The Stayton Mail
K. » . A I . K X t M i K K . l ’ u b l l » h « r .
Kn t «red at the posl-oflice at Stayton, Oregon, j
a* mail m attet of the second class.
T h * Mali, is m ailed regularly to Us suhscrih-
ors until a definite order to discontinue is re­
ceived and all arrearages are paid.
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ally fsatened futo their positions ou the
netting the banner Is ready for hoist-
lug. One o f these banners o f the aver­
age degree» o f gnudllneas will cost
T h e ir C ost and the Method o f gtiout
Th e um iu I size is about 20
by NO fret, but some are made us largo
Making T h e m .
as 30 by fa) feet.
Tilt»
la Ut«* MI AH.
A wt*uk Ninninoli wotikoiiN ilio muti,
bcc.au ne it oh n noi
tran sforin
he est* itilo
iiou rish in en l.
ami N ticn gth
cannnt
thè fumi
Ilc u lih
la» rea tu reti to
atiy siok mali or weak woniitn w ithou t
tirsi restoring liealth ami sire n g lh tu
GOLDEN
PRESENT NOMINEES EASY TO PAINT
A
R U L E IN H O M E S .
I ’ ll « l o r W o u l d H a v e M o b w w I t * «
T r a d r IM area W i l l » M old*.
silos sud retrivi» tlu» tin s i sud ruu down
"A
n
experim
ent
worth
trying
would
limhs ami nrgans ni thè laidy. Kndid
K i l t lit P l e t a r e e o f A a y o f a b e P r e s l .
be
fo
r
nil
housekeepers
to
exchange
Dyspopsis Cure digest* wliat ym i est,
« I r n t la l o r V ic e I ' r e s l d r a t l a l K au -ll-
places for a single week with their
elea
li sos sud Ntrcngthens ilio gin mi*
< l « t r a l a a D a y —T w e l v e M e n N e e d e d
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
maids. Th e only w ay In which a peri
t o C o n s tru c t C u e lln u n er.
and
menibranes nf thè ston iseli, uml
sou lusy become really tolerant 1s to
cures
im lig istin n , dya)M»pai* and all
" I can crack out eight portraits o f actually take the attitude o f unother
^ I L B U R N. P I N T L E R . D. M. D.
by
sharing
his
experiences.”
stoninoli troubles.
Bulli by llr e s o r
any o f the candidates iu one day,” re­
Such was the Idea recently advanced
D ru g Co.
marked the artist lu the variegated
by Rev. T. P. Frost o f the First Metho­
overalls as he added a touch o f color
dist church o f Evanston. III., whose
In te rn a tio n a l l.a n iim *«-
to Mr. R oosevelt'» mustache, says the subject was "T h e Practice o f the Gold­
Th e paragraphia!* are at It again,
Office over Fred Rock's Store.
New Orleans Times-Democrat. "A tiy en Rule,” says the Chicago Record-
and grnmmnr* ittnl dictionaries o f n
old kind o f copy w ill do. A picture U era Id.
new International tongue to In* called
S t a y t o n ,
-
O regon .
clipped from a magazine often serve«
" I t Is Impossible,” Rev. Mr. Frost •’S p o k ir have been published, says thn
continue«!, " fo r persons to understand Pnll Mall Gazette. T h e new languii.;«
If a photograph la not easily procure
hie. One does not have to bother with or sympathise with «’uch other who contains » bout 1(1.000 words, mostly
the lines o f the face In making a pic­ have nothing In romumu and no means French, and la so constructed that one
o f taking the other's point o f view. can t«»ll at sight whether n w ord Is
ture fo r a campaign banner. So long
Th e capitalist who a|>euda his spare noun, adjective or verb and osit also
as It looks the part from the sidewalk
time playing g o lf and the worklngmau guess at Its meaning. The Idea Is to
Prepared to cry sales in Marion and the picture passes muster.”
who pusses his spare hours In a saloon make all words slmlhtr lu meaning
adjoining counties. Terms reasonable.
The artist weut on to explnln that can come nearer each other In their
sim ilar
In sound.
Thus,
"grea t.”
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
the present presidential and vice preal
p least A « than In thetr work.
“ w ide.” "fa t,” •’ long.” “ thick.** are reiv
deutlal candidates are especially easy
M EHAMA, -
OREGON.
