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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1904)
i f THE STAYTON MAIL H y E. D. A L E X A N D E R . A \ N K W H P A I 'E H , N O T A N U H O A N STAYTOjM, MARION C O U N TY , O R EG O N . NOVEMBER 4, 1904. N in t h Y e a h . Warm Qhest Warm All 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 w indow while passing and you will see them. Brewer Drug Co. 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 ¡0 to 25 per cent below cost This is a chance to purchase goods at a low price that you cannot afford to miss. THEO. GEHLEN EST., N . J. G E H L E N , Administrator. O K K f J O N T O T i l K ► H O N T . M arlon V uunfy H lf on O e e lc — N o w fo r Inn ! Closing Out Prices S u b s c r ip tio n . S I. 2 S P E R AN N U M N um ber *9 Thanksgiving Linens Having lit-en ap|Kiintad chairman AT on bureau of five for the collection of fruit* unit vegetable* for the Marion You will find it economy to buy of me O l l t P l" I C C S County Exhibit at the I>ewis ami at tbe*« extremely low closing out prices. Clark Exposiiion at Portland in 1905, I hereby call on and appeal to every Time rooeerns My Prices Other Merchant* My Price*. public npirited man and woman in Prices Priées 58 in. superior bleached Marion county to come to the aasiitt Good calico.......................... 6 c 35c 4c Damask table coverings 48c unco of the bureau and lend their beat 5c 50 in. bleached all linen and hearty aid that our county may , Good outing flannel... .7 and 8 3 c tablecloth.*..................... 50c U* ahlc to win out on first prize and Good outing flannel... 12|c 10c he enabled to take the $ 1000 hung up 62 in. bleached all linen by the Fair |>eople for the t>e,t county 10- 4 white wool blankets $4 00 50c F30° table cloth ........................ 75c exhibit for tbe State of Oregon. Mar* 10 4 white wool blankets 4 75 ion county i* equal to any county in 68 in. bleached all linen the.tHteior horticultural and veget 10 4 “ all wool 4 25 tablecloth........................ 1.10 85e “ 6 00 able product«, a* well a* for grain and 4 all wool blankets____.7.00 5.00 Latge linen table cloth with grace«-», and we must sot tail . We 11- 7 napkins to match, now $3.50 set have other counties to compete with 11-4 all wool blankets... 10.00 that are abundantly aide to put up a ------------------------------------------------- ---- Better goods, uow..................$4.00 set showing equal to any on earth, ami it Still better goods, now.........$5.00 set U-hoove» um to lie up and doing, a* tbe That have been gracing one season is far advancer). Regular stores ask $1 to $3 a set of my windows the last few 1 urge every person in the county, more than these prices. days are the talk of the town. | who ha* fruit* and vegetable* of high They are all going at closing | Napkins at 25c set to $2.50 and merit and size, to forward same to me out prices. $3.00 set. at Woodhurn, or my aasiatants in the county. All fruita and vegetable« mu*t la- handled and packed with the greatest cure. Nothing but that oi the greatest excellence. wanted—size and color, witlmut worms or blemish. Want at least 300 luxes of apples, 1U0 S T A Y T O N , OREGON. boxes of pear«, 10 boxes of quinces, 200 bushels of potatoes weighing' from three to «even pounds each, h quantity of mangle wurtzels weighing T hou«and$ C ared. T h e T yran t P r ln a Donna. from fifteen to forty pounds or more, DeWiIt’s Witch Hazel Salve has It Is the rarest thing to find that any large beets, parsnips, carrots and sal famous prima douna ever “created” a cured thousands of cases of piles. “1 sify. Also, fifty bushels of extremel) new role* o f any artistic Importance ot bought a box of DeWitt’s Witch Hazel large onions and cabbages. Will pay associated herself with the interpreta Salve on the recommendation of our fancy prices for all No. 1 products. tion of Ibe music of any young com druggist,” so writes C. H. LaCroix, of poser. no matter how gifted. Hei Want all soon to go in cold storage— choice of songs In the concert room al Zaville, Tex., “ and used it for a stub the fruit in particular—so as to la- ternates between hackneyed favorite* born evse of piles. It cured me per and absolutely worthless novoltles. manently.” Sold by Brewer Drug Co. able to have on exhibition the open ing day of the Exposition, and to be Alone among the great exqj.-utants, th« prims donna baa been conspicuous foi abfe to replenish from time to time her abstinence from any efforts t« during the Fair. We appeal to you, achieve distinction as a composer. lKCORPbRATKD fellow county citizens, to come to the Handel had a short way with the C A P IT A L . « 2 0 ,0 0 0 aid to make Marion county’s exhibit prima donna, and threatened to throw' the winner. It ia impossible to win her out of the window If she would not sing what he had written for her. without your cordial support. A win Wagner went further, and refused tc N. F r e h e s , ning exhibit will fie of untold help to write for the prima donna at all. And P. C. F u e r e s , President. Vice-President. our county. Let us be up and doing Verdi, in “ Falstaff,” did throw her out W. L. F r e r e s , Cashier. of the window and gave the leading —every man’s shoulder t«i the wheel— part to a baritone. To the music lover and it will then go. Will pay $1 per the prima donna Is a nuisance, and a pound for apples weighing two pounds very expensive one.