INSTITUTE BIG SUCCESS
THE STAYTON MAIL CONTESTANTS STANDING KIMBALL SISTERS AT
Published every Thursday by
IN PREMIUM CONTEST
STAR, SATURDAY
HELD LAST SATURDAY
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Entered as seeoml class matter at the
Below is the standing o f the Con­
postoffice at Stayton, Marion, county, testants in the Premium contest at the
Oregon, under the act o f Con areas o f last count Thur. Feb. 26.
March 3, 187V.
882,600
Miss Theresa Kehlen
631.460
Miss June Kearns
S L 'B S C R IP T IO V S , SI.SO per yea r
484,660
Mi.-s Clara Rauscher
Address all communications to
421.600
Miss Julia Rohwein
THE STAYTON MAIL
242.900
Mrs. K. I. Jones
204.600
Mrs. Iona Blakely
H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M .D.
Physician and Surgeon
Frank Sicgniund ami wife o f Fern
Ridge were in town on buaineaa Satur­
46,000
Miss Naomi Silhavy
day.
16,400
| Mrs. John Sandner Jr.
John Huber o f Mt. Pleasant was n
buaineaa visitor one day the Brat o f the
week.
SASSAFRAS BARK
Clara and Aggie Rauacher w o r e
at B eaucham p*'. visiting at the Andrew Rauacher home
Monday.
\V. K. Lyons and wife o f Lyons were ! Mr r.rtd Mrs. Andrew o f Victor Point
in town Tuesday.
were visiting at the Jos. Fiaher home
C. H . B R E W E R , M . D .
PHYSICIAN
66,650
63,360
Mrs. M. J. Crabtree
Miss Marguerite Ryan
OREGON
STAYTON.
104.460
Mrs. Krank liamman
Don't fail to hear the Kimball sisters
in cornet and trombone duets at the
Star Theatre Saturday night.
These
young ladies of Jordan have been paid
artista with a circus for some time and
deliver the goods. Mr. Lloyd Ktmhall
will sing one o f his illimitable baritone
solos. 12th Episode Perils o f Pauline
same mght, Saturday, Feb. 27 at the
Star Theatre. No raise in price, 6 and
10c.
AND SURGEON
S ta y to n . O regon
—
Tuesday.
t ,
Ruth Cook o f Marion was a vis-1
Hugh Kuensii, wife and baby o f
North Santiam were Stayton visitor.
Tuesday.
D EN TIS T
Mrs. Pena Mack is a business visitor j
Mrs. Lizzie Henline is visiting at the
Office Over Stayton State Bank
at Portland this week.
home
o f her brother B. A. Schaefer of
Stavton, Ore
Phone 2152
this place.
W. K. Harris o f West Stayton was
W. R. Jephcott’a father from Lot
in town Tuesday.
G. F . KORINEK, V. S ,
. V. Sc.
Angeles is visiting at his home over in
V e tc r in a r ia n
Miss Emma Frank was a week-end Linn County.
Wilbur N. Pintler, D A D .
8
Treats all domestic animals.
al.-e vi-itor with friends here.
Fire Good Jersey Cows
applies the Tuberculin test.
for sale, 3 fresh, 2 fresh soon. E. For-
Telephone 3x7
Miss Emma Huddle o f Mill City was i
rette, Stayton.
2-2&X
Office at Stayton Stables
a week-end visitor here.
STAYTON
- - -
- OR EGO.’
Miss Gladys Simpson o f Aumsvllle
Miss Rosa Rock is staying at the was a week-end visitor at t h e Joa.
Hamnian home.
Mutchler home for awhile.
S. H. HELTZEL
The teachers ami farmers Institute
held in Stayton on Saturday, Februaiy
20, was a marked suceeas in every re­
spect.
The meeting was held under the aus­
pices o f the Marion County Principal’s
Association, directed by Supt. W. M.
Smith.
The morning session was given over
to discussions by teacher* o f auhjoeta
o f professional interest. The keynote
o f all the discusaion. was "practicabil­
ity.”
