The Stayton mail., December 11, 1903, Image 8

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free Holiday
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!*•> I nto Others » . You Would They
Geo. L. Brown went to Salem today.
L. H. Taylor visited Salem Wednes­
day.
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Chair repairing done at Stay ton
Chair Factory.
^«|lir-mUIBI|||(J(!!!l||!|||li!,
Lee Kerk>er and wife spent Sunday
with friends iu Jordan Valley.
60 different games—all new
—one in each package o!
Mrs. Bertha Keeue Smith is home
to remain until after the holidays.
John Heuberger, of Sublimity, made
us a short but appreciated call Satur­
day.
Dr. Wilbur N. Piutler, dentist, will
be in his office in Stayton the 10th to
31st of each month.
Preparations are under way for a
Christmas tree and appropriate exer-
i
Games
Miss Sadie Thomas is assisting in
G. 1). Trotter's store.
Simpson, the
restaurant
man,
packed his goods and moved to Albany
the first of the week.
fl’
S h ou ld
llo
I H i«»
Y ttU t-A lw iijfi
Ho Your Man.
It is too bad that men cannot hon­
estly differ on |x>liiical questions and
discuss them without getting mad and j
in some cases go to fighting. There
are always son* spots alter election, to ,
he sure, hut thou one must ex|a*ct it
when one enters polities.
It’s some- 1
what like football. If you are ail in
the game you will probably have some
pretty hard bumps and some sore
spots. But just why two men of op­
posite political faith, neither one of
whom was a candidate or even remote- 1
ly connected with a candidate, or even
with the hope of political take, should
differ to a point of getting into a light,
is one of the enigmas. But we know,
everybody knows, that politics ami re­
ligion are responsible for many bloody « 2
wars. Two men engaged in a rough
and tumble tight yesterday in the vi­
cinity of Thirteenth street and some
very lively scrapping took place. On » 1
fellow had his coat torn from collar to
tail and his other garments liadly
damaged. After the tight a friend of
the unfortunate took him into Trot­
ter's store and tilted him out in a real
good suit for $7,50. You see, $7 50
gets a suit at Trotter’s that would cost
$10 somewhere else. Those who go
about from store to store making com­
parisons know that this statement is
absolutely true. If you don’t believe
it just make the rounds and wind up
at Trotter's.
See 0ur
1
New Goods!
A good many ducks are being shot
these days.
Cash paid for hides at the Chair
Factory, Staytou.
Bad Blood Over Election.
Lion Coffee
at your Grocer’ s.
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.
On the 17th day of November Phillip
Glover and Delilia * Glover celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary at their
home three-fourths of a mile north
of Sublimity. Uncle Phillip and De­
lilia Edmonson were married near
their present home by Rev. Thus. II.
Small, Nov. 17, 1853. They have re
8ided on their Uonation ,HIU, clainl
ever #inoe
Mr H1|d Mr„ GlllV„
2 2
2
2
Dry Goods
Clothing
Dress Goods
Shoes
c.ses at the opera house.
crowed the plains in 1848. They have
Old chairs rej»aired and made new eight children living, as follows:
at Stayton Chair Factory.
Mrs. Louisa Loomis, llwaco, Wash.:
Dr. Brewer was called Sunday to set Henry Glover, formerly of Idaho, but
a broken collar bone for the year-old now en route to the old home; Miss
baby of Joe Hammou and wife.
Amelia Glover, llwaco, Wash.; John
W. F. Ware has changed the posi- Clover, Sublimity, Ore ; Arthur Glover
lion of his house, and is preparing to Hn^
Glover, Salem, Ore.: trank
erect a story and a half addition to it. I tllover' P'dk county, and Ella Lambert,
Stayton, Ore. Besides these there are
D. B Smith was shakitnwhands with
a number of grandchildren,
Oak Grove.
his Staytou friends Monday. He was
are l>oth enjoying reasonably
on his way to Gates to visit his pa 1
The farmers are busy plow ing.
good health which their numerous
rents.
H. E. King was a Salem visitor
I friends iu every section of the state
Wm. Fitton visited lortl.m d °\er wjjj ^ pleased to hear, and who will Wednesday.
