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The Stayton Mail
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niuil Ituy whether he possesses the ing of the «•»»« in the justice court.—
tact, judgment or ca»h, because it i» Statesman, 12.
expected of hi.u.
Holiday
Photography.
K ir»! C l* » » P h otogra ph y.
— The |Mipular thing now i» to cn-
li»t for Cuha. Stayton I iiih plenty of
patriotic timber and if the movement
continue», a» »cem» from la»c»t dia-
— Tim s. Kimm». of Kal««m, is in tli«’ patch«» ilievitalde, the town could
ca»ily furniah it» quota.
«’ity.
— W . K. Iturrit'k of M«‘ham a w»» In
— Home people exhau»t a great ileal
town M onday.
of brain (lower ill the »election of
— Eli»» M o rli'y of Lyon«, w u in thin ('hriatmaa pre»euta. If it i» for an
on»tern friend, »end him u year’» aub.
city yc«tcr<luy.
to T lie
M a i I.
The »nine thing, by
— W in . Khniik» WHi* in town on btiai- the way, would do for a friend any
iicbb W udnesday.
where.
— Jell' M on tgo m e ry, of L in n county,
was in town tili« week.
— Tim completion of the bridge i»
hailed with much »at¡»faction by the
A r« you he lpin g T li o M .« i I iulv«r- buaine»» men of the town, a» well a»
tisu the Hiiiitiiiin va lle y?
those |»*op|e of I,inn county who have
— M r. alni Mr». A. D. G ard n e r went patiently awaited the work ol repair.
Ilunine»» i» cx|»'ctcd to brighten up a»
to Haletn T liu rw lay m o rn in g.
a eonaei) lienee.
— H e n ry Keene am i soil, Bert went
to Mulem, T liu rM la y m orn in g.
— Wallace Kldcr ¡» devoting much
of hi» time of late to the interior
— J o h n <'a«liutt woh trm iHRcting
decoration of Ida home, one of the
IninineM here laitt of the week.
l».»t in the town. The aervieea of a
— David JolniHon wan down from paper hanger have l»*en cxtemiively
hi* Kantiani valley home, Monday.
employeil and the beautifying effect
— W . If. Sm ith, of H uhlim ity, who will doubtle»» lie appreciated by the
family.
I iiin l»i«n ill in aide to l>e out again.
— David Winqui»t, of Kunaellville,
— Jack M iller, wife and non« of T u r
i» o|».|iing the old Brown photograph
ner, viaitml relative» Imre hint week.
— Senator W . If. H o b so n lia» re
turn'd from a Iantine»» erram i at 1’ort-
Und.
— Kretl ItiM'k i» p u ttin g m u rli time
an d m oney in to hi» new re»ideuce
property.
»tudio thi» week ex|ajctilig to remain
during the holiday aeaaou. H i» an
nouncement ap|M-ar» in another col
umn. Mr. Winquint i» recommend«»!
a» an arti»t ol ability ami i» well veraed
in all the variona new proceaaea of the
photographic art.
— Mr». H. If. <‘ ro»» t»>ing coli vale»-
— The Y. P. S. C. K. met in a busi-
cent, Mr». Dirr returned to her home ncMM capacity Tuesday evening, W. E.
at Mehama, Tuenday.
| Tlionia», chairman. The following of
— Dr. A. L. Derbyahire’» office hour» ficer» were elected for the next »ix
for Gynaecological work, If :<)0 a. m. to month» beginning Jan. 1, '07: Pres.,
Myrtle Watters; Vice Prc»., Willis
<HI p. m., Tuewlay» and Friday».
t'tldwell; Tren»., John Downing; Sec.,
— T. A. ( ’ (»i|».r lo»t 5,000 bu»hel of
W illie Ware; A»»t. Sec., Beulah Har
(»itati»*» on account o f the re c e n t cold
den;
Cor. Sec., Mr». G. Thomas.
■ n ap o n the farm n ea r, J efferson .
The Htayton photograph gallery i»
now <q»*n to the public. i'ir»t-cla»-
photographs can la« hail for a »hört
time at pri<*e» that are right. Come
and examine onr new pro«»-». We
make the only |<erniam*nt picture that
will last forever ami a long time after
ward. Don’t wait but com«- rain or
shine; will close wl»>ut Jan. L».
