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SI1HTINGS.
By JOHN AIDEN SEABURY. e J* oc «ad Owe*.
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When Buying Groceries Remember
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kNvtiily choir* in singing th* prate«* of
(h# Lord foravae. ,
"B aton parting, w* wteh to thank our
raverand paator and kind Uachata fur
tW r effort* in our behalf, and alao all UOBKS, ULANKKTS, W HIPS, »,■
here pnaent for their kind attention,
ANTON VAN HANDEL,
hoping we may meet from time ru lime *
OREGON
in thte life1* journey, but meet to part no SU II 1,1 MIT Y
more in the heavenly kingdom above."
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"Charles Ransom
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Groceries
General Merchandise
(let Shaved in Staytun
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Mr*. Rudolph Srhmitt i* very sich
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Cash, Paid for Produce.
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Aumsville,
Oregon.
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(teteUy. « J tetntefy ha laro a m
Fte Ite*
thw i» rl* *|an. call <M> ot sddnw B 1
Ptwaowt. Atem till« . Ongoa.
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It is reported that J. t \ Well« ha* sold
Fine Line of , New Shoes.
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WANTS
S H O r
The ne«t question te. "Where ere you
going to celebratei"
GEORGI! DAVIE. Pmp.
('ha*. Amort i* building a houae and
bam on Ida place 1| mile* ea*l.
HENRY AHLHAUSER
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W «*i Advstehsteaau *<* u> « .« d 50 wwdt
«tek. o, iwo M .a y «te MO* lo tew (m w .,
« .•lib . *u*<««d • i l , . Kim W«M Colate*
oratiuol «tel te IW U |> Sobanbs««. AN
odwM Mill h* chaigtel Ic • Mold Try h
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vilenn McAllister has gone to Grays
River, Wash., to work lor the autnmer.
is Reserved for
S C a a O W n O N S INVARIABLY P ft Y ABLE IN ADVANCE; $1 SO Y«ar, 5 Y«wr. a
N * w a Step W I mw T ite * U Ch > Unite, Ordered CoMMted.
AOVERTOSMENTS s Daplajr. 10c m lack Local«. Sc • L*e. CarJa oi Tkoli. 25 cewto.
^ i* * te al P*y Eateteiteteh, Sc w Liar. Legal Notice« at Legal Rale«.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL NOT BE PUBLISHED; SIGN NAME
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W . H. QUEENER
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law yer and Notary Public.
The bridge across Beaver creek near Probata buainwuip conveyancing
collection* n specialty. ,
Mr. M clnturtf's plaice is being repaired
ami the drift taken away. That -i* a
Stayton, Oregon.
good thing. Let the good work go on.
TH e Real Estate Man« ~
W eC the Shaw boya lost the game
with Stayton by a acore of 9 to 6. Thi*1
is getting to be an uld thing; corn* boya.
wak* up end give the "Burton Brick
Maker«" of Salem what i* coming to 1
W h o C an Sell Y ou A n y th in g '
from a 3 - a c re P oultry R an ch to
a 1 ,0 0 0 -a c re Fftrrh.
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John A kim Saahtey, ChWf
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LW i . k l^kl 11,11. P.y
AUMSVILLE
J. K. Towle and George Towle left for
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another eastern man. for Mr. Towle say«
th t i e advent ol this new paper, and Portland country editions, semi
ha woujd like to live in a country where
AMen Seabury severs all connection weekly; Stayton Mail, weekly;
FRESH AND
it rains whenever it is necessary, and we
th e Stayton Mall. Henceforth, be
Seabury paper*. 7 columns; Mail, 6
gumi Oregon qualities
entire tim e and attention columns.
Seabury papers, telegraph and local
The annual achool meeting in d i ^ c t
• new*. Mail, local only and not much of
No. 90. which gave promiae of ^H ng
I ' th a t
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rather heated, la now a thing of thupaat.
Aumsville.
,
Seabury papers, the news while it is
The 2ft mill tax for the maintenance of
(papers will new*; other paper*, the "news" 7 day*
the ninth and tenth grade* wa* carried
by a large majority. Officer* were elected
r th e price old.
th e county
Seabury' papers, news i t drat hand
as follows: ' Peter Schoeahofsr, director;
a published from three towns—Stayton, Sublimity,
To Every Person who presents this Adv. at our store within 30 W. Joae, dark. A£gt the voting. Prof.
ice.
Aumsville three times a week; other days, from date of this issue—June 14—we wilt ghfc with each 25c Reynold* made a «speech In which he
earned by papers, items of one town once a week
told th* patron* and directors w hit ha
box of Rexall 2th Powder a 2 5c 2th brush FREE I
turned tire only.
