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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1908)
S ta y to n K n tu re ii n t m a il m u tte r t h o i>osst o f f i c e of th e second A la i ;it 1 Instruction of School Children c la ss Washington, 0 . 0 . Sept. IS, 1908 T h * M a il In itrtrtljr non p»rli»*n but Jev oted to th c * r u o r « l Intt-tvM» »mt upbuilding of ■OMthCAAtcrR M .rlou county Amt Slayton In particular» T u r M a il d esire. tho heart) « » l Order No. 174'-’ operation of every eoniinunllv in to « liio h it U «ent regular',) to >u Inert be rs, lost sit «ul«- IViatniaslere are hereby di roc l tai lo ecrtptlons must be paid for during the ye«r according to tho following ruling: confer with tiieir local school author- Ujr an order of tkl Nstwialar i.eu al of th Pol lad Mat», laairad Dec l , M f . — bi ue>v»pa|>er can be mailed to an> »ul>»en:'cr at tho regular »eeoud-cta»» rati - w hen such sub- ill»’» w a l l t h e view o f a i h q d I ■ 1 lilt' acrlber la more than ono year tu arrears. This order tool ofl.a't Jan u ary I, 1 W ini»t*l i ffev'tive method »1 iiiatruoling The penalty for violating tho order Is exclusion from the mall». This force Tug M »II school eliiltlren »a lo the organisation and all other papors to lusist that subsertptiona bo i'*nl during the y<ar. Rates in Advance l.’ months 11.2.1 and operations of the postal service. 6 " S •• .ILi These instruct ion» should cover such features of the service as the delivery Single Cm ' • •' On and after this date, August Till l.os the following rates lor advorllalng will I»' of I lie m a i l s , t h e c l a s s i f i c a t i o n o f m a i l adhered to except In the ease of tho completion of con tracts already made. m u tle r, th e registry »m l m o n e y order Disptav ad\erli»eim ut» 1"> cent* p< r i»»ue »ingle eoi. ¿V •• - double " systems, and particularly the proper «1.00 “ •* singlo *• Patent Medicino 1 Í5 " 11 double " addressing of letters and the im port Locals 5 " “ line single “ ance of placing return cards on cn- Legáis 10 “ " " Il irsi Usuo thereafter Final Proof H. E. »A.go I velopes. P o s tm a s te r s should a rra n g e , Sew Today *“ ? - word per Issue. These rates apply to foreign as well as local advertising and will be strictly adhered lo. AH communications sent in for publication must bear the signature oi the w riter. This role applys to either loeal. general, political, ch u rch , or oth er item»’ F> i d ti. C onley , editor . Box 9K Stayton, Oregon. Oregon t'lr never had a compliment paid which ment so A Master Stroke of | >f 4H>**ible, t o d e l i v e r p e r s o n a l t a l k s l o t h e p u p i l s o n these s u b j e c t s a n d s h o u l d 1 1 r l y give teachers access to the Postal Uuide and the Postal Laws ami Keg- illations and render them every assist ance in securing necessary information ti. v.L. Meyer, Postmaster-Ueuentl. much as the editorial which appeared in the “ American Lum Notice for Publication. IIKI'ARTMKNT IIK THE INTKIllOlt. l'iùted States Land Office, ELABORATE SOCIAL EVENT. Portland, P regon , October IO 1008 N'miee i» hcrehy given ih at K atie i One of flie elaborate and em inenti) New Oliver Automatic Tabu Duvey Stump, hy Daniel \\ Dim...... aneeessfnl social event« of the Hallow e’en season wuandolightful party giien ber Alterne)’ in Kact, of Clovcrdale, lator, a Twin Improvement to in the W.O.W hall by Messrs Harvey County of Sminuì», State of Falifurnla, the Oliver Ruling Device. Heanchanip and Honnie Hoy, a-sistetl lisa