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■ M — — - BUMM0N8 H. A . BEAUCHAM P,M .D. CHARMED BY MUSIC, SNAKE FREES VICTIM In the Circuit Court o f the State of Oreit1’ " fur tin- County o f Marion. Department No 2. Joseph Dammar, ami Winnie K. Hamrnan, his wife, Plaintiffs, vs. J. P. Hurson, M. K. Phillip«; the unknown heirs o f Francis Henline, deaceOhvd; iisrvy llenline, Sylvester Ht-nhne, Mary rennehaker; the un known heirs o f F. M, llen I'liAsautawuey. I'a.—With the colls line, deceased; Far.nl» Derby- uf a python twenty five feet long shrre, Daisy Brown; the un tightening gradually around bis body, known heirs o f M. A. Briggs, j James Hnrve Htenger, manager for a deceased; the unknown heir« '•nrnlvsl company, escaped being o f Andrew Henlinc, deceased; crushed to death only through the the unknown heirs o f W. 11. power o f music to soothe tbe reptile Henline, deceased; the un utter the efforts o f sis men bad failed known heirs o f C. W. Hen to dlslodgo it * Mr. Htenger was superintending tbe line, deceased; and also, all iinlmullng of a boa o f snakes when other persons or parties un the python escaped. For an Instant known claiming any right, the reptile seemed to be dazed, and as title, estate, lien, or interest Mr Htenger took a stick and tried to in the real estate described push It through a door Into a bJg glass in the complaint herein. De case the snake turned like a flash. In MAN o f family, has a big responsibility. He not only must con fendants. serve the morals and education of his wife and loved ones, bat he To Psnnie Derbysherc, a n d Daisy an Instant the python entwined Itself around Mr Htenger, pinning bis srtns must see to it that THEY SHALL NOT WANT. Is there a bet Brown; the uiiknr.wn heirs o f Fran to Ills sides cis Henline,deceased; thc^inknown ter way of helping his dear ones than by adding to hit BANK ACCOUNT’ Six men went to Mr. Stengel's aid heirs o f F. M. Henltne, deceased; and attempted to pull the snake from It will provide against siokness and misfortune. Every man of family the unknown heirs o f M.A. Briggs, ‘ ids l«>dy. The folds of the big reptile, deceased; the unknown heirs o f however, only drew closer, and Mr. SHOULD H A V E A BANK ACCOUNT. Andrew Henline, deceased; the un Htenger was on the verge o f a collapse when Mile f.n Itoneto. who owns the known heirs o f W. H. Henline, de reptile, appeared with a flageolet be- ceased; the unknown heirs o f C. , tween her lips. W. Henline, deceased; and also, Htatlouing herself near tbe snake, sbe all other persons o r x parties un began to play h low, weird melody, at known claiming any right, title, the snme time swaying her body to estate, lien, or interest in and to and fro gently. Italalng Its bead, tbe the following described real prop python ta-gnn to sway lt\ rhythm wltb the player and the music, and, gradu erty, to-wit: Beginning at a point 10 chains S. ally loosening Its folds from Mr. and 10.28 chains W. o f the center o f Htenger. It rolled on tbe ground wltb Its head swinging from side to side. Sec. 10, in T. 9 S., K. 1 W. of the W. Klowly approaching tbe snake. Mile. M. in Marion County, Oregon; running Ijt Boneto. «till playing gently, forced thence South 4.38 chains; thence West It Into the glaaa cage. In tbe mean A share of the banking business 3.18 chains; thence North 4.38 chains; time Mr Htenger. who had toppled of Stayton and vicinity thence East 3.18 chains to the place of : over unconscious when released from beginning and containing 1.30 acres, the folds of tbe snake, was revived ¡is solicited. and found to be uninjured. more or less. In the Name ot the State o f Ore gon: You ami each o f you, are hereby MAN DROWNED BY FISH. required t o appear and answer the Y ou are assured of a safe deposi complaint filed against you in the above Tria« to Swim Riv«r Carrying Forty Pounds of Thom. tory and courteous treatment at entitled Court and cause, on or before Newton. N. J .