THE, AURORA BOREALIS Published every Pauy by DIXON & HO5iaNSON.PRQPRlET0?5 RATES Cr' SUIiSCIUPTiON: One year (in advance).. 00 Six month?......'... , ..... GO Application, made U r second class rates. Advertising rates made known upon application to the office. Aurora, Or., Thursday July 2. X 90 3 Don't forget to have the lini ment bottle handy Saturday. The officii! flower of the Alaska - Yukon Pacific exposi tion has beendefinately tolret d. It is the Cactus Dahlia, a l!ov r which grows profusely aror. (' Puget Sound. Oregon will have good crep: this year and tho indication iik that good prices will prevail f i everything with the exception -l hops. Wo look fjr iriiprovnnent in the hop market later. This ii the season when tin small'boy celebrates the anniver sary of his independence witl firecrackers and tin horns galon when the old man forgets hi. crutches and the eld lady he 1'rheumatiz." John V. Gates the vvell knowi millionaire amused ' himself l throwing money away in his na tive town. We are exceedingly sorry he wasn't born in Auroia, and in the habit of making I'n fjuent visits here. In addition totho prizes offend by the management cf the Alas ka -Yukon Pacific t.xpositioi for the poultry show which will be held during the latter part ol the fair, many vuluable cups havi been donated bypefroiis through out the country: A Texas exchange rays '.'Ken tucky is a disgrace to the Union,', because Governor Wilson pardoi. ed Caleb Powers. Kentuck; might redeem horFolr' by giviru this particular editor some of th medicine Caleb Powers has been receiving; bu yc are inclined to think that his presence in thf Pine Grass State would bo s greater dLgi ace than the pardon ing of Caleb Powers. The Denver newspaper men nre amusing themselves by de claring that Itryan has the united Opposition of the leaders of his party and may not receive tin nomination. While nobody be lieves these reports, at the sum time their promulgation may be i source of gratification to the w riters. When it comes to "pij e llr'J'UneiV' in the newspaper pi -fesJon, Denver is entitled to first place. If the recommendations of the adjutant generals of Oregon and Washington are carried out, na tional guardsmen will luuetwo fi i. .eeks at Americati I.aketh's f.ummer, inste:ul of ten days' ti Cam) mt t,t that h;u been orden d. There is s ilicii nt money tl is year for a tv .-wetks' encamp ment, and believing that the ad ditional four days will be highly be:u I'u ial to the men, the I end oiluvrs anp guards have r.sked tluit ihe time he ext. i,.!. d. rii advci ti.iu maTa;r'r if .lam.M s'ch'S.!. ' al t Sherman hit upon a hapny idea of :vt tir.r him before in.' country when the sent out iipp.it.-km stating that ho was very sick and not lively to live. Ton great many po.pt,' tl.i may look r.lri,:ht. I w h wikes a -tu.l v w ill .-...tien whrtl: it the man '.'1'iv. rt:ii-.k: T Sherma;: w ;h s-ck at all or i;. the pa!"-!