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STAYTON, OREGON
CORROBORATION
WILL BUILD NEW OFFICE
Dr. W . N. Pintler will have a new
dental office erected north of his Third
street oungalow, just north of the Sa­
lem ditch. The building will be 16x24
For months Stayton citizens have and will be modern in every respect.
seen in these columns enthusiastic Murphy & Lampman will do the work.
praise of Doan's Kidney Pills, by resi­
dents of this locality.
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Would these prominent people recom­
K E E P G O IN G U P .
mend a remedy that had not proven re­
C f Intereet to Stayton R eader»
liable?
Would they confirm their statements
after years had elapsed if personal ex­
perience had not shown the remedy to
be worthy of endorsement?
The following statement should carry
conviction to the mind of every Stay-
ton reader.
Mrs. M. Custer, 615 E. Third St.,
Albany, Oregon, says “ I had an acute
attack of kidney complaint, caused by
a cold settling or my kidneys. It made
me so weak and lame that 1 could
scarcely move around the house.
The
The kidney secretions were too fre­
quent in passage.
Doan’s Kidney
Pills cured m e.”
Statement given
February 6, 1906.
A t a later date, Mrs. Custer said:
"D oan ’s Kidney Pills have done me a
world of good, and I will always recom­
mend them.”
Price 50c, a t all dealers.
Don’ t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that
Mrs. Custer has twice publicly recom­
mended.
Foster-Milburn Co., Props.,
alo, N. Y .
On* w h o clim b* a s t e e p hill
se ld o m fall*, h o w e v e r l a b o rio u s
t h e c li m b in g m a y be, w hile th e
i
m a n w h o r u n t d o w n * hill, e a s y
t h o u g h t h e p a t h , o f t e n c o m e t to
g rief.— E k k e n .
V e ry C o n s i d e r a t e .
One rather cool evening the good
minister of a certain church was elo­
quently addressing his congregation on
the beauty of leading an upright life,
when he suddenly paused, glanced
round the building and beckoned to the
sexton.
"Jones,” said be n9 the sexton ap­
proached the pulpit, “open a couple of
windows on each side of the church,
please.”
“ Beg your pardon, sir," returned the
sexton, with a look o f surprise. "D id
I understand you to say open the
windows?"
“ Y es," was the cold, hard rejoinder
of the minister. "I t is not healthy to
sleep with the windows shut!”
Nonsense.
"A little nonsense, you know. Is rel­
ished by the best of men.”
“Yes.” replied Senator Sorghum.
“ But some of us get so proud of our
Master Harry Schaefer is visiting at own particular product that we want
the Chas. Schaefer home in Linn Coun­ It taken seriously.”—Washington Star.
ty this week.
The
Brode Club will meet with Mrs.
H. Lilly next Wednesday night, A ug.2.
Lyons and iox
Valley
—
Mr. am.1 Mi’s. Vesloy and two
1 children are visiting with Mrs.
Vesloy’s aunt and undo, Mr. ami
Mrs. Swart out.
Joe Sherman and children o
near Shaw and ('lias. Fischt r
| and w ife of Stayton motored ?■
j the Woodworth ! ome Sunda.
l for a sm rt visit.
Mrs. Holesford died last Fri­
day night at her home on th<
Mountain.
She has boon sick
for some time.
Grace Shank and Frank Lam­
bert culled on Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Fieklin o f Stayton.
Mrs. Humid Townes and son.
Theodore o f Portland are visit­
ing at *t he P. Townes farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huhber-
man.
41 Mrs. M. F. Rvan and Win.
and Lloyd McIntyre motored to
Salem Sunday.
Maude. Fred, Dorothy and
N ick Lulay motor» d to Albany
Sunday. They were accompanied
by Margaret Smith.
The Lulay Bros, and Antone
Schindler are doing some carpen­
ter work for H. R. Shank.
Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Hottinger
We understand Prof. l.V.Kane and daughter, Frances, and Mr.
has gone to Portland for a new and Mrs. H. Senz motored to Al­
auto.
bany and Corvallis Sunday in
The material is being hauled Mr. Hottinger’s new car.
M. F. Ryan, daughter, Mar­
for the foundation o f the new
guerite. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
school house.
The carpenters are here to Habbermnn motored to Mill City
build a new tool house for the Thursday.
Effie, Tona, Cora, Elmer and
section men of the K. R.
Irvine Ray. Crystal, Bersie, Ver­
Mrs.Stout and family of Lyons
na Shank. Frank Mosier and Da­
left last Friday afternoon for
vid and Ernest Aegertcr motor­
California where Mr. Stout will
ed up to Lewis Ray’s sheep ranch
meet them.
ten miles above Mill City Sunday.
Mrs. G. T. Johnson and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brenner
W. E. Simmons have gone to of Stayton spent Sunday at the
spend a few days with relatives P. H. Lambert home.
at Victor Point.
