The Stayton mail., January 15, 1909, Image 1

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S T A Y T O N . M ARION C O U N T Y . O R E G O N . JANUARY iç . 1909.
T h i k i I.I NTM Y ear .
K x 1 1 i l > i t T o C r o w d e d
H o u s e I n S tn y to n .
Must Build
become Smelter In
The DeMoss Lyric Bards
more popular as years advance, and
their engagement here Wednesday
evening, the i3th was a great music­
al treat to all who were present.
W ilson— Gadsden
They have won and rrfointain a Smelter Comp‘y
National reputation, so let us hope
Of Portland
that every city, town or hamlet in
W ill Do So.
which these wonderful artists deign
to give forth music and harmony, Be il remembered, that at a Regular
will give the patronage which they Term of the Honorable County Coni-
rniMionera Court ol the State of Ore­
truly merit
gon, for the County of Marion, begun
Santiam Dist
W ILL BE H ERE IN FEW D AYS
A shipment of “ Mayers” Fine shoes for
men and “ Martha Washington" shoes far
women, also made by the Mayer Shoe Co.
Also splendid line of Work Shoes from
the Washington Shoe Co. You should see
them before buying. Remember that next
week ends the 10 per cent discount sale.
LA N C EFIELD S ’ S H O E STO RE.
Reliable*
Vehicles
W IT H
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PULL LINE y
¡IW R O B E S 1
S U N D R IE S .
N umberço
Smelter L'oni|>aiiy d I Portland
ri.* pr.-.i.lent of the (louipafiy has
the di«tinjçui»hed honor of lit-ing the
president of the Arlington Club, and
he is one of tins »tat.-»' le-»t known
doctora.
The opportunities for investing in
any of the Santinm mines while their
stock is helow par, s ill soim have gmie
never to return. Those who have tak­
en advantage of the low rat.-» sill in a
short time be drawing dividends. All
three companies are as sure to pay nn
early dividend as that the Sun shine«.
STATE
S U P E R V I S I O N
This, you know, is a State Bank.
It is under the
direct supervision of the banking department of Ore­
Agreeable Surprise.
gon.
On Tuesday of this week
twenty-eight of the young men,
and other men, tall men and
short men, fat men and slim
men, gathered near the home
of Giles Thomas, whose father
is not enjoying very good
health. T h e assemblage im­
mediately attacked a four and a
h^If foot fir tree and worked at
it like beavers until it was cut,
split and piled in the woodshed.
Such kindness is highly com-
It invites your patronage.
S TA Y TO N S T A T E BANK.
■—■ ami held at the Court House in the
City of Kalcm, in »aid County and
State, on Wednesday, the 6tli «lay of
August, 1908 and from day to day
thereafter during the continuance of
aaid term, wlum were present— The
Hon \V M. Hmdiey, Judge, Hon VV.
H Goulet, Comm¡»«iotxtr, K. It. Allen,
Clerk, H P. Mint«», HlierifT.
When
on Friday, the 7t h day of August. A.
1). 1908. or the Third Judicial day ol
aaid term, the following among other
proceeding», were had, to-wit:—
I(i the matter o f toe appropriation
for the cuu»tiuctinn of a wagon road once take matters in I heir own
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from Elkhorn in Marion County. Ore­
hands
and
see
to
it
that
gossip
gon, to the Gold Creek Mining Dis-
trict in «aid Marion County, Oregon. be run to earth and the starter
On this 7th day of August 1908, lliia ot it run out of the community, j
,
matter coining on for hearing upon
If Wisdoms ways,
the |N.-tilion ol H. H. Thieleen, et al,
You
wisely seek.
M any predictions were made for 1908 most of which
for an order appropriating not to e x ­
Five things observe
ceed $5,(htO, for the purpose of build-
fortunately, have not proved true, for the year taken as a whole
ing bridges and otherwise aiding to
With care;
huild a wagon road from Elk horn to
has proved a good one.
O f whom you speak,
the Gold Creek Mining District in
T o whom you speak,
W e desire to express our thanks for the many favo: j
Marion Coumy, Oregon, ami
It ap|iearing to the Court that »aid | And how,
shown, us during the year just closing and hope that w e may
petition i» signed hy 42 citizen» mid
And when,
tax payer» of Marion County, among!
merit your consideration during 1909. W ishing ycu a Happy
And where.
them being the name» of some of the j
If you cannot speak well of and prosperous N e w Year, we remain, yours,
heaviest lax-payers of Marion County i
and— It further apfiearing that »Mid i any one do not speak at all, for
citizens and lax
payer» of Marion 1 it only reflects opon the your­
County have expended within the pa*t
self to speak ill of anyone.
few year» an amount eatiinated at I
M r Thom as appreciates the
over $75,000 HO in opeutng ami de- I
veloping the large mineral t>odies ly­ kindness shown him more than
ing under the «urfiue and in cutting j
you know, and as he glides on
trad» and partly completing wagon |
roads and in tin- erection of saw-mill» ! his Homeward journey, do not
and ntlier mat hinery and power plant» . let his fond memories of this
iu thi» district. and— (,It further ap-| kindness be marred by unkind
pearing that ft .|K>u»ihle parties have
and untrue remarks.
