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Call at C. 1’. Neibert’s for the finest
fresh candies.
J K. Brown came up from Portland
and spent Sunday and Monday \i-t<
ing his parents, l.ee Brown and wife.
S H. Burson is now the owner of
the 23 acres adjoining the F. C. Baker
place on the east. This was lately
owned by a man named Green.
The new residence of Win. Maag is
fast nearing completion, and will be a
pleasant anil comfortable home for
himself and family.
Dr. Pintler recently purchased him­
self an automobile in Portland. It is
a Ford, the same make and much the
same machine as Frank Lesley's.
Mrs O. V. Myers was recently the
pleased recipient of a handsome silver
bread tray, as a prise for good work in
securing new members in the Women
of Woodcraft.
Miss Halley Shelley has been a se­
vere sufferer from blood poisoning the
past week. It was started from the
bite of a small red spider, inflicted on
her arm when hanging out clothes.
The arm has been very painful, but is
improving.
K. T. Matthieu has added a hand-
some new bar and hack-bar to his
place of business. The building waa
recently plastered and otherwise im-
proved, and he now has as neat a place
as can be found in any town of this
size.
The electric light plant is now run
all night. Gardner A Stayton have
put on an extra force of hands and are
running their plant twenty hours a
day. People who aie worried about
hobos and night-prowlers appreciate
the running of the street lights all
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A good Kodak for sale at the 1 hoto
Gallery.
Call on Jac. Spaniol for tin-work
and plumbing.
Farm of 240 acres for rent. E n­
quire of Dr. C. H. Brewer.
Fresh roasted peanuts, hot all the
time, at C. P. Neibert’s.
Dr C. H. Brewer was in Portland
this week ou business.
F or B ale .— Hound puppies, #20 per
pair. Inquire of J . F. Robertson.
H orse for S alk —Good driving
horse, cheap. Inquire at «this office.
\V. \V. Gardner, of Baker City, is
here to spend the winter with his son,
J . \V.
Miss Frank Alexander left Friday
last for a visit with friends in Albany
aud Corvallis.
Call at the Photo Studio for Photo
graphs, Developing, Printing, copying,
and view'' work.
Mrs. Mills, of Fox Valley, visited in
town this week. She is a sister of A.
D. Gardner.
Mrs. W. S. Watters, who has been
on the sick list the past few days, is
improving.
Jac. Staiger, of Sublimity, was a
caller Saturday, inquiring about the
horse advertised.
Chas. Streff and family are now oc
cupying their handsome new home on
West Water Street.
Feed Barn.
Dr. Kitchen reports the arrival of a
I have opened a*, feed barn in the
son Saturday at the home of Frank
barn
at the Grand Central Hotel.
Wolf and wife, near Sublimity.
Have room for twenty horses. Persons
The daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J . B.
desiring first-class stabling at reason­
Jeter are pleased over a new organ
able rates please call. Jack Allen. 4-4
purchased by their parents recently.
Mare For Sale.
The Statesman correspondent from
this place in reporting the town elec-
Weighs between 1100 and 1200; col-
tion omitted mentioning the election «^ Bay; sound and gentle; 8 yrs. old.
of E. Roy as treasurer. Probabty an Will sell or trade for something weigh-
ing about 900 lbs. that is a good doub-
oversight on the reporters part.
FOR SA LE—20 head of good Nan­ le driver. Call at my office.
.Dr. E. E. Jackson, V. S. 45
nie goats, from one to five years old
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Call on or address
J . P. M ebtz ,
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FOR SA L E — Improved Berkshire
Boar pigs, #10. Best breeding in Am­
erica. Ail Sows sold. C. S. B o w . n e ,
On Sid Porter farm Aumsville. 43_4
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DeWitts Carbolized \\ itch Hazel
Salve—don’t foeget the name, and ac-
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cept no substitute. G it DeWitts-. I t -
good for piles. Sold by Brewer Drug
Last Monday night a young man
signing his name Mgek Henry, passed
checks for #10 each oil Jo. Mielkc and
M. J . Spaniol, purchasing drinks and
receiving the change in cash. The
checks were drawn on the titayton
State Bank, in which institution it
was found that he had no moyey. He
Wrt® apprehended at Aumsville the
next morning, and taken before lus-
tice Pound. He asked for a jury trial
and was taken to jail at balen) to a-
wait trial, which is called for Monday.
