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NEWS OF THE COUNTY
COLTON.
The glorious Fourth has once more
tal.en its flight. The celebration at
Colt on was attended by a large A youns-man wno owns a new
crowd from everywhere and a good place next to the old Larson place,
time was enjoyed by every body. A
cood urogram was rendered. Rev.
Reinhart of Portland, was out aud
cave us a fine sermon. Fine smiting
and speaking and all kinds of amuse-!
ments were enjoyed. Hip. hip. horray.
for Willie, the clown.
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of Mulino.
were visiting w'th their daughters.
Mrs. I. O. Dix and Mr.s. C. Mallet, at
Colton a few da's last week.
Mr. .lohn PhUips and family and ,
Mr. W. E. Bonney and family left ,
for a few weeks' oijting at the coast,
last Friday.
Mrs. John Lamm, who had been
visiting her folks at Colton. left for!
her home at Scappoose last week. !
P. Putz is helping 1". S. Dix in hay
ing. .",!" IZ 1 ? ?
Esther pahlstrum who were out to:
spend the Fourth, left again for Ore-,
gon City, where they are attending
tne summer normal, last .tiunuuy.
' . 1 .1 T TT..1.kn.J
joe lunsoii aim ivew nuuimi u
transarten Dusiness in town nisi
week.
Chester Troutt was out visiting at
Chester Gorbett's last week.
Dolph Freeman of Elwood, is help
ing E. Lindstrum haul hay.
Mr. Engstrum Is giving the roof of
his new house a coat of paint.
John Arquett and family moved to
Elwood last week, where he intends
to work at Bittner's mill.
Wrti-T.- at 1ha Mnsinn lo pnrhop atovr
now, but "look out" after a while.
AJfre.i wall anH Earnest Clinton of
Portland, were out at Colton to spend ! &ivinS , Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
the Fourth I and Diarrhoea Remedy. All that is
Anv bodv in need of drv goods.l necessary is to give the .prescribed
groceries, 'hardware, tinware, dishes i dose after each operation of the bow
etc.. just call on Mt. Danielson the i els more than natural and then castor
Colton merchant, and you will find a!0" t0 cleanse the system It Is safe
good supply of everything. ! anl sure- Sold ' a era.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rown of Port-j
land, are visiting at the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Freeman, at El- j
wood. i
When the stomach fails to perform
its functions, the bowels become de
ranged, the liver and the kidneys con
gested, causing numerous diseases.
The stomach and liver must be re
stored to a healthy condition and
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets can be depended upon to do
it. Easy to take and most effective.
Sold by all dealers.
STAFFORD
The weather has been quite warm,
the mu cury rtinibjijB to ' , 0 .,? S,u,n;
day, but a little breeze all day made
the atmosphere bearable.
Hay is nearly all out In this vicini
ty, and a fortune hauled, while some
Is left In the fields waiting for the
baler.
While cherries were a high crop,
they were exceptionally nice and
'large, some Blngs on the Cage place
measuring 2V inches in circumfer
ence. Mr. Wiesman left his family here,
they are In the house v.here Mrs.
Benter lived, and he has gone back
to Kansas, but experts to return in
the fall.
Wild blackberries are ripening fast.
but not as plentiful as in former
years, but the Evergreens promise a
bountiful crop.
Harry Ellegsen made so well upon
It was one of these experimental farmers, who put green
spectacles on his cow and fed her shavings. Hit theory
mm
was that it didn't matter what the covr ate so lung as she
was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had
not entered into his calculations.
It's only a "tenderfoot" farmer that would try such
an experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feeds him-
self regardless of digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well eat shav
ings for all the good he gets out of his food. The result is that Die stomach
grows "weak" the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired
and the man sudors the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness.
To strengthen tbe stomach, restore tbe activity of tht or
tans ot digestion and nutrition and brace up the nerves,
use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It la an un
talllni remedy, and has the confidence ot physicians as
well as the praise of thousands healed by Its use.
In the strictest sense "Golden Medical Discovery" is a temperance medi
cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol
s from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed on
its outside wrapper. r
Don't let dealer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for
stomach, liver and blood "just as good" as "Golden Medical Discovery."
