The Stayton mail., July 13, 1906, Image 4

THE S T A Y T O N MAIL
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er» until » .termite order to discontlatM t» re-
coive<t and »11 »rretvrnge» »re p»ld
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
V m U U ’ R N. P IN T L E R , 1>. M. D.
DENTIST
Office over Fn.il Rock'» Store
STAYTON
OREGON
D R . J. \V. COLE,
A U M SVIL LE,
OREGON.
H . A . B E A U C H A M P , M. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office III Hank R iiild in c
N igh ts at 'taarton
H otel. Phone rin x at n igh t. th ree snort rings.
Promptly an »w ,*ied from a ll ru ral lin e*.
STAYTON , OREGON
JO H N
H E N K E L
Merchant Tailor
I h a v e o n h a n d a full l i n e of sample*
for Spring and Summer Suits.
* Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
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OREGON
CALL AT
ERNEST MATTMIEU’S
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PORTLAND CLUB
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Nine Year» Old
Seventy-Five Cent» Per Pint
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Fresh , S a lt and Sm oked
M EATS
HIGHEST M ARKET PRICE PAID
FOR STOCK AND HIDES
Stayton, Oregon
Grand Central Hotel
Is open to the public. All newly fur­
nished rooms.
Accommodations first-
class. Nice, warm dining room and
tirst-class meals.
M. J. SPANIOL, Prop.
Stayton, Oregon
W. E. THOMAS
Undertaker-Embalmer
Good Assortment of
Caskets and Cases
Personal attention given to funerals
when desired. Embalming after latest
methods.
"You'll be awfully busy with the
campaign and the Investigation." »lie
lamented. “ Pqi afraid I will not *«*•«
anything o f you at all.”
"Harrington has flxed h II that." he
explained. "They realise that I cannot
handle both, so Yarrlck will Ink- over
the Investigation. I wanted to keep on,
By Hanry BerlinghoH
but Harrington pointed out that I could
not do both and that this was t o o good
CovuritflU. !*¥. by P. C. Kastmant
a chalice at the senate to I m > lost.”
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“ And are you going to give up the In­
vestigation.”
she gasped “ give up nil
"Then you may get the aenatorshlpT”
•skill Marion. Candle«« gave a little that has been galiHil?"
“ Yarrlck can carry It on." he said Ita
laugh.
patiently.
“ W e have to make som«
“ It ought to be better than that.” he
sacrifice*.“
declared. "This Investigation will at­
“ And you are going to give up the
tract attention all over the country. It
tight before you have fairly begun?*'
might eveu lie good for the governor­ •he repented "You are going to turu
ship."
your lank on the Investigation and let
“ Rut you wou’t get the aenatonhlp thut full through thut you may go tc
this election, will you?" persisted the Washington?"
” 1 told yon Yarrlck would take my
girl. Candles« shook his liend.
“ W e are only fairly getting under place,” he said Irritably. Marion turned
way," he explained patiently. “ I sus and faced him.
“ Hugh.” she said simply, “ do you
poet the committee will alt after Christ­
really think that Mr Yarrlck will take
mas."
"Rut 1 thought you were the whole your place?"
“ Why not?" he asked. This was so
Investigation." she persisted. "W hat
has the committee to do? Can't you different from what he had anticipated.
” 1 heard Mr. l ’olqhno«i talking to fa
hurry it up?"
" I am only one of a committee of tlier last night." she explained. " II*
flve." he said. “ I am doing most o f the said that tlie Investigation was a com
work, but these things cannot be hur­ plete surprise to both parties, that they
had stipjMised there would Is* the usual
ried.”
"You know now that they all atole,” whitewashing and thut you had made
It u real Investigation."
«he persisted.
"W hat o f It?" demanded Candless.
"Rut the facts must be legally set
"H e said," went on Marion, “ that he
forth. We cannot rush It through.”
“ I wish you could.” she whispered. wondered how they would bribe yon
off; tInit he did not think money could
1 "Then we could be married at once.”
“ I know It. dear.” he answered ten­ do it. I was proud of you then. 11 ugh."
“ Why not now?“ lie usked crossly
derly. “ I would give anything to hurry
"Is It any disgrace to be elected to
It up, but we must wait.”
Harrington, strolling ncross the ball­ congress?"
" It Is a disgrace when you turn your
room floor, heard and smiled ns he
asked Candless for a ten minute chat. back on the people who look to you
The younger man went off. proud to be to right an evil when you sell yout
seen in conference with the man who honor for the nomination.”
"Rut 1 urn uot selling uiy honor.” he
really ruled the dect'nies o f kLi party.