Each speaker emphasised the
need o f connecting tho school work
with the home.
A very Important
truth wss brought out in the discuss­
ions the great need o f vitalising all
school subjects. The child is interest­
ed ill life, therefore, the beat way to
reach him is to put him in close touch
with the things around him.
In tho afternoon session Supt. Smith 1
instituted the question box. Miinv in­
teresting questions were asked and an­
swered. Among tho must important
ones were the new high school fund
law and playground equipment.
All
present were very much interested In
playground equipment so that organiz­
ed play might be possible.
Prof. F. L. Griffin then discussed at
length the work the Agricultural Col­
lege is doing in organizing boys* and
girls' clubs. He told many interesting
stories o f what hoys and girls are do­
ing in Oregon and other states to im­
prove farm and home life.
Thla fea­
ture o f the program was listened to by
a large number o f farmers, who live
near Stayton, and many citizens o f the
town.
The meeting was voted a success by
all, and everyone expressed a desire to
hold another and larger one at an ear­
ly date.
W . H. Humphreys and w ife o f Victor
Fat Hogs Always bring a good price Point were trading with Stayton mer­
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
chants Saturday.
at the stayton Produce Co.
NOTARY PUBLIC
Misses Ida Becker and Minnie Has-
A b .tr.cu and Probate Work a Specialty
R } Mom. , w w „ week_ .nd visitor ler o f Sublimity spent Tuewlajr . « b ^
Miss Eila Williams.
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I with his familv at Tangent.
Office Over Deidnch s Hardware Store.
Theodore Highberger and wife of
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Staiger o f Sub- Sublimity were trading with Stayton
! limity were in town Monday.
merchants Tuesday.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
OREGON
V. A. GOODE
WYER and NOTARY PUBLIC
Co scientious Attention Given
to al
Legal Business.
O ffice R o o m N o . 6. R o y B ld g .
A T h r e e -I ’ a r t S o u th e r n D ra m a , laid in th o H ills o f
West Virginia
_ _ _ _ _ _ “ Hi* Doll Wife” Comedy_ _ _ _ _ _ _
SATURDAY NIGHT
“ K i m b a l l S is te r s ”
Cornet and Trombone Duott, and Baritone Solo by
Mr. Lloyd Kimball.
Song by High School Glee Club
12th Episode “ Perils of Pauline'’
Path« War Nr»ws Path«* Comedy Orchistrj Mi io T» & ID
B B S
Spring & Summer
Will be in, in a few days, look for them
LANCEFIELD’S
W OODLARK
ON WATER STREET
our prescription*. Every one is com- 1 penter work.
pounded in a «cientific, painstaking and
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careful way, from drug* that are pure
GETTING
HEET W T H SUCCESS
and of full strength. Let us fill your
A g o o d healthy a ctive liver help* you prescriptions. Beauchamp'* Drug Store.
CEMENT FENCE POSTS
AND ALL KINDS OF
Concrete Work
WELL RAPIDLY
TSADC M A R K
P O IS ON
Q U IC K . C E R T A IN .
D E A D L Y -#•
it K t m
k » ii i n s t a n t
MKVKR K i l l s .
t'SK.
l>e*trovt • lulnrl*. «ophar*. pralrl* dog*. *a
rat* Apply early In Rprlns wh*n the hungry
p**l* s in k s from Winter'* slcap. Money bark
If It ever fall*
"Wood i.ark " for II yaars
ha* atood *v*ry t«*t. If* crop Inaurane#
again** rodent peat* tf your a*al*r hasn't
It. writ* u*.
C larke. W oo d w ard D rug Cow
I' om T u x u ,
For sals
on
icon iv.
at Beauchamp's Drug Store
YOUNG MAN KILLED
AT GATES OREGON
the!
tow ard success. R E X A L L LIV E R PILLS
Jacob Spaniel installed a gasoline o n -! Mrs. A. J. Chance writes from
fo r regulating dorm ant li­
gine and pump for J. S. McLaughlin of Portland Sanitarium that she is getting |
vers. "O n e at night m akes the next
North Santiam this week.
along nicely, where she went for an op-
day brigh t.” 25c b ottle o f 5 0 pills at
The little town o f Gates
are elegan t
C. S. LO W E
Dr. Brewer reports a fine boy born eration recently.