- Harry C. Pitman, the 19th day o f Feb. 1914, and if you this bank, by ample capital and fail to answer, for want thereof, the eighteen years old. was drowned io plaintiffs will apply to the Court for trying to awlm the Paulinaklll river long experience in the banking with a catch of forty pounds o f all the relief prayed for in their com kind« o f fish strong about his neck. business. plaint, to-wit: He went down lo tbe whirlpool near That the right of possession and the Stillwater bridge, while friends the title o f said above described real who thought bis cries for help were in property be forever quieted by a De fun Incgtied at him They answered cree o f this Court and that bv said De bis second frantic cry, but too late. I’ltuinp went spearing flsb with Ed cree it be declared and adjudged that said defendants hsve no right, title, ward Huff of Hardwick township, by whom lie wss employed, nod Lester estate, lien, or interest whatsoever, in i Huff, brother o f Edward They bad Lsw or in Equity in, on, or to said real g o o d luck, and at 2:30 o clock decided property or any part thereof, and that , t h e , ha<t enough to "call It a night" the title o f the plaintiffs is a good and Pitman suggested that they awlm back valid title, in fee simple, and that said j :ind «tnrted first defendants be forever enjoined and de barred from asserting any claim, right, ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE title, estate, lien or interest whatsoev NOTICE is hereby given, that the er in, on, or to said real property or any part thereof, adverse to plaintiffs; undersigned has been duly appointed that plaintiffs hsve judgment against by the County Court o f the State of said defendants for their costs and dis Oregon, for Marion County, adminis bursements incurred in this suit, and trator o f the estate o f George W. Caa- such other or further relief as to Court pell, deceased, and that he has duly qualified as such administrator. All may seem just and equitable. persons having claims against the estate This summons is served upon you by publication in the Stayton Mail a j o f said decedent are hereby notified to weekly newspaper published weekly in present the same duly verified to me at the Town o f Stayton. Marion County, Siiverton, Oregon, R. F. D. No. 3, Oregon, by order o f Hon. Wm. Gallo Marion County, Oregon, within a i x way, Judge o f t h e above entitled months from the date o f this notice. Dated at Siiverton, Oregon this 26th Court, dated on the 7th day o f Jan. 1914, the first publication to be on the day o f December, 1913 Fred Caspell, 8th day o f Jan. 1914, and you are re- I Administrator o f the estate o f George l-29x qnired to appear and answer on or be W. Caspell, deceased. Wrapped Bound Min, It Loos ens Colls as 6irf Plays. A ST A Y T O N STATE B AN K Farmers & Merchants Bank of Stayton, Oregon Capital $25,000.00 Consistent Buyers Will Always Patronize Consistent Seilers which is one o f the many reasons why the General Merchandise store of Chas. Ghelen is kept at the place it now occupies before the public Honest Goods-Honest Prices EU REKA FLOURING MILLS M A N U FA C TU RE R S O F FLOUR AND FEED OEORQE SPANI0L, Proprietor Remodeled and Ready for Business “ Eureka ’ and ‘ ‘Cooks Delight" Give our new flour a trial. PURITY, STRENGTH * Every sack guaranteed. AND WHITENESS Butter Paper Printed Here 100 sheets 200 sheets $ .60 1.00 fore the 19th day o f Feb. 1914. S. H. Haltzel* Attorney for Plaintiffs. NOTICE OF SALE BY ADMINISTRATOR IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE ; COUNTY OF MARION. In the Matter of the Estate o f Joseph John Watters the Old Reliable is Petzel, deceased. back at his old stand. Nuff Sed. Notice is hereby given that pursuant I to an order o f sale made and entered o f record bv the County Court of Marion 1 County. Oregon, on the 22nd day of Dec., 1913, in the matter o f the admin istration o f the Estate o f Joseph Pet zel, deceased, the undersigned adminis trator o f said Estate will sell at private J. H. (¡¡Hass Prop. sale on the 30th day o f Jan., 1914, or as soon thereafter as a purshaser may be found, t h e following described real property, in one tract or in parcels, Commercial Trade for cash, said property being described as follows, to-wit: Solicited Lots 4, and 5. o f sec. 6, T. 9 S., R. 2 E. o f the W. M. in Marion County, Board by Day or Week Oregon; Also, Ail o f the N. J o f the N. E. J o f sec. 1, T. 9 S., R. 1 E. o f the W. M. in Marion County, Oregon; Also All o f the N. E. J o f the S. E. J o f sec. 1, T. 9 S.. R. 1 E. o f the W. M. in Marion County. Oregon; Also, the N. } o f the S. E. J o f the N. E. 1 and the N. i o f the S. W. 1 o f the N. E. * of sec. 25, T. 6 S.. R. 3 W. o f the W. M. in Marion County, Oregon; Also. Be Contractors & Builders ginning at the N. E. corner o f the S. ü J o f the N. W. J o f sec. 25, T. 6 S., Dwelling houses a specialty R. 3 W. o f the W. M. i n Marion Let us figure on your build County, Oregon; running thence S. 40 rods; thence West to the right-of-way ings o f the Oregon Electric Railway Comp We can save you money any; thence N. along the East line o f A good job gauranteed said right-of-way to the center line o f the N. W. J o f said sec. 25; thence E. P. 0 . Box 228 to the place o f beginning. STAYTON. OREGON. Wm. Petzel, Administrator. S. U. Heltzel, Attorney for Estate. GET YOUR SOLE FIXED COTTAGE HOTEL ‘‘Home Cooking’’ STAYTON, OREGON Lulay Bros. & Co. 300 Physician and Surgeon ICLES 300 ILLUSTRA TI0N3 STAYTON. OREGON P o p u la r M e c h a n ic s C. H. BREWER, M. D. 