The Stayton mail., September 25, 1908, Image 4

THE LOCAL FIELD
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TA F T COMES FROM GOOD STOCK.
MEHAMA.
F a m i l y Ranked Among the Plain
People for M t u y Yoars.
.SEPTEMBER 23
Will I* Mulkev, wife mil »"I I i"
Mort» cverv id
«tut till Moil' rence drove to the head of Rii-'k cn-ek
day night.
Chop I » r » wct- last Thursday; on Friday the» picked
O. V. Myer». C. C.
Horseshoe Camp
No. so* w. o. w.
•on»*.
10 gallon« nf hiickleU-rrn > and came
home Saturday, they had a tine time
Nice line of Triinmetl Hut* nt and riqmrt the berries not lin'd to get
Ford« Store, Turner.
33 tf and hundred* of gallon* vet to lx*
F o r y o u r t i n n i n g an d p l u m b i n g , • • • picked
K. B. WATT«»», t'lerk.
J a c o b S p a n lo l , S t a y t o n .
Mr* Fenton and Mi* t'luirl »started
Go to Fords, Turner, Oregon for for California. Tuesday, w l.ro they
gCHxl good« at right price«.
tf 33 expect to *|* nd the winter
W. E. Tltontas was it Jefferson
Uncle Ben Kimsey’» dog killed a
visitor Tuesday of this week on busi­ large wild cut the other day. It is re­
ness.
ported that the *kin was no' broken
A tine line of Shoes nt lug prices, on tbe dog altbo the cut was almost
but the goods nre right. Fort! A t'o., as large as the dog
Uncle ** i heard
Turner, Oregon.
33 tf a racket about 50 yards from the
G. W. Murphy and w ife have re. house and went to investigate and
turned from the Breitenbush Spring« found the cat dead
after having a pleasant outing.
The bridge men are here to build
Leave Orders for Bartlett ix'ar* at the bridge aero»« the rixer at this
| place and *ay the bridge will be out
Gehlen Bros, this week.
for alxmt three weeks.
MRs. J E S lope «
Mrs Hull expect* to move into her
Among the many improvements
this week is an addition to Win. Cor­ hou*e tbi* week. *hc ha* a Very neat
little cottage and may well be proud
nishes residence on High Street
|
of
it
Harvey Anderson, assisted by Will
Win P Mnlkey was a bnsii.es* visitor
Ware, is building a new walk in front
in
Stayton Wednesday
of his home on north Third street.
W A N T E D - - 1 0 0 m e n , w o m e n and
Mrs J. A Richard* i*
c h i ld r e n to see t h e m o v in g p ic tu re s ; sou in Portland
every T u e s d a y an d W e d n e s d a y eve.
visiting her
Mr* F A. Mariel* of Fox Valley ha*
Koriuek & Mielke, sold this week' a . been visiting her uncle, J W 1 in bier,
2J Milburn wagon to Mr Brandt, from the pa*t w.. k She returned home
Mill City, who is in the tanbark today.
business.
Clifford Harold expects to leave
At the Linn County Fair, at Scio. Monday for Dayton. \Va*h., w here he
Clifford Harold got second on his will rent a large farm if he can
Beligiau mare and first in class of any
suiceed in finding one that suits
beed on his Belgian colt.
Hop picking was tinisned in the
'
Gieblers Traction Engine is haul­
Hlghlx rger yard* Saturday last
Mr
ing logs to the Lee Brown A Sons S tw
HIghberger had his hop* all picked
Mill. Two trail wagons are used and
j this year.
The hop pickers extend
the plan appears very successful.
their sincere thanks to Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs S Lake were pleasant
Higliberger for the nice treat given by
callers at this office Monday and they
them Saturday afternoon.
have assured us that the M A I L is to
Joe Miller. Win M.aag. Allen Davie,
be a regular visitor to their home.
and Henry Brewer, are erecting what
W. E. Woods of Gresham, w ho rep­
will be a barn on tbe new property of
resents Ed V. Price and Son, Chicago,
W E Thomas. ju*t south and across
was in town this week making de­
the street from the Methodist Church.
liveries as well as getting new business.
