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The ESTACADA NEWS
Will Unite To Elect Count)
P U BLISH ED F.VKRY TH URSDAY BY
Commissioner
Livery Stable
H . A. W IL L IA M S
SPECIAL SALES DAY
SPECIAL PRICES
elect a county commissioner at the
Advertising rates made known on appli­
The p-.ople in the
cation. Copy for publication and change next election
of ad copy must be banded in not later various districts are to hold melt­
than Wednesday morning to insure pub­
ings this week and name two eaih
lication for that week.
Dw Year
sisscripvio *
lures
<1 0 0
.so
Sin Months
If paid in advance
JA N . 25, 1906
Monday, January 29th, 1906, will be Wash Day at the Cary Hardware store.
Remember, not Tuesday, but Monday, January 29.
Clothes Wringers, Wringer Tub Attachments, Clothes Baskets,
Wire & Cotton Clothes Lines, Washing Machines, Sad Irons
: Clothes Horses, Wood Wash Tubs, Galvanized Wash Tubs,
Clothes Pins, Mop Sticks, and Scrub Brushes
:
This special sales day price is for cash only'
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Special Sales Day price on Clothes Pins
ONE
CENT
A dozen. Not more than five dozen Clothes Pines to any one customer
Remember the date~January 29th
Do not miss this sale, if you want anything in this line
Cary Hardware Co.
& Dray Line
The Hast portion of Clackamas
Entered at the postoffice in Kstacada, Or.
county is going to join forces and
as second class mail.
There is great need of a revision
of the laws of Oregon relating to
the publication of legal notices. Or­
egon is fifty years behind the times.
The idea of posting election notices,
for instance, when there are news­
papers in the state to do such work,
is a case in point. F'ifty years ego,
when tliere were no newspapers, or
very few, in Oregm, the methods
of today were to he excused; today,
there is absolutely no excusî for
such methods. There are count­
less other notices of a public char­
acter that the laws of the state
should require the publication of
If Oregon is ever going to emerge
from the frontier it is high time a
beginning was made. The posting
costs absolutely more than the pub
iishing would.— Moro Observer.
Oregon is already out of the tim­
ber so far as frontier is concerned,
hut many of its laws should be re­
vised so as to properly meet the
conditions as they are to-day. The
public of today look to the newspa­
pers for all public news which re­
lates to the public at large, and
the public officials’ business should
be printed. Too much publicity in
public matters cannot be given, and
the public is always willing to pay
for the information.
A dollar’s
worth of publicity will often pre­
vent many dollars lost in concealed
graft.
of their number to meet later and
decide on a person to support for
the office. If a candidate * can he
decided on who will be entirely sat­
isfactory to all districts, and cue
whom we will all support then his
election will lie assured. The meet­
ing for Estacada will he held next
Saturday of this week at 2 p. in.
W . A. JONES, Prop.
All work given prompt attention
WOOD
Dry. any length always on hand
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr. C. B. SMITH
PH YSICIAN Si SURGEON
Superintendent of Schools Zinser Estacada office: l'p stairs in Howe’s store.
has discovered that there is such a
place in Clackamas Co. as Estaca­ Dr. Smith will be at his home in Eagle
Creek evenings ami mornings.
da, and Tuesday he swooped down
on the city and visited the schools.
William K. Haviland, M. D.
It was Mr. Zinser’ s first visit here
since the school has been established
PHYSIC LAM and Sl'RCECN.
and he was very agreeably sur­
Office a t Ute drag store,
-
prised to see such excellent condi­
Muht calía answered.
tions prevailing in our schools, and
in the growth of the place.
Some
Night br?ll at Second St. entrance
selfish people might think from this
that we could get along nicely with­
out such an officer, hut there are
W. A. H EYLM AN ,
other duties than visiting schools
Attorney at Law
connected with the office.
NOTARY PUBLIC
A Ladies’ Aid Society was form­
ed last week at a meeting held for
that purpose, and twelve ineint>ers
were secured. The meetings will
be held on the second and fourth
Fridays in each month beginning
with Feb. 9. Officers were elected
as follows: Mrs. S. \V. Irwin, Pres.
Mrs. T. J. Reagan, V. Pres.; Miss
Iva Dale,
S ec.; Miss Gertrude
Morrow, Treas.
