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S T A Y T O N , M ARIO N C O U N T Y . O R E G O N . F E B U R A R Y ç, 1909.
TH E M ARKETS
Sublimity Gleanings
I'ortlMiid.
Wln-at Track price«: Club, 96c;
red Russian, 98c; blunatem, fl.ott;
> Hey, 910».
Hurley F....I, $28; rolled, $ 2 8 «
SI.
Onia No. 1. white. $34; gray,
$33.
Hay Timothy. Wlllamelto Valley,
fancy. $16; do. ordinary,, $13; Kant
am Oregon, mixed, $!K; do. Taney,
$20; alfalfa, $16; clover, 14.
Butter Kxira, 33 it 35c; fancy,
33 4i 34c; choice, 30c; «tore, 18c.
K krx Kxtrn, r,ot
•t»»- 1» » 8. Choice. 7Jc; prime, u
4t7c; medium, t i l Cc; 1 907, 2»t 2|o.
Wool Vnll- y,
U | i c ; lb.;
Eastern Oregon, 8gfl0 c, a« to
«hrlnkage.
Mohair— Choice, 1844 19c.
Mcattle.
Wheat llluealeni, $1.07.
data- $34.
Harley $27.50« 28.
Huy Eastern Waahlng.on tlmo-
ih\, $ U per ton; Pnget Hound hay,
$ 1 3 « 14 per ton; wheat hoy, $13
per ton; alfalfu, $ 1 3 « 14 per ton.
Hotter
Washington creamery,
Ifc per It».', ranch, 21c per IT».
K g«* Selected local. 4 2c
I »tatoc
White Itlver, $ I 9 24
»•■r ton; Taklm.i, $22 « 26 per ton.
Mi«« Jenny Keulercr liu« returned
from Portland where «lie ha« lieen
vuiiing friend«.
Mr H 14 Branch «tarted Thuradny
delivering the mail alter a vacation ol
Ifi day« during which time Ja«|icr
Phillip* w hr delivering it.
M r Peter H irxeifer and «later M in n ie
attended the dan«'« S aturday evening
at Kery* Imp house,, a ltd report having
»pent u joyou« evening.
Mr« Frank Hell und dauther were
viailor« at Htayiou on Monday.
Ml«« Hindu Heckei who ha« lieen in
Portland the la»t lew month« ha« re­
turned home.
Hen Monkey and Cliri» Hmith *| m - ui
Holiday evening with John Kiulz and
family
Mr« Philip Meier accompanied by
her fat tier made a hu«inc*a trip to
Portland on Monday.
Mr Kdward Tate and Ja«|icr Phillip*
»pent Sunday afternoon with B. 8.
Branch and family.
Mr« Pauline 6|wnttr and mother
Mr» Wilbclmy of Hiiaw viaited at
the Frank Bell home Holiday.
Mi* Ailieri Frank wa« 011 the «ick
li«l
la»t week.
Notice 1» hereby given that the under-
•Ignetl Executor of the la«t will and
Mr and Mr« Geo Glover viaited in
testament am) cutate of There«« Salem the latter part of hint week.
Walter deceit*«d ha« filed in the
0* unity Court of the Ktute of Oregon
for Marlon County, hi« final account
a* »itill Kxeeutor of »aid «state and
that »aid Court ha» fixed Monday the
Mill day of 'larch 1IH61 at the hour of
one oVha'k p in of «aid day at the
County Court ream» in the City of
Ha lent Oregon a* the time and place
for hearing *aid account and all object
ton» thereto.
NUMBER I
NEW PISHING 0WS5EEK H,GHER 0UTY 0N hops
Western G row er« to Ask fo r Double
Charge,
Hurrah for dear old Oregon rain.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Oregon-Washington Conferees
Have Reached Tentative
Agreement.
UNIfORM LAW S AR E URGED
Spring Cloned K ciihoii , March 1 to
May 1( Kail Cloned Nemmn,
Augnili 23 I I September 10.
Beattie, Feb. 2.— A* a result of
the Jofnt meeting of the legislative
committee« from Oregon and Wash-
Ington, regarding «alumn Ashing In
the Columbia river, an effort 1« to be
made to have the agreement In the
form of a treaty ratified by the
United State« senate and extend*-1
to six or eight year«, n o that quat-
reU and hostile legislation from
either state over the boundary righ’ a
cannot in future upset the peaceful
relations which have now been e.i-
tabllithed for the first time In the
history of the two states.
