FOR SA L E
W. A. HEYLM AN,
40 Acres
Centennial Notes
Attorney at Law
The committee on conferences &
congresses at the Lewis and Clatk
Exposition is sending a letter to the
ESTACADA,
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OREGON
mayor of all cities and towns in
Oregon, Washington and Idaho re­
Will Manufacture Bed Springs questing the appointment of official
Cooper & Eyman are putting in and lay delegates to the convention
Which is suitable for
machinery so that they can put up of Pacific Northwest cities to be held
bed springs of any size. They buy in connection with and as a feoture
the bulk material, and by doing so of the Civic Congress from the 14
claim to be able to make a better to the 19 of August in the Auditor­
Between Estacada and Cazadero. 150 spring at a lower cost than the read- ium on the grounds. It it- believed
yards from the railroad, and 3-4 of a mile y put up spring.
Call in aud see that these efforts will bring togeth­
from Estacada.
er one of the most important assem­
the new manufactory.
blages ever held in Oregon, which
The city council met Tuesday ev­
will mark an era in the municipal
ening. Mayor Reed came out from
progress of the Northwest.
The
The Oaks to attend the meeting, j
greatest specialists in municipal af­
The city recorder and marshal were
fairs will take part, among them are
instructed to start proceedings to
Call on or write
William T. Jeaome, the noted dis­
close the Corrigan saloon if the pro- j
E. C. HUNT, Estacada, Oregon prietor refused to pay license. The ! trict attorney of New York d ry
who will speak on “ The B r’ tl-i .' -
vacancy in the treasurer’soffice was
gainst Corruption;” Josiah Miong.
filled by the appointment of John
president of the American Institute
Page as treasurer. The proposition
of Social Service and author cf Our
of raising money to put in a sewer i
Country; Congressman John DeV.'if
system was discussed, aud other
Warner of N. Y . ; Prof. C. Ziti-h'in
minor business was transacted.
of the Chicago University; Clinton
A part of tlie Hotel Estacada j Roger Woodruff, secretary of the
lawn has been planted to wild flow­ National Municipal League, and
ers of Oregon, and the contrast lie- Graham Brooks, author of “ The
The subjects of
tween that part and smooth clover Social Unrest. ’ ’
lawn, is very noticable and shows municipal control by corporations
lhat the wild flower kingdom of and municipal ownership will be
discussed by such exqerts of Mr.
Oregon is not to be sneezed at.
Brooks, Amos Parker Wilder and
Merchant Howe and Dr. Smith Frank J. Goodnow.
Problems of
took a thirty mile drive into the intimate interest to people all over
country near Linn Brothers’ lumber the world will be handled by the
mill and the German burn district best authorities in the world.
last Sunday.
All Business Given Careful Attention
Land with Heavy Fir Timber
LOGS & PILING
Price, only $1,000
A
Great
Oppor­
tunity
Administrator’s Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under­
signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of W. H. Shankland, deceas­
ed, by the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Clackamas.
All persons are hereby notified to pre­
sent any bill they may have against the
above entitled estate, with the proper
vouchers duly verified to Livy Stipp at
his office in Oregon City in said county,
on or before six months from the date of
publication of this notice.
E . S. SHANKLAND,
Administrator aforesaid.
Notice for Publication
Land Office al Portland. Oregon,
July 8. 1905.
Notice la hereby given that the following named set­
tler has filed notice of hts Intention to make finalproof
tn support of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver, at Portland,
Oregon, on Auguat 22. 1905. viz:
LEWIS PENDLETON
H. E, No. 12,244 for the N l-2 NW1-4 & W l-2
NEI-4 Sec. 28. T. 5 S., R. 3 E. He names the
following witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land, vi 2 : Carl Goranson
of Molalla, Oregon: Lea L. Boyer of Molaiia. Oregon,
Harry Smith of Molaiia. Oregon: David C. Ball of Mo­
lalla, Oregon.
Algernon S. Dresser. Register
Public Land Sale
(Isolated Tract)
Department of the Interior. United States Land
Office. Portland, Oregon. July 19, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of instruc­
tions from the Commissioner of the Ceneral Land of­
fice under authority vested in him by section 2455,
U .S. Revised Statutes, as amended by act of Con­
gress approved February 26. 1 895. we will proceed
to offer at public sale on the 4th day of September,
1905, at 1 1 o’clock a. m. at this otfice, the following
described tract of land, to-wit: SW% of SW # of Sec­
tion 10. T. 5 S. R. 3 E. . Any and all persons claim­
ing adversely the above described lands are advised to
file their claims in this office on or before the day a-
bove designated for the commencement of said sale,
otherwise their rights will be forfeited.
Algernon S. Dresser. Register
’Geo. W. Bibee, Receiver
FOR SALE
A fine 40 acre ranch in the celebrated
Springwater country, 35 acres can be cul­
tivated; 15 acres in cultivation now. A
flowing spring on place. All fenced and
on main road one mile from Estacada.
— Good grade blotters at N ew s Will make a good farm for someone. Has
plenty wood on it. Only #25 an acre. For
office,
5c a doz.
more information call on or address the
Newspapers, in bundles, 5c each !
owner,
Wm. Bard, Springwater, Oregon.
at the N £w s office.
Advertise in The News.
STOCK RANCH FOR S A L E
Good 360 acre stock ranch, partly ini- j
proved. 25 acres have been cultivated,
For a short time only The News will Plenty good running water. $ 1 1 an acre,
Also other farms near Estacada. Write j
club with the The Oregon Journal and it
H. Epperson, Estacada, Oregon.
is urged that all who expect to take ad­
vantage of the offer to get these papers
at nearly the price of one should do so at
once. It will not continue long.
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FINE FARM
FOR SALE
The Daily and Sunday Journal and
The News one year, $7.
Daily Journal and The News one year
for #4.
Semi-Weekly Journal ami The News
one year for #1.75
T. J. Mathews anil wife and son,
David have combined their farms
south of town and have placed the
same on the market.
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This tract comprises 240 acres
of rich, river bottom land with
plenty pasturage, orchard and }
buildings, a small piece now in
cultivation.
Plenty of good j
spring water on the place for
home or irrigation purposes.
Springwater Mill Co.
If You Intend To build
Consult us about your lumber. Rough and
Dressed lumber of all kinds, delivered at
prices that will please. We make everything
needed in building matter
Call on or address our agent,
E. L. Meyers
EXCELLENT WATER RIGHT
Subscriptions must be paid in ad­
vance and orders sent to
The News,
ESTACADA
OREGON
The Clackamas river runs through
this farm affording a 3-4 of a mile
of water right. It will pay you
to look this farm up
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Estacada,
Oregon
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ADDRESS OR SEE
Thos. J . Mathews,
E stacad a,
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Oregon
CO U N TR Y A N D TO W N PEO PLE
Wanting any printing dona should
call ft The NEWS Shop and aaa
what wo can do. and get cur pric-
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