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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1914)
LIFE CAREER THE STAYTON M AIL Pulilishml every Thurstiay by "itrhuoHag la youth »hnutit Invariably hr illrrvtc.1 to n ispsr* a |xr<«..u In thr bral way I « (ha tint prtmanriil w\uualh<u luí wkUh lit la ra|tabla. ' I'ltahltiil C. w Kllot. This Is the Mission of the OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE Fortjr*ililh School Yrnr Opooi S liP IliH U K R 18 th , , lfi M D 1 . M B T K I) K ter» ' ss S' •• nd class m u lterai Iht post' l’Ics st bi (tm, Murimi, county. Ortgwii, U..ÙM sì., u ik o f Cmigrssa o f March 3, 1379. 1914 SUBSCKIPTIOyS, SI.S0 poi yoar Write for llluitrated loo-page Hook- let. " I HU I.IFK CAREUR.*’ and for Cata Addrasa all Communications to log containing full Information. TH K STA YTO N MAIL /V /re/ Courses — A G R IC U L T U R E l Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus- bamlry. Poultry HuabanJry, Horticulture. Agriculture for Teacher». FORESTRY, I Ot.l.INCi ENGlNBkKING . H O M E E C O NOMICS: I U'nie»tic Science, Dom eitk Art, Physician and Surgeon FNUINkfcRING: Electrical, Irrigation, Highway, Mechankal, C htm kal, Mining. Ceramics. C O M M E R C E . PH ARM ACY. STAYTO N. OREGON I n d u s t r ia l a r t s . I ’oentionaJ Coarrer-Agricultura, Dairy ing, Home M akers' Course. Industrial Arts, Forestry. Business Short Course. Srkoot of .Vnil-'— Plano, String, Band, Voice Culture. l'H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D. Having rented the farm, I will sell at Public Sale at the Hirzsiefen place 3 1 Wed., C. H. BREWER, M. D. miles Northeast of Sublimity, Oregon, the following property: Termers Busmen Course by M ail Free. Addrtaa T H R BK CISTBAB. r»w.7 i» to sai STAYTON - W est Stayton Sale Commences at 10 A. M. Sharp . . A rrive Stayton . W ilbur N. Fintier, &.M.D. DENTISI Stavton. Ore 6. F. KORINEK, V. S * B. V. Sc. Veterinarian 7 00 a. m. 11:30a. m. 6:00 p. m. Treata all domestic animals, applies the Tuberculin teat. Telephone 8x7 9:00«. in. *' " . 1:30 p. m. " •* . 7:0u p. m. also Oftlco at Stayton Stable* STAYTON . . . . O REG O l Best o f Passenger and Express Service Dapple Greys, Draft Team, 6 years old, geldings, wt. 3385. SUNDAY EXCURSIONS SOLICITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. M. R IN G O - F . M. SHOOK STAYTON P r o h ib it io n D oom ed! Won F i r s t Prize a t t h e Stayton Horse Show 1912-1913 One Coach colt, solid black, 2 years 5 months old, gen tle and broke. P * 1- ¡ R ' * : j s ' ; r w w w £ ¡á . ' Three stock hogs; Deering binder, good as new with portable truck; Heavy 3 in. Mitchell wagon; 14-hole double-disc grain drill, used but little; Merry-go-round fern cutter; Oliver plow; Harrow; Cultivator; Two-seat Studebaker ha^k; Anchor top buggy; Fanning mill; Grindstone; Sharpies cream separator; Small tools; Double set hand made draft harness, good as new; 3 sets work harness; Set single buggy harness, hand made; Set heavy traces; HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Cook stove; Dresser; Chairs, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS— Sums of $10. and under, Cash. Over $10., six months’ time will W. H. Downing, Auct. P. E. Hirzsiefen There has not been a symptom o f the 1 complaint since.” Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’ t sim ply ask for a kidney remedy—get Many Stayton People Have Done So Doan's Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. W hite had. Foster-Milbutn Co., When the kidneys are weak they give unmistakable warnings that should Props., Buffalo, N. Y. not be ignored. By examining t h e urine and treating the kidneys upon The Standard Milk Factory is the first sign o f disorder, many days of suffering may be saved. Weak Kidneys making 500 pound.3 of milk su.f.;ar usually expel a dark, ill-smelling urine, a day from whey at Tillamook. full o f “ brickdust” sediment and pain The Springfield News discuss ful in passage. Sluggish kidneys often cause a dull pain in the small o f the es the proposer! universal eight back, headaches, dizzy spells, tired, | hour law to be voted on in Nov., languid feelings and frequent rheumat | calling it a bill to make labor a ic twinges. Doan’s Kidney Pilla are for the kid crime. neys only; they help weak kidneys to Rails are laid to Wildervilleon rid the blood o f uric poison. There is no the Applegate river, first section better recommended remedy. | of the Grants Pass and Crescent Read the statement that follows; Mrs. E. E. W hite, 303 N . Seven City Railroad. j teenth St., Corvallis, Oregon, says; Ontario will try for the county ‘ ‘ M y back and kidneys troubled me for seat o f Malheur Co. and promis quite awhile. Another o f our family had had good resu.ts front Doan's Kid es a big new court hou.se. ney Pills and I decided to try them. They w ere just what I needed, and rid golna to o f kidney trouble in a short time. Laxativa Tablât. Current Comment. Wbnt a state Illinois might be If It were ns easy to harry It for good road* ns It was to carry It for woman suf frage!