The Stayton mail., January 03, 1908, Image 4

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T H E S T A Y T O N MAIL
C. D. ALEXANDER. Publisher
entered at the postofltee at Stay ton. Oregon
mall matter rs the second class
ai
Twit M ail la mailed regularly to Its aubacrlb-
era until a definite order to discontinue la rw-
cetTed and all arrearages are paid.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
^ y i L B U R N. P I N T L E R , D. M. D.
DENTIST
Offic« over Fred R ock's Store
BTAYTON
R
O R EG O N
A. E L W O O D ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office o v e r R o c k 's s to r e ,
STAYTON,
-
OREGON.
I
FR O M R H E A N T I L L E S .
K eudall would ever tell It to me. but
I
lie never referred to It. N evertheless
CIIAM IIRHI.AIM's co puli KKMKDY IIKNK*
the w om an w ho had entered a Held for
KITS A CI TY C OU NC I L MAN AT
love w hich she could not e n d u re to
KI NOS TON, J A MAI CA.
e n te r for h e r ow n gain has a lw a y s
Mr \V. O 'R e illy F o g a r t y , w ho is a
been to me a n object of curious In te r­
+++++<k<f*+++*M*+**++<f+*»*
est.
As
for
the
feelings
of
the
man.
I
m
e
m b e r of t h e C ity C o u n c il a t K in g s ­
(O rig in a l.]
Lillian w a s the only n a m e we k n e w enn only Im agine them , though I don't to n , J a m a i c a , W e st Indies, w rites as
h e r by ex c e p t w h e n soiuo one called know ev e n If he w as a w a r e of how she follows: " O n e b o tile of C h a m b e r la in ’s
h e r “airy, fairy Lillian,** w hich d e ­ got th e money with w hich sh e supplied C o u g h R em edy Inni good e tle c t oil a
scribed h e r exactly. She e a rn e d f a r his com forts. A fte r nil. the best s to ­
less money th a n o th e r models, because rk's a r e n e v e r told. T h e re a re some Iu c o u g h (b a t was g o i n g no* tr o u b le and
sh e would ne v e r pose nude. Indeed, It th e telling of which ouly an angelic I t h i n k 1 s h o u ld have been m ore
w a s difficult to Im agine the modest touch would avull.
If you are in need of a mon­
j q u ic k ly relieved il I had c o n tin u e d
W I N S I O W M 1-lulAM
looking little girl th u s exposing h e r ­
! th e rem e d y , T h a i il was lameHcial
ument I am prepared to
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self, th o u g h I do uot m e a n to Imply
a n d q u ie k in relieving m e th e re is no
furnish
anything in the
t h a t a model uftty not iu th a t case bo
Gravity.
d
o
u
b
t
a
nd
it
is
my
i
n
t
e
n
t
i
o
n
lo
o
b
ta
in
modest. Lillian, how ever, m a de suffi­
monument line.
I have a
T he m ost d ista n t planet In o u r solur
c ie n t m oney to pay her room ro u t auil system , N eptune, Is «. 7 o 0 .ooo.noo miles I a n o t h e r b o ttle .’’ For sah* by b re w e r
line of samples with prices
keep q u ite e nough flesh on h e r bones from the sun, and yet the a r m of the \ D ru g Co.
that will interest you.
to in su re e m p lo y m e n t a t h e r calling. sun reaches out a n d controls the re­
•S|i«‘— Oli, look at th a t scarecrow out
As to dross, s h e w a s n e v e r well d r e s s ­ mole planet w ithout the least difficulty.
I also build stone and con­
e d ex c e p t In the tlue clothes provided I u a w ord, g ra vity Is universal, every ' th e r e in th e Held!
by th e a r t i s t s for w hom she posed. atom In the universe e x e rtin g Its Influ­
crete walls. Send for cir­
H e — T h a t i s n ’t a scarecrow.
