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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF ESTACADA AND EASTERN CLACKAMAS COUNTY, THE RICHEST PART OF OREGON
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E S T A C A D A , O REGO N, T H U R S D A Y , J U L Y
The eagle screamed, until he was
TO ACCOMMODATE
j hoarse.
I am in the market to buy Wool,
Hides, Pelts and Beef Cattle, and
5,
1906.
t
i f Ä
affli
NEW S
$1 A Y E A R
Jap-A -Lac at Carys’ .
P A R K H O TEL
Mrs. T. A. Miller, of Sell wood, wiU Pa-V * ood I,rices tor same’ See
; me before selling David Briden- Meals 25cts. Good board by the
: was in Estacada, Sunday.
: stine, Estacada.
week with room $4 per week.
It was a sane celebration and all
A nd to meet the increasing demand of our well-satisfied custom­
feel better for having celebrated.
Binder for Sale
addressed a grange meeting on the
ers we have decided to put in an exclusive stock of Staple and
Mrs. Charlotte Young is visiting Fourth.
A right hand McCormack hinder
Fancy Groceries of the best known brands and highest quality at | herV i I uk / i ter,°Mrs^H' A. Williams
G. W. Morrow and W. P. Ready in good condition.— A. J. Brown,
the lowest possible prices.
Rev. Welter returned, Monday, spent Sunday in the cool shades of R. K. I). 1, Barton, Oregon.
to complete the work on his house. Estacada. These gentlemen dropped ]
W e expect to be able to serve our patrons inside oí a week
Hay for Sale—'Farm for Rent
John B. Havilnnd celebrated the 100 votes each in the goddess of
liberty
ballot
boxes.
j
Eight
acres good hay grass, part
glorious day among friends in Esta­
A
t
last
Sunday’
s
prayer-meeting
clover.
Cheap for cash.
Also, a
cada.
of the Young People’ s Association 90-acre farm for rent. Plenty good
Miss Mary Womer will lead at the
these were elected as officers for the ! fruit. J. G. Brown, 1 mile east of
Young People’s prayer meeting next
Currinsville, Oregon.
! next six months—
Sunday.
We shall bold a special sale on our shirtwaists of the very
Miss Stella Womer, president;
Mrs. T . J. Mathews Dead
E. Lacey of the Dodge district, ! Miss Gertrude Morrow, vicepresi-
latest and up-to-date patterns at prices that will make them
was transacting business in town, (iellt ; Miss Kittie Reagan treasurer;
move, and at the same time continue our successful sale of
Mrs. Pamelia Mathews died last
Monday.
W OMEN & M E N ’S L IN E N GOODS
Miss Zoa Irwin, secretary.
Sunday at 2 p. m. Mrs. Mathews
Preaching and Sunday School in
The gauge glass in one of the en­ had been sick « ith ¡ s lima forseveral
the school next Sunday at the us- gines broke, Wednesday, and a piece years, and had been living for the
' ual hours.
hit and inflicted a bad wound in an past year with her son, John’ s fam­
She had partly
J. W. Gilstrap was overcome by arm of the engineer. He was taken ily, in Portland.
recovered from her sickness, and
the heat Tuesday, and was confined to a hospital in the city.
was up and around, when last week
to his home.
Last week the wood-working fac­
she suddenly took worse. Deceased
Miss Abbie Irwin assumed her tory got out and shipped to a Spo-
was married to Thomas J. Mathews
duties in the telephone and postof- kaue firm, a car of 8-foot, 5 ^ x 5 ^
in Tennessee, and they moved to
crossarms. These are some of the i
fice, Monday.
Oregon and settled near where E s­
Mrs. Mary Knight returned to largest crossarms put out.
tacada nowisin 82. T h ty have lived
Portland, Sunday after three weeks
W. F. Salisbury, of Portland, a here ever since. Mrs. Mathews was
on the farm.
special representative of the pu b-1 of the Quaker faith, and lived it
The construction of the carbolin i ,ishsrs’ Advertising association was during her entire life.
She was 59
eiim wood preserving plant is pro- in Estacada. Monday, taking orders | years and 9 months old at death,
for ‘ Sixty Centuries of Progress.” ^ Those who survive her and mourn
gressing rapidly.
To close them out I will make special low prices on all my
A fire cracker was thrown in the her departure are, her husband, T .
Harman Green, and family, are,
,.
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,
..
.
1 awning on Harmon Green’s store J- Mathews, a daughter, Mrs. Anna
L A D IE S ’ KID CLOVES
j
receiving a visit from Mr. Green’ s
____________________ Make your choice in these early-------------------------
yesterday afternoon and set fire to j Staler of Portland, four sons, John,
farther of Oregon City.
, the cloth. It was noticed in time Gliver, David and James, all of
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Remember, you get good value | to prevent a ljitd fire, although the whom were at her bedside at time
A nice line of Ladies’
for your money in Ladies’ Dress buildiug was a trifle scorched.
of death.
