Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, November 08, 1907, Image 1

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    Don’t Forget Fair Association Meeting at Gresham Grange Hall, Thursday Morning, November 14.
Everybody Invited to Attend
Or# HlOorlc «I Society x
City Hall
CONQUERED.
reato
Number 45.
GRESHAM and MONTAVII.l.A, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1907.
Volume 3.
BIG MEEIIN6 LOR
All IHGRÍES Will
COWARDLY SIIOOLING
»I ÍXIMPIIIIIÜ
REORGANIZATION
AH AIR AI MISO
THE
FAIR IS OVER
Hindu Seriously Wounded
Other Happenings at
Evcrv Prospect That the
Bustling Burg.
We «re giving no more
Votes for the queen, but we
are still selling
Titflit Times Will
Soon lease
Big Delegation from Evening Plans for Permanent Fair Asso­
Star Grange Will Attend
ciation — Many Taking
Meeting on Saturday.
a Lively Interest.
A M*ri«»us shooting affair occurred nt
An event of tinusii.il int«-r«-*t to the
A letter from President J. J Johnaon
.lari A I'agh's sawmill Thursday night,
grangvisof l ast Mohn >miih will I m * th«* «'alia our attention to the fa«*t that the
< >ct. 31, at »limit H> 30 p, m, A num*
<h*gr«*«* work «l«»ne on th«* fbxir of < »resh­ •late for tl«e next meeting of tin* Fair
bar of liootlliim» di-lils*rnt«-ly rubile I
am lounge hull next ^ttur«lay, Novem­ a»»«« laton will la? Thur»lay, Nuvernl*r
with bullet», a hunk house <M-<-upi«*<l by
ber 9, when the ii!»if»»rn.««l «trail team <»f 14th instead of Novemls-r litli a» a«l-
two llimlm*. who were employed in th«*
Evening Star gr»ng«-. under the person­ vertisefi in our last isaue.
mill. Alarm«*«! by the shooting, one <»f
Mr. Johmwm also intimate« that a larg«*
al direction <»f Hon. J. J. Johnson.
the llimlti« run out und th«* other, while
Master of Evening filar uml Multnomah crowd is expected on that «late.
He
getting out of I m -«I, wnm shot through the
County Pomona grang»* will put on the has written numerous letters inviting
thigh inflicting an extremely pninful
Country Waking Up to Need nml s4*rion» wound. The injure«l man first, ►«•<*• >n«I, third uml fourth degiee prominent farmers from <hffvr«-nt part««
work with the harvest march und other of the county to attend. II«* al*» wish*
wum taken to the hospital in( Portlaml
of Better Monetary
OR! SHAM
IM-uut• ful «trill* and v«nal and inatru- «♦s the llt-ral<i to say that every fai mer
where it was foiiml neca-MMiry to ampu­
Lx J |J 1 I I Id •
,o jet »ome of our fresh baked goods
ami b’i»in«-»ft man ami their wives are
1 mental features.
Legislation,
tate his !«*g as the Ism«- war «haltered by
GUI .SHAM. OKI .GON
They ar«- going a» fast as we can get tln-m ready!
AI mmi I L<) memh« r«« from Evening invite«! to atteml the meeting and lend lll'RRY! HURRY!!
tile bullet.
Star grange w ill arntv«- on the 10:20 a. their infinenee t«»war«l making a great Get
of
Cold
from our new soda fountain
It
is
h«'|M*d
that
the
coW'ar«!»
who
«lid
M| m -« I m I *'«»»r«'*|Nili,1t lire
All
New* fan<l up to (lute, ke Crwtm
too.
in train, and will imni«*«hatelv repair to annual agricultural fair ami carnival for
the dastard!)'d«*rd will I m * caught nml
J. H. HATCH, Prop.,
«e»wr u> Mrt <’ John.*on )
Powell st., Gresham, Ore.
