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TRADING STAMPS
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Good as Gold!
Stamps are a merchandise discount by
means o f which w e are enabled to g iv e you a
greater discount than w e could w ere w e to
give you a cash discount.
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- Call and See the Many Premiums*
Thoa. Beal, who for a number
of years had been a resident of
North Santiam died at his home
Sunday, May 21.
Thos. Beal was born in Crom­
well, England, May 2. 1844. He
was married to Mary Elizabeth
Julian, before leaving England
and together they came to Ca ■
ada about 48 years ago, where
they lived for a number of > ears
In 1900 they came to Oregon,
where they have since resided.
To this union six children w or.
born. All survive, but one.
Funeral • service was held at
North Santiam Christum church
Mondav at 1 p. m. Burial. to<<h
place in Lone Oak cemetery, it.
L. Putnam officiated.
See our new line of
W e are receiving new goods almost
everv day.
CHAS. GEHLEN
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Local Item s
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Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Gehlen
and son Quintín accompanied Mr.
Sherrick, a traveling salesman,
to Portland, by auto, and Syn-
day made a trip up the Columbia
river. _ They- report the scenery
tine and the trip a very enjoy*
able- one.
Otto Zimmerman, of Mehamai
was a caller Saturday. Mr. Zin,-.
merman will spend the summer
at the Gold Creek mines, where
he will lx? employ rtL- He reports
considerable activity in the piir
ing industry in the Gold Greek
territory.
G. W. DeJardin visited Salem
friends Sunday.
Satisfactory Printing and De­
veloping at Sloper’s.
- Chrjsman’s cattle sale is May
28th. Read their adv.
D-'M. Bates, of Linn county,
was a business caller to-day.
F. M. Munkers returned the
first of the week from a ten days
visit at Portland.
J. A. Wourms was a business
visitor in to\vn Thursday.
Ask You r Dentist
Gooseberries
for sale . at 25c —
a
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About Boradent Tooth Paste,
gallon, delivered.
then buy it at'Sloper’s.
T. L. Sanders.*
Saturday morning1 Mr. an^i
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bassett
and children, of King’s Prairie, Mr.T. John Kerber gnd—Mr. and
near Gates, were trading in town Mrs. D. M. Doll motored to Porte,
Saturday. They were on their land,-where they’ visised friends.
w ay home from a visit with rek- returning Sunday evening,
tives near Salem.
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Mrs. Peter Lathy, of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDon- visited several days last week at
aid, of Mehama, were trading.in the home of her son C. E.
town yesterday.
CARPET WEAVING
Mrs. Fred McIntyre, of Sfdem,
For carpet and rug weaving
was a guest Sunday and Monday call on Mrs. C. M. Holford,
at the home of Mrs. McIntyre,
Stayton, Oregon,
in the west part of town. -
| M. Furhs was a business caller
Half-dozen Jersey cows for Monday. He informed us that
sale— fresh and coming fresh. A . p. Schindler is expected home
Also 2 Duroc sows and yearling SCX)n from Minnesota, where .tie
colt.
C. J. Ruettgers.
went on business a couple of
Wm. Fitton, as usual, was the i weeks ago.
first to get home grown straw­
berries on the market, bringing
them in the 16th. They are just
When we fill prescriptions we
as delicious as ever.
conform absolutely to the latest
Load Y o u r C am era
scientific principles and discov-
Prescription Principles
With the famous non-curling
non-curliuE
Ansco film, at Sloper’s.
M. Neitling was a pleasant
caller Wednesday last, renewing
his own subscription and that of
hia sister, Miss Francis Neitllntr.
of Portland.
f f * ' . P “ re I » “ “ 1 dri“ ' 3- care-
ful weighing, accurate measur­
ing, scientific compounding.*.
Beauchamp’s Drug Store.
W. E. Thomas and wife came
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Church
of Christ
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•Evangelist Ware holds a re­
vival service every night.
Lord’s Pay 10.«.m. Bibleschool.
" ’l l a. m. Union scr> it:e in.Qps.
era House.
2:30 p. in. Childrens service.
Junior -bp. m.________ . ■ .
Christian Endeavor 6:45 p., m.
Preäx hing service at 7:45 p. m
Sermon by- Evangelist W ire.
Singei*^, invited to help sing,
and public cordially incited ^to
R. L. Putnam.
attend.
and ordered
t i e S ta n d a rd fo r n year.
1 l-y e a r old -m are
good size to ride o r drive.
Phofis.*.
E. (». Siegmund,
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Rt. 1
Titus, h a v in g . l e f t
my
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Saturday-Big All Star Feature
I.WVKK.NCK D’ORSAY
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* Tilt* not«*»! actor, in a.f*v**-re* l film version of
the famous-musical comedy
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M inta
l>ed and
pay „ no bills,«»f
h e ry o n traction.