H e r people lived iu th e c o u n try . She ence upon every o th e r a to m .—New
cular and price list and I
S h e — It m o s t be. tice how m o t i o n ­
h a d le f t th e m to come to the city a n d York A m erican.
will convince you that my
less
it
is.
w hile looking for e m p lo y m e n t w a s t a k ­
en up by a n a r t i s t w ho m a de Illu stra ­
H e — T h a i ’s a m a n w o r k in g by t h e
prices are right.
Soft and Light.
tions for m agazines, an<l In t h a t w ay
A lady fam ed for h e r skill in cook­ day.
sho c a m e to be a model.
ing w a s e u te r ta ln in g a n u m b e r of her
O f course Lillinu fell into bohem ian
BAD STOM ACH T R O U B L E
friends a t tea. E v e r y th in g on th e ta ­
life.
Several of us, all bohemians,
Stayton, Oregon.
ble w a s m uch a dm ired, but the excel­
CURED.
used to havo sup|>ers to g e th e r a n d
lence of the sponge cako w as especial­ i H a v in g been sick f*■ r th e p a st two
wore u sually ac c o m p a n ied by som e of
ly th e subjflgt of re m a rk .
th e m odels w hom w e used to e m ­
ye a rs w ith a bud s to m a c h tro u b le , a
“Oh," e x claim ed one of the guests, "it
ploy. L llllau m a de no scruple to ut-
Is so beautifully soft niul light! Do tell friend g a i e m e a diane of C h a m b e r lin 's
teml th e se su p p e rs a n d n e v e r held
me w h e r e you got th e reclj>e!’‘
S t o m a c h a n d L iver T a b le ts. T in y did
her head a b o v e th e o th e r models w ho
“ I a m very glad.’’ replied th e hostess, m e so m u c h good t h a t I b o u g h t a b o t­
posed a s required, b u t h e r d e m e a n o r
" t h a t you Hud It so Boft a n d light. I
w a s a lw a y s ladylike, a n d a t the slig h t­ m ade It out of my ow n h ead.”—I l l u s ­ tle of th e m a n d have used tw elve b o t­
e s t suggestion of Im purity she would tr a te d Bits.
tle« iu all. T o d a y I a m well of a bad
leave us. T h e re fo re w h e n e v e r sh e w a s
s t o m a c h tr o u b le .— Mrs. J o h n Lowe,
p r e s e n t w e w ere especially careful.
I)o y o u h a v e b a c k a c h e o c c a sio n a lly , C oo j u t , M aine. T h e s e ta b le ts a re for
A n y of u s would h a v e been g lad of
o
r
" s t i t c h e s '’ in t h e side, a n d s o m e ­ sale by Brewer D ru g Co.
L illian’s preference, b u t it w a s re­
Rigs, Horses and Accommo-
tim
e
s d o y o u feci all tire d o u t , w i t h ­
se rv e d fo r my frie n d K e n d a ll to a b ­
O ne W a t Assum ed.
so rb all sh e h a d to bestow. K endall o u t a m b i t i o n a n d w i t h o u t e n e rg y ? If
dations First-class.
A fuel tricked out In motley smiled
w a s a h a n d so m e fellow a n d as a t t r a c ­ so, y o u r k id n e y s are o u t of o rd e r. T a k e
on bis lord and said to him, "8lr, w hat
tive o th e rw ise a s handsom e. W e all
H a c k s c o n n e c t w ith traili« «• King*
agre e d t h a t he a n d L illian m a de a very D e W i t t ’s K id n e y a n d B la d d e r Tills Is the difference betw een my foolish­
ion am i Weal .Stayton.
p r e tty couple.
K e n d a ll had barely T h e y jironijitly relieve baskurlie, weak ness a n d thine?"
“Say on,” quoth the lord.
sc ra pe d e n o u g h to g e th e r to secure his back, i n f l a m m a t i o n of th e bla d d e r a n d
H inge line front T u r n e r to L y o n s.
"W ell, of m ine,’’ quoth tbo fool, “I
e d u c a tio n a t th e a r t school, b u t soon weak k id n e y s. Sold by Brew er D rug
m ake a profession.”
a f t e r g r a d u a tio n m a d e som e success a t Co.
