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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1916)
Tb* Sixth Santa. NnturnllNtx have long lu ld that thera lx no magic alxiut it if wo poatulntu U m «’ x I m U' ik « of it xlxlh xi'imo ii relational Mi'iixo, ii to|iogrnphlcnl acuxo, n acux« <‘ f distance unit direction, aucli ax re- aide* oil a very auinll «ailu In u xnuko'a tongim unit tho iinti'iinne of nntx. Huch a aciiaa nnixt reside, too, In mturiitiiia lilrilx, In homing pigeons.— London ktamlanl. .......... • City of tho Powder Puff. Lika Errand. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION Hrlgga I'm going to my broker'»» (P U B L IS H E R ) ! I want I« ret rl I of some I nulx Department Of The Interior j Where ale you off to? Hrlggit T o my divorce Inwyer'a. I U. IJ. Lard Office » I I’nrtlaiMf, Ore- I Want to get rid of xoino bond* too.— gon, October 7, IStld. 1 lioaton Transcript. * NO TICE i* hereby given that Na *P --------- - -. . thaniel A. Cage, o f ffullt,Oregon, who, »•iwovn i ntm. "Y e*," said Mrs. fntclieni, "those are on February 7, 1910, made Homestead my dimgliterx over there on tho sofa. entry, No. 02409, for SEI o f N W i and Tlt*y have linlf n million hetween 1/ota it, 4 and 5, .Section 4, Township 8 them." .South, Range 2 Emit, Willamette Me It wax not until they were married ridian, haa tiled notice o f intention to to those daughters that tho young men moke final five-year I'roof, to establish who overheard the remark found out claim to the land above described, be that Mrs. Cate hem referred to tho rich fore the RegieU-r and Receiver o f the old gentleman who xnt on the sofa be United States Land Office, at 1’ortlai.d, tween the girl*. Mr*. Catchem could Oregon, on the 22nd day o f November, not tell u lie, but alio know how to 1010. speak the truth to the beet advuntuge. Claimant names as witnesses: H orses W anted Ax everybody know«. Now York U —lb* woman! it |* Hi« nmai feminized of all onr elite*. I ho on«, in which Amorlmii women wor.lttp lx carried to tho wililcxi extrema, tho on» in which anirifly anything 1» S oup without ref. •ranee to Hie eternal feinliilna. Almost comic la Ihe universal |ireoccu|mtlon with xex, aa reflected In |hn ncwxpa — Kxclmnge. pora, the uniimzlnea, the theater*, tho il. E. Rode, o f llulit, Oregon cafe life, every whore And Hh<n*h l Albert Oder, o f Silverton, Oregon Obeying Inatructtene. am Ihe drat to amo ¡-’i tru# “ Why, Willie, what In tho world ar# Clark P. Brown, o f llulit, Oregon symbol of New !*.,*. tie powder you doltg; In there?" naked Ihe mother A. la-ikem, of llulit, Oregon puff. Michael Monahan In I ’lioenl*. of a small boy ax ahe opened the door Proof made according to law under of the hlg refrigerator and discovered which entry wax made. him sitting bixlde. N. Campbell Register. l'M 2 11-9 PO W IR OP THC PRESS. "Wall, you M m , J'va gnt to speak a pier* at school this afternoon," ex Tho proa* la not ohly frooi It plained Willie, "and papa sold I'd get NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION la powerful. That power la along nil right If I kept cooL"—New oura. It la the proudeat that York Ulotw. (P U B L IS H E R ) mon can enjoy. It waa not Department O f The Interior Rainy Day Pastime. granted by monarchica, It waa Carpentry Is one of the most fas U. S. Land Otlice at Portland, Ore- not gained for tie by ariatocra- cinating pastimes for a Imy dining hot I goo October 7, 1916. elee, but it aprang from tho hours of the (lay, when running ntxnit NOTICE is hereby given that Clark people, and, with an immortal Is uncomfortable. A cheat of tool.* and F. ilrown, o f llulit, Oregon, who, on inatfnet, it haa alwaya worked a table under the cellur window will for tho pooplo.