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IS Swift Vengeance. |
E n te re d a t th e postoll'iCe *t stay-ton. O regon ai
m all m a tte r e* th e se c o u d cl***
(O rig in a l.)
T raveling in New Mexico, I stopped
one evening lu a hamlet. A num ber of
desperadoes hail ridden Into th e town
am i w ere In possession of the saloon,
from which cam e a chorus of yells.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
I w as sittin g on the veranda of the
tavern when I saw a young .Mexican
^ y i L B l ’R N. PINTLER, D. M. D.
m au and woman go by. The man was
good looking, and the girl w a s ^ beau
ty. Though I could riot understand
DENTIST
the Spanish lingo they talked. It was
plain they w ere lovers. They se p a ra t
Office over Fred Rock’s Store
ed alm ost In front of the tavern, not
STAYTON
OREGON scrupling to em brace a t p arting nor
carlug th a t any one saw them In each
other's arm s, apparently oblivious to
all except them selves.
R A. E L WOOD,
Ten m inutes PMer tho young m an
w as passing the saloon when several
ATTORNEY A T L A W
of th e braw lers cam e out rearing
Office ovt*r Rook’s store,
drunk, brandishing revolvers.
“ You say you can beat me sbootlu"/’’
S TA Y TO N ,
-
OREGON.
yelled one to another. “I’ll show you
w hat 1 can do.” And, aim ing a t the
young Mexican, he tired. T he boy
M. RINGO,
sank dow n on the ground w ith a moan.
I heard a shriek and, looklug tow ard
S a c r e M o r t o U . K. T I i u i d h »
a house the girl had eutered, saw her
Funeral Director and Erabalmer staggering tow ard her lover. B ut she
m ade only a few steps when she sank
Leave orders at S la y to n H o tel.
dow u in a swoon, n o r m other came
ou t aud carried her back to the house.
S TA Y TO N ,
OREGON.
Several people p u t th eir heads out of
th eir doors aud w indow s and. seeing
tho young m an lying on the ground,
JO H IN
H E N K E L
gathered round him anil carried him
into the n ea rest dwelling, w here he
Merchant Tailor
died in a few m inutes.
I t w as the shock o f my life. I
I have on hand a full line of sam ples
burned
to see sw ift retribution meeted
for Spring and Sum m er Suits.
out to the m urderer, bu t there w ere
only a few peaceable M exicans In the
Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
town, and I knew it w as impossible. 1
would gladly have le ft the place at
STAYTON
OREGON once, b u t there w as no conveyance ex
cept m y horse, aud I did not care to
risk a journey a t night alone.
I sa t during the evening on th e ta v
CITY MEAT MARKET
ern veranda, endeavoring to quiet my
Seetak & Stowell
indignation w ith tobacco. T here w as a
D ealer* In
h a lf moon in the sky. The a ir w as
Fresh, S a lt and Sm oked balm y, and perfect quiet reigned. Tho
people of th e tow n w ere all indoors.
M EATS
The desperadoes had d runk so h ard th at
they w ere all doubtless in a stupor. At
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
any rate, they m ade no noise, and
they w ere still in th e saloon. I knew
FOR STOCK AND HIDES
I would not sleep if I w ent to bed, so
continued to sit w here I was, lighting
Stayton, Oregon one cigar from another. A t m idnight
I w as still there. The moon w as blood
red, ju s t above the horizon and gave
no light. T here w as a Haring lam p on
a post in fro n t of the saloon, which
partly ilium ined the street.
I t w as n ear m orning when the men
cam e out of the saloon, a few a t a
Is open to th e public. All newly fur
time, and staggered p a st th e tav ern to
nished rooms. Accommodations flrst- a stable below, w here they bad put
:lass. Nice, warm dining room and their to rse s. P resently one w ent by
first-class meals.
alone, whom, though the light w as dim,
I recognized as the m urderer, n e had
scarcely passed the tavern when I saw
a figure—I could not tell if It w as m an
M. J. SPANIOL, Prop.
or w om an—em erge from behind a
Stayton, Oregon house opposite aud scud along behind
him, keeping so fa r ns possible in
shadow.
^
Curiosity got the b e tte r of me, and I
followed the m an and his shadower.
The form er—I did no t see the la tte r—
w as draw ing n ear the stable, w hen I
heard a soft voice call:
“ Signor!”
The man paused a n d turned. W hat
light there was shone diregily on his
face. I can see th a t face now, brutal,
bloated, w ith a background of long
tousled h a ir and a beard falling below
his broad brim m ed felt hat. H e wore
a shabby coat over a dark blue woolen
shirt. Ills trousers w ere tucked In his
boots.