"T h e re can be no practice o f tbe resented by “ alpo." "alko.” “ uljo.”
to paint. A ll have faces with strongly Golden Rule uuless It Is made s part “ also," "a lto,” and their converse by
marked characteristics that make It o f a lean’s life and character. That sim ilar symbols beginning with s "u ”
almost Impossible fo r a campaign ban­ state o f mind which enables a inau to Instead o f an “ a.**
ner artist to wander from a real re­ understand and appreciate the spirit o f
the Golden Rule can only come from a |
semblance. President Roosevelt, with
life o f self sacrifice and toleniuce and
eyeglasses, round face aud low collar,
A Pom « r f or Ciooct»
endeavor to live as inu«'h as possible In 1
hair parted slightly on the side and a
touch with the great forces o f human
T h e pills tliHt nr* potent in th eir
set, determined look, Is not a difficult
personality.
S TA YTO N , OREGON.
action mid pleasant in effect are De-
problem fo r the campaign banner a rt­
"T h e greatest good which Is given to
W itt's Little Early Risers. W. 8. Phil-
ist. Fairbanks has a peculiarly high
I have on hand a full line of samples forehead and a beard that is peculiar society from the liberal culture o f our put, o f A lb a n y, tin., »ays: “ During «
colleges and universities Is the spirit o f
for Spring and Summer Suits.
to himself. Put a Fairbanks beard ou
fair, broad minded tolcrauce which eu bilioni sitsck I took one. Binali a* it
almost any face, say the artists o f the >
Repairing and cleaning a specialty.
ables a man to take the point o f view was it did me more giaal than calomel
street banners, and the fuce w ill look ,
o f another man and to actually live blue mas* or ituy other pill 1 ever took
Falrbankslsh. Parker has a Judicial |
and share his experiences.
face, with no extraordinary lines to
"In du strial conditions w ill Im prove sud s t th* ss me time the effect « a«
bother the painter who counts on turn '
as society comes more and mere to lie pleasant. L it t le E a rly Riser* are c e r­
ing out eight portraits o f the D em o­
made up o f this class o f men.” ’
ta in ly an ideal pill. Bold by U iew tr
cratic candidate p er day, and Davis,
Drug Co.
with his pointed w hite beard, is a
T H E C Z A R AND A G Y P S Y .
blessing to the artist o f the cu npalgn
T h « T r l r p h a a r la the Junnlr.
variety.
F o r t u n e T e l l e r ’ s 1 ' r a n k I n l e r p r e l a -
Abyssinia la being “ w ired.” Sum*
It taxes the energies o f tw elve men
i
tlo n o f H I« M o je e ty ’a D ream .
1.000 miles o f telephone line have been
Repairing and Painting Wagons, Bug­ to make one o f the campaign banners
T h e Russian czar Is superstitions anil
gies, Etc., a specialty. New wagons, that are now being Hung to the breeze gives audience readily to many sorts o f put up. and as much more Is I «»log Inld,
hacks, and buggies made to order. ■ In Am erican cities. T w o men prepare charlatans and frauds, says the N ew says E veryb od y’s Magazine. Th e work
la no Joke. Th e ruins and the pole««
the «trip s on which the lettering is
First-class work guaranteed.
York Tribune. An American resident fell. Th e w hite ants nte up a largo c »!
done. T w o more attend to the letter
f St. Petersburg w ro .e home the other lection o f wooden poles. Then Iron one«
Water Street,
Stayton, Ore. lng o f these strips, painting the name, o day:
w ere put up. which the sim ple native
o f the clubs or associations ordering
"T h e tow n Is humming w ith a story llke«l so well that he took them home
the banners, the captions fo r the por
o f the czar and a gypsy fortune teller. to use In Ills business.
Th e negus
traits and the offices fo r which the
"T h e girl Is young, pretty and clever. stopjM><| this nmusemeut by proclaim ­
nominees are to contend. T w o men
w ork on the centerplei-es, the eagle Furthermore, she Is frank—outrageous­ ing d«’atb to the poh» pilferers. But his
ly frank. 8he works on line* that are royal mandate ennnot prevent the Ban­
and the shield o f the E Plnribu*
original and unique. Sometimes, really, darlog, the monkey people, from sw in g­
L'num. One man works on the special
she does a great deal o f good.
ing In the w ires or. whnt Is much more
portraits, aud the rest assemble the
“ T h e czar, having beard o f her suc­ delightfu l, the elephant from zcrntcli-
various parts, sew the strips together
cess In St. Petersburg, sent fo r her the Ing him self ngahist the poles. Tin« tele­
at sew in g machines or get down on
other evening. She apppeared before phone pole Is n scratching post fo r ele-
the floor and hand sew them to the
blm In the beautiful gypsy dress that phunts. Thus doe* civilization provide
netting.
leaves bare her amber colored throat home ««omforts fo r the Jungle people.
