The Stayton mail., June 29, 1906, Image 1

THE STÄYT0N MAIL
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H y B. D
A L L X A N DER.
Maa*a l u i wa n c a la r a t a l .
Man la the only unlinnl which la a l­
ways accompanied liy dlst-a«« except
those errai uraa Hint are his companions
and aliare lila patronage. There la rea-
aun In Itellcve timi the «leniscila o f Ilia
foreata, the veld, the rivera and the
orean, mi far in* they escape muu’a In-
Huelle«, live, with hardly an exception,
healthy Uvea ( 'limine alllilentn Ix-glu
with m ona protection In the dairy,
ululile and kennel. Man lina created
urtlllelul cotulltloua with which the
’'(liutisti lid Ilia that tteali la liidr to" ara
naau*'liited. It la now Ida aupreme tank
to bring thcM> rood It Iona Into harmony
with the Inwa of Ida lielnif. Hlckin-x»
and deldllty are not to In- reg im ici aa
natural and Inevltalde parta of our
heritage, hut aa the fruita of relielllnii
ugnhiat nature's Inwa, and therefore to
lie got rid of. If the litnmm family
dwelt in ventilated hoiiaea, breathed
pun- air. lived teui|>erately, with Utile
< r no nleohol. and took dally exerelae
In tin* open. It would |ierh ipx know
little more of gout, rheiimutlaiu, can­
cer. fever, lumbago, dye|a*pala. until-
inn and the boat o f liif«*cLoua trouldea
than <to the lower anim ala.— I*omlon
Telegraph.
A n 01*1 X e w a
N K W H E A P C H ,
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S u b a c r / p t l o n , S L 2 S P E R A N N U M
O H O A N
N u m b er 21
S T A Y T O N , M A H IO N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N . JU N E 29, 1906.
E l e v e n t h Y e a r .
«bar»
A
Rax.
A cartona relie of the old duya o f the
luijx-r dutlea which ao i ludi hatu|H-red
louruullatlc cnterprlae In the tirai half
of the nlneteiMith cenlury la the llrat
uumlx-r o f Iterthold'a I’olltlcnl llarnl-
kerchief, Iw-lng a new a aheet printed
on cottoti fabric Insiemi of pu|>er. It
la dated London, Saturday. Sept. 3.
1831; prlee, fourpeuco. Ami the letter
prieta, «hlch la fairly legible, la aa re­
m arkable aa file m aterial oil whleh It W
printed The tone of Itila news rag la
iuteuaely radical, hut It rcproducea Ilio
order of cerem onial to lx- obxervcd at
the coronaiiou o f Kill-; William IV. and
(Jileen Adelaide oil the following
Thiirnday, ami It la nnnounred that a
prtx-lamntIon to the |a*o;de of Euro'ie
will appear In our "n ext cotton,*' It
lx emlx-lllxli 'd with n itiednllloii wood-
cut o f Napol<*oti eroxxlntc the Alpa. but
the Ink In this pictorial effort won too
much for the cottoti, and the Alpe are
n n fog gud the emperor, on h'irxetiack,
very Indistinct.—London Mall.
l* ln n «*r n n t l ft tv « » e l i t e « ' r t .
F or centurlt*« we have trlial to get
the word that o\prex«e** the relation of
the man to the maid In- Intends to
marry. "Intended** has been tried and
found wanting.
"My bloke.** "my
young man”
these eomhinntloM are
not heard In t .e best circles. “ My be-
trollnxl.’* a | hruse ux<-l In (.'••rniany,
has not taken mot In England. "My
sweet heart” Is pretty enough, hut It
Incks the olllclul sound. Young men
mid maidens become engaged and m ar­
ry, tmt they have to cross the channel
for the word that lends them t> the
altar. One might suggest to tin' blush
lug girl who litis to allude to the man
of her acceptance "m y fu tu re " French
maidens speak of "molt futur." and It
sottada comprehensive. London (,'hron-
lele.
I t o > n I Iln n U ».
People will discover at last that roy
ill reads to unythlng can no more I*
tint in Iron than they can In dust; that
there ure. hi fact, uo royal roads to
nnywhere worth going to; that If tlier*
w ere It would that Instant cense to he
worth foiti't to—I mean so far as the
things to lie obtained are lu uny « a y
estim able hi term s of price, for tliers
are t«*o classes o f precious things lu
the world those that God gives us fot
nothing sun, air and life, both mortal
HA- and Immortal, and the secondarily
precious things whleh he gives us fot
a price. These secondarily precious
tilings, «’orldly Wine and tnllk. can
nuly oc bought for definite money
I’liey never can he cheapened.
