The Stayton mail., October 28, 1904, Image 1

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THE STÄYTON MAIL
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ALEXANDER.
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A N K, W N H A H K M , N O T A N U H O A N
Y ear .
S u b M c r lp t lo a .S I .2 S P E R A N N U M
S T A Y T O N , M A R IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N . O C T O B E R ¡8^ 1 9 0 *
Warm Qhest
Warm AH Over
A good Chest Protector is a great thing for cold or
thin blooded people. It wards off coughs and colds
and keeps the vital centre warm .
W e have a large stock of new Chest Protectors, all
prices. Glance in our window while passing and
you will see them.
Brewer Drug Qo.
Stayton and Salem.
Many People^—
are taking advantage of the
great reduction sale we are
now giving.
Remember, we are offering
our line of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Furnishing
Goods,
Footwear, Notions, Etc.,
At a cut of from
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to 25
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THEO. GEHLEN ESL,
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N . J. G E H L E N , Administrator.
He Who SellsThat
Which is Best of
its Kind, finds His
Best Advertise»
ment in What He
Sells----- -
Y o u r attention is
called to our fine
and specially se­
lected line of
Clothing
Overcoats for Men
Overcoats for Boys
Suits for Men
Suits for Boys
W e have a line of Clothing that is up-to-date in every respect—
styles the latest, workmanship perfect, quality of goods
the best, and our prices are right.
Examine our line of Underwear!
W e have a choice line of Underwear for every­
body— ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls.
Ered Rock Mercantile Co
Stayton, Oregon.
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To th# *
V u t « r a o f O r r g o n f r o m t h r I ’fea lr-
o f t h« * It*** u t»l I r a n H u t «
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PORTLAND, Or«., O ct. 24, ItHvJ.
Closing Out Prices Closing Out Prices
My l)«Hr Sir: For commercial rea-
Time Concern’* Mr 4 slate pencils for.................................... lc
HoriM if nothing el«e, I hope th at evCry
citizen of Oregon will exhibit sufficient No. 0 Pauli’s Leader Ia n - Prie«» Price*
1 12-inch rule.......................................... lc
interest in the forthcom ing election to
tern,
com
plete.............
,75c
IiOe
not only go to the poll* himself, but
1 lead pencil with rubber.....................lc
to exert bin liest effort, to get all hi, No. 2 Deitz Blizzard Lan-
neighbor« out regard fee« of party af­
tern, com plete. . . . $1 10 90c 1 slate pencil in wood......................... lc
filiation*. Let our love for our high­ Lantern Globes...................
10c 1 yard baby ribbon..................................lc
ly favored State inspire ua to *how the
btisine»» world th a t we are up and do­ 1 pint bottle Wash Auto-
1 doz. hooks and eyes.........................lc
8c 1 pen holder............................................ lc
n ia ......................10 and 15c
ing, and th at we do not propone nit-
ting idly by and allowing our neigh­ 1 lb can A rm our’s Pork
bor State* after thin presidential elec­
and B eans.................... . 10c
7c 5c pen holder........................................... 3c
tion to advertise to the world th at
10c Hazel Cream toilet soap............... 5c
they are growing in population and 2 lb can* prepared Shaker
salt,
pat.
top
sifte
r...
.
15c
8c 10c Cold Cream and Glycerine soap 5c
Oregon »landing »till. It should be a
m atter of State pride for every voter 2 can* for .......................
15c
10c Little Folks soap............................. 5c
to avail him*elf of hi* franchise and Common water white coal
vote. As a m eans of showing a growth
o il...................................... . 25
20c 5c Mechanical toilet soap.................... 3c
: of population, it is absolutely essen­ This is the same oil as some sell
tial th at a full vote be registered. No for 25c |ier gal. and to get the ex­ 5c Quaker castile s o a p ........... ............3c
i|Ue»tion but the growth of our State tra 5c per gallon spring “tl»e old 10c Amber Clycerine soap...............,5c
at the present tune is tiie most rapid gag" better goods or -‘headlight,’’ 2 5-cent lead pencils........................ 5c
in its history; but there is a means of when their oil and ours comes out
showing it to the world, and the op- of tlie same large tank a t Portland 1 No. 1 lam p chim ney.........................5c
|*ortunity ought hot to he neglected. Good rousted Coffee.............40c
25c 1 No. 2 lamp chim oey.........................8c
Let us have all the voters out— R e­
publicans, Democrats, Socialists, Pro-
hiluiioiiints. Stand up and be count­
ed for the State!
Shall we fold our bands and not
avail ourselves of this im portant and
S T A Y T O N , O REG O N .
unusual opportunity to announce to
the world th at we are growing in pop­
ulation? Over in W ashington enter­
prising citizens regardless of party are Idaho; in fact of every Pacific Stale the discharge of my duties as Chair-
exerting every effort to get the vote situ-« the last Presidential election man of the Republican S tate Comm it-
out in order to advertise th at their will !>« given fullest publicity. And tee striven to conduce to my party’s
State is advancing, and consequently pa per» of W ashington, Seattle in par- best inteiests, and have striven also
is the State for people to move to.
ticnlnr, will publish in bold-faced type to prom ote the best interests of the
Four years ago Wn«liington cast the growth of th a t state; and should State; and so long as I continue in
1OT,000-odd votes and the State of her ratio of increase exceed Oregon’s, this capacity, my chiefest aim shall
Oregon cast 84,000-odd vote*. This -there will be no end of newspaper.com- be to contribute not alone to the best
year they are w orkir • for 140,UUO; if m em nor to the distritaK ion of litera^- interests of the K ^nnb'W » (•arty, but
! they succeed It w iff inami an increase ture showing the disparity between to the best interests of the entire peo-
of over 32 per ceut. If Oregon's ratio the ratio of these two States. Will pie of Oregon; and in this latter re-
! of increase is to he the sam e «8 Wash- it not cause inquiry and subse- gard I believe th a t if this letter to you
| ington’s, we should return over 110,- quently em igration, if newspapers, al- will cause any apathetic citizen to
000 votes next m onth.
mar.act, and governm ent and other vote, my hum ble efforts will not have
Here we have but four presidential statistics all over the Nation advertise been in vain,
Your ol>edient servant,
electors to vote for; hence the only- th at Oregon since the last presidential
F rank C. B aker ,
factor available to create sufficient in­ election has grown equally in popula-
terest in the election is a spirit of tion with other states of the Pacific? Chairm an Republican State Com.