The Joint commission, by unani­
mous vote, agreed to recommend the
passage of a law by both legislatur<s
providing for a spring closed season
from March 1, at 12 o’clock noon,
to May 1, at 12 o’clock noon. The
fall closed «eason was left undl ;-
turbed, namely, from August 25 to
September 10.
Han Francisco, Feb. 1.— To secure
relief for the hop Industry o f the Pa­
cific Coast from foreign competition,
B. C. Horst, o f San Francisco, and
Herman Klaber, o f Portland, Or.,
will make another plea to the ways
and means committee of Congret*»
for an Increase In the duty on the
1 foreign product.
Foreign hops at
present pay 12 cents a pound duty,
and an Increase to 24 cents Is
•ought.
The plight of the hopgrowers Is
pictured aa desperate. The produc­
tion In this country ha» fallen off in
the last three years nearly 50 per
cent, while the importations have
nearly trebled. For the last three
years, It Is said, the American grow­
er haa not received for hla hops the
cost of their production; and In Cal­
ifornia, Oregon and Washington hop
fields are everywhere being aban­
doned and thousands of acres of
hops plowed up.
AS USUAL
Faxes for !(M)H
your statements
for you as usual.
is allowed If paid
STA
are now due. Send for
and we w ill remit them
A Rebate of .1 per cent
before March 15th.
YTON S T A TE BANK
CONGRESS HONORS WIDOWS
; W ive« of Cleveland und Harrison
’
4»I'llIIl. I Cranking Privilege.
Washington,
Feb. 3.— Frances
Folsom Cleveland, widow of ex-
Prealdent Grover Cleveland, and
Mary Ixird Harrison, widow of ex-
:
See the One Minute
Text of Report.
Following Is the text of the report
adopted by the commissions which
-f
Is to form the bssls of laws to be
enacted by the two legislatures.
THE REAL ESTATE MAN
First— A spring cloned season
from
March 1 to May 1.
STILL HERE IN 1909.
Second— A fall closed searon from
August 25 to September 10
Renew Your Contracts
Third— A Sunday closed season
List Your Property Now
from 6 p. tn. Saturday of each week
to 6 p. m. the Sunday following be­
v v -
Dated H. h. 4th I'Jtr.t
Present Low Rates Means
tween the first day o f May and the
25th day of August.
JlillM S axhmcr .
Fourth— We suggest the mutir l
More
Emigrants
Kxirutor i f K*t«te of Tliere»ia r'i»lu*r
recognition by each state of the li­
censes issued to floating gear by the
D eceased .
DO IT NOW
other state.
W II Qum<ner,
Fifth— That the state of Oregon
Attv for Kstate.
repeal chapter 89, of the session
MRS. GROVER C LE VELAN D .
laws of Oregon, for the year 1907,
relative to the operation of purse Preside t Benjamin Harrison, w erj
selns and other like gear on the Co­ granted the franking privilege for
life by the provisions of a house bill
BUY YOUR MEATS AT THE
lumbia river.
Sixth— W e recommend the enact­ passed by the senate.
ment of similar laws In both states
carrying an appropriation of at least CANADA AND MK.XIOO TO SEND
E. R. BURRES, Proprietor.
$2500 in each state and providing
DELEGATES TO CONFERENCE
Fraah, S a lt and Smoked Meats. Highest price for Stock end Hides for the destruction of i ‘als and sea
Hons and the granting of a bounty
Washington, Feb. 1.— Now that
on the same to be $2.50 for seals
the Canadian and Mexican govern­
and $5 for the sea lions.
ments have both formally accepted
President Roosevelt’s invitation to
FILIP IN O A S S EM B LY O P EN ED send delegates to a North American
Conservation Conference here, the
Annual Report o f the Revenue« of final arrangements are being rapidly
put Into shape. The conference will
Island» Shows a Decline.
be held at the state department Feb­
Manila, Feb. 1— The Philippine
ruary 18.
assembly opened today with almpl*
Canada and Mexico w ill each send
ceremony. President Osmena presid­
three delegates.
The only others
ing. The first business to come be­
present will be the members of tho
fore the body was the annual mes­
National Conservation Commission
sage to the assembly of Governor-
and representatives of the state de­
General James F. Smith.
partment and of one or two other
Governor
Smith deplored
the
executive departments.
growing gulf between the Americans
and the Filipinos In the Philippines,
Adopt Spanish Industry*
and strongly urged that they draw
Pasadena. Cal., Feb 2.— Through
closer together and act In unity for
the best Interests of both. His mes­ experiments Just completed, Cali­
sage sharply criticises the municipal fornia should come into a $2,000,000
government of Manila and the mu­ Industry that is now enjoyed by
nicipal police force, the personnel of Spain as one of her chief winter ex­
It is the growing, storage
which, he said, was not equal to that ports.
and marketing of choice varieties of
of the house servants of the city.