Peter Fiedler and wife and Phil­
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar ip Pietrok called at the G. H.
Metzer will be sorry to learn of Ray home Sunday evening.
the death of their little daughter
Opal.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Metzer
moved to Montana last spring
with their family, where they
Mrs. H.T. Baltimore and son re­
expected to make their home. turned from Portland Friday,
Little Opal was three years old
July 21.
last March, she leaves four little
The second Mill City hall team
brothers besides h e r parents.
went to Gates Sunday to play
They have the sympathy of all
hall. The game ended with a
their old neighbors here.
score o f 20 to 11 in favor of Mill
City.
D. B. Hill and relatives are
taking a week’s vacation. They
Mrs. Charles Semane of Port­ are going to Marion Lake for a
land spent last week at the home fishing trip.
of John Huber.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sullivan
Mrs. H. Shank and daughter, w’ent to Niagara Satuday for a
Roxana, and Melvin and Ernest few days vacation, fishing.
Knapp were Sunday visitors at
Ellis Hill returned from Port­
G. H. Ray’ s.
land Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Ray and
A logger’ s dance was given at
Edna Ray were week-end visit­ Camp 14, July 22. A good time
ors at Lebanon.
! is reported by all who attended
Hazel Lambert spent Saturday it.
and Sunday nights at Stayton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lettenmeier are
Effie, Tona and Cora Ray, Lu­ visiting friends and relatives in
la and Gladys Downing, Crystal, Otegon City.
Bessie and Verna Shank, and
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Joe Pietrok spent Thursday even­ Cole, a girl.
ing at the Ed Smith home.
M ill C ity L o c a ls
n t. Pleasant
Aumsville News
You’ll Have to Hurry
If you get in on that rar of salt, as 6 ton of the half ground and
2 ton of the dairy has been sold in the last 10 days
PRIDE OF WALDO HILLS FLOUR
Made by the Fischer Milling Co, of Silverton for sale at
$1.20 Per Sack
EGGS 25c PER DOZEN
GOOD GOODS
GOOD GOODS
“Farmers’ Store of Quality”
A U M S V IL L E ,
m
OREGON
W hen Christy’s dead a hundred years, the fans will still
discuss his play, and sigh, while shedding briny tears,
“ There are no men like him today I He used the brains
behind his brow, and gave the foe u grievous jar; the
chroniclers have told us how he
was for years and years a star.
Great pitchers came and cut some
grass, and died, and then forgotten
were; he saw them come, and saw
them pass, and still kicked up a
mighty stir.” The chroniclers will
also tell how Christy, when a game
was played, filled up the pipe he
CHRISTY MATIIF.WSON
loved so well, to soothe his nerves, /‘«cA.r-AI«i» Yerk C 1 . . I 1
” Tuxoda g rit to me In i
all tired and frayed. He smoked
natural, pltaianl way. It'»
Tuxedo every time, the critic's what I call good, h a u n t, tom .
tuiacco— iht hind
smoke, the mild and rare, Tuxedo panlonahlt
to tilth
1 *
fragrant and sublime, the cool,
Sweet smoke beyond compare.
Rock Point
R. W. Speer and wife. Win.
Howard and family of Junction
City, M. 11. Speer Jr. and family
of Tangent, I’ . C. Speer and
family of West Stayton visited at
T. J. Hill returned from the
the home of M. H. Speer Sunday Breitenhush Hot Springs Satur­
day.
last.
Mrs. B. F. Simpson o f A u m B -
The Sublimity Dramatic Club
gave the play “ Just Plain Folks” ville Hjient the week-end at the
at the opera house on Tuesday J H. Frank home.
o f last week. The play is a bright
Mr. and Mrs. El wood Small of
clear little comedy in three acts, | Silverton spent the week-end at
and the characters were all well the F. M. Fresh home.
sustained, the parts being espe­
Edith and Ethel Fresh visited
cially well assigned.
Consider-
ahle talent was displayed by sev­ relatives in Stayton several days
eral and all showed careful train-1 this week.
Mark Holmes is visiting his
ing.
sister.
Mrs. W. II. Downing this
A much needed improvement
week.
along Main Street is being made
this week, where the old hoard
E. C. Downing and family
walk along the Gilbert property spent Sunday afternoon at the
is being removed, and will he re-j C. Darst home.
placed by a cement walk. H.M I Kdd Jacobs visited relatives in
Crane has the contract for the j
Oregon City last week.
work.
C. P. Darst was in Salem this
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Ransom of week making preparations t o
Springfield and Mrs. Effie Me-! camp at the State Fair this fall.
Govern of Seattle were week-end
Charles Schmitt went to Port­
guests at the C. G. Ransom home.
land to work last week.
