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Mis» Katherine Stayton i» visiting
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K. B. W aiters , Clerk.
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E. F. Long was in town Saturday.
J. F. Lau
morning.
left for
loave at •!»»* 0®cv.
Portland th is ;
MiasBritta rowell is visiting at J.H.
Davidson’s.
Kev. Rees, of Salem, was in town
Wednesday.
Call on Jac. Spaniol for tin-wprk
and plumbing.
Jim Daley, of Scio, was in town the
first of the week.
Don’t forget the Recital at the op
era house tonight.
Geo. Lesley was a guest of his cousin
Frank several days this week.
Lost—an umberella with initial* 0 .
L. 8. on the lu»mile.
Finder please
F ob S ale — Some fresh cow«; also
somt? gout^.
A. H abbkhma N i
On the Croisan ph.ee.
1 have 20 head pure bred Shrop-
shire ewes and some pure bred bucks
B. F. F resh , Shaw, Ore
for sale.
J. N. l.edgerwood, of Amity, visited
friends in Stayton the first of the
week The Mail acknowledges a pleas
ant call.
R. D. Allen, who has made such an
efficient county clerk, seems to have
no opposition and will be chosen to
succeed himself.
Miss Elizabeth Alexander returned
There will be a big dance at the op-
Monday to school at Corvallis.
era house April 24th. Lau’s Orchea-
FOR SALE— Barred Plymouth Rock tra will furnish music.
eggs. Jos. H ammos . Stayton, Ore.
expected to be there.
Everybody is
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OltlTl’ AltY.
Henry liutlolpli Myers was born at
Bristol, Lincoln county, N^aine, Jan.
27th, l«S2t‘>, died at Slay ton, Ore., Mill.
30th, 1008, aged 82 years, 2 months, 3
days.
The deceased was «»no of a family of
nine children, consisting of f»>ur l»oys
and live girls, all being dead except
two married sisters, Mrs. E'.li/.iilmtli I
Foasett ami Mrs. Laura J. McIntyre,
who are living near Bristol, Me.
^
Leaving his family in tho East, the
deceased left Maim for San Francisco, jS
Cal , by way ol Cape Horn, about tho
year 1850. After arriving there, ho
^
worked at his trade as' brick-mason,
for a couple of years, then going to ^
Vanc»»uver Island, B. C., where he ^
worked in a logging camp a while, lie
then came to Salem, Ore., in the year
^
1803, where he formed a partnership ^
w ith \V. F. Boothby and Harry Staple-
ton in a Sash and Door Factory, on >
Front St., finally retiring, although
working at his trade while a partner.
Deceased worked in Salem on most ^
of tbe hriok buildings erected in the ^
early days, to-wit: Willamette Uniter- ^
son, J. H.
A brother of E. T. Matthieu visited
at his home this week, and took in the
horse show.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. Sold by Stayton
Pharmacy.
« «
I r The W . F. Klecker Store is the
Creator of the “One
Price W a y .”
- There are many things about this young store t h a t ^
will vitally interest you.
Some people told us w e ^
couldn't make a success of this store by having a I
“ guaranteed one price" on good clothing. T hey ar-i
gued that the sliding scale price plan had been in oper-,
ation in this city for so long a time that the people,]
could not get accustomed to any other method. But'
these people underrated the intelligence of the public.
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That the public appreciates the advantage of buying
“ the
me one price w ay" when that price is the lowest in
town, is shown by the manner in which the store is
growing.
W e also carry a full line of ladies dress goods, shoes,
notions, and will gladly make your acquaintance in
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Drake’s
^ the one price plan.
J. X. Weddle came over from Scio
On account of leaving town, It.
L.
sity, Reeds Opera House,
Thursday for a visit with Stayton
Winter resigned as a member of the j Foundry, Boothby <fc Stapleton's Sash
friends.
town council, and J. R. Gardner was Factory, al«o'building many business
Mr. Davidson and wife, of Browns- appointed to fill the vacancy.
blocks.
Was one of the contractors - g
ville, are visiting at the home of their
■M
Your friend,
*
Ddbort H ill, of Mill City,
W. F. KLECKER. £
was
in
who orcc,wl Marion colinty
House
town several «lays this week. Ho re-
Mrs. Myers fend son joined her bus-
ports the billiard hall nnd rink at
baud in Salem, coming by way of the
that place doing a good business,
; Isthmus of Panama, in May, 1867.
