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ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
Five Hours and Fifteen Min­
One day the past week Clifford
utes in Newport Aug. 23.
Harold, one of the proprietors of the
i ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Harold Threshing Outfit, met with a On Sunday, Aug. 23rd, there will la-
a special tram from Woodhurn *o Al
Meets e v e r y ltd
light Itany connecting at th a t point with
s m l t i l t Mun­ very painful accident to the
ii») ni*¡ht.
He was working with the
C hopper» wet- hand.
No. 006 W . O . W.
the C. A E. regular Sunday excursion
O \ .My* » , C.C. engine and in some way his right
come.
train for Newport. The schedule is
K. B. W attkhu . C l e r k .
th u m b was caught in the friction
so arranged th a t live hours and fifteen
Everett* Hobson left Tutsday for clutch on the engine and was terribly m inutes may he enjoyed at the beach ¡
wrenched, but fortunate for the young
Newport for a week.
and every eitisen who has nut »lone so
man, no bones were fractured.
should take advantage of this special
E. H . Hasner of Moninoutli who in
excursion. A complete announcement
Lee Kerber Injured.
town early this week.
J . K. Miller and wife are enjoying
Alton! the same time as the above appears elsewhere in this issue.
the air and water at Cascadia.
accident Lee Kerber met with an a c ­
LYONS.
Lon Shelley left Wednesday m orn­ cident that came near costing him the
Work has begun on the new Pity |
sight of his right eye. He was working j
ing for Salem on a business trip.
Hall, the structure is to U> 30xtK) ft. j Ç ^
S. l ’bilippi is preparing to move with a large threshing outfit near In sise two stories high and will he
town when without warning the drive
from his farm south of town to Scio.
used as a lodge room as well ns fur
belt gave way and l a e was struck in
Dr Beauchamp arrived home M on­
city purposes. A stock Co. has been !
•ucli a m anner as to badly sear (lie
day after having a pleasant outing.
formed with shares at #5.00.
right side of his face barely missing
Mrs. Jack Jones and Mrs. C. A. the eye. He however is hack at work. F or S a l s - A F s w c hoi ce locations on
Beauchamp drove to Salem Monday.
T im d e r \ Stone Claims.
Bailey Improves.
Ot to H e r r l i n g . M e h a m a , O r e g o n .
Dr. Pintler left Sunday for Newport
John
Bailey
w
hose
foot
was
cut
by
29-30
where he will recuperate for a short
accident a short time since is now
New T rain Service on 0. & E.
time.
able to be around on bis crutches.
Commencing J u n e 22 and until
Grace Crabtree who bus been a t ­
The . injured
member is raindlv
in »- 1 I further
,
,i
>
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• ser-
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notice the
following
tending school in Salem is home for a
poving and with care will soon be
vice will he in effect on the line of the
few days.
strong enough to put to tlie ground I C. J i E. K.K. between Albany and Ya-
Mrs. Fowells, of Corvallis, who has
once more. _____________
1 quina, daily except Sunday:
been visiting at the \Y . L. P ettit home,
M
1» i T
T
1,
,
,
Train No. Hi Train No. 2
returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Delva May nates was born Jan.
Passenger I
Mixed
N o w Is T h e T i m e T o H a v e Y our 27th, 1882; married Feb. 7, 1 IKK); diet I
12:40
p. m . 1
Leave Albany 7 45 a. m.
H e a t e r Lined F or T h e W i nt e r . Call Aug 16, 1908, aged 2l> years, t> months
5:30 p. m.
I Ar. Yaquitta 1:30 p .m .
On
JAC. SPAN IO L.
and 9 days. She leaves a sorrowing i
Ttain No. 16 l' rain No. 2 With every Five Dollar purchase a good boy's hat worth $1.