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lw>ar»l, a ll person s are h ereby no­
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M y w i fe. M t *.
B U IL D IN G
Thursday
n
1 J o h n D e e r r u b b e r tire b u g g y
N o tice.
g ^ •
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F o r S ale
gon l as n ew .
TkOTTER
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M . H. Titus.
S • “ T h e Earl of Pawtucket
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Pure Comedvr
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All Ijiughs.
ig
Through an eiTor thi-i great comedy /ailudft j
rm.- tW last Saturday, but will i*.»si|ivcly suq«
iip.\t Saturday night.
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Sunday—”'The. Red Circle.
Notice For Sealed Bids
T h e im dersig! < 1 P residen t 'o f
the S ta v t’ !ir i ' o - ^ i T a tiv e S A itvh-
Ixiard A ssn . wWl aec< pt s^-al* d
bids up Jt« 6 p.
in.. Satiirda> ,
fliive 3rd. 1916 fo r o p era tin g the
.’.irrh
h u jird' it/Sta'.
tom, th
e . f .*»r
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itrhbu^ird
itfyrnMoih
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The Girl from L Triangle Rai
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The County Convention of t^e
W. C. T. U. is being held here
today and tomorrow. This af­
ternoon at 2:30 there will be a
meeting at the Christain church.
Tonight they will hold a meeting
at the Methodist church. There
will be special music and other
things of interest. The public is
cordially invited to atter^l these
meetings.
the district:
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Bt'riHKT
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Teachers' .salaries......
I'.VKT.Ui
Furniture*-.T.... ^
ttuo.oo
Apparatus ami supplies,such as -
.mapiochalk, erasers, e tc.. . JtiO.is
tibrarvTibwk» . .7...... •.......,...
50.m
Fla>?s.................... . -
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10.
Repairs of »choolhouses, etc..
¡J ijmss
Janitor’s w ages.. .
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TtfiO.Oi
Janitor’s supplies.. . .. .
IM.'r
F u e l........... : . : . . . . :r.*....... .*.
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Light.......................7........ .,. •• 40.( 0
Clerk’s
salary .5 ...................
25.00
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Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family Pogtage and stationery.. . . \ . j
For the payment of bontls, war­
of Victor Point * ¡spent Sunday at
rants, notes, and other ih-
the A. C. Thomas home.
.debtedness contracted prior
t*o May 22, 1015, and for
John Apple Sr. of Salem, and
inti-rest thereon........ lOOX.Oi
John Apple Jr. ofGrabtiee, were
For the* payment of l>on'!s, war-
shaking Hands with friends here
rar^ts, not «, and other in­
the last of the week.
debtedness, contracted on or - .
J. M. Ringo motored to Inde­ after May 22, 1915, and for
zoo.oi
pendence today. Mrs. Ringo interest thireon...... ,......
Insurance...............................
IOO. is
accompanied himas far as Salem. Sinking fund to pay old- bond.. 5oo.OO
Are Your Feet
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■inih é & J * ■ V- •! <
paid us a call today
1 Stayton Theati
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ote veah Iteginnmg August L ‘ fi 1 1 C T Ä Ä U H i 1t5 R P ï. E B È C B 5 K C P 2 1 ■ |
1916.
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House and otTLe v furnished
free by the association.
Office hours, t.!»* to. be 7 a üi
;o il p. m. front Oct. 1st to Ma\
1st. and 6 a.'in.* to 9:30 p. m.
May-4At- to < »* t 1st.
t o - n i g h T
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15 per4-en't of lot g •belarci
CARD OF THANKS
s r d F V’ H AR AtTE R S
We most sincerely thank our cabs go to <>;yi ' *r, b it »>p* rat<>;
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* \ u riifo;' • r:»rr<»unty ,Jn« B
friends and neighbors for their n list <■' '!• f lT I !>• I- -i ot'-ilJe:
ib. 1 rœ
I -to n
* Har'*' V. ■ .. Irmli’r iit lwirder outlaws, Marion I,
kindly assistane* and «sympathy or ¡.1! 1 -i.is. \n n - ; *.. 1 ■:.!■ ft ■«:
during the sickness are! death of Stayton Strb: I’a’.k i.i v-.;■• óf
T *•• i ' ' c. i.
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Hans (
our beloved husband and. tatlyr. He ry Smith.
S . * ■ .1
i v. :iTi«l«-ri~f v Ji*>v
Arthur Set
8t3 . “-Her.rv
Also N>r the many beautiful fior­
( 'a!<••!» Purii, a iv. ’’ * r who huts in
Roy
t j S«. ith. Pres.’
ai offerings,
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N’ i . f ( i* «f.& rf.ö >1 5*fe tin g ’.
