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BUSINESS CHANGES.
Min k of M. Htrill' & Co.
•I n' Hj-.i 11 ini, n( M. .Stridi A C'u, will
r* «i 1 vi* the tin 11 ir«K di p m tm rn t of tin
»tori', and will coiitinnu to du plumb-
Inn and tin work at tin* old »land.
< |lH». Hi I i'll w ill ih Voti: ill« t i m i - to
tin' Staytnn W oolen Militi, of which
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Subscription, $1.25 P E R A N N U M
STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON. JUNE 28. 1907.
IW liLFTH Y h a r .
A ili- il wiiH iiiiidr yi Hti rdiiv \*-l»t»ifl*\
I m i ni ilii‘ l'i .i I iiiiwii iiH'icimtilr
rein hlis|,mt>ntn lit Hi ny t « m chnngi'tl
lii 1 nlii, nini mid a no t h e r mimi' in tin
lint nf Htiiyton merchant«.
lai K it -
I iit wf tin* linn
K c i I h i A K l cc k a r
IniH mild III« illtiTl'MtM ill till' li 1 : 1 1 In
lii* paitucr, \V, I
Kli'cki'i, mid in
co m p a n y with lliTinan Marking ha»
iniri.'liiimil tin- hardware and furnituri'
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N© HATCHET HERE!
iluctor informed him that lie voiild
••itlcr I i i i vi - to pay or walk, Officer
Looney, put 11 jt 1 he 5 rents -—Salem
Journal.
No w a te r soaked or burnt goods th a t are practically
w orth less placed before the public at half price. No old,
burnt, p re h is to ric shoes greased up to fall to pieces the
first tim e you put them on. A genuine, legitimate June
sale on clean merchandise.
Badly Injured.
Alva Sm ith who live» a short ill«-
tanec W‘ »t of Suldiniity, and who is
well known in Slay ton, having been
in I 'll« i ncee Her" for mimn time, was
»••rioii«ljr tuirt V\ ixlnesday m ornin g by
a hay fork'. II* win* pulling hay into
tin* haru,u«iog what 1 « ' filed a harpoon
hay fork, and in som e manner ¡ 1 « he
was leaning over the fork fell and
«truck him on the back, ju st at the
lower pottion of the »boulder blade.
I ll*' »harp point |H-i!i'trated the lung,
hut how deeply it in impossible to tell
The f.n't that the* fork was a new one
m d made a clean w o u ld in very much
111 M r. S m ith '« favor. H<‘ was resting
com fortably nt h ut rc|»ort, nod pros-
CTTkoeCo’s.
ite
H ouse
co m p a n y he bua for »inne tilin' been
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■eeretary.
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W K. Kleeker will renili in nt the
old «taiid, anil hti.ili' for I hik Ì ih 'II a«
iieri'toforo. Iln< firm lia« limit o p a
fini' trade »itici) starting in buaiiio»« pent« arc good for liis com p lete re
her« anil W . F. will i|n hi« heat to covery.
keep tile »tore up to it« highest »tand
A Copper Mine.
ar d.
Mr. Shier. >f the Black Eagle M in
T h o transfer« of the slocks will take
ing and Milling Co., of (lutes cam e
p l a c c a « »0011 11 « the iiiM'titorie» are l
d ow n ]a»t n ight after sonic fixture* for
collid eteti, which will probably not be:
the mine
H e reports the receipt of a
until iifn-r the 4 tit.
T o see our nice line of men’s,
report of another assay of three or
All the part i' - I'linin eti li wit li thi.'«<' I
limn hundred p .uiids of <we, »bow in g women’s and children’s white,
transfer« ate well known in 8 la y to ii,i
•,'7)13(1 of copper, $3 60 of silver and
and «onte of the town« most wide-j
$1 24 of -old p. r ton. There is no- brown, vici and patent shoes is
awake y o u n g bindne»* men, atul all '
doiibtedly a big lead of this copper ore.
have In ni« ol frn nd« in tin« part of
to buy, as the
T h e price 1 « based on the quotation of j
the «tate win* will with for them th« !
