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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1905)
• • 4 Absolutely Pure HAS MO SUBSTITUTE The following editorial from tlie Portland Journal in especial inter est to the people of this section, while the question of whether or not Stay- ton is to have a woolen mill is being | investigated. The Journal says: The St. Jo h n s Review, our nearest newspaper neighbor outside of Port land, presents some interesting fa d s about the new( woolen mills there. which should lie encouraging to oapi- | italists who have the enlargement of t'ie woolen manufacturing industry of ¡Oregon in view— if there be any such men, and we hope there are. The St. Jo h n s mills are running night and day, ami cannot supply the i demand for their products, one order J for «5,000 yards of Hanuel being re- fused last week. The monthly yield is Mi»s Add«' Miller Saturday Hint Sunday nr Melisma, vieitinje with m i«« Fram es Lambert, p#|e Fr|iuk ,t.fl for Engene Monday . . . . . . , , , H m. Rubens pas«#d through » * * * •• * H # For the Summerf lien on his way to Portland. You w ill need a new carriage for the baby. Don’t buy until you ex amine our line. P. Herniens made a bu«ine#s trip to Albany Tuesday in the interest of tin' Haselwaanl Cream Co. J . A. Hitter returned from Yakim a Tuesday. li e was accompanied by his brother, Henry Pit ter, who intends j t«> visit here for some time. Hurt Branch,while breaking a young horse, bad his buggy badly smashed. Kur a n l in i.a lr s .l V |>|»'t U s . Loss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doaes of Chamberlain's thorn *•'"« L'ver Tablets. They will in now about 40,000 yards of woolens, be- ing over 25 per oent above the yield of the Hellwood mill before it woa burned ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ About #75,000 a year is paid to em ♦ THE LOCAL FIELD J ployes, nisny of whom own their own ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ homes or are purchasing them w ith Read the advs. They are money their wages. The stock of the compa ny, #175,000 common and #175,000 savers for you. preferred stock, is nearly all ow ned by Get your shoes repaired by Lance- Portland men, wlio in investing tlieir tield, at S m ith ’s shoe store. money in this way not «inly made a Wni. Fitton made a new cement good investment for themselves, but walk for Win. Weddle this week. greatly b enefited St. Joh n s, lo rtiau d , A new son arrived at the home of anil the whole state. Clias. Brown and wife Sunday night. Other woolen mills, if well managed, Lee Brown was seriously sick a few are prospering, and many others might days this week, but is reported much j Q 8Q The mills at Oregon City, 8a- *,efk?r- I lem, Pendleton, Brownsville and other F or S a l e — Team, double harness points, incliidinV the one to be rebuilt | 1 ' and two buggies. Inquire of Dr. C. H. at Albany in place of the one recently Brewer. ! burned, are praiseworthy pioneers in s Triumph Notes. 5 Farmers ar«* busy planting potatoes ami plowing summer fallow. Wm. Rnhlien bus rented his farm to Caspar Burkhard ami intends going to Idalio mines. Mr. and Mr« N. Frerea, of Slayton. | took a drive tbrotigh here Thursday, growing his wife some of the Waldo Hill country. , )or!l Ben>on visit.>d with Mrs Theo. Highherger Wednesday, A son arrived at the A. L. Shelley home Thursday. , ..... . , , I.ee l a t e lias start«1«! to plow a 120 a,.re tje|d w|,jc |, |,e going to » 0111 - mer fallow. ' T w e n , i l l i , , n P °und* °* w oo] * re ,*U COW* produced in Oregon annually, the Ja c o b Staiger bought several him- ; greater portion of it in eastern Oregon dred rods of the American Held fence. where sheep must be sheared without Says he lias fallen out with rail fences. J f J J ^ If You Are Thinking of B uilding^ digestion and give you .... appetite üke a wolf. These tablets also act as a gentle laxative. For sale by Brewer Prug Co. W m . VanHandel, one of our farm- Stayton is now without a photo- in industry th at should expand to- |ins ¿ow-tnl quite a large Held of grapher, Mr. Baker having gone t o , many times its