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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1908)
■ I I THE L O C A L F IE L D iNiew l o-day SCIO. J X ♦ The people here are going I*» votuj ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ lit member ihe SUKClAL HALE ou for President tills week, and ein*h voter j Mit<M H.-iliie Shelley ami mother Buggies and W agons will clem Nov 1st. is to vote for the best man f.<r that ‘ PlUvSIlH NT, VICK - p r e s i d e n t It you need any tiling in tin* line you wore pleasant cullers Wednesday position. A M » J.H <;o\ I i;M ilts w i k i -: have inhurry. We still have ti »agon* K Key was a l’ortlaud visitor recent No preventing providence the Scio KLhHTED. and 2 top huggic., 1 hack, l surry, i ly. H J Marking too was u metro baptist, preai her will bold service neat road wagons, winch we will oiler ui politan business visitor. Sunday at Slav ton morning and eve * factory prices. C m * W kski . v , Do not forget the Telephones at II . . n i l " ' I ni . i IV . v. ■-•at President Roosevelt Gore to Oyster 38 ■ 4 D Scio, Oregon. Markings Furniture store. Only a 7.30 o'clock to which everyIsidy is Day to Coot Ilia Itailot fo r few yet remaining. Wauled— more help at the Slayton invited. Candidates. Woolen Mill. We have in this issue a new ad for A Mr and Mrs Gallauger, from Ed- l ’ hilip Meier of Sublimity. Mr Meier monton, Alberta, recently married. “ Wet weather la now nere. Call and has been a patron of the M A I L for a sp, i v vs ist week with their Washington, I>. C„ Nov. 4.— The see our line line oí Rohes and Blank, Is long time and we are indeed glad to Aun», Mis R-*v Carman, as a part of 0B® bl* »vent of this week for the di' O K okiskk A M ik i . kk . , people of the United States, and ouo have the opportunity of assisting all their wedding trip. Mr Gallauger is a , , , Dr E I. Jackson \ is reports t<usi 1 . ‘ ‘in! overshadowed everything else former as well as new patrons in plac " 1,1 b ii ! - at. Agent ami |n importance, was the iiuadrennial ni's in hi* line titter than lor »ovei.il ing their wares before the public «cerned to think Scio a very pretty national election of a President and weeks aud wovld be pleased to luve 1 A*e Kerlier was a business visitor in plan r a town Vice-President. Seven National tick* any who may* need him call up the .. . , were in the Held, from which the Portland tlu early part of the week before thiMs printed, two o: S e o s vo;Hr|1 elwted Iu twenty-eight Slayton Stables and ask lor F. K Jack and while there secured his spring citizen» expect m unite their fortune* states governor« or other state effl- son V S Slayton, Oregon. 3Jh| lines from the Stddebaker Company ainl inti-lists fur a journey through cera were elected. In six stales Jus- NO TH F— Will the person who tor buggies, carts ami wagons. He liie Fveryl-odv -eems to tbink the lKvs oi ,hl' supreme court or minor borrowed my wheel barrow please r* chosen. In seven also adde«l much to Ins other lines nrraneinenl a good i one, and i will i ex- state officers were . , , statics representatives onlv were turn it. FI Itov. Lee and his brother John are being tend congratulation* and best wishes elected, and in two representatives kept «juite nnsy. FOR ltKN r C H E A P — A 31*1 acre to the hippy parties and a legislature only. Representa* Mrs K J Majors, of Port Townsend Washington, arrived in town To -.lay and will visit her daughter Mrs Mangle who with her husband recently m veil home from A Den. Mis Majors was greatly surprised to see the improve ments in our burg. We trust she will be glad she came for a \ isit Thomas Grocery Red Clover S W hite Clover 8 Cheat Vetch and Oats Rye G rass Orchard (irass * Farinaceous Goods” Columbia Oats “ Wheat Violet Oats Violet Wheat Golden Rod Oats “ “ W heat W he-Hat W heat Five Minute H u sh r,.Tes ln congress were chosen In farm 2J in lies from Slayton, Empine a" s?;»tes excepting Oregon, Vermont at the Stay Ion bank. agii ,,„,i atul Maine, which states held their election during the summer. Tho Our fusil ¡Oliatile dressmaker Mi» voters of Michigan decided upon adoption or rejection of a new Reiter, intend* iq in in g dressmaking Will g . constitution. In other states pro- parlm» after November lir.