State pride,» due regard for our S tate’s The fact is, we have grown in popula-
future-welfare, and availing ourselves lion and are growing in population, |
Grand Republican Rally.
j of an opportunity of attracting capital and it but rem ains for voters of this ; The republican clubs and voters of
and em igration to our State. W ith --tate to dem onstrate th at fact to peo-
cjty 0f ga]em have made extensive
' W ashington it is different. Over there pie who are looking
the Pacific for preparations to hold one of the grand-
they have their State, district, county luture investm ents and homes.
est republican rallies which has ever
and precinct officers to elect;and this, And there is another yhie to this been attem pted upon a sim ilar occa-
as you know, will assist in getting out question. Senatoi John P. Dolliver sion in the state of Oregon. All ar-
t the vote. Moreover, they have a con­ of Iowa remarked at these headquur- rangem ents have been made for Tues-
test for governor, and th at of itself ters recently th at the best place to get day evening, November 1, w hen be-
will m anufacture interest.
legislation was at the W hite House; ginning with a big illum inated street
The citizens of our state are every­ and he emphasized the im portance of parade, in which several republican
where organizing and spending money giving Roosevelt and Fairbanks a organizations and the voting popula-
to advertise and encourage im m igra- larger m ajority in November than the tion generally will participate, aud six
| lion. The Oregon DevelopinentLeague Stats went in Jun e. Listen to sub- bands have been engaged to furnish
is soliciting capital to profitable em ­ stantially his own words: “You will the music for the occasion. Some of
ployment here; is inviting the m anu­ have a call on the president and his the best speaking of the cam paign will
facturer, the farmer, the m iner, the own im m ediate political family then, be heard at the opera house, indulged
stockm an—in fact all classes of citi­ They will be constrained to not deny in by such well known and prom inent
zens are urged to come and assist in Oregon’s delegation in Congress any republicans as United States Senator
developing the resources of our State. reasonable request. Your rivers and John H. Mitchell), Senator W. Kny-
The Boards of Trade throughout the harbors, your irrigation schemes, the kendali, Hon. Percy R. Kelly and oth-
State, the Chamber* of Commerce, the jetty at the m outh of the Columbia, ers. N either money nor pains have
Commercial Clubs, the Development the canal at The Dalles, your arid been spared to m ake the affair a grand
and Im provem ent Leagues, anil the lands, your forest timber lands, your success in every particular and it
various organizations whose purpose transport service, your W orld’s Fair, promises to tie the treat of the season,
:
is to induce im m igration here, are do­ and your federal buildings— these and
ing most excellent and com mendable whatever else require help will stand ^ be *^e^ eri,on Review says: "A
jU8t ftcr°88
work, and are entitled to th e lasting a far greater chance of satisfactory at- bui,din* '9 beii»*
gratitude of our people in every coun­ tention from Congress than if the peo- ! the r,ver ,n which il “ 8aid wil1 * *
ty and precinct, and should be sup­ pie of your State wrap the drapery of Cond,,cted a “ lo° " or “gallon house, ”
u»d" “ governm ent license. It is
ported liberally in the meritorious their couches about them and lie '
die
to
pleasant
dreams.
W
hy,
Iowa
more
th ,n Prob" b,e I''™ county will
work they are doing for Oregon; and
the citizens of the State have an op­ will give Roosevelt and Fairbanks at *° for ,ocrtl °P tlon next m outh* and
portunity to encourage these bodies in the very least 100,000. This is con- ,n t,m t c*8t> il’8 al1 off with the ‘S p ­
case ” the “gal-
their work by availing themselves of eeded. Still the red-fire of enthuai -1lon hou8e’ ” “In
asm
is
illum
inating
every
precinct
in
*on
bou*e
probably
be changed
their franchise and getting others to |
do the same.
the Hawkeye state. W hat for? Simp- ^*° a b*'nd P'S*
o m ertim
~ .i '
Don’t worry your heart about how J ly because .. it will redound to our “ ,,i In Sum
by the .. „ Sea” ,,
. is the title
... of . a new e Down
.
your neighbor is going to vote; simply State s credit at W ashing to n !’
and m agnificent
em phasize the im portance from a< I beg pardon for subm itting to you song and chorus written
by Alfred J.
j com m ercial standpoint of his doing so. this long letter; but having some Doyle, with a rem arkably pretty waltz
And, moreover, every man should property interests in the State, and : chorus. This song will be admired by
avail himseif of th at sacred right.
lieing a com paratively zealous native everybody. Regular price, 50 cents
After this presidential election the son of Oregon, my humble efforts have per copy* By sending l»c in postage
newspapers of the country will teem been and will continue to tie along the stamp* to the Theatrical Music Sup­
with com parative data touching the line ol commercial speculation rather ply Co., No. 44 West 28th street, New
growth of Oregon, of W ashington, of than political speculation. I have in York, a copy will be sent postpaid.
per cent below cost.
This is a chance to purchase
goods at a low price that you
cannot afford to miss.
N umber
G . D. TROTTER,