fìleil in tliia office bis application J u st a »Implu. cU'«ii-cul luueliailUm torn i by Misses M innie Fluster ami Dona tu selecl under thè provisinua of tho tabulating -oper ated l»y a »Ingle key. Aet of Congrega Approvisi Ju l y l , 1808, Hoy. The ludi was profusely decorateti Val Dial »Ingle kvy unlock* »«urea uij’ thè E$ S \\ J, S \\ J S W J Sue. 3 8 ,ami ituora In aihlml typewriter convenience;, wi t h A It t u III l e a v e * n m l J a c k o l.UQ* it doe* away with thu bralii-teu.lnu ol lorn» Numerous ami jileaaant gamee N E \ S W \ S ic 30, Twp. Il S„ R l , lalm lalln g. T he movement* id ,'arrlagr Ea«t, W M. Auy and ull persona j were played which were thoroughly i olaliiiing adveraely thè lauda deaerilwd, am c o u l r d ls d hy uo*rvii ringer*. The enjoyed, lights were turntal low and 1 or ilesiring to olijeet beoatise of tho tabulator work* aulouiallcelly with un varying aocuracy. everything had a misty, spooky air. minerai eharaetcr of thè lami, or for E q u i p s « ! n l l h IU lien A ulm nallt After the games were played supper i any otlier reuaon, to thè tlis|>o*al to T a b u l a t o r , « h u l l can be operaluil In < applieant, alimilil Ilio tlicir affidavit* of was serves! ami at a lute hour the ciinnvollou with ill* O l i v e r L i n * H ill protesi in thi» ottici) ou or heforc thè i n g I t e e l o a , Ihv Ollvvra'aplivre of UMiful guests departed. 22»d day of Novcmtier 1008 ill's* I* nullinllud. A uikkkon S D kknsek Regiater. In tho work ol Have Changed Location. lst pilli Oet. 23 1008. writing ami rul- tasi puh Nov. 20 *' h>K SlHll«tli'»l He Stayton, Ore., Oct. 30, 1908, luirts, luvolcv* --------------------------------------------------- Mr Editor: Typewriter Invention. Organization and Operation Of the Postal Service. S t a y t o n , O ro u o ii, a s llt'llttM*. Wo o u i ilo il hih I s h o u l d n 't WB? D o it in 1 9 0 9 0 V Myers Home. berman” of last week, the worlds leading lumber journal. O V Myervs who has resided in J E Defebaugh, editor of the periodical and known to every Stayton for some time left September lumberman in the country, personally penned the editorial, first for a visit throughout the east, but more especially Lincoln County. which says in part: Maine. He returned home early this “ Douglas tir needs no stain to make it beau week and was greatly surprised to see tiful in color, it does not have to be carefully the great improvements that have been going on during his absence. selected for grain, it takes a tine finish and is We arc glad to welcome Mr Myers strong and as hard as many of the woods home again, but above all we extend used for finer purposes. On the Pacific Coast lo him our sincere gratitude for the are many fine residences and magnificent of publicity lie has given Stayton and vicinity. No doubt we will be favored fice buildings in which this wood is used. It by a letter from Mr Myers with full will not supplant mahogany and oak, but particulars of iiis trip. One thing es- should be used side by side with them and pecially he noticed was the great de maud for Oregon apples in every for substantially the same purposes.” Mr Defebaugh urges its careful consideraban by Eastern 8eclion '¡»¡ted, the principal variety 1 still fe e l i n g for having a strong my dear good friends of Stayton who taken such a lively interest in my affair» and those of my fumily while living in Siaytnn, and then giving me a free Recommend to the Authorities of the City of Salem i in order thAl 1 could go in hirainess j there, is