T H K
N E W S the park. A large and very differ
ent band stand is to take the plac;
Pt'IH.lSHRD Tltl'RSDAV
MORNING of the old stand at the Oaks.
J. ,
\V. Reed, superintendent of carpen
H. A. W ILLIAM S
ter work for the railway company,
has charge of the work.
Entered at the postoffice In Esucada, Oreccn.
OUR BARGAINS
I& .S E E
We have in a fine large assortment
Floor
Mattings
K S T A C A D A
second class mail
of the Fancy, Seamless kind at low prices
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
TELESCOPES, ALL S,ZES AND PR,CES
One year
Six months
RECEIVED:
___________________________________
It would seem that a greater num-
ber of vessels go down each year
than are built and put in coniniis-
sion.
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CO
A P R IL
JUST
A NEW SHIPMENT OF
Dishes, Crockery Etc.
H. COOPER & COMPANY
THE FURNITURE DEALERS
2J, 1907
Mr. and Mrs. !•.. I'.. Roberts and
son, Cilen, were guests of 1 lie News
home Saturday and Sunday
1 hey
Have recently come out of the Silver
I.ake county where they have been
with the Embody Lumber company
since leaving here last spring. 1 hey
now g ° to H oxl River to live.
While in the Interior Mr. and Mrs.
Rolierts both took up[timber claims.
ed property: The B1-2 of the N E1-4 and
One ofjnost beautiful'and fascin
There are a few allegations in the
ating
bits of scenery near Estacada
street improvement case which, it
seems, it will lie impossible for the is the water falls at the big electric
power house. These falls are caused
plaintiffs to prove.
bv the surplus* water from the res
ervoir
which escapes through gates
Some of our citizens think that
Estacada has suffered an injury be in t! e dam. About 75 ie t below
cause of the notice a couple of out« the gates the water passes over a
business men have recently received natural, rocky precipice aliout 75
in the city papers
We do not a- feet high, and then joins the waters
gree with them.
If such advertis of the river.
Chick Chick Chick
ing injured, St Johns would he down
This is a hard world in business.
and out, but instead it is growing
It always lias been and always will
faster than ever.
be. There are many good and gen
erous men in it who will gladly lend
Estacada can not afford to main
you a helping hand’ in your time’ of
tain the water system as it was last
need, but such men''are not to be
year. The money realized from the
found among those who try to get
sale of water bends was to be used
you to embark in speculation with
partly for the purpose of establish
your little surplus. Investigate pro
ing a gravity water system for the
spective investments thoroughly;
town. If the springs in reservoir
when you can not, then deposit
gulch will supply enough water for
your earnings in the savings depart
the town the system will not cast a
ment in the Estacada State Bank.
great deal, but if water has to 1«
See E. L- Fraley, cashier.
piped in from any distance more
money will be needed. Only about
two months longer can enough wa
ter be had from the present source.
Bone M eal
Oyster Shells
Chick Food
AT
H O W E ’ S
f -
GR EAT BALL
C. BROWNELL
Company
H ave outside Land,
Sale..
including Farms, for
Also residence property, situated in
A ,
Oieegon City, Gladstone, Milwauke,
Estacada, Malwaukie Park, Oak Grove
\
*
On ea^y terms.
stracts; furnished.
Title guaranteed and Ab
Money to Loan at low
Court Inspects Bridge
rake of interest to assist purchasers
County Commissioners Killen and
Lewellen and County Judge Dimick
were here last Saturday and inspect
ed the Clackamas bridge at this
point, an^l other sites for a new
bridge, and the new road that would
consequently be made in the event
of a new bridge being built down
the river. A close inspection
of the
so©
old bridge showed that the timbers
«saem^sisyaxCALL ON US. j-j sayasaefies»
Office In the Caufield Block.
Phone 521
’ a
, Oregon City
weak from rot, and the structure is
not considered very Safe under a
heavy load. The bridge has stood
over fourteen years, and the average
life of fir for such purposes in this
country is considered ten years. A
new bridge will be built, or the old
one repaired. The lioard will take
the necessary steps at once to see
what should lie done arid the esti
mate cost of the different proposi
tions. Quite a number of farmers
and business men accompanied the
board 011 the inspection.