She says that she
to Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. Reome of this ^ has the best o f care and would like to
see any o f her friends who happen to
city Friday, February 19.
Joe Breitenstein and w ife o f Subiim-
be in Portland. Her address is; Port­
Mrs.
Rilda
Fish
and
Mrs.
CaspeL
ity were in town one day this week.
land Santarium, E. 60th St. and Bel­
and
son
George
o
f
Waldo
Hills
were
«
mont Portland, Oregon.
Stayton
visitors
Saturday.
Mrs. Steiniger o f Salem is visiting
Mrs. G. Q. Smith and mother Mrs.
her daughter Mrs. Felix VanErman.
Murphy o f Sublimity were trading with
COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL MEET
Contractors & Builders
O. W.Humphery o f near Silver Creek May ton merchants Tuesday.
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Spaniol and family O f
Dwelling houses a specialty
The Sublimity Commercial Club will
Portland visited at the Geo. Spauiol
The
| meet next Tuesday, March 2.
Let us figure on your build­
John Bailey is over from Sweet Home home the latter part o f last week.
subject
for
discussion
will
be
"R
otary
for
a
visit
with
friends
and
relatives.
The
Brow-Petzel
Sawmill
Co.
is
hav-
j
ings
ing a new blower system installed by j Farming. ”
We can save you money
H. Siegmur.d and wife o f near Me- Jacob Spaniol the Stayton plumber.
■
A good job gauranteed
hama were trading in town Saturday.
Mrs. Hart returned to Albany Toes-
N otice-T h ere will be preaching at
P lone 77
P. O. Box 198
day. Her sister Miss Deane W a t t e r s the Christian church, morning and ev-
Geo. Kearns o f Grants Pass was an will make her future home with her.
ening next Sunday, February 28, by
oTAYTON, OREGON.
over Sunday visitor with relatives here.
M. J. Crabtree and wife spent the Rev.Putnam o f Eugene.All are invited,
week-end near Salem with Mrs. Crab-
Geo. Roeser o f Mt. Angel was in
Mrs. Lengele and son o f Jordan were tree’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Matten.
town at the Commercial Hotel this
trading with merchants here Tuesday.
week. Mr. Roeser is looking over our
Quality Tooth Brushers at the Beau­ j country with a prospect o f settling
! I What you want and when you want champ Drug Store. The u*e of a good here.
it. Just "T he Place to E at’ ’atM ack’s. ! tooth bru*b with good *trong sound
brittle» well secured and an equally
Special Prices
good handle assure* you of tooth clean­
SESTAK &
liness and health. We have them rang­ on slabwood, spring and summer de
AGENCY MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY
livery, for ordera placed before April
ing from 10 to 50c. Money back if the
TH OM AS,
O f Albany at Mack & Shepherd's1
lat. Call at our office for prices.Brown-
brittle* come out, at Beaachamp's.
Barber Shop. Laundry leaves Tues­
Petzel Lumber Co.
tf.
Proprietors.
day 2 p. m.
tf.
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Clover Seed F’or Sale Red and Al-
Bike. Farmers prices at farm.
Squirrel Paisoo should be pot out ear-
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3-10x
Franklin Herrling.
ly.
W e carry all popular brands.Wood­
Mr. and Mrs. Fid P«sl and daughter
Mrs. E. Roy fell, one day last week, larks, Red Dragon and C.dkW. at 35 A
of North Santiam were in town Satur­
at her home injuring several of her 25c. Money back guarantee at Beau­
day.
ribs. Dr. Beauchamp is in attendance. champ’s Drug Store.
