THE STAYTON MAIL
C. D. A L E X A N D E R . Publish«»
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Claude Darby left a box o f straw
berries at this office Tuesday that
were just right for »iae and quality, i
Mr. Darby is growing some line
berries.
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Interr.1 at th« poatoffico at Stayton. Oresoa. i
niail n. at ter r* ihe secoua OlM#
Tw« M ail 1» m«lle<t rem'larly «o It» «ubaortb-
•r» uutll t\ definite onler to discontinu» U ro-
e»iv«d aud «11 arrearage» are paid-
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
y ^ lL B L ’ R N. PINTI.ER, D. M. 1).
DENTIST
Office over Fred Rock's Store
STAYTON
OREGON
R . A. EL WOOD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office over Rock’s store,
STAYTON,
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OREGON.
J, M. RINGO,
S u c c e i i o r t o W . K. T h o n m #
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Leave orders at Stuvton Hotel.
STAYTON,
OREGON.
J O H IN
H B IN K E L
Merchant Tailor
I have on hand a full line of sample*
for Spring and Summer Suits.
Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
STAYTON
OREGON
DR. E. E. JACKSON
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Post-graduate of Wyman’s College. Duly
registered in Oregon. 22 years a Veterinary
Difficult cases Solicited. Satisfaction tiuaran
teed.
STAYTON,
C IT Y
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OREGON.
MEAT
M ARKET
Sests.k & Sons
a^Aitn in
Fresh, S a lt and Sm oked
M EATS
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR STOCK AND HIDES
Stayton, Oregon
Grand Central Hotel
Is open to the public. All newly fur-
wished rooms. Accommodations first-
class. Nice, warm dining room and
Arit-clasa meals.
Mceta every 2d
and 4th Mon
day m uht.
Chopper» wol-
Cl. V. M yers,c .C .
Horseshoe Camp
I)r. Brewer drives a line new rubber
tired buggy, purchased of Philip
Meier, Sublimity Mr. Meier carries a
large und select stock of buggies, ear-
ruiges. etc.
Watters tC tjueener were at Snhlim-
meeting tonight. Every member is ur itv this week painting the store of
gently requested to U> present, ns mut Ditter, Bell A Co. The store will pre-
ters of importunée are to he discussed sent an attractive appearance when
completed.
Scio has a rose show tomorrow.
N... «tort W. O. W
come.
K. 1». W a its «», Clerk.
Commercial Club
ALL KINDS OF
Cement
Building
Stone
And Cement Building Material.
Cement Stone made to Order on Short
Notice. Foundations a Specialty.
L. P. BROWN.
Stayton Livery
G. B. TRASK, Prop.
Rigs, Horses and Accommo
dations First-class.
Hacks connect with trains at Kings
ton and West Stayton.
Stage line from Turner to Lyons.
STAYTON,
O R EG O N .
Ilo N ot N eg le ct t h e C h ild re n .
At this season of the year the first
unnatural looseness of a child's bowels
should have immediate attention. The
best thing that can he given is Cham
berlains Colic. Cholera ami Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by castor oil as di
rected with each bottle of the remedy.
For sale by all druggists.
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Thomas Grocery
Headquarters for
Vegetables,
Stra wherries,
Oranges,
A spa rag us. Ban a tuts.
Lemons, Cabbage,
Onions, Radishes,
Pineapples, Etc.
in Fact
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Anything to Eat
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a W . E. Thomas & Son.
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TRY THE NEW PAINT SHOP
Painting, Staining, Varnishing,
Calcimining on plaster, paper or
cloth. Day work or by contract.
An
K x e e lle n t L iiie
Wc will use any other dealer’s paints.
W A TTER S &
All Kinds of People
Wear Lancefield’s Shoes!
Our
J. F. Robertson sold on Monday to
Stayton, Oregon Stephen Weber, of Sublimity, one
block in the Hollister attition, near ♦
the Catholic church.
CEMENT STONE WORKS
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Albany is planning for a three day
J. M. Ringo spent Sunday with
celebration, to begin July 2, and lust
Salem friends.
until the night of the 4lh. Horse
t o
A. I>. Garduer’s residence lias been races and various other amusements t o
improved by paint.
are on the program.
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Mrs. 0 . E. Hill, of Mill City, visited
Chas Tietxe and wife, who have j
at A. Hill’s several days this week.
been employes in the Woolen Mills, |
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Mrs. Alva Smith, who has been left Thursday for Mr. Tietze’s cld j
home in Mass. They expect to return j
quite sick, is reported much better.
to the coast next fall.