The Dubois Lumber Company
— "■■■ of Estacada, Oregon
m a n u fa c t u r e r s op a l l c l a s s e s op
Fir and Cedar
L UMB E R
1
—
specialty •-+++•++:
<33££tHigh grado building material a
If You Arc Going to Build, We Can Fit
You Out to the Top
Notch in
Every-
p
thing I^e
Mouldings in All Styles
C. E. DLIBOIS, Manager
|j
W . A. JO N ES i> our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon
Telephone connection direct with mill
GEO . C B R O W N E L L
W. A. H E Y L M A N
O BKROX C IT Y
KSTACADA
BRQWNELL and HEYLMAN
ATTORNEYS-ATLAW
P R AC TIC E IN A L L COURTS
All kind« of Legal Business promptly attended to
Estate* and Probate Matter* carefully taken care of
»»».».»»»♦ .I.
President Roosevelt lias said time
and again that he would not accept
another nomination for the presi
dency That should end it. There
are other good men besides Roose
velt. And those who are urging
hint to break a promise, are doing
wrong. Men of tli$ president's ide
al are more numerous than they
were four years ago; at least there
are more of them in line for the
presidency. Roosevelt in congress,
with someone in the president’ s of
free to lend assistance, could coutin
ue the fight to curb corporate greed
more effectually, perhaps, than the
present conditions permit
1 »+
The telephone meeting at Garfield [ vin the Irvin school district. Edwin
Grange hall was well attended and Bates the Tracey district, and Rob-
much interest shown in the subject ert Miller the George district. A
of rural phones. F . M. Gill was meeting will take place Friday ev-
chairman, and different ones were ening to sum up and see what can
apj ointe 1 to rant the people to sec be done.
what encouragement they will give |
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to the scheme Loti Palmateer was
Mra. Green and Mrs. Morris are
given the central district. John It entertaining a «i-ter this week.
GAME
Eagle Creek and Estacada Open
the Season With Fine Playing
Last Sunday’ s game of baseball
brought out nearly 200 spectators
to see the first game between Eagle
Creek and.'Estacada for the Eastern
Clackamas pennant for 1907. The
weather was ideal, and the'players
111 the right spirit for playing. The
Eagle Creek boys came in on the
after dinner car which was late and
the game'soon started.
The home
team had things easy the first half,
which ended 6 to 1, hut the visiting
players got ju the game at this point
and took 7 scores before the close.
The game was remarkable for sev
eral things: the excellent playing of
both nines, the quietness of the en
tire game, and the absence of the
usual jangling between players. It
was a good game from first to last,
and the crowd enjoyed it.
A t the
end the score stood 8 to 11 in favor
of Manager Spark’s nine.
Eagle
Creek has a fine bunch of ball play
ers, who will make a record before
the season closes.
A return game
will take place soon. The players
were —
L Bronson.
c
E l Douglas
Stokes
Williace
p
I) Eshelniun
s
Bowen
Oslxirn
I
Anderson
R Kslielniati
2
Gibbons
N Bronson
Jacques
3
Townsend
rf
Cluster
Mallory
If
Ed Douglas
Tellford
cf
R Douglas
IVrry Bookman umpired the ganu
to the satisfaction of everyone.
SC H O O L N O T E S
"Onward, ever onward."
The ninth grade has taken up
"Silas Marner,” an English classic,
which they will study the remain
der of the term.
The 8th grade history class is re
viewing the Revolutionary war.
Richard I’almateer returned to
school again Monday.
There will be no reason why the
The Van Dyke children were com
prohibitiouists and summer girls
pelled to discontinue school in order
should go thirsty in Est icada this
to go to California with their par
summer. There will be four ice
ents.
cream and soda stands at which
Harold Hoygaard is absent on
they can quench their thirst. This
account of sickness.
should be the ideal pleasure resort.
The 8th grade has chosen cardi
Fred S. Morris, who owns the nal red and cream as their class col-
brick and tile factory in Estacada, ers ail 1 the red rose as the class
is reported as saying that he intends flower.
to make 2,000,000 plastic repressed | The cousins of Neiva Green and
brick at the works this summer. 1 Bernice Morris have been visiting
From fifty to sixty men will be eni-1 the school.
The ordinance providing for city
elections was passed end approved
at the council's last meeting. VV.
S. Irwin, Win. Dale, and John T.
Page are named judges, and John
Lovelace and Harmon Green are to
act as clerks.
ploved after the factory begins to
manufacture brick.