A nevy branch of the Grange was or­
ganized at Lyons Wednesday and
Thursday of last week by L. C. Shaw,
organizer. (1. 8». Johnson was elected
Master. There were 40 charter mem­
bers, and a very interesting time was
had. J . B. Trask, of this place, was
present.
Page A Son of Portland write that
dressed pork is selling in their market
at the present time ut 7c for medium
size, weighing from 125 to 150 pounds;
dressed veal weighing about 100 lbs.
sell from 9c to 10c per pound. Live
chickens, hens, sell 12c to 13c; mixed
chickens 12c; live turkeys lftc to 17c;
dressed turkeys 17 to 19c. Bend ship-
ments by express. Page & Son will
send rejxjrt immediately ujion arrival
and sale. They send post office ordei
or check the following Wednesday -for
all shipments. If you want prompt
service and cash for your produce
Notice of Telephone Meeting.
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send it to them.
There will be a meeting of the stock- j -----------------------------------------1---- ------—
holders of the Stayton Mutual Tele-
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phone Co. at the City Hall at 7:30 pm,
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Saturday, Dec. 14, for the purjMisf of Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
electing three delegates to meet dele- Poii-graduate of Wyman’» Colisce. Only
gates from radiating lines for the pur-j registered In Oregon. 22 year* » Veterinary.
p^se of making arrangements fos long Olfflcslt cimi SoHclltd. Satisfaction Ouaran-
distance connections.
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S T A Y T O N , - OREGON.
Our stock is well aMOfted to -elect
(root, belter than it has ever been be-
Co-
fore in Bracelets, Neck chains, Lock-
Oh y«s! Here we are again at ets, Kings, Ladies and Gents Chains,
Klecker’s Store prepared to do your Watches, Solid Gold and Gold filled,
shoe repairing at reasonable prices, also Eight Day Watches and Silver-
Thanking you for past patronage I hope ware Novelties. Our goods are of a
by fair dealing to merit a continuance standard make at right prices,
of the same.
J . M. W aters , j A t E. R oy ’ s , the reliable Jeweler.
New Crop
We now have the most com=
plete line of Groceries we
have ever shown. Our stock
of this years crop in Canned
goods has just arrived and
consists of Preferred Stock,
Extra Selected, A. & L. extra
standard, also the standard
in Red Cross, California state
and other brands.
Coffee
T o introduce our Mokona 25c package Coffee we
will give one-half pound free with every pound pack­
age.
J . B. Grier left the first of the week
for a visit witli friends at Albany and
Corvallis.
Mro.C K Schaefer, Ben., has been
quite sick for the past week at her
home » mi the Sein road, south of town.
Dr. Beauchamp report t the arrival
of a daughter at the home of Philip
Meier, Sublimity, and a son at the
home of O. P. Harris, of Silver Creek
Falls, on Tuesday.
E fleet ivo Decernl*or 4th to accomo­
date local travel in southern Oregon a
passenger coach until further notice
w ill be carried from Uoseburg to Glen­
dale in freight train No. 221, leaving
Uoseburg 5 45 p m., arriving Glendale
10:81) p. m .,'and from Grants Pass to
Ashland in train No. 225, leaving
Grants Pass 7:00 p. m., arriving Ash­
land 11:110 p.m.
Other roasted Coffee from 20 to 40c a pound in
bulk and in 1 to 5 lb. tins.
Goods delivered to any part of the city.
Gehlen Bros.
