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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1909)
ATACAD A PROtìRtSS »R UCH TOWN Ì and ( l i s t r i e t to ___ ______ _____ _____________ rule and exhibit a llevóle (untuned bv us. Our ageutt everywhere ara sample Latest _________ nufctnff money fa»t If ’r it t J or f u l l f a r t t i i t t u u l l a a n n and f c a . t a l ffft r a ......... a i d t if t once. . Ñ U M O N K Y MSQL’IK láÚ until >\>u receive and approvi o f year r bicycle. bieycle. W eehii eetap _ anyone, anywhere in tin* U. S. w ithout a cent deposit m ad-iac* f refit* re fiii / r ti£ ht, and show T K N 1> A Y *P F R K R T K I A L chain* which time u t i.iyriiie nie ine tn_ bn . ye le und pi t it n any ti.M you with. H you are then not perfectly tniiisnvd <r do uot wish to kc . the L>. cycle slup it b.n '* to u-i at our expense and y ea w ill not be out ont cent. i * ' ; ». 1 O á A2 v . Gi'.o. íísthh , President A . F.. S p a r k s . Y ice P re s id e n t K . S. f n «ii< i W O B fC Ii, IM ito r »‘ »».1 PDIAC6 We lumish the highest grade bi‘ ycles it is possible to make r n i v l . « .at one small prnfu above auaal factory cost. You save $10 to $-•> middlemen’s proiits ly buying direct ol us a d have the manufacturer's guar* anwe b--...ud your bicycle. D O Nl>T U l Y * bicy» t* ora j rof m-s from a myoma at <t’-y /rice until you receive our catalogues and .ram cur ur...«.ard cl /.u torp price» and ren ter k a il* t / e u a l tife r t to ru le r utrm .a. tv e rv Ih u red d y liQ T A M K I lE I I when you receive cur beautiful entah ami wilt H d l v I H v l I b V Mudy our up* b r. cdcls at the tio u a ir/ u " low fo u ¿rices p r ic tiv we ti ran make you this year. W e sell the-h* h o t grade bicycles tor n s :nomy •ry cot protit above factor: than any other factory. are satt »tied, with _ l i l t V C L.K D Ê A I K K S , you rou cj can i sell our our bicycles under your own name plate ¡ doublev ’ our prices. Orders filled the day tceived. sK C U X D U . 1 MU m C V C L K I . ------- — ...... ................ * * bv 1 . 1_^. . _ rct.i.l , . ... . . T these l . ... ... I,. 1. ...it ua.ly have a nund c-r on hand taken in trade our Chicago st< , rcc. « t vicar out r promptly at prices ranging fro u Sid to » r R IO . Descriptive 1 • i . ts u-a.ied free. • • ' 1 r - P 0 D O A i r r e a m t;!»' w h e e ls , I m p o r t e d r o l l e r r lin in * ; i ,1 jH -dala, parts, repairs and v U .'.d 1 f c i l 'a K A R L t t j equipment o i all kinds at h a lj th t usual reta il prut.-. SI 00 50 T h t t< g u la r r e ta il p rice o f these tires is v-\ pf r p a ir, b i t to introduce we w ill set i you a samp I t p a ir to r $4.SO.:ashwit harder St. A5). July 15 , 19 Ü 9 it i s II is and easy t iding.verydurablcand liuedinsidc with a special quality o f rubber, which never becomes porous on^ w h ich closes u p 'sm a ll punctures w ith ou t a lio s In g t he a ir to escape. W e h ave hundreds o f letters fro m satii •Bo.d.,.arytire.th,BuiKaur#resta.inf qtt»l..lMt»lnggi»e» IwhCN-ed < ; r .w s i r s NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES N\ 1U1 n o r m . I I W t a i l l c r , t-.i.'H-t-M..t-l"!H-V+-i,VVV+VV++t,++ 4 N A lI . r i, T a c k * o r G la s s w i l l not le t t h e a i r ou t. S ix ty thousand p a ir* sold last year. O ver tw o hundred thousand p a iis u o w in use. D E S C R I P T I O N S Made in all sizes. It is lively Estimates of the year’s wheat arop in the Pacific Northwest fix the probable yield at about 55,000,- 000 bushels, an increase by 15.- 000.000 over last N ear. This figure may not be reached if unfavorable conditions at harvest set in but w i l . ... rm -il « .• t Ji#.i Local and Tourist Trade Solicited so hedgethorn puncture - proof SELF-HEALING TIRES PA,R S U & S C K IP T IC N R A T E S Thursday, One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast regularly handle second hand bicycles, but Morning ISHCADA, OHIOON ©ne year Six months A I.L MODERN CONVENIENCES M vou ..----- -t .. 