The Stayton mail., January 08, 1904, Image 1

f
T
H
I
3
S
T
A
—
liy
E.
D ALEXANDER.
E ig h t h
—
Y
T
-------- — --- -
O
-
-
— ...
N
— ...
..
Y har
A complete line of Popular
Novels; also Poets' Editions
rangins in price from 25c to
$ 2 . 00 .
W e are also showing a new and popular line of Ebony Dress-
ing Cases. Very acceptable X m as presents, consisting of 3 to
15 piece sets, from $1.25 to $25.00.
Kodaks, Cameras, and Photographic Supplies.
A full line of these popular pleasure makers.
Kindly call and look over the line of Holiday Goods we are
now showing.
Brewer Drug Co., Stayton.
Few People Real­
ize the Value
of their Eyes.
(
T h e benefit of perfectly fitted
glasses cannot be over estimated
I have made a thorough study
of this subject, and am prepared to correct SC IE N T IFIC A L L Y
any defective sight. Come to me with your eye troubles. I
duplicate any broken lenses or any part concerning this line at
right prices.
JEW ELER A N D O P T IC IA N ,
Stayton, Ore.
Ill KU,
After it gr««lu«I (»tiling •>( Ii«*it1 1 It fur
tin- pu.t year, <‘*tlvin K. Puwnrjr «lied
Miililenly hi lii« 1 ) 0111 « i m i l e * e**t
<>( rtnbliniity »»t 2:10 (»’clock Saturday
morning, J«n. 2. IIH)4, ngi-il 71 yen»«,
«•nnontir* nnd 19 «Iliya.
* *
Cnlvin H Downey wit* hum in Mon-
Iri'.l, Canada, July 13, 1832.
lie
moved Mill» In* parent* to Illinoi*
will'll 8 years nl>l, w.i* married to Arie
Ann Hule* in Mi**niiri, April 25, IM11,
and croa<«tl the plain» with her to Or­
egon in 1 W15, where they took up h
hnmeateatl near Sublimity in 18W9
One year later Mr« Diwuey .1 «.-<1 leav­
ing with her hll*brtll<l five little child
ren, which lie bravely *truggled (or
and kept together (or live year*, when
In* married Oyrena Harris, July 20,
1 h 75, by w hom he had eleven children,
thu* making him the father of nixteen
children, three of whom have gone be­
fore, namely, Minnnie It. Smith, who
died Nov. 20, 18H9, Tim. A. Downey,
Sept. 7, 1002 and an infant «on in
I
►
i
J
A
I
that it i* ended, hi* children can bring
their tribute of affection and can
truthfully *ay the he«t ol it wa* given
for the g o o d of hi* family.
"(toil'* will be done, not our*.”
Lurk
of M ental # ontrol and
( r a t i o n la F a t a l.
to n ren*
L
______________ . ..
S u b s c r i p t i o n , S I .2 5 P h k A N N U M
NUMBfcR 48.
S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N . JA N U A R Y 8, 1904.
Ladies and Gent’s
Fancy Purses.
Wrist Bags
and Chattelains.
E. ROY,
A
__________________ -___________ —
A N K W M I'A J»KK. N U T A N O KO A N
W O R K IN G W IT H O U T S Y S T E M
f
____
Great Clearance Sale
A rnnn w h o doe» fo rc ib le w ork m u st
distill** n s u b je c t fro m til* m ind w h en
lie 1» d o n e w ith It. T h l» In crea ses th e
g ra s p an d [«»wer o f th e m ind a n d keep»
' 1 yard l»aby ribbon............................. 1c
It c le a r fo r c o n c e n tra tio n u p o n th e !
1 doz. hooks and eyes......................... lc
th in g u n d e r co n » ld eratio n .
N o th in g !
If) clothes pin*..................................... lc
c a n tie a c c o m p lish e d w ith h a lf a rab id ; |
I
yard Torchon lace............................ lc
iff*
y o u m u st c o n c e n tra te or f<*eus all y o u r J
1 yard Torchon lace............................ 2c
p o w er* u p o n th e th in g you a r e doing.
1 yard braid........................................... 2c
T h is y o u c a n n e v e r do w h en th in g * by
i yard ribbon, No. 2 ...........................2c
$1.79
late
style
overskirt
th e sc o re a r e h a lf s e ttle d In y o u r m ind,
1 bunch good p in s...'......................... 3c
c o n tin u a lly o b tr u d in g th e m se lv e s for
sale price.................... $1.48 1 wood bottom spring mouse trap..3c
c o n s id e ra tio n ,
and
h in d e rin g
th e
1 pint tin cu p ....................................3c
th o u g h t o f p r e s e n t p ro b lem s.
