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Bring Us Your Produce A R EAL W O ND ERLAND . Alvarado fled, thinking that ho had killed ills guest and Ills sister's lover. Hon ill I lik .it», with iii- ill'll silver i Wallace recovered, and both be and t . D . A t I X A N D t R . P u b lia i» *» mines, I mhohsii Inrnia, wide ranges I Dona Isabel, whom he afterward mar ried. tried to find him, but In vain. nud Mirmige Vnnintl hirmutinn*, i* * Interni at the poatofllce at Steyton. orejan U Alvarado turned bandit and under an veritable wuitdci Inin! A t Mound Uily, I meli metter r» the racoiid cl*»» other untiie became the terror of Mex in the IliilllA of Mrs K D. Clapp, a (Original.) ico. Finally bo was killed, and his Don Rafael Alvarado, a wealthy cit Tw* Matt. I s m»Ue<1 regularly to 1!» subst-rlb- wonderful ease of healing lm* lately #rs until a deftnits order to .1.«-onttnue la re izen of Mexico, claimed deacout from body was brought to tils buclenda. occurred. Her -mi *• enieil near «Instil i called and all arrearage» are paid- Theu for the first time Ills sister knew that Alvarado who made the famous I "Ex- that the man she had often heard of w it>i lung nud tbrunt irouble leap across the break in the cuusewuy , ns an outlaw was her brother. liatlsting coughing »pells occurred BUSINESS DIRECTORY when Cortez’s army retreated fro m , Probably there is not another su«h ever) > minute»," a i lies .Mrs Clapp, j the capttol. Don Rafael's ancestors; example of family pride. "when I began giving Dr Kings New i had acquired a large tract of laud lu G R A l’ E ADA HOWE ^ i u n n n . r a n u B e i>- n d . Discovery, the gr- .i nndiciue, timt (Goods Delivered Free to A n y ancient Tlascnla. one of the Mexican j saved bin life and eoinpleiely cure«I provinces, niul one of them at oue tltuo Part of the City. Cars of tho Boar. owned a gold mine. In Don Rafael's t Many excellent boars are put In a him.” Guaranteed lor cough* and youth the family wealth had I h ' oii very Office over Fred Rock’s Store colds, throat and lung 'roubles, l*y dirty pen and confined the year round great, and wealth and ancestry are the without any pasture or yard for them Brewer Drug 0o. filk- and $1. Trial father and mother of pride. The young 1 STAYTON OREGON to exercise In, and by the time they are Stayton, Ore. --- ■ I man was brought up to consider no one ! old enough to I k 1 In their prime they bottle free. In Mexico his equal, that Mexico was are ruined by excessive service and made especially for the Alvarados and Old T im * Mountebank*. R , A. E LW O O P, lack of exercise, proper nourishment, that an Alvarado could not accept a Cory at, describing the mountebanks etc. Give him a yard, an aero In ex fuVor *«• withhold one. tent if possible, with u good strong be saw at Venice In tho seventeenth Don Rafael lived on his hacienda, a 1 fence around It and away from tie- century, wjio were udepts In the art of Office over Rock’s store, large estate that remained from the rest of the herd, provide him a warm advertising, speuka of the "oration to original grant o f the king of Spain. sleeping pliu*e during the cold ami the audience of half an hour long, STAYTO N, - OREGON. From his walls the portraits of his damp weather ami trout him in a . wherein he doth moat hyjwrbollcaUy ancestors looked down ou him, all manner that will make him think he is extol tho virtues of Ids drugs niul con seeming to .say the same words, “ Re of some importance and not salute fections, though many of them are J. M. BINGO, member that you ore an Alvarado.'