The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909, November 11, 1905, Image 2

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Huttopa Borealis
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S aturday , N ovember 11, 1905
When our neighbors and acquaint­
ances forge ahead and become pros­
perous and piominent, we often hear
the^remark: “ They have had good
tuck,” The hath is that In nine
eases out of ten “ luck*|is simply the
tesultot one’s best efforts to succeed
in life.
We believe it was Max
O’ Rell who wrote the following de­
finition of “ luck:”
“ Luck means
rising at six o’clock in the morning,
living on a dollar a day if you earn
two, minding your own business and
®ot meddling with other people’s.
Luck means appointments you have
»eyer failed to keep, trams you haye
never failed to catch.. Luck means
trusting in God and your own re­
sources.” Max O’Rell never said a
■Wiser thing, and no better definition
ot luck can be given. It should be
printed in capitals and hung up in
every office, counting room, work
shop and living room in the country.
The November Sunset
One of the most attractive maga­
zines on the news stands is the N ov­
ember «‘Sunset.” The cover, “ Sun­
set on Monterey Bay, ’ ’ was designed
fey Lucia Mathews. The leading
article, “ Redeeming the West,” by
E. T. Perkins, is a detailed descrip­
tion of thp work which this Govern­
ment is doing to reclaim the arid
West by irrigation.
This is the
greatest work ever undertaken by
any government and will make
fruitful millions of acres of hitherto
barren land.
The teZt is beautifnlly illustrated
by half-tones from photographs by
Walter J Liibkeh of the Govern­
ment reclamation service.
Other
features of this number.are: “ In^the.
Shadow of Mesquit,” a fiction story’
by Arthur W. North; #H ow We
climbed Mt. Rainier,” ' by Raglan
Glasq^k;
John B. Dame; “ ‘The Rights ot A ni­
mals,” an essay by Gelett Burgess;
“ The Author and the Publisher,” by
Warren Cheney; and the last chapter
~ of a serial story by Bailey Millard.
Impoverished’ soil, like impov­
erished blood, needs a proper
fertilizer. A chemist by analyz­
ing the. soil can tell y o u what
fertilizer to use for* different
products.
N o . 3 F o ld in g
Hawh=Eye
S>'
Model 3
If your blood is impoverished
your doctor will tell you what
you need to fertilize it and give
it the rich, red corpuscles that
are Iaekingm it. It may be you
need a tonic, but more likely you
need, a concentrated fat food,
and la t is the element lacking
in your system.
A cam era of capability.
Sam e, with Achromatic Meniscus Lens,
There is no fat food that is
so easily digested and assimi­
lated as
Takes pictures op film 3 ^ x 4 # inches, or plate
attachment may be used.
B L A IR C A M E R A CO.,
Scott’s Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil
Be »ore that this pic-
taro in the form of a
label it* on the wrapper
of every bottle of Emul­
sion you bay.
SCOTT & BQWHE
CHEMISTS
409 Pearl St., Hew M
• 50c. and #1.00.
* All Druggists.
for the most robust, yet mild enough
and sate for children and without
that terrible griping so common to
most purgative^’ say R. S. Webster
tic Co., Udora, Diuario, Canada. For
sale by M. Giesjy, Druggist, Aurora.
Notice to Trespassers
Notice is hereby given that any
person found hunting, trapping fish­
ing oir otherwise trespassing upon
the premises of the undersigned
will be prosecuted to'the fu p e x te n
to the law. ,
I saac dfii llek .
No
peared in a magazine. The whole
charm of Mr. Davenport’s personality
Notice is hereby jMven that any
is preserved.
person found hunting, camping or
Two subjects of timely interest, a
otherwise trespassing upon premises
descriptive article on the Columbia
belonging to thel undersigned, will
jetty, by jKathryne Wilsoh, and »the
he 'prosecuted
extent of
story o f the wheat of the inland Em­
the law,
E li V B urkholder .
pire, byiA rrio Dosch, are supple­
mentary |o the fourth paper o f tt\ef
“ Coming Supremaey of the Pacific,”
by Dr. W olf von »Sehlerbrand, “ The
The Chittenden residence is for
Devèiomnént o f the /Pacific Cfeast.” sale at a bargain for cash. W ill sell
The Pacific Monthly maintains its all or part of furniture at a liberal
policy of giving trntbful, yet pictur­ discount. Most ®f furniture new.
esque accounts o f the industrial de­
Address, C. B. I lement ,
velopment in the Pacific Coast
Care of Gregei Savings Bank,
The Pacific Monthly for November country.
I
Portland, Or.
The Editors ot the Pacific Monthly
ih publishing the “ Personal Narative
of Homer Davenport,” feel that they
have been the means o f adding some­
thing to the literature o f the world,
the article is in the form of an inter­
view, which was given by Mr. Da­
venport last Summer at his “ Farm”
on the “ Traill” at the Lewis and
45krk Exposition.
