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To-night.
UP FOR BURGLARY.
Wednesday night, a logger who tail
THE LOCAL FIELD
Regular meeting of the Commercial he came here from Kilvertnn and w^o
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gave the name of Wm. McCarthy, was
arrested by Constable Henry Smith
Spray pumps at Eon nek A M ¡elites. Joe Mielke’s saloon, while wearing
N o. 6 0 « W . O. W .
Chopper» wel
come.
O. V. M )'er»,C.C.
The best at the lowest price.
clothes he had stolen from the room
K. B. W a it k m , Clerk.
“Paddy" Hill and wife are the par of Clius Cladck, at the Grand Ccn
Call on Jac. Spaniol for tin-work ents of a baby boy, born Friday.
tral Hotel. It teems Cladek was
and plumbing.
about
to retire, when he noticed that
Land Plaster for sale, at (»acts, per
Call on Korinok & Mielke for lime, hundred.
Ins
U‘st
suit ol clothes, his gun, ant
C. 8. B ownk , Aumsville.
at bottom prices
There are many things about this young store that
Mrs. Lawrence Condit has 500 bit. of watch and chain were missing. He at ^
Mrs. K. \V. Gill, of Meliama, visited gray oats for sale at her home near once notified constable Smith and
^ 3 will vitally interest you.
Some people told us w e 1
search was made, Cladek finding his
in tow n Friday last.
West Stayton.
man in the saloon mentioned, with the ■ ^ co u ld n ’t make a success of this store by having
L. P. Brown made a business trip to
Delbert Harden came up from Eu
clothes and watch on. The gun was ^
“ guaranteed one price" on good clothing. T h ey ar-j
Eugene the first of the week.
gene the first of the week for a short
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,
taken
out
of
the
room
but
left
in
the
^ gued that the sliding scale price plan had been in oper-
The Photo Gallery will be closed visit with home folks.
, ,,
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hallway.
\\ hen l lailek recognized
from Marc'll 11th to March 27th.
ation in this city for so long a time that the people
Victor Davie has begun the erection ||js t.|,ilheilt ,lt. fonmj Mr. Smith, wl.o
FOR SALE— Barred Plyn.outhRock of a neat house on lots he recently wf- 9e(irching lulother part of town
could not get accustomed to any other method. But
eggs. Jos. H ammon . Slayton, Ore.
purchased of O. Leutich.
aud the arrest was made McCarthy <4^ these people underrated the intelligence of the public. |
We handle the best lime on the
F oe S ale —Some fresh cows; also was considerably under the inlliieuce
T h a t the public appreciates the advantage of buying,
market.
K orinkk A- M ielke
s o m e g o a ts . ^
A. H a b b k k m a n ,
of liquor. He was placed in the cala
“ the one price w ay" when that price is the lowest in
On the Croisan place.
E Weddle, who has been quite sick
boose until the following morning
town, is shown by the manner in which the store is'
for several days, is reported on the
1 have 20 head pure bred Shrop when he was brought before Justice J
mend.
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shire ewes and some pure bred bucks B. Grier, who bound him over to the
growing.
grand jury under $100 bonds. Not be
B F. F kksii , Shaw, Ore.
Miss Alda Powell, of Portland, is for sale.
W e also carry a full line of ladies dress goods, shoes, i
visiting her sister, Mrs. J . H. David
Wm. Maag dime down from Mill ing able lo fiirni'li bond, McCarthy
^ notions, and will gladly make your acquaintance in
son.
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City Saturday, remaining over Sun- was yesterday afternooon taken to tlie
^ the one price plan.
E. G. Siegmund and son Lawrence, day, which was the S5th anniversary county j**l- It appears that after Me
who have both been sick, are reported of their marriage, and was duly cele- Carthy had stolen the clothes, he
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Your friend,
much better.
brated. Mrs. Maag was life recipient wen* onto ont>
l *,e 8*dw streets and 1 ^
put them on, throwing his own away.
W. W. Gardner, who has been visit- of *ome handsome silverware,
He could not tell where he made the
ing his son, J. R., for some time, left
Clias. Stayton met with an unfor-
change anti only part of his clothes
this morning for his home in Baker tunate accident Friday last. Ho was
were found.
City.
running the saw at the excelsior fac-
Mrs. Riter, of St. Paul. Minn., is *>ry nn(i *n »ome way a sHck lie was
SPRAYING TREES.
here visiting her brother, John Mielke, cl,Hing threw his band ngninst the
There will be a great many better
and expects to remain during the saw, cutting his thumb so badly that trees in the country after this with a
amputation above the second joint was
winter.
corres|K>nding increase in better fruit
necessary. He is getting along nicely.
Do not forget the “Intemperance"
and less of tlie worthless, scrawny
Sundav
morning
the
river
was
the
meeting in the Baptist church Sun
kind, because of the new enterprise of
day evening. Good music, and the highest this season, running over the the Gideon Stolz Company in maun-
address will be— well, come and bear road on the Linn county side. R. W. facturing Dependable Brand of lime
Gill, on his way home from Soio, and sulphur spray. Thu demand for
y
it and judge for yourself.
J. R. Gardner has purchased the R. was obliged to cross during the high this splendid spray lias been enormous,
L. Wimer property, and expects to water, and made it all right, but his one reason being that people knew it
have possession within a month. Mr. valuable shepherd dog was earned was dependable, being made from a
Wimer and family will move to Med with the current into some drift and formula supplied from the Experiment
drowned.
Station of the Oregon Agricultural
ford to make their home, hoping the
A statement lately issued by Sec’y College. There is still a great demand
change will benefit Mrs. Wimer’s
Treas. Chas. Hottinger, of the Farm for the spray, and many orchards have
health.
