The Stayton mail., January 01, 1909, Image 4

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We desire to thank our customers for the past year $ m i lo c al f ie l d
and
wish them
happy
New
a Merry,
Merry Christmas and a
Year.
W. F. KLECKER.
| -he.lr Te.7s1 "in nil i7] with The cups «-7
Turkish coffee and the Turkt-h elga-
, ro tes, mixed In with snugs and toasts.
! It Is highly Interesting for a plain
American, with a plain name like Jim
Jones, to sit in om* o f tilt's«» cafes and
hear the songs o f the foreign gentle-
: men with the seven Jointed surnames,
i observe the satisfaction depicted i»
their countenances as the fea • goel
i on and receive the Impression that thlr
b y H O b E U T •nO fiM F.Li..
Is real Christmas cheer, though It b*
tl.ir- n days late according to oiu
(CorvrUtit. it* by Am erican Press A fr o met Inal o f counting time
elation.]
.IIR
ISTM A S « l ines luit once a
‘
HRISTMAS
ste somebody, ami
if
year," wroi
y neeeptetl
the state­
everybody
:
ment as truth. It Is not m u.
however, for Christmas comes twice a
year. Those o f us win* reckon by the
Interesting Items Gathered
Gr orian calendar celebrate I'ec.
From A ll Ports o f the State.
Those who 8till adhere to the Julian
calendar observe Jan. 7. Russia Is the
only great nation which still holds out
I: se Decision on T a ft’ s \ lews.
for the Julian calendar. The tire- k
f
Catholic church sticks to the time
N
labor divisions as authority,
measurement adopted by Julius Caesar .he supreme court held ihat if the
forty-sis years before the birth of owner of dangerous machinery neg­
Christ. Thus the Greeks and all the lects to cover it he cannot escape re­
adherents o f that
sponsibility to an injured employe on
church. Including the ground that the employe assumed
the Russians, of the risk. So far as Oregon is con­
course, hold their ci rti; d this is the establishment of a
Christmas on the new rule of employer’s liability,
7th day of Jan­ though it is no more than a judicial
uary.
n cognition of the factory inspection
In the city of a - of 1907. This decision will un­
New York both doubtedly cause proprietors oi fac­
Christmas days tories to protect tlicir machinery in
are celebrated. every possible way, for the supreme
The .1 a n u a r y court declares this to be their duty,
date, as a matter whether ordered to do so by the
of course, is ob­ Labor Commissioner or not.
served by com­
paratively f e w
I". S. Machinery Loaned to Lane.
l>ersons, but it is
Eugone— I. B. Cushman, of Acme,
observed rigidly, has received a letter from Congress­
'KEY FAST I OR
elaborately and man W. C. Hawley, in forming him
ro a T Y h a y s .
f a it h fu lly
by tha; the Chief of Engineers of the
those who desire to render unto Caesar United States army has secured from
that which is Caesar's even as to the the Secretary of War the loan of the
calendar.
government machinery now at the
New York city has a considerable mouth of the Coquille river for the
population of Greeks, Russian--. Ar­ building of a jetty at the mouth of
menians, Syrians, Servians. Foies, Bul­ the Siuslatv river, in Lane county.
garians. Montenegrins and Ylachs, all
Efforts are now being made to se­
of whom observe the Julianic Christ- cure an appropriation from congress
■Hts. For forty days prior to Jan. 7 to equal the sum which is expected
they observe a fast, eating no meat to be raised by the bonding act. The
neither beast, fish nor fowl. They eat county will probably be bonded for
fish eggs or caviare, but draw the line $300,000 if a bill looking to that end
is put through the next statu legisla­
there. Their principal diet for the for
ty days’ fasting is made up of olives, ture.
beans, caviare breqd and crackers.
Hope to Overthrow Prohibition.
But at o o'clock on the morning of
La Grande— Prohibition In Union
Christmas day, Jan. 7, the Julia.) 1st
fa.-.; is over. It is not necessary to county is in dire danger. W hen the
hii ; lhat these people count the days order first became effective i- was at­
till Christmas or that they rejoice and tacked by a local brewer, J. Roesrh,
are
-»ceding glad when the anniver- who asked for an Injunction on the
§c:. . rrives. These facts are obvious. ground that Sheriff Childers had not
Clu
nas means for them a glorious properly posted the notices of elec-
fea . a square meal, several square ,. ion. The circuit court denied the
m*- —in fact, a round of square meals. request for injunction.