Three mouths before Candless would Insisted. "I am simply obeying my
have shouted at the suggestiou that he party's call. 1 am doing, as I am told
might he sent to the senate from his for the best good of the party.”
"You mean in running for congress
• state. He was merely a young attor
uey whose cleverness had gained for but the good of tile party lueuus drop
him a place In the state legislature. plug the investigation.”
"Yarrlck will carry it ou.” he |*»r
Then had coine the water front Investi­
gation. He had been placed on the slated.
"N ot the way you would. Pathei
committee !>ecnuse the leaders su |>|» oh
ed him to be "safe.” To the surprise said that If you kept ou Harrlugtot
Hugh
of every one. he had developed an In­ himself would laud in Jail.
genuity at cross examination which don't you see that they are bribing you
had dragged out. bit by bit. the whole Just as surely ns though thev put mon
miserable story of the steal o f the wa­ ey In your hands?"
The girl watched him curiously at
ter front by the Cadiz and Southwest­
he sprang to his feet ami begun to pact
ern.
It bad been no part o f the leaders' tlie floor. For a quarter of an houi
intentions that the story should come nothing was said; then he turned to In-i
abruptly.
“ Marlon.” he said gently, "you art
right. In my Joy at attaining so soot
what I have so eagerly longia! for I
have blinded myself to the reul menu
ir.g o f Harrington's offer
I see mm
that he wanted to get me out of tin
way. I will go and tell him I will no
run.”
He tenderly beni and kissisl her, tbet
rose to his feet mid left the room, whllt
the girl tufted her head ill the pillows.
Harrington stormed ami tlireuteinsl
but Candless would not bo moved, am
in the end word passed through tilt
rooms that the announcement tha'
Candless would abandon the luveatlgu
tioti was premature.
Late that evening, after tlie guesti
hail gone. Candless lingered in the li
brnry for a good night chat.
‘‘I ’ u
sorry you are disappointed, Hugh.*
whispered Marion, "lint we can wait
dear, until your honor comes wlthou
the taint of suspicion.”
"Yes.” lie saiil quietly, "even thougt
it may be a long wait I will keep mj
hands clean.”
“ Hugh.” saitl Major Shnrple-s. enter
lug through the eurtains. " I don't think
you need to wait, my boy. You bar«
your triumph in being willing to fore
go perferment for your duty. Thai
Is a far greater triumph than the win
nitig of the senntorahip. You may havi
Marlon whenever you want her.”
HARRINGTON HAS F IX E D A L L T H A T ,” HK
E X P LA IN E D .
Hugh tiirmsl to the girl. “ I want hei
out, but it was too late now to call off now.” he said quietly, "fo r my strung!!:
the Investigation. The public had been lies in her.”
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CANDLESS'
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CANDIDACY
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aroused.
A First-Class Hearse
To Candless it had seemed as If he
were very near his goal, for he was to
at a Moderate Charge
make Marion his w ife when he had
Burial Robe», Shoe», Glove» and Hosiery made hi* way. Surely his future was
F u rn is bed
assured. I f only the investigation had
ended Jn time to run for the senator-
Telegraph or Telephone at My Expense ship!
He wondered as he followed Harring
W. E. TH O M AS S TAYTO N , ORE.
ton Into the conservatory whether it
were too late. An hour later, with
sparkling eyes, lie emerged from thn
conference and sought the girl.
"Is It good news. Hugh?” she asked
as he led her toward the library.
“ It couldn’t be better!” he cried ex-
ultingly. “ I'll give you three guesses."
They were inside the library now, and
Keep it in your mind
the girl faced him “ Is It the senator-
that The Mail prints
ship?" she half whispered.
Candless nodded as he seized her
about the waist and waltzed her across
the floor to the library sofa. lie was
like a boy In his exuberance.
"Tell me all about It,” she demanded
ns she curled herself upon the sofa.
“ Was that what Mr. Harrington want­
ed of you?”
“ Nothing less,” exulted Candless. "It
has been decided that I am the most
nvotlnble candidate. They will run ms
the state senate, with the assurance
Or Anything Else You May for
th-_* I sha'1 be.se-;*_fo Wash Intern.” , .
Job Printing
Note Heads, Bill
Heads, Letter Heads,
Envelopes
Want
at Very Low Prices
O n ly
H2
y rn ra o ld .
I am only 82 years old sud dont ex­
pect even when I get real old to feel
that any as long as [ can get electric
hitters, ” says Mrs E II. Rrnn-on of
Dll Id i n < la. Surely t here» lint hing else
keep» tlie old a» young and makes the
we i k m s strong as this grand medicine.
