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Mail Order Houses—
What They Don’t Do.
T. J. Muukcr* went to Portland last |
and purchased a homo prepara
E n t e r e d a t tl i e p o s t o ffic e a t S t a y t o n , O re tfo n , j »« week
tory
to
moving there next month. He
m a i l m a t t e r o f tl 10 s e c o n d e l a n s .
amt the family will bo greatly missed
from Scio, as they have not only boon
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ta »trtetly non partisan but Juvoted lo the gen eral l u l t i w b t u i u p b iilM in i "I
Does Mr. Mail Order ever offer to buy your butter, eggs, potatoes, or o t h
southeastern Marlon county *nd Stayton In particular- TH« M
d w tr * . Ilio hearty co- residents here for many years but
er
product*,
and give you a eent or two mure than the market affords? No.
oper*lion ol every com m unity lin o w h ich It I
I regu larly to .utwertber«. but *11 »<">• prominent in business and aocial cir
All lie asks lor is your cash1 nothing else. Now bo lioueat yourself, but at
ccrtellons mint be paid for .lu rin g the yo*r according to the follow ing ruling
Hv *u order of the l*o»tm»»ter General of the l u l l e d State«, luuett Dec 4 . 1**5. 1,0 u e c k h cles as well as in church work.
Imiue;
help support your own town. Make your own homo more valuable.
newspaper can be mailed to an y subaertbsr at the regu lar aeeond-cla«» rates, » hen such sub-
The
electric
lights
are
now
giving
Put
dollars
in your purse. Let Mr. Humbug sell in his own town. Inatead
serlber Is more than one year In arrears. Tht* order took effect January I, t«**.
the streets ami residences a "shine" ol him fooling you, you bail him by trading at home.
The penalty lor violating the order I* exclu sio n from the mall*. Thl« forces T u g M
after having been laid up several weeks
snd all other p aie rs to Insist that subscriptions be paid during the year.
The mail order business is tlio quack doctor of commerce. It promises
Hate* lu Advance 12 months
for
repairs.
The
additional
light
in
much
and guarantees nothing. Like patent medicine, tlie directions are al
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consequence of repairs—a new wheel, ways ou the inside, and you have to buy a mm returnable packagi before you
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Single Copy
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. . . . etc.—is almost astonishing, The plant tliul out what is on the inside.
On and after this date. August Tth 1 * * the follow ing ra te, for advertising w ill bo
will now compare favorably with any
No mail order bouse helped to build a little aehool ^>iino in your district,
»Ingle
col.
in
larger
cities.
Issue
per
Dlsplav advertisem ent» 1J ceut*
nor
helped
make the good roads past your door. No mail order house ever
II
double ••
3S “
took
you
liy
the hand when you wore in distress, and told you to lot that
Tlie
painting
fever
docs
not
abate
M single “
Patent Medicine " »1.00
S
S
little
account
go until after harvest, or until you were better able to pay it.
double
“
any,
and
is
now
prominent
on
both
uu
i •• M line »Ingle M
Locals
No
mail
order
house ever sold you a vehicle and spent e\* ry cent of its profit
.sides of the street; new walks are tak
tf tret t»»ue
to " •• *• thereafter
Legal*
ing the plftO? of o!4 rickety ones and in your own community where you and your iicighlair* could get it back
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when the Fair opens (lie second of again. No mail order house ever shoved its patent Icathor shoos under your
Final Proof H. E.
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next mouth, visitors will hardly know table ami rejoiced w ith you when you were glad, nor spoke encouraging winds
1 •• IS wordl |>er t»»ue.
New Today Spt
"where
they are at" as they peramhu-1 in affiiotiun, or stood with uncovered head la-side the grave when your child
These rales apply to foreign as well as local advertising ana w in ne sinew y auucreei ie>.
All communications sent in for publication must bear the signature ol the w riter. This late our shady streets nuil belmld the ren died,
rule apply* to either local, general, political, church, or other Items-
No; the mall order house is after money. Every dollar it can get its
evidences of prosperity and thrift.
K rki > li. C onley , kd -. tur .
Bos » Stayton, Oregon.
The fifth Sunday of this month, hands on will be jerked out of your neighborhood forever. The mail order
Kev. Carman, pastor at Scio and Stay- house may bear ii|M>n its face the semblance of friendship Gut no human
will preach in the Baptist church heart kieat* under it* clonk of hypocrisy. Sentiment to it is unknown. The
Saturday last, was the banner day for visitors and we are at ton, Providence.
