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purchase of the system, aucl the! Jack Tool left nowhere, Sunday,
i purchasing contr; ct is ready for for nowhere never to return to uo-
; the officers’ signatures. In the first where— wish him God speed,
t'U U U SH K O EVERY THURSDAY BY
H. A. W IL L IA M S
place the owners of the water s y s-! Harold Gordon was at Cotton last
! tent made a proposition to sell to Saturday looking for a new home—
Entered at the postoffice in EsUcada.Or.
; the city the system for $ \ 773. and it’s a good thing for young men to
as second class mail.
t , ~T.
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,• after much deliberation the city a- ! get homes of their own.
Advertising rates made known on r.ppli-
I wish to thank R e x G . for a mess
cation. Copy for publication anil change greed to accept the oner, w ith a
of ail copy must be handed in not later few changes and at a lower figure, of 90 fine trout.
than Wednesday morning to insure pub­
Mrs. Jas. Moor visited Mrs. L A
providing arrangements could be
lication for that week.
Gordon, Sun lay.
made
to
convert
it
to
a
natural
grav-
suascMPiioft u n s
Cazadero is quite an attraction.
SI 00 ety system. This could not be done
.so
Si. IU.Ua
at once and so the owners of the People from all parts of the state
plant agreed to include the pump­ I are here Sundays loooking at the
ing station at a price, of $7,000 and 1 great dam ami other works sprung
A P R IL . 12,
1906
in this shape the bargain was to be up in the past three years.
It is claimed that the sys­
The St. Johns Review has re­ closed.
ceived city printing the past few tem is net worth the $7,000 asked
For County Clerk
months amounting to $800. Some­ for it; that it is poorly constructed;
that $4,000 will put in an adequate
what different in other cities.
system for the citv, and that we can
undersigned announces him­
Old Vesuvius has been at it a- not afford to buy it just at present. self as a Republican candidate for
County Clerk,
gaiii, destroying man’ s handiwork, These things were talked of when the nomination for
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animal life, and filling Italy's vine- negotiations first l.egu.1, but as it 'sub* ct to the dec,slon of the Re
clad hills and dales with burning was said the company would shut Pulican voters at the Prin,ary nom
the
ashes.
down the plant if it could not be inatin* election to ** held on
20th
day
of
April
next.
sold, and that it would not extend
Am now serving my first term,
The Oregon Daily Journal says, it to those who were clamoring for
insist on having ‘Maid in Oregon’ water, the council thought itself and as the duties of the office make
goods. If thousands of our bache­ justified in buying the outfit at as j it impossible for me to make an ac­
tive campaign in person I take this
lors would take the advice home, it low a price as possible.
Bonds in
| method of asking for a renomina
might help some.
the sum of $10,000 were to be is
• extend-1
_. __, tion at J your hands which I assure
sued , and .1 the _ money ___
used 1 in
Estacada expects to grow a good
you will be greatly appreciated.
ing the system about town, convert­
E. W. G R E E N M A N .
deal this summer. — Oregon Daily
ing it to one of natural gravety and
Journal.
making other improvements.
Yes, and the country surrounding
The city must be supplied with
Estacad% j s as good as the best in
water, and if the present owners of
Oregon; laud can l e bought at a
the water system will continue oper­
reasonable price, and there is no
ating it and extend it, it would lie
reason ^vliy the country should not
better for the city not to purchase
keep up with the terminal city.
at present.
And if the petitioners
can show t h e council beyond a
One week more before primary
doubt that the price asked is much
day, and the voter who goes into
aliove the actual worth, then the
th ¿jotting booth before first making negotiations ought to be broken off,
11 jp* mind who he shall vote for
otherwise the city should take over
wdfchave a task on his hands, and
the plant. If a more economical
ma^ be vote for someone he does course can be pursued linn that al­
i.qj^wisli to.
The ballot will be ready proposed by the council that
laige and contain many names. It
should be the course taken.
It is
is btti, uatural that this paper should
not probable tlmt the plant would
R A L P H W. H O YT,
take special interest in the candi­
be shut down, it is not right for the
dates from its home part of the
Candidate
for Republican nomina­
city to pay more for the water sys­
county.. Dr. C. B. Smith for rep­
tion for
tem than it is worth.
Who shall
resentative, and F . J. Harkenrider lie the judges? A remonstrance from
STATE
TREA SU RER
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I
for county commissioner are our
practically the whole people should
J. A. T A L B E R T
only candidates in this part of the
receive due consideration.