STA Y TO N ,
OREGON.
illu stra tin g . B u t he w a s a m b itio u s to
p a i n t m a r in e view s a n d in his i n f a t u a ­
A C U R E FO R M I S E R Y .
tion dropped his o th e r work. T h e n he
Playing and Listening.
" I h a v e found a c u r e for t h e inisary
b egan to look sha b b y a n d hungry.
M u g g in s — You m u s tn 't tnlud my
Now, th e story of K endall a n d L il­ d a u g h te r 's m istakes
You know she m a l a r i a poison p ro d u c e s," says R M.
lian I c a n n o t tell. I am s u r e th e r e is plays e n tire ly by ear.
Huggins— Un­ J a m e s , of L niiellen, S C. “ I t 's called
a g r e a t de a l to tell if I only k n e w It. fo r tu n a te ly th a t is also the w ay ! E le c tric B itte rs, anti com es in 50 c e n t
All I do know Is c e rta in incidents t h a t listen — P h ila d e lp h ia Record.
bottles. It b r e a k s iij > a case of chills
w e re a s well k n o w n to e v e ry oue of us
or a bilious a t t a c k in a l m o s t no tim e :
a r t i s t s a s to me. T he flrst of th e s e Is
t h a t K endall fell ill. I s a w os m u c h
a n d it ja ils yellow ja u n d ic e c le a n o u t
W H Y S U F F E R FROM R H E U ­
of him a s possible a n d w ould ha v e
ol
c o m m is s io n ”
T h is g r e a t tonic
M A T IS M ?
k e p t him in m y q u a r te r s , b u t he p re ­
m
e
d
ic
in
e
anti
blood
jutriHer gives
Do yo u k n o w t h a t r h e u m a t i s m pa ins
fe rre d to re m a in In his ow u room, a n d
q
u
ic
k
relief
m
ill
ntoniacli,
liver untl
I fre q u e n tly Tnet Lillian th e re n u r s in g c m be relieved? II y o n d o u b t th is
him. 1 w a s poor a s a c h u rc h m ouse j u s t try o n e a p p lic a tio n of C h a m b e r ­ k id n e y c o m p l a i n t s a n d I lie m isery of
a n d could do b u t little fo r him in pro ­
l a i n ’s T a in B a lm . I t will m a k e rest la m e back. Sold u n d e r g u a r a n t e e a t
ENCRAVER a n o ELECTROTYPER
viding m eans, a n d th e re s t of o u r se t
Brew er's d r u g store.
rwam nu
u r o n t a s a n eenvot coto
w ere in th e sa m e fix. N ot one of us a n d sle e p possible, a n d t h a t c e r ta in ly
b u t had a h a r d tim e to live. 1 no­ m e a n s a g r e a t ileal i f / a n y o n e afflicted
ticed t h a t th e longer K e n d a ll’s illness w ith r h e u m a t i s m . F o r sale by B rew er
Too Much For Him.
la ste d th e m ore w orried he se e m e d to D r u g Co.
“ A ndre w ." said a devoted wife to
be a b o u t his necessities a n d w h e re
her husband, “ I w a u t a h u n d re d ."
th e y w e re to come from . I w a s w ith
“A h u n d re d w h a t? ” e xclaim ed the
Notice of Final S ettlem en t.
him one m o rn in g w he n th e su b je c t w a s
Notice Is rahreby given to «11 whom It m«v husband.
m e n tio n e d —Lillian w a s there, too—a n d concern ttint the undersigned h«s riI< <1 Ills liri-
“ D ollars," she replied calmly.
«1 account of the eatate of Mary Hocdighclliter,
w he n be spoke w ith infinite depression deceased.
‘•W h a t for?"
