on Tuesday to the Tilt, 8th ami 9th
grades hv L 8 l.amliert assisted hv
Director K 8bcpherd. The met Inal oi
/
voting was explained ami the lesson
demonstrated. It was a success. The
it © r e d rrt t l i o p o s t o t i i o # .it S l a y t o n , O r e g o n , • »»* grade» voted intelligently anil with
credit to themselves and this commun
m a l l m a t t e r o f t i r o s e c o n d oJ;is.si.
ity. The lesson was thoroughly en
T h * M m b i t n c l l ; BOB |«K1 h ii tat ilivutnl 1« tin got r*l tnn rosls Kinl ii |,building o( joyed by all Kverything was arranged
«outhca*t«Mi Marion county amt Stay ton in pariicular- T h * M ail <k-»in>» tlio Itcarly co i ami carried on just the same as on a
operation oi every community into »Inch » la sent regularly to .uh.yriIvors. l*ut all »«Is
regular election day
DiHoronl pupils
•criptions inu.t br paiil fortluriue the year according 10 the following; ruling:
By an order of the postmaster General of the C iitte.l •*-«!■ issued Dee I, HOT, no weekly were tagged such as first clerk second
newspaper can tw mailed to any suh'oriher at th regular seooml-elas» ran «. w I u such »uts J clerk and so on.
acrlber 1 » more than one year In arrears. Thi« order took effect January 1, 1-JW-.
Guy Kearns made a large copy of
Tho penalty for violating I In order is exclusion (rout the mails Tin« fore. - Tee M vtl
and all other paper. to tnatat that aubserlptloua he paid duriug the yiar.
the Official ballot for Slayton preeinct
Kate* lu Advance 12 month*
I14'1
. hi the hoard. From this copy Mr
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Lambert made a splendid talk.
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Single Copy
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We must not forget that "The 1'ub-
Ou and after thl* date, August Till I*** toe '»Honing rales tor advertising will be
lie School is the hope of the Nation."
adhered to except in the ease of the completion oi contract* already made.
tavto n
Wet
■ee our
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NOT
borrow
turn it
FOfi
fumi -
at the
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These rates apply to foreign a* well a» local advertising and will he »«Hetty adhered to.
All communications sent in for publication must bear the* signature o! the wrltxu. This
rule apply* to either local, general, political, church, or other Item*’
Kmcp G. Co.si.xT, kpitor .
Box 98 Stay ton, Oregon.
Hallie Shelley, Alice Shepard, Irene
Shelley, Grace Crabtree, Della Harold
Mulde Cornish. Ina Harold, Lei tic
Weddle, Jessie Goodman and Mi*
Goodman An unusually pleasant
evening was spent by the vom.g
people and after the regular Bible
»indy was over numerous games were
played and in «meof them a handsome
pri/c was given in the wav of a lnv« lv
motto set in a neat frame i Intoni
Harold being the lucky person seem..I
the prise
During the evening lunch
was served and at a lato hour the
guests departed feeling that they had
Notice for Publication.
TIIB INTKKIOK.
United States Land Office,
I'ortlaml, Oregon, October K) 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Katie
Davey Stamp, l.y Daniel W Diueeu,
,K.r <v„ „ riu.y ¡„ Kaot, of Cloverdale,
e ,millv ,,f Hom.ina, Stale of California,
,iM
lhU
hi#
(t,
nn<lt>r the provisions of tho
Congress Approved Julyl, 1898,
Die ^ ,s \\
n \y \ SW$ Soc. 28,and
s ^ s W \ Sec 30, Tup It S., B I
Kilst, W. M. Any ami all persons
claiming adversely the lumi* described,
been well repaid for their trip into the K
lu " '‘J '“*;1 b*»usc ,,f the
.
. .
. mineral character of tho land, or for
country. They also wish to thank any other reason, to the disposal to
Tom Taylor for furnishing the means applicant, should file their affidavits of
protest hi this ottico on or beforu the
of transportation.