-- rep"it thi-.ki.i,' v-'''..My before the next is t. S.'me ot' d I in dead, e wo;ddd:e :e ef their "estevmed contemporary" was issued. At a wetldin.: up in Waslum; ton lat week, a jilted female rival attended the festivities rnd expressed her disapproval of the groom's ch;ice by giving him a healthy fclug iji the ja.v just as the festivities were at their height. Ihe gr,om had his mouth oner, ut tt e tinje ' and his teeth v crc ;;ny ked together with such force that, r.e LjtofT the end of YAz tongue . Tho ycur.g men of Oregon who hav e been ac ting carelessly with t? c. affections of deferent your.g Jadieshad better take warning: apd change their ways ii tr.ey ever cro- the Columbia for a bride. Chautauqua Announcement The Southern Pacific and 0. Ii. & N. Railway Companies have granted a ono and one third round trip rate from all points in Ore gon to Gladstone Park on the certificate- plan. Patrons pur chasing tickets will be careful to get a certificate from their home office and have it signed by the Secretary of the Assembly before starting home. Passenger trains Nos. 11 and 12 (Ro.seburg locals) and 17 and 18 (Cottage Grove locals) will stop ac Gladstone Park during the ses sion. Tickets may be purchased at any 0. R. & N. and S. P. sta tion in Oregon to Gladstone Park during the, meeting. Baggage may be checked aho in the usual manner. . .. k. . The Portland Railway Light & Power Company will furnish ra pid and constant service from Portland and Ongon City to Glad stone Park, by motor line, during the day and until the session for the day is closed and all persons who desire are removed from the grounds. Fare from Portland (motor line) 25 cents round trip; Oregon City 5 cents each way. Freight cars on the motor line will run'into the Park at the be ginning and close of the session to bring in camp equipage. Port land freight depot, at Fast end of Madisttn Street? bridge. - All patrons are advised to camp on the grounds when ennveniert, and to come at leapt ony daV be fore the sosi ion opens. ' TIIH OKLAHOMA WAY The following report on tin Ok lahoma bank failure show;) the way they do things in that new commonwealth nnd the wayhr si ould bo done in Ororon. The International J3anV 6-' ., ?ato was reported to the b; commissioner by or.o of his, exam iners for violating tho banking law of the state, pur 'clarly invs managing ofllcers borrowing f;-. the depoitors' money. The bank commission' r .tto.;.; visited the bank in person ivu .ountiinatinoiaiue;..s:is-,'ere;o,ini,av,w,fll.,, v , . T,., p thoutUOO.ofwlocijthepresi- nt. L. A. Connors, owed over ?:.(H0, :,nd the cashier, L. E!zy, o.w il ov r ? i.(HK)-in other words, i'out ;0 per cent had been bor- r. wed 1 the two managing o h- t i vers. The bank commissionerdi - . , . , n.amled tliat thev itnmedi ttelv re- p .ice me money, inoy lailed to io so. Ho closed the bank t L':ir T uirs. lay evening; t lephoju'd the state banking board; nceivid in4nu tiens to inmudiately piece.- 1 lo pay :ill approved deposits. In I'-minutes from thoelosingef. the bank the bank commissioner ' wrea.n iopa approu-,1 ,IePos- us. iv v ri lav , u i:"kr Pt cent ol tl,.- i. !" it. i -. had appear ed, appro, od tl.eir el .ims and re Ov iv e 1 tin !r m . Ity th. 1 e: d of i!u. second day IM per cent of all t he deposits had h.'tri p.o.l. A few depositors wi,o l.id in the ivintry don't 1 t be in any hurry about draw.i.tf tie ir d. poit. Or. farmer U reported as ans Aei in; over th. rural telephone that be was t busy to come af- lor n:s money, bat will want it a w ei k or two. In tho meantime both tho pros- i Ion and the cashier have been arretted for violating th.e state bankir.'law, and were placed ue.