The case rested there, but. since
C " Jullanist friends go to church
ear! on their Christmas morning, but the supreme court has rendered its
s-.v< oing decision in the Grant coun­
no: too early. They eat breakfast
ty case, which is similar in almost
first. High mass Is celebrated in the
every respect to this one, Roesch
Gr
Orthodox church at 8 o'clock.
g ; v notice of appeal to the supreme
Tin- forty days' fast having ended two
c
V.T n the decision Is forth-
he; , before, the JulLani-ts are joy­ cotiing it is believed that the local
fully full of the gm.el things of this 0 •' n law will be invalidated, as the
world before they enter the house of 1 ' a courty Instance is regarded to
worship. The chief viand, so far as i
-v po T.; of notices is similar
its symbolic character goes. Is a to tha’ in Grant county.
spiced loaf of rye bread covered and
lUlec! with walnuts, with a cross cut
Identity o f Body Questioned.
an top. This is called the christop-
Oregon City— One of the mo»» sen­
•omn—“ bread of the Christ.” But It sational affidavits has just b -n pre-
is not to be doubted that beefsteaks, ST. eJ by Frank Hesse, an attorney
fowl«, fishes, saddles o f mutton end of Port!a;i.J, in which cha-ges are
jtlicr subslantials are devoured. Here made that bring into question the
tnd there one of the presumably faith­ identity of the man whose body was
ful |moves faithless and falls before found at Springbrook schoolhouse,
Clir: ;tmas, his craving for a meat diet ru n Oswego, on September 13 last.
oel : too strong to resist. This weak H e r e has a client, Bernhardt Halst
bro: i-r is ignored by the faithful.
by name, who avers that the dead
It Is in the cafes in the sections of man was his brother, but thus far
the city where the Jullanists dwell has brought forward to evidence to
that this Christmas day is celebrated prove this supposition.
In less than a week after the un­
with the most visible gusto. The Greek
“ young bloods" gather in the little res­ known rnan was buried, Mrs. Efiie
taurants and sit long over tables heavy B. Robinson, of Firland Station,
w l’ ii edibles and light with wines. Multnomah county, appeared and de­
manded that the remains be ex­
humed. This was done and she de­
clared that the body was that of her
father, F. A. Williamson, from Tex­
arkana, Texas, who was visiting her.
January
Christmas of the
Julianites
DOINGS IN OREGON
f
Dairying Certainly Pays
Essay,— The
experience of our
forefathers teaches us. lhat live stock
is the foundation for successful agri­
culture.
Such being the iase. the
special purpose dairy cow stands prv
eminent as the most profitable class
of animals that can be kept upon the
farms lu the vicinity of Slayton To
obtain these special purpose dairy
cows the only practical way is to rah
them ourselves.for they must be bred
tight .fed right on w hoieeome food,
not so much at a time, but regularly,
and you must keep it up. They shou
Id come fresh in the Early Fall when
our KaK> or corn Silage is ready to
feed. \\> should have green vetch
or clover hay. have our barley and
oa.s rolled or chopped and with the
us - of oiline&l we can feed a ''B al­
anced Ration" on practically homo
grown food.
Vn a\ erage good dairj cow hand­
led and fed as above suggested shou­
ld produce not less than $ 100 worth
of Buttorfat per annum besides th«
skimmilk. 1 can show by my cream­
ery statements, that for the last 15
days In November and the first 15
days in December of the present yeai
making a total of 30 days. 1 received
$115.46 cash for the cream from K
cows besides leaving about 5300 lbs
of skimmilk on the farm to be fed to
Hogs. Calves. Poultry etc.
I am Yours R
, c .8. Bow lie.
Thomas Grocery
nono Batteri«'# for *»lo ul H.
Um i» hom o iron t F o r tu m i
It olivi it VI
rvvevuily fttirtiovl from
itvKvti. Drei
rWk vli.v hard I uovi
W .kill vi 11
VI Ml. OFFICE
tUIIU a.ll»l«*l>
from \\ 1!
