/ THE STAYTON MAIL H y E . It. A L E X A N D E R . T h ir t e e n t h Y e a r . A. N l t W S P A H K H , N OT A N O H O A N S u b s c r ip tio n , $ 1 .2 5 P E R A N N U M STAYTON, MARION COUNTY. OREGON, JUNE * * * * * * * V 1908. this time. What Htnyton needs is when J. W. and wife feel very lone­ unity, not factionalism. Hhall we some, for they miss him very muen. A n our readers linvo perhaps noticed, have it? Jdlin Hefner and family visited at several of our merchant* and tin* bunk I. atkk .— Since tho above was in Then. H ig h b erg er’s Sunday. have withdrawn their advertising from N. Kitzinger made a business trip to tit« M ail , supposably because the id type, we have had a talk witli W. L itor Niiw fit to make un « of tho priv­ F re res, cashier of the hank, and he Heott’s sawmill Wednesday. ilege granted him by tie* Constitution states that the cause of iiis withdraw­ Me Casteel is working for A. L. of the United Hinted to vote iih lie ing his patronage from the M ail was Hhelley. the criticism of tlie picnic in a com­ pleased. Wm. VanHandel is busy hustling We consider the action of these |a-o- munication published in this jiaper lumber for hts next house. and written by K. Forretle. It is the pie unjust mid unwise— unjust, lie- Mrs. Lee Tate recently visited cause TilK MAlt. Iins never U-eu used rule of all newspapers to n|ien their friends in this vicinity. columns to communications intend­ us h medium to influence voters one Col i c and l l l ar r hoe a. way or another on the question of pro-; ed for tlie public good. This is one of hitiition, and because until conditions the safeguards of our uatioonl liberty Fains in the stomach, colic and di­ in Htnyton hud reached a point wheie — free speech and a free press. It was arrhoea are quickly relieved by tlie and still is tlit- privilege of any one they were a slinnie and a disgrace, we u»e of Chamiierlaius Colic, Cholera had favored allowing the Naloons to ngrieved to answer Mr. Forrette's arti­ and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by cle Men in public life must ex|»ert run Their action is unwise, in that all druggists. it will prove a hjomerang—- will do critici-m; a public man who does not receive it is one who achieves nothing. themselves more harm than it will While l)r. H. A. Beauchamp was . . . And ibis brings us back to the text T hu M ail . Htnyton is right now driving hi. trotting mare hitched to a *$**¥ where she needs the help of her friends. of the foregoing article. Mr F re res is cart, the atiininl became frightened There is no question but that the pass- the mayor of Htayton and president of and starred to run. The axle of the , inic of the prohibitory law in this pre­ the Commercial Club— a man to whom cart broke and tin- Dr. was thrown cinct even under best conditions all the people look to work for the out, alighting on bis head and shoul- j would have a damaging efleet, for best interests of tlie community as a der*. The accident occurred near those opposed whether interested in whole. lie seems to consider Mr Geo. Lentz’s, and tlie Dr. was brought the town or not are lanind to knock. Forrette’s article n personal matter. home by Frank Lesley in his automo- These people are helping the knock- Hus he the interests of the town at bile. He was considerably bruised ers knock their own business. They I miiii sufficiently tu lay aside (airsotial and shaken, and his back severely do not seem to consider tlint the edit­ grievances for the good of the com ­ strained, but tlie following day was or of tins paper is only one of 153 in munity that lias placed him in its able to attend to his patients, though Slayton precinct who voted "dry,” to highest office? We believe be has. not feeling very brisk. The Dr. is say nothing of those who voted the congratulating himself that lie es- OHITVAKT. same wny in other precincts, and a caped with so slight injury. Thomas J. Smith w h s born January slap at us is a slap at them Tniilgnt. l'Jtli, 1834, near Hpringlield, Illinois. Htayton lias a good deal at stake If you would, enjoy tomorrow take About 1830 or '37 lie moved to Iowa jimt now—-a railroad in prospect, a and in 1841 to Halt's county, Mo. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab •*oolen mill tli n t needs help, and in April 10, 1840, be started across the lets tonight. They produce an agree­ order to keep pace with other towns plains with 1 1 is parents. His father able laxative effect, clear the head and eontinual boosting is necessary. To died la-fore reaeliing .the Willamette cleanse the stomach. Price, 25 cents. introduce factional - rife and dissen­ valley With Ins mother and broth­ Samples free at Brewer’s drug store sion at this time is in destroy the har­ ers arrived in Salem, Dec 23, 1840, mony that i* necee»aiy and endanger after mouths of hard travel and terri­ Everyone interested in imultry the future id the town— and all for ble hardships. should call at this office and subscribe what? William Campla'II was captain of for the Northwest Poultry Journal. During nearly seven years in Htay ilie train lie traveled in to wtiere tlie The price is only 50 cents per year ton we have worked for what we con­ road forked for California ami Oregon and it contains much valuable infor­ sidered the best interests of the entire and from there Unde Henry Smith mation in every issue. It is published community. We have always been was captain of tlie train corning to in Salem, hence baa const news, and willing to accept criticism or counsel, Oregon. such as is of value locally, and of but never dictation. Htayton is March 31, 1853, the deceased was much more value to people of this sec­ known as among the prosperous and married to Elisabeth Bryant. To this tion than FLu-tern journals. wide-awake towns of the Valley. Wc union nine children were tiorn, seven Nature has provided the stomach believe T iik M ail is entitled to some ... daughters and two sons. Mrs Eli/.a- with certain natural fluids known as pu.tion ,B lrm\ both Smith, the wife, died January 27, the digestive juices, and it is through have with the rest of be people#of , stM) hRJ, one brother / N. tills place, seen the saloons go from Smith, of Central Point, Jackson Co., these juice* that the food we eat is bad to worse, even in the face of , tlie and one sister, Mrs. M. E. Blakely, of acted upon in such n way as to pro­ , , fart tlmt the saloon men themselves |»ortlaildf now living, and of hi. own duce tlie rich, red blood that (lows through the veins of our body and looked for the town ,u 1 family there are Mrs. Margaret Mur* year. Two years ago.wlieq Stnyton had phy and Mrs. Lucinda Miller, of Stay- thereby makes us strong, healthy and 28 wet majority, a saloon man prnpli ion, Mrs Alice Stapleton, of Portland, robust, and it is the weakening of esied that tlie town would go dry in Mrs. Etta Prcttyman, of Watsonville, these digestive juices tlint destroys UX)M. From 28 wet to 50 dry is quite Calif., Mrs. ltoxie Lake and Mr. J. W. health. It is our own fault if we des­ a step in tIti<* precinct’s vote, and Smith, of Stayton, Mr. H. K. Smith of troy our own health, and yet it is so shows that the people thought them­ Portland, all of whom were present at easy for any one to put the stomach selves justified in their voting as they the funeral There are eight grand­ out of order When you need to take did. Sublimity precinct, that two children and six great grand children, something take it promptly, but take years ago bad a few over twenty dry besides many friends, to mourn his something you know is reliable-some­ votes, this year cast 75 dry, lies ides departure. He united with the Christ­ thing like Kodol For Dyspepsia ami two that would have counted dry ian church June 1872, of which he was Indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to take, t lirow ii out. 'The fact is, the people a member the rest of his life. He it is reliable and is gunratced to give did not as a rule vote against tlie sa­ passed away June 1st, 1008, being 74 relief. Hold by Stayton Pharmacy. loons, hut the way the saloons are con ­ years, 4 months and 12 days old. Presbyterians of Pilot Rock will ducted Tlie saloon element lias con ­ build a |3,000 church. trolled elections hero during tlie past Sublimity Gleanings. seven years, and they are alone to DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Philip Meier made a business trip to arc prompt and thoro nod will in a blame because tlie laws were not en­ Portland this week. forced, and that they were voted out. very short time strengthen the weak­ We hear it rumored that tne ones Rev. A. Lainck spent several days of ened kidneys and allay troubles aris- who have quit tlie M ail talk of having this week in Portland. ing from intlamation of tlie bladder. another paper started in town. N\ ** . Philip Meier A Son have received They are recommended everywhere. do not believe this is true, as we give „ |#,r new KM ,,„y pieM> lt is of the Hold by Stayton Pharmacy. them credit for having better judge­ latest improved