Sunday, going down to see
80,116 | Heartily congratulate them ujkjii their
Annie Tale is visiting at the home
friends who were about to
loug and happy wedded life.
of her uncle, I.. S. Lambert of Stayton.
You can save dollars by buying your shoes at
New York state.
E. A. D.
H.
E
King
and
wife
spent
Sunday
Whitehead’s, and we have sense enough to
Uncle Jim Brown has been quite
Tuesday we had call from a gentle­ ut the home of his brother J. M. King.
poorly the past week. His son Will
know that we must sefl at cash prices and not
man wanting to buy an improved
and wife were up from Salem over
'1 hose t.iat attended the wedding
misrepresent the goods. W e value public confi­
farm. After a few minutes Conner**»-
Sunday to visit him.
dame at Heater’s reported it good
1 tion we learned that lie was A. Gelder,
dence above the dollar.
Strayed or Stolen A dark brown and fr0m our borne county iu 1 own. time.
The matrimonial wave ha. hit Oak
Just received a new line of M en’s $3.50 and $4.50 Shoes.
Jersey cow, dehorned when a calf. A \\’e knew the name well, but not the
liberal reward will be paid for her re­ man. Not having the kind of laud Grove this fall; we have had three
Also ladies felt fur trimmed slippers at $1.50.
covery.
W il l is C ald w kll .
listed that he wanted, of course we marriages'
Misses, $1, 85c and 75c.
B. P. Sornsen returned Monday couldn't make a sale, and be left for
A C. Barrows returned from Santa
Men’ s Corduroy Pants, $3 values for 2.50.
from Salem.
Mrs. Sornsen passed
. s**em the following morning.
If per- Rosa, Calif., accompanied by Ins bride
through her second operation w ell,. »one want
their land sold, they should nee tats» Jennie Hepner.
We all wish
and report comes that she is doing ;
Mr. and Mrs. Barrows continued hap-
nicely.
Last evening, at about 5:30 o’clock, piness.
Mr. Adolph Heater and Miss Maude
Geo. Neihert and wife returned the Thos. Downing, who has been sick for
passed Cooley were united in the holy I miiu I s
So­
W A N T F. I )— T R U ST WO RT H Y L A - T im b e r L an d , A d J u n e J ,
first of the week from their visit to sometime with consumption,
li t e fu r 1‘u h llta ilo n
San Francisco. Mr. Neibert says they away, and in about an hour he was of matrimony at Salem, Saturday, dy or gentleman to mating*' bus illesa
t'nll««t Stale * tamil nule«-,
ilo *••«« City. Oregon, Inn« s POI
had a ffnetrip, but there are a million followed by his brother, \V m. H., who The bride is a prominent young lady in this county and adjoining territory
Sfotter I« her. l.y given that ln <..ni|.llan, ■
for
house
of
soliti
financial
standing.
was
suffering
from
the
same
disease,
of
this
place
ami
the
groom
a
prom-
Willi
the
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.rovistilo.
of tin si t of congre*» «.f
fleas iu California to one iu Oregon.
$'JOOO straight cash salary and ex- June j. Is7s. enillle'l "An eel lor Ihr «sie ni
I hese two make six sons, and her inent young farmer of Union llill.
lau.Is In Ihe -1st«*, of California, Or.
penses paid each Monday direct from Umber
The past week the town has been in husband, whom Mrs. Downing has
U«in , Vo sits, sml VV s.inngron l.rrllorj" »
I«len«li'i|
Io Ihr ini lit In lainl .Isle, h* set of
headquarters.
Expense
money
ad­
darkness, and the mill and other j seen carried off' by this disease. The
August I. I»W, I.lllisn I*. Thornton, of sieveu
vanced; permanent position. Address »on.
FROM O C E AN T O O C E AN .
«
«mul)
of Mkamallii*, siati of Washington,
water-w heels still—owing to a break funeral service will be held Saturday,
Manager, f»05 iMonon Bldg, Chicago. hs* ilii* «Is\ a « «I in «hl. ntflee lo r .worn .1st*
■ i**- sit No fijas, for i l o - purehsM* o f the N vv ijner
in the dam. Mr. Shreve has been j
R) o’clock, at the Christian church, T h f l*r«»|yoMrd ll«i M «r«l From Ys*«
ter of Sei Unii No _*». Ill To» fiati! |> No ll.oillh
Y o r k t o Sm
Francisco.