D a v i d WiNqunrr, 1'hotographer.
H rh o o l
K n t « r t » liir a » n | .
At the o|iera house, Friilay evening,
Dee. 18.
Program consists of dialogues, reci
tation*, music, tableaux, etc.
Proceeds to be used in starting a
library for the school.
All patron»and friends of the school
an* cordially inviti«! to come »ml help
in the g ì»»1 work.
Admission: Adults 15c, children
under 12 years, 10c.
Gill on.,.
W INQUIST
TH E
Having sold our store and stock of
merchandise to M«*««rs. Golden and
Braun w ho will take possession in a
short time, we now take this up|»«r-
unity of thanking the public for-
their kind treatment and lils-ral pat
ronage. All |M-r»ons having claims
against us will please present at our
office for payment, and all those
knowing themselves indebted to us
are earnestly requested to csll and
make settlement. Hoping you will
continue to extend to our successor»
the same courtesies that you have
to us, we remain, very respectfully,
W. H. H o b s o n A Co.
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Good Work. Low Prices
4 Papers Weekly, $1.65.
M r*. M h III,!» O. H en lln e.
W ill take notice that a letter ad
dressed to her from her son Alliert
Lathrop is held in my po»»«»um, and
will be forwarded at her request,
wherever she may designate.
W. 11. H knlinr .
L o o k a t T h is.
T H E x^
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C IV I C H O C IE T IE S
O T A Y T O N LODGE NO. V>. A.\ F.\ A A.-. M.'
Regular communication Saturday evening
01. or )>e!ore the lull moon o f each calendar
month. Meet» In Odd Fellow»* hall on Third
street. Vlaltlug brethren cordially Invited.
W. W. E l d e r , Master.
A. L. I miwnino , Sec.
p fO R T B H D U T ORDER OF ODD FELLO W g
Htayton Lodge No 64— Meet» In Odd T «Hows
hall every Wednesday evening.
Fraternal
welcome always extended visiting members.
L e n ce l H obmi . i , N. G.
O. W.«'A»PELL,Sec.
V ffO O M flD I OF TH E WORLD—Htayton Lodge
No. 51. Meets Monday evening in Daisy
IS 6 P a p e rs a Y e a r hall. Visiting members are cordially Invited.
O. W. <' a « * e l l . Consol.
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fairness of its news columns.
E d . O sborne , Clerk.
IND EPEND EN T ORDER OF GOOD TEM PLARS
Stay ton Lodge No. 53B— Meets In lialay hall
every tuesdsy evening. A cordial Invitation is
extended to visiting members.
R oy K ino , C hlel Templar.
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J. R. M iller , Sec.
K K U b l U t ’S S O C IE T IE S
D I P T I S T CHURCH —Preaching every lourth
Sunday at 11:00a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sun
day school at 3 KB p. m. each-Sunday. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings.
J. R. M iller , Supt.
£ H R I8 T IA S CHURCH - Situated
one
block
west ol opera house. Preaching first Lord's
It is splendidly illustrated
and
among its special feature»« ;are a fine Day and Satutday night before In each month.
Y. P . 8. C. E . meeting 6:30 p. m. each Lord's
humor page, exhaustive market re- Day. Sunday School 10KB a. m. Social»..-r vice»
(>orts, all the latest fashions for wom : USX) a. m. Prayer meeting every Friday night.
Teacher's meeting Tuesday night. All are cor
en anti a long series of stories by the dially Invited to attend these services.
greatest living American and English
L. G reen , Pastor.
authors,
JUJETHODI8T EPISCOPAIc-Sitnated on Third
— II. Borchert A Co. have caught
— Stayton ha» al»o a “ cop|icr club,"
it i» »aid, along with it» numerous the »pirit of improvement and their
Water »treet bn»ine»» bouse is to »up-
«»'in i anti fraternal organixation».
|»irt a new gla»» front and other fix
— The op|»irtunity for Chri»tmas
— Mr. and Mrs. E. A
w e re
ture» quite the thing for a popular
photography i» nth-red the publie at
in the city Sunday.
