THE AURORA BOREALIS
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Aurora, Of .Jhcrsiay, Sept. 3, 1903
Stick to the farm, young man.
It insures you a good living and
a free and independent lift, The
free lunch supply in the cities is
being cut shorter every year.
Harry Thaw isn't proving so
great a bonanza as his attorneys
had hoped. They arc suing him
to collect their feci for defend-
ing him in his recent trial for
he murder of Stanford W h it e.
Cold storage politics is now
the order of the day. If you
yh) to hear Bryan cr Taft on
imperialism or any other irm,
all you have to do Is to ordc a
new record for your phoncgir ph.
Vou can also have tho.no.'ng
Sicture accompaniment if jou
csire. If Washington, Jefl'er
son, or any of the statesmen of
the old regimo'who did tlulr
campaigning on horseback,
should appear and sec the pretd
ilential candidates of today talk
ing across the continent over a
telphono wire, while tens of
thousands of "talking machines"
arc spouting their speeches,
Wonder what their comment
would be?
ing thoir daily bread; the 'ion
scious-icss that their task ij well
done; their reward justly earned,
and not extorted from society
without adequate return. ;
MAR sG TftAIUlk.
.:..'. L.I : iuigustSO.
Threshing til done' here and
hop pictflrig v111 begin Sept. 2nd
by those who will pick." Fully
one half of the hop yards here
will not be picked.
Geo. Oglesby and sons arrived
home from Square Lakes with
70 gallons of huckleberries last
week. They report a fine time.
and had plenty of trout t eat
wHh out there. Charles and
Frank caught a'yout 200 i'.r-i
trout.
The rain here ha3 been a M
jhelp to gardens and potatoes.
J Mrn. Henry Kraus has been
;on the sick list for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor was a calW
at Oglesby 's Sunday.
Your correspondent had a fine
visit with Mr.RubcFanton's fam
ily who have a fine ranch at the
end of the wagon road on the
ro jte to Roaring river.
Oghsby Brothers will begm
picking their hops on Sept. f nd.
inane
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PORTLAND'S NEW
and most
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THIRD AND MAIN STS
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Beats a .
II Wishbone.
"Trouble with most
fellers," eays Unclo ' SI
Simlins, "is that their
bnckbono Is mostly nil
wishbone"
Unclo Si's ago ' wir
casm applies to peoplo in
every totvn. Somo of ua
in1 this town might 6tudy
it with profit.
You wial) you could
succeed in bu3LnGsfl. You
wish you could do as well
as your neighbor who
docs Buccced. You aro jt
overworking your wish
bone. Givo your wlshbcmo.a rest.
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Possessing every convenience and an ideal location ''J?
"fronting on the beautiful city "plaza. Adjacent to
business center. Up-to-date grill. Telephone in
every room. Private baths. Bus to and'f rom all trains' - jj
RiitM: Euronean Plan ' Rates: American Plan x
C$1.00 and $1.50 per day $2.50 and $3.00 per day 3
C $2.00 and 2.50 with bath ana w w.itn Dam
j O.H. SPENCER , Manager
General Merchandise, Dry Goods, Clolhinp
iootsand Shoes, Groceries, Flour and Feed.
Hardware, Tinware, Furniture, Etc., Etc., at
Correct Prices.
MUHEST PRICE PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
A. H. GIESY & CO.
Fit'.ilbhcJ 1293.
Aurora 1 Oregon
UST YOUR
It'B tired.
,1110 Pleasure of Work.
lie is a happy man who finds
pleasure in his daily work, and
in unhappy man who doesn't.
We arc too prone to hold the
idea that work is a species of
drudgery required of every one
In order that he or Ehe may ex
jst. Such a view is erroneous
and dops injustice io the dimity
pf labor. The wholesome -exercise
of hand and brain iq the pro
cess required by nature by which
every man or woman shall come
jnto possession of and enjoy a
well poised manhood or woman
jiood. Idleness leads to mischief
and mischief unchecked, leads
0 crime,
Acticn is the parent of growth,
the stimulus of development.