, % < lin ln l« t n r ’ « N ii t lf lf i o f ll«*M rinK o f U n n i
taking advantage of the lack of water,
rung« j real, slot will oft. r nriK.I to .how Itisi
Except a case or two at J. E. Sloper’s | The promoter* of thè projeot to bulli!
A « '«'« »m it .
Ihe Inin! .«.light I. more vehiabln for lì» II in he >
and is making improvements in his
or .tone Hielt for agricultural purpose« enti to
no new cases of scarlet fever are re­ k niagnitleeut Itoulcvnrd frolli thè At- ! Sotti« 1« herebjr glvrn thsl thè Alisi •<-rotini ratnhll.li
her elei in in ael«l lsn«l I.« fore tin- It.-,
electric light plant.
1.1er nini I!« « : \ « r of 1 hi. off « ■ nl llr. gi.n t in
tbe Pacific ocean are aetlvely “ i
d“ " -
ported iu town. All who huve the hm.le
Or. (on.on I'h«Ir-.le\ . Ilo- ¿Uh «lev in licermi» r
There w ill be a masquerade ball in disease are recovering nicely, it l*eing r«t work on thè tiiidcrtakitig. and plana i .onity l'mirt ut Marion conni*, «tsi«-«>l or* i ISM
Shr nello-. ». wltnr.aea Chor*.. Finir* ni
1
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toob
U
ln
tbe
co*
T
O
h
^
ì
to
the Stayton opera house, Friday even- in a very mild form. It is thought
res for«l«*llh . Orepoii, eroi r II Keilt w II
operatimi of congreas In niuklng thè i »|>|>«.int.«i t.y «nel...... for ih<- in-aring ofot>- <
llre«lf«iril
end « Il < uff. y.nf port laiol. Or'-gnn
tiitp SU
suoi-ess
sili-noutc
sml set
tir me ni
ing, Dec. 25th. Siegtnund»’ orchestra the disease was brought here by a fam- schemi*
Auv atol all pa rson» claiming e«iv« r.el» the
SI milieu Il mg
I osa. Tlie
i ue auv
m atta «x jccllnn» lo «neh
„ , , „ 1 tinsi
, Ul„.. sccount ,.«■„,
mi.r.n.-.i
.le.« rilr-«| leiole er. rcque.l.-d t.. ni.
will furnish the music, which is a ily who stopped at the hotel a day or tue pian Wlslt to get frinii congreaa au in «neh e.tste msy spis-sr sml il Ir iil>J.-i'il«.o» el.ove
llinlrrlalin. In lillà «ifflre on or before «ehi Jith
appropriatimi
largì*
euough
to
hn*
e
tbe
j
Otercto
la
»rlttng
■n|
n^oiUe*mhi
urne
ilajrof
lietemh.
r, ttaij
guarantee that the music will be good, two. Oliver Leslie was sick for a few
AUoasof H. liBKienia, Register.
Ituuiense proJect well starteli, saya tbe Admlnlstratnr »1 il«* . «iste of's. s. Bromi,
and Geo. Davie and Arthur Elder days, with what is now thought to
II«;
Washington Star, and every state : decesseli.
manage the dance, which is another have been scarletina, but it was so through which the highway w ill pass Tll„ , , » r i .„ „ , i . a h .»«mr a. isth Noti«.- I . Tlmlter l.miri, Art .lune a, is;n -Nntler
for l*olil||.»|ioti.
ran tee of ^ood order and a good mild that hi8 parentH gave it little at- "'hi he expected to rout ri hut«* Itn guota
,or i, ubn«,» i l « » .
£ THEO. GEHLEN, Stayton
2
Dollars and Sense!
J. E. W H ITE H E A D , Stayton.
V n itr ii States t e m i Otllre,
time.
1 icketu lor dance and supper, teution, and did not think of it being
1(1 l,,il coat. A nominal toll will i
orcioo city.onton, JoncfijKOS
*1
. •
probably tw* <*Uarg«*«l all vehi«*l«»ii using' Notice 1« h«*n*t»y given tlmt in compltancc
^l.uu.
, an> tiling contagious.
t
..
, , .