present proportions in Oregon. clover. Suppose he is going to make j California. Dr. Wilbur N. Pintler, dentist, will he in his office in Stayton the lbth to 31st of each month. School closes May 5th, and appro- ■i Sublimity Qlcaninga. W o o l M *nuf*otorl#»« In Ort i o .’». A HATTER OF HEALTH k . , 2 S vour hardware bill. Let us figure on your can save you money. We v * I See our line of Fence W ire f J j W e handle as good wire as can be bought anywhere, and have marked the price at a very low figure. M. STREFF & CO., Stayton, Oregon. SH O ES FO R M EN BUY YOUR SHOES RIG HT It! W . L . D O U G L A S priate graduating exercises will be held washing, so that about two-thirds of | Ahlmun Devon is busy plowing on H as no equal. One price all over the United States. on that evening. - tl,e >» weight are dirt and the Wm. Tate ranch. grease, which without scouring mills Y ou buy them just as cheap in Stayton as in N ew Mr. Bonsteel and family occupy the mugl t*. s.|np|...«l to eastern cities, Sunday evening a small crowd hap- Y ork City or any other place. W e have them in J . W. W atters house, Mr. Watters and mostly to Boston, and freight paid pent-d to meet at Beil Gesher’s place four different styles and prices. baby stopping with them. thereon,and then some of the products and a few pleasant hours were spent. ire sent back 3,000 miles to be sold III 1 hose present were Mr. and Mrs. Ben J . N. Weddle has been cnnfineil to our gtores. (Jesher, Mr. and Mrs. Jo b n Zuber, Mr. the house most of tlie time for two Oregon mills ought to scour and and Mrs. E. P. Schott, Rosa ILcker, And Publications. Call and get a fashion sheet for M ay weeks past with rheumatism. | manufacture most of tiie home-grown Ernest Schott, Fr«si Gray, Tlieo.High- , . „ , L „ . wool, SO that not only Oregon people berger, and even that jolly creamery free of charge. T h e up-to-date store— you know the place. Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Hendershott and w0l)|,| be supplied with Oregon made man and his better half were visible. little daughter left Saturday last for a blankets, flannels, and woolen cloth — ------------------ visit with friends in McMinnville. ing. hut have a large quantity for ex- D i® * bilious attack take < bant- „ „ , , . . . . port. And in this connection Oreg«.n berlam a 8tomach and Liver Tablets - Dr. Cole reports the arrival of a girl ,e 0|Jght to gtick to alH| prH(.t ice and a quick cure is certain. Tor »ale baby at the home of Clarence Bowne, t((e mf)tU)( »Patronize home industry.” | *»y Brewer Drug Co. on the Sid Porter place, Thursday. Help those beneficial and admirable \V. O. \V. C 'onvpiitlon ut \ »»£«•!«••. R. S. Henline has sold bis residence manufactories by buying and using The Southern Pacific Company will . , their good*, winch are the equal ul in town to Mr. Enghsh, who owns the Hny aj|lli|ar g........ produced anywhere sell, on April 12th, 13th and 14th, round trip tickets to Los Angeles at lots adjoining on the nortii and west. oll e.irth greatly reduced rates, account C on Loren Wilson, the little grandson of W..H. Queener, administrator of the vention of Woodman of the World Mrs. Caldwell, broke both bones of his estate of Mary Haag,deceased, will, by- and Women of Woodcraft, to he held left fore arm Friday last, falling from order of the county court, offer the at Los Angeles April 18th, IIM'5. Call Y o u cannot afford to w ear a poor shoe at any time of year. on nearest Southern Pacific agent fur a fence. W e handle the very best made. personal property of said estate at pub- ratea aud flll| ,mrlil.u|ljr. A. C. Cornelius, of Turner, lias rent lie sale tin Saturday, April 22, at the ed Judge Powell’s building, formerly Haag residenee in Stayton. Sale will occupied by T h e M a i l , and is fitting at 10 a. m (Too late for last week.) For list of articles for men are stylish and perfect fitting. it up for a restaurant. He will serve see bills. Everyone busy planting garden. _ _ , _ _ , . - , Jacob Staiger and wife spent Wed- See our T a n Shoes for Men and W om en. T h e y re the latest. ice cream, confectionery, etc. Landlord Lesley will begin next K irtchner home near Our Special Reduction Sale on some lines still eontinues. 