1---- _ Wc r ‘ M anager ai th# postoffice in Estacada Oregon. as second class mail Publish ed T h e H o te l Es ta c a d a M ^TflOV o - V it! K. th e th ick rubber tread m l p u n c tu r e s tr ip s “ l i ” a n d “ L>,” a ls o r im a tr ip “ 11" t o p r e v e n t r im n u ttin g . T h i s t i r e w i l l o u tla s t a n y o t h e r m a t e S O F T . L L A d l 'I C a u d E A S T R ID IN G . b y s evera e v e ra l l'la e rs o f f th la y yers t in s p ecia lly prepared fa b ric on th e tread T h e regu lar price o f these tires i*fS.,sopcr pair,bu t fo r ----- ----------------- to •< • lv « r ti«im !p i»tp o .K s w e »r c m a *-•---- k in g —— , . p c eta c i a l factory l u c i o i y price . ship C. O. r> on »h e rid er ¿1 o n ly *»6j p er pair. A l l o > d e i * » M p p « I M in t d a y l e t u r U r t c * i « « l We ----- , -. ap proval. Y o u doM ot c a y a c e n t u n til you h ave ex a m in ed and found them stricU y a . represented. NVe w ill a llo w V . - . . f t <1 »M o u n t o f 5 p e r cent »th ereb y m a k in g the price t i t . 9 3 p er pair) i f you .e n d l ‘ l t .l. C A S H W I T U O U U K U an d enclose t h i. adverUBement. Y ou run nn risk in ie n d ic g us nn ord er a . th e t ir e , m a y b e retu rn ed nt O U K ex p en se i f fo r an y reason th e y .t r « not s a ti.fa c lo iy on e lim in a t io n W e tire p e ifc c tlr re lia b le and in, n ev sent to us is as la te as m a bank I f you order a p a ir o f th ese tires, you w ilt had that they w ill rid e easier, run faater, vrrar b etter, last lonwrr an d lo o k titter than any lir e you h ave e ver used o r aeon at an y price. ” - k n o w th at ill be ll pleased a t you w ilt dc so w e t) p leased that w h en you w an t a b icycle you w let ill g iv e us your ord er. — J l o rd * once, th is rem a b le th offer. W e w aul you --------J to send ------— us a tria er at hence once, hence th a i. rk r em a rk a e b le tite offer. d o n 't t buy any n til vou send fo r a p a ir o f , V A J r u _ r n T i n r o don a n y k in d at a n y p *ice -ice u until s w H edgeth l r f 1 / 1 ______________ / f f C C f # ____ l l f l i j lle d g c th orn o r o Punctu P u n ctu re-Proof t're t 'r e s . on app a p p roval rova l and tria l at th e special in trod u ctory p rice q uoted above; o r w rite f o r our b ig T ir e nd Sundry C atalogu e w h ich describe* aud qu ote* a ll m ak es and kin ds o f tires at about h a lf th e usual price*. a iM M i t a t m i v hut w rite us a postal today. D O N O T T H I N K O F B U Y I N G a b icycle iV U I w w ik U M o r a p a ir o f tires fro m a n y o n e un til you k n o w th e n ew and w on d erfu l offers w e are m akin g. I t o n ly costs a postal to learn e v e ry th in g . W r ite it N O W . a x ii rosJKs k v k k v w h k k k a t a .- y .- p . e x p o sit io n . In tiro ( o n g r o u n d o f th e p ic t u r e is s h o w n th e b u n k w h ic h s lo p e s up fr o m G y st r b a s in a t t h e A la s k a - Y u k o n - P a c i f lc E x p o s it io n , S e a t t le . U p o n it have b e e n planted 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 t u f t e d p a n s y p la n t s , a n d c lo s e u p to th e b a llu s t r a d e s h ig h - g r o w in g p la n t s o f b r i g h t b lo s s o m . A b o v e G e y s e r b a s i n c a n b e s e e n th e b a n k s o f th e C a s c a d e s , a n d a r o u n d th e s e a r e g r o w i n g 10 0 ,0 0 0 r o s e b u s h e s , s o s e le c t e d t h a t th e r e w i ll b e a r o t a t io n o f b lo o m s t h r o u g h o u t th e E x p o s it io n . Historical incidents in the ‘ shanks' ponies," or in other words I F I R E FARMERS! PROPERTY OWNERS! H o w a b o u t y o u r crop»? b o w u b o u t y o u r b u ild lu gs? H o w a b o u t y o u r fu rn itu re ? John B ro w n Rockwood, Oregon Phone G rv s lu tn i, 311 R e p re s e n ts th e Oregon Fire Relief Associa tion of McMinnville Atwl s ix o th e r lin e s WRITE HIM * ‘ T IM E C A R D P. R. L. & P. Co. K S T A C A D A - P O R T I. A N D Cars leave Estacada for Port- land: A. M. and 6 : 55 . 9 s n , P. M. 5 . 5 . 9 Cars leave Portland for Esta cada: O r le a v e w ord a t th is office walked, some coming three and 6: 55 . 8 45 , to: 45 . A. M. and four miles, they would light 1 , : 45 > 2 : 45 . 