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ua though anticipating trouble and looked at his brother officer. “ Hut see hero," Insisted Colbrook "I w a i running to catch the Chester trol ley. 1 hud to muke the ll:3ti, and I w as ¿printing. I heard some one run ning behind me, uml suddenly lie must have dodged Into a doorway. That j was probably your man." “Quite likely," was the cheerful re spouse, "but all tile sumo you cun tell that to tho sergeant.” “ Rut 1 have to got to Chester and back In tim e to catch the western ex- press," he pleaded. “I am leaving on that for Chlua." "Through train?“ laughed the officer appreciatively. He evidently regarded Colbrook na a humorist. "1 am Jennings Colbrook," lie suld patiently. "I am with the Fontellen company. You can call them ou the phone. Perhaps I’ll have time to go out ou the truln if you will drop this THE ST A Y T O N MAIL t . D. AlCVAMHK. Publisher Why Do Country Boys Flock to Big Cities? Entered «t the poeloflce at stayton. Oregon. u mall matter of the eecoml el»»» T»B Mitt U m atted reg u larly to Its aubserlb- e rf u n til a definite order to d im o titlu u e 1» re reived ami all arrcar»ge» are paid. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Most «mall towns nro short of young mon. As u rule thoro nro plenty of ugreeable uirli who would not ob ject to matrimony; there aro plenty of old people and enough ba- bios to go around. But the bov -oh, where is ho i The boy, tho young man, Inis gone to tho city, where lie imagines there are opportunities. To him tho old homo town is dull and stupid, lie sees no future for himself there. Both for social and financial con siderations he rushes off to the great city. Very frequently ho finds that he is lonesomor there than at home—nearly always so; and even more frequently he finds that riches do not grow on ten story walls. BUT STILL IIE GOES TO THE CITY. In going there tho boy simply follows his daddy’s dol lars. For years his daddy and his mother and his big sister and his Aunt Mary Ann have been mailing their money to the big city for Mail Order bargains. ^ y iL B U R N. PIN.TLER, D. M. D. DENTIST Office over Fred Rock's Store STAYTON OREGON R , A. EL WOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW Office over Rock’s store, STAYTON, J O H IN - OREGON. H E N K E L Merchant Tailor I have on hand a full line of sample» fo> Spring and Summer Suits. Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty fJMYTON OREGON CITY MEAT MARKET Seatak & Stow ell Dealer» In Fresh, S a l t and S m o k e d M EATS HIG H EST M ARKET PR ICE PA ID FO R STO C K AND HIDES Stayton, Oregon Grand Central Hotel Result: Home merchants don’t thrive, grass grows in the streets, no jobs are to be had, no opening for a new business, and the young man goes to the city because it is a place where people have traded at home and built up their own community and provided opportunities for out siders as well as for themselves. Is open to the public. All newly fur* nished rooms. Accommodations first- class. Nice, warm dining room and first-class meals. M. J. SPANIOL, Prop. Stayton, Oregon "■ W. E. THOMAS & IF YOU WANT TO KEEP YOUR BOY AT HOME BUILD UP YOUR TOWN SO THAT HE CAN BUILD UP HIS CAREER AMONG HIS HOME FOLKS. Good Assortment of Caskets and Cases Personal attention given to funerals when desired. Embalming after latest methods. - * V A First-Class Hearse at a Moderate Charge • * W. E. THOMAS STAYTON, ORE. lob Printing Keep it in your ntind that The Mail prints a 'r r 'iiiM T ' • * * CATCHING : THE TROLLEY. \ * a * • ■¥ Burial Robe», Shoe», Glove» and Hosiery Furnished n By TAYLOR WHITE. ------ C o p y r ig h t. 1907, by H o m e r Sprague. • * • * ♦ •♦ •♦ •♦ •■ » •♦ •♦ ■ a « * « * * * * * « » » * “ You drop your»,“ was the shun» command. “I know you fellow». Look out that he doesn't throw nothin' nwav. Rafferty." Rafferty nodded Lis under staudiug, and the trio headed a proces sion for tho police station The desk sergeant wne a new ly pro moted roundsman Impressed with n sen se of his dignity. Som ething In Colbrook's m anner offended him, and ho refused to listen to Ills plea that the Fontellen company be notllhd “ W hat’» the use o f lK>therln’?” ho it« mnuded. “Sure I recognise you ns Ros ton Mike. What have they to do with tho llkea o f you? Tell that to the Judge when you’re arraigned." At a motion o f Ills head Colbrook waa led back to the cells, nud, this being his first nrrest. he did not know that he could bribe the officers to get word to hi» employers. Ills threats to have the whole matter shown up only udded to the dogged ness of the sergeant, and lu answ er to hla third threat ho w as told that the ■ergennt would be back in the cells with n night stick presently If thlnr* did not quiet down. A fter that he could only sit In silent despair and wonder whnf the outcome could be. If he did not catch th«* next steamer, the agents of the English company would be on the ground first. It w as through his old tim e.friendship PATENTS Goods Delivered Free to Any Part of the City. W . A. W rig h t, Stayton, Ore. StaytonLivery