Estates carefully looked after. Mortga­
ges foreclosed and Collections made
All Business Given Careful Attention
OREGON
ESTA CAD A ,
Geo. C. B R O W N E LL
LA W YER
All business promptly attended to
OREGON C IT Y ,
OREGOft
It costs nothing for voters to reg­
ister before any notary who has the
blanks. The notary is paid by the
county at rate of ten cents for each
.r s c r r s r r :
m : - .æ H s r e s c r ^ 'B n T '
jp j
askaw ■— r r g >• Ta. r. :
School Report
registration, providing the one who
registers-votes at the general elec­
forth into the night, and a light
In the Portland Journal of Janu­ tion. So if you register and do not
Report cf the schools of the City
falling of snow, declaring they had ary 23, the Portland \V. C. T . V . vote the officer gets no pay.
Not
of
Estacada for the term ending
never spent a more enjoyable even­ takes occasion to tell the people of much of a fortune i.; it for the regis­
Dec. 3 1, 1905.
ing.
.he world of some horrible crimes tration officer.
Total number enrolled for the
alleged to be going on in Estacada.
Danger* of a Cold aad Mow to Avoid Them
The only barn invthc city
term.......................................... ,,....9 6
County Judge Ryan has author­
More fatalities have their oregin in or The article says the liquor laws are
Average enrollment for term ...76
Good teams and careful drivers to
evaded
here
etc.
etc.
That
the
city
ized
the acceptance of $750 by the
result
from
a
cold
than
from
any
other
(!NCC RPCKATLD)
any part of the country
Average attendance for term ...74
cause. This fact alone should make peo­ officials permit fagran t violations estate of the late John Goebel of the
Number who entered at begin­
ple more careful as there is no danger of the laws regulating the saloons. O. W. P. & Ry. Co. in full settle­
ning of school and have been neith-
whatever from a cold when it is properly That minors are permitted in the
ment of the claim of the estate.
treated in the beginning. For many years
her absent nor tardy...................... 14
saloons
and
furnished
liquor
for
the
Young Mr. Goebel lost his life last
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
A t the mid-year examination tjie
price.
A
s
is
always
the
case
with
summer at Cazadero and his father
A G E N E R A L B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S T R A N S A C T E D
For any disease of the skin we can re- rec°gnized as the most prompt and effec
following are the tanking pupils for
commend Chamberlain's Salve.
It re­ tual medicine in use for this disease. It such articles, it is over-drawn and who is 75 years old was quite de­
the various grades:—
lieves the itching and burning sensation acts on nature’s plan, loosens the cough a tnole hill is made into a mountain. pendent on his son for support. He
Eighth grade: Edna Miller and
instantly and soon effects a cure. This relieves the lungs, open the secretions and May he a few minors go into the gets the $750.
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A va Lovelace.
salve is also invaluable for sore nipples. aids nature in restoring the system to a saloons, arid may be some of them
to a healthy condition. Sold by Est-ica
Cut th:s out and take it to the Kstacada
Estacada drug store.
Seventh grade: Kitty Ellen Rae-
drin k; hut what is the use of a drug store and get a free sample of Cham­
da drug store.
gan and Paul Womer.
per’son who knows be t r saying that berlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
GARTIELD
Sixth grade: Harry Grabel and
things go on here which would not These tablets are far superior to pills, be­
DODuF. NEWS
Nature seemingly dissatisfied
Bert Page.
ing
easier
to
take
and
more
pleasant
in
th her white carpet has changed
There was three inches of snow be tolerated in Portland. Impossi­ effect. They correct disorders of stom­
Edith gradge: E va Downing and
for a greener one.
here Saturday night hut it all dis­ ble! What is the use too, of offend­ ach, llvur an l bowels.
Harold Eckerson.
The Business of the Merchants of Estacada and the
ing a few hundred law-abiding citi­
fit I A social dance was given at the appeared the next day.
Fourth grade: Maggie Lingle-
î raters is Solicited
& j Grange hall by Grover Krigbaum,
Ii. Lacy lost one of his horses zens only to tell the Pacific North­ Electric Li^ht & Power Co. bach and Lena Harkenrider.
John Irvin accompanied by W. R. last week. It was valued at $150. west that a boy was seen by some­
Third grade: Jessie Hannah and
It
Geo. F. Martin, Wm T . Muir Marie Fisher.
Oatfield furnishing the music.
Rheumatism is thought to have one to have entered a saloon.
is
possible
to
have
these
law
break
W E W IL L E X T E N D YOU E V E R Y
F A C IL IT Y
and William L. Brewster have filed
Theodore F ir y of Portland is been the cause of its death.
