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tunity is lost when the man who secs it hasn’t the wherewithal
to take advantage of it. It is the man with the F.EADY CASH
IN BANK who derives the benefit! If you haven't an account, open one
today. When the opportunity arrives
YOUR CHECK
BO O K
STAYTON
WILL BE READY!
STATE
BANK
HOW THE COUNTY’S
BUSINESS HAS INCREASED
Sfiditi i Notice Sale of Real Property cn
Execution
TfSrra-niijwnjTa«! .1 isiüi i ’ tr t *. yjt
BCC0MAJU0CEÌ
WURE A
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UVE BRICK / <\
Hy virtu«' of an Execution issued out
County Clerk's «thee comparing 1911- of the Honornlil«' Circuit Court of tho
State of Oregon, for tlui County of
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12 with 1913-14.
MEM M r . PUT THAT
'I he work in tho office has increased Marion on tho 22ml day of Juno 191ft in
IN YOU» UPPER STORY.
2."*' in the (list two \eara, hut in spite favor of Tho Hank of Woodburn, plain­
ITS THE REAL
of this there is a slight decrease in the tiff ami against A. i*. Nya ami F. A.
tobacco CHEW.
coat of salaries and tlcrk hire for the Moi.-an, defendants for tho turn of Six
Hundred
Eighty
Seven
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36-100
($087.-
regular office work and oi.lya slight in­
crease in the cost of extra help for 36) Dollars, in U. S. Gold loin, togeth­
registration smi election purposes. The er with interest at tho rate of 10-. per
fees turned in for the last two year] annum from tho 7th day of July, I9U9
period are an increase of <1,391.45, hut ami tho further sum of Sixty Five .i-
the principal increases in work are in 00-100 ($66.00) Dollart. with Intero.t
two departments of the office in which from the 7th day of July, 1909, at the
no fees aie collected. The Commission­ rate of 6'V per annum, and accruing
er's Court Department ami The Elect­ coat.«. 1 have levied upon and will aell
ion Department, 40 i of the office's ex­ at Public Auction, o n Saturday the
penses ar«- in the Commissioner's Court 4th day of September 1015,at llo'clock,
Department, formerly a 2 mill road tax A. M., at tho Court liouae door in
was levied ami last year the tax was Marion County ami State of Oregon,
4 noils, almost doubling the work of all tho right, title and interest which
bookkeeping and auditing f o r that the saul defendant, K. A. Moiaan had
on or after the 7th of July 1909, date
year.
The other main increase is in the of Judgment,in or to tho following des­
election department. Women suffrage cribed premises to-wit:
Beginning at the North East corner *
almost doubled the number of voters
ami caused twice as much work in Reg­ of Thomas Moisan and wife’s Donation I
istration. An extra Registration was Land Cla«tn No. 68, T. ti S. R. 2 W est!
held in 1913 under the Gill Bill, and a of the Willamette Meridian in Marion j
special election w as held in 1913. 9056 County, Oregon; thence S. 68 «leg. E. j
voters were registered in 1911-12 and a 12.00 chains, more or less, to the East i
tjta l of 22,955 in 1913-14, which more line of section 21, Township aforesaid j
A little c h e w o i p u r e , r i c h , m e llo w t o b a c c o — s e a s o n e d
than doubled the former work. In De­ thence South following said East line
a n d s w e e t e n e d ju s t e n o u g h - - c u t * o u t s o m u c h o f th e
partment No. 2 of the Circuit Court of section 21, 23.50 chains, more or
g rin d in g a n d s p ittin g .
the deputy clerk is doing the work of less, to the 1 section corner, thence
T M M A L TOBACCO CMIW IS NOW CU T TW O WAYSIt
the Baliff making a further saving of West on the J section line 22.75 chains,
W O CUT 19 LONG SNMD MKKUT is tNoar m ato
more or less, to the East lin«> of afore-1
about $400.00 per year.
said
Donation
Land
Claim,
thence
N.
Following is the C«>st of all Labor,
Tuko l.«a than nnc-quartor (ha old alxa chew. It
19 deg. E. following said East line of \
will h« more satisfying than a mouthful of ordinary
including salary of Clerk:
tobacco. Juit take a nibble of it until you And the
1911-12 1913-14 Decrease said Donation Land Claim to a point;
strength chew that tuita you, then ace how eaaily and
Regular $10.950.00 $10,826.15 $12185 19.28 chains S. 19 deg. W. from the
evenly the real tobacco taatc cornea, how it aatiaSaa,
office Force
Increase North East corner of aforesaid Dona-j
bow much lata you have to apit, how taw chcwa you
take to ha tobacco satisfied. T hat', why it ia 79»
Extra help 941.94
1,139.26 197.31! tion Land Claim, thence North 68 deg.j
A w /r iiarn Ckrm
. That'a why it eoata laaa in tha and.
for Registration
Increase West parallel with the North line of ’
Tho taatc of pure, rich tobacco doea not need to be covered up. An
Fees turned 16.085.70 17,477.15 1391.45 said Donation Land Cluim 103.67 chains!
