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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-06-09

OAAA
mon sense is an idiot. I've wanted to
go into poultry several times, but you
always opposed it and blocked my
plans"
well, does the article say there is
money in til"
of a young married couple who started
ten years ago with six hens. What do
you suppose they are worth now"
eff they have lived on raw turnips
for ten years and he has had steady
work at a dollar a day they may be
worth $1,000"
woman, I'd advise you not to fool
with this question. You may find it a
serious n before you get through. In
ten years, starting in with six hens,
they have sold enough eggs and poultry
to come to $4,000, and their income
next year will be at least $4,000. They
have bought a fine farm, built a new
house and now ride in their own car
riage. Suppose we had started with six
hens when we were first married?"
WED have owned a whole state by
this time and we could give away a
million eggs and not miss them"
"Sneering again, are you? Well, you
can sheer and be hanged. If we are
not millionaires you are to blame for it.
Here is another case. A merchant fails
in business and commits suicide. After
his funeral expenses are paid his wild
ow has just 81 left. She uses S. Of
that to build a hencoop, and the other
So goes to buy chickens. She starts
with four hens and a rooster. That
was nine years ago. Today she is
worth $4,000 and rides about after a
spanking team. I wanted to so into
poultry twenty years ago, but you had
your arguments all ready to disSuade
me. If l had gone my own way then
I'd have a barrel Of money by this
time"
ANY further instances?" quietly
asked Mrs. Bowser as he grunted his
disgust.
ga dozen of them, madam. You don't
class me as a born fool, do your
Certainly not"
"Well here is an instance where a
born idiot escaped from an asylum. He
stole two hens and went into poultry.
That was thirteen years ago, and today
he has 100000 hens and is selling a
thousand eggs per day. Think Of that!
II a fool can do that, what couldn't I
have made in the thirteen years? By
the seven knee sprung cows, but I've
let a woman pull me this way and that,
n here's the result of it. One more
instance. A sixty years old
who has asthma and rheumatism SO
that she car hardly get around is adj
yised by her doctor to go into the coun-
try for a year or SO. b goes, Il one
day she finds a lame hen in the road.
She takes it home to make a pet of.
and when the hen began to lay from
twenty-four to thirty-six eggs per day
the woman got the idea that there was
money in it. That was nine years ago.
1t vas not believed that she could live
a year, and she had only 20 cents to
her name. Today she is in the best OF
health, not looking a day over thirty.
and her income from the sales Of eggs,
chickens, mix and butter is ove $500
a day. Think o. that-oyer $500 a day,
and mine ia not SO"
How does s.,a manage to milk the
hens" wasssk.i.
"What. WHAT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
CBlarshaeld Man.)

Mr.. Tooze in his address scored
strong points in favor Of deepening the
chanuel and improving the depth Of
the bar continually until there be at
least forty feet Of water. He was
sheered over and over for his analysis
Of commercial conditions, showing that
narrow views at Portland had prevent
Cd state development. He pictured the
beautiful cities Of the future that
would stand on Coos Bay, second 20
none on the coast. He stated that
though he had travelled thirteen thou
sand miles during the past year, he
had seen no such sites for cities and
towns as were spread out on every
hand around Coos Bay. "Nature, +"
said Mr.. Tooze, "has done no more for
the most beautiful spots On earth than
FOR this section" f" A short story was
aptly intePolated pointing the moral
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
TO START
ANOTHER
CANNERY

An opportunity win be offered fruit
powers 10 the vicinity Of Salem 10
nlaTge their market by tho erection
I another eanneFy In this city. 8 J..
,emmon, who has been connected with
10 Oregon Packing company al Port
Ahd Tor rs years and who installed
Ae machinery In tho local eannoTy
FAish was destroyed by IRE some weeks
lgo, is now In tho city and wishes 20
resent his plan 20 growers For that
PuTPose he has asked growers TO meet
I'm next saturday TO discuss the pro
sst.
hr Lennon now has In Salem "a
af load Of canning machinery, much
\ BE- improved By recent patents Of
Is Own, This he wants TO make use
( In eanneTy 20 be established in
lis city and 10 be run on the coop
'a'iye plan. Competition viii by this
Beans be secured in the local fruit
ToWing market.
Ar Lemmons plan, which he out
ned this morning for the Journal,
oniempiatss the establishment Of a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29

