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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1913)
R ()C k V P o i II t ^ ^ M lllllllw ,;:lj:'H fflll»tflllim R |^ H M M g M IIW i:ilM G g M WW M IllllMMIWJlllllOillBllllllliigi Emma Frank i s spending a few days at home on account o f sickness. Mrs. W. H. Downing is quite sick. J 8 I H H M 8 H U F F R P L L I x L » J i r v C i A l The Spreader with the Be lter on the A xle JV ilX 1 he simplest opreader Made o. c t o i « . « L. O. Reynolds and wife o f near Aumsville spent Sunday at the A. Frank home. Mrs. Alvin Burns was a Stay- ton visitor Friday. James Gibson, Adam Susbauer, Willie Smoke and Edd Jacobs spent Sunday w i t h J a k e Schmitt. Easy to Load Jos. and Edd Ditter called at the Downing dairy ranch Sun day afternoon. Smoke Pleasure and other Pleasures for the Man W ho Smokes Entirely T. B. Patton and family spent Sunday at the J. T. Hunt home. J. M. King and wife called at the T. J. Hill home Sunday even ing. a A m a »pedal offer, daring F eb ru a ry and March only we will »end you our new illustrated cata log o f present», FREE. i ï I Notice is hereby given, that Wake < 'cmpons from Duke's M ix tu r e may be of I |£ Published every Thursday by E. M. Olmsted and W. C. Parrv Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Stayton, Marion county, Oregon, under the act o f Congress o f March 3, 1879. All communications should be addressed to T he S tayton M ail . SUBSCRIPTIONS, $1.50 per year in advance Advertising Rates on application C a r d s o f T h a n k s — $ .30 Oregon, the claimant, Oregon, has made application for a The STîWTON MRIL , Portland, whose postoffice address is Portland, and olht* tags and coupons issued by us. ST. LOUIS. MO. Mineral Survey No. 755 Serial 03725. field, Fries & Company, a corporation, assorted tenth t.igs from HORSE SHOE, J.T..TINSLEY S NATURAL LEAF, ORANGER 1 WIST, coupons from FOUR ROSES ClOC’ tsn double coupon), PICK PLUG CUT. P I E D M O N T CIGARETTES, CL1X CIGARETTES. a OP APPLICATION U. 8. PATENT O bituaries - $1.00 up. Positively all papers stopped on expiration o f subscription patent for the Wakefield and Mother Lode Quartz Mining Claims situate in Quartzville (unorganized) Mining Dis trict, Linn County, Oregon, as describ ed by the official plat herewith posted, and by the field notes on file in the off- ice o f the Register o f Portland Land Office, Oregon, to-wit: MOTHER LODE. Beginning a t Cor. No. 1, whence the J Sec. Cor., between Sec, 15 and Sec. 22, T. 11 S., R. 4 E.I o f W . M.. bears S. 33 Deg. 56 Min. E. 1371.76 ft .; thence N. 49 deg. 18 Min. W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No 2; thence N. 40 deg. 42 Mir. E. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 3; thence S. 49 deg., 18 Min., E. 1500ft. to Cor. 4. thence S.40 deg. 42 Min. W. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 1, the place of beginning, containing 20.661 acres. jo I. Nature intended this state to be the haven of millions of people, its riches are thrown broadcast through the commonwealth, •nd yet a large majority of the people do nothing but sleep and wonder why collections are slow. It’s time a few of the brethern should wake up or be buried. —Medford Sun. day, at the County Court House, in Marion County, Oregon, as the time and place for the hearing o f such ob jections to such final account, and for the settlement thereof. W. A. Weddle administrator o f the; estate o f Elijah Weddle, deceased Dated Jan. 24, 1913 2-27' Even if You Don’t Need a New Spreader Now £ X ‘n *£35 of articles on why farm manure should be used on the land, how It should be applied, how it should he stored, the value and effect of using it in various ways. In addition there Is a detail description of the John Deere Spreader with illustrations in colors of this spreader working in the field. • Better Investigate . . It's Worth Your While DEIDRICH’S HARDWARE mb uiimiiBnng^wH^BiiH GiniBiiHfflwi winiinif inowwirin bwi ifEW WBfi3wii?ii8iiriiii>|wwiwiiw?HiiftigniiiMBBPii' i wmfft i 8 STAYTON OREGON. 3 h h i b \w in w w iu i^ S Leonard Walker was a Stay- A carload of rails were ¿hipped in last week to repair the S. P. ton visitor Saturday. track at this place. A good many from here at Whooping cough has made its tended the Mask Ball at Shel- Mrs. Brower visited a t the appearance in the neighborhood. burn Saturday evening. Forrette home Wednesday. Frank Lathrop made a busi Bert Neal and wife visited at The W. S. Literary and Debat ness trip to t h e Capital City ing Society met at the school- the Itossell home Sunday. Thursday. house last Friday evening and Miss Abbie Condit of Silverton It is reported that J. A. Horn- had a nice time. It was Resolv was a week-end visitor a t the buckle has sold his place. ed that Capital Punishment for Von Behren home. Arthur Branch and family vis- crime should not be abolished — Maharaja ited at the Peter’s home near Mrs. Hammer of Scotts Mills Sublimity, over Sunday. who has been visiting her son I. Pearl Adams was a Salem vis- R. Hammer of this place, re turned home the last o f the week. ’ ^ °r Saturday. FRESH and BALT MEATS Clara Bowne who is attend Mrs. Cassie York and children Pure Lard at All Times o f Portland are the guests o f ing High School in Salem, visit Highest Market Price Paid For her parents D. M. Mclnnis and ed over Sunday with home folks. FAT STOCK wife of this place. Clarence Forrette and sister W est Stayton Stayton Butcher Shop W . A. RIGGS Ike Tripp a n d family have spent Sunday with friends a t Stayton Kingston. moved in the Neal residence. W AKEFIELD LODE. Beginningat Cor. No. 1, whence the J Sec. C qr. be-1 tween Sec. 15 and Sec. 22. T. 11 S., R. j 4 E. o f W. M., bears S. 66 deg. 42 Min. j W . 