The Stayton mail., August 02, 1901, Image 4

The Stayton H a il
C hicago's bigam ist with two families
T here in an extra train on tliu W S.
mid two job« is at least proof against branch ttiis week picking up old liar
a charge of Inline*«.
row K*K« rail«. They have Wen work-
M. t:. B R O W N E , Ed ito r.
ing near Amusville since Hiimlny, Tim
rails go to I'licorville, t ’alif., probably
N ihilists will probably claim th a t ,
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K titered h t th e postoftlocAt S tayton , Ort'tfou
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for a branch line.
C«nr is subsiding th e Kussian press
ft»iecoQ d *clifi iu h 1 1 m utter.
Key. Weiley of IV nnsylvania, preach
with freedom of speech.
ed here last Sunday m orning to a good
STAYTON, r K I D A Y , A I G . «. I H I .
ailed andience. lie preached a t T urn-
T he people of Kansas have W>en e r in th e Presbyterian ch u rch in t i e
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
having a h o tter tim e with Old Sol dor- evening,
ing the past m onth th an they did with
old Carry a few m onths ago.
R. C H UNTER. M. D.,
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Physician and Surgeon,
J. M. KITCHEN, M. D.,
General Practitioner,
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Stayton, Ore.
DAN L. G. CLARK, M. D.,
Surgeon and Physician,
O F F IC E
AT S M IT H S DRUG
STORE
S tayton ,
O regon
DR. J. W. WELCH, »* j*
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Office over Rock’» hardware store
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Good neaffli
M erchant«' C om pany of Pekin for the Is doubtless the highest human good.
It is especially so to women, to whom it
retu rn of valuable goods th at figured meuns the preservation of beauty, hap.
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piness in tile home, und the enjoyment
Ui the loot of the soldiery, lilt roil net's of social duties. There can be no good
an elem ent in tlie indem nity ca lc u li- bculth f o r a n y
woman who suf-
tions th at may cause som e trouble.
fera front wottian-
ly diseases. Her
complexion fails.
T he Salem S entinel d o n 't seem to Her flesh loses
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iU firmness. Her
know th a t (lov. (ieer d.ies not w ant to eyesaredull. She
be elected to the third term of office, hus no home hap­
piness, no social
but th a t would not hin d er his election enjoyment.
Doct tor Pierce’s
if the G overnor should finally m ake Favorite Prescrip­
tion cures the dis­
up his m ind to run.
eases which de­
stroy the health.
It establishes reg- ;
People who believe in rag tim e for ularity,
dries dis- I
the sake of ca tc h in g th e a tte n tio n of agreeable drains,
heals itiflamm i-
the crowd ca n n o t criticise the p reach­ tioii and ulceration, and cures female
It gives good health to
ers a t St. L mis and D ecatur who fill weakness.
women, which means traniiml uerves, a
leep.
th e ir churches by appearing in ti c good appetite and sound sic
A set of the above is six
cups and six saucers.
A dem and on the p art of the C hina
Stayton, Ore.
O R EG
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A T H O M A S,
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B a rb e r Shop.
Does a general barbering bu siness. All
work guaranteed strictly first class in every
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particular. Transient custom so licited , t us.
tom ai y prices. On second str ee t.
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OREGON
H. DOW NING,
AUCTIONEER
Charges
Reasonable.
anteed.
Satisfaction
Address
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trrt* Stttte* are denpoiideilt over th e
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out-look of the Coining harvest, along
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OREGON.
H erbert Spencer’« appeal
W. W. ELDER,
NOTARY P U B
Insurance, Collections,
Real E state.
OREGON,
STAYTON,
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F. SILHAVY’S
Wagon and Paint Shop
to
“cu ltiv ate tlie religion
of
a m ity ” is w orthy of a tte n tio n , bu t
is
on the M ount.
T here are several
brotlterly love as giver, in holy writ,
bu t go w ild over a revision of th e sam e
Bicycles, Lig h t
M achine W ork,
Plum bing,
T in n in g and
Pum p W o rk . . .
Not only has U n d o
Sam had th e
greatest year since he has l>e>-n in busi-
R epairing and p a in tin g W agons,
Buggies, E tc., a specialty. New wag- " esH' *,ut
hi* great in d u strial family
ons, hacks and buggies m ade to order, are breaking record«, too. T he farm-
First-class work g u aranteed.
ers never did so well nor the m a n u ­
Stayton, Oreg.
facturers. T he railroads are as busy
as they can be h au lin g all kinds of
THE N EW YORK WORLD
freight, while the m iliious of laborers
of all classes are busy and well paid,
T hrice - a - W eek E dition .
happy and prosperous.
If any
If your scissors are
out of order bring
them in and have
them put in repair.
a
D a ily
one
Second-hand Wheels to rent
or sell. Terms right.
a t
The
world goes on fun the sam e and it la full of
new«. To learn thia new«, Juat aa it la—
promptly and I m p a r tia lly -a ll th at you have
to do is to look In th tcn ln m n * of The Thrlce-a-
Week Edition of The new York World w hich
tom es to the aubacriber 156 tim ea a year.
The Thrlce-a-Week W oild'a d ilig en ce as a
publisher of firat new« h a a g iv en it circu lation
wherever the Kngllah langu age laap ok en — and
The Thrite-a-W eek World’« regular anbacrip-
tion price ia only |1.00 per year. We offer this
nnequak-d newapaper and T h b S tattox M ail
together one year for 11.6.5.