cannery on cooperative plan, he
agreeing % furnish the machinery,
part Of the capital and tho time hsees
sary 70 run tho enterprise, while tho
growers arc 20 agree 20 furnish him
sufficient fruit 10 operate tho eannery,
ard tho balance Of tho capital. How
ever, as the enterprise is 20 b. run co.
operAtively, fruit win be sent 10 out
sido markets and other canneFiea, pro
yiding more money can be made that
way than Ia using the product Ia the
local oannsFy,
Mr. Lennon would not ask growers
20 bind themselves by contract 20 fur
nish the fruit 10 tho eanery, but Ia a
cooperative way dispose Of it IN the
market that offered tho best prices
lie particularly urges growers not 70
sell on future contracts their Royal
Anne cherries, which are coming into
greater demand each year. These are
taken mp by buyers who export them
% foreign markets for manufacturing
Marasshiuo cherries, and make eHor-
nous profits
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
tTnlamook Headlight.)

Who will Tillamook county favor out
Of the four aspirants for congressman
The man who has tby grit TO 20 back to
Washington and knock the "stuffin = !"
out Of the board Of engineers for turn.
ing down the project for improving
Tillamook bar on the silly, Illogical pre-
text that Tillamook was too close TO
the Columbia river TO have Tillamook
bar improved. The coast counties,
tho mos, neglected part Of Oregon,
should pull together and work togeih'
er to secure tho nomination aud olec.
tion Of a congressman who will get
In and work and accomplish something
Tor thc coast counties by way Of har.
Dor improvements. That IL the Kind
Of man that the press Of tho coast
counties should center upon. Tilla-
nook, Lincoln. Coos. Douglass and Cur
~ arc an more or lcss interested In
harbor improvements, and u IL tho
duty Of the press Of tho coast counties
90 autato for harbor improvements,
and with tho same vim aa the press OF
Portland 10 agitatlng FOR the improve
ment Of tho Columbia bar and the
press is agiiating for tho improvement
Of tho Willamette valley We dnd
that a number Of tho newspapers In
tho coast counties have already taken
up tho congressional dght and have dc.
cided 10 support Walter l.. Toose, Of
Marion county. There IL no objection
30 that, Tor Mr. TooEo 10 live, cnor.
gctio gentleman and would work for
tho bost Interest Of tho district. II all
tho newspapers In tho coast oountiss
would agilata Tor moro harbor San.
pFoyemonts Tor tho coast eountiea, aud
sond Mr.. TooEo 20 congress on this ls.
sue, Il seems 10 us that tho newspapers
OF tho coast counties would he looking
after tho best interest Of this long
bottled up section Of Oregon and help
70 open Il up 10 commerce and indus,
try.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
Oct DOWN TO FAors.
Road whA. salem oitirons say.

Read What Salem oitiEona say.
Oct down 20 the facts Of The matter.
Don't take n strangers word. II IL
easier 10 prove the .truthfulness %
statements made by citizens Of Salem
thau endorsements coming from some
far.sway place. Read tho foliowingi
Prank v. Muller, living on East
State street, Salem, Oregon, saysi
"without question Doan' = Kidney Pills
is the best remedy for the kidneys that
ever used, and I recommend ~ with
sonhdsncs 10 anyone looking for a good
cure. was subject 20 attacks Of back.
ache FOR moro than six years, having
heavy bearing down pains through the
loins and hdneya and II hurt me when
I lifted anything. I always got up In
the morning with lame and soro back.
In addition 10 thcso annoyanees there
was an irregularity In the action Of the
kidneys which was very eHasperating.
I used several remedies but nothing
seemed 10 do me any good. Finally,
hearing about Doan's Kideny Pills I
got hOE AT DR.. stones drug store.
The hrst box did me 20 much good that
/ got second. was soon relieved Of
the pain In my back and the other an.
noying difieultles entirely disappeared.
For sale by all deaieFA Price, 80
eenta Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's- and
take no Other.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
(Aarshaeld sun)