No
cheating nor bargaining will ever get
a single thing out of nature’s establish­
ment at h alf price. I>o we w ant to Is*
strong? \Ve must work. To Is* huii
gry? \Ve must starve. To la* happy 1
W e must tie kind. To Ix- wise? Ws
must look and think.—Ituskln.
T h e T ip of the Allt««<*»*s T a ll.
A great delicacy lu Florida, accord­
ing to the Cleveland le a d e r. Is the tip
o f an alligator*« tall. It tastes like
frogs’ legs, though n lilt more gamy.
Alligator tails ure best Just a fte r tha
rieehlrd season.
The big alligators
float In the w ater with only their eye»
showing. When they see a flock of
these fat. Juicy little birds they dlvs
to the bottom. Their long. Wide snout
scoop« up some o f the loam, and they
flont to the su rface ngnln with Just the
rich soil showing. The birds think It
Is nn Island.
They nllght upon It.
When the «-hole family Is »here the big
reptile turns suddenly. Ju s t ns the
birds scram ble off he opens his mouth
once. They are gone. The birds are neat
little feeders, and the alligator Is an
epicure at this tim e of the year. The
rlcchlrd diet m akes the tip of bis tall,
o f which he Is most vain, tender and
sw e e t
Progressive People.
T h e Inixihen« innn know* the value
of a ch e ck in g a c c o u n t; »<» d<«*» the up-
to date professional m an ; likewiac, the
|irogreaaive farm er; and, too, th e wide
awake htieine*« woman. W e shall la*
glad to in itiate people in to I In* detail«
o( keeping a ch e ck in g account.
H t a y t o s S tatic M a s k .
“ Hud” Fre»li and family vixited at
O. C. E ia e n lia rt’s |a*t Friday, and of
course “ I'n c le Cliri»” had to allow
the twins the ili-ide of the eandy »lore,
ti e d a im a lie can tell one from the
Ollier, hut we are inelined to dollht
him, aa they look very m uch alike.
T h e liillu« big. where moral is clearly
shown, i« taken from nn exchange;
Hi •cently a ch u rch congregation in a
li't le K a n s a s towrt built a new church.
T o pay for it il|ey were obliged to call
on the inerehants of i h e c o m u n it y for
d'-nMlions. T h e m erch an ts responded ,
liberally and $300 was rni«ed from this
source. T h e ln-t man n«ked to sub-
scrilw wss .l<ilm Kmitli, jewler, " I will
give you $."» if you will let me sdd
som ething to the »nh-eriptinn list," he
said. T h e permission was granted anil
he wrote at the foot of the list;
J o h n rtniilh, jewler, $ >
Hears. Roebuek & Co. $0
Montgomery Ward A Co., $0
T h e ch u rch |s-nple saw the |s»int
when the m inister rend the list of d o­
nors to the building fund from the pul­
pit, And xinee th e dedication of the
ch u rch th ere have l«-en no mail orders
sen t out from th a t K an sas town.
Straw Hats
A nice line of men's and
boy's
straw
hats Suitable
and
crash
for haying
and harvesting, at 5c to
$1.50.
You will need a
new suit of Cloth­
ing for the Fourth
of July.
T h e electric light plant ha« hcc»i
E X T R A S P E C IA L O N
giving alxnit hall aervice the pu«r lew
da)x on acc o u n t of Mr Hlireve putting
in a new water wheel. W h en thia ia
F o r One W eek Only.
fully iliatalled the (MlWer at I lie plant
will la-considerably increaaed and tin*
$ 5 .0 0 M en’s patent Blu-
Heversl Haleni men cam e up last
lighting service kept up to ita usual evening and « il l this m orning leave
cher welt Shoe for .....$ 4 .0 0
Y o u r old suit appears
high *tMiidar*l.
for ih<- Hold Creek m inin g d istrict to
$
4
.0 0 M en’s Valours Blu-
a little seedy.
look after claim « in which they arc in ­
T h e cou nty rock crtiaher,which w ith
cher welt, princess last 3 2 0
terested. T h e y will go to Oates on this
a gang 'if convict» ha« lieen at work on !
m orning’s train, going th en ce over­ A good suit of M en’s Clothing $ 4 .0 0 W om en’s patent kid
the Fcry plane we»t <if town the paat
land into the mines 'I he prospects in
$ 7 50 values f o r ............ $'» 0 0
week, hax been moved to S u blim ity
Blucher M cK ay Shoes 3.2 0
th e Hold Cieek section sre of the la-st
10 0 0 values f o r .............. 8.00
precinct, where it will t** run about 10 and some excellent finds have been
$ 3 .5 0 W om en’s kid lace
12 5 0 values f o r ...............9 75
«lav«, then brought to S la y to n and Act
made th is spring by those of the m in ­
10 50 values f o r ............12 50
Blucher M cK ay shoe 2 .8 0
to work a t the K I’olrei* »tone q u a r r y . !