Second grade: Leo Havens and
visiting bis friend Geo. W. Locker-
Mr. and Mrs. John Keller are the ers corrected without outsid rs in­ 11 the County Clerk’ s office articles and Eddie Gerric.
C O N SIS T A N T W ITH MODERN B A N K IN G P R IN C IP L E S
All of incorperation of the Estacada
| by of Portland,
prowd and happy pa en's cf p ti rfering in the city papers.
First grade: Viola Stratton„ and
Lester Townsend cf Boring was bouncing boy w h o v .rsh rn jan . 14. that is needed is a little straight­ Light & • Power Company, with a Guy Lantz.
fit | in Garfield Thursday
VVe have all felt sad to see so many forward, honest anil open business capital stock of $3000, divided into
L. M. S u r f a c e ,
wi{li the peace officers cn the part 30 shares at $ ic o per share. The
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On Friday evening a pleasant sur- o the old settlers leaving the neigh-
E. F. S u r fa c e ,
of the complainants.
Instead of principal office of of the comany is
J/r¡p rise was tendered M iiS Rachel D_- bo: hood, but we forget our sorrow
Teachers.
hastening to the papers with their at Estacada.
when
we
see
the
population
increas­
vis at the home of her parents, Mr.
grievances these parents and W. C.
Several Estacada business men
¡and Mrs. J. J. Davis, the event cel- ing in this way.
J. W. REEP, Pres.
YLCLM, Vicc-Prcs
Lives of great men all rem nd us T. LT. people might better have the are interested in the company and
j ebratitig her 15th anniversary. A
Postmaster Haviland has received
R. A. STRATTON, Cashier
" l i. the name that makes the man offenders of the law arrested and will have the management of the
! jolly party of her young friends as-
application
blanks and those who
punished.
The
common
council
company’ s business.
Ciretims'anees often find us
sembled and tlie evening p ssel
want
to
bid
for carrying the marl
pleads
innocence
of
any
knowledge
Trying hard a name to plan.
quickly and pleasantly.
@ 3 > ® § s > @ !> i 8 $ a @ S 3 @ § » ©
This week Sadie M. Cary re­ on the new f. r. d. can get the6e
of the laws being violated.
The
Therefore it has been suggested
Miss Laura Clay of Kentucky
News l>e!ieves in the inforcennnt ceived from the Mutual Life Insur­ blank at the pjstoflice.
That we’ ll all he ov.rjoyed
discussed the various pluses of the
of all our criminal laws, but it must ance Company of New York the
If the baby is invested
Woman Sufferage question, at the
contend that no town is more order­ i3,ooo.f o bequeathed Iter by her
school house Tuesday evening. She
With the name of “ PrentisFloyd"
NOTICE TO CRED ITO RS
ly, and no citizens more peaceable husband on the policy he carried in
is a fluent speaker and merits atten­
Notice is hereby given that the under­
the
above
company.
The
payment
of Estacad:}, Oregon*-
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than
these
of
Estacada.
Manager Van Dyke of the Spring
signed has been appointed administrator
tion.
of the policy was made thru the of the est ite of Almond E. Cary, deceased
water Mill Company, reports that
Do you have trouble with your
1 ! A W T A C T U R E R S OP A U . C L A S S E S OI»
Estacada State Batik.
and any and all persons having claims
his mill is turning out great quanti­
A full crew of public servants for
clothes falling off? If so, see C ary’s
against the said estate must present them
ties cf lumber now-days.
Last
the county is to be elected at the
Add.
J. II. Reid, of Milwaukie, who to the undersigned, at his residence at
week they shipped four cars of lum­
Mrs. Lee Wills has been on the ber to the Hazelwiid Lumber com­ ni xt election with exceptions of a s­ has lieen fruit inspector of Clacka­ Springwater, Oregon, duly verified, with­
sessor and superintindintof schools mas and Multnomah counties, lias in six months from the date of this no­
sick list for some time.
pany on the Mt. Sc tt line.
The
And there is not going to he a scar­ relieved himself of these duties iti tice. Dated January' 18, 1906.
W ILLIAM A. BARD,
Friday eve Jan. 19th marked a company has twentyfov.r men on its
city of candidates, no matter how the former county, by appointing
Administrator.
most enjoyable time at the residence payroll. This is more than any
difficult the formality cf getting in­ M r. Lewis of the Maple Grange of D imtck & D tm ick .
; of J J Davis of Garfiel 1 The coun- other mill iu the country enq loys.
to office.
Attorneys for Administrator.