The county has juui been honored
with a visit from Colonel p Hofef OF
Salem, Walter l.. TooEe of woodburn,
president and secretary Of tho villa.
mette valley Development league. Mr..
HofeF Is editor Of the Salem Capital
Journal and. he had many Kind words
20 say Of Coos county through the col.
umns OF his paper. Mr. TooEe being one
Of the leading formers of his section
and very prominent figure in the
race Tor tho Republican nomination for
congress Ga this district During the
stay Of our visitors they had an oppoF
tunity % SEQ Coos county az IL Is aud
speak 10 the people Of North Bend, Co
quilo City, Myrtle Point and Marsh
hela In mis- city the grand rally oc-
cured Tuesday evening A special
train brought a large delegation from
Coquile points and the Coquille City
band, 20 augment the attendance al
Masonic Opera House The addresses
by Colonel Hofer and Mr.. ToOze were
puuctuated with frequent applause.
They told OF the good things that had
been accomplished and were being
done by the Willamette Valley Devel-
opmeut league. Both gentlemen
created a very favorable impression,
on this, their first trip to Coos county,
with our people, and it is quite certain
that Toozs congressional stock took a
Jump several points.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
81 SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

~ my !" 49,. 49, al Webster Groves -ll9
So % In myright aud leit ,.s..i .ias'' 80 ~
- c,,,.-,sss wers very palllIui
~ tlly.,i-,'er. since taxing IAil1Il 4
d. a new Womani All y. -....-ii-
- s5.- Al i did. It is the o5al l-'---'
cins ever had 10 my house
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
WRITE US ALETTER

Pat aside an timldity and write us
ireely and franklv. III gtrictest conf
asnoe, telling Us an your symptoms
1nd troubles. We viii send free advice
Nn plain, sealed envelope), how 70
cure them. Address ladies' Advisory
Bept.l The Chattan0oga Medicine Co.
CHATTANOOGA, Ieun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
Magazines for 1906 for Al
most Nothing

m cqpta has arranged supply subscrbefs with rr-
dd weekly and monthly magazines than tho cost f br
Inscription the Journal but these reduced prices will apply only
tribe for Journal either daily weekly editions NJ tho ~
no Owing the extremely low price the subscriptions be payable
,orce The Daily Capital delivered bv carrier or mail
Of and by mail
carefully representative
re and woman's Home Companion both Ladies' Home
- Review the literature the world
v review Cosmopolitan is the great maya
. The York Tribune Farmeand the Orange Farmer are two
weekes in the
y Tribune Chicago Inter representative papers Of
two cities and their weekly editions being weekly papes
M limited states Agricultural Eptom valuable monthly for
M engaged agriculture The Farm and monthly
- and agricultural paper Of interest.
rvoue knows the Capital Journal both as daily and
,v paper confident that when comes 10 their
regularly they getting the as well as every
~ Of local worth publishing The telegraph service
a by great scripps Association only independent
,atn in this country and IFS daily reports Journal direct
|-om the headquarters in Chicago
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
IMPROVE
COAST
HARBORS
A TiIIamOOk Paper Says All
Must Unite
For Their Development and Elect a
Congressman on That issue

that though Coos Bay had been "gOing
some, sbo must ego some moro" In
the direction Of energetic work for her
own development.
Mr.. Tooze as a candidate for con
gress has won hundreds Of admirers
who will labor for his political sue
Gees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29

T. d. JONES.
PEOprisior.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
DR.. Stones Drus Store

does a strictly cash business, owes no
one, and no one owes itj carries large
stoeki itu shelves, counters and show,
eases are loaded with drugs, medicines,
actions, toilet articles, wines and
liquors Of all kinds for medical pur-
poses. d. Stone 4 = regular EradaAts
In medicine and has had many years Of
experiences In the praetiee. Consulta-
lions are free. Prescriptions are free,
and only regular prices for medicine.
Or. Stone can be found at his drug
store. Salem, Oregon, from In the
morning until . At night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
- sABTo ToIEA.
s-.zths 1lh kfa lu HlR Nnln bas
N,:''" &[sHAZzz<

There Is an old saying that before
man Is married he Is only half a
man. Well, after he Is married no is
nobody at all.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29