'
Goods at Mrs. Crane’s.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wanocot, of
N E W S H I R T W A I S T S & S U M M E R F A B R IC S
Old Chronic Sores
Mrs. Bertha Curl, of Jefferson, Portland, went out to the farm near
As a dressins for old chronic sores there
j has been spending tile week with Garfield, Sunday, to visit with Ed.
is nothing so good as Chamberlain’s Salve
her peopl- ill Estacada.
and family. Their father, Hon. G .. While it is not advisable to heal old sores
Mrs. Claude Whitman returned W. Wanocot, was recently elected entirdly, they should bq kept in a good
condition, for which this salve is especi­
to Portland, Wednesday, with Mrs. county judge of Douglas county.
ally valuable. For sore nipples Cham­
Masters her sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Paxton and berlain’s Salve has no superior. For sale
Our Greatly Increased Patronage
In our Dry Goods Department from now until the
4th of July---------------------------
I
f you wish to trade where you can
get the best goods at the
Low est Prices
possible and nothing misrepresented
Call on us
Special prices on Straw Hats while they last
The EM PO R IU M
Darowish
Estacada,
C&
Company
A. E. Sparks
Oregon
Special Prices
FOR THE FOURTH
M r s D. C. C R A N E
THE BANK OF ESTACADA
Transacts A General Banking Business
Capital, $6,000.00
A number of disorderlies were j Mr and Mrs. F. S. Drake of Phila- by the Estacada Drug Store.
taken up and made to walk the delphia, were at the Hotel Estacada
straight and narrow way.
Monday.
Mr. Paxton is general i
Miss Lulu Simmons and b rother,! manager, and Mr. Drake Asst, gen-
M. E . , were out from Portland and era* manager of the new electric &
street railway merger.
attended Saturday’s dance.
William Straight was taken real
C. S. Allen and family are occu­
sick
a week ago with a fever, and
pying the Warfield residence. Mr.
was very low at times.
However,
Allen is employed at Cazadero.
with the best of care he is again up
The ice cream gave out early in and around, though he is quite
the day, which was one of the worse weak. Billy is going up to the hot
things that could have happened.
springs for a few weeks as soon as
L O S T — A gold broach, round, he feels able.
set with pearls and ruby, open cen­
The Fourth had some accidents.
ter.
Reward.
Return to News I Just as H Cooper had his furniture
office.
| float ready to join the line of parade
THE FOURTH'
IN ESTACADA
Between Five and Six Thous-
and People Visit
the City
The Dubois Lumber Company
■a— »
of Estacada, Oregon*---- -
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MANUFACTURERS OF A L L CLASSES OF
Fir and Cedar
LUMBER
grade building material a specialty^
If You Are Going to Build, We Can Fit
You Out to the Top Notch in Every­
thing R e q u ire d ^ a F ^ ^ ^ a ? ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ < F
Mouldings, in All Styles
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
W . A. JONES is our selling agent in Estacada. Oregon
Telephone connection direct with mill
The elements of nature were on
good behavior yesterday, and not a
nicer day could have been for the
people to celebrate their country’ s
birthday.
And the city was gaily
Miss. E va Ryan, Mrs. Ryan and the team took freight and ran away. decorated in appropriate style. Con­
This hank lias the local agency for some of the very best
Miss Olive of Portland, were guests Mr. Cooper and R. A. Wilcox were gratulations to the committee in
People began to arrive
the
Fourth at the home of Mrs. A. both slightly injured. The float and charge.
Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : ;
I Morrow.
contents were demolished. Nooth- early, and by the time the exercises
Mr. and Mrs. E S. Womer and jer damage was done.
x started the city was pretty well filled j
with celebraters.
family, yesterday, entertained their [ A freak politician of Pennsylvan-
If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. If you
The parade took place without a
I friends, Mr. Durant and family of ia filed a statement of his election
have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no
hitch—-after the start. This part of
Portland.
expenses which amounted to thirty
the program was delayed on account
property of our own for sale and can push your sales
Mrs. Charles Hegstrom and the «“ *»• He ran for the legislature on of the band being delayed n getting
children have returned home from I ^ ,e democratic ticket,
out from Portland. After the pa­
j Idaho, and there’ s another happy j C. E . Ramsby, county recorder- rade the people assembled at the pa­
Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing
| man in town.
j elect, has appointed as his chief de- vilion and listened to a patriotic
papers of every kind
Engine i n got off the track b e-1 P°fy> L . E. Williams of lualuttn. address by Hon. Geo. C. Brownell.
' tween Estacada and Cazadero, S a t- j ^ ' ss <“ora nc,iegger, of Milwaukie, In the nail driving contest Mrs. J.
unlay, and engaged the wrecking W' R be retained in theoffice as book i Niche Ison won the prize. The pie
crew a short time.
j machine operator.
! eating by the boys came next and
Fifty Portland ministers with their George Coombs «on first prize and
Miss Dora Madole, of Seattle, ar­
families and friends spent Monday , Kollin Navotne second,
rived here Tuesday oil a vacation
here picnicing along the Clackamas.