Dyspepsia, torpid liver. inflam-Ml kid­
neys or chronic constipation are un­
known after taking Electnc Ritters a
reason n hie time. Guaranteed by llrew-
er Drug I ' ii , Price 50c.
Ills
K * i n a ili
1 i o n .
“ I suppose," said Ids friend, "that
when the investigation takes place you
will be represented by counsel.”
“ Y'es,” said the statesman, "and I
suppose I ’ll lie misrepresented by the
opposing counsel."
Old C hronic Storca.
As a dressing for old «•tironie sores
there is nothing so good as Chamber­
lain» Halve. VYliile it. is not, advisable
to heal ohi sores entirely, they »limili!
lie kept in good condition, for which
this salve is esperia 11 y valuable. For
s o r e nipples Chamberlains sm I v » lias no
superior. Hold by Htayton Pharmacy.
A W onderful Record.
A« made ini by linnmvisi and exact
process«1« Dr f'h r>-«-’» l-avnrlt«- Prescrip­
tion Is a most efllcleiit remedy fur regu­
lating all tlie womanly function», oorrect-
lUk dlspiacrim tils, as prolapsus, antever-
»Ion mid retroversion,overcoming painful
imm I ih I s . toning iiii tlie nerves »ml bring­
ing a I lout u perfect state of hea'.th. It
cures till' backache, periodical headaches,
the dragging-down distress In the pelvic
region, til«' pain ami tenderness over
hiwi-r alaioniimil region, drlee up ilo>
pelt ic catarrhal drain, so disagreeable
nml weakening, and overcome» every
form of weitkness Incident to th«i organa
distinctly feminine.
" Favorite Prescription" 1» the only
medicine for women, the makers of
w Itidi are not ufraid to print their
formula on tlie Untie wrapper, tlm*
> taking tlieir outrun» into their full con-
tideiice. It Is tlie only nietliclll«« for
women, every Ingrislient of which has
tlie strongest possible endorsement of
the most eminent medical practitioners
ami writer» of our day, rcconiiiictidliig
it for the tllseu»*» for which "Favorite
Prescription' is ium »I
It 1» the only
put • up medicine for women, »old
through druggist», which does nut c«ni-
luln a large percentage of ah-nlnd. »o
harmful In tlie long run, e»|»eelully to
delicate women. It has more genuine
cures to its credit Ilian all other itiedi-
cities for women combined, having
saved thousand* of »utb-mrs from tlie
o|>eratiiig table mid tlie surgisiii*» knife.
It lias restored delicate, weak women to
strong ami vigorous health and virility,
making nioilierhotal |>oa»lli|i*. w here there
was barrenness before, thereby . lighten­
ing and making happy many thousand»
of homes tiv tile advent of little |>||«>S to
strengthen the muritul bonds and add
•iin-hlno where gli»iui and de»|M>uileuey
hud reigmsl liefnre.
Write to Dr If. V. Pierce. He will »end
you good, fatherly, profn-eionul uilvlce,
III u plalll, sealed envoloj»-, nl.soiutely
frisv Address him ut RiilTulo, N Y.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant pellets do not
|ri|s\ Thev effectually cleanse the sys­
tem of accumulutisl Impurities.
The 1'copie'» Common Sense Medical
Adviser, by Dr. Pierce, tun tinges is sent
frrr «>n nralpt of -tMiops to pav oxim - iihc
jf mailing 'itiiy. Send '¿I one-cent stamps
for the Ihiok In i>a|M-r cov fy- nr il . tamp»
for the cloth-pound volume. Adur»-s
as above.
T a m
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t r a i li a 1 1 1 » ,
" 1 vva» a Insci io a tw eiily year Imi-
tei witli «'lirumo pile» and iiialigaut
»ore», until 1 tri««! Huckh-n» A m iea
Salve, whit-ll turm d thè lidi-, I-y etti
log tallii, tilt hot a trace icuuiln»,
wriies A. M. Urne««, ol Kuruivill-, Vu.
Re»t foc old r i c c i » , Cut», Buina ami
W mi mi». 25c ut llrrw rl Drug Slur*
Il la
Itm ie u lt
I' u
I i I u m .
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" I f you are going tu remain In pub­
lic Ilf«« you must «lo something to nt
tract attention.”
" I f I don't attract attention I don't
get re-el«H'ted, and If I do attract at
tentimi it's t«*n to on«* I'll b<* Investigat­
ed. Ho vvligViu I gnin' to do?" Houston
Post.
