r PIP
nam r'wn
1
n
m m tu m M im
M Y Q i? OCKETl
. ivc him “ cheaper ser-
* hr-- n few millB extra
1 t<-
Instead of l*e-
'1
i
.. moie maker “ the und
*jplt
’ ’ • 1 •
i-irns» • i to b) a “ tax
Net Contents 15 Fluid Drachi
The profit shown on
•r hy the political promoters
For Infants and Children.
i
i into a deficit which
ays has to meet.
i'M!.» now tell Portland
i h < 4 a *,2,000,000 electric
..o', thut such a plant will
ra a not profit above all ex-
ALCOHOla-3 P S « GEBT.
of $57,000 a year.
AVegdabie Preparation fcr As
A nice statement with which
similatiniJUieFood I>y Befv'ir
limi the SwsrtT andjkyH
v o i b u t who foots the
B ears th e
i it doe.snt pan out, the tax-
I n f a n t s /C hildrin
i’ of course. What doe*, the
There tiy Promoting Dkjinlioi' S ig n a tu re
J
••■k’ iig politician car.*, ne is
Cheerfulness and RwtOjotam»
neither Opium, Morphine nor
l ot r.ponsible for the deb's.
Mineral. N ot N ahcotk
municipal plants pay no
Attipt j jidDcsManJut*
1
i in addition robs the
'.i
JKjmptM Sm i
t
.ry of taxes formerly
A U U tm t
UnrkrU* X tlfi
■
: private plant.
/ > »w
t.ate r tie I at ion of rates
horn -S
wd
t a r -ason for destroy,
llmn/i*dSt*r
)Yaihrftrr* f k n t
i : i i vate investments with un
A helpful Remedy for
fair c mpetition.
Constipationand Dun*®“
rn inicipal plant is neces-
und Feverishness and
L o s s OF SLEEP
n . e it sink or swim on its
rcsulti
n $ there frcnunlmant;
• n arningg, put Jt under the
Fac Simile Sijn s t w ^
Ml o f the public utility
commission and make it pay its t
are of the taxes. Put the o ffic-1
Xuz CrxTAm CottMSt
x r W yORK- ^J
ials who operate it under a heavy
! ■ I and do not allow it to he
- At 6 m o o Ih» °}A
imply a million dollar plaything
3 5 P q * e * ~ 3 5 c ^ ^
which to buy votes. Conser-
v
i '
ly the west already
Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
uv. Nrw von* errv
i
re power developed than
m i,;. and thev ought to know
ay up politicians.
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CONGRATULATIONS
* .
4
' ’
GAST9RIA
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
■ ustrv
It
i;ViWtr
Always
of /
VMPRESS on the young mnn who is burning the candle at both en i
* and v/ho its; ending his big m'ary n* fast h , lie make* it the VALU.J
OK A BAH’ ACCOUNT. Start him on the RIGHT ROAD toda-'
If he li not ho; elms he at on^e will se^ the error of his ways. The ope • have I h h i given a last*; of ship-
ing of a b*> : m-count has put a (top to many a youth's wild desire to Le I building und h*v* »en ;hv
a HIGH ELIEIt.
fits dei ived front tins » ¡ n i « hue
jo f IndUfltr . They are !-. gihiJi g
to realize win i. individual coni-
ST A Y T O N STATE. BAN K
i panics employing tlmujandu of
workmen menu to a community.
San Francisco, Seattle Portland
ar' r " '
‘:N
derived frum ;m industry wliich
brings i ii
’ r.
ital
this on
1
zin>
A share of the banking business ! |
oi
• i
-
'rayton and vicinity
w<
.
;
is solicited.
of a market.
Fair legislation both state and
You arc assured of a safe deposi­
tory and courteous treatment at
this bank, by ample capital and
iT
U s e
For Over
Thirty Years
GAST0R
j
*
' lien Carl Cyrus, battery man <•
the Pendleton Auto company, J
c< 1 1 •
of \. 11
.
a i ¿Miss Ruth Copeland were *
■>
. married Saturday after- £
■>
1
held noon, I . rus didn’t inform his *
n i
ir t.. l ends and coworkers a n d *
tl
h-.!. r thought he had “ slipped one1*
di.- iu i
t ■ e
o. r.” However they became «
spicious says the Pendleton *
Oregonian,and investigated, *
When
Cyrus brought his bnde i ♦
* «
I G i n
A u lic i
i > the auto show Saturday <>
evening, one of his fellow’ me *
Slayton Residents Must Loam
ehanics “ lamped” him and an- ’j1
The Importance a l Keopiny Them
n .need his presence with a *
Well.
p .terian “ Here they are.” ♦
Perfect hen it li fjìt’ii Ì 3 tllb
, . - Im n Jiately
the
automobile *
«im of 1lit; body ÎS per
»Uli« i s h rn. began to honk and an im- •>
functii ns properly.
Perfect he: It it cairnot be Cl joyed ,f promptu parade formed while *
the kidneys nre> weak and d: •rdered. the orchestra played the wedding <■
TilOUSMI h I h testify that Dorin’s Kid- march.