Munday morning whole institution is as cold and bloodies* as a corpse.
pleased to join with our business men in praising the many he will preach in Next
Stayton and ulleuii
who find it convenient to come bringing their friends with the union meeting in the evening at
fi.J. M A R K IN G
them, to patronize our merchants. We can assure all comers the M. K. church.
Mr. W. Arnold has about completed
that they will be courteously treated by Stayton, and the a new
prune dryer which will soon be
FURNITURE & HARDWARE.
more business done here the more it means A Greater Stay- in operation.
This is a good move
ton. Let us all do our share toward that end.
and will doubtless do not only good
The recent forest fires have driven the game nearer to the work but a good deal ol it.
settlements and the ranchers have opportunities to have fresh John Mielke spent Sunday in Salem.
meat as in former years. We are informed by those who Lou Thomas spout Sunday in Al
know’, there is a great increase among the grey timber wolves bany.
Brown and «vile, of Lyons,
in the Cascades, even though the government wolfe hunter were K.A. in town
a few days since.
is doing all he can to exterminate them.
Mrs Byter, sister of John Mielke
A bounty, large enough to make it a paying proposition, left Saturday for Newport for her
should be put on such pesky varmints and our local hunters vacation.
Miss Eliza Hoy, assistant in the
would soon exterminate them. Every community should Stayton
Bank is now enjoying
have several packs of trained trailing dogs, in this w’ay the her outing State
at Newport.
wolves, bob cats, cougers etc., would soon become scarce.
Mrs Shrcve, l’anl and Hcrscliel left
That is the proper w’ay to protect our game. One wolf or Friday for their outing at the coast. N EW SUITS
cougar kills more young deer and elk each year than is allot They will make headquarters at
Every
SHOES
ted to the human hunter. Proper legislation must be had on Newport.
F.
M.
Mathcne
and
wife
of
Port
CLOTHING
this question if we wish to protect the deer and elk of this land were visitors here over Friday on Thing
the Beaver State. Let us take the initiative in this matter. their way over to Mehama where they for the Home
Saturday.
Hon. C.J. Blanchard, of the Li.S. Reclamation Service, is in went
Wm.
and wife of Portland
Oregon and will spend thirty days inspecting the various were in Frazier
town Saturday looking after
Government irrigation projects. He reports such a mass of some horses as well as to have a
inquiry at his home office that the clerks are scarcely able to little outing at the same time.
Drew Etzel of Fern Hidge was a
answer intending colonists.
business caller Saturday. He rcqiorts a
This is the best season of the year for our Commercial little shortage in the crops throughout
Club to get busy sending out the proper literature, for as soon his section, but the quality of grain is
as the weather becomes cooler the transportation companies splendid.
Church of Gates was one of
will be busily engaged in bringing prospective residents to our James
YAQUINA BAY
business visitors Saturday. He
this coast.
was at one time a resident of this city
We believe in giving the best we have to advance the in and now finds it a pleasure to call
a c
terests of this section and to that end we would like all the u|>on old time friends.
Kerber came in Friday evening
assistance possible. For an advertising proposition, we will on Lee
of the recent tain having
send THE MAIL to any address twelve months for One Dol made account
the grain too wet for threshing.
The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
lar, provided it is sent by any of our subscribers who pays The crews at other machines too had
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
to rest for a few days.
for his subscription at the same time.
Bess and Frank Alexander and ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE-ib-t of ..... and an
There still remains a few things that will be very beneficial Alta Misses
Hobson left Friday afternoon for abundance
of it. Freshwater from springs. All modem necessities,
to our city, among these is a laundry, a bakery and a milk the coast city where they will remain such as telegraph,
telephone, markets freshly provided every day. Fuel
in abundance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had
condenser. This section will support these three industries a short time. Newport is the center of cheaply.
Htrirt municipal sanitary regulations.
attraction for our townspeople each
in royal style. If interested correspond with THE MAIL or year
NFWPHRT rc,,cl,c,l t*y way of the Southern I’m ilic to Albany or
Commercial Club.
I i m I Corvallis, tlicnee Corvallis A Eastern H. It. Train service
Kerber Bros, sold this week a fine daily T* and
the trip a pleasure throughout.
Studehaker buggy to Joseph Zul>er.
and with a large yield per acre of all They
are also placing a number of
forage, no diseases among the stock, the famous
One Minute Washers.
a steady and greater demand for milk, They also report
Season six-months ticket, $4.50.
the purchase by U.
sweet and sour cream.
Saturday to Monday ticket, $2.85.
