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Lambert Resigns.
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p /. Kitchen and wife returned W ed­
nesday from a visit of nearly three
weeks in Southern Oregon.
While
away they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Howersox, in Ashland, also visiting
friends in Grants Pass. On their re­
turn the.? spent a couple of days at
Hoseburg, and were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Elder at the Soldiers
Homo. Dr. Kitchen is loud in his
praises of the excellence of that insti­
tution. Ho says there are now 140
old veterans in the Home, and that
Commandant Elder and his wife do
everything in their power to make
their life pleasant. The buildings are
a model of cleanliness, the victuals are
the best, and everything possible is
done for the welfare of the ex-soldiers.
The I>r. and his wife much enjoyed
their vi-.it at the Home and with Mr.
Elder and family.
Lawrence W. Condit died Wednes­
day, the lath, at his home near West
Stayton, after a short illness from
pneumonia. He was aged 46 years.
The funeral was held Thursday at the
church near his home and interment
made in the cemetery there. Mr.
Condit was a well known resident of
this section, and had many friends
who will sympathize with the sot row­
ing relatives in Qieir loss.
THE LOCAL FIELD
i Horseshoe Camp
L S. Lambert, who has for some
time been supervisor of the Stayton
road district, handed in his resigna­
tion the first of the week, and U. W.i
S o . 60 «! W . O . W .
Chopper* wel­ Murphy was appointed by the court
come.
O. V . Myers, C. C.
K. H. W atters , I'le rk .
as hi» successor. Mr. Lambert has
• done some good work on the roads
Oak wood for sale at the Chair Fac­
[during his term of office, and also
tory
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greatly benefited the district by get-
R. A. Elwood was in Portland this 'tin g the rock crush* r at work here.
week.
Mr. Murphy, who succeeds him, will,
Call on Jac. 5*pamol for tin-work we believe, be a first-class man for the
and plumbing.
position and will fill it in a satisfac­
Geo. Gist has built a new house tory manner.
near his fathers.
Delbert Hill left Tuesday for a visit
at Albany and Salem.
Track-laying is going ahead on the
Corvallis & Alsea railroad.
Miss Abbie Gehlen left Tuesday for
Portland for a visit with friends.
F or S alk . — Hound puppies, $20 per
pair.
Inquire of J. F. Robertson.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander left Sun­
day for school at O. A. C., Corvallis.
H orse
for
horse, cheap.
S a l k —Good driving
Inquire at this otlice.
To The Public.
Undor my article in last weeks M ail ,
headed “ Some Good Advice,” I am
now disposed to withdraw a portion of
that article On account of a misun­
derstanding for which Mr. Marking
nor myself arc in any way responsible,
I withdraw the statement that 1 will
be Mr. Marking's successor in the
hardware line, although the invoice
was almost completed. Mr. Marking
will still be found in that department
as before. Respectfully submitted,
\V. A. W e d d l e .
G. L. Brown, who has been suffering
from rheumatism the past week, is
("Inis. Stayton was in Portland this
better.
week on business.
The taxes levied for this year will be
Walter Bevier and wife of Gates, are
M. S. Titus, of Kingston, was a cal­
school, 3 mills; state and county, 7.5 the parents of a new boy.
ler Saturday. He says that tramps
mills.
Gertrude, the 3 year old daughter of are becoming numerous along the
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Harden are home Mrs. Eccleson, is seriously ill with
railroad. One passed the school house
from their visit with their son Delbert, j pleurisy.
one day last week just as the children
at Eugene.
The Meneley Quartette Saturday were returning Irom school, and ac­
J. H. Davidson and wife are the night was greeted by a large audience cording to the tramp, the children
parents of a daughter, born Thursday and gave good satisfaction. Col. Sohi- made fun of him, which caused him
morning.
eski, who spoke Friday night, gave a to give them a piece of his mind. This
Ralph Stamp and Fred Rock left fine talk on Russia, that was much frightened the children, who told Mr.
Tuesday for Mexico, to look up some appreciated.
Titus that-the tramp had threatened
mining prospects.
Mr. Ell is and wife, of Portland, were them. He at once telephoned for
Oliver Baker has been appointed guests the past couple of weeks of Mr. j Constable Cliff. Harold, and the hobo
was overtaken near Downing’«. After
postmaster at Kingston, to succeed and Mrs. G. 0. Eisenhart, of Stayton, an examination of the ttanip, he was
Griff King, resigned.
and Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fresh, of Shaw. let go, and wandered on up the line.
Geo. Spaniol shipped seven dressed Mr. Ellis and Mr. Eisenhart made M S. says there was considerable fun
at the trial, Downing, Harold, Malone
fat hogs this week, one of which this office a pleasant call Tuesday.
and himself being judge, jury, and at-
weighed 500 pounds.