The provincial government. Gov­ grapes, which hitherto has belonged
ernor Smith pronounced to be en­ to the Castillians.
For four years, experts of the de­
tirely satisfactory.
The annual report on the revenues partment of agriculture have been
of the Islands shows a decline of | experimenting with the preserving of
about a million pesos (about $500,- grapes at the plant of the Pasadena
000) for 1908 under the figures of Ice Company. Varieties have been
subjected to every conceivable con­
1907.
dition of temperature and time. The
result shows that bv a scientific
T A F T P A R T Y INSPECTS G ATI N
method of packing and storing,
P L A N S A N D IS S A T IS F IE D
choice species can be grown here in
the summer, kept as long as neces­
Panama, Feb. 1— The engineers sary and placed on the market in
accompanying President-elect Taft
perfect condition.
spent the day at Gatun with the
W e also handle Lime, Cement and Plaster M aterial.
chief engineer of the canal, I.leuten-
Lincoln's Head on Coin.
ant-Colonel Ooethrls. They had no
Washington, Feb. 3.— President
fault to find with the natural foun­ Roosevelt has given his consent to
dations for the dam and regarded the placing of the head of Lincoln
the plans for safeguarding the dam on one of the popular coins.
He
as being complete. They will make conferred with. Director Leach, of
a report to President Roosevelt.
the mint, about the matter and the
The new Pacific chnnnel to the details are now under advisement.
canal was used for the departure of It Is probable that the half-dollar
a steamship for the first time today. piece will be selected as the coin to
Washer
ROBERTSON,
Best on Earth
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We are add'r.g new
goods to our Hardware
line every day.
J. F. Robertson.
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KERBER BROTHERS
Hardware, Paint and Gil and Farm Implements.
Stay ton,
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Oregon.
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We have the exclusive agency for the
Turner = = Lyons Stage
Express Schedule.
OLIVER C H ILLED and
S T E E L PLOW S
Our
prices are the lowest.
S T A Y TO N M EA T M ARKET
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C O U N C IL M E E T S
f ir m T tiiir-.il» )- n ig h t ea ch m on th .
Leave Lyons 5:00 A M via Miliama, Slayton, Sublimity ami
Aunisville, arrive Turner 11:00 A M.
Leave Turner 12 Noou via Aumsville, Sublimity, Stayton, and
\t l......... Arrive
A_I...-, t Lyons
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6:00 D
P M
M.
Melisma
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F A R F
Turner • - - - - Auinsvile -f .25
.50
Turner -
.50
Turner•
1.05
Turner - - - - - Melisma
1.00
Turner -
W E L L S F ARGO
Lyons - - - M eh n tun # .25
.50
Lyons - - - Stayton
.60
Lyons - - - Sublimity
.75
Lyons - - - Aumsville
1 00
Lyons - - - Turner
E X P R E S 8
G.B. Trask, Owner & Prop.
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Stayton Stahles.
Stayton
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Oregon.
And a full line of repairs.
These plows have been well advertised in
local papers and are the best plows on the
market.
Korinek & Mielke.
The latest and the best in Shoes at Lancefield’s Store are found
You cannot find their equal though you search the town around
Though small and insignificant, the place to you may seem
You'll find you’ll get your money’s worth
uAnd that’s no dream’’
'4 UNIVERSITY SHOES $3.50 and $4.00
Ice-dam In St. Joe River.
Wallace,
Idaho,
Feb. 1.— For
el "ht miles the St. Joseph river Is
filled with one solid tarn of Ic? and
logs, the jam tn many places being
30 feet above the usual water level.
A bridge over the stream has been
washed away, boats damaged to the
extent of many thousands of dollars
and lumber camp landings torn
away. A huge boom thrown acroas
the river below the jam may hold It
until • thaw. II not, the town of
EfrrelL»wll^tha aorloualy damaged.
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hear the Lincoln head.
EVERYBODY COME.
An entertainment and supper will
be given at the Washington School
ILiuse, District No. 61, near West
Stayton, Friday evening, February
5th, (or the benefit of the Library of
the Pleasant Grove Church. Supper
25 cents.
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The Oregon Semi-weekly
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Journal and Stayton Mail
$ 2.00
Orf*er Must Be Received
By March 1st
Cash to Accompany Order
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