Mr I'liomu* will live in the nCw
Curtis Cole left Saturday the em­
structure while a more suitable res
ploy of the Thomas Grocery to attend
idence is being built. He expects to
Business College iu Albany; hi* place
move next week.
in the Grocery is being tilled by Miss
The Roy building which is under
Mabel Gardner.
erection on Third street is now being
The farmers are nearly finished
plastered. In a short time the room»
bringing in grain to the flouring mills
upstair* will be finished. The young
here. The quality of grain this year
mPti who had contemplated putting in
has been spiendid, prices have also
Gents Furnishings have
not been
rar.ged well toward the top notch.
Jieard from lately. It i- not definitely
I will have ail Auction Sale Satur-
known whether the store room will be
day September 2C, commencing at
occupied a* soon a* ready. If not there
10 o'clock at my farm 4 miles north
will be a fine iqiening for some one.
east of Scio on the Jordan Hill road.
B. F. Darby.
VOTERS ATTENTION!
New T o -d a y
W e h a v * s e v e ra l p a r t i * «
who
ar*
The Ta t* ili. *.' who at p c .n it are
loo kin g fo r h o m t i U s d lo c a tio n s o r
the Talts hail uneei-trally troni Ux­
r * l i n q u i a h m * n t « also s o m a
good
bridge. Mas*. They «ay Unit lu lls are
t i m b e r c l a im s . I f you k n o w o f an y
so thick hi Uxbridge that even a worn
an can't throw u stone without hitting G O O D H O M E S T E A D o r T I M B E R
C L A I M S It w il l p a y y o u j t o w r i t * ua.
otte.
S o m e year« ugo iu 1x71. to lx* exact A d d r * « « : . A E T N A R E A L T Y C O .
- there was u Tuft reunion iu Ux­ • i t s t a i l in g « id - , P O R T L A N D . O N E -
bridge. to Which dt- einlant» o f (he
N O TICE— We have some
gu-il
original Itolxr; Taft came Mocking stock ewes to let on shares.
Entitlin'
from all part» of the country. One of o f
D h t'K K K A 1*111 l.l 1*1*1,
the conspicuous features of lite affair
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37
Siherton, Oregon.
was a litslorlc.il address by Alphouso
L o s t — Conger claw with silver lip.
Taft, father > f the present Republican
candidate. Ile trinasi the history of
Mounting from watch fob. W. II
various brandies of tIn* family, uud Cooper.
32-34
when he came to the one to which he
To
make
it
convenient
for
those
and Ills children ix'longial lie said;
-Our family have not embarked much wlio wish to tiikc Vocal or limtru-
ulani national |»>!ltlcs. except that they mental music lessons, I w ill be in Siny-
have s.lured in ilio battles of the couu- (on Friday and Saturday of each week.
try when national independence was
Leave word with Mrs .1 T KobvrUon.
to bo won. and also when the Unlou
(Signedj Mus. U E. M c K i n n e y .
was at stake. But brilliant tsdltieal
caiaxTS have not beeu characteristic of
FOR h.VLE— 3J heavy ltn*liford
(be Tufts in (lie past. It Is not safe to wagon. $35. Reason for selling, am
say wlmt uiay tx> in store for them. going to Washington.
There is a till-' iu the affairs of men
Cl.lt Kolili H AHOLD.
and also o f families.''
This Is taken from the account of
the reunion puallshed at the time. .VI-
phonse I’aft would perhaps have lxs*n
somewhat da. /.ini if ho could have fore­
seen how qui k.y and hrilllautly the
In San Francisco. \\ rite us your
family would proceed to “ embark upon need* in tile dry good» line and we w ill
national |x>llti •*.” lie bluiself started »end you samples and prices. Salt*
ECONOMY CO
the turn of the tide which he predict­ faction guaranteed
ti-ia Hyde, San Francisco, Culli
ed. It scema to be reaching its Mood
In the career o f the son who that year
32 tf
was entering Ynle.
As Alpbunso T a ft described lifc Im­
mediate ancestors one sees where his
son got certain characteristics lv tc r
W fci
T a ft (17131 was “ a large, good-look-
u r e iti t i u n l n e s n fo r
lug man of magnanimous dis|x>sltion.”