23c for ore blit the present price is 30c.
In «t ol «ucce«« in their new location«. 1
The best paying mine« in the world
4 th ol July Program.
an -cop p er mine*. W h y not hen. as
tirami l 'aralle «tari» from city hall valuable as any of thosu 1)1 Montana.
Som e ore since sent to the assay
9 :30 a m.f marcii to park.
office it ia believed will assay m uch
Mu«iu by Reform Kclmoi Rand.
richer than any yet taken out, tile ore
Address of W e lc o m e
Shoes for all classes.
getting better as the lead is followed
S o n g — “ Ann rieri.” .
Reading Declaration— Mis» Lizzie in — A lbany D em ocrat
t CUTS
,».\ For Women
June Sale on Men’s Clothing
$20.00 Men’s Clothing now $17.00suit
18 .0 0
15 .0 0
l lo r s c race, $25.00
A u to race, $ >
For largest family, $5.
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Fot best decorated rig, $5.
Fireworks in the evening.
Assault and Battery.
I,'pon a warrant sworn o u t by Cons-
liilde ('baa. J o h n s o n of th is c ity ch a rg
ing im-ault and battery, W. II. S h ir
man, the well kn ow n Jefferson store
keeper
was nrrniuged
in
Justice
W ebster’s cou rt this m orn in g The
ease was postponed until W ednesday,
July 3, 1907. The assault is set forth
as h avin g occurred last Saturday while
Mr. John son was visiting in Jefferson
and according to M r. Sherm an« version
the trouble was the o u tc o m e of an old
grievance.
A cc o rd in g to S h erm an ’« story, J o h n
son cante into his S h erm a n ’« store,
and offered to shake hands with him,
which privilege was refused. A fte r* * -
ch a n g in g a warm volley of linguistic
a m m u n ition , in which Sherman says
that lie was placed in the position of a
fabricator of facts, Mr. J ohn son either
of
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'The only priest ever to net as chap
lain to cjir-'ioss. Rev. I »r. Charles Con-
rtnntine Rise, wrote a beautiful p>wm.
entitled “ Tli * American Flag,” during
the K n ow Nothing excitement which
preceded the war, when Catholics wort
oh all sides nreused of being enCTnlw.*
o f the government and plotting itt
overfh" *w. t)r. Rise was one o f thi
pioneers o f Catholic Journalism and
popular literature in the t'nited State«
l i e edited the first Catholic magazine,!
the Metropolitan, published In Haiti-
more, and in eoiijunctioit with the fit
mous Father Felix Varela edited aue
ptiblislu'd (Is*11 lit the New York Cath
olic Expositor, to wMWt during Ihu
four years o f its existence ho contrib
uted jnany valuable article»
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Feb. 21, ISt5(5, Uouoral Benjamin F.
Butler presented to congress the first
genuine American Hag. made o f Amer
ican materials
American labor, ever
constructed in tills country. Rrior to
that time all American government
flags hud been until« o f English buut* ,
Ing. Since then all our official lings
have been the product exclusively of
American material nud labor. Thera
were twenty-six stars In tho flag nt
thnt thuc.
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III« I .it« t X n m c .
A giutlcmau once asked a lad what
felt a heavy hauti fall on him , or was was his last name.
smitten by the bree/.e caused by a ,
“ Johnny,” replied the boy.
“ Well, what is your full name?"
b u n ch of fingers passing near bis head.
“ Johnny Brown, sir.”
Constable Hen Looney accom panied
“ Well, how* can Johnny tie yottr Iasi
Mr. Sherman to Salem this m orning
and ipiitn «11 am u sin g incident Imp - 1 "Because, sir. when I was Itorn my
netted when the prisoner refused to name w a T Brown, and Johnny wasn’ t
pay his street car fare. After the con - j given to me till I was a month old.“
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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.
Bank
M oney.
Orders
Never risk money in
the mails. For ab
solute safety, at a
trifling cost, buy a
BANK MONEY ORDER
at this bank.
