The Stayton mail., June 21, 1907, Image 1

THE STAYTON WAIL
Hy B. D. ALEXANDER.
T w e l f t h Y e a r .
GOVKICNIIK
AI.MOHT
A N K W S H A P IC H , NOT A N OKOAN
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE 2i, 1907.
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ALONK.
Willi the »wri'Ury of »lulu in Cali-
f<>rtiin fur hi« limltli, ami Htatu Tim*1
u rtr Hieul detained in J’orlland «xrwit
(I)*«), Governor Chamberlain I m * had
hi« hand« more than full.
Hu i. one «latnnflicin! who In»» fnten
«»Mini'll to do double work for tin- pant
mx iiiuntlie, hiii I y e t' Ini* foiiml tim e
to get nil over ilitt «title en d visit
nimrly nil the public iimtitutioua.
T h e ( l uli cH of th e executive depart*
niimt lotve not been confined to III*
work it* it «title oflicer, but lie i« c h a ir ­
m a n of m an y bonrtls of reform atory
ami educatio n al institution«.
The ntntc in to lie congratuUtcd on
having
able 1**1 led and hard work­
ing executive, who ha* the ability to
dinpatcli bu«inena and tiutke very few
mistake«.
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Governor Chamberlain planned re­
cently to reach the one county ill the
state lie has out visited recently—
Curry county—but bad weather cut
the trip off at Marshfield.
He i« now planning to visit the
fish liatcherii-« of Southern Oregon
early iityluly mid then swing down in­
to Curiy county, and m«pect the sal­
mon kindergarten established by Em-
|ieror Hume of Wedderburn.
In the meantime the governor holds
hoard meeting«, at which one is a
quorum, and runs the state govern­
ment with the assistance of the su­
preme court and the department of
public instruction.—Capital Journal.
inditeeily by the farmers who entm
pose th e buckIsnie of th e p rin ters sob
•erip tio n list mid look largely for what
the m e rc h a n t advertises. .Vow b ro th ­
ers, let us not forget our friend*. I*M
us see i hut o ur subscription is paid «
ycur in advance. A nother th in g , the
m aroliants who advertise arc t h e ones
who m ake It pofsihle io^ iis to get a
good foeal paper, nod th e J n e n or firm
who are too penurious to a d v g rtis e and
help sup|Mirt ilie local press have no
right to th e fnrmera patronuge. I pro*
(vise hereafter to go to a good live nd
vertiscr instead of those who propose
to take all and give n oting in re tu r n .’'
— Kx.
No water soaked or burnt goods that are practically
worthless placed before the public at half price. No old,
burnt, pre-historif shoes greased up to fall to pieces the
first time you put them on. A genuine, legitimate June
sale on clean merchandise.
^SvHmHousl June Sa*e on Mcn’s Clothing
LOW
f c u t s
For W orn«!*
t Thistles to Orow.
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ti
12 .50
it
tt
15.00 suit
12.50 suit
4I
10.00 suit
There is no occasion for any
one not having % a new suit of
clothing for the Fourth of
July celebration when you
can get dependable goods at
such prices.
. .
Our well known King and Kingsbury Hats are built
for style and service—every well dressed man wears
a Kingsbury.
Shoes for aU classes.
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50 c for yoor choice of 75c, 85c, $ iJW , $1.50 to $150 Shiff Waists
G. O. TROTTER. Stayton.
Bank
Money
Orders
Never risk money in
the mails. For ab­
solute safety, at a
trifling cost, buy a'
BANK MONEY ORDER
at this bank.
We have just recent­
ly affected arrange­
ments whereby we
can issue as a me­
dium of exchange
Money Orders good
throughout the Unit­
ed States and Canada
and payable at any
bank.
S m s.
Manhattan Island.
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p n .vn|1|ng ratos h 1 ucp then their
bclrH wollW now hnve $12,000,000,000.