Then I caught a glim pse of another
figure whom I deem ed to be the shall
ower. The back w as tow ard me. and
by the silhouette I knew th a t it was
a woman. I could h ear h er talking to
the man, p a rt in Spanish, p a rt in E n g
Call a t the Tonsorial P arlor and go’ | lish, but w as not n ear enough to hear
a first-class H a ir Cur mid ail <) K w hat she said.
Rub. I t is healing and cooling to the
Two more men cam e out of the
scalp, restores hair to i t ' n atu ra l i saloon, and the m an and th e wom an
health, oper.s the pores and s t r e n g t h I w atched moved into shadow. The
ens the roots.
men w ent on past the place w here the
couple had been standing and entered
G. W. PLA STER , Prop.
N ear Florence St.
STAYTON, the stable. Iiy this tim e the gang be
gan to lead th eir horses out and were
m aking preparations to mount, some
tightening th eir saddle girths, some
looking to articles strapped to their
saddles, while others w ent back to the
saloon f o r a last drink. H alf an hour
w ent by before they w ere all m ounted
and ready to depart. Then I heard one
of them ask:
“All here?”
A few m inutes later a voice said,
“Sam is m issing.”
Keep it in yonr mind
“Oh, I saw him go off w ith a gal,”
th a t The Mail prints
said n voice.
“ Well, I reckon he’ll come w hen he
gits ready."
Then they all rode away.
I w aited till the c la tte r o f their
Note Heads, Bill
horses’ hoofs had died aw ay In the
distance, then strolled along, taking
care to keep In shadow, tow ard the
Heads, Letter Heads,
place w here the m urderer and the wo
m an had disappeared. I listened, blit
Envelopes
could hear nothing. I waited, still lis
tening and peering into the darkness.
All w as still. I entered a lane through
Or Anything Else You May which I thought the couple had prob
Want at Very Low Prices j ably gone. T here w as nothing bu t the
stars to light t he way, a nd, passing a
T « « M * i i . 1* m a ile d re g u la rly to Ita su b s c rib
a n u n t il a d . n n lte o rd e r to d is c o n tiu u e la re
ceived am i a ll a rre a ra g e s are | a id
Grand Central Hotel
0. K. BARBER SHOP
lob Printing;
dark pi>lrf, ’ tfunib’.'d against som e
thing lyli g on the ground. I turned
and. looking down at my stum bling
block, saw th at It was the shape of a
hum an body. I put my hand down
on a mini's breast and against some
thing wet. I started to get aw ay, hut
a desire to fix m;' suspicion conquered
my dread. I struck ii m atch, nml It
Hashed In the ashen face of the m ur
derer.
An hour later I left (he place w ith
out a word ot my find.
K. A. M tTCHEL.
Food For Lnto Summ er Pifl*.
In answ er to the question “W hat Is
the host ration for late sum m er pigs
(July and A ugust) through th e w inter
wtieu Intending to have them ready
for the m arket about the 1st of April
or May? W illiam 1 Met rich of Illinois
snys in the Breeder's (¡alette, Chicago;
T he best ration for late sum m er pigs
us well as pigs of any other season Is
th at which furnishes the pro|>or am ount
of protein, carbohydrates and hulk. A
pig has only one stomach, aud th is a
com paratively sm all one, therefore It
U not adapted to roughages aud m ust
be fill largely on concentrated feists.
However, if u pig under five or six
m ouths of ago Is given a full ration of
concentrated feeds it will Invariably
eat too much. Therefore th e ration for
pigs of this age should eith er be lim
ited or else should contain a sufficient
quantity of a roughage like clover, a l
falfa or w heat bran, so th a t the d i
gestible n u trien ts will I h > limited to
the proper am ount.
C arbohydrates
may bo obtained from corn. P rotein
m ay be obtained from such B uds ns
skim milk, soy henna, row peas, clover,
alfalfa, und If one chooses to patronize
commercial food dealers he may nso
tankage, oilmen I. wheat middlings and
to a slight exteut w heat b ra s.
FROM T H E AN y LL ES
(At A Mil l
III A I N ’ S l O l ’HII I t F M h P V B K N K
Kl I - A l l I V l l M ’ M T I . M AN AT
K I Ml S T l l M, J A M A I C A .