I kiiiih I themselves in writing to ere.-t
a modern »metier of not less than 1(H)
tons, daily cap <eity, in said Gold Cret k
Mining Distrn t, provider! the wagon
road alNive prayed for ’» const m eted;)
It is therefore, etnisidered, ordered
Retailers Can Buy From
and adjudjetl, iiy the Conn that the
Producers.
sum ol not to • x eed $25« 10, or so:
much thereoi a» may la- needed to he 1 Ou Wednesday
of
this
alii! tile same is nereliy appropriated |
Week Mr R. C. Payne of
ont of the General Fund of Marion
Fresno California called at
County to tie u»id in the construct-
tha
office and the fact was
ion ol tiridge» referred to in »aid pe
tition, this court reserving the right learned that he is now repre­
to supervise the expenditure ot »aid senting the fruit growers of
appropriation and all claims against California in the capacity of
»ueli appropriation to lie filed with salesman for the dried fruits
tit*- Clerk of this Court and audited comprising peaches, nectairn-
hy the County Court m the same man­ es. raisins, grapes etc.
ner as oilier claims against Marion
Under the new condition
unty are audited.
of affairs the retail merchant
STATE OF OREGON
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or a private individual may
B O U N TY OF M ARIO N
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purchase direct from the pro­
Hardware, Paint and Oil and Farm Implements.
J, R. I). Allen, County Clerk for the
C'-onntyof Marion, State of Oregon, ducer, thereby eliminating the
>nd «Clerk of ths County Court for middle men.
It is a self evident truth
said County and State, do hereby cer­
tify that the foregoing Transcript or tnat many people of today
Petition anti Order of County Com ­ do not get what they should
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missioners Court and letter of Paul T oi their produce.
The con­
iadsden hits bean hy me compared sumer pays even more for th e ,
with the original and it is a true and necessities ot life at the pres­
Leav« Lyons 5.00 A M via Mehama, Stayton, Sublimity ami
correct copy of said original Petition
ent time than here - to - fore,
Atini«v>lle, arrive Turner 11:00 A M.
Order and Letter, and of the whole
but the actual producer does
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r |-> N..i,n via Aumsville, Sublimity, Stayton, anil
thereof, as the same appears of record
.tii'iiuinu, Arrive Lyons 0:00 P M.
not
receive
lus
proportinate
in my office and custody.
F A R E
Witness my hand and seal of said advance.
$ .25
Our merchants w ill be able
L y o n s • - - Mehama
Turner •
$ .25
Court, this 20th day of Nov. 1908
Stayton
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Turner
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to
make
a
better
profit
than
( L. 8. ) [signed] R. D. Allen, Clerk
Sublimity
.60
Lyon»
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Stayton
.50
Turner
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when
purchasing
from
the
The above article i« an exact copy
.75
1.00
L y o n »- - • Aumsville
Turner - - - - • Mehama
of the proceedings of the County Cum- jobber, being able to buy a
1.00
lo o
L y o n »- - - Turner
Turner -
nissioner* Court of the above date at little cheaper than the con­
W E L L S
FARGO
E X P R E S S
which time the alrnve psi»graph in
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Another year is drawing to a close
and in the midst of business we de-
«sire to pause and address you, our
many friends who have favored us
w jth their patronage during the year
now closing.
C & J Gehlen.
See the One M ira it
Washer
A New Condition
Best on Ea rf
We are ad t r
goods to our i .
Also Lime, Cement and Plaster Material.
line every da>.
Korinek & Mielke.
prices are the fov/est.
here W e Are Again
This For Our StockmeM
KERBER BROTHERS
And Farmers Until January 1 6 ,1 fj0 9 .
The Stay ion mail
Breeders Gazette
Farm & Fireside
$ 2.00
Total
$3.75
$1.25
Our Price
.50
$2.50
Here’s Another
The Stayton Mail
Delineator
Everybody’s
World’s Work
Country Life
Total
$1.25
$ 1.00
$1.50
$3.00
$4.00
$10.75
Cur
Our Price $6.5 0
We guarantee to meet or heat any legitim; ite
club offer. Address all orders to
STAYTON MAIL, Box 98 Stayton, C/regon.
Stayton,
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Oregon.
Turner
Lyons Stage
Express Schedule.
parenthesis was made a matter of re
oord and the “ responsible parti«»" re
lerred there in i» the Wilaon—G»d«den
sumer, it w ill have the t e n - 1
dency to even up matters
somewhat and w’ork out tha.
great problem of co-operation1
G.B. Trask,
Stayton Stables.
Owner & Prop.
Stayton
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