4 ' 45 . <»:45 P M. their pit' ll torches, made bv split amas County by ting the pitch wood, and go h >nie ■ Mail un .1 F T .p res. (m> fMtMcngers “ Emigrant” thinking of the nice time they had ca rrie d o n th is ru n ) le s s « . P o rtla n d The Fern Rock Farm of 14» a enjoyed and looking forward to the cres has been platted in act ag •, 10 io r E sta c a d a 5:25 a. m . and 2:40 p . in (C o n tin u e d from A p r il q th ) next spelling school. Seldom were acres and up, to plat. See 1 ). Bri- I.c a v es E s ta c a d a f o . P o rtla n d 4:26 p. m and 7: to a. m . Mr. Philip Foster's place there any quarrels or fights iti denstiue Estacada R. F. I). No. 1 quite a fashionable resort in the those days when young people met, Freight also Heaves Portland FURNISHED AND curly day. where many weary, that was left to come with the more in the morning goes ,0 Caza- homeless men stepped for a time, modern surroundings and t in e , HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS dero aad returns to Portlar._ after being in the mountains, or Scholars in those days often walked Geo. Lockerby O v e r S p a y k s ’ O ld S to re came there to work for wages as three and four miles to school 1 av M a in o ffices o f eh« c o o ip a n v : 132 1 Mr. Foster had a large ranch for itig bread and poor venison for a E irs t S t. P o rtla n d , O re g o n . those days. lunch and many times shorts bread CHURCH SERVICES A fort was built near where the and no venison. They seldom wore O. \V. P. track crosses the land, a pair of shoes mostly going Lare- M. E. Church— Next Sabbath H E N R Y V.ADÌX.M.C > and here was where Margnets,' footed, Howlets, Thomas Foresters, S t ------------------------- Sabbath School >0 ». m. P H Y S I C I A N A S U R G E O N Johns and others sought shelter Estacada Younti Man Weds Preaching at * P( in. during a raid on the white settlers ; J League 7 p. tn. O F F I C E , A B J O t N I N f î R K S I D R N G H At Newberg by the Indians. Prayer Meeting 0» Thursday Even I L o cal a n d L o n g D istan e* T elep h o n e His nursery stock was the first ing 7 p, m. T h e d o c to r ’s p ilo n e can . he c o lin e e te d i in this part of the county and as at Roy E. Stevens, son of Mr. and w ith y o u r h o tn a ¡dlom? nfr if r e that date any kind of an apple tree Mrs. Wm. Stevens of Estacada, Chtirch of Christ— Next Sabbath c u e sta d . O a e lo n g rin g . would sell, most anything went. was married at Newberg, Ore., 0111 jo a. m. The old orchards still standing tes- July 7th to Mable Anderson, of: Bible School Or: L. A . WE L L S tify to this fact, except where bud- Medford. Mrs Stevens and son. Communion Services ¡ D E i V T i s r <TF 11 a. in. I | ded or top-grafted later by others. Chester, of Estacada, and Miss) and Preaching S H E A R E R AMD' W ELLS' What remained of the nursery stock Leah Stevens, a daughter, of Me -1 Young Peoples’ Meeting 7 p. m. Stentisi^ of- P o rtlan d 3 ?' in. was dug out in the year 1866 by a Miunvilte, were in attendance at Preaching W ill v«»it'HstKM ula ctn F n d u v nini Mr. G. Epperson, who had taken a the wedding which was performed Prayw Meeting on Su tu rd u y o f euch, w eek A p p o in tra u n t» m a y he m ude homestead on Sandy ridge. He nt the home ot a sister of the bride Tliurs Evening at 7:30 p. tn w ith D n A d i* . helped to demolish the remains of who lives at Newberg. Mr. Stevens — E. \Y. Sew» 11 . Pastor the fort the same year in order to has been working for same time at Oregon commercial men will be make way for a fine grain field. Medford where he will return after Free Methodist Chureb represented ou a trade excursion to Dftrtick Ss Dîmick, As Mr. Foster had some tame rab taking in the sights of the A'.-Y.