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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1915)
J >i r\~ cj . TDOs*d is i k e Notice of Final Settlement £ (Tw» » i m » n s » «W goo» w m w iw m o « m i i b h w m T ) NOTICE IS I1KKKHY GIVEN, tlmt \S i‘ tin- i.rdetMgued farmer* living in the uiMlsrsignsd, Clark J. Soit» ! an ex Lmn tVunl.v Oregon, south of Slayton, ecutor of the estate amt lant will ami positively i n hibit hunting or treaspasa- 'oatamont of Nettie S. Sellici, deeeua ( g on our plaies. All vio.ators will be ! h"* ni‘H* hl" ,' ,ml secount of the a.l ¡noil out, on ivitience given by any of minstration upon said estate In the ua r*g:,rvllo ,s tif whether the owner of County Court, of Marion County, Stale the laud sots tlem or not. Places are of Oregon and said Court has appoint ed the 11th day of October, A. |l„ also posted. tì. A. Samfi.tr Edward Mtiertz 1915, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said tiny at the County John Saiulntr Jr. B. Minien Court room in the Court linone at Sa J. P. Merls Geo. Chrisman lem, Marion County, Oregon, a. the J. C. U flw Ira S. TreX 1er time and place for the linul hearing of W. M. Mai is T. E. Fleming said filial account and for the filial set Elmer Arohambeau J. T. Follia Dement of said estate. !.. M. Archiiinbeau G. F. Harold NOW, THEREFORE, all persons I., t!h r C. E. Sohaefer interested in said estate are hereby Harry K. Chrisman C. I>. Trexler notified and required to be und appear C. F I >n 11 at said time and place so appointed for the hearing of said final account and then and there show cause if any exists why said final account should not he { allowed and approved nani estate foi - FP0RTUNITY knocks once at every man's door." But many an oppor ever and finally settled and said sd- tunity is lost when the man who sees it hasn't the wherewithal Wo the undersigned farmers living in ministrator discharged. to take advantage of it. It is the man with the READY CASH M.irio.i County, Oregon, n> rth and east Dated this 4th day of September A. IN BANK who derives the benefit! If you haven't an account, open one of Station, positively prohibit hunting I> . I'M . of i ressi easing on our places. All vi Earl A. Nott today. When the opportunity arrives Clark J. Seibel ol iters will be prosecuted on evidence Attorney for said Administrator for y any of us regardless of wheth- said eatate. YOUR CHECK BOOK WILL BE READY! er given the l owner of the land sees them or 9-9 10-7x not. Places are all posteti. Gtles Thomas G. H. Toelle A little chew of pure, rich, mellow tobacco—seasoned STAYTON; STATE BANK John Taylor Krank Spenncr and sweetened just enough—cuts out so much of the Sheriffs Sale of Real Property Matt Ditter Joe Zuber grinding and spitting. John Zuber Nick Gehlen On Forecloiure Joe Taylor Geo. Boedigheimer ASK YOUR DEALER FO p W 'B C U T John Piser T. L. Sanders CHEWING TOBACCO .IT IS THE NEW Notice is Hereby Given, That by vir Chas. Hottinger Henry Miller *REAL TOBACCO CHEW-CUT LONG 5HR6Q. tue of an execution duly issued out of M. A. Stayton Frank Cramer the Circuit Court of the State of Ore I.J.Bocdigheimer J. A. Wourms gon, for the County of Marion and to W. L. Diel Mike Neitling Taka lc*a th.n our quarter tho old t>!»o chew. It will he moro tuti>fvini{ Ilian a uioulhfiil of ordinary me directed on the 14th day of Sept., A share of the banking business tobacco. Juvt take a nil Me of it until you find the 1915, upon a judgment and decree duly strength chrw that *tiit* you, Ihrn are how catily and of Stayton and vicinity rendered, entered of record and docket evrnly the rral tobacco ta>tr conir*, how it aatiiftc«, ed in and by said Court on the 14th day how much lata you have tu »pit, how lew chew* you take to he tobacco is solicited. •at i »lied. That’* why it i* 1 ht k»at 7U ao CV.vcc, That’* why it co*t* of June, 1915, in a certain suit then in I ! lc** in the end. Court pending, wherein Imagine The ta*te of purr, rich tobacco dor* not need to he covered op. An We. the undersigned farmers. living said and Forrest Kirk, Infants, by •xcc»» of licorice and *wcclcniug makca you tpit too much. in Linn County Ore.,southeast of Stay- Kirk 1 A-na M. Griswold, their General Guar One small chew takes the place of two big You are assured of a safe deposi ton, Ore., positively prohibit hunting or dian, ! was plaintiff*, and Ctto Mikkel- chews of the old kind. trespassing on our places. All viola W. Markille and Nellie Markille, tory and courteous treatment at ((N otice how th e a a lt hrlnfj* tors will be prosecuted o n evidence son, were defendants, in favor of plaintiffs, o a t th e rich to b acco Ionic. 