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Trall.
The Fourth at Sublimity.
• tore was represented by a float con
taining a watermelon pstcb with two
T tiere are puri» o f tbe w orld w here darkies anxious for the fruit, which
g 'r l liable» are ilrow u eil like HuiM*rtlii* w»s guarded by an old mao with a
utt» kltlell» mill other» tu w h ich |t I» «hot gun. Other attracti«ms added to
Hat un cum inoli fur the (lini gli ter» In the make tbe parade fi.st-cl»»».
Alter tbe parade hail returned to
largo fatiillic» o f the p-xir lo Ite »olii by
tlielr pareti!» luto live» o f pro»tltutlon. the ground— I lie grove adjoining tbe
«in the oth er bollii, tin* page» o f hH tory : Sister»’ school, ami which is an excel
ore iilli»l w ith e x a m p le* o f the devnl«*il lent place to Indil a celebration— llie
live» o f ehilille»’ men nini w oiuoii who I band played »«une national airs and
h o v e w orked un selfishly fur Mie g io ii I chairman Jos. A. Hitter intrmloeed
i f th eir kind, B achelor* and virgin» the orator, lion . Tim». Brown, who
I a ve b< en the nnlut» o f tb e w orld, mul I delivered ail excellent mill res*.
This » » » followed by a very pretty
a«- eblli’ b"-» nr*.* Mu* p h lla u tlirupl»r*.
the founder» o f college», ha* pi tal», art Mag drill by several girls, who also
• ulloctlou» and librarle», Mie phllo»o- sang national song».
After dinner there «»• music by the
pbem . the great w riter», leader» nml
th in k er* o f the rare. P lato. Joan o f barn!, the Cnlithlimpiau parade, tin*
r", Savonnrolu, Georg«* W ashington. > base ball game and races uf different
The Imwerv dance attracted
D a v id llu m e . Locke. Spin oza, Tim im i* i kind«
• .arlyle, I'lorem»* N igh tin gale, B uskin j many in tbe evening.
Kveryone pr*-sent seeuo*<l to enj**y
iiiii ) H erbert Hpcncer a rc only a fe w
o f the great nani«*» In till» eta»». A n lu- the day— the tine grove, the excellent
U -re-tlug volum e coiild lie w ritten on program, tin* g«H»l nrilcr and tin* ab
tlu* Itulehtcdnca» o f the w orld to child- sence of accidents all tending to the
lc » m en and w om en. N ew Y o rk M ed pleasure of the occasion.
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M »<trsi < I s la )« ««ríen l ' s r r j lite M a st
l a n s i e ! Ians
Ilim
Kamr
'l«lid
M urrf.
Statisi!«** compile«! by authorltle» on
tit»* «‘on« 1 It luti u f (lie d e a f uml du m b In
Mil» o a m tr y pr«*»eiit ulte »Igulttcnnt
fa ct In n*gard t«i the m atrim on ial a f
fair» o f tlmt b«*ly o f citizen». It I» re-
vc.ili»l therein that u 'lille m any wom en
d e|irlved o f the (tow er o f »perch have
becu »ouglit in m a rria g e b y men whose
flve »«maos w ere tiulm pnlred on ly n few
w om en w hose tongue» w eye In g »«ni
w o rk in g order h a ve consented to tie
tlieiu»elvi*» t'i mi'u w ho could not bear
w h at wn» b eing »aid. ( 'yule# timi In
tb e «e reve la tio n s m a tter for m any c a u s
tic d iatribe» p e rtain in g tu the «»»uver
sa tlouu I mul llHlenlng p o w ers o f the
»e.ve». W h eth er or not these sa rc a stic
olraervatloii.» contain uu e x p la n a tio n of
th e co m p a ra tiv e willlugm*»» mul un-
'w llllnguc»» o f m en and w om en to mnr-
ry mute» I h a q u estion , hut the fuet re-
When Maxim, the famous gun in
ventor, placid hi* gun Is-fore a eomltte
of judges lie staled its carrying |«ow«-r
to Is- illudi tarlow w-liat be felt aure the
gun would accomplish. The result nf
the trial was therefore a great sopri»«*,
' ili»t«‘M<l of di>sa|Hiintment. It i« the
1 -atm* with tin* mauufacttires of Cliam-
! iierlains Colie Cimieri* and Diarrhoea
KemeUy. They do not publicly l«ia»t
of i II tlii« remedy will acoomplisli, hot
l»*rf(*r to let the u«ers m a k e the state
ment«. What they «I«* claim is that
it »ill positively cure diarrhoea, dvs-
enttt/y, (taina in stomach and bowels
■ ml has never l»'cn known to fail. For
«ale by Htayton Pharmacy.