Mr VN . O’Reilly F ogarty, who is a
m endier of the t'ltv ('onnell at Kings
ton, Ja m a ic a , M isi Indies, writes as
follows: “O ne bottle of t'h am liei Ia in ’s
('migli Remedy limi good effect on a
cough lion was giving me tronfile and
1 th in k I should have la-en more
quickly relieved il I bad c o n tin u ed
th e remedy. T h at it was lieneflcisl
nml quick in relieving toe »here is no
doubt a ml it is n .A inti nl ton to obtain
a n o th e r b o 'tle .” For »ale by Brewer
D rug Co.
She—Ob, look at th a t scarcerine o u t
th ere in th e field!
He— T h a t isn't a -carcero«
Sh«*— It m u st Is- See lu*« motion*
le-s it is.
He—T h a t ’s a m an working by the
da * v. V
BAD S T O M A t'll T R O U B L E
C l 'R E D .
H aving been »irk for the past two
years « itli a bad stom ach trouble, a
friend gave nu- u dose ■>( (Miamln-rlin’*
Sioiiiarli and Liver Tablet*. They did
me so m uch good that I bought a hot
tie of them and bave usisi twelve hob
'le* in all. Tialay I am well of a Imd
stom ach t r o u b l e — Mrs J o h n Lowe,
Cooper, Maine. These tablets are for
sale by Brewer Drug Co.
Monuments
riarble, Gran
ite or Bronze
If you are in need of a mon
ument I am prepared to
furnish anything in the
monument line. I have a
line of samples with prices
that will interest you.
I also build stone atjd con
crete walls. Send for cir
cular and price list and I
will convince you that my
prices are right.
* L. L. THOHAS,
Stayton, Oregon.
S ta y to n Liv e ry
G. B. TRASK. Prop.
Rigs, Horses and Accommo
dations First-class.
Soma O t h e r F e l lo w 's .
"W ith *100.000,” »aid the man of
expansive Ideas. “ I could m ake a for Hack* fotinw 't with I rain* nt Kings
ton inul W c»t Stuy ton.
tu n e In Wall stree t.”
“ Yea.” replied the piker, “hut whoae
Htiigc I tin* from T n ro « r to Lyons.
fortune would you m ake?“—W ashing
ton Star.
STA Y TO N ,
OREGON.
Do you have backache occasionally,
or ••stitches” in th e side, and som e
times i l ) you feel all tired out, w ith
ou t am b itio n a n d w ithout energy? If
so, y o u r kidneys a n out of order. T ake
D e W itt’s K u ln e v and B ladder I’ills
A C l'U K FOR M IS E R Y .
T h ey pro m p tly relieve baskaehe, weak
“ I have found a cure for th e misary
back, in flam m atio n of th e bladder and
m alaria {toison produces,” says R. M.
weak kidneys. Sold by Brewer Drug
I Jam es, of Lonelier*, S C. “ It's called
Co.
Electric Bitters, ami cuines in .V) cent
i b o ttle s.
It breaks up a case of chill»
Sorry He Spoke.
I
or
a
bilious
a ila c k in alm ost no tim e;
“ Iteally. Miss Trim m , you ought to get
m arried.” reuinrked W edderly. “You’ll ! mil it puts yellow jau n d ice clean o u t
soon l»e lu th e sp in ster class If you ! o l c o m u i i - s i o n
T his gteat tonic
don’t hurry up and catch on.”
' m edicine and blood purifier gives
“Oh, don’t worry about me, Mr. W ed
derly,’’ replied M i s s ITitnm . “ If I i quick relief in il! aioiuach, liver and
were as easy to please as your wife I kidney c o m p lain ts and th e misery of
would have liecn m arried long ago.”— ; lam e back. H o l d u n d er guárante«- at
London Telegraph.
; Brewer's d ru g store.
W H Y S U F F E R FROM R H E f
How It Affected Him.
M ATISM ?
Mrs. Mylea— When are you coming to
Do you know th a t rh e u m a tis m pains call on us?
Mrs. Styles—Oh, I really don’t knowf
can be relieved? If yon doubt tlii«
“ But you said you’d come soon and
ju»t tryx one applica tio n of Cham ber- bring your husband?”
Iain’s P a in Balm. It will m ake rest
“ I know I did. and I asked him last
,tu<l sleep {>os»ible, and t h a t certainly night to come over, and lie said he’d
iiiean* a gr< at «leal to any one afflicted Ilk eto dream over It, and, do you know,
dear, ho had au aw ful nightm are last
with rh e u m a tis m . F or sale by Brewer night!”—Yonkers Statesm an.
Drug Co.
It is f»»r w ant of application rn tb er
T i m b e r I . h i o I, A c t . I n n s .1. 1*7» —M o l l e e
than m eans th a t men fall of s u c c v m .
f o r I ’l ib lle M i I o n .
