The Stayton mail., August 14, 1908, Image 4

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T Ht: LOCAL L IL L I)
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Meet* every ad
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Chopper» wel-
O. V. M y e w . C . r .
Horseshoe Camp
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K. B. W a t t k u s , i 1e r « .
Clifford Harold was a Mill City
visitor Tuesday.
U. F. Harold commenced threshing
Thursday last at the J.T. Follis ranch.
Mr. Ford, who lias been traveling
throughout this section is now at The
Grand Central.
A. C. Hepburn left Thursday for
Independence where he will have
charge of the flour mill.
N o w Is T h e T i m e T o H a v e Y o u r
H e a t e r Lined F o r T h e W i n t e r . C a ll
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JAC. S P A N IO L .
Joseph Miclke of Salem, one of our
former residents was in the city Wed­
nesday for a short business trip.
Mrs Ellen Jones and daughter Oda
left Wednesday last for Albany where
they will stay for a short time.
Geo. Brown was a business visitor
in Salem the middle of this week. He
went in the interest of I.ev Brown A
Sons.
Several parties have been enjoying
the hospitality of Frank Lesley with
his automobile, he having taken them
for a spin in the country.
T. J. Smith left out Wednesday
morning for Salem on business for the
Salem Ditch Company of which he is
foreman at this place.
Postmaster Watters and Clerk Lola
are home from the Postmasters Con­
vention at Portland. Assistant E. B.
Watters had charge of the office dur­
ing their absence.
The Business Outlook For 1908.
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N e w T r a i n S e r v i c e on 0. & E.
Commencing June 22 und until
On all sides we see evidences that further notice the following trainier-
the tide has turned. A steady im­ vice wilt he in effect on tin« line of it o
provement from this time onward may C. A E. R.H. between Albany and Va
be lo o k e d for with confidence. In quina, daily except Sunday:
New York, Chicago, Pittsburg, St.
Train No. Iff Train No. 2
Louis, Boston and other industrial
Mixed
Passenger
centers mills are reopening their doors. Leave Albany 7.46 a. in.
12:40 p. in.
The stocks of goods in the hands of Ar. Yaquina 1.30 p.m.
6:30 p. m
manufacturers and wholesalers have
Tiain No. 16 Train No 2
been reduced to low figures, and the
l ’asse h ger
Mixed
resumption of purchases, which is Leave Yaquina 2:16 p in. 7:00 u. m.
under way in all the great lines of Arrive Albany 7:00 pm. 11:65a.m.;
trade, is beginning to send in orders
On Sundays the service will he as |
to the factories with a little of their
follows: Leave Albany 7:35 a. m. Ar- |
old-time volume.
rive Yaquina 11:40 a. m.
Leave Yu- 1
Within the past three weeks the out
quin« 6:00 p m. Arrive Albany 11 30
put of the mills of the United States
p. m.
W m . M c M th k a y ,
Steel Corporation has been increased
Gen. I’ ii ssenger Agent.
ten |H*r cent over the average of recent i
months. The promise is that by the I
L A U N D R Y C A LLE D F O R
beginning of November that largest
of the worlds steel concerns will la*
A N D D ELIVERED
running its works to nearly full ca- j
Salem Steam Laundry
pacity. The independent steel mills, J for
which furnisn almost half of th e :
Oliver Lesley, Stayton Hotel.
country’s product, are also responding
to the upward turn in trade.
This improvement is registering it-
V V E
self in the reduction of the number of i
ri r e I n 1 m s l n c u c i f o r
idle locomotives and cars. When
Y O U K 1 IK A I.T H
M Illl
the number was at its highest, in the
C O M F O R T
closing days of April, 413,000 cars
were sidetracked throughout
the
DONT SUFFER W IT H
United States for lack of work. In
CORNS.