Oil the
OP CLACKAM AS
county, and we should like to see a
other hand it is said that the city
Candidate for Republican Nomina­
good, majority vote cast for these
should not subject itself to an e x ­
tion for .
men at the primary.
And why
pensive litigation by backing down
(INCORPORATED)
R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
shouldn’ t they receive it? Eotli are
011 the deal.
old citizens, competent, and known
I have subscribed to Statement
to nearly everyone. They are men
The Estacada Meat Market wants No. 1, and will support for U. S.
of experience, have a wide acquaint­ ail unlimited liunilier of beef cattle, Senator, the man who receives the
ance and can do more for us than hogs, veal, sheep, and chickens for highest number of the people's
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
can the stranger.
We believe that which they will pay the highest votes.
now is the time for the East side to market price.
Ed. Hrgan has returned and will
assert itself, and cast its ballot in­
clerk in Retd's store.
Crip Quickly Knocked Out
fluence for its home candidates. In
Herman Fisher, a rustli lg farm­
Sonic weeks ago during severe winter
fact our rapidly growing wants and
er
of Logan, was selling product i
weather
both
wy
wife
and
niyrclf
con­
importance in the county demand
tracted severe colds which speedily de­
the little recognition asked for at the veloped into the worst kind of la gripge town, last week.
Mr. Stafford, a prominent con
approaching primary, April 20.
with all its miserable symptoms," says
Mr. J. S. Iigleston of Maple Landing, tractor and builder, arrived here on
The Business of the Merchants of Estacada and the
The petitioned remonstrance a- Iowa. “ Knees and joints aching, mus­ Tuesday from Trinidad, Col.
cles sore, head stopped lip, eyes and nose
Mrs. McKown, of New Mexico,
gainst the purchasing by the city running, with alternate spells of of chills
Farmers is Solicited
of Estacada of the water system of and fever. We began using Cliamhelain's arrived here, Tuesday, and wd’. re­
the railway company l i s rece vel Cough Remedy, aiding the same with main for awhile with her daughter,
the signatures of a great majority of a double dose of Chamberlain's Stomselie Mrs. W. A. Hey'man.
W E W IL L E X T E N D YOU E V E R Y
F A C IL IT Y
The regular meeting day of the
the tax-payers of the city.
This and Liver Tnblets, and by its liberal use
soon completely knocked out the grip.
C O N SIS T A N T W IT H M ODERN B A N K IN G P R IN C IP L E S
Ladies’ Aid has lieen changed fre m
remonstrance has been filed with the Sold by the Kstacada Drug Store.
Friday to Thursday. The ladies
city recorder, and will be read at the
will meet 1 ext week Apri 19th,
next meeting of the council, April
Mount Zion
with Mrs. E. F. Surface.
17. Considerable interest in shown
Call on us—Wc are here to serve you
A sociable time was enjoyed by
in this controversy liecause tile city
Ed. Rich resigned his position in
has passed an ordinance authorizing a large crowd in honor of Miss Fre­ Reed's store, Tuesday.
Mr. and
da Dims at the home of her parents Mrs. Rich go to Littell, Wash.,
last Saturday evening, April 7th. where Mr. Rich will have the man-
W. REED, Pres.
T. YUCUM, Vice-Pres $
The evening was p! a santly passed agmetit of the Wisconsin Lumber
R. A. STRATTON, Cashier
wi ll games and music, and at the Company's general store,
close an excellent luncheon was
served by the hostess.
NOTICE
D. M. Marshall had a narrow es­
Call for scaled bids for the erection of
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
cape from serving Jonah’ s fate while
fishing in Eagle creek last Thurs­ a school house building.
Notice is hereby given that the school
day. He sat down on a roll of Sal­
director» of district No. io8‘ Clackamas
Dr. C. B. SMITH
mon eggs and which adhered to his county, Slate of Oregon, will, on April
P
H
YSIC IA N & SURGEO N
trousers, and later when sitting 011 14, 1906, at 10 A. M., consider bids for
0. W. P. & Ry. Co.
a small branch close to a deep pool j the erection of a school house building Estacada officer lip stairs in Howe’s store.
of water angling with a large moun- |in Estacada, said county and state, ac­
ESTACADA-PORTLAND
tum trout, a big salmon smelled the
10 t!,e pl:,n,s ,and »Purifications
, .
, .
