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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1908)
— THE STAYTON MAIL r. D. AltXANDtH. Publi»h«r l\urn» out to lh»> hull game Sunday. Slayton vs. Salem Woolen Mill» Ad mission 25c Ladies free. ♦ < : ♦ T H E L O C A L r i l l L I) & Prospects are good foi a big cherry crop this season. .1 P. Davie left the (ip of a branch at this office yesterday N o . (lOfl W . O . W . that contained about 50 eherrirs. I c o me . T h « M au . 1» m u l i n i r e g u la r ly te It* »ubsorlb- K. It. W a i t «««, C l e r k . Mr. Pearl H um phrey and Miss Pearl •r« u n t i l a d e f in ite o r d e r to d i s c o n ti n u « la ro- I — .i —— ■ ........ . . I Hicks were married Wednesday at the ce r e d a u d a ll a rre a rag e « are i-sld. Barrels and kegs for sale. I mini re home of the bride’s grandfather, Mr 1 of Jos. Mielke. Simpson, near Aunuville, by It. L. I BUSINESS DIRECTORY Stephen Weber and wife, of Hub- Morton. ’ limity, were in town today. The Slayton ball team went to Mill l l ^ I L B U R N. PINTLER, D. M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clerking are City Sunday, where they played that team as well as the umpire. As a con guests at the J. J. Harden home sequence the Stayton team was tie- j DENTIST Anyone wishing to connect with the feated. Score, 8 to 12. city water works, call on Jac. Spaniol. Office over Fred Rock’s Store R. A. Klwood was at Portland the T k n t f o r S a l k — Nearly new canvas first of the week, a member of a com STAYTON OREGON tent, lfix22. Inquire of Mrs. Stamp mittee from Stayton, Aumsville, T u r Miss Jessie Goodman left Wednes ner and Salem, to interview some of day for a visit with friends at Mill the railroad people. Nothing definite R , A. ELWOOD, was decided, but wo expect to In* able City. to state the plans lor future work next ATTORNEY AT LAW DeW itts Little Early Risers, the fa week. mous little liver pills, are sold by Stay- & Office over Rock’s store, Ralph Stam p left Wednesday for ton Pharmacy. Mexico to look after the mines in STAYTON, - OREGON. j Z. R. Downey, of Sublimity, and which ho and several other Stayton I Miss Ora M. Steel, of Uorvais, were pat ties are interested. Slayton capi- married at Salem Tuesday. italists own a eontroling interest in J, M. RINGO, Don’t be a kicker, but if you do kick, two very promising properties in OKI wear l.ancefield’s shoes and have your Mexico—the Flores tie Oro Mining and S u r r e s o o r to W . K « T h o n m s Milling Co. and the Mexican Mines, feet well protected anyhow. Funeral Director and Embalmer Limited. FOR SA LE— A limited am o u n t of T. J. Smith, manager of tin» Salem Leave orders at Stay ton Hotel. Grain and Vetch hay. ditch, calls our attention to the fact 18tf E. F o rrette . STAYTON, OREGON. that there is a heavy penalty for Strawberries are getting rij»e. Per throwing anything that will pollute sons wishing them , call on J. P. Funk, the water into the river or either of J O H N H E N K E L who has a new patch at his home. the ditches. Now that city water is being taken from the Stayton «fitch, Word cornea from Harvey Beau Merchant Tailor persona violating the law should he champ th a t he is enjoying himself severely dealt with. visiting his brother and family at Ba I have on h a n d a full line of sample* “ Tip” Hum phrey, editor of the J e f ker City. for Spring a n d Summer Suits. ferson Review, and well known to Rev. J. H. Barclay, of Salem, will many readers of the M ail, has the bil preach in the Christian church next Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty lowing to say . “ It is plainly dem on Sunday, J u n e 14, both m orning and strated by Monday's vote th a t saloons PTAYTON OREGON evening. in Oregon m ust obey the laws, or in Mrs. H. L. Allen and son, Melford, 1010 this state will join the prohibi of Lewiston, Idaho, are guests at the tion column. Saloon men who have home of Mrs. Allen’s mother, Mrs. in the past violated every law are res- DR. E. E. JACKSON f t * 0- m L ' a N atural beaut itie r on Alice Brewer. ponsible fur the present prohibition Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist U a C l ^ U S i r C I c I L i V f urniture, Woods, Etc. Miss Edna Robertson is visiting wave.” P ost-graduate of W ym an's College. Dfllv with home friends. She is employed Frank Lesley has built a new walk registered in O regon. £! y