The Stayton mail., November 13, 1908, Image 2

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T h « M a h . U strictly uoii | « r liu ii hui d r r o M k< Ih r gvia-ral tntari'*t* sud upbuilding oí
soiiUicMUTU Marion county n u l Stsyton In i-artU-ulsr- I’ h i M a u
thu hearty co-
opcrattou oí evcïjr community into which H U »-ont regularly to ittw cH hcn, luit «il sub­
scription* mutt be pal il for lin ri Pli the year tivorillnit to th* íollonrtiiK ru 1 i litt :
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newspaper can bo moiled to oil y -iibse.rlN-f At the regular u'itutil-rU»» riti - , w hen Mich sub­
scriber la more than ou» year tu Arrears. This order linik effect January 1. IIMl.
The penalty for violatili* the order is exclusion trout the nails. This íorc- s fita M t ii.1
an dati other paper* to iuslat that suhsen pilona be paid durinit the year.
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Displav advertisements 15 cents (H'r Issue single eoi.
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SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENCE.
Portland, Oregon, Novembei llt li.
Albany is not allowing the people
of Portland or the other valley cities
and towns to forget the Albany Apple
Fair and the dedication of the new
Southern Pacific depot on Tuesday,
November 10th.
Two of the greatest displays of ap
pies ever made in the Pacific North­
west arc attractions for early in
December. One will commence at
Portlaud December 1st aud continue
for three days, wheu Spokane will t ike
the center oi the stage in this same
character of entertainment from Dec­
ember 7th to 12th.
The Portland Commercial Club had
two great over flow occasions last
week. There were more people pres­
ent Tuesday night to get election
returns than at any time since the
new building was erected. But the
greatest event, both in attendance and
importance was the banquet given
Friday night to mark the opening of
the “ North Bank Hoad,” with honored
guests including James J Hill, Chair­
man of the Board of Directors of the
Great Northern ; Howard Elliot. l ’re--
ident of the Northern Pacific; Louis
Goldendale, Washington, has given all the com­
munities of the Pacific Coast a record in raising
money tor advertising purposes, by giving 5 a.oo for
every man, woman and child within the city limits,
or a total of
$00.00 and this came in at the rate of
> i2 v 0 0 a minute.
During the last few days that the colonist rates
were effective more than twelve hundred people
came to Oregon on one w ay tickets to make tins
state their permanent home.
Notice for Publication.
A fa ste r Stroke of
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United State« Land Office,
Portland, Oregon, October 10 HKIS.
Notice is hereby given that Katie
New Oliver Automatic Tabu­
Daxey Stamp, by Daniel AA Dineen,
her Attorney in Fad, of Cloverdale, lator, a Twin improvement to
County of Sonoma, State of California,
the Oliver Ruling Device.
Inis Hied in lliis office his application
Ju»t *
H« «ti <"it in*< bftnl«iii (m l
to select under the provision* of the
tfttiuiftllllK 0|Mfftt»M| b) A fllitflu kvy.
Act ol Congress Approved July I, 1H0H,
Y t l tltftl ftluiflt) kwjx m iltir k i
<»>|i
the K| S \\ l. S W \ SW J See. 28,and .lour« lo fttlilrtl
rllu f tuMlFftllltI mm * j
N E \ S U \ .-sec 30, Twp 11 H„ B 4 It «Im* Himy w llb Ih r l»rftln tuii«loi» t»ii>
Ea*i, \\ M. Any and all person* I tftbulfttlMiC. Thw n»otr©mv»it» o l ¿mrrltg' .
claiming adversely the land* described, i nr«« control!*«! 1») u i u i ** i » Itu g c rii Th« j
tfthuUtor work« ftutoniAtlt ftlly wit!» til»
or desiring to object beeauae of the
h v a ry in g M Otim cjN
mineral character id the land, or for
K«|Ul|»|W<! w ith 11« new
A n I u iu b I I i
any other reason, in the disposal t o 1 I ftbM lfttor, wl»!<’h «Nil be i»|Hirfttp«l h 1
applicant, alioold file their all ¡davit* ol
.Mill, t ttoii w ith tin* O l l m l.li»« I I n I
protest m this office ou or before the - mic
tli* Oliver»'
22nd day of November 1008
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In It»« work oi
A i . okiinon S R iikhhkk Register.
* riling ftiol rui
1st pub Get 23 1008.
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Notice for Publication.
OM'AKI MKNT OF TIIK INTKMUK.
I -. S Laud Office, at Portland, Oregon.