In the county eourt lor Marlon coon-
a s to his condition she sa id cheerfully: ty, Or»-gnn. and that -aid court has »ei the t i me
“Oh. a whole lot of things."
place for hearing the name and any oi>-
"U m -um ,” lie hesitated. "I guess 1
" H e 's blue today. Come a n d see him and
jectiona thereto on the 3r»l day of February,
l'JOs, at one o'clock p. m of said day, at the shall ha v e to check y o u r extruvagance,
tom orrow . H e ’ll ha v e a w indfa ll.”
room of said court In the county court­
I called th e n e x t d a y a n d f o u n d a court
house at the city of Salem, In Marlon 1‘ounty, my d e a r .”
“ Do,” sh e smiled, “a n d m a k e It p a y ­
lot of delicacies on th e table, new a n d . Oregon, and that the same and any objections
thereto will be heard and passed upon by the able to my order, please.”
clean linen on his bed—Indeed, a n u m ­ court at said time and plat e.
bated at Sublimity, Marlon County, Oregon,
l i e collapsed then a u d there.—Brook­
b e r of c o m fo rts he so m uch needed.
this loth tlay of December, l'.sri.
lyn
Citizen.
N eve rthe le ss he looked m ore dism a l
U sv. A. I.AIM K,
Administrator of The estate of Mary Hoedlg-
th a n ever. I a ske d him w h e re his luck
>
47i;
h a d come from , b u t he only shook his hvlmer. deceased.
T H E T R IC E OF PE A C E .
head.
N otili- ut F in a l S e ttle m e n t.
Tin* i n r i b l e itc h i n g a n d s m a r tin g ,
T h e n e x t incident I r e f e r to is this:
Notice I-her.-hy glv.-ii tha: the undersigned
In N.’s pic tu re of t h a t year, w hich w a s li»* flli-il In the County •’onrt of the Stale of i n c i d e n t to c e r ta in «kin diseases, i« u l­
No appetite, loss ol strength, nervous
sold for $3,500. w a s a n ude figure of Oretton for the County of Marlon, her Final u l o n i i n s t a n t l y a llayed l»y ajijilying
Account aa executrix of the Last Will ami Test­
a n ym pth. W e all agre e d t h a t It r e ­ ament of Geo. Wilhi-ltny, <lecea*ed, and that ( ’ lui ni I *<*r In i n ’n| Salve. T rice, 25 cents. ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
‘general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
sem bled Lillian. W e a sk e d N. if she Mid-Court ha- Axed Monday, the 2.ith day of F o r mile |«y Brewer Di ng Co.
of the stomach are all due to Indigestion.
Jan., lixm, at the hour of 10 o’clock a . m . of said
h a d been bis model, b u t be tu r n e d • lay a* the time and the < ounty Court Room In 1
Kodol relieves Indigestion. Tills new dlscov*
a w a y a n d e v a d e d a d ire c t a n sw e r, s a y ­ the county Court Houae In Salem, in Marlon |
ery represents the natural Juices of dlge»*
county,
Oregon,
a-
the
(dace
for
heartug
«ahi
ing:
Final A count and all objection« thereto.
Timber Land, Act June $,1878. lion as they exist in a healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonlo
b a t e d a t S a l e m , O r e g o n , Hit* With d a y o f Di e-
"I supposed Lillian n e v e r posed in
e m l a i r , isti,.
and reconstructive progenies. Kodol for
Notice for Publication,
t h a t fash io n .”
T i i kr a n \v 1.11 I.MY
F u lle d ffTate* Land Offici»,
dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion
Excentri < of III»- Last Will anil Testament id
M eanw hile K endall recovered his
Porllaml. Oregon, October 12. P«i7.
and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
lien. W ilh e lm -,, deceased.
u*
N»> I»-« la lii Tui») given timi iu compliance helps alt stomach troubles by cleansing,
h e a lth anti set a b o u t practical work,
with lib- provlatoiia of the act of C«mgre«« ni
l i e w a s excellent a t outline d r a w in g
Junes 1«7H, entitled An n»-l lor Ilo- -aleni purifying, sweetening and strengthening
Sll.>l
MONS.
limber lauda lu th» S.alc» of California, Orv- the mucous membranes lining the stomach.