-t posed constitutional amendmeuts of oi.t I I I tamilie* if desired. Call and importance were voted upon, • see her price* right. :j7tf Aside from the Presidential con Jas A Funk, of Turlock, California The Christian church are making test, the results of the elections in Overall* and Jumper* to close arrived in town Wednesday morning efforts to have their pulpit supplied several of the ¿astern states aroused out fiO cent*. general Interest. In New York, Ohio and is now visiting bis sister Mrs Fred every alternate Sunday so that there Heavy fleece lined underwear and Indiana the fight was extremely to close out ¿0 cent* G Conley. His mother and sister too will I k > religious service every Sunday warm. The result in Speaker Can V I* Laucetleld. are the guests of ye editor. non's district, the Eighteenth Illinois, in Seio. A Union Endeavor Society Otto Hansen, President of the Gold has just been organized to be held in was also awaited with interest, owing to the bitter fight that has been made Creek Mining it Milling Co , arrivt «1 in the Baptist church every Sunday eve S A LES AG EN TS W ANTED. by the labor element and others to town the middle of the week aceom- uing. Hie Sunday school is un the prevent the speaker's re-election. $36 per week or 400 per c. profit. by a Mr Davis who will accompany increase in numbers and thine* look The quadrennial general election All sample*, stationery and ait cut.i Mr Hansen to the camp. Mr Dav more favorable for religion- work than in Newfoundland took place Monday. logue free We want one |M-rttiauent Newfoundland enjoys an independent is the gentleman who some time ago they did a few weeks ago. government apart from Canada, and agent in this locality for the large»! made a leaching test of the ores in the A very sad accident occured last at present moment has serious politi Gold Creek properties and demon week to the family of G N Crabtree cal differences, with both her larger picture and frame house in America. W'u iiistrui t strated beyond all doubt, the values "i Their little girl between two and three neighbors— a fishery dispute with the Experience til-nee. -«ary you how to sell our good* and furnish United States and a boundary dis the ores. years of age, and w ho had only recent pute with Canada. the capital. If you want a |a*r»iiuneui Tomatoes are. still coming to town ly recovered from a severe spell of siek- President Roosevelt left Washing honorable and profitable position, aDd we are proud of the fact that Stay- n s* fell into a boiler of hot water and • ton Monday night for Oyster Hay and write us to day for particular*, cata ton and vicinity revived from the was so severely burned that it died voted early next morning. His spe log and sample*. cial train returned to Washington sweeping frost that put so many local from the effects, and was buried last later in the day. F R A N K \V W I L L I A M S CO., ¡ties out of the fall vegetable busim -- Thursday, the funeral serviet* being 1214 W Taylor St Chicago 111. Mr Mangle who lives near town ha- held in the Baptist church Rev Car- Mormon Priests Advise. been bringing in very tine tomatoes man preaching the sermon. The I Salt Lake City, Nov. 2.