La Rochefoucauld.
C u l le d »iHtes L a n d o f f ic e .
REI5TLES PLATE5 ARE RIGHT
HEI5TLES RATE5 ARE RIGHT
FRANK
REISTLE
CNtRAVER
ELECTROTYPE»
soosc ma
ano
n t « n i a m s t i n a v r a c « h o
OUR CUTS PRINT
FUI PRICE
Sour
Stomach
Port Is iid, O r e g o n , N o v e m b e r I I , 19(17.
.Notice i« h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t R a lp h !.. H a ll
T H E P R I C E OF P E A C E .
of liiieim Vista, c o u n t y of Polk, Sla t* of O re g o n
ha* a p p li e d to p u r c h a s e , u n d e r t h e a c t o M 'o n -
T
h
e
teirible itching amt sm arting,
»-res* of J u n e 3, l»7s. aa e x t e n d e d by a r t of Au-
_ u t 4. M»J, t h ‘- S ’, of » W t of S e c tion No. IÓ incident to ce rtain »Rm di»eases, is ut
Ka ■ . N o.4 E ast a n d « III
off. r proof to s how t h a t t h e l a n d - o u g h t Is m ore most instantly alluycd by applying
valiuilib for I I - U n i
r o r stoic I h a ii f o r a g S i -
No appetite, loss ot strength, nervous
Price, 2d cents. ness, headache, constipation, bad breath,
e u l t u r a l p u r p o v , a m t to e s t a b l i s h I n t e l a i l o to CliuiiiberUin’s halve.
-aid la n d before t h e R.-gl-t.-r a n d R e ce iv e r a t
general debility, sour risings, and catarrh
P o r t l a n d , O re gon, on t h e i.th d a y of F e b r u a r y , For sale by Brewer Drug Co.
i yus.
of the stomach *re all due to Indigestion.
l i c ú a m e * a* w itnesse s: W illia m M arion
Kodol relieves Ind gestlon. This new discov
A i n u , of Buen i V ista , O r e g o n , E d w a r d f r a t t i -
ery represents the natural Juices of diges
r, of B u e n a V i-ta . O regon, f r a n k l i n l l e r r l l n g .
tion as they exist in a healthy atomach,
ol S t a y to n O r e g o n , O t t o H e r r l l n g o f Mehaiim
O re g o n .
combined with the greatest known tonlo
C u l le d S tates b a u d Office,
Any s u d ili person« c la i m i n g a d v e r s e l y t h e
and reconstructive properties. Kodol for
P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n , I n i i ua r y, 4 pun.
above-de»erlbed la u d s a r e r e q u e s t e d to file
N otice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t i n c o m p l i a n c e dyspepsia does not only relieve Indigestion
t h e i r c la i m s in till* office o n o r b efore sa id Atn
w i t h t h e p r o v isio n s of t h e a c t of C ongre ss of and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy
lay of F e b r u a r y , PJb*.
J u n e 3, l»7s, e u l l l l e d " A u a c t for the s a l e o f helps all atomach troubles by cleansing,
A bn RR NON S. PHKJCOK. R e giste r.
l i m n e r la u d s It* the M a te s of < a ll f o r u t a , O re
g o n , N e v a d a , a n d W a s h in g t o n T e r r i t o r y , " a . purifying, sweetening and strengthening
SI >1 M O N » .
e x t e h d e d to Ol tin- P u b lic b a u d .State* by act the mucous membranes lining the atomach.
In t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t of t h e state- of O re g o n for of A u g u s t I, Iswj, B e n ja m in K n a p p , ol Kal-
Mr. S. S. Ball, of RsventwaM. W, Vs., says:—
tapell, c o u n t y "I F l a t h e a d . S ta le ol M o n ta n a, ” I wss troubled with sour tlom sch for twenty year».
t h e C o u n ty ol M arion. I i e p a r ti n e ii t No. 2.
N e ttle p e n n y a n d r i a r a P e n n y , )
ha* tills day tiled III tilts office Ills » s u m - talc- Kodol cured me sad we ere now using II In milk
vs.