Every farmer who has had the Whitney, of a new Lorein cook stove.
Our
elaborate
new Summer Book gives a concise description of
The farmers throughout this sec pleasure of being on the pay roll Korinek &, Mielke Bold last week to
Newport, including a list of hotels, tlu-ir capacity and rates.
tion have the choice of either the of either of the above creameries finds Hoy Fox of Lyons, a fine run-about,
Call on, telephone or write
Hazelwood creamery of Portland or his pockets never empty for tlie pay to Chris Mulkey a fine new top buggy
the Corvallis creamery of the latter check comes as regularly as the and their driving horse. Th ey also sold
WM. MeMUKKAY, Gen. Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
to A. Forett, just west df town a large
city.
months go by.
Tfckets not on sale at West Stayton.
Martin Zuber of Aumsville who All tiiis section needs is more of the Corn King Manure spreader.
lias Had charge of tlie Corvallis cream same kind of people who have proven Among those who attended the
ery route through the Aumsville, Sub the wonderful opportunities offered in ] Foresters Convention in Portland,
Notice for Publication.
Notice for Publication.
limity and West Stayton district* was the dairy field-
were Matt Spaniol, Wm. Klecker, W.
la-parlm i nt of tlie Interlor,
United Alate* hand Office,
IT. 8. f.anil Office at Portland, Oregon.
At Portland, Oregon, July II, Urns.
in town Friday last and informed us
F. Ilreyncr, W. Elliott of Stayton.
July II, I Dos.
I* hereby given (hat Jonathan Moar
there has been a great increase in the K.B.Miller of Scio anti daughter Mrs They all report a splendid session and Nolle« I* hereby given th at David J. K ing,of of Notice
Gate«, Oregon, who, on A ugual 12, Usci, made
ingston, Oregon, who, on May is, 190»;, made hom estead entry So. I «ilo. Merini No. (MS, for
amount of cream and milk furnished Mitchell of Albany, were in town returned much impressed with the K Homestead
entry No. l.'T.Vi, Merlai No.OOT, lor I.otH l, ft and «.UK1* N'V q and NE quarter MW
his company during tlie past year.
Saturday looking for a location. Mr. future of the order which was so W ^N K q u arter
of flection 14, Townahlp » H, quarter flection A,Township 10 Mouth, Kangn 4
Kang« I went, W llllainette M eridian, ha* filed east, W illam ette m eridian, ha* filed notice of
The Hazelwood creamery maintains Miller is a retired farmer of Scio, recently instituted in this place.
of Intention to make Final five year Intention to make Final live yrnr proof to e*.
skimming stations throughout this having sold his property in that sec Ben McGinnis of Hilverton was in notice
proof, to establish elalm to the land above de taldlsh claim to the land alai ve dexe ri lied, be
section and they too have had a great tion some time ago. Since then lie has town on business last week and noted aeri bed, before the County Clerk of U n n roun- fore the Clerk of U n n county, nl Albany, Ore
increase in the volume of business been somewhat engaged in the real- a marked tone in business here. Yes, ty, at Albany, Oregon, on the 21*t day of Aug gon, on the 21*1 day of August, MOB.
1WM.
C laim ant names a* wltne*«.-*:
transacted. Tlie chief reasons for tiic estat<- business hut is now looking for Stayton is on tlie move and wo mean nai, C laim
ant name* an wilne*aes:
T.
I. Mct’lary, o' Gate*, Oregon.
growth of tlie business is that this a home. The daughter as well as her to be at the top of the ladder before O. M. Itakcr, of K ingston, t»regoli.
Ed Wolf, of (late*,O regon.
K ing,of A lbany,O regon.
section of the Willamette valley is un father were quite favorably impressed long. Tell your friends and neighbors Griff
Henry Carinody, of Gate*, G regor.
T. J. I.lnville, of Jilngston, Oregon.
W illiam Thomas, ol Gates, Oregon,
paralleled for the creamery business. with Stayton and were surprised to that Ktayton is a good place in which George
I». K ing.W Albany,O regon.
A lgernon m . pkkmmkr , hcgisier.
The climatic conditions are perfect find so many factories in our city.
to trade.
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Among Our New Arrivals
Dress Goods
Both Fancy and Plain
Manish Suitings
Flannelettes and Outing Flannel
W.F.KLECKER.
NE W P O R T
Oregon’s VI itcllien«
Beach Resort
Have Choice of
Creameries.
KATE FROM TURNER
H. B. Condit, Local Agent, West Slayton.
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