the closing days of July the number j
had dropped below the 300,000 line, j
|lf you are suffering with rorn'l
The heavy crops, which in a few weeks
it makes no difference what
will begin to move to the markets, are
kind of corn it is, whether it is
likely to send the number of Idle
a hard corn or a soft corn,
cars down to very small figures before
whether it is on top of the toes
November. If the election turns out
or
between the toes, or on the
to be what a large majority of the
soles
of the feet— you can la-
business men of the country want it
relieved
of your corns w ithout
to be, and what they expect it to be,
any
inconvenience
to yourself
every locomotive and car in the United
and without pain. Our corn
States will probably be actively at
cure gives quicker results than
work hv January first.
any other corn cure
As the country had a right to ex­
manufactured.
pect, the reversal by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals of the de­
I*rlc ;© 2 o c . S o l d b y
S s tiiy to ti l ’ h u r r n a c y
cision of the District Court against
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the Standard Oil Company which in­
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For Your Fru it Jars.
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MASONS
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Automatic Sealer
Pints
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H alf Gals
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Jelly Glasses
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Buy your SHOES at a
SH O E STO RE
Lancefields
Is the place for Style and Quality.
If for any reason you are dissatis­
fied with your trading place, let
us demonstrate to you that we ap­
preciate your trade and confidence.
Two more Milburu wagons have
parted company w ith Korinek & Mie-
Ike. Their new ownero are Mr. Shelt­
on of Jordon Valley and Mr. Taylor of
Blue Den.
The hunting season is soon here and
to meet the demands Kerber Bros,
have received a tine line of Winchester, volved the f *29,000,(XX> fine has had a
double barrelled hammerless, auto­ bracing effect on general trade. The
matic and pump guns.
case goes back to the lower court for a
Stayton Hotel Arrivals.
new trial, in which
hysteria will 1
For S a le O r T r a d e F o r T e a m - - ■
O F Dur, Lyons; 8 Stroop, J C Stroon
probable have a smaller part than it
C a d illa c 5 P a s s e n g e r T o u r i n g C a r ,
Fannie
and Mae Brewer, Silverton; H
at once.
C a ll a t
G r a n d C e n t r a l had in the suit which has just been j
IM PROVENIENTE CONTINUE.
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Bruce,
Portland; Jas N Olnuted, H
set aside. The country
wants to see i
H o te l.
R. W . F O R D .
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Churchill,
Salem;
Jack
Baker,
Port­
Yes, Stayton i. movtng and thè
the laws enforced against all kinds of
It is harvest time. Many arc at
Do not forget to send in the news offenders, high and low, hut we must land; Lloyd Luckcnhach, Scio; J M
Citizen» are thè motivo power. On
from your section, if you do not see protect the courts from any appear- Smith, G Miller, Shelburn; J G Red­ work gathering in tin* "Golden Grain.” Monday inorniug i bere seemed to I mi
any items from your town do not let auce of a surrender to demagogic dick, W Fredrick, Morton Dole, Port­
The crops in this vicinity are well a predominarti spirit in cliargu of
that be the case next week. We want clamor. We must prevent prosecution land; Wilma Gun, Orplia Henningson worth gathering. An abundant yield Frank Lesley, proprietor of thè Stay-
all the news all the time.
from degenerating into anything that Scio; Lola Seabold, Oklahoma; 8 A of almost everything rewards the culti­ lon Hotel and ti. D. Trotter. Mr.
L. L. Thomas who has been at Cas- may look like persecution.— Janies | Heynolds, Portland; Foster Barnsley, vator of the soil, while no chintz hug, Le»ley ffa« torli away thè simili corner
veranda on thè south west corner of
cadia for a short time returned home W. Van Cleave, President National Missouri;J R Pemberton, Salem; Hans
Flo, Albany; R D Cruikliante, Port- army worm, grass b. ppers, Imt wmii«, j|,c |„,t,.| and will replace it iviili a
Manufacturers, in
Wednesday morning He reports a Association of
land; H B Darling, E E Hammond, A bail frost nr devnstating storms bnvi line two story addition which will
good time. The fishing was very good American Industries for August.
G Freeham, M Bootnburger, Portland; put in appearance, and even the pot a nfford fotir more rooins up-stnirs i.nd
and some game was to be had also.