* him with a kick or a club every time very counterfeit and false." And the Covering one end of the lianquet room Suoct‘ « 4 o r to W , 1'. T h o m ns you go around him. Ills dls|>osltlon author of a "Tour Through England” was n painting o f the original Alvara toward you will be to a great extent (17’JÜ) writes of a mountebank bo saw Rigs, Horses and Accom m o do making the wonderful leap. what you make It, and you can rest U» Winchester: “ He cures all «Unease# dations First-class. Don Rafael upon his accession to tho assured that he will appreciate and nud sella his packets for slxjwnce Leave orders at Slayton Hotel. property began to outdo any of his eujoy any kindness and rubbing that apiece. • • • It Is a prodigy how so progenitors in splendor of liviug and you do for him and will not forgot all wise a iN'ople as the Eugllsh are Hacks eon nee t with train* at King* STAYTO N, OREGON. ton and West Stnytoti. hospitality. He had a sister. Dona of tlie injuries nud awult his chance gulled by such pickpockets.” Isabel, who was an especially attrac to get even with you. Stage li n e from Turner t<* Lyons. tive feature In his home. She attempt J O H N H E N K E L Are you having trouble with yo«tr ed to check Jior brother lu his extrav STAYTON, OREGON. Calves In Stanchions. kidkeys? There are lots of people to agance, pointing out to him that those Merchant Tailor The accompanying cut shows the he w«£ entertaining were bleeding him '«lay who wonder why they have pains and nt the rate he was proceeding he liest and chea|iest method of keeping I aecross t 1» ' back, why they nr«» tired I have on hand a full line of sample* would soon have nothing left. But her and feeding calves, according to the for Spring and Summer Suits. and lacking in energy and ambition. warning whs of no avail. Some of the Southern Cultivator, which says: Any guests taught their host gambling farmer who is handy with tools can Your kidneys are wrong. They n«-e«l Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty games, others borrowed money. Roth make the trough and construct the relief without delay. Take DcWitts methods were employed to Impoverish stanchions, lty adopting tills method Kidney A Bladder Bills; they am for BTAYTON OREGON him. Gradually his bank account melt you save room nud each calf gets the weak back, infiamation of the bladder, SUNSET MAOAZIRE j ed away, Ills revenues became mort food allotted to it. The calves cannot backache anil weak kidneya. Sold by be* lighting oue another off. and you bramii uily illuaiaird, food itone* gaged. and at last ruin stared him iu $ i .50 can save the manure Is-tter, also keep Brewer Drug Co. and aitici«* about California the face. and all tha far WeaL • ytêt About this time came a very d if them cleaner. Every farmer who has TME S T A Y T O N MAI L À Tragedy of Pride. We Pay the Top flarket Price DENTIST W. A. Wright, ATTORNEY AT LAW StaytonLivery G. B. TRASK, Prop. Funeral Director and Embalmer MAGAZINE RE ADE RS CITY MEAT MARKET Saatak & . S to w e ll Dealara la Fresh, Salt and Smoked M EATS HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR STOCK AND HIDES Stayton, Oregon ___________________________________________________ Grand Central Hotel — I* open to the public. All newly fur nished Tooms. Accommodations flrst- ilass. Nice, warm dining room and Arat-class meals. — M. J. SPANIOL, Prop. Stayton, Oregon ferent sort o f guest from the others, TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL Msttsr of Fact. George Wallace, a young American of s monthly publication devoted $0.50 A visitor from Ixmdon found In a to the farming interests ol the considerable means and a graduate of W e*. cafe at Rotterdam n Dutchman who s year a school of mining engineeriug. lie had been about a bit ami who spoku had gone to Mexico to examine a mine NO AO Of A THOUSAND WONOCM English jierfcctly well. for some New York capitalists, with n * book ol 75 pagr*. containing This Dutchman was smoking a china view to k»epijig a lookout for other 120 colorsd photograph» nt t Q "J <y pipe of remarkable size and beauty, pKlurrtqur apoU III CaJJursis * mines in which to make investments and the Londoner, an admirer and «nil- sod Oregon. himself. lie found a treasure of an lector o f such bric-a-brac, took the lib Total . . . . $2.75 other kind. Dona Isabel, and straight erty