22ml day of November 1908.
Mrs Huntley, Mrs Merts, Mrs .lack-
A uikknon .' s D kfsafk Register,
son and Miss Caspcll were visitors
1st pub. Oct. 23 1908.
during the week.
Filler Gressmuii o( Eugene, dolivered 1 last pub. Nov. 21) “
lUCI'AKTMKNT OF
North Santiam Nuggets
Mis* Mablc Gardner has returned
to school after a very severe illness.
Those out of school on account of
sickness were Mae Wright and Kthel
Worth.
A Master Stroke of
T ypwriter Invention.
New Oliver Automatic Tabu
lator, a Twin Improvement to
the Oliver Ruling Device.
Juitt a m Ii n c l e a n - c u t mcchanUm ft» j
tatuilathitf operai»«! I»> a »1 un lo key.
Vet that »!imlo kwy inilm'kN nctirc» •»
«ItHir» to a«l«!«ul typ»wrl(«*r enuvvitlfin'o j|
1U <!«»»• away with the hraln-Untatoli oij!
tahiiliittnic. Tit«' inttvcmt ut* of carrlaiu i
art* cutitruU.Ml h> Utiatcli itiiMcra. TI d \
latxilalor work« atitomaUcally with uu
varyInn accuracy.
K-jillppcil with Ita new
\ul»»na»l<
Inhiilator, which tail In* o|-»r*U«l n
v'tiiiih-clloti with the O liver I.In«* Kill
» ii £ liavln», I he Oltvora’ apheru of useful
lii'iM 1« uu II in tied,
In the work ohi
wriiliiff and nil
twn very interesting discuursca Inai |
Sunday at th.-North Santiam Christian
Notice for Publication.
UKPAKTMKST OF TH K INTKKIOK.
eh uro li.
The pupils of thè North Santiam 1 ‘ 8 ‘ U m l ‘ »H’iw .at Bortland, Oregon.
I UK ninnatimi h
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porta,
Involo»»
HiatcuioliU,
In ¡j
Vtflitorlea, » l» ,-!|
l.tatt ug
ihcekti
!>e p o i 1 1 H 11 p» J
d u ll
I I v iti a J
Voue her«,
I'aal.g
and Credit KaicaJ
T r i a l H h I hih
1
I'av Utili», Coal
It ec o rda
atei
publte seliool lield a Social last Sat.
Nolico is hereby given tliat David
Mr Shepherd waa busy throughout evetiiug (or thè purpose of raising j K Bterrett, of Oakville, l’oniisylvania,
fuuds to get ati organ for thè seliool. who, un Octolier 13,1908,Iliade Tiinber
the proceedings.
A ii ii in ber vv ero out and ouitc a som
Application No 0i »1 ò, for South-,
County School Sup’t Smith says the press defeated the It was a delightful lesson troroughly
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west J of Northeast \ and Northwest
was r«a ui .
ono-fourtli of Soulhi-aHt one-fnurth of acorea of •Imllar tahui«i« »i rimordi, olh vi ,
high school bill: and he is right. At Salem, Gervais and Jef enjoyed by all.
Gilbert Beai, alio live* near thè l’ro- • Scction 20. Township 10 South of No .*» haa no »qual. II la lh«i only math I id
ferson, where the papers supported the measure, the vote Through Mi*s Cornelius a rousing videi.ee cliurch was visiting bis Uro- Runge 4 Fast of Willauictte Meridian, that covert the whole hroad field ol mini 1
«'outmereiai uara In a aallafaeior)
w as largely in its favor, while at Silverton it was almost un vote of thanks was extended these two U n t U B n I --filli« place, Bunday bna flled nolice ol iotention to tnak# ert*
way.
i.'\ i . >eal
v x.i »imi
..i wiia
... : #«, held
i l i cervie«
• « ut à . Filini , Cftth FfooÌ. tu
cimili
animous against it, and Woodburnalso went the wrong way. instructors in civics by the class of
Killer
The Oliver Automatic Tabulator la at. i
tu ih«* lumi nbove ili-MTUM ti, t*fU>ro ilio tnU'Kral
voters.