C o n a n D o y l e , J erom e K . J | khm e .
furniture firm. The work is well ad
street one block 8<uilh of the opera house,
Winquiats
»tudio.
Give
him
n
' Prdkchlng every first anil third Sunday at ll:tx'lJ
vanced but the firm does not intend it
— Mr. Jacobs was i t
Kat- S t a n l e y W e y m a n , M a r y E. W i l k i n s , a. m. and 7:30 p. m. C'kss meeting following
call.
A nth o ny H ope ,
B ret H arte ,
to interfere with their holiday g i»»l» urday from near
morning service. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
B r a n d e k M a t t h e w s , Etc.
— Mr. and Mr». C. F. Knelling, of »ale a» their new ad in this paper
Epworth League at 6KB p. m. Junior Epworth
"II
— Remember the W. R
Amity, returned to their home. Wed- would indicate.
The regular subscription price of the League at 3KB p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday
I evening.
Saturday eve, Dec. 10.
nc»dav after a week'» visit with rela
two papers is $2.50.
R o y K in o , Supt.
E. H. B elknap , Pastor.
— Under the title ‘‘Stayton Wants
—John Kiegmund, of Jefferjam, was
tives.
Subscriptions at club rate above
it,” the Albany Democrat dips the among the s(»«*tators at the dance.
must be made through this office.
PO N TO F K IC K D I R E C T O R Y
— A late d i»|>Atch from Havana item in T h e M a i l in reference to
— Jack Richards, his mother and
contain» the cheering information tin* reducing plant of the priqioscd
y^LL MAILS GOING WEST including foreign
and eastern m ail matter close« at 8:00
that Macao is alive and well in the Albany woolen mill. The capitalist» sister Lillie, went below Wednesday.
a. m. East to local points at 2:30 p. m.
province of Mutunza».
engaging in this enterprise will find
—C. C. Mulkey went to Stayton and
J. H. B a r n a b y , P. M.
— Au invoice of new seat» ha» lieen Stayton a most convenient point for back on business Wednesday last.
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R O S.
milled to tin furniture of tue »clmol an auxillinry plant, abundance of
— There will be an Xmas tree and
rooms this week, made necessary by water |>ower ami all of the raw ma program at the M. E. church, Christ
A
L. D E R B Y S H I R E ,
terials necessary to paper manufac
the growing attendance.
mas eve. Everybody welcome.
•
ture.
Physician & Surgeon.
— A. W. Hyphens gave the office a
— Mr. (juinn has purchased the
“ He who runs may read.”
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— The debate last Wednesday even
financial call Monday paying up ar
property formerly owned by Mrs.
MILEAGE
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rearage» and lengthening out hi« sub ing was as usual well attend««!, and Hamilton, and will occupy the same.
OBSTETRICS
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10.00
the jmlgi-s decided the question in ;
scription one year from that date.
PRESCRIPTIONS
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STAYTO N.
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favor of the affirmatives. The subject1 —Geo. Richie is visiting the Staley If you want
— Mr». J. W. Apple ha» liccn absent
was: ‘ ‘ K e so lv i*«! that parents should be, household near town. He is a rela a
at the farm near Turner »¡nee Mon
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A. T H O M A S ,
compelled by law to semi their child- ! tive of that family and is here from j bargain.........
day, giving J. W . a chance at house
ren, between the ages of six ami fonr- j Idaho with a view to locating.
keeping along with hi» bu»ine»« af
Barber Shop.
teen, to the public schools unless pre- j — Louis Kiegmund was in town on
fair».
Does a general barbering business. A ll
vented by sickness a» shown by a business |>ertaining to the organiza
work guaranteed strictly first-class in every
— Lafe Thomas, who left last week physician's certificate.” Tin* subject tion of a young (teoples’ literary so
particular. Transient custom solicited. Cus-
for a visit at Albany, Corvallis and for next Wetlnesday evening is: “ Re -1 ciety on Fern Ridge.
I tomary prices. On second street,
Jordan valley points is sick in bed solved that from a moral stand|>oint,
STAYTON,
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OREGON
— Rev. Bennett, whos«* health is be
at Philomath, according to advices re tin* world is growing lH*tt«*r.”
ing again restored, lias gone with Mrs.
ceived yesterday.