He had four sous.
YU U K H E A L T H
Aaron, the eandidate'a a m vs tor, was
¿t t tel
also so magnanimous that ile
lost
COM K O K T
money by indorsing n friend's notes;
he waa a uian “ of great Intclllgeiu-e
DON T M FFEH WI T H
and Integrity." And then, going some­
CORNO.
what further hack, there was t'aptulu
William Taft, who took Blarney Cas­
11 f you are suffering with eorn*|
tle In the sixteenth ceutury "by blar­
ney quite as much as by military |
it makes no difference what
prowess."
Good stock was Captai ; I
kind of corn it is, whether it i»
William fr.au which to make a twen­
a
hard corn or a suit corn,
tieth century Secretary of War W il­
whether it is on top of the toes
liam.
Obllisa I I o n *
nf t'lvll
A wagon loaded with wheat, lost a
wheel in front of this office la*t Mon
day. After having transfered a part
of the load to another wagon and rui*
ing the broken one, the man continued
his journey, to the Gardner Flouring
mill.
The new coat of paint which has
been in course of completion was fin­
ished Monday by Messrs Petit and
Alexander. The M A I L office now pre­
sents a very pleasing appearance and
we will be pleased to have our patrons
as well as new comers feel welcome.
Some peoples nature run to destroy­
ing things, anyway some miscreant
had the nerve to remove a part of the
new sign on the M A I L office window.
We do not know if it was man or
beast, however if you see a stray critter
running at large, with about three
square feet of skin peeled off its left
hind quarter you will know ye editor
has seized a clothes pole and seated
eui with malice aforethought.
SIRE
Lovelace, 2:20 tr.2:12’ +
Sire of
Lord Lovelace 2 :IQ
Byron Lace 2:14i4
Lovelace 2:20
Alto Lace tr. 2:20
King Lovelace tr. 2:20
Bessie Lovelace 2:22
Pitchers, Etc.
C a ll a n d See T h em .
“O re ^ o i l
B u i 1< lerts”
Arc You Doing What You Can to Populate Your State?
OREGON NEEDS I'E OI’ I.E— Settler», honest farmer*, me­
chanic*, merchant*, clerk*, people with brain*, strong hand*
and a willing heart— capital or no capital.
S o u th e rn P a c ific C o —
— L in e s in O regon.
i* »ending tons of Oregon literature to the East for iliatribu-
tlon through every available agency
Will you not help the
good work of building Oregon by sending ua the mi me* and
addresses of your friend* who nr« likely to lie interested in
this »late? We will be glad to l«-ar the expenae id »ending
t hem complete iufot matioii alxmttIrcgou ami n • op|Hii tuuitie*.
C O L O N I S T T I C K E T S « i l l *-■ on ...b- during ,*KT'I EM HER
and OCTOBER Irwin the E.i*i in all point* in Oregon
The
fare* from a few principal citte* ale
J ftr .
Dam of
Lord Lovelace 2:10
Portia Knight 2:16^4
It! t
Ben Bolt 2:18
»V
F t *
From Denver...
“ Omaha .. . ,
“ Kansan City
Ml. Loui*
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Chicago.......
King Lovelace tr. 2:20
|30 00
30 00
From Louisville.
f || 7t)
“ Cincinnati
.......... 42.JO
“ C leveland.......... ... . 44 75
“ New Y o r k ................5.1 00
a >oo
35.50
38 00
T IC K E T S
CAN
BE
the proper amount with any of nur agent«.
The ticket will
then l><* furnished by U-h-grapli.
II. B. CONDI I', Local Agent, West Stayton,
WM
M ;M U R R A Y , G eneral
King Lovelace is a brown, 16 hands high and weighs nearly 1200 pounds.
premium at Oregon State Fair 1906.
W on
second
K»ng Lovelace is closely related to some of our greatest
race horses including Prince Direct 2:07, an own cousin and a world's champion.
W ill m a k e a fa ll seaso n a t S ta y to n .