Patrons of Husbrandry, to assist
I try turning out near and far for the ‘ The company is consi lering thè
him in the work. He said that one
grado bui rià^ material a cpccaIty$$$$Q
purpose of giving a surprise party proposition of putting in . n tie.trie
One hundred nintytwo applicants man could not look after the work
I to Miss Rachel Davis in hotter of 'ight j la.:t.
E. F. R il k y
F. B. R il k y
answered
a want ad which appeared satisfcctorialy and that Multnomah
Pres. & Mngr.
Secretary
her 13th birthday. A ttun.h r o f
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[f You Arc Com3 to BcilJ, Y/e C:n Eil
county
will
keep
him
busy.
He
is
valuable presents were tendtredj "I * e largest incubator in the in the Oregon Journal one day last
------ A PPLY TO T H E-------
The ad was for a boiler- of the opinion that Mr Lewis is en­
You Oct to the Tcp Notch in Every-
amor g them lieing n handsome gol l world, with a capacity of ij.o c o week.
tender
This shows that there are tirely competent to look after the
watch and chain, a beautiful Stu- eg ,s. bas just been completed by
Clackamas Title Com pany
work.
R e q u ired ^
! dents hanging lamp, an cxcelent VY. P. Hall i f Pi mb: oke. New a number of peoplein Portland who
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Til E ESTACADA STATE
BANK
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Livery & Feed
Stable
A. Morrow
CAPITAL $10,000.00
We handle Insurance in several cf the Best and Oldest
Companies, Buy Tmd Sell Lands and Issue Drafts
on Foreign Countries. Are local Agents for
the O. W. P. Townsite Company
Call on us—We are here to serve you
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The Buhéis Lumber Company
Fsr end Ceder
LUMBER
(Incorporât ad)
Mouldings in All Clyics
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
W. A. JONIÎ 3 is
rhonc conr
sgent in Es tacada, Oregon
direct with mill
r/rar T
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DO M E PAPER
SW
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| pyrography Outfit, a burnt leather
j sofa cushion cover and many oti e; s
both beautiful anil artistic. The
, number of guests present 78. Cantos
of all kinds were in session until
it p nt, \\1 e 1 an npptiring 1 Itickcn
supjer was serve 1 . A 'te supptr
j all repaired to the sittit g room and
parlor where amusements of v»ri-
. ous kinds kipt all in a gixxl humor
until the wee hours of 3 a. tn.
wher, after a vote was cast dcclar-
ing Miss Rachel and family excel-
Imt entertainers, all prepared tfcern-
s.lve . with wrapsand fursar.d went
York. It is ic 2 feet long : nd 4 feet ire looki::K for work.
606—608, Chamber of Commerce Bldg..
The Gr:p
Partitions divide it
4 incht s wide
PORTLAND, OREGON
The primary election law requires “ Before we cm sympathize with other»,
into too compart nietu, euch a c o ii
we must have suffered ourselves.” No
i d .ting two tra> s. The trai » have that you give your politics when one call realize the *11 Tiering attendant For full information in relation to
wi:e botti n;s and hold 75 • g-,
,.h you register, hut when you take a upon an attack of the grip, unless he h is
To fill this Incubator a sing! time ticket on election to vote you are had the actual experience. Tliere isprob- C la ck am as C o .
Lands
no disease that closes so mn:h phy­
with common, not thoroughbred. privileged to vote for w h atever and ’
sical an t tnentil agony, or which »» suc-
& Titles
eggs would require an expenditure! whomever you please,
| cessfully defies medical aid. All danger
Reliable Abstracts of Title at reasonst-
of $6.000 fo r ig g s of the requisite
-
j from the grip, however, may be avoided
freshuev would cost 40 ten s a iloz- j It might be »aid that since the by the prompt use of Chamberlain’s ble rates. Loans Negotiated. Clacks-
cn. As one hen covers 15 eggs for appointment of the ilc ifo n officers Cough Remedy. Among t*-e tens o f ! mas County Property Bought fk Sold,
hatching, the incubator does the the campaign is fairly on, ar.d it is thousands who have u e l this remedy, | T axis received at our Portland office
n it one case has ever been reporter! that
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Estates Managed
woik of 1,000 fowets, or has the in order for those who are in the has
resulted in pneumonia or that hasn't ’>
« 4 ici:\ «tf > hh hen sitting constant- pot to set to it that they do not get recovered.
For sale by the Kstacada
Dec.!?. Mortgages and other Papers
Drag Steve.
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Accurately Drawn
ly fir ¡9 1 earv
horned.