— Rev. Blalock of Walla Walla who B. to s|M*nd a few «lays with their son
— A t a late meeting of the council held a seri«*s of revival meetings in | in Stayton.
it is stated the resignation of Council this city some time recently, has ac
Special contracts enable us to
man J. N. Weddle, recently filial, was cepted tin* pastorate of the Baptist! — Last Sunday and Monday was the
offer
accepted and John Kobcrtson apjKiint- church ami will hold services in same! quarterly meeting occasion of the M.
E.
church.
The
pivsitling
elder,
Rev.
<*d to the vacancy.
j the »ecoml and fourth Sundays of each
Parsons, was announced to be present,
— A new sidewalk along the Gard month. He has also consented to an hut mmirhow failed to «' 011111 * 01 .
ner liiiMincHR block is a public improve ap(M>intmont in the Wahio Hills
The American Protective Tariff League
— A number of the farmers below
ment worthy of notice. The little ¡country. Arrangements have been
is a national organization advocating
step in the walk near the entrance made for his entertainment with Mr. were out in pursuit of the wary coy
" Protection to American Labor and
to the pharmacy ha« also disappear Mrs. Koliert Grier, where Mr. Blalock ote first of the week, said to have been
Industry” as explained by its constitu
expects to pursue his studies in homi playing the lively tune «»f “ havoc” with
ed.
tion, as follows :
letics, along with his pastoral duties the sheep. One good turn deserves
— The removal of Win. Davenport
" T h a object o f th is League »hall bo to protect
with that church.
another so Mr. Coyote was given a
A m erican labor by a t a r iff on import«, which shall
from Lyons to Salado, this state, is
ad«quat«ly «aoura A m erican in d u s tria l p rodu cts
a g a in st th a o om patition o f foreign labor.*'
— Mrs. Willanl Burchard, of Stay- “ song and dance.” These carnivorous
followed by the request that the Ma i l
beasts reside principally in the back
ton,
and
one
of
her
daughters,
Mrs.
Is* sent them at that (»lint. They are
There are no personal or private
ONE Y E A R
woods ami have not all boon n«»tifi«*<l
evidently pleased with their new lo Carrie Shanks, yesterday visited the
profits in connection with the organiza
husband ami father respectively, who of Bryan’s defeat.
cation.
tion and it is sustained by memberships,
is confined in the county jail awaiting
— Two Mi'hania la«li«*s were known
contributions and the distribution of it*
— Mr. Brown, the Mehama shoe
the action of the grand jury on a to call at Cox' gr«»c«*ry, Tuesday eve,
publications.
maker, has moved his family into a
! charge of illicit cohabitation with his in s«*areli of a young man who an-
vacant property owned by George
F I R S T : C o rrespon d en ce ir solicited re ga rd in g
daughters. The two women «j>ent an swered “ present.” The gentleman was
" M e m be rsh ip ’* an d '* O fficial C o rre sp o n d e n t« ."
Ca»pell adjoining the J. W. Apple
hour with the prisoner, in the pres ushered out and started in the di-
S E C O N D: W e need and welcome oontributiona,
w hether email or large, to ou r oauea.
home and is looking for a business
ence of Deputy Hheritr E. E. Co«q>or. r«*otion of Lyons. The supposition
T H I R D : W e publish a large line o f docum ent#
location.
covering all phaeee o f th a T a r if f question. C o m
The visitors were much affected at the was he was taken to the big bridge
plete set will ba mailed to any address fo r 0 0 cents.
— Custom decrees that a man shall me«*ting, but no retractions were made and thrown in the river but later the
F O U R T H : Se n d poetai oard request fb r fre#
•ample oopy o f the " A m erican E o o n o m ie t."
buy liberally of Christmas presents by them as to any part of the testi fellow was known to on earth yet.
A d d r e ss W ilb u r F. W a k e m a n , G eneral Se cre tary,
1 3 0 W e s t 2 3 d 8 tra a t. N a w Y o rk .
lor his friends, and custom is law. He mony given at the preliminary hear-
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