I. -Schn? onberg
i^' id!. . . r*;i’ t ; - nvit Vr 4
bord*
W
and Children,
,.h ■ :ri»l A b x Dot’ riler.'
dhe K
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CARD OF THANKS'.
vot»-r> i>’ FciiWil.'l tri"? .■••> 77 of .V:.
..Murgarid I >(4
We* wish to thank <>ur many rion coent '. M:’.t • < ' •'*r-iron, th.it ;
SB- - f i r n U
kind friends and neighbors for - -
i t jji'rtii.
it ;!! v;.
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ì>r.iha Des
thrir http and sympathy during
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the illness, and the X . F. ami A. Bui g 01} tfv- ti’iii Jay o f
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:i to vot** o-
M. and G. A. R. fur their iadp IftV r*-r!o. :, ir. tin* f . r
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,;a,in> m.Ni w Mexico -
..j; a S jh fia
at thq death add burial of otir th«* i rr.positiun * .
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d--n ir. Nt?W Mi- i
diktrii-t tax.
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beloved husband ?fiad father,
Ac* 3 Ba’ tor ’ R inch
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Samvel Lake. Also we wish to th»* •'istrict liuii,.,- tl.i- -ri-.i >-■**’• **■
C’. riti in FT: , ¡,t í‘* 15. p. m.
thank the many friends for the giMlblg ‘*11 -I ■ I •>» 1-itiT, , •!•*., MI I < lull: i,
flowers and the singers for the Tmrduii'- Jktii. UM7. is < fit- af. ,'.' ti..-.
a . a ...
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foUo-vinK t>u .y,,t and .: T l ; r-s tl:>
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musjc at the funeral.
artio i.ts to t»*'r<‘C i •' St ••.'r-
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Mrs. Samuel Lake
fund, *t'«t*. »rpoui fu
and Children.
distfiFt tax. aTi'f all oth< r rnoti.-vs of
Buggy4and double driving har­
up from Sal<!m t0ca3t their vote- ness, both nearly new and in
E. C. Titus the past week has good condition, for sale. Inquire
Mrs. E. fi.Siegmun<landMlsa “?l<1i he ,oU2w?M'
Wro' at Hamman’s barn.
Merta Slegmund were In from Srot,he"?.n'
G' T « ! ! e* a
A large crowd attended‘ the
Fern Ridge shopping Saturday. Ford; Felix VanErmen, a Chev­ lectures given at the M. E. church
rolet; Blatchford, of Shelburn, a
Read the adv. of Chrismans’
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Ford.
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cattle sale on another page.
The lectures were illustrated and
Dr. Beauchamp reports the ar­
Frank Kusey, one of the in­
were both. instructive and en­
dustrious young farmers of this rival
. . . . of twins—a
. . 7* lb girl
. , and
„ a tertaining. Mr. Lewtas had vis­
community, was a caller Satur-j? lb
‘ he hJome1 of Joe S,1‘ ited the Holy Land and was also
day. He says it keeps him busy;
Wednesday last.
in the European war zone so was
handling. 85 acres of plow land
Rollie Burtis, of Mehama, has naturally well informed on his
a new boy, born the 16th, and subjects.
and taking care o f his stock.
Peter Nealen, of Lyons, a son
GOOD MULE TEAM
born
the 22d. ,Dr. Beauchamp
For sale. Also fresh cow.
Telling you„a painful story to­
was
in
attendance.
Brewer’s Dairy.
day? Give them relief at once
For Sale—One 4 year old colt.
0. L. Morris and Oscar Zim-
with a reliable foot ease.
Us<e
merman, of Mehama, were call- we>tfht about 1300; one 3 year Rexall Foot Powder. 25c large
ers at thfe Standard office Satur-!old c° rt* wei* ht atx,ut 1200- Both can. Beauchamp’s Drug Store.
¿g -
¡are horses and both blacks. Are
J. M. Ringo and wife mbtored
Addison Bonnott, special writ- ,U" br” the” f,"d matc5
to Salem to spend the week-end.
er on the Oregonian, and one of
Frank Cremor. Sta,ton.
The were accompanied by Mrs.
the widest-known newspaper Kingston Christain Church Joe Peery ano Cleta and Miss
writers of the state, made the
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Hollister who visited relatives.
Standard an appreciated call last; There will be preaching by the Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ringo en­
Thursday. His write-up of Stay- pastor at 11 a. m. next Lord’s joyed a motor trip to Hillsboro,
ton, published in the Oregonian, j day. Members and public in- Forest Grove, Beaverton and
appears on another page.
j vited.
other points.