kind and has a capac­ Some men fail to hit the target of and ment than that. This would divide ity of from 40 to 60 tons. They will Htayton into factions, each with an hale hay and straw during the sum­ success because they aim too high. organ, and would cause a breach that mer. Stomach troubles are very common it would take years to heal. “ A house in the summer time and you should Chris. Giebeler has received his new divided against itself is sure to full." not only l*e very careful about what We have considerable money invested 20 horse power J. I. case engine. you eat just now, but more (ban tins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schott, Mrs. in Stayton, and had expected to in­ you should be careful not to allow vest more during the summer, and we E. P. Schott ami Miss Jennie Riester your stomach to become disordered, left for a few weeks stay in Portland are not anxious to see our property and when the stomach goes wrong decrease in value, as all property will Tuesday. take Kodol. This is the best known if this uncalled for opposition is con Four pupils of the public school preparation that is offered to the peo­ tinned, and rather than see a factional have successfully passed tlie 8th grade ple today for dyspepsia or indigestion light started in Htnyton that is bound J examination. They are tlie Misses or any stomach trouble. Kixiol di­ to result in great harm to us a both Theresa Rausclier, Mary Odentlial, gests all foods, ft is pleasant to take. in a business, financial and social way, Mary YanHandel and Mr.James Ripp. It is sold here by Stayton Pharmacy. while we have nothing to give away, Mrs. Henry Miller returned from we will take a fair consideration and | Cascade Locks Tuesday, where she vis- Tetter cured, sell the M ail if those parties will pro ited her son, Dr. F. J. Hosch. I A lady customer of ours had suffered ducc a buyer whom they believe will Mrs. Oehlschlager and Miss T. Arm with tetter for two or three years. It conduct tlie paper in a more aatisfac- ] old are visiting friends here. got »<» had on her hands that she could lory manner than the writer. .1. F and M. W. Hunt, Walter and n,lt " Uend tn her '•»«■•hold duties We were accused one day this week One box of Chamberlain’s Halve cum l Henry Downing and Mr. Frazer, of by a good friend of ours of being too lier. Chamberlain* medicines give loyal to Stayton. He Miiil, "W ith you, Portland, passed thru here on their splendid satisfaction in this commun­ T h i n k « I t H h v i m I h i « L i f e . way to the Hrciteuliusli Hot Springs. it is Stayton, Stayton. Everything ity.— M. H. Rodney & Co , Almond, Lester M. Molson, of Naples, Maine, for Stayton.” -We plead guilty to the Ala. Chamberlains medicines are for Triumph Notes. charge. Wo have always had faith in says in a recent letter: “ I have used sale by all druggists. the future of this town, and now that Mrs. Martin DoerHer and daughter Dr. Kings New Discover) many years, it is where it is— where it needs help spent a few days visiting at the Ritz- Big cuts or little cuts, small scratch­ for roughs and colds, and I think it — we are, ns always— ready to do our inger home. es or bruises or big ones are healed saved my life. I have found it a reli­ part to keep it in a prosperous condi­ Fred Casteel and wife returned from quickly by l)e\\ itts \\ iteli Hazel Salve. tion. In order to make Stayton a Sheridan, where they have been look­ It is especially good for piles. Be sure able remedy for throat and lung com ­ town to which one could induce |a'o- ing at land. to get DeWitts. Hold bv Stayton Pbnr. plaints, and would no more t>e with­ ple to come and locate and bring up out a bottle than I would he without Rose Staigcr’s school in Polk coun­ T H « K * . t 1*111« K * « r S o l a . children, it was found necessary to do ty is out and she is w ith her parents away with tlie saloons. In order to "After doctoring 15 years for chron­ food.” For nearly forty years New again. make Htayton the second best town in ic indigestion, and »(tending over two Discovery has stood at the head of Nora Crabtree has completed her hundred dollars, nothing lias done me tiiroat and lung remedies. As a pre­ the county it is necessary to do away much giasl as Dr. Kings New Life ventative of pneumonia, and healer of with dissensions and bickering, all term of school and returned to Slay- pull together and boost. We are will­ t°n' Pills. I consider them tlie l PHILIP MEIER, Prop. t Magazines Base ball Supplies A BIG LINE AT THE GE.n CONFECTIONERY