When in Stayton leave your team Residing there until the year 1878,
at the Grand Central Feed Barn.
when, owing to the son’s ill health,
J ack A l l e n .
lfis wife and son moved on the farm
Born— to Mrs. G. M. Wirth, Bilyeu "Hero the son new lives, Mr. Myers rc-
Will and Earl Wright have gone to
Den, a son; to Mrs. Win. Alsman, W. m-iining in Salem, working at his
Hood River, where the former expects
Stayton, a daughter; to Mrs. Chris, ‘ rude. His wife died suddenly while
to locate.
Letller, a son; to Mrs. Witcraft, a '¡su in g in Portland, Ore.. July 8th,
Mr*. A. L. fehreve, who has been daughter.
1889. After his wife’s death lie made
quite sick for some time, is still con
i his home on the farm with his son un*
Chas. Siegmund and wife, from ... ..
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fined to her bed.
til Deaths Messenger delivered the
Richmond, eastern Ore., arrived Sat
final summons which called him away.
FOR SALE— 75 lbs. of carjK-t balls.
urday for a visit with his parents, E.
An only child, a son, Otis V. and
Bright colors. Well mixed.
G. Siegmund nnd wife, of Fern Ridge
his family sincerely mourn his dc- j
M rs . L. K in g , Kingston.
E. G., who has beed »piite sick, is now
H. E. Wirtb has sold his residence able to be up, and bis sou Laurence is par tu re.
The tit-ceased was »veil and fauorably ;
in Stayton to Mrs. Hattie Smith, Mrs also much la tter.
known
throughout Marion county, j
Katie McKinney and Iwilda Clark.
A gents W anted ! — 16x20 crayon where he leaves many friends who,
Miss Merta Siegmund was in town
¡»ortraits 40 cents, frames 10 cents and deeply regret his death.
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Saturday on her way home from Pet,er
up, sheet pictures one cent each. You
Mr Myer§ death came suddenly,
Luthy’s. Miss Merta was quite sick
can make 400 per cent profit or 136.00 the cause being disease of the heart. |
for a time, but is now much improved.
per week. Catalogue and Samples He was^in apparently ns good^ health |
Tom Darby died at his home west free. F rank W. W illiam s C o .,
ns usual the day of his death. The
funeral was held Wednesday, con
of town yesterday’, after a long and
8-4t
1208 W. Taylor St.,
ducted
by Elder Morton.
painful illness. The funeral occurs
Chicago, III.
this afternoon. He was 59 years and
H. J. Mutchler is now located in his
We desire to return our sincero
7 days of age.
new shop. This building is of stone, thanks to our friends and neighbors
Jesse Tefft and family, lately from
with a brick front, and is an up-to- > for their aid and sympathy in our be-
Michigan, are stopping in town and
date blacksmith shop in every way. reavement.
will remain if a house can be found.;
The building is a credit to Stayton
O. V . M y e r s a n d F a m i l y .
They are friends of Jackson, Blakely
and it is hoped many will follow Mr.
and Clow families.
PUMPKIN CENTER.
Mutchler’s example and put up such
J. H. Davidson was very sick sever neat and substantial buildings in fu
Weather is very pleasant at this j
al days this week with appendicitis, ture.
writing.
but is now much better, and it is be
Mr. Ed. Siegmund and Laurence, |
In another column will bo found
lieved he will recover without the
bis
son, are able to be up among borne j
the advertisement of the Stayton Ce
neet^of an operation.
ment Stone Works, conducted by L. folks again.
A great many attended tho horse |
Jac. Spaniol has sold his residence p Brow„
Mr Brown has purchased
in the west part of town to Jacob
cement stone mftchiue( and wj|| show at Stayton, from this vicinity
Kuckelburg, who has come to Stayton hereafter manufacture cement stone of “ ntl a11 rf,Port il a •ucc*8*’
to make his home. Mr. Spaniol will a[| He has the contract for
Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Siegmund are
soon begin the erection of a borne on furnj8j,ing the cement stone for E. visiting parents and relatives this
the lots he recently purchased in the Roy,, nc,v buildillg, which will be up- week.