- d.cr heavy bond. ( There will probably bo no loss to the state guaranty fund, and ro aosewnjenf rtnjaired on other! banks. Liquidation will likely reimburse the state fund within VO days. Th3 los wiil probably i.et exceed the capital stock. MARK'S PHAIRlF, :-.jmm:r lea just arrived c.nd! our-farm yru arc cutting buy to b at the band Mri. .Jack Kerr has been wait ing relatives at St. haul ihe pat; few davs.- -r- i Coo. Oglcsby and FOno will ,oon trA-n tbei'r nnnn.nl f. Inmr tnn to the headwaters of Eagle Creek, they vil! Ltart about the 12th of July ami w ill Le absent about two weeks. Henry Kraus; has Luilt an addi tion to hli barn. The festive ftrawberries have about played out and our women folks are runtlin? for wild black berries. The county ccnwnL.-io.ier was seen on our prairie last week h Fpecting county roads. Charles and Frank Ogh.-. v went to Portland Tuesday to pur chase a fine buggy. Chris Kochcr .bought a fir.e buggy at Canby last week. It's a daisy and makes some of or.r young men look like P0 cents wiih their :heap outfits. . The oat crop here is not good, turning red and looks like it will not amount to but very little; wheat is good and will make a big crop; hay is not up to the usual crop. Almost all CUr people Willcele-, brateat Hubbard the 4th. Some of our ducated dudes will attond th Chautanqua at Gladstone Park. Ren VVolfcr w!l have a big hay crop. Hen is a nutjyr from wax- back and is pro'po (ng. While some of our old mviS'niek'sfaams look worse than a Mow woman's ranch. t l. . . ijr.- liUCKO is Alllf g up dwelling here on hi : fine farm. a Wlieru aie yru 'i'Kr Ij. vele brate? ' ' ' Mr. 'and Mr.j lilt and Mr. Mrs. A. .Woi. vnitd at Dr, i Goucher 'nday, . iivMs of Aurcraj ;'.'vb T'-erdy in their i v . , '-. M, Smith yisiied! ..'''a' :.',- t week. Price it' visiting in Port-1 visited ! Mr, And Mrs Limpkio h', I'hd Mohrs, Sunday. j lh and Mrs, iliatt from Baker j City are Siting their many1 friends at Needy. Mrs. Iliatt' was Leona Mohr. j The hall game at Needv Inst L,: .T .mo.., , . , .4.t o in o m lavorot rseeiiv. Patteries. Needy-Catlin, Mitts and (Jotwald. Liberal-Harry ! '..ii.. i i ,i i . v , . , ' t atlin lor Needy struck out 1 ,.,,,,, ...-. , . men walKed 1. . Mum, v aiiiinani and tirover Is Your Property For Sale? W ... o.n.nn.lT rvorirint InqnMn fr..tn all p.rm.f ha I ni.rd Mlrt l. r lfm, 'nf Yt.li tu.l I iMiitirr I'm M. inr ..n th Pi. ;iic l o.. If f.iuf pn.pvnv Ii I.. i .! wt ,11,11 (,. t j,;,, e , on i Hi l lui. inj ..m in di t t ruirrnin.lr.K . l.h i lir. numli ol pitil. butrru A.I fi., TOWN COUNTRY JOURNAL PUB. CO. J VCKtON T., N lM.iCO. C A L. There will be n switching af- ter 1 o'clock Saturday mnv.n. .;, v 1th. unt 0 o'Cvk the next Sunday morning, at tho central oillcesof Aurora. Hubbard and Buttoville. This does not apply to doctor's calls, which will Ixv lut through at any tim1. llonsr.s Fou S.u:-"J") head of ranre horses. Weijilit from (.hh: to 1300 povu.ds. Avs 12 to years. Ilor.ses can bo seen at my f;.rm. Apply to A. Cirildlo. i li. F. P. No. t. Aurora. Oregon. Foil S A set of wapon hay scales. Thoso knowing theni- lves indebted for w eihin ploaso call r.rd scttl App'y to '1- Cu-o. Knight, For all kinds of Nursery stock, call on S. P. Keese, Canby. Ore.' ! Farm au'd ! Csarden j BUSINESS HENl Buff Orpinfftore Rolvd With En- thutiatrn on Farm. Iiy A. 0. CIUDERT. LonjC experience baa shown that ik rar'.