The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current, January 28, 1915, Image 6

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    THE STAYTON MAIL
K in g s to n k i n k s
K.i Jackson aiid wife were down from
Lyons Monday.
Liston Darby
Frank Grimes o f Shelburn was in
town Saturday.,
Published every Thursday by
E . M .O l m s t e d
i s building a
STORE
CONTESTANTS STANDING
IN PREMIUM CONTEST
5-10-I5-25C
Saturday Special
Entered as second class m a tter.t the bungalow on h i 8 property he
M r*. Dorn Shrew was a week-end
Below ia the standing o f the Con*
postoffice at stayton, Marion, county, \ recently purchased from Raleigh visitor in Salem.
| testants in the Premium contest at the
From the way t h e ,
Oregon, under the act o f Congress o f Hamid.
count today, Jan. 28.
March 3, IST».
work is being pushed along we Welch’s Gripe Juice—
Name
Address
Votes
imagine wedding bells will bo j
(
I
Miss
June
Kearns
534,260
10-25-60c bottle«.
See window n
SU B SC R IPT IO SS, SI.SO p e r y e a r
ringing in that vicinity.
Stayton
Monuchiimp'«.
Address all communications to
Miaa
Theresa
Fehlen
420.600
Miss Carrie Mueller v ho has
THEJSTAYTON MAIL
Stayton
t'litTord Carter wan down from Sil-
been away for the past f e w
Mrs. Iona Blakely
100,400
verton Saturday.
months is at her home for a
Stayton
short time.
167,860
1TGS FOR SALE See M. Mueller, Mrs. F. I. Jones
Stayton
Physician and Surgeon
tf
Stayton.
Charley Bates o f Seio who has
Miss Nuomi Silhavy
30.160
been quite sick is improving.
Stayton
Wm.
Cladek
was
over
from
I
A'banon
OREGON
STAYTO N.
Miss Marguerite Ryan
36,800
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Cole and ; for the week-end.
Mt. Pleasant
Rev. Purnell visited at the Curtis
Mrs. Ed Smith
6,200
Mrs. J. H. F.txel o f Fern Ridge was
Cole home Monday.
Scio
in Stayton Tuesday.
Miss Julia Rohwein
110,300
G. F. Harold mot with an ac­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Jordan
cident Saturday which cam .* very
W'arran Richardson made a business
Miss Clara Rauscher
170,100
near being serious.
His horse i trip to Salem Suturuay.
Sublimity
S t a y t o n . O regon
stumbled and fell throwing him
Miss Nora Cavin
7.860
on his head and shoulders on the J. W. Mayo made a trip to Fox Val-
Stayton
ley on business Monday.
%
Mrs. Frank Hamman
36.350
frozen ground.
Stayton
Mr. and Mrs. John Kerber are visit-
Mrs. John Sandner Jr.
11,960
ing in Sublimity thia week.
DENTIST
Tax Talks.
Kingston
Office Over Stayton State Bank
Kimball Sisters
6,900
Those who dodge and do not pay will
S. I.. Stewart spent Saturday and
Phone 2152
Stavton. Ore live to bo taxed some other way —Phil­
Jordan
Sunday visiting in Lebanon.
Mrs. M. J. Crabtree
adelphia Ledger
60.160
The statement that there are 110.000
Stayton
6. F. KORINEK, V. S, B. V. Sc. income tax dodgers abroad tinds many Valentine Postals
Votes on the Grand Premium Piano
an unsuspected citizen trying to look
contest can be obtained at tlie follow-
All
kinds
at
Beauchamp's.
guilty.—Washington Post
ing stores:
Treats all domestic animals,
also
There are 23.551 single women who
applies the Tuberculin test.
Thomas-Mayo Co. Gen. Mdse.
E. E. Woods expects to leave for
pay an Income tax
In the name o f
Telephone 3x7
Beauchamp's Drug Store.
the bachelors of America, let their Walla Walla, Wash., Saturday.
Office at Stay ton Stables
Lanrefleld's Shoe Store.
names tie made public. — Baltimore
STAYTON
. . .
- OREGCf
Houscfurnishing Co.
American.
Jake VVourms, wife and baby
Luthy's Jewelry Store.
Forty-four Americans hare Income« visiting relatives here Tuesday.