When a woman promises 20 tell a
man everything she doesn't mean eV'
erything that has happened but every
thing she happens 20 think Of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29


fhe above IL the usuaI verdict Of
tho traveller using the Missouri Paeias
railway between the Paeiho coast ana
the east, and We believe that the sorv-
Ice and accommodations given merit
this statement. Prom Denver, ooIora-
do Springs and Denver there are two
through trains daily 10 Kansas CITY
and st Louis, carrying Puilman's lat
eat standard eleetrie-lightsd sleeping
cara chair cars and up-to-dats dining
earA The same excellent service l.
operated from Kansas City and 50.
Louis 20 Memphis, Little Rock and Hot
springa n you are going east or
SOUTH write FOR partieulars aud FUN In.
formation.
W. @. M'BRIDE. Gen. Aet,
lst ThiFd st.. Portland Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
6. W. johnson Co.
(lncOrpOrated.)
Northwest Nurseries


Fruit trees and shrubbory Of all
kinds All stock free from pests and
diseases Large stock OF beat wiutsr
apples late keepers a speciality. Trees
delivered free In Salem. Now 4 =
good time to put -out cherries ana
peaches.
7. D. JONES.
7-ish' y" PEopristor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-29
Bic Dance

And supper at Liberty hall, Noyem
Der Goth. ll'2S-A"A
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
UNION BANK
STATEMENT

IN this edition of the Daily Tele-
gram Is published the financial state
nent of the Union National bank.
Some gigantic figures ard contained
therein. For instance, the assets
mount to more than two million
dollars and the deposits are more
than three quarters of a million
dollars, showing very extensive and
popular business. There is every
evidence that the bank is enjoying
marvellous growth and stands out
prominently in financial circles of
harrisburg. The officers are bust
ness men Of high standing and are
bankers of experience and enter
nrise. The conduct of the bank is
strictly modern and conforms to the
hest methods of banking. There is
everything to commend the institu-
tion to the public and the statement
shows that it has their confidence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
BIG EINANCIERS
WERE IN CITY

W. c. NIcCausIand, treasurer of
the Carnegie Steel Company, James
Coruthers, president of the Pitts
burg Stock Exchange, and w. G.
Baldwin, vice-president of the Pitts
burg Life Insurance Company, who
constitute the Greater Pittsburg Oil
Company, were in the city Wednes-
day night. General Manager john
son, of the Carnegie Gas Company.
was with them. They were return
ing home from Craddock on the
West Virginia & Pittsburg division
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
where they tested their big gas well.
They found it had pressure Of ff-
teen million feet through three
inch pipe, and 22,O0O,OoO feet
through six-inch pipe. 1t is re-
marllable well as it is fifteen or
twenty miles east of any gas forma-
ton ever found in the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
4 SMALL FIRE
/ LAST NIGHT

The fire alarm was sounded at
$50 o'clock last night, and the
blaze was located at the old Arm
strong, Crislip, Day & Company
building, now occupied by the Cen
trail Storage company. The fire de-
partment responded promptly and
extinguished the fire with scarcely
my loss whatever.
The blaze originated in some
manner from the natural gas The
top of the-gas regulator was blown
off and the wood work of window
directly above it was scorched slight,
", and the glass broken. Beyond
this no damage was done. But for
the prompt action the fire might
have spread across the narrow alley
TO the Rey1nann Brewing company
stables. At first it was thought adj
yisable to remove the horses from
the stable, but it was found that "
would not be necessary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
JOLLY SPEAKER
IS SNADENER

George Rinehart, the Indiana
educator, has this to say of DR.
Swadner, who lectures in Golf NJ. E.
church next Tuesday evening: 81
have heard Dr. Swadener's lecture
IN Fun and Philosophy and, like
.Peck's Bad Boy ! nearly dide a.
Iaffin'. believe every one can af-
ford to enjoy life once year at
least
The Logansport Daily Reporter
said, among other co.nmandatory
things: s'Such an address by such
IN orator is a benediction to any
community"
The Columbus, Ga, Ledger, pub
lished in a city of culture and edu-
cation. said: E'Dr. Swadener's adj
dress was one of the most brilliant
,ver heard in this city"
Notwithstanding his popularity.
the price of admissions has been re-
ilrfced to twtnty-fve cents, to offset
he higher price charged for the two
preceding numbers and as the tickets
ire limited it would be we'll to pur-
,hase at once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
al STOUT SUICIDES BY SVlALI OWING M0RP