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O fln i l urry H
F u i » « I «*t l o l l a
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Wlieti Maxim, tin* famoiis gun in-
ventili', plue« «I lii« gun la-lore a «‘iiiuMti*
of jm lge» In* stated it» carrying pnw. r
to lie lllltch la*lmv wlnit lie felt sure I Iu­
guli would ii«-«-nniplish. Th e result of
(In- trial was therefore a great sittiri-r,
instead nf d « ■»su poi u t ment It i» lin*
►Mine Willi tin* «Ila n II foe I tire» of Climi-
la-rlains Colie Cholera and Dinrrh«« «
Remedy
They do not puhltcl« l»ia -i
of all liiis remedy will aei*oiu|ili«h, hut
perfer to h-t the u-i-r» make the »tiite-
nu-in». What tluv do claim i» that
i* w ill piaiitivi-1v cure dimrhoi-a, dv>-
entary, pain» in »tmnach and laivvel«
and lui»iiev«-r lare 11 known to fail. For
•ale by Stayton Pharmacy.
A man «Vini coverà hlnise'.f vvith e*.st.
ly a litui rei nud neglccts Iti» mimi 1« ' ! •*
om* wlm lllumlnatea th«* outalde of h «
bollai* unii alt» vvlthln lo ttio «lark
I » • • • • * I l,,< l U r l t U M I l l
Donni li«-«iiiite in a-k tura fre«-»nin-
pieni Chainla-rliiili» »tmuaeli and li*>-r
Tri Idei ». W e ii • gl-id tu givi- ilii-tn • • •
iinvoni- w lui i» i ri,oblili wnli liillon-.
G rit.
in-»-, ciiu-tipation **r anv ili-or«|er uf
Grit 1» the grutn of chant «'ter. It
i he atmuacli
Many Ini ve ln-«-n |a-r*
may la* d«*«<-rl'n*d a a her.ilsm material­
inaiii-ntly eun-d by tlieiru -e
Sta) bui
ized spirit and will throat Into heart,
Pini rnirtcy.
bruin uiul bnok*ione, »•> as to form part
of the phyatcnl »ubauii»'«* of the uiuu.
Me sur«» oo man w-n» «»ver «llacoulent-
— \Yhlppl**.
«ni wrltti thè World who did bis iluty In
¡t.- rtouthey.
Dues evil still, vnttr wliple life till?
D«>**» wo«* la-tide?
Y olir thoughts «little Oil suicide?
Il«i\ar.1> | <'«• |i!<•• ib 9 In t It I III rr n.
You n«*e«l » pill!
l> u r iiiR tlit 1 h i i i i i tn«*r iiim iiv I i * « h ilil*
\..W for prose fie I s— |>C \V 111 '» Little r»*n m e r a n t to
«•( tin* I n »%$ •
E trlv Risers are the tno»t pie«- lit ••!#» w liir h « b ) i «» i i l«l
r .ir e f ill 1»»t •••»-
and reliable pill« known to-ti«v
They tio ii iis *»( h » ii a * II*** fi rra f nit nut 11 rn I
never gripe. Holtl by Brewer Drug Co
*»f f h»* I mi U p I h h |»} i **. i rs,
I !»t*
\u‘*\
in ii-** i*»r I m » w **I r m ii
H r M ark ed .
"Tills.” said tlie enthualnatle young
reporter. “ Is going to lie out* o f the
liest stories the paper Ims had for a
mouth. Now. mark my words.”
Whereupon the editor seized Ills (urge
club shaped blue pencil mid so tiltl
p U in v 1» t*hi#iiil»**rl*iin n (nth«*, € * I •• »1 • * t i
11 m l O itirrliH Pit JC**rt» I \ >*«% ir p ro m p tly
c o n t r o U « n y iim iH t u r n ! | h om * i i p «« *»t
till» I n iw p I b . F o r m ile liy S n y lo n I 'h m -
1 m ir y .
Sour
S to m ach
It i» alvVHys vvell tu bave a box nf
salve in lite I oti-e.
Hunluiro, t ilt»,
bruises: pile» and tmil» vichi tu De
\\ U t'» W iteli Ilare! Hai ve
Hhoilhl
ket-p « box DII Initul al «Il tifile* |o
No appetite, losi ol strength, tiervouw
p •»« ide for einergeneie».