why 1 am paying them a friendly visit at this time. And notv would state to those dear friends th at I can succeed very well without their assistance. As 1 am now enguged in a profitable bnsiue*» in the City of Portland at 20*» tiuiuside street where you can always find “ Diamond J o e " with his customary honest SMII.K, serene uiid happy, kuowing full well that no pirates are pursuing my tracks or truders seeking others ruin. Yours, J ok M i e i . ke Hallowe’en sia i i tn ii u u , In- vstiiorlr*, « t o . - ! Mating Check* 1»« |i u • 11 S l i p * . <’ «•)■ I 1 c III*] Vouvher*, Csah amt I ’rvilll Hali-»,' T r i a l i|alam»«1i' I'ay llulla, O n * I K « c o r il • suit Noticc for Publication. l>EI'AK DI KNT OF TIIE INTKIUON. T . S Lami Office,at Portland, Oregon. October, 13. 1008. Notice i» hereby given llisti David K Sterrett, of Oukvillc, l’eimaylvani.i, who, ou Ocloher 13,1008,inaile Timlter land Applioatiou No 064&, for Sonili-1 west j of Northeast J nini Northwest oiie-fourth of Southeu»t mie-fourth of Section 20, Towuship 10 South of Hauge 4 E s s i of Willamettc Mcriilian, Ila» tiled notice of intentimi lo ninko Final Ca*h Frinii, to eslablìsh daini to (lu* land »bove described, 4a*foro thè Rcgistcr au»J Jfcceiver ut thè F S Land Office at Portland, Oregon, oli thè 2(’>th iluv of Deoemlasr, 1908. Claim ant mi ne» »a w ir nesso*: Win. T Clark, of Uates, Oregon; (' A Hevier, of Hate», It r ig o n ; A E iih I ow , of Spokane, WuahlngtHn: l ’i ter Nystrum ut Ciste«, Oregon. A i o khnon S D kksshh , 38 18 |«l. Hegistcr. < NOTICE. Event. Notice is hereby given tliat Frank L Hustou, of Vancouver, Washington, li ushleii ili Ibis office hi* application to enter under thè provisious of thè A u to ! J q ly lst, 1898, (80 S t a i , 597-620) ... . asked for being the Spitzenburg. timi land wlush Shell gurvcyed »vili he »Chltects. ________ ( Kdu;ml Kggle»on of A lbani, N. w thè N $ of N.J of S ic . 30, Tp. 1 j S.( R. { - ' York, a will known fruit r.u»t r and Kast, Willainette Mer. Aey and ull Wasn’t it awful, you couldn't even Many our patrons are taking a i l - : shipper voiced his sentiment iu saying |>ersoiis clainniig adversily thè landa ask a man how he was going to vote vantage of the special clubbing offer» ¡ the Oregon Spitzenburgs are the beat dcgcribcii or desiring to ohjcct because on election day, càuse you might i n - which are appearing from week to week apples known io the world today, of thè minerai cFanw fcr of thè I hih I or fluence bis vote. You could only talk in our publication and we want you ; T h is statem en t, coming from oue| Mi* U 8 ltoork w h o resides north for any otlier renami to thè disposai tu shout your mother-in-laws last visit, to send us a list of yonr periodicals and who is conceded to know by esp eri west of town was a business visitor in applieant shouid file tlieir atlniui,t» of tile directorie gowns and other enter- we will l»e glad to furnish you with e nce whereof he speaks it bids us say our city early this week. Sh e ha* been protest in thi» office un or hefore thu 22nd <iay u t N'ovemher, 1908. taiuing subjects. The Huntley Cor- our quotations. Remember we will J to our fruit raisers of Stayton and in ill health for many months but is A l UKRS o S S f)Lfc*,*FK Regiater, rupt Practice* Act was in force for the meet or beat any offer inaile you. Box I vicinity awake,to greater achievement» slowly improving by osteopathic treat- lst pub Oet 23, 118)8 fir*! time. 98 Stayton. and supply your share of the World ment. lu»t