Holiday «•
t
baby
ari- j
Maud
Mi
\V Watters and;
V tatting 1
wife
er and \.J S i hitler,umili
Lee K
trip to Sali'Ui. Monday
a bus ine
of this week
Herbert Bennett, a Linotype opci
ator in Portland, was a Slayton vis
Itor the first of the «v k
We have been in business just
one year.
our
We wish to thank
patrons
business
for
the
vear and
you
their
past
wish
all
a
Happy New Year.
Riley Thomas and wife >(
land, spent Christ nun. lie!
Thomas Is a daughter of C.G
Frank L. Blakely, who ino­ been In
lia.nti ru Oregon for the past year, U
u lioltduy \Uitor at the W.tMttakely
home.
Miss Orpha Darby of
Portland,
spent Xmas with relatives .it home,
returning to Portland Saturday moru
lug.
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS MEATS AT THE
W F Kb cker tuid family left Tu< —
day for Portland where tin y will «
No *
joy tlieiuse'.vis until after
WE HAVE ON HAND FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK
Year's
kei>.
turkvv *, chickens, veal and choice cut« of hcol
I I * arc jllst
All our patron« who have not re Fine |s
reived one of our 1909 Calendars ne fv Mts the street Irmn the llrick BUckainitb Shop on Waler Streit
should call ami get one
E. R. BURRES, Proprietor.
W E Thomas & Son.
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
S la y ion
S t a te
Bank.
Mr. and Mrs. J F.Potter and child­
I have ■srur.il lits ilgcltr) fur Ih.
ren spent Christmas at the A.Mill
home. They
returned
Monday to
Celebrated Bullhide” Whips
their home lu Mill City.
M lF Al \NY I’l.ME Y o l ' ARK
Vf in inni of W lnittary
W
Have
I» en here almost 20 years.
The
Ladies
Improvement
Club
.Im i putt in«* » I m% h o m r.
meets regularly on the first and third1 I ** 11 t»n 11»«» »•l«l •ti6ii«l-bjr W H Cooper
PA
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F
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t: 9i
Mondays of each month at 3 : 3 ») p.m. I
•j
e r iT T O V , OHMION.
W
in the City Hail.
I'M
v v w v v v v v v v v v v v v v v v
I The Woolen mill was closed Thun-
Wanted— Five timber claims sub j
! day
Friday ami Saturday of last
jecl
to entry under T *r S. A 36 j
• | week, thus allowing the i tuployc. #
Mall
l*!*
time to visit out of town points
Joint Installation.
Miss Zulu Watters, w h o‘ Is teach-
Did you Bee the display of Xum»!
Ou Saturday evening was held a { ing school at Slht r Creek Fallsspetit
f
the holidays at the home of her par­ nn at at the Stay ton Meat Market?
joint installation of officer«
if not wt will be phased to have you
ents. W.8.Watters and wife.
AND
call and look them over, wo think j
Masonic and Eastern Star Lodgi of
Mis« Cora Sulivan
was an over you will find what you want for a
this city, for the ensuing year.
I Sunday guest of Mrs. G, L. Brown, line Xmas dinner. See our ad else-j
On account of the late arrival of j Miss Sulivan is a teacher in the Port where in tin-- i 'in
E K III RRKS.
some oi the Star officers the Mason« land school« and at one time taught
In the Stay ton schools.
installed tir-t, as follow
W. ii Hole
Mr A.J.Schuler, of South Dakota.
Do you know that the
son, worshipful master; W A Elder, Sr. | arrived in Stay loq lest week. Mr
U H E W E R D R U G CO.,
Cold Tablet» are
Warden; C H Brewer, Jr. Warden: ii Schuler is very favorably impressed K — N —O— X — A
best
C O LD . L A G R I P P E and
F Pennybaker, Sr. Deaeon ; J M Dow n­ with Slayton and vicinity and will the
HEADACHE CURE
at
ing, Jr Deacon; Clifford Harold, Sr. undoubtedly locate here.
BREW ER
DRUG C O M PA N Y.
Steward; J if IVnnyhaker, Jr Steward
Mr» John Kerber and Mrs John THE
visited Sunday ut> the 42tf.
(i W Murphy, Tyler; W E Thomas, Van Handel
home
of
Mrs
Kerber’» grandmother
Chaplain
Following thi. was the instnllstinn ! in Sublimity, it being the birthday of
of the Star officers, who are; Lillie the latter who is SS years of age.