ears a V eterinary Difficult cases Solicited. S atisfaction U u arau as a nurse at the Mt. Tabor S a n ita ri on the south and west sides of his ho um, near Portland. teed. tel. He expects during the summer to STAYTON, - OREGON. J. W. Thomas was an appreciated build an addition on the southwest caller this morning, renewing for his corner of the hotel. The Stayton Ho Of Bass Hueter Paints and Varnishes for Sale. own paper and th a t of his friend, Mr. tel lias improved a great deal since Mr. Lesley took possession, and he CITY M EA T M ARK ET C. F. Spessard, of Albany Mo. may be depended upon t«> keep the T h e M ail family are indebted for Sestak & Sons their first tam e strawberries to tin? house up to or a little ahead of the Yours for Good Work ib little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. best paces of the town. Fresh, S a lt and S m oked Funk, who left a nice supply at this Du N ot N e g lstit t h e < h llilr r o . office. M EATS At this season of the year the first The Pioneer Association of the > Water Street* Stayton, Oregon. unnatural looseness of a child’s bowels Waldo Hills and Marion county will hold their annual reunion on the farm should have immediate a tte n tio n . Tin- HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID of John A. H u n t, in the Waldo Hills. best tiling tliut can be given is C ham FOR STOCK AND HIDES Ju n e 27th. berlains Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Mrs. John Stapleton, of Portland, followed by castor oil as ili- Stayton, Oregon and Mrs. Etta P is tty m s o , <>f Watson- , Remedy , . . , . , .. , villc, Calif., are visiting friends here, reeled with each l i t t l e of the remedy They are daughter* of tlu? late T. J I - r *ale by all «1. uggi.ta. Smith. «♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«♦ M iss Hallie Shelley is home from a ♦ very enjoyable trip, having seen the ♦ ♦ fleet in Seattle, visited friends in the ♦ Is open to the public. All newly fur Yakima valley, and attended the Rose ♦ The poor man wears them because they save him money. ♦ nished rooms. Accommodations first- Festival. ♦ ! The well-to-do man wears them because they indicate ♦ class. Nice, warm dining room and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lambert were in ♦ prosperity. ftrst-blass meals. Portland this week attending th e ♦ ♦ The young people wear them because they have style. graduating exercises of the Hill Mili ♦ tary Academy, where a nephew is in Watch for our new line of The old folks wear them because they are comfortable. attendance. * » ♦ The children wear them because their mothers know M. J. SPANIOL, Prop. W. H. Cooper was taken quite sick what is best for them. Stayton, Oregon th e first of the week and has since : The barefooted boy is glad to wear them after he has been confined to bis home. He able to sit up, but bis feet are badly to be here soon. Largest ♦ punctured his epidermis a time or two. swoolen. Hia Diany friends hope to n “ ♦ assortment ever in town. STA Y TO N see him out again eoon. All kinds. C ard of T h a n k s . — We desiie to of fer our sincere th an k s to the friewls and neighbors for their aid and sym p ALL KINDS OF athy tendered us at the death and Bank Building. £ A «»riiml F a m i l y M m l I cl n s . E y e r y M a n II lx O w n D o c t o r * burial of our m other, Mrs. Armanda Cement Building Stone % “ It gives me pleasure to speak a Thom as; also for the many beautiful $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ S The average man cannot nffiird to And Cement Building Material. Howers. T h e C h il d r e n . good word for Electric Bitters," writes employ a physician for every slight Mr. E rank Coo Ian of No. 43fi Houston The Y. I’. 8. C. E. met a t the home ailm ent or injury th a t may <x-cur in Cement Stone made to O rderon Short of Mrs. Goodman for business m eet St., New York. “ I t ’s a grand family hi« family, nor can he afford to neg- ing, and the following officers were Notice. Foundations a Specialty. medicine for dyspepsia and liver com loot them, a« so »light an injury a» elected for six m onths: Pres., W. A. plications; while for lame back and L. P. BROWN. Setting buggy tire»............ .12.50 the scratch of a pin ha» been known Weddle; Vice Pres., Jessie Goodman; 2.00 “ 1* in. wagon tires. Sec’y, Effie Miller; Treasurer, John to cause the lo»» of a limb. Hence weak kidneys it cannot he too highly “ 2 In. “ “ . . 