. wttii tit«* provlMonii of th® net of cnngreM <»f
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.
the ruudway. the proceeds being uaml
«nil»led “ An'set i«,r the »ale of
1 lie **tore8 handling Xmas goods
i he ^ . I*. S. C. E. of the Christian to defray repair expense*, hut the fed timM-r iau«tn in the 'in« « ot rniifornu. Ore.
are all showing fine stocks, and the church met in a business session Mon- ’’r" 1 «overiiment will be the custodial. “ y|,,;IX''rtn ku Vi!«- p.."hn,e,,|»,|‘.!|,.tstrr.'!!y 'I;-t m
Christmas displays are tasty and cal- day evening. W. E. Thomas acted as.
« dialed to attract attention.
The chairman. T h . f..li...in. « . n i ~ n
1
holiday trade has scarcely commenced e
vet, but when it begins we look to see
Stayton merchants get their share, as Prof. Murphy;
they have good goods and right prices
Election was unusually quiet here
Monday, with only one ticket in the
field. An attempt was mad a to elect
J. B. Grier for recorder, on an inde-
I*endent ticket, but he lacked seven
votes of winning. The vote was as
follows: Mayor, Fred Rock, 68 ; Coun­
oilmen, Willis Caldwell, 71; L. A.
Thomas, 70; Recorder, Warren Rich­
ardson, 41 ; J. B. Grier, 35; Marshal,
A. B. Watters, 64; Treasmer, W. H.
Cooper, 68 .
K»
Q u ick .
Not a minute should be lost when a
child shows symptoms of croup Cham-
herlain’s Cough Remedy given as soon
as the child Itecomea hoarse, or even
after the croupy cough appears, will
prevent the attack.
It never fails,
and is pleasant and safe to take, For
sale by Brewer Drug Co.
2nd
Vice
President,’
Ut- Mrs- Harden; Asst. Organist, Mrs.
Thomas.
A l.uwl I'lm .u rr.
Mrs Nenrich Isn't it grand to ride
In your own carriage?
Mr >»*oorlcb—Yea, but I’d enjoy ¡t
more ir I could only stund on the pave-
fneut and see myself ride by.
Portland and Return Only $2.75
The Houthern Pacific Co. is now
selling round trip tickets to Portland
from West Btayton for $2.75, good go-
ing Saturday or Sunday, returning
Sunday and Monday, giving all day
Sunday and Monday in Portland. The
same arrangement applies from Port-
land, giving Portland people a chance
to visit Vally points at greatly re­
duced rates.
.
iS to V u S T
un«l< rtaking m entiy J. Kits- ,(BV
«»> a ■,road highway from New Vork | f
Oregon l'Itv, Ore .lune «tih, l*o:i
Notler I» hrrehv giteli (hai In rompitelo «,
with Ilo* |.rovi.loti, of Ih*, eri off'ongrraaof
lune *, IS7S, ciitllled "All a«-t for Die .eli-
Isiol. in «i thr Wm*Ui
»ini., of California, Or« .
^ tlml.rr
^ Ncvmin
n«l wa.hlagion trrnlnry,” ».
•■xira.iV.rt.r.n thr i.uhiiV i.n.t .u t... i ,* ’,;.,~nt
¿ » 'K l S - T s.'ii.
|* thl»«.lftr* hi. »worn ststmieot N«..
t
V m
,IW‘i’.” 1
-
N,
i
r . e ly In
|*«>rt In ml Oregon.
«1 nil
A n y sn«l
»II t»*r»
|>« r-nn* «-laltning s«lv. r««-I>- tIn- } ! ' , *^ . V rj '1
Mr'' r,,,l.",,»t‘ «t l«> III
wi,h 11 hv f^ er"*
ln n coml,Hra
tu
n
i«*
tt»*.t
r
claim»
In
thl.
nftlrc
on
or
t«cforci*f«i
TJn«l
r«-««
us.
tc«t
tively short time this country would »«.«.v.- «0 "«•rlt>c«l lands
1,1 nct*emlM*r, ItHMl
ttinlrclnlmk In tal« office ««n «>r nefnre »«I l«l'’3r«I I
ALOKRNONft.
PHKSSKH.
H.gltter,
have a system of roads that would : ¿¿y ircccmtwr. tans,
AairuMiNH. lam m , Ragtater.