-P. Chinn next February. Coast cities Exposition. bits in the fort and they had mul Sabbath School 2:30 J*. M. hat e been invited by the Chinese Attorneys at Law tiplied so fast that they became too Prayer Meeting on Chamber of Commerce at Shanghai Nertary I*uhi«, General L a» numerous, the (.lestruetion of it Wednesday evening 7 e . ■ Portland has decided to send repre How About a Cannery Practicv, Mortgages foreclosed, A b helped to get rid of the rabbits. Rev. Roper of Gresham sentatives and it is expected that stract/» furnished There was an old Indian, said to the visit will bring the Pacific Crop and fruit conditions are MONEY LOANED Can We Really Better Your Salary? be one hundred years old, that used very favorable in the Garfield Coast into closer touch with the to visit Foster's place in an early Orient. This is the second such country. The farmers are just OFFICES: 7, 3 ( t 4, A l N U E B S E N IIK.Dk day. Once while conversing with commencing to cut hay. The hay jaunt across the Pacific for Coast ^ H A T w e can e n a b le th e a v e ra g e w o rk e r to in c re a s e h is e a r n in g s is a fact O k e g o n C lT V O k ego r» Mr. Foster he said that he could will not be up to the average on business men, Japan having been ^ th a t h a s b e e n p ro v e d b y 17 y e a rs o f su cc e ss in so d o in g . F rom , an “ e x p e r remember when Mt. Hood and Mt. the host of a large party represent account of the dry period in June. im e n t " w ith o n e C o u rs e o f In s tru c tio n line I. C . S . h a s g r o w n to b e th e St Helens had a toll bridge across It is well sometimes tor a business ing the Coast cities last Fall. CEDAR SHINGLES la rg e s t e d u c a tio n a l in s tit u tio n in th e w o rld w ith 208 C o u rse s an d a m illio n the Columbia near The Dalles. man, a farmer, or a community, to stu d e n ts e n r o lle d . T h e p ro p rie to rs o f th is in s titu tio n (th e I . T . C o .) h a v e an We manufacture alb kin.fs of Cedarr At one time the two mountains dis j take stock of what they have so we Southern Oregon alone expects in v e s te d c a p ita l o f n e a r ly 6 m illio n d o lla rs , o w n o n d o c c u p y 5 b u ild in g s c o v e r in g Shiugtes and ar* prepared at ul 3 agreed over the division of the to" want to mention that Garfield has! to ship pears to the value of half a 7 a cre s o f flo o r sp a ce, an d h a v e a p riv a te p r in tin g p la n t tu r n in g o u t 3 1-2 Ions times to deliver the same. Also, million dollars this season. From o f p rin te d m a tte r p er d a y w h ic h is u sed e x c lu s iv e ly b y th is co n c e rn . O v e r and got angry at each other, sttiok- the prospect of a good crop of fruit j to sella* the mitt, Having stock ot> present indications, it is thought I 2 5 ,o o o I . C . S . stu d e n ts h a v e b e e n aw ard ed D ip lo m a s o r h a v e m ad e co n sid e ra b le ing terrible, finally they commenced atK| wl»ile all the fanners who have hand at all* times Southern Oregon will send away p ro g re ss in th e a d v a n c e d s u b je c ts o f th e ir C o u rse s; 223,000 m o re h a v e co m p le te d to throw hot rocks and inud at each , fruiv , re not prt|)jred t0 care for H*as it in the manner they would like 500 cars of pears to the Eastern m a th e m a tic s , p h y s ic s , d r a w in g , an d o th e r p r e lim in a r y s u b je c ts w ith th e a ssistan ce other till they became so markets. The value of each ear- o f th e fa c u lty o f th e S c h o o ls ; an d s e v e ra l h u n d re d th o u sa n d o th e rs w ith o u t s e n d Salix" that they tore the bridge we name the following dryers lo- KRIEGER BROS. &C0«. ---- PrFOPRlETOS— toad is placed at $1000, making the in g in w r itte n e x e r c is e s fo r c o rr e ctio n h a v e s u c c e s s fu lly p u rsu ed th e ir s tu d ie s from down. Some say when the sun i s ; cated there: Edwin Bates, P M. Estacada Agent- A. Morrow just right, the water clear, trees Waguer. B. Krigbautn, C. Krig- crop worth #500,000. Other sections o u r u n iq u e h o m e -s tu d y te x tb o o k s . can be seen at the bottom of the baum> G . Krigbautu, T . Huxtev, of the stale will increase the value river in the narrow place where it and Hd. Linn. This makes seven of the pear crop largely, making a I. C .S . T E X T B O O K S is supposed once stood a natural dryers for Garfield aud we under-l very large total for this one great bridge like the one in