-tles of fowla are better suite.! tie requlri'iucnts of fanners am: "''r!l ttiaa lurrd ami WhUe I'lyia onto ICicUs, Wh'to Wyandotte an.! Huff Orpingtons, Moth Llarrvd I'lyui II hVVif t.lil'INviTO.V C'K. ' onth Kofls ami Whlttf Wj-aiulottes ar i t- lo fo'i'i.l l-i every locality, an l cck . fro;n tlu'ii may l.o hud at )nulU i Coft. .Vo ;i:'.ty Kceum to liuve u trivuter lnM on t farming commu nity tbiiu tlie r.nn-eJ Tlymoutb Uuck. 1L Ori'lnqtuuH art comparatively new coitr. Uit liavo rapidly made tlieli I way to n flrst l Uco In thv utility class i rnrtU-iilm-lr nv tliU lut a.1.1 i f th, t !T vnrK t'y. The CaKsti proup of fowls, among w hK U iin- Ihe Orpluxtouti, muy lie said to enil riu'.' many it'.tTcrent kinds, and for tho imM piiit they have Leeu val flel f.-r their eKH laying and table iualliles. As with tho Amerlean rreed. tlx nlm neems to havo 1.pu a comLl Oiitlori of epsr laying ud miirUet types with Mim!l frunie and miperlor .juallty of fles!. In thin respect the Kngllsb and rieucli liroeds may l nail to 1 iinexeclled. Koth nations are n!o HwlUed In cr'junlh varieties, with th aim of producing l!ch with small frames and n fine quality of meat of white color. Huff Orpingtons are one of many va rieties and prol.ahly the most popular cf the Orpington family. They aro rap Idly replacing many wornout strain and munsitiU on our farms and have taUen a rront plac lu tho utility poul try ranks as wluter layers nnd market fAtt-lfi Tfw... (a r.i ,1 frm and fowls cf this Ireod. TLy Lav , light colored 16ks and whlto Cesb i C'LU'ke-.i r.ro Lardr nnil am rnnM!r Km aro of uudlura or larger t'tu, no- cording to strain. 1 "Whlto Orplustona on a aoet promls- lag VftrlrJ' fllul nre Hkoly to become popular on account cf their 'merits as Inyeti and table fowla. They ro not hilt UKl l.NoTuN UIK. jet wi'll known. Lut will soon make Qiuny fii. n.ls. Tlii lr i hnrucliTlstloa ar alx.iit tho Maine as those of tlio bulf varUty, lili the exci'itli.n of the col or f the plumule, which Is pure white. JuLllee, Kiann'.o.l an.l U.iKe Cotnb Duflf an. I White Orpingtons aro varle tle of the sutne family, which are yrt In few Xtnn.u U claim mors or leu merit. The I'tiff nn.l white varieties nro likely t' le first In favor of fun lirra n:nl Iree.h-ra for some time to piiine, an they are U-st known aal havo rtrtululy made a favorable imprpssloa. Witty and Cautb. A woman suffrage leeturer. atvor.l In to f!..' r.ostoa (;;,e... recnt!j I'IoukM 0. own the house vlth the fol- low In n raiment: "I h:ne no vote, t ut ! my Kr.MH h.-ts I h ive a kTent res,, t f r thit r.win la the nUKe-. but l am vre If I were to K' t LI:a an 1 nay. 'J .v.'U exercise fnne'.tmr I be .,:!d rej ly. 'I'Um.-. t"u:;i. lit-h I h.iri-e be tLutV A Variation In Sport, t b-1 : :'e::v w' . ri nni,1 w . law asr- ...t ilna; In j urftate?" "TLe Kvk'v.Hkcr g t r'.bt b work iiak!-. bets i a wlie;!. r It would be ei.frce.1 or not."-Wal.:r.,"n Star. A SatUfactory Hrd. rh.!c! e -ui c.sn ;j.r'i -e booght at raonaMe fjrires, tjl: It be at a dN;H"rK''u ale. The owners know thn'.r worth aad !U n t jart wla ttem. -lh! tv'.ng the crm. the onl ay can r't a pntlnfactary fcrd U o raise It. Thla la not oi.1t more aat tfart'Vy, bat It Is rr.u.i tuorv t-coaora-UaL fs.vs; vs" -o'V) Fine Spring Millinery A Ccmplene Assortment of the latest Styles in Ladc3'and Misse3'. Hat?, gibbons, Laces, Ornaments, Trimmings, l adies; Belts, Etc. Prices Vpey Reasonable. Mrs- Rose fliesy, Aurora THE NEV AURORA HOTEL A. LUNDEEN, Prop. !The Best $1. 