After dinner the sports took place
M A IN S T R E E T
visit to her sister, Mrs. M. H. Rich- i
They left Portland tit 8 45 a. m. at the race track.
The 100 yard
ards, and the family.
S H IP Y O U R
tin a special car and on reaching dash by the boys was won by W111.
The railroad company is building ^
they
in groupi, fish. Navotne first and ‘ Rolliu " Navotne
ON CLACKAMAS CO. LANDS , another bridge across the Clacka ing, hunting and enjoying then s 1vs second.
LADIES’ SEWING
For Sale or Rent
mas at the dam.
A . Morrow is generalyl returning home late in the
Ralph Wills won the 440 yard '
W E M AK E
Sewing
and dressmaking doné to
furnishing the piling
afternoon.
j foot race and Jesse Stubbs second.
the abstract of title to the security offered
A new, 8-room house on Main St
to V E T S C H & S O N S ,
order
for
ladies—Gertrude
Morrow.
The hall game ended before it was
and attend to all details in the closing
A . N. Johnson was at Oregon
Doctor and Mrs. C. B. Smith and
BO R IN G , O RE
First house south of school house.
up of Mortgage I«oans
finished,
a
dispute
over
a
decision
City last Saturday to seethe author- son> sim, are now residents of E s
All finished. Inquire of N. Welter.
Call on us for information concern- ilies about apprehending the thief taCaGa, and are comfortably housed do^ d U“ -‘ * ame;
H IG HEST PR IC E PAID FOR
ITic races at track followed, and
in the only swell flat inthecity, up­
ing Clackamas county Records 1 who robbed his jewelry stand.
in the evening the fireworks. The
H. Cooper St Company will close
stairs
in
the
Bank
of
Estacada
huild-
The students of the Portland high
hration from start to finish was
Thursday June 28, 1906, was the j out their Stock of Sewing Machines
Clackamas Title C o m y school came out in a train of four mg. They moved up from Eagle c-_h
well conducted and enjoyed by all. 45th birthday of Mrs. Jennie Wag- j in Estacada at 50 per cent front the
E. F. Riley, Attorney at I.aw, President. ■'■’.rs last Thursday evening and had , Creek last week.
Dr. Smith has
Oct, and an afternoon party w a s! retail price.
Now is the Golden
Frank B. Riley, Atty. at laiw, Secretary.
his
office
suite
of
rooms
in
the
same
a ln .d o a in t e park pavilion.
given Mrs. Wagner in honor of the Opportunity to get a good machine,
O R E G O N CITY TRUST CO.
BOUGHT a n d SOLD
606 608, Chamber of Commerce,
building.
LO ST Somewhere between the
occasion
A luncheon was served, ; This will lie good only for a few
awn tis fm mas mo « msiatmns
P O R T L A N D O RE.
Money loaned on real ami
Boulevard and where the races took
and a very pleasant time was spent. j days. We have just receiver! a fine
Don't Be Hmkward
chattel security
Those who were present: Mr. ayd 1 Stock of Dishes which we «ill sell
Dr> not hrsistatr to ask for a free «am­
Go to J. F Lovelace for FIotir p'acé.a pair of gold Ixtwed eve glas-
ple
of
Chamberlain'4
stomach
anil
liver
Mrs. Philip Wagner, Misses Olive, very reasonably. Our Line of Ftir-
Horses For Sale
If you want to buy «
Ret,lrn to HoUl l a c a d a .
Abstracts of Title made
and Feed.
tablets. We are x l..l to give them to
Rubv, Abbie and Ida Wagner, Otis, nil,ire is latge, and wc must reduce
After
spending
a
week
around
the
Flour
or
Feed
get
his
prices,
he
can
One 3-year old mare, one half
direct from the records
anyone who is troubled with b ilio M tw ,
Earl and Virgil Wagner, Mr. and it to make room for new goods.
blood Percheron. Also one 8-year save you money. Hides and Sheep old haunts, F. M. G ill started last lonstipation, or any disorder of tin stom­
Mgrs. Mrs. Thomas Huxley, Mrs. W. K.
Come in ami see us we will give
He ach. Manv have been permanently cured
old mare, good driver double or sin- Pelts bought.
Estacada, Oregon, Thursday on his retnrn east.
, you u Irarg.un.
O u g o n C i t y
O regon Havilaiid and son. William.
stopped off at Hood River where he by their use
gle. Inquire W. S. Irwin, Estacada. Warehouse on O W P track.
Money to Loan on
Real Estate
INSURANCE
Fruit Jars
In Pints, Quarts
Half Gallons
&
Also Fruit Jar Rubbers
W. A. HEYLMAN, Cashier.
Call and get prices at
C. F. H ow e’s
M O N E Y TO L OAN
CREAM
NOTICE
BUTTER FAT
BUTTER, CREAM, & MILK
Dimick & Dimick,
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