PORTLAND, ORE., N.»V, 6—The»«* r«i-civ«* the limit of the law. Sm h an the hull and r«»mirM-iK «• w«>rk. There Multnomah county.
The meeting is appointed for IG . .o a.
nr«* iiiii «* n in w liirh every «itiz«*n inter* affuir i», t«> say the least, a «li»grace to a ar«* 30 members in ll>«* unif«»rme«l drill
m.,
Thursday, November 14, in tiresh­ hoiiM- that progr«*s»ive towns are built. '
l«-am
a-idt-
fiotn
“
tfiia
r-
an«l
singers,
be
­
«•»ted in th«* welfare of G in country ran civilised country.
ing aUmt 50 in all. The team is unani- am < «range hall. Tlier«- will I m * a bas­
We ai-knnwledge a very p »-asant visit
I m * m piitib»t. It ii* Inconvenient un«l
iimiisly considered th«* finest in the ket dinner at nouu, ami «lon’t f««rg»-t fr«»m Kev. B J. <«osh**n, a Swedish min-'
l4*wn<
Fri
ami
wife
art*
visiting
at
the
I'Hiidul to hav«* u tooth pull«*«|,or to sub­
WHILE YOU HEAR mit to »1 •»u i g h ’ m I «»i* ration, yet either home of hi« psrents, Mr ami Mrs. John •tale, hence, ever) granger in East that everyIssiy is invite«! to com«* an«l ister of Portlaml. Mr. S. A. Matson. I
a
Multnomah should it >t im- th«- opftor- bring a well fille«i basket, b l um mak*- manager of the Swedish |xpmr Vecko-
nut) I m - nee« wan -lhe In!ter may save a I.IL
' (unity of witnessing the*«* important the noon h«jur a social event long to I m * bla-let,pul l.-h«-«l at Minneapolis, Minn , |
III«* I \ I I <r M>N(»S mid |N
John Eri is r<*pairing his lioiiMr ami
Ilf«'
lilt* prr»ent liliMlbial situation
• bill feature**.
remembered.
and Rev. Jonas Johnson, |<»tor of the j
BTRt’MENTAl. M I sl< «m
i '. i II m for cnlmii«-»».
A panic nt thin time putting on ruatic.
Inasmuch as there will la- a large
>weli-h mission church at Powell's
would ihi'.in the d«*"trud|on of th«* pres­
Some of mill» in tlii» vicinity have numlu-r of visiting grange r» from Even­
Valiev.
Walla
Hdlld
Man
Marries
Miss
kinq
c< >1.1 Nil II.\ Id c < >141 >M
ent pr<>M|M-iilv nn«i the linuiicial mill of «hut down ms i o more ties are wanted
ing Mar grange, all (iit-shaiii patr«»ns,
At the Powell Valley Swedish church
half tin* iimtittitiofiB of ihc country. by the railtuiiil com|»ani«*M.
You Save Money by
Mis» Isabella Kingan«! John IL Mc­
and those uttrndiiig from East Multno­
next Sumlay « veiling the Pastor Rev.
Vti«»n taken In th«* P«»rtlan«l and state
Trading at
Mis» Annie furl and Mr an>l Mr». mah grange*, arc reaps*« tfully invited to Donald, a rising young lawyer of Walla
hank» t'» proh-et the de|»o«*it>»r* and bus- Stevens <>f Portland spent Saturday ami
Walla, were marrie«! at the home <•( the Jonas J«>hn»on will «leliver a lecture on
bring well lill«*d lunch l a.*k«*ts. All vis-
ill« mm men aliotihl
the r«»rdial »up- Sunday with C J. Simiall».
bride’» sister, Mrs. J. M short, on the hie and early history of Martin lai-
the
•ting grangers are invil«-«l t«» atteml.
|M«rt of the Grangi-r« mid farmers of this
Tuesday aftvrm>on at 3 o’chxk. Only ther. Numer«»us anecdotes and humor-
J Green, wife ami soli have jtial ar­
ifiim«*«luite relatives of the bride am! «»ns Maying^ of the note«! reformer not
MRS. I.