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M r. S tein k am p. o f A u m svilje.
tified that I w ill
SPRING GOODS
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Mr«. Horace Lilly went to Cor­
vallis Thursday lor a short visit.
Her motheFf MriTG^F. Rice, of
that city returned home with her.
- Mr. and
ar\ii cdviKl-
ren. Mr*. Bessie PhllippEa'id M.
H. Titus motorgji OVef t T j i t n
Kingston in the latter.s car last
night to take in the John Lewtas
lecture.
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C A TTLE SALE
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nt th** G**o. ChrisiiKin t :.rrn .’A miles i
Staytou. ar.»i 5 mi!** norUivast of Scio, ¡it public
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J otr.': <*nctng at. in a. m , th** following cat
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1 2 -head of Grade Jersey
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Cows and Heifers for salt* by
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. 0. M. Baker, Clerk.
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GK ). CHKISM*!
HARRY CHRIS
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Notice o f Hearing o f Final c
Stayton Sta
Account.
UTAYTO N,
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Notic*. |S hcreby giveti that thè (Inni 1
ESTIM ATED RECEIPTS
account of Almirn S. (.¡un, ns adminis- I-EE TATE, Pr* «id* nt.
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K"n, ami that the Lit), day of June
the coming school year....... 6.%.<X) 1916, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. hai
been duly appointed by such Court for
the hearing of objections to such final
account
thereof at
at
600.00 which0\ and ' the
' h<‘ settlement
1 f 1 *'m n ( thereof,
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hLh tlrnc anv Person interested in
such esute may appear and file objec­
Total estimated receipts,not in­
tion* thereto in writing and contest the
cluding the money to be re­
Ba? eir ii
A I’M«RA S. CAIN.
ceived from the tax which it
^
H eltzki ,,
Administratrix.
Attorney for Estate.
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is proposed to vote.............. $3411.00
R E C A PIT U LA T IO N
Administrator’s Notice of
Total estimated expenses for
Appointment.
the year................. .......... -..$8813.00
Total
" 7 'T estimated
......... ~ . receipts
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Notice is hereby given that the Un-
cluding tax to be voted........ 3411.00 aers'ped has been duly appointed bv
_ _ ------ the County Court of the state of Ore
th//J,,unty <‘ f Marion 11 « admin­
istrator of the estate of 1, P
......... ............ reys. d ^ , , , am,
We estimate that a levy of eleven
mills will be required to produce the
amount of special tax money shown
above.
Dated this first day of May, 1916.
Attest:
E. M. O lmsted ,
Chairman Board of Directors
W. R ichardson , District Clerk.
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Chrismar
Ciiv.'H for sal** by Harry Chri-rnan.
.AH tested for tuberculosis.
LUNCH COUNTER ON THE GROUNDS
TERMS; 3 months’ time without interest or oi
at 8 per cent. All bankable notes. 2 per rent >>JT f<
From
county
school
dur-
IWII» WC4I
1I.J n
u i u u i l fund
umi n
ur-
V
tratrix
. r t o
of
* HO-
th***«tate
r r n a i ' ’ (»1
ol d Jamen
i U I l l ’ü \
Cain,
¡1111, IH’
*le- *
ing the coming school year. ,^$2275 (HI veaso*l, haa been filed in tin* County
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From state school fund during
U u rt Ä ^
anoM. < ^ountv,
ol,,1,> • 8
J
Geo.
8 head of Jersey and Shortho
In thi- CpUiity Court of thè Stote uf
Total estimated amount qf
Oregon for thv Count.y of Marion.^
money
for —
all -
- to
- be expended
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In thè matt-r of th.* estate of jun ■
_purf>oseH during thè y* a r
$8813.(XI ‘ sin, dcceaiieij.
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Estimated amount to be receiv­
ed from all other sourcesdur-
ing the coming school year...
!1 111
nerson.h^i
Ia,lmini»trutor.
All
late of said
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<fd to p present'ThV
r e s e n t th,!
■ ^ m
by iflîîl'
notl'
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CEO. SPAN IO L, VI
W. RICHARDS
Farmers and J
BA N
OF STAYT
Capital, $25,(
A. D. G ardner . Presidi
J. T. H unt , Vice- P i
S. L. S tew art ,
J. M. R ingo ,
Mill City-Stayt
Auto S
leaves Mill City at <
Lyons, Mehama, Si
hmity, Aumaville.
8 r^iies'Kí r ' ‘; .("suílhmí^ ¡i *Salom. Arrives SaU
leaves Salem reti
amveH at Mill City
»lay of AÎrik 1916. y’
thi" 27th
will stop at Stayton
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HUMPHREYS
A.( Hendersbott’s.
l w Wi."*Htrator of
estate of L p
Humphreys, deceased.
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D. B. HILL,
Mill
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