pub. Nov. 20, w Forty of the school friend* of Miss J u n e Kearns were pleasantly enter tained at t h o J T Kearns home H al lowe’en eve. Three of the teacher* (lui Misses Crahtrec and Miss ¡Shepard were also present. The evening was pleasantly »pent in playing games and after refreshments the guests departed avowing Mi»s J u n e a charming young hostess. •core* ol »Intllar lahulaU'il rucont*, Oliver i No!) has no equal. It I* the only machine dial cukutt Ih« v|||||r hrnail fli'IJ »1 ui<»|. uru coniiucrilal u*v* In a sallalaiilur) way. Th« Oliver Automatic Tabu lator la an Integral pari of every uew m achine- fur. nUhvil without a cell! aiUlllloual charge. II ca|»i the climax of a lung aerie* of Improvement* given lo the world lu Ihe it,gyqj(ll-eHI n r « Oliver No A. Ear I, of limy« r;:k|»rkat)l* |u|ioyatlqti* the Oliver Tatmlalur api) |j|e ()|l|'er Killing hek lei *U|>plemc|lt* III« oilier, Together they form a couldiialImi uf ' iii i told value i ' 1 »** branutie* ol imminef- i'lal »i.iiininniig Thu Oliver T y pcw niei i * r i r * i u i s h a corrcapohdeiice luaihlne eupreme In •plciidlil avrvlcu. It inakee work a pleas ure by providing aiilomallo uu-aua of •pacing, tshulalln g, ruling, Indicating ox * c l printing point, avcurlng proper reft*, ler, etc. The saving of lime, of menial calculation of manipulation, of extra attention and ol eye atralti la an tucalcuable bcm-lll lo the operator. And Ihe gain lu voli|iT)e of work well done wpltuul e x n a Mpcraliru rflorl mean* mqul) la uyery ciu|i|uyer, Write (or the m w O l i v e r I'a lw lu g — or better »t ill— ask the uvarral Oliver Agent lor * free demoiHlrallon of Mudel No. A. The Oliver Typewriter Go. U>l Klr«i Avenue, Seattle, Washington. A Bargain Every Day. BARO A / A S. O ur U N IV E R S A L STEEL RANGES COOK STOVES ^ a rc The Rest Vet O ur Is Backed C H A IR S P O R < are the confort of long winter evening3 provided they give satisfaction. We have them in all styles and sizes. Parlor, Dining Room, or Office. Rockers, Cane, Leather. Solid Oak and W ood and Coal B u rn ers A irtig h t and Base B u rn ers Get our prices before you buy, and fo r G u a ra n te e ^ C h e a tin g & b y th e m a n u fa c tu re r. j j EXCELLENT UNIVERSAL American Field Fence. The only HINGE JOINT fence on the market; all heights and styles; hog proof and rabbit tight. Prices on application. Locks Rim Knob Mortise Plain and Fancy. Inside or Outside Jamb, Bronzed or Steel, J u s t W hat You Want. H. J. MARKING Pattons Sun Proof W hite Lead goes farther, wears longer and looks better,« why==it has more zinc than any other lead and stands climatic changes better. Our price 8! c lb, Rawhide bottom. A Splendid Selection. TELEPHO NES Telephones are now considered as one of the essential prerequisites to the completion of jo u r home. If you have not a telephone IN H A V E T H E G O O DS O N H A N D . We have a Fine Selection Of 5PA COUCHES, LOUNGES, in finish to match your parlor. They must go to make room for new arrivals. Look them over and make a choice. NAILS—Base, $3.40. Building Time Is Here and We Have Steel, W ire amd Cut Nails, All Sizes, All Quantities. Let Us Figure With You on Nails. YO UR H O M E we will be glad to furnish the instrument to you. Our prices are right and we always ART SQUARES AXM INISTER RUGS Your parlor is not complete without either an art square or rujf. We have the famous AXMINISTER RUGS. Art Squares in both all wool or cotton. Styles and sizes to fit your home and purse. General Hardware Furniture