Willis Caldwell, wife and baby are
t o
John R. Lake’s new house is nearly I
visiting friends in Salem and Dallas.
ready for occupancy.
It has been i
W. H. Cooper's friends will he glad painted by Watters A Queener, and
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to learn that he continues to improve. will make Mr. Lake and wife a neat
Carl Titus, son of M. S., of Kings ami comfortable home.
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ton, is home from school at Corvallis.
Henry Bruer has commenced the i
Anyone wishing to connect with the erection of a bungalow on his lots j
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city water works, call on Jac. Spaniol. near Chas. StrelTs. The house will be
shingled on the outside, and when tin- I
T e n t for S a l k — Nearly new canvas ¡shed w ill be a neat home.
tent, 16x22. Inquire of Mrs. Stamp.
S Aplet left a fine supply of straw- j
DeWitts Little Early Risers, the fa berries at this office Wednesday from j
mous little liver pills, are sold by Stay- his garden.
They are the Magoon j
ton Pharmacy.
variety, and splendid large, juicy fruit.
Miss Hazel Robertson lias returned He has our thanks for the same.
from Salem, where she has been at
A number of the friends of Mr. and
tending school.
Mrs. L. R Wylder gathered at their
N. D. Bailey is preparing to build a home Saturday night, giving them a
house on lots he recently purchased in surprise before they take their leave
lor their new home in Idaho. A very
the Leutich addition.
pleasant time is reported by those
Miss Frank Alexander is at Corval present.
lis this week attending commencement
Ed Pophant, near Turner, lost a val
exercises of O. A. C.
uable horse Monday. The animal was
The steel bridge across the Willam the large Clydesdale stallion, which
ette at Salem is out of repair, and a was hero at tin* horse show.
He bail
ferry is now being used.
this horse with another stallion at /
i a c t *+¿*1 n s ' L a N a tu ra l h e a u tiflc r on
l / o l r C i c t C A F u rn itu re , Woods, Etc.
C. Overholts, of Kingston, was an at Sublimity, where one of the ani C /o C T
appreciated caller Saturday, and will mals got lose in the barn and was
kicked by the other, resulting in »
read T h e M a i l in the future.
broken leg.
The break was so bail
Jac. Spaniel's new home presents a that the horse could not be saved.
fine appearance und it will not be
Jos. Sestak met with a had accident
Of Bass Hueter Paints and Varnishes for Sale.
long before it is ready to occupy.
Monday. He was handling a bottle of
Clifford Harold, Carl Tilusand Sam ammonia at hi» market when the cork
Williams left Tuesday for a two weeks was forced out of the bottle by the
stay at Breitenbush Hot Springs.
gases that had formed and the ninonia
Yours for Good W ork
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Brown are flew in his eye«. He was taken to the
pleased over the arrival of a son at office of a physician, and promptly
treated, and it is thought that hi«
their home, born Monday, the 15th.
j sight mny not be impaired.
Both
Lee Tates large new house in l ‘ , e |nyes were severely burned by the amo- I
Water Street*
Stayton, Oregon.
northwest part of town is fast going njU) aiuj [|1C injury was very painful, I
up- It will make a handsome home. ;ind he wi)1 l)0 confined to the house
Mrs. W. W. Elder came up from : for some time.
Roseburg the first of the week for n
j)r j
Kitchen was taken sor- '
visit with her children and other Stay- ¡gusty ill yesterday.
It seems lie had |
ton friends.
been suffering from stomach trouble t
Mrs. J. R. Miller yesterday accom- ! for a time, and Thursday morning!
panied her sister, Mrs. Prettyman, as more than usual.
About one o'clock (
far as Albany, on her way to her home he told Mrs. Kitchen that he felt hi»
in California.
| heart failing, and asked that a pliysi-
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i cian l»e sent for. The doctor soon ar-
1 he largest strawberries we have i rived
d found Dr .K itchen in a ore-
seen this season came from the yard carioug condition, with very little
The poor man wears them because they save him money.
of Mr. h unk. They were as good a s , heart action
He was'given prompt
T he well-to-do man wears them because they indicate
they looked.
attention and is today much better.
prosperity.
L. A. Thomas, the barber, lias be
gun the erection of a new two-story
The young people wear them because they have style.
residence on his property in the north
The old folks wear them because they are comfortable.
west part of town.