— Last Sun for some time. parents have the sympathy of the day, as always on the Sunday preced Notice for Publication. ing election in Utah, the utterances Very few China phesants have been whole t otmmnmv. of the Mormon priesthood to their D E P A R T M E N T O F T H K IN T E R IO R fou id by tiie hunters in this - :im. The teachers of the public school various ward meeting-houses were 1 S Land Office it Portland, Oregon I thus lar .iiid but few other upland are doing good work. Lust Sunday closely analyzed by the po'itlcians, October, 28 l'.Mth. Notice l'or Publication. birds.For some reason bird« are getting evening the pastor of the Baptist and in at ,east three ^stances those Notice is hereby given that Everette i . , high in ecclesiastical authority, ad- Imparimeli» of III» Interior. scare t each year. At tile present churcb announced to speak on the vised conRroRations t0 vote the Re K Cramer, of Albany, Linn Co., Ore T H . Office al l'ortlatnl, Oregon. rate it will be but a short time befor« subject of education, and had an tin- publican ticket. The American, or gon, who, on October 28th, 1908, made I Notte« I» herelijr «Iven ths» Joseph J. Kaol- we will have to re-stock the Willam usually ¡urge uidience. He took for anti-Mormon party, is very strong in to visit m anof Atteneva, Waablnaton. ubo, mi «e p . Timber Land Application, No. OGUl, ette valley with tiie China Phei-Miit. his text the w rds of Solomon, Train Salt Lakc County, and the members lemher suiti. Li»»*, inaile tini ber !»n.| applica. for north west 1-4 of north east 1-4, Itoli No. ,11«; (or SW \ n i N W ',. NIV , ni H \\ the doDlinant charch are an* ‘ ° us John Kerber and friends n nt for a up a child it. t he way he should g ,.i : o to f concentrate their votes In such a north 1 2 of north west 1 1 and south | onr-foiirth aretina II ami NE oot-fourUl o f H K deer bunt in the hills Saturday Iasi and when he is old lie will not depart» manner as to retain control of tho west 1 4 of north west 1-4 of section 24 om-.fotirtti of Sceltoli 14. Tnnnshlp IO S o n ili, Rance t , a»t of WlllametU- MerPllea. ba» ni. .1 and returned early this week. Thus from it.” it is a much needed subject county government. This was gen township 9 south of, range -I east of notine of Inluntton lo taake itual raali proof lo When summer bn* passed fnr we have heard of no loss of life as to present and was listened to with orally given by the speakers as : Milluniette Meridian, ha* filed notice e«tahll«li ri al in lo Ibe lan<l alalie >le<u-rlbe<! reason for their political advice. in these northern states, a result of their journey, but John interest. After he was through he before Ih» H, (|.|er ao<t (U relvor of l ’ .S. l ati* The threat of the American party, of intention to make Final Cash Proof, offiea at l'orlland, Urocou, on the U tli day o ' I lie sun is only mild under says, that if any one tells him there gave opportunity to teacher* and i f victorious In the county of Salt to establish claim to the land above fiere III IrtT. 19W. the bright hluu skies, of are deer in the section which he visit otlc-rs to exprès- tiiemselvi*, and Lake, to prosecute the "heads of the described, before the Register and Re • lm in mi t natili., a» « U n i- » . « : Southern California. This , liarle. li. l'eteraoii, 01 .tla-rUeen, Waahlnglou ed lie wants to see them. Don't blame several embraced the opportunity and ! church who live hero and are sustain- ceiver of the l' 8 Land Office at Port William T. Clark, of Matea, Oregon. is one of nature's happy you John they— the deer— knew you felt that the subject wn* well worthy ! in* polygamus relation», has awaken land Oregon, on the 11th day of Jan C. A. Ilvrter, of Male», Oregon. ' ed so much feeling that .he National provision*— eternal sum« more consideration than is usual! given i were coming. f*e*er Anderaon.of l'orllam l. Oregon. uary, 1909. campaign Í3 largely obscured. it. AM.i ss o * » ImnwKN, lleglater. iner for those w ho cannot Claimant names a* witnesses; endure u more severe cli Bruin Shot Away; Live*. Christian Knutson, of Lebanon O r e Goldfield, Nev., Nov. 1.— George mate. gon, F M Hester, E E Heath and T November 4th. Devere, who shot himself through California lias !»•• ii called L If, nnes all of Gates, Oregon. , Kev Mann is conducting services at A few day* ago Messrs Cress and the head yesterday with suicidal In the “ Mecca of the winter N- the Union Hill church. tent, is still alive with a possible Vl-OKKNO.V 8 D uksskk Bacon of Salem were in town looking chance of recovery, notwithstanding tourist ,’ Its hotel* nod l i e . 