1 here will be a dance at Daisy Hall, - week laying the foundation for an ad- ‘ n<' drt^ ‘lt d be foi Macleay. N Stayton, April 28th, under the m a n - ! dition to the hotel. . D , . T a v. I t «ill be put up T h e Triumph boys organized a base- agement of Roe Mann and A. L. bcha- on t (ie nort|, side of tlie present build- hall nine Sunday. fer Dar.ce and supper, #1. Good ¡„g, 24x50, two stories high, with din- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McElhany, of, music and a good time is assured. ing room on the ground floor and Silverton, spent last Sunday ut the F. ^ ““ ““ — S l r l k r i l ll i l i l .l i lliir k a Ochlortetracthyldiamidotriphenylm- eight sleeping rooms above. U. DeYoe home. A i»inn«r invitation. Wben your sliip of Inaili h strikes ethan is a word representing a chemi- T h „ Egyptian Concert Co gave two T h e people of Union Hill are going After a hearty meal a dose of K.alol , . . . , • | , . t o have a picnic Easter Sunday, with Dy«pepsiu Cure will prevent nn attack thè hlilden r«M-ks of cousampiloii.pneu- monili, etc.. you are |<»st if you don t cal used in Photographing in colors, gfMMj entertainm ents Wednesday and H )arge program. Everyone is in- of indigestion. Ko«lol is a tliorohgh and contains 38 letters. I t was found Thursday nights. The program con- ’ vited. R. V’ . C. digestant »ml a guaranteed core for g«-t help frmii Dr. King's New D im - ov - by E . Roy in one of bis trade journals, „¡„t* of vocgl and instrumental m u s i c ,1 — ----- - ¡indigestion, dyspepsia, gas on the ery for Coiisumption J.W .M cK inntm , 11 y t h . Tonic Koal«. stomach, sour risings, 4>ad bre.iih and of Talladega HprÌligs,Ala,writes:“ I hnd J . T . Kearns has added new stairs juggling, whistling, bird imitations, N. Watkins. b,'«'ii very ili witli pneuinoniii, under The pills that act as a tonic and not all stoma«,di troubles. to the photo gallery building and is vaudeville sketches, etc., and is well as a drastic purge are DeW itt’s Little U.-sbns. Ky, says: “ I « «11 testify to the thè care of two doctors, hot was gi-t- fil»g no better wben 1 bega 11 to take The show Early Risers. otherwise improving it. Dr. Beau worth the 15c admission. They cure headache, efficacy of Kodol in the cure of stoni Dr. King’s New Diseovery. The tirsi ach trouble. I was atllicted for tilteen continues to-night and Saturday constipation, biliousness, etc. Eijrly champ will occupy the lower rooms taken six bottles «if ! <h»se gave r« lief ami ime bottle cur»'«l have taken and Mr. Kearns will have his real es night, when a dance will be given with Risi'rs are small, ««asy to take arid easy y**1*01 me.” Hure cure for sor«1 tbroat, bron- t„ „«-t— a safe pill. Mack Hamilton, Kodo1 »vspcpsi» Cure, which en- cliitis, coiiglis and cokls. Giiarnnt«'e«| a prize for tlie best waltz couple. A tate office up stairs. r !j'! H'x "l*' ' " w,'r” at Brewer Drng Co’», price 60c ami #1. gold watch will lie given to the one re- liotel clerk at Valley City, N. 1)., says: : “Two liottle** cured me of chronic con- wor^* ,ne* knd<»l V If the paper is late and somewhat Trial bottle free. reiving tlie most votes as tlie most stipation.” Hold by Brewer Drug Co. Cur.- will digest ai.v quantity «d all thinner than u«ual this week, don’t the wholesome food von want to eat popular girl. tak«'s a rest— re la* too hard on the editor. W’e moved Glover’s black whi,H -voui k Last week we pubiislie«l a statement ; Young Corbet, J . B. . cupera'es and grows strong. Ib is this week. Those of you who have ex- of the condition of the Htayton State Percheron, will l»e in Stayton every w,„ ir|,.