Some o f the men em ployed In the
and arms.
making o f the campaign banner are
“ T have had.’ said the emperor, ‘a
artists w ho have come Into the field
singular dream. W ill you Interpret It
n h a l 'i In a Name?
by the straight gate, but the m ajority
Phone 21.
fo r me 7*
have clim bed o ver the wall. Th e fo r­
Everything is in the naiii* when it
! “ ‘Yes, sire,’ said the gypsy In her
mer class are made up o f graduates
deep, clear voice.
She smiled.
She conn’s to Witch Hazel halve. E. C.
from the art schools who find in the
was quite at her ease.
DeWitt ft Co. of Chicago discovered
great demand fo r their services dur­
” T dreamed,’ said the emperor, ’o f
some years ago how to make s salve
ing the campaign rush a more remu­
three r a t»—a fa t rat, a lean rat and e.
nerative field than In painting pictures
blind rat.
This dream trouble* me. from Witch Hazel that ia a specific
that no one w ill buy. It is this class
for pile*. For blind, bleeding, itching
H
as
It
a
meaning.?*
that attends to the painting o f the
j “ ’ It has,’ said the gypsy, and she and protruding piles, eczema, burns,
portraits o f candidates. By w orking
directed on the young man a smile
G o o d A s s o r t m e n t o f C a s ­ on the same faces day a fter day these that was both tender and scornful. cut*, bruises ami all skin di*es*es, De-
men become so skillful and so quick
W itt's Salve lui* no eqtiul.
Thin ha*
k e ts a n d C a ses.
"The fa t rat stands for Russian offi­
that they can paint a Roosevelt or a
given
ri*e
to
several
worthies*
coun­
Personal attention given to funerals Parker In the dark with their eyes cialdom—fo r all you r various minister*
and departm ental heads. Th e lean rat terfeits. A*k for I)e\N itt’s— the gen­
when desired. Embalming alter latest sbnt, and paint It as true to life as
methods. No extra c h a r g e for dress­ the standard o f the campaign banner Is your people. T h e blind rat Is your­ uine. Bold by Brewer Drug Co.
self.’ "
ing coipse. Lady attendant wtien re­ lndnstry requires.
quired. A first-class hearse at a mod- , Some men who arrive at the dignity
F r o m 148 to M2 P o u n d «.
Excursion Rates to Yaquina Bay
erate charge.
o f special portrait artists w ithout ar­
One
of
tbe most remarkable c i«es of ,
tistic training are those w ho have
On June 1*1 the Southern Pacific
B u ria l Robes, Shoes, Qloves
passed their apprenticeship In the sign cold, deep seated on the lungs, caus-1
Co.
will resume *al* of excursion tick­
and Hosiery Furnished.
painter’s studio. W ith a natural apti­ ing pneumonia, is that of Mrs. Gert­
ers
to New|*irt and Yaquina Bay.
g & ~ T e le g ra p h or telephone at my expense. I tude for the work they pick up the rude E. Fenner, Marion. Ind.,wlio was \
Both
season and Sstiirdsy-tn-Mnndny
portrait phase o f the campaign banner
W . E. T H O M A S , S TA YTO N , ORE. business and make good money w hile entirely cured by the use «if One Min- j tickets will he sold. This popular re­
their less ambitious or less skillful as­ ute Cough Cure. She says: “ Cough-; sort is growing in favor each year, ho­
sociates are sew ing strips or “ filling ing and straining so weakened me
tel rates are reasonable and the oppor-
In.”
that I ran down in weight from 148 to
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tunities for fi«hing, hunting and sea
This last Is an Interesting p?.rt o f the
w ork o f m aking a campaign banner 1)2 pounds. I tried a number of reme- 1 bathing arc unexcelled by any other
and explains w hy these gaudy ad­ dies to no avail until I used One Min­ resort on the Pacific Coast.
♦
juncts o f the political campaign are ute Cough Cure. Four bottles of this I
made so quickly. The letters used on wonderful remedy cured me entirely of I
a campaign banner must be o f enor­
♦
the cough, strengthened my lungs and Portland and Return Only $2.75
♦
mous size in order that the voters may
♦
The Southern Pacific Co. is now
readily read the legend Intended to ap­ restored me to my normal weight, j
selling
round trip tickets to Portland
peal to them. It would not pay to em ­ i health and strength." Sold by Brewer
from West Stayton for $2 75, good go­
ploy the real artists to finish o ff the i Drug Co.
ing Saturday p. tit. or any train of
: letters, so these men merely outline
Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon­
the letters and then hand the paint pot
day,
giving al! Sunday and Monday in
over to one o f the “ fillers In," w ho pro­
Y o n r l.e a riiln a .