,
» » . ,
mid to be completed by beptember 1st Dr. Smith will be at his home in Eagle
Iva.t on his trousers seat and decid-1 tgaf A11 bi(ls shouM be nMnssed to
Creek evetpngs and mornings.
Cars leave Estacada for Port- ’
ed to get it. The result was Mr. M. j J. }•'. Lovelace, Clerk, Estacada, and
land:
lost a good square out of the poste each hid must be accompanied by a car­
rier part of his Sunday pants. He 1 tified check payable to School District
7M7. 9M7. 1 1 :37 A. M. and
William K. Haviland, M. D.
turned and saluted tile fish with u 108, Clackamas county, for io per cent
1 :37> 3:47. 5:37. 9:05 P. M.
of the amount of the bid as security that
! kick 011 the chin, to teach it not to the bidder will, if his bid is accepted, at
PHI SIC(4M an» SCRGiON.
j do such impudent things. He lias once enter into a contract with said dis­ Cldcs at the F a g .tare,
Cars leave Portland for Esta­
-
(KacaSa
trict for the erection of said school house
j swore off fishing.
cada:
The ESTACADA N E W S
FOR
ECONOMY
USE
PHŒNIX PURE PAINT
Cary~ Hardware Co.
® THE ESTACADA STATE BANK J
CAPITAL $10,000.00
We handle Insurance in several of the Best and Oldest
Companies, Buy and Sell Lands and Issue Drafts
on Foreign Countries. Are local Agents for
the O. W. P. Townsite Company
The total registration of Clacka­
mas county is about 4,600.
Fish Supt. Wisner has started to
put in a salmon rack at Cazadero to
stop Spring salmon. This rack was
formerly used at Clackamas.
II
f è
§
I
Humor and Philosophy
B y DUNCAN M. SMITH
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Some people are curious to hear the
truth told Just to know liow It sounds.
It takes two to make a bargain un­
less It Is at the bargain counter; then
the bead of the department makes
scores with one sweep of his pencil.
J. I t -C
Man’s Inhuman­
ity to man makes
countless feminine
creatures flirt for
all that’s out with
any
man
that
comes along.
—
A bat doesn't look large enough to
carry a man, yet you ofleu hear of a
husky 209 pouiulor going on a bat.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clackamas.
Dora M. McKinstry, Plaintiff.
VS
Richard McKinstry, Defendant.
To Richard
McKinstry, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
; in the above entitled suit, in the above
entitled Court on or before Friday, April
23th, 1906, the same .being six weeks
from the first publication of this sum­
mons; and you will take notice that if
you fail to so appear and answer said
comlaint, the Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint to-wit; That the bonds of mat­
rimony existing between you and Plain­
tiff be dissolved.
This sommons is published by the or­
der of the Hon. Thos. F . Ryan, Judge of
the County Court of the County of Clack­
amas, State of Oregon, in the Estacada
News, a weekly newspapet of general
circulation, in Clackamas County, for
six weeks commencing Friday March 9,
1906, and continuing to and including
Friday, April 20th, 1906.
G e o . C. B r o w n e i . l a n d L iv y S t i p p ,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Caught Cold While Hunting
A Burglar
There Is n class of men who would
Mr. Wtn. Thos. Lanorgan, provincial
like Information on liow to appear to Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, says: “ I
be working though Idle.
C;'. ight a severe cold while hunting a
burglar in the forrest swamp last fall.
People who are fond of vague elu­
sive reminiscences should always order Hearing of Chamberlain’s Cough Reme­
dy, I tried it, and after using two smalt
hash.
bottles, I was oompletely cured." This
Insomnia Is rarely promoted by close remedy is intended especiall for coughs
attention to tlie preacher's sermon.
j and colds. It will loosen and relieve a
severe cold in less time than any other
Possibly a woman can get to heaven treatment and is a favorite wherever its
without n lew hat, but doesn’t she
superior excellence has become known.
want a little firctasto of heaven on
For sale by the Estacada Drugstore.
ear'.h?
%
Is going to grow this
coining summer mor e
rapidly than ever before.
The great Electric Pow­
er Plant, costing over
$1,000,000.00 will b e
completed, a large saw­
mill will be built, and
logs will be floatad down
the Clackamas from miles
above. The price cf prop­
erty should advance with
the completion of enter­
prises now under way,
and the perfection of those
already in operation.
We have some choice busi­
ness and residence lots in
Estacada which are good in­
vestments for anyone.
Prices reasonable and terms
(tty .