1 iron stove lift...................................3c
$.00
ladies
strapped
seam
W h e n y o u n a v e any th in g In han d ,
1 cork screw.........................................3c
s e ttle It. Do n o t look a t It, lay It,
L (taring knife .....................................4c
dark gray overskirt,
d o w n , th e n look a t so m e th in g else an d
1 11 inch spring wire meat fork 4c
lay t h a t d o w n also , h u t s e ttle th in g *
1 14 in 2 prong wood handle “ “ 4c
with cluster 9 tucks
a* you go alo n g . It Is a th o u sa n d tim e*
1 combination cast iron tack puller
b e tte r to m a k e a n o cc asio n al m is ta k e
and hammer................................. 5c
over
hips.
This
beau­
th a n n e v e r to s e ttle a n y th in g , h u t fa*
10c potato masher...............................5c
a lw a y s b a la n c in g , w e ig h in g a n d co n ­
tiful sk irt.................... 2.<;8 Wood handle cake turner................... 5c
sid e rin g m a n y th in g s a t a tim e.
Pint tin dipper with ring in end
It Is v ig o ro u s th o u g h t w h ich co unts.
of handle....................................... 5c
4.00
ladies
black
over­
A s u b je c t w h ic h Is h n n d led , so to
1 ladle.....................................................5c
skirts,suitable
to
wear
*•»
w ith th e tip s o f th e m e n ta l tin
1 fancy ladle with ebonized wood
g », n e v e r a m o u n ts to a n y th in g . You
on any occasion, sale
hand hold.................................... 10c
miiMt seize a n d g ra s p w ith all y o u r
Regular houses or credit concern*
price
while
this
lot
m ig h t th e th in g y o u a re a tte m p tin g ,
will sell this ladle at 2ac and tell
of goods lasts........... }.$2
u n d d o It w ith v ig o r a n d e n th u s ia s m .
you it can’t be »old for less.
If y o u w ish to b e a r th e s ta m p o f su-
1 6-ir.ch standard guage stove pipe
I<erlorlty w h en co m p leted .
A n o th er
new goods, no rusty pipes, joint, 18c
d e fe c t In y o u r w o rk , w h ich arise » fro m i
Ladies Black Sateen Under­ Time concerns ask you 35c for
th e f a u lts I h a v e m en tio n ed , la f a ilu re :
this same goods.
to c o m p lete th in g s . Y our w o rk b e a rs skirts,
at
greatly reduced Acme flour sifter............................... 10c
th e Im p re ss o f In co m p leten ess, an d
4 qt. tin milk pan retinned...............8c
se e m s alw n y a to la ck so m eth in g .
prices.
f>
“
“
“
.......... 10c
I f y o u could o v erc o m e th e se d e fe c ts
75c Dietz lantern............................ 60c
y o u m ig h t tie su c c e ssfu l, fo r y o u re a lly :
|1 Dietz buzzard cold blast lantern
p o sse ss g r e a t a b ility , b u t lack d e fin ite ­
A few children's Jackets to
best made...................................90c
ness.
E v id e n tly y o u r m in d h a s not
b een tr a in e d to e x a c titu d e . T h e r e h a s | be closed out within next week
Please bear in mind we can save
been c a re le s s n e s s In y o u r ed u c a tio n
i vou 10 to 50 per cent on tinware and
so m e w h e re .
I t m ay b e p a r tly th e 1 to make room for spring goods. : graniteware.
f a u lt o f y o u r te a c h e r s o r y o u r p a re n ts
In n o t c a llin g y o u r a tte n tio n In e a rly
life to th e s e d eficien cies. I f th is h ad
l»een d o n e th e ta s k o f co rre c tio n w o u ld
h a v e tieen e a s ie r th a n It Is now , b u t
th e f a u lts m a y s till b e o v erc o m e If
S T A Y T O N , OREGON.
p r o p e r d ilig e n c e b e used. I hope, for
y o u r o w n sa k e , th a t you w ill se t a b o u t I
It w ith d e te r m in a tio n .—Success.
Ladies Skirts
G. D. TROTTER,
W e a th e r b y W ire le ss T e le g ra p h y .