Gresham Nation Th«*» are tbelMHie ami siir«*w
the < otiM« i i
ol the weal or Woe- of rived from Alaska ami are visiting nt Mrs. VSost« II Kexi<jn> ds libruirdn gr<M»m wrie present. The young couple generally known will be used. It is
hope«l a large audience will greet the
thm counity. If they will Miami firm the home of Jtdm Lind, who is Mrs
Owing to th»* premmr»* of liouseh«>l«l left «>n the evening train for Walla Walla
i irern’s father
»l>eaker.
.ind
Mtip|M
rt
the
effects
of
th«*
banking
where
they
will
make
their
futur«-
home.
•
luti«*s.
Mis.
Wf«*t«-JI
ha*
resigned
her
«••••••••••••••••
The y«Hinge»t son ol A Vrater, of po»itiuii as «*iis(«Miiau «4 the <> res ham
institutions of the«*ouutry we shall come
R. K. Carlson and B. W. Emery were
WHEN IN NEEO OF A GOOO RIG
>ut « f lb«* pr«'*ent »itiiali«»ns with thing Sandy Ki«lg«*, ha«l hiacullar ls>ne broken nailing r«M>m. Too much «annot tie
Herald visitors yesterday.
RemrmlM-r that v«»tl run nlwii)»
color«
There is n«»t a wintillii of a few wreck» ago.
sai«l in prai**e of tlm excrlh-ut work Mrs. ,
Mrs. J W. Shattuck visited Fairview
g« t it from ihr
ground« f >r a p.mic. Th«* flurry has an
A larg«* number <»f Kelt«» |««>ple visit- W«»»t«*ll ha» «l«uie in mntie* tion with i
(■range last Wednesday.
artilicial I msis , inaugural«-«! in Wall ««I the Gresham Fair ami all express the reading r<M>m n«»t <mly ns librarian
Geo Howe has nmveii ontofarm a
Miss Laura Davis, who has lieen ill
Mrevt for a pu ,»>•••«•
We ait* to meet thrmarlvra as highly pleased with the hut a» a very active m«*uilM*r of the ex- *
f«»r some day», is convalescent.
near V ancouver, Wash.
tins situation with lirinnraa ami com­ spi«*n*lid exhibition. It certainly I« in- «-cutivr committte ol th«* Gresham li- I
When in Gresham
H. E. Davis was in Portlaml W e« Ines-
!a-onard Wilson was a recent visitor
mon sense. Every ciligen wlioiibl brace spiring to visit »tich a Fair.
hrary association.
Patronize the
H. W. EMIRY, Prop r
• lav I « king after the Studebaker wagon :
at the Herald office.
up Ina weaker brother, ahould encourage
Miss
Alida
Culv
has
l»*«*n
aj>pointed
f«*l slid cared f«»r l»v
which
he
recently
won
at
the
County
Although the fair is orer numerous
him ami make Imn «land tirm. Money
custodian, and tak«*s up the work with
Single M« .«i. lu». u«-«*k of Mowtli
Fair.
in busilr«**8 is lik«- I»I« hm | to the human Badly Burned in Gds I’ldnl Explosion much « nUiu«iaaiu.
'I the request of kin«ily remarks are still tiring made con­
W. H. Woodard until recently eni|4oy- I
u!
6r»shan. On.
cerning the rtfiicient work done by II. E
I nm I\
I >raln ¡1 off am I the Is sly shrivel»
the
t
«•»«•!•
er»
ol
the
public
school,
the
:
Li«t Stimlav morning, ju«t »« the
t*«i
«»n the Herahl force, has acceptt^l a
Havis «luring •‘those »tr« ntmu- time-’’of
Mr. and Mrs, 3. T. Crsw. Props.
