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N O T A N O K O A N
N umber 2
STAYTON, WAKION COUNTY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 16, 1906.
E lkvknth Y har .
If You Have Not a Good Book
T o read these long evenings, stop in at the Brewer
Drug Co.’s Store and get one for 5c. T h ey will ex
plain it to you. T hey have over 300 good ones to
chose from. Don't forget we are the old reliable drug
store and have everything in the drug line at the right
prices, and any amount you m ay want.
Salem .
S I ’ A H K H ,
B R EW ER DRUG CO.,
Stayton.
Don’t Miss the Good Roads
Meeting in Stayton to-morrow,
Hnturdity, tint I7tli, i* tlu-dntc. The
meeting will I»t addressed hv Me*sr*.
Hcott. Thiel.on, Albert* mid Need hunt,
<>f Huleill. Much intercut in heir.g
m ii nilentcd in Heruriug * rock crmdicr
HI id YOU Mliolild attend the meeting.
h t M y t o n H c I u m i I 11« p o r t .
For the mouth of J hii in an follow*:
No. pupil* registered, (toys 73, girl* 68.
By department* a* follow*: Primary
hoy* 20, girl« 15; Int, buy* 10, girl* 22;
Gram mar,l*oyn 2 >,girl* 20,11 igh School
I*»yn 9,girl* 11. A verage.daily attend
ance 142 No of day* atxxmce 80. No
tune* lardy 25. No vi»itor* 25.
KOI,I, OK HONOR.
SP E C IA L ON
Name* of pupil* who are |*-rfect in
S h o e s ^ - -
attendance and excellent in deport
ment and ncholurnhip: High School,
$5.00 Men’s Heavy Shoe* fo r ... $4 00
France* Lamlieri, Kverette Hohnon, ;
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N oti ce for I'ohlicMf loo.
. 3 60
Clara Swift, Grace Crabtree, Kay ¡»Ink- , >4 off on all Boys Clothing 4 50
Department of the Interior
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13
to
19
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till
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Elsie
Jeter,
Gjen
Mlinker»,
Bennie
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Land Offing at Port la nd, Oregon.
3.50
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January fi, it»»i.
Hoy, Byron itolierlnon, Kt!ie| Mack,
Feb. 15th.
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Notice 1* hereby given that the following
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named «etticr ha« filed notice of lit« Intention Koxie Stayton, Maggie Daniel*, May $12 50 Boys Suit* a t . . • • • • . . . . ..$9 37
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to make Anal proof m support of id« claim and l.orence.
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that «aid proof will be made liefore the County
(irammar dept.E. B Walter*, teach 12 00
Clerk of Linn county, at Albany. Oregon, on j
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February 25. IWJfl. vim KrendyT U m . f l . k . K o , er
May Crabtree. Nicholas Kelley.
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, * . • • • • • .. 8.00
IV.74 for the I ot ft of Hee.fl.T. 10 H, ft 1 K.
10.00
Intermediate dept.Mm* Anna Simp
» He name* the following wltne»*« * to prove 1
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til» eotitlnmiu« residenee up«>u and cultivation •on, teacher.
Goldie \\ inter, Erne.t
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A lot of men’s $i.$o to $6
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of «aid land. vix: Albert Hay, Oeorge Hay, h .
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It. Kro«t aud J. H H a nnah, all of Hcio. Oreg n. | l.ntlonii, l.nlu Ferguson, June Keartm
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odd pants at x/ i off. A chance
AIJ* KM non M. DMKaarg, It eg I «ter.
| Bertha Ba**,
Then Matthieu, Paul
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Blakely,
Emory
Brown,
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.enter
Smith,
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T i m b e r L a n d , A d J u n e J , IH7&. - - N o -
. . / . . . . .. 4.00 to buy pants very cheap.
5 00
l.cla Mill, Mary Bouateel, Nellie Stow-
I I t e /nr P u b lic a t io n
ell.
United Htate» Laud Office,
Portland. Oregon, January 2 7 . 190A. !
Primary dept. Mins Veva Gardner,
Notice 1« hereby given that In compliance
w ith the provision» of the act of Cong re»» of ‘ teacher. Norvilla Eskew, Noilh Smith
Jillie H, IH7H. entitled “ An a d for the »ale of Paul Shreve, Mary H o c , Leona Frank
timber laud» In the Htate» of California, Ore*
gnu, Nevada, aud Washington Territory,M a» Clara S|mtiiol, Vera F’uuk. Henry Tate
extended to all the Public Land .State* by act Delmer Luff.mil. Loren Wilson Lewi*
of Augn»t t. 1M'42, Mary W. tjralg, of H«*a'tle,
county of King. State of Washington, ha* Kearns, May Wright.