K .a p in g Pace W i t h th « S . r v i c « .
Don’t Miss
STAYTON
July 4th
PROFITABLE BUYING
This is undoubtedly the best time of the year for
making your spring purchases and you should not
allow this one idea to get past you. This store is
filled with seasonable goods priced where you can­
not afford to neglect your needs. We use every ef­
fort to impress this upon you. Nothing but the prop­
er things will be seen in any of our departments.
STAYTON STATE BANK
Courage!
A ro a J u il
ti
to buy, as the
Prices Very Reasonable
If you get a Job the first day you look
persons, or corporation shall lie guilty for it don’t be discouraged. You may
of a mildemcanor, and upon convic- lose it Saturday.—Atlanta Journal,
tion thereof shall, lor the first offense, j
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Rocks That Float In Wator.
be fined not less than $10.00, nor more
A geologist who Is well up In hia
than $50.00, and for the second and
business (¡an name a do son of twenty
each subsequent offense not less tlmn different specimens of rooks and min­
$25.00, nor more than $100.00, said erals that have less specific gravity
lines to he recovered, with costs, in an than water and which will. If tossed
action to he brought in tlio name of Into that element, float on the surface.
the Hthtcf of Oregon, for tlio use nnd Hubellte is one of thcticst known rep­
resentatives of that class. The common
benetlt of the general fund of the pumice stono Is another example. The
country where the offence is com tinted rock with the very least specific grav­
Justices of the fience shall have juris­ ity known Is dnmarl, a substance
diction in this offense.—Sec. 6, Chap­ found In an extinct volcano In Damara-
land. Its atomic weight is .5, or exact­
ter 108, Laws ol Oregon.
ly one-half thnt of hydrogen.
A farmer in speaking before an in­
stitute of his profession recently said:
"Aa a rule the farmer knows no firmer
friend than the country press. The
home paper is distinctly the farmers
own paper. Supported directly or
15.00
Patterns are Right
bualuem life with friendliness toward
humanity.—Jnckslioro (Tex.) Gazette,
Tatron (angrily) — ltrlng me some
lunch. R estaurant Walter—Rut you’ve
alrendy ordered a breakfast, sir! Pa-
tron—Yes, but It was breakfast time
then.
it
brown, vici and patent shoes is
Indians who accepted $24 from Gov-
ation ow ning, possessing, or having pmor p e te r Mlnult for M anhattan Is-
care or ch a rg e oi any land or lands, land In ItVJfl did not make such a had
im proved or unim proved, enclosed o r bargain, for If they had Invested that
unenclosed, in this S tate, shall know*
¡ugly P*rinlt or suffer uny R ussian
thistle, C anada thistle, or Cliiiiese
tliistele, or S isym brium Altissinuiii
(called w hite m ustard), cocklebur
(know n as t h e dagger cocklebur), At-
risplex A rg e n ts (called th e silver salt
bush), to grow u p thereon, nnd suffer
th e sam e to stan d u n til its bloom foils
o r i t a seeds begin to form, such person,
l8.00
women’s and children’s white,
Astronomers long since came to the
conclusion tbnt the moon’s surface Is
very hot during the height of the lunar
day, which, ns will be remembered.
lasta tw o weeks, and very cold during
the character clean is a booster (or a tlu> lunar night, which Is equally long.
city as much as the one who keeps his These extremes of tem perature reach
their height a t the lunar noon and
property up in shape.—AlbanyDom.
midnight nuil arc greater than any
natural temperatures ou the earth.
Owners of Land Permitting
II any person, persons, or corpor-
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T o see our nice line of men’s,
U s « atwht.
The longest distance ever eonipaaaed
by human vision Is 1K3 tilth's, being
Uie distance between the Uucontpabgre
park, lu Colorado, and Mount Ellen, In
Utah. Tills feat was accomplished by
tlie surveyors of the T’nlted State«
coast and geodetic survey, who were
engaged. In conjunction with repre­
sentatives of other nations, lu tnaklnfc
a u«w measurement of the earth.