< ►
and dies. Little dro|M of blood «haw n
•••••••••••••••••
church I m *II s wen* ringing, a loud re|Mirt children's I »»Miks h«-ret<»i<»re t»lace«i in prepairing for the fair.
position
ou the ILIIsboro Iu«le(»erident
<>f! weaken the I mh I i th.it much.
th«-
srh«M»ln
have
Iw**!»
a«ldt*«l
to
th«*
«le-
was beard, then a cry of tire, and then
at H ills boro, Oregon.
First Class in every ¡nirti« nlar
< ►
lit«* in«*HMiir«*a tliat have I nch taken
|MN»it rolL-ction at the rea«ling r«M»m. | Through an oversight th«* Hearld fail­
Mrs. Chas. Littlepage gla«hlened the
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ by tin* lamkt-ra of Portland and Seattle the lirt* I m *II rang, the crowds ran. the Th«* IwMiks ar«* now ii|w»ii the shelves ed to mention in its last issue the su« -
Baths in connection.
< ’
tire I m «)-«« pulle«l <>ut the engine nml ran
l«4iMi*d on common arn«e. Tliev
erss of t!ie splendid readings drlivere«i hearts of the Herald force by bringing in
;; Tor Sale.
Acres ate
witli it, Gdlowe«l by the gathering crowd and may I m * drawn fur home reading
pro|MM*e to i*«nn* asset currency, aluiml-
t
toa large audience by the inimitable some large King ap| l«*s, on Wenesday.
To
the
Inrokn
supplied
to
the
reading
<.
■
* inth Mccut«-d, in In n of gold ami «liver, to the I »ack of l.«*wi*« Shattuck*» st<»r«*,
Ge«». Leslie is slowly improving under »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦»»»»»»»»»»♦♦i !
Knox, at the
r<Mims
in
the
count
v,
th«*
public
library
im|*ur»«mator,
Eugene
< ' family n* Irani tw
i
♦
w Imre a lire w hm raging fiercely in the
the care of his m<»ther, Mrs. Mary Les­
J i - • ti, lr
• 11 furi.'!- ! ||| ♦ to tide o\« r tin- nliortag«*, r«- l«*«'inab!e in g»« plant iiseil for the lighting of Mr. is adding the following list of maga-, tireshain M. E. Church,
lie. He was badly* hurt while at work
< > kn |g i farm I ni»h ment», Ihn ah- X February in com. The««* a«««*t dollars
xines: Bird Lore, Century, Garden
The
gifted
impersonator.
Newt«»n
Shattnek's
store.
< ’ Ihg finn Inin « li»! «.*•• litri . I I .1
♦ art* to have l».u k of them the million» of
last week.
Magazine,
llar|M*rs
Weekly,
laidies
B«*ers,
will
present
the
great
fraternal
I |M«n investigation it ap|M*ars that
' ’ I «Hi i'llglli« mitri J |« I I • li
X bmdiel» of w heat, tin* vast lumber re-
lloim*
JiHirnal.
<>utl«M»k,
St.
Nicholas,
C. W. Simmons, a progr«»ssive farmer
i >
■ I ' i f
! I
i . i . ■
I Will 1*1
♦
drama Jonathan and David, at Obi Fel­
Mr. Shattuck was fixing some little
< ’
■ '
HI Io II. H
* sour*«** ami llu* canneil g«M*dst all of thing als»ut llm plant, when without Sciriititm American, Work!» Work ami lows Hall. Gresham, Wednvj*day night, «4 Pleasant Home, was a caller at the
The Youths Cam|mnion.