_ ___
.
* *’e St'’ an<' 9**1 Kratles have de-
j
I.allies' Aid will meet tomorrow j IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T OK
afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs. T H E S T A T E O F O R EG O N FO R
Williams.
I T H E C O U N T Y O F C L A C K A -
M AS.
Kditor Watterson says Gov. C E In the matter of the estate of Frank
PreuschofI, deceased.
Those who are opposing the pres Hughes, of York state, will be the
ent street improvement have begun n e x t president of the United States. To Edmund Preuscholf. Frank l'reusch-
off, Hans PreuschoB, Mary Preuseh-
act;on ¡„ tjle district court to pre- a:id he is pretty near cor.e.t.
oB, Martha PreuschoB, Frinceg
vent further carrying out of the
PreuschoB and Mary PreuschoB:
A crew of men are «t work in the
wor){ as started by the city council.
You and each of you are hereby cited
Gn lhe filing Monc;ay> of a coru- park clearing the grounds and burl.- ^ to appear in the above entitled count, iu
plaint, and bond for $15 0 . a tem illg up all the old rubbish. Excel- the county court room of the county
Now, the railway com- | court house in Oregon City, Clackamas
porary restraining injunction was lent idea.
p an y should insist that the disgrace- eoum> ■ Oregon, on the 15th day of April
issued by tlie court stopping opera-
1907, at the hour of ten o ’clock a. in.
tions cu the streets. The plaintiff- lul siS ht extending from the Jones j thereof, to show cause, if any exists, why
are John#R. Cassidy, August Stub-1 ^ very barn to Boner V» candy stand j an order of sale should not be made sell-
in.*. D. M. Marshall, M. C. Adkins, aloM& the track be also cleared and | ing at private sale the following describ-
STREET WORK
AT STANDSTILL
dded to Ket elas* P'ns-
Olive Wagner, Editor.
Last-Sunday was a pleasant stun- ---------------------------------------------------
mer day, and hundreds of poor city
A D M IN ISTR ATO R S N O TICE
people came out from Portland and
Notice is hereby given that the under-
spent the d ay along the C la ck a m a s signed has 1 -cen duly appointed adminis-
riv er hu n ting for the foot prints of trator of the estate of S. H. Van Leuven,
EdWm Markham who got his great deceased, by the county court of Clacka-
inspirations while wandering along mas county. Uregon. All persons having
claims against said estate are notified 2o
its hanks and drinking in its scenic present the same to me at Estacada. said
beauty.
county and state, within six months from
this date.
The big I>and stand at the Oaks
Dated April nth, 1907.
is to be taken down and moved to
lm . C. B. SM IT H ,
Ivstacada where it w ill !>c placed in A n M2
Administrat-r Aforesaid.
and Samuel Berry. These are all deaned UP- This is the worsc look
the E l 2 of SW 1-4 of the N E 1-4 of sec
non-residents of Estacada except j *n8 s'Bht in town, and should re- tion 12, T. 4, S. R. 4, E. of the Willam
Mr. Cassidy, though all but Mr. ceive prompt attention.
ette meridian.
It is further ordered that service ofthis
citation be published in The Estacada
News for four weeks prior to the above
date. Dated March 8, 1907.
Attest:
G. B. Dimick,
F. W . Greenuian,
County Judge
County Clerk.
Adkins own property in the city.
Sheriff Beatie was over from Oregon
City and served the summonses and
injunction pa(>ers. The defendants
are Contractor Lindsey, Councilmeu
Reed, Jones, f i l l e r , Cary, Stratton
A F IN E FARM
end Howe, and Recorder VVomer as
representing the city.
They are
$ 3 5 an Acre
asked to appear within ten days and j
show cause why the injunction
7oacre ranch, good house and all
should not be made permanent. Of outbuildings,fine well, living water,
the defendants, Reed, Jones. Howe 15 acres in oats and wheat; H “ ere
Cary and Stratton own prope rty pi ; potatoes, young prune orchard and
fected by the improventtn .
Mr. plenty other fruit, large pasture and
Lindsey is not a property owner iu fully 500,000ft fine standing timber.