S T A Y T O N . O REGO N .
Boy’s Clothing
T i m b e r I. mim I, A r t «lutte* 3 ( I M?N, M o tl r r
f«tr I ' d I o n .
Unitili Htetei I. mim I Office.
Cortland, Ort'fAn, January 27, WOA.
Notice In he rub) given that In rompllance
with the provi»Ion« of Ho- art of Congre»« of
Ivin«' 1, 1*7», <‘ iitltl«-«l •* AI» act for tIle «ale of
11 ui I m « r la 11 « 1M In tfo* Htatra of t'allfornla. Ore-
icon, Nevada, ami W m * hi natoti T e r r i t o r y a»
ra te tided to all the rubli« Cerni Htat«* b) art
• h A iu io t 1. IMIJ, Myrta K Kvea. of Hrattle,
county ol K ine, Mtate of U arhlnaton, ha» thl»
•lav Died ln thl« office hl ««vorn «ta tmo nt No.
• • 7 **«. for t h e p u r r h a a c of Lot* ta, 14 . Iftrni«! lit of
Krel lon V«» i ln T o w u « h l p No. II Hotith, Hange
No 2 Kaat a i d wi l l offer proof to «how t hat
t h e l a mi « ought I» mor e v a l u a b l e for II» li mi ter
o r «tone t h a n for a g r i c u l t u r a l purpoac*«, a mi to
• «tabllth bl« claim to «ahi lami twfore the
hegl«U!i ami Receiver of thl» office at fort land,
Oregon, (»ti Holiday, the 9th da** of Apnl , 1905
He name« a« wlttieanea:
Hoher! F Louden,
Holier! l o u d e n , d ia r ie « K
Hbepherd and
« harte« II o« born, all of Port ¡a m l . o rev o n .
\tiv ami all |M-r»«oi« «'laltultig adv«r»e|y the
m I m t v e*dc«e r I t#e*d laud* are re«|tie«tcd to Ale
their claltti« ln thl» office on or before »aid 9th
day of April, 191»'»
ALHKKNON H ItKKMHK.H, Register.
G. D. TROTTER,
thl« day filed In thl» office hi* »worn state
metit No A7H7, for the purchase of t h e F ' ^ S F ^
N o t i c e of KI mn I Her t l e n i e n t ,
ami N W ' i HK one-fourth of Section No.
Noth e U h rebv gl veil that the undersigned 4 If» Towiianlp No. 11 H, Hange No. 2 Kaat. and
lia» filed !ti the County Court of the Htate of will offer proof to *h«»w that the land »ought 1«
• »regoti for the County of Marlon her Anal ac more valuable for It« timber or »tone than for
count a* Ad ml n i at rat rl x of the calate of ! f. agricultural purpose«, and to establish III*
• rahirer, deceased. ami that «aid Court ha* claim to «aid land before Heglaterand Receiver
Axed Haturday, the ;trd day of Marcì», iurw. at of thl« office at Portland. Oregon, on Monday, ,
t lie hour of 10 o'clock a in of «aid day a* the the 9th day of April isg»».
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time, and the County Court room In tin* conn*
He name* a* wllne»«e«:
Robert K. I/Ouden,
t\ Court Unti»«? Hi walem, Marlon County, Ore- Rohert Ixniden, Charles F
Shepherd and
goti. a* the piare for nearing «aid Anal account Cliarle» II (M « ir n , all of Portlaud, Oregon.
and all c»9J.ri)6n« thereto.
Any and all pernon* claiming adversely the
Dated at *aletn. Oregon, thl« 30th dar of Jan* above «leacrlbed laud» are re«)nested to Ale
p u 1 ft a in 111 »
their elainiN In thl» office on or Indore »aid 9th
4<l u»liit«t r»trl x of the e*UUe of I . I . Crablrue, day of a pr
decra»ed.
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A loe * non h . D remmfr , Keglnter.
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For the convenience of customers liv
ing out of town we pay particular at
tention to
BANKING BY M A IL
You run mail your deposit to n* from
your own | mih -office, stating on xvhat con
dition.« iitnl term* you wild» it left, mid
immi'di itidy tl|K»n receipt of it il Certifi-
cate of |)e|Mi«it will l>e i»«ued and mailed
to you. Account* may lie marled with
any amount from $1.00 up.
Stayton State Bank, Stayton, Or.
HTAKOINOfl.