Korinek & Mielke's Hardware.
o f more than $1.000.000 One who Is
Stayton Mail.
obliged to spend that much must cer­
The city o f Lebanon is to have free
tainly be disqualified from the “ Idle
mail delivery in the near future.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
rich.” —New York Sun.
C. J. Hunt bought a 14 disc Van
NOTARY PUBLIC
Short Orders at all hours at Mack's Brunt drill and 2 section steel harrow
Abstract* and Probate Work a Specialty
Flippant Flings.
Restaurant “ The Place to E a t ”
o f Peter Deidrlch yesterday.
Granite Water Pails
No. 110 for 25c
Stanley A. Starr
We have only a limited number of this excellent value. Come Early
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D.
T0RIC LENSES
C. H. BREWER, M. D.
Thu Surest Way to Improve a n d ¡’ reserve
You* Good Looks in by
TAKING CARE OF YOUR EYES
NOTHING CAUSES WRINKLES QUICKEN
Ilia n E y e S tra in .
Wilbur N. Pintlcr, D.M.D.
Don't wait to hava your eyes attended to.
Our Toric Lenses will Htop that eye struin that causes your
headache etc
All our work Guaranteed by
E. ROY, Optometrist. Stayton, Ore.
EYES TESTED FREE
Veterinarian
TO-NIGHT
“ LIFE’S CROSS ROAD"
S. H. HELTZEL
Office Over Deidrich's Hardware Store.
u'NERAL DIRECTORS
J. M. RINGO—F. M. SHOOK
OREGON
STAYTON
V. A. GOODE
cJkWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Conscientious Attention Given
German trained dogs that stand at
attention on sighting French red uni­
forms doubtless throw n lit when con­
fronted with u highland regiment.—
Washington Star
Intermarriage or royal houses as a
means to pence might nave been pre­
vented by consulting the heads ot
large private families as to general re
suits —Washington Post.
A Boston publisher whose name we
withhold lest you he tempted to in­
jure him says he has a method which
will enable any one to lenru to play
on the cornet for 75 cents.— Florida
Tlmea-Cnlon
to all
Fashion Frills.
Legal Business.
We believe In being cbeerfuL The
Office Room No. 6, Roy Bldg.
fall hats might have been considerably
worse.—Louisville Courier-Journal.
Some o f these patriotic women think
that a cotton dress would look perfect­
ly lovely under a sealskin c o a t —Wash­
AND ALL KINDS OF
ington Post.
Women's skirts will be shorter this
season. This looks like a clever stra­
tegic move by the manufacturers of
silk hosiery.—Chicago News.
One thing, at least, men have to be
AYTON
OREGON
tbnnkful for.
They don't have to
wrestle with corsets that sit down too
soon.—Lowell Courier-Citizen.
nivIENT FENCE POSTS
Concrete Work
c. s TT owe
Contractors & Builders
STAYTON MEAT MARKET
SESTAK
&
TH OM AS,
Proprietors.
h, Salì & Cured Meats
.aid & Creamery Butter.
!'i:>best Market Price Paid For Fat Stock
IN WORK and
PLUMBING
Bath Tubs, lavatories and
Sanitary fittings— Farm­
ers—We carry a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
all
JACOB SPANIOL
SATURDAY
LOCAL TALENT-SONG -Miss Marion Alexander
8th Episode "Perils of Pauline”
Pathe News and Comedy. Good Music
4 Reels 5 and 10c
U. Whitney and wife are both re­
Effic Ray and Mrs. Linn Lamt>ert of ported on the sick list. Mrs. F. Sil­
o f Linn county were in town Tuesday.
havy ia helping take care o f them.
SEE THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK
Mrs. Caspell o f the Waldo Hills was
Peter Deidrich ia attending the Con­
trading with Stayton merchants Satur­ vention o f Hardware Men and the Auto­
day.
mobile Show in Portland thia week.
★ THEATRE
Mrs. M. F. Ryan and daughter Mar­
Mrs. M. A. Heltzel is visiting a few
days with her son J. G. Heltzel in Sa­ guerite o f Mt. Pleasant were trading
lem.
with Stayton merchants Wednesday.
Andy Cornish, wife and daut
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Susan Murphy next Wednesday after­ Fav returned to their home in S
Home Tuesday after a week's
noon.
with friends snd relatives here.