G. B. TRASK, Prop. Rigs, Horses and Accommo] modations First-class. H acks co n n ect w ith trains at K in g s ton and W est Htayton, Htagc line from Turner to Lyon». STA Y TO N , OREGON. MAGAZINE READERS SUNSCT MAGAZINE beautifully iliurtraled. good rtonr* and »mele» «ìxxit Cakfonua and all the far Wert. a-I CA * • year TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL • monthly publication devoted io the farming inter erti of ih» Wert. (Continued on next png«.) » A CA W" • year MAO Of A THOUSAND WMOtNS a book of 75 page», containing A prompt, pleasant, good remedy for cough» anil cold», is Kennedys Lax ative Cough Hyrup. It ia especially recommended for babies and children but good for every member ol the fam ily. It contains no opiate» and does not constipate. Contains honey and tur and tastes nearly as good as maple T syrup. Children like it. Sold l»y *|T Brewer Drug Co. *'* A man who kicks at holding the baby 30 minutes because it is to heavy, seems to have fogrotten that lie used The last to arriv e was a fa t police to hold its mother three hours at u man, still violently puffing from ills time without ever tiring a muscle. exertions, n o took a fresh grip on Colbrook’s collar and, w ith a flourish A man in the right place is some of his club, entreated him to come times in state's prison. quietly. F or th e first tim e Colbrook C o l i c it m l l l l n r r h o r n . realized th a t he w as under nrrest. Pains in the stomach, colic and di “ Look here,” he said, “you are m ak ing a m istake. I’m not th e man you're arihoea are quickly relieved by the use attar." 120 colored photograph» of pictuiraque »pot» in California 75 ' . . . $2.75 All for...........................$1.50 Tool Cut out ihit advert ite meal and »end with ) 1.50 to SUNSET MAGAZINE JAMES FLOOD BLDG . SAN f RANCI SCO By special arrangement with the publishers, you can secure Sunset and The Mail one year and the book ot beautiful Oregon and California views— The . Road ol a Thousand Wonders--for only $2.00, at The Mail office. I Sour S to m a c H of Chaniiicrlaius Colic, Cholera and “ I know It.” agreed tho officer pleas Diarrhoea Remedy Hold by Brewer antly. “I w as a fte r a man in green Drug Co. pants and a red coat, b u t I guess you'll No appetite, loss of strength, nervou*- ] Maqy Oregon town arc sending out ness, headache, constipation, bad breath, ‘ general debility, sour risings, and catarrh descriptive literature. Colbrook glanced a t Ills w atch and started to run. The C hester trolley started from the public square on the half hours. l i e had ju s t tim e to m ake the 11:30. Could lie do th a t there would be Just tim e to speak to Enid and get back in tim e to take the w est ern express th a t would connect in Chi cago w ith th e Overland. T h at would got him in San Francisco Just In tim e to catch tho Em press of China. He w anted to tell Enid th a t his chance had come a t last and ask if she would w ait. An unexpected turn of affairs had put him In a position to speak of m arriage, a th in g he had not ♦lared to eveii think of for a t least a year yet. He slipped down th e foggy street w ith th e easy stride of a cross country runner and sm iled as he heard behind the soft p a tte r of o th er hurried foot steps. Tile m an behind would never reach the ca r first if th a t w as w h a t he w as running for. Then suddenly the steps ceased, and a m om ent later a mob cam e tearing around the com er, raising the hue and cry. Colbrook kept on. lie felt no in terest in a th ief w ith Enid in C hester and th e cur about to sta rt. Then sud denly a blm* coated form started up before him, and he alm ost ran into the policeman’s arms. An in stan t later he had been scientifically collared and the “ i ’ m so sobuy !” s h e oaspbd . m&h had come p anting up. do.’’ , l i e took a. fresh grip on his club When you feel the need of a pill take a I)oWitt» Little Early Riser. Mmall pill, safe pill, sure pill, Ea«y to take —pleasant and elFoetive. Drives away headaches. Hold by Brewer Drug Co. Timber Land, Act June j, 1878 Notice for Publication. United State» Land Office, Portland, Oregon, February 18th 1907. Notice is hereby given that in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber hinds in the Btates of California, Oregon, Ne Note Heads, Bill vada, and Washington Territory,” ns extended to all the Public Land Htntcs Heads, Letter Heads, by act of August 4. 1802, Benjamin Brnim, of Portland, County of M ult Envelopes nomah, Htnte of Oregon, has this day tiled in this office his sworn statement No. 7395, for the purchascof theHW’J of Hection No. 24, in Township No. 10 Or Anything Else You May H, Range No. 2 E. W. M.,nnd will offer Want at Very Low Prices proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish bis claim to »aid laud before Register and Receiver at Portland Oregon on Monday, the 15th day ol July, 1907. o write for o ur confidential le tte r before ap- He names as witnesses: James N. >lying for p a te n t; it m a r be w orth money. 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