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eclipse anything on earth.
In tbto a i t «.f development along T|llll), r
u t ..... .
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n ..,,.» T la k t r U a « . a . i j m . i . ...................
ail lines tbe tohi I h of th«? country have
f«r pMbllmti«n.
for i*uV»«irafioti.
b«»«»n rrirnimillv npirlectcnl
Wo liftvo
Unit«''! HUten Und Office,
I’ nih il Mintr* I him I fidin*,
u««n cnminniiy negiecre<i. » «
« r.g«»n city, on Kon .him- m , iw».
or®®«»*, city, owwon, Jnn«-o ion*
nothhiK that could !>«• railed n road
Notlr«* 1 « Hereby alv«*n tlmt In «•omplianre I Notice In I mt « bv flv» n that In comoh*,,, ,.
connecting the east with tla- west, mid w il l, the t.r.,vi»lon« «»f tl^ act «O '™ «™ *"»
V*7-V-‘* " '.Y.’tT ^,,f.. VV "r.' "• ' «•agr. »»,,f
• , fun,. :t IS7H, eutUle«l "An *«t for the »als of Juni- 3, IS7S, entitled "An »cl tor the sale ,.r
It Is one of the earnest needs of the timtH-r lands In the st»t. » of California, ore- Unii» r I hth I» In th.- sut.-. .,r Calif,,rnfa Or.
(in gcva.l*. ami Washington TcrrtUiry," a» g«>n .Nevada and Washington T e r r ito r y "» , ’
times. With the development of , the «/
extended ", »II the public Unit .tate» by act of temti .l I» nil the pul,Mr land »tate» hv Ï,.,
automobile It will he lillt a short t time ( Augnai
» I ' « ' 4 i .<s*r',»«-orge
'i »«n ' < iciY ....
rg<* . I’.
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McIntyre, of of Portland,
Portland,
August I I l»«r¿, M«. perkIna,of poriI»mi ,,,,,,
McIntyre,
i I August
t... u ll, U I • ..f M..I
before the farmer will move hls crop
of Oregon,
htw thl»
t^y ««f In
Multn«)inah,
of ftregon,
1 « , «uinty
v (Ufti o( in Multii«)rnah.«tate
thl* offlc«1 hin «worn
«tfttement
Sn. ; | nic»1
this office state
her «iworii
Ntiitem ha»
« nr tn|*d*i
No «
to the main lin<* of trnriHportutlon by r,Kib for the purchaM* of tht N w qimMpr ofMee f«»r thr pur«h8Ne #»f th«« HK*4 of faction No ‘juin
this power,
and with
a continental ti«ui’ No. ;M. In Twp. S«>. 11 wath, range Seaxt, 1
•<*>'«'' * K««t, and will
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and will «.ft.r pr«.,.f to. »"o w th .ith e l.n d '¿'T-.’ pr«s,l to «how that the lau.l
boulevard and its feeders almost at hls
fioor he will see the value of his land tin
hl«
Increase with every year.
It«-«
•‘Every state should lie given charge on '
W II. Bradford, C.
Nhe name» a. wltnc.««..: W fi. B ra d fo rd ,c
W. foffey
Coffey and
»tul C . II K-lly. of Portland
of that section of the boulevard that « " r
n*" <Wl MK. ” Uy, «Vfpor'túnd.'ó'r.'.iii.n ; W
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ford.vlll.-, Oregon. | an«I . f o r g e Finley, of ( r tiw fn r d Y v Ille .n " ;" ":
passes through
It and math* ncooiintc.- " an'Kirorgc
Flnl«*y.nf
,
,
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A n v m id all person» claiming a«tvcr«dy the
Any
and
all persons claiming advn’r .»tvli"
ble
ble to the federal government for the
d,.,e?itsd land» arc reque.ted to file above described land, are ^ n ea tiT to a^‘
cire of It as well ns the receipts from their claim» In till» offlceon or before xaldffind their claim» In this offlee on or before »aid 2 l»t
,
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i a.v of n. ai rnticr WO».
| «lay of fb-cemher. I!M)3
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tolls and expenditures.
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amihsox I. Dagsara. Register.
A loxrm . k ». i>sr»x*. RegUter.