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GDM CONFECTIONERY
Take care of your eyes.
Don’t buy glasses from
peddlars or irresponsible
dealers. You get scientific
service and fair prices if
you deal with me.
OREGON
The Cherry Fair and Carnival in
Salem is now a matter of history. It;
is a fact which not only Marion
ATTORNEY AT LAW
County but the Beaver state as well
RELIABLE JE W E L E R
Office over R ock’s store,
can give to the world that the Cherry
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STAYTO X,
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OREGON.
Fair was the greatest exhibit o f ,
Stayton, Oregon.
I cherries ever shown in any state or |
: country. One need to hut gaxo upon |
J. M . R IN G O ,
the many varieties and then wonder j
S u c c e s s o r t o W . K. T h o m a s
if they were real or artificial. \\ e j
Chautauqua Assembly.
Funeral Director and Embalmer know some people thought those
cherries were made for show but
For the Willamette Valley Chau-
Leave orders at Stayton Hotel.
Marion county never does things that tau‘ llhl Assembly the S. 1* Co. will sell
excursion tickets from \\ est Stayton
STAYTO X,
OREGON.
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ns follows: Rate to Fortlarii, ♦2.03.
Every cherry and fruit on display Get certificate on this ticket. Return
w;i' a native product ami to those t > W. Stayton, 73c. Kate to Glad-
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H E N K E L
who are of the opinion that they have
♦Jd,3. Get ^certificate on^lhis
ticket. Return to W. Stayton, 53c.
better at home should have gouc to
Merchant Tailor
H. B. C on d i t ,
the Cherry Fair and Carnival gazed
Local Agent.
I have on hand a full line of eamplea upon the marvelous exhibits, then de
for Spring and Summer Suits.
cided to forever be a resident of .Marion
county;
the south eastern section in His meat mnrket is unsurpassed in
Repairing and Cleaning a Specialty
arrangement or convenience by any
particular.
city
in this state wo except none. If
Fruit
lands
here
yield
as
well
ns
WAYTON
OREGON
Hood River without irrigation. Why you are in doubt como to Stayton
go to Hood River, Rogue River, or to first.
DK. E. E. JACKSON
any other place, when as fine land for
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Serious Accident While
all
purposes can he had from f60 up
Post-graduate of Wyman’s College. Duly
Cutting Brush.
registered In Oregon. 2! years a Veterinary per acre where the climate is perfect,
Difficult cases Solicited. Satisfaction (Juaran no frosts, no irrigation and
where
While cutting bush on his ranch
teed.
roses bloom twelve months in the year. near town a few »lays ugo Win. Maag
S TAYTON, - OREGON.
Flense bear this fact in mind, that met with a serious accident which
Stayton is the center of the district leaves him marked for life. In some
C IT Y M E A T
M A R K E T from which every branch of agriculture manner tlie ux>; was aceidentlv throw n
is a
paying
proposition. Fruits, over a small limb which deflected its
Sestak & Sons
grains
and
grasses,
stock of all breeds course and w ith a sudden rebound the
xu
and classes, thrive for the masses in bitt came forcibly in contact with
Fresh, S a lt and S m oked Marion county.
Mr. Maags chin making u terrible
M EATS
gash.
The wounded man came at once to
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
Stayton where assistance was given
FOR STOCK AND HIDES
him and at present lie is doing nicely
hut the scar will always remain as a
painful reminder of the accident which
Stayton, Oregon
As a matter of interest one of the
came so near ending his life.
influential farmers of Aumsville was
making a comparison recently that is
truly worthy of note. Tie has from
Stephen Weber of Sublimity was a
reliable sources ascertained that over business caller in our burg Friday.
fifty thousand cords of wood go to We acknowledge a call.
Is open to ths public. All newly fur.
Salem lrom out side points annually.
B. F. Fresh and family, of Shaw,
wished rooms. Accommodations first-
This wood must be hauled by team
•lass. Nice, warm dining room and
were transacting business in our city
many miles where but one trip can be
first-class meals.
Friday.
made daily to a shipping point. Some
Mrs. Lee Kerber visited her parents
sections are more favorably located
Mr. and Mrs. Hilvernaglcat Fern Ridge
than
others
but
be
that
as
it
may
M . J. S P A N IO L , Prop.
Stayton and vicinity can furnish over Sunday.
Stayton, Oregon thousands of cords of either cord or
Paul Zliber who has been in Salem
slab wood and would do so if rail for the past couple of weeks returned
road facilities were here.
home Saturday.
STAYTON
In addition this section of Marion
E. E. Rex of Scio is assisting in the
county is especially adapted to dairy- Thomas barber shop for a few days
ing even now milk and cream products taking Mr. Davie’s place,
ALL KINDS OK
are sent out by express in quantities
Joseph Zuber who has been serving
large enough to bring a revenue which on j|ie gran(j jury at Salem came in
Cement Building Stone
with the wood sold in Salem would Saturday and returned Monday,
And Cement Building Material.
build and equip the eighteen miles of
j OBi Zuber who lives east of town
road from Stayton to Salem
in three wj,o has been serving on the grand
Cement Stone made to Order on Short years under present conditions but we j UJy a t Salem returned home early
Notice. Foundations a Specialty.
will not have long to wait. Stayton j
wee^>
is to have an electric line with the
Mrs. I’ ressler, of Tacoma, eldest
L. F. BROWN.
j financial assistancc.of Marion county daugllt€r 0f j .