to comment upon It. way proceeded to fall In love with her. A ll fo r........................... $1.50 "You could not stumble upon a pipe Ills love was returned, and Don Ra Ilk«* that every day,” said tho English fael. though he considered no one Cut out thi* advntuemcnl CALF STAH( UIOXS. man. either In Mexico or the United States snd »red with $130 to Tin» Dutchman took three or four good enough to marry his sister, con a good cattle barn aipl raises any num- ls-r of calves should have stanchion* whiff* nt the pipe niul thou slowly re- sented to the match. SUNSET M AGAZINE Something troubled the girl, which arranged as shown here. We want move«! it from hi* mouth. JAMES FLOOD B L D G . SAN FRANCISCO "Certainly not without breaking It,” did not escape the attention o f her lov our farmeru to grow more food for er. lie pressed her for it. and she at cattle, then raise more cuttle and fiuul- he said, gravely.—London Chronicle. last confessed that her brother was ]y fix up to feed and care for them B y special arrangement with j financially In a desperate condition. better. When we is-gln to take the Whenever you feel that your atom- the publishers, you can secure After having tied up his resources he same pride in raising a fine cow that ache lm* gone it little wrong, or when Sunset and T h e M ail one had mortgaged his hacienda, and the we now take In growing a bale of cot you feel that it i* not in goo«! order as mortgage was about to be foreclosed. ton jier acre then we will lie ou the year and the book of beautiful Wallace, actuated by love and natural right road to true, successful fnrmlng. i* evidenced by mean headache*, tier- Oregon and California view s— noble impulses, went straight to Don vousnea*, bad breath, and belching, T h e Road of a Thousand Risky Speculation. Rafael, told him that he had that day take something at times, and especial In the days “ befo' de wah” a handy received a large remittance from Kew ly alter meal* until relief is afforded. W onders—for only $2.00, at York which he had drawn in gold negro named Jack was saving money T h e M ail office. and had upstairs in his room. The earned at odd times with which to buy Tin re i* nothing better offered the amount was sufficient to lift the mort Ids freedom. Ills master encouraged public today for atomacc trouble*, dys- gage. and Wallace offered to loan it hlin and kept ills money for him. In pepsin, indigeai ion, e tc , than Kodol. to his host without security. The only time Jack had saved $000 and needed riita ia a afientilic preparation «if nat condition he made was that I)nu Ra only another hundred to make him His master told him that It ural «ligestant* combined with veget fael should thereafter listen to the ad free. vice of bis sister, dismiss the vampires wouldn't l>e long now until he could aide *eids and it contains tin* same who were preying upon him and en get another hundred. Jnck went out juices found in every healthy stomach with another slave to celebrate some Kodol i- guaranteed to give r< lief. It deavor to straighten his affairs. No appetite, loss of strength, nervous Returning along the Wallace did not doubt that the man local festival. is pleasant to ink«-; it will make you ness, headache, constipation, bad breath, he had offered to help would thank railroad track they were frightened by general debility, sour risings, snd catarrh fully accede to his terms. lie was dis- an approaching train. Both got off the fiel fine by digesting what you eat. of the stomach are alt due to Indigestion. Kodol relieves indigestion. This new discov appolnted. Don Rafael showed a track, but Jack’s companion fell and, Sold by Brewer Drug t'o. ery represents Ihe natural juices of diges thorough appreciation o f the kindly * striking his head against a rock, was tion as they exist in a healthy stomach, killed. Jack hurried m h rapidly as lie Interest that prompted tin* offer, but combined with the greatest known tonlo pride, the