The
$20.00 Men’s
To See is To Buy
It Stayton Clean?
A clean city, with good street« and
,
itie e r r a ln e s « .
pretty lawns in a fine thing, and is the
The cheerful uinn’s thought sculp­
kind of city |>eoplc arc seeking for a tures bis face Into one of kindliness,
residence, hut these things are no touches his nfhnner with grace and hia
more im p o rta n t t h a n t h a t of cleanli-
ness in th e c h a ra c te r of a city. A city
of a high moral s ta n d in g has aa m u ch
to co m m end it ns th e one with p re tty
lawns and clear, streets. I t is a good
tliiug to have both. They should go
together. Every individual who keeps
N umber 20
NO HATCHET HERE!
The Shirt W&iat Suit.
" T h e re were rum o rs nth,at early in
tin; season th a t th e s h irt waist s u it
wrfuld not lie in its usual high favor
with this y ea r’s s u m m e r girl,” writes
Grace M argaret Gould in Woman«
H om e C om panion for J u ly . " E very
one was proclaim ing the universal
vogue of th e juniper dress.
"Now, however, th e tide is tu rn in g ,
and th e tide ia tu r n i n g ui,d th e ahirt
waist s u it is again asserting itself.
And th ere ia no d o u b t t h a t it ia smart*
cr th a n ever.
"Of course, th e s h i r t waist «nit has
had to look to it« laurel«, and perhaps
that* w hy ' ' X he new designs are so
original and extrem ely attra ctiv e . All
sorts of m aterials are used, from the
new voile in a worsted s u tin g pattern
to an inexpensive striped gingham .
The Fourth.
Hrown linen is also in high favor for a
From all indications the celebration s h irt waist suit. O th e r m aterials which
in Htnyton this year will eclipae all are in vogue are figured m adras, pique
former onea by long «aids. The com­ pongee and striped a n d ebeoked «ilka.”
mittees having the matter in charge
are doiug their best to make the affair
a liooming success. Numerous special
prizes will be given and many inter­
esting events sre promised. Htayton
wants yow mid yours and everybody
else to come and celebrate, and you
will all miss a good thing if you fail
to come.
5 ubtcrlrtioa, $1.13 P E R ANNUM
S TA Y TO N , OREGON.
m&kcvS W OM EN
R o b e rtln c Rives w h a t « v e ry w om an
m a st d"slr*<—a p e r fe c t co m p lexio n .
It brln-4» t' r.t «oft. sm ooth , fre sh ,
cle n r t ’ n t to tb s ch eek th n t denote*
y o u t h ftilner*. It w !!l b rin g b e a u ty
to ttioao w ho la c k It; It w ill re ta in
It fo r th o se w ho a lre a d y posses* It:
It w ill e n a b le you to s u r e e s s fu lly
co m b a t th e rnvaR es o f w e a th e r an d
tim e. P o n ’ t doubt—d o n ’ t a rgu e. J u st
try R o b ertln e.
Y o u r d r u g g ist w ill
g iv e you a free sam ple. A ll drug-
r ’ sts keep R o bertln e.
TI*.
Husband—I see plainly you want t*
get up a quarrel. And lu the street tool
Walt a t least till we arc Inside our own
house Wife— Impossible. I shall havt
cooled down before we get th ere-
Paris Journal.
Wash Goods
Cool dainty fabrics in various designs and styles. These are es­
pecially timely just uow. The stock we have bought was to sell
and sell quickly. That means that the opportunity will npt
last long. Prices on the these have been placed with tbe idea of
seeing that onr customers received the best values, and at the
same time to insure our having them move rapidly.
Cotton Goods
Fancy prints and other goods in a variety of gray
and colors. Handsome low price prints, lawns and
percales. Everything the market affords.
We invite you to inspect our stock.
Gehlen Bros.
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