Mrs Mary J. Queener left Wednes­ husband aud three children to m ourn 1
Passenger
.Mixed
With every $10 purchase a man’s Fedora, value $2 to $2.50
day for Albany on her way to l’ritie- her death, two children having pre- 1 Leave Y aquina 2:15 p m
With every $15 purchase a genuine $3 hat.
ville where she will remain several ceded her to her home in heaven. She i Arrive Albany 7 :00 p m. 1 i :55 a. m.
also
leaves
a
father
and
mother,
one
j
weeks.
On Sundays the service will be as
This is to clean up the stock and advertise the quality of
F. J. Fisher of Fruitvale, California brother and one sister and many o t h - i : follows: Leave Albany 7:35 a. nt. A r­
the Shoes we handle. When I get your custom once you
visited his son Joe Fisher of this place er relatives. She became a Christian rive Yaquina 11:40 a. m.
Leave Ya-
will come again.
Yours truly,
early this week. He had not seen his when only 12 years old. Services were quina 6:00 p. in. Arrive Albany 11:30
held at the Kingston cemetery Tues­
son for fourteen years.
p. ni.
H’ m . M c M uhkay ,
day morning, Aug. 18, at 10 a. in., \V.
Gen. Passenger Agent.
Dance Saturday evening, Aug. 22d,
F. Chase officiating.
in Daisy Hall, Stayton.
Music by
Shaw Orchestra. Tickets 50 cents.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
LAUNDRY CALLED FOR
W . r . C H A S E , Ml n l » t « - r .
;
Everybody come.
Sunday services Aug. 23: S. S. 10
A N D DELIVERED
Mrs.M.L.Thompson, of McMinnville
a. in. Preaching 11a. m. Subject, “A
wishes to be -remembered to her
for Salem Steam Laundry
Dreamer Who Did Things.” Public ■
friends here and has joined hands
! cordially invited to attend.
Good
Oliver Lesley, Stayton Hotel.
for another year with the M ail .
; music.
C. A. Beauchamp has purchased of
Union Services.
his brother, the Doctor, a lot and
W E
The
Union
Services will be held in !
three-fourths on the corner west of F.
a r e i n b u s i n e s s for
1
the
M.
E.
Church
Sunday,
Aug.
23rd
Silhavy’8. He is thinking seriously
YOUR H E A L T H
j at 8 p. ni. Rev. Chase will preach. |
Are You Doing What You Can to Populate Your State?
of building a house this fall.
and
Mrs. Proftit soloist. Public cordially
COMFORT
Thos Smith and James Davie left
OREGON NEEDS P E O P L E —Settlers, honest farmers, me­
invited. A good service, short, full of
Sunday afternoon for Marion, where
chanics, merchants, clerks, people with brains, strong hands
Gospel and of lasting benefit to all.
W
ITH
and n willing heart—capital or no capital.
SUFFER
DONT
they will put in new head gates for
Come.
CORNS.
the Salem Ditch Co. of which Thos-
Rev. B. F. Rowland, Pb. D., District
Smith is foreman for this section.
11 1 you are suffering with corn
David Mangle a n d . wife, of Alsea, Superintendent of Salem District of
is sending tuns of Oregon literature to the Fust for distribu­
it makes no difference what
Episcopal Church, will
tion through every available agency. Will you tint help the
were in Stayton and vicinity several Methodist
kind of corn it is, whether it is
good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and
days this week looking after basiness preach a t M. E. church Wednesday
addresses
of your friends who are likely to be interested in
evening,
Aug.
2(5
at
7:30
sharp,
fol­
a
hard
corn
or
a
soft
corn,
matters and visiting friends.
Mr.
this
state?
We will be glad to l>ear the expense of sending
lowed
by
the
4th
quarterly
conference.
whether it is on top of the toes
Mangle reports the Alsea country all
them complete itifot million aboulOrcgon ami its opportunities.
E
very
body
cordially
invited
to
attend.
or between the toes, or on the
right.