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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of
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for Over
Thirty Years
TMt CCMTAUM tOVMRT, RIW OITT.
i his cabbages last year he has put out
I an increased amount this season and
'has nice plants for sale at 3c por
; hundred.
now owned by Mr. Thomas, is an ex
pert bee man. and has transferred a
nuruner ot otu colonies to new nive
Me ami itarry wiessen iransterren
an old hive for Mrs. liase last week
one eeiuu. i lie work wuiioui
veil or cloves, using a smoker. His
price we believe is a dollar for each
hive, which Is a cheap price for his
"know how,' and one pe:s it back in
' a verv short time.
Chronic Sore Eyes
Are easily cured with Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Palve. It is painless and
M eyerYvbe
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CLARKS.
Al- Scherrnble Is helping Mr.
Bm,emilIer hau, hav
g , h h ,
,. 3 5 '
Mr. B. Sullivan was in town last
Ben Marshall helped Mrs. E. Klien
smith make hay.
An Assembly meeting took place in
Highland last Saturday.
Willie Marshall is hauling hay up
to his other place.
Mr. McFee went through Clarks
with an automobile last week.
Willie Miller, Jr., is out in Clarks.
Mr. Haag was on the sick list.
Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can be controlled by
REDLAND.
All had a good time at the Fourth
of July picnic. A good program and
a good ball game, Redland vs. Spring
water, 14 to 16, in favor of Spring
water. Mr. Stone's team took fright at a
passing auto and ran away and did
some damage to the hack which they
were hitched to.
A good many of the farmers are
moving to the Chautauqua grounds
today, and others will visit probably
quite soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Holllngswnrth has
friends visiting from the East.
abhough manv are wishing for rain.
Mr. George Oill has a new barn
nearly finished.
Mr. J. Schwartz and sons will have
a barn raising next Wednesday.
Two in One.
Dr. Boll's Anti-Pain Is both an In
ternal and external remo'ly. It is an
antiseptic remedy and destroys dis
ease germs. Sold everywhere on a
positive guarantee. For sale by Jones
Drug Co.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
Everything is quiet here now and
Chautauqua Is the main topic,
.Mrs. El ma Dixon Is camping at
Gladstone, and Ferd Curran and fain-
4-
r
The Tenderfoot Farmer
lly are there too.
Mrs. Hall and Mrs. ChitIoo and
children attended Chautauqua ttt
Gladstone Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ill-own, of Klamath
Falls, sold their place and relumed
ui this burg a;ulu.
Walter svhwa.k and family have
moved Into their new house on J. (J,
Adams f.tul Ninth streets.
Jim Admits, who has spent tho last
year visiting bis son and faintly In
California, uas tin- guest of friends
in this burg Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Ware and children, of
riliumietli, a iv visiting relatives and
friends in Ibis violully this week. ;
.1. M. Glllett and Pearl Solby are
illccing a well at Mount Pleasant.
Frank Albright came to spend the
Fourth of July and took bis daughter
Mabel back to IVufur with him to
spend tbe summer.
Mrs. Skinner Is able to be out again
and was visiting Mrs. Mack on Mou
dav afternoon.
There is a family moving Into Mr.
Brandt's house next door to the store.
We have not learned their name.
Who says Mountain View people
a iv asleep? Their float at tho Fourth
parade took Hi 'si pri.'e. The Moun
tain View boys won the race. too.
Mrs. Gladden, of Portland, was the
guest of Mrs Brown and Mrs. .leiinlo
Stillwell Tuesday.
Will Glllett. or Wnlla Walla, who
has been visiting relatives here and
at Gladstone, returned to Washington
this week.
Mr. Gerber and family are at home
again after spending a few weeks
at Hood River.
Born June IV., to the wife of I" W.
Glllett, of Gladstone, a son T pounds.
WILSONVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Jemison went to Port
land on Saturday.
Joe Kpler went to Astoria oil Sat
urday, returning Monday.
Eva Baker went to Portland on Fri
day, lo lie gone several weeks
ilaling is the order of tbe day. and
farm bands are scarce.
Miss Ellen Probst will soon go to
her claim near Prlneville.
.Mrs. Marlon Young and Mrs. Norrls
Young have gone to Gladstone to
camp, and take in the Chautauqua.
Mrs. Allison Baker and Mr. Ed.
Baker went to the state of Washing
ton, to attend the funeral of their
niece on Friday.
