FAIRVIEW
C. L CREMSHAW
Tinner and Plumber
We want
lamia to
trovad or unimproved
arge or »mall
We advertise ttrrgoe
Farm» For Sale
lite East :
Dealer In l*lp* ami Pump Fl*
ture*. Hh*« l i roti Work.
•r Write
Grrslwm, Ore.
Powdl St
Fairview, Or., June 9.—Mr. ami Mrs.
A. T. Axtell ami gramidaughler, Edith
McKtltp, ox|<ect to leave on Saturday
tor Seaside alters Mr». Axtell aud Edith
will spend the summer in their cottage
there. Mr. Axtell will return In a lew
days,
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Oregon Homes Co
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Ml I J Morrison Mlrvrt, Portland, Ora.
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Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Best on the Market.
T. HENSLEY
the
Irvin Anderson is here from Oklaho­
ma Mailing at the home ol W. W. Ash­
craft.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ashcraft, Mr.
Amlereon ami Mrs. J W. Whitmer went
on a trip up the river on the O. R. A N.
last Wetlneatlay.
Miss llirdie Mashburn has Ineen Th­
itlng al the home of her aunt at Clack-
arnaa.
Mrs. H. M. Shaw has hewn
ing her nrice», Airs. L. Renner and Miss
Grace
ol Portland.
"1 have usci ( Tiamlwrlaili’s Cough
Remedy ami find it to Iw lite l>eul on the
markat," aaya F. W. Tardy, editor of
the Sentinel. Gainesboro, Tenn.
"Our
baby hail several cohl» the i«»t winter
50c a Cord
and Chamberlain’» Cough Keutedy al­
ways gave it relief at once and cured It
Troutdale, - Oregon
In a abort time.
1 always recommend
Phon« Firmen 3Ai2
Il when opportunity presents Itself.*’
Mias Susie Hall visited Portland rela­
For sala by Gresham Drug Co.
tive« Sunday.
Mrs. A. II. Moller entertained her
daughters, Mrs. J. P. Murphy. Mrs. J |
O. Dunbar and Miss 1-outse Moller, all
of Portland, on Sunday.
Mias Chappell of LaCamaa has been
viaiting iter sister, Mrs. Ralph Cope­
land.
(i. H. Shaw has moved hie family in­
*T*HERE are secret» in the poultry business, as
to the Mrs. Mary Shay bouse on Fifth
■
tn any other ; the best method« and newest
ami Cetiar streets
discovert«-» seldom reach the amateur poultry raiser
Sire. H. Barnes has moved into ber
! home lately purchased from G. H
and the general public for years after they are origi­
Shaw on Second street.
nated. A new method of absolutely insuring the
G. O. Dolplt has rented and will oc- I
fertility of setttng eggs, for example, has
■ cupy tlie cottage of T. J. Crute on Fifth
Diortnous Cash Value
! and Harrison streets.
Gasoline Wood-Saw
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Poultry Secrets
Disclosed!
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n<» »urh claim. Ilu< to thr great tnafor it/ •»( pouitr y men it will br abasOutrA/ new. and of great valaa.
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wa>—«—»»«—a
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aw a rahuiaa I—b gardea . aa»4 t« a 4— aaya UMLIKB AM OTNVM r*r»M
OUR OFFER: I^^LT- ti AU 3 lor $1.50
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SKNDOR IIHING YOt'R OKItKH TO
BEAVER
STATE
HI RAl.D, tIRESHAM, OREGON
TROUTDALE
BANK Or TROUTDALE
Troutdale, Or., lune 9.— The remains1
ol James Wilcoxuon were interred in
Ifouglaaa cemetery last Humlay, Rev. J.
il. Wood having charge of the funeral
aervicy» Mr. Wilcoxaon paaae«! away
at the county hospital last Friday with
blixxi pdaon title Io the amputation of a
toe which wa» deeeaaed from the use of
a corn salve. Deceased is one of Trout­
dale's oiliest residents am! seaisled in
the erection of the packing plant here,
lie had no relatives living except poe-
eibly a sister, whom be has lost trace of.
lie wm a Civil war veteran.
•Mrs. Anna Graham and Chas. Welter
were married in Portland on Monti ay.
Mrs. Graham has reaitleti here several
years. Mr. Welter was a lor me r resi­
dent of this place but has spent the past
few months in Oakland, Cal. They will
go to Michigan where they may reside.
J. A. Peltingill of Iron River, Wis.,
and son, W. Mackkiony of West Halem,
Wia., have been viaiting the former's
niece, Mrs. D. M. K tel Ison.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000. PAIO UP
Account* Solicited
Mrs. Albert Kraus of LaGrandr, with
her three children, are visiting tbs for­
mer's perents, J. I. Fnnk and wife.
