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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1907)
-------------------------- -------------- --------------- — Get your Roach Harbor Lime at Household Hints. Korinek A Mielkies. C leaning wall p a|ter.— Soiled wall TH E LO CAL F IE L D t papei can be cleaned upon th e walls ♦ Spaulding’s loggingcrew passed thru w ith o u t in ju rin g th e m ost del ice te or ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ town the latter part of last week. highly-colored. Dip a w hitew ash b rush WOOL W AN TED—by the Stayton They had a big run of logs this season. Woolen Mills. All persons w ho are indebted to J. P. in h o t vinegar and b rush all over it Sunday papers are now prohibited Glover for horse service last year are very q u ick ly b u t th o ro u g h ly . You in Canada. hereby notified to leave payment for w ill be so prised to see how d irty th e vinegar becomes. W hen dry, th e The man who is poor but honest the same at Stayton State Bank. paper will be Ircsh a n d clean as if can sleep nights anyhow. Frank Banty and wife, of Low Point newly laid. Get your shoes repaired by Lance- III., and Mrs. Dodson, of Peoria, III., R em oving p a in t from windows — were guests at the T itus home over field a t Sm iths shoe store. W ith a sponge or bit of clo th , p u t on J u n e 14th Flag Day, will be observed Sunday. Mr. Banty is a cousin of E h o t vinegar two or th re e tim e s in q u ick C. Titus. by the ti. A. K. oi this place. succession; th e n scrape w ith a p u tty - The Stayton Woolen Mills are now knife and it w ill all com e ofi'.— N a tio n Choice buildiug lots in Potter's ad running, tu rn in g out blankets that al M agazine for J u n e . dition. See Robertson & Watters. arc said to bo the equal of those man- ! Who has my digging bar, please ufactured anywhere. Considerable Illustrious Shoemakers. return it. A. L. S iikkvk . Shoem aklng Is a calling which has 1 wool has already l»een purchased. given the world some very great men. A. J . Caldwell and wife are the p a r ( The barns of W, F. Schuller, A. A. One au th o rity asserts th a t the m ajor ents of a baby girl, born Wednesday. Miller and A. 11. Cornelius, at Jeffer- , ity of cobblers have exceptional brains, Peter Deiderieh and wife are the p a r son. burned last week, and considerable I th a t th e ir attitu d e w hen stooping over ents of a new daughter, born last week work was put in to keep the fire from th eir work tends to a cranial develop Mrs. Geo. Lentz is reported much spreading. Except the roof of the old ) m ent In th e p art w here th e Intellectual faculties aro seated. Some ono has better. She was very sick for several j Ralph hotel being burned nearly ofi' | w ritten a book on Illustrious shoem ak days. no other damage was done by fire. ers. In It are Sir Cloudesley Shovel. Gifford th e Terrible, Bloomfield, au th o r Mrs. Mouut, of Silverton, visited Miss A nna Blakely met with a bad this week with her parents M. 8. Stay- accident Mondav w hile working a t the of the well known “F arm er“» Boy;” Carey, th e orientalist; Adm iral Myngs, I " ton and wife. Woolen Mill. In some m anner she George Fox, founder of the Society of Joe Brewer and Glen Munkers were j caught the third finger of her left hand 1 F riends; Jo h n Kltto, the Blbllcnl aehol- on a fishing trip to House Mountain 1 in one of the machines, jam m ing it so j nr. and Sturgeon, th e electrician. The list of Illustrious shoem aker* runs Into Rock this week. th a t the bones of the first joints pro- ! scores. Dr. Brewer reports the arrival of a ; trnded through the flesh. She is so I Rocks T h a t Float In W ater. girl a t the home of Caspar Burkhart \ far doing nicely but it is thought a m A geologist who is well up In hts putation of part of the finger will be, and wife near Sublimity. business can nam e a dozen or tw euty j necessary. Mrs. C. E. Fox, of Albany, and Miss different specim ens of rocks uud min- Newspapermen who have been erals th a t have less specific gravity Lyda Palmer, of Harrisburg, were over Sunday guests at the W. E. Thomas watching the counties which went dry th an w a te r and w hich will. If tossed : ! under locol optiou, are beginning to j Into th a t elem ent, tloat on the surface. borne. H ubclite Is ono of the l»est know n rep Geo. Plaster, a barber from Corvailis admit that instead of killing the to w n ,1 resen tativ es of th a t class. T he common has rented the room in the Korinek A it is quite the opposite, for if T ill« -! pumice stone Is another example. The Mielke building and expects to open a mook City is any criterion to go by, i rock w ith th e very least specific grav- , business has l>een increasing ever since lty know n Is dnm arl, n substance shop soon. it went “dry ” and continues on the found In an ex tin ct volcano In Dnmara- ; J . P. Mertz, of Linn county, made land. Ita atom ic w eight Is .5, or exnct- | jum p.