—Chicago Tribune. It tx-cins to look ns If ft might lie nex» ary to turn Wall street Into a Midway plalsance to draw back the old time crowds. — Cleveland Plain Dealer. Medl’ lm Is n progressive science. It Is now only 2,500 years since Hippoc rates' time, nnd a cure for whooping rough believed to be In sight. At least the specialists o f Paris hope so. —Chicago News. Von Bethmann-nollweg is decorated with the Order of the Black Eagle for getting the kaiser's army bill part the relchstag. The Order of the Dove wouldn’t have been appropriate. Be-1 sides, there isn’t any.—New York World. Is “ Doing it now" Is the root of luc re s* Quick Wittsd. I:.,;.! , tin's a quick wilted fellow. Hlnlili* in what way? B!"bbs—He knows w hen to say nothing-Philadel phia Record 300 1 a r t ic i . e s 300 II. LUSTRA ^TIONS - P o p u la r M echanics M agazin e “ W S'TTTK SO YOU CAW UM3SNSTAMO fT " G R E A T Continued Story o f (Ho W orld’* Protoo«« which you may begin reading at any lime, and which will bold your bUcreBt forever. You are living in the beat year, of the most wonderful age, of what is flSaMteaa the greatest world in the universe. A resident o l M a n would gladly pay — A < 1 n n n for o n e y e a r s $ 1 , U U U SUBSCRIPTION tothls magazine.in order to keep informed of our Pi . .was in linginer ringsnd Mechanics. Are you rending it f T w o millions of your neighbors are, and It la the favorite maga- ifne in thousand* of th# best American homes. It appeals to all classes — old and youne — men and women. The “ Ihot Rstaz“ Department '2 0 paces) gives en»y way« to do tlnni/s— how to make osef at articles for home and simp, ri-W- 1 , rs, nta. “ Amateur Xechanio*" (10 r»iere) M l . Imwto Bmki. Mlsutnn furniture, wlrnN -- outfits. Imuts STiglnee, magic, and all the tilings a Itoy lores, S t .SO PC S V M * . B ISM tC c o m ic s IS CENTS A«k ynnr NwwgdsraUr to sh-nr Jtoti nnm or tpp * y wwrrg tow rurt M w r ti cony F o I ' u TT a R V IE X :IlA N K 'H C O . SIS W . W M W N W I S c . C H IC A G O S. H. HELTZEL A fte r 64 years o f activity by the friends o f prohibition the average American today consumes almost six times as much liquors as did the average American o f 1850. In spite of this there is lees drunkenness. With this wonderful change for the better, prohibition has had nothing whatever to do. The real reason is found in the fact that today there is a vastly greater amount of beer consumed. And beer is not conducive to drunken* ness. N O TAR Y PUBLIC Abstracts and Prebat. Work a Speciali* Onice Over Deidrich's Hardware Store STAYTON MEAT MARKET SESTAK & THOMAS, Proprietors. Fresh* Salt & Cured Meat Lard & Cream ery Butte." Highest Market Price Ptid For Fsi Slot Prohibition is a failure and has had but effect wherever tried: to put a ban upon the open and above-board drinking of beer and other light bev erages and to drive men to s e c r e t, im m o d e ra te drinking o f the strongest stimulants. This is notably true o f Maine, a prohibition state. There is ten times as much drunkenness per capita as there is in France. ft E See me and let me figure on y o t r work,and I save you money, STAYTO N OREGOl NEW 1 SPRING and SUMMER SAMPLES RECEIVED Suits $12 up. Come in and see them. Satisfaction Guaranteed. John Henkel, The Tailor STAYTON MARKET REPORT Stayton . . . Oregon TINWORK and PLUMBING 10 10 Broilers 1| to 3 lb s ...____ Roosters_____________ ______ 0 Mixed Chickens.............. Geese......................................... Ducks,Indian Runners, Pekin Turkeys....................................... Dressed Turkeys _______________ Veal Fancy 11, Ordinary 10 P o r k ................................ 10i L ive Hogs, Choice....... 8 f L ive Hogs, Heavy Rough Bath Tubs, Lavatories and all Sanitary fittings— Farm- ers--We carry a line of pumps, leader water sys tems, etc. Gasoline engines, JACOB SPANIOL 26 Corrected Thursdays but subject to change without notice. ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ • » » ♦ O »C Lulay Bros. & Co. Contractors & Builders B O L K ’S OREGON * ( and H W A S H IN G T O N I Business Directory * A Directory of «ach City, Town ami Village, giving d*«crlptlv« «ketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, «hipping and banking point; al«o OlWMilfled Directory, compilaci by butine«« and profession. R. I,. roi.K A CO., SEATTLE l and insure|a firstjelass guaranty d job. By E. D. Ulrich, Ch. of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. E krs ........................ N. T E A G U : Contractor & Builder Bond furnished to cover all t — Paid Advertisement Hen* h eavy____________ OREGON ATTO RN EY-AT-LAW one “be given, purchaser to give bankable note at 8c/c interest from date. No prop erty to be removed until settled for. me . , O regon Phone 2162 Jos. Hamman, Prop. Lea vs Stayton •• " “ “ n Office O ver Stayton Stato Bank Auto-Stage Span of Percherons HEED THE WARNING S t a y t o CarsaUls. » » y o « Dwelling houses a specialty Let us figure on your build ings We can save you money A good job gauranteed Phone 77 P. O. Box 228 ST A Y TON, OREGON.