•xocM of licorice and sweetening maker you apit too much.
to the center of the County Road lead-
in
One small chew takes the place of two big
1 ing from Salem to Aurora, thence N.
chews of the old kind.
32 deg. 30 min. East following the cen­
{(N o tic e b ow the salt brings
ter of said County Road 19.82 chains to |
oat the rich tobacco l u t c . l t
, thi' North line of aforesaid Donation j
WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Uuiou Square, New York City
I Land Claim, thence S. 68 deg. East
1 following said North line 99.14 chains
(jBUY FROM DEALER OR SEND lOtSTAMPSTOUS)
; to the place of beginning and contain-
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j ing 247.98 acres of land, more or less.
Summary of road work in Marion
Terms of Sale cash unless bid in by
county done from January 1, 1915 to ! plaintiff.
Dated at Salem, Oregon this 12th
July 1, 1915 us shown by the records in
day of July 1915.
the office of the county clerk.
You A rc Sure of a Good Time
Wm. Each,
Macadamizing
$17899.00
22 Sheriff of Marion County, Oregon.
Graveling
56102.56 7-
By W. I. Needham, Deputy.
Bridges
6771.11 8- 19
AT
General Repairs & Miscel
42334.76
New Tools & Machinery
12972.67
Supervisors' Salary
8269.92
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
Payment to Cities
6521.25
Paving
1275.48
Total
$152146.75
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the
Same 6 mo. 1914
123326.51
No. of yards of gravel hauled 35856} legal voters of School District No. 77
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5719} of Marion County, State of Oregon,
All round Seashore Resort on Yaquina Bay and
Yards of rock crushed
3283} that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
the Pacific Ocean. A Place of Charm a n d
of said Oistrict will be held at School
No. of days volunteer work:
Building on the 21 day of August, 1915
725} men
Beauty. A Deiightfull R« xtful Atmosphere.
489 J teams at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for the
Newport offers wide variety of recrcationa and
Average cost of gravel placed on following objects: To levy a tax for
entertainments. There are plenty of hotels,
road $1.57 per cu. yd. at 880 yards per the following estimated budget for the
boarding houses, cottages and camping accom­
mile, average cost $1400 per mile for ensuing school term.
SCHOOL BUDGET
modations.
graveling and over 40 miles graveled in
Teachers salaries
$5440.00
1915.
Newport in an ideal place to Bend the family.
Furniture
600.00
Ous illustrated folder “ Newport” will interest
Apparatus & incidentals
200.00
you. A postal card will bring it.
Library books
75.00
Janitor
300.00
NOTICE FO R PUBLICATION
Janitor supplies
40.00
Fuel
225.00
Low Round T rip F a re s
(Publisher.)
Light
75.00
Department of the Interior.
Clerks salary
25.00
Postage and stationery
50.00
from all points on
U. S. LAND O FFICE at Portland,
Walks and grading
500.00
i Oregon, July 30th, 1915.
1068.00
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph ! Interest on bonds
M. Endzulis, of Hullt, Oregon, who. on 1
Total
$8598.00
April 12, 1910, made Homestead Entry,
Estimated receipts from
No. 02544, for the North West } of
County and State
2700.00
Two trains a day from Albany
Section i0, Township 8 south, Range
Balance
$5898.00
2 East, Willamette Meridian, has filed and for a sinking fund to pay bonded in­
Inquiries fot tickets and information will receive
, notice of intention to make five year debtedness.
courteous
attention from our nearest agont.
Proof, to establish claim to the land
Dated this 14 day of July 1915.
above described, before the Register Attest: W.Richardson, District Clerk.
and Receiver o f the United States
E. M. Olmsted, Chairman
Land Office, at Portland, < Iregon, on 8-19
Hoard of Directors.
the 14th day of September, 1915.
i »'»W .
Claimant names as witnesses: E. L.
Patterson, Joseph Labunski, B. F.
Rode. John VanGorder, all of Hullt,
j Oregon.
mta.ni lhe wise spending of one’s money- making »very dollar do full dirty
Proof made according to law under
Stayton Citizena Should Read and
and getting in return an article that will satisfy you in every way.
which entry was made.
Heed Thia Abvice.
The
9-2
N. Campbell, Register.
Kidney trouble is dangerous anil r
ten fatal.
Is a real bargain because it is sold at a popu< -. t
Don’t experiment with something!
price t because it gives you the kind of sewing
The Scot's Kilt.
you delight int because it will turn out the wor
new and untried.
S o m e w r i t e r s al lu de to ihe kilt as
quickly and thoroughly and give you a life f a .
Use a tested kidney remedy.
'k ilt s.' ' and In this connection n
of satisfactory service! because Its improvemcn •
Begin
with
Doan’s
Kidney
Pills,
• ••>:! Mnan r ec en tly wrote a letter to a
wlil enable you to do things which can’t be dc-
Used
in
kidney
troubles
50
years.