0. W. P. Townsite
Company
COR F IR ST
PO RTLAN D
A
ALDER
OREGON
Estacada State Bank
LOCAL A l . K N T i
ESTACAD A
ORH
I TIME CARD
Moki calta aaewereA
building according to said plans and
specifications and within the time herein
Night brìi at Second St. entrance
allowed. Plans and specifications of said
Rheumatism Makes Life Miserable
building may be seen and consulted at
j A happy home is the most valuable the Estacada State Bank, Estacada, or at
I possession that is Within the reach of the office of J. E. Lovelace, Clerk.
The
| mankind, hut you cannot enjoy its con: said successful bidder will be required
forts if you are snffering from rheuma- j to furnish a bond with sureties to be ap-
tism. You throw aside business c.ires proved hv said school directors, in the
LA W YER
when you cnier your home and you can sum of one half the amount their bid con-
All business promptly attended to
be relieved from those rheumatic pains ditioned upon the faithful performance
also by applying Chamberlain's T'ain of any performance of any contract or ORFCOK CITY,
OBBGOJ*
Balm. One application will give you agreement entered into between them
relief and its continued use for a short and said school district. There is upon
time will bring about a permanent cure, the school house site* one hundred and
For sale by the Kst icada Drug Store.
sixty dollars worth of dimension lumber
belonging to said district, this must be
Cazadero Notes
j purchased by the successful bidyler. The
Attorney at Law
directors reserve the right to reject any
N O TARY PUBLIC
Clarence Daily «¡-«.it Saturday and all bids
By order of the School Directors Dist. Estates carefully looked after.
Mortga­
evening at Mr. SprirgeFs n tar Red
ges foreclosed and Collections made
land. He says lie went to see Orrin 108 Clackamas county, Oregon, this 22d
day of March 1906.
All Businc." Given Cartful Attention
and I might bel c t i if it were not
J. E. L O V E L A C E
for the two pretty (laughters.
ESTA CA D A ,
- -
OREGON
Clerk.
O ne W
iio
K
n o w s .
Geo. C BROWNELL
W. A. HEYLMAN,
7:30, 9:30, 1 1 V> A. M. and
1:30, 3:40. 5:44. 7:I5 P. M.
Way freight leaves Estacada
in the morning, returning in
the evening.
Main offices of the company: 132 1-2
First St. Portland, Oregon.
Livery & Feed
Stable
T h e o n ly b are in th* city
Good trams and careful drivers to
any port of the country
A. Morrow
If some people could do as they
please they wouldn’t do nt all.
He Knows AH About It.
The city guy, turncil Farmer John,
To all the tricks la catching on.
He knows a chicken from a cow,
A three horse binder from a plow,
And he can tell you right away
The difference ’twixt corn and hay.
Some Reasons Why Mr.
rider Should
Harken­
Be Elected
County Commissioner
His knowledge of county affairs is
broad, and he has a mind of his own.
He is an honest, hardworking
: farmer, and well liked by his neigh­
As soon as he has thrashed his wool
bors.
And has his pullets fit to pull
And baled his eggs and shelled his hay
He has a good knowledge of road
And prot his pumpkins packed away.
! and bridge construction.
He'll gather all his haystacks In
And whitewash his potato bln.
He has been a resident citizen
When ho has taught the calf to squeal tax-paytT for 23 years.
And fed the gobbler on oatmeal
And milked the cow3 three times a day | He has never asked for nor held
’Cause butter's high and such things a county office.
pny.
He’ll really feel he knows a lot.
Commissioners should be located
That he can tell you what is what.
in the various parts of the county
He'll wear his whiskers pretty long.
Display Lis murcles tough and strong. so that the local needs of all parts
He’ll come to town his roll to blow,
He’ll view the sights and see the show. may be known of by the county
And some wise guy that’s smooth and court.
■ lk'k
The northeast part of the county
Will sell to him the same old brick.
has not had a representative in that
He Took the Hint.
body for years.
He is located within two hours
journey of the county seat.
A s proof that we are not antago­
nistic to the other parts of the coun­
ty, will say: That we are only ask­
ing for what we deserve; that we
are reasonable, since we only want
one of the various county and state
offices; and that we were advised by
Fortune Hantar—There are some poo- some of the leading representatives
pie who are Jnrt crazy on the subject
, ,
H aw to make a fortune."
of the other Parts of the «w n ty to
Heiress— Yea, tint I am only interest- pick out and settle upon some one
e.l in fcovr to leap one.
| man for this f lace.