a n d g r a d u a lly w orked into some of the
gnu, Nevada, ami Washington Territory,” «* ,, Mr. S. S. Ball, of Ravenawoob W , Va.. says:—
best p a y in g n e w sp a p e rs a n d m a g a ­ In tin- Circuit C hi rt of the State of Oregon for exti-nded
to all the Publie Lami Stati-« by nel '* .•'»•troubled with «our stomach for twenty years,
the County of Marlon, department No. 2 .
zines. B., a figure p a in te r of repute, Nettle Iii-iitiy and Clara Denny,]
of Alignât t, iH’i-J, Michael .Reine, of Niag­ Kodol
cured me and we are now using It In milk
ara.
eoli
ni
y nf Marlou «tale of Ori-goti, ha­ forbsby."
va.
Plaintiff-,' |
b u t a b lu n d e r e r (as a rtistic people of­
th!* dav ttleil In thi« office hl-«worff «la tenir lu
Eva Richmond and F. b. Rich- ¡
Kodol Digests W hat Y ou E i t
te n are), needed a model for bis "V e­ moud.her hu*hHti(l;Vlnl*Stein- i
N»i.7V.#7. fur the ptitehaae oí l.ot 1 and SK1« of
NE quarter Section No. I, I II Township No. 10 «, Bottlas only.
Indlfettlon, tour atnmtrhs
n u s of th e Springtim e." K n o w in g t h a t faldt; Samuel i oulter hio I J vii - i
R.
No.
I
K.,
and
will
offer
priait
to
allow
thaï
belching nt g««, etc.
nle Coulter.hia wife; Fletcher
Hiirnmona
K endall w a s in tim a te w ith Lillian, B. Co u l t e r a n d - --------< on I t er , hi * I
the lami «ought la more valuable for It-aiiiibi-i Prepared by E. C . D s W IT T A C O ., O H IO A Q O .
oratone than for ■ grh-u llural l>tirpo»»a,Tniil u,
w a s stu p id e nough to go to him and wife; I». W . Tarplcy and Mattel I
eatahliah hl« elalin to «ai»l lami bi fore the Keg-
Tarpley, hit wife; and Clay i
Hold li\ Brewer D rug Co.
ask him to use his influence w ith h e r Webber,
later amt Receiver at Porllaml, Oregou, on
Tuesday,Ihr
I
>
t
h
day
of
January,
tana.
Defendants,
j
to induce h e r to pose for it. K endall
To Eva Hlehumnd and F b. Richmond, her I Ile ninne« a» wlinea*»!«: Gilbert Kniitaon.
replied by k n ocking him down.
husband; Viola Stelnfaldt; Fletcher Coulter Chrl» K tini-oli,Georg»- McCurdy and Olla Dike,
a n d -------- Coulter, (tin wife, and tiny Web- i all of Niagara, Oregon.
W e h e a rd th e story of th e a ffair from
her.
J Any ii.uí all perron« rl«Diiliig adversely the
B., b u t K endall never m entioned it.
In the name of the State of Oregon, You and abov» - P -ertlie-il lamia are requcRlrd t»i til»
their claim« Iti thl« office »in or betöre «ahi I Rii
Indeed, a f t e r his illness he avoided us *-aeh of you are hereby rei|iilred to ap|a¡ar and ! ■lav
o( January, '. him .
answer tin- Complaint bled again.-t >on iu the
all a n d seem ed very moody. N ever­ above entitled atilt on or before Saliirda v Un­
a i , . km non S. D hkmskk , Register
theless he w hs w orking hard, r u n n in g iat day of February, l*.«lh, that being the la»t
ila> for jour appearance or answer by von, fix- j
a n original f e a tu r e In a n e w s p a p e r th a t ed by an order of thlaCourt for the publication Tim b er Land, Act June 3, M 7 8 .“ Xo-
m u s t h a v e been p a y in g him largely. of tilia Miimiiioii«, H I , d that if you tall a n to ap­
tice for Publication.
pear or answer, for want thereof the I'lalmlffa
As for Lillian, we m issed her from will apply to the above named Court for the
United State« Laml Office,
Portland, Oregon. October 21, I!xt7.