00 A Day Hotel . .In Northern Marion Co. a First Class Cafe in Connection Aurora A. H.OIESY Dealers General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Clothing Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Flour and Feed, Hardware, Tinware, Ftirnifiire, Etc., Etc., at Correct Prices. HIGHEST PRICE PAID TOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. 'A- H. GIESY & CO, . ; tslfc!lsbed 1893. Aurora - . - Oregon Henry Snyder, at the Postoffice is authorized to receive subscrip tions for 'the Boreal is. i Better hand him yours. ! For fine candies and choicest fruits call on Henry A. Snyder, the Post Office Store. 1 . Wanted - A tract of Ian 1 from 2 to 3 thousand acres in one body, that can be cut up in small farms. Wm. Cantwell & Co., j (LINKS IN OREGON) Canby, Ore. i From AURORA, both ways . ! through Portland to -i ; For the best tcbacccs and ci-: Chicago t $"3 40 s:ars call 6n Ifeiny A". Snydrr, the j St Louicj .. . ' 'c.O post Qirico sbre. ;Stt Paul ; ; ; f)0 11 ! Omaha . CO 90 WOOL WANTED Kansas City., ,.. GO.'OO W. S. Hurst & Company are in j The rates from Canby are ter tho market ' for all thq wool and 1 cents less than the above, 1 mohair they can pet at their j The Ratcsrom' Aurora or Can warehouses at Aurora, Hubbard j by, one way through California ' and Canby. They are paying the I will be ' highest market prices. Don't! Chicago $ 87 50 fail to see them before selling. I gt Louis........',',.. ,.' . . . . 82 5q St. Paul g5Q Order your hop tickets early. I Omaha ...... ' tx'aa and you w ill be sure to get them ! on time. The Borealis will con- tinue to print the best hop tickets to be had in the country. When in Portland stop at the Cascado Hotel, Sixth and ers. Free bu3 and baths. . List your Real Estate with the Canby Real Estate Agency. Hr Gam Clocked. TTi ttmlj looklnrf UtUe woman on the EnclUl car not lml that her purso wa not In tier bag where slu had placej It. InsKaJ, It waj hanc'.uz from her arm on a chain banluz la full vUw where It wouhl tempt the nimble fingers of the plckiwkcts naslncJ to that Unt. WlUi ctvat forethonirht she rlcktsl up the purse and started to p it fi-..,-ItlnthaU?. Hut the purse dldnt go UTlltJ blOrO lo. tcuie It was attached to the arm 1 , of the irMinmony faced w oman stauJ tng' next to her. Of counw tho oman with the tag storped right thr and dropped th atranger'a pnrse. "You'd tttf at tint alone," upoke np tho prslmnfoy faced woman. "I've bean watrhtnir rrn wi n f.x. and yo ixt think I didn't see what were trybig U do."-Cv laiul PUla lHJer . ! Let us figure on Good Work The Borealis, Pot Office Oregon Oregon in Low rates EAST ' Will be made this Season by the SOUTHERN PACIFIC ' Kansas City 75'nQ tickets will' be ON sale' vih,' 7' 10' 20 Auuusi i, 7, 21, 22 &C0 God for return in 00 days with, Flan-,st(Wcr privileges at pleasure i within limits. 1 For any further information call 1 on tne local agent Geo. Miller, Agt, Aurora H. N. Brown, Agt, Canby, . or write to ,. Wm. McMURRAY, Portland Oregon, Lomplete btock of Fresh Drugs Prescriptions A Specialty DR. .M. (ilESV, PROPRIETOR, Plain and fancy Stationary, blank books novels, etc., at tho Post Ollice Store, Henry A. Sny der, proprietor. your job printing. . Reasonable Prices. Aurora, Oregon Building.