' '
V • - -
« which have an intrinsic value. These
¡December IS. Th«* entertainment will Herald office Wednesday.
in income-bearing property
warning a terrific explosmn occurred,
clitvkw, lamed on such irssvt», are of the
Mrs. R. R Carlson returned «»n Tues­
lie given under the auspices of the local
throwing him thnnigh the door for a
in Gresham, bringing $20
value «4 gol«l for they r« pre»«*nt lal«>r
day after spending several days at Salem
«liMtan<*«* of tmvtral feet, where he nliglit- Popular Gresham Tounq Lady Married lodge ami should Is* well attvml«**!.
per
month net, for sale at
ami
pr««luct
They
are
not
fiat
money.
' ! <.i<i >u \ m ,
<>l:i i."X
«d with Ilia clothing on tire. With ran*
Miss Clytie Stuart and Harold C. ’ Sion Allen spent Sunday in Greshani visiting her laughter Mildred, who is a
*************************, I lat money a« tin* name implie« is fic­
$1600.
Enquire of
student at ol«l Willamette.
pi«*.«<• nee uf miml Mr. Shattuck rolled on Kerr, a prominent lawyer of St. Paul, with home folks.
tions money . It is a promise to pay ami
the grouml, putting th«* lire «jut of his Mmn . were married at Trinity CluqM*l,
J«»hn Antone, of Annabel, formerly of
Donald Me Millan was in Grenliam
nothing c I m '. It i« confidently l«elievc«l
clothes, at the same time sounded the Portlaml, at noon on Wednesday, by the fore |»art of the week, Hi« eounten- « f tlii'1 place,call«*»! on friends here Wed-
••••••••••••••••••••••••a
that by February, when leturna are re­
alarm of tire which was so quickly lieed- hr. A. A. Morrison.
GRESHAM, OUGOM
ance was, if possible, more kindly than nr-day. He expects to work on the Mt.
ceive«! from tin* cio | im , that the bank«
Barber
e«l by the lire de)»arlment. Fortunately
The l>est man was a schoolmate of the usual.
An investigation elicit«**! the IU mm I railway.
••••••••••••••••a
«-an return to a cash l»a«i«. Then* is to
Mr. Shattuck was not severly injured, bride and groom iimi Miss Anita Tran- fact that a new grandson has arrive«!, on
Robert lkxne has purchased a fine
II.
• I m * no atop in the mighty* commercial
his fare, neck, arm« and one hand being chanl actv«l as bride’s maid. The bride the <«rant place ami “his name” said
Robert II. Childer«. Prop.
J atriile« tliin country 1» making. No, not
piano for his home.
pretty
badly
skill
burn«-«l,
but
not
deep
wor«* her travelling dress at the cere-1 grand|»a, “is to La* Donald (¡rant Mc-
• l: I -if i M
ON • vv«ii a pau*-c will la* made.
With
Sylv«*!*ter Harnes has gone to work in
enough to cause anything but temjH»- uiony.
•••••••••••••••••••••••••
Millan”, am! if Mr. and Mrs Andrew Sig. Knighton’s barber shop.
buin|M*r cropM, of c«»iir*«*, the farmer
rary inconvenience.
Lew’s many
The young con pl«* l«*ft on the 2 o’clock Me Millan fail to name that boy as in­
aliiml« in an imle|«cndent uttitmle, but
Jones A Hev« l have been bailing hay
frivmln are congratulating him on so train f«»r Kt. Paul. They will Ln* at dicated, they are liable to bear from the
al tin* aame time In* should I m * a factor
narrow an eac»|»e ami hope to see him holm* to their many friends after l>«*c. 1, Herald as well a« the grandfathers in having ma !e a sale of 22 tons to Mr.
CARLSON &
for i«*co\«*iy, of normal financial eondi-
strain of Mt. Tabor.
soon as goo«l as ever. The gas plant is a at tiW Inurel Ave., St. Paul. Minn.
the case. Mrs. Me Millan and sun are
turn«. They have million« on de|««ait
Undertakers und Imbdlmers
wreck, and only thnnigh the timely ar­
Thomas Brothers have decorated E«1
getting along nicely.
in tin* I miii U m , tin- withdrawal of winch
rival of the department was the store
OsUirn's house on R«.riierts Ave.