o u r studios, a n d she dropped com plete­ relief prayed forili (heir Complaint herein,
to-wlt:- For the partition, and in caae parti­ N'otlecla hereby given that Incompliance
ly o u t of o u r lives.
with
the
provisión*
of the act of Congre«« of
tion cannot be made, the «ale of the follwlug
Junes, 1878, e n titled "An act for theanleof
T he n e x t p o in te r to th e sto ry is t h a t describí d lamia and premi«»:* to-wlt: —
Tin- North half of the South Eaat quarter of timber lamia In the Hut»-« of California, Ore­
K endall ca m e to m e one d a y a n d a s to n ­ Section 34, Tow naiiip a South, Range 1 Eaat of- gon, Nevarla, ami Waahington Territory,” «a
tin-
Willamette Meridian in Marlon County, extended to all the Public band Stale* by art
ished me by a s k in g m e to be w ith him
Oregon, and containing all arrea of land, more of Alignât 4,1802, Henry llnrpce, of Salem,
a t his w edding, w hich w a s to be p ri­ or lean, and the diatiitiutton of the proceed* of county of Marlon, State of Oregon, ha*
vate. Indeed, I w a s to be th e only anr.ti «ale among tile Plaintiff« and Defendant« thla »lay tiled in till« office hi* «worn «tate­
herein according to their respective Intermit« me lit No. TrtOI, for the purchase of the S ', »if
w itness.
I a ske d him to n a m e the in
«aid above deaerlhed real nroiierty a« «et HI-.1, ami V , of HW-, of Section No. 34, in lowti-
«hip No. S if, Range No. 3 Eaat IV. M. ami will
bride, b u t he said t h a t I should see out In their I inn plaint now on tile herein.
Tin-Summon« i« published for aix eonaei-n- offer proof tolfhow I liât the land «ought 1« more
h e r on th e d a y of th e wedding. On tive
week« in Tue S tayton M aii . by order of | valuable for it* limber or atone than for agri-
t h a t day I w e n t to n s u it of room s of the Honorable William Galloway, .fudge of the Cllitural purpoaea, anil to eataldlah hla claim
court nt th*- State of Oregon for the to «aid laml befor»- Kegiatcr and Receiver at
w hich he ga v e me Ihe a d d r e s s and w a s circuit
County of Marlon, which «aid oriler \va« made Portland, Oregon, on Friday, the 17lh day
hi Chamber-, In the City of Salem. In Marion of January, 1!*)*.
received by Lillian.
T he personal recommendations of peo-
He name* a* wltncaaet: Temple L. Pope, of
i ita-gnu, on the l<th day of December.
I n e v e r s a w a h a p p ie r sm ile or a County,
1007, the llrat publication being ordered to le Klkhorn, Oregon,Otto llerrlltig. of Muhama, pie who have been cured of coughs and
more b e a utiful expression of uncon­ made on tin- JUtli day of December, P.«)7, ami Oregon, Elmer Chamberlain, Klkhorn,Oregon,
the laat publication on the Slat day of January, carl T. Pope, klkhorn, Oregon.
colds hy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
scious p u r ity on a n y brid e ’s face.
Any «ml «II tairaon« claiming adventely tin-
ì '* ih , and the Defendant« being required to
have done more than all else t»> make it a
above
deacrliied
lamia
are
n-uueated
to
file
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L. L. TH O H AS,
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Surcfimiir t«> W. K. Thonitm
Funeral Director and Embalmer
L e a v e o r d e r s m S t a y t o n H o te l.
STAYTON,
aJO H IN
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Dealers In
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M EA TS
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
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Grand Central Hotel
Is open to th e public. All newly fui>
uished rooms.
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M. J. SPANIOL, Prop.
Stayton, Oregon
0. K. BARBER SHOP
Stayton Livery
G. B. TRASK, Prop.
REI5TLE5 PLATES ARE RIGHT
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FAIR PRICE
Sour
Stomach
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