To Be Sold
N O TIC E O F SALE
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County
of Clackamas
In the Matter of the Guardianship ol
Dale Andre, a Minor.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to
ah order issued out of the above court ill
the town. The allegation set forth j Enough lumber and wood on place j thV.toveTntftled mitter, on the 1st day
in the injunction is that the plain to pay for il. 60 rods from big store oi April, 1907, licenseingtheunders g ted
tiffs will be irreparably damaged i f ! and p. o. 2 % miles from Estacada. us guardian of the said minor to sell at
the work proceeds and they have 1 New plank road. A bargain for any private sale the interest of said uiinor in
the following described real property, to-
to pay the cost thereof. Attorneys one.
wit: Lot two (2) in block four (4) of the
Brownell and Stipp appear for the
The place will be sold at $ 5 5 an J orixinal plat of the "city ‘”>f Kstacada",
plaintiffs. Dimick & Dimick have acre, or $24 50 . If the personal prop- Clackamas county, Oregon. Alie under-
been engaged by the city. The or erty, 300 fine rails, 10 cords wood, signed as such guardian will, from and
iginal complaint sets forth several 250 posts, household goods, small after the 3rd day of May, 1907, proceed
to sell the above descrilied real estate at
allegations too long to appear this ¡farm tools 1 cow, 20 hens, 2 hogs,
.
private sale subject to the dower interest
week.
30 sheep are included the price will . t h e r e i n Gf Mary K. Andre, widow of
be $2700.
Thomas J. Andre, deceased, which dower
EUREKA
E. RIDGEWAY, Owner
Yes, I Have Found it at Last
-
ORE
Found wliat? Why that Chamberlain’s S P R I N G W A T E R
salve cures eczema and all summer itch- I
ing of the skin. I have been afflicted for
many »years with skin disease- I had to
get up 3 or 4 times every night and wash
with cold water to allay the terrible itch
ing, but since using this salve in Decem
ber 1905, the itching has stopped and has
not troubled me.—Elder John T. Ongley,
Rootville, Pa. For sale at Estacada Phar
W . A . JO N E S
macy.
—
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
PRO PRIETO R
Good rigs and careful drivers always
Notice of Final Settlement
SPECIAL ATTENTION
Notice is hereby given, that I have
filed in the County Court of Clackamas Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
county, Oregon, my final report as ad
ministrator of the estate of Geo. Cun
W O O D & LUMBER
ningham, deceased, and the court has
fixed Monday, May 6, 1907, at the hour
Local and Long Distance Telephone
of 10 o’clock a. in. and as the day and
time for hearing of objections to said fi
nal report, if any there are, and for the
settlement of said estate.
H. E. CROSS,
Administrator of the estate of George
T A X E S !-
Cunningham, deceased.
TAXES
T A X E S!
M2S-A25,
Pay your Clackamas county taxes
I in Portland. No long waiting in
, line. Save time and carfare. Small
! fee 25cts covers everything. Call
and examine the complete tax roll,
or write for statement of your taxes
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
X
r*
Dr. C. B. SMITH
PH YSICIAN & SURGEON
O F F IC E and R E S ID E N C E
Over the Bank of Ivstacada
Clackamas Title
••••• C om pany.....
P H O N E
[ e s t a b l i s h e d 1893]
William K. Havi!and, M. D.
606 608, Chamber of Commerce,
P O R T L A N D , O REG O N
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office at drug store
-
Estacada
R ESID E N C E
Corner Shafford and Fourth
-
Phone
TIME CARD
0 . W. P. & R y.
Dr. R. W. ANDERSON
D E N T IST
Of rooms 41-2 Hamilton Bldg. I’ . liar
Co.
ESTACA DA-PORTI, AND
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Will visit Estacada every Saturday
'M"f'
Office with Dr. C. B. Smith
Dimick & Dimick,
Cars .eave Estacada for Port
land :
7:37. 9 :37. » i :37 A . M. and
' 37. 3 4 7 . 5 :37. 9:05 P- M.
a Cars leave Portland for Esta
cada:
Attorneys at Law
7 :3° . 9 :3° . 1 1 :3o A . M. and
1:30, 3:40, 5:44, 7 :1 5 P. M.
jfB ^ N o rtary Public, General Law
Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, A b
stracts furnished
W ay freight leaves Estacada
in the morning, daily except
Sun. returning in the evening.
M O N EY LO AN ED
O F F IC E S : 2 , 3 & 4 . SV K D R K SE N BLD.