The highest average* of pupil* by
lo o m * and grade* are as follow*: High
School dept, lOt 1» grade, Frances Lain
l»ert 03, Evercttc Hohnon 85, Loui* Sen
ink 82 9th grade. Clara Swift 98,
Elsie Jeter 98, Lonnie Titnn 94. Grace
Crabtree 93, Bay Blakeiy 91, Flora
(¿«teener 91 8th grade. May Lorence
91, Maggie Daniel« 91. Etln-1 Mack 89
Boxie Stayton 89 Benni" Boy 86; none
fell la-low 70. T4*e examination paper»
are all kept on tile, and anyone inter
e»t»nl in the welfare of the student*
may have aceenn to name.
Grammar Dept. 7th grade. Mane
II in x mini 98, I ii a I) tinea I. 98. Ola Mur
phy 98 Win Meyer* 97,Guy Kearns 9t’>
None b e l o w 93. lith grade, JesjieGotal
man ¡19. Harvey Beauchamp 94. Lnnn.
Wimer94, Nora Murphy 94, Lewi* Til
l »tnon 93 Lowest 75. 5th grade: Max
Crabtree 100, Evercttc Crabtree 99
Bennie Gelilcn 99, Lena Spaniel 98
Arnold Funk 98. Lowest 7b, banner
grade for the month The examination»
for this month in this department
were abridged and
consequently
much harder. First year students of
the various grades stand the lowest but
are gaining rapidly. Our motto: On
ward and upward is our aim
Inrermediate Dept, 4th grade, Lena
Weaver 95, Curtis Thomas 9\ Ernest
Latham 95. Edward Blakely 92. Lulu
Ferguson 91, Rena Burson 90, May
HinxmanfH). We respectfully ask the
parents to assist us in promoting regu
larity and punctuality in attendance,
and to visit our schools and inspect
the work being done.
Respectfully Yours,
F M. Mitchell, Prin.
...GROCERIES...
Friends, did you ever stop and figure what it costs
you each year for groceries.
You use them three
times a day out of the 365; just think of it!
W e do not care to boast, but we firmly believe, in
fact we are sure we can save you money on groceries.
* T r y us and see if we are not telling you the truth.
It wont cost you anything to get our figures.
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Our New Delivery Wagon
Is now installed, and we are prepared to deliver any
where in the city free of charge goods purchased at
our store.
Goods delivered twice a day—at 9:30 a.
m. and 4 p. m.
Leave
or telephone your orders.
T h ey will receive prompt and careful attention.
Gehlen Bros.
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A b o u t A lfalfa.
After a thorough investigation the
S. P. company believe* that the dairy
industry of the Willamette Valley can
be made more profitable, and the pro
duction greatly increased, through the
growing of alfalfa.
While many attempts have been
made in the valley to grow alfalfa, and
in some places with commercial suc
cess, yet the valley can hardly be class
ed as a producer of alfalfa as a crop.
Therefore the Southern Pacific Com
pany proposes, in different part*of the
Willamette Valley, to plant 20 or more
tracts in alfalfa and endeavor to culti
vate it successfully.
The object to be attained is, first, to
determine under what conditions and
in what sections of the valley alfalfa
can lie grown successfully; and second,
to give a* wide publicity as possible to
the results attained, that farmers in
terested may have the value of their
experience where desire«!.
Mr. W. \V. Cotton, who has had
much practical experience in alfalfa
culture, is preparing a pamphlet upon
this subject. If any of our readers are
interested, Mr Cotton’s phamplet will
!>e mailed to anyone sending his ad
dress to Mr. Paul Slump, Worcester
Building, Portland, Oregon.
The market for dairy products is
practically unlimited so far as Oregon
is concerned, since condensed milk,
butter and rheese can now easily be
transported for long distances. The
movement of butter and cheese during
the 12 months ending June 30th last
from Puget Sound to Alaska amounted
i to 1,339,000 jamnds.
L kiii « B«ek.
This ailment is usuallv caused by
rheumatism of the muscles and may-
lie cured by applying Chamberlains
Pain Balm two or three times a day
and rubbing the parts vigorously at
eaeli application. If this does not
afford relief hind on a piece of flannel
•lightly dampened with Pain Balm
and quick relief is almost sure to fol
low. For sale by Stayton Pharmacy,
A H e a l i n g Go ftpe l.
The Rex-. J. C. Warren, pastor of
Sharon Baptist Church, Belair, Ga.,
says of Electric Bitters: “ It’s a God
send to mankind.
It cured me of
lame hack, stiff joints, and complete
physical collapse.
I was so weak it
took me half an hour to walk a mile.