Mrs. H. Lilly and Miss Mails Olms­
Will the person who borrowed
ted spent the weeJt-end visiting in Cor­
paste brushes and papering tools s<
vallis.
time ago, return them at once
W. R. Ray is staying in town this wish to use them. T. J. Smith.
week and doctering with Dr. J. C.
Sones.
Mary, the youngest daughter
Cut Ra tes
?
ON
LADIES’, MISSES, and CHILDREN’S HIGH
!•
CUT BUTTON SHOES
;
SAVE MONEY NOW !
You'll Need It Later
", LANCEFIELD Cash Shoe Store
FARM FOR SALE
The Story o f
Makepeace Jones
T B I R T H , he was pro­
claimed a "Future Great.”
-H e grew up a m o d e l
young man.
C
To his parents* entreaties that
he Btay in the home town and
become famed, Makepeace turned
a deaf ear. It offered no oppor­
tunity o f advancement. It was
prohibition ridden— its inade­
quate taxes permitted o f no
improvements, no e x p a n s io n .
Business was stagnant, the town
was no-license — dead. Make-
p ace made the mi-take o f ouit-
ting one "dry** town for another.
He had no appetite for strong
stimulants, hut he chafed under
a law that denied his right to
drink healthful, nutritious beer,
even temperately. Ilis rights as
a freeborn citizen could not be
challenged hy m j < h shallow laws.
His disregard o f prohibitory
law became habitual and he fre­
quented blind nigs at firnt, in
independent innisnation— later,
because he wanted to. Hi.s appe­
tite for strong stimulants devel­
oped. Makepeace Jones, the "Fu­
ture Great,” became a drunkard.
Had he b« ' n privileged to
enter licenced aloon-, he would
have entered them only occasion­
ally. Brain-and-body fag de­
manded a mild stimulant — a
onee-in-awhile gl.s«s o f good, re­
freshing beer, lb nied the na­
tional beverage, the drink o f
True Temperance, Makepeace
Jones became a social outcast.
—Advertisement,
A
By E. 0. Ulrich, Ch. of Commerce,
Portland, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siegmund o f
near Mchama were Stayton visitors
Saturday.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Ed Siegmund and
grandson o f Fern Ridge were in town
yesterday.
What you want and when you want
it. Just “ The Place to Eat” at Mack’s
restaurant.
Frank Blakely, wife and mother vis­
ited at the Titus Archer home in Linn
county Sunday.
Miss Ellen Mirhlbnok o f Me Minn-
ville is visiting at the E. T. Matthieu
home this week.
Mrs. Hubbard o f Dallas is visiting at
the home o f her daughter, Mrs. Dora
Shreve this week.
The Frode Club will mo-t with the
Mi ' s Rupert and Poley at the E. C.
Lai home tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. Barnard and baby of
Aumsville were trading with Stayton
merchants yesterday.
Elmer Downing o f Hot Springs i*
home for a few week’s visit with his
father, W. H. Downing.
Mrs. Susan T. Smith who is past
94 years o f age, is now staying with
|her grandson, A h a Smith.
A FAIR WARNING
34 acres, bottom land, 20 acres clear­
ed, 7-ioom house, barn, etc.
All new
With every ounce o f "K ew pie Per- buildings, fenced and cross fenced. 1
Price One That Should Be Heeded By Stayton
fum e” at 75c we will give free a good mi. to town, macadam road.
Residents.
S e e window at j $4600. Terma. M. Mueller, Stayton,
perfume atomizer.
Beauchamp’s.
tf
Oregon
Frequently the first sign o f kidney
I trouble ia a slight ache or pain in the
I loins. Neglect of this warning makes
Dr. Beauchamp reports the following Shakes For Sale
the way easy for more serious troubles
births since last week’s Mail: January
$9.00 per thousand delivered.
Write —dropiy, gravel, Bright’s disease,
21, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dietz
R. Burtis, Mchama, Ore., or phone, i 'T ib well to pay attention to the first
o f near Aumsville, and January 26, a Chas. Basa, Stayton, Ore.
Weak kidneya generally grow
l-28x sign.
girl to Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hunt o f the |
weaker and delay is often dangerous.
Waldo Hills.
Residents o f this locality place reliance
Keep Warm —An unlimited quantity
in Doan’s Kidney Pills.