John Biitson spent some days last
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week In the Rose City.
The thermometer registered MO
decrees here on Sunday afternoon,
but old Sol has since been eoolliu; off
a little.
Mrs. Lamb is visltini; her brother.
Aubrey Woods, for a few day.s, while
resting from her stas;e work.
Surely, some Wilsonvllle youni?
lady wants to enter the KnlerprlHe
contest and win that piano!
Quite a tract of land mi the river
at Wii-ionvllle, was sold last week for
$T''0 an acre. This was some of the
Schaffer place, and the property was
sold to Portland parties, who Intend
building a Country Club-housr-, and
this would seem to be an ideal spot,
for that purpose.
Mr. Reisiior, a farmer from near
Sheridan, has bought the Jemison
place, and will take possession the
lirst of August. The price paid was
JImO'i. only standing crops being in
cluded. Mr. Jemison has splendid
cows, chickens, horses, implements
and household things for sale cheap.
The pr'-oinct Republican mass meet
Ing held at Ploaant Hill upon Sat
urday evening, July 9th, was not very
well attended, but delegates were
fert"d to attend the county conven
tion at Oregon City on July I'lth. It
would seem as though some change
should be made In the voting place,
for the voters from our village are
not, farmers, and many of them have
no conveyances, whereat) the farm
ers from the surrounding country are
continually coming to town to do
their trailing, and a change would
seem Ui benefit Instead of discommod
ing them in any way.
Supt. Gray called a meeting of the
board of dlrectorH of the dlstrlctB
which have lately formed the Union
high school at W'llsotivllle, for last
.tionday evening, the 11th of July.
Mr. Brobst was elected chairman of
the new high school board, and Mr.
Chas. Wagner, clerk, the other trus
tees are Norman Say, of Corral
Creek district, and Mr. White, of tin
Ion district. A meeting will be called
In the near future at which the plans
for the new school will be more
mature.
REAL ESTATE
i
Sven mill Hilda Peterson lo Claoku-'
inns County, land In section !, town-!
ship S south, range ;! east; , j
Flee mid Carrie While lo V, Kr-'
vln and Lena I. Young, '.'2 neri s of I
Samuel White l. U C, township J j
south, range 2 east. j
Isom C. mid Alice llrl.lg to .1,
Woodlln, lots :i and of block !. '
Beatles addition to Oivjoii CUy:i
Eastern Investment Company to
David P. Uuieh, northeast quarter of,
section la, township 2 south, range,1
T, east; .
John W. nnd Grace K, lmuVr. C. j
A and Phnlle I., Nash to U'wls A. ,
McManls, 1 Hereof section town
ship 2 south, range 2 east: $00a.
Grant Spanm id'ei g to Mrs, Jessie
X. MeKlnney el il . 10 acres o; sec- '
Hon 2:. township 2 south, i.inge I
east: $l'.'iH. 1
Arthur W, and Anna Gl'b'S to Pet
er Peterson, lan.l in Kasthani D. U C.
township r, south range 1 west; $.".n.
C. U and H V Adl to Lillian
Uiuglols, li'.o iicres of section 2S,
township 4 south range I east; $1,
Oliver II. and ...argaret ,., sVhock
to Portland Water P 'Vr , F.loelil.'
Transmission Co " I'.i'lv In lot 1 ot
section 29. town-nip .! south, range I
east: J200.
.1. I'. and Anna C. Campbell to Levi
Stehman, land in S. S. White l. L
i'.. township ;: south, range I east;
L
Milton 11, Armstrong to J. A.
Dltnlck, R no res of section 21. town
ship 1 south, range I west; $77.
Sanford and Ainada J. Coover to
C. II. Laslnger. ,'i .' 10 acres of Scott's
Mills: $2000.
John and Charles Woollen to
Agnes Given, lot :i."i. Friends Oregon
Colon v; $1200. i
.f. W. and Kll.-u A. Roots to Sarah
Cross, 1 .acre of Boring Junction: J
too,
Ijiura and Christian Keener to
Bertha K. U'O. lets I. 2. 3. 10. II, 12.,
block 10. Canbv; $2000. ;
Lloyd 11. Wickershaiu to H. Wit
tenberg. SO llcn-s of section 21. town-'
ship 2 south, range 0 east; $1. j
John W. Carlson to Oregon Swedish I
Colonisation Company. 10 acres of I
section 'J. township . south, range ;l
east; $10.