Virginia staud tUal Mr LeuloJ1 u I EASY TO l F.AKN B e cau se th e y a r e s im p le , c le a r, co n c ise , e x a c t, Oregon product. Cedar Shingles Mr Philip Foster and wife lie oue, making erght. EASY TO REMEMBER. B ecau se e a c h C o u rse is a lo g ic a l c h a in ; to re m e m b e r o n e W h e n i n need-' o f F i r s t C lass . lin k is to re m e m b e r th e ch a in . side by side in the cemetery or. an i It is to be deplored that every Tillamook had a Fourth of July CeJBtr shvngies e c n s tilt m e. eminence overlooking the home year large ,lliatlUtts o£ {ruit go to by baying thi#- EASY TO APPLY. B ecau se th e y Hre m a d e to m e e t a c tu a l n e e d s in a c tu a l p ra c tis e S h i ngies d e liv e r e d o r a t th e • celebration worth white when the reliable, honett* place, to which they came when a was£e for Want of facilities to make m iH N o s . ! a n d 5 P atveays or.< big feature of the day was an ex high grade sew h an d . W. K. Jones, Salt» Aft., young man and woman to conqueoi use oi k \Vhy uot make an effort W H A T W E TEACH ing i cursion over the first ten miles of Estacada the wilderness, making a home and a cannery that would use the -yestern end of the new Harri- STRONGEST GUARANTEE. prtsetves aud Cut out this coupon, mark X before the Course that interests you, rearing their children, spending lheie iniits in man railroad, from Tillamook to the best and greater part of their;canned goods? There is no troubLe Sewing M a ch in e Cot. the Miami River. The first passen sign it, and mail it to us. lives at Eagle Creek. It ts but fit whatever to get rid of first quality Belvidere,. IIL ger trains hauled over the new line J . V . BARR ting that they lie there near the frl,ft. There is always room at the carried large crowds and all joined scenes of so many days of toil, till top for more of it, but we cannot in celebrating the advent of the iron SO Y E A R S ' the great call comes which all shall all raise first quality aud so few of B L A C K S M IT H EXPERIENCE horse to Tillamook, something the hear and heed to. Inter national Textbook Como.mv, P rop rietors us are trying to, that we must inhabitants have patiently waited Ii at1 the «01 sMnrf and) wMuijt to do The first school house built iti make some effort to take care of the for for year». any- of th* work in hi» hut this part was made of logs, as were grades we do raise. There must SCRANTON, PA., I. S. A. all the early school buildings, a certainly he more money in it thau c a rp HIM A CA U Salem's annual cherry fair last Pl#aM »xptsin. without further obligations H> me. how l cen qualify for s ?*rg«r salary !#v small puncheon bench, made by to make hog-Seed. Give us your __ M ark » week was tiie most successful such Demi a ms occupation, or gain a knowing« ot th# aubject. before which I have marked X. hewing a small log ou one side and ideas aud if we can help further GopvmoMTW Act event in the history of the Capital Anrrm# *#n<Hn* h sketch and rfsswlpf ot S ee PER R Y hor boremg holes in the other side put any cause that will aid in calling #nlok*s aseertuin ou r en*t»»4 f»n fru * w not W her a a A i W rltln f Navigation Bridge Engineering lurent It »r» la piobably pntm tsfctA C»mtn»n»lra» City. Not ontv was there a splendid ting in harle or oak pegs for legs, attention to the farmer’s needs in id ous R fT fcily p o n iv i#nt Ini. HAROfKMM f 'M e u t # Show-Card W rltln f Sheet-Metal Drafting Railroad Construction __it ire«. Oldc»t attener for aecurta«« pattatiti. exhibit at Salem's prize fruit and a Window T rlm m ln f Electrical Engineering Surveying Painting, Paper Pntrnts taken tarough Mttnn A Ctx recai**. on which the bovs and girls sat and tilts »lirectkm we will he glad to tpeciol Bookk#ept*»f notici, wtthon* chanrag in feda Electric Lighting Mining Engineering good attendance of visitors but learned their lessons, and a table to serve you. Stanofraphy Electric-Railway Work Metallurgy Hanging and Cates m i other featuies of the iair were ex Ccmmarcial Law Teiephon# Etiflneer.ng Chemistry be used by those that could write. A b*nd*otae»r lUsainiiad wartiy. U r w d ai* Banking and Bank Law Architecttire T estile Manufacture cellent and attracted much attention «riattali o f anr #o»#nt file fotirnuL Tarma. 