— Beaconefiold. help to pass the time plcaxautly and March 29, 1911,made Homestead entry, profitably. Shelve», racks, school com- | No. 02979, for Lots 3, 4, 5 and t»Ej N- poillonx, doll furniture for »Inter or the I W|, Section 6, Townshio 8 S o u t h , He Fixed It. Tho w ife of n well known Broadway repairing of chair», etc., for mother | Range 2 East, Willamette Meridian, prom agent wna complaining tho other are all within the |toaxll>llltlc» sufih a has filed notice o f intention to muko evening because alto hnd to wnah tho comer will yield. No Imy »hoiild lie Final five-year Proof, t o estabiinh without some corner where he may claim to the land above described, l.e- dinner dlahex. have hla tools and hammer away to | fore the Register and Receiver o f the "Woman nIwny« getx tho worat of bis heart's content.—Exchange. j United States land office, at Portland, marriage," xho mm Id. "Thle houaowork Fatal Flngsr Rings. Oregon, on the 22nd day o f November, j lx destroying uiy good look*. I think Count Kborowxkl when kllb-d In a 191« tho old rluie la right." fearful motor accident at Nice In 1909 Claimant names ns witnesses: "W liat old rime?" naked her huxhaud. wax wearing a fatal ring which had " It gooa like tlala: ‘lluxlmiida and belonged to hla family for four gener 11. F. Rode, of Hullt, Oregon cookx, hiixhmida nnd cooke, when a girl ations. In each of these generation* Albert Oder, o f Silvcrton, Oregon Nathaniel A. Cage, o f Hullt, Oregon ninrrlex xhe lone* iter looks,* " the licnd o f the family Imd worn the "You haven't u<d It right," ho replied. ring, and each had met a violent death. A. l-eikem, o f Hullt, Oregon. Proof made according to law under i "It ought to go like thle: ‘ ilushnnda HtUI mom amazing la a story told by and cooka, biixtxiiida nnd cooka, when a the late head of tho Tarts morgue. which entry was made. girl marriee xhe I car ax off her looks.'" Plva times within hla experience dead N. Campbell Register. 10-12 11-9 j —Now York World. bodies brought to the morruo were fpi|nd to bo wearing a certain ring, The “ Plying Type." NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION easily distinguishable by Its at range Tim army aviator of t<xlay la picked design. It lx>ro In eastern characters Department O f The Interior, for Ida quickness of mind and body, this legend« "May whosoever wears nnd tbo Aral thing that xtrlkea you this ring die a miserable death.” M. U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon. about Idm lx a aort of feline, wouud- Moca, late chief of tho 1‘arhdan police, October 21, 1916. up »print nlcrtnoaa. Then you uoto vouched for the truth o f this, Notice is hereby given that Charles blx reticence, the cool rexerve of a man StrelT, o f Mill City, Oregon, whe, on wlioae lot It tx to ex|ire«x hlmaclf In December 3, 1913, made Homestead deedx rallier Ilian words And '.axtly Ars New Yorkers American? Entry, No. 03973, for swi, Section 4, there la tbn quiet aerlouMieax, verging Tho moat New Yorkist) of ladies, Township 9 south, Range 3 East, Wil alnnxit on aadnexa. of tlic man who who, after an excessively lirlof, gay mttat hold Idmxelf ready to look death winter at home, hahltunlly l>otiw>k her lamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Commutation Proof, tx>twceu tho eye* at any moment, and aelf to the Itlvtera. to London, to Tar to establish claim to the land above yet keep hi* mind detached for other tiling*. — I^w lx It. freeman In Atlantic. ts and to tbo usual spring, suiumor described, before tho Register and Re and autumn haunts of Europeau ele ceiver o f the United States Land Office Maxing Lit* Hiaaaant. gance, waa ouce asked by an Intelli at Portland, Oregon, on the 20th day "Surely you don’t wish to lie rich be gent and curious forclgucr some ques o f December. 1916. FOR ONE WEEK yond the dreams of avarice?" tlon concerning the habits and customs Claimant names as witnesses: "Oh. no," replied Mr. Dtlbwalto o f her compatriots. She imtised. modi G. S. Harhan, o f Mchama, Oregon, ’ thoughtfully. " I ’m not greedy hy na tnted prettily, says Harrison Rhodes F. H. Hazard, o f Mill City, Oregon MONDAY NOV. 13 TO SATURDAY NOV. 18 ture. I'd merely like to bo rich enough in IInr|>er'a Magazine, and then made John Lumkt-r, o f Mill City, Oregon, to have n private physician who would a profoundly significant reply. M. W. Chamberlin, o f Mill City Ore. play golf with no every day nnd let “ I'm not sure." ahe said, "that I'm