Albert Griffith will have an auction er’s Fire Relief Ass’n., of Sublimity not ns yet been touched, and the own
ers of such orchards should call at the
sale of personal property at his resi shows that organization to be in
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dence on the A. D. Gardner farm five nourishing condition, and one of the store aud examine this spray and
miles southwest of Stayton, on Satur cheapest insurance associations in the get prices. It is for sale by Brewer
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day, April 4th. Mr. Griffith has pur- country. The statement covers the Drug Co.
chased a small place near Grants Pass,: J’ears from and including 1896 to 1907
We neglected last week to mention
and will move there and go into fruit * nd bhow$ total receipts and expendi that the people had their first oppor
raising.
tures for the separate years. The to
tunity of seeing the new scenery at
Since the fearful loss of life by the tal fire ,088e8 durin? the >ear8 * iven the opera house at the Williams con
burning of a school building in Cleve- »"lount to only *997.50. January 1st cert. The new drop curtain is a hand
land, Ohio, recently, the school hoards ,1908’ t,,Cre * ere 209 P°Uciea in torce some piece of work. It bears the ad
and teachers throughout the country ‘ ’,,8n” a* 409 bu,ldin* r a»d contents vertisements of many of the leading
have been paying special attention to f°tr ,126’024- Mr‘ Hottin* er is aD business houses, neatly and tastily let
the houses under their charge, and nble <,ffic,a1’ a,,d to hu * ood mana* c tered. The scene in the center of the
many have been provided with f.re-es- ment 18
due ,he 8Ucce88 of the curtain is a well executed piece of
capes and changes have been made in association.
work, and the entire curtain reflects Tht ShtrwlH-Wllllam t Fahrt» da»», tk , earth
oilier ways. All the doors in the Stay-
credit upon the artist, R. A. Wiles
BAPTIST CHURCH.
ton school swing either way and the
The
work on the back scenes is not
Services in the morning next Sun
scholars are made to practice the fire-
yet
completed,
but will be soon. The
day as usual. It liai been a month or
drill frequently, and all could be
Masons
are
deserving
of credit for hav
so since we have had any Sunday eve
marched out in a very short time.
ing
this
work
done
which so much
ning services— been feasting at the
Tom Richardson, being interviewed table of our sister churches and the mproves the appearance of the opera
by the Portland Journal on his return Sunday following have another invi house.
from California and his visit to south tation which we accept but no pre
Horse Show.
ern Oregon towns, has the following venting provedence we will hold ser
The date for the big Horse Show in
to say of his visit to Stayton: “Down vice next Sunday evening, and most
Stayton
has been set for Saturday
at Stayton, which has no railroad, I cordially invite all our neighbors, and
March
28th.
There will l»e a lot ol
found a string of factories along one friends (and enemies if we have any) to
fine
animals
exhibited.
of the best water ¡lowers in the state, come and join with us. The subject
developed on the Santiam river. They at the union meetings last Sunday,
WATER RATES.
make furnituae, excelsior, woolen fa- and Sunday week being in the line of
The following are the water rates as
brics, flour and lumber. While the Temperance by talented men from
adopted by the Town Council at its
meeting was held there during one of outside, for the sake of variety, we will
regular meeting held Feb. 6th, 1908:
the worst rains of the winter, 12 prom- take for our subject, “Intemperance”
Barber shop, L chair per month, $1;
inent business men from Salem drove by an untalented man from inside.
each
additional chair, 25c; hath, each
20 miles overland to attend the gath Music writers often introduce a hor
tub,
50c.
ering. If there is any better proof rible discord to enable the hearers to
that Salem is wide-awake and stand better appreciate the real chord which
Blacksmith shop, 1 fire, $1; addi
ing right out in the middle of the follows. Come Sunday evening and tional fire, 25c.
road to attract attention, I ’d like to take in the “horrible’’ and you will ap
Building purposes, per m. brick, 15c;
know where you will find it.”
preciate the next speaker.
barrel lime or cement, 10c.
Butcher shop, $1.
xto x ^ a I a I a I a I a K
Horseshoe Camp
The W. F. Klecker Store is the
Creator of the “One
Price Way.”
Is
W . F. KLECKER.
yx'MX'MX'MX y\
The Best
Stove
is the
Universal
Universally used—universally praised.
Gall and see our line.
Get Ready to Paint
We sell the celebrated Sherwin-Wil
liams Paint—goes the fartherest,
lasts the longest.
H. J. Marking.
Thomas Grocery
FISH
TO THE PUBLIC.
Anything you may need in the line ot
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Etc.,
you can find at our store.
W e can furnish anything in the machinery line from
a sewing machine to a threshing machine.
W e invite you to call and see our stock and we can
convince you that we can save you money.
KERBER BROS.
Dwelling, kitchen faucet, $1; bath
tub, 25c; toilet 25c.
Livery barn, per month, $2.50.
Hotel or boarding house, from $2
to $3.
Confectionery gtore, $1.
Laundries, per month, $2.50.
Lodge rooms, 50c.
General store, $1,
Creamery, $2.50.
Manufactories, $2.50.
Photo galleries, $1.50.
Private stable, 1 team, 25c; each ad
ditional animal 10c.
Hcliool building, $2.
Drug stole $1.
Saloon $2; toilets. 50c each.
Irrigating, each jj inch nozzle, 50
foot front, 75c; more than 50 foof, $1;
per season $3 aud $4.
Picketed and Dried Herring
Mackerel French Sardines
FRESH VEGETABLES
Lettuce
Cranberries
Celery
Parsnips
Cabbage
Carrots
Cauliflower
Apples Bananas Oranges
W. E. THOMAS & SON.
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