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W e have just recent
ly affected arrange-,
ments whereby w e
can issue as a me
dium of exchange
Money Orders good
throughout the Unit- \
ed States and Canada
ahd payable at any
hank.
STA YTO N STATE BANK
STAYTON,
name?”
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G. O. TROTTER, Stayton.
It’s Next
Thursday
At Stayton
OREGON.
I l i i t l e r ’ « I 'liiK .
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15.00 suit
50 c for your choice of 75c, 85c. $1.00, $1.50 to $2.50 Shirt Waists
of AuM rnliit.
Tho Cotlrjllci lu Australia arc al !
wav.« i>-r:J" in picturesque notion.« f o r 1
binding their people In soeletioa, guild»
nudorCc:.*. Their latest device 1« t h e
esia II 'uncut o f n new order ol j
kiib:1!' In • by Archli! :i >p Carr o f Mel j
bourn.' l > b • entitled *T.e Order o f the
Kulghtx o f Our Lady o f the Southern
of Stayton.
Cross. It 1« to appeal to the imagina
At tlie t>n11 park 11 ga m e of liaec hail
tion ot y iu n g Australian Catholic« and
between Silvcrtoti and Sctu, $30 to ^ to have for Its objects: First, to ad
vance ilie honor due to wom en; second,
the winner, f 2 0 lo tho loser
A t nbout 2 o ’clock the races will to proiayte the faithful fulfillment ot
the Christian duties of marriage; third,
take place as follows:
to shield a a I pro-err* as far as might
Free for all foot race,
$2 50
lie I 1 their power female Innocence;
Hoys under II, $3.00; $1.50
fourth, to »oppress Indecency In word*
and actions; fifth, to advance the on use
tiirls under 11, $3 (HI; $1 .’ >()
o f Christian chivalry by preserving
Fat m an's race, $3; $2; $1
Wall en from being treated with oi»on
Kgg race, $2 50
disrespect. The entire scheme Is warm
Rotato raee, $2.50
ly regarded by tli ■ Catholics uII ovci
the commonwealth.
Three legged race, $1; $2
T u g of war, must he t teams enter,
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one not having a Hew suit of
clothing for the Fourth of
Prices Very Reasonable
$5; $2 .0.
Rie eating eontest, $2.00
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10.00 suit
There is no occasion for any
Patterns arc Right
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To See is To Buy
Cornelius.
Music.
O ration — l i o n . Cita». V. (iallowuy.
Mimic liy Hand.
HI X N Kit.
After dinner at the park will he giv-1
i n an intete«ting literary and m usicai
program . Music by l.au's orchestra,
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PROFITABLE BUYING
1 his 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
tilled with seasonable goods priced where you can
not afford to neglect your needs. W e use every ef
fort to impress this upon you. Nothing but the prop
er things wijJ he seen in any of our departments.
Wash Goods
Cool dainty fabrics in various designs and styles.
r<yi'Z-~tr
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S. t H owuoss Transformed
to Dusky Beauty
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A dark skin becomes fascinating
when delicately soft, umlcrsprcad
with the radiant glow which indi
cates ahealthy, active skin. Robert-
inc keep - the r.kin refined in quality,
keeps pores free from clogging waste
and stimulates the tiny capillaricsto
contribute the color which charms in
blonde and brunette alike. Robert -
iue is certain protection against tan,
sunburn and freckles if applied be
fore exposure to sun or wind.
Spreads life an imperceptible sheen
of gauze over skin surface, forming a
shield stimulating and preserving a
delicjitc, lustrous beauty.
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M . tíut Druggist TODAY*
f or a Ar t mm f i t t f
KOSERIÍNE
pecially tim ely just now.
and sell q u ick ly .
last long.
That
These are es
T h o stock we have b oug h t was to sell
means that tho o p p o r tu n ity will not
Rrices on the these have been placed with the idea of
seeing that ou r custom ers received
tho best values, and at the
same time to insure our h a v in g them m ove 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.
W e invite you to inspect our stock.
Gehlen Bros.