Ilea K. Hobseti to C. E. Power, SO
POSSIBLE TO MAKE THEM
ORDER ISSUED
I acres of section 17 township 2 south,
: rang'; 5 ea t; $1.
Kilmoiiil II. and Jane R. Gnzo to
i Anna li. Little, land in section 2,
township 2 south, range 1 east ; $10.
j Helen A Clarke to Mary L. Clarke,
; lots 7, X. It. In, 39, 40. block II, Mlnth-
orn Addition to Portland; $1.
I J. H. Sutherland to J. II. and Anna
: Colby, lots I. 2, .'!, block 1, Wood's
Addition to t'anby; 1 $12')0.
Joseph W. Wlllborad to John H.
! Hamilton, .i acres of section .'!f,
i township I n',uth, range 1 east; $1100,
Joseph W. Wllbroad to Anna Kohl
: er, 20 acres of scollop township I
south, range east; $1.
Anna Kolil'ir to Joseph Wllibroad,
i lo acres of section :;."i, township I
! south, rani-e 1 east; $I",iiO.
j John II. and Mary Hamilton to
Linnie WillLroad, acre of section
::.", township 4 south, range 1 east;
I $1.
Linnie and August Wllibroad to
I John H. Hamilton, ' acre of section!
.!:, township 4 south, range east;
$1.
I). N. and Phebe S. Ilrlilensllne to
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of tho )fr to liavn
jutir t't th nut svit
f I at n a nil hri'ltf
work 'i'tnn. For out
of-tnwa i.trunsi wn
flfiiith plntn n '1
tTl'lct worlc In on
dv 1 f nMfiotur.
1'KinMt
MolirCrownt $5.00
22hBridcTMtti3.50
fioldfillinji 1.00
Entmat Fillinn 1.00
SiW Filling! .50
QoH Rubber -
Hit.. 5.00
Bait Rubbtr - A
PlllM 7.50
PiinUu Eitr'tfan .50
ML W. L Will, tmmm m MtuM
mumr hithodi
PalnltMM Kitra. iiiiB Frna whna pUtM r brlHo work
Uor'lrftrl. C'inadltatloD KrM. Ym caopot ant lttr
painlfMw work arnwhr, no matUrbow maub you
All work. fuJlr a-iiaraaUad for tltta yara
Wise Dental Co.
INCORPORATED
Painless Dentists
rslllnt Bulldln. Third 4 Wtsltlnstos. PORTtAND, ORtOON
tun Hau.: S i- K. U S I. M. Su4s7s.'( U s
MOW'
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,. .-. :Jk& $ 4
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sMMttsWfettsW&h sisJLsss1
' W, 11. Woodworth, o noil's of Frank
j lln Pierce H, 1,', C: $IM,
John W. mid Grace K,
U'def to
Wlltniu-
Clarence !
otto tracts
Jones, land I
$1.
anil Grace 10.
. John W.
Jessie I.
I. odor to
Hall, land In Willamette
tracts: $."a,
W, A', Proolor nnd Frank Beers to
Minnie Smith, ll.'i nores of section 27,
township south, range I east; $1.
Minnie M. Smith mid .1. P, Smith
to Leone E. Knyiuoiv, r acres of sco
llop 27. township t south, range I
oust, $ooo,
J, F. Francis lo Ogle Mountain
Mining Company, laud In sections il,
10, township S south, range 4 oast;
$1.
J. D and Clara II
0. Studer, tract "D"
Carter to Fred
of llools Atldl-
Hon; $.;:io.
Nellie W, Shlplcv to II, T Shipley,
lots II, 12, block IT., Willamette
tracts; $,
A. and K. Berry to Kmll and Martha
Grim, lot "A" tract til, Wllatnetto
tracts; $1100.
D. N llrbleiistltie and Phcho S.
Biidensllno lo S. P. Fpunl. 10 acres
of Kraukllu Pleroo II 1,, S ; $150,
Charles and Until A. I -a hour to El
vira Miller, 10 acres' of D, L. C. of
Kfoklel llurbage and wife, township
0 south, range 1 oast; $2000.
C, J. and Marguerite llentloy to ".