—Tillamook Headlight. ly one-half th a t of hydrogen. this office an appreciated call S atur r- J. P. Glover and family arrived last day, and secured reading m atter for T h . Sum of Genius. 1 week from Riverside, Calif.,where they another year. Mon give me some credit for genius. have beenseveval months, and are now A!1 the genius th at I have lies Just In E. Roy has torn down the old barn located in Aumsville. They made thu this: W hen I have a subject In hand. I in the rear of this office. We believe trip from Riverside—a d is ta n c o f about | study It profoundly. Day and night It this was an old resident, among the i 1200miles— by team, consuming some Is before me. I explore It In all Its first buildings in town thing over fifty days. Several days bearings. My mlud becomes pervaded A woman may not be able to hit a were spent laying over, and delays and j w ith I t T hen the effort which I make Is w hat people are pleased to call the tomcat with a bootjack, but she can extra drives were caused by washouts, j fru it of genius. It is th e fru it of lnl>or pack more things into a tru n k than a otherwise Mr.Glover thinks they would and of thought.—A lexander Hamilton. man can pay for in six months. have made the trip in about forty days, j We desire th ru T h e M a il to th a n k The California climate did not agree | all who so kindly assisted us d u rin g with Mrs. Glover's health. our loss by fire. Work on the editorial home is about ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ i A Successful Store Why? There is nothing mysterious about successful store keep ing. Nothing surprising about the large business we are doing in all our lines and the many goods we are sell ing. An ordinary store—one just about like the other- gets ordinary business just like the restand has to fight hard for it, but a store like this, that steps out in ad vance of the rest, distin guishes itself for better mer chandise and gives better values. That is the store bound to build a reputation for itself and get the confi dence of the public. Ours is the store where you’ll find it a pleasure and a profit to buy. Try us. K e rb e r & K leckcr. -Korinek & Mielke- A. L. M ack and F amily . completed, and we shall be glad when , Miss Mattie Peebler, sister of Mrs. J. it is finished, as it has prevented us T. Kearns of this place, and well know n paying as mucu attention to work a t ' to m any Stayton people, was married the office as we should have liked. I at Portland the 23rd to W. A. M cKin The carpenter work was handled by ! Fitz Down, anil Wm. Fitton did the non, of Linn county. plastering and built the fire-place, and G. W. Caspell and wife were in from I the work of both was very satisfactory. | their farm near Shaw Thursday, visit The inability to get help has made j ing Stayton friends and trading with the work move slower than it other Stayton merchants. T he M ail ac I wise would, but the worst is now over, ¡ knowledges a pleasant call. i and we expect soon to drop our varied \ They were seated on the sofa rather ' stunts of draym an, painter, carpenter, ate one night holding hands, when j and general roustabout, and resume | ihe strident voice of the young lady’s i our normal occupation. father was heard a t the head of the T h e M a i l last week printed for the stairs: “ Angelina, tell the young man ! Town Council envelopes w hich carry ! to throw the m orning paper into the | on their back a short advertisem ent of hall if he leaves before I get up.” the advantages of Stayton, and which j Dr. C. H. Brewer and wife now oc cupy their handsome new residence on Third street, opposite the M. E. church. This is one of the finest residences in Stayton, in the interior finish espec ially, and is built after modern plans. The exterior work is not yet complet ed, and when finished will add much to the appearance of the residence. MONUMENTS Marble, Gran ite or Bronze If you are in need of a mon ument I am prepared to furnish anything in the monument line. I have a line of samples with prices that w ill interest you. I also build stone and con crete walls. Send for cir cular and price list and I w ill convince you that m y prices are right. L. L. T H O H A S , will be used in correspondence by town i Stayton, Oregon. officials, and m any of them will reach ! persons interested in the Oregon c oun N o t i c e o f t I iih I Se tt le m e nt . try. Robértson & W atters, the live ] Notice is h e r e b y (tlven t h a t t h e u n d e r s l f tn e d I and progressive real estate agents, also m ln iitit'-tratrf * of th e e s t a t e o f J . B. E a r l e y , <te- f e n - e d . |,H- lih .1 in t h e C o u n t y C o u r t of th e ordered a supply which will be used it. .State ol Oreitoii, for th.