1-8-9 Register. The pranks played by the boys Sat after the interests of the Oregon Si the bullet passed directly through his slopping places are as urday evening, reminded u-of Hallow enna Paint Company. They display- head carrying away a portion of tho varied a- those of all well e’en once more. ed u line line of sample* am while! brain. Devore Is conscious tonight, regulated cities. Visitor* Mr and Mrs B F Fresh, spent Sun- here made arrangements with Kerber although ho is not allowed to talk. can always find suitable . He was formerly a policeman in Den Wi have ba n enj tying so m i "gentle day at the Carter farm. Bros., to handle their line of goods. ver accommodation«, congen- Oregon mist” since our last writing, Upon the return trip of ye editor to I ---------------------- Mr Peter Herzsieler was seen driv COLO TA B LETS ini companion«, and var while at present we are having sun tie metropolis he called with Lee Selects Cordoga Island. ing westward Sunday. ied, pleasing recreations. Kerber to look over the plant of the Washington, Nov. 1.— Mummy Isl- shine which we enjoy more. Miss Lucinda Slagel left Friday for , For Colds, LaGrippo and , , and, about eight miles from Cordoga. Mr and Mr* E G Siegmund and Mr. »»>..-« was ——- 1 ’ a short visit with her sister, Mrs F. a hove company and while 'here Iras been selected as the site for the furnished with sufficient paint and navy wireless station to be estab J M Apple visited at the l.titiiy lionif Headache. Guaranteed to Palmer of Marion. Will la* glad to supply some varnish to finish up in elegant style lished on the Alaskan coast, to close near Macleay .Saturday and Sunday M W Hunt left Tuesday to join bi- help or mcnoy refunded. very attractive literature, a new cabinet for legal blanks that communication between the eoast Most of the farmers of ou7 vicinity family in Ralem. wireless station of the navy and the are busy seeding. has recently lien made by Mr Stokes. describing in detail tl >• Nothing better for all kinds of military Alaskan telegraph system. T J l lill and wife spent Sundae with When the cabinet is completed we will many delights of a winti r Mr Algie Moss, of Scio, spent Sat Mr and Mrs W H Tate. headache. Pi ice 25 cents at be glad to I ive any one call and in iu California. PORTLAND MARKETS. at the honfeof his Uncle, J \V Apple Miss Anna Slagel is unable to at- spect the finish. Wheat— Track prices; Club, 88c; Mr and Mr« RogerJMoutgomery and Very lew round trip excursion-; tend school being numbered with th Ihe Oregon Sienna Paint is a pro red Russian, 86c; bluestem, 93c; baby, visit,-,I at F Herrling’s Sunday ickets are on sale to Califor-i? sick. duct of the Beaver State and a* such Valley, 91c. Barley— Feed, $26; rolled, $27® The P C l*ivs made very little at ia. The raid from West Stay Those who attended the dance at i* truly meritorious. The company to 28 . tempt to arouse tin* neighborhood ton to Los Angeles and rt turn Herbert Brown’s Saturday evening re has. a guaranteed cement that will Oats— No. 1 white, $31; gray, Halloween night, unless it was by is $56.80 port a good time. stop the leak in any water pipe be it $36. some very loud snoring. cither a wat er or'team pipe, a prat- Hay— Timothy, Willamette Valley, Limit six month* allowing Hurrah for Taft! M rs B eech er l.akt and eliildreii an ti- .1 demo,istration will !,. „rust,,,! fanc> ;- » 15; dm «»rdinary $12; East- stopovers iii either dirce - Mr and Mrs A C Barrow spent Sun ern Oregon, mix'd, $16; do. fancy, Miss N< ¡lie Corrigan, spent a very ion. .Similar excursion at your request A t any time yon ate ’ $17.50; alfalfa, $12. day at the home of J A Hafner. rate* are in effect l<> nil in 8 do«» you : i. mid I ..ml ■ amine j Butter— Extra, 3 5c; fancy, 33’¿ c ; pleasant Sunday at the.I Martin home E C Downing and family visit« d near Mari, ,y, it being Mr and Mrs the Oregon Sienna plant. choice, 27c; store, 18c. California points. For foil Sunday with Mr and Mrs A Burn«. Eggs— Extra, 35 © 38c; Eastern Martin* filth wedding anniversary. One aiid One-tliird Faro. information, -ping ear 1 J Hill, J T Hunt, M IV Hunt and 28 32c. Mr Andy Nealrn of Oak Glenn , reservations id ticket», ° » «w ount of th.; Al bruì y Apple Edw.