This
lesson
will
never
he
for
part of every new intuohilic- fur
Of
course
those
editors
had
a
riant
to
oppose
the
measure,
thè
saluta
meeting
house
Bunday
R«g,
.ter
and
Kcceiver
of
thè
V
S
Land
W a
ti la lied without a cent additional cliarM«
gotten. When these pupils arrive at
Office at l’oriland, Oregon, un tho 2tith
generi and use what they deemed _> >d judgement in doing so. the age or time when they are en morning ami evening.
It capa the • lima a of a Ioni acrlet oi
Flislia
Oglesheo
bus
he.-n
visiting
day
of Doeemlier, 11*08.
They
are
good
papers
with
lots
of
influence
in
their
fields,
linprovcnieiiia iivcn to the wurhl in tin
office.
titled to vote they will vote intelligent relative« in Salem thè past several
Claimant na nos as witne.soa; Wm. I utaanlileciii now Oliver No A.
and we hope to see them experience a “change of heart” and ly.
1
T Clark, of Galea, Oregon; C A Bcvu-r,
Kach of II ivm ' remark aide Innovation*
help carry Marion at next election by 2,000 for high school.
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of Gatos, Oregon; A W Fnslow, of
the Oliver Tabulator and the oil*, r
The School house yard was cleaned
Messrs riiomtis and Maek went to Spokano, Wukhingtilii; l ’etor Nystrum Kuiini l»eviee aupplemetiu the other*
--Jefferson Review.
, on Friday afternoon, different grades s-alem Tucsday, to purchaae an organ
Galea, Oregon.
Together they form a eonhlnation oi
A lokknon S D kksskk .
going out at different periods. The for the school at this place
untold value tu all hranehca u| coiititD-r
38 18 |>d.
Ica-t he worthy a hearing and therefore lower room» worked just after dinner
Kegistor. cl al accounting.
May Burnett of Marion, was visiting
Tho Oliver Typewriter ta flrai of all a
all parents, all teachers and all who and the up[>er rooms after 3 p. m.
at the home of T G Clark, Sunday
¡•re
liable
to
join
either
of
these
classes,
N
O
T
IC
E
.
corrct|io
tide nee utachlm auprenic
In
taking no recess upstairs.
A Birthday sermon.— If the under
apUndld servie», ft make» Work a plea*
Alf Beal who Inis lived among us
are cordially invited and any one else
Notice is hereby given that Frank I. ure hy providing aiitomalle mean a ol
signed live» and has hi* health next
Thanksgiving exercises at school on
for several years, has gone to Califor
will also be welcome. The text will l>e
Huston,
of Vancouver, Washington, »paeliig, tabulating, ruling, indicating e*
Wednesday
between
three
and
four
in
Bunday, he will be sixty-eight years rioiomon’g words, "Train up a child in
nia, with the intention of locating
li astiled in this office his application act printing point, aeeurlng proper rigli j
the
afternoon.
All
are
invited
to
come
ter. etc.
of age. He has had twenty years ex the wav he should go and when he is
there.
to enter under tho provisions of the
at that time and at all times.
The »avtug of time, of tiieiilal calculation
perience as a school teacher, and over old he will not depart from it ”
Will McCatinon is suffering with a Act of July 1st, 1898,(30Stat.,597-020) of inaulpulatlou, of extra atteullon and
.twenty-five as a preacher of the Gospel,
»train U an tucalcuable benefit to
A H Carman, l’astor Baptist Church.