For particulars phone or address
Terms, $25.00
A. C. THOMAS.
agent
Only a Few Bargains
440 Acres five miles from Stayton, all finely im­
proved, running water, 15 room house all
hard finish throughout, furnace heat, a two
story 60x80 barn with stone basement, out
buildings, good fences, adapted to agricultu­
ral pursuits in any line. Price $20,000.00.
320 Acres 5 miles from Stayton, 220 acres in
cultivation, balance pasture and timber.
Price $10,500.
J 71 Acres 6 miles from Stayton in the heart of the
W aldo Hill country, good house, barn, outbuildings
with a big spring that furnishes water for all uses.
If sold within 30 days can be had for $40 per acre.
T he above are but three from our list which comprises
farms, acre tracts, city, suburban and country property.
H ow about this— 183 Acres,3 miles from Stayton,
good house, barn, outbuildings, fences, running
water, 150 acrec in cultivation, sheep, horses, cattle
hogs, goats, wagons, binders, mowers, etc., in fact
you get the property complete as it stands ready for
immediate possession for only
$8,000. Terms.
W e also have a few bargains in city residences and lots in
business as well as residence districts. Among these a new
8 room dwelling for $1250. 5 room cottage $1050.
If you want a lot on which to build a home, we Have it.
If you want a business lot or location come to us, we are
ready to serve you at all times.
Stayton , Oregon.
Notice for Publication.
Second in 2:06 race
passenger
P O R TLA N D , OREGON
./. 7 . Kearns&Co.
F u ll brother to Lo rd Lovelace, 2:10.
P R E P A ID
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, de|xr*it
Colonel Bryan lament* the “ dlacrltnl
nation that has been going on against
the farmer” In electing so few tiller* !
o f the *oll to Congress and the Senate.
What trouble* him chiefly, however, I*
the ilis'-riiniiiatlon which the whole
American nation exercises agii hint a j
certain farmer of Lincoln, Neb., in de­
clining to elect him to the White
House.— New York Tribune.
DAM
W
H W. E. Thomas & Son. | |
•M» |-.|
Maggie
w
Marked al Prices to Make Them Go. ^
deceased, in the county court of Marlou
County. Oregon, and that »aid court lia»
duly act the hearing of objection» thereto
and the acttleineiit thereof for Monday, the
gotti day of October, l'JU*. at IU o’clock a in.
in the court room of »aid court at Salem,
in »aid County atei State.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, till» Zlst day of
September, l‘J(J». t oHOtLIA I’ . Ill'Ll.,
Administratrix.
Frank A. Turner, Attorney.
KING LOVELACE, Trial 2i20
a s s o rt­
Glasses, Jars,
Dinner Sets,
Water Sets,
Money Indebtedness Is not the only
obligation we incurred and assumed
in the great civil war. There was a
«till greater debt, an everlasting obli­
gation that could never be paid in full.
But In the years (hat have followed,
the Republican party has Inaugurated
and develo|xxi pension laws under
whielr over three and one-half billion
1 Tic.'*.* 2oc. Sold t>y
dollars have been
paid to disabled
Svtnytoti 1‘ iiaiinn cy
veterans or to the survivors o f those
I
lt.iiiU B u ild in g .
who gave their lives for their country
and their Mag. This |x>nsloii system, a
product o f the policy of the Republican
party, ha* no |>re>-edent Iu history and
Administrators Final Notice.
no equal In justice and generosity
Notice is hereby siren thst the under-
among the nations of the earth.— lion.
sigutd ha» Hied tier nasi account ay ad­
James S. Sherman.
ministratrix of the estate of F. l\ Hull,
Race Problem in School.
New Orleans, La., Sept. 21.— State
Superintendent o f Education Harris
has a new race problem on his hands,
quite sim ilar to that California has
been w restling with.
The child o f a Chinaman, who
married a white woman, wants to at­
tend the public schools o f St. Landry
Parish. Th e local school board did
not care to take up the responsibility
and put it up to Superintendent Har­
ris. The State Superintendent o f Ed­
ucation, wishing to be guided by the
letter o f the law, has referred the
matter to Attorney-General Guion,
who w ill have the problem solved.