Cured After Suffering 10 Years.
P IC K IN G S FROM F IC T IO N .
I t la In te re s tin g to n o te th a t th e
B. F. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle <fc
w e a th e r b u re a u a t W a sh in g to n is -Mfg. Co., Midijletoq, O., suffered ten
<fSpio Uajk on m ig h ty few a ir s fo r a p e r ­
« b o u t to, intake * p ra c tic a l teatSof w ir e ­ years with dyspepsia. *fle spent hun­
son hi^w > n«iln*.— l%vf>y
T h e s e a c o a s t tele- J
O n e c a n n o t b e h a p p y u n til h e "has le ss te le g ra p h y .
dreds of dollars for medicine and with
le a ru e d ho w , a n d fo r th a t o n e m u st g ra p h line, w h ich is re n d e re d u se less doctors without receiving any perma-
in n e a rly e v e ry sto rm , w ill be re-en ­
su ffe r.—" O n e ’s W o m en k ln il.”
benefit. He says, “One night while
I f w e co uld o n ly ta k e ch lo ro fo rm for fo rc e d a n d p e rh a p s s u p p la n te d by a
d ifficu lt ta s k s a n d w u k e to And th em w ire le ss sy ste m w h ich h a s been p e r­ feeling exceptionally bad I was about
fe c te d by th e officials o f th e agricul-1 to throw down the evening paper
d o n e !—" H is D a u g h te r F irs t."
T h e r e ’s n o .h o p e th is sid e o f th e g ra v e tu r a l d e p a r tm e n t.
when I saw an item in the paper re­
Oak Grove.
fo r th e m a u w h o k n o w s It nil. O n th e
I f th e e x p e rim e n ts now b ein g co n ­ garding the merits of Kodol V.vspepsia
o th e r sid e th e d e v il d o e s n ’t w a n t h im — d u c te d a r e su c ce ssfu l, th e e n tir e A t­
Cure. I concluded to try it and whjle
The fog is gone and we are happy.
th e L o rd w o n ’t h a v e h im .—“ A d am la n tic se a b o a rd w ill be sp a n n e d by a
I had no faith in it I felt better after
Kdna McKIhaney is on the *iek list. R u s h ."
sy ste m o f w ire le ss s ta tio n s w h ich w ill
the
second dose. After using two bot­
S o m e o f u s see th e ro sa ry o f life only
Several from here attended the en­ ns s e p a r a te bends, n o t to u c h in g th e d i­ u ltim a te ly be e x te n d e d to H a v a n a an d tles I am stronger and better than I
tertainment at Sublimity New Yeai «. v in e c o n s tra in in g th re a d , a n d Hre ta k e n P o rto Rico. I t is e x p e c te d by th is have been for years, and I recommend
by s u r p ris e w h en w e com e to th e cross, i m e a n s to be a b le to n o tify v essels a t
Christina King \i*it-«l at J. T. —"M o th a n d R u s t.”
se a o f a p p ro a c h in g s to rm s tw e n ty -fo u r Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my friends
and acquaintances suffering from stom­
H unt’* Sunday.
O u r thoughts, o u r opinions, a re like h o u rs ab e n d , b u t th e v a lu e o f th is f e a ­
tu r e w ill, o f co u rse, d e p e n d u p o n th e ach trouble.” Sold by Brewer Drug Co.
VV. H. Tate was doing jury duty at a p p le s on th e tre e ; they m u st ta k e tim e
to rip en , a n d w hen they a re rip e how j n u m b e r o f v e sse ls e q u ip p e d w ith r e - 1
Salem thu first of the week.
e a sily they fall! A m ere n u d g e brings e e iv in g a p p a r a tu s .
A s a n In d ic a tio n o f th e p ro g re ss in
Tne young people surprised J. M. them d o w n . - "L ite ra ry V alue*.”
A sk the Agent for
T h e only g h o sts, I b eliev e, w h o cre ep 1 th e p e rfe c tio n a n d u tiliz a tio n o f w ire ­
King Saturday evening by coming in
1X88.
In to th is w o rld a r e d e a d y o u n g m o th - j le ss te le g ra p h y th e r e s u lts o f th e j
T IC K E T S
The other thirteen, with hia wife, on him at hi« home, it licing his 27th e rs r e tu r n e d to see how th e ir c h ild re n w e a th e r b u r e a u ’s e ffo rts to p u t th e sy s­
birthday.