H F Elliott, Chicago; R W Davis, San tu hug has kept out of sight and there a splendid parlor on thè ground floor.
N E W SEASONS GOODS.
J. T. Kearns spent Tuesday last in
Francisco; H Silverwood, Albany; J N is abundant reason for gratitude to
Mr Trotter started on Monday
Independence on a business trip. He
This week has been the busy one for Snyder, Oregon City; L L Jaaks, Turn­ the great Giver for the many favor« morning tu complete In» ceuicnt walk
informs us that there is quite a num­ the local dealers as the new fall and er; L A Crukshank, Portland, S Her­ bestowed on this community in com­
on the-north side of bis sture building
ber of Independence residents who are winter goods are arriving. Several bert, Seattle; C D Frazier, Portland; mon with many others in onr great
oli tho corner of Tliird and Ida Street».
liable to make a change and locate thousand pounds of freight is arriving W L Freree, city; G L Purdy, Kings- state along the Willamette Valley.
The «Iil t from thè »idcivalk was re-
here.
almost daily from West Stayton, that ton; R S Warren, Portland; J W Geer,
In town the signs of prosperity arc moved to the renter of tho street
Among the recent arrivals in our being the shipping point at present j Silverton; C C Mulkey, Amity: Mack quite numerous. From the writers between tho storo building amt tho
However in a few Opsund, S Toyland, Silverton; John residence there can ho seen some eight Stayton Stati: H m k there being a lo w
city was a young man from Salem who for this city
.... will be
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___Darby, Shaw; W A Malone, O C and
months there
buildings which are bright|.v shining place at that point,
much moie
was the guest of Clarence Beauchamp ................
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, 1 Geo Jones, Sweet Home: Mrs Bressler,
because
of a recent coat of fresh paint, | On Monday morning also work was
for a while. He is in the employ of freight arriving but not by teams for Dctroit;
Eldridge, Waconda; K
one of the largest retail stores in the we are to have an electric line that j| Savage, Salem; L Broustein, Salem; and even some of the ladies, it is said, started on » new side walk in front of
will make direct connection with Morris Hunt, Shaw; B F Benson, are brushing up in this line, and look tint F re res propcity on Fourth and
capital.
Portland.
Seattle; Geo H Graves. Salem; Clyster more youthful and fascinating.
Water streets occupied by Asa Worn-
R. A Elwood the attorney who
There is freight going and coming
"alcni, I <• Keller 1 ortlantl, VV
Business
men
have
plenty
to
do
ark and family. The old walk has
recently left for California in the in­ ,
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F Chase and wife, city; Roy Reeves,
and
there
seems
to
he
hut
little
sick-
been fully removed and w ill be re»
In one Jefferi0n; D Misner, M Bromburger,
terest of the United Wireless company from onr city all the time.
shipment
recently one
of our j Portland; W C Councilman, J Fisher, ness and very few deaths. People all placed with a line new one. Improve-
is now located in Eureka. We ac­
merchants
■chants sent out forty
lorty threccrates
three crates city; A E
r . Cole,
Goie, Batidon;
Haiiuon, F
r J .i Shcil»,
miens, seem to be enjoying the fair weather "lent» are also being made to the
knowledge a communication from
■ggs
averaging
thirty
dozen
to
the
Baudon;
Joe
I’etzel,
Lyons,
Alec
Dow n- and have no desire to move where dwelling,
of eggs
him.
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1 ing, city; Curtis Cole, city; Thus M
crate e, to say nothing of the other pro-
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F; Lo|, DeLong, Salem; storms blizzards, floods hall anil de­
Misses Bess and Frank Alexander duce which is handled by the regular A g n e s Bowne, Bruce Bowne,’ Turner,
structive insects abound.
Scott A Co of Silver Creek Falls
were visitors in Mill City on Saturday traveling buyer J. H. Blakely.