404. 35; thence N. 49 deg. 18 Min. | W. 1500 ft. to Cor. No. 2, identical | with Cor. No. 1, Mother Lode o f this survey; thence N. 40 deg. 42 Min. E. j 600 ft. to Cor. No. 3, identical w ith ' Cor. No. 4 o f Mother Lode o f this sur- j vey; thence S. 49deg. 18 Min. E. 1500ft.to Cor 4,thence S. 40 deg. 42 Min. W. 600 ft. to Cor. No. 1, the place o f begin ning, containing 20.661 acre«. William Allan White once wrote what was the matter with Kansas. We wish he would come out here and write what is the matter with Oregon. For there is something the matter with this state. Take 6’iy impartial hardheaded observer and lead him from San Diego to Vancouver and he will tell you that through all that territory the finest land, the richest resources, the most healthful and well balanced climate are to be found in Oregon. Beautiful rivers and valleys, wooded and snow-crowned Containing in all 41.322 seres, and Ihountains, primeval forests, salubrious acres, gold and copper and forming a portion o f Sec. 15, T. 11 S., eoal. water power galore,timber enough to trestle the world, terri R. 4 E. o f W. M. The names o f the adjoining claims, as shown by the plat tory larger than New England states, and with a fertility and va o f survey, are the Humburg (unsd) on riety of soils that can’t be equaled -and yet take the state by and the S. W ., and the Queen o f Hearts large and it is behind all others in the march of industrial a n d (unsd) on the S. E. H . F . H ig b y , commercial progress. Register. Look at irrigation in t he Rogue River Valley. We should H. K. Sargent, attorney for Claim have It. If we were less favored by nature we would have dug ant, 918 Ch. o f Com., Portland, Or. canals years ago. But it is like pulling an elephant’s tusks to get The above notice to be published in ♦he property owners themselves started. the “ Stayton Mail,” published at Stay- Look at the good roads. There is scarcely a good road in ton, Marion Co. Or. which I hereby le state. Before 1915 British Columbia will spend $10,000.000 for designate as the newspaper published ood roads, the state of Washington $21,000,000, California is nearest the above described land. H. F. Higby, pending $30,000,000. Register. Oregon is larger than Washington, is certainly as rich, and First Pub. Jan. 9, 1913. yet less than $3,000,000 was spent in 1912 bv counties and state to Last Pub. Mar. 6, 1913. gether, and unless the unexpected happens the $10,000,000 appro priation for good roads proposed by the Pacific Highway commiss FINAL NOTICE OF ADMINIS ion will fall by the wayside. TRATOR What’s the matter? Have we been so favored by nature that To Whom It May Concern: Notice is J mr sinews are lax and our energies impaired? Is there a hook- hereby given that the undersigned, W. /orm in our midst? A. Weddle administrator o f the estate We have become the most progressive state in the union o f Elijah Weddle, deceased, has this I 'olitically. Largely because we reached the depths of political day filed his final account in s a i d ! estate, and t h e Honorable County j irruption. Must we be driven to industrial, agricultural and com- Court o f Marion County, Oregon, has . lercial enterprise by tasting the bitterness of poverty and adver- fixed and appointed Monday, March 10, ! ty? That is the course necessary only for the brute and the 1913, at the hour o f 10 A. M. o f said Nothing Else Like It HE JOHN DE E RE S P R E A D E R — Th* SprttuL r tcüh th« Btalrr on On A xis— In m much of nn Improve- ment in iPIN der manufacturing m the aelf-hln<!cr waa over the old reaper. It la made along entirely new and different linee from tho ordinary spreader. The first manure snreador ever made waa built in 1878 by tho Kemp & RUrpeo Manufacturing Company. V p to the time of tho John Deere Spreader every spreader haa been made along the sumo general lines aa this first machino. Power was taken from one end of the main axle and transmitted, either through chains or gears, to the beater, mounted above and in the rear of the axle. Heretofore tho only improvement In manure spreaders since tho first ono wua made In 1878 haa been In the refinement of details. The John Deere Spreader ia a radical departure from tho old method of construction. It Is made along entirely new lines and is a great Improvement over tho old style spreader. Come In and examine the machine and you will readily aee why the John Deere Spreader ia so far superior to any spreader heretofore constructed. 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