C O L O N I S T T I C K E T S will be on sale during HEITE.MBER
soles of the feet— you can he
and OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. The
John
W
atters
and
A
rthur
painted
One of our local. ranchmen had
fares from a few principal cities me
relieved of your corns w ithout
very fine yield of wheat and was jok- the dwelling on the J. Kusy farm on
any
inconvenience
to
yourself
. .#3000 From 1 ^<u is ville. . . .
#1170
D enver................
ing his neighbors that he should give tl,e " est Stayton Road this week,
and
without
pain.
Our
corn
O
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42.20
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in
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a
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them a recipe for good wheat when all Tl,e owner8 are contem plating other
" Cleveland ........
Kansas C i t v . . . . ........ 30 00
44 75
cure gives quicker results than
at once the threshing crew knocked «ubstantial improvements. They have
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35.50
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New
Y
o
rk
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St.
Louis.............
any other corn cure
lived in this section four years and are
the bottom out of his plans.
IS 00
C hicago...............
manufactured.
making their farm of 345 acres very
Clyde and Vilas Philippi, who have attractive
T I C K E T S C AN BE PREPAID
P r i c e 2 o c. Solil by
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit
been living at Scio the past year or
iStayton P h a r m a c y
Those who went on the special ex-
the proper am ount with any of our agents.
The ticket will
more, are now living, the former, on
I
B a n k B u ild in g -
I
then be furnished by telegraph.
cursion to Newport Sunday so far as |
the Downing place and the latter on ,
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H. B. CONDIT, Local Agent, West Htayton.
learned are Misses Dena Roy, Ethel
the Henry Follis place near Kingston.
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M e M U R R A Y , G e n e r a l P a s s e n g e r a g e n t
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Mack, Mabel Frame, Winona Plaster; .
They have rented the places for two
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PORTLAND, OREGON.
and Mrs Mutchler and baby, and
H u b e r t F. L e o n a r d
years each.
Lester Holt, J. T. Kearns, Byron
Casper Burkhardt who was so ser- Robertson, Gilbert Stayton, Alex
Osteopathic Physician
iously injured recently by being Downing) Dr. Pintler, Orlie Mack, Mr
3 1 0 -3 0
M o h a w k nldg.
Council Meeting Friday Eve’g. tire getting by the blacksmiths, the
dragged under a hinder was in town Mutchler, Mr Brucher,son and d a u g h - :
marshal was instructed to have a talk
Res. Phone Main 7055
Short Session.
Tuesday; He feels quite well but has ter. They returned the same day.
with the smiths here to ascertain wliat
Office Main 709
The regular adjourned meeting of
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not fully regained the use of his left
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,
arrangements could he mad* to make
the City Council was held in the city
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arm. We are glad to see him on our
V."0, ° Unt^ **Ir 11
P o rtla n d -------- Oregon.
it less dangerous to build fires for tiro
streets again.
** he,d Wednesday, Thursday and F ri­
hall on Friday evening last with the
setting.
day, Sept. 2,3 and 4. \\ ednesday.Sept.
mayor and three councilmen present,
The S tayton * M ail was by u n a n i­
For the past month Wm. Hydrick 2, opening day. Address at 10 a. m.
GRAND C E N TR A L
as follows: Mayor W. L. F reres, Coiin-
mous choice of the city officili la made
and W. F. Culver have been cruising by Gov. Chamberlain. Thursday and
cilmen Brewer, Gardner and Streif,
H O TE L .
the City Official Paper from this date,
timber in the vicinity of Silver Creek Friday addresses by Hon. J. W ithy-
Marshal Smith.
Absent, Recorder
Falls and House Mountain Rock. combe arid E. T. Judd. Stock parade Nicely Furnished Rooms,
and th at all transactions of the City
Elwood and Treasurer Roy.
They passed through town Monday on l p. ni. Race program each afternoon.
Council
be published iu th e City Ofti-
First Class Accomodations,
•The meeting was called to order by c ja j |»u|,t.r
their way to Detroit, where they will Many attractions and amusements.