Stout, widely known farmer.
died sat-l1is- home Grassland at II
o'clock Wednesday night, under
peculiar circumstances. It is be-
leved he committed suicide by TAX
ing morphine.
Mr.. Stout came to this city Sum
day and did not return home until
Wednesday evening. He boarded
the Grasselli car at O'Clock and left
Grasselli with his team at 5 go
o'clock, arriving home about 500
o'clock.
No sooner had he entered the
house than he told his wife that he
was going to die and did not want a
doctor. With this he lay down and
went to sleep, and gradually sunk
into the last and final slumber.
Mrs. Stout Immediately sent for
A. A. Lang, a neighbor, and he. ar
rived at the Stout home shortly af-
ter Mr. Stout He at once tele-
phoned to DR.. Folk, of Bridgeport.
who arrived an hour later and work
ed with fire dying man the remand
er of his life DIR. John B. Payne.
OF CIllS CfJN. WIS also summoned
He made haste to get to Mr.. Stout's
bedside. but the latter died shortly
after he arrived.
There was every indication that
he had taken a deadly drug and a
hunt for the same resulted in the
finding of an empty box wrapped in
paper at the corner of the house.
1t had contained morphine and the
wrapper was fresh. Tt is evident
that he took the morphine Just be-
fore entering the house and threw
the box down.
Mr.. Stout was 40 years of age and
a son of Abner S. Stout, one of
Simpson districts wealt&iest citi-
zens. He married Miss Mamie
Hornor, daughter of J. J. Horror.
about>15 years ago and she survives
him. They had no children.
The cause for his rash act Is not
known. His domestic relations were
happy and there was no trouble OF
any sort known of to lead to suicide.
The funeral and burial will be at
the Trinity church Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. Rev. Lakin, OF
Bridgeport, will conduct the ser
vices.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
BANK
Statement

The financial statement of The
Farmers bank is seen in this issue
of the Daily Telegram. 1t shows
the bank growing right along IN
business. The deposits ar now more
than a quarter million dollars and
the assets are climbing up to the
half million dollar mark. A feat
ure Of the business of the bank is
the increase in the deposits: Since
August 90, tn date of the last inan--
ciql statement, they have grown
$4,000. 1t is needless to say the
directorate and officiate are compos=
ed Of safe. conservative business men
and that the public are treated court
eouslv and accommodatingly, and
the Telegram need not s,v that thes
Farmers is among the p0lar bank
ing houses of the city. The public
know these things to be true and 81
we need do. is to emphasize these
features.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
GREAT ORATOR
WILL SPEAK
FRIDAY NIGHT

Hon. NJ. J. Tanning, one of the
greatest temperance orators on the
american platform, will speak in
the Y. NJ c. A. rooms, Friday night
Nov. ~, at 500 p. m. DON'T fail
to hear this eloquent man. This
win be a rare treat you cannot af-
ford to miss.
Testimonials:
"a man of exceptional power on
the platform. Frames r. Willard
Faithful, strong and true is NJ.
]. Tanning, who has done a mighty
work for the cause of temperance,
A. Woodbridge, Rec. Secy,
SSMr. Fanning's eloquent voice
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
PARSIFAL COMING

The biggest event booked SO eT
for the local dramatic season is he,
coming of "Parsifal," the sacred fes-
tivol drama, based upon legends Ct
the HOLY Grail. The translation r
from the work used by Richard
Wagner in the grand opera of the
same name. The company present
ing it here is the only one travelling
this season, and comes with a CAST
Of IA people, besides 10 men in the
working crew. Wheeling ana
Clarksburg are the only two cities
in West Virginia that viii be ylslfS.
Cd nv this production. The date q
fhis special performance is Tuesday.
NV 81. Excursions will be run or
ali steam and trolley lives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-16
MESSAGE
is COMPLETED

Washington, ID. c., Nov. 10
President Roosevelt's message to
Congress is in the hands of the
printers. The greater part of it
consists of the familiar Roosevelt
argument in favor of railroad-rate
legislation. There is nothing SEN
sational nor new in the message.
Government supervision of insur-
lnce is advocated.
The President wrote paragraph
or two about revision of the tariff.
He believes there should be some re-
vision of rates, but it is not likely
that this portion of the message will
be sent to Congress, for the Repub-
lican leaders are all against taking
up tariff revision at the coming
session.
He will probably send in spec
ial tariff revision message along
about the close of the session that
will help those candidates for re-
election who have revision districts,
and so pave the way for something>at
the short session of the Fifty-ninth
Congress. which will begin in De-
cember, 1906.