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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1908)
\ # Must Sell in 5 Days! * 17 High Grade Talking Hachines. I have received orders to go to Southern Oregon. Rather than go to the expense of stageing my goods to the railroad, I will sell at the following reduced prices: $40 Machines for $30 Including 6 records. $35 Machines for $25 COMMERCIAL CLUB. The meeting of the flu b belli Friday Iniglit In Ml wits h gixitl one ami well attended. The newly appointed member* ol the railroad committee naked for more time to complete their work, ns did also the committee on cannery. The cannery proposition will be tak en up by the Club in earnest, and we believo their work will result in the building of n cannery. The members of the committee expect to visit Mon mouth or some other town where a cannery Is in operation and secure full information regarding co-t. etc. The regular meetine night was chang ed to the last Friday in each month. This was made necessary in older to secure the Odd Fellows hall, where the Club will meet hereafter. The next meeting will he held tonight. All memla-rs are urgently requested to la* present. Closing out at cost our Ladies and Childrens coats would be calling our prices now in force on the above items a very mild term. W e have made up our mind that they must go and go they do at any price. W e have some odd and end Men's and Boy's Suits which we will sell at less than 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. Call and we will explain how you can get this guaranteed silver set free. ( Yours as ever for business, $25 Machines for $15 This includes all machines with the excep S. W. Jackson and wife, evangelists, will begin a series of meetings Thursday night, the <>th, at the Christian Church. tion ot contract goods. G. F. EIL , Rep. EILERS PIANO HOUSE , AT STAYTON PHARMACY Bank Building. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Commercial Club meets to-night. ! ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THE LOCAL FIELD Don’t forget the Talking Machine sale at the Stayton Pharmacy. Horseshoe Camp Rev. J. 1*. Conder will preach at the Christian Church next Sunday as us ual. Word comes from Ralph Stamp that he is sick in a hospital in Mexico, but nothing serious. I rank Lesley has added a large new range to the Stayton Hotel. It is an up-to date affair, with two large bak ing ovens. Mr. Nelson, of Nelson <k Adams log ging camp, near the Bass place, had his pelvis broken by getting between two logs, yesterday. ♦ ♦ No. 6 0 6 W. O. W. co m e . E. B. W a t t k r s , C lerk. Chopper* wel Myers, C. C. O. V. Oak wood for sale at the Chair Fac tory 49 Lloyd Brown spent Sunday in Cor vallis. Call on Jac. Spaniol for tin-work and plumbing. F or 51 S ale — Good wagon. C lifford H arold , Kingston. Boru, to the wife of Mr. Barker, near Marion, Wednesday, a daughter Wm. Follis has moved into the M. H orse for S ale —Good driving Stretr house, opposite Hill Bros. Mr. horse, cheap. Inquire at this office. ( Streff has made considerable improve ment on this property lately. Delmer Caldwell left Saturday for a The receipts of the Corvallis water visit with hie brother, D. J. at Dallas. works last year were $11,607 74, the Miss Britta Powell, of Portland, vis disbursements $8,353 54, making an ited her sister, Mrs. J. H. Davidson, income from the plant of $3,254.20. this week. Miss Dort and Mr. Rollo Harold All kinds of Talking Machine Itec- ; were baptized at Kingston Christian ords, Columbia, Victor, Edjson, at the Church Sunday afternoon and took Stayton Pharmacy. membership with that congregation. Call at the Photo Studio for Photo graphs, Copying, Developing, Printing | J. H. Anderson and wife left yester day afternoon for Albany. They ex and Amateur Supplies. pect before they return to visit friends Now is the time to register for next also in Lebanon, Woodburn and Mt. election. Call on E. B. Watters, not Angel. ary public, and register. Frank Gehlen visited his mother E. L, Smith, of Portland, visited his and brothers in Stayton this week. sister, Mrs. J. R. Miller, and other He is now a fireman on theO. R. & N., friends in town this week. running between Portland and The Mrs. W. J. Houser was an appreciat Dalles. A new wooden gutter has been ed caller at T he M ail office Saturday, placed along the west side of Third arranging for reading matter. Street. When the work is completed Miss Frank Alexander visited her it is expected that not so much water sister Elizabeth, and other friends in will stand on the street. Corvallis the first of the week. F. Herrling, one of Stayton pre Wm. Smith, of Portland, visited his cincts most enterprising farmers, was brother Tom, the past week. He had an appreciated caller Wednesday. Mr. not been in Stayton for 23 years. Herrling i* one of his class who keeps FOR SALE— My residence property well posted on present day conditions. in Stayton, or part thereof. Willi* Caldwell and wife returned E F orrette . yesterday from an extended visit. Mrs. The l*ody of Dr. Randolph C. Hunt er, one of the founders of the Cooper Medical college, San Francisco, who died at Lexington, Jan. 23, was cre mated yesterday afternoon, Rev. John Dawson officiating nt the services. He leaves a widow and six children. They him - Mrs. Elizabeth Smoother, Oak land; Har:y Hunter^ St. John; Mrs. John Goodman, St. John; Dr. Fred Hunter and Missea Pearl and Ruby Hunter, of Hoquiam. Dr. Hunter came to this country 45 years ago from London, where he was born in 1834. He settled in San Francisco. At one time he was a dep uty coroner of San Francisco. Dur ing the Crimean war Dr. Hunter serv ed three years in the English army as a surgeon — Portland Journal. Dr. Hunter was for several years a resident of Stayton, leaving here about six years ago. 