Larne Free Sample Room
the mayor and after the reading of the
T |,cre being
further business the
be engaged for several weeks.
Arnold’s Carnival of Shows, haloon
For Traveling Men.
m inutes of the previous meeting the council adjourned to meet on the next
A. E. Roy, who has a good position ascension, slide for life and trapeze FA R O E P L E A S A N T DIN I SO ROOM . following hills were read and ordered regular meeting night, the first Timra
with a leading firm of jewelers in Port­ acts each day. Season tickets, gents
day night in September, or when call­
Rates $1.00 and up.
paid:
ed by the mayor.
land, arrived Saturday and will spend #1, ladies 5<)c. Day tickets, gents 50c,
M. J S P A N IO L, Prop.
L a ra A. Thomas, one days work, #2 00
ladies 25o. No pass out checks given.
a ten days vacation visiting his par­
Stayton,
Oregon.
Kerber Bros., m dse....................... 2 55
Charles E. Morley who lives north
Next Sunday morning at Kingston
ents, E. Roy and w ife,and many Stay-
Stayton
Electric Light Co., Its,
i
of
town
between
R.
L. Morton will preach. Rev. C ar­
ton friends. Wednesday, in company OI 10wn Delwcen *ieru nn<* Milverton
flume rent and care of p u m p ­
men will preach in the afternoon.
with his mother, he left for a few days t ' ,resl|C<l ninety acres of oats which
ing station
........................... 50.50 Bring basket dinner.
stay a t Newport.
averaged seventy two bushel per acre
FROM
machine measure, and he threshed
Ray Blakely, who recently had a
Total bills allow ed.......... #55 05
H am an Shelton of Jordon Valley, over one hundreU acrCl) of wheat
The m atter of licensing the "near thum b mashed while working in the
was in town Saturday for his new Mil-1 th a t averaged fifty one bushels mach-
beer” saloons was then taken up and woolen mill, has recovered from his
burn wagon. Mr Shelton is one of the ¡„e mea8Ure. Now a yieid of tlli,
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a committee uns appointed to investi­ injury and is again at work in the mill
most successful dairymen in the kind is like the far-famed hard boiled
RO
UND
TR
IP
gate the proposition and report at the ' J. R. Gardner and family and Nora
Valley, but says th at he !s going
to eggf |iard to ^ at> ao if any of M1lr
and Grace Crabtree left this morning
!
next regular meeting.
SU
N
D
A
Y
,
A
U
G
U
ST
23.
make a change in the stock which he r(!ltderi have the figllre8 to , how f„r a
A
comm
ittee
was
also
appointed
to
by team for Newport,
All tlioi
is now keeping and put in tln ir stead better yield, please tro t them out for Leave Htayton 5:30 a. in.
investigate
the
procuring
of
sonic
one
('lias. Tietze and wife have returned
a strain th a t will produce greater per- next ¡8„ue We con8jder this as the wishing to go please leave word n
to care for the city pumping station, from their visit to Massachusetts and
centnge of cream to the am ount
of first article on wheat and oats for the Stayton Stables.
in the m atter of building tires for will resume work in the woolen mill.
G. B. TRASK, Prop,
season of 1908. You are next.
milk. He is now milking 27 cows.
X T H E L O C A L F IE L D
Thomas Grocery
Horseshoe Camp
F o r Your F ru it Jars.
MASONS
Pints
Quarts
Half Gals
.65
.75
.95
SCHRAM
Automatic Sealer
.80
Pints
UK)
Quarts
Half Gals
1.3
Jelly Glasses
Extra Quality 40c the Do/.
if
*
W . E. Thomas & Son.
Given Away at LancefielcTs Shoe Store
V. P. LA N C E F IE LI).
O regon,,
B u ild e r s
1
50 Cent Fare
Stayton lo West Stayton
Cents
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. (LINES IN OREGON)