The
evening
was
spent
in
fa re . T h e re Is no o th e r In d u c e m e n t
atirvive him, with their re«idenee« a*
te m in to p ra c tic a l se rv ic e w ill be
VIA
g r e a t e n o u g h to b rin g th e d e p a r te d (
follow*:
Harvey J. Downey. Palta, throwing bean bags, Martin Smith b a c k .—" T h e L ittle W h ite B ird .”
w a tc h e d w ith k een in te re st.
winning the prize. At the ti*mtl hour
\Va*h; Mr* Callie Van Cleave, (ter-
vai*. Ore.; Mr*. Addie Van Cleave,
Woodhurn, Ore.; I. Alvali Downey,
Farmington, Wash.; Mr*. Arie A.j
Hewitt, Farmington, \Va*li.J Mr*.
Mary F. Stowell, Sublimity, Ore.; Carl
II Downey, 1’ortland, Ore. Charley II.,
Anna J., Zehedee It., Ralph, Lizzie A.,
and Clarence 1)., all of Sublimity, all
of whom, with exception of Mr*..Hew­
itt, were aide to attend hi* funeral.
Mr. Downey’s death wa* the third
in a family of nine brothers and «in­
ter*. The two dead are Mr*. Sarah
MeKIvain and Mr*. Kliza Horton.
The living are Alvali Downey and
Adeline Yager, San Bernardino, ('alii.;
Aguatu* Downey, Bu*hnell, III.; Har­
vey Downey, Monmoth, III.; Mary
Turney, Lincoln, Neb.; Lodenin Hats-
well, Red Oak, Iowa.
Mr. Downey had many good quali-
tie*: great kind new* of heart and sym­
pathy to an unusual degree. To hi*
family lie was a kind and indulgent
f at her and a true and loving husband.
I'liinindlul of »elf he wa* willing to
make any ««orifice for their .sake*. He
bore hi* trouble* uncomplainingly.
Many times when unable to help him­
self lie would make the effort rather
than trouble those who were attending
him. His was a good life, and now
The funeral «••>* I.. .. "Voin his home
Moiiday, Jan. 4, 11X14, the aerviee*'be-4
iug conducted by Rev. \V. A. Klkin*.
of the Christian church, and inter- i
ment made in tin- Hobson A Whitney
cemetery, near Sublimity.
A .J. D.
—
lunch was served, after which all de- |
F o u r w o m en
o f W a b a sh .
Ind.,
S ticky O nion J n lr f .
parted for home wishing J. M. many
A v e ry c o n v e n ie n t m u c ila g e en n be b u rn e d th e f e a th e r s o f th e ir lia ts w h en
return* of the dav.
m a d e o u t o f o nio n Ju ic e by a n y on e to ld by a p re a c h e r th a t no w o m an
w h o w is h e s to u se It. A good sized
w e a rin g p lu m e s could hope to e n te r
Thursday evening last, at their S p a n is h o n ion, a f te r b ein g boiled a
th e k in g d o m o f h ea v en . I t is h a rd ly
home, Mr. and Mrs. \V. H. Tate re-1 a b o rt tim e, w ill y ie ld on b e in g p re sse d p ro b a b le th a t th e y co uld h a v e b een in ­
peated the vows taken twenty live' q u ite n la rg e q u a n tity o f v e ry a d h e siv e d u c e d to g iv e u p c o rse ts by an y su ch
years ago. It la'ing the last day of fluid. T ills Is u sed q u ite e x te n s iv e ly In a r g u m e n t
1903. and all their children being v a rio u s tr a d e s fo r p a s tin g p a p e r on to
tin o r zin c o r e v e n g lass, a n d th e t e - !
home for the tir*t time in eleven years, u a c lty w ith w h ic h It h o ld s w o u ld s u r ­
S h a r l n a HI* Bed.