A4-25
Administrator’s Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administratrix
of the estate of Charles S im tie 1 McKown*
deceased, by the Honorable County Court
of Clackamas county, Oregon.
All per
sons having claims against said estate arc
hereby notified to present the same to
me for payment at the office of my attor
ney,’ Gordon E. Hayes, at Oregon City,
Oregon, with proper vouchers within six
months from the date of thi9 notice.
Dated this ad day of April, A. I). 1907.
Elizabeth McKown, Adminis^
tratrix of the estate of Charles Sam uef
McKown, deceased.
Gordon E . Hayes, Attorney for Estate.'
A4-M2
A,
Tim ber Land act, Ju n e 3. 1878
Notice for Publication
United States land office. Portland. Oregon. March
12. 1907. Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of congress of June
3. 1 878. entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands
in the states of California. Oregon, Nevada and Wash
ington territory," as extended to all the public land
states by act df August 4. 1892. Je n n ie H. Galloway
of Portland, county of Mu'.tnomah.state of Oregon, has
this day filed in th is office his sworn statement 7309.
for the purchase of the S H of the Northeast
quarterCKl&lots 1& 2 of Sec. 2 in Town. 5 S . R.4 E.
and will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land
before the register and receiver at Portland, Oregon
on Monday, the 3rd day of Jure. 1907. He name3
as w itnesses: H W Galloway of Portland. Oregon:
A Morrow of Estacada. Oregon- James Marr of
Estacada. Oregon, and Frank Schlege! of Portland.
Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are requested to
file their claims in this office on or before said 3 rd *
day of June 1907.
Algernon S . Dresser. Register.
M21-M23
Notice for Publication
Land office at Portland, Oregon. March 30, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that the following named set
tler has filed notice of his Intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof will
be made before the register and receiver at Portland. <
Oregon, on May 18, 1907. viz: Oliver Sbidler. H. E
No. 15260. for the S e * of s w * of Sec 24. T. 2. S . '
R .6 E.H e names the foliowingwitnesses to proof his
oon tinuous residence upon and cultivation oi said land
viz: Thomas Brown of Salmon. Oregon
j
Joseph Walls of
Andrew Oaks of
George Oak of
Algernon S. Dresser. Register
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Prime
Blood right, circula
tioa right, no stomach
or bowel worms. A
perfectly conditioned
horse. Yon make the
most and get the most
oot of your horse by a
systematic tue of
Main offices of the company: 132 1-2 1
First St. Portland, Oregon.
Prussian
Why Suffer from Rheumatism?
O rego n C it y
O reg o n
—______________________________________
Do you know that rheumatic pains can
he relieved? If vox doubt this jnst try
j one application of Chamberlain's pain
f hamberidin's Couqh Remedy a Sale Med- halm. It will make rest and sleep posai-
icinc for Children
hie and that certainly means a (treat deal
In huving a cough medicine for c h il-, to any one afficted with rheumatism,
dren never be afraid to huv Chamberlain . Sold at Estacada Pharmacy,
cough remedy. There is no danger from
j it. and relief is always sure to follow. It
is intended especially for coughs, colds.
croup and whooping cough, and there is .
no better medicine in the world for these ;
disease* It is not only a certain cure fer j
croup, but when given as soon as croupv
' cough appears will prevant the attack,
G E T YO UR
Whooping cough is not dangerous when |
this remedy is given as directed. It con -1
tains no opium or other harmful drugs, i
and may be given as confidently to a ba
by at to an adult.
Sold at the Estacada
PRINTING
Pharmacy
interest has heretofore l>een sold and
o n v e y e i to R. A. Stratton in hi*
individual right. The terms of said sale
will t>e either cash, or part cash and part
credit. Dated April i, 1907.
R. A. STRATTON.
Guardian of Dale Andre, a Minor.
STOCK FOOD.
" W . f a d Prussia a Stock Pood as portae to
anything we have ever used for our horses.
It keeps them in splendid condition for work.**
O. L . Leftnffwell. St. Paul. Mina.
**For home« that are run down and in poor
condition there is nothin« that w ill build them
np like a handful o f Prussian Stock Food twice
• day la their feed.**
St E . Stantrary. W ilm ar. Minn.
lÁ tJ U M h Cmn.
FO R S A L E
BY
J. F. Lovelace
DO NE A T T H E N E W S S IR *»•’ !• A<tnty
P“®«1*. Fsfatad.