Proof made according to law under Dr. Leon Smith, of Portland, will me lioat the aorkx off him for fear of the best person to nsk. You see. I'm a losing hin Job.” -Birmingham Age-Her which entry was made. Be at the Hotel Stayton New Yorker, and I know so few Amer ald 10- 26 N. CAM PBELL, icans." W IL L BE A T STAYTON, OREGON ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 ! Wit! Buy Your Hors ;es that Weigh From 1200 up. From 4 to 9 years of age Bring in your he >rses and get the Cash for them. Coming To Stayton Free Medical Treatment 11- 2.1 Register. \ PREPA RED ERTHE .auiaw VE RED IH »EXPERIMENTS TO ( E MOST DE- (D W H O LE- - C 0 FOR CIG- 1PE SMOKERS. O U m a y liv e to b e 110 a n d n e v e r fe e l o ld e n o u g h to v o te , b u t it ’ s c e r TENTED JSm jl |, ta in -s u r e y o u ’ ll n o t I.R eymoids T obacco C onpamy k n o w th e jo y a n d W inston S aj . em .RC.USJL c o n te n tm e n t o f a DOES NOT BITE THE TONGUE fr ie n d ly o ld j i m m y M . p ip e o r a h a n d ro lle d c ig a r e tte unless y o u g e t o n t a lk in g - t e r m s w it h P r in c e A lb e r t to b a c c o ! I Ba M t t Ii> ìb 7 r' If I#: . q m HI V i, • L r •jnr.NrtPlPEAH D F V ‘ TTC fOBA-XO in fid i F r in r * A l b t r l it to ld t v t r y w h t r t in l o r r y r e d bo f i t , 5 c ; t i n y f * a fir»«, ! 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A " You pay out* a little change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer- fullest investment you ever made! ii nee i A lbert h it ' P. A. puts new joy into the sport of smoking! the national R. J. Reynold* Tobaoco Co., Win.Ion-S.Um, N. C Copyright 191« by R. J. Reynold. Tobacco Co. Th doctor, realizing the great suf- f r e - : !:“ ■ ; hy chronic diseases and the exborbit 'n t charges made by spec ialists fur their services, will give a . cial offer, free services until cured ( (dictn-'i excepted) to all who call. ‘ iiia will not onlv save you suffering, v money olso. The object in pursu- ii • tins Course fc* to Pccome rapidly ■ ! t r idly acquainted with the sick a: d afflicted. ie , Treated by thiz New Method N rves. Blood, Skin, Heart, Stom- Kideey and Liver, including Ca- , t; h. Rheumatism, Constipation, Can cer, Gall Stones, Epilepsy, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness. Tapeworm re in -ved in one hour. Piles cured with out operation. Men and women who are not sick in bed, but despondent, worried gloomy and hard y able to work, should call at ,.... \ little advice may be all you need. It is FREE for the asking. Note —Owing to an unavoidable de- j lay, l)r. Smith wna unable to keep his up; ointment as advertised last week, ! but will be here on the above dates. I paid adv. L. (■LASS, BUYER Only One Night E n Route A N ew T r a in Portland i San Francisco Lv. PO R TLA N D 8:20 A. M. Ar. SA N FRANCISCO 5:50 P. M S TA N D A R D A N D TO U R IST SLEEPIN G CARS STE E L COACHES-DINING CAR Willamette--Umpqua--3acramento VALLEYS BY D A Y L IG H T TWO OTHER DAILY TWAINS Shasta Limited— San Francisco Express Lv. 3.50 p. m. Lv. 8.C0 p. m. Shasta Route CONNECTIONS FOR A L L E A STERN A N D SOUTHERN POINTS JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, PO R TLAD . Southern Pacific MM NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice L 1 t reby given that the un- idcv.ngned executor o f the Last Will m .1 Tc lament o f Elizabeth McRae, i ’ i v c . • 1 1, 1 > filed, his final account in said estate, and that the honorable County Court o f Marion County, Ore- V- , has fixed and appointed Monday, November 20, 1916, at the hour o f 10 (I’cli'f!-. A. M. on said day at t h e Court room in said County aod state as the time and place for the hearing of any objections to such final account and for the ; cttlemcnt thereof. Dated this 19th day o f October, 1916 11-16 S. H Heltzcl, executor. FULLY e q u ip p e d N O EXTRAS TO BU Y $395 w. F. PENNINGTON, Agent 1 treat piles successfully without surgical operation. Dr. Leon Smith Stayton Hotel, for one week, Nov." 13 to Nov. 18. Consultation fiee. • A s k L o c a l A g e n t t o r In fo rm a tio n Stayton, Ore.