Don’t forget the date of the DcMoss
Missler, worthy matron; 01 if. Harold
Our Assortm ent of C hristm as and
New Years Post Cards can not
worthy patron; Rose Follis, associate Lyric Hurd»— Jan. 13th. This is •»lie
Charlh Driscoll. West Slaytons pop
be excelled
matron: Della Harold, Conductress; of the be-t mu-i.ial companies travel
Cards from 2 for 5
L S Lambert, Secretary; Mrs Wright ng mid they always have a full house t lar im ri-liant attended the Auction
to 25 Cents each.
tuytou. t>|ieMi Bale in stayton Tuesday.
Treasurer; Anna Hobson, Chaplain;! tvhen they come to
S E E T H E M B E F O R E B U Y IN G .
Alta Hobson, Organist: Effie Harold, lions», January 13th.
C K Looae came homi today In
Ada; Ellen G Lambert, Ruth; Dora
i
h r to spend Xmas with his family.
Shi eve, Esther; Bessie Philippi Martha |
Mrs H Smith. Electa; (leant a rimmas
Ubarli«'
reports snow lu the niount-
W ELL ESTABLISHED LINE
Warder; A L Shrcve, seminal.
Kerber Brothers Handle Oliver
eiiia and tiiat the "Htuff Is sur«1 that*..
After the installation there was a
Chilled ar.d Steel Plows.
Bank Building.
Mr., M.E.Reiter, Slaytons leading
song, “ Don't you Mind the Sorrows or
Kerbers have succeed* d in gaining
the Sighs,” by Elizabeth Alexander , another notch in the plow world by dre-.itnuk r has recently be«-n employ
and n short talk on “ Masonry" by W . Handling the Oliver
Chilled
anti • i at the Foret!«' home, where she dm
H Hobson.
steel plows. These plows have bee.i some tine work in tin' art of «'nvling
Following this the guests were in­ | tne standard among farmers for man.
Truly Mrs Reiter 1 « an
vited to accompany the members to j years and the Kerber Brothers are a ml .-wing.
1
fortunate
in
getting
the
appointment
«
Xpert
ai
d
to
call
her ill arll-f is not
the banquet room where a most de­
as lotai agent for the Olivi r Plow ov< rdiHtving it
to visit
licious lur.cli war.served.
Slie i* it lady of great
After lunch sonic limp was spent, in 1 Company. This section demands th' c.vja ri*1 nee in her line.
She t<s> bus
i.i plows. Somee localities need c-hll-
social conversation and then “ good j led while others need hardened or
I traveled ami it is interesting to hear
nights” were said.
soft steel. It Is quite an art to d-
tier relate of the E »-t, North and also
iermine at a glance the proper grad
| of metal adapt 'd to the soils. If you the South in comparison with the Par­
W hen sun.l '-r hit« panmil
j are needing a plow for next sprin. ide .North West
GOOD SHOW COMING.
vou should bee to It now and. call up
in tlies«' n .rthcrii states,
A real genuine treat is in store for
in Tier Honor, tin? y o u n g (oiks gave
the sun i* ' iily mild u«<clcr
the theatre going |*eople on Jan 4th,
a party and it mirelj was a great treat
th«? bright blue skies, of
on which occasion one of the best
in hear a piano -esponi! to her tomtit.
Uoutlicru < lifornix. This
plays ever written, entitle«! “ Roxy, the
Christmas “ doings" went off nice­
Mrs U.F Loos«'anti Mis* Leona Fn-
Girl from the Golden \\ <st‘” will he
is on«' of nature's hupp;
ly in our little town. Sunday th"
pr<>diired by a company of high elas-
provisions—«• terns I sum-
Baptist pastor preached on tho sub­ 1 rette spent a f< w dn)s recently vi-it-
urzigt*. The play is so well known ject, and on Thursday evening the
rig the Capital City.
mer for those who cannot
that little need be said of it
The far I Union Sunday Seliool had a tree with
Mr. Everet Condii is home o n » visit
eudme a more severe c li­
t]iat ¡t ran for two years in New York appropriate program. Tilt? public sel*
( jty p.,« ,(llt t |„, „tamp of sued— tip- nol also had .« i p »- ■ '• their own .ii.
mate.