- C o u n t y of M a rio n , he r final a c c o u n t as »ach n d i n i n M r n t r l x anil t h a t their large correspondence. We be- ¡ sal'l c o u r t h a s fixed M o n d a y , I lac 1st d a y of . i:s»7, a t t h e b o a r o f 10 o ’clo ck a. m . of said lleve the town would be greatly bene- : d i n a y ly an t h e t im e , a n d t h e C o u n t y c o u r t room in t h e C r t h o u se in Helena,M arlon c o u n fitted if all w ho do any a m o u n t of \ ty, O r o e u g n o t n y : a c s o u th e jd ae e, for heailnia said a c c o u n t a m i a l l o b j e c t io n s t h e r e to . corresponding would have this adver Dated St MV-m.Oregon, t h l s ’JIth day of May, ELIZABETH LOOSE. tisement printed on the hacks of their 1!S)7. A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of t h e e s t a t e of J . B. F a r l e y , envelopes. Most all Oregon towns are deceAaed. 17-ft thus represented, and tow ns in other states. Sestak & Stowell have placed a force pum p and pumping jack back of their m arket, and attachen it to their gaso line engine, and have been sprinkling the street in front of their places of business. Others in the block and a d W. 0. T. U. joining have arranged to have the The Womans Christian Temperance street in front of their places of busi | Union met last Thursday afternoon ness sprinkled by this means. It is a at the pleasant home of Mrs. Susan big improvement and much appreciat Goodman. Four new members were ed by all who can take advantage of it gained and plans made for tiie coining of Mrs. Sleuth, State Organizer in tbe Say We’re Misinformed. near future. W atch the posters and We have been told by parties who bulletin boards. Delegates were ap claim to be posted on the m atter that pointed to the County Convention we were misinformed in regard to the which was held in Salem on Tuesday statem ent last week t h a t a Stayton and Wednesday of th is week. We shall saloon keeper induced the tough fe | expect a cheering report at our next males from Salem to come hereduring meeting from one of our delegates- the Farmers Institute, and th a t the The next meeting will he Thursday, saloon keeper referred to denies having Ju n e 13th at 2:30 p. m. at Mrs. Good anything to do with getting them here. m an ’* or the Masonic l ’nrk. F u rth e r I t is to be hoped th a t this is true. notice will he given. All women who Public, sentim ent in Stayton is for are interested in the uplift of hum anity decent morals, and while the people and who possibly can do so, are cordi are largely in favor of open saloonsi ally invited to attend. they want to see them conducted prop Mus. M okxo . n , Pres. erly and according to law. FOR SPRAYING TREES We have on hand now, material for second spraying of the trees. Stayton Pharmacy Bank Building. D E A L E R S IN Harness, Wagons, Buggies, and all kinds of Farm Hachinery. Agents for M cC orm ick H arvesters. Stayton, - Oregon. Paint Results Results count, what a paint does, how it works, howr many square feet it covers, how it dries, how it wears— these are the things that count. T h e S herwin -W illiam s P aint MAO! TO SSI N T nUllDINOfl WITH meets all these requirements better than any other. It is made very carefully from best materials, mixed together thoroughly and ground very fine by machinery designed and built by T h e S-W. Co. It is always uniform in quality, color, consistency, and work ing and wearing qualities. A l ways fu ll measure. It will pay you well to use it for repaint ing or on new buildings. • STREFF T h e B erry He Wae. If you want anything in the Heal Estate line see Robertson &, Watters, they have it. My house in Htayton fur rent. G ar den now planted goes with the place. W hen Bishop Berry of th e M ethodist i Episcopal church was a young preach er he once gave n lecture In a rural com m unity. W ishing to ho witty, be announced to his audience th a t he waa E. Ful f i l KITE, a berry and called upon them to state Rt 1. Aumsville, Ore. w hat kind of t>erry. Nearly every l>er- i ry known In the vicinity was guessed, Expert Piano Tuner. and the si>eaker refused to share tlio ! Ed. T. Nagle, of Portland will be in qualities of any of those nam ed. At last an old lady who was not sym pa Htayton about May 1st.. Leave orders thetic with the seeming levity of the at the Htayton Hotel, Roy’s Jewelery lecturer, arose nnd exclaim ed In n j Htore or this office. squeaky voice: “I know w h at kind of The Htayton Cheese and Butter a berry you are. You are a gooseberry and a very green one n t that. Go on factory will pay during the summer 2,'» w ith tbe lecture." And the lecturer did cents for b u tte r fat, in whole milk quickly.—C hristian Work. | a m i ch arg e nothing for hauling. «