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wanted to do during the neat school year.
ament over
Seabury papers, most correspondence
discount i Tb« popping
■ who has from Shaw. Turner, West Stayton. Mac-
of inheri-i
tolte
.nth*. Thi* . To 1«ep pi
Q i | y j | L ^ t k i r v papers^ best edited and most i
L- saving to „A-1* *"
A u m s v ille , O r
SALT
MEATS
B. I. Plummer,'
Oregon.
Auto
LIVERY
FEED STABLES
Stayton to Salt
^Raily/Every Wcef
TURNER
Station i t P ort O rf f
<t is qaite likulv ^
H ^ K a e are a few of the many reasons
| | H t h e Seabury tri-weekly combination
■ h e BEST. And we e^n cite other*.
T y o y are not already a' paid-up sub
scriber to the new paper, by all means
subscribe at once. There is just on* way
to gat all the news, quickly, coaciaely.
and th a t way te the Seabury way.
SUBLIMITY
H e a th th* folds of Old Glory, and in
in p a d a c U of the Catholic church,
tew haid aa Sunday last tbe graduation
iter tea* of the two Sublimity sebooio,
night by the Sister* of the Precious
i aras a mighty gathering, a gathering
duka aad children alike, of parents,
i aad daughters, of clergy and laity,
mrhtes and pupils. Catholic Foraat-
HaB araa packed abundantly, until
H O W T O G E T SAVED.
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W H A T C H U R C H T O JOIN
A ds
Isaiah
Mathew
Hebrew*
Hebrews
I Corinthians
Epherians *
Ephesians
-Coloteion*
Colossi ons
Epherians
I Corinthians
I Corinthians
Ephesians
Fpheriam
I Corinthian*
John
Acts
I Corinthians
Epherians
Acta
Ephesians
I Corinthians
Epherians
Romans
John
< Corinthians
John
Galatians
I Timothy
John
BfEDIGH £ IM E R --A t Sublimity. Or..
J y ie 20. 1910. to Mr. and Mr*. Simon
Bcedigheimer. a 9-lb. daughter. Dr.
Thompson.
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Pumps, Pipes and Fittings;
Thomas Crown Mower ft Rake
“USE MASURY’S
PURE PREPARED
HOUSE PAINTS"
Lumber. Co
A um sville, O regon
Rea Ashford sad Mias Aaa K. Me
Kinney war* Capital City visitors Thurs
day.
Cordell Ball ha* returned home from
Salem. Ha ha* been quite III but I* now
gaining rapidly.
Sduafi Spatial Sotvwa.
Bert Neal i* building a houa* and barn.
The grain I* looking fine around
D EATH S.
How C o m p etito r* L ine Up.
Selmer Brown, Aumsville ................. 6
Sam Spitlcr. Aura*ville . . ............. I
• Roy Albee, Aumsville__ , f ...............2
Gladys Simpson, Aumaville
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Lea Sutton
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WUI Myers. Aumaville
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Agents' subscriptions to date
(^-62 more until first cash prise awards.
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Undertaker and EmlMlmer
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T. J. ARTHUR,
Mr. Koaavll ia building a hnite* aa hfta
ranch near her*.
A u m s v ille .
Mrs. VanNuya’ father la vMUag hat
at her home her*.
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John Calavan i* ramping on Ma place
while he attends hir atra* berries.
When ia StajrtM
Stop at
r ^ Leonard Walker, who had both lag*
broken In a piling camp near Corvallis,
is nearly well again.
G rand,
C e n tr a l
M o te l
M. J.
Spastoi,
Prop.
Do you Ilka thi* paper? Than sub
scribe.
The editor will pay 10c to the Aral boy |
or girl who tells him which verse la the j
longest verse in tbe Bible—and repast i t .
from memory. The shortest verse, asked '
for two weeks ago, I* “Jesus wept,” In
John 11; 98.
Edison Phonographs
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BLACKSMITH
Keep posted on all' current evaata by
becoming a regular subscriber to the
Advance -9L50 to Jan. I; 1912, alao en
titling each subacriber to Irea insertion
of want advertisement«.
Records
her*.
Frank Smirk ha* purchased a fins new
driving hor*r.
8M ITH -A t Mt. Pleasant, Oregon, June
27. 1910, Kdyth Bell Smith, aged 2 yra.
1 3- 6
1 7-10
I 7
16 I)
12 1$
3 14
5 6-10
6 I0-II
6 13-18
4 2
4 6 -7
26 3
4 8
10 35-37
12 3
I 19 v
4 15-16
16 17-16
6 3 -5
19 27 *
a 16 4
5 22
2 1 -9
30 15
24
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Mrs. Bow nr m l art mined the I arlira*
, miaaionary aorirty Thursday aflamooa.