I ••mptrh'
k of roMll» n n«l f urn Inti I iif *
ll'MLDS
would «ci ioiialy complicate the ait nation,
Charles
Taylor
was
the
lucky
winner
II, nrn furnl»h,-<l
saved.
Gioii.itn.Oi
We acknow l«*<lge a friendly visit from
but th«* goo«l m , 'iiMi* ami pound judgment
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Sr of of a fine suit of clothes at the Childers’
< m H* prnmptl) •ltrii«l«*>l
Mr. Alfred Honey, this week.
Mr.
of tin* farmer will diet at«* no mu* li coin««*.
St. Johns an* visiting their son. E. D. burlier simp last Saturday.
get his money out of the (»»»till Imnks as
Honey is very enthusiastic over the out­
While we ai«• concerned with the pres­
Hamilton and family.
We
acknow
ledge
a
plesent
visit
Tues-
«¡uicklv as <»ut of th«* present luniks, h
come of the fair, and predicts big things
ent evil, the country im coibeine«! with
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Manary visile«! his day from F. Fieldhouse, J. H Chalker.
dosvn’t meet all ie«|uireinents. It is
for next vear. Mr. Honey w ill «loubtless
mi« li change in the hanking ayatem of
pari*nts
last
week.
Harry
Thoma»
and
Robert
Cl
ilders.
pro|M»ae«1 that th«» governm«»nt establish
I m * hear«! from along that line.
t hia counti \ km will in future prevent
Mr. Stephen Casper visited Ralph
Ford Metzger pai«l tlie Herald «»tfice a*
a National Bank on th«» same lines as
OMeop.ithk l’h»siti.m
aitcli a condition. Variomi meaaurea art*
A letter from S. W. Scoville, who re­
t friendly call the fore part of the week.
the Bank of England, but would that Neilmuer last we< k.
Monitay* and Eridaya at Mr, I li propoMed. aS«une urge adoption of tlir
cently moved from Cottrell to Lincoln
|»revent the difficulties that have come
Mr. W. Crnnvi ll w building chimney» >•"« forgetting while here to insure tin-
Stuart'*
UHEHIIAM. |H>«tal aaving« bank na the »ure-curo. It
county, says that our folks may soon
to us? These at«» the problems before for Mr. Me (»be, near Sandy.
continued visits of "The Popular Home
ia nig«*d that with the government at
l«>»k for an open letter from him. We as well »« present one.
th«»
people
of
this
country.
the back <4 the | m > m ( h I waving« bank they
Mrs. .I. Manary is visiting frienda in
are sure it will l»e appreciated. Mr.
Rea«! the want ada on last page.
Perha|»s, we might learn something Portland this week
i The up-to-date Jewelry store estab- Scoville re|»orts progress on the Coast
Sig. Knighton
would be Miifc, but tlii« ia o|»vn to objec­
from
the
Chinese
mvthoiL
We
are
tohl
_____ ^tr_____
| lished in Gresham by F. Field house is line.
tion. Human nature im much the name
i - ohti . ani > iivkhek
Chapped hands are quickly curcl by
there has not been a bank faliur«» for th«»
Alfre«l Reynolds, of Bovd, is visiting not only a ere* I it to the proprietor but
I* n«»w l«M'at«*<l mi <ir«*i>liain an«l will <lo tin* worl«l over. Panic wei/.e» the un-
D. M Rolierts is gradually building applying Chamberlain’s Salve. Price,
last
bundr«»d
years,
or
more.
Th«»
gov
­
pair work nl Hi «»ht |»rl<-«-<
his
und«»,
Charles
Reynolds
and
his
.
it
is
also
a
credit
to
the
town.
It
is
reiu atoning imliviilual. lit* would fear
25 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Opposite Dm Mtflflfs tfori,
GRESHAM. ORE
hi» own aliatlow, and would hasten to ernment then» has not yet ceased to cut aunt, Mrs. John F. Rolierts.