Those who attended the entertain-
on it, and it« n-coril breaking business t thorn- who wanted to celebrate tIi
California Inis l>< < n called
I tent anti basket social III the West
in the cities throughout the United anniversary by a dance improved th<
tli«' "Mecca of tin* winter
i tuyton school last Friday evening re-
States has made it one of the most opportunity Friday evening.
tourist.,’ Its hotels and
j
art
a
fine
time.
widely known plays on the American
Gordon Griffin came from Grant
stopping places are as
stage. The company playing it here Pass to spend th< holidays with hi
Harry Porter was seen in our neigh-
will give it complete with full line of mother, Mrs. A.H.Carman.
varied as those of all well
I orlinoti \Vedne»«lay.
scenery and costume*. The manage­
regulated cities. Visitors
Th" little son of Mr. i'epp- rh
Miss Florence Neal i- visiting at tlm
ment has .-pared no pains in g'-ttinq died last we«.k at tin home of hi
can always finii suitable
the best talent possible unti is so rer parents, some 13 miloa n.e. of Scio. home of her paroma A Neal and wife
accolli moil, it ions, congeli*
tain of pleasing the people that they He bad been sick nearly three week , near West Slayton.
other to refund the money to anyone held at the house Saturday at 1:30,
ini companions, and var­
who is not satisfied with the produc­ Rev. A.II.Carman of Scio officiating.
ied, pleasing recreations.
tion. Heats are now on sale at Stay-
C.A.Lucas and Misa .Densa Lot* w< ri !
ton
Pharmacy. Popular prices.
united in the bond» of matriiuo y ,
Bii'-iness .Men to Act W ith Delegation
¡last
Widnesday
afternoon ni i ej
fa
Pendleton— A legislative commit­
Kliiinh Doc., 26— Mr and Mrs J.F.
The IteMoh- Lyric Bards, who will
f,f Mr Lucas. Th«' < »••-<»»»• y
Sí X i
tee of 15 members from th» county
W ill be y Im! to supply some
Richards were in Sublimity the latter
he
in
Stayton
Jan
13th,
need
no
in-
waa
pronounced
by
Rev
A.H.C'ar
i.
has been appointed by the Commer­
, art of last week.
troduction
to
many
Stavton
people,
Tin
parti«
s
a
r
b«.f‘i
well
and
favor-
v« ry aliriu'live literature,
cial Association to work In harmony
Kv<iyone .•■■•« ini'd pleaaed when th«'
Dly known and many frlemla win'
a
hei
moderated.
Such
e
x
t
n
M
l
l
with the Umatilla county d« legation having he.'ii here several time« «luring , : them
describing in detail the
u long ami happy lif togelht
• »Id weather Is unuxiiai f«ir this val-
In an effort to secure from the legis­ their many year» travel, 'limy give
many ilclights of a winter
It'A
lii
-t-cla--
musical
«'i)teitairiin«!tit
in
|
-pj,.
¡,j
nuT*
hunts
md-a
rood
hu:
y. W< much pre fer the ra.n.
lature measures which are particu­
F A.KIegnniud of this place, accom-
iu California.
Many new featur-"- , i-»;, l,i.-,t. w«’fk «ii; nf>' iug of a lar;-
larly desired. Chief among these every r«-p«*i‘t.
tnh'd by VV. 11.Lake of Howell, ut-
are the experiment farm for the have been .««!«hd -ince their last visit, ainou it of holiday uon«l to th" -atl-
|t/ery
low round trip excursion
-i..l d si . o< ml gathering In Linn Co.
____________ __
: as a little on their own part.
[U -
Umatilla project, an increased ap­
i i Saturday evening.
ickets
are o;i sale to Califoi
propriation for the Weston Normal,
Miss Merta Slegmund who has been I With plenty of wal< r for tin. an
Mrs Mary Hunt, who for the past
a branch asylum and an amendment att ndriig school in Salem, spent ! . nd (•!«•<• trie light jilant Scio has
iv, ral
weeks has heeu visiting Ina. The rate from West Stay
Christmas with her parents H.G.Sieg ; fin" lights, fine flour and a fin« tint
to the good roads law.
. ill: h ' re and lu Stayton depart- |ion to Los Angeles and return
ma ad and wife on Fern Ridge. On in g 'lmral.
1.Sunday for Mill City.
* - v ]
is $56.60
,
...