Portland. The same arrangement ap­
ceeds to make a solid letter o f what ts
W enr your learning, like your watch.
but a skeleton when he begins opera­ In a private pocket and do not pull It plies from Portland, giving Portland
tions. It Is the same with the eagles out and strike It merely to show that people a chance to visit Valley points
and the shields. One man does the you have one. I f you are asked what at greatly reduced rates.
If your local dealer don’ t carry it write to )
groundwork, another comes along to n’clock It is, tell It, but do not pro­
us and we w ill see that you gel it.
add the necessary amount o f paint to claim It hourly arid unasked like a
\\«- promptly obtain Ü. B. sud A w lga
solidify the picture.
watchman.—Chesterfield.
Fin ally when the various strips are
W. P. FULLER & CO.
dry and hnve been sewed together by
PO RTLAND , ORK.
one o f the machinists the various parts
ore assembled to be put together to
Ttuckl *n’ n A m i r *
form the completed banner. The large
model, sketch or photo el Invention for
j
Has
world
wide fame for marvelous 1 * Send
houses set apart n lo ft with an exten­
free report on
«nubili
For free book, i
wrIU <
sive floor space fo r the express use o f cures. It surpasses any other salve, ’ How to Secure'
1
Patent«
and
to
B e a u ty « Fa l l l o o n D e e p .
the men who assemble the banners. lotion, ointment or balm for cuts,
Clean blood means a clean skin. N o Smaller houses usually hire a lot In
beauty without it. ( aacareta, Candy Cathar­
corns, burns, boils, sores, felons,ulcers
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by the vicin ity o f the place o f business.
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stirring op the lazy liver and driving all im- Th e network on which the banner Is tetter, salt rheum,fever sores,chapped
auntie# fr,-n the body. Begin to-day to placed is spread out on the floor, and hands, skin eruptions; infallible for
banish pin plea, boils, blotches, blackheads,
OPPOSITE U S PATENT OFFICE
and that sio tly bilioua complexion by taking the men sit around In various parts o f piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at
W A S H I N G T O N . D .C .
Caeca ret#,- -l >ea u ty for ten cents. A ll drup the room, sew ing the strips Into place. all druggists.
gists, aatisi . . tion guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c. j W hen the strips have been symmetrlc-
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DENTIST
J. A. RICHARDS,
General Auctioneer
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Merchant - Tailor
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Portland, ori gmi
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Spokane, St. Paul, Duluth, Min­
neapolis, Chicago, St. Louis
and ail |Hiiuts East
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UP TO DATE e q u i p m e n t
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
Daylight trip across the Cascade
and Rocky Mountains.
For tickets, rates, folder#, and full
information, call on or address
H. DICKSON, City Ticket Agent,
122 Third St, Portland, Or.
S. G. YERKF.8, 0 . W . 1*. A.
1*12 1st Avc., S eattle, Wash.
W e give expedited service on freight.
Route your shipments via the Great
Northern. Full information from
WM. H A UDEK, Gen’l Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
T IM
K C A K L).
No. 2 F o k Y aqu C n a :
Leaves Albany
12:45 p.m .
Corvallis
1:45 p. in.
Arrives Yaquina
5:40 p. ni.
No. 1, R etcrnino .
Leaves Yaquina
7:15 *. m,
Corvallis
11:30 a.m .
Arrives Albany
12:15 p. m.
No. 3. F or D e t r o it .
Leaves Albany
. . . . 1:00 p. m.
A rriv e s D e t r o it .................... 0.00 p. rn.
No. 4 F rom D k t r o it .
Leaves Detroit................... 0-30 a. ni
Arrives Albany.................... 11:15 a. m.
’I RAINS l.KAV'K KiNOSTON
Going W est........................ 9:55 a.m .
Going East........................ 2:00 p.m .
No. 1 arrives in Albany in time to
connect with 8. P. south hound train,
a* well a* giving two or three hours in
Albany la-fore departure of S. P. north
bound train.
Train No. 2 connects with the H, 1*.
trains at CnrvsIli* and Albany giving
direct service to Newport and adjacent
beaches.
Train No. 3 for Detroit, Breitenbiuh
and other mountain resort» leaves Al-
bany at 1 :00 p. m.
For further information apply to
Euwrw S t o n e . Manager,
T h o ». C o c k r e l l , Agent,
Albany Oregon.