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 in and see. COUNCIL MEETS on the first Thursday of each month. In order that the citizens may know what is being done, also what needs to be done, the Town Council invites all who are interested in the welfare of our town to attend these meetings regularly. Their presence and influ ence will be appreciated and will aid them in conducting the affairs of tin- town and to carry out the wishes of the people. We should all b<^ in ter es ted in our t o i n and help to improve it just as we do our own home. Let us make it our home, and manifest our interest by attending these meet ings regularly, and help to improve our town and thereby improve our home. There will be something do ing at every meeting. Come out. W. L. F rkkes , Mayor. » Remember Our Hardware Line is complete. Prices Alw ays Right. H. J. Marking. * Soap for Everybody! The hobo fraternity is becoming al together too numerous in this vicinity, and the farmers around Stayton are W e now have on our shelves thirty-six kinds of loading their shot-guns and if the tramps encroach on their premises are Soaps and Washing Powders. You can cer going to do them damage One night tainly firtd what you want among the list. last week hobos attempted to get into M. S. Titus’ house, near Kingston, anil considerably frightened Mr. and Mrs. Titus. Mr. Titus had a gun, but no shells, so was practically defense less. The hobos stayed around the place for some time, before' they took If you warn anything in the baker's line call on their leave The home of J. B. Jeter was also called upon, and now J. B. is us. W e get goods three times a week, baked When in Stayton leave your team Caldwell spent the time while away ready for the next callers of that kind. at the Grand Central Feed Barn. with her parents at Eugene. Mr. the same day received. W e have Lloyd Brown, has during odd hours Caldwell visited numerous towns in J ack A llen . for several months past been making Albert Cole, recently killed at Rose- California, spending two or three days mission furniture, and is an expert at in San Francisco. burg by the cars, was insured in the the work. Several pieces of his man 2500. His widow received $1000. M E. Church Services. ufacture may be seen in the bank, in FOR SALE— Fine Barred Plymouth i 'I here will be preaching at 11 a. m., Dr. Beauchamp’s office, and other Cheaper than you can make them. Give us a call. Ep- places in town. His room, at the Rock Cockerels. Also Plymouth Rock 'J heme: “ Th# Price of Power.” wortli League at fi 30. Everybody cor home of his grandfather, Lee Brown, eggs. Jos. H am MON. Stayton, Ore. dially invited to attend. is well supplied with several handsome Albany citizens have raised $1,000 Johnson, the fellow who is in jail at pieces of his workmanship. His work by donations, to lie used in prosecut is all well made and artistic in design- A d i n l o l a t r n t o r - a No l l e « , . ing violations of the local option law. Albany on a charge of burglary at the Hitli-m, Albany ami Eugene news Notice 1» hereb y si ven that the nnd<-r»lirned home of Wm. Follis, near Kingston, is, The dance last Friday night was ha* been «July sp|>olntcd Ad m ln Mtrator o f the Have you noticed the new sign at according to the Democrat, anxious K j well attended— in fact the best in papers enjoy a wliavk at each other. Kalate o f A . , 1 Klchardaon, Dcccaaed. hy o r d e r of the Com ity Court of the Slat.- of o n i o n for the M ail office? E. B. Watters was leave his present place of abode. Last Stayton f o r some time. Hupper for Here i* a »ample from the Democrat: Marlon b o u n t y , mail«- ami en tered of Record the artist, and he is getting to be quite week he tried to fit a key to his cell on th<? 2Mth tiny o f !>«•<:*• ntflor, A. I>. 11107. All tin- dino-r was served by the Catho “ Eugene and Albany are dry and neraona h avin g claim « aicnlnat »ah! Kalate are expert with the brush. hereb y req uired Jo p r e m u t the » « m e with lock, and Saturday he made a break- lic ladies at the Grand Central Hotel, .roper Vo.ieh.-r» duly verified to >he »aid Ad- quiet,” say» the Salem Journal; but ...ii.latntlor » t hi* rcaldenrc In the tow n o f T aken i * p — By the undersigned, a for liberty while the sheriff had open and is spoken of by all who partook h " , «M" rlV." ' . " ' " “ y. Ort-Kon, Wit hin Six uot dead like Salem. Busineas haw Month» from the date o f il.U notice. , ed the door to emptv ashes. Johnson two-yeftr old muley heifer. Have so in the highest praise. Everything Dated Jnu. 2 100B. been better in Eugene and Albany got into the street and gave the sher good to eat was served and in a neat far been unable to find an owner. W arrkn R ich ah daor , . I A dm in istrator of the Ki-tntc than ever before. iff a run, but was soon captured. D avid R eece . and tasty tnauner. ( ° f A, J . R ich a rd s o n , D eceased. Fresh Bakery! Butternut, Cream, Crimp, Graham, Rye and Pan Bread Cakes, Pies, Cookies, Doughnuts W. E. THOMAS & SON. l t