Iv and W. II. and O. II Harmon, part
of D l 0. of Alfred Marquatn and
wife, township 0 south, range I oast;
$11100.
Sandy Land I'ointmtiy to W, B.
Davles, lots 0, 7. S. block 1, Sandy;
$r..'a
Sandv IjiiiiI Coinpauv to l.eora II.
Davles,' lot :i of block 11. Sandv; $7."
S mdv Umd Company to Clara K,
llolllster, lot I of block II. Sandv;
$:.o,
Olive A, Ncwsonie to Washington
L, Walker, part of northwesterly
half of I). I,. C. of John S. and Eliza
beth Howlaud, township :l south,
range 2 east; $10.
F. E. and Flora .V Beach to .1, R.
Wheeler, 00 acre of section .'10. town
ship t south, range ,1 east; $10,
.1. C. Elliott King mid Adolln M
King to W S Andrews, lots 1, 2, a,
t. 5. 11. 7. S. !. 10, It. 12,
n. IS, Splteuberg Orchard tracts:
$10.
I'd win H. atiil Julia Seelev lo Geo
V. Wilson atiil Blanche Wilson, sec
lion :!0. township ,' south, range 1
east- HI.
WMIIam ami James Moxley, 10
MANUFACTURERS OF
What is the Result?
The result is the most perfectly constructed line
of MOWERS. BINDERS. RAKES. TEDDERS.
HEADERS ami REAPERS cvrr turned in the
Champion or any other factory. I he Champion line !y
right of its superiority lias always held fust place in the
esteem of the Notthwrst I larvester, the improved con
struction of the 1910 line, particularly the Binder and
Mower, makes them far ahead of any previous years' line.
m
The Improved Champion
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Portland, Or.
Soto locally by
W, J. Wilson & Co.
OREGON OITY
J. J. Sandsncss
CAN BY, OREGON
iicres of section :!'.', township south,
range u east ; KW.
John and Mary Webster to William
Moxley, 20 acres of section ;!, town
ship 2 south, range 5 east; $10.
Ida M. ami K. C. Warren to Joseph
Woenulle, laud In sectlou I, township
2 south, range I east ; $10.
Ceorge II. anil Ruby M. Ilufiir to
Carrie :. Ilufur, ISO acres of uoelloiij
2, township 2 south, range 7 cast; i
$1. '
I). W. and Margaret M. Ward to
Kdmotnl II. (laze. 2 01 acres of sect Ion
2, township 2 south, range I east:
$10,
A. IC. and Kblalieth M. Sparks to
F.slacaila Slate Hank, lots I'l. II, ITi,
10, block a, Kstaeada; $1.
Wllllas L. Johnson, gitanllan, to ().
A. Cheney, lot K of block I:!, Oregon
City: als lots :! and I of .'inula On
gon City; $100.
Jos, ami Lillian II. Hedges to Wll
lametle pulp Paper Company,
ncres of Ambrose Fields I). L. ('.., j
township south, ranee I east; $.'000,
Charles Peers to W. A. Jones, lot ,
I of block .",!',. first addition lo Fata- j
oada; $l',0.
Isaac and F.lla Pollock to W. W.
Clbbs, II. 7H acres of section r!2, town-!
ship 1 south, range 2 east; $10. j
Spolphcn M. and Fllzabeth Kby to.
John T. Frlel, Sr., 10 acres of sen- t
Hon 2, township 2 .south, range T,
east; $2000. '
C. W, and Lucens Kern lo H. W. :
ami Vera Lang, lot 10 of block II, Idle- I
wllde; $1.
M. Heller to David and Isabella
Tirndle, 52 acres of sections 4 anil 5, j
township 2 south, range :! east;
$!W0O.
.1. H, Small, K'l'irdlnn, tot William j
Kurtz, lots X 4. HI, 14, block fi, Mil- j
wnukle park; $400, I
W. H, and I.oonora Tl. Kurtz to J. '
S. Drown lots 3 nnd 4 of block f, i
Mllwaukle; $250. . J
John W. and (Jrace R. Ioder to
Andrew flrleshnber. land In Clacka-
mns holehtK- 11. I
A. 8. Coffman to J. M. Hnnlcksmnn, I
land in S. 8. White D. I twn- !
ship 3 south, range 1 east; $1,
Gertrude A. Kuehl to Nettle
Wet.-
lor, laud lo George Crow H. L, C ; $1.
ti. Minnie A, Uuehl lo William F.