Enr y e«r»
n ets, headache, constipation, bad breath,
i he »tandarti, bui l«il!owe«l by many general debility, sour rtatngs, and catairh
in. ita Ini*
Re aure yon get thè genu­ of the stomach are all due to Indigestion.
ine D eW itt’* \\ iteli llazcl Bai ve,
Kodoi cures Indtgeat on. This new discov-
During thè Hninmer Sea«on ni P.MMl
redueetl round trip exeni-ton rate»
«'.Il !«• in elleet Ironi Ilio Fusi • * » Nnrth
Piieilìe CoH-t point«, »nell n- Porli in i,
Tarmili«, Seattle, Victoria, Va neon ver,
••le ; » No to 8|s*kane and San Fram-ie«-«»,
Lo» Angeles and San Diego
Rate»
fumi ('n ieago via direct line» tu ilo-
Nortli Paeillt- (!oa»t unti California will
la- <75.00, ami frtnii M i—onri Ifivt-r
point», nauiely, Couiieil Ululi», ( ‘ inaila
Atellinson, Hi Joseph, K n n »«« City,
al-ii Ht I’ mii I ami M i linea poli», rate»
\v 111 IK* <00 00, Rate- I o Hpoki.... vvill
I e <5 00 lesa tinto to I Ile «Toast OI < 7 0 00
from Chicago $55 00 [rum ih«* Mi»-«mri
River unti Ht Paul. Rate» mie way via
thè Sliasta Rotile unti California » i l i
lie < 111.50 higlier tluitl Illuse slbnve
tnentiolieil
'I he»«» ticket» vvill beoti
«uh* dnily emùmenee .lune 1 »t and con-
(inning «tritìi Septeniber I5th vvith fin
al return lim it of Octnlier !ll«t.
T im h e r Land, A d J u n c .L IH7H - - S o -
lice /or u b llc a tlo n .
eiy represents the natural Juices of digrs-
tlon as they exist In a heaithy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodoi Dys­
pepsia Cure does not only cure indigestion
and dyspepxia, but this famous remedy
cures a ll stomach trouble» by cleansing,
purifying, sweetening and strengthening
the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
Mr S. S Ball. j ( Ravel awnod, W. Va . aay»:—
" I waa troubled with »our at mach tor twenty year a.
Kodoi ured me and we are now ualnc It In milk
l(.ro«-iy '
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Kodoi Digests
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Bortlea only
$1 00 S ir» holdlnf 2 S tim e» the trial
alie which ae-li lor SO cents.
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Fret Trial. «
Notiee i» hereby given thitt in colll-
pliance vvith fin- provisinn» of lite act
Surest and U i u c k e a l C u r e f o r a l l
of Cmigrcs» of J il tu* ,1, I87H, entith-d
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" A li act lor th*- sale of linda-r lumi- in
LE S, or M O N E Y R A C K .
tIn- States of California, Oregon, S i-
vada, and Washington Territury,” iis
exten«letl In a li tic- pilhliivLiiltd State»
by ict of August 4, 1802, N'oruli l’eurl
Cameron, of Albany, coiinty of Liuti.
State of Oregon, Ini» ib i- day lileil in
t hi» oflice ber »vvorn »tuteinent No.
(i!*2*>, for thè piireln»s<* nf thè SW \ of
Heeti-ili N*i Ili ili Tow n-hlp No. U H ,
Range No. 1 Franti will oll'er proni to
show tlirtt thè lutiti sought i» more
valtiahle for ita timia-r or »Ione than
for agrienltural purpo-e», nini to e»
t s» >•! i - li ber I-Itiiin to sa iti land liefore
Cuunty Clerk, at Alhuny, Oregon, mi
Thara art mere M c C a ll P s l le r n a «»M Inthv ttnii-d
Thnrsiliiy, thè ÌBrd day of August. .Stales
than of any olh-r mah« • I p - l t i n « 1 hia w on
account of thair atyl«, accuracy and »mplnlty.
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Hhe ninne» a» vvitnesses: Art inni» (' vvinr« «ubicrfb«ra
than any other i.adie«' Ma g -iina
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(¡aine. , Orville F. Sexton and Samuel year'« « u b t c n p t i a n ( i t number«) c o s t * 3 « r e n t « . I.ate-u
number, 5 fltD ll. Keery eubecriber geta a McCall Fat*
Sliauk» of Crahtree, (tre., 0. C Lain- tarn F r u t . SubvcHha today.
L a d i f A f t n t l W a a t r d l . »landeom # prem lum t or
eron, of Albany, Ore.
lib e ra l caeh comtnle«i«m.
Pattern < *' nlogtie ( *•! h"o de-
Anv and all p<-r««>n» elaim ing ad eign«) and Prem ium T a ta lo g u e («howing 400 pretiuum«|
M i l Ir e « .
A ddree« THE M c C A L L C O ., New Y o rk .
ver-elv thè iibove di-eriiit-d lami- lire
reqnested to file tlu-ir ela i'ii» iti this
office mi or ta-forv »aid 23rd day of
August, 1 IN Hi.
A l u e k s u n S D kkhskk , Register.
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