The tested
o f old fir wood for sale, on the ground
remedy has been used In kidney trouble
J. W. McCulloch came over from Sa­ $1.00, and delivered $1.80 per tier.
over 60 years—is recommended all over
R. E. Calavan and Chas. Lee.
3-3x
lem Saturday for a couple of days vis­
the civilised world. Read th« follow­
it with relatives here. Mrs. McCulloch
ing:
who has been visiting here the past
FRESH MILCH COW a n d
high
Mrs. C. E. Cheney, Corvallis,Oregon,
week returned with him to their home
grade Jersey heifers f o r sale.
F. says: “ One o f mv family had attacka
in Ontario Monday.
Frank, Sublimity, Ore.
l-28x o f backache. He was often laid up for
two or three days at a time. If he got
his feet wet or caught cold, he was
Dr. C. H. Brewer reports the follow­
Team For Sale- -
sure to suffer from pain in the small o f
ing births: a boy to Mr. and Mra.
hia hack. The kidney accretions were
Waterman o f Lyons January 21, a boy
Young, sound and well broke, one
scanty and unnatural.
His work re­
to Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Teague January mare, one gelding well matched for
quired much heavy lifting and I think
24, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. size. Wt. 2400. Enquire at Mail office.
this was Responsible for the trouble.
Smith January 28, both o f Stayton, and
Reading about Doan’s Kidney Pills, I
a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meier o f
got a box for him. They improvod hia
<• $100 R e w a r d , $100
Sublimity January 26.
The readers of this paper will be condition in every way.
They were
pleased to learn that thero le at least one
dreaded dlica.e that science hm been just the remedy he needed."
able to euro In ell Its stage a. and that Is
Th« Common 8olfishnota.
Price 50c, at a I I dealers.
Don’ t
Catarrh. Itall'e Catarrh Cure I. the only
Sheep will follow nn old bell wether positive cure now known to the medical simply ask for s kidney remedy—get
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
through an opening In the fence In disease,
requires a constitutional treat­ Doan’s Kidney P ills-th e same that
regular order, hut human beings all ment Halt's Catarrh Cure Is taken In­ Mrs. Cheney recommends.
Foster-
ternally,
acting directly upon the blood
want to get on tbe street car ot tbe and mucous
surfaces nt th* system, there­ Milburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
smile time.—Toledo Blade.
by destroying the foundation of tho dls-
Free This W eek -
P. O. Box 198
STA\T0N. OREGON.
Orchestra Music
Mrs. Katie Hassler arrived f
E. Berry o t Fox Valley visited at
the home o f his nephew J. W. Mayo Perham, Minnesota Monday for an
tended visit at the Peter Fiedler
Saturday.
John Kerher homes here and at the
Mrs. Sarah Cox left Monday for a John Kintz home in Sublimity.
six week's visit with her son at Spring-
field, Ore.
Dwelling houses a specialty
Let us figure on your build­
ings
We can save you money
A good job gauranteed
Phone 77
Mrs. EotT and daughter were trading
LOST or STRAYED- One registered i
with Stayton merchants Tuesday.
Shropshire ewe. with reg. tag In ear. |
Reasonable reward —Alva Smith.
C. W. Timmons and Dave Drager
o f Salem were ir town yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. McGhee o f Palouse,
Washington arrived here to-dav to vis­
Albert Beal and wife o f North San- it her daughter Mrs. Geo. Davie.
tiam were Stayton visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Miers and brother Dan Kintz ting her head severely on a
o f Sublimity were trading i n town day morning. Dr. Bre
stitches in the wound.
Monday.
Lulay Bros. & Co.
A THREE REEL PRODUCTION THAT WILL PLEASE
Together With a Good Comedy. 4 Reels, 5 and 10c
Ethan Allen.
There never was a portrait made of
Kthan Allen The heroic style o f statue
of the hero In the national enpltol 1« an
Imaginative representation
and giving tho patient strength by
bulldlm up the constitution
“ futlon and assisting
t. Tho
Tho proprietor*
propr' ‘
sture n doing Its work.
have so much faith In Its euratlvo
curative now-
era that they offer One Hundred Dollars
Duntley Vacuum Sweepers $7.50
for any caso that It falls to cure, Bend
testimonials.
for list of te*
Address F. J. CIIENUY
(
A CO., Toledo, Ohio. J. O. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., Eu­
Bold by all Druggists, 75c.
gene, Oregon.
Take Util s Faatlly Pilla tor constipa tloa.
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