Berean Club Has Enjoyable Trip. severe attack of erysipelas on his face, tliikt laud which when surveyed will bo of the cyo
operator.
and has brought up a family of child
Mr Bunoll of Grants I'ass, lias pur- tho N| of N} of See. 30, Tp. 11 8., K. I
Ami the galli III volume of work well
ren to manhood and womanhood, has
1 Last Saturday evening the Berean
cliase.l the property of Mrs Chance,on Fast, Willamette Mer. Ary and all «Urne—without evira narrativo effort
Club met at the home of J T Follis
seen something of life in many Stat* s
incaua much to every employer.
The school house doors are closed near Kingston. The pur|K>se for meet which the Carboliueuin dipping plant persona claiming adversely tho lands
Write f«»r the new Ol i ver C atalog— .
and will endeavor to give his congre
is located.
described or desiring to object because or lyi'ttcr »till — a*k the ticarcal Oliver*
gation next Sunday morning some of to day, Wednesday, and will be until ing at Mr. Follis home was on nccount
. ... . ”,
, of the mineriil character of the land ur \getit (or a free demuiodralloti of Mode) !
the results of his experience and ob Monday morning The teachers here of Miss Jessie Goodman who with her
I lie Ladies of the Christian Church (or ,ln>. ollll.r
lo llu.
tu I No. u.
servation and study in the line of join the large army of instructors who mother is staying there for the benefit will hold a Thanksgiving Dinner in applicant should file tlmir affidavits of
The Oliver Typewriter Co.
"C H ILI) TRAINING.”
While he will attend the annual institute at of the formers health.
the building formerly used by Watters protest in this office on or bcloru the
1311 Fi rat Avenue,
November, 1908.
makes no pretensions to having com Salem for the next three days. Much
Among those present were Harvey & (jueener. The public is cordially - - m» ‘I“)’
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lcikrnon
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Uegi
Register,
Seattle, Washington.
pletely mastered his subject, and while good comes from these gatherings in Beauchamp, Tom and Stephen Taylor, invited to attend. Come and lu-lp (In-
1st pub. Oct. 23, 1908.
some may not agree with him on all the great field oi education.
Clifford Harold, Otis Vernon, J T and ladies ami make this a gala feast of
Inst pub. Xov. 20, “
A practice le«son in civics was given Carl Follis, John Crabtree. Misses the ve-ir Dinner ticket« 25 cents.
points, we believe the -uhject will at
Baptist Church.
SCHOOL NEWS.
Pride is Universal
Home Comfort
O u r PRIDE ( NIVERSAL STEEL
RANGE is our ieader in rang=
Home Comfort
At this season of the year
is certainly obtained by hav
ing one of our
es. They are made in dif=
ferent sizes but have all ne=
cessary requirements to
suit the most exacting cook
or housewife.
White Porcelain L;
We
1 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 v e r / 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 away from the direct action of
the fire.
Patent Adjustable 3 „mg Oven Damper always
works easily and gives perfect control of the
heat in the oven.
Fire Box is fitted ;/ith 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 Iren 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 nn Universal Stoves
and Ranges.
H. J. M ARKING
THE BEST
American Field Fence
Hog Tight, Stock Proof,
Humane and Strong.
Being the
Heating Stoves
For wood or coal.
Am ong our lines
are found
Uprights, Base Burners,
Air Tights and Kero-
sene Stoves.
What is more comfortable
in a home than to have
near your heating stove a
fine
Only Hinge Joint
Fence on the market to-day
that will stand the severest
tests.
MISCELLANEOUS
Among our miscellaneous
lines you will find
Speedy Washers
Couch or Lounge
on which to recline and en
joy the long winter even
ings. We have
Colors to Match
Your parlor trimmings. Or
der your HolidayGoods now.
They can be delivered at
your pleasure.
All sizes of
COTTON ART SQUARES
Farm ers Hardware
Builders Hardware
Kitchen Ware
Treasures
Cabinets,
Etc. Etc.
General Hardware
•J
Furniture