M. J. SPANIOL, Prop.
STAYTON
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An Albany mar who went to Port-
lana for special treatment found the
doctor under $500 bonds for fraudulent
practice, a faker.— Democrat. It is
always best to patronize home people.
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The children wear them because their mothers know
what is best for them.
The barefooted boy is glad to wear them after he has
punctured his epidermis a time or two.
Everybody wears Lancefield’s Shoes
Has Arrived :
The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Assembly will hold its 15th annual
session at Gladstone Park, July 7th to
19th. An especially interesting and
instructive program has been arranged.
K v e r y M n n III» O w n D o c t o r .
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•\ l i r a i n l I ' » H i l l y M a d l e f n » .
“ It gives me pleasure to speak a
The average man cannot afford to good word for Electric Bitters,” writes
j employ a physician for every slight Mr. Frank Conlan of No. 436 Houston
of all kinds at
ailment or injury that may occur in St., New York. “ It’s a grand family
M. L Aplet, of Lyons, the eldest son I
his family, nor can lie afford to neg medicine for dyspepsia anil liver com
of S. Aplet and wife, had his leg brok-1
lect them, as so slight an injury as plications; while for lame back and
en Monday while logging. It was a
Bank Building.
bad break, but a physician was called j ,
the scratch of a pin has been known weak kidneys it cannot be too highly
and the injury repaired and he is now ►
to cause the loss of a limb. Hence recommended.”
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Electric Bitters reg
doing nicely.
¡every man must from necessity be his ulate the digestive functions, purify
Carpenters are at work building an
own doctor for * his class of ailments the blood, and impart renewed vigor
addition to U. Whitney’s property in i
Success often depends upon prompt and vitality to the weak anil debili
town. A new barn lias just been com- j
treatment, which can only hu had tated of both sexes. Sold under guar
If
you
buy
a
watch
from
pleted there, and we expect to see M r.!
antee at Brewer’s drug store. 50e
when suitable medicines are kept at
and Mrs. Whitney residents of Stay-
me you get one that can
ton soon.
Newport, on Yaquiim bay, is con
be depended upon to keep i hand. Chamberlain’s Remedies have fronted
by a proposition that causes
been in tl.e market for many years
The Stayton Woolen Mills has been | correct time, and at a price
the city officials considerable worry.
manufacturing blankets the past few j
and enjoy a good reputation.
The town is in tlx* wet column, und
weeks for the Chinese trade. T h e y ■ lower than you can buy
Chamberlin’s Colic, Cholera and Di I so many applications are being made
are bright colored and of different col
the same goods elsewhere.
arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. ■ for saloon licenses that they fear thero
ors on either side.
They are fine
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for ¡will lie more saloons than business
blankets, but a little too “ loud” in
color to suit the average white man.
coughs, colds, croup and whooping houses, and that if a number are al
lowed there will be a large amount of
p cough.
drunkenness. The council will refuse
Work has begun on the walls of E.
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm (an anti to license some, but doesn’ t know
Roy’s cemfint store building, an ex-
perienced young man from Portland
septic liniment) for cute, bruises, burns where to draw the line.
doing the work. This building will be
Iti K' k l e u ' s X r n l r n S a l v e W i n s .
sprains, swellings, lame back and
a handsome and substantial one. The
Take care of your eyes.
rheumatic pains.
Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Coch
cement stone is manufactured by L. P.
Don’t
buy
glasses
from
Chamberlain’s
Stomach
and
Liver
ran,
(la , writes: “ 1 find a had sore
Brown, at his factory here, and is well
peddlars or irresponsible
made.
Tablets for constipation, biliousness come on the instep of my foot and
dealers. You get scientific
could find nothing that would heal it
and stomach troubles.
Pt’ BLIC SALE.— Perry J. Darby,
service and fair prices if
executor of the estate of Thomas C.
Chamberlain’s Halve for diseases ol until I applied Hucklens Arnica Salve.
Darby, deceased, w ill offer for sale at i
you deai with me.
Less than half of a 25 cent box won
the skin.
the home farm 3J miles northwest of j
the
day for me by affecting a perfect
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Htayton, on Thursday, June 25, hors
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cure.”
Sold under guarantee at llrew-
arations
costs
but
$1
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.
For
sale
by
es, cattle, bogs, larm machinery, etc.
Hale begins at 10 o'clock.
j
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drug
store.
ull druggists.
Stayton, Oregon.
A good assortment
w
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j Stayton Pharmacy
Be On Time
I Can Fit Any
That Responds lo Light
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