Kuehl, laud lit Kuolil's Acres, George
Ctow D. 1 1. 0.; $1.
Geilruile A. Kuehl to Waller K.
Knohl, :l note of W. II. Colton 1). I..
('., towUHhlp 2 south, tango I oast;
$1.
Gertrude A. Kuehl lo K)illinrltH'
Itlltorspulhor, land on George Crow
I), U C; i'
Willamette Falls Company lo J, M,
Turner, lot !l of block 0, Wlllatnollo
Falls; $1.
George A ami Jennie II, Harding to
ClackauuiM County; land In section III.
township t. south, range :i cast; $.
Charles W. and Mary G Brlmhall to
G. II lloaidinau. east half of blocks
47, r.2, First addition to Jennings
WmIko; $100.
M, II. Chilli to Clackamas Southern
Hallway Company, lot 2 and part of
block in. Oregon City; $1.
Clackamas Southern Hallway Co. lo
John W. Lodor, lot 2 and put of oi
7 of block to, Oregon city: $1.
Charles Albright. Jr., Ollle Albright.
August Warner, ot al ., to Anna Kline
htcclit, ot nl , land In H. I. C of lllram
Straight, township 2 south, range 2
east; also land In George Abernetby
D. I.1 C, township 2 south, range 2
east; $1.
Joseph and Sarah E Dirk to James
K. and Lydla D Wilson, land In sec
tion ,M, township souib, tango 2
east; $700,
Wllllani and Katherllle Kelly to
Caroline Hansen, 4 acres of section '.'N.
township I south, range 2 east; $1,70"
Sandy Umd Company to U A,
Davles. lots f.. 10, block II: $'''-'.'
b'ouard F. Wiiloh lo C. I'. Slutr. and
liachol SniD:. 20 nores of section :il,
township 4 south, range 2 oust:
$1,100
G W". and E. Helvey to E C,
and .1 llelvev, 00 acres of section
7. township I south, range 2 east;
$1-
M. M MoGeohan and M II. Me
Goeluin to Herbert W. Poster, 20 SO
ncros of William Holmes and wife D
L. C township J south, range 2 east;
$10.
Matilda Huddlw and S P Huibtl"
to O. .1. ami Ell.-a Gregoro, 20 ai res
of sootlon !i ,lcovnhli 2 south, range
.'! oust ; $ 1.000.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Enamlned.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Bank of Oregon Cllv
JOHN' F. CLARK. Mgr
CHAMPION
FACTORY .tli
Wllllani Miller, of Portland, was In
Aurora Friday.
.Mrs. Reeil was a Sllverlon visitor
Friday.
Iv lliirkholdcr made a Irln to Sa-
I lem Friday
Atiille Miller went to Portland on
! Tuesday.
.1. Sadler mail" a business trip to
I Portland Sunday,
! A W. Krous made a trip to Polt
J laud on butilness.
Mr. ami Mrs. J, Litmleen made a
j trip lo Newport Wednesday
gone a few days.
to be
tlCATARRsH
&V5
rHAY-FEVEl
4&
Ely's Orcam Balm
8ure to Give Satisfaction.
CIVE3 RELtrr AT ONCE.
It cleanses, sootln s, heals and protects tho
di)'d iiKualirann residting from Cutnrrh
nildrivmiiway n Cold in tin; 1 1 end quickly,
limluim tin) HensBS of Tiwte and Hmcil.
J'jmy to usii. Contains no injurious drugs
Appliud Into th nostrils mid sbsnrbud.
Irft Hlrn, B0 cenU at Dniggists or by
""" T'il"l'l Crmm Balm for use In
; aUMiizors, 76 oenU.
ELY BROTHERS, S8 Wsrrss tl.. N.w York.
J
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AURORA
o . ..... .. ....o
Mrs, Fred I Ion t x la sick hi nun of
tho I'lii'ilanil lioapltalH with tippeuill
cIHm ami not I'xponloil In live,
Aurora UcaU Portland Gun Clul).