Walter McCormmach V
?
ney Pille have a r»’ viviti
: ction <în pinned a "Just Married” sign on *
the coattails of the bridegroom *
Want thin remedy has UOf1e in so
and
in other ways they were *
nibuy cani H oi this ciuci is the best
proof of i r merit.
advertised. They were game, *
Read tite following. I f i t D-stimor.y however, and stayed through *
«rutiiulty «iven by a rcsident of this t h c demonstration.—Portland *
locality :
Journal.
♦.
Vim
iti t S. »! i. ir. If, xford ♦ « 3 .;
. lv«bt-
Mr.
Cyrus,
who
is
a
former
__
ee?:tii .St. Corvatti', Ore.
: “I
was nlt-run d urn 1 J 1 c It a 1! 0ver w|th S.io boy. was employed at Cla-
malaria. My back no irly
garage a few years ago
ed tno tit .
times, it 1ained me so I eDilli 1 hardly and has many friends in Stayton
«et up or : wn, as 1 ;
O
tiff and and vicinity.
sole. lily
<" ury
u c
:
long experience in the banking
business.
X
Farm ersM erchants
Bank of Stayton, Oregon
Capital $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
HAUSER
EUGENE
Gymnasium and Athletic Supplies
Basket Ball Goods
indoor Base Ball Supplies
5
kidney - we ro eo tgv sted and
in firmed. Hit? kkbiey score tio ns were
unnatural and thu trouble n !< .
weak 1.. 1 nervous, i bad I
-tnbition
AG ENTS FOR T H E
Famous Grip Sure Basket Ball Shoes
Base Ball and L aw n
T ennis Supplies
Spalding Sweaters and Jerseys
B icycle and Gun ilep a irin iv— K e y F ill in#
| Guns, Rifles, Ammunition, Cutlery
TROJAN STUMPING POWDER
N o Fumes, N o Freezing
N o Httulachcs, N o Thawing
% J
S ÎÂ
V ß -4 Ü I
- v • ■ , •
Mi
'I
(StStStSP.
|7i
NEW GOODS
to do anything.
Three boxes i 'Doan’s
*
Just Received A t
V
And More Coming
S E L E C T L IN E OF
Ladies* D re ss G o o d s
W ash G oods
C u r ta in D ra p e rie s . E tc .
CHAS. G E H L E N
ORE.
STAYTON
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We Have a Complete Line of
RESIDENT VISITS CITY
Kidnry Pill
Hi .
baciuivhe ami put my kidneys in :rood,
A pleasant visit was made at
\i orkinp o. r. '
the ' lail office Tuesday afternoon
Price CO.-, at all de Ieri. Don’t s»im-
Household Furniture
: 11 by H. C. Porter, of Aumsville,
t ;; d David A. Porter, of Lexing-
Kost
t n. Ore.
The gentlemen are
i >ins. and had not met for
a out; 28 years.
When D. A.
called
at
the
home
of
his cousin
n 1 1 / p
anil ! A l t )
o o as introduced to Mr. Porter
as a preacher, and as II. C. had
no occasion to think otherwise,
Seat ilo l’or son iu time has been the conversation was carried to
investing million - in municipal cons derable length before he
undirtaki
:.* 0 0 1 c.ar lines.
lo known his identity. D. A.
light ; ani, wat <r plan t, docks, P i ter w a a resident of Stayton
etc., until tola; tho ta:v rate ¡3 o\ t r > years ago, and a portion
some 45 mi il .
of the town is built upon what
At ti.a electior i last ^week the \ as the I). C. Porter donation
politicians had It>aded tho ballot land claim. Mr. Porter'was a
with .•mot 1' r cr-3p Ot municip. 1 schoolmate of lion. W. II. Hob-
undertakin.'s b t the pcople were
sen and M. A. Stayton.
Natur-
lev ideivi
d tire
i)0
iv, he finds little in the present
increasin'»; ci' .
ffovei•ment for to . n to remind him of the place
j they vuted tu r . thing
he left 38 years ago.
large majorities.
Coos Bay—During January this port shipped more lumb- r
The house on the Porter claim
W.hen the peli
w i near the spring on the hill to San Francisco than any other harbor on the coast.
! those things to tl e people they < what is now the Gehlen farm,
Grants Pass—Practically all Corov mines in Illinois valUy
show they will be moneyn a\cr3 The ohl log house has crumbled
will be worked this year.
bat the spring re­
Portland—Standifer Clarkson Co. get contract to build large
left over each year above expen- in ins.
The gentlemen visited
i ces.
lumber
schooner for Smith Mill of Marshfield.
et : a reminder of olden
W Ill'll it
pnj
thvft».
\
The movement to do away with 48 state railroadfcommissio 3
bill,
ir. U n 11 r is on his way home and substitute one national Interstate Common' Gommission, 3
that for «urli no. niunicipa___ from Crtiifornia, where he spent slowly restoring confidence in railroad securities as a safe inve :•
Iterprise started for his benefit* the winter.
1 raent,
Iron Beds
Pill
Dressers
Couches
In fact everything needed in the
home line can he found at our
store. New goods arriving al­
most daily.
LILLY HARDWARE COMP
Lilly Hardware Co.» Local Agents
•,
L IN E O F
Brass Beds
Dayton and Adiake Bicycles $28.85 to $45
M»»ri'vr»>r»rrr.'
!
C-
ALBANY
SALEM
B IG N E W
I - Gehlen’s Store-
5*
1
!n
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