Liston Darby’s new house between
H jh est Market Price Paid For Fal Slock
Keep Warm —An unlimited quantity Stayton and Kingston i s just about
A marriage license was issued at Sa­
o f old fir wood for sale, on the ground completed. Peter Fiedler is doing the j lem Tuesday to Sylvanus Neal a farm­
mason work.
$1 00. and delivered $1.30 per tier.
er o f Weat Stayton and Maude Mae
R. FL Calavan and Chas. Lee.
3-3x |
Hammett o f Marion. They were mar­
. A Y IO N
“ Tricking the Government i t ”
Mrs. W. R. Ray and daughter Zona
John Thoma the enterprising mana­
Mate Titus and O. M. Baker were o f Mt. Pleasant were in town one day
ger and bookkeeper o f the Brown-Pet-
over from Kingston Monday.
the first o f the week.
zel Lumber Co. o f this city will erect a
Mr. and Mrs. D. Townes o f Mt.
fine 8-room bungalow on his lot across
Short Orders at all hours at Mack’s Pleasant were trading with Stayton
from the mill on Water Street.
merchants Saturday.
Restaurant. "T h e Place to E a t ”
The building will be a story and a
half in height and will be modern to
SALEM
STEAM
LAUNDRY
i
Jos. Haimnan went to Plainview yes­
Agency at Davies Barber Shop. i>ent the last finishing board, and built of
terday tor a few days on business.
on Tuesday morning.
tf. j wholly "M ade In Oregon and Stayton
m aterial."
Mrs. Hubbard who has been visiting!
A basement 28x40 will be under the
Frank Lesley and s o . Oliver were
her daughter here returned t o her
entire house, and a porch will extend
business visitors at Salem Monday.
home in Dallas Saturday.
around the west and south sides.
The 1
Perfect Prescription Parity at Bean- estimated cost is about 11800. Grant
Arthur McKenzie and his mother o f
champ’.. You can always depend upon Murphy will be in charge o f the car
Linn county were in town Tuesday.
J. M. R IN G O -F . M. SHOOK
STAYTO N
TO-NIGHT
Beauchamp’s.
OREGON
Lulay Bros. & Co.
STAVTON MEAT MARKE'
Fre^ii, i>ali & Cured Meats
La d & Creamery Butter.
Don’t Hang Your Hide
TINWORK and
PLUMBING
State of Ohio, r '.'.y r,t Tolerlo, l „
I.u ra s C o u n t /.
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thal he ls
scr. r |. .itr.tr > f t! fii i o f i- . 1 . ciia n sg
A Co '■ . ¡ t o t h im I In thè City o f T o ­
ledo. C .unir
I { '■ to aforrsalfi, .-imi
thnt
1 finn
ól j.ay thè suoi o f ON’ fi
th Tubs, Lavatories and
Sanitary fittings—Farm­
e r s - vVe carry
a line of
pumps, leader water sys­
tems, etc. Gasoline engines.
HL*NlJ"EÌ> DOLLAUS for cacti and ev-
cry ' i m o f <
rrh tl.at r-innot h rureit
by thè use o f HAT.I.’ S r.Y T U U U f C i n t i : .
f r a n i : j . c iie n e y .
Eworn to bufere me m i stibierlbed in
my io
;e, thls Cth d ly of De ember,
a . d . m e.
(Scali
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Not.nry Public.
Hall’* C n ta rr h C u re l i tn < n In fe m a lly
a n i a rt* i l r - r t l y ur. n 111" I 1 i n n i m u ­
co»* surf a os . f n. • ay*t‘
tì n i for
testimoniali, f ■ ■ e.
JACOB SPANIOL
'
F. J. CFIKNi ! Y ft CO., Toledo. O.
Boli by all linieri»t*. no.
Tak* Ball’* Familr 1*111* for roostloatlon.
on the fence, bring it in to the Stay-
ton Produce Co. and get the highest
market price.
above Mill
City is in morning over the untimely
death o f Kenneth MeCInry 28 years of
age, son o f Mr. and Mr*. T.J. McClary
o f thst place. The young man was an
employe o f the Hammond Lumber Co.
and the tragedy happened at one o f
their camps, the direct cause heing s
fallen limb of a tree that was struck
by a log which was being hauled in on
the line.