The “ Personal Narative of Homer
Davenport,” which is an> interview
with the famous cartoonist, illustrat­
ed by reproductions of many o f his
most famous cartoons, is perhaps as
unusual, and at the same time as
entertaining an article, as ever ap
W e have a fit* lot of seasoned
Rustic on hand. »Buy now if you
intend to build tils coming season.
C. M. C kwtenden ,
Bagby Luiiiber Co., Aurora.
What are your friends saying
about you? That your gray
hair makes you look o ld ?
And yet, you are not forty!
Postpone this looking old.
Hair Vigor
Use Ayer’s Hair Vigor and
restore to your gray hair alt
the deep, dark, rich color of
early |ife. Then be satisfied.
“ Ayer’s H er Vigor restored the natural
color to ray gray lialr. and 1 am greatly
leased.
all you claim for it.”
5 tn 8 . E. 0. It V Is amdkoab
, Mechanicsvllle, S.Y .
$ l.g ia botti«.
AidtuggnUj^
3 .
tor
C . A Y E R CO ..
Lowell. »loa«.
Dark Hair
Complete line ot the best Tobaccos and Cigars
on the market, Also the choicest grades ot
Candies, Chewing Gum, Oranges, Lemons
and other kinds o f truit in season.
Stationery of all Kinds! Blank Books
HENRY. A. SNYDER
Postoffice Store, Aurora
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE AURO­
RA BOREALIS AND GET A
DAILY OR W EEKLY PAPER
WITH IT AT REDUCED PRICE.
W .S.H urst&C o
C ard o f HThanks
The undersignedlin behalf of the
surviving family ol Mrs. Hannah J .
Smith, hereby wislps to thank all of
our friiends a n d ! neighbors who
helped and com forfd ns during the
loss of a beloved w le and mother.
Sincefcly, -
j I hn F. S m ith .
C ard o f t h a n k s
Ayers
Confectionery
Rustic! i Rustic!
S on L o u t M o t h e r
“ Consumption runs in ou r family,
and through it I lost my mother,”
writes E. B Reid, o f Harmony, Me.
“For the past five years, however,
On the slightest sign Ot a Cough or a
Cold, I have taken Dr. K ing’s New
Discovery for Consumption, which
has saved me from serious lung
trouble.” His mother’s death was a
sad loss for Mr. Reid', but he learned
that lung trouble must not ,he neg­
lected, and how to care it. Quickest
relief and cure for coughs and colds.
Price 50c and $1.00; guaranteed at
- Canby Pharmacy, Canby, Or. Trial
bottle free.
Rochester, N. Y .
if end for 1905 Catalogue.
It will nourish and strengthen
the body when milk and cream
fail to do it. Scott’s Emulsion
is always the same; always
T h e E x a c t T h in g R e q u ire «! f o r C o n s tip a tio n <$>:
palatable and always beneficial
<‘As a certain purgative and atom- j
where the body is wasting from ach purifier Chamberlain’s Stomach
any cause, either in children and Liver Tablets seem to be the
exact thing required, strong enough
or adults.
We will send you a sample free.
$15.00
$13.50
Fitted with Rapid Rectilinear Lepe and Pneu­
matic Release Shutter with Iris Diaphragm stops.
Thanksgiving Bali
We hereby wish © thank all who
extended help and ¡sympathy in our
The Aurora Brass Band will give
late bereavement, fcncerelv,
a grand Thanksgiving Ball, the date
G e o . K h A u s p .N i> E a m i l y .
to he announced as soon as it . has
been established by the powers that
Basket ^Social
be. A grand supper will. !>e served
at the Pioneer Hotel and no effort
A BasketSocial vill be given in
will be spared to make the occasion Columbia Hall, Bailow, Or., Satur­
an enjoyable one. The music will be day evening, Novi 18. The pro­
furnished by the band and the best ceeds Will be used iilm ilding a fence
callers and floor managers have been around the new cemBP^*
retained. Watch for bills and more
definite announcement later on.
Champoeg Rollet M ills N ow
\ A IHOLESALB Dealers in
Oats, Hops,
Potatoes,Onions,Onion Sets,
Green and Dried Fruit, etc.
Highest market price
paid for all kinds ot produce
and shipments made irom
any point where carload
lots can be obtained.
VwWheat,
BRANCH
OFFICES
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CAN B Y -H U B B A R D
R eady for Business
A D isastrous C alam ity
I have now installe he latest and '
It is a disastrous calamity; when
my milL at I
you lose your health, because indi­ best mill machinery
gestion and constipation have sapped Champoeg, Of,» that! Nordyke & j
it away. Prompt relief can be had Mar mon of Indianap s, Ind., can !
in Dr, King’s New Life Pills, They biuld, and am ready » take in wheat
build up yqur digestive organs, and for exchange or grinding, and will
cure headache, dizziness, colic, con­ I make floor second #o none in th '
Yours jJspectfuily,
stipation, etc. Guaranteed at Canby country.
| Pharmacy, Cairby, Or.; 25c,
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