Mrs. McGovern is a sister of Mr.
Ransom.
Mrs. S. F. Bilyeu was called to
Portland Tuesday by the serious
illness o f
her father and |
mother, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ra - 1
Ben Peterson has purchased
der.
a team o f mules from Frank
Seigmund of Fern.
Silver Creek \ alls
Union Hill
Mrs John and Lewis Peterson
and Mrs. Sam Arnold visi ed ; t
the 1). O. Freeman home Tues­
day.
W. H. Carter, wife and child­
Quite a large crowd wa-i tak­
ren visited at the Wm. Rahens
ing in the sights at the Falls
home Sunday.
G. Volz did a land
• Sunday.
Miss Jessie Thomas returned office business.
home Monday, to stay until after
Jake Severson and wife, (lilt
hoppicking.
and Herman Strom and families
Miss Ella Bruckmier o f Al­ and John Brewer a n d family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vaughn of
bany is visiting with Miss Emma were sight seeing at the north
Lyons were trading in Aumsville
falls Sunday.
Peters this week.
last Saturday.
William Thomas left for 1 ort-
Mr. and Mrs. Hershal Scott
Alphonse Kronberg o f Mt. An­
land
Monday.
gel is visiting his schoolmate, and children and Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Neal and family visit» d
Albert Cooley a n »1 daughter
Harold Ransom, this week.
with
the Fred Hadley family
Thelma
motored
out
from
Silver-
Mr. and Mrs. S S. Swank and
near
Silverton
Sunday.
ton
Sunday
and
spent
the
after­
daughter, Elizabeth motored to
noon
with
Mr.
Jacob
Scott.
S. W. Milligan made a trip to
Portland Friday, returning home
Silverton
Monday.
Monday.
The Misses Iza, Hazel a n <1
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rich and Ruba Geer went t<> Silverton
The Chicago Portrait Comi any
the latter’s mother, Mrs. Don Wednesday.
Agent delivered pictures in our
Kuny, left last Saturday for Mil-
vicinity
Tuesday.
Geo. Scott and children and I
waukece, Wis., where they will
.). E. Kimsey and wife \ ¡sited
Mrs. Josephine King and daugh­
make their future home.
ter Ethel motored t o Wilhoit with friends a t Ilullt Sunday
Mrs. Heady arid son of Port- ; Springs Sunday.
afternoon.
ladd, formerly Oepha Darby of
Miss Waisel and Addie Miles
Hugh Hurt spent the week­
this city, visited friends and rel­
called
on Rena Lang Monday.
end in Stayton visiting friends, i
atives here last week.
Mrs. R. Holcomb and daughter
Walter Heater, wife and son,
of Grants Pass, and niece Frank 1 Ronald spent Sunday afternoon |
Gilbert of Portland, visited at at the N. Johnson home.
$13 0 R e w a r d , $100
T h o madori» o f tide paper will hm
the W. K. Winslow home last
pleased to learn thnt them I» at b aul one
Delbert Murphy of Slayton is d re a d 'd dlscr.no that «elenco ha.» b en
week. Mrs. Holcomb was for­
to cu ro l i nil It* stai-' *, nml that I»
!
spending
a few days at the W.- ablo
Catarrh, li i l l 'a < a- irrli »'u ro li tini o n !/
merly Minerva Pound of this city.
oettlvn euro now known to tho fru ii.•• I
D. Hurt home this week.
rateralty. Catarrh I . I . n ennetltulh al
Mrs. A. Bursell entertained
dboaso, requires n constitutional tr. t-
ta cit. H i l l ’s Cat rrli Curo Is taken I 1 -
the Priscilla Club at her home,
Mrs. Geo. Thomas had th»* tern .lly, a ctin g directly upon th hi 1
m ucous surfaces o f Ilio ayateni, th
•
Thursday o f last week. A delight­ misfortune t o step o n a nail nn.l
by destroying tho fo u n d s '1 ui • t the i
ease, nnd |?ivln»{ tho patient »tr noth I r
ful afternoon spent in needle­ Monday morning and by evening building up tho constitution m.d an3i.it !.r-
In doing Its work. Tho p rop rie
work and chatting, quickly pass­ ! her foot was swollen s o they naturo
have an m uch filth In 111 curativo p w-
that tin y offer O ro Hum Ire. I 1 1 . I rl
ed, after which the hostess, as­ drove to Stayton to consult a cra
fo r any raso Hint It fill* to cure, t id
for list o f teatimonlnls.
sisted by Mrs. O. E. Darby, ser­ doctor so now» George will have Address P, J. t'llKNIiV A CO., Tuie :..,» to»
Bold by nil Druffftlsts, 7r,e.
ved a delicious luncheon.
j to hatch for a few days.
Take Uell’a Family rida for conetlpaiioo.
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