Two bottles of Electric Bitters have
made me so strong I have just walked
j three miles in 50 minutes and feel
like walking three more. It’s made a
A Klamath county man has some new man of me.” Greatest remedy for
1904 apples in perfect condition.
weakness and all stomach, lirer and
kidney complaints. Sold underguar-
L u c k i e s t M a n In A i h n n n a n .
‘‘ I’m the luckiest man in Arkansas” antee at Brexver Drug Store. Price 50c.
w rites H L. Stanley, of Bruno, ‘‘since
Linn county also wants good roads.
the restoration of my wife’s health af Good roads in Oregon are coming.
ter five year’s of continuous coughing
A H a b it to be E n c o u r a g e d .
and bleeding from the lungs;and I oxve
The mother who liar acquired the
my good fortune to the world’s great
est medicine, Dr. King’s New Discov habit of keeping on hand a Imttle of
ery for Consumption, which I know Chamberlains Cough Remedy, saves
from exjierience will cure consump herself a great amount of uneasiness
tion if taken in time.
My wife im and anxiety. Coughs, colds and croup
proved with first bottle and twelve to which children are susceptable are
Imttles completed the cure." Cures quickly cured by its use. It <*>unter-
the worst cough* and colds or money acts any tendency of a cold to result
refunded. At Hre.wer Drug Co’s. 50c in pneumonia, and if given as soon as
the first symptoms of croup appear, it
and $1. Trial bottle free.
will prevent the attack. This remedy
Orchard owners are spraying as contains nothing injurious and moth
never Liefore. It’s needed.
ers give it to little ones with a feeling
of perfect security. Sold by Stayton
Krixhtfully Burned.
Pharmacy.
Chas.W.Moore, a machines!, of Ford
Socialists will start a paper in Co-
City,Pa,had his hand frightfully hurtl
ed in an electrical furnace. He applied quille City.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with tlie usual
result, “ a quick and jierfect cure.” I Dont deceive yourself. If yon have
Greatest healer on earth for burns, 1 indige«tion take Kodol dyspe{>«ia Cme
wounds, sores, eczema, and piles. 25c It will relieve you. Rev. W. E. Ho-
cutt, South Mills, N. C. says: “ I was
at Brewer Drug Co’s.
troubled with chronic indigestion for
Eugene woolen mill has been sold to several years whatever I ate seemed to
cause heartburn sour stomach flutter
Tlios. Kaye Co., of Salem.
ing of my heart and general depression
A man who once had rough horny of mind and body. My druggist re
hands made them soft and smooth commended Kodol and it lias relieved
with Witch Hazel Salve, but he used me. I can now eat anyttiing and sleep
the genuine— that iiearing the name soundly at night. Kodol digests what
‘‘ E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago.” For yon eat. Brewer Drug Co.
sores, boils, c uts, burns bruises ect it
Newport and Nye Creek doing lots
has no equal ami affords almost im
of
building this winter. Fine resort
mediate relief from blind bleeding,
itching and protruding Piles. Sold by- and l>etter liked as better known.
Brewer Drug Co.
Itch in g Pile».
If you are acquainted with anyone
The Spokesman is a new paper at
Rose burg. It is “ forninst” graft and w ho is troubled with this distressing
ailment you can do him no greater
independent. It’s field is large.
favor than to tell him to try Chamber
C o m m o n C o ld « » r « th e C U B !« of
lains Salve. It gives inatant relief.
M>tny S o r lo v n l)l »e »» ei ».
This salve also cures sore nipples tet
Physicians who have gained a na ter and salt rheum. Price 25 cents.
tional reputation as analysts of the For sale by Stayton Pharmacy.
cause of various diseases, claim that if
catching cold could be avoided a long
list of dangerous diseases would never
l»e heard of. Every one knows that
the
pneumonia and consumption originate
and C U R E t h e L U N C 8
from a cold, and chronic catarrali,
bronchitis and all throat and lung
trouble are aggravated and rendered
more serious hy each fresh attack. Do
not risk your life or take chances
when you have a cold. Chamberlain’s
Cough.remedy will cure it before these
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Price
diseases develop. This remedy c o n -!
0UGH8 and
60c $1.00
tains no opium, morphine or other l 1 M V 0LDS
Fr** Tri*1-
harmful brng and has thirty years of I
Surest
and
Quickest
Cure
for all
reputation haek of it gained hy its I
THROAT and LUNO TROUB
cures under every condition. For sale
LES, or MONET BACK.
by Stayton Pharmacy.
KILL
couch
* TH Dr. King’s
New Discovery
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