Y o l n lil««.
“ H a v e yon »een P ro fe sso r G abb leton ,
tin* oclcntlat. la te ly ? "
“ Yi*s; I listened to him for m ore than
an hour nt the d u b lust u ig lit."
"In d eed !
W h at
w a s lie ta lk in g
a b o u t?"
mulus.
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S u b s c r i p t i o n . $ 1 .2 5 P E k A S SUM
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N umber
S T A Y T O N , M A R I O N C O U N T Y , O R E G O N . J U L Y 6. 1906.
AVIuter In (tu' litotiiilti 1 11« I h w v w p In
Probably the largest crowd that ever
K m ri-strh-tioiia,
Hletlglng miti trav i I
o v er Ila* show Itiinkftl traila n n llmlt- assembled in *>ur neighbor town. Hub-
•'.I In Imre u e r t w l t ; . In tbe 'o ld e r *«*i; limit)-, was theie no Wednesd»)- to as-
»*tu * Un« Irull» a re kept opeu by ahovel- ' si»t tli.« people of that (>lace in proper
lo g miti p a r k in g tliem iluw a. W licu tbe ly eelehrai ing the national holiday.
The crowd was there early, ton, big
r u m ili» Miti« lu te riu ltte u tly In I i I k I i .
and
little, old and young, dressed in
(Itili vote««, ilif le»in»ter, w ltli n la-lt
t . li( nrumiti bis overem it nml II
titf their best ami prepared for a day of
lil» urin» in k eep w u n ii, furo» lil» grcnt- on joy nielli.
The exercise» opened with a (»trade.
« «t liiirt|t>lii|iH, Imt w h cu Mie lietity
»iitiw» unti rnpltl Uni m » ttf M|ii lnk' e ei.e The Hiihliiuity limili headed tlie pro*
tiM iulug ineuiiN ii b a tti* nini n venturi* [ cesatoti, followed by ile* Liberty car,
Tlii» was
»v-ili it »milieu leriiilu u ll ni h in g ln g driven by Jo» Kchulrc
Jii»t ubove.
'rtiouMii ih I m uf tona uf handsomely decorated and loaded with
Mlow tip Mie m ouutnlu »kit*« I i i i i i k little girl» representing the several
un a trig g e r Mini enn Ite Mpruug by »tate» and Mi»» Hose ll«*ck«*r a» timi
Mie Migli uf il Tireese or Mie r illlu g uf de»» of Liberty. In the parade were
li pine enne, unii In »utiiiner tuuiiy n floats represent ing I'hll |> Meier, deal
b ar reti »lupe nml pile uf rm k nini Min- er in Peering mscliinrey, buggies, ete:
ber ut Mie buttuiu teli» u »keletnn tuie Anton Va n il a ml le, harness; Chris,
uf Mie trinter'» night.
F lounderlug. Giebeler’s new tbre»blng outfit; ttie
» n e ll rin g litui perneverllig upen Mie ; clown bn nil, a comical outfit; Hazel
iru ll a little rtifTnl Mircad u f w iilte wood creamery; tin* hop industry; H.
frolli tip il I kj ve, bui u lui ni d a y'a Work Frange, general merchandise; Hazel-
I wood ice cream; J. A. Hiller’s general
fnr i 1111111.— t >m in k ,M ii g a zi ne.
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N O T
l l r ui t *
C love« a re »Imply the dried tlow er
"He didn't any.” —Puck.
hud» o f a b ea u tifu l evergreen tree
g r o w in g n a tu ra lly on tbe S p ice island».
A IVMr«l l»ol.
'ITicse tlow er liuil» uri* gath ereil w hen of troubles to contend with spring from
they h a v e becom e o f u b rig h t red and i torpid liver and blockaded bowel» un
a rc Just on the point o f opening. T he less yon awaken them to their proper
n am e com es from the rin ctu blu iice of action with Dr Kings New Life Pills;
tin* prepared »pice to »malt mill», from the pleasantest and most effective cure
the F rench w ord clou, for nail. C loves for constipatian. They preuent append-
a re very heavily charged w ith a pun icitis ami tone up tin* system. 25c at
gent, acrid , vo latile oil, a» m uch as 2 i* Urewcrs Drug store.
p er cent som etim es b ein g ex tra cte d ,
'lid s oil Is v a lu a b le fo r lia v o rlu g and
At m o i i p l i f r f .