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Tbe “ She» Botaa" Dvsartaest ISO p a gm ) fire« enay way« to do tilings —bow to mate useful article« for bran« and shop, repair«, ate. “ Am*t**r ■•cteaies ’’ (1 0 pagaa) Wile brar to mate Miaalon furniture, viral—• ootnu. b - ,u •oginc*. magic, and all tlw thins« a boy iovaa’ S I-« « p m v e n a . siMat.g c o m e s i s ca>rrs Ask p w MswtoiwsJsr to afc ow raw wm «r S wmrm worn m u » a m f l i c o r v to o av P O P U L A R M E C H A N IC S C O . DENTIST Office Over Gardner’« Store Building f’hone 2152 Stavlcn, Or« G. F. KORINEK. V. S„ B. V. Sc. Veterinarian Treats all domestic animals, also applies the Tuberculin teat. Telephone^ 3x7 at* W . W u t i w m M , CHICAGO Office ml Stay to n S tab le a STAYTON TIN W 0RK and PLUMBING Bath Tubs, Lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm- e rs-W e carry a line o f pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines. W . .................. OREGCf A. W E D D LE Architect Designer & Business Blocks and Bungalows. PHONE 3x8 STAYTON . . OREGON FIRST CLASS Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing JACOB SPANIOL PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY Repair work o f all kinds JACK PETRJANOS Sublimity . . . Oregon. . BY BUYING YO U R Stayton Butcher Shop Bread, Cakes, Pies, and Doughnuts FRESH and SALT MEATS Pure Lard at All Times o f the BON TON Highest Market Price Paid FA T STOCK F tr Frank Carter Stayton . . . Oregon Bakery and Restaurant E. N. TEAG U E IN STAYTON HOTEL ANNEX NEW SPRING and SUMMER SAMPLES RECEIVED Suits $ 1 2 up. Com e in and see theifi. Satisfaction Guaranteed. John Henkel, The Tailor Stayton . • . . • National • Bond furnished to cover ail cost and insure|a first class guaranteed job. See me and let me figure on your work, and I save you money. STAYTON OREGON STAYTON MEAT MARKET Oregon Collier’s The Contractor & Builder Weekly ------------------- F irs t T i m e SE S T A K & TH OM AS, Proprietors. Fresh, Salt & Cured Meats Colliers LH clu b» Lard & Creamery Butter. Unti l this year Collier's has been sold at $5.50. Now the price is $2.50 andwehave secured a concession where by we can offer it at a still further reduction in con nection with this publication. Highest Market Price Paid For Fat Stock Furniture Packed For Shipment Stayton Transfer Co. Special Oiler to Our Readers Recognising the great demand for Cotlur’t at the new price, w c have made arrangements to offer it and our own publication each one year for the price of CmMer’a alone. This is a limited offer and must be taken advantage of promptly. What You Get in Collier’s HOLFORD & SON, Props. Stayton O regon House Phone 1X18 Collier* a is the one big. f ig. independent, independ« fearless weekly of ■ the only is it the ■■■ M whole H E country, i t r y . L fiot ___ good citizen’s h a n d b o o k hut it is also magazine for the whole family. Among the things that a year’s subscription gives ares Prices Are Always Reasonable Moving A Specialty 1000 Editorials 600 News Photos 250 Short Articles 150 Short Stories 100 Illustrated Features 2 Complete Novels Collier’s . . . . $2.50 Stayton Mail $ 1.00 All Kinds Of Hauling S. H. HtyJZEL Balk hr wh ATTORNEY-AT-LAW $ 2.50 ¡NOT ARYgPUBLIC Abstract* and Probate W ork * Speciali P O L K 'S ' OREGON an d W ASHINGTON Business Directory A D ire c to r y o f e a ch C ity , T o w n and V illa g e , g iv in g d e a crlp tlv e »k e tch o f e a ch p la c e , lo ca tio n , p o p u la tio n , te le gra p h . »h ip p in g an d b a n k in g p o in t; a lso C la ssified D ire cto ry, compiled by b usin ess an d p rofession . Ik L POLK * CO., S F A T T L E Office Over Deidrirh’s Hardware Stc re J. M . R I N G Ü Undertaker a n d Emtanrcf Third and Marion Streets STAYTON. OREGON