19 i * this bank, by an pic capital and given by any o f u s regardless of and against said defendants, by which whether the owner of the land see them execution 1 am commanded to sell the WEYMAN-BRUT0N COMPANY. 50 Union Square, New York QtJ long experience in the banking or not. Places and also posted. property in said execution and hcrein- L. T. Titus Jos. A. Brand business. fter described to pay the sum due the A. A. McKenzie G. A. Downing a plaintiff of Two Hundred and 00-100 C. J. Ruettgers M. H. Titus ($200.00) Dollars, with interest thereon P. P. Crabtree Carl Titus at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum ; Chas. Peters T. W. Creech Low Round Trip Fares from the 16th dav of December, 1912, N. Geymer Jas. Archer until paid, and the further sum o f J. G. Gassner M. M. Gassner Twenty Five and 00-100 ($25.01) Dollars 1 to the attorney fees, together with the costs and disbursements of said suit taxed a t, Farmers & Merchants Thirty Six and 35-100 ($36.35) Dollars ! and costs and expenses of said execu- t Bank of Stayton. Oregon tion. I will on Saturday the 16th day We the undersigned farmers living in of October, 1915, at the hour of 10 j Linn county, Oregon, around Mt. Pleas o’clock A. M. of said day at the west i Exposition and industrial School Fair ant positively prohibit hunting or tres door of the Co. Court House in Marion passing on our place. All violators will County, Oregon, sell at public auction be prosecuted on evidence given by any to the highest bidder for cash in hand i to hr hold ut of us regardless of whether the owner on the day of sale, all the right, title, j *V\— * W » V j V j ,- . . - iV w w rvr of the land sees them or not. Places interest and estate which said detend- j are also posted. ants and all persons claiming under A L B A N Y , O C T O B E R 14-15-16 Frank X. Hottinger David Acgerter them subsequent to the date of the Henry Senz P. H. Lambert mortgage herein foreclosed in, of and means táe Wo« ípciJ - íj c. ."Y; i^ncy—making every dollar do full duty and getting ia return an that T.-..1 satisfy you in every way. H. R. Shank K. Giesler to said premises hereinbefore mention John Flick Mike Ryan ■ ■ : ---- Tt > ed are described in said execution as For this occasion, tickets will bo on Herman Kloer D. Townes . W H IT E follows,, to-wit: »ale Ootcbcr 13-14-15-16 with final re Anton Gisler F. R. Shelton The East One-half (E J) of Lot Fifty turn limit October 18th. from main line is a real cargain because it is sold at a popular B. J. Thayer Mrs. H. Shank Nine (59) in Vernon Acres, lying in price; because it gives you the kind of sewing points Woodburn to Cottage Grove in 10-21x Marion County, State of Oregon. you delight in; because it will turn out the work clusive, from Woodburn to Brownsville quickly and thoroughly and give you a life time inclusive. Independence to Eugene in Said sale being made subject to re of satisfactory service; because its improvements demption in the manner provided b y clusive and from Yaquina to Gates in will enable you to do things which can’t be done law. clusive. on any other machine; because it will please you Dated this 14th day of Sept., 1915. with its fine finish and beauty of its furniture. Wm. Each, Sheriff of Marion Coun In short you will find the White reliable and I ty, Oregon. By W.I. Needham, Deputy. desirable from every point of view. Full particulars, train schedule, Etc. from nearest Agent First Pub. 9-16 Be sure to see ihe 'Yhite dealer who will be glad to show you how good a machine the White is. If there is no White dealer handy, write us direct for cat Last Pub. 10-14 V. Dare Sioper, druggist, reports alogs. We dc. not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines. customers greatly pleased with the qUICK action of simple buckthorn W H IT E SEW ING M ACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O. bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad- ler-i-ka. This simple remedy drains the old foul matter from the bowels so Citizen* Should Read and THOROUGH that ONE SPOONFUL Stayton Heed This Advice. John M. Scott, General Paitrngrr Agent, Portland, Ore. relieves almost ANY CASE of consti pation, sour or gassy stomach. It is so Kidney trouble is dangerous and of powerful that it is used successfully in ten fatal. appendicitis. Adlcr-i-ka never gripes Don’t experiment with something and the INSTANT action is surprising. new and untried Use a tested kidney remedy. Begin with Doan’s Kidney Pills, Used in kidney troubles 50 years. NOTICE OF ESTIMATE Recommended here and everywhere. The following statement forms con vincing proof of merit. NOTICE is hereby given that we, Mrs. Mary Gibson, 614 Church St. the undersigned resident tax payers, Dallas, Ore., E. says:“I used Doan’s representing ten per cent of the resi Kidney Pills and they have have taken dent tax payers in Road District No. by others in our family. been We 24, Marion County, Oregon, hereby they arc the best kidney medicine think to be give notice to the tax payers of said had. Doan’s Kidney Pills art quickiy district, that there will be a meeting on the system, ridding one of pain in a \\c Mean Just What We Say—FREE! of the resident tax payers of said dis short time. They also strengthen and trict at Joe Heuberger’s Hop House, regulate the action of the kidneys." A n%n 67 , rua.rftnVed J«ek.V.n!f*, natfe of the beet JL 0 l.;i3 g W , . <*n J absolutely fre e to any in said road district at 2 o’clock P. M., bo f «ko- will do a few boar«' wor* io r u« ia hi* 50c, at ail dealers. Don’t sim own neighborhood. on the first day of November, 1915, for ply Price for a kidney remedy—get The big Rainier mill has been Pendleton Cornerstone for a the purpose of the preparation of an Doan’s ask Kidney same that itemized estimate of the amount of Mrs. Gibson had. Pills—the Co., completely destroyed b y lire, new postofTice has been laid. money proposed to be raised by the Props,, Buffalo, N. Foster-Milbutn loss $150,000. Y. levying of an additional tax for road In every country town 1n Oregon, W%«b!nft£n and Idaho fo her* Silverton New drain anti tile one of these Knives. Ne Knives riven sway te boys in tbs city ef purposes, in said road district. _________________ It is estimated that the clover factory Portland. has started. Signatures—Joseph Koenig, B. H. seed crup of Linn county will to Cat Oat this Coupon and Mail it to us tal $200,000 this year. It is announced that Redmond Nick Zimmeiman, J. Benedict, L. Sit Auto-Stage MGR. BOYS' DEPARTMENT T h e Nashville a n d Toledo will have a new fireproof ware ter, F. Rauscher, A. Wolf. Nick Heu- THE EVENING TELEGRAM, Portland, Or.i creameries have distributed over berger, Wm. VanHandel, Theodore house for handling farm pro Please tell ms how I caa secure the $2.00 Boy Highberger, John Hafner, F. C. Smith, leaves Milt City 6:30 a. m. for Lyons $10,000 each to the farmers of ducts, size Ik) l»y 150. Scout Knife Free. Jos. Schulte, Stephen Weber, W. H. Mehama, Stayton, 8:05, Sublimity, that section the past year. N jU li a .« « « * • • • • « « « • » - • • • • • • • * * • • • * • • • • • • * » » • • English, A. Fox. Aumsville, Turner, arrives in Salem at 9:30. I.eave Salem 4:40, arrive Mill franchise is being asked for ,1. J. Ellinger has cut t h <» Address ............................................................ City 7:45. Stops in Stayton at Stayton in A Albany ADDRESS to establish another fourth crop of alfalfa this season Hotel and Hendershott’s. B L A I R S T O W N , IOWA light plant. from his farm near Redmond. D. B. Hill, Uwner. " y V ^ IIE N a fellow w an ts to- * * bacco satisfactio n an d finds h o w h e can g et it, it’s n a tu ra l fo r h im to p u t th e o th e r fellow s n e x t to the Real Tobacco Chew , b ecau se a little c h e w satisfies. Tobacco satisfaction is what he is looking for—the smaller the chew it takes, the better it suits him. WARNING O WARNING H WARNING Central Willamette Valley ' Capital §25,000.00 T rue E conomy STAYTON DRUGGIST PLEASES CUSTOMERS DON’T BE MISLED Subscribe For The Mail FREE TO BOYS Knife We Want One Eoy Ml« W - Stayten-Salem HIZZ HIZZ SOUTHERN PACIFIC