O c to b e r, 13. 1008
Notice is hereby given that David
K Sterrett, of Oakville, Pennsylvania, I
w ho, on October 13,1008,made Timber
land Application No 0545, for South
\V Hill, President of the Great North­
west l of Northeast J ami Northwest •core« ut « lu llU r tftbuiftUd rr««»n!«, O live r ,
ern. George P Harris, President of the
one-fourth of Southeast one-fourth ‘if No o liiu uu f i li a l , it 1» th«« o n ly iiiim h im I
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy;
Section 20, Township 10 South of (hut ouvrr* the ffliuiv t>r«»«B«l lit JJ of u i « h |
Range 4 East id Willamette Meridian, «*ru com lot'rot ft I u»«« in n «*»‘tl*ift<t**r>
Francis B Clarke, President of the
has tiled notice of intention to make w»y.
Spokane, Portland and Seattle, and
Final Cash Proof, to establish claim
The o ltv u r Autoiofttlo TfthuiftUir 1« » h
other officials of national reputation
to the laud above described, before the m tegrftl i«ftrt of «very now m ftrhluv *f»»r-
in the railway and commercial world.
Register and Receiver of the l S Land ulahwi w ithout ft eetit ««t<lktto»«ftI ehftfgr
A minature train was part of the
It I ft|M the « lit»»»* of ft long M-rkft Oi
Held at Slayton Precinct, in the county of Marion in the year UM>8 Office at Portland, Oregon, on the 2tltli
lluprtiVetueilU giv e n to the worlU til th«
decorative scheme of the banquet showing the number and name of each candidate anil the office and total day of December, 1008.
Claimant na ncs as witnesses Win. iiiftgnlflciitt in w O liv e r No 5.
vote recci ved by each in the above named precinct.
tables.
Kftch of itiut rumftrkftble iiinovntloti»
T Clark, of Gates, Oregon; C A Uevier,
thu O live r Tftimlfttor nt)«t the O liv e r
NO
N A M E OF C A N D ID A T E
O F F IC E
Total VO TE lb-e d of Gate», Oregon A W Knalow, of
the oilier.
Spokane, Washingtau; Peter Nystrum H illin g I*«*ilie*
12
K K Butler of Gilliam Co
For electors of
111
Together the> form m rouhitifttlou of
ol
Gates,
Oregon.
El
J D Lee of Multnomah Co
Pres anil V Pres.
112
Mrs Jane ltossiter died at her home
untohl v»liu in nil itrauiiiPi uf ruinutnr--
A i . okhvos S D ukhsku .
14
A C Marsters of Dougins Co
For Pres Win
111
ciftl ftccoutittug.
live m i l l e a s t of '-nblimity on Nov­
38
48
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Register.
15
Frank J Miller of-Linn Co I H Taft. V Pres
112
The O live r Tyl»ew rit«T !• fir»t o l nil n
ember 7th. Cause of death, neuralgia
) James Sherman
corrr«|H>tiileiice
iu h i lilm
«u|*retnu
lit
of the heart. She was aged BO years,
N O TICE.
111
O P Coshow o! Douglas Co 1 For electors of
117
»1*1«-tidt<t »< rvlce. It iiiftkc* wo«k •
17
August Huckestein Marion
7 months and eight days.
I Pres and V Pres
11<J
Notice is hereby given that Frank L Ufa hy |»rovl«ling ftiitomfttlo no an« ol
IS
E S J McAllistei Mult. Co
;• For Pres W J
117
Mrs Boss iter was of a kind and lov­
•pacing, tfthuliititig, ru lin g, im ilcfttlug u
Huston, of Vancouver, Washington, M l i rin u u g |M>inl. «ecurlng |«roper rvgl«*
l ’J
Samuel W hite Baker Co
Bryan.
V Pres
1PJ
able disposition that endeared her to.
li astileil in this office hi* application ter, etc.
j John W Kern
tne whole community in which she
Thu «aviiig of (Im p, of m ental calcuiatlott j
to enter under the provisions of the
lived as well as to her relatives scat­
20
\V P Elmore of Linn Co
A For electors of
11
ol it.ftui|>uI«t|ou, of < « tra Attention a n d 1’
tered throughout Canada and Oregon.
A
ct
of
July
1st,
1808,(30St.it
,51)7
1120)
21
Hiram Gould of Wash Co j Pres and V Pres
8
o ( v )« fttrulu ift At« incfticufttile Iw n e A i to !
Jane Starrett was born in Bramp­
22
A J Hunsaker Yamhill Co ) ■ For Pres K W
il
that land which when surveyed will la­ I the o|«cri»t«»f
ton, Canada and was married to W S
SS
F M e K ira te r of Mult, c i I Chali h . For V P
10
A n d th«* gftiii tn volum e of w ork weil
the NJ of N.J of See. 30, Tp. If S., R. 4
Rossiter at the age of twenty. They
J A S
Watkins
ion«- w ithout i ttrB o|*« fftttve
• fT*»rt
East,
Willamette
Mcr.