Leutich addition.
to-date in every respect. The plans,
We are all glad to hear that Mr.
Mrs. G. W. Murphy is home from drawn by Delbert Harden, are all com- Beecher Lake is improving after quite
her visit to eastern Oregon, and ves- pletcd. Cement stone is now used by a spell of sickness,
terday made the M a i l a pleasant call, builders in preference to any other
Mrs. Ralph Gill is spending a pleas-;
She showed us some heads of wheat stone or brick. It is everlasting and ant visit with Mr. Apple’s folks,
and rye that were excellent specimens is used in all the big modern buildings,
g Upt. W. M. Smith was a pleasant
of grain of that section. The climate piers and foundations where solid caller at the l’ umpkin Center school
there is so much drier than here that masonry is needed. Cement stone is |a8t, Wednesday.
the grain heads in the fields are dry not an experiment, but has been used
Miss Amanda Herrling made a short
all winter.
in Atlantic coast cities for many years, j but very pleasant visit with parents
and friends, returning Sunday on the
I overland.
Muses Merta and Tilda Siegmund
came home lust Saturday from Salem.
The Best
Stove
is the
Universal
Universally used--universally praised.
Gall and see our line.
TO THE PU B LIC
wirr\rvt:r
t h e n e w m odel
Buggies! Buggies!
Empire Cream Separator
We represent tlie three largest
buggy manufacturers
Ten years ahead of all others in
every feature of Separator con
struction, in style, new capacities
and low price.
A size for every
dairy farmer from the smallest to
the largest. Beautiful in design,
perfect in construction, everlast
ing in daily use.
Studebaker, Henny and John
Deere.
When in Stayton call at our Haid-
ivare store anu get prices before you
buy. We can convince you our prices
are right.
Now Painting Will Commence.
We carry the best paint on the coast which is the OREGON
SIENNA MINERAL PAINT.
See ns before you buy’ or
you must surely regret it later on.
KERBER BROS.
Miss Grace Apple visited Mr. A le x -:
under's, of Stayton, a few days this
week.
Tht Shtrw ln-William» Paliti» Co tur ih » Cartk
Get Ready to Paint
We sell the celebrated Sherwin-W iL
liams Paint—goes the fartherest,
lasts the longest.
H. J. Marking.
Thomas Grocery
FISH
Pickeled and Dried Herring
flackerel
French Sardines
Referees’ Sale.
Notice 1» hereby nlven that by virtue of an
order ami decree of »ale duly made, rendered
and entered of record In llie Circuit c ou r t of
the Stale of Oregon, for the county of Marlon,
on the 2nd day of March, ISOS, In it certain unit
wherein Nettle Ocnny and Clara Denny are
I-I m I ii tiff- and Eva Richmond and ¥. L. Rich-
inoiid, her hunband, Viola Stcinfaldt, Samuel
Coulter and Jennie Coulter, Ilia wife. Fletcher
Coulter a n d ---------- Coulter, hla wife, D. W.
Tarplcy and Mal»el Tarpley, hi* wife, and Guy
Webber, are defendant*, »ve the undcr*lK»ed
referee* will sell at public auction for ca*h In
hand on the day of *ale on Saturday, the 1th
day of April, 190*. at one o ’clock in the after
noon of *«id day at the West Door of the Coun
ty Court Hou*e in the City of Salem, Marlon
c ou n ty , Oregon, all of Ihe right, title ami Iu-
tere»t of raid plaintiff* and defendant« In and
to a certain traei of land in Marion county,
( iregon, deacrihed a* follow*, to-wit:
The North half of Ihe Son the»« l uuarter of
Section .it in T. S 8. K. 1 K. of the Willamette
Meridian in Marion county, Oregon.
Dated at the city of Salem, in Marion county,
■ Oregon, th+a'Jnd day of Mareh, l'JU».
W. H. ENOLtan,
C. 11. R o m . tkr .
W. H. R abkmn ,
A. O.Coxir’.T,
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Jtefereea
015
Attorney for Plaintiff».
FRESH V E G E T A B LE S
Lettuce
Celery
Cabbage
Cranberries
Parsnips
Carrots
Cauliflower
Apples /Jananas Orangés
W. E. THOMAS & SON.
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