Buy Your Season s
Kay Moore has returned from a three
months trip to Ja|>an, Hawaii, the
Philippines and other places. He went
Direct from Factory
on the Transport Dia.
Ours are made from Oregon Cedar,
Rav Funk baa returned home from
Than which there is no better
wood for thia puqsiae.
LaGrande wltere be attended school.
MODERATE—
Mis» Harriet Hubbard returned home —PRICES
from Dellas eltere she has been attend­ Odd - vised hives made on order to the
’tjueen’s taste’. Our catalog will
ing college and will spend her vacation
be sent anywhere on request.
here with her parents.
Mt»s Calls Heelin was out from Fort- ,
Mr». Tboni|xmn of Portland ha» been
WILLIAMS BROS.. Mdnufditurers
land to visit Iter parents Sumlay.
1 4 Milt- North of f
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adv
•pending a few days with Mrs. F. E.
Gray’scr<MuiiD( on O. m P «
ukl .
Mi»» Ivy Cornett entertained Misse» Harlow.
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Mabel ami Klete Crow of Portland.
Mrs. J. Alfred Larsson has been visit­
W. Steven» and wife, Miss Mary Clark ing her niece, Mrs. Marte Craig of Os­
ami Wm. Perry, all ot Portland, were wego.
Sumlay guest» at the home of A. T. Ax- * The Vnion Meat Company ball team
tell aud wife.
croe»e«l bats with tlie Troutdale Cuba
Mr. am! Mr». A. I.. Stone entertained on Sunday and defeat«-d them by a
at dinner on Thursday evening Mr. ami score of 3 to 10. The K«1 Front nine.
Mr». T. J. Crute, Mr. and Mr». w. w who were scheduled to play the Trout­
Aahcralt, Mrs. R. <>. ilnddleson, Mr». dale team, tailed to appear.
I J. W. Whitmer ami »on, Eldo, Irvin
Mias Edith Radford is assisting Mrs.
Anderson.
Mrs. iluddleson and Mrs. Brink in the hotel.
Whitmer, who have I mn - u visiting the
W. Caseitiy has l»een spending a few
former's parents, T. J. Crute ami wife, days in Portland.
Who Handles the Best, Freshest
for tlie past several weeks, expect to
and Cheapest Stock of General
leave on Monday for their homes in
Merchandise in the County.
Kansas. Mr. ami Mrs. Crute will ac-
Of Interest to Farmers and Mechanics
com|iany them and ex|>ect to remalo
Farmers and mechanics frequently
there.
me t with slight accidents and injuries
TRY HIM AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
C. B. Villwav, lately Jrom the Eaat. it which cau»e them much annoyance ami
loss
o(
time
A
cut
or
bruise
may
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tilling the position of agent for tiev O
cured in about one-third the time usual­
R. A N. and P. It. St. P. railways here ly required by applying Chamberlain's
during lite absence of W. Ellison who Liniment as soon as the injury is re­
wa» called to llcxal River on account of ceived. Thia liniment is also valuable
for sprains, soreness of the muscles and
the serious illneM of his stepfather, F. rheumatic pains. There is no danger of
I>. Ijtmar.
blood poisoning resulting from an injury
The Roae Carnival was well patronis­ w hen Chamberlain's Liniment i» applied
before
the parts become inflamed and
ed by Fsirview |<eople, particularly on
•wollen. For sale by Gresham Drug Co
Thursday.
Meedamee R. O. Iluddleson and J. W.
REGISTERY NO. 5S734
Whitmer went to Seaside on Saturday
ami remained till Monday.
Mrs. Lyrl Eldridge, accompanied by
Mrs. A. L. Stone, took her Sunday
school class of yonng girls on a picnic
across Sandy last Friday.
Iton’t forget the "Want Ads" on page S.
Ovati by Greshm Percheron Horse Assn.
Min Pearl Warden of Wisconsin it vis­
iting with her cousin, K. B. Lee and
Will Have Headquarters for 1909 at DeWitt Ross’, Gresham,
(amilv.
MARBLE ANU GRANITE
where he will stand Saturday to Monday.
Mrs. Keta Price-Del-ancey of Yaquina
has l>een very sick at her sister’s, Mrs.
Mondays at Frank McKinney’s place at Pleasant Home.
Walter Tyler, on South Main street, but
Tuesdays at Sandy. Wednesdays at Eagle Creek. Thurs­
is reported improving.