The regular su bscrip tion price of the two pa­
pera 1, $2.-50
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
B ut her beauty was com pletely h id ­
den by sores, blotches and pim ples till
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P. T. Baranowski m ade a business
trip to H ileiii Monday.
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I t rurm -r, Sunday, th e operator there
ia u nequalled for all sto m ach troubles, having to go to W oudburn on Imsi-
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The ii.bonlecontains 2 Htlme*tbeSOc. aixe. Ir in the H ot Spring«, W ednesday.
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WILL, :
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ienuiiie Needle«, Oil a n d lo w p a n » im all make» of >• wi ng
M achines. I'iiino», O rg a n s and Sew ing Machine» to rent.
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Becatise they are th è lightest weiglit unti lighlest druft
mael iues oh thè m arket.
M ec.m ae t h e y a r e t h è m o»r
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keepaa M IL W A U K E E in repair.
Beeauae thè Milwaukee llinder hns th è widest rauge of udjilst-
m eni in ree', piai forni, eleva to r and him ler h«r all eoli-
dii imi» ni gruin.
Becaiise it i.« th è easieht to operate, b u t few leverà am i all liandy.
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m akes jierfeet b 11 lidie* w ithoiit wiivting g rain .
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Fred Rock,
Copperas
6 pounds for 25c
Chlorinated Lim e
per can ioc and 15c
U niversal D isinfectant per pint
... 25c
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Variousother disinfectants always kept in stock, such as Forma­
lin, Bromo Chlaralum, Carbolic Acid, F:tc.
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Five Reasons W h y the
Milw aukee Binders and
flo w e rs Lead
I D isinfectants
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Digests what you eat.
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they vanished as will all P.rilptiolis,
Fever Sores, Boils, Ulcers, C arbuncles
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and Felons from its use. Infallible
for C uts, Corns, Burns Hcalds and
Piles. C ure g u aran teed , 25c a t all
druggists.
Aumsville
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S h e D i d n ' t W e a r a >fa«k.
W. D. Shaw of S tayton, visited w ith
m i s p rep aratio n c o n ta in s all o f th e ,lis fHnnIy ,l(.re la>t Tuesday.
digestantH arid digest« all k in d s of
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food. I t gives In s ta n t relief and never
Royal W ittschen of T u rn er, was an
fa ils to cure. I t allow s you to e a t all
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th e food you w ant. T h e m o st sen sitiv e ' Jnnville visitor S aturday.
cured
Roberts & Stanton
fo r . Second and W ater Hla
Telephone No. 33.
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perity went together he has only to
I ’r i c e o f a W e e k l y .
study the figures of 1898, 1899. 1900
pr ;aidentla cam paign is over but the 1901.
A lm o s t
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Sewing Machines Repaired and Cleaned at your home.
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We do a general re­
pair business in
scientific
Butter dishes, cream pitch­
ers, fruit dishes and general
utility dishes.
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in
the present age who pay little or no
h e e ttto such articles on peace and
by a leader of the so-called
th o u g h t.
Never pur­
chased as
stylish, dur­
able and
elegant a
Ladies’
Shoe.
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Sh0RÁ
no more th an ail echo of tj_ie_ SeruioM.
Glass tumblers, set of 6, 20c
Glass jelly jars
pint, with
tops, i for 10c.
PIANOS, ORGANS AND SEWING MACHINES
New Repair
“all
Our glassware linesarecom-
plete.
For style and service always choose
A pair of Brown's $2.50 shoes.
Dollar for Dollar you’ll receive
By always purchasing u pair of these.
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, in paper
vest in year*. Farm er* in Oregon have
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everything
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for
evervthing
lie
this cent stamps to pay expense of mailing
year and th a t the preseut season will vnly. Addresa Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buf­
falo, N. Y.
bring forth satisfactory results for the
Guar- firing
tillers of the s o il goes w ithout saying.
m en” fo
Water-st.
A nice line of tureens, bakers
and vegetable dishes.
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W H IT E A K E R ,
Common white dinner
plates, set of six for 50c.
"I wa* a great mffrrrr two yearn ago with
female trouble ami I wrote to you lor advice.*'
aaya Mr*. Mattie Hays, o f Tribufatiou. McDonald
c°.. Missouri. "You outlined a course of treat
ment for me. I followed your direction«, and
now feel like a different peraon.
I never
eapectcd to hear from you when I wrote to you.
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Iu three fiava after I commenced taking your
medicines I Wgan to feel better I took twenty
dollara* worth of the Favorite Prescription1
w e s t <N»n-
.„ a c.oidm M ed ici DUcovrry ■ i bought n
five dollars' worth at a time, and also four viaU
Df Dr. Kiercea Pellet« I would not u k c one
thouaand dollara for the good the medicine ha«
done me. I can't pralar it enough i wiah all
who suffer with such troubles would give Dr.
Pierce's medicines a fair trial. I can work all
day—doing anything, walk where I plcasr. and
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pulpit
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p erm ittin g
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eimilitr freedom to men who occupy
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$2.50 Shoe
Common tea cups and sau­
cers, with handles, 50c a set.
Common coffee cups and
saucers, with handles, qoc a
set.
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PERMANENT RESIKKM E
S T A R • FI VE • S T A R
Goods Especially
for th e'>^
Busy House-W ife
D urin g H arvest
Hot w eather ca lls for the liberal use of
disinfectants to guard against fever.
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D. B. SMITH, Druggist j