The ESTACADA NEWS
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ALL PARTIES
Knowing themselves indebted to The
Cary Hardware Company will please call
and settle at once.
THURSDAY
H. A. WILLIAMS
J. F. Lovelace is in Portland.
Mrs. Deeth was out from The
Advertising rates made known on appli­ Oaks, Wednesday.
cation. Copy for publication and change
of ad copy must be handed in not later | W . A. Heylman has received a
than Wednesday morning to insure pub- j carload of brick for his bank vault.
Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, Or.
as second class mail.
lication for that week.
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MAY 25, 1905
Henry Palmateer is doing the fin­
ishing work on H. Cooper's house.
: Mrs. M. E. Simmons of Iowa and
Mrs. Daisy Payton of Nebraska are
expected to arrive here this week.
Rev. McContb of the Chapman
There seems to be some objection evangelists, and his wife were here
in Oregon City to having a bridge Wednesday to arrange for a revival
built across the Clackamas west of meeting. «
Barton.
Secretary Hitchcock, no doubt,
At this late date the county is to has some good reasons to cause him
appropiate $1,000 forthe county ex- to move the land office from Oregon
hibit at the fair.
Well, it is better City to Portland,
to be late than not to have any ex-
The high school girls and boys of
hibit; and there is plenty time in Portland came out in a special last
which to arrange the display.
Friday evening and were entertained
More than 1,000 money orders at the hotel and dancing pavilion,
have been issued in the Estacada
The Ladies’ Monday Historical
postoffice since it was established a Club of Portland, 38 members were
little over a year ago.
This is a at the Hotel Estacada, Monday for
good showing, and perhaps is better dinner. They traveled in a special
than it would have been if there had car.
been a bank here.
M. E. Simmons and the Posson
Those who visit the World’s fair Brcs, are building a fine residence
on the first day will have the pleas- on the II. F. Warner farm.
Mr.
ure of seeing and hearing Vice Pres- Simmons, who is recently from Io-
ident Fairbanks, Speaker Cannon, wa, has the place rented
Senator Clark and First Assistant
The Estacada Wood Mnfg. Co.
of the treasury, Taylor. These men has received its large cross-arm
are on the program.
shaper and has had it placed in ti e
North Dakota will have the log factory. It is a heavy piece of ma­
babin in which President Roosevelt chinery, and the company has been
lived while a rancher placed among delayed in receiving it on account
that state’s exhibits at the Lewis & of it getting broken in shipment.
Coffee
What is Breakfast Without it?
Have You Tried Our
C R Y S T A L B L E N D ? IT IS U N E X C E L L E D
25c a Pound
Olympia Pan Cake Flour
Self Raising, Prepared in a Moment
T ry a Package, 25c
Saratoga Drips
The Best Syrup
In Gallon Cans, 85c
In 1-2 Gallon Cans, 45c
We are Headquarters for Good
Merchandise at Right Prices
Reed & Barr
The Estacada Pharmacy
Spalding Base Ball Goods
Bats, Balls, Gloves, Etc.
The only orange tree in Estacada
Clark Exposition. The old shanty
will look just as it did when Roose- is the one belongingto Mr. and Mrs.
velt lived in it as a rancher.
It is H. Cooper. It is a Otehiela orange
not probable, however, that the Ad- and has quite a number of the gold-
ministration party will care to take en balls of fruit on it. It has eight
quarters at the cabin while at the years growth, and usually has fruit
A complete assortment of fishing sundries. Split
and buds in severalstagesof growth.
Exposition.
Bamboo Jointed Rods, $1.50 and up. Quadruple
Last FaurJay evening August
The Debois Lumber Company of
multiplying Reels, Baskets with the latest style
Estacada has placed an ad in The Horger, one of our enterprising and
shoulder straps, Propeller Baits, etc....................
News.
This company’s mill is lo­ prosperous farmers living near Ea­
cated in a body of fine timber one gle Creek, was stricken with paral­
and a half mile west of town. The ysis in a very severe form. Should
logs are nearly all on land owned by no case of recurrent hemorrhage oc­
the company.
The mill is turning cur Mr. Horger is on the road to
The newest designs in box writing papers, Craepes,
out from 10,000 to35,000 feet a day recovery.
and Tissues— assorted colors
and the planer and moulder is kept
James Johns, president of the Es­
busy working up finished material. tacada Banking Company, is in the
C. E. Dubois, manager of the com­ city and is moving his household ef­
pany, reports business good, and a fects into the Lovelace store. A car
grow ing demand for high grade lum- of goods belonging to VV. S. Hen-
Is the best
ber of which he makes a specialty ninger, cashier of the company, has
in fir and cedar.
arrived from North Dakota.
Mr. »* ■ • * “ »
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When at his Springwater farm, Henninger and wife are expected
last week, Frank Busch took some here next Monday,
of the fine Venetian ochre from his
An Irishman was sitting on the
mineral paint beds, mixed it with Estacada depot platform the other
liquids and painted his farm house, day smoking, when a lady from I’ort-
F. M. LANTZ, Proprietor
Among the Clackamas county ex- land came along and sitting down,
hibits at the Fair will be the piece remarked: "Sir, if you were a gen-
of an oak tree, in which is imbedded tleman you would not smoke here.”
Fresh and Salt Meats. Ham, Bacon, Pork, Mutton,
the horns of a deer. About 25 years ! "M um ,” he said, “ ifyez waz a led-
Lard & Sausage. Everything clean, and the best.
ago George Perdue of Needy placed dy, ye'd set farther aw ay.” Pretty
“ If you
Out of town orders carefully attended to.
the deer horns in the fork of the tree soon the lady burst out;
and left them there.
Slowly and were my husband, I ’d give you poi­
surely the tree grew around the son. ” “ Well mum,” returned Pat,
Merchant Eynjan expects to live
If the majority rules the rain will
horns, and now only the tips can be pulling hard at his pipe, “ ifyez was* in Estacada after June 1.
surely have to let up.
, my woife, oid take it.”
discerned.
Fishing
Tackle
Just In-W riting Paper
Wakelee’s Squirrel Poison
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The Estacada Market