sc e n tin g purposes and ha« a lim ited
T h e re I* ii w id e d ifferen ce o f opinion
ileld in m edicine, hut tile habit o f “ ent- am ong the lenrned m en o f the w orld as
Ing c lo v e s," In w hich y o u n g folk« und j to w liu t w ou ld lie Mu* effect o f w h olly
lo i o ften old one* Indulge. 1 » very rep
rem o v in g Mu* atm osphere. Son ic think
rcbcn alble, iih the oil 1 » a po w erfu l I th a t If It w e r e p ossible to liv e nftcr-
d rug, becom ing in m any eases an I ii - * w a rd a ll ibo »tars, planets, etc., w ould
»Idlou* poison.
lx* v isib le In broad d a y lig h t. O thers dc-
cluWe th a t then* w ou ld Is* no d a y and
A lliin«l»r.
th a t the sun Itself cou ld not be s«*on
V ery fe w pcr»ons a c q u it them selves u n der such condltiona.
nobly in their m aiden speech. A t a
W edding fea st recen tly the bridegroom
• swil til« r o m n d »» I.if».
w a s c a lle d upon, iih u su al, to respond
'• While returning from the Grand
t • the given toast. In sp ite o f the fa c t Army Encampment nf Washington
th at he bad p rev io u sly pleaded to he City, a comrade from Ktgin, III , was
ex cu sed , m u sh in g to tb e roots o f Ids tak«*n with cholera morbus and was in
hair, he rose to bis feet. H e Intended la cririeal oondiiion," any* Mr J. F,.
to Imply th at he w a s u n prepared fo r Houghland. of F.fdon, Iowa. "I gave
«pcivh m aking, hut, u n fo rtu n a tely , him Chamberlain'* Colic Cholera and
p laced III» hand upon the b rid e’s shoul Diarrhoea Remedy and believed saved
d er an d looked d ow n a t her a« he his life. I have I m ' pii engaged for ten
Ktatninereil out his opening (and con i years in immigration work and con
clu d in g » w ords:
ducted many parties to the south and
"T h is or th in g has lieeu th ru st up west. I always carry this remedy and
on m e." London T it Hits.
have used it successfully on many oc-
J
Oil « l i l i e s o f s i g h t .
T h e tw o e.ve« really «is* two objects.
If the tw o foreflngcrs he held, one at
the d ista n ce of one foot, the other two
feet In front of the eye« and the for
m er be looked *t. two phantoms of the
la tter will lie observed, one on each
side.
If the latter be regarded two
pbautnniH of the nearer Anger will be
observed mounting guard, one on each
side.
i1
cession*." Kohl by Slayton Pharmacy.
—
■trltaln's O ld est
Office.
A l w a y s H a la la ar.
T h era 1» a group of lslaiul» to the
south of New Zenland called the Mis
ters. or Seven Hlsfers, which are reput-
•sl to t*e subjected to a practically con
stant rainfall. The same may be said
of the Island* and mainland of TIerra
del F u eg o, saving for the difference
that tbe rain often takes the form of
sleet and snow. On a line running
round the work! from four to eight or
nine degrees there are patches over
w hich rain seldom ceas«*a to fall. This
la called the "zone of constant preclpita
tlon," hut nt tbe same time tb«*re are
•evei a I locnlltle» along It with very
little rainfall.
T h e Kntl u f K a u n l r d i r .
Koine men think that the gratifica
tion of curiosity I h the end of knowl
edge some the lova of fume, some the
ph'untire of dispute, some the necessity
of «upportlug themselves by their
knowledge, hut the real use of all
kuo«»ledge Is this—that we ahould ded
icate that reason which was given ns
by Cod to the use and advantage of
man.—Bacon.
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 this warm
weather.
E X T R A S P E C IA L O N
SHOES
For One W eek O nly.
$5.00 M en’ s patent BIu-
cher welt Shoe f o r ...... $4.00
Y our old suit appears
$4.00 M en’ s Valours Blu-
a little seedy.
cher welt, princess last 3 20
A good suit of M en's Clothing $4.00 W om en 's patent kid
9 7 60 value« f o r . . . . . $ ’>00
Blucher M cK a y Shoes 3.20
Very Rare.
10 00 values f«>r............ 8.00
Dealer In Antiques-Here are two
$3.50
W om en’ s kid b e e
12 50 values for............ 9.75
very rare revolvers.
16 50 value» for. . . . . 1 2 50
Blucher
M cK a y shoe 2.80
Customer— What Is their history?
“They were carried by Columbus.”
"What! Revolvers weren't Invented
in Columbus' time."
“ 1 know. That’s what make« them
so rare.”
G.
D. TROTTER,
S T A Y T O N , OREGON.
H is fle v o la flo a .
"8|a*Hklng of revolution».” Iiegan the
loqundoaa man. "1 was the central fig
ure in one myself once."
“ Somewhere In Bouth America?"