(Continue«! on last page.)
| through such enterprising men as Field-
«»ft tin* heads of th«» officials and manag­
ers <»f the bank that failed about a hund-
a
red years ago metaphorically speaking.
Our banking laws ar«» t«M> lax. Thur«» is
to«» little resptmsibility attached to the
banker. The «lepositors have no aasur
ance, oth« r than the word of the banker
that he will get his monev kick. Th«*
«
hank that failed in Portland paid 4 ¡ st
NOW
THE
cent interest. The question n«»w is win»
T«» remain loyal to your Imine bank if you w«uil«l furtln r your own
will pay the (.>fi p«»r cent? That is the
intenudM
Your Imme in«titulion ha- I»«-« n a bvm-flt t«» all. < i«»p« have
whole problem. We need bank exam­
bren planted thia year that w«ml«l not have lM*en plant«*«!. T«*aiiia ar«*
iners who examine. The banks need
working on yom r«»a«l« that would not base I mvii working. Ii<w'>»«
“THE BEST” IS NOT TOO GOOD FOR YOU OR FOR US
dir«»clors who dir«vt. They «night to
have I h vii purehaMt*«! that would imt linvr been pun*lia«<d,— if tln-re
liad I m '«* ii no bank licrr. All the»«* triin«aetionM have l«*rn a lH*nelit to
liavt» at their heads pr«»sidents w ho k«vp
llm merchant, butcher, baker ami in fart I«» all.
in touch of the cashier and kn«»w tin*
N«»w that tin* woi'Mt i» over, th«* crini« pa«t, ami through tin* concvrt«*d
value of the ass«*ts. Our banking sys­
effort» of our lirai linancirrn nil emergency ciiri-t*ncy him Iwcn provi«l« «l
tem is probably as near right ns human
whii li will m«*rt all «lemaiid«
\ll «Imiild pul Guth tlirir I h 't « ffort« t«»
r«*«l«»re t’ONFI HF.Nt’E, that thin r«uiimiinity may get buck to it« normal
thought can mak«» it, but the system is
condition ami pr«»gr - mm um I m for,*.
«»|H*n I«» vast improvement in the opera­
We will accept llu* cmrrg« ii«*y « iirr« m y in payment •»( not« « ami urge
tion.
These are th«* questions that
itM li««* by every on«* but woiihl iid\ i-«* all
«!< p«»*ii in bunk« ami ehr«-k
come upon the circumstanr«*».
iigniiiMt Minne um itM I omm by the or theft m< aiiM a I omm t«» you 1 lie «nine um if
you loaf a greenback.
In the m«»antime- keep cool!
FIRST CIASS GOODS AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES SAI I AM) SENSIBLE
MIANS Bl ING USED
0. W. Metzger
U(stnn Th ¡Aft” At ,he
a drink
Ice
HOME BAKERY
Soda
EAT HOT PEANUTS
Drugs and Stationery
Notion Store
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McCOl.L,
GRESHAM
DRUG STORE
GRESHAM LOCALS
GRESHAM
r GRESHAM HOTEL
Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
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Gresham,
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Oregon ¡¡
A Good Investment
:: J. H. Chalker :
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ßresham Real Estate Co.
Shop ;
Gresham
IÌMLRY
DR. MRS. RAMSEY
rm:
LEWIS SHATTUCK,
Dealer in "Goods of Quality”
Main Street, GRESHAM, OREGON
TIME
IS
Bargains
IN GOODS OF QUALITY
FIRST STATE BANK
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Miss Jessie' lk»ard is again nt her post
ns teacher of the seventh and eighth
grades in <»ur school, having fully rv-
c«»v«*red from her severe illness.
Jack Jones is suffering from a «Usable«!
tin ger us the result of a f«»ot bull game.
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