STAFFORD-W'OLF -A t Albany. Or..
June 24, 1910, Ruaaell I„ Stafford and
Miaa Winona Wolf, both of Gataa.
HESTER At Stayton, Oregon, June 26,
1910, Earl Clyde Hester, of Gat«e, Or.,
aged 11 years, 8 months.
2 Peter
2 Peter
1 John
1 Corinthians
Hebrews
2 Peter
I Peter
Epheiitiu
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Coloesiona
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Philippians
Isaiah
Philippians
Hebrews ,
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I Timothy
Hebrews
Romans
'I Timothy
Proverbs
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Revelation
I Timothy
Proverbs
Isaiah
Juda
Luka
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M A R R IA G E S .
BASSETT-STAFFORD -At
Albany,
1 Oregon. June 24, 1910, Fred N. Baa-
I sett sad Miaa Bemie Stafford, Gates.
Manure Spreader far Hire,
I have (or sale at the alafttric light
station, Stayton, machine bolt*, sat
Strawberries are very ararre In this
neighborhood and are wiling from 91.10
to 91-76 per crate.
The steam roller is leveling th* rock
rip-rap along the Sublimity road* be%g
Improved thi* year.
AUMSVILLE HOTEL
J. C Sumner, Proprietor,
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Comfortable
Beds
G ood H om e CooKinrf
and
Host T ab le Board
Special Rates b y W e e k .
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Aumsville
and
Supplies
Oregon.
J a l y R e c o rd s N o w H e re .
TH E IDEAL CONFECTIONERY
For Sale By
Confectionery
D. W . S M IT H * Cigars, Tobacco,
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Ransom's General Store
Aumsville,
aft
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Ed. Popham was elected dlreetor ^
; District No. 1*4.
SMITH-SAVAGE lAt Aumaville. Or..
June 26. 1910. G. H. Smith, of Salem,
i and Mia* Lucile Savage, of Aumaville.
‘ Dunham Land Roller; Good Lino of Vehicle*
K E E P SA V E D .
* Sfio Wednatelay.
, SESTAK-McKAY -At Salem, O & o n .
June 22. 1910. Louis S«*tak. of Stay-
ton. ahd Miaa Bertha M. McKay, of
Turner.
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Wagons, Baggie«, Harness, lobes and Whips;
H O W TO
p 5, oriel Sente*.
F. L Jones, Proprietors M te Mayro
McKinney £ rb * 'a kvviafcar
When In Stayton
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IM P L E M E N T S
“Come Cheerful Com-
panions7’
- Chorus
The Rose Drill
Junior Girls.
“What Would You Take for Me, Papa?”
"KATHLEEN”
Scene I
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Mrs. Connor's Cottage
Semper Fidilia
Piano Solo
Regina Steffes
Scene II
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Public Park
Down at the Baby Store
Vocal Solo
Dora Albus
II
Mrs. Royal ton’s Room
You're a Grand Old Flag
olo
Francis Prange
V
Magistrate’s Office
Arbutus
Regina Steffes
Mrs. Royalton’s Parlor
BIRTHS
1 0 PERCENT
R E D U C T IO N
The program am* aa follows:
Clayton’s Grand March
Instrumental Duet
M mes R. Steiles and R. Ditter
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have anything but water up there.
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Mr«. Uren Iarwia returneil laal week
- DlacKsmith -
from Portland, wherv ihe vteitetl ■ rel
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Kor S *b Ka Grom Duty K a ta , 167 acite.
ative*.
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Aumsvillc * . - • • Oregon
■teluJm« r.wylhteg NoqS ki»te»ktÜ food« ’
John Smith intendcd to go to the priae
«od 1 lirait m». 911,000 2 «ul«, m a a l A«te*-
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tiglit Too badl they moved it to Keno.
,ilk . J m dr, M«a ol .VahlMMi-yi M te tia Z a U « .-
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Harry Kerri* 1^ slowly recovering from
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, A i i .W m 1**11 « I* . Kl« fateti ul A MM ir* *41
"The Slayton Pharmacy,"
* sprained ankle auatamed in a ball game
MM»* «*y «ka« te«W w saod km Mi. ktew«6a
a ahort time ago.
S tayton, IVVarion County, Oregon.
«an <4 18 «tei y x «aiate w tubat w w ia o i
C. A. BEAUCHAMP
O » Mon« TRUTH AND FACTS
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Oregon
Soft Drbkf* Ice Cream ft lea Cream Cooes
Post Cards
E a rl Linville - Aumsville, Or.