Al! KI ik I s of Cemetery Work
day
noon-to Friday noon at Komer’s bam, Damascus.
Mrs
Overman
and
her
mother,
Mrs.
Estimate* »’H all OlMMB oí " «*rk
French, in company with Miss Maltby,
SEASON TO BEGIN APRIL 1
attended the Methodist bazaar on last
W. W. MINAR
Friday. Mrs. Overman liver! in Lents
335 E. Morrison St.
- P orti - axd until the first of the year wheu she
Phone East 42.U.
moved to Cleveland street.
The Rebekahs held their first meeting
in the new Grange hall oh Friday night.
More of the lodge members were out
than usual and about 30 from the Mon-
tavilla lodge were present ami gave the
degree work. Refreshments were serv­ !
Also Cement Walks, Etc.
ed and all had a good time.
Victor Halter,
Gresham, Oregon
Miss Noffsinger was absent from her ;
school duties on Tuesday on account of;
sickness.
THE FAIRVIEW MERCHANT
DECIDE
Thoroughbred Imported
MOUNT SCOTT
CHOPPING AND ROLLING
(irlit Taken at any Tlme—Qukk Delivery.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF MILL FEED
Market Price Paid for (Train
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
Monuments
TERMS,
:
Draw-Cut
Champion
Mower
the market.
The Champion Mower is a
leader in every harvest field. It
gives the very best satisfaction
possible under all conditions.
Its famous “Draw Cut” makes
it the most powerful mower on
Read what these users think ol it and then send for our catalog.
Superior to Others
Very Light Draft
flresham, Oregon. Feb. n. two
M . I. AX Co. Portland, Oregon
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Gentlemen
In regard to your I hampion Mowers, they
have glvvn me every satisfaction
No matter If the grass Im
heavy or light I consider them superior I" any other ma, -Illite
made for the same purpose. I bouglil one seven years ago. and
I cut all of my own hay. Insides a gm»l deal olltshfr. ami I sold
It last summer for |jo Will Imy another nest summer of the
same kind They are strong ami durable, and »••/•'I*'" •"
•|wsk of.
truly yours,
L. A. jouxm
Springwater. Ore., Feb. is. tso».
M . L ,t 8. Co.. Portland. Ore.
Gentlemen
I have your favor of the lath Inst., and In reply
am pleased to say that ihv Champion Mower I nurehawd from
on several years ago has glvvn me perfect satisfaction, operat
a In the heaviest amt hardest ettOlng grass with perfect ease
id w llhotlt any tendency to elog.
It Is of very light draft, and
pairs have ta-en limited to the knife only. Your» truly.
<11 RIX TKU.KPKRS'
MOWIRS. BINN RS. RAKIS
H DDL RS. Hl ADI RS
RtAPI RS
No Exchanges on par point
of Portland
SECOND
AND
1st
&
&
E.
MORRISON
TAYLOR
PORTLAND,
STS.
OREGON
The school children and teachers will
give an entertainment on next Monday
night and it will lie north attending.
Mies McKenzie is home after closing
her school.
Mrs. Geo. Spring goes to the beat
next Sunday for a three week's stay.
Grandma Reynolds is quite sick.
Sore Nipples.
Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will be
pleased to know that a cure may be ef- ;
reeled by applying Chamberlain’s Salve
as soon as the child is done nursing.
Wipe it off with a soft cloth l>efore al­
lowing the luibe to nurse. Many train­
ed nurses use this salve with l>est re­
sults. For sale by Gresham Drug Co.
—
That fellow who recently came near
perishing with hunger while waiting for
the ravens to feed him ties! hie faith to '
the same can that many other folks
have who believe the world owes them
a living without an effort on their part.
Nature hands out no special package»
like-tltnt.
Al a special offer for next Market Day
we call attention to The Herald and
Farm Journal offer on page 3.
$20 TO
INSURE
Septic Tanks Built
Thd
flirt has the bcst equipment out-
111*- > lCralU side (he big city for all kinds
of Book and Job Printing.
Write or phone your
orders.
REGISTERED GERMAN COACH
ACHILL .8,
Will Have Headquarters for the Season of 1909
at Sandy Livery Barn.
Where he will stand Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Mon­
days at E. F. Donahues bam, Boring. Thursday
noon to Friday noon, Pounder’s, Corbett
ACHILL is a Beautiful Jet Black Stallion, Imported from
Germany in 1907 by A. C. Ruby & Company, Foaled
in 1902, Weight 1650, Height 18 1-2 Hands, Kind
Disposition.
TERMS To Insure, $15. See bills for further particulars
Ö. A. Cox,
Mngr.
E. Donahue,
Sec’y
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