F. Davie who was a
capital.
| Htayton visitor for a couple of weeks
If wood and milk will build the road jeft for |,er home Monday.
R . A. ELWOOD,
E. ROY,
Wood And Milk Would
Build Road.
Ju st received an elegant
lin e o f T IN W A R E th is week
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FURNITURE &
$4,000.00
H AR D W AR E.
Shoe Stock.
W e now have a $4,000 Shoe stock. In our store you can
get anything you want in the shoe line — patent leathers, dif
ferent shades of tan, gunmctal, vici, velour box-calf in both ox
fords and high cuts.
also carry TRUNKS, SUITCASES & VALISLS.
A full line of DRESSGOODS 61 SILKS
Just received a large shipment of CALICO
Price and
We
Quality of same will
surprise
yourself.
you.
Drop in and see for
Yours truly,
W.F.KLECKER.
Grand Central Hotel
CEMENT STONE WORKS
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Stayton Livery
EWPORT
Y A Q U IN A B A Y
O r e g o n ’s AI «'itel i letss*
H ecid i R eso rt
The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
IT S FACILITIES ARE COM PLE r E —Bet <>f G mm I ami an
abundance of it. Freah water from apringa.
All modern neoeaaitie«,
»uch a« telegraph, telephone, market» freshly provided every day. Fuel
in abundance. Cottages partly lornished or unfurnished lo be bad
cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations.
N E W P O R T i- reached by way of the Southern Faeific to Albany or
I i J u t t I U I y I Corvallis, thence Corvallis A Eastern R R Train service
daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
RATE
FROM TURNER
Season six-months ticket, $4.50.
Saturday to Monday ticket, $2.85.
in three years the freight brought to
Clarencc Gerking returned Monday
¡Stayton annually would he a K^eat, from
an extended vUittoUa|Cn. where Our elaborate new Summer Book give» a eonci»e description of
Newport, including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates.
I item on the right side of a
balance he with olhe„ froIn thii Hectioi. cn-
Call on, telephone or write
sheet. Let us hope to hear the whistle .
, the c ,|erry Fair.
! of the car before the close of 1908. It
,
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Delbert Hill who returned recently
WM. McML’ RRA Y, Gen. Fassenger Agent, Fortland, Oregon.
i can be accomplished.
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from
Fortland with a new moving
Rigs, Horses and Accommo
Tickets not on sale at West Stayton.
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picture outfit made his first exhibit at
dations First-class.
Mill City Monday evening. He plans
to give Scio, Mill City and Stayton
Macke e^wuect with trains at Kings
Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication.
an equal amount of lime.
ton.
Department of tile Interior,
United States I .And office,
G. B. TRASK, Prop.
Leave or telephone orders for convey
ance to or from W.Stayton trains
Stage line from Turner ¿o Lyons.
STAYTON,
O REG O N .
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCullock left
Wednesday for a few days outing at
Newport.
Mrs. N. J. Gehlen and chifdren of
Sublimity spent Saturday with friends
here.
H. B . Condit, Local Agent, West Stayton.
Ice Plant
Improved.
Editor Dugger of the Sant is in News
of Scio was a pleasant caller Friday
of last week.
Mrs. A. L. Shreve has returned from
Dallas where she has been for some
time owing to the death of her father
who had lived in Folk county for
many years.
The ice factory which is run in
connection with the meat market by
Jos. Sestak has been materially im
proved by the replacement of a gaso
line engine with a steam engine, but
still greater improvements are yet
to be made.
F o r S al,- A t H a i r P r i c e .
Mr. Sestak informs us that he will
Complete International Correspond
install a larger compresser so that in
R ay B lank ly ,
the near future ho will he able to ence Course.
Stayton, Ore.
supply all ice demands in this section.
C. H. Land Office »t Portland, Oregon,
July It, ions.
Notice 1» hereby given that David J. KIng, of
Kingston, Oregon, who, on May IS, ItJOrt, tnsde
Homestead entry No. )n7Yi, Serial No. o.'>7. lor
W1, NK quarter of flection I I, Township it H,
Kangs 1 west, Wllllamette Meridian, ha» tiled
notice of intention to make Final live year
proof, to establish claim to the land above de
scribed, before the County Clerk of I Inn noun
ly, at Albany,O regon,on the 2tst day of Aug
ust, ions.
claimant names a« witnesses:
O. M. Ilaker, of Kingston, Oregon.
Orlff King,of Albany, Oregon.
T. J. I.lnvllte.of Kingston, Oregon.
Ocorgc D. King, of Albany, Oregon.
AhOERMOK H. D it e m m . Register.
At Portland, Oregon, fitly II, i sm .
Notice Is hereby given that Jonathan Mnnr,
of Oates, Oregon, who, on Aligns! 12, pact, made
homestead entry No. l.ioio, Serial No. OIS, for
Lots l, 5 and ft, HK't NW and NK 'piarter HW
• piarter flection (1,Township HI South, lu n g e I
east, Willamette meridian, has filed notlee of
Intention to make rinal live year proof to es-
tabllsh I ' l a l m to the land above described, be
fore the clerk of I.inn county, at Albany, On ■
gon, on the Jlst ilny of August, inns.
claimant name» as witnesses:
T. I. Mct'lary, of Oates, Oregon.
Kd Wolf, of Oates, Oregon.
Ifeury Carmody, of Oates, Oregon.
William Thomas, ul Oates, Oregon.
Al.oKMNON S. flKIssrn, Register.
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