-ml ¡md Leland Tate returned spent Sunday at rhe A P Kir-eh home 1 call on, telegraph <>r w rite Fair to be beiti in tini city \’ „\ )<) H- from a weeks hunt on the Abiqua- Wool— Valley 14 ® 15 %c; lb; Mr M ¡.I Lake mad'- a business trip H B Condi i, Agent, They report a good time and plenty of l i we will soli r uiml trip ticket* on On Monday morning Jake Seibert Eastern Oregon, 8 ® 16c, as to to Slayton lust Saturday. West 8'avton, or venison. thè H I' line» in ( Iregnn f,ir 0 , 1 ** and met with a very serious accident. He shrinkage. 'AIM MCMURRAV, The pupils of our school have been ; Mohair— Choice, 18® 19c. G c n c f ia l PAssr.isGco AacriT Mr and Mrs 0 C Nott spent Sunday was coming to town riding one ho-se one third far, m inimiiiu charge io h<- P O R T L A N D , OREGON enjoying themselves gathering nutum with J M King and wife. and leading another, his mount »lip. fifty cents SEATTLE MARKETS. leaves for tho purpose of brightening I Il II C oN DIT, AMT.. H B Hayre made a business trip to ped and fell with Join, nruler him, Wheat— Bluestem, 95c. the interior of tl,,* school room. 38-41 M O t Htnyton the hor>e however regained j(H f,et 1 Oats-- -$30 ® 31. the Capital City. The Apple hoys have returned from Barley— $26. Miss Emily of Portland, is visiting John clung to him even though the One of the A filet beys, having heard H a y — Eastern Washington timo their farm near Scio and are now busy fall had broken his leg in two places I her sister Mrs W If Hurt. a suspicion* mdse among the sheep the thy, $16 per ton; Puget Sound hay, digging “ spuds.” below tho knee. He managed to rr- $10® 11 per ton; wheat hay, $12 ntlirr day, went to investigate th e Messrs John Klapinske and F A Mi-s Della Phillips of in dependence, main on hi* h 'intil h arrived at per ton; a lf a lf a , $9.SO® 10 per Ion. Is staying with friends in this vicinity. matter with hi* “ Minuting Iron” and Knla-rtsm Card of Thanks. were in town Wednesday of home. Tin inj>. i-s re. ■ ¡vH im Buttor— Washington creamery, 34c alter killing the animal ami upon in this week lnokii g over th e Imindrv There will he a hall in the Victor mediate at. -nti m m d |,e a n ,.,, , P,r m: ranch’ 21* * 23c » * * «G <>'«- Wo desire to thank our friends nml _ , , , 1 eon, 28c per lb. veatigation, it proved to h n Lynx propositi,>n Th .y were favorably in* Hall the 14th. get along , ie< ly. Kggg Selected local, 42® 43c per leighbors /or their kindness s ml Tlie-e animals are »aid to have Is-eom, f»»< - . «1 with Slayton and will leturi, Merrily, merrily the wedding hells Me icgret vert mueli such accident- doz.; Eastern, 32® 16c per doz; Ore- sympathy during our late lie reave v r y numerous in that srwtioit and are j in » few days to are if it is possible t,. are ringing. they always leave their mark for tin ' ranch, 34c per do«, consider««] extremely dangerous toJ secure a gilo. This industry is gladly inent. M kh A?> G kkkiku "O le O lkbox ,” balance of the victims life. | stock. welcomed, wo also need a bakery. M r and M r * J J H arden . The member* of the Christian i i i i Church Id..-, table I. im i>,turdav • eve. for the purpose of raising funds to carry on the work of the church, and i gin ally nnmlier were out and quite a sum w as realized. A musical program was rendered, after which the hungry man was provided for. W E Thomas & Son. Must Call Attention That we have secured ihe agency for (he Celebrated Litchfieid Wagon Box Manure Spreader The cheapest and best manuere spreader on Ihe market to-day. Car lust Received Pittsburg Electric Weld Steel Wire Fencing in ail sizes for field or poultry. Prices un application. Sublimity Implement House, PHILIP M EIER, Prop. Now is the time Cal i f or ni a Conntry News. OREGON SIENNA PAINT Pumpkin Center. Southern Pacific Co. Siayton Pharmacy LEG BROKEN B Y HORSE | ” 07' l'ERHAPS A LAUNDRY. i J