When an individual no longer
has normal employment his men
ial and physical faculties begin
a sure and steady deterioration.
His mind becomes weak, his
muscles flabby, and his moral
'fabric Insecure. Only whole
some employment of hand and
prain will maintain n well bal
anccd mental, moral nnd physi
cal equipment.
There is such a thing as over
work, to bo sure, but we ?ce le:s
of its deleterious effects than
from idlcnc.v.. The idle man Is
discontent, no matter whether
ie bo a pauper oi' a .millionaire.
JIc seeks for pleasure but does
not find it. "Society" becomes
A nostrum and vice is often re
sorted to as a sort of expediency
by the pitiful victims of idleness.
An example of the evil ten
dencies of the idle rich is fur
nishod in a press dispatch from
New York announcing that a
well known rich society mnn will
give a Salome garden party in
which the scenes of King
Herod's court will be reproduced.
Noted tictrvsse-s will dance, chd
in nothing but jewelry, veils and
atmosphere. The base and in
dent practices of a heathen mon- S
nrch nr lioing revived by load-'-5
ers of New York's exclusive! X
social tot-a practice that puts'
the blot of shame on the cscutch-j t
con of our boasted civilization!;!
People often wonder why the ; t
toilers nn the most happy lot of 4
people on earth. The reason ht
plain. It is because of the pleas-1
lire that comes to thorn in r nm. ! t
YOUR BACKBONE NEEDS EXERCISE. ITS
BACKBONE THAT DOES THINGS NOT WISH.
BONE. 8TRENQTHEN YOUR BACKBONE AND CO
UP AOAINST COMPETITION.
MarKll Field had competition, but hU backbono gaye
him tho nervo to advertise big in nowppnpers when adver
tising was not known fo bo such a Necessity of Business
Llfo as It Is now universal! recognized. John Wana
maker had the saino sort of backbono.
Their backbone backed up their wishbone.
Backbono builds business by booming business.
Business is boosted by backbone.
And the backbone of business is newspaper adver
tising.
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W. S. HURST & CO.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
I :nby Tnbun. on fiU Auror Bor.aU.
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A. H. GIESY & CO
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Frank E. Dodgq
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER i
All kinds of buildinpr dene at
moderate fiprure. AH worlc
guarmteed first class in '
every particular
Plans and Specifications Fur
nislicl Upon Application
No matter what size building
you want I can fix yau cut, f
Satisfaction Guarantee?)
CANDY. OREJO
I fiPost CardsLocal views around
Aurora for sale at Henry Snyder's
the rostofhice fitcre.' Call and sea
them'.' ' ' !
Plain and fancy Stationary,
blank books 'novels, etc., at thg
Post Oflico Store, Henry A. Sny
der, proprietor.
For the best tobaccos and ci
gars call on Henry A. Snyder, the
Post Office Store.
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Real Estate
WITH
A. F. WILL, AURORA, OREGON.
If you want to Buy or Sell come and see me. My object
u to bring the Buyer and Seller together. Land-seekers ,
cheerfully shown over any property. Call at Residence or
Write for Information.
MERCHANT TAILOR
I Guarantee my Goods and a Perfyc Fit ,
Always Keep an Excellent Line to Select from
Special Attention given to Cr tuning, Pressing and
Rrpairing. Give me a trial
VJ.PAULUS
WOODBURN , - OREGON
Wholesale Dealers in Wheat, OaU, Hop, Potatoes, Onions,
Onion Sets, Green and Dried Fruits, Orejon Grape Root
and Giscara Bark. Highest Market Price paid for all
kinds of Produce, Etc. Branch Ofilces at Hubbard and
Canby. Solo agents for Hallock O. K. Potato Digger.