"No; In Massachusetts. I got caught
In the Hhaftlug of a woolen mill.”—
Philadelphia Ledger.
Reduced
Hummer
Rates.
Excursion
Newport, Ysqniua Bsy. Brcitenbusb
Hot Spring» from All K. P. and
C. A E. Points.
On ami aft«*r Jim«* I I9M6 the South
ern Pacific in connection with the
Oorvalli« & Eastern railroad, will I ihvh
on sale round trip tickets front (siint«
on their lines to New|«»rt, Yaquinn
ami Detroit at very low rales’ goisl for
return until October 10, 1906.
Three-day tickets to Newport an«l
Yaquina, giwsi going Saturday« and
returning Mondays are al»<> on sale,
from all East Side |Kiiii«r, Portland to
Eugene, inclusive, and from all West
Side (siints, enabling people to visit
tli«*ir fa in lie» ami »fiend Sunday at the
seaside.
Season tickets from all East Side
|siints, Portland to Eugene, inclusive
and from all West Side points, are al«o
on sale to Detroit at very low rates
with stop-over priveliges at Mill City
or any |H>int east, enabling tourist to
vi»it the Santiam and Ureitenhiish
Hot Springs in the Cascade mountains
which can I h * reached in one day.
Season tickets will hi* g«»>d for re
turn from all points until October 10.
Three-day tickets will la* good going
Satuaday« and returning Monday»
only. Tii'k<*ts from Portland ami vicin
ity will lie good for return via the East
or West side at option nr passenger.
Tickets from Eugene and vicinity will
be go o d going via tbe Lehanon-Spring-
tield branch if desireil. Baggage on
New(H»rt tickets checked through to
Newport; on Yaquina tickets to Yn-
qiiinn only. Sunday exclusions to
Newport on the C. & E. will fa-gin
June 10 or 17aml run every Sunday
thereafter, leaving Albany at 7:30 a m.
leave Corvallis 8 a. m.
S. P. train» connect, with the C'A E.
at Albany and Corvallis for Yakquma
ami Newport. Trains on the C. A* E
for Detroit will leave Albany at 7:30
a. m., enabling tourists to the Hot
Springs to reach there the same day.
Trains from and to Corvallis connect
with all east side trains on the S. P.
Full information ns to rates, time
tables, ect., can be obtained on appli
cation t«i J. C. Mayo, Gen Pass Agt.
C. & E. R. K., Albany; A. L. Craig, G.
P. A., S. P. Co., Portland or to any S.
P. or C. A. E. agent.
Rates from Kingston to Newport,
$4 50. To Yaquina $4 00.
You cannot induce a lower minimal
to eat. heartily when not feeling well.
A siek dog starves himself and get well
The stomach, once over worked, must
have rest tbesam eas your feet or eyes.
You dont have to starve to rest your
stomach. KODOI. FOR DYSPEPSIA
takes up the work for your stomach,
digests what you eat nml gives it a rest
Pots it back in condition again. You
cant feel go«al with a disordered stom
ach. Try Kodid. Brewer Drug Co.
The oldest office under the crown Is
that of lord high steward, which wn*
In existence l>efotv Uie time o f Edward
the Confessor—Indeed, some authori
ties say that It was Instituted by Oflfa
Now is the time to harvest your
In 757. For a long period this oMlcial
was second only to the king, and the thistle crop. This pest is on the in-
office wn* for some time hereditary In er«‘a«e. ami will soon take the laud if
not prevented.
certain noble families.—Tit-Bits.
Do Not Remain Blind
T o the fact that the Brewer Drug Co. stores at Salem
and Stayton are the cheapest places in the State of O r
egon to buy your Drugs, Patent Medicines, Perfumes,
Sundries, Etc.
Our Advertised Cut Prices Still Continue
W e offer you the fallowing special this week.
surely a winner and wont last long.
It’ s
Fine Linen and Bond Box W riting Paper, reg. 00c box. 40c; reg. 50c
box for 35c; reg. 35c box 25c; reg. 25c box 20c.
O n any quantity lot of anything we carry, w e will
give you still better prices.
Telephone your orders.
Salem.
BREW ER DRUG CO.,
Stayton.
Bring Us Your New Harness
Shop
Produce
Having openeil a harness shop
In tbe Ponischil building, I
am prepared to supply the
wants of all needing
W e Pay the Top Harness, Whips,
Market Price
Saddles, Com bs, Brushes,
or anything in the harness
*
line.
Goods Delivered Free to A n y
Part of the City,
W . A. Wright,
Stayton, Ore.
First-class Repairing
and new work neatly
promptly done.
Call and see our stock.
and
JOS. JOHNSTON, Stayton