Louise F., wife of D. C. McCrory, tor neys.
Fish, the Slayton photographer, re­ died Thursday at the family home
Hauling.
cently took a fine picture of the Stay- near Shaw, figed 06 years. The fun­
Any une wishing hauling or team-
eral service will be held at the house,
ton Commercial Club
ing
of any kind done, call on me. I
at about 10 o’clock Saturday, and bur­
Call at the Photo Studio for Photo­
also
have
tir and oak wood for sale.
ial will be made in the Stayton ceme­
graphs, Copying, Developing, Printing
H. E. W irtii .
tery.
and Amateur Supplies.
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There was a party at the home of
DR. E. E. JACKSON
Now is the time to register for next
election. Call on E. B. Watters, not­ J. R. Gardner Friday night last, given Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
as a surprise to and in honor of Miss
ary public, and register.
post-g raduate o f W y m a n 's
C o lle g e .
Duly
Norma Gardner, before her departure registered In Ort-Ron. 22 years a V e te rin a ry
W. S. Hewitt had one of his hands
for Salem, where she will attend Difficult cases So licited. Satisfact ion Uuaran-
cut at the excelsior factory one day
school. A very pleasant time is re­ teed.
STAYTON, - OREGON.
this week, but not seriously.
ported.
FOR SALE— Fine Barred Plymouth
According to a poll taken by the T i m b e r I . a n d . A c t J u n e 3 , l s 7 * . - - N n t I c e
Rock Cockerels. Also Plymouth Rock
for P u b lic a tio n .
Chicago Tribune, Taft is the first
L"nited states Land Office.
eggs. Jos. H am m o x . Stayton, Ore.
I'ortland, UreRon. N o ve m b e r 11, 1907.
choice of 60 per cent of the republican
o tice is here by Riven that Ralph L. Hall
Earl Calavan, from near Scio, who voters; the first, second and third o f N Hueñi»
Vista, c o u n t y o f Folk, State o l OreRon
has been working in the excelsior fac­ I choice of 80 per cent, and the first lias a pp lie d to pu rchase, u n d e r the act o f C o n ­
gress of June 3 , 1S.7S, as e x t e n d e d by act o f AII-
tory, had an arm broken one day this 1 choice of every state ave the “ favorite RU-t 1, 1HW, the 85a o f S\V , o f Sect ion No. I.i
in T o w n s h ip N o .I U S ,R a n g e N o .l East .and will
week.
offer pr oof to s h o w th a t the land sour I i I I s more
son’’ states.
valuable for Its tim b e r o r stone th su for a g ri­
ltura l pu rposes, and to establish tils cla im to
Scio has commence*! work to secure
No preventing providence there will cu
said land b efore th e HeRlster and Receiv er at
Portland
, OreRon, on t h e ' .l b day o f F e b r u a r y ,
a cannery. Several hundred dollars be services in the Baptist Church next i
l'jos.
have already been subscribed for the Sunday as follows: Sunday School, 10 He nam es as witness- *: W il liam Marion
W in n, o f Huella Vlsia, O regon , Edw ard Prath­
purpose.
a. m., preaching, 11 a. m., Young Peo- j er, of Huella Vista,O reRon . Franklin HcrrllnR.
of Stayton , OreRon, Otto lierrliiiR o f Mehama
Judge Powell received word this pies meeting. 6:45 and preaching at OreRon.
A n j a nd all perso n« cla lm ln R adversely the
week of the death of his brother at 7:30, subject, “ Nobodies.” Come and above-describ ed lands are requested to hie
th eir cla im s In this office on o r before said 6th
day o f Febru ary, 1906.
Odessa, Mo. The Judge is the last see if you are one of them.
Closing out at cost our Ladies and
Childrens
coats would be calling our
t
prices now in force on the
items a very mild term.
W c have made up our mind that they must go and go
they do at any price.
original cost. Great values for those that can find a fit.
W e will also give away absolutely free one set of sil­
verware, consisting of 26 pieces— knives, forks and
spoons— one set to each customer.
We
Yours as ever for business,
W . F. KLECKER, Stayton.
P. S.— All persons indebted to me please call and
make a settlement of their bills
A new lot
of
Furniture
just in.
Come
and see.
Remember
Our Hardware Line
is complete
Prices Always Right. «
H. J. Marking.
To the Public:
Don’t Guess
E
For That Cold
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Stayton Pharmacy
Call and we will
explain how you can get this guaranteed silver set free.
A lgernon S. D kksher , UcRistcr.