ers now in ihere and a t work on th eir i
T h e town otheiala were unable to a r ­
claims. T h e road through to th e !
range with th e co u n ty court to «ecu re
mines will Is* completed this year and
the u«e of the crn «her to crnxh rewk j
m inin g m achinery taken in so th a t
for the atreet», hut limy la- aide to do the rich ledge« found by the prnsfx-ct-
xo later
It wax th e in ten tio n of the
ur« can he developed. T h is m ining
co u n cil to expend a few hundred dol- !
S T A Y T O N , O REG O N .
d istrict is directly tributary to this city
larx on the town »treel« if arrange-
though located in Marion co u n ty , and
inciiiH could la- made to gel the rock ,
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in case the claim s should lie developed
and turn out valuable as it is believed
After a gixxl deal of study and work
they will he, will bring business to
we have at )a»t figured o u t why xo i
Albany. T b i t m inin g d istrict together
many cou ntry editor« get rich.
Here
with the Blue River snd Cal»|«M»in
ix the xecret of xiicrex«:
d istricts, is likelv to lie felt in th e hn»i-
A child ix Ixirn in the neighlxrrh'Hal
t lie at tending physician gefx .fill, the n»-> of AII niiiv in the n e x t few years—
Alnany Herald
editor give« the loud-lunged youngster
ind the "h ap p y pa ren t«" a xend oil Reduced
Bummer Excursion
• ml g e i x $u It ix ch risten ed ; the cd
Rates.
itor get« $00 It grows up and marries;
tlie editor publishes an o th e r long- Newport. Y aq u in a Bay. Breitenhush
winded flowery a rticle and tells a doz­
H ot Springs from All 8. I*, and
en lie* about th e beautiful and Accom­
C. A E . Points.
plish*«! bride;” th e m inister get« $ 1 0
On and after J u n e 1 1906 the S o u t h ­
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and a piece uf ca k e and the editor get« ern Pacific in co n n ectio n with the
fll 0
Corvallis A Eastern railroad, will have
In the course of tim e it dies anil the on sale round trip tick ets from [siints
doctor gets (rout $2-i to $1(10, the m in ­ on their lines to New|-ort, Y aq u in a
ister perli-ips gets an o th e r $15, the and Detroit at very low rates’ good for
nnilxriiik-T get« from $ 5 0 to $ 100, the return until October 10, 1900
editor publishes n n o te of the destli
Tluec-dny tick ets to Newport and
and an ohi'uxry two colum n « long, Y aipn n a, gissl going Saturdays and
mil lodge and society resolutions, a lot retu rn in g Mondays are also on sale
of poetry and a free curd of th an k s from all Hast Side poiuxt, Portland to
>ilid gels $IKM)0,
E ug en e, inclusive, anti from all W est
No wonder mi m an y co u n try editors Side |s>ints, enabling people to visit
get rich.
th eir fanilies and «fiend Sunday a t the
seaside.
Electricity.
Season tick ets from all E a s t Side
The eleetrlcul proja-rties of amber
points, Portland to E ugene, inclusive
wsre Lnown to the (Jreek s liefore tba
and truin all West Side points, are also
Christian era.
E lectricity takea Its on sale to Detroit at very low rates
name from the Creek word for amber.
with stop-over priveliges at Mill City
C.llliert In It**** w as the llrst to employ
or any |x>inr east, enablin g to u rist to
the term s “electric fo n t*" and "electric visit the S a n tia m and Breitenhush
attractions.*' lu 174S F ran k lin 's elec­ Hot Springs in the Cascade m o u n tain s
trical researches had progressed so far which can he reached in one day.
T o the fact that the Brew er Drug Co. stores at Salem
that lie killed a turkey by the electric
Season tick ets will lie good for re ­
spark nrul roasted It by an electric turn from all point» u ntil Octolwr 10.
artd Stayton are the cheapest places in the State of O r­
Jack iH-fore a tire kindled by the elec­ Three-day tick ets will be good going
egon to buy your Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumes,
tric liottle, and In 1752 by means of the 8atuadxy« and retu rning Mondays
Sundries, E tc.
kite experim ent he dem onstrated tbs only. T ic k e ts from Portland and vicin ­
Identity o f electricity and lightning. ity will lie good for return via tlie E a s t !