Call And See Our
Christmas
Goods
We have an up-to-date line,
including fancy Stationery,
Toilet Sets, Box Candies, new
copyright books retailing from
2ijc to
also Leather
bound gift books, Children’s
i books, fine line post cards, al­
bums, perfumery, and a fine
assortment of pictures retail­
ing from io c to #8.71;, Motto
cards, etc. Call and see them.
Will be pleased to show them
to you.
Stayton Pharmacy
Bank Building.
Monuments
Harble, 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 will interest you.
I also build stone and con­
crete walls. Send for c ir
cular and price list and I
will convince you that my
prices are right.
L. L. THOMAS,
Stayton, Oregon.
Christmas Goods
We are now showing the best Xmas
prices and values ever offered in
Stayton.
On Ladies, Misses and Children’s
Coats we are giving 20 per cent off
the regular list.
Ladies Skirts at less than cost of f
material.
We are determined to
close out the above lines,therefore the
profit is lost. All we care for is
to sell them, and they do go. We
wont carry them over.
A full line of Rubber Boots, Slickers,
and Hats at prices that are right.
Gall and see for yourself.
Yours for a good bargain,
W . F. KLECKER. Stayton.
The Latest News!
New Furniture
New Hardware
New Tinware
New Heaters
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New Mattresses
New Stock of Linoleums
Call and see our new goods.
H. J. MARKING.
A •Pleasant Evening.
Notice to the Public.
A number of gay, young people
were delightfully entertained by Mr.
and Mr*. Tate on last Friday evening.
A good time was had by all. Guess­
ing the most number of articles which
were placed upon a table proved very
interesting. A number of young peo­
ple were blindfolded, lead into the din­
ing room, and after completely sur­
rounding the table the blindfold on
each was removed while Mrs. Tate
counted 10, when the young folks were
again blindfolded, lead into another
room, given a sea», tablet and pencil,
when all articles were recorded that
they had in miuu. Goldie Winter
won the prize. Parlor games were en­
joyed, music intersjiersed, and social
converse ran high. A banquet ended
the evening’s pleasure. All too soon
we bade the kind host and hostess good
night.
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The following were present: The
Misses Veva Gardner, Maud Miller,
Lizzie Cornelius, Nora Crabtree, Laura
Winter, Norma Gardner, Mabel Gard­
ner, Jessie Goodman, Bob Morton,
Florence Morton, Mrs. Morton, Goldie
Winter, June Kearns, Christina Tate,
Mrs. Tate.
Geo. Ramsey, Everett Gardner, Geo.
Tate, Harvey Beauchamp, Everette
Crabtree, Guy Slopcr, Dare Hlo|*er,
Guy Kearns, Glenn Mnnkcrs aud
Mr. fate.
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Please take notice that any one
throwing old cans, junk or rubbish of
any kind, upon the public highway«
will l>o prosecuted to the full extent
of the Law, the same l*eing an ob­
struction to the highway.
By order of the County Court
•for Marion County, Oregon.
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Fire Co. Electa.
The annual meeting of Protection
Engine Co. No. 1 was held in the
Town Hall Friday eueuing, Dec. 8th,
and the following officers ejected: W,
A. Weddle, Pres.; E D. Alexander,
Hee’y.; P. Deiderich, Treas.; Henry
Smith, Foreman; Chas Lampnmn, 1st
Assistant.
Dressed turkoys selling today in
Portland 17c to 19c |M>r pound. They
will probably sell at much l»etter price
for the Xmas trade than at Thank»
giving. It is unlikely that such largi
quantities will come here from south­
ern Oregon ns were received Indore
Thunksgiviug. Shipments Should be
made by express to arrive in Portland
Saturday, 21st or Sunday, 22d. Page
A Son are the principal dealers in live
and dressed poultry aud produce in
Portland, and can sell your shipments
immediately upon arrival to best ad­
vantage. They remit post office order
or cheek the following Wednesday.
I his firm is reliable and resiMinsihlc.
W rite them for shipping tags.