A
ry
anil
all
mean» m uch to every employer.
resided iu Canada for a number of
24
Peter8 Beek of Tm atilla Co
For electors of
17
persons claiming adversely the lands
years, moving to Oregon in 1879 and j
\\ rile for tin- tow O l i v e r <.»i«»l«*g-
Pres and V Pres
SS
W T Grider .>t Union Go
10
lias since resided in the community in ,
described
or desiring to object because or tM-ltor » till— ft»k the u v a rv ii O live r |
20
James E Quick of Coos Co
Pres E V Debbs
10
\ge iit (or a Ire«* d e m o n stra tio n of klodei '
which she ilied.
27
F C Varner of Benton Co
V. P. B Hanford
17
of the mineral character of the land or
No. y
Her hu*band proceeded her 1.) years
for any other reason to the disposal to
28
J W Bennett Clackamas Co
For electors of
ago. leaving her with a family of small
The Oliver Typewriter Co.
applicant should file their affidavits of
29
Win R Lake of Multnomah
Pres and V Pres
children.
protest in tins office on or before the
JO
M J Malley of
Pres T L Hisgen
t£M Ftr<t A r a n u s ,
Shi- w.*s buried Nov 9th at l uiou
22nd day of November, 1008
31
T A Sweeney of
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V. P. J T Graves
Hill cemetery. She was the mother
Seattle, Washington.
A lukknon 8 D iik .--. ku Register.
32
For County High School
Yes 133
of Chas Rossiter who is well known
1st poll. Oct. 23, 1908.
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No 77
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Box 96 Stay ton. Oregon.
We are not expecting to have any favorable com­
ments on this issue but if possible we will try and
do better by our patrons in the near future. Our
Linotype arrived this week but owing to a press of
business we were unable to have it set up. We
expect to have the machine in operation next week
and by the first of January will lx* able to give our
patrons all of the local as well as a larger amount of
general news. It requires time to make i m p r o v e ­
ments so we will hope to be favored by our patrons
in forgiving the delay and small space until the im­
provements have been completed.
Editor.
Statement
Of Tally Sheets of the Election
DIED.
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Pride is Universal
Home Comfort
THE BEST
O u r PRIDE UNIVERSAL STEEL
RANGE is o u r le a d e r in r a n g =
es. T h e y a re m a d e in dif=
fe re n t s iz e s b u t h a v e a ll ne=
ce ssary
r e q u ir e m e n t s
to
s u it th e m o s t e x a c t i n g c o o k
o r h o u se w ife .
Home Com fort
American Field Fence
White Porcelain Lined Oven Door, easy to keep
clean and practically indestructible.
Spring Balanced Drop Oven Door, when open
rests on cast lugs projecting from door hinges,
making same a very substantial oven shelf.
Key Plate Top with heavy covers and centers,
will not warp or firecrack and will outlast the
bolted top as used in other ranges.
Main Top is made in four sections, securely
bolted together, allows for expansion and con­
traction and is aw ay from the direct action of
the fire.
Patent Adjustable Sliding Oven Damper always
works easily and gives perfect control of the
heat in the oven.
Fire Box is fitted with extra heavy sectional
cast linings, thoroughly ventilated to guarantee
its lasting qualities.
Duplex Grate whan reversed forms a perfect
wood burning grate and can be removed thro'
front of range without disturbing the fire box
linings.
Large Ash Pit Section allows a free circulation
under grate.
The Oven Top and Flues are extra wide and
deep, allowing a free circulation of heat and as­
suring a uniform heat throughout the oven;
also all of the six lids receive the benefit of all
heat direct from the fire box.
Extension Fire Box for Wood. Large Bailed
Ash Pan.
Pouch Feed Door with check slide damper.
Cast Iron Reservoir Casing fitted with large
white enameled reservoir.
The Nickel Trimmings are artistically designed,
prepared and plated by a special process giving
them a brilliancy found only on Universal Stoves
and Ranges.
H. J. MARKING
At this season of the year
is certainly obtained by h av ­
Hog Fight, Stock Proof,
ing one of our
H um ane and Strong.
# e in g the
Heating Stoves
For wood or coal.
Among our lines
are found
Uprights, Base
Only Hinge Joint
Fence on the market to=day
Burners,
that w ill stand the severest
A ir T ights and Kero­
tests.
sene Stoves.
MISCELLANEOUS
W h a t is more com fortable
in
a home than
to have
A m on g
our miscellaneous
near your heating stove a
lines you will find
fine
Speedy Washers
Couch or Lounge
All sizes of
on which to recline and en­
joy the long w in ter even­
ings. W e have
COTTON ART SQUARES
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F arm ers H ardw are
Colors to Match
Builders H ardw are
Kitchen W a re
Your parlor trim m ings. O r­
der your HolidayGoods now.
They can be delivered at
you r pleasure.
General Hardware
Treasures
Cabinets,
Etc. Etc.
Furniture
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