CALL ON OR ADDRESS
W. S. Hurst & Cos mpasiy
AURORA. ORrGON
The Mte Angel Academy and College
MT. ANGEL, OREGON
Normal Courses A Specialty
Studies resumed Tuesday, September 1st. First,
ela boarding and day school for girls and young
women. Conducted by the Benedictine Sisters.
Aims: Health, scholarship and character. Health
ful country location. Lxtensive campus and pym
naiium. Complete courses of ttudy. For catalogue
Address,
MOTHER SUPERIOR
THE FAVORITE SALOON
Is a Gentlemen's Resort. You not only find gentlemen in front
of the bar, but behind the bar.
Dtirrenberger& Fisher, Props.
Their long experiene in the business has taught them that it on
ly pays to Buy the Best Brands of
Wines, Liquor, and Cigars
Woodburn Oregon
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Harness Gloves, Trunks,
Suit-cases, ValiSeS, and
& Telescopes &
WM. GIESY
Aurora . Oregon
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SPECIAL OFFER:
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THE VALLEY HOTEL
Prices Very Reasonable. Strictly Home Cooking! The
very place in town to make yoursejf ierfectly at home.
Near the Depot
WOODBURN - OREGON
Henry Sr.yder, at the Postoffice ; tinue to print the best hop tickets
t is authorized to receive subscrip-; to be had in the country.
4 j tions for the Boreaiis. Better .
t ituiivt nun j vat
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For fine candies and choicest J
! fruits call on Henry A. Snyder,;
! Prescriptions A Specially
n oa
Complete Stock of Fresh Drugs
the Post Otfice Store.
i Order jour hop tickets early,
it ad you 'vill bet are to get them
DR. M. GIESY, PROPRIETOR.
i iKMHH r r tn it rt m k ' on time.
i r,.ins almost ItmtuntlT Pf. f?
The Borcalis will con-; !" rma. r iiurvcu.
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CANBY .ITEMS
Cal O. Kocher and Miss Louise
Vorpahl, both of Canby, were
married at the the home of the
bride's parents, Thursday after
noon. Rev. 'Ros3of the Ger
man Evangelical' church per
formed tKe ceremony. 'They
will make their homo in Canbyl
Rev. it K Rolan4 left for
Sllvcfton Wednesday after a
brief viit with his femily " here.'
The Canby jschocl begins Sept
21 for an 8 months' cession. Prof;
J. F. Mitts will serve as princi
pal with Miss Marion Swanby
and Miss Florence Stoddard a
assistants. It may be possible
to extend the term to 0 months,
as a three mill tax has been lev
ied, but somo expenditures wilj
havcto be made outside of the
teachers' salaries,
John Simms is buildine a cot
tage on his property near the
Fair grounds.
Pete Hornig is building an ad
dition to his house and painting
the building.
Roy Stalnaker was struck by a
ball and had hi3 nasal aparatus)
put out of commission at the
ball game between Canby and
Oregon City, Sunday. His nose
was broken in two places. Dr,
Dedman reduced the fracture.
The Willamette Fruit Compa
ny will begin picking and dry
ing. their pruna erifi negt week.
Mi-id Hazel Howard left Satur
day to re-enter Mt. Angel Acad
emy and College. Hazel spent
last ye.r at thia institution and
spciks very highly of the schocl
and the Benedictine Sister?.
She wai accompanied by her
mother who remained over Sun
day, returning Monday after
noon. Howard Ecelos is painting his
residence.
Ja?k Howard has sold fvis ccn
fect:onery and grocery store to
Ralph Knight, the latter taking
charge Tuesday. Mr. Howard
will buy a farm near Newport
and take life easy.
J. S. Yoder of Needy was in
town Wednesday.
Miss Flora Armstrong will
leave Sunday evening for Walla
Walla, where she will ro-mti
I school for the winter.
Just Received a carlord of sul
phur and a carload of Burlan.
These wishing to purchase should
call and get prices. A. J. Miah-ler.