Dal«'}- Will ISe Executed January 2!). h* r return to Salem sh«* will b«* «*m-
Anuin g those who visited Stayton
ployed
at
Barnes'store
as
cashier.
Th<
public
pchojd
gave
*
n
'
n
‘
atut,lay
were
Joseph
latux,
I’
.C.F.-«'-
Portland— Harry Daley, convicted
; talnm nt on Tuesday evening of las!
Limit six mouths allowing
, i i hiltlreii.M«' .danu i K.G. and
j of the murder of Harry Kenny, was
1 week iT«.mp ranee Drama)
to
I
.A
Slegmund
and
Mathilda
Slegmtin
•to|M»v«
rs in eit her direct­
Tuesday sentenced to be hanged on
| full house nnd did themaelvc s credit
M
M. It« it« r
returned to h«?r
Treasurers
Statement.
Friday,
January
29,
at
th«i
State
Professor
Reeil
ft
to
lie
congratu-
ion.
.similar
excursion
• KAK MM7FKKB IS IGNOREI> r.Y THE
i gram furnished a good entertainment I ome at Stayton after spending a
Penitentiary at Salem. The crlnn; of
FAITHFUL.
rate-
arenili
effect
to all
1
w
days
on
the
ridge.
Janttaty <i
Balance
f
w.tw) i a K0()f| lesson and a good »uni of
iraei o f some o f the diners are i which Daley was convicte«l was the
Mi mm -
.1 F.Richard
and All»«?rt |
California
points.
For
full
rnotiey
toward
a
new
piano
for
the
Ree. from «livers «nuces
4 Hi 32
ling. Constantine Sconomopo . murder «if Harry Kenny, a saloon-
school.
The Professor ««“ ins to ' it./' mad. a trl|i to Coon Hollow on
information,
sleeping
•
car
1
keeper,
November
1C.
The
trouble
1H0.83
R«
from wah r rent
; a budding florist who gathers
be wld. awake and giving go«>«l sat. I uuday.
K.O.SIegnititid
s
p«
nt
a
few
days
|
reservations
ami
tickets,
7000
00
i him his rosy young friends, troa* over K«'nny’s refusal to r**-
Mon«y Isirrow«'«!
isfactlon.
I i Hie Capital City.
itobos uhristat«)«. Minicakes , eniploy Daley as bartender or to ad-
«•nil on, ttdcgrnph or write
..nd Mr- 4\loi, Tit»,
nent Biin-
vanc<-
a
certain
sum
of
money
which
Tin citizens are looking forward
823*;.HI
Total receive«!
K ' «.. l:io.i». I*er!ol}-s II'.gnnr«« ajjd j
i
ay
with
th<dr
daughter
Mrs
Zim-
to a big treat the I 1 1 1« of .Inn.,
H B Condii, Agent
Daley claimed was due him.
Hr.
Pappankclss. And don't let
;»711 25
Total pani out
, wlieii the D< Moss troupe a i" to i u rman of Stayton.
West Stayton, or
n- f.-get Nicholas Ihjoras, editor o f ]
I) n 't forget the meeting of the La­
si, i-mnnil T«r«»si ar«' sawing lumber
give a grand < ntertalnm«nt lu th«»
WM
M cM U RRAY,
the t lily Thermopylae, who gets out di«-« Improvement Club at the city
Baptist church
Better irni.'ili do« s : .e week. A.R.SP niinntl of Gcrvnls
GtNcnxL P asscnocr agent
Dec. 28 Hal. on hand 2405 50
■ r i al 'lay ; at Ilia for
PO R TLA N D , OREGON.
iu «•;:i-a edition In honor of the day.
I hall Monday, at 2:30 p. in. All la«lies
not com«' to Or« gon than that ¿»rough
E. BO Y, TKKAHl BEK
by this Co., which is now on its 37th. 1 1 < r home and working with th«- mill
1 . Greeks, many of them array- j of Stayton and vicinity are cordially,
crew.
Htatemeut
for the year l'jOb.
annual trip.
«1 1 . fj2rdwo!ia uey clPtfilng- Hrlng | invited to attend.
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A Fine Time in Masonic
Hall.
Christmas
New Year
POST
CARDS.
West Siayton.
STAYTON PHARMAO
Now is the time ,
Calif ornisi
SCIO.
Kiumb Echoes.
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