The accident was Saturday, February
20, at 3 o’ clock and the young man ex­
pired at the Company’s hospital in Mill
City the same evening.
The funeral was held on Monday,
February 22, and Interment was in the
Fairview cemetery near Gutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan passed through
Stayton Tuesday on their way home at
Salem after attending the funeral of
Mrs. F'rcd Merril at Mill City.
For solid comfort you will enjoy this
Early Colonial Rocker
It is a beautiful specimen o f this
sterling design; made o f beautifully
grained quarter-sawed oak. It has
heavy colonial arms, snd is finished
in dull or polished golden. The sent
is comfortable and roomy and the
hack slats are bent to fit the body.
Price, $3.75
Stayton Housefurnishing Co.
FOR SALE
Mrs. Herbert Perry snd daughter Lu­
cile o f Seattle are visiting at the Frank ,
Mack home. Mrs. Perry is a sister o f i One saw mil), including top ard bot­
Frank Mack.
tom saw, belting and rollers and all
appliances necessary to run aaid mill
Mrs. II. J. Mutschler returned from by applying power. This will be a bar­
Salem Monday evening o f this week. gain to any one desiring a mill. Terms
E. A.
She had been in that city since Janu- will be given to purchaser.
Downing, Stayton, Ore.
tf
arv
re P °rted to, b< in
better health at present than she had
been for years.
FARM FOR SALE
Paul Fehlen has hia house, which he
oought from John Thoma, securely
moved across the street on his lots on
First Street, and ia getting it ready
for occupancy.
Chas. Lampman did
th« moving set,
34 acres, bottom land, 20 acrea clear-
<*d, 7-ioom house, ham. etc.
All new
buildings, fenced and cross fenced. I
mi. to town, macadam road.
Trice
$4000. Terms. M. Mueller, Stayton,
tf
Oregon
ried at Marion yeaterday.
Workmen are at work chopping down 1
Choice Red Clover Seed for sale, 16c the big maple trees south o f the Brew-
per lb. by F’ rank Hottlngcr, Scio, Ore. er property on W ster Street prepara­
Mrs. Thomas Worley and son o f Cor- Rt 2 p hone i 02g> su y ton .
tory to moving the drug store building
vallis visited her sister Mrs. F. Silhavy
Will exchange for grain for part, for to the lot recently bought by Daro Slo-
and her parents Mr. and Mrs. U. Whit­ fall delivery. Phone 1028 Stayton.
For a short time only, I will sell my
per, Mr. Sloper expects to remodel
ney last F’ riday.
the building into an up-to-date pharma­ 36a. all cleared and good land at (he
i above price. No improvementa except
Raleigh Harold bought a bill o f lum­
C. M. Tyson o f Phoenix, Oregon has cy*
fences. 2* mi. south o f Kingston, on
ber o f the Brown-Petzel Lumber Co arrived with his family snd household
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good road and R. F. D. 10 acrea in good
for the erection o f a new house on the goods to occupy the M. C. Bressler
farm, formerly owned by Willis Cald- j F; b H Queencr ami wife o f Milton, clover. See Liston A. Darby, Scio,
south side o f the river.
for a short Oregon Rt,. 1.
3-)8x
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartlett started well. Mr. Caldwell will move to Ash- Oregon came last F’ riday
land
soon.
Mr.
Tyson
is
a
form
er
N
e-j
visit
with
relatives
here.
Mr.
Queener
f »r Nebraska one day last week. They
exp. ct to be gone until fall but will be braska farmer and will make good in returned yesterday but his wife w ill, C. J, Siebel o f the Waldo Hills wss.
I make an extended visit at this place.
in town Tuesday.
I his new environment.
b a ck here for the winter.
$ 65.00 PER AÍRE