Lon don Jo u r n a l protesting us follows-
on any other machine) because it will please yen
Recommended here and everywhere.
"I would like as a Scotchman to pro­
with its fine finish and beauty of Its fuirltv.ee.
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The following statement forms eon- j
test to you a * an E n g lis h Journalist
In short you will find the White reliable a J
i-'¡iii t ih e reference one sees so fre- ; vineing proof of merit.
desirable from every point of view.
ipiently In E n g l is h newspapers to the
Mrs. Mary E. Gibson,614 Church St.,
Be sure to - o '.he Whi;-: dealer who will be glaid to show you bow bon I a
'ligliliindcr s
kilts
T h e highlander j Dallas, Ore.,says: " I have used Doan’s
machine the \7l Itt is. If ’.here is no White dealer handy, write us direct for Cat­
does not wear 'kilts;' he wears a kilt | Kidney Pills and they have been taken |
alogs. We dc ..o» it 11 to catalog housei. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machine.-..
Von rnnj talk of n battalion of soldiers
i by others in our family. We think | W H ITE Sc VYING MACHINE CO.
C L E V E L A N D , O.
being dressed in kllts—tbougb it would
b<- correct to say that they wore the I they are the best kidney medicine to
kilt—Just as you would say the Per­ ! be had. Doan’s Kidney Pills act quick-
sian ladles wear the ’yashmak.' It Is j ly on the system, ridding one of pain in
BARGAIN RATE EXTENDED
Just as absurd to say that General So- a short time. They also strengthen
antl so wore greatcoats’ as to say that and regulate the action of the kidneys.”
The Bargain Rate o n t h e Daily
Auto-Stags
he wore kilts. The kilt is a single gar­
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don’t sim­
Statesman has been extended to Au­
m ent"
ply ask for a kidney rem edy-get gust 14. Until that time you can get
Doan’s Kidney Pills the same that
An Attraction.
the Daily for $3.00 a year. Less than
Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mrs. GMict So there Is a tablet In Mrs. Gibson had.
i a rent a copy. Better Bee the Stayton
Leaves Mill City 6:30 a. m. for Lyons
j o u r t r a n s e p t to her memory. Did ahe 1 Props,, Buffalo N. Y.
Mail at once and renew your old sub­ Mehama, Stayton, 8:05, Sublimity,
do anything to bring people into the [
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scription or hand in your money for a Aumsvllle, Turner, arrives in Salem at
church? Airs. Perry—Well, she wore
new.
9:30. I,eave Salem 4:40, arrive Mill
l ew hat every Sunday for three
TR ESSPA SS NOTICES Printed on
City 7:45. Stops in Stayton at Stayton
rears
I strong white muslin, for sale at the
Hotel and Hendershott’s.
Keep your .
< clran wtth ut.
Stayton Mail office.
D. U. Hill, Owner.
Laxativs 'Labiata-
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steady tobacco satis-
V JT faction—alt day, every day, from
a clean, small chew.
That’s the beauty of the Real Tobacco
Chew. It’s glad news that a man can’t
help telling his friends about us soon as
he learns the facts himself.
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A
share of the banking business
of Stayton and vicinity
is solicited.
You arc assured of a safe deposi­
tory and courteous treatment at
this bank, by ample capital and
long experience in the banking
business.
Farmers & Merchants
Bank of Stayton, Oregon
Capital $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Ice Cream,
Candy and
Soft Drinks
Are a few of the Summer
necessities. All of our pro­
ducts conform to the Pure
Food Law s of the State.. Our Home Made Candies will
stand up longest. All the Standard Cigars and Tobaccos.
See us before having that Party or Smoker and save $ $ $
Tobacco Coupons
Redeemed in your own city at no cost for iiostage or reyristra-
tion. Bring your coupons to me, I have over $200.00 worth of
I premiums on hand now. Magazines and Newspapers.
J. A . HENDERSHOTT, Proprietor,
GEM C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
ROAD WORK IS
ON THE INCREASE
N e w p o r t
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
DONT BE MISLED j: T rue E c o n o m y
W H IT E
DO YOU LIKE TO
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offer you a proposition that for the
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amount of goon standard reading has
never been equalled. We willgive vou
4 month s sub-cription to each of the
following magazines which total $2.80
tjt only ONE DOLLAR.
Sunset Magazine- 4 mos.
McClure’s Magazine—4 mos.
Ladies World—4 mos.
Pictorial Review -4 mos.
Little Folks—4 mos.
All for One Dollar.
If you wish to add the Stavton Mail
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to the list, we will gi\e you the same
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i for one full year and all of the above
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i f you wish thia offer, s e n d e r give
us the money at once as the offer is
good for oi ly a few weeks.
Address
Stayton Mail, Stayton Ore.
Mill City- Slayton- Salem
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