Tlie tlrst m agneto-electric machine « a * or W est side a t option or passenger.
made nt P aris by IMxIl hi 1832; the T ick ets from E ugene and vicinity will
tlrst telegraph Hue In the United la- good going via the Lebanon-Spring-
£tutex wax set up betw een W ashington field branch if desired. Baggage on
and Baltim ore In 1844; the first sis!»- Newport tick e ts checked through to
W e offer you the following special this week. It’s
marine cab le w as laid betw een Eng­
Newport; on Y a q u in a tick ets to Ya-
surely a winner and wont last long.
land and F ra n ce In 1.830. As early us q n in a only. Holiday ex clu sio n s to
1802 S ir Humphry l>nvy produced an Newport on the C. A E . will begin ’
F in e L in e n and Bund B o x W r itin g Paper, reg. 60c box, 4 0 c ; reg. 50c
electric light with carl »on ixilnts on nl J u n e 10 nr 17 and run every Sunday,;
box for 3 5 c ; reg. 35c box 2 5 c; reg. 25c box 20c.
most the sam e principle a s that now thereafter, leaving Albany a t 7:3 0 a m .
employed. T he first electric railway leave Corvallis 8 a. m.
On any quantity lot of anything we carry, we will
on the continent o f Europe w as buill
8. P trains co n n e ct with the C'A E . I
by Siem ens nt B erlin In 1881, tlie first a t Albany and Corvallis for Y a k q u in a
give you still better prices. Telephone your orders.
In Englnud was constructed lu 1882, xml Newport. T ra in s on th e C. A E
anil In America the first electric bus (or Detroit will leave Albany nt 7 :3 0
was built lu 1S8.V
> a nt., enablin g tourists to the H o t
Salem .
v>tayton.
Springs to reach there th e same day.
A d v e r t I sl nir .
T ra in s from and to Corvallis co n n e c t
Until business Is sueccssful without with all east side train s on the 8. P. — —
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a proper store, proper employees and
Full information ns to rates, tim e !
tlie right amount o f cHpItnl. It must he tables, ect., ean he obtained on appli­
a ssu m e ' that these throe conditions cation to J . C. Mayo, d e n Pass Agt.
are essential to the conduct o f profit­ C. A E It. It., A lbany; A. L . C raig, G.
able trade, and It Is ns obvious that P. A., 8. P. Co., Portland or to any 8 . !
so long as advertising accom panies the P. or C. A. E . agent.
business o f profit advertising Is nec­
B ates from K in gsto n to Newport,!
essary for the upbuilding o f busi­ $4 50. T o Y a q u in a $4 00.
£
l U V I U V V
H av in g opened a harness shop
ness. T h e mere appearance of advertis­
In th e Ponischil bfiilding, I
You c a n n o t induce a lower minim al
ing Indicates that business Is lielng
j
am prepared to supply the
done or will he done, and so long as to eat heartily when not feeling well
wants of all needing
everyltody prefers to buy o f men of A sick dog starves himself and get well
success rather than of men of failure T h e stom ach, once over worked, must
Just so long will the man who adver­ have rest the same as your feet or eyes, j
Saddles, Combs, Brushes,
tises be likely to do the largest busi­ You dont have to starva to rest your
stom
ach.
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ness.
or a n y th in g in the harness
takes up th e work for your stom ach,
line.
T h e R n r g l a r ' a tirnap.
digests what you eat and gives it a rent.
k
o
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s
Delivered
Free
to
A
ny
“Did It ever strik e you th at a bur­ Puts it hack in cond ition again. You
glar of all men Is most sensitive to the c a n t fed gmsi with a disordered sto m ­
P a rt of the City.
ach. Try Kodol. Brewer Drug Co.
fitness of things?”
and new work neatly and
"C an ’t say It ever did. How do you
promptly done.
Now
is
tlie
tim
e
to
harvest
your
m ake It ou t?"
Call
and
see
our stock.
"H e alw ays throws light on his shady th istle crop. T h is pest is on tlie in­
crease,
ami
will
soon
take
th
e
land
if
tran saction s with n dnrk lautern.”—
Stayton, Ore.
not prevented.
B altim ore American.
SHOES
G . D. TROTTER.
^COURTESY
t)U R
O n IhLi B a si s Mo Will B e ß la d
Do Not Remain Blind
Our Advertised Cut Prices Still Continue
BREW ER DRUG CO.,
Bring Us Your New Harness
P r n d iiff
i
S h o p
We Pay the Top Harness,
Market Price
Whips,
First-class Repairing
W . A. Wright,
JOS. JOHNSTON, Stayton.