93 a* ning. 1st cDass work. This building was used fot a place Ornamental Designing Conatructing and B u ' dirg French Liquid Venter makes old third's yoar ; faur raontha.IL SutAh*att »a««taa>av» Sign Fainting It was estimated that more thau Structural Engineering Germen to hold religious services in and new. Ask for free sample at Esta Stationary Engtn*#ring Architectural Drafting Sparis\ Guaranteed 30,00 > people were in attendance. when the old "Irou-side Baptists" cada Pharmacy. Mechanical Engineering Heating and Ventilarlen English Brarv-hes Mechanical Drafting Plumbing Preparation fer U S Civil would preach, as was their custom, Teaching C iri. Engineering S ervice Examinations LOCAL NEW S the sermon was drawn ont from Nelson Wins Return .Match one and a half to two hours, and Mr. Donahoe and O B. Cald An sitting on those lienches wasn’ t like In the return match between \ well, electrical engineer of the sitting in an upholstered pew. 1\ Nelson and Doty considerable in -1 P R- L. -N P Co., were packed S tre e t any means, yet it was endured to terest was manifested by the local, H a n d le s th e B e s t F r e s h a n d C u r e d M e a t s O b t a in a b le into the Hot Springs on Friday the end with gocxl grace as there last bv W, A. Jones, live liveryman x SA j A* were few places of entertainment to sports. Nelson defeating Doty in' Cash Paid for hides and Market Products John Jones had charge of the pack go to. In later years the young two straight falls. The first fall j We Buy and Sel! They returned on Monday. folks from the Douglas settlement was in twenty five minutes of hard work by Nelson. The secon»* given VEAL SHEET LAR ä and Sandy ridge often met there in HEAD CHEESE CATTLE ''New Skin the liquid court EGGS FRESH HEATS the evenings for an oUl fashioned to Nelson in seven minutes. Ref HOGS H. V,Reed, - - - - Representative creed by L. O. Gerlier. The pre HIDES CHICKENS SAUSAGE SHOKED MEATS plaster makes a solid waterproof | spelling match. They would choose liminary match was won by N. »(»»•> ring For sale at the F.stacada up sides and spell down till a late San er with two straight falls from V U a iu u c y . B ox 19 Portland, Ore. hour, then as all bad ridden I. Errickson. the yield w ill be large. Recent rains | have been of immense benefit to the growing crop Districts where the 1 grain was practically given up be cause of the continued droutli have taken heart again and the wheat is filling ont in fairly good shape. The value of the rains of the past week to the wheat crop is variously estimated at from #1,000,000 to>j.- otk’.ooo. Increased acreage in many sections of the state makes up in j the total yield for a short crop in j some districts As wheat is still j »ticking around the dollar mark. I Oregon's big wheat crop will mean a great prosperity for this section ! j® A Nice White Waist Dales Have It flL during the coming year Recent rains have also been of I Ja h you want a New Dress Dales Have H - great benefit to the fruit crop, j There lias been a general drench- , T0 If you want Collars, Ribbons, Ruching, or itig and hearts of the farmers are 1 Summer Gloves Dales Have It light as a consequence. With the If you want New Hosiery, Handkerchiefs or exception of some loss to cherries an i hay, no damage has been done Summer Underwear Dales Have It by the downpour but incalculable g tod has been realized. Slight j C o m e a n d See w h a t w e h a v e w h e n f ) damage* to cherries has been more than made up in the good to other j y o u are n eeding a n y t h in g in o u r qi fruit crops, such as prunes, pears ! and apples. Prunes have felt the lin e hem fit of the rain to a great extent aud a large crop is looked for. J . L MEAD CYCLE COMPART, Pioneer Life in C lack For Sale CHICAGO. IL L I F YO U W A N T « 8 DALES FANTON S îv v e Money R. FANTON International Correspondence Schools Sdentine JJmerlea». W fo K s d ta r it PALACE MEAT MARKET Penland C& Jorg