—"Diversions of a Transacts a General Banking Business ami over. I apja-al again to every Music Lover.” STAYTON, - OREGON. |ierson in the county who has extra M llle p e d s . fruits or vegetable* to coin mu nic ate The little creature which possesses with me. I received my appointment the distinction of having more legs late yesterday and will make appoint than any other animal Is that which ments of assistants. Chas. Constable, belongs to the family of insects known as millepeds. or thousand footed. There GEORGE K O EN EKE^ of Rosedale, will be one, and Father are several different species of these, DEALER IN William, of Mt. Angel, will he anoth but they all possess thy common char er. Every weekly and daily paper in acteristic pf having se .-mented bodies, Fresh, Salt and Smoked Marion county is requested to give each segment of which is provided with its own pair o f feet. These are this prominent space in their columns. set so closely along the laMy as to re Respectfully, semble hairs, and when they move one J. H. S k t t i . e m i e k . after another with perfect regularity All kinds of Sausage, Mince Meat,Etc. the effect Is precisely the same on a Woodhurn, Or., Oct. 27, 1904. Highest market price paid for small scale as that of a field of oats Stock and Hidps. Some day, the general public will undulating under the Influence o f the wind. Some species of millepeds have STAYTON, OREGON. wake up to the fact that the railroads I are responsible for too many human as many as 350 separate and distinct legs. They are all perfectly harmless, lives and then doable traeks and the unlike the centipeds. which frequently block system will he promptly sup have the power of Inflicting poisonous plied in all parts of the country, while wounds. the roads, saved from damages for T h e N a m e o f S o l l y l.u n n . FO R SALE | people killed, will pay even larger div Every one knows what a Sally Lunn is, but few people have any idea how idends than now. 80 acres 4| miles cast of Lynns. this particularly nice kind of tea cake First-class P la c e a n d P r ic e In N ew Y o r k . got its name. Sally l.unn was a Bath Small house and barn. Prices on Broadway and on Nassau celebrity, who kept a cake shop, which timber ranch, on the river. $900. Those Beautiful Lamps G. D. TROTTER. STAYTON STATE BANK City Heat Market I He W ho SellsThat Which is Best of its Kind, finds His Best Advertise ment in W hat He Sells— — Y ou r attention is called to our fine and specially se lected line of Clothing Overcoats for Men Overcoats for Boys Suits for Men ________________ Suits for Boys W e have a line of Clothing that is up-to-date in every respect— styles the latest, workmanship perfect, quality of goods the best, and our prices are right. Examine our line of Underwear! ^ M EATS^ Real Estate street are notoriously at variance, hut was a favorite resort of both youth the value sometimes placed on a well and age in the old west country town. known business name Is even more pre- j Sally orginally carried out her cakes, tentlous. Jones has a watch that was morning and evening, in a basket with carried by his father—a costly gold a white cover. Later on her small shop timepiece that In lt$ prime was one to in Lllliput alley became a favorite be proud of. The other day he decided haunt, and Dalmer, a baker and musi to have It “restored,”“ and naturally cian. seeing that it was a very good took It to a well known Broadway thing, bought tbe business, composed a song and set it to music. This song store. “ I’ll hove to look It over," the clerk became a popular street ditty, barrows told Jones when the latter modestly were used to distribute the cakes, and asked the cost of putting the watch In Dalmer finally retired on the profits of good running order. "Leave It and come the business. back tomorrow.” . »«• ««■ lie it rjo in d e r . Jones did so, and caught his breath Mrs. Goode—See here, why did you as the clerk remarked that It would coat exactly $28.50 for repairs. Then throw away that bread I Just gave be took his watch and fled. At noon you? Tramp—Because, mum, I never on the same day he took Ids watch to eat between meals. a little shop on Nassau street. If there Is nny person to whom you “ It Just needs a new mainspring and a cleaning,” he was told.. "Tbat’H coet feel dislike, that Is the person of whom you ought never to speak.—Cecil. you $2.50.”—New York Post. m W e have a choice line of Underwear for every body— ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Fred Rock Mercantile Co Stayton, O regon. A fine, well improved farm of 130 acres, near Stayton. Stock, machin ery, etc. goes with the place. 50 acres fine unimproved land near Dallas, Or. All tillable. A bargain for some one wanting a small place. 294 acres, about 100 acres in culti vation, balance timber, 2 * miles west of 8 tayton. Good house, barn, etc. $18 per acre. 80 acres, house, bam, 10 acres orch ard, one mile from Mehama. 160 aeree Umber land two miles west of Stayton. No improvements exéept fenoe. $16 per acre. Call on or address T H E M A IL , Stayton, O r.