TO
the evening was spent in music and 1 p r is e a n y o n e on m a k in g th e firs t a t - , A G m b s tr e e t frie n d o f D r. J o h n ­
s
o
n
's
w
a
s
D
e
rric
k
,
o
f
w
h
o
m
h
e
w
ro
te
,
bean bag throwing, in which F. H. j te m p t. I t Is th e c h e a p e s t a n d best '
Spokane, St. Paul, Duluth, Min­
" I h o n o r D e rric k fo r h is s tr e n g th of
Devoe received the prize. At a late m u c ila g e f o r su c h p u rp o se s n n d a n ­ m in d .” O ne n ig h t w h e n F lo y d , a n ­
neapolis, Chicago,
s w e rs J u s t ns w ell ns m a n y o f th e m ore
hour all were surprised at lieing seated c o stly n n d p a te n t ce m e n ts. S om e of o th e r p o o r a u th o r, w a s w a n d e rin g
and all points East.
to an oyster supper. After supper all th e c e m e n ts sold by s tr e e t f a k ir s a t 10 j a b o u t th e s tr e e ts he fo u n d D errick
T R A IN S DAILY ^
formed a watch party to greet the new I c e n ts a b o ttle c o n s ist o f n o th in g b u t a s le e p u p o n a b u lk . U pon b ein g s u d ­
d e n ly a w a k e n e d D errick s ta r te d up.
year, after which all departed for their | o n io n Ju ic e n n d w a te r, n n d th e b o ttle “ M y d e a r F lo y d ,” sa id be, " I a m so rry
F A S T T IM E Z
homes wishing Mr. ami Mrs. Tate I n n d co rk co st a g r e a t d e a l m o re th a n to se e y o u in th is d e s titu te s ta te . W ill
th e c o n te n ts .
y o u go ho m e w ith m e to m y lo d g in g s?” |
continued happiness and a prosperous
NEW K q U I P M E N T T H R O U G H O U T .
A n d th e y tu r n e d in on th e b u lk to ­
Anlninl* nnd Second Sight.
year. Those present were Mr. and
g
e
th
e
r
like
th
e
good
fello
w
s
th
e
y
w
ere.
Mrs. W. H. King, Mr. and Mrs. Tlios. I I t Is a co m m o n b elief th a t m a n y a n i­
Day Coaches, Palace and Tourist
m a ls see g h o sts a n d f u tu r e ev en ts.
Sleeepers, Dining and Buffett
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Devoe, Mr. 1 K e r n e r d e c la re s th a t th e y a r e endow ed
An A n ecd ote or Ben W n d e.
Smoking Library Cars.
In th e e a rly w in te r o f 1861 b lu ff Ben
and Mrs. M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. I w ith second sig h t. T h is fa c u lty Is
M. King, Mr. and Mrs Bteinberger, th o u g h t to b e esp e c ia lly stro n g In dogs W a d e , th e O hio se n a to r, is c re d ite d Daylight trip through the Cascade
Misses Josie Hill, Mabel Smith, Dora a n d h o rses. S to rk s a r e k n o w n to h av e w ith sa y in g , “ W h e n C h ief J u s tic e T a ­
and Rocky Mountains.
ney w a s ill I u se d to p ra y d a lly an d
Smith, Elva and Louis McKIhaney, fo re se e n th e b u rn in g of h o u ses on e a r n e s tly th a t h is life m ig h t b e p re ­
w h ic h th e y h a v e been w o n t to build
Mabel, Annie and May Tate, Frances th e ir n e s ts n n d to h n v e a b a n d o n e d se rv e d u n til th e In a u g u ra tio n o f P re s ­
For full particulars, rates, folders,
Lambert; Messrs. Art. Branch, Mux th e m , ta k in g u p tlie lr a bod .* on o th e r id e n t L incoln, w h o w o u ld a p p o in t a
etc., call on or address
R
e
p
u
b
lic
a
n
c
h
ie
f
ju
stic
e
,
b
u
t
w
h
en
I
b
u
ild
in
g
s
o
r
on
tre
e
s
In
th
e
v
icin
ity
.
Hill, John Steinberger, Ed., Lee,
H. DICKSON,
s a w how co m p lete h is rec o v ery w as J. W. PHALON,
Richard and Tom Tate, Roy King, No so o n e r h ad th e a n tic ip a te d confla­ a n d h o w h is life w a s p ro lo n g ed I b e­
T. P. A.
C. T. A.
g ra tio n ta k e n plnoe a n d a new house
Frank Tate. Mr. and Mr«. Tato re­ b een e re c te d on th e sa m e site th a n th ey g a n to f e a r th a t I h a d o v erd o n e th e
122 Third St, Portland, Or.
ceived m a n y useful and beautiful silver r e tu r n e d a n d b u ilt th e ir n e s ts a s be­ b u sin e ss!”—L. E . C h itte n d e n 's “ P e rs o n ­
A B C. DENNISTON, O. W. P. A.
al R e m in isce n ce s.”
presents.
fore.
612 1st Ave., Seattle, Wash.
2