George Koeneke, who closed out his
butcher business in tbis city some six
Robertson <k Watters last week sold
weeks or two month» ago, has bought j
their 160 acres near Rocky Point to
into the butcher business at Independ­
Albert Swales. This property was
ence. He will move his shop fixtures
When W e Fit Glasses.
homesteaded by F. M. McDaniel.
this week, but the family will not
We have the Scientific Instruments
H a y F o r S a l e . — Can be delivered move until spiing.— Sant ¡am News.
fur determining and correcting any
or had at the barn near Kingston.
Wholesale prosecution of manipula­ and all defects of vision, no matter
For prices call me up by phone.
the nature of the case.
tors of blind pigs followed with con­
C l if f o r d H a r o l d .
viction in each case has accomplished W E F IT A N Y
J. R. Gardner left the first of the | the purpose sought to he accomplished
T H A T RES-
week for Eastern Oregon, in the inter­ by the di-trict attorney and the city
est of the Stayton Woolen Mills Co , officers. It has caused others who had PONDSto L IG H T
for whom he expects to sell blanket“ internal revenue licenses to give them
b fiV
The Optician and
and hosiery.
up, clear the places of liquor and j
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Jeweler, Stayton,
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From the report of the committee promise by all that is good to never
published in the News we learn that i more indulge in violation of the local
Scio purchased 3,700 feet of new 6 in. option law. The result is that Eugene (
iron pipe and laid it, and put in today is as dry as a bone and the dispo­
Use C. A. B’s Cold Cure, fully
sition is to maintain faithful obedi- j
eleven new hydrants at a cost of $2,-
ence to the law.— Eugene Register.
guaranteed to help cure cold.
586.
Horseshoe Camp, W. O. W., of this j
Brownsville has been without water
These cold tablets are com ­
place, at its meeting last M onday1
power for some time, owing to the
evening installed its officers and held
posed of cascam, ipecac, qui­
dam washing out, and will be until
an enthusiastic session after which
the river falls so that a new dam may
nine and other valuable in­
the ladies invaded its sacred precincts
be built. The city is also without
and graced the bouquet table. Vocal j
gredients, and is an effective
electrilc lights.
and instrumental music occupied the,
remedy for Colds, La Grippe
There will be a Calico Ball at the time 'till the wee small hours. The
Stayton Opera House Friday night, officers for the present term are as fol­
and Headache.
Docs not
January 24th. Ladies are requested lows: O. V. Myers, Consul; A. L.
cause ringing in the head.
to bring a piece of calico to correspond Mack, Past Consul; Henry Siegmund,
with dress, enclosed in an envelope Advisor; E. B. Watters, (Jerk; Charles
Price, 25c a I
Music by the Shaw Concertina Or­ Clow, Banker; VV. F. Ware, Escort;
chestra. Chicken supper, 50c a cou­ Fred Frank, Watchman; Win. H.
ple. Dance tickets, 75c, Spectators, Myers, Sentry. Managers, John Ap­
25c.
ple, Geo. Glover and John Street.
Bank Building*
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W e have some odd and end
Men’s and Boy’s Suits which we will sell at less than
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living of ten children.
above
Having purchased the Wright grocery store in Stayton, Ore­
gon, we have added a large and
select stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware,
Canned and Dried Fruits,
and
everything usually found in an up-to-date store.
We also handle Flour and Feed.
Everything in this store, is fresh and pure.
We shall aim
to keep only first-class goods, and guarantee satisfaction.
Goods delivered at 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. to any part of
the city free of charge.
Your patronage is solicited.
Country Produce.
W. E. THOMAS & SON.
Just received a complete line of Heinze Pickels Sour
Sweet and Dill.
Willis Caldwell came near getting »
A d m in is t r a t o r 's N o lle « .
bad hurt one day last week. He was
Notice I* hen-tor c l v e n that the a n d e r s
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running the planer at the chair fac­ FMate
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‘ he Hlste of Orer,
tory, when in some manner he eaught Vf.riT.n
o'n 1 hi*-idh , t V* " j s - ' e and en tered o f R
one of his fingers in the machine. In on 1 I 11 2Hlh day o f l>i«iii,fl*. r , A. I). IflOT
isTHiin* b a v in s c l a i m . a g u in .t *ald K«ta
reaching to throw a belt lie gave his hereby req uired to p r c . e n t the .« n o -
l-roper V ou ch e r* d u ly verified to ' h e aat
hack a severe wrench, w hich has given Wav t o n " 'Mar!lo n hi*
!'< the Inn
him considerable pain.
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Dated Jim. 2 I' j O h .
was only slightly cut, hut the accident
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A dm in is trato r o f the K m
might have been much worse.
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