trait that dominated the Al- could to ids master's house. It was lirnber Land, Act June 1878 . and reconstructive properties. Kodol for varados. prevented his accepting the a late hour, but the mnster must hear dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion Notice for Publication. and «lyspepsla, but thla famous remedy loan. him. He said. "Gimme mall money L 'u tte d s t a t i'» L a n d 'o t it i’«', helps all atomach troubles by cleansing, " I owe you a world of thanks." he right now.” The astonished master P o r t l a n d . O r e g o n , O c to tie r 1*2, It a li. N o llc c la lic r t 't 'v k i v i - m t i m i I n c o m p ila n e « - purifying, sweetening and strengthening said, "but an Alvarado cannot accept remonstrated, saying, ‘‘But, Jack, you « I t t i th e iir o v l- io n » o f t l i . s e t n i I o i i k ri »» o l the mucous membranes lining the stomach. a favor. What would these, my ances need only another hundred dollars to j n ni; :|, 1X7*. i n t l t l e d “ .% ti no l (o r I hi- » n ic o l Mr. S. S . Ball, of R»ven*wood. W, Va., aay*:— t tors, think of me if I should accept get free.” "I knows it. Mars’ Henry, I l n i l c r la n d a tu th è S i a t i - o f C a l i f o r n i a , o n - " I was troubled with »our stomach for twenty year». K o i i , N e v a t i* , a n d W n .- lii i i k to n T e r r i l o r y , " a» Kodol cured ms and we are now using It In milk knows it, but niggers is too onsnrtin. c x n d c i l t o n f i Ili» ; l ’ n li lt c l,» li< l S t a le a DV a r t for baby." money from my sister’s lover?" Wallace argued with him. pointing Bill j«*s‘ killed lilsseif by bustin' his o f A u g n a i 1, IK 'rj, M ( e lia c i K i t n e , o f N in n Kodol Digests What Y o u Eat. a r * . c o n n i ) ' o f M a r io n , s t a l e n i « ir c g n n , ha» j out to him the ruin that was about to head agin n rock, an’ I ain’ gwine inves’ Ib i» d a y rtlc d in l l i i - o ttico lil» » M n rn s t a t e m e n t Bottle» only. R»ll*r*» Indigestion, »our it mich, belching of ga*. etc. fall upon him and Its influence on his mail money in nothin’ ns onsartln as N o .7 V.l7. fo r th e p n r r l is a e « f h o t I n in i S K ‘ , «if N K u n a r t c r S c e lt o li N o, 1, In T o i v n a li lp N o . IM S, P rap are d by E . C . O aW IT T A C O ., OH IO AO O . future life, all to no purpose. He niggers.” —Washington Herald. K . N o . I K , a n d « I I I off i r p r o n i io « lio w tlin t Ilio la n d « m m III I» m o re v a ln n ld e lo r I I» U l u l ic i could not break the man's pride. lie rtubl by Bn wt'r Drii); Co. o r » lo lle t h a n (o r « « ri .'il 11 n rn I p t ir ix m e * , a n d lo ! was obliged to go to Dona Isabel and Grieg a* a Schoolboy. c » t a lili» li In - d a i n i lo » a n i la n d b e fo re th è IC ig . tell her that be had made the offer, Grieg, tho noted composer, was not a la tirr a n d l { c c c l v c r a l l'u r i la n d , O re g o n • « n a y ,t lin 1 It t i d a y o l .I n i in n r y , liHjsi. but had failed to effect Its acceptance. pattern schoolboy. In a «lescriptlon of T n I c l e a d m uti«'» a - M ltn o -K e » : U i l l i c r t K n i i l - o n . That night Wallace was suddenly his days nt school he wrote: "Knowing « T ir i- K iin t a o n .ile o r * « ! M d 'n r d y s n d O d a IM Ito. K O li. awakened from sleep by hearing a that by arriving late I would not be a l A i o n f y N n ln d n a a r l a l , p O e rc r n io " o la lin lM K « d v c r iw lv t ln noise in his room as if some one had allowed to enter the class until the enil a l io v i'.i lc - c r l li c il I > u ri » a re rc< |iic» tcd tu III«* » ili d i i o r li d o r c » n ld 1 l i t i stumble«! against a. piece of furniture. , of the first lesson, I used, on wet morn d I h a e y t r o f G J a n l l i i m l a a I r n y . flit» il* ia . He listened, but all was quiet. Match ings, to stand under a dripping roof l i , k i i f f t ì B f>* w s M i | R e » la t e r es were on a stand beside ids bed: and until I was soaked to the skin. The • he struck one. Its light revealed Don master then sent me home to change Tim herl.and, A cl Junc . lice for Puhllcatifln. Itafael standing near the chamber my clothes, but the distance being long t : III te d S ta te » L a n d O f fic e , door with a bag in his hand, which this was equivalent to giving me a «11*- P o r t la n d ,O r e g o n . O c lo lie r .’ I . 1!*)7. N o t le e t * li e r o l li k I m ii ih a t Wl i o n i | .¡ l a n c i Wallace recognized as Ids property. pensatlon. You may guess that I |ir o v l» t o n » o f ilio a c t o f (o n e r e » » o f It contained the gold lie had offefed played this prank pretty often, but i w n it n li i ! I » lio , IS 7 S , e li t i t le d " A l i n e l fn r Ilio » a le o f his host—gold that pride had prevent when at last I carri«*<l It so far as to ll in t i e r la n d * I n i l i " S ia le » o f i i t l l f n r n l a , O re d a .i'.n d W H » h ln g ln ti T e r r i l o r y , ” a» ed him from accepting ns a loan. He come one day wet through, though It e g x o t n e , ii d N t e d v a to a l i t i l e P u b lic l.n n d S t a le » h y « e t was now attempting to steal It. bad hardly rained nt all, they became o f A ti|« ii» t I , la n a , H e n r y lln r p « c , o f S a le m , c o n n t y o f M a r io n , S ta te |m » By the brief burning o f a match suspicious and kept a lookout. One U lta d a y II le d In t i lt * o ffic e o f | t|» O « r v e v g 'r o n n , »tatù - Wallace saw the thief. and Don Itnfnel fine «lay I was caught snd made an In in c n t No 71X11, f n r th è p n r e h a - c n f I n e N ' , o f HIV , o f S o c i Io li N o. A l, I n . n w n - knew that lie had been detected. The timate acquaintance with the birch."— S » l K i l ' | , i a N n o d . s N U S , o In f tu ire N o . X K * » t W . M . a n d »111 match burned out. and before Wallace St. James’ Gazette. o ffe r |ir o o f lo - l i o » l I m i ' li e la n d - o n u li 11» m o re m in a t i le f o r I I » ll m la - r o r » K in e I h a n f o r a u r l - couliRHght another Don Rafael rushed c o i t o m i p iir p o » !'* , a n d lo e » la l> ll» li h i» d a i n i to the lied and plunged a dagger Into 1 t o » H l d l a n d lie fo re K e g lM e r a n d s I t e e d v e r a l In Wooden 8hoe Land. his guest and benefactor's breast. | Patience- Did you have any shoe» P o r t la n d . O r a c o li , u n K r ld a y , th è 17tli d a y o l .l a n n a r y , io ti*. Tlic personal recommendations of pet)* Then Dona Isabel, benrlng n llidit. I le n a m e » a» wttuea»«'.»: T e m p ie f .. P o p e , o f j made in Holland? Patrice—Well, I R lk h o r n , O r e g o n ,O t t o l l c r r l t n v . o l M e lis m a , i pie who have been cured of coughs and rushed into the room, followed by oth- ! tried to have a pair made, but when O re ffo n , K ln n - r l ' h n m l i c r l a t i i , F :!l« )io rn ,O ri- g n u , ers of the household. Throwing her- i I went to get them they told me they C a r i T . P o p e . F .lk h o r n , O re g o n . I colds by Chnndierlnin's C«jUKh Remedy A n y a n d a l l p e r n iila e la lm l ii K ad ve r a d ) th è seif on the body of her lover, she i liadu't cut the tree down yet.—Yonkers have done more than all else to make it u a t io v e d e » e r lb e ll la n d » a r e n m iie a te ri l o d ie cursed her brother ns n murderer and | ■ t l i e i r e la lm » In t h la o ffic e o n « r b c lo r e s a l d l 7 t h staple article of trade ami commerce ovet Statesman,. ‘ d a y o f J a n t i a r y , PJ0». a thief. 1 a large part of the civilize«! work!. > auikk . non a. P ssueh , BegUter. Sour Stomach 0 . K. BARBER SHOP G. W . P L A S T E R , Prop. A ll first-class work. Best hair-cutting in town. Two chair* all the time, Ladies Shampooing a Specialty. STAYTO N, / - OREGON. lob Printing Keep it in your mind that The Mail print* Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes Or Anything Else You May Want at Very Low Prices / FRIEND TO FRIEND.