2 00 Downing. every man m ust from necessity be bis recommended.” Electric Bitters reg “ 3 in. " “ . . 3.00 PU BLIC S A L E — Perry J. Darby, own doctor for this class of ailments ulate the digestive functions, purify I can save you $1 to #3 on new tires. executor of the estate of Thomas C the blood, and im part renewed vigor Darby, deceased, will offer for sale at I guarantee every bit of work th at Success often depends upon prompt and vitality to the weak ami debili Let 'me shoe treatm ent, which can only he had the hom e farm 3J miles northwest of goes out of my shop. tated of both sexes. Hold under guar Stayton, «m Thursday, Ju n e 2;i, hors your lame horses and I will guarantee when suitable medicines are kept at to put good feet on them at a reason es, cattle, hogs, farm machinery, etc. hand. Chamberlain's Remedies have antee at Brewer's drug store. 50c. able price. ¡Sale begins at 10 o’clock. been in the market, for many year» The first installm ent «if the “Jay- The N ew Brick Shop. The ladies of the W. C. T. U. gave a hawkers of '40 appeared in the May and enjoy a good reputation. reception last night at the home of C. H. I. MUTCHLER. Chamberlin's Colic, Cholera and Di number of tin- Death \ alleyMiigazine. E Brown to the young men who vot arrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints. The author will get down squarely to ed the dry ticket. There was a large business in the J u n e number. Rend Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for ers interested in pioneer history may attendance anti an excellent program. The orchestra furnished some fine coughs, cold», croup and whooping secure a copy of this magazine by ail music. Ice cream and cakes were dressing tin? Death Valley Publishing j cough. served and choice roses were present Chamberlain’s Pain Balm (an unti- C o, Rhyolite, Nevada. ed each gentleman. Aurora has put in a water system. ! septic liniment) for cuts, bruises, burns M. J . Spaniol, whose saloon license I tiK 'k li- n 's A m i r « S n lv s W in s . i sprains, swellings, lame back and expired June 1 -t, has taken the bar -------- I rheum atic pains. Tom Moore, of Rural Route I, Coch out of his Grand Central Hotel and will use the room occupied by the bar Horses and Accommo- Cham berlain’s Stomach aud Liver ran, G a , writes: “ I had a hail sole ns a sample room for commercial trav ITablets for constipation, biliousness come on the instep of my foot anil Call a t th e Tonsorial Parlor and get elers. This w ill make a fine room for dations First-class. I and stomach troubles. could find nothing th a t would heal it first-class H air Cut and an O. K. this purpose. Mr. Spaniol will have tub. It is healing and cooling to the the house newly painted outside and Hacks connect with trains at Kings Cham berlain’s Halve for diseases ol until I applied Uueklens Arnica Hi.lv«-. calp, restores hair to its natural in, also new paper put on the ceiling the skin. Less than half of a 25 cent box won ton and West Stayton. lealth, opens the pores and strength- aud linoleum on the floor of the office One bottle of each of these five pr«-n- the day for me by affeetiog a perfeet ns the roots. Stage line from Turner to Lyons. , I and make other improvements, and nration» cost» but II 25. For sale by cure.' Holtl under guarantee at Brew will devote his entire time tocondnct- G. W . PL A ST E R , Prop. er's ilrug »tor«-. STAYTO N, OREGON. I all druggists. »ear Florence 8t. STAN TON. ing a first-class hotel. I n t e r r i i »t t h e pottom«?«- »t St»r«on. Oregoi m all m s t t e r r* «he «scond cl»»* Meet« e v e r y M a n d til l Mon day night, r h o p p v r e »el - O. V. M y e r a . t ’ . f . “ Horseshoe Camp 8 8 8 8 Thomas Grocery Headquarters for Vegetables, Strit wherries, Oranges, A spa rag us, Bananas, Lemons, Cabbage, Onions, Radishes. Pineapples, Etc. in Fact Anything to Cat H W. E. Thomas & Son. TRY THE NEW PAINT SHOP Painting, Staining, Varnishing, Calcimining on plaster, paper or cloth. Day work or by contract. / / A .ii K x c e l l e i i t L in e We will use any other dealer’s paints. W A TTER S & All Kinds of People Wear Lancefield’s Shoes! Grand Central Hotel ! New Line of Postals : POSTALS n CEMENT STONE WORKS i Everybody wears Lancefield’s Shoes Stay ion Pharmacy | =H. J. riutchler- Gcncral Blacksmith 0. K. BARBER SHOP Stayton Livery G. B. TRASK, Prop.