P la in tiffs, I
m eiil No. «lot, lo r t h e purchase- of t h e HF‘. of for beby,”
NIV q u a r t e r a n d Isils 3,4 »rut i of Section No. 6,
E v a R i c h m o n d a n d F. L. Rich- 1
Kodol Digests W hat You E«L
m o u d ,h e r h u -b a n d ;V lo laS tein - i
In T o w n s h i p No. US, R. N o . 3 E, a u d w illoffe t
fa 1<It; .»allinei C o u l te r a u d J o n - I
proof lo show lli a tt l ie la u d s o u g h t is m ure v a l u Bottles only. Relieves Indlreillon, »our stomach,
belching of ra s, etc.
nie I On It- r, h is wife; H e t e l h r > ÿu in mon*
a b le for Its U m b e r or sto n e Ilian for a g r i c u l t u r
m u t e r a n d - - — Colili*.",hi* ,
a l pu rp o se s, a n d to cmmo II/I i III» c la im to »aid Prepared by E. O. DeWITT Jt C O ., OHICAQO.
wife; P. W .T a r p l e v a n d Mabel I
l a n d before tile R e g is te r a n d R e ceiver a t port
l a n d . O r e g o n , oil Saturday , the JIM day of
Tarple)*, hi* wife; a n d H uy |
Mold by B i t - « it Drtii; Co.
W ebbe r,
M arch, 1*0*.
pefeu d a n ts. J
fie n a m e s a» w itnesses; M s ree llu s H. S to re r
To E va Rich m o u d m id If. b. R i c h m o n d , h e r a n d A n d re w J . I l o b a o . of P o r t l u n d , O regon,
h u s b a n d ; Viola Htertnfaldt; FJet-.her C o u l te r PhD E n d u e r a n d O r a u t S m i t h , of Mill Cliy,
a n d ------- c o u l t e r , h i s wife, a n d <>uy Web Oregon.
Any a n d a ll |wr»ou* c l a i m i n g a d v e r se ly t h e
ber,
In tie: n a m e of th e S t a te of Or -got», You a n d a b ove-de sc ribe d laud» a r e r e q u e ste d to file
c eli of you a r e h e r e b y r e q u ir e d lu a p p e a r a n d tlie ir c la im s In th is office o n o r lie I ore »aid Jl»t
a n s w e r t h e C otiipligiil filed a g a i n s t you In th e d a y of M a rch ,
a b o v e e n t i t l e d s u it o n o r before S a t u r il a y t h e
A I . i CK. n o N H. P k k s h k k , R e g is te r.
1st d a y o i F e b r u a r y , R ajs , t h a t be in g ilie last
day for y o u r a p p e a r a n c e o r a n s w e r by y ou, fix
ed by iii ' i o r d e r of t b l s C o u r t for t h e p u b lic a tio n
of t h is S u m m o n s , s i . d t h a t If you fall so to a p T i m b e r b a n d . A r t . l u n e .1. I » 7 » . N o t i c e
fo r P o lii lent I o n .
p e a r or a n s w e r , for w a n t t h e r e o f t h e plaintif?»
U n i t e d S t a le s b a n d Office,
will a p p ly to t h e a b o v e n a m e d C o u r t for t h e
P o r t l a n d , O r e g o n , N o v e m b e r 4, 1907.
relief p ra y e d for In t h e i r C o m p la i u t h e r e i n ,
N otice Is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t In c o m p i l a n e «
to-wlt: - F o r t h e p a r t i t i o n , a n d i n ease p a r t i
tio n c a n n o t be m a d e , t h e sa le of t h e folfw tng w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s ol t h e a c t o ’ C o n g r e s s of
J
u
n e 3 ls<*. e n t i t l e d " A n a c t for t h e s a l c i o
de sc rib e d la n d s a n d p r e m is e s to-wlt:
T h e N o rth h a lf ol i h e So u th ha»t q u a r t e r of il m I« -r laii/f* I il Mie »late* of < a 11 for n i a ,Oregon
Section I, 1'ow n s h i u S S o u t h , R a n g e I E ast of N e v ad a , a n d W a s h i n g t o n T e r r i t o r y , " hs e x
the W il l a m e t t e .MetAlien In Murlon C o u n ty , t e n d e d to a ll t h e P u b lic b a n d Stale» by a c t of
O r e g o n , a u d c o n t a i n i n g SO acres ol l a n d , more A u g u s t 4, 1*92, B e r th a R. H e r r l l n g , of B taly o n ,
o r b - * , a n d th e d l s t i p m t l o n of t h e pro c ee d s of c o u n t y of M a rlo n , S t a te of O re g o n , h a s t h is
■ n e h »ale a m o n g th e Plain tiff» a n d D efendant» d a y fifed In t h is office- h e r s w o r n s t a t e n e n t No.
h e r d a c c o r d i n g t o t h a t r r e s p e c t! v e Internala 7414 for t h e p u r c h a s e of t h e NW q u a r t e r of NW
ni sa id a b o v e d e - e r l b e d real p r o p e r t y as set q u a r t e r of See. 14 a n d KU of S E \ Section No.
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