Great preparations are being made wcn; ¡„ town last week and purchased
last. They report several changes in
There is hut one thing lacking now Grand Central Hotel Arrivals
for
tho Fair the first of next month.
the large sprinkler tank owned by the
that enterprising community, also a for the south eastern portion of Mar-
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paity
from
Portland
has
recently
city
of Stayton and will use it to haul
great demand for an extension of the ion
Bagon, Jordon; P Failing, city; C G purchased a nice home here inelvding I wnt,.r fo, t l„. |-rge threshing outfit
proposed electric line from Stayton.
portation and that is the beginning of i A<u
Portland; John Gieller, Fern about ton acres of ground, and ex which started Thursday.
Kj(jge; M yVngner, George Jones, Fred poets to enjoy the fruit of the land.
A. L. Spaulding and J. P Linder of work on the line. In a few weeks the
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The Yost Gearless Washer is tho
Independence have made a tempo balance of the required amount
Stroedcr, Orville Jones, Salem: G W
Regular church services are now be- r„ge ftlll| fmir ()f tliem ,IRVe b),,.n
rary change of abode having gone for bonds will have been secured and Plaster, city; Chas Hodge, Portland; ing ,lol(l in tho Baptist church every placed in town by their local agent H.
a short outing to Newport, where they then dirt will be flying.
j G A Lutz, New York; J A
Bass, Me- first and third Sunday of the month. J. Marking. They do the work and
Until this is accomplished however,
will stay for a short time after which
hama; J«s H Smith, North Santiam,
<jq|C Advent Evangelists have gone arc fully guaranteed Tho first time
they will pay a visit to Stay ton with our merchants will still he receiving Martin Smith, Sublimity;
J Kean- „ „ j without much success, but they you are in town call and examine one.
their seasonable goods as now, by
the view of purchasing property.
Oregon City; E L lownsend, Wood- ^ |ca8| did what they could and be- They can lie attached to city water
freight from West Stayton.
burn; J Swerter, Miss Lizzie Swerter.
themselves which cannot be j pipe or any water lino having thirty-
E. D. Alexander and W. L. Petit
OHRSTIAN CHURCH.
Mt Angel; Chas Stevens, Clunt, B sait| 0f n|| w|,„ attended the services, five pounds pressure.
made a trip to Salem recently and
Klecker, Sublimity; Wm Claudik.
W . V. CII A S K , M l N I S T Kit.
brought home some very fine chickens.
C, P. Xicbcrt lost early this week a
Aumsville,
J Burns and wife, Oregon
They are making a specialty of the
Sunday Services Aug 16th. Preach­ City; Joe Brand, M Marshal Kingston;
pair
of fine horses from his pasture
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White Leghorn and have many very ing 11 a. in. Subject “ The Precious­ Nick Streff, C Gelilen, J Golden, city; \ L J l l l O I l
hut after one and a half days ride he
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choice birds. This section is well ness of Gods Word.” At the close of John Kincaid. Fern Ridge; Chas Ogles-
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found them in the Wm. Follis pasturo
To beheld at the Baptist Church
adapted to fowls as every farmer has morning service there will lie baptism bee, Glendale; C H Rossiter, Sublimity
only a short distance from where they
isito Mr
E Brenner, Aumsville; C W Richard- Sunday eve 8 p. m. August Ifftli. Rev
a bunch of geese, ducks, turkeys or held in the Salem Ditch opposite
disappeared
Mr Neil»ert reports be­
chickens. They arc given very little Jacksons property. Public cordially son, G W Rockwell, A Rand, Jordon;, (j|jver 0f (|,t. \| E Church w ill preach ing sore about something hu» he is
PFreres and son, Klumb; H a F l o , ^
mu#jc A1| are
still ahleto serve his patrons at tlie
if any attention but pay amply for invited to attend all services of the Albany; W E Hawkins,
salmi old place.
mod.
cordially
invited
to
attend.
church.
i Alaska; Jas Church, Gates.
their feed.
Good Stock, Prom pt and Fair Dealing.
B. PRANGE, Sublimity, Or.
Dealer in General Merchandise.
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