|fi,l preparation is ju«tly e«i- T h e Southern Pacific Co. is now jierienced that pleasure will sympa “ ‘ *■—! - -•«— : : is t/> , || „( jts ninny remarkable Bank after the first »ix months of its Saturday during the season. re, This s«-lliiig round trip tickets to Portland thize. T h e Alexander family now oc existence. Since the paper was pub- of ibe horses in bis class that cures. Sold by Brewer Drug Co. from West Htayton for #2.75, good go- cupies the Frank Silhavy house. Iished we have In'aril various compli | comes to town, aa his colts show. It T l m b f r l i M n i l . /%«*! .Inn** 3» I 8 7 H Noti«**» ing Saturday p. in. or any train of Sunday, returning Sunday and Mon We publish again this week tlied»s- mentary remarks regarding the show- i wil1. W for Io n* to ¡nveatigate the day, giving al! Sunday and Monday in , : merits of tills horse, United Htatex Land Office, eription of Stayton ami s h a l l t o r a ing made. 1 lie statement shows an Portland. The same arrangement up- Oregon t ’lty ,O r e g o n , December lt>, 190-1 few weeks more. Each week we have excellent condition of affairs, the b u s -, c , '» 'nR,on Liiiinmtu. r.,r Khrumatiahi. N o tic e I n h e re b y (Civi li tlmt in com[diano# plies irom Portland, giving Portland ith tue pro rU lon a few extra copies, and these we send iness done amounting to more than Clias. Drake, » mail carrier at < ha- w r,do,-Ane : . - { foV:ih,"::re"oi -* v,sit v a ii,.v poh,.« Iune Uff8. entitle _ pinville, Conn., says: "Chamlierlain’s t im b e r le nd s In the ■«tati** of C a l i f o r n i e , Ore* at greutly reduce«! rate». to different parts of tlie east. If you could reasonably be expected in so * Pain Balm is the champion of all lui- N«-vH«ia. sn«l ''■"•jli'aion Tt-rrtujry, ’ •» ,,,, ' , , , extend«'«! lo sii the nubili' an«t «tale» bv sst of have a friend th a t you would like a short a time for an institution of the . . iments. The pant year I was troubled 4 ,isw,itoi*ri o»b«rti, of i1ortlana,<'<mii- paper sent to, leave us the address and kind. The fact that the Messrs. Frercs a great ileal with rheumatism in my t v o f M n lt iio m s h ^ t s t e o f O ri-x o n , ha» t l i l x l a y A Ik e a tr n etlv e E ire . fill'd III t ill« iiffli'i- Ills »w «irn » is li- iiH 'iit N«». O.Vsl we will send a copy. To draw the fire out of a burn, or are known to be careful and conserva- shoulder. After trying several cures fa r th e pa rid i a re o f th e N o f S K ^ a n i l N '^ o f H W , n f Si '-. s. In to iv n s lilp N o. S » o a th , ra n a e heal a cut without a scar, use De- recommended w i l l of,. o ffe :r r er.iof’ p r o o f .,. to «!...«■ »h ow t h a t th e Dr Brewer reports a new daughter live business men has no doubt had ‘ !,e storekeeper here r»-«......,.. •»••-> :t 3 <-a»t, a n d win ^ I«r. mrwvr rr|wr.» * tins remedy ar.d lt completely cured |»n«l aonshl is more valuable for III tlmlieror >> itt s W itch Hazel Salve. A specific horn to Mrs. Jo e Zuber Monday, the much to do with this excellent pat- „ „ i> There is no use of anvone su f-' atone than for asricultiiral |>nrpo«e«,an«t toe*- for |iilcs. Get the genuine. J . L .T u c k . . . . Ai ^ ,, » a ^ i si . - , . - . J , t<ftMI«h hi« clnim Itciorc the K«*gint«?r mnl R«*- 17tl». A peculiar circumstfince 1« the ronnge irom tlie ntart, and these gen* fenng from thut painful ailment when reiver of thU office »»t Oregon niy, Oregon, on er, eilitoi of the Hnrmonizer, Centre, fact th at Dr. Brewer was present on a tlemen have every reason to be proud this liniment can Is1 obtained fo ra ihr. C. W. Ala, write«: “ I have Used DeWirt’s similar occasion just four years pre- of tiieir institution. The Stayton m" hI1 " uni- <)nf •»PPl' c * “ " n K|ves. Meade. wm. 8LTho»s« an«i c. H.tHborn.sIl W itch Hazel Salve in my family for piles, cuts and burns. It is the be-t viously to a day, and the 17tl, is also Stare Bank . . on a sound financial Jur a short time will produce a per-1 VS salve on the market. Every family the mother’s birtliday. Three in tlie basis, and w ill be kept in that condi- manent. cure. For sale by Brewer their « lalm* In thiaofficeon orWfore «aid Wd should keep it on hand.” Sold by day of May, l#U6. Brewer Drug C«i. family will have the same birthday. ¡tion under its present management. l>rug Co. Aldi Elf NON 8. DRESSER, R i K l- tv r . Ladies, we now handle M c C A LL P A T T ER N S K E R B E R & K L E C K E R , Slayton, Or. More Rain. More Mud, More Wet Feet, More Grippe. Hash from Triumph. Our University and Packard Shoes ALVA S n iT H , Stayton, Ore. j Portland and Return Only $2.75