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m ent of D is h w a re .
or between the toes, or oil tho
sole* of the feet— you can be
relieved of your corns without
any inconvenience to yourself
and without pain. Our corn
cure gives quicker result* than
any other corn cun­
manufactured.
Wnr.
D IS H W A R E
a r r iv e d —a nice
Ju st
S h o p B y f l a il
The plans and specification* for U
A. Beauchamps new re*idence hav-
The Registration Books for
the
arrived, and work will commence «' voters of Stayton precinct are now
once under the efficient management
open at my office. All those wlioj
of Anton Fisher.
•lid not register
before the June
As long as cider mills are for sab- election or who have changed their
in Stayton, Mr Areliamt>eaii will no-
.
re*) to
go “ dry” , at least that is his way of ex register free of charge until the 31*t
pressing it
We see w here lie i- riglo ■ lay of October. 1908.
for sweet cider is luscious at any time
I ll* custom of registering before a
While in Salem last week atfeudit
notary on the day of election will
the State Fair, J. F Rohert*o.-i h.n li. realtor
lie discontinued as it i-
varied experiences, from having rn-nrl; eontrary to law as the Judge of
been over run by a team to being in n Elect inn i* the only one who cs it
Mr. Bryan might make a hit in the
Rocky Mountain States by proposing a
streetcar week. He however cann administer tlie oath.
through them O. K. and is at home
\V. 11 (¿ peenek , liegi-trar. f(*leral gu ’-anty of mining stock de­
posits -Omaha Bee.
Mr. Harris and daughter, of .-alem
visited over Sunday with their daugli
ter and sister, Mrs. Andrew Baker
Mr. Harris is very much pleased with
Stayton and predicts a bright future
for the town.
Dr Brewer and family were guest-
in Salem lately, the doctor drove
through, but the family were put - n
the train at Turner. Dr was accon,all­
ied home by W. L. Frere*, who hail
gone for a short outing to look over
the exhibits.
Thomas Grocery ||
K>«-|»«irtmerit of the Interior.
I'nltcd 81*ten I. m n«l Office,
At Portland,Oregon, 8c p terntier 21, liion.
Notice 1 m hereby given that Arthur J. Tra*k,
of Lyons, Oregon, who on December 2, 1!*)1,
made Homestead Entry No. i:w:i7, Serial, No.
0410, for 8WJ4 » flection 32, Tou nxhlp 9 Southa
Range 2 Kant, Willamette Meridian, h am filed
notice of intention to make Final five year
Proof, to eMtahllMh claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiver, at
Portland, Oregon, on the c.th day of Nov­
ember, IflOg.
C laimant names as witnesses:
Ed.
Trask,
of
Lyons, Oregon,
Louts HellvtMfkcnburg of
"
Ferdinand ilol/.fiisM of
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“
Chari« 1
£. Mills of
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A lo £ k > on a. DicauB, RegiLUr,
Administrators Notice.
Notici' ls herelt, «ltr«n ||,at tho under-
«iKiud li*» t»»-«'ii d u i, *|>|K>|tit<-d Admlnli-
Irator of Ih.' Fatate nf .lulla Ann rlillll|i*
dercasod l>y ordi r ol thè C onni, Court ol
Hit'Miai» of Oregon for Marion Couuty mado
and ontared of record on the Jtrd d a , of
Soptomhcr A f> li»*».
All iM-rson» havln* rlalm hkh I ii »! «ald c»t*tc
are lirroby notlflcd lo preacnt Die »noie «fu i,
verlflcd wlth pro|M-r voucher* to the midrr-
■l«n*d at III» residence ahout HI* Mllc*
ha»ieriy front Hiihllmlty, Oregon, or at lite
office of hi* attorney W. H. ifueener al Xlay.
ton, Oregon, wilhin alx monili, irotn the
date nf tilt* notice. Rn.gv P fu ILI.ir»
A d m ln lit r a t o r o f th e K »tatc of
■ ta li* A n n l ’ h llllp a .D c c c B ttrd .
.
W, H, q u t t F U
Atty, lor Affla,
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