Aurora defeated the Foi l land Hun
Club Hi lo 10 Sunday, at Aurora, The
visitors secured IN hits off butg,
while Aurora succeeded In hoIHiik 2d
olT Jackson. Weltou, for Aurora, not
live hIukIoh out of live trips to the
plate. (liltil hit n single, double,
triple mill n homo run out of live
limes up. A. Miller anil Carlton iiacti
tot rour till i
II. II. I'l.
Aurora ' 1 1 2:1 II
Port linn Clnl 1" t 7
llalleilos Aurora, Ijoih and Frost;
Portland Hun flub. JitchHon and
Knlfnor.
Nol Sunday, July I", the Canby
biiKoball team vvlll play Auiora al
All! in II.
CI.. .
.... . .-.Q
Interest
Is fhc (ircflf iiucnt
Ivifoword sov
in f I money
Wp p.ty
Interest
on .savings nccounfs
We pay 4 per cent
Interest
on C'ci hfkotvs of
of Deposit
Safety
Liberality
Courtesy
Is our motto
Axsrora
State
Hank
Aurora, Oregon
Pacific Coast League
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK.
Cor. Viuohn and Twsnty fourth 81s.
San Prwicisco
V8.
PORTLAND
JULY 19. 20. 21, 22 and 23.
Games Begin Week Days 3.30 P. M,
Sundays 2:30 P. M.
AilmlHslon llloiichers, 25c: (Irnnd
stand, r.oo; lloxes. 2.'c oitrn Children.
Illenoheia, luc; (irundstniiil, 250.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
Hoys Cutler 12 Free to llleaohors
Wednesday.
TIME CARD.
0. W. P. 0IVI8ION
Dctwcrn Portland and Oregon City,
lelivc
Arrive
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7.00
7,:io
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1 I .10
12.00
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2.00
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4.00
4:10
5.00
5.::o
(!.00
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7.00
7. ::o
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800
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f. 27
7.22
5.40
7.30
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8.30
9 00
9,30
10.00
10.30
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1 1.30
1 2,00
12.30
1 .00
1.30
2.00
2 30
3,00
3.30
4.00
4.30
5.00
5.20
fi.00
(! 30
7.00
7.30
8.00
8.30
8.55
9.25
0.55
1 0.25
10.55
11.25
5 40 1 ;.I5
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7.20
7.50
H. 30
00
01.30
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10. ;io
11.00
11.211
11.59
12.20
I. Oil
I 30
2.110
2.30
3.00
3 30
4 III)
4.30
5.00
5.30
C 00
11. no
700
7.30
100
8.30
9 00
II 30
10.00
11.00
11.00
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8.22
8 52
J 22
11.52
10.22
10.52
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1 1 .52
12 22
12 52
1.22
1.52
7.30 7.37
K DO 8.07
8 30 8.37
'.1.00 !07
9.30 U.37
10 00 10.07
10.30 10.37
11.00 11.07
11.30 11.37
12.00 12.07
12.30 12.37
1.00 107
1.31) 1.03
2.52
3 22
3.52
4.22
4 52
5.22
552
li.22
(i.52
7.22
7.52
8.22
X.52
9.22
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10.22
2.00 2.0"
2.30 2.37
3.00 3 07
3.30 3.37
4.00 4.07
4.30 4.37
5.00 5.07
r.30 5.37
(1.00 (1,07
(1.30 fi.37
7.00 7'.07
7.30 7.371
8.00 8.07
8.30 8 37
9.03 I J.07
10.33 10.37
10.03 10.07
10.00 1 10.52
10.30 I 1 1.22
11.33 11.37
11.00 11.52 11.55
11.20 12.22 12.21
12.001 12 4 I 12.50
111.03 1 1 1.07111.59
! 12.33 12.371 ....
11.55 11.57 I
.... I I 12.50 12.55
To MllwaultUi only.
Trains for Falrvlew. Trnutdaln
Clrosham, llorlng, ICaglo Creek, Esta
cnila and Cazndero and Intermediate
points.
7:15. x8:02. 9:05. x!0:05.
1:05.
7:05.
3:05. x4:05. 5:05. x(l:06.
8:05. 11:35.
For nrosbnm.
x Ornsham. Falrvlnw find TronlrlnlA
NOTR: Cars leavn Rust Wnter and
Morrison Btreeta R mlnutna biter Ihnn
scheduled from First and Alder Sta.