasant A. Oliver, of Viola. Pul ton Co., Ark the Valley." The one that I noticed first was Say1 Phoebe, one of the Flyat-her family; it la not generally distributed over Oregon, but In Sherman and Gilliam counties It la the moat common of birds. It Is very plain, with a brownish gray coat, length from seven i to eight inches. lie comes early In the spring and stays late In the fall. He likes to have his home as near the home of man as possible, prefers to build over the A t iff" iv C - A iK Jr. & S j, ' W kifTn rT&tit s -" 6fJ Sr VJ - - ft ' , , 'W -i .& . 'A . V A ''', I V . tl ,. '. L V. I m UitlslVn '. '. M i J!4i v ' vmv i v m m$$GfeM --API rr-f m .. 147 Tv Air"- 4arN V.x v J. ' - W NJ r7. ..'V;i erv' v 1 ' uAJifa. , A 55 . -SiX' v k' urn $ti . liVKa.tV -V.V ..sru- J' K-jat - '! 'Sp - &&. Kfor T used the above i , . . . .... Ji5Si-'AX nwntlonetl remedies mr , 1 . . " " e C""' ::VV 1,?eP ws "ot ud; di. !not K"1 tht take a backdoor continual or window, and If not allowed hla ,71 ''bCI, sleep Has not sound; dt ( 'rSSft'Wpi K"tion bad ; a continual v I - --i?Uf K-eliiig of misery. I now III "1 have been taking way In that a board r beam in the Wfafwlfcthawi rf skflti will An .... w. . ... . i vour medicines," wrttas ' -"" i'r oi nwisei i anew or U W. M. Bower. f ; built for several years, in an old well. I.vnch. Bod Co.. Neb.. . th.. ... . i .. ... . (, and I cant say enough , " "- "" " "- ue ' vi ... i .- i l ". - ularen on uinM hranta uvm r v,. fat 'ii xneir praise, inej nave - -.- ... ,-, - H - vQ ln-lned tne more than all 'down, and When the little ohm whpa WifWiX "ur .,ocUf have, ?e,Jd '' ough to get out of the nest b"3wAKa " n two years' doctor fh.. tg... ,, ... .. . -lU'SffiW ,B- I sent dollars upon !'he feH ter and were ooiiars tor my lungs ana i -". received no benefit from j The neat I have was found in an the medicine I if."""" old cabin, no one living in It at that a lady friend advised we .. , t " v vn"1 to write to Dr. Pierce. I J Ume- li b on ! elf did to. took his kind ad- , about five feet from the floor, had :ce. and am now so well fmir whit .. i it ..i... . as to 1 able to do my . .. ,. 7, . , " ".' ', "' i . . ... i. .i' .lav Six) In a few weeks aftae fiaVlnv l oh n orK i a iso iook ine ; -.. . ...... .... ..v-v rB in mi iimn aKHin, nun there was another nest Just like the first and had the four white eggs in It. The next bird I found very plentiful Has the Arkansas Kingbird, of the ! K :: Golden Medical Ducov- and the ' Pellets' su months for liver disease ami indigestion, as the kind doctor advise!. I know that they reachpd !' T T' lUey haVe ' F'l'a',?r '"mlly. awl the largest one tTnate taken ynr w" hBV- His head, neck and breast StuciKineH ith the greatest I re bright ashy gray and his crown g the newspajcrs were calling atten lion to one of the richest nun ot the ae working in his K'U'lon like a iiiiuion iaboter fur In lieultli Mke and lor the w me cause living .lwteiii(iuil on a diet which a UlKVfer would desitlse. There's a eoflspiouous example of the class of peo)e whose success seems almost fail wre. Rut bow huiiv iople are struck down faUlly in the hours of success, iifi wan can absolutely say. Stomach "failure " means heart failure, the failure of kidneys, liver, lungs and any other iKgaH.iuasiuucli as each and every organ of the body is dependent on the stomach for its nutrition aud therefore for its vitality. 1'or this reason no vital statis tics can ever give the number of those who fH victims to disease of the stom ach and the t alter oigans of digestion and nutrition, because the cause of their decease is charged to other organs dis eased through the stomach. WHAT'S THK X.VTTKR WITH YOf ? Is it "we.ik" lungs, "Heak" heart, kidney "trouble," liver "trouble" or dis ease oi any other organ You mil find that in general, it ou trace the disease hack it origin.t'rs ill .i diseased condition of th hioiiuch siiil its allied oraaiss of aJKastUvM and nutrition. The heel proof of this u that diseases of heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc., ure coiisluiittv lieiag cured Ur Dr. Pierce s lloldt-u Medical Uiieevery which is pnnurilv and chiefly a nilicmc for the cure of diseases of the stoiiuicli and of the blood. The UhIv anil all its' orgam are sustained by food, properly digestett aiul .o-Mimlated, which wliuti converted into blmvi forms the nutrition by which plnsical life is rc nswed day by day, and meat by weal, greatest satisfaction,14 writes Mrs. George Riehl, of Lock jmrt Station, Westmore laud Co . Pa . "and can " honestly sav Dr. lierce's ijolden Melical Iiscovery has cured me ot a pun in my right lung that the best d.Kiors could not help. My appetite and digestiou have improved so that I can eat anything at all, and I feel better than I have for ears. My pain is all gone ami I feel like a new person." M I am glad to testiny to the benefit! derived from Dr. Pierce's Golden Med ical Discovery," writes Miss Mary Belle Suiutuertou, of San Diego, Duval Co , Texas. MI was troubled with very fre quent headaches, often accompanied by severe vomiting ; bowels were irregular and my stomach and liver seemed con tinually out of order. Ofteu 1 could eat almost' nothing, and sometimes ato lutelv uothing.tor twentv-fout honrsat a time. I was entirely unfit for work, aad hiv whole system seemed so run-dona that I feared a severe sick spell, and was very much discouraged. 1 was advised to try Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery and did so with siuh satisfactory results that before finishing the third bottle I felt perfectly able to undertake the duties si tending public school life, aud contrasted to do so." a concealed scarlst patch, back, olive gray: tall black, with white web of outer tail feathers abdomen and sometimes lower breast is yellow. He is often called the Bee Martin He builds his net in trees or on cross bars of telegraph poles. I saw one nest on some boards up In an old wlndtnll. and, like the near relative, the Kingbird, he likes to keep large birds at a safe distauoe from his neet. There was a small bird that was very plentiful in the winter and spring which, from his color, must be a Redpoll Linnet. It had the red crown and almost a pink breast, but as both Mr. Lord and Chap man say the Redpoll nests in the far north. This bird certainly wests in eastern Oregon, and sometimes builds his nasi in. or as I thought, on top of the old last year's nest of the Ori oles. If this is not the Ksdpoll I could not find any description In Mr. lord's book that suited it. a 1 :t "" faUHasSZv. ' ' . aaaaCaaVHBaV I LaLaaK ""0 jPVLLaaaaHksai aaaaaaaaaat a7 9anannnnfliBw aaaaaaaaK JsK 'sBaaaaaaaaaHHr aaaaaaCt afjSffaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa afea LflHsaaaaaaaaaaaaaal aaaaaaaaaaas SaaaaaaaaaaaaaaRflt a H k: Some of the Latest Chocolate Confections are Angel Creams, Fig Creams, Peanut Patties, Banana Creams, Pineapple Creams, Peppermint Wafers, Wintergreen Wafers, Orange Creams, Lemon Creams, Vanila Creams, Chocolate Chocolates, Cocoanut Chocolates, Don't Forget Oar CHOCO CHIPS. The Easy Way to shop for the holidays is to do i! easily. Don't harry, and for that reason start early. What you want from as is chiefly candies and nuts for the children. You now know just what you want as well as yws win me nignt beiore Uhristmas, so why not get it before the rush fc gins? By so doing you will get bet ter goods, better prices, better treat ment and save yourself trouble. THESE ARE THE CELEBRATED SOFT CENTER CHOCOLATES nrC 1 me Kage At The Present Time. In the rocky canons of these counties A vali'ablk ugptCAL wobk, coxTAtH-. I found the Kock Wren He makes his IKG MOKR THVN ONE TMOVSAXB PACKS yggK. Dr. Pierce's Common Sense iledical Adviser, containing over one thousand Urge pages and more than 700 illustra tions, some of them lithographed in colors, 1 sent Vv on receipt ot stamp to pay expense oi mailing out v. Sol 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-tvntud volume, or ouly at stumps for the lack in paper eovers. Address Dr. B, V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. wings go so fast when he files that he makes one think of a humming bird or an insect. Ther were such num bers of these Utile fellows always Hying around among the rocks that I never tired of watchlug them. In Gilliam county they have the Shrike; his length U about tea and a half Inches, his color, upper part gray, tail blaok and whits, under part whits with hktflk line;, ear eovsrts blaqk. This Is a very interacting Wrd t lltlltlllitt' but a very cruel one. as he Is often called Hutcher bird, deriving this name from his habit of killing smaller birds. He has a very sigular habit of lm palling his prey on some thorn or hanging It from the crotch of a tree. He has been known to kill a pet canary through the wires of the cage. Mr. Chapman says of the two hun dred known species, the Shirk? proper and the loggerhead Shrike are the only two found in America. I think they have both kinds in Gilliam county. Of the Owl family, there is one specie that Is very common ia these counties; it is the Ilurrowing Owl in color he is very much like other owls, but he is the only one that lives 1 in the ground, and does not sleep in the daytims. You cannot travel far without seeing him sitting on a fence post or at the mouth of an old badger hole, and seems to be making bows to you. They build their nests down in the old badger holes, and lay two white eggs. wmummtttmuuiiuumuuuuiuuuuia aRmnRwsas l CARROTS ii e , . Juf received a nice lot ot carroti and at the prfli putc uj iccu me cneapesi you can buy u; u l - . "ay and Straw ' We have the finest hay in the city and our prises are cheapest. Prussian stock and Poultry Food i i still the on the maiket. Brewster & White Feedmen and Seedmen. Kiran oircei. saletfiM A few years ago I asked a small boy to dig out a nest for me as I wanted the eggs He took a ery in genious way to get them without the work of digging than. Ms caught the old mother bird and tied her with a string to a stake at the mouth of the hole, and the mate brought out the eggs for her to sit on, and my young friend got them without any work. Instead of large flocks of crows like ws see In the vaky. vast will nad th Ravsa and oaly a fw together. When yu hear him give hte mournful Ml 1 1 I I M H I I I I II H I I H I l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 -r-H-H t THE STANDARD 1 Sun Typewriters Thry are constructed on the plan of the I1W c nef. ' type bars; direct stroke; a light, rapid teuch: carriage vten a1! releases; perfect alignment; marginal stoo. etc. Si iteoM" office of the Capital Journal :: AN UP-TO-DATE MACHINE. PRICE ONLY $40. W F. KETCHUM. Salem. Oreeon. Agent Marion and Polk Counties IIIIIIHIIIilllllllllilllHi mm 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii- you not call from some tall, rocky point, will think of Poe's Raven, and wonder at Its weirdness. On